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Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-11-12

Hook with scorn upon the selfish greatness of this world, and with pity on the most gifted and prosperous in the struggle for office and power; but look with reverence on the obscure man who suffers for the right, who is true tt a good, but persecuted csuse.-Janes A Garfield.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-11-12

It is understood that P. W. Smith has ratified the assignment made by hls partner, Mir. Solomon. NIT. Smith, in ratifying the assignment, does justice to the creditors in Arizona, and NIT. Solomon's action in the matter meets with approval.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-11-12

THE Regular Republican and In, dependent Republican in Pennsylvania exceeds the Democratic vote. The State Is safe for the Republican elec- toral ticket in 1884
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-11-12

The United Presbyterisns in Phila- delphia have uttered a counterblast against organ-plsying in churches. It is simply wind against wand. They are great sticklers for psalms as against hymns: but the 150th Psalm tells people of God to praise Him with the trumpet, psaItery, harp, timbrel, strInged instru- ments, organs and cynbals-s whole orchestra. But David was not United Presbyterian.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-11-12

Boston parties have purchased the West Richards mine who have agreed to lease the Nugget mill with vlew or working Richmond ore. The mil IS Tn first rate running order; nothing oelng required further than to raise steam ln order to drop the stamps.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-11-12

The transit of Venus will occur inst after breakfast in Milwaukee.-l.M Mil Vaukes Telegraph.
 Now we know just when that great terrestrial event will happen-but say, Colonel, what about Boston?
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-11-12

PATTERSON was elected Governor If Pennsylvania through his personal popularity in Philadelphia. It is not a Democratic victory.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-11-12
Tucson Enterprise to Light HermOSiilo
 with Gas

Through Mr l. $. Fried, Secretary of the Tucson Gas Company, it is learned that arrangements are being perfected by which his company will light the city of Hermosillo with gas. A charter for that purpose, through the influence of Dr. Ferdinand Braun, has already been secured.
 Hon. Il. 5. Stevens, president of the company, returned from San Francisco yesterday, to which place he had been for the purpose of raising capital with view to carrying out the project under consideration. His project was sue cessful and work will be commenced as soon as the necessary arrangements have beer put in proper shape.
 It IS the purpose of the company to erect works similar tO those in success ful operation here, and as they will be built and operated by the same management, the people of llermosillo can rest assured that their interests will be well and carefully attended to-.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-11-12

An old man by the name of Dodge, living in Smithville, accidentally shot and killed himself at Smithville re- gently. No particulars.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-11-12

A fellow at Texas Fair undertook to make some money by taking silhouette pictures, but the first girl be silhouetted on seeing the result burst into tears at being represented as black, and the crowd got indignant at the silhouette man for insulting lady by portraying her as a durned nigger, and 1t was a won der that they let him of with tarring and feathering. instead of lynching him.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-11-12
Court Report-Judge V. W Hoover,
 Presiding.
FEIDAY. Nov. 3

FRIDAY, Nov. $.
 Territory vs. Geo. Cooler. I5 is ur- dered that the bail in this case be re- | duced from S3OOu tO SZOJU. Upon motion of C c Stephens and | upon presentation of certificate of aC- mission to tEe Supreme State of Cal | ifOrnia Wm M Lowell was admitted to | practice before this bar. C Van Dyke Hubbard ct al. ys. Geo L | Fields ct al. case continued till p. ID. C F Grotf ys. " F steyens. Amot.on tO reIustate tine case in this Court and vscate the order made Nov. 3d. It s | ordered that upon the amendment of the stipulation heretofore filed in tis | case with the justice t0 conform Go the statute, permission for which Is hereby given and the perfection of saIc appeal us required by law and that the OrGer heretofore entered disuissing said aE- peal be vacated and upon the amend ment of said stipulation the stay of pr ceedings shall be vacated unless tbe stipulation be amended as heretofore provided this day by jp. ID.
 c Van Dyke Hubbard et al vs. Geo l. Fields ct al. Case continued for tle term.
 W. II. Seamaus vs. Cochise county. Ordered stricken from the Calendar and that the papers be remit.ed to Ceehise E Co. Opinions read and filed. Notion of plaintiffs to amend affidavit and uO- tion of defendants to quash the wtlt, each denied and plaintiffs except 'o order deuying motion Co amend alidaE t and defendants except tO order denying motion to Guash the writ.
 David Dunham vs. Marcus halZ Defendant allowed to Nov. Nth to tla amended answer.
 SATURDAY, Nov. fta.
 Chas. f. GrOiT vs. ". T.. Stevens. tr- dered that the order heretofore ualr lismissing the Hppealto tEis Court u vacated and set aside.
 | aac Shippei ct aL vs. coLsoi-datro Arizona Gold aud Silver Miulug Com. pany. On motion of counsellor piaiHt.t placed on law cal. ndsr with leaN. granted tO amend complaint t.-- murrer filed to amended compliant and withdrawn. Ten days gwen Ceteudaui to answer and 30 days gwen same to uis bill of exceptions.
 Territory vs F. Rueilas, demurrer argued and submitted on briefs to he filed within 30 days from date.
 D. G. Sanford vs ?. M. Hilton; mo tion for a new trial Placed on lav calendar and case submitted on buet' Co be filed by November 9th.
 MONDAY. Nov. 6Jh.
 Isaac Shippel vs. Consolidated Ar zona Gold and Silver NJ. & M- Go. This being the day for answering aud no answer being on file, on motion gi counsel for plaintiffs, default IS entered Plaintiff makes final proof hy ntrouue- ing the original trust deed 0l mortgage, the original lis pendens and t.c testimony of w. McCourt, judgment ordered for plaintiff m accordance v1th the prayer of complaint.
 Territory vs. '. ". Schneider, Or. dered that the ease be continued Tor the term. It is agreed that tHg testimony of Wm. D. Renter and J- H. Tanner heretofore taken on beuall oi the plaintiff may be used on the trlai of the case whenever it shall be tired sui'- feet tO the objections contained m the former stipulatIOus.
 J. T. Flemmiug vs. J. J. Hamburg, et al: case ordered continued for the term. All jurors excused for the term
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-11-12

