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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-05-05
.,upter -.

AN At to amend section six OF chapter -iNY-thrse
ot the Revised a.utc-, relating u the jurisdiction
OF Probate Courts.
t. /, enacted, e., ~ follows:
section xix Of clapt.r .#x.y.:.rre oil the revised
statues /. hereby amended 40 that SAID elton a,
amended shah read a. follows
SECT d. The Judge for each county may take The
probate wills, grant lcttrr, documentary or Of al
mini-trAt1u the estates OF all dec 1s't persons,
who. at tn" time OF their dccet-e were inhabitants
or resident, OF his comfy, who, not being real
dents OF the state, dict leaving estate TO b admins
tered IN his county, whose estate Il afterwards
found thprcih; also ON the estate OF any person who
i under sentence of death and confined in the state
prison awaiting it, execution, or ct imprisonment
for life In the sta" PRISON and shall have JirlSdc-
ton OF all matters relating - the scttcm ent OF such
estates. lie may appoint guardians tor minors ana
others acc pr!ing - law, AID have jurisdiction rs 10
persons under guardianship and 20 whatever els Is
conferred on him by law. Approved Mar. t. laNl.l
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-05-05
Chapter B6.

AN ACT 10 amend section siS'y-twO OF chap or
cighty-two of the Revised Statutes, relating to the
powers aud duties OF Auditors.
r. IL enacted. &c, n follows:
Section siNty-two OF chapter eightvtwo OF the re-
yisei statutes IL hereby amended by Inserting after
tho word court" in the fourth line OF said section
the following: upon such matters therein may be-
ordered by the court and the report shall be prima
ftcic evidence upon such matters only ~ express.
" embraced in the order, that said section, "a
amended, shall read a follows:
SECT. ~ When invest ltiou OF accounts or
m examination of vouchers i required. the court
may appoint one more auditors to hear the par
ties and their testimony. state the accounts, and
make Il report to the court upon such matters therein
mas hc ordered by the court, aud the report shall
ha prima fAti" cyilrnc" upon such matters oaly,
are expressly embraced iu tae order. They shalt no.
ury tho parties o, the time aud place OF heating
aud have power to adjourn; witnesses may b. sum.
moncd aul compelled 10 attend, aud may DC swora
by the auditor. Approved March >, ISL
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-05-05
Chapter -

AN ACT 10 amend section two OF chapter forty
eight of the Revised Statutes, concerning manu-
featuring, mining and Quarrying corporations.
Be IL enacted, &c, as follows:
Section two OF chapter iorty-cght OF the revised
statutes Is hereby amended by striking out OF the
fourth line thereof the words or treasurer so that
said section rs amended, shall read a follows:
SECT , These officers are 10 he chosen annually,
and are 10 continue i'm office till others are chosen
and qualified in their stead. There ara not 10 be
less than three directors. OF whom i 70 be by
Them elected president. 80 director can hold such
office after he ceases 70 pa s'OCkhp.der The treas
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-05-05
Chapter b.

Chapter b..
AN ACT to amend chapter one hundred and ninety
three of the Public Laws Of eighteen hundred aud
seventy tour, relating TO Clerks of Judicial Courts
BE il enacted. dr.. rs follows:
SECT. l. Section one of chapter one hundred aud
ninety three OF the public laws of eighteen hundred
ami -evcntyfour, Is hereby amended "a to read as
follows
SECT. I. From and after tn, passage of this act,
clerks of judicial courts shall make extended records
OF proceedings In court, in all actions contested by
issue Joined before the court jury in actions of
dnwage cases in equity, real actions. libes for di-
Norce petitions for partition, petitions to enforce
liens, and actions upon mortgages, without uureason-
able delay after the rendition of final judgment.
In all other ii shall be sufficient 10 record the
of the parties date OF writ, the term of the
court at which entered, date Of service notice to
defendants, the time of rendition of judgment. its
nature and amount. and the number OF case upon the
docket at the Judgment term, and that. upon mo
ton of either party the court may, II special cause
be shown, order fun record in any case.
SECT. . Section two of chapter one hundred aud
nincty-threc OF the public laws OF eighteen hundred
aud seycnty -tour is hereby repealed.
Approved March >. ISL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-20

