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Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-09-14
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Gus Kloeb, of this cty, spent yesterday in
Dayton.
E. L. Tifrusy left for Omaha, Neb., this
morning via |. B. L W.
Mr.. L. B. Culbertson, of Covington, Ky.
is in the city on business.
Mr.. Peter Slack goes to Cincinnati tomor-
row morning on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. D. Nourse left for Ksla-
m ZOO Mich, this morning.
A. H. Snyder and wife left for Pittsburg
this morning via N. Y. p. 4 o.
C. B. Eber.ole LETT for New York this
morning via Pan Handle Railway.
c. H. Merriam leaves this afternoon for
New York City via Pennsy lvania Railroad.
Rev. E. T. Wells, lately pastor of Mulberry
street NJ. f. church, Troy, Ohio, is In the city.
Charles Rodgers left for New York this
morning, on his return to school at Lawrence
Vile, N. J.
The following left for New York this
morning via n. Y. ?. 4 o.; W. S. Grim, G.
W. Haney and II. &. Lowry.
Mrs. JOAN McGonigal has returned from a
visit to her parents in Covington, Kentucky
Her health is much improved.
Rev. Dr. Msrlay returned this morning
from Xeua, where he delivered his first ser.
mon to his new charge, yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hoyt after severa
weeks visit with friends in this city, left fol
their home in New York this morning.
Mr.. c. f. Levens, of Brooklyn, and Mr.
Chss. Wade, of South Charleston, were tn,
guests of Mrs Alice and Cora Arbogast.
Miss Lima N. Reece, of West High street
left Saturday morning for Mechspicsburg, Il
be ready for the opening of school today.
Mr.. and Mr. +. Harnish, OF near Os
born, purchased tickets today to join the ex
cursou to Kansas tomorrow at 3 :45 p. m.
The Greene county commissioners, Messrt
Alfred johnson, H. H. Conklin and NJ.
| Walton, are in the city on county business.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-09-14
LITkR AIRY NOTES.

The Graphic, Cincinnati, is improving each
week. Last weeks issue had colored cover,
several fine engrsvings and other attractive
features. A recent number had a fine portrait
OF Mr. Ralph Peters, superintendent Of the
Pan Handle line in this portion OF the coun-
try.
A recent issue of "Sam, the Scsramouch," !"
also of Cincinnati had a cartoon covering
two pages. representing 1.-THE National Octo-
pus,' which is explained TO be the "Louisiana
State Swindle." otherwise the state lottery
General Grants account Of the "Sege OF
vicksburg" Is the chief feature, and an ex-
| ceeAingly attractive one, OF the September
| number Of the Century, published by the
Century company, Union Square, New York
Lit,ells Living Age, which reproduces in
good form the choicest specimens OF the Pc
rodical and journalistic literature OF the day
| 10 the best publication land really TIE only
one) OF its kind. Litrell h Company, Boz
| ton.
| Anyone who wishes "a Glass of Beer
that is good will find it in Harper's Monthly
| in which the whole process ei making bee
from hops and malt ia described; also fin
article on Hartford, Conn, with pictures @
leading features and portraits of Gen. Josep
r. Hawley, Mark Twain, Dudley Warner
and others.
Cassell Il Company, New York, publis
several fne periodicals the Magazine OF Ar
the Family Magazine. and the Qliver. The
are adap,ed to different classes oi people, an
each is admirable in its way.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-09-14

In the common pleas court this morning,
Judge White granted divorce to Mary Blake
ney from Samuel J. Bakeney, on the ground
of neglec, OF duty by the husband. Blake
ney is a moulder by trade, and it was repre-
sen,ed that Mrs. Blskeney, Who Is very
worthy lady, bad been doing the main part
OF the providing for the establishment.
Cora B. Mulhollsnd. formerly Cora B.
Stubbe, was granted divorce from her hus-
band, George B. Muholland, on the ground
of extreme cruelty The testimony tended
to show that the defendant had been gener-
ally abusive to the plaintiff, striking heI
with his fist, &C. &c
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-09-14

