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MARKHAM NOT A CANDIDATE.
One Complication the Less in the Senatorial
Struggle.

0Ae Oompllchtlon tn5 Less In the Senatorial
Struggle.
SACRAMENTO, Aug. ia number Of In
terror papers have recently contained arti-
ces eulogistic of Governor Mark ham and
have intimated that he is likely to become a
formidable candidate for United States
Senator. A Bee reporter to-day inter-
viewed Governor Markham on the sub
ject and the Governor declared that
he was not and under the constitution could
not be a candidate for United States Sena-
tor III there were no constitutional pro-
hibltOn the Governor said he would have
DO aspirations in that direction Governor
Markham went on to say that he has had 10
years of official life and that was as much
as should be asked of any man. lie pro-
posed, he said, to retire to private life at the
expiration OF his present term as Governor,
and continuing the Governor said. The
people elected me Governor. and I shall GER
tainly serve out my term if live"
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camp Is that General Crespo has decided on
an Immediate advance on the capital.
General Crespo himself did not believe the
time quite ripe for an advance, but
Generals Guerra, Rodriguez, Quintana, vi
gas and others insisted that il was best to
take advantage of the absence of Monagas
and the present weakness of the defense OF
Caracas, and Crespo acquieSced.
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DISASTROUS TO BUSINESS.

New York Bankers Talk of Acting In
Their Own Defense.
NEW YORK, Aug. 19.-The effect of tie
railroad strike on the wheels OF business
downtown is becoming more marked every
day. The banks are beginning to be
affected, and II the strike continues much
longer they will probably take some con-
certed action to meet all the cases that have
so far arisen. The falling off in grain ship-
ments 10 the extent of 20 or so per cent over
the roads involved in the strike is also haV-
ing an increased effect on the business Of
exchanges. and by reason Of the consequent
de rease In exports is also threatening TO
effect the rates of foreign exchange.
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CREsPO WILL ADVANCE.
a Crisis Approaching in the Affairs Of vene-
Euala

NEW YORK. Aug. 19.-The Herald's Gu
racoa correspondent says: Affairs are rap
idly coming TO crisis in Venezuela, and in
Few days the question will be decided as to
whether or not Crespo shall enter Caracas and
take charge OF the Government. General
lbarra, who Is in command of the military
forces IA the capital, is planting heavy bat
tefles on The Lrcaivorio and other strategic
points. ard making every effort to organize
10 the ffont ibis morning. aud every indica-
ton poirsa TO a determination on the part
OF the Governor to light to the bitter end
The latest advlces from the revolutionary
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California Fruit in ths East.

NEW YORK, Aug. l9-Calitornfs attn
sends forward over 100000 worth ef fruit
week. Large California peaches at the
Broadway fruItstores are bringing as high
as 81 dozen. Purple prunes from the
same state cost 60 cents dozen. nectarines
35 and 40 cents a dozen, and pIums o5 an5
40 cents. dozen. Tokay and Muscatsl
grapes from California cost so cents =
pound, green Niagara % cents 4 pound. and
Concords 35 to 80 cents for a l0-poand bas-
ket
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HosPITABLE SACRAMENTO.

Preparing to Take Care Of Ten Thousand
Visitors.
SACRAMENTO. Aug. 19.-1n anticipation
of the great influx of visitors at the coming
State Fair, owing to the unusual attrac-
tions offered and the Southern Paciic's
announcement that only half-rate fares
will be charged from all points to Sacra-
mento, the citizens tonight Organized
committee. with Mayor Comstock at its
head. to canvass the city and procure list
of all the houses having rooms to spare for
visitors. Headquarters Will be established
convenient to the depot where visitors can
select rooms and be escorted thereto. 1t is
estimated that 10000 can be cared for.
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THE FREIGHT BLOCKADE
Trains Being Slowly Moved Und.r MIL
tary Protection.