The Silver Nugget Mill and Mining Company has again come to the front under the management of solid men of New York and Globe.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-11-12

The Old Globe smelter has been run ming since last Saturday morning. The Old Dominion furnace has been moved over from the Tanks and are now m po- sition. but the engine and boiler are yet to be brought over and set up. Much delay has been caused by the scarclty of teams to do the hauling.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-11-12
CoclIi-e County.

TOMBSTONE, Nov. S.-The following IS the result so far as known. Outside precincts not all ID yet: Porter, 423; Oury. 466; Davis, 40; Horton, H; Councilman Wiley ahead; Assembly, men. probably Savage, Duncan and one doubtful: Sheriff Ward about 100 ma jority; Supervisors, two Republicans and one doubtful.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-11-12

HE returns at time Of going to press indicate that majority of the RepubE- can ticket in Pima county has been elected.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-11-12

Jose O. Garcia, PheniI typo, is now in Ures, old Mexico. He writes that things are liable to "pop" down there at any tine.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-11-12
Total NTecl,

TOTAL WRECK, Nov. 7.-Oury D. Horton 4S, Sykes 45, Hughes 53, Wicks 4I Otero, 1, Bowling 3l, Tiffany 5i. Bedding fl, Woods 6, Shaw B. Read 46, Perry is, Leatherwood B, Tully B. koskruge, e, Smith 54, Samaniego 50. Harrison 66, Goldtree 39, Porter 3I. A E Davis fl, Knapp 4G, Cook 8. J W Davis 59, Bivins g, Brown 36, Fawcett 8. Snyder 62, Clifford 40, Aram 3l, Paul 4. Drake 4S. Smith 43. McEliott 5. Bueh. man, SS Allis 24, Toole A. Vail F, Otis
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-11-12

Leadville is said to be on the wsne. It is going back to first principles, as many of the early settlers went there on vain.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-11-12

The Gipsy mIne has been incorPorat- ed bv Illinois parties, capital stock SlOO,- OOO. It IS situated on the McMillen trail about two miles from Cottonwood Spring and about five miles from Globe. The mine is not yet developed. About n ton of SIS5 ore from 1t was worked by II. Jewell at the Miami mill.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-11-12

H.C. Short, travelling auditor ot the A. T. E ;. r. E. R-, was in the city with Col. J. H. Scott, Supt. of the N- M. & A. R. R. He returned to Benson Sunday morning and will visit Guaymas on of ticiaI business before returning tO hIs headquarters in Topeka. Kansas. We hope to see his road enter this city so that he can have frequent occasion to visif us
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-11-12

HE result of the election shows Dem 0eratic prophets to be false prophets.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-11-12
THE TERRITORY.
GiIaCnnntN.

Special to the CITIzEN.
 GLOBE Nov. s, 9 a. m.-Oury 25S, POr- ter 22j, Horton 227. Davis 23g. Oury's es- timated majority in the county l50.
 GLOBE, II a. m.-CorrectedG Globe pre- cinct official. Oury 25S, Perter 275, Horton 247, Davis 239. Pioneer reported Oury 75, Porter 54. Salt River, Oury 2l. Porter 6; Horton 10, Davis IT. San Carlos, majority of for Oury with 3 precincts to hear from.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-11-12
OUTSIDE PRECINCT.
Pantano. Special to the CITIZEN:
I'antano.