We tke pleasure in announcing to our
readers that on next Thursday evening, Sept.
II, Tony Pastors Star Speciality company will
be at the Grand, this being the first time in
two years. His company this season is unlike
all others, entirely new and original. 1t is
composed Of novel features and all star artists
twenty FIVE in number, Mr.. Pastor himself
appears At each performance. He also has
Miss Hilda Thomas, who has an elegant voice
and many new songs also Edward H. Tsl.
bot in his new speciality Nobody Home But
Me-, Mr.. and Mr.. Harry Watson, The Amer
icau Four, Pettengll, Gale, DAILY x Daley
and many others who are sure to please you
Secure your seats now at Carters.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-09-14
LIGO<DA VOTES.

The daugher of Rev. W. G. Wells, Of Day
ton, is visiting in this community.
A large number Of our citizens attended
the funeral services OF Mrs. J. W. Cornell, on
Sabbath, she having been a resident Of our
town many years.
The family of our new pastor. Rev. G. j..
Burkers arrived on Saturday aud occupied
the parsonage. He received a telegram on
Sabbath, calling him to Germantown on
Tuesday next to preach the funeral Of Mr..
Bailey, one Of his former parishioners, who
died very suddenly Of heart disease.
Uncle Jimmie Johnson was out last week,
and put up three mail boxeoa deposits for La
gonda mail matter. They are located at Or.
Nelson's drug store on the hill near the
school building, and at Laybourn 4 Sons, the
old postotfice stand. The postmaster has re-
ceived no official notice, as yet, to discontinue
but the mail for the country people
is still distributed through it.
| The children OF the village can't lust un.
derstand the change, and it 10 amusing t,
watch them, as through force OF habit they
run in and ask for mail; then remembering
that they have been told repeatedly they
would get no more at the old Office, they banl
their heads and slip out.
| Died, on Sabbath evening at p. m, a
their resderce on the Urbana pike, two mile
north Of Springfield, Harriet, wife of Pete
Mann. She leaves young babe only few
days old, husband and three older children
Deceased was member OF the U. B. chui cl
OF this place. Funeral services on Tuesda.
al o'clock 10 the church at Lagonds
Interment in New Conner cemetery.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-09-14
SALE OF IsONDS.

NOTICE Is heiegy siyen that the city Of SPRING
~ field, Ohio, will offer for sale to the highest
and best bidder AT the Council chamber in said
city, on Tuesday the 22i day Of September, A. D.,
lsb5 at O'Clock p m, the bonds of said city the
amount Of ten thousand 10000 dollars; said
bonds 10 be OF the denomination Of any sum from
one hundred dollars TO one thousand dollars, to
bear per cent per annum interest from the date
oi same until the payment OF the prncip there
OF principal ana interest OF ssii bonds to be pay
able at the City Tfeasurer's office in this city.
One half on the hrst day Of March, A. D., 1856,
and the ICING half on the LIST day Of septem-
Der, A. d., 1885 Said boz DIS TO be issued for the
purpose OF obtaining loan in ntici patton Of The
General Revenue Fund and the Police end Mar
shsl Fund Of he city for the present year In pur-
suanee OF Section 700 Of the Revised Statutes OF
ONO said bonds, when sold, to he taken and
paid for In cash by the purchaser thereof within
ten days from date Of sale OF same.
Bids Tor the purchase Of said bonds may be filed
In writing with the City CLERK al any time prior TO
the time above named Tor the sale OF said bon is,
and bids, either verbal or In writing, will be re-
eeived on said day Of september, at s O'Clock D.
m, when al bids ~ill be considered by the City
Council, and said bonds will be sod at not less
lhan par value subject To the conditions hereto.
tore set forth. tothe highest and best bidder.
by order OF Council.
469 bs. i. s. sHRwALTRR City Clerk,
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-09-14
REVOLUTIONS

