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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-07-02
ABOUT PEOPLE
Daily Chronicle OF the Movement OF
Individu aIs

Daily Cnronlcle OF the movement OF
individuals
Cambridg eboro, Pa. is becoming q
popular resort for Wheeling people.
The number Of persons sojourning
there grows larger each year. The fol-
lowing named Wheeling people are now
there: P. Welty, Mrs. /. Il. Dillon and
children, G. a. Flaccus, wife, and
daughter, +. K. Friend, Miss Gene
Friend, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Hubbard and
daughter, Miss Virginia Harrison, Mr..
and Mrs. F. Il. Stamm and child, Mrs.
A. NJ. Baggs.
W. NJ. Ward, of Plttsburg, is in the
city.
]. X. Nelson, OF Marietta, is at the
Behler.
Mr.. Roberts, Of Washington, Pa, is
at the Stamm.
J. ]. Hamilton, of Youngstown, o.,
is at the Mcclure.
C. A. Ferguson, OF East Liverpool, o.,
Is registered at the Behler.
NJ. C. Girder and family, OF Sisters
Vile, were az the Windsor yesterday.
STAKM: D. A. L. Hupp, Cherry
Lane, and Eugene Sommerville, Graf
ton.
Max Federman and S. S. Segsl, Of
Claysville, Pa, were at the Stamm yes
terday.
Mrs. DR.. W. E. Stathers, of South
Jacob street, Will be home in a few
tr1p - D,I
Daniel ,and William Becker and Ed
ward Kasserman, OF South Jacob street,
are nome from a visit down the river.
Miss Amelia Dannenberg, of South
Eoff street, is home from a vacation
trip of one week to relatives near Steu-
benvile.
Mrs. Fredericka LIndemann, OF For
tieth street, will leave In few days for
a visit of two weeks 10 Cleveland and
Niagara Falls.
ST. CHARLES: P. E. Davis and wife,
Mannington; II. d. Morrow, Sisters
Vile; L. Hide, Warrington, and George
Dock, Sistersville.
John Wenzel and wife, Samuel Glib
bons and wife, aud William Lantry, well
known people OF the Forty-third street
locality, are home from visit to the
country.
Cns:abls James Hammond, OF Wash
in gton, Pa, is among the guests 81 the
Stamm Hotel. He is here on business,
and will leave in the morning for Sis
teTsylle.
Miss Mollie Carl, OF West Middle
town, Pa, who for some time has been
visiting at the home OF DanGenberg
Bros, on South Eotr street, will leave
in few days for her home.
BEHLEK: w. H. Wright and Daniel
Pomeroy aud wife, Warrington; p. D.
Sharnecs, Parkersburg; j. Johnson,
Live Reach; r. NJ. Smith and F. 5.
Sweetland, SistersVile; NJ f. Smith
and c. w. Adams, Warrington.
Major J. C. Anderson and Hon. j. B.
Sommervllle, of Wheeling, are in the
city to-day on business. Mr.. Anderson
goes hence to Mountain Lake Park, and
! Mr. Sommervile will return home to-
MISUNDERSTANDING Sentinel.
e. p. Wheat, of Wheeling, dealer In
wholesale furnishings, arrived here to-
| day on his naptha launch. in which he
has been cruising along the Ohio. We
understand deal is on foot between he
and Dr. c. B. Blubaugh for the pur'
| chase OF the launch by the latter. Mr..
Wheat will leave for home this evening
| On the Lizzie Bay.-PdrkerSburg Sen
| tineL.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-07-02
THE oAsuALr7 RECORD.
The Accidents Reported From About the
City Yesterday

City Yesterday.
Saturday morning at the plate mill In
Benwood of tho Wheeling Steel and
Iron Company, Samuel Fink, one OF the
German employees, met with very pain
full accident. 1t was about o'clock In
the morning and he was at work. lie
was standing over pile OF white hot
muck iron. Missing his footing, he Eel!
onto the red hot mass. A half dozen oil
the employees of the mill saw the acct
dent and ran TO his assistance. The
mill man was very painfully burned.
Both his hands, knees and his back
were most painfully burned. lie was
taken to his home on Coal street, North
Wheeling, where his injuries were
dressed by doctor. Though seriously,
he is not dangerously injured.
A man named Strautman, cigar
maker. living in the Eighth ward, met
with a very painful accident yesterday
afternoon about t o'clock. lie was
riding down town on street car, and
AT Twenty.eightb, on Chapline, while
the car was going at full speed, he
jumped off. Mr.. Strautman got very
bad fall, alighting on his head and
shoulders. John Rodman, who lives
near by, with some other men, went TO
the injured mans assistance, aud car
ried him to one OF the neighooring bus-
ness places DR.. r. NJ. Rau dressed the
injuries. Besides being painfully bruised
he had a chunk OF flesh cut from his
face, and this injury was particularly
painful.
A child, aged two years, Of William
r. RYAN, Of 2646 Market street, fell
from a chair yesterday morning and
broke one Of the bones Of its leg. DR..
J. R. Manley gave the medical atten-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-07-02

A Practical Joker Sent n southerner on
n Protractcd spree.

A mIddle.aged Albanian who has
never been known to go beyond an &C.
casional social glass, astonished his
neighbors this week by leaving his
place OF business and getting on pro-
tracted spree.
The drinker behaved very quietly and
seemed to be the very reverse o. hilarl-
ous. In fact, he was In the depths OF
gloom, and each drink increased his
melancholy. lie started on his jag last
Monday, and yesterday, when his
friends captured him, he was almost
physical wreck.
Why he should have so suddenly
plunged into a debauch mystifed his
acouaintances, and as soon as they sue
ceeded in getting him two thirds sober
thew asked him what he meant by his
conduct. The poor fellow shook bis
head despondsntly and produced pack
age Of letters.
~ you had received one letter week
like these" he said, "you would have
gone crazy or got drunk. Just read
them, will you?"
There were "a letters, and each one
contained only the following words
"June %, 1884," There was no signature
and the handwriting was evidently dis
guised. 800,
Now" said the booty citizen, I'LL
be hanged II know what that means.
AT first | paid no attentIonsto It, but
when every week brought me the same
message or warning tried to guess at
It's meaning. owe no money, and
have no enemies that | know OF, and
why this Internal rascal should bother
ma with his blasted june %. 1894 Is
more than cah tell. worried over
the thing until last Monday, when !
suddenly realized that the fatal day, or
whatever IL is, would come on Friday
OF this week, and ! couldn't stand IL
any longer. My brain reeled, and !
filed up, hoping TO forget all about u.
June % is tomorrow" suggested
one OF those present.
Just So" was the answer. Now
what in the devil am to do? For God Z
sake send out for quart OF rye.
want TO stay drunk until ! pass thu
critical day"
"Irs only a joke" said one of the
mans friends.
mot a bit Of It? Do you think d FOL
low would sit down and send me tina
message once 8 week for "a weeks? No
sir. He means business, and there II
something awful at the bottom OF 1t"
The victim continued To beg To-
Iiouor. bat his friends quieted MIN with
( a nerylne and promised that be shoulC
not be left alone until after Friday.
To-day 10 the fateful day, and IN
gentleman who is recovering from III
lag will not feel altogether safe Unit
the danger line Is passed. IL the sepde
of the letters wanted to turn the othe
party into a bowling lunatic he tool
the right way 10 do II and nearly sue
cseded. Constitution.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-07-02
Ares Is Yesterday.

Jimmy Johnson went down to Made
line Hornbrook's yesterday morning
aud got into fight with the landlady
and a girl named Bessie Dillon. He
was arrested about 3 o'clock by Officer
Rohrl.
Henry Stroutman, drunk, was arres-
ted by DrIller
George Shelby, drunk, was arrested
by Lieut.. Terrell.
Andy Hites was arrested by Officer
Scally for stealing harness from the
county infrmary. He will be taken be-.
fore Justice GillespY this morning.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-07-02
TIE PITrsBURG VISITORS
Will be Royalty Entertained By the
Young Men OF st. AlphOAsus.