Special to the CITIZEN.
 PANTANo, Nov. 7.-Pantano precinct runs as follows: Oury 13, Horton, l2, Sykes, 10, Hughes II, Weedin. F, Wicks l4, Otero 10, Bowling 13, Tiffany I2. Bedding Il, Wood If, Shaw F, Read l2 Perry 10, Leatherwood F, Fully l2 Roskruge l9, Smith F, Samaniego II, Harrison Il, Goldtree 13, Porter F, Davis IS, Knapp E. Cook IS, Davis r. Bivins, r, Brown, 19, Fawcett. l9, Shy der 20, Clifford 15, Aram l6, Paul IS. Drake Is, Smith l9. Elliott IS, Buehman IS, Allls Il, Toole l9, Va1l 19, Otis I9.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-11-12

DIV. T. Blakely and Frank Harsh man of the Iowa Company operating some promising mines in the Baho- 1uivari mountains were in the clty yesterday. They report that the mines in that section are looking well and many people are coming in. They are taking steps to have postorhce established.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-11-12
IaIal.a.a.

CALABAsAs, Nov. S.-Oury 3I, Porter IS; Horton 3l, Davis E; Leatherwood, 3o, Elliott l4; Read 26, Drake Is: Shaw 25, Paul 2l; Sykes ?, Hughes 22, Knapp 22, Cook s; Perry 26, Smith IS: Wicks, 2s, Otero 24, Bowling 2f, Tiffany 27, keddlng 26, Bivins l5, Brown l6. Faw- cett b, Snyder 2, Clifford l5.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-11-12
Private Dispatch.

PHEyIx. Nov. &, l0:45, a. m.-To W. B. Horton: Your majority will be about one hundred in Maricopa county. Indica- tions are a stand off on Delegate.
 FRANK Cox.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-11-12
Line CitN.

cFeeLal To the NlIILEk.
 NoGALEs. Nov. s, r m.-Porter, fl; P. kitchen, Delegate to Congress, 1; G. H. Oury, 52; 4. F.. Davls, 42: Horton 5l: !. F. Knapp, 50; E. II. Cook, 43: C. P. Sykes, :; F, G. Hughes, 5 J. W. Davis. 42; T. F. Weedin, 5I; 5. F. Bivins, 30: R. C. Brown, fl; J. P Fawcett, 40; D. Snyder, so; E. B. Clifford. 42; Tiffany. 5u; Move Nicks, 52; Sabino Otero, !: Bowling, B; M. Bedding, 50 E. W. Aram, 39; J. $. Wood, D; R. II. Paul, 63; F. O. Shaw, 3l; C. R. Drake. 4S: W. ;. Read, 45; F. NJ. Smith, 90; J. c. Perry, wood. Gl , n 9 .s "S- r N Tea.bar e: $. NJ. Allis, fl; Roskruge, o5; f- -Vj J. Smith, 51; J. P. TOole, IS; W. l.. Vail, 56; A. Otis, 43; NJ. G. Samaniego, 42; R. Harrison, 47: J. Goldtree, 39.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-11-12

No idle man in Prescott's streets.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-11-12

THE result in the East Is not dis. heartening to Republicans.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-11-12

The Belle mine has been sold for S100,000.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-11-12
PinaI Cnnntx.

FLORENCE, Nov. S. Oury one hun dred and ninety majority as far as heard from. Dempsey, Thomas, Bartleson, Hardesty, and Doran elected. J. W. Davis probably gets a small majority.
 FLORENCE, Nov. & 2:l5p. m.-The coun- ty has gone for Oury. Probably maiori ty of 275. A. F. Davis has a small ma jority. J. W. Davis has oae hundred minority.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-11-12

HE result m the East Is not dis heartening to Republicans.
 " IT Is safe enough to count on Arizona as a Republican Territory.  THE CITIZEN is well pleased with the work of yesterday.
 - THE Democratic cocks are always little previous. Dzs ouILER gets c pIarant.- rn Mne 
  THE Democracy better get into their ark.
 - TUcsoN Is a quiet and orderly city.
 - Now, let Us have a mining boom.
 - TUCsoS is a Republican city.
 ---------- TUCsoS is an intelligent city.
 " ADT much of 2 shower.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-11-12

THE Democracy better get into their ark.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-11-12

IT Is safe enough to count on Arizona as a Republican Territory.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-11-12

TUcsoS Is an intelligent city.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-11-12

