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The Columbus journal., 1895-05-29

The South Side Grsys Will play q
game Of base ball with 4 picked up zine
Of the Y NJ C. A. Thursday. NAY 81
Columbus Papers
The above three lines bear the ear
marks Of an unchristIan spirit, disIoy-
atty and rebellion Rejoice With the
joyful and mourn With the sorroving.
The shirtieth day OF May not q day Of
uerriuenc, hilarIry or sport. bot II . set
apart, consecrated by our government.
20 the memory Of our departed. noble
hearted eoupsEriots. who offered their
lives a. a sacrifice and who she'd their
blood for the preservation Of the Union
Of the United States. the maintenance
OF It's institutions and the enforcement
of lis laws. whatsoever spends that day
IN sporting shows himself unworthy the
privileges Of American citizenship. and
deserves the full contempt and scoru OF
every good and loyal citizen Bal game
Is sport. See decisiou Of supreme court.
Old Soldiers Committee.
H T. SPOEHRY.
The Columbus journal., 1895-05-29
H T. SPOEHRY.

The Forum for June Is an unusually
bright and interesting cumber. Growth
Of American Nationality VIII attract the
attention Of politicians: The Free Sd
yer Argument. a summary by ". &.
Harvey. auchor OF Coins Financial
School gives one side Of a question OF
current interest while John d. Warner
Of the sound currency committee of the
New fock Reform club, points out what
he regards as the Erotesque ~taIIacies Of
the free silver argument Dr.. J. NJ
Rice author OF The Public School Sys-
TEN Of the United States. severely
crIticises the report OF the committee Of
fifteen or elementary education. and sd-
voca.es a rational correlation Of school
studiss. These are but a 1.-THE of the
very Interesting matters treated IN this.
amoug the ablesteouducted and best Of
our periodicals
The Columbus journal., 1895-05-29
Nicholas B,sser vas in the eIrv r

Nicholas BIaser vas q the city FRI
day, and cav Is 4 pleasant call Mr..
Blaser, as ever. has MS hands full Of
business. With his SIX boys. be . farm
ing some so acres Of Laud- corn. oats
and some wheat being the uaIn crops:
besides which he Is always ready 60 take
a contract II the carpenter line or
bridge building Lately he has driven
8 piles for Peter Smiths dam on Shell
creek As for news he tells Us that N
= a letter received from his O Nicho-
las az Home Valley. Washington he
writes that times are pretty close there
the chopping Of cord wood beng
about ali there Il 10 do.-Nr BIaser .
sorry that he cannot go With NJ. Ernst
20 Tsir the Old country, a trp Of that
kid being about the ouIy way 20 get a
vacation from business
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The MadsEortb Nsrada lssnarc

The Wais.orth Nevada Dispatch
gives 81 extended account Of a farewell
surprise party gwen II honor Of NJ and
Mrs. A. Il GriSFoId- former well known
residents Of this CITY. Ms. GrsvoId nee
Nstcis Anderson vas presented With
soIns valuable spoons as 4 remembrance.
We clip the following I regard { their
change OF location -AH. Grlsvotd Who
las been business manager for z. Gris
void az This place for some years pasc
departed Thursday for Grass VALLEY To
assuns charge Of the Twin Cir! steam
laundry Of which be L the prupriesor.
During MS stay here A. a. GrisvoId las
SHOWN himself 10 Dc z reliable business
nan Of ability He las managed the
extensive business OF z GrHEoid In a
manner sc-irei! satisfactory ID as su-
plsEsr and IN touch with the usuv
patrons Of the house We predict fog
ham great success n his ueE field and
counsrd him Co the business men and
people Of Grass Valley as az sntsrur,s-
ING citizen and AZ honssr man Wats
worth loess = good citizen and Graz
vale! sslas o1s
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%An organ, one of the
beNS heap. Call oon
D. Fitzpatrick. =,

VI Chapman and AESE burstou-
teachers Of Cedar Rapids. we're II the
city Tuesday Of last week on their way
% Colorado Springs. where they expect
20 soioUrn during the summer
A uaat letter written o. : nicely
printed letter head and enclosed N 3
beat envelope, l. an Indication Of order
and thrift not To De d=spised Get your
Stationery at TEE JOURNAL Office.
Young m8n. study the constitution
Of the United States and become IA
uIIIar with Ics provisions. Il Is the law
of avs 70 all departments Of our gov
errmerr- The fathers bUIded wisely.
Now l. a very favorable time for
farmers along the hre Of survey Of last
year N Platte county TO talk up IrriEa-
toe Look up The law enacted by the
last Legislature. and start the ball rolling.
There are places beside Columbus
that are credited with ha-borirg gan
hiers. ard gambling i-ns, where usr
spend AZ the money they earn n trying
20 beat somebody's game OF getting
something for nothing.
An anIloQs father vas N the city
Saturday Il quest Of a daughter who
had cUue astray, but. although It was
known that she had been an innate Of
one of the houses Of prostitution n this
city. she could rot De found
1t seems that there have lately beer
some reckless and outlandlsh violations
Of aE Is TO travel on bridges. over the
Loupe and Platte rivers. The authori-
ties do lot purpose allowing a recur-
renee Of this If they can prevent II
Grace Episcopal church, June ID
WhicsUn-day, morning prayer II. with
sermon on Christian Unity followed
BY the Lords supper commandments re-
minded Evening prayer 5. With ser
mon The VISION Of the Csndlestick
Rev. 4 T. WInshIp, editor Of The
New England Journal Of Education Of
Boston, Mass, accompanied by his wife,
passed through here Monday CO their
return from 8 Trip 10 Denver, Colorado
Springs and other points n Colorado
The alumni Of the Columbus High
school vii have their annual banquet
On the evening Of June Il az ths Thurs
tor Prsparztions are being made for q
very enjoyable tine. ndaboat IS Of the
100 OF the association Il L expected nay
Be abe 10 De present
-Leander Gerrard l. somewhat OF a
farmer a. vel a. banker, and takes a
lively interest n agricultural matters.
He has forty acres TO hemp, twenty acres
bang subeoiled 10 a depth of twelve
inches. the other twenty beng put II. In
the ordinary way. Re also has twenty
acres so*u 90 alfalfa. using seed Obtain
ed N Kansas because net raised under
Irrigation, IL beng ss1d that seed thus
Hased = ccs o god
The Columbus journal., 1895-05-29
Our Neigh h0~S

The school board at LIS meeting Noe
day evening. by = unanimous vote, re-
elected Prot. D c. OCornor. s1pt OF
the schools for the succeeding two years.
This Is a deserved endorsement Of one
Of the best superintsndsrts N the state
of Nebraska-fWest Point Progress.
Blair Pilot: Our friend Charlie Haires,
who resides SIX uIss North OF town has
something Of a curiosity AZ his place. Il
Is a real i've cnIcksr with four legs and
three Wigs. Two OF the Less ara rat
uraI- the otaer two Erovt from the breast,
while the third wing comes out Just II
front OF the usual place
Schuyler Quill: The schooI board az
their recert meeting selected Herbert
Shoat a. teacher 20 i'll on. the unex-
pred term OF J. N. FuImsr and he began
90 Wednesday Mr.. Shoat Is not only i
bright young uan, but has had some eI-
perlence IN teaching and has a vav with
him that stamps Success On his under
takIIgs-
BeiIEood Gazette 4 young MAI
rausd A6ts. from Columbus. was II
BsIIvuod Tuesday and Wednesday hunt
ing up thirty sL<ners TO = saloon petition
with the Intