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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-06-16
Personal,


Tho Warren Athletic Club paye n
smoke last evening.
Albert Vernon. of this Office, Ia tok
Ing In the World g Fair.
Mise Kate Shum er, of this city. will
DO married In week or two.
Alfred Elliott will leave on Monday
next TO pay visit to Chicago.
Frank Frame OF Marshallton Ia III I'm
this city.
James .Winchester's family is sum.
mering near Delaware City.
Charles w. Melee, priyate secrefarv
to Senator Gray. is In this city.
Miss A. Is, Ellison of Kirkwood. la
visiting her sister Mrs. Ii. W. Roberts
at Chester, Pa.
Miss Ida Webb of Smyrn Is visiting
her brother,in-law, Josep h Garrett at
Chester. Wv Nv
Howard r. Robinson who Ia now re.
siding at Brooklyn, n. Y, is visiting
relatives In this city. e''s'
John ]. Crognn, OF Fifth and Tat.
nall streets, has received one of the
latest style cash registers from Day.
y. A. Bond, chief engineer of the
Water Department, adyertises for pro-
sais for 600, COO to 1000, 600 hard brick
ard also for the laying of the same.
Auctioneer Drake will sell at public
sale at No. 8 East Fourth street to.
morrow morning at 10 O'Clock, rs
sets OF single and double harness.
Everard T.. Stephens has been com.
United to the State Hospital for the
insane at Farnhurst, after an examina.
ton OF his case had been made by Dir.
M. j. Hughes.
Geo, W. NutG will leave for Detroit,
Mich, on Monday TO attend the Ma.
tlonai Council. Junior Order United
american Mechanics, which will be
held In that city.
Bishop Coleman was present at tho
conservation of the Rev, Drs. Frederick
missionary bishops. on Wednesday in
st. Thomas Church, New York.
Charles Dannenberg, son of tho
Councilman from tho Sixth war,j
while playing on Wednesday with a
number OF youths bit his tongue
through, DR.. Shortlldge placed five
stitches In the wound ,'e
Thomas j. Houston and ,James
Sproul left Chester on Thursday morn
Ing behind pair of baye, for d drive
To Ghristiana, Lancaster County, Pa.
Ihey went via this city, Oxford, Ches.
ter county. AT each place they will
make stops. va
VIM. u. Lungren. general foreman
oil the Philadelphia, Wilmington and
bnltimore car shops, and his daughter,
Miss Jessie Lungren. are attending
tho annual convention of the Master
Sarbuilders' Association at Lakeside,
n. Y.
Miss Annie Kemp. niece of J. r..
Thomas OF this city. who was Injured
about eight months ago In railroad
wreck at Manyunk. Will leave here to-
day for Oreland. Pa, where she Will
spend two weeks and then go to her
old home. Harrisburg, Pa.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-06-16

The fret of the cup-defenders to ar.
rive In New York city reached there
late on Tuesday nightly why OF the
Rarltan canal. It was the Stewart and
Binney boat Pilgrim. built for Bos-
ton syndicate In Wilmington. She
was In tow Of q small tugboat, and
was taken to the Erie basin, In South
Brooklyn, where she was put In tho
dry-dook yesterday. On Wednesday
the yacht lay moorod outside the dry
dock and men were briskly at work
ON her, putting tho finishing touches
on her deck and interior. Alongside
OF her lay the Italian warship Dogaii,
which has just come out of the dock.
In tho dry'dock men were at work
building. high cradle" OF heavy
benins OF wood.
Yesterday afternoon the dock was
filled with water and the Pilgrim will
be floated In on top of the 'cradie. y
She Will rest on this temporary struc-
ture when the water Is pumped out
and then the work of putting the fin
keel on tho yacht will begin, for she
hns neither mast nor iin-kael at preB-
emit but is just as she came from the
builders hands.
The yacht In coming through tho
Delaware and Raritan canal had just
four inches to spare In the locks. Tho
steel pieces which will form tho fin
keel OF tho Pilgrim are at the Erie
basin and the lead for the keel will ar.
rive this week. 1t will tako about ten
days to put on the fin-keel.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-06-16

