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The Arizona sentinel., 1881-03-26

President Garfield has put
 himself on record as most decide
 ly opposed 10 polygamy. This is
 about the only matter in which
 he has so far expressed any drcid-
 ed oppinions unless it be the call
 inp of an extra session of Con
 gress, which from present lndiI
 cations seems 10 be inevitable.
 There is one good thing in con-
 nection with the calling of an
 extra session of Congress that our
 constitution has very wisely pro-
 vided that they are left perfectly
 free to legislate upon any subject
 which they may think proper.
 The vetoing of the funding bill
 by President Hayes shows a
 weakness that characterised his
 whole administration and will
 justly do more to sink his name
 into oblivion than any one of all
 the questionable acts of his off,
 cial career and has done more to
 weaken the power of the Repub-
 can party than any one act since
 they came into power. It is di-
 rectly charged that this veto was s,s> the advice of President Gar -.feL who stands very much in aws |. If tn e influence of the sNal , tiousl BanIZ syndicate. If this is true Ne can not expect that this . ouestion will come up should an extra session be called as the par. ty favoring .thisjus st and wise act of financial policy are yet to weak to pass the measure over veto. Yet we hopeiit may come up and i; be presented. to the newly elected Presented in order to put him upon the record at the beglnlng . ofhis term. hesmOrlnon ques' ton he will find is, one that will require all his knaWn sagaci ty to deal with as 1t has become a national question which some of our wisest statemen have declar- ed to be a question of constitution al privilage and musI be delt with like all other question aboat which the constitution is not As explicit as it might have been.
The Arizona sentinel., 1881-03-26

After the passage of the Salary Grab bill in the House Hon. MT. !Robb moved that no member who had voted against it should have his extra pay. Upon put ting the nation the Speaker de- dared it carriedI
The Arizona sentinel., 1881-03-26

The following are the officials appointed for the new county of Graham; Sheriff. c. B. Rose; District Attorney, Chris Glennon; Supervisors, A. Solomon, J. Eos ter; c. R. Leitch; Probate Judge Geo. Lake; Public Administrator, Thos, Neese; Coroner, E. D. Trut tie; County Surveyor, Jas. Hayes Treasurer, l.. E. Solomon.
The Arizona sentinel., 1881-03-26

MT. Haynes moved a vote re- cognition and compliment to the Governor and other Territorial officials. MT, Woods moved to amend by striking out the Cover. nor which was carried. This act is one that weuld make a school boy hide his head ip shame.
The Arizona sentinel., 1881-03-26
NOTICE.

After this date all fees in my office must be paid in advance of work done Any prospector known to be broke and without; employment Can have all the work he requires done without charge There will be no exception made with others. Yuma 4. T. Feb. 10th 1881
 SAMUEL PURDY JR.
 County Recorder.
The Arizona sentinel., 1881-03-26

We are glad to gnd that the vote of MT. Speaker Knapp was at all ti mes against the extra pay steal a record which he will al ways feel proud of.
The Arizona sentinel., 1881-03-26

L.P. FISHER, advertising agent, 21 Merchants Exchange San Francesca, is authorized to receive advertisements fer he columns of tais paper.
National Republican., 1881-12-17
PUBLIC AMusEMENTs,
Old shIpn, ates, !" " Camille" "Tho Colo
mel r--Lniin d Canning NeHl Meek..