Will be Royalty Entertained By the
Young Men of st. AlphOasus.
The Young Mems society OF st. Al
phonsus Church has completed arrange.
ments for the reception and entertain
ment Of the members Of the similar or
CARNATIONS from Pittsourg, on the &C.
casiou Of their visit TO Wheeling. The
full Opera House band has been secured
to do escort duty.
The escort committee is composed Of
Ed. Bach, Jacob Del, Nick Eisenhaur,
Albert Fox, Joe Wesner, VIII Gruob
and Frank Are0acher. Ferd Bieden-
bach will be chief marshal of the pro-
cession with the following aides: Jose pm
Baker, Peter WeltY aud Charles Schauo.
The ushers at the Casino 81 Wheeling
Park, during the entertainment there,
will be Ed. Bach, NJ. Kirchner, jacob
Del, w. EmnerL Ed. SchreiDer, Joe
Kase, f. Korn and Joe Wasseman.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-07-02
PATRIOTIC DIsCuUK3ES.
Services OF An Interesting Nature at th
Zane street Church.

Services of An Interesting Nature at the
Zane street Church.
Special services commemorative OF
the birth of the nation we're held morn
ing and evening Yesterday at the Zane
Street NJ. Z. Church. The exercises
were patriotic in character. In spite
OF the oppressive heat large congrega-
lions were present both morning and
evening.
In the morning. the pastor, Rev.
jeremiah Engle, spoke upon civil and
Religious Liberty" taking his text
from Gal. 81. lie dwelt at length
upon tho heroic self-sacrifices OF such
men as German, Phillips and Greeley,
In their efforts for the liberation OF the
slaves; aud what Christ suffered TO free
the entire human race from the bond
age OF sin. Rev. Mr.. Engle's discourse
was interesting and ct times eloquent,
and was attentiyely listened to through
out.
For the evening services special
programme of music was arranged.
The hymns were interspersed with pa
triotic songs, and the concluding num-
Der was America" sung by the entire
congregation, The theme discussed by
the pastor was The Dangers Which
Threaten Our Country" He spoke Of
the frequent choice OF unwise rulers
and the train OF evils following
their administration OF the
different departments of the govern
meut. He dwelt upon the dominating
influence OF politicians who crowd
themselves into places for which they
are not fitted, either by political cul-
ture, experience, or moral character.
He admouished his hearers to choose
men of moral character, God-fearing
men, and TO relegate TO the rear all pol
itical trickSters. tie treated OF some OF
the evils threatening the perpetuity Of
our institutions, and deprecated the
tendency OF voters To blindiy follow the
leadership of political triCksterS.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-07-02
south Side Deaths.

A few days ago the REGISTER men
toned that there large number of cases
OF cholera iniantum among the children
on the South Side. Yesterday there
were four deaths among the little ones.
An infant child Of William Rennard,
Of Tnirty-eighth and Wood streets, died
Yesterday morning suddenly. The child
had been i'll but little over day.
A young child of Frank Wagner
the conductor, OF South Jacob street,
died yesterday evening.
A child three months old Of j. Oder
skew. of South, Wetzel sti eet, died yes
terday morning. The burial will ee
this afternoon at O'Clock st Nj Zion.
Ferdinand Seller. OF South Eof
street, lost a son aged nine months yes
terday by death.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-07-02
NATIONAL ASSOCIATION.
Large Party of wheeling Teachers &C
Gn To AAhnrY Park.

