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The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1885-06-09
THE COURTS.
The County and the Courtesans
Still Waging q Contest.
o'BRIEN's COURT.

o'BRIES's COURT.
Monte Vsughn, the frail falr ooe men,
toned yeste day, apps ,red before Justice
OBrien yest rjay aud said she did not ex
actly fancy his way Of d-aIing with femi-
mines of her class. and she would therefor.
like a change of vrnu to a more su>cepti-
BILE judge. Her petition was granted aud
her case transferred II Halsieads cour:.
John Westbrook was the next culprit to
answer to roll call. He is farm hand in
the employ of Daunherty, who occupies the
Woo!ery farm. Abou. the pre- misses and 10
the woods pastures of the farm are numer.
Gus patches Of wild GO -eberrles. which
neighboripg boys have been in The In bit of
visiting. This dos no, suit Mr.. Dsugher-
l., who or iered Westbrook to rLn the boys
cut whenever h found them inside the
fences. Friday WesibrOok caugh, Perry
Reimer, WHO resides In the sou'h part of
the city, trsspassing on the premises, and
gave him terrible beating. Reimsr, as
soon as released, went home and reported
the mater, and yesterday Reimer's father
swore out warrant against Westbrook,
who pleaded guilty to the assault, and was
fined 81 and cos's, Sl3 in all.
Maggie Williams was the next victim
on deck. She bishfully acknowledged II
her courtesan propensities, and was 6ne1
s. and COSTS
HALSTEADs COURT.
The case of Monte Vaughn, the cypr.an
referred to in O'Brien's court, was before
his honor all day, the case being bitterly
by both sides, without reaching a
conclusion until alter seven O'Clock. The
battle OF the lswyers and the evidence was
not only of decidedly person Il character,
but OF nature unfit for publication. The
verdict OF the jury, however, was "Guilty,"
and the penalty was fixed at $40 and costs,
10 all S3l.75, which was paid.
POLICE COURT.
There was one plain drunk and tres
pass before his honor Snyder yesterday. |
b Lynch was fined SIS for the p. d. aud |
Vic Collins 81 FIR the vag. The only other |
Eases were delinquent licenses. John
Green and John Stark paid up and we're
dismissed. E c. OTIS case was continued |
70 the 9th inst.
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FLEA BITES.

Miss Florence Mari, at in . recent lee
sure advises the gir's to ait down on the
msn."-Exchsnge.
To most of the girls that would prove ,
soft "sit"
Bob Ingersoll says Lew Wallace does
not know Whist he is talkiug about when he
talks OF "a fair God"-Ex.
Bob does MT know what he is talking
about either when he ks about an
unfair Col"
Baptist missionaries have breakfasted
Stanley.
They probably were tireI of brsskf 4s,ing
home prcduciOn
Whales are unusually numerous along
the. New England coast this yen.-Ex.
That accounts for the whaling big lies
tod by BIaine's friends during the last
campaign.
Rose Coghlan has sold her hors Sex.
She probably found her Boston husband
too expensive for the support of anything
additional.
-Digni6ed business men are looking for
word to take the place of "hello" in ad
dressing the CONVEX. ational hole Of a tele-
phone.-Ex.
They should 60 to the new revision for
word.
-D.mosthe1es was not born al orato-.
He ct uggled hard ard failed many tim :.
He ives homely. ard he s.ammered in his
speech.
Yes. but before his death they came to
him for hun1reds of miles to get him to
opeu county fairs and sntteh the 20 idess of
liberty bald headed on the glorious Fourth
of July.
-Juue bugs will be on hand as usual,
at the proper time.-New Orleans Plea
yuae.
HON bugs are tn hand all the year
around.
-Suah Bernharlt has asked permission
to join the Victor Hugo funeral pro .es-
sion.-Ex.
Sarah might Be utilized as one Of the
plumes on the he irse.
-Odlum jumped from the Brooklyn
bridge for glory.-Ex.
1t may have been a glorious jump, but to
have attained his object. he should have
Imped up, instead OF down.
Heaven lies ab u, us in cur infancy"
says the roet.-Ex
And our enemy lies about US when we
row old.
"A Nevada W oman took fall of 3S5 |
lee; of a ledge, the other day, landed in
.rse top, helped herself out, wen, home and !
cooked dinner, IS if nothing but q circus
procession had passed by. And yet soLie
., ople say women are frsil and tender
Kansas City News
She was prob. bly tender" Just where
he struck the tree top.
There is nothing that so t,kes the
tarch out of a young men who has been
married about yer, as to have to go to a
tore where there is a girl clerk With whom
re uet to keep company, snd Inquire for
packet of thos4 large safety pns.-Puck
Unless it is for the girl to NEE, him
wheeling bsby c.rriaye, and have bis
vie ca liug him paw" iq her hearing.
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AT THE MoBERLY RACES.

