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Shot in the Neck.

SALEM, Feb. 13.-The stage from Mccoy, Polk
County, brings word that Ice" Gentry. q
farmer, living at willamette, was shot and killed
this morning by 4 man named Green. Gentry
had been drinking and became involved In a
quarrel with Green. VINO drew a revolver and
shot him I'm the neck. physician was sent for
but the man died before ne arrived.
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irving along snrecke,Qr wharf to-day freight

driving along Spreckels' wharf to-day a freight
train, which was backing up alongside tbs bunk
ers, + lglhened the horse and the animal Spfang
into the water dragging the buggy with him, but
fortunately the two ladies jumped out at til last
himself from the vehicle and swan for shore.
Two young men In a TOwbOat pulled alongside,
aud. catching him by the bride. held his head
above the surface until shallow water was
reached.
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ALASKA MINERS MURDERED.
Fears That Indians Have Killed the ortin
PARTY

SEATTLE, Feb 13.-ReportS from Alaska are
to the effect that fears are entertained that Nor
ris Ortn and a party of miners who left juneau
early last summer on a mining expedition have
been murdered by Indians. They took supplies
to last until October. but had not been heard of
up 10 January /. Friends then applied TO Com
mander Maynard of the War-ship Plnta 10 20 TO
their relief, but he said the Plnta was UNIT for
service. Friends fitted out a sailing vessel TO 90
The absence OF soldiers and war.shipS Is thought
to make the natives bold and hostile. The To-
dians may have killed The OTtin party and also
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Cnnricted for Ashanti

VIsALIA Feb. 13.-Charles Cummings was
convicted 10 the Superior Court to-day for a D
assault with deadly weapon on John Mangan
Mangan started home from Lemo0re when Cum
mings attacked and badly mangled Mangan.
Cummings Is young mau, while Mangan is over
80. The attack was al night and without provo
cation.
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Ontarin,s Citrns Fair

ONTARIO, Feb. 13.-Ontarlo's third annual cit
rus fair closed tonight. II was very successful.
especially The display OF lemons. Ontario is rap
idly becoming The leading lemon section OF
Southern California. The Board OF Trade de-
cided to-day TO construct a mammoth model
lemon for the State citrus fair
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Idaho -Rennblican Laapue.

BOISE CITY. Feb. 13.-The Stale Republican
League Of Idaho was organized here to-day. The
league Endorsed President Harrison's Admins
tratIon. reciprocity and protection. The creden-
tials OF The Mormon Republican Club OF Paris,
Idaho, were rejected by the league.
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IdentIfied by the Clothes.

The Chlnaman who died suddenly on the 9th
inst in a Dupont-street house of III fame has
been identified Lum Get Sun OF Stockton. dis
brother, Lum Sam, OF this city, visited the
MOTgue lasL night aud recognized the el0Lhlng
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WAREHOUSE BURNED.
a Large Quantity Of Hay Consumed With
the Buiidinp

MARITIME Feb. 13.-Last night, about II
O'Clock, Warehouse NO. 3, at Pacheco Landing
about four miles from here, was burned to the
ground. 1t was the properly of s Blum &
Co. and contained about 400 tons Of hay, all
OF which was destroyed. il is supposed to have
been set on FIRE, as a short time previous the
watchman had been around the building and
everything looked all right. The total loss Is
about $4,000; Insurance $1,000.
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Fl Dorado Miners' Assooiation.

PLACERvu.LE. Feb. 13.-An Ell Dorado
Miners Association was organized here to-day
with j. j. Crawford President and George A.
Richardson Secretary. Much interest was mani
fesled and large membership secured.
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The Fire Record.

The alarm from Box 81 at 745 last evening
was fer a small FIRE IN the lodgng-h0use at lat
Third street. kept by Autone Shub rick. An ex-
pIoding coaioil lamp caused the blaze, which
did ouly nominal damage.
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Secretary stevens Resigns.