DECISION OF TIE CoyH OF APPEALS Nfl-iiNr
THE MAHIiAGr And DIVORCE Law.
The suit of Elizabeth Jordan as;iius' John
c Van Epps recently decided by The Court of Apr.t'-.
IL interesting III lis facts a. well az Tor the hi"t
question, Of marriage law which 10 determines. Il I
al acton Of eicctmcnt brought by Mr. rin o. ro-
cover al alleged dover il,o-,st the idov % Car to
pher Jordan. IN some valuable land ia The Cit ni
Rochester. Mr. Van Epps, against whom tine -- ',.-
brought was purchaser under partition sale.
Mrs Jordan in her complaint, al god her MARI ,' 20
Christopher Jordan IN October 500 his death ia 80.
and the conveyance by him. IN 952, OF the prem-c- ga
question. III which she lid JON. The answer denied
the date Of the marriage. pleaded in bar a divorce
granted the husband in July, ISIS for the Ilhh.s
inhdeiity. and also up partition suit and do,d
Hereunder by which Nj. Van Egps came into posses
sion Mrs Jordan being party 10 the partition -Git.
IL was coutended for Mrs. Jordan that the decree OF
divorce being granted In 1855 long after lands
conveyed by the husband could not impair her nchoae
night OF dover which had accrued long before The cir
cumstances Of the divorce also relied upon show
ing that fraudulent The testimony IN her behalf
was that according 10 Mr. Jordau's complaint in
the dVoro. case De lived with her down 20 the day when
he began the suit. with knowledge OF all tc actr 81 mn
delity charged against her. Nh jordan took Tire chill
dren away from their mother when the divorce salt was
began, but before decree was obtained went 10 her
asked her come back and live with him. aud sad mat
THE suit would then be dropped and they would
50 together as If nothing had happened. Mrs Jor
Gan she did accept hr promises IN good ith went
g. live with him again. and continued o do for eighteen
years when he died Then for the FIRST time she learned
thar without her knowledge e had gone into Court and
obtained the formal decree of divorce although hc had
never used IL her. The evidence however. 10
hhow that this fraudulent ruled ont, the
Court holding that that judi ncnt could not De- neachcd
in this action The defendant denied that the divorce
Was fraudulent II Wac also claimed for Mrs jordan
that Van Epps purchased the land with notice OF her
dover right
Judgment was directed FOR Mr.. Van Epps; this indc-
sustained Gen. ral Term. and now j. irin,d
by the Court OF Appeals IL II held that The decree IN
The partition and the sale under the same l.
bar plaintiffs action tO recover the premises ~
question that "a woman whose dover has not been ad
measured may be made party defendant IN snch an
aetiOn. and that by the statutes Of tins state ~ wac ~
tended 10 provide that n sale under a judgment Ia
Partition should OF inchOate right OF dover. MT
Van Epp therefore IT Is held, acquired valid title 10
the pr by The sale on the Judgment ~ PARTITION
Danfi Wood. OF Rochester appeared Tor Mrs Jordan
Neesrs Fanniug aud Williams, OF Rochester, for Mr..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-20