4 Large Party of wheeling Teachers 20
Go to Asbury Park.
The National Educational Association
will meet at Asbury Park, n. j., July
1Oth-l3th, and will be attended By a
large party of Wheeling teachers. The
delegation from this city will go via
the Pennsylvania lines. which have
offered the low fare az Sl4.5 so for the
round trip, which includes membership
fee. A special Pullman car will oe
chartered for the trip.
Superintendent w. H. Anderson, oil
the city schools, who is chairman OF
the Executive Committee for this State,
will cheerfully furnish any information
desired. to teachers or others who may
want 10 make the trip.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-07-02
WOOD COUNTY DEMOCRATS
WIN Hold Two Conventions aud WillNot
on Preferences for Senator and Con
gresham.

PARKERsBURG, W. VA, July l.-At a
meeting OF the Wood county Democratic
Executive Committee held yesterday IL
was decided TO hold two county conyen-
tiops. The one TO be held Wednesday.
August IS, is TO select delegates TO rep
resent the county at the Congressional
and Senatorial conventions, and at the
meeting a vote will be taken to secure
the sense of the voters as TO their Sen
atorial, as well as Congressional choice.
The delegates will be instructed to vote
according TO the choice Of the people
.hus expressed The other convention
to nominate Candidates for county Of
fcers, will be held later Oh, the time FOR
which has not been fixed. The meet
ing Yesterday was largely attended and
harmonious.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-07-02
Experience
Does Il.

make money you must be willing to spend some Many
think that only article that needs advers
ing, but that is great mistake.
every merchant advertise his goods others have made
fortunes doing it.
Nothngis have its sale materially increased
by newspaper publicity
udicious advertising only the best way make
TONER'S but is the cheapest we'll 1t them and keeps
them for you
There strong competition in all lines of business.
You advertising give you your of trade
it done the skillful and intelligent way
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-07-02
sunday school picnic.

The sabbath School Of the Zane
Street NJ. E. Church is making extern
siye preparations for picnic to be
given at Cresap's grove. on the 10Th
instant. Excursion tickets will be sold
on the Ohio River Road, and the public
generally is invited to attend.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-07-02
v.,Ayr.,ted and Contested.

CRAwFoRDsvLLE, IND, July BEN
iamin G.. Perkins, the Linden agent Of
the American Express Company, the
Mouou and Clover Leaf Railroads, was
arrested on complaint Of +. &. Fargo,
general manager Of the express compa-
ny, charged with the embezzlement OF a
large sum OF money. He has ackuowl-
edged mis- guilt.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-07-02
ATLANTIC TEA CO.
TEA
IMPORTERS { COFFEE R0ASTERS,
We LEAD, LII THOSE WHO Cli Flll0Rl
OUR PRICE LIST:

Baking Powder, per pound...s.'' Toe
Lemons, per dozen. ..........'''' Iot
y Pint Jelly Glass, per dozen..''' SIC
Quart Mason Jars, per dozen .''.' oOc
Bakers Tomatoes, ) cans for..'''' sc
Standard Sugar Corn, cans for.... $50
Sugar Peas, 6 cans for ......''.''' Ioc
Bartlett Pears, cans for. $500 29c
Choice Red Salmon, cans for..'' Zoe
Fresh Ginger Snaps pounds for. csc
Fresh Butter Crackers, 5 pounds Tor 2oe
Large Lump Gloss Starce, lbs. Tor 25c
Rolled Oats, pounds for...,...'. csc
Pains Root Beer, bottles for.... 25c
y pint Beer Mug MUSTARD glasses
Tor. .ss'ss''s ""1
= pint Catsup. 3 bottles for...... 25c
Clothes Pins, per dozen........... 10
Carpet Tacks, s-ounce, per box. lc
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-07-02

Invitations have been issued for a
private hop at the Wheeling Park
Casino, Thursday evening, July 18th.
The Opera House orchestra will fur
nish the music. A special motor leaves
the Park at 1870 a. III. The Committee
on Invitation is composed Of Chas. Au,
Edw. Stiiel, o. T. Schneider, NJ. B.
Mabis, q. A. Truschel and II. A. Sea-
bright: Floor Committee, II. F. Beh-
rens, Jr., f. B. Kieves, o. w. Burdats,
Harry Truschel and Chas. Bowers.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-07-02
IN SOCIETY.
some Past aud Prospective Eventsi Ia the
GAY World