Deacon Simeon Dinwiddie vi-iteC
Moberly last week on some church business
and took In the races Pat Carmody told
him that the boss would be on the ground
anu that he must look out for the slick fell
lows who knew which horse was coming
out FIRST.
81 know CUrg Marvin" said the deacon,
sand be will help me to strike winners" he
asserted in positive manner. "He's from
our town." continued the deacon.
Deacon Dinwiddie walked 10 the fair
ground to save his money so thst he could
have more TO bet. At the gate he dropped
fifty cents for admission, and then found
President Mclean of the Fair association,
and told him that fairs were all right, but
races were an sbomiuation 10 the eyes of
the Lord, "but," said the deacon, 81 am
here to-day, and don't mind buying a
pool or two, il can strike three-lime
winner"
Gall of our horses at Moberly are three
time winners" said Geo. L. Hsssett, who
had overheard the deacon talking to the
president Of the fsir.
jennings h ,rse won one of the races and
another one OF the horses won a seven fur
long race. The deacon was on top in both
dHu got tnitty lOr Que IN edcn.
The boys hocked sround the deacon to
congratulate him. Prominent among these
was Newt Douglas, his Sedalia neighbor.
"You are q trump card" said Newt en-
Enthusiastically. II want you to go to st.
Louis with me next week. ! think you are
my lucky star" continued Newt as he
slapped the deacon on the shoulder.
The descon rode back to the city that
evening 10 hsck and was q sort of lion
among the boys.
At the supper table he put bis glasses on
the end of his nose and was Sc sted by Car.
mody al the head o! the table to do the
honors.
The next day the following appeared in
the Monitor:
"PERsoNAL.-Deacon Simeon D.nwid-
die. of Seda'ia, a prominent worker 10
church matters, was in the city yssterd AZ
inquiring Of er the spiritual welfare Of the
7 eople of Moberly. He approves of the
high license, but thinks it teodS to cheaper
and thereby does not give our
matters as hearty an Enforcement as could
be desired. He goes to Sedalia 10 night"
The aacon arrived in SID ala yesterday, !
and will pass the platter a. church to-
day, collecting nickels for tht hesthens.
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GOAT HOUSE.
Accommodation for Man or Beast.
SEDALIA, Mo.

One old lady with three grown dsughier:
stepped up 10 the landlord and 10 X hI
card.
The old lady handed the card TO one Of
The daughters, who read: ''Gost House
Accommodation for man or beast"
swell, mister" said the old lady, emy
dsrters and / are on our road to a northern
summer resort from Austin, Texas, and We
can't stop at your house, because were
neither man or beast-we are thres ladies
Lsndlord-"Waal, I'll try and give you
the best la town, as strawberries are selling
three boxes for a quarter, and / don't care
for expenses when it comes to entertaining
gsnteel folks like you"
Tom Cox WALKED up and sug
gested that his honor could furnish
them shelter, and they walked:swsy, follow
ing Tom, who was loaded down to the
guards vi h grips aud bundles.
The landlord wss discprsolste. He
found Officer Mason and asked him If there
was any way to keep Tom Cox from inter-
fering with his custom.
"Yes," said Mason, a smile playing
around his mouth well stained with to-
bacco juice.
"How will 1 do it ?" asked the landlord
snxiousIy.
"Move away" said the officer, aud he
walked away humping his cane on the
plank walk.
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Is He a Crank e?

Mclaughlin Brothers, undertaken, of
this city, yesterday received the following
teIeg ram from 81. Louis
ST. LOUIS, June 6, 1885.
Mclaughlin Bros, sedalia, Mo.
Please give full description of man that
was shot on the fourth by to-Dight's post.
The telegraph folks at St. Louis were TO-
terrogate1 az 10 the party who sent the
Iegram, and they replied that he was
tai, slim man and said he did not want tn
be known. OF course the gentlemen adj
dressed can make no reply to the telegram
as they do not kcow to whom to send their
let er.
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Dime Novel Work.

Officer Mason yesterday received tee
gram from Indianapolis requesting him to
arrest and hold thr~e boys, two of them
aged Is years and the oihsr Is years, who
we're expected to arrive in Ssdalis coon.
The boys are ruuaways from their homes
in indianapolis and we're led to their esca-
pade through the ending of dime novels
and other trashy literature. Investigation
proved they had reached Sedalia Friday
evening bat up 10 late hour last evening
they had not been found.
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officer Fifer.