'Old Shtpm ates, !" Camille" "The CoIO"
mel "--Lotia is Coming Next week.
There will be a matinee at Ford's Opero House
this afternoon, when the excellent play Of " Old
shipmates" Will be produced. Tonight will be
the last chance offered to see It, The play has
made good impression here In commercial
cities where there Is a large class Of people who
go down to sea in big ships" the play has had an
Mr.. Eric Bayley and his company will give the
play OF The Colonel" at Ford's during Christmas
week a. The play was written BY n 9; Bur
who has long sustained a well earned reputation
as humorist and dramntist and being considered
one Of the brightest OF the many brilliant writers
for .Punch and satirizes the extrayagance into
which a clique OF the gsthetlc school OF London
art and morals has drined Its purpose is light as
most Of the purposes which depend upon carea.
ture arc. II is sure TO attain success, for 1t is
comedy ofgreat interest In plot Is well constructed
and spSrESs with qniM and am.
It afforded the friends Of Miss Fanny Davenport
SecGpSy yns but SaS wRose Hsa dcues Nc
main thoroughly met. II was pleasant relief 70
hear Lady Macbeth with feminine voice and
with a CLEAN of temininity even % when
further the ambitious ends Of her hus.
band. The Macbeth of Mr.. J. w. Albaugh was
an evidence of the careful talent and intelligent
conception Of that gentleman, who is seen all too
seldom upon the boards oftbe theatre he has man-
Sed Sc This 10 nbnS Mss DSSsh Lo sSa
exhibits some of the most gorgeous upholstery
that ever emnnated from the genius OF Worth. To-
night there will be grand double bill, compris-
ing London Assurance" and "0livor Twist"
The ever bright and joyous Lotta, who has
kicked her dainty heels into popular favor for
many a year, and whose appearance each season Is
hailed with the same satisfaction as in previo us
years, VIII appear at the National Theatre on
with the play of " The Little Detective"
The Baker Dramatic Art Club gave a perform
nnce Inst evening, at Abner's Hail. the play being
:" All That Glltters Is Not Gold.' Some of the
characters was exceedingly well sustained and
the entertainment was generally enjoyed. This
theatre should be opened frequently, as Its ar
rangements are complete and It's location central.
National Republican., 1881-12-17
PoIice Cnuri Nnic..

Mary Nichols, All ancient dame, will spend the
winter In the work house on the charge Of
Vagrancy.
Lizzie Barron, alias Emily lee, coored dsmsel,
was sent down fol thirty days by Judge Smell for
stealing a coat
John simms, well. dressed, elderly Balu.
mofean on a visit to this city, who has been on q
spree for some time. and two Esmpi named Bishop
and Sherlock were yesterday sent 10 the work.
house for being habitual dTunkardi.
william Jackson, colOred, who was charged In
the Police Court yesterday with cruelty driving a
horse which was suffering with the "plnk.eyes
and untt for labor, was released on personal
bonds, as the responsibility, apparently, was upon
the owner of the Enipal,
Elizabeth Gray and Mary Wells, two eolored
women, had hght about man, whom they each
claimed as their husband, Thursday night, and
raised u disturbance which led TO their arrest,
The casa was dismissed by Judge Smell yesterday
on the defendants stating that they had fought Il
out and would hereafter dwell IN peace
National Republican., 1881-12-17
Mail. by steamer. Postponed.

The date Disabling of the steamer City of Para
from New York for Aspinwall, with mails for the
South Pacific and Central American ports and
Western Mexico has been postponed from the 20th
to the 22d instant.
The sailing OF the steamer schleswig, from New
York for Havana with West Indian and Cuban
mails, has been postponed from the 17h TO the Goth
instant,
The steamer Alhambra will sail from New York
with mails for Halifax and 81. Johns on the Goth
instant.
The sailing Of the steamer Western Texas from
New York, with mails for Nassau, N. r., has been
postponed from the 2lst to the 22d instant.
The sailing Of the steamer Paul +. Gerhard, from
New York for Rio with Brazilian mails, has been
indefinitely postponed.
The steamer Belize will sail from New York for
Kidgston, Jamaica, via Nassau on the oath instant.
National Republican., 1881-12-17
Llnunr Liconacn.

The following applications for liquor licenses
were approved yesterday by the Commissioners:
W. J. Fitzgerald, 100 T street southwest; Alfonso
Helm. 4O6 Four-nnd q. half street southwest vii.
liam Ruckert, 60S d street southeast They disap.
proved those OF August Dettrer, 400 Pennsylvania
mia avenue northwest James w. Gibson, 632 o
street northwest: T. g. Knight, 1882 Pennsylvania
avenue northwest John McCkenna' Water % and
Seventh and streets southeast: +. p. Mulloy col
Maryland avenue southwest: Michael Nolan T03
street northwest W.. A. OMeara, 1910 d street
northwest; Eliza Quill. 627 Third street southwest;
Kicks & Alexander, 700 o street northwest; John
Canal road.
National Republican., 1881-12-17
Judge RIchard.on'. Lecture.