BUFFALO, Aug. 19.-Freiqht has hsan
moving very slowly in all The affected wards
to-day. This afternoon the LebIeh and
Erie began the RESUMPTION of their freight
traffic The Lake Shore has men ready and
waiting until -Eey know that absolute prn-
teciion Is al nand before clearing thar
yards. Work Will BE- comnsnced in earnest
to-mnrrow. Itas evident fsas lille saldieSs
are here the t9lds will 1e sto resume
and coDtinne tf.sr freigbt btsia As. The
Erie Company tsid of yesterday.sd the
ehigh and lscksRaDns paid their en-
pioy es to-day. Tie officials arss appreiIen.
ssse ~ contest Is 10 come ii may fairly be
expected to-night,s Their reasoning u hat
viii noney 10 their pockets the men. or at
ieast pertien o them. may Indulge in
t,squat' t ala lLe OF sals lear that the cooler
shtads VIII not be a. e 10 restrain the others
md en- ontbreak f1es occur. s''o''
third Vifs-Pfesldent Webb OF the Gen.
ussfoad ssie Tonight SO far as his Fond
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FAILURE IN GUAYMAS.
A Grocery Merchant Departs in Suspicious
Manner

GUAYMAs. Aug. 19.-Jose Robles, gro
cery merchant, has disappeared, ana the
wholesale merchants here are much excited
over his sudden departure. His liabilities
amount TO $1,000 and his assets are only
$1,000. Robles had the confidence Of the
merchants of this place, who started him In
business. lie is thought to have taken
passage on the steamer Newbern, which
left this port August ~ for San Francisco.
This makes the third failure OF the kind
within few weeks. and the merchants will
now probably be more cautious in extend
ing credit 10 strangers.
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Rain U on a Thirsty Land.

PHGNIx., Ariz, Aug IA heavy rain
fell yesterday north of Phoenix. near Ante
lope. The streams we're dry, aud the cattle
had already been shipped out of the egi0n.
Antelope Greek rose two feet. and the
rain extended over large extent of country.
This is the first good rain that has fallen
since March and brings great relief to cat
tie and sheen men.
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THE BORDEN MURDER.
Statement That D ffsrences Exi sted Between
Lizzie and Her Father

Lizzie and Her Father.
NEW BEDFORD. Mass, Aug. 19.-Tls
Standard this afternoon prints a story ra-
garding the Borden murders, in which ii S
said that not long since old Mr.. Borden rs-
marked that lie did not take much comfot
at home with Lizzie; that she would It
eat at the same table with him, and on )
that morning when he accidentally went
INTO the room where she was eating, she ltit
the room. Borden said further that when
he left The house Lizzie told him she hoped
he would come home a corpse, and he
would probably be that before long.
The police insist that the evidence Will
show that a woman and not man con-
mitted the murders, and financial troubles
in the family and consequent bi kerings are
recited 10 show they led TO the tragedy,
which the officials claim was caused by Miss
Lizzie Borden
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THE KAISER WEAKENED.
He Did Not Feel Up to Facing Count Her
bert Bismarck

bert Blsmarck.
BERLIN, Aug. ia serio-comic coroI-
larry to the standing quarrel between
Bismarck and the Emperor William was
supplied on Tuesday night The Emperor
and Count Herbert Bismarck were both it,
vted to attend the annual banquet of the
First Dragon Guards at Belle Alliance
strasse barracks. and both had accepted.
On learning that his former Minister was
to be among the guests, the Emperor was
not q little embarrassed. At the last
moment he resolved not to attend
the feast. A sudden turn in the
ceed TO Marmor Palace. which was invoked
as an excuse for his absence, and the cOnse-
qucnces which the Emperor had been fore
warned to expect from chance meeting
with his former Minister were thus avoided.
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Wanted for Burglary.

PORTLAND, Aug. 10. - James Lands,
wanted In Tacoma on charge of
burglary, was arrested here tonight
Lands broke into jewelry store
in Tacoma a few days ago and carried off
about $1,000 worth Of diamonds, rings, etc.
Much OF the stolen property was found On
his person.
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Big Logs for the Fair.

TACOMA, WASH, Aug. 19.-Ten immense
logs were brought here to-day from
Port Blakeley for shipment to Chicago.
where they will be placed in the Washing.
ton Worlds Fair building. Each log is 100
feet long and about AZ inches in diameter
at the small end. 1t will require 35 cars to
carry the logs.
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Fast Trans.atl.n,,, TIT

NEW YORK, Aug. 10. = The steamship
Umbria Of the Cunard line made the fast
est time on record OF any single screw We s.
sci on the eastward trip from this port. A
cable dispatch was received this afternoon
and reports that she passed Brow head at 2
o'clock p. NJ. to-day, making the trip in 8
days. 22 hours and % minutes.
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LONDON. Aug. 19.-Dispatches from Con-
tinental Europe show that intense heat Is
prevailing. At Vienna to-day the mercury
touched 110 degrees in the shade. while in
Buda Pesth it reached l16 degrees under
the same conditions. In Berlin 80 degrees
were registered. Paris reports cooler
weather.
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BASEBALL G AN rs.