NAPA, Feb. 13.-J. Il. Stevens. Secretary OF
the Napa Asylum for the Insane, rendered his
resignation today. Ii was accepted by the
Board CT Trustees. to take effecI March IL.
L. II. King OF this city was elected his successor
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Catch a Tartar

And when caught scrub we'll with SoZODONT
Don't spare II. Brush for dear life II you destroy
1t all the better for you and your teeth. It will
destroy the health OF tue mouth. It's beauty and
your sweet breath.
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Redondo stunning News.

REDoNDo, Feb. 13.-The schooner Marion has
departed hence In ballast for Port Townsend.
The steamer Los Angeles went south last night
with 161 tons OF freight and Ia passengers.
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QUICK LEGAL WORK.
Justice Administered With Great Prompt.
ness in Nara

ST. HELENA. Feb. 13.-Last Friday II. Isaac.
son broke into Chinaman's cabin Oh Mr.. Mod
lng's place on Spring Mountain and stole So, a
pair oil boots and pair Of pantsloons He then
went Into The laborers' sleeDing.Tooms and 81 ole
ring belonging TO Charles GTIgsby. That even
ing the CbInaman came TO town aud sRore out a
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Clunie's Opera House In Sacramento is now
open at popular prices under the management OF
Wash Norton, ana il has become the people s
theateT.
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DID NOT STEAL LOGS.

Verdict Of the Jury in the Celebrated Stone
Case.
BOISE, Idaho, Feb. 13.-In the United States
District Court to-day jury in the case of the
United States VS.. j. h. Stone. charged with
stealing Government timber returned a verdict
OF not guilty. They took only five minutes 10
reach an agreement. Stone l. a wealthy citizen
OF Spokane and Mason OF high standing. 1t
was Claimed that he stole over 20 600 900 logs
from Government land IN KOOlenai County
Idaho but The charges could not be proven.
The case excited Interest throughout the North
west and Today Stone was deuged with tele-
grams Of congTatnlallon.
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league unanimously rejected lie credentials q
tie Mormon Republican Club q Piu, Idaho.
Tie mention Of Bialue's name cal e1 10. "a great
aIUiaUse
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POOR COLLECTIONS.

Failure OF a Prominent Business Firm Of
Helena Mont.
HELENA, Feb. l3.-GreenhoOd, BOhm & Co,
clothlers and dealers ln liquors and tobaccos, as
signed to-day. The liabilities are estimated at
$3.50, o00 and the assets are unknown bnt win
probably reach 100000. The house has an
office In New York. 1t has been In business in
NJ ontana for twenty years. Poor cOIle1tIons re
given as the cause of failure. ~
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IDAHO REPUBLICAN LEAGUE.

Il Unanimously Endorsed the Administration
Of President Harrison.
BOISE, Feb. 13.-The State Republican League
Of Idaho was organized here to-day. Edgar
Wilson was elected President and Charles A.
SEafer Secretary. Tie league Endorsed Presl-
dent HarTlsOns administration, reciprocity aud
protection. 4 resolution demanding The enact
Inent OF another Chinese Exclusion act when the
one now 10 force expires was adopted The
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~ IAsT sKIRMIsH.

Miss Maggie LoudOn arose from where she
was sitting Ia the audience and asked Mrs.
Kline II, when she became rs years Old she
would like to be compelled TO brush stalrwayS
and sweep halls.
two ladies waXed sarcastic. Al last Mrs. Kline
answered the question saying that when she be-
came deDeBdenL she would be satisfied 10 DO the
work referred 10 when given in return a home
and care.
General Sheehan, seeing a battle not far off,
suggested an adjournment, and the investigation
suddenly closed.
IL IS learned that the committee VIII meet soon
to consider the evidence ana render its deeisl on
as 10 the charges.
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THE WOMEN WE'RE SAVED. "a
Horse Jumps Overheard Taking the Buggy
With Him