Gay World
Yesterday there was pleasant social
event al the home Of NJ. c. Glass, Elm
Grove. The occasion was a dinner
party given by Mr.. Glass and wife in
houor OF W. Is. Pennell and wife, their
guests, of Columbus, who are in this
locality on their wedding trip. The
dinner was one Of the most pleasant
features of the occasion, aud IL was
grand. The persons who were present
we're: Mr. Pencil and wife, Philo
Kimberly and wife, and Sephas Davis,
of this city, Justice Ankle and wife and
Robert Dougherty, Of Elm Grove, aud
James Hammond and son, OF Washing
ton, Pa. Mr.. aud. Mrs. Glass proved
themselves the most entertaining OF
hOstesSeS.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1894-07-07
Lpit0nle Of the Week.
INTERESTING wEws COMPILATION.
FFTYTElRO CONGRESS.

MONDAY. Jun" -. - The death ~
President Caruot was the sole thrme.iu
the senate. and after adopting rcsolu-
r"ns of sympathy an adjournment was
taken In the house resolutions SYM
pathlzin@ with the people of France
In their national bereavement were
passed. and then the house adjourned
TUESDAY. June .j.-Among the nom
nations sent To the senate was that
OF tharl"S Dckay. a New York editor.
10 hc consul general at Berlin. An
amendment TO the income tax nro-
visions of the tariff bill to EXEMPT
state. county and municipal bonds
WAS offered by senator Hill, hut de-
frate,i. Senator PETER gave notice of
an amendment To the bill lcvyinc a
duty ri -" per head upon every alien
arriving in the United States. In the
house the senate bill making Labor
day 4 national holiday was passed.
The bill to increase pensions of survi-
v"r> Of the Indian and Mexican wars
from - tn Sl2 month was favorablv
reported and the deficiency bill was
further discussed.
WEDNESDAY. June 41.-The entire
session # the senate was occupied in
discussing the tariff bill. An effort
To strike ont FROM the income tax the
exemption in the ease of salaries of
state. comfy and municipal OH .crs
vas defeated. In the house rcsolu-
ti"n was adopted extending the apprn-
uriatjon~ for tn" current fiscal wear
FOR thirty days from the 2Oth inst. The
New Mexico statehood bill was consid-
cred. hut II" action was taken.
THURSDAY. June y The income tax
section of the tariff bill WAS completed
itE tn" senate and Il motion by SEN
at"r !IiIl To strike out the entire
section was defeated hy a vote Of ~
I" - In tn" house the bill for the
admission "f New Mexico as a state
was passed. as was also a bill for the
relief uf tn" trustees Of the Prc>by- .
t"rian church Of Bethel Springs, Tenn. 3
IN account "f the occupancy of the
church by troops in tI,. civil war.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1894-07-07
Foreign INTELLIGENCE.

ANN"UN'EMENT of the murder of
President 'arnot WIS made by the pre-
siding officers in the French senate
and chamber Of deputies. Italian
Shops in Lyons were sacked by the en-
ragged citizens.
FRANK L. SREELES. aged ~. William
Arthur iar>nn. aged ~. and Walter
Bulwer aged T. Were drowned at
Toronto
BY the burning of Enoth'S lumber
ward al Chaudirrr Falls, ont. loss
Of $3.50. 00J was caused.
\ MOB wa, piilaging the Italian quar-
ter in Lyons. Franco. when barrel of
petroleum exploded and three men
were burned To- death.
IL Scotland ~. 900 coal miners struck
for higher wages.
IN the province of Ontario, Can. the
elections resulted in victory for Sir
Oliver Mowat. who has been premier
for Twenty-Five years.
THC wheat crop in India is officially
reported al 10000. 900 bushels less than
last years, which was pa. .0oa. O0J bush
els.
FIFTY-SEvEN lives were lost by an
explosion in mine at Legalidad,
Spain.
SANTn. the assassin of President Car
not. of France. will he tried July %.
VI. CAsINIE-PERIER was elected presi-
dent Of the republic of France at the
palace of Versailles 10y the congress of
both houses Of parliament
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1894-07-07
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The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1894-07-07