Results Of Yesterdays Contes Il the "a
tional League Club
CINCINNATI Aug. 19.-The 6eds voL oat
In the ninth after two men were out, Cia-
cInnatis 4. hits Z. errors f. Philadalf aiss
8. hits II. errors 4. Batteries Sullivan ana
Vaughan. CaIsey and Gross.
At Pittsburg.
PITTsBURG, Aug. 19.-The ostons conld
not hit Terry and were shut or. Pjttsburgs
6, hits 10, errorc 8. BostOns hits i. err3rs
8. Batteries-Terry and Miller, S alley and
Camel.
At Chicago.
CHICAGO. Aug. 19.-The Coits buacha1
their hits and gained an easy Setery. Chi
cagos Z hits IA. errors 8. Brookiyns 4, hits
8. errors :. Batteries-Gumbett ard .5chri-
yer, Stein and Daley.
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INSPECTED PORK.
Secretary Rusk Refutes the Statement Of
Diseased Meats

CHICAGO, Aug 19-In reference to the
report cabled from Berlin that trichina had
been found In American hams and bacon
Secretary Rusk says: I'VE have not been
officially notified that any hams or bacon
bearing our Government certificate of in
spection contained trichine. There have
been meats which did not bear the Govern
ment stamp, but were certified by soma
German COnsuls in the United States, whici
passed into Germany: They doubtless were
those alluded to In the dispatch. We have
been unable to meet the demand IN Ger
many for our inspected meats. They sell
for 80 cents per 100 pounds higher than the
uninspected. Germany mas never refused
our Inspection. We have no objection to
their inspection" )"
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rEpERAh an.


Arms and 1muaunitlou shipped FROM
yHdtssppplts Arsenal.
AsB1seToN, Aug. l9.--Actlng Secre-
s&rv OF War 0rant this morning teiegraphed
instructions 20 the compaBdant OF the
arsenal at Indianapolis 70 forward ST euce
10 tile Governor of TENNESSEE as Kncxville
&C stands of arms aud $1,000 rounds u am
munflion, for ass In sagpresslng The mine
riots. This seflcn Is based or for
mai requistl0n from GgyernOr Buchanan.
General GRAFT saws no application for Gov
erDmeut troops aas been receiyed as far as
hs knew.
KWoAysLLE. Aug. Ie.--A train bearing
Epfi gtiesd rifles and troops from Nashville
arrived al Il o'csnck and were joined by zoo
ciEizens fTcm i.ere. and started Tor Coal
Ersek.
Ihe ardeTs Issne - TIE Sheriff OF Shelby
Countg. 10 the Sheriff q Hamilton Lennty
and captain Mallory ~ Madison CCBniy 90
.rroeeea 70 Ehe reat Of war have bsep conn-
ssfsls1aIad.
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Removing Imperial En-, slar,x

PARIS. Aug. 19.-The French Goveratneat
has decided to abolish all embIems of lacn-
arches ON public buildings N sris. such
as the imperial crowns of tie 20 Napo-
Icons still over the Palace of the Egysse. It
has been decided, how ever tlat whosver
the emblems are purely historical they
shall be retained.
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Confiagration in switzsrland.

BERNE. Aug. 19-Telegrahic commual
cation is restored with Grindelwald, tho
village threatened with destruction by fire
yesterday. 1t is estimated that 81 buildings
We're. destroyed. The embers from shs
burning buildings were carried long dss-
tances and number Of chalet miles away
were set on fire.
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GRAIN INTERESTS.