Win Him.
SAN DIEGO Feb. 13.-As Mrs. Captain eros
bic wife OF the captain OF the American bark
j. Z. Carleton, accompanied by her niece, was
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matrOD. and II she had she would not have done
so the second time.
"Why?n asked the President.
Because" answered the Witness 81 would
have knocked her down and dragged her out"
A MILITARY PEACE-8IARER,
row was here imminent between the witness
and Mrs. HOlcomO, but General Sheehan flour
ished his olive branch ana peace was restored
number Of other ladies' took the matTOn to
task. and s8jected her TO a CrOss-fre, but she
held her own well.
General Sheehan-Mrs Shay, what do you call
insOience from an old woman rs years OF age-f
she should say, "Shut up and don't say any
thiug?"
Il would not think great deal Of It," replied
the witness. III she should refuse TO do her
work and pay no attention 10 requests, would
you not say that ii was insolence?"
General Sheehan-HOw much work do you re-
quire OF an Old woman?
''Wel. she had TO brush down the stairs"
Mrs. EllZabtth darcy Kline testified that she
had had ''set-to" with Mrs. Nestal in regard to
the dirty balls.
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w between twenty and thirty five years Of are
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NxvNSTED - DI NDORT'S EMPLOYMENT BU-
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and colOred all kinds q domestic labor city states
and SPRINGS: with references 700 II INV. ap23l2t'
NNANTFD-ONE AGENT on TUESDAY LAST
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CLAU IS SHEAE 90. Fremont, Ohio. ap27-l0t'
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w ladies' willing to do wr:.lng FOR me at their
homes Addiees IN own baud writing with stamped
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aPlI--'Illn
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LIlPIJ4 Ll.o psvSleu ietslIL aud
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY.

Tor RENT-ALONELY SUBURBAN RTsIprNrH
= with 50 sores hou@e contains = rnoms situated
hiTh and healthy. barn chicken n use. r,,ru hcu..
fruit tres- garden, plenty 81 shade GOOD asters xii
Ccrcorsn building. ,ntS s,,.'
t,ok sALE-IN HYArIsNILi.E Nh. ANFARIY
Il new scNen-ryom house lot 4sAi % ininutes 20
DEPOT brick sidewalk 20 door. Apply u. 4. SMITH
HyattsNine. Nd. mvSl,t.
I,oR sALf-A'BEAr1IFUL BUILDING SIZE %
u 10 acres hetwccn Ha.lcnshars aud lAnd0ver eta
ton \ IA he from blsdensburg. a. 50. DICkFTT 4
FORD, 6l7 Fstn~. my3 IL
Eok sALs-4S ACRES NEAR TERMINUS or
Uptown and Rockville tlecirie -.ii-osdi lies
beautifully for subdivision $3.50 Ier AGRA Csll Tor
further Particulars. Mould sci tart.
J. H. JOHNSTON 90
mNS-'ts 1915 q II ne a
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= H.ndsomeiy furnished house l755 y st ne.
1850 Corcoran. lor $50 30 1872 7 $; Or 80
spls-lSt' TII.Ek 4 RUTHfRFoRp 1907 n Al
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THE EVENING STAR:
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
WANIED-cHEAP, FoR cAsH-sEwINe MA:
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WANTS. TO BUY GOOD DRIVING HORSE:
pa, Syy Ts.ss.'Sis price Address e. H. s's1 oiao.
WANTED-ONE LARGE HORSE OR PAIR OF
man man 6sss Of grooming and cara May Buy T. s.ss
WANTED-YoU TO KNOW THAT WE RECEIVE
Sss1s d1y Ks ,s01 and ,,es ceilings. Hi
NET 81 shS2SR
new or second hand. THE cYCLERIEs, 1904 q d
WANTED : HORSES TO KEEP KEEPING
w horses winter and summer . specially; order boz.
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WANTED-ALL HOLDING CLUB TICKETS FOB
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stoves iHtnars store and ONCE hssurss Prompt and
liberal dealing A c. WINSTON. s37 7tii NV ap27
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Es yrrR T,e a17en cabins, photos 70, only
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WANTED. : 100 FARMS IN ALEXANDRIA
~ county from to 100 acres each aud from $40 to
Sf1a IL dSs'sIoa ii:
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WANTED OPIUM AND WHISKY HABITS
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sent free. b. NJ. WOOLLEY, NJ d, Atlanta, Ga
Once. lO48 Whitehall ST. Jao9-1y
WANTED- STEAM CARPET CLEANING AND
w relnOdeling works. feathcrs renovated MATTRESSES
made over: furniture steamed and moths destroyed
r. ii. IOUNGS, 1lO2 Ia ave Telephone l0OS-.1. fl3
WANTED : FINE HORSES BOARDED-DRTV-
w ing. saddle and carriage horses taken Ash Hill
stock farm horses Kept in conditions exercised the
road and track groomed daily. Gen. E. L. Besle pro-
pretor. Telephone direct to farm, 1898. J. W.
kIDGwAY Manager alS-tr
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WANTED-HOUSES.

