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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-07
IGNATIUS DONNELLY TAKES A HAND.
MAKING A Lively TINE Is THE M1NNFhoTA
sENATE-THE DEMOCBNTIC ALLIANCE
CONBlND SUCCESSFUL.


ST. Paul. Jan. G.-Thc CiUcu>e, % the morning
could effect nothing through their conference com
mit;ce, and deadlock of several days l. among the
possibilities In the Ilousr. which stands: Democrats
AZ, Republicans 40 Alliance 81. one ballot wa- cast
for speaker resulting: f. T. Scarl, dcpI, Al; H. {.
Stvers DEM, 40; +. r. Champln alliance. 81.
The House then adjourned
In the senate, after the installation Of senator's a
motion by Ignatius DOnnlly the Alliance leader, 10
take a recess carried 10y vot" of 80 10 -. ~
the senate consists OF - EcpubIcau>. !, Democrat,
and Il Alliance men, with Republican voting srcuEj III
Of only 20 zone Republican being SICK, hi, tct vote
il considered victory for the Democratic Alliance
cOnhina ON, and they confident Of organizing
the upper branch Of the Legislature.
After an unsuccessful attempt 10 adjourn. Mr.. Smith
changed hi, resolution to make II agree with the ideas
Of the Allan Democratic combine, but they defeated
anyway. AID then, after hour and half OF WTdug
ling over What would be done, Mr. DOnrely offered thr
identical resolution previously presented by Mr. smith
and 4 adopted. iris however, lett the scnatr
with the rules OF the last session. with two exceptions
which would leave the way clear for making the
changes desired by the Alliance.
The three parties In tie House are as far from any
compromise as ever
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-07
SUSTAINED RY DIRECTOR LEACH.

Washington. Jan. g. Mc,,r,. Mcrl1ck and Morse.
The men who recently rendered silver brick to the
SUPERINTENDENT of the Mint at Philadelphia to bee made
into silver dollars for their benefit. to day made
written demand upon the Director oi the Mint t"
In trct the superintendent %: the Mint at Philadelphia
to receive and the silver buou ~ requested.
Director Leach in his reply sustained the action of
the superintendent. and said II he had received tue
liar Of silver for coinage into ,iycr dollars for
benefit hr would have paid AZ the rate Of Tl.2!'-"
Der fine ounce. which would have been I'm violation
of law and Instruction of the Department.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-07
REPUBLICANS HOPEFUL IN SOUTH DAKOTA.

Pierre. 5. D., Jan. G.The Legislature organized to-
day. The Senate elected Republican subordinate OH
GERS by majority. The House elected Seward, Of
CoddingtOn County, Independent, speaker by one ma
jority The Democrats and Independents are united In
both houses with the exception that Independent
and one Democrat voted with the Republicans in the
House for the choice for Speaker, The opposition vie
tory in the House does not discourage the Republicans
In the Senatorial contest but somewhat cOmplcatc MAJ
ters There understood to be sixteen contests ia
the House. which may result In increasing the fusion
majority by twelve or fifteen IL Is believed by Re
pUblcans that they will draw I'm Independents and
Democrats enough To elect senator MOody's claucc,
arc endangered though yet no other Republican
didate Is In the field. On Tie part Of The fus on rs
there are number Of Independents who will never vote
for Trip or any other Democrat and some Democrat
who will not vote for Independent. This situation
makes the Republicans hopeful and MOodys friends
think he Will be strong enough ~ win
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-07
poru uorsEs MEET IN DELAWARE.

Dover Del. Jan. 6.-Both houses of the General As
sembly met al a. m today and orSan'Led Tie Dcno
cratic caucus nominees were elected a. follows senate
sneaker John p. Donahue, Clerk Edward ID. licarn !.
sergeant At Arms A. Phillips; Chaplain. the Rev NJ
puhamet: page Carroll DowneS. House, speaker
william l.. sirman: Clerk. Frank NJ. Dunn, sergeant
at Arms. George p. philips Chaplain. a. ", Green
page Novel McG0nigl. The message OF behlshp
biggs the retiring Governor, WAS then read
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-07
APPROPRIATIONS FOR ELLIS ISLAND.