IN IntefnatlonaI Conferences to Be Held in
Vienna.
VIENNA, Aug. 10. - The International
grain and seed market. to be held here on
the goth and S0th insts., opens with con-
ference in the great hall of the Agricultural
Bourse, where reports will be presented
giving the estimates of the harvest of 1892
in the United States, Canada. Russia, India
and other grain producing countries. 1t is
anticipated the gathering will be unusually
large and the transactions of q magnitude
hitherto unsurpassed. There are special
train arrangements for the influx of home
and foreign visitors.
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TIE PANAMA CANAL.
Attemp. s to Revive the Company Under New


ATTEMPTS to Revive the Company Under New
Lease.
NEW YORK, Aug. 19.-The Wall-street
Journal says: We are told on good author
ity that the movement recently started in
Paris 10 resurrect the Panama Canal CON-
pany has the possibility of being success
full. The Colombian Government requires
the company TO be in position by February
2S 1898. to commence operations. in order
TO avail itself of the eight-year extension Of
the franchise. In case the company does
not show that a bona-fide effort is to be
made TO finish the work, the concession, to-
gether with all the real estate, will be for
feited to the Colombian Government.
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BERLIN. Aug. 19.-As Chancellor ven
Capriv is known to be an advocate IF e two
years military service, Empe Williams
declaration against a reduction OF the term
of service viii. it is believed, force lbs
Chancellor to resign.
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THE EOPLE's PARTY.
Campaign to Be Opened in tho Mfdd,.
States.

NEW YORK, Aug. ia morning paper
says: One OF the most important move
ments In the history Of politics in this
country was brought to the surface
yesterday IN the appearance In this
city oil A. s. Houghton of North
Carolina. a National Committeeman
OF the Peoples party. Houghton stated
that he had come here as result of confer-
ences among the leaders of the People's
party, ana that headquarters for that move
ment would be opened in this city He said
further that meeting of the national COM
mitteemen of the party would be held in
this city next Thursday. Tie precise place
of the meeting has not yet been determined
uDOn.
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Sugar Coin o Up.

BosToN, Aug 19.-It Is announced here
that the American Sugar Refining Company
to-day again advanced the price Of refined
sugar one-eighth of cent O. high grades
and one-siXteenth on low gra as
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Arabs Defeated.

BRUSSELS, Aug. 10.-A dispatch from the
Congo State announces that Congo State
force defeated the Arabs on the SankorD
River near the place where the Hodister
expedition was maSsacred. Ten chiefs were
killed and 700 men captured by the troops.
The Governor does not think the rising will
spread.
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PRICE FIVE CENTS.

this morning, and all the passengers wers
robbed of their money and jewelry. In ad-
ditlon parcels we're looted aud registered
letters stolen. One passenger who at
tempted TO defend himself was seriously Iu-
1ured. Troops have been sent III pursuit OF
the brigands
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THE END EXPECTED.
No General Strike Probable as the Ro
VIII Give In.

No General Strike Probable as the Road Is
VIII Give In.
CHICAGO. Aug. 10. - Grand Secretary
Simsrott of the Switchmen's Union says: :
LAS long as the situation in Buffalo re-
mains in the present shape there will be no
general strike ordered along the entire lines
OF the affected roads, even in case the CON-
panies should succeed in raising tne
blockade at Buffalo with non-union men.
No strike viii be ordered until il is decided
upon In a mass-meetinR OF all the local
unions. From the present indications ] am
inclined TO think there VIII be no necessity
Tor such move, as the roads will give in.
Secretary Slmsrttt received a telegram
to-day from Grand Master Sweeney saying
II the railroad succeeded in moving tie
trains in the East he would order out all
the men on this end Of the lines. but only
as a last resort.
The Conductors Refused.
sebdF dFHRaFF AnS o. ksio e,ie - ss
places OF the strikers, but the conductors
refused TO take train out with the men on
board, so the men were taken TO a hotel.
Any further attempt would doubtless have
resulted in strike here. The men will be
sent by way OF the Grand Trunk.
When an attempt was made TO send the
men on another train a body of switchmen
waited on the yardmaster and informed him
that they would not handle the train If the
swtchnfen who were being sent TO Buffalo
were on it, The men have since been sent
over another road.
The Trouble Reaches st. Louis.
ST. LOUIS. Aug. 70. - An echo of the
switchmen's strike from New York has
reached ST. Louis, aud the switchmen in
the Big -Four yards are uneasy. The Big
-Four is the only one of the Vanderbilt line
reaching 81. Louis One Of the switchmen
told an Associated Press reporter this even
Ing that the men were ali ready 10 90 out as
soon as the word was given, and that would
tie up every Eastern road entering ST.
Louis.
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Jaw Gould,s Son in Hor ;,

CITY OF MEXICO, Aug. 49,. Tba Angsc.
American, daily newspaper, IS: George
Gould Is In Honduras in the ate est q q
railroad to be built from Puerl riez. Oh
the Gulf of Honduras, to Am uaa on tie
Pacific Poast
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the Oregon Railway and Navigation lines is
absurd. The Great Northern already has a
trackage contract with the Union Paclhc
for the use Of the Oregon lines from Spokane
n Pnrfland
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LAS vEGAs. Aug. 1a.-This afternoon
Fred X. Faulkner. alias Frank Decker, alias
Frank Woods, was hanged for the murder
tax County.
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Trotting Association Attached.