IS Nav CASTLE, June 10, 1898. --Cantdlt
bouquet OF the steamer Mississippi
which passed up yesterday, reports
having encountered 1900 miles oil fog
on the run across the Atlantic. The
mississippi. however, made one OF tho
utst luns Oh record of her class, with
large and valuable cargo OF MGR.
onnnfise from London and Swansea.
~ Raw j. H. White, presiding cider OF
ne Delaware Conference, will deliver
= lecture entitled, ''rhe road TO pow
4rty OF the other road" In Mt Salem
4 Al, Il. Church on Thursday evening,
5uiie nd.
The steamer Major Reybold yester-
4Ay took large excursion OF the
Grand Army frotu Salem to Lincoln
Park.
The steamer Delaware took the place
n the Reybold on the regular trip to
Philadelphia.
Rev 4. h. Martindaie, ID. D.. con.
1ncted love feast at the NJ. t. Church
last evening. which was a very i'm.
pressiye tvice.
Miss Carrie Straub left yesterday
1or Chic a 20.
Mrs. James A. Stafford and Mrs.
Walter Griffith. OF Wilmington. who
nave been visiting here. returned homo
Yesterday
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-06-16

- MINUTE ILAsS-1FOTTlNG.
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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-06-16

= Tho Delaware Camera Climb gara an
exhibition OF the visws as taken 10y
William Jackson OF the building oil
The Worlds Fair. at the clubs rooms
last night. The pictures include Il
view Of the Administration building
with the big fountain In tho iole.
ground; the Illinois State building,
the Womans building. the franeh and
Brltlsh buildings; tho Liberal Arts
building. the Fisheries building and oil
portions OF all the great buildings OF
the fair. There were also several
buildings aud scenes along tho Mid
way Plaisanee. There were also
Shown very pretty local yiows-Wil-
mington street scenes and scenes OF
The Brandywine-a ali of which were
vtry attractive.
The club will give an exhibition OF
Us Worlds Fair lantern slides i'll the
New Century Club on Thursday cvon
Ing
These pictures will give PERSONS who
eann0t visit the fair delightful enter
fainment, and realistic idea oil the
great and beautiful buildings of tn,
white city,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-06-16

Last evening the Ladies' Volunteer
DELL Company hold a meeting for an
election of officers at U. A. M. l..
Church. Miss May A. Potter was elect.
ed president; Miss Anna Willmore,
Weep esldent; Miss Clara Rider. secre.
tary; Mrs. Anna Clark, assistant secre-
tary; Miss Matilda Byard, treasurer.
This 10 the only thorough drill com
pany OF ladies' that is organized In this
city. Mr.. ]. Ii. Leney, who has beer
captain OF several drill companies
Gays that this company has given
some very fine drills before largo audi.
ances which were hard to excel.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-06-16
Peach Growers Combine.

DoyFn. Dol, June 10. -Prominont
Peach growers from the Eastern Shore
Of Maryland and Delaware met here
~ day and decided to make Il canvass
81 all the markets accessible To the
peninsula. with view to marketing
as aivantageously aa possible the
prospective crop, which Is estimated
a I, 00o, oo0 baskets. Thomas b. Coursey
was elected chairman and Wesley
Webb secretary. while Wilbur Ii. Bur
mite. l.. l.. Martin. J. w Kerr. DR..
hsnry Ridgely and f. b. i. Cauik
3ere appointed Eonrd OF Managers.
HE man gers are to collect inlorma.
t'9h relative TO handling the peach
crop and open and supply new mar.
kels, They are empowered also To
employ an agent. 1t was resolved to
ask every fruit grower Oh The peIin.
snli to contribute 81 Tor each 1000
Trees he has In bearing.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-06-16
MAX EPHRAlM,
.Y.CIotling House

There are two sides to
buying a Suit. There's the
pecuniary and the wear side.
Look after both. Any we
sell you will pass your crit.
cism in both, and for style
beside.
The So, $40, sl2 and SIS
Suits are of many sorts.
Some Straight.cut Sacks !;
some Round.cut Sacks; some
Double-breasted Sacks. And
Getaways, serges CASH
meres, Homespuns, Cork.
screws, Clays, Baskets, etc.
They're good enough to
be on exhibition in a mer.
chant tailor's.
Boys Suits from So.
Boys Trousers from 25c.
Store open during June
until 8 o'clock every night +;
Saturday night until IL
o'clock.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-06-16

George II. Mccall drives dark gray
nare that is very Intelligent. When.
syer she comes TO the electric car
tracks she Will take care to step over
the rails and not on them. Sho has
learned this little trick hy having
stepped on the rails with both front
and hind feet at the same time and re.
ceived a shock, since which time she
almays begins to prick up her ear5 and
make big fuss on nearing the tracks.
George thinks she Is one of the finest
animals In the city, and wouldn't part
with her. She also knows whom meal
time comes around, and at II and q
sociock II staining hitched at any
place will commence to Whitney and
France, as mu, b as to say take ne to
the stable.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-06-16