IL session at Denver, ". W. Tracy,
IF Illinois. was re.!-,fei president of
the National Republican league and :.
| Il. Humphrey. of New York. was re-
I elected secretary. The platform de-
clares in favor of protection to Ameri-
/ can labor, American industries
and American homes, reciprocity
with foreign nations. the use OF
gold and silver as money met
ais maintained on a perfect par
/ ity and intercunvertibilitv. de-
mands that new safeguards he
incorporated in our immigration and
naturalization laws, and cpmmcnds to
the favorable considerat ton of the re-
publican clubs of the United States as
matter of education the question of
granting suffrage to women.
TYING up of railroads because of the
boycott issued by the American Rail-
way union against Pullman ears was
growing at AN alarming rate Never
in the history of the country was there
such stoppagc of railroad traffic a.
at present and every hour the tic-up
was becoming more general. The
strike had extended far beyond the
ranks Of the switchmcn and shnpmcn,
as engineers, trcmcn, conductors.
brakcmen. haggagcmen and freight
handlers We're taking an active part in
the struggle.
JACOB lSING shot and killed Mari
Tefolt, the daughter of a wealthy Ger
man farmer by whom he was employed
near Nichols. Ia. because She refused
10 marry him and then shot himself.
toNGRE~SIuNAI nominations were re-
ported a. follows: Indiana. Eleventh
district. \. y. Martin dem. D; Twelfth.
J. ID. Lcighty rep. Illinois, Twelfth
district. samuel Lcrath (popl. Iowa.
fi>rt district. :. VI. Clark trep.J. Wis
cunsin. Eighth district. f. \. Miner
rep Ohio, Fourth district, W. d. |
Davies rep: Seventeenth. A. u. |
Richards dem. kcn,ucky. Fourth
district. J. W. Lewis rep. North |
Carolina. Second district. q. II. White
lrcpl.
IL convention at Grand Rapids |
Michigan democrats nominated the |
following ticket: For United States |
senator long term. Edwin +. TIL: for /
| nited states senator tshort terml. /
J"hn Strong; for governor. Spencer q.
Fisher: lieutenant governor. Milton T.
l"r,ion: secretary of state. Lewis +.
ireland: state treasurer. OttoC kerstc;
auditor general. James O'IIara: land
office commissioner. Peter Nulvanev;
superintendent public instruction. Al
bert j. Jennings, member board educa-
ton. Michael pevcrcaux.
THE Wisconsin democrats will hold
their state convention September ) in
\ TORNADO which swept over Min
ncsota and South Dakota killed ten
'rrs"ns and five others were fatally in
UrrI.
THE death of Mrs Sallie Chapman
i"rdon-L1w, known in the south as
the mother of the cnnfedaracy." oc-
.yrr,,d nj NrInphfS
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1894-07-07
WEST AND SOuTH

Is southern Ohio II cyclone dit
great damage. At Washington Cnur'
House many buildings We're wrecked
Al ncS MoincS. Ia. Mrs Betsev
smith was found guilty of poisoning
her blind husband and punishment
fixed AT life imprisonment.
TIT Illinois Central service was par
| alyzed in Chicago a. result of the
Pullman boycott by the American Rail
way union. and strikes We're reported
on thirteen other railway lines in the
west.
| CoNGRE-sioHA nominations were re-
! ported as follows: Illinois. Tenth dis
| trict, Philip :. Post trrpD. Iowa.
| Fifth district. ". II. Calhoun fpop }.
| Missouri. First district. John ". Lou
don tpopj Arkansas. Third district.
| r. { NcRac tdcm.i: Fourth. W. l.,
Terry iirm.L Indiana. Thirteenth
district. Charles l.. Conn ,deml re
nominated.
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