DEs MONIES. Iowa, Aug I9.-Attae..
ments aggregsting $4,000 were to-day fle,,
against the Des Moines Trotting Assoeja-
ton. The purses earned amount to $40 uO0.s
which are unpaid. The assets will cover
the liabilities.
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The Newark SAILS for Geuoa.
The work 4 Brigand,,

GIBRALTAR, Aug. 19.--Ths cruiser New
ark sailed to-day for Genoa. where she will
take part in the Columbus fstes.
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CHOLERA STILL RACES.

Even the Russian Authorities Coucede the
Virulence Of the Plague.
ST. PETERSBURG. Aug. 19-Accordng to
the official returns there were reported yes-
terday throughout Russia 1877 new cases of
cholera and 1882 deaths from tile disease.
The disease continues to rage with increas-
ing violence in the Caucasus territory.
During the past "a hours there have been
reported in this city 92 new cases of eholera
and Is deaths.
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ROME Aug. 1a.-Brigands attacked the
mail coach between Ua]e and PalesgSina
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DOOM OF A FAMILY.

All Killed by the Explosion OF a Gasoline
Stove.
CHICO, Aug. 19.-About IL o'clock yester-
day, while Mr.. Wright was filling gasoline
stove it exploded and the flames enveloped
himself, wife and three-year-old child. The
house was burned and the child perished in
the flames Mrs. Wright was fatally burned
and Mr.. Wright was badly injured. One
hand Will be crippled for life even ii he re-
covers, which is doubtful Mrs. Wright
died during the night. Wright is an en-
gineer in the sugar refinery.
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Cuticura ResoIyent

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A CRISIS IMPENDING.
stone-Cutters and Manufacturers Fail to
Come to Terms

Come to Terms.
BOSTON. Aug. 19.-At a conference this
afternoon between the executive commit
tees OF the New England Granite Manufac-
turers' Association and the Stone-cutters'
National Union the cutters refnsed 10
accent the proposition of the manufacturers
to adopt bill OF prices To terminate Febru-
airy l. The manufacturers then announced
that they would make no further effort TO
reconcile the differences of the organiza-
The manufacturers claim that they have
nearly all the men needed by them.
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Ior over nine years with a-dreadfHt skin dfsaass
When 1 first fsis it. there ar
@E5EA peared a few small red spofs
on my breast. AMI it kent o.
n spreading slowly it ssartsd
u 3H the my back be
e. EA H&A tween my shoulders. A few
F93 go ETN days after tie spots turned
f2 ~ Au gray and began itching. Sfnslf
.Sy scales would fat of so Il con
4 &N tinued spread ng all ever my
fAGZ& a IN body. | tried all the patent
N$t1 ~ medicines l could thiak of or
AN get hold of. I also eonsuifea
r., .. IN doctors. Yes they wouid cure
EA4g E&xS me in a short time but they
N~ EW aw;s~s failed Then gave Il
x all up. thf5y5 x s1Eege was rs
.scure for SoMe few
months ago, noticed your advertisement ia The
Tacoma Morntrly Globe; thought | weaid tvv .hc
CUTICURA REMEDIES not thinking lt 7tft 2 10 nas
much good but to surprise, three 1exes OF GUTI-
CURA, one cake of CUrICURA SOAR Zad three bot
ties of CUTIoURA REsoLvEST curkd me entirely.
My skin is white and pure Is that OF ehIid
1 send my photograph. / hay6 many frieads Ia
Chicago Ill., and ST. Paul. MtuI
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F. o. Box 1862, whatcoins Washington.
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ITCHING iHO sclLY
Skin Disease Nine Years. Doctors aud
Medicines Useless. Cured by
Cuticura for $4.S5.

feel It Is my duty 20 tell you my exBerisncs win
your CUTICURA REMEDIES. L have tsen troubled
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