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The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1890-07-11

WASHINGTON, July 5.-The Secretary
of State has received the following dis
patch from Raymond Williams, United
States Consul-General at Havana: 'Up
to June 8 American -four paid s4691<
import duty, from which amount 5 per
cent was deducted, leaving the total
net duty 81. 46; but from July it will be
s469x plus 20 per cent, making the
duty IS. 631< on each barrel of flour from
the United States Spanish -four from
July enters free of import duty. Both
American and Spanish flour will con-
tinue to pay discharging dues of 81 and
harbor improvement dues of rs cents
per 200 kilos-"
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1890-07-11

An agreement has been entered into by
Secretary Blaine and Romero, Mexican
Minister. providing for the reciprocal
crossing of the international boundary
line by the troops of the United States
and the Republic of Mexico. when
in close pursuit of hostile Indians
Under. this agreement 1t is provided
that no Indian scouts OF the United
States shall be allowed to cross the
boundary line unless they go as guides
and trailers, unarmed and not exceed
ing IN any case two scouts for each com
pany or each separate command In
the case OF offenses which may be COM
mitted by the inhabitants OF the one
country against the foreign forces which
may be within its limits the Govern
ment shall be only responsible to the
Government Of the other for denial OF
justice In the punishment Of the guilty.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1890-07-11

NEGOTIATION has been received of the
contamination of the biggest land trade
in the history of the American CONT
nent The parties to the contract were
John Hancock, of Austin, and Robert
Summerlin, of San Antonio. Tex, on
the one side, acting for the owners, and
the representatives of an English and
Holland syndicate. The land lies all in
one body in the State of Tamaulipas,
Mexico, within easy distance of the
Mexican National railroad and com
prises between 5000, 900 and 5000. 00C
acres and also rs, 600 head of cattle.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1890-07-11

BILLY BRENNAN. the pugilist who was
80 seriously injured at Battery d. Chi
cago. in the fight with Frank Girard,
died next morning. His death was the
result of injuries received in the last
round of the fight The police arrested
Reddy Gallagher, the referee OF the
fight; Paddy Carroll and Jack McInery,
seconds Brennan's father and sister
reside in Brooklyn. He was about
twenty-one years old.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1890-07-11

A sEMI-oFFICIAL denial is made in
Berlin of the statement published TO
the effect that the Powers of CONT
mental Europe, headed by Germany, had
agreed to establish mutual repressive
tariffs against American exports II the
Mckinley bill now pending before the
American Congress should become a
law. Germany has taken no steps to
counterfeit any possible injury to her
American trade by the enactment of the
Mckinley bill
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1890-07-11

IT transpires that the riot at Erzeroum,
growing out of detachment of Turkish
soldiers searching church forconcealed
arms while religious services were in
progress, was much more serious than
at first reported. The Moslem popula
ton turned out in the widest disorder
and attacked the soldiers with desperate
frenzy. In the fight which ensued fifty
persons were killed and more than one
hundred wounded. Many Of the killed
and injured were soldiers
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1890-07-11
A Brave Count.

WASHINGTON, July Count Maurice
Sala- first secretary to the French Lega-
ton, at the peril of his life stopped
runaway horse attached to q hanson
cab yesterday on Madison place, Just in
front of Secretary Blaine's residence.
and prevented the animal from
dashing into crowd of peo-
pie He was knocked down
but held on to the reins When picked
up and taken to a neighboring house
the physicians found that the Counts
right leg was broken about midway be-
tween the knee and thigh Later he
was removed to the Legation building.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1890-07-11

THE Navy Department has issued .
circular inviting proposals for building
the three 8, 500 ton coast line battle
ships, whose construction was author
ized by the Naval Appropriation act
passed by Congress few days ago. The
vessels are to cost exclusive of arma-
ment not more than 81, 900. 600 each, the
term armament including besides the
guns and ammunition, all armor of tur-
rets. barbettes. gun shields and arm
ored tubes. directly pertaining to the
protection of the guns and loading posi-
tons All parts of the vessel must be
of domestic manufacture
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1890-07-11

