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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-07-31

two old school buildings. will not near ac-
commoda' the pupils the coming session.
Bids are now being received for another
building which will be equally rs fine in
every particular as the first and viii cost,
when completed, near SIS 700.
CoLLINsvILLE. GRAYsoN COUNTY, July
29.-CollinSvilte is the scene of an immense
camp-meeting, conducted by the Metho-
eistS. 1t has been in progress ten days,
and many are the souls that have been per-
suaded to leave the broad way = destruc-
ton.
Iowa PARK, WICHITA COUNTY, July so
Reverends White and Airhart pitched their
gospel tent IL our mid7t last week aud are
drawing large crowds nightly to their meet
Ings, and seem to be dom. much good.
MCKINNEY, COLLIN COUNTY, July 80
Superintendent Prtchett visited the sum
mer normal yesterday. Thirty-seVeu state
certificates were granted.
Forney, Kaufman county.-Revival meet
lngS az glowing ut Pleasant Springs and
Craudall, in this county.
CLAUDE, ARMsT-oNG COUNTY. July IS
The school II stees have made arrange
mentS 10 build u handsome school building
on the North Side. Professor b. f. Hines
has been secured to teach e school for the
ensuing year.
Troy, BELL Cot II, July The Chris
tan and Methodist meetings C-osed last
night. They have been holding for ten
days. There was i good attendau,a
throughout, but very few accessions. r
The Baptist church was complctct on last
Saturday aud preaching was held on that
day. 1t is q heautiful church al We
seated and ventilated. Professur
Higgins and Willie Spohu leave to-day
with their fan Lies for WO--en Wells to
recuperate their health.
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Alliance Cauu@estlnr
TEXAS IN TYPE.
TEXAS CROPS AND WEATHER.

Palo Pinto county had heavy rain last
week, and the prospect for cotton was never
better.
The people of Sherman and surrounding
country are working hard TO make their ex-
hibit for the Worlds fair one OF the best
from this state.
The Arkansas Harbor Herald says the
farmers of that section are beginning active
preparations for fall crops. \ large acre
age will be planted in vegetables, and al
most every property owner viii put out
fruit trees and grapes
The recent rains in Hood county came in
time to save the cotton crop, which will be
better than for years. The general aver
age of all crops will be good.
The Vernon Guard says the melon and
onion crops Of Wilbarger county are i'm
mense. \. A. Rooms wheat averaged
thirty-two bushels per acre, and his corn
will average over thirty bushels. Tolbert
shipped five cars of wheat last Friday and
several cars since.
Hemphiu and Snider had 100 acres which
averaged twenty-seven bushels, NJ A Hen
deISou 5 crop made twenty four bushels, J.
G. Morton's twenty-lhree and Ben Simp-
eson's twenty-one. The corn crop IS very
fine.
The fruit crop of Anderson county is
large and of good quality.
The recent rains around Denison extended
over large area of country, and came Just
at the time the crops needed Il. IL is
thoaght that much of the land in Grayson
county will produce a bale of cotton to the
acre this season.
Arkansas Pass had good shower on the
25th which freshened things up.
A good rain fell in Cooke county on the
oath. II put cotton in good shape, aud all
crnpS are looking well
Parker county had good slow rain Tues
day II is just the thing for the growing
crops.
LEwIsvILLE, DENTON COUNTY, July 2s.-
Truly the stately steppings of prosperity
and plenty are audibly apparent in the
midst of this section of the commonwealth
again. and through the grievous frowns of
series of years sweetly smiles the benefi-
cent goddess of the harvest, garnering
large wheat and oats crops in extra fine
condition, and in readiness to obey the
mandates of the millions of souls that turn
wistful eyes to the great American CONT
neut for the bread of life. New lie and
zest pervade the rich alluvial prairieS and
timber isthmuses about Louisville. The
corn crop is good to finish. Cotton is ex-
ceptionally hattering for this period Of
growth, and sorghum, grass, potatoes, etc,
which bring grand halloo Of gladness far
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-07-31