The conclusion Of Judge Richardson's portion
Of the course Of post tgraduate lectures at the law
school of Georgetown University; reached last
evening, was one fitted TO the body of the course
which had preceded The students and those
members of the bar who attended the lectures
agree in bestowlng high concentrations on the
lecturers thorough knowledge of his subjects and
his sagHciiy In choosing the practical rather than
the speculative parts of them. AZ the close there
was hearty and thoroughly spontaneous vote Of
thanks given the Judge.
National Republican., 1881-12-17

Anafher nuruInrv

The residence Of Mrs. J. L. Entwlsle 22i street.
was burRlarzed early yesterday morning, the
thieves taking articles of wearing apparel TO the
value Of about 500. No arrests have. as yet been
National Republican., 1881-12-17
The Policy sI,ou C,.e.

In the case of Moses Brown, alias Moses Booth.
charged with keepinga policy shop IN George.
town, Of which mention was niRdo III THE REPCB,
ucAE yesterday, Mr.. A. b. Williams, who ap'
peGIed for the defendant, secured a continuance
for expert" testimony as TO whether the para.
was made was TINT belonging 10 a pollCY shon.
National Republican., 1881-12-17


1901 THE GREAT 1901
ro the SSkfH E HxS R9gHH
srLENbib' 5SEkih$%t Sd' $%tNN4f, \ NN4fdSiFidfSf EQUIP
II SsHlEaT6N PSENSEF rom q Isl p.Oo,
Far psS, Sixth M aTd I'D ns streets IS OlOwG Gnv m
Louis. and Chicago I'ao D. IN. daily, With Palace
ofh oBAGlI ,GH lrI'MSiSSEFE I'MSSoSEE ANp POTOMAC RAILROAD.
For Canandaigue, Rochester, B9flao, Niagara Falls,
day. Win SNf'PFs PasSs sSSqsS % dSHS
and Watkns, ,,. .., ,,,...,.. -, 100
fS. NJ, 's ISy eGcSpt SH Sunday y'" ""u N'" ~ 'VO
For New York aud the East $50 1000 q m; 300 1000
and l0l5 y. m.i on Sunday, SW p M, 1000 and 1918
Limited Express Of Pullman PariOr Cars, $50 m.
For BrooElyh: Sew Ycrk, all through trains connect
,,doGeIe isTriage across New York Guy. ,a,,
FSE 81 aSSSy SS @ @ 5 3 s ant sG S S' B. and nd
Llmiied EIpTessi sso q NJ daily except sunday. a.,
40 &tS, i;so iGCC and iSis 2, p. Oh sGndsy, 500
rSi p SpSs ,S Creek nj Ss sSe s S IS SSa az nRd lS
For TyS Ihnspois $40 NJ aud sop NJ daily, Oxcep,
ALE%SE pRIA ANp pEREpERIcKsRyRe RAIL
For Aiszsadris, @39 7,a oso, and 1850 a. M, 40
and 1850 a. NJ, and $50 p, M.
For Rlohmond ana th9 south GS ald ll'lO u, M
daily, and SEQ y. NJ daily except sunday
1850 a. M, l;lO 800, 500 1900 and et5 p. and 1900
nudnlght Sunday, at 500 and 1000 u. M, 700 and
et0 D. IN.
Tickets and Information can be procured AT the
Office northeast corner of Pennsylvania avenne and
Thirteenth street and at the station, where orders
can be len for the checking OF baggage TO destination
iTOm hotels and residences.
j, Il. WOOD, General Passenger Agent,
FRANK THOMSON, General Manager
VAMEs II. Mo0ILI, NO, 1871 NEW YORK
~ avenue near the Treasury has Just received tho
finest collection Of MlnlOns English Decorated Tiles
ever brought to Washington Call and see them.
They are hapdsome In design brilliant In ColOTing,
ana many ofthem are novel cheap and very suitable
FOL ChTLallnas presents, dele9t
National Republican., 1881-12-17
E,.c,ion or Job, =. Reyno,ds Posi-.