Washington Jan. G.-Sccrciary Window today sent
A letter 90 the House asking that appropriation Of
100000 hc made 10 complete ia" projected huildn;r
Ellis Island which being placed IN readiness for
immigrant station, and 10 provide means oi
tran poitatlOu and from the city of New York The
secretary urcr; HAT In view Of the heavy immigration
which begin, IN May the appropriate be made i'm
mrdiatcly i'm order that the work may bc pushed for
ward without DELAY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-07
FOR THE RELIEF OF ROACH AND QrINTARD

Washington, Jan. (Spccal).-SCna'or Evars to-day
offered bill for the relief ~ the as-snccS of John
Roach I'm place Of which pocketcd last session
by the President. The same bin had been offered in
the House by Nj. Thomas, Of Wisconsin, and was to-
day reported by the House Committee on War Claims,
and placed the calendar OF the House. \ bill for
the relief of George ". Qdntard, the builder Of the
irouclad OnOndaGl, was also reported to-day By MI.
Thomas, from the Committee on War Claims.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-07

grade of lieutenant general in the army 1t authorizes
the President to appoint the ACKNOWLEDGEMENT w v
who have distinguished themselves for courage ana
ability. .... Az. r,eoIu
Mr. Cummings. OF New York, presented the rc sou
ton recently adoptcd by the Manhattan Club OF New
York. dcnonnclng the Lodge bill. Referred
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-07
rAvorIYG \ PENSION FOR sICEL.

Washington. jan G.-Thc House Committee on In
valid Pensions today agreed 10 report favOr1iby
bill granting "a pension of 300 per month 10 Franz
slgl, late MaiorGencral Of Volunteers. The COM
mittee also instructed Chairman Morrill, to obtain from
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-07
F0URTu.cLAss PosrNAsrERs APPOINTED.

Washington. Jan. 6.-Foultlclass postmasters were
today appointed as follows
Pennsy lvanla-W L. Klnestiver. Golinza: S. Grove,
Hebertg; VI. +. Avert, La Porte; c. {. Howell, Tay.
lorSville.
Ncw-York-A. b. Burt Bellvale: w. b. Davis, Oak
field.
New Jcrscy-J McGarry. Kngsland.
Mainc-lJ. G. Carr, MontNillc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-07
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

IN the diagram. SHOWS The bArometef
nuctuatons Yesterday, observed United
signal Service station at this city. The dashes indicate
the temperature noted Perry's Pharmacy. sun Building
Tribune once Jan. z n. m.-Thc movement In Tho
barometer yesterday upward. The SKY cleared early
the day and remained until night when became
partly couded The temperature ranged between Is and
% degrees the t22) being 3D. lower than tho
corresp ndng day last year and higher than Monday
Partly cloudy fair weather. with slight changes in
temperature and chances OF light expected In
and this city to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-07

INV boy. MRS. CYRUS PROSCH.
Cotesyllle. Fort Lee r. o.. v. J.
n B-My husband Is president OF the Prosch Manu-.
featuring Company, propretors Of the Duplex" and
Work CITY He dslkes undesirable is will.
ing 10 make sacrifices benefit others and this
tnsmonal 10 encourage the use Of CUTICURA and thus
bring relief TO others.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-07
THE SHIPPING BILL TAKEN UP.
SPRINGER LEADS THE FILIDUSTERS- WHEELER
HANDICAPPED By HIS PAST.

Wa~hinvton Jan. Is (>pecall.-Mr. springer, OF
Illinois who Is a member Of the House Committee on
Merchant Marine to the front to-day as the leader
II the olstructonsts and for two hours hllbusteed
AGAINST the con, iderat!on Of the shipping bill. The
nlbu,tcr, were defeated every point by fair ma
.rit,> and when the House was in committee Of the
whole General Wheeler. Of Alabama. TOOK tn floor,
primed for a speech. IL Is not too much 10 say tlat
before h. resigned to Colonel Herbert, his colleague.
General Wheeler sorry that he had attempted to
speak. The ,trangr~t thing wich i; seemed 70 occur
n.hm to SAY against the bin was that il would lead
10 heavy impDratious Of iron ore. coal and other rt"
materials and Interfere with American production
40 sooner had he made tn, plant than IL Alabama
statesman became the victim Of gbcs and rude inter
ruptou> from members who have not forgotten u''
ho belong, To- party OF free raw materials aud who
taxed him numerically Ills attempts 10 hounder
ont Of the bog were divcrting. and kept the Re
pubcanS IN excellent humor. while most OF the Demo
GRAFT, anything hui happy.
General Wheeler evidently realized the diNagIeeable
position in which he placed by his previous Ut
tcrtuce, and writing, IN favor of the bill when he
attempted oppose today and he probably viii feel
still worse di,gu,tcd when all the fact, are made
known a. they mus, be before the debate ends. There
wa, enough in publication, heretofore made In Tho
Tribune to convict him OF seeming want of good faith
in dealing with this important subject, and when he
va, taken to task by Chairman Farluhlr lie
abl" to make satisfactory explanation, or more than
an extremely feeble apology. 1t was riinement Oh
cruelty for Mr.. Kerr. of iowa, T. ask unanimous con
-cn, that another hour be given To General Wheeler.
q thing which under ordinary circumstances, he would
have accepted with Che greatest eascnes but the last
thing he wanted to-day.
When Mr. Ialqthar called up the bill 10 day. Mr..
Springer moved. amendment, thai the Committee
oi the Whole consider the bill defining options, The
amendment Wa, ic.cct'C yeas, 0b, NAYS, Ol-and
the shipping hall was thertup0u taken up. Nj.
Buttcrw0ith, made General Wheeler squirm when he
asked him II during his three years, presidency ot the
voc.t,d the very bill he opposed 70 day Wheeer's
only refuge WAS Ia the reply that everything lie had
said done IN the interest Of American shipping
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-07