Our first meeting in Dublin was 4 cas-
ant surprise; our second meeting NJ Co
manche suggests pleasant memories that wiz
go with US through life, w. lie our last meet
ing at Stephenville was the most harmoni-
Gus g@thertng ever held by such tr men,
dous crowd in West Texas.
Dublin is not so large, EvE EGS sic such
facilities for entertainment as her Older Sis
ters, Dallas, Waco and EOrj Worth, but On
this occasion she proposes 20 spread herse
as wide as possible and do her level lest.
Ours is now nun ericalIy the largest local
or Eanization II Confederate veterans III The
state perhaps in the South. Our actual
membership at this meeting will be over
1900 men. All of Us have pas tie meri-
dian of life. Not many more years will be
given US for our annual reunions.
While We convince the world that we do
not meet TO revive bitter preiudices, let US
strive to pcrpetuate the genera har-
mony and good feeling that has
so happily characterized our meet
inGs III the past ar1 that shall
make our each annual gathering iUrelss,e
of the grand reunion beyond the river"
wien the last of Us shall be called TO join
those who have gone ever 70 rest under
the shade of the trees"
For this result shall labor with all my
strength, and i'll this pleasant service 1
shat! feel assured OF your organized and in
diYidual assistance and cooperation. Re-
spectfuly and truly youc fellow-comrade,
j. +. HARRIS,
President Association
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-07-31

To the DakDtas, Minnesota, Montana, the
far Northwest and the beautiful Puget
sound region, vii! find 1t TO their advantage
- purchase tickets via the Chicago, st.
Paul and Kansas City railway. 1t leads in
excellence and comfortable arrangement Of
equipment, safety in transportation and
stands very high in the esSisnAkfdx OF the
travelling ubIic esasEfssss Compartment
sleeping ara Evns6s This line are the favor
ties of sitSwho have tried them. and are
"c67rif6rtable at all seasons. Duluth, Lake
Minnetonka, White Bear Lake, Denver and
Colorado Springs are reached via this
route. which connects with transcOntinental
lines for all other points i'll the territory
named For particulars concerning rates,
time of trains, etc, address any of the COM
runy's agents, or f. Il. LORD, General Pas
senger and Tic'-et Agent, Phenix Building,
Chicago, Ill.
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TEXAS NEWS AND NOTES.

ARLINGTON, TARRANT COUNTY, July IS
Mr.. and Mrs. Reese ana three daughters
are here from Plano. They are summer
touring and are with Mrs. Owen low, Mrs.
Recess daughter. Miss Bette
Turner is visiting her brother near Grand
Prairie. Mrs. Alice Wolfe and
children are visiting Mrs. Wolfes mother,
Mrs. Marsh Collins. Mrs. Melton
and three childrer. who have been on a
summer visit to Mrs Melton's sister, Mrs.
Shattuck, will be accompanied 10 her home
in Waco on Thursday by Miss Anna Shat
tuck Mr.. r. +. Boals has been
appointed administrator of yhe T. J Glib
might to get the estate Strengthened up BY
spring. = = Miss Sadie Spruance, a
mer in Colorado. : Miss Lizzie Me
Farland will spend the remainder Of the
summer al Seymour. Mrs. +. NJ.
Swan and Mrs a. S. McLane will return
from Missouri, where they have been Wis
iting ~ atives, il about two weeks.
CLAUDE, ARMSTRONG COUNTY, July Is
Quite = number of tourists are stopping
with Us now for the benefit Of climate,
which they pronounce delightful. = -
Several Ellis county farmers invested in
Armstrong county dirt this week.
san ANTONIO, July 27.-At 9 o'clock this
morning al depth of nearly 500 feet arte-
sian water was struck on the property of
A Scholz Just back of the Express Office in
the center Of the city. The flow is 1000. 900
gal onS per day.
Iowa PARK, WICHITA COUNTY, July 30
Our first city election resulted in the cleo
ton of H. c. Fuller for mayor, VI. c.. Cot
trell for marshall, and Messrs. E A Me-
Closky, w. r. Gibson, c. W. Orr, George
Lyon and DR.. K. S. Sims for aldermen. =
Capt. and Mrs. w. H. Warner
and son Willis viii leave next Monday for q
two months trip to their old home il New
York. c. & McHugh, the station agent,
LEFT last week to spend his vacation with
his people IN Illinois. Rev. j. P. Dimmitt
pastor of the Methodist Episcopal church
Of this place, left Monday for short visit
in Illinois
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-07-31
ATE NTION |
r Confederates of Erath and Comanche
Counties

Such time ana strength as I have been
able TO command has been Gi- to prepa-
ration for our third annual reunion, August
D. d and :,
The city Of Dublin, through the efforts of
her mayor and competent committees, has
taken the matter in hand with an enc '
that promisg TO make this the largest and
we trust grandest and most pleasant q.
ering ever held in We Texas
last year will De an encampmer
IT, city viii provide an arbor Cthe
largest one you have ever seem well
seated and lighted, anty wat ice,
fuel and ample camping grou IS. Hotels.
restaurants and eating stands on the ground
will be :. Client for the needs OF those not
bringing suppl with them.
Headquarter tents for h South n
state for Mexican veterans, for eN-Cuiun
sod;t $, for old settlers and 4 general head
quarter tent FOR associations Will be pro
y.IeG
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Their Requests Granted.