Al the last regular meeting of John +. Reynolds
Post, No G, q. A. r., the following officers were
elected for the cusulng year: Commander, II, En-
nett Smith seniOry vice. commander, Peter Wynne;
junior vice commander, George W, Lucas: guar.
termaster, George H. Corson; chaplain, Edward
Brady; surgeon, W. ". Granger; delegates 10 De.
partment EnCampnent, John Il. Randolph and
George 4. .worley; alternates, Peter Wynne and
George w Lucas,
National Republican., 1881-12-17
New Jer..y Republican Association.

largely attended meeting of the above named
association was held al 81 Georges Hall last
night The invitation OF The Virginia Republican
Association TO participate IN the serenadc TO Gene.
raj Malone was accepted, aud committee ap.
pointed TO take charge Of the matter. A vote Of
thanks passed 70 General Sewcll for his efforts
In securing reduced rates of Transports don home,
Several new members were elected.
National Republican., 1881-12-17
naslinUay FaIr.

The fair of this club In odd. Fellows Hall Is ln-
cTeasing In interest and Is well worthy visit from
all in quest of Christmas presents, as almost every
thing suitable for present can be fonnd on the
tables The voting for the various articles is quite
spirited, and this evening gives promise OF exciting
interest as the voting closes at ten o'clock. All
the goods not sold viii be Ructioned of. and con.
siderable fun and amusement may be expected.
National Republican., 1881-12-17
LOCAL MENTION.

JAMES II. McGILL No. 1921 New York avenue,
near the Treasury, has Just received the finest coll
lection of Minton's English decorated tiles ever
brought to Washington. Call and see them
They are handsome In design, brilliant in color.
ing, and many of them are novel, cheap, and
very snitnble for Christmas nresentS
National Republican., 1881-12-17
For the Holidays.

"WHo furnishes THE REPuBLTC It's society notes |?
is question everybody around town Is asking
We give II up but II is evidently one who knows.
National Republican., 1881-12-17
The PIensures of Memory.

THE REPUBLIC publishes more dramatic news In
every issue than all the papers in the city contain
In q week. Out to- day at noon.
National Republican., 1881-12-17
Tic balance of This Month

We are Offering line OF overcoats and ulsterette
which caunot fall to please. Eiseman Brother
corner ofSeventh and streets.
National Republican., 1881-12-17

One OF the delights of middle life is the remem-
brance Of childish pleasures. In the hours OF trial
and trouble the heart Is often cheered by the
memory of the happy holiday scenes and the
pretty gifts belonging to 1t. Parents should never
let carecssness indifference interfere with thci
observance Of their seasons, but should at once
visit the Palais Royal and purchase presents fol
the little folks
National Republican., 1881-12-17
The Sl,etld RntyS.

BUY your Christmas books, stationery, cards, &c.
of Milans, Seventh street, two doors above +.
dali
National Republican., 1881-12-17

Dress and sem. dress suits; complete assort
ment Eisemnn Brothers, corner Seventh and L.
National Republican., 1881-12-17
For In. naIldaya-

CALL at whitney's 307 Seventh street, and lcav,
your orders for cider, delivered in al parts of thu
city,
National Republican., 1881-12-17
"AIdernry DnIry wagons

THE highest cash prices paid for dresses and
gents clothing, watches jewelry, &c. Call ad
dress Herzog, 3OS Ninth street, near Pennsylvania
avenue
National Republican., 1881-12-17
DISTRICT BREvITIEs.
Tho v..,,e. To.nax.