THE imports of gold into the United
States during the fiscal year ended June
so. 1890. were approximating for June,
s12, 7s7, sS2, and the exports ST., O9s. e2o,
or a net loss of gold by export Of s., $780,
1ss. During the preceding fiscal year
the imports of gold were SO, S72, 145 and
the exports $50, O3S. 246, net loss of $40
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1890-07-11

CAPTAIN HAMILTON MURRELL and
Mary Cottman Mccormick were married
recently in Grace Church, Baltimore,
Nd, by Rev. Arthur c. Powell Captain
Murrell is best known as the rescuer of
the passengers of the sinking steamship
Danmark
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1890-07-11

THE Louisiana lottery bill, rs amended
by the committee. increasing the amount
to be paid for lottery privileges by $780,
900 per annum, making the annual pay
ments 81 ESQ, 900, passed the State Senate
by a vote of "a to 10. The bill was re-
turned to the House with message
from the Senate asking concurrence in
the amendment
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1890-07-11
A New York Family Driven to Suicide b,
Poverty.

NEw York, July 5.-Frank Wertland
and his wife and child committed sui
eide by drowning because they were I'M
able to pay q mortgage of SIS on their
household furniture.
WertIand, his wife and child lived in
apartments at No. 146 Park avenue.
Hoboken. He was writer for musical
papers, but had but little to do and got
behind in his expenses and an alleged
friend of the family, a woman whose
name has not yet been disclosed, loaned
the Wertlands SIS and took mortgage
ON all of their personal property.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1890-07-11

VERDI is reported from Geneva to be
in excellent health, and although his
white hair and flowing beard give him a
venerable appearance his eyes are full
of fire. He will not admit that "Othello"
is his last work, and says there is no
telling what he may do yet If the in
spiratior comes to him.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1890-07-11

d. O. MILLS, banker, has left New
York for California for the purpose Of
preparing for the erection in San Fran
cisco of 4 duplicate of the famous Mills
building on Wall street He will employ
Chicago architects 70 prepare designs.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1890-07-11
school superintendent stabbed.

GIRAKD. Kan, July 5--Wednesday
night County School Superintendent j.
D. Patterson learned that r. B. Purl,
who was his opponent for the ONCE two
years ago as q candidate of the Union
Labor party, had stated that he had sold
the list OF questions to teachers and
went to Purl's boarding house and they
engaged in quarrel which ended in .
fight, during which Purl stabbed Patter-
son five times in his arms and side with
q knife, and also cut cash in his head
either with the knife or knuckles- The
wounds made were not serious Pnrl
ned and has not been arrested.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1890-07-11

THE Armenian Patriarch has sent to
the Sultan OF Turkey a note giving de-
tails of the grievances of the Armenian
Christians He says that numerous
Armenians have been arrested on the
mere suspicion of wrong-doing and that
their churches have been profaned and
other outrages committed against them.
In conclusion he declares that he will
resign the patriarchate unless the griev-
ances complained OF are remedied and
Justice is done.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1890-07-11

Mora, one OF the Page quartette
of babes. died recently at Ingersoll,
Tex. The other three were seriously
I'll. On account Of their illness q month
or two since they we're obliged to aban-
don their engagement with the museum
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1890-07-11

THE highest price at the Crabbe sale
was III, OOO, 900 francs for Meissonier's
Guide" A 'Holy Family" by Rubens
brought 112. 600 francs, the total money
realized being 1880. 900 francs. During
the last two months single auctioneer
ut the Hotel Drouot, Paris, has sold
pictures to the amount of over 5000, 900
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1890-07-11
Three Firemea Lose Their Lives In subdu-
ing the Il snes on Board a Steamar.

ASHLAND, Wis, July 5.-Three fire.
men met death in the burning of the
2, 900 ton steamer Iron King yesterday
and a portion of the Columbus and
Hooking Coal Companies dock -Four
others were injured, one probably IA
tally. The dead at three o'clock were:
George Tanton, a merchant tailor and
secretary of the city fire department.
who leaves a young wife and two babes
Elias Boucheltz, leaves . wife and Ave
young children Jack Brothers can not
live through the night He. too, Il mar
ried- ]. j. Moore ney die. Loss. SIS, 900.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1890-07-11

THOMAS DITroN. . harness maker, had
both hands blown on and was otherwise
injured on the evening of the 4th ut Au-
burn, N. Y, by . premature discharge
of a cannon. He and three comrades
were firing a salute in honor of Corporal
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1890-07-11

JOHN WnMoT, Superintendent of Fish
Culture. of Canada who has been In
Newfoundland, denies that there is any
such wild indignation there over the
French claims as had been reported.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1890-07-11
Settled . Drunken Bully.