can capital and the strange medley OF uen and wares
they contain. "
San Francisco writes OF the incrcs-e OF the opium vice IN
California and doscribes the manner Of 10 Indulgence In
INC d,ns OF that CRY,
knitting and Crochet,
Mr. Benco Joncss Boyoottei Beef"
Science FOR the People.
DHrnel's 8pyety and hls Death
Religious Intelligence.
A Strange shlpWrock
Elat hunters IA ohio.
lhc Mpn0nguc ~ Death.
Chinese Newspaper
All the customary depar'men'sor inc paper wer9
well filled with Editorial and news matter. market
reports marine intelligence. tho courts etc. Tho
news of the day was also given in acondensed sum
mary. as follows:
FoREIGN. Tho London cable dispatch 10 The
TRIBUNE says that Mr.. Pamels intention not 20 0p-
pose the Land bill has produced beneficial change
in the political situation - There are signs
in Paris that people look for the downfall Of Cana
beta. - Mile Berharlt Is achieving
success in LONDON, 80 The Italian ,!1a Is, s.,
Italian National Climb az NarSeilles because some
persons therein hssed the French troops who had
diNemla tked on their return nom lnnis no
appeal 10 set aside II M0sts sentence has been -
jectrd. -- Prince Alexander OF Bulgaria Is being
Wei received during his tour.
DoMreIlc;-The number Of ahSentees at Albany
was very large saturday. -- The District
Attorney of Albany County b., .gbp@naed \.
before the Grand jury to-molmw. - In--
dent Garfield went To the Elbrrou AT Long
Branch saturday with ms family and 5irs.
Garfield, physician; a sensational story IS
published In Washington thar he was in
with General Grant - The Miami Oh
and Soap Works a. Cincinnati were DESTROYED by
iir. saturday loss r2OO.UOO. -A factory at
Milwaukee Na~ burned aud Two nru were killed IN
flr fire. Articles of Incorporation wrre hlrl
saturday at Carson city, New, by the salt Lake
a.l Western Railroad
cry AND >rgrEHAV.-Glenmor, won the ConeY
Island Cln SATURDAY. defeating Like Blackburn.
lu thr llrc 81 tLr ~caWaYhaka Yacht club.
tl. CIsU,. K.sua. Gri.ir. Wave and Pctn.i Wcns
OH. 1i.flI-. .-- Commissioner Coleman began
90 ..,Ii. d.. streets with eu"rEv.
C"r.e, % t.ic paper may -tii be- obtained at tho
cosn'.a-.soo.A ol lHE IuBCNE o. oy u.a.. PHO
-.-ir-.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-20
PUBLIC OPINION.

7, General Grant doesn't seal M hlS lips he
u w he tnovn IA The Great American S0fcheh''
sphiladelphia Chronicle undl
The voters Of the Republican party oo o, i n0,
grogpiGaosn bon aud spite Of woudbe hosses-i7p"H;
acid Union d'epJ
The loyal Republicans at Albany are MOVING
i,tv,,,it direction. But the people would ' lnlr ~
y, y, ,e would move more swifty.-lUuca Herald pt
General Grant SAYS that President Garfield Is
,sithout kbote. His friend CUnsllnE ih.ut 81
DIAL thing hut discovered that the Pro- ic.t h' a
tns nnIs,,a amount OF that valuable article "''iii-
more American (Rcp)
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-20
SOT READY FOR ITS FUNERAL YET.
- - Lhc nlnclnnrtl nn.llte LL--n.-

Tho Rcpnhlican party has survived -lfNa. vnS
- threat ening than any that are now yi' "l" -
Eaters greater than even the Denocrau' i tH |
,cnlin. II has shown that II could u'' h' ""A'h
80 Nv any one man or set Of mon. /. Aa, even 'l
Siyed an administration when went 0u' ~. >' a,
lss7ai corruption. Political parties az n.i c> c 10
h. perfect The Republican lmrt{ VI, Eel. :, i.''.
~ y nos the ~flc Ia thg' the NIiunS tX'- b.,
s.rccrs.f mi fnlnrrs r.-1rcd credit AMI cri .' aNN
,boieyer of good there il in National pres. r' ai l'
VII ofI honor are worS ana tH1t iu J lis ttitu
1cNro than twenty years 10 has been tie "u1 parry
,haf had any defined principles OF i.i'c'' %. t,,l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-20
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORI
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.
S,,,.nnsis t.r The nnSi u LOnrs.