For tie Middle dnonttc States icurmer fair ipedtheT,
soiahiresterly u1nds, lotccr pressure.
For Washington, a. M Warmer fair tDedther.
The following were the thermometric readings
yesterday: a. m 26o; IL a. M, 32o; 3 p. m, 3So;
2 p M &o; II p. M, $40; maximum, 390; mini
National Republican., 1881-12-17
A TRUE TONIC

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The s,nr.Route Case.
The National Repub'iedn Publishing Company has
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Gre double. column pages, Il, clear pe and handsome
style, The full raba,im report Of he recent proceedings
and he decision Of the Court IN he Supreme Court Of
he District Of Columbia IN The matter of The Un'ted
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legal profession throughout the entire country, as il nm.
douUedy contains hG most erhdastite research aud
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National Republican., 1881-12-17
HALLIDAY Preaenfs.

Cigars in boxes of 25, so. 100, and $50, at Nor
GOES, (Smith'B old stand) 1907 Pennsylvania ave-
nue.. CWido.opcn dooE).
National Republican., 1881-12-17
Su rprisc Your Roys

THE REPUBLIC, out at noon to-day. Original
bright, witty, and clean.
National Republican., 1881-12-17

with one of Eiscman Brothers overcoats, q Christ
mes present which will be appreciated.
National Republican., 1881-12-17
Iron Ritterr

Fresh Alderney butter chumed ev 'ry morning,
and delivered In Slb. "Ward prints. at Soc per lb
Also cottage cheese, sc, per BALL buttermilk, SC.
per quart and sweet milk &c. per quart.
National Republican., 1881-12-17

our store will be open for business until nine D.
Eiseman Brothers, Clothiers and Tailors, corner
Seventh and l. streets.
National Republican., 1881-12-17

Turkish, Russian, and Sulphur Baths. 903 ]
street Only first class bath in the city.
National Republican., 1881-12-17
pro,nInrut ArrIvnI..


RieoS-F.D u, Lewis, Philadelphia j. r. Goodridge,
Boston; NJ. M. Carson, Hon. John schoville, E. r.:
Leland, and y. Post, New York l.. II. Bisbee, and
John l.. peveridge, Chicago; Joseph w. Calmas
pplttsplnnrgi f. Cooper, England John 10 ksndrick
Pittshurg
METRoPoLiTAN.-w. D. Myers Hartford Conn;
Ben Elfc, South Carolina; John Berkenbne, Phila
dephin George Wilcox and John n Kennedy. New
Nurk NJ. II. Collins and G. T.. Abbott, Boston; r.
Lilly, yokohama, Japan Harry G. Howell, Phila-
delpha; j. II, CarringtOn, New York.
st. JANEs-Dr. H. c, Waite, New York Dayton
Bal, Alhany, N. vi J. II. Hale, Max Strauss,
Theodore :. Barron, J. Rock, New York f. Weld,
Boston, Mass. Joseph Warner, Bay city, Mich; r.
+. Palmer Cleveland, Ohio.
ARLINGTON.-JOsephC Campbell Orange, N. j.. NJ.
Dyer, Boston Hon. G. A. McDougal Hon. George
bliss, s. Goldberg, General q. II. Williams, w. II.
Whitlock New York; II. G. Hnrdwell Brooklyn.
WoRMLEY's.E. J. Hewlett, John II. Reed George
Harding, i. I. Chambers w G. Patterson, Phladel-
pha T.. 4. Brulatour, New Orleans; f. NJ. McCook
Denver.
ST, MARc.-S II. Kcedy, NJ. D.. New York; T. w
Mesck, AlbRnyi u, r. Garrett, ]. b. Henderson,
harylandi &. W. Frost, New York.
wELCH ERs.-Mr. Adams, Philadelphia Mr. Cal
laken, New York,
National Republican., 1881-12-17

Before buying CtristmoS Presents Be ays
10 see the elegant display Of Holiday GoOdA
all al moderate isioSs, al
National Republican., 1881-12-17

You can publish three-line advertise
ment of Wanted" "For Rent" For Sale" or
Lost" three times for twcnty.nv cents in THE
REPUBLICAN,
National Republican., 1881-12-17

No Special Day sa apart for BaTgat,ss.
Bargains Every Day IN tho tOeek, at
DAVIS.
National Republican., 1881-12-17

not 6Iacken Ae teeth or gre headache. UTfe for he
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Near Tanth Street and
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The Stnr-Boute Case.