TUcsoS Is a quiet and orderly city.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-11-12

THE CITIZEN is well pleased with the work of yesterday.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-11-12

Nor much of e shower.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-11-12
Camp Thoma

Special to the CITIZEN.
 CAMP THOMAS. Nov. Total vote thirty-nine. Democratic majority eleven.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-11-12

TUcsoy is a Republican city.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-11-12

Camp Grant.
 CAN'T GRANT. Nov. 7.-Oury forty-four, Porter five; Horton four, Davis forty nine: Bolan thirty-six, Tasker eighteen; A. Solomon three, Frink fifty; Stevens seventy-one, Hawkins thirty-three; Futile eight, Freye forty-five; I. E. Solomon five, Glosby forty-eight.
 Maricopa County.
 PHRNIx. Nov. Five precincts heard from gives Porter 6 and Horton 70 majority. Precincts to be heard from are Democratic, Democrats elect their county ticket.
 PHESIx. Nov. s, 3:10 D. m.-Mesa Citv's vote makes Ourys majority in this county g, and Horton's ll3.
 PHFSIz, Nov. &, 3:15 p. m.-Porter ahead iu Phenix. but falls behind in the outside precincts heard from. Will likely elect supervisors and one assem- blynan.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-11-12

THE Democratic cocks are always little previous.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-11-12

DES ourEER gets c pIaraIlt.- rn Mae sachusetts.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-09-24
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The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-09-24
A Blue Bloodeti Man.

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 Ire athei dat the eoi"nel's d}Ahete al s5u I.me- booked gp iroiH ts, tat of t..h- ii4s ,.te -. i.e sea, mcn,iis4.. .,ud reifttt.i i2.,z!. -. .ue aa eid S5s1fsiaef. ..ti. ' you =
 My. yes: ettss4it. tsftta.s. >..ii. Auy 5ody 5..i. tell thai Il, A s.nse. but Nhs l. yea ak =
 oh. Ho'lin oai> ~ea' t-lia the other daY.
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 Il wasn't eu' af ,lc house
 :. \ e, it-A.as and s.asi. ! eat ei 'fq. house: iias, -szsfe vi. ,....if nm tl49' way 1, that the wal b sho~ the alee.i ot Naaf father.
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 akc ai, thA' et.li and come here. sl sad the aid ,o.olrl risrug with f.fy on h, bTo&>.
 lccms began t9 shde for the door.
 .A;.d l ;a4t.d a-ki.et.- -at.a-i.-s, sad >ancta5s. about comm b.,es ta 'he old hdmcs;ead ihe place ef yalr blfh and seen touf poe, e.. mother 5c;ofc she aet; to the !a,.s hea.e aad f sad .a'. needn', bc afra.d i.4a; that old trouble had a.l Gcd away
 :. I=all off that coat tell yai
 And ;ha, the Witae,se9 were all gone. and
 Come here. you young ,Eogndrei."
 T he letter ~as dated .,i bas ston. Ohio.
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The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-09-24