WASHINGTON, June 20, a. m.-Ihe baron
eter Is lowest in New England highest IL the 6uf ana
South Atlantic States. Occasional rain has fallen 10
the Lower Missouri vacy,the Upper Mississippi valley
Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, and In the Atlantic
coast States The winds are ia general light and yari-
able The temperature has fallen decidedly III the Lower
Lake region elsewhere 1t has remained nearly station
AIRY.
The highest temperatures reported yesterday were
IO25 AT Eagle Pass 1Olo at Augusta 90 NJ Monisonory
0eo nj Lodge CITY Jacksonville and ~hrct rport, 80 at
sayaunah, ConchO Fort stockton and NicksDurS.
Indications FOR tO-ddy.
For New England and the Middle Atlantic states fair
weather variable winds, mostly westerly stationary or
lower temperature, generally higher barometer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-20

Washington duplicate samples Of tho stone taken
from each quarry. These samples consist OF fonr-
inch cubes Of rough rock. They arc of course, OBJ
tanned without expense 10 tho Government aud
several hundred Of them have already boon re-
cciycd.
Onc's first impulse Is 10 ask OF what utility or yauo
these rough blocks are in connection with census
! inquiry. This the first question that suggeatcd
ii-clf 10 the mind Of TRIBUNE correspondent yes
tcrday as he entered the National Museum Buildings
whore these samples arc received aud subjected TO
various manpnlations.
Ihi. work." said DR.. George ". HAYES. who has
charge Of il. is being done jointly by the Census
Office and the National Museum. Those stone cut
tcrs you see youier are paid by th' Museum. and
they are preparing the blocksof stone for exhibit
ton. Tie owners of many of the qnairies are glad
TO send MS IN addition TO the regular samples these
specimens" continued Dr. Ilawes. he catered a
section where are displayed a number Of clahor-
a'cly cut and highly polished blocks Of marble,
granite. slate etc.
zone Of the objects Of this investigation Is 20
find ont what mineral, each one of the building and
ornamental stones contains 10 ascertain how each
viii act uudcrdilc!cut coudi' ions 10 temperature
etc. To discover the strength of cacl-u word 10
know all about our rock RESOURCES Here area half
dozen different kni, aud colors Of granite all un-
like . structure and yct all called granite. Qaar-
rmru and stonccuttcrs can tell nothing about them
except what You can ST." for yourself " Now here
sad thr Doctor turning 10 a large block q" rolWna
from Florida. " j, Stone which answer, admirably
foi ID building stone in Florida. hut If you were 90
buiA house of it in Nrw-lorf II womb
soon tumble down. ON Oh" other
h1l. those u1u.;c blocks which age
agrarrti; ui..tructoe and which 10. sd valuable
Cd .-... .t..n.fr N.e York ,y.ull soon .
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-20
COoEING " 1HE IIorIcS.
,GN1>I. 1>pI.oD II ColouHN.


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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-20

I nan, for sne.lccrl.g can't, by the laws OF INC
ssVihs, ,,o,yo,k. b. tnxcihy the Town AhsesSors'
,,oY,.d, ~ T.. June 10. ISL
1s , General Ward dsaroes with his lmino,
',oa..oy as TO the law upon this point, and
oiSn chat s,cn deposits should be taxed The Tax
no'Uo is.iouera in this city consider themselves
"d o. assess individuals for the sunsthcy have on
". in savings banks; but the custom il not gen
~, a,,nng as.cssors throughout the State.-EdI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-20

fell little yesterday afternoon. tut a-an m t
evening Clear and fair weather Was followed dHrnr
the afternoon by panty cloudy worthcr Tho tro.r,r'
sure ranged between GO and 49, the average Cj1
beng - higher tnnu on the corresponding day .Ae.
year AMI -i3- %. -iri tLau ou saturday.
Cooler and far partly clouds weather NAV I've e-
pected TO-DAY the cIty and vicinity.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-20