For the improvement OF sidewalk, curb and
gutter.
Resolved, BY the CITY Council OF the City OF
Springfield Ohio, That II is necessary ard that Il
intends to improve both sides OF Center street
from Columbia street TO North street; both sides
Of Butter street, its entire length the north side
OF High street. between Shaher aud Light streets;
the south side Of High street, between Yellow
Springs and Race streets; both sides OF Harrison
stree Il SSs s'si and FGis5 as btu
rson street; The sonth side OF Clifton street be-
tween York street and the first alley southeast Of
Stauton street; both side of Giletts avenue he
tween Spring and Gallagher $ reefs; by curbiug
and gutteriD g and paving the sidewalks with
br OK. Also, TO improve both sides OF clifton ay
enue, between Patton and Rice streets; both sides
OF Jefferson street between Plum and Franklin
streets; the east side OF Franklin street. bet~een
Mulberry and Jefferson streets, by curbing and
gutterng and srading aud Rrayeiing the side
walks. Also. to improve the east side Of Lime.
stone street betwern North street and Buck creek
bridge, by asing up tie old stone paving aud
said work 10 he done according to the ord inances
or this city applicable to such im mprovements,
and TO he acceptance OF the City Engineer; and
the owners OF the property, bound ng and sbut-
ting upon said streets so ordered to be im proved
are hereby ordered 10 so Improve tn same within
sixty days from lega service upon them Of office
OF the passage Of this resolution; aud the said
property owners are hereby notified that al the ex-
piIstion Of said period OF sixty Us said Couueii
viii cause said Improvements to be made or 30
much the,eof as shall not have been already done
by the property owners, and will by ordinance
order the assessment Of the expenses thereof upon
the property bounding aud abutting thereon; and
that said Council will by said ordinance further
provide for certifying said assessments to the
tIa' tor doing the same for said city IN payment
therefor according 10 the laws and ordinsr ces Of
THIS city aud that the Iity Engineer is hereby
directed, upon the completion Of the work to
f0rwith pr pare and repoit to Council q Itatement
Of the cost Of said imp provement, and that the
tlty clerk Is hereby directed to certify to the
Mayor copy hereof snG also cause legal publiea-
tion To DE mad" Of the uassage Il this resolution
Passed by Council September sth, 1850
T.. r. MAST,
President Of City Council.
Attest j. s. SHEwALTER, City Clerk. e.Oam
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-09-14

The c., G, q. h |. Ry. Co. will sell CHEAP
excursion tickets to Cincinnati and return on
Tuesday and Wednesday, Sept. Is and l6
tickets good returning on any regular train
until Sept. l8 inclusive. Fare for the round
trip only $2.40. This low rate will enable
passengers to 20 on any OF the siI daily
trains and is made on account OF the grand
parade and ball given by the order of Cincin-
nstus, which promises to surpass anything
before attempted.
Excursion tickets will also be sold TO
Cleveland and return, on account Of the
races, Sept. 10 to ls, good returning until
Sept 10 inclusive, for t6.55 round trip.
2glOs
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-09-14
Local RREvf1fES.
Go and hear Thomas McDougall at the