Tie six hundled exeursionIsts who
left Fourth street wharf this morning
as the snests of the Delaware Avenue
School were happy. set oil
people. Although the atmosphere
was threatening, IL seemed but to.little
mar I han pleasure, and as they de
patted. their merry songs could he
heard Tor squares. The excurslonlste
were bound for Chestnut Grove, and
tho sky has been clonded
since their departure, undoubtedly
they had an enjoyable time.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-06-16

Tho funeral Of Hooper O. Giles. the
freight brakeman who was killed at
Baltimore on Monday morning. took
Methodist Episcopal Church, Rev. j.
L. Wood officiating. assisted by Rev.
John MeEimoylc. pastor OF the Presby.
terian Church. A large number Of
people attended and handsome floral
designs covered the casket. The Sing
erly Fire Company, of which Mr.. Giles
was u member, attended In body.
The pall-hearers were: w. G. Feehly,
John II. Terrell. W. Frank Witworth,
Andrew Dean. Charles White and Win
field Lewis. The deceased was q son
OF W. I. Giles and was very popular In
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-06-16
THE North Pole and Equator

Are not more widely distinct than tho
standard tonic. stimulant aud Alternative.
llostettcr's stomach iiittera. and the
cheap and fiery local bitters which un.
scrupnlous vendorsfoist upon tho un wary
ms medicated preparations with remedial
properties. The latter are usually ooin.
posed IN tho main of half reciifled aIoo-
hoiic excitants. with some wretched drug
combined o disguise their real flavor and
are perfectly rulnous to the coats of The
stomach. Hostetters Stomach Blttefb
on The contrary, has for Its basis choice
SPIRITS Of absolute purity, and this iY
modified and combined with medicinal
extracts Of rare excellence ard botanic
origin. which both invigorate and regu-
lat tie bowels stomach ana liver. They
effect radical change IN the disordered
physical economy. which is manifested by
a speedy improvement in tho general
health
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-06-16
Got n ID,ickiuR.

A Market street merchant while en-.
gagged in fishing for black bass In the
Susquehanna on Tuesday last. was
busily engaged trolling. being seated
on camp stool In the stern of the
boat, whom the boat suddenly struck
the top of a hidden rock. Away went
the merchant headforenost into the
winter, and on coming up mnde fran.
tic grab for tho gunwhole OF tho boat
and soon was inside the boat, wet,
scared and thankful fisherman. He
caught fish, SO lie says,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-06-16

George Draper, colored. WAS in tho
dock at the Municipal Court this
HnorninB charged with drunkenness.
Draper Is of the order OF Knights OF
Pythias and was in full dress. Last
night he attended an Entertainment,
siid while Oh his way homo became In.
tnxicatcd. Pnlrolman Virtue found
MIN sieeplng on the pavement at lay.
ior and Church Streets his sword, belt
All Int lying by his side, Ha was
nned 81 ind costs.
Charles Payder, Edward Cassidy,
Michael O'Brlen, William Mitchell,
Jesse Jones and Michael Murphy were
charged with drunkenness and re,
ceiyed lines. The five men were ali
! arrested by Patrolman Kelleher who
Isound them all on the coast,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-06-16

The Mediterranean Is the highway
along which cholera seems at present
to be making its most determined ad.
vance westward. The disease is COM
mon in Asiatic Turkey. ut Bagdad and
at led sea ports. The trade route
through the Suez canal Ia infected
Marseilles is In the line of march,
Alai5, Cette and Nismes are supposed
to have been infected from Marseilles.
The recent case at Hamburg seems to
have had no sequel. France just now
Is the scene OF danger.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-06-16
To I,ir,,,inpl,a,,, p.rL

The women workers, a society OF
indies at Harrison Street NJ. Il. Church,
Will give an excursion to birmingham
Park next Monday which will no doubt
be OF very pleasant character Those
ladies have done much already to-
wards raising funds for the building
oil the new church, and the excursion
NEXT Monday is to add to the building
fund. The ex cursion train will leave
". Il N. depot at S 80 a, m. The tick
els are only 30 cents.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-06-16