FoRr HANCOCK, Tex, July John
Carroll, an employe Of ii. G. Ross.
post trader, was shot and killed BY
his wife's sister, Nora Masterson,
Tuesday night Carroll had been
drinking and threatened to kill his
wife When demonstrated with by his
wife's sister he threatened to kill her,
and she shot him before he could carry
his threat into execution
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1890-07-11
CURRENT COMMENT.

The Fourth was celebrated very
quietly in Washington. Very few men,
bers OF either house were to be seen
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1890-07-11

BELGRADE, July THE assassins OF
ID. Marinkovitrb, the Servian consul at
Pristina have hsen arrested. The mo-
tive OF the muiderers does not appear
20 have been of a political character.
Servia insists that Turkey give PEN
sion TO the widow and that the Pristina
garrison salute the Seryian flag.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1890-07-11

AT Lowell. Mass, Charles G. Stowell
and Miss Lottie E. Anderson were mar
ried in a balloon by Rev. w. w. Downs,
of Boston, before 10, 900 people
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1890-07-11

CINCINNATI. July 6.-Miss Annie
Turner. of Walnut Hill. while attempt
ing to step from skiff into the United
States snagboat, fell into the river and
was drowned. The BODY mas not yet
been recovered.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1890-07-11

ANNA. daughter Of George Ehret, the
New York brewer now in Berlin, is en-
gagged to Baron Zedlitz, an oficer in the
artfllerv
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Found Dead i'm BED.

LEAvENwoRTH, Kan, July 4--Isaao
Rothenberg, of Rothenberg & Schloss.
the largest jobbers of cigars and tobao
COS in. Kansas. was found dead in bed
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Gonnirp Real gS,a,c to Get

-
At EAST DHAN,;E.-To fcnt for ~"
n winter q completely furnished h0usc. il
rooms all cOnvpDicnccs location the bcst:
to family OF adults. J.. .. Bon 3.j,y. ~.
II RICK CHURCH. neir depot. Part Of
- furnished house To let for hou-:."epine
tcPms moderate references. Address NJ.
STEVENS, East Orange, y. j.
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Gin Efal estate 90 Get.

4 HOOK. STATIONERY or SHOE
AsBt S!N i.Ss wantiu" 10 lent st'r' jOi!..-
~ with 'wO wilcovs "a Nlr.n.i, Uf Civ
Hall. AGdr.>e Io>tc;iicc bon $3.50.
L. OK Rim .-Stor, O..ly. o. witt house
i nos; de,i.abl. POST on In Ncw.NGr>
TO- banker Lroa"Y- or lawyer O!hc'-.
pnc .a-b.ae stOrts. o, any high c,a>, trade
49, Broadway. near u 'lr .onlcO's. l.. II.
LUDLOW. AZ Liber;y-t.
IT, lLi.-Tro iands"n." t..torv hol.rs.
InG AID 1&0 We.. 3itii--t: decorated /;
neer l. at1tion built FOR investment. APP
ply 20 Na,-au.st. Rnnri 81 II 70 3.
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Gli5criiarcous

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Of 1855 3d-avc.
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tcs. eod and -lir"f hahdl,s repaired
GATCNELL'o. 80 dti-a'c.
NVILLIAM .1INHOLI
w Ain,r.caL T. l"it Accountant.
IL Brutd"ny.
I.cr0ants o. 'stitrr. ds'ign"'s. guardians
oIpO; atoms an: 'o!ui,rr ia. hou-r' nxail-
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Real Gstate Uanteb.

4 PHYSICIAN desires house, unfnr.
n n..h.t, l4:h and joth SIS. 4th and
bih ave.. Add ">s With iIi"" aud full par
trul1j., PHYSICIAN. - 1tE-avs.
L OR OJN. FALL is1.-PIOpcTty 10:
i sale, rnt, e\chrRr ADRIAN &
IiETLMAN \ CO.. 1871 Broad"ay.
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Dressmakinp.