Go and hear Thomas McDougall at the
wigwam tomorrow Tuesday, evening.
Hon. Chas. Foster will speak at New Car
Isle on Monday evening, September 2lst'
The republican central committee will meet
tomorrow TUESDAY afternoon at o'clock.
Died--wife Of Peter Mann, at $3.50 o'clock
Sunday evening. Burial Tuesday afternoon
at o'clock from the church at Lagonds,
Officer Wilson arrested Thomas Donahue
this morning on warrant charging him with
disorderly conduct. He is wanted tor fight
ing.
Cincinnati has 3, FOG odd Fellows, Colum-
bus 2. 1856, Cleveland l,564, Dayton 500, and
Toledo GIL, total Of 9,os5 in five cities
alone.
Ia the common pleas court clerks office an
appeal from Squire Stouts court was dock
eted in the case of Ellen Kirby VS.. Thomas
| ONeil, suit for board bill.
| Officer Mast recovered a gold ring, this
morning, from young fellow by the name OF
Burns The ring was taken from Mrs. W. &
J Limburger about week ago.
Officers Boyd and Mills are witnesses to tn,
fact that, in the recent cyclone, common
straws were driven into trees so far that the!
could not be pulled out without breaking.
The Dayton Board OF Traie has opened
branch office in room adjoining the Office
in the Arcade hotel. Stock quotations Al
received aud bulletined every few minutes.
Several persons were badly frightened by
= ghost that few on rapid foot through the
B. l. ". yards Saturday night. This was
colored ghost. however, and did not even ha'
: the usual white sheet.
Where is it along the Little Miami rsilro'
/. in this city, that mother drives a daught
u iu the csrriage and holds the lines, while
young gentleman and the daughter have
s. tte-d-tete in the back seat?
Hon. Thomss McDougall. Of Cincinn ma
E. will address the citizens of Springfield in
= half OF the republican ticket tomorrow e,
4 ming. Mr.. McDougall is widely known
one of the ablest defenders OF the republic
70 party, and he is especially well Informed
all questions affecting the liquor traffic.
ye should be accorded large meeting.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-09-14
Or. LEONARD CHALLENGED.
The Cincinnati Commercial Gazette
Proposes to Submit
A Quest of vsracity to a Board
of Methodist Bishops.

The Rev. Dr. Leonard having claimed in
bis speeches that the Cincinnati Commercial
Gszatte had "persistenty misrepresented and
slandered him !" that 1t had "lied about him
regularly" and that its correspondents had
followed him like wolves and lied about
hint, the Commercial Gazette, in it's issue OF
" ondsy, makes this proportion to DR.. Leon
All:
lie shall reduce TO writing in detail and
| spec dcslly, his charges against us, and these
| shall he submitted to three bishops Of the
Methodist Episcopal church, viz: Merrill,
| Harris and Walden, or any three bishops that
may be named by those three TO take their
place. This court shall have power to eI-
anime witnesses under oath.
To this the Commercial Gazette adds:
We propose to forego our legal rights,
which would require Mr. Leonard to prove
that we are liars, and undertake to prove that
what we have published in regard to his use
Of intoxicating liquors, and more than We
have charged in that direction is true, and
hat 10 denying those charges in 30 far as h'
did deny them, he deliberately stated wha
D he must have known was not true. W,
shall prove that what our correspondent
wrote in regard to hs Springfield charg
1 was true We shall prove that DR.. Leonard
r after consuming wine to cure his supposed Ill
a ness, turned unto and consumed much first
class whisky. Finally, we shall prove ths
DR.. Leonard has been guilty Of conduct un
becoming gentleman, and especially
j, Christian minister. Failing to make goo
: our side OF the Use We agree to pay such fin
J.. as the court may assess, not exceeding nv
hundred dollars, to be applied to whateve
Is charity the court shall select.
n We make this proposition because we
n not care to lower ourselves to the vulgar lev
Ie OF DR.. Leonard. We might call him a lii
twenty times day, but that would on
humilate Ourselves as it would any gentl
man, but we propose to meet him befo
three bshors of his own church and sho
in that his character is below the level that Il
code OF honor in good society demands.
We shall repeat this challenge in 9th
Is issues 50 that DR.. Leonard will be sure
see it.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-09-14