RALTIsloRE, June 15.--A shipment of
trotting horses that Is the foreruuner
OF moro extsnsivc shipments OF the
kind was made to Europe this MORN
Ing on the steamship Michigan. MIR.
VIM. Hops. one of the best authori-
ties on stock In Baltimore is the con.
signor. The horses will go to an
American weli-known In London as q
supporter OF American enterprises.
MI. Hops expects TO ship horse
defeating all England In harness rae
Ing. Besides this purchase Mr.. Hopps
is negotiating to send the world
cham pion PAGER, Mascot (a.o4), to
England.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-06-16
A Eranf Race

The great free-for.all pacing stake
race at the grand circuit meeting 10 be
held in Buffalo, N. y. on August 8,
has been filled, The purse for the first
horse will he sl0. 600. Among the en-.
tries arc: Mascot, 2.o4, champion OF
tho world; Hal Pointer, a.04E4; Direct,
2.05iSs; Johnson and Guy. 2.0G9l. The
free-f orall stake race for troiters in.
cludea some OF the best performers on
the turf, and will 10 worth $50, 900 TO
the winner.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-06-16

Ladies' i,usset Goat Cxfords, dark
shndes. 73c.; worth SIZE
Ladies' lIand-Turned Russet Oxforls.
two shades SLY; woi tn 500.
Ladies' Real Russia Calf, Tan Oxrords
aud Blueher Ties tho latest popular
styles. thoroughly handmade $500;
worth $500.
Ladies' Suede Oxfords. Tan, BLACK and
Light ana Dark Sterl COlored, AS;
regular price elsewhere, $500 and $3.50.
Ladies' Handmade Fine Wei Kid OK
fords. four styles toes. five different
widths, Sf.05; actual value. $500.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-06-16

About two thousand people signiiied
their intention of going OH Scott OK.
street wharf with their children
their coaehes and lunch baskets. OF
course it was impossible FOR all OF
them to get on the Clyde" us her
government license only allows lit
teen hundred. She was full and it
was impossible to get another boat.
lilo committee greatly regret this
unfortunate occurrence and will be at
the church this evening from 40 to
$50 to refund the money TO all who
purchased tickets but failed to get nc.
eommodated.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-06-16
$40. nnn nnnrni f.,.. s.i..Ii

1t Is reported on the streets to-day
that Alr, james Green, one OF tho own.
ers OF the fast Saiudin who on Thurs
day afternoon paced a mile on the
Nawaset half,mile track In 2.09sf, has
been offered 100000 for this world
heater OF fast time. 1t ia not yet
known whether Mr., Green will accept
the offer, us he thinks tho horse will
be able this summer TO syon lower this
fast record.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-06-16

We clip the following from an ex-
change:
Rev. Joel Swartz, d. D., pastor OF 81,
James Lutheran Church, Gettysburg.
who has 700 widely scattered member 3
In his congregation, thinks nothing OF
doing his ten miles on bicycle in
prosecuting his pastoral duties, though
he Is 10 years old. He has three sous
In the ministry, Rev. W. r. Swartz, OF
Central Presbyterian Church, OF this
city, being one of them.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-06-16

DR.. Jester. OF tooth powder fame.
went to Claymont this afternoon, In
order to have an interview with Am
brosc y. Ottey. the great bibllophilIst,
In regard to the Introduction and sale
OF his books. DR.. Jester knows q good
thing whom he sees it, and we hope
that these publications will equal his
expectations. II they do. Mr.. ottey
will soon find that a good thing, in the
snaps of a small fortune, may soon
come out or Nazareth.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-06-16
prnlled obscene Letters.

Post Officer Inspector William j.
Maxwell and State Detective Money
yeste rday went to Milton end arrested
Isaac Nailor, contractor and builder.
for the alleged sending OF obscene
letters and postal cards through the
mails.
II Is alleged that Nailor has been
mailing tho letters to various young
girls ut Milton, and also mailing
threatening letters to other persons.
He is now released on bail and will
have hearing before Commissioner
Smith on June 20. He docs not deny
the charge.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-06-16
Greai Reduction in Prices.

We have several single suit and
pants patterns. which to keep our tail.
ors busy, we will make up ut a great
reduction. Suits to order SIS. reduced
iroin 20. Suits to order Sl5, reduced
from $50. S Its TO order Si2. reduced
from SIG. Pants TO order IS, reduced
from s. Pants to order $I, reduced
from %. Pans 10 order $3.50. reduced
from S5. Liy .rpool x London JaiIprs,
52l arket strset. W. Lockyer aigr,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-06-16
Electric HALLWAY Exeursion.