I'm on my way home the cars never seem to % tas, enough. and l can't think of
 nything but home. home. all the me l m there. My. bu, I'd like ;o hc in Neui shoes for a short time rus, ic feel h,a happy you mus; be. Folks all well. ! suppose
 .' SGrangcg, I'm golng hack tc he a, u,s mothers funeral listen wears. ten long. long wears since SA" her last, and then ~en; away Sa>,rs never w1ntcd t0 sey her asain. Gid that t2 fuN mother itat ~as not much more than a ho> then. and Gidn'l know W ai ~aS dolps. l. was my mother. but am not Ia bc blamed ,o hArshly And after went a~ay never sent letter hour ao, oae hat always meant to. She used taVFlte me >SCh heau-hteSkms letters that l. great rough mincr ;ha, ~A>. couldn', keep the tears back. lea sec aidn | wrl.c hc,Al>r ! WAS s,NANs a-thlnk nS tha, AuU,J >'H, >irjAc |, U, h, md ,hco would so home and 'u>t show the cid iolk> what money and ease wts. but but stranger. pat ,; oG tou ieas ~a> snt- ,nS hemc next week ~.,> s4,tts l. ,Ast,.s4..iI -.-,.., ! .-l1ne4 .o iNtNt tHtif tf-R A~C tAfi}lis{la1htC. =tAAS ,tt,nset, >ac wca; horne soiatr ,itd
 And he ~tfci hts hataN. !s,Z,,acd hItd across h> lN,>. 4eie ~-,> silence foi d ,e~ m.au;c, ,h,n he ,out.auc,i
 ss A-tt .A+ttr~ --,--f-,-At- -nac-iAi- :haL sirAagef: ! ma> be d lntR grown. hut | ant keep tc.,I> ou, o' inN cNc> ;heN wti1 come Aou sec wt> lbr Seaaee>' ! wAs the bsh1. 5g' 7, 2. SaV uSc,. ts'=r=tiis me and when sfcW 4, ~,nies ,a >se the Woili ,o >cr lie hu, she W.u,ed ug u ,,.,Y d home ard w,t> h, l5t.,t.tsl and ,t'4d W,u, .t,..N Ut; l .dN4F> dreamed t; ,omns I.,y k. .ts.- ieic ~iea MS ready. ]; VI, ,"o i..ie. taa laie Nj stranger. e4a 'thclp .sfi lhefet5tae,t mtne' bowed hi> heat on h> htud> and wt> siien;
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The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-09-24
Table Manners of Children.
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 Young children who have to wait till older people have eaten all there IS m the house. should not open the dining room dnor danng the meal and ask the host fl he IS gaing ,o ea; all day. IL makes the eompiny feel ili ei ease and lays up wrath m the parents heart.
 Chilaffea should nst sppeaf dtsPteased with the resaldf courses al dinner and then nj up on pc Eat the less e>pen- sise ftod irsi and then organize panic III the preserves aitefaard- Do no, close on, the las, of yoar soup bs taking the plate IT yeaf mouth and pouring the liquid down Noar childish neck You might spill | on you' bosom and t enIarges and disierts the mouth unnecessarily.
 When asked wha, par, et the fowl you prefer. do net sAN Noa wi!l take the part that goes eAeT. the fence la>; Ths re mark k vcry humorous but the rlsing generation ought h onesnate some ucs ;Aale iekes that ~Iil De worthy oi the age n a alGa se Iixc
 h trcn should eaflv iearn the Use VI the fork and how ;a handle Il Thls kneWiedse CAT he acquired bN allowing h+4S.t& ~ AaAA S fAs ASs W tA+A N+AA .nS.f. alea.. and other ittie eNeiei>e> >sts | .,> ,he paten; m'ni may suggest, -t.se eh.is; <;,vr-tr.. .1c -y,.g'Y, 4 onfe ;1Nt to wANe h.s hteaa asaand ereI the table ~hale tn conversation. ~ u Fl h4> me4th talaai patataes and thea eefss ef>e ta ueh tome et va oe wi,h some one cut n the Nafd He mi1hi 1et hls t!lancr down hls troohca and cause his parents great .lnNlsiN.
 In picking ap.a plate CT saucer hiied wfih sup ef ~ith most fact. ;hc ehfid should he taush, nn, ,e p4raoil hi> thumb ln the contents et inc dish ard te aNeid swallowing soup bones ot other lndigcsu blc debf>.
 Zfeattpieks afe generally ihe las, course ard ehilsren should nat he permitted te plek iheit teeth and kiek the table through the other eSer I>c> NhIie sfacc is t.cing sad Ii t4hie. children should Nnaw tha, [ l,z,, hie.t.h=ef ssaa3 breeding n sfr1u;frr frai cake lu>t because ,heIr parents heads a.c bowed down and then attention tor the moment turned IT another dircg- I75n. TK7I9faH 1aEh' i75t q I7e pdfi'iI'trd ,e ha8 i.all Ii the dinner et fool " th the eal Whlie eating hsNs. should. he-
 
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 | Il ' a4de> in'o Neet elk ap 'a his samhrel>. de not nash him ~ith seaF spoon hctofe ail the quests. a> death < u tAr .imts lepfcss5:l- to thf'se who tit it tInncl and f.ftisis 5i5sc9fIon lake the fll eu, eaefalix Wl,h 0hi n4iuiAliN ad ,7~ f''-.~t.r, and 'he ttiIe eis,th Ilwiii demonstrate saat i.ei teet sa1nlta..fssH ef e..ssf-elf =..r'd ..iard Ilsi. T .fllEse IIsr... tlezsIt.E ,a Eaf aual lsf m VssfFf f1f tifd ~ = sf.t.,f }. fa5i s,zti4 eaaf ia1k | fs f.at seaa man nets ta ,sf - .Hd Yaa 9a9th. s.lp and tases yaas ru<. = s7 dHas s.a sthtnk MI .nd mach obllEt.l. and he. pardon wherever yazi es.n vof, IT these remark. as | ;Hsoy,, people - tket eutfd ua t.st~ ls't ttf e'f'f,eff4tftftt fi.s ss.s4s svafk of tn I.stfs .ti.f. ..tl.et hf.s a hack nc..t ! e8 .' he ta3e
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-09-24
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