Sold everywhere Price CUTICuRA, Soc; SOAP.
OR RESOLvENT 81. Prepared BY inc PoIIEh
MIRO AND CHEMICAL CORPORATION. Boston.
~ Send for "How TO Cure Skin Diseases" o. pases
30 Illustrations. and 100 testimonials.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-07
In Oss

raw. doetoled with vsAfious
remedies, Tut II got no betser
My mother advised me 10 ~.
the CCTICURA REMEDIES.
j used them faithfully. and In
one week the boy looked better,
In one month he was cured, and
now he l. three yeaIs old and
no signs Of - returning. The
child was 80 bad / Lad to lie
him In a pillow-case. and Din
his hands down so tina. he could
rot scratch hls face. | cannot
speak too highly OF the CUTI.
CCRA REMEDIES. / recon.
mend CUTICURA whenever I
can. ! would te pleased "a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-07
A ecmEsrNrrr MApE PUBLIC BY TIE SENATE.

A CHESTNUT MADE III BLlC BY THE SENATE.
Washington, Jan. pcciaD.-Tho United states
h. depended upon to lose all of humOr
when ii goc, into executive session. Yesterday and
today ii spent several hours discussing proposition
t. make public the text of treaty with Nicaragua
sotiatcd under the Arthur administration with refer
cncc 10 the Nicaragua Canal project. The decision
finally reached with great ,olcmnity that tbs in
junction OF secrecy should be removed ana the care
fully treasured document turned over this even
ins to the press agencies. senators who have been
in Washington since early in the eighties must have
laughed in their sleeves when they vO;ed with all
ioImality 10 let the public into this suppoSutous
secret some OF them, no doubt, remembered thai
the full text Of the treaty, with the text Of the
Presidents lester trans shifting IL, published in
The Tribune than six years ago, Dec. 10, 1854
and reprinted subsequently, by nearly every news
paper in the country Why doesn't the senat. pro-
coed 10 make public the Declaration OF Independence
some other document equally hodry aud venerable
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-07

The ~ the crowds the Park Place anl
Broadway Yesterday afternoon large invoice of No
Cagraphs which are exhibition there. Thsv are cell
Inc rapidly.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-07
CUTICURA REsOLvENT

tn. new Blood and Skin Purifier Internally, ana CUrf.
CURA the great Skin Cure, and CUTICURA SOAP. a.
exquisite Skin Beautiher externally. instantly relieve
and speedily cure every disease and humor Of the skin
scalp and blood with loss Of hair from infancy 70 age.
from pimples TO scrofua.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-07

the House consent for the holding OF sessions q
rrdav evenings for the consideration of bills
ported from the committee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-07
noNps REpEEMEp Ar rmE rREAsrRY.

Washington. Jan. 1.-The amount OF II per cent
bonds redeemed today $49. 800, making the total
To date ~, 10, 500
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-07

fcatons OF the person in whose favor IL rendered Inc
shall choose temporary president when the Lieu
attend president. or shall act
Us Governor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-07
BABY's FACE WAS RAW
Distress Itching skin Disease CurSf
Month by tho Cuticurs Remedies, \

When our boy six weeks old he had a ras
cheek. il spread on both cheeks and chin. His
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-07
WHAT WON'T FREE COINAGE Do9

MESsRs. TELLER AND VEST DIDATE ON I'D
CURATIVE PROPERTIES-A VOTE PROB
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-13
a TEMPLE OF CRIsPIN.
The New Shoe House Of william Hahn a O.
Formally Opened.