SEDALIA, Mo. July 3O.-The board of ar
bitration of the Missouri, Kansas and Texas
railway has adjourned A conference was
held with General Superintendent Frey
and the men say all their requests We're
granted and instructions sent to all divis-
ions of the road. The officers elected are :
Chairman, A. W. Lehaney, Denison. Tex. :;
John Emery Persons, alternate chairman.
J. L. Parrish, secretary.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-07-31
TEXAS MILLS AND FACTORIES

The cotton compress at Navasota is rap
idly nearing completion, and will soon be
ready for the new crop.
The machinery for the oil mill at Halletts-
vile arrived Monday, and is being put i'll
place.
Troy, BELL COUNTY, TEX, July 27.-The
Bolton oil mills are putting up a seed house
here. They want to buy all the cotton seed
that is brought to- this market. Mr.. L.
Bottoms has furnished his new gin with
improved machinery put therein, making
two in Troy.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-07-31

DALLAS. TEX. July '1.-Inclosei please
find IL votes for he knight of Pytlias ra4-
1idate, Miss Maud Haggart. She IS smart,
deserving and charming in every way. she
IS an orphan. AND her father was \: +, 81
high standing ia the Dallas lodge. Let Us
al vote Tor her, and she will be u '"inner.
DALLAS nSIGHT.
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ehe Kountze Express Robbery.

Special to the T. azette
koUNTzE, HARDIN COUNTY, TEX July
3O.-On the 18th package of currency of
SI33 IS was stolen from the Wells Fargo &
Co.'S express. The particulars are as fol-
lows: The agent had made out
money order report and sealed
up the package, and through
carelessness left the package on his desk
v nile he went to dinner, during which
time it mysteriously disappeareu. The
agent, E. NJ. Tanner, was Immediately dis
charged by the express and $aiboad COM
panies, and an investigation il n9E on hand.
As yet there Is no clew.
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AFTER THE EGGERS
Who Broke Up the sam Jones Meeting at
Acknowledgment Citizens.

Special 20 the Gazette.
HoUsToN, Ten, July 30.-The citizens Of
this city, regardless of creed or profession,
are still very much excited over last nights
disgraceful affair, when band of hired
hoodlums pelted the ladies' attend
ing Sam Jones' lecture. Were II
not for the advice of the cooler
heads blood would have been shed. De-
tectivcs are at work on the case, and a
large reward is offered for the guilty par
ties, particu' arly the instigators. This
morning Gus Senter and John Roessler. two
saloon keepers, were arrested OF the cha sc,
and other arrests VIII follow.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-07-31

DALLAS. July 3O-Iuclosed yar VII tnt
10 votes for the charming Iiss Mau'! iiag-
CART the Peoples Candidate wake up,
you Dallas people Fro this time IN LEI
the votes roll in thick = fGat. hat IS liz
way 10 win. The pee lie must win. See
that we do il. ONE CT TIE pEopl' Z.
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BAIRD, TEX, July 30.-IncloseC Hna )
for twenty votes for the musicians raItl,
date, Miss Claudia Carter Cisco. also md
three votes-coupons Hope she will wiz
She IS my dear Isin, a worthy ~irl anG
deserves success. AIiIE CART -
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MaxdeIIc is Her Choice-

EAsTIANp CITY. TEX, July 3.-IuciOsed
please ind ~ votes for my choice Of the
girls, Miss AlaydeIie rake. viii send
more soon. y. =.
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Using the Bridge.

OMAHA, NEE, July 3O.-The Union Pa
citic this morning granted the Rock Island
and Milwaukee the use of the bridge track
until the new rules and schedules now be-
ing prepared are completed. The Mil
waukee at once took advantage of the privi-
lege, and run its first train into Omaha
since last January. The Rock Island will
begin running trains across the bridge to-
niUht
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AMONG THE RAILROADS.
THE KATY ENGINEERS GET ALL
THEY REQUESTED.
The New Orleans and Gulf Road Sold and
the Name ChanSed-The Texas Trunk
Receivership Other Matters.
A Bridge Down at Vernon.