WASTFD-TO PURCHASE A TWU-STORY SIX
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WANIED-TO BUY FROM OWNER SMALL.
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WANTED-THE CARE OF AHuUSE FOR THE
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WA<TED-TO PURCHASE a HOUSE IN GOOD
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monthly Address stating IrIce, terms Locality.
Box -. star cfice. sp:3O IT.
NJ ANIED-BEICK KOCSE $1,000 TO as 900.
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each near Catholic University. Broo5 land: also about
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EOR RENT-JuNk l-REsIDfNCE; pFLIGHT-
- ini situatlon for summers; ~ minutes from de-
partmehts large grounds, well shaded UNSURPASSED
view o. city: fruit: stable: eco month fnrnished
or unfurnished. Box 30. Star Office ,p.ss -iu,s
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STEAM CARPET CLEANING.

VyHE ANNOTATED STEAM CARPET CLEANING
4 and renovsting works. l5oS and l7l0 ct nv
Carpets cleaned in the best manner by our process
Furniture. mattrs.see and feathers renovated Tels
phone. s04 NEwMYER. Manager mh2s-tr
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

coo SHARE WILL BUY FEW SHARES OF
tJLC Garrett Park stock if taken once. Apply to
LEE Il BOYLE. 1908 Fstnw my:}-3ts
T,OR SALE-STEAM MERRY-G LRCUND; SNAP
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my;}-:,t'
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FOR RENT-HOUSES

TOR RENT-BY X o. HOFFMAN REAL ES.
Il tate and Insurance Broker 10th and 4 ste nv
UNFCkNISHED HOCSER
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INSURANCE.

MUTUAL PROTECTION FIRE INSURANCE co
UIuF The d CIVILIAN BALLANTYNE Presi-
dent JAMES FITCH Secretary. Issues policies
unusually low rates and each insurer in the
prots For full information apply the ofce Of the
company. 1406 1t nv. ja23ly
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MADAME PAWN, MANICURE AND CHIRoPoD
WI Isr, 7O3 18TH ST. N.w.-The only Importer an,
Manufacturer of FINE MA sICUkE and CHfROPOD
Isl GOODS south OF New York no2O-tr
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WANTED-HELP.

WANTED-1O WNTRESSES. MEN COOKS, -
W swedish ahi '"iored wutI~u tOur faunilyy 20
noti,a ior oct q city ffares Iald, Women. women,
My.,-4t.
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NOTARIES PUBLIC.

COMMISSIONER OF DEEDS FOR EVERY sTATR
~ and erritory. Notary and u a. Commisslonsr
JOHN X BEAI4I. l32l stsg
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Conss AND Bux,oxs Rrxovrn 25c

The general pubic viii be glad 10 learn that Dr. T.
}. ieorxes 4 son, chiropodists. nov remove corus
snd eunions for s5c each Instant relief
LILO fenns eva sp1S
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.