The condition of the old hero last night
was cheerful snd the prospects of an early
recovery are quite Aatteripg. When a re-
porter called on him last night he was sit
ting up and able to talk. He is experi-
encing considerable difficulty in talking
and eating. owing 10 the soreness which
must necessarily exist for some days. The
wound is Unframed and the patient had a
high fever, but the most dangerous symp-
toms are passing by. The ball is still EN-.
bedded In the flesh.
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The Huckleberry Cordial.

For lcns tine it was tho1ght that the
huckleberry was only for table use, but it
was kaOwn during the late war in the
shape of cord al it vas superior to III,
blackberry. DIR. Biggers' Huckleherry Cor
dial is the GREAT SOU fHERN REV.
EDY for restoring the little one from the
effects of teething; and cures Diarrbea,
Dysentery and AL bowel sffc'ious For
sale by all druggists at 80 cents bottle.
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-Horrid, yes, it is, that we must suffer
froIl disc .se. but from heart dise ase, ner-
voussess and slseplessness, DIR. Graves
Heart Regulator will give you immediate
relief; thousands say SO. 81. per bottle at
druggists.
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Died.

Wesley Mcclure, well known resident
of Petiis county sni for two years the city
marshsl OF Hugh sville, died yesterday at
the residence OF Jno. b. Banks The funeral
will take place this aft Tnoon at o'clock
from the residence
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1885-06-09

The smokers of the Richmond Straight
Cut Cigarettes will be interested TO know
that they are low also packed loose in neat
cardboard boxes containing fifty.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1885-06-09

Decorative Act. Explicit direc-
tons for every use are given with tie Dia-
mond Dyes. For dyeipg Moses, Grass S,
Eggs, lvoIy, Hair, &c. 10 cents, Druggists
keep them. Wells, Richardson & Co. Bur-
lington, VT,
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Horsford's Acid Phosphate-Hun-
dreds Of Bottles Prescribed.

DR.. C. r. Dake, Belleville. ILL.,, says: 81
have prescribed hundreds OF bottles OF it.
II is OF great value 10 all forms of nervous
disease which are accompanied by los If
power"
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SPRING CLOTHES.
Dashed In and Out by One Who
Don't Stop Over.
GOING TO A SUMMER RESORT.

GOING 10 SUMMER RESORT.
The proprietor of the Goat House walked
along the platform of the union depot last
mig ht under the electric light, in his red
socks and w-necked shoes. The train
from the south rolled in and our hero took
his station, handing his card to p ssersby
which read ss follows:
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PASS HIM AROUND.

"Tle brotherhood of printers is hereby
WARNED against tramp printer, by the
name OF John Mitchell. who has proven to
be unworthy II Confidence, rep ct or IS
sIst.nce. Mitch ID came TO the MONT r
ueSsroom, hungry and on. Of money. He
wss gwen work, and toe foreman stoo
q oil Tor his board for one week. Mitchell
Or W his pay and sneaked out of the city
without settling for his boar !, leaving that
for the man who befriended him to do. He
Is about 22 years Of age. with freshly
sproutei mus ache, and bl ,ck hair, which
grows low down on his forehead. Ii would
ne simply mater of justice and protec-
'irn tor I'll papers in this section to pub
li,h this John Niche as tirst-class desd
b at :. d bum"
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JOHN MITCHELL,
A Sedelia Printer Advertised in
Fort Scott.

The following from the Fl. Scott Mont
tor of Juoe 5;h will be recognized IS de-
scribing the srpeara ce aud habits of one
John Mitchell, who figured conspicuously
in Sedslia Tecen;ly:
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FOOTLIGHT FLASHES.
Items Of Interest to Play Goers
from Everywhere.

MOORE's OPERA HOUSE
NEVADA, Mo-,
Harry q, Moore, Proprietor and Manager.
Population 800 Seating Capacity 900.
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SUMMONS.

TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
l. Third Judicial District OF the Territory
of Washington. holding terms at Seattle.
In King cousty, for the counties OF King
and Kitsap.
M. II6i-Harrison Clothier and John
Browning. executor OF the will of Henry
@. Pierce. deceased. p aintiff, vs.. Charles
Dofy, defendant.
Complaint filed In the County of King,
in the Office Of the Clerk Of said District
Court.
THE UNITED STATES on AMERICA SEND GREETING.
1oCh srles Doty. d. feHd-nt
{ You are hereby required to appear IN an
action brought against you by the above
named plaintiff. in the District Court of the
Third Judicial district Of the Territory OF
Washington, holding terms at the city of
Seattle in the county of King for the Coun-
ties Of King and Kitsap. and to answer
the complaint filed therein within sixty
days from the date of the first pu ALLEGATION
of this Summons. or judgment by default
will be taken against you, according to
the prayer OF the complaint.
The said action IL brought to recover
the sum of $3.50 with interest thereon
from the Sd ~ Of De ember. 1883. at one
and one-halt per cent. per month and
costs aud attorneys fe upon a promis-
ant, Charles Doty, TO Henry 9. Pierce, on
the 81 day OF December. 1883 and to fore
close mortgage gwen on said Sd day Of
December, 1853 by defendant to said
Henry G. Pierce.
Witness the Hon. Roger s. Greene, Judge
49,, of the said District Court, and
, SEAL. the seal thereof, this 10Th day
$500 of June, A. ID. 1855.
JAMES SEAVEY, Clerk.
BY JAMES p ,LUDL W. Deputy.
ID. II. Harrison, attorney for plaintiffs.
Date OF first publication. June Is 1854
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TO all whom itmay Concern
OFFICE or THE COLUMBIA AND PusETl

CTEfcK OF rHE COLUMBIA AND PuGKTl
SOUND RAILROAD COMPANY,
SEATTLE W. T.. July n. 1883
WHERkAS, BY DEED BEARING
w Date August Is. 1S73 executed in pur-
auance Of an ordinance approved August
is, 1874 the city Of Seattle conveyed tot the
Seattle and WaIla Walla Railroad and
Transportation Company. all the tide
lands south OF King street in said city Of
Seattle, in, along, around and aboutElliot
bay, from extreme high 70 extreme low
tide and deep water and,
Whereas, The Legislative Assembly OF
the Territory of Washington. by an Act
approved coyember & 1873, ratified and
confirmed nid grant and conveyance upon
certain conditions. which have been fully
performed by said Company and.
Whereas Said Act Of the Legislative
Assembly vested the title Of said lands in
said Seattle and WaflA Walla Railroad
and Transportation Company. In fee sim
Where's, The United States has acqui-
esced in said grant and conveyance and
Whereas, The said Seattle and Walls
waIla Railroad and Transportation Com.
said lands TO the Columbia and Puge
Sound Railroad Company;
Now. therefore, the said Columbia and
Puget Sound Railroad Company hereby
gives notice that Il claims the exclusive
| right TO occupy said lands and to erect
| wharves and other structures thereon.
/ and that all persons are hereby notified tc
4 refrain from occupying or entering upon
| any Of said lands without the consent In
4 writing, OF said Columbia and Puge'
Sound Railroad Company:
ans Assistant suuerintendent-
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SUMMONS.

INTHK DISTRICT COURT OF THE THIRD
judicial District OF the Te ritsry Of Wash.
ington, holding terms at Seattle, In King
tounty, for the counties Of King and Kitsap.
Oomp,aiDt filed So the couoty of King. in
tn oftios Of the Clerk Of said District Court.
NJ. a42s--stobert Levy, plsiBli6, W. Thoe.
II. BAies, defendant.
TheUnited States Of America send areetiag
To Tnos. II. Bales. defendant. ~
You are hereby required 10 appear In
an action brought against you By the above
named plaintiff, In the District Court OF the
Third udicialD District Of theTerritory Of wssh-
ington. holding terms al the city Of Seattle. In
the Couaty of King, for the Counties OF King
therein, within sixty days from the date Of
the FIRST publication OF this summons, or jndg.
ment by default win be taken against You.
according 70 The prayer Of the complaint.
The sad action Is brought 10 recover nom
said sefendaat fhe sum Of six hundred (s60oi
dollars. with interest thereon from the 9tb
dAy Il May. 1885, at the rate Of one Per cent
lsrest. upon . certain promissory note made
and delivered by defendant Thos. n. Bates.
W james Mon agiit, on tie 9th day o. May
lsS3, az przyed for 10 the eomplaint herein.
which said sole was Afterwards, for q valua-
lsie eonsi 1erstiou. duly assignee and trans
tsrred TO The plaintiff, who tP now the legal
holder aad owner thers5f, aud for cosls Of the
laid action-
.~ of the said District Court. and
sRAr- 1.-The sszl thsreof, this Ieh dag Of
t~->-- May, A. d. lsss.
JAMES sEkvEY, Clerk
By JANIS p. Lupzow, Deputy.
Henry B. Esorais. attorney for plaintiff.
Date Of nrst pabliestion. May Is. isss
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.SHERIFrs SALE.