The New Shoe House of william Hahn q O..
Formally Opened.
There Is q big red, white and blue remnant
flying this morning from the handsome new
building at $50 and 9s2 7th street. The pennans
has on it in white letters q foot long the word
Hahn" which tells the washingtonisn. a
well as q poster could, that the building d d.
voted to shoes. Shoes Of all grades SHOES
Of all sizes and their sisters and cousins boots
and rubbers and their aunts leggins and up-
pers. &C., &c. The new building contains the
well-known establishment of William Hahn 4
Co., and is credit to the city and the energetic
proprietors- Last night the firm formally
opened in the new quarters and an immenss
crowd OF friends and well wishers hocked
through the ample quarters and inspected the
goods, the great conveniences Of the building and
the interesting processes OF manufacturing
which were shown. In arrangement and artistic
effect the building is perfect The large Hhov
room on the first floor, forty by seventy i've
feet. is especially well arranged, with rho
cashier and wrappers desks raised on IN
ornamental elevation, siording . perfect
establishment A broad staircase runs up
to the second and third floors, while from
the immense top skylights and through the
broad expanse Of the front show windows Q
food Of light Is poured, making the building
one Of the best hit in the city. The wood work
throughout is Of light colored OAK. vhils
highly artistic effect is gained by the use of
black oxidised iron gas and electric light az
lures
An ornamental chimney also adds eject n
the show room, while gallery running around
three sides affords additional facilities for est-
ting at the stock. The lower floor has also Q
ladies toilet room and other convenienoes
The two upper floors are used a. store rooms
and for receiving and distributing. while The
ample and dry cellars are also utilized. The
show windows are excellently arranged for Q
striking display Of the huge and varied stook
Of footwear which Mr. Hahn carries-
Last night the establishment was especially
attractive. The entire process Of manufactur-
ing the Hahn ~ shoe was practically Illus
trated by an exhibition OF the shoe in ths an.
ferent stages and the running Of Q NADINE
which sewed the soles- The propristor svi-
IDENTITY wished TO show through the excslspos
of the material used in his o. shoe
that the higher grades were pos
negiscted In this particular. Aleal
the gallery vas hung an Interesting display q
lesthefs. showing the feathers used In different
parts Of the shoe and an different styles Of shea
Scattered around through the rooms were .
large number Of hsndsoms floral pisces. bsing
remembrancss SAINT 70 the popular peepfigesR
BY we'll wisherS Altogether Mr.. Hahn -
cause 70 feel proud Of his nov sstAblishznsas
and biz successful opening.
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SHOOTING srAn



never pays no attention Ger de nan a
talks loud and boisterous in an ofhcs." TO
marked the new ofhce bow. TIE ouly .cks
DAT way down town cause he dAsnt al boue."
=. rnoash me day Of the suocuient oyster 10 hsrs,
Inc sway OF new form Of diet In near;
ana grave politicians viii tell what they know
vi 'he very best methods Of dressing . crov.
oouFtship Is poem" said Msud's mother
IA genue tones and with Retrospective smile
on her face.
$50 10 is." replied the old man sruav.
written in gas meter"
That's a very bright locking boy of youu.-
said the genial acquaintance. Il suppose hsu
NIL your shoes some dayY'
Hes done il" replied the weary LOOKING
man. He flled them with sand this morning"
"Ha, ha," he exclaimed eleefully. Thai
was joke. Hope you noticed it2'
Yes, was the sad reply, Frequently"
hhfnE OF a YOUTH WHO WANTED up Lxrrrn
ANSWERED..
he sent stamp and hoped 'twould BE-
Unto her zeal inteusitive
sne wrote, he read and felt that shs
Was very much 2 cents-itive.
This is regular sugar loaf )" said the candy
store clerk when business was dull.
correspondent reports the following con-
Mrs: hcNanus. will ye lind me your poll
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FOR SALE-LOTS.
INVESTMENTS.
REAL ESTATE IN WASHINGTON CITY.
THE CAPITAL OF THE NATION. AND THE FU-
TURE 'QUEEN CITY OF THE WORLD"