EoR REST-fURNIsHED.D DELIGHTFUL HOUSE,
- rooms deei. sAble. china silver: parking trees
reasonahie 10 small private family. Apply prem
ises. 1915 st. between and a p m ap:so. al.
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a NEW KIND OF INsuaAoE.

For twenty-five cents you can insure
yourself and family against any bad re-
suits from an attack of bowel complaint
during the summer. One or two doses OF
Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and Diar-
rh9a. Remedy will cure any ordinary
case. 1t never fails and is pleasant and
safe to take. No family can afford to be
without it, For sale at p and so cents a
bottle by +. Kalteyer & Son. Bowling &
Flood, II. Schuchard, Cohn & Co., l.. S.
Harrison, and Kalteyer Il Schuehard,
A DRESS, druggists. G-21-tf.
You can make money in real
estate by calling on John T. Handle
ton & 20. 204 East Commerce street.
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HOGG would sooner saddle Texas
with forty million dollars than accept
the forty Thousand that the national
government is ready to pay Texas for
sugar bounty that the state is justly
entitled to. Hogg is the great Dsgon
of his party, and some fine morning
he will be found lying across the
threshold of the state temple like his
great prototype, useless as beauty
and nothing for service.
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REPUBLICAN oPPoaruNIrY.

REPUBLICAN OPPORTUNITY.
The republicans in the state o
Texas have set before them this yea
the most favorable opportunity for Sc
curing recognition that has beer
offered them in over twenty years. II
is true that this opportunity has not
been created by them, but is the re-
| suit of the unwisdom of the democrat.
ic administration of state affairs.
This maladministration has been so
marked and the abuse of the public
trust and confidence so fragrant that
the sense of wrong has Overridden
party feeling in the minds OF thOus-
ands OF the staunchest democrats in
the state, and they are found in
organized opposition to the regular
nominee of the party. 1t is idle to
declare that Hogg is not the candi-
date of the legitimate democracy of
the state, for he is, but theIe is q
time when forbearsnce ceases to
be q virtue and that time came in
Texas at the August convention at
Houston. This revolt of the Texas
democrats against the rule of the
Hoggecracy of the state has beentaken
advantage of by the repu blicans
of the state, aud coalition has
been formed with these reforming
democrats for the redemption of the
state. 1t is part of the plan of this
informal agreement to aid the repub-
lican Candidates in some of the con.
gressional districts, while the repub-
lican votes are given to Clark to secure
his election as governor and thus de-
feat the designs of Hogg to perpetu-
ate misrule in Texas. That the re-
publicsns are stoutly standing by
their agreement, made at Fort Worth
in the late state convention of the
party, is not to be questioned. To
what extent the followers of Clark are
reciprocating in supporting certain
nominees of the republican party for
congress is not so apparent, but it is
sistsnce is being given to our candi-
dates In this and in other districts
by Clark democrats. The manifest
duty of all republicans at this time
is to make the vote of the party
as large as possible, for the double
purpose of aiding in the defeat of
Hogg and to demonstrate how large
beyond general acceptance is the
party vote in the state. In this, dis
trict, as well as in the Eleventh and
in others, we have fighting chance
to elect our congressman, and every
voter in the district should make it
matter OF party duty to see that every
one of his republican neighbors is in
line on election day. The return of
two or three republicans to congress
from southwest Texas would be
worth an incalculable amount to it,
and 1t would place this section of the
state as it could not otherwise be
placed before the capital and enter
prise of the north and east. There is
not a doubt shat if Mr.. Terrell is
elected that this district will have a
faithful, able and hard working men,
Der in the national Legislature. Let
every republican do his duty and we
will place him there.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-11-01

THE republican candidate in this
district, Henry Terrell, Is making q
splendid canvass. No end of straight
out democrats have declared for him
and the chances of his election brig hit
en- every day.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-11-01
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