A a. hMf.. T. ANTOINETrE. ~
a. N"-t J. ti.-t mist d''~i2n, IN trees
l.. misses. > 10 II yca.r'; ord'r, promptly
H'd in" "pfA n'"!"rat" price.
A STYLISH DEAriH AID fIrlEE
n wishes tcv ,''.. .r.ayr, ant. by IN
a .,.. o. at lons - Hcr dal. Call or address
A ".i>It DKf.,S,IAKiNu. - Perfect
"A htt!ng c"'tunc-. jackets aud wral's.
h.i and "ihnr style, i,and- .,ri" walking
suits Tl2. Nm". OWEN 363 ". 2ad-n
A RTISTIC DRE>sM iKiN,. perfect NJ
"A AMI finish ord - at short rot goods
purchased II des.r d. Mr.. McE.lroy. 81
Last Oth-st.. .opl0s.t' D'nnlnss
A GILMAN drcsmakcr, WIN r-t refer.
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fas: 4it,.st.
A ILL STYLES DEF.sSES.- Perfect NJ
"A guaranteed customers may farnish ma
rrial expert cloak and wnU mahct.
COOKE formerly with Miss Dicksl. $50
West 45th.st
n RESsMAK.ER.-By day long. expert.
- cnce: quick worker: p.rf'ct inter !
ylirh dr.per rcnod".s, torn, r,i n. IS.
Address by letter. Mrs. JOHNSTON. l01
East lG5ti.st
n RESSMAKER u superior ability latest
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speciality; OrisinaI designs IN clolks aud
jackets, also riding habits; rerfcrt NJ guar.
antee1 prices mod ,rat.: refers ~ pf.srt
patrons. Is. SCHrLICH, I8l W. 45th.st.
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Rooms Wanteo

by THRC..g ,uemoA e tive, Tiaity
ID tni.n SGHa:,, twp ia "!-..d i"Dih- .
heat, LIGHT, riun ns ws'.-. e.. 40 nUiIti' .,
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bodr0 an0 Rooms.

90 WEST 55rlI.Sr.-Elcpant rOoir> ;
%fO -. nit ahd -ing!t; Inroi for
Doctor or couple; superior table; references.
Brooklyn.
A COMFORTABLY FURNISHED 'front.'
A iit''Ve rCClh for two g'.Itl' men or iI,aT-
rid couple; cAc'icni board cood location.
.O' DcaI-st., near EOud-st.
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Citp 6onses 90 Get.

A WELL-kN CWN ESTATE WIN, h build
"A for Lera.ane,,. inv .n mt o.'Dr> nn...
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last oJtf At. for rent AZ p:ic"- Ven -i1Y ron
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William.st., Room II.
ITO LIE IS! West SD list. 90 to % M'est
4 07th.st. 4story. decorated. OWNER
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WI 49, supply: PM mDfrra,". Apply
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Lflu U)anleo.
Males.

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flats Go Get, 1nrnishe0

EIRST.CLASS duplex fiat furnished IL
l. ruHil~ beside lIth. lnIu r. "a Hoor'
east. 10 West 59th.st.. the Da!hctsir
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flats 90 Get, hntnrnisheo

u ELLEvILLE and PASSAIC. 12O.l2o
ID West 35th.st.-7 light. siry room. and
tsth: sanitaf, plumbing impIoven cnt' !;
ss;. $50. ADTiAN q. HEGEMAN q
CO.. 1891 Broadway.
RLACK BUILDING, o5l Fifth.aye., en-.
- trance ] Eas; 28th.st. large apartment ,
sunny exposure; also one for bachelor.
r ENTRAL PARK WEST
~ lFofInerly Sth.sve.), near S2d.st Gle:
waited station 8th.ave. and Slst-st. elegant
new suites. eight rooms cabinet trimmed /;
handsomely decorated: overlooking Central
Park location unequallef; every room l1rae
vi light; thTe pess' nat4 elevators services
nPst-cless . must be seen 70 b appreciated
scnte nom $500 To ~ 900; three corner
suites, 1000 70 d, 800.
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Work Uanteo
Maea