VERNON, WILBARGER COUNTY, Tex, July
30-Three bents of the Pease river railroad
bridge went down with the flood at II
o'clO>k to-day. No train service beyond
this place. The river rose four feet in tif-
teen minutes, and is very high, caused by a
heavy rain early this morning.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-07-31

MINEEAI WELLS, Ten, July 2S.-Inc.oSed
YOU yilI lind = votes for Miss W -lin DuValL
J am informed She is an orphan girl aud
worth, of the highest consideration. she
is un entire stranger L. nt but desire 10
help the orphans. J. :. -H- EMJND.
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Tho Kn.tIer. FaH9rita.

BiooNGNG GROVE, Ten, July :0.-fnciosed
find twenty votes or Miss Della Walker Of
Hiusuoro. She IS the e. ustlers' " iavnrlte
More TO come. fln. 'kUSILER.
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The Texas Trunk Receiyership.

AUSTIN, TEX, July 0-Attorney-Ge General
Culberson filed an application for Il receiver
for the Texas Grand Trunk. Suit is already
pending for forfeiture of the charter for
failure to keep the road in repair. The ap-
plication Will be heard August I.
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S26.i0 TO CHICAGO

The Gotten Belt route sYjn s1leeets to
sals. august inclusive, good TO
retarn until August 10. For further in
form ton call at ticket office, 40l Main
street, or address G. ". BARNHART,
General Agent, Fort Worth,
or W. r. WINFIELD,
G. P. A. Tyler. Tex.
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~ for / Otttp

FoRT WoRTH. TEX. July 3C---IeHe we
are again Inclosed please fnd yhiry five
votes for our candidate, Mss sOtllc Cotton.
% ..ss.M.
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The Deserving Midow.s Daughter

SwEETwATER. TEX, July %. Enclosed
ind twenty votes for Miss Mary /. John
son, the deserving wid" dau, h'cr. ShaI'
send more. UNKNOWN RI ND.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-07-31

CoLoHApo, Ten, July % 1s9l.-find ,
votes for Miss Carrie Dickson. She is the
one ] am for. Look out for more votes.
II-H GEORGE, Fayolite Restaurant.
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ALvARAro. Tt July Find here
with chort for sac which please add the
value in votes to Miss Matte Shaw.
THhEE LINKS,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-07-31

Wearherford. Here are thirty-three (33)
votes for ner, with more to follow.
Doc >
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Eureka SD7;nys, Ark,

This famous health and pleasure resort
offers 20 the people of Texas advantages
une9ualed by any other in America. Il la
sooner reached. it costs isss-ie
tons sSi;6psoeseNs5. 1t contains more of
s,ts9essehtiuls Tor health and comfort, VIZ:
a high elevation, pure air, unrivaled medic
inal waters. cool and refreshing breezes, no
mosquitoes, and withal grand and beautiful
scenery. The Crescent hotel has no supe-
riOr in the United States. For descriptive
pamphlet, apply 10 Manager Crescent hotel,
Eureka Springs, Ark.
Cincinnati and Return $3.50.
July so to August 3, inclusive, The SQttoR,
Belt rOu It., wi, ss, ''sf
..AAHGl1Doa9! g. W. BARNHART,
General Agent, 401 Main street.
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lake DIE NOTICE.

Letters announcing votes for Fort Worth
candidates alread .ouinated aust be
limited t, fifty v yrds, exclusive of date. al
dress md signature.
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The New orleans and Gulf Sold.

NEW ORLEANS, LA, July 3O-The New
Orleans and Gulf Railway company has
sold the road to a new company composed
principally of the old stockholders, to-day,
for 81, 200, 900. This includes three steam
boats, the Neptune, the Alvin and the
Grace Pitt. The new company is named
the New Orleans and Southern company,
and the board of directors consists of
,skames A. Larned, president and general
Siianager, E. F. Story, II p. hernochan,
Lloyd r. Coleman, Alfred Leblanc aud II.
T. Bell, secretary and trea66rer, Of New
Orleans; and Joseph Pri1 Harry Pierson
and Charles j. Russell Of EOndon.
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S26.iO 10 Chicago and Return,