The young people of Epworth NJ. Il
Church will give a grand electric
railway excursion to NOR.
row evening. Tho calls will start
from Ninth and Lombard streets, at
30 o'clock shtrp, and the ride will
last about two hours. II 1t should
rain the excursion will be postponed
until Tuesday night. These rides have
become very popular and pleasant
tino Is expected.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-06-16
Property Transfers,

There were two transfers OF real
estate recorded ut the Surveying De.
partment this IN orning, They were:
Alfred Leo to Walter G. Smith. pro.
perry on the northerly side OF Four.
teenth street near West,
John S. Beeson to Vim. q. Guthrie.
property on the southerly side of
Fourteenth street east OF Railroad
avenue.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-06-16
Dentlls of a Day.

The following deaths wera recorded
at Registrar Colquhoun's office yester-
day:
Murphey-On June Is, at No. 22t
Pine street. Eliza Murphey, aged 40
years. d.
Siayin-On June 13, Mt Sixth avenue
and Duncan streets, Edward SlayIn,
aged "a years. b.
Hanley--On June "A, at No. HOG A
street. George Hanley, aged 10
months. 0.
Fearson-.On June 15, at No. 935 Pine
street. Martha Pearson, aged SO years. q,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-06-16


1t Is reported from Newark that the
old building OF Delaware College has
been pronounced unsafe.
The weakness. it is said, Is in the
joists which support the second and
third floors Of tho building. The col.
lego oratory Is large room In which
tho commencement exercises have
recently been held and 1t is always
crowded onsuch occasions. 1t Is partly
In this old and partly in tho new part
OF the college building. 1t Is also an
nounced that the commencement ex-
ercises this year will be held In tho
new recitation building recently erec-
ted.
Whether the old building has been
unsafe or not 1t has not been In a par
tieularly sound condition for some
years. Seven or eight years ago tho
students used to amuse themselves by
standing in the middle OF tho floor Of
some OF the larger rooms, and by
jumping shake the building until the
windows would rattle. The walls are,
no doubt, good. Tut 1t is generally
considered that the building needs re-
modelling.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-06-16
The Sick.

Mr.. Isaac Elliott Ia confined to his
house, being rather indisposed.
Mr.. John Wesley Hawkins, who is
now in his Slst year, is growinA
more feeble every day. He likes Il,
see his friends and have a talk of old
times. Mr.. Washington Dorsey called
last evening to see him. They were
boys together, and are few of tho
boys of their day left.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-06-16

Ii. Johnson & Son, 225 Market street.
are selling tho Baldwin," the Gold
Wave and other best makes OF re-
friRerators.
Professor George Losile will give
his tight rope performance at Tenth
and Market streets tomorrow after
noon at 4.30 o'clock. Mr.. Leslie
strung the rope this afternoon.
Harry Grant, formerly OF this oily,
but for the pact three or more years a
resident OF New York city, paid our
city flying visit today.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-06-16
DIED.

GIEEN-On June 18th, 1893. Arcbtbaia
Given, aged CD years.
Re1atlyes and friends are invited To at
tend the funeral from his late residence.
sb Tatnail street on Monday 18th Inst :.
at O'Clock p. m. inte<hent mt Whining
ton ana brandywine Cemetery.
LlST-On the 18th instant. Lewis List In
the s4th year OF his age.
services at tho house, No. 1905 Pleasant
Street. between Harrison and Franklin
streets. en- sunday afternoon at 3 O'Clock.
Intermeht mt tho Wilmington and Bran
dyWine Cemetery.
Sleeping In Jesus"
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-06-16
Friends, school pIcn IL

The Friends Firat.day School.
Fourth and West streets. will have q
picnic In Banerofts grove, to morrow.
special electric cars will leave Fourth
aud West streets, at $50 q. m. Tickets
Tor the excursion can be procured be-
lore starting by all who wish to join
the school, and participate in the
pleasure Incident to such occasions.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-06-16


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Nh NM, s&rrrt snrvira ~ TTncla
I'm sorne funny expetiences Ia
8 Hl{tl III tho uerformanee III his
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5z&lI town ~ 4 colorad man hrhin5 4
&ftSf spaflEinn horses, when ali NJ
cs I Id tiarkav slowed m ira hnraa.,
"a iarnrl ia I'd thronch XII diiierant
ja&eie.
= He would frat RIM his hand down
a bis l,apts' pockefa than in hia Wat
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InliII6 lis face took nm narfsct loolr
~ nnazeluenf and than lear Sax
6iss enid ire darlsey vo,, n,ov lonah
~ ma. but / would lfka n tnrn .ro,,rd
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