4Hf y S HE
TUKE ;9TRh sHS CITY OVERWHELMINGLY o. TIE WORLD"
Every citizen OF the United States should desire to
own real estate in the capital of this prominently
most beautiful city in the world and the inteleetuai.
psy on s Its
upon the prosperity and growth of the whole country
does its eapita It's present Sa scen SO
literary and social are being
IT Is diowIY Tpo NET d tETEFARY AND EDucA
Where property be held 70 such NANTES. ad-
ng. sspeciaIly one like the American University:
The day is not far distant when piece prop
Of seeauss sns the
center and wIse, health resort city of sepy.n
he HEIGHTS ~, part Of Northwest Mashnton adtoins
ave extended. and IS only three miles
from the White House. near Moodley Inn and the
and the cheapest ground offered today to the sna in
LoTs,s425 TO $3.50.
sold 70 IN ali parts Of the country. Good
The iii Of
IHSSaT Si5sSs III WESLEY
OF THE if SkEAAT AMERICAN
WHERE Is 1T LOCATEDy-Ia northwest Wash
ingten thirty minutes drive from the White House
Cleveland former country home. and Grasslands,
secretafy Whtnsy,s forns; country seat LIS only
tory costing e. 600 600 and s6ors distance west Of
T. u M is
last session CONGRESS appropriated SO 900 for grad
ing MASSACHUSETTS, avenue extended from Rock creek
city s the most beautiful and fashionable thorough
i. HOW y DOES The LAND LIE,-n is on. of til.
very picturesque and romantic. The ground slopes
gently from its crest toward city No round
WHAT is The SIZE OF LoTs,-rhe average size
feet and cnst from e425 ESQ per
Paid to date deed which is furnished free OF cost
ne tax on single lot will only be dollar or two
given Tree to every purc6aser We have sold
to bankers. brokers. editors, lawyers army officers
ministers. school teachers. government employees and
HOW ABOUT OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES are be-
ing graded to their full width, ninety feet Parking
spot 1875 feet ior nothins Buyers Of corner
to building line The parking provision renders such
unnecessary. Five beautiful cottages. are being
nificent s25. 900 reside nee is also we'll under way
improvements are steadily Progressing every clear
MORRIS ADDITION TO NORTHEAST WASH
Lots from 500 to $500; $25 cash: balance in ], g
the extension Of ST. through to Benning race track
presents an opportunity for very safe investment
LIE DKOTT PARK
you are looking for a home from 3d. $50 to 90 OOO
We can supply your wants rst-class neigh orhood
and you get your moneys worth. We have 30 houses
you may choose and no reasonable Oh refused
Terms easy This good property for investment and
sure 70 go higher owing to Its nearness to the
For plais and other information call ON or write to
JOHN F. WAGGAMAN.
se2o-tr Cor OF 14th and SITS. n. w.
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FOR SALE-PIANOS.
FoK sA hbodE., ur,s InE MATTnR VII

tok sALE-MhATs IHE MATTER WITH
l. DROOP;s HE'S ALL RI0HTii
This 10 the answer even by trsrvbodg after having
read his advertisements IN :hese columns There
not dealer in town who offer his such
magnificent variety Of pianos and orpans he
Intending purchasers will please remember that s
pianos lie &dyertlses 'sf chtfy usea" have never
been sold and are therefore not what commonly
called secondhand" Instruments. For the next ten
days he offers at secidl tdTod prices the follow
oct. Upright. iyers Pond..................seo 5000
~ ' - Marshall & Wendell. .............. 30
% .' Stuyyesant * Co.................. go
~ - NLeelock & Go-.-...........-.. 2s3
~ " % Stuyvesant & Co.................. 30
" - G. c. Briggs Go. (new)....... 800
% % E.Gabler & BIO (slightly used).. 80
* = - Haines Bros. (newl.....-......... 3s5
Is y % Behning & Son (new). SO
"a A. Il. Chase (slightly used)...... $50
oct. Square. Nunns OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 30
q . " Grovesteen fuller............... I5
.' Shoemaker l.O
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

FOR sALE-NEW HOUSE, BARN AND liz
4 acress OF land; 3 miles from WASHINGTON; $500
down; balance $50 per month; price, S1,s0O
ocl2-3t j. T. CLEMENTS, 1921 st. NV.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

E,OR sAIE-TO INVksTORs-sEvEKAL NEW
6-room preSs-trick bay window houses; papered
throughout; on California st. This street ID
creted has parking and Ii only TOUR from the
Capitol and government printing Office and I'VE
squares from pension Once II Is convenient to = st.
house 10 occupied by good tenant at e20. 80 per
month. Price reduced to q, 500
BARNES & WEAVER,
oc1Ck3t 400 Il sf
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4 "a SAtsE-

II HOUSES.
1871 Marion st. n. W. brick; rooms ard bath ali
nod i.ups- Price. s4.tOO, terms suit purchassr
4lSSis L 81 . ~ BRICK. y and bath. hay
windows. press-brick fronts. VIII be sold on easy
terms.
4l0-43l-f33 New YORK W lot 5Cxl36 10 n
WIDE alley. Also 604 COD Princess ST. Alexandria va
Price e. 800 each, Will exchange for Washineton
QUINN 4 FITZGERALD,
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