en- THE DISTRICT COURT HOLDING
] terms at seattle.
No. ii4s-John Perry. plaintiff, vs.
Samuel etarkey, defendant.
Under and by virtue o. an execution Is
sued out Of the above named Court, in
tho above emit tled action, I have duly
leyie1 upon the real property situa ted in
Kisg county. Washington Territcry and
NOR particularly bounds d and described
as follows. towit:
The west hAf Nv ~ of the northeast
quarter me " of section tAelve IN. in
TOW nship twenty FIVE north, range I'VE Isl
east. containing $50 acre.
Notice is therefore hereby given that ON
Saturday, she 18th day of Aug
usts 1855,
At the hour Of 2o'clock D. m. Of said day.
in front OF the Court House door. in the
city Of Seattle, King county, washingt IN
Territory, viii sell all the right, title and
interest OF said defendant In and to said
real pope ty, at public auction, to the
highest bidder, fer cash,
Dated at Seattle. the 10Th day OF July
ISIS II. McGRAw.
5yis sheriff Of King county. w. T.
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Nj. Keilsy, uuiled States MinisteF TO
Austria. |. isnrneyine slowly towards
vlenna. TIE Developments thas viii
folles his arrival there are slmoai csF-
tain 70 be interesting oa,ss. Evsa II the
Austsian 0oveFnsseat eonsensa 10 ~.
csivs KELLEY, which h dasnhtfuL he gill.
a h understood. BE- socially estrAsszrd
and subjected 10 q fire. ssng oat proc. n
which il sxpecle,i 10 chill ssea his en-.
thusiassie nature. Ksiief dos ncs seem
10 be oae biz frightened however. Hs
n determined 10 e4se The shin9 trial,
and noi " be tsiehssnea Away BY
hluaias. aud the administrator clearly
approves Of his discrimination The
Austrian dsseramsns has No iassihAbls
rcAson fer esieeslse 20 kaaley. IHdeed.
Il L disAsalt 10 selassstAi,a shy II dec
sAisea 10 him. II 10 sssle that 9 God
many PEARS aGe Kelley assefed- senss,
n,suss % opgosliiua - ths Italian Gov.
ernmeni. vhieA we're rtsaEfsesed and
used saAtnsa him Sasn Psssaaenl
oleselsse sppoinhssa him Minister Il
Italy. Mes. however. siiat be bra been
given tbs Austrian tnstsad Of the Italian
nisssor, Il u nol eliar vhy there sAeale
b. any ohiscaian 10 Ain. anlssss issaesd
Ausissa 10 willing 70 a,ae TIE Uniisd
States Ia sAs hogs Of gttaiae into sfss
good graces Of Italy. Il taaa 3, The
trash Of he matter. ths sooner Mf.
Ksilsy comes hame Ne essass. Add
shsse need be no haste 10 aPpotasine
his saecemnr. A vaaAnse IN TIE Aus
sslan sal.stan viil - ~. pssspss .AiuR.
We haze ne Interests hi Austria thai
sAsaes b. looksd sas Zoe By he sassa
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stupid secretary Of Is9stio1- The
Cnated sts:es can ess alsra without
Asshrili isss as vel Is Anstris can get
along vitbeut the Unitsd States. IL
IL written in the book Of fate that our
enfirs diplomatic establishment VII
have 10 gB soonsr % later. and Ss might
a. uell c0mIDsu2e BY allowing the posi-
tios, Of Minister 10 Austria 70 become
oegpetua1lv vacant. Il i abO1E - Use
lsea az say other mission, and more
assIes. than most Of them. II they do
not Eilnt Kelley they can gss along
wishorrt anyone.
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NV fisr FsEz0zx Ltxas - The
Nertheaa PaeiAe l. preparing . time
e4HtI W stovsFa the moynEnent of q
Paclas Coast fAaa gF~tgAt liheA whieh b
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Sanaays the eneine and ears % NE
trAhn viii he eQaspp~d with Wrestling
hnuh air br'Ak&s. - thai the tisne nzads
viii b ss,peutAlly lass. II d pFaposed
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land in TO AeeFs. or sin days and rs
koais Taiis = hetsFr tFsieht time thAn
IA saAas ossF eay road ~ The eeantrf.
MAns eeaas ere rnnatng eqaAily a.
ge.oa fnslaaAl trans Tor . snarl distance,
hea nehs ssNf ran regular ffet1ha
lrais az shsi rate OF neaFly Twelve miles
an iIna, Cor q distsnc@ ~ 1914 milsa.
Aaeafdihe W The present echscu =. he
time oansulmtd in oAkiaR ths tssp II
10 huaaw. This wall make tn nee run
- Anass sAeEtss.--sf. Paai PsesAsr
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