SFALED proposals will be received at the Of
- ice Of III City Clerk Of the city OF Spring.
Held, ohio, for furnishing materials aud con.
.lrnciing the main sewer Of 80 much of the
Greenmounl sewer dis rict, or sewer district No.
.,as Hes on nd is for Foster street between
Ma street AID the interCcptpg we cr, south
OF ard nearly parallel with the general course
OF is ick creek, according 10 the plans, proiiles
hnd specifications therefor n file In the office
OF ne tlyii Engineer Of SID city.
All bids must be for furnishing all the me- =
tcrlals and completing the work according To
shld plans, pr file and specifications, must
stale price 10 labor Al 4 ma erial separately
muHtie ig ed by the full rene Of ali persons
interested IN sa d bid and shat also be signed
by some res! !Onsible a : Interested pc son n
guarantee that contract viii be entered into
ana The aofk performed, provide ,aid bid Is
accepted aud must be on II I. with the city
'lcrk on or befo twelve O'Clock, noon Of rueS
DAY the 18th day uf ctobeT lssN, TO be ore ed
and public y read Immediately after ~ O'Clock,
noon, oi hald day, ~ the pres, nee Of The Cily
,leik, MayOr city Engineer and Assistant CITY
Enginetr or my two Of them, aud repor ed to
couneil by the iiy Clerk at the first regular
meeting Of Council thereafter, The Council re-
serves he right 10 rel ct any or a p, oposals 90
Client
Nv order Of Council.
%2 bs J. 5. sHEwAIrEs, city Clerk.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-09-14
hEPORT THEN. 7. l.. n. g. W. X
Showing the Condiuon and Earnings Of
the SypandO.

the Nypan0O.
II appears by the annual report for 1885
of the New York, Lake Erie and Western
Railroad Company, lessee of n. Y. P. l. o.
that the rolling stock Of this line consists OF
90 consolidated, 8 mogul and 1873 common
locomotives, AZ express and baggage, SO pas
senger, parlor, % sleeping, & hotel, 3 postal
and 7,44O freight cara. 1t employs 1859
men. The total number of passe myers car
ried during the year was 1926, 543, and the
number of tons of freight transported, 4, 4,743,-
94T, 3G.05 per cent. OF The latter being coal.
The total earnings were S5,272 ,42O.27, be-
ing decrease OF 1859 per cent. from last
year. The total operating expenses were
$3.50, 55l .02, being decrease for the year
OF 1876 per cent. The net earnings were
81, ,42l, ,sG9.25. The rental paid by the lessee
for the use OF the road was 81, ,Ss7 1867 SO
The New York, Lake Erie h Western, there
fore, lost S65,40S "a during the year ss the
operator of the Nypauo. The total number
OF persons killed on this road during the year
was 27, and the total injured 81. The total
number OF train accidents was 43, of which 20
were collisions and / I total derailmsnts.
The traffic agreement which has been eff.
fected between the Erie and q. Y. q. l. |. roads
means not only benefit TO both the contract
ing parties, but that another important step
has been made towards trunk line harmony.
The U. q. q. l. !. 10 to all intenu and pur-
poses Vanderbilt road and the fact that it
has stepped in to give the Erie the link which
1t lost through the detection OF the Cinci nnati,
Hamilton Dayton, controlled by Mr.. Jewe,t
shows that the Erie can count on Vanderbilt
support. With the Pennsylvania, New York
Central and Erie in accord, there will be no
difficulty about rates when the time comes to
raise them.
Dispatches indicate that In the Nypando
changes, J. N. Ferris is to get his old place as
superintendent The Rev. John Lockington
Bates, Nypano trustee, is expected TO sail
from England on the 10Th. His special mis-
sion is 10 attend the next meeting of the
Nypauo company. II certainly will be mat
ter OF genuine surprise If that meeting 10 al,
lowed to pass OF without some obstacle being
thrown In the way by the McHenry party. Il
will be a surprise II some such action is not
attempted. but 1t 10 doubtful II any Ohio
court can now be found 10 take up the mat
ter. A. was ssen In bis lAs, case hr. Nc
Henry was compelled 10 60 to Psnnsylvsnis
70 find judge that would lss,ss 70 hin.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-09-14