UTICA, =. Y. june l9.-Da,ii T. White. "A
Victorian rrrtr .n' mu..cp pal o4,,r 90 t.. cliy. I-t
to-day Iu ..t u.'t u.nfhHchc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-20

Washington Ire l. 4. Hall. 7 Armour. Charles ". Ar
mnur nathan Chandler, LcgrOnd iockw ood. Samuel T.
Hyde, Dr. J.. Quincy Rankin. General James NcQuaic.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-20
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS

1t. s.r shows tso.roai ya,ton' in Die y ~ rsnh' OF
'iyiF1ut q the =
~ isti
2, ~. eurv duh< Tie bguken o. DATED ~ = ns
bdic stfd D. tie thff'utt5 A. Hoo
IL BrJ0dH
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-20
IMPROVEMENTS AT A CATHOLIC COLLEGE

The commencement exercises of the College
OF st. Francis Xavier win takd place at Chckens Hall
next Monday evening. During the summer u handsome
entrance TO the college, with porch. will be built upon
fhteenihst II will be- Of granite aud marble The COZ
iege bail will be divided mp with class aud labOra-
.fles and reading opened Tor the benefit Of the
alumni During the year sacrsty for the church
VIII be erected and also resdenc the professors
AUD parish fathers, Just west Of the college.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-20

=, THINGS OSE WOULD RATHER HAVE LEFT
SNsAD DINNER has just been annOuncedl Hester and
Bully sadiy) Good night Sir We've got 10 20 IN
Distinguished Professor twho Is taking down the
ne were FL Punch. -e
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-20

The steam Carpet Cleaner.
T. N. Srl.MAHl, go 1thaye- StsId f0f cHou-].
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-02-19
Ser Sausbalt etner fleinen Wepnbs


Das Sdwei3er Qdnoden etfreut iih
elmer ebenfo suteu wie bilisen Resie=
tuns. Dieiclbe wiiroe foear um fait 40
prrcent billiser iein, wern pas Sdwei=
Jet BOLT nidl in Anoit Dor einem @es
waltltrei6 Ir1nfreihs ccer Deutlh1anes
leben ,pirbe Dies 3uinSt Die tleine
Nepublit, cine Mrme 81 erbalten unb be.
beuteaoe 5umnten fir @ren;tefeitisun=
gen aus5useben.
Seben mir un8 einn,al bic Soften res
fdwei5erildeu StaatsbausbalteS in 1881
an. 01ad ben Uorani idlasen fir bieies
Sabr bstrasen bic @innabmen 40,741,= :
500 st., bic NusSaben 40,755, 500 Tr.
9ierna4 ersibt fid elm Mussabeaberi idub
pen 214. 600 6r. Inter ben Mussaben
febt pas Wtilitdrweien nit 15I Miuio,
men obenan; benz folst bas Yol ltpeien nit
IA Wiiflioneu. Die @innabmen im Yo(t=
tpeien baSesen iino gu 15,430,Oo0 Tr.
Ueranialast uno iiterfeisen oen,nad me-
ientlid bic Nussaben. Die Ginnabmen
Der Eelesrapbenoerwaltun8 7nb auf 24
Wtill., bic ausgaben auf 2 Wlia. bered-
net. Ser oiplomatiide Dienft Der Sameis
foltet nur 2S7, 900 St. unb 3nar perben
aus9eseben $50. 600 6r. fur bic idwei=
3eriide @elanotidaft in Yaris, 10000
Tr. fir oieienise in Berlin, 10000 1r.
fur bic in VBien uno ebenfaas 10000
6r. fir bic in Rpnl. Sn anoeren als
jenen a Staaten fnb teine @efanbti DAT.
ten, ionpern nur Son iulate, in @aibing.
ton Elm politiider alsent unb @eneral.
erniul. Oie @siamnltbeitrdse an bic
idmmtliden @cnlulate -es fno i'm Gan=
gen rs -belaufsn itd laut benz vorliesens
ben budget auf bic Summe bon $1,000
ST.. Das ponor1r idmmtlider Z Dlit.
slieeer ces ihwei3eriiden Bunoesratbs
betrdst IS, 500 Jr., nimlid $4,000 St.
fir ieces Mitslieb uno 13, 800 fir BEN
! Ihmei5etilhen Banoesprifpenten. Die
@eiammll ltaatsldul Der idwsi5eriiden
@isseuoHenldaft tetrdgt 35 Miu. 1r;
ie wirO gu Yto5ent ser5init.
lDie man liebt, le8t bic Nrniee Der
Sdpei3cr Republit bic srSbten Spfer
auf benn obne bic GrueetOlten miirsen
bic NeSierunsstcfen ftp nur auf 25
Millioneu ST. belaufen. Dennod labt
| fd Der i3wed oer Wtilitar=Nussaben unD
@rbaltuus elmer slrmee nidt redt bcSrei=
fen. Ser Sdmei; fSunen nur ieitenS
Sranlreids ooer Deuti4lanos @efabren
broben. Was fSnnte aber bic Mrmee ter
tleinen @epublit sesen bic mddtiseu Ut.
meeu Der Nadbarn ausridten2 Sie mir.
be nidt einmal einem erifeu Nnsriff Wi@
beritanb leiiten fSunen. gBo3u allo bic
aus8aben Don idbrlid l54 Wilionen 6r,
fir bic tleine Nruiee?
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-02-19