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Young MAN wants to keep books after.
i moons: experience; best references.
PUSH. Tribune Office.
u OUNti MAN, -, wants situation ct
i anything; understands care Of horses
and gcDtlcInan's country place; good refer.
encc. Address JOHN j. LANE. 2::2lO
3d.svc.
" DUNG MAN would like work Of any
l kind. Address W.. box 30. Tribune
once.
YOUNG NAN wants position IN rcal es.
70 aan {. " be- or W. FEhES Souss
West 10th.st.
A THOROUGH TEACHER Of piano.
mont. Mis-. HrGiifS. COZ ". Ii9tS.st.
ID ls.yra! old PSI ons bic lazy just lradu.
ated: Addr'ss 4J7. 4. o.. Asbury Park,
y. j.
ADY stcnographc, and typewriter (Rem.
q, Tribune Uptown 6hir', i,:SS Broadway.
Ntw.l ORR LADY would do shopping
~ for ladies' In or out Of town on comml,.
sion sati.fic:!on guarlntccd; references.
, opERHf1R.|t ycar.' experience in
correspondence. legal work. &c; expert
cnc'd. rapid and accurate; good sal,ry ;or
Competent work. EXPERrENC E. Box -,
Tribune once.
g ~ ''.'t.NPHr.'; ami TYPEWRITER.
- n" young lady not afrait Of WORK.
AdGrr-' NORMAL. 80 fAst 41th.st
~ len 'HAPilEH AID TYPEWRITER.
- rnpoyed. d".ir"- position whrre she
can hop Tor advancement: quick. accnIa'e
punctuation. arrangement. sp"lli1g correct
IL also a pa, .icni tclcgrJpher; III pr week
FOR star. Address +. II. r.. Box l. Trlb.
me one"
NOfNG person wishes occupation copy.
L .r2 or Ot'"rwi." in s.o'r: Under Glds
Fr' nrh; Ia. 7 veirs' reference. Addr -
MIS- CT MING 1lS Pros,rcl-st.. Br oklyn.
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rOOE - Sy a strong young Scotch woman
" as s7p rio. cook good soups. brad
ne" d.S- RI, meat. and Vegetables SEASONED
piOp"-y b"st references. With Mrs.
TYLER ?s9 Gth.ave.
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EO'IK- -EAlrRESS-Ii nv two strong North
" Of II ..shI strls for general work d
n"pS": city. country: experienced cook.
,.,Iu1r 50 neat waitr 'ss. With Mrs.
TYLEI. as Gth.ayp.
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Gitp Real Gsla!e for Sale

4 -PEERLf.SS HOUSES. Manhattan
IA square. nortn (ois;-et.. h'tw"cn St.I
pLo 81 sve> - aOin"t finish 2jAyJ feet;
fo1r stories MsrUcat ant cellar classical,
ner: opcn for Inspection. K. DEEVES,
CO West SSi.st.
A CTvALLY ADJOINING, 5rH.AVt.-
n Two modern 25-fcO. hOY>~, O"g",h
20 feet built by Duerin & C.oS.nian bar.
lcr's la1try cNt,H.ion ~ Nro: dining
WlSANS 6So shave.
II EST BARGAIN on w.st Sidc i.story
- brown.ton" front. l. 10y "a IT,. and s.
tiorv exclusion: lot lo2 Il /; No. lie West
S.d.st. decorated: 81. 900: open for In.
krectiOn. SAMUEL COLCOKD Builder
pnd Owner
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Brooklyn.

II OR SALE.-A brick ard stone house
in L2fIN'ttc.?Vr.. mar Washinrton
bit Part VI Brook.,n. on r'l-ora',e terms.
ApllF t. GfO. Y. LONE1T. - tourist.
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n Ok.--Bl- young swedish woman. speak.
~ my iA-ll,h: cNccl!rGt baker. game,
c.>s''r. n.arkt. Iog: willing. obllging and
;rnst"o:'ry ci;. OIL. country; b.st OF refer.
c'crf !?"m leading families. ISL shave.
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