Hon. Thomas McDougall at Springfield
wigwsm tomorrow TUESDAY evening.
Ex-Gov. Charles Foster at New Carlisle on
Monday evening, Sept. 81.
Hon. Walter s Thomas and Hon. N. B.
Earnhsrts At Selma Thursday evening, Sept. II.
Hon. W. W. Curry, OF Indiana, at South
Charleston Monday evening Sept 81, aud at
Springfield Tuesday evening, Sept. %.
Genl. J. A. Beaver of Pennsylvanis, and
Genl Charles Townsend, OF Cleveland, at
Springfield Saturday evening, Oct. 3.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-09-14

Tonight there will be meeting at the
wigwam Of the promoters of the proposed
serensde to Judge Foraker. All republicans
are invited to be present, 1t is expected that
the serenade to Judge Foraker will be one Of
the events of the campaign, aud one long 10
be remembered in the political annals of
Springfield
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-09-14

A meeting Of the Clark county bar was
held in the court room this morning, al
which Oscar T. Martin, Esq, Of the commit
tee sppoiptsd to draft new rules, read the re-
port OF the committee. Numerous very inn
portant changes in the rules were recon
mended, and il was thought best not to take
action upon them Immediately. They were
therefore laid over and ordered printed.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-09-14

Charles f. Folger, lare Of the city depart
ment Of the GLoBE-REPUBLlc, has become
editor and general manager of "The Spring
field Saturday Night" a handsome and bright
weekly now nine weeks old. he will GER
,suly improve it, especially as he is to have
the assistance of the former editor, John "
0lhop
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-09-14

After consultation with a number of cit
liens, the mayor has d, ,cided to take steps to
raise funds for the reliet OF the sufferers by
Tuesday nights tornado. A meeting of Il
number of prominent gentlemen will be held
this evening to mske arrangements for a pub
lie meeting in that behalf
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-09-14

The excursion to the Colored State Fair a,
Lexington, KY, Sept. 23rd, will go via the P
u. K st. L. and X. G. R'ys, only Eve hours
ride. No two mile transfer. Special train
will 90 through, only s. tor the round trip
Tickets good for eight days with privilege OF
stop over. Do not be deceived by notices, bu,
purchase your tickets Of the committee or a,
the ticket office. J. N. HINES, Agent.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-09-14

DR.. and Nine. Van Normsn's school for Ia.
dies founded 1851 will reopen October lst,
at 3lo West 57th street, New York. Special
advantages 10 music and modern languages.
Reference: DR.. 4. V. Van Norman, Spring
field, o. 2s5 II
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-09-14
CO-PARTNERSHIp.

THE co-psrtnership heretofore existing under
j the firm name of Russell 4 Houek Bros. stands
dissolved fro and after the lst day Of septen ber
1sS5, by imitation. All bills due and ali ohliRr
tions OF said fra will be settled by HOuck Bros.
Persons owing the firm wall please call and settle.
W. f. a J. ii. HOuck Main and Limestone.
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Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-09-14

Sunday, Sept. 18th, via the p, g. 4 St. L..
R'y, the German Lutheran Church will hold
a special service In connection With Lutheran
Church OF Dayton. Fare has been placed at
thirty cents round trip for adults, and twenty
cents round trip for children. Committee
have tickets, and can also be had at ticket Of
hce. Train leaves l.. N. depot at $40 q. m,
railroad time. J. n. HINES, Ag't
294 N
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-09-14
Hep WANTEO-MAlES.

WAFGkD-A resident salesman o. experience
W aud il LhuenCe to handle the best line Of do
nestic as well French vove corsetA for this
stste commission. Liberal terms Address,
with full particulars, Lewis Schiels Co, 800
Broadway, New York. 28O bs@
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-09-14
6OAROEhS.

GENTLEMEN wishing board in q small private
u family can find the same by calling at No. ~
Fisher street. Reference given and required.
29ia MRs. ELIz. Brown.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-09-14
FRIENDLY TIPS!


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will find
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