- Cyspsplla, isnes l+redide ysiosr,
weldes In oielem 2anpe 70 giele beim
fudt, fann burd ben @fbrauh spn
Or. aus. 6 Sa ts's $ am buraer
Sropfen sebcben wsrben. Musut Gel
ler, Wittbiu, Burlington Co., q. S.,
ma&ts fOlsenoe grfabrune: SD lit iett
Sabren On CYapfpfa une mar mauamal
70 eleno, oab Id bas Bett niht perlaffn
tOnnte. Sd nabm meine 3ufudt 3u
. r. Nusuf &6niss 5ambureer
Sropfen nuo Be ftnee mid mad &C.
braud Don nur suei 5Iaiden wtsosr gang
es1unb munter.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-02-19

5atsn mir uus nidt ssfrtut, wsnn ite
balo Dor, balo binter uns au Feuhtete, bic
l1iasrns Wafsrf fhlanss2 gntsldtsn uns
ntAt bic fsrnsn, blauen 5ort3onte, bic
naben raulhenten Dalewipfsl pcn
Saint. @srmain2 unb burft' Id bamals
nidt Stre 5anb fuHen uno btiden, unp
batten mir n!Gt Elm eemeinlames @e.
fabl eae uns belelistss l1uo isbt uetres
Sts mtr eas?
Sn Der 1tat tatte Maucn bte 6ano
aus ber ieinisen esso5sr; tch as reihte
iIe ibm wiebsr nit f,sunhlihsm 2dhela.
Sd webr' CO Sbneu nid1; aua mid
erfreutn pisie Grinnetunsen; rod mir iino
iebt 3u alt sswrrten gum Bauipisl; uir
ieben iebt bas Qebsn rie!er 5auIenbe, her
ferrlit fen, ipie ein.n @ol rom Shidla!
bin unb teraeihIaacn unn mithsn firh
ten, fab tis &eibe talo an uns tomr!t.
Sd lists biz ibwar,e Brtis niht; Id lebe
Nlles germ i'm rplsnfarbissn gdetn. Clan.
ten 81, mir bae dno nur fur3e
8srfnferuneen, wos uns bic ih6ne 3eit
bss sIan3snoen 5oHebens osrbedt. &aun
tenn Der Welt bic ShSnbsit unb b,s
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Nepenue Collector bes 4. teraniiden Die
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