The Missouri. Kansas and Texas railway
will sell tickets from Fort Worth to Chi
cago and return at rate of $50. 10. Isekess
on sale fs ]q ; 80 a. as5SsI Missesa
kaaSassdaii 33EAs railway carries elegant
'resssnfng chair cars on its through trains,
with Pullman sleeping cars from Texas TO
Chicago without change.
J. Z. SMITH, Ticket Agent,
City Office Corner Fourth and Houston
Streets.
{. D LUsK, Ticket Agent, Union Depot.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-07-31

The Missouri, Kansas and Texas railway
will sell tickets from Fort North AliRpfi
natl and retuIa an Tickets
on sales 1HsFs38 70 august 8 inclusive, lin
sfte5 e august 70 for return passage.
J. i. SMITH, Ticket Agent,
Corner Fourth and Houston Streets.
c. d. LUsK, Ticket Agent, Union Depot.
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Allie Skidmore, McGregor ............. II
Augustine Hedrich. NcGreg0r. ....... IA
Mitchell County.
Pearl Bailey. Colorado City. 20
Nolan County
Lula Lea Sweetwater .....-........ 10
Parko County.
Alice Cartwright, Weatherfor1 ........ 3
Tarrant County.
Mary McGehee, Grapevine. ........... 4
Ton Green County.
> Ola ?. F'oote, San Angelo. ........... IL
Wise equity.
Leatherwood, Minnie, Decatur ..... 1896
Williamson County.
MN Hawkins, Taylor. ............. 5
For Worth.
Dickson, Carrie, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. o.. 1896
u Gilman, Saliie. -....................-.1 IA, I43
Drake, M.ydelie. $500. -. 14.OS6
Shaw, Matte. ..-..-.. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 10000
King, Genevieve. Observation-Disclosures 49,
Butts, Minnie. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 1870
Cotton, Lottie, Observation-Disclosures. 1900
Vi ,hn, Katie. ....................172 1928
Burrows, Virginia Lee 20
Burton EGulah- ............... S
Loving, Daisy Observation-Disclosures. 145
MeHdel. Rosie. Observation-Disclosures. 1863
Pease Minnie Observation-Disclosures. 20
Staarns. Mamie ............. 20
IoMlinsOu. Mabel ........ 30
y i'Htds Mary ---ss..-.- Uio
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Other camps auA asso att have hoon
invited The Fort orth anu Rio Grauue
and Houst.I and Hxas Central ii, ay S.
viii make special rata apA arrange eNcur-
sion and regular tlaltA 9meet the needs q,
the local attendance SM visitors rom #
distance.
y fine programme OMAN 5euent has been
arranged, including I'm, balloon lSCeu-
sion. parachute leapiSet&
TheDubIin land M En- "a yement company
will have a large q tion n of farm L.uts
and city lots on Ii 1 aftcsnooaQf t recond
day. Three per at of the gross aggregate
of these sales W be donated to the a ,c'a-
These s .: ., ;. s .:s; s .' he
Cabell of Dallas; he other by ex-F ieral
Geu. R. y Cameron of Fort W. tn. The
proceeds of the sale Of these two lots, to-
gether with the per cent of all sales, As
stated above, Is & hand ne donation, to be
apl,ru priated to such charitable or mt mortal
purposes IS the association may deem
proper, and is also rbstantial recognition
of the claim Of our now az. C.nfeder te
veterans upon the active business energies
of our own Southland Such substantial
recognition is sometime worth more than
sentimental efUsions.
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io.ut;lir.r-r'Ar reservation. maps, timetables,
ctr. and Il programme of the encamp-
memt, address Cyinrade.
w. r CoNNLR,
Southwestern Passenger Agent, Wabash
Railroad, l4 Main street, Dallas, Tex.
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Tveoty. fifth National encampment C. AR.

Comrades and all others who contemplate
attending the Twenty national en-
compliment of ,the c. a r. at Detroit, Mich,
August 3 to i the Wabash line is many
miles sholte. Aud from eight to twelve
hours quicker hap any other combination
Of lines TO DIOR The ,Eabasl. Line is
tween Kansas CitM HFn bal ur st. Louis
ana Detroit The bash is the only line
running through JG4petween those points
No matter what HE ~ leave Texas on,
sea that your I'D cts reA Wabash railroad
from Kansas q 1IafniBa or St. louis,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-11-27

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Sample init BEN Spfer Iolde oemlelben
aus leiner bano gu lpinoen per ubte.
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