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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1881-01-14

nnO iDieSer fibers Sd6r! sn Den
nlten, ftplsen Bnlns5o B0li an ber berr.
liGe Fontana .di TIeyi bic Der olts
Weiiter 8irnini nit 10 pbnntnffil1eu
Bilowerfen geI1miidt bat ilno 6ie Gag
unb gaa6t BON frpFanGeaen @afern
raul6t feiert Der beutibe 3iHitleruer=
Elm az @oni fem beimatblifes Rei6=
na6tsfeft. Sn benz gr5sten Saale ftebt
elm rieFser gbriItbaum elm bnftenoer
2orbeer, MT 2i1tern i6erIdet unb BON
4iinaierbatib finnreid selhmildt.
Drnnter liegen sierli9s 2~iebessaben fir
bic 6rmlea uno &inber Der &inItler.
6irten treten auf uno perflnoeu bic
frobe Nedr: oaB Der @elt Der 9eilano
geboren -.
Gin leHhtenoes 9ransparentbilo:
9as SeIusfino in Der &rippe, bic beilise
6amilie in ben 2aften b~lumenitreus
enoe Gngel = erfreut Die @dite in benz
%bammrisen Ye6euiaaf, udbrenb Elm
@dnnerquortett iust:
Gs 1T Elm 8o1 entIprungen!
nub unier bieIem beutI6e1 g6rif.
baum in &oHt itebt Elm i96nes, slldli<
6es iunses 81ar...
Gin Slliten ee6t our6 cine Grippe
bon &lnhlern: ,8er 1T lie, Die COLO.
lcfiae S95ubeit on 9eors @dloaa's
Seite?"
Isle, bas tpiBt SIR ni9t? Geine
8ipbe, unb feline 5rau! Ifs er i'm
Serbit feline 6errll6e Grippe: yBlp6e
uno Inor" na3 Berlin bra9te Hno benz
8aiier oorfeate, e; fannte g~arba6iance
in Der giDde iofOrt bic 3use isiner rei=
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teie Gabrielle &ot9en5urg uno bnlo
bate er Die nlte @eI9i6te erfabren: oaB
lie liG lie6en uno nidt ba6en ioasn,
neil er Elm ormer 8ilosnuer uno lie
cine norne9n1e @rdfin f..
"a that bas CUTE 9sr5 beg alten Sai-
iers etlpls iebr 2iebensmaroi9es: er
ipra9 rs6t einorinali6 nit benz Bnpn
@rnfen. Ger iein 309tsr6en sesen if.
rem @illen einem aammer6errn uerlObt
bate - uno II fino bic 9liidli6sn
auf Der Sod5eitsrei1e...."
lin a6er INNER in 8Om 81 blei6en!
So, bsueibeasuertber @sors! Gliif.
li6e 8ip6e!
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1881-01-14

in ipeldeH nan am Gnoe Des Sanres oas nciie zen
in Der $asde tot Rein 2anb Der RtIt fam init
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uerneu &pusmt uno fehet!
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Serednet be 2dhI Der S0ae, in eeneu i'm Sreien qedrs
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iutteruR9 i'm Heroen. 3ediles aut oaueInoe Be hdis
tiguHg grfahrt o1s ppSf1tiJe uno pertiHoiae 1enfe
&c uHo mn. XcrHf Gin NIT sutem 2liHta. ghnitige
Sabres5eiten uR0 gerasenoeEa &eaeH a~eelHetes 2nnb
tennen. Serla6t Gun ntdt GIt oas etRtige $rpbuit
Der &roirIen, ben &esen. .oaoern iasi e I'D bort Eie.
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eiHeE auten Hnrff FHoen-
NIB. Eerse6f uiht. eaS bic onerbeie grnhte cline
etneH atten Hah9elegeHen DsITtt feinsu @epinn trinaf.
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uHo erfreut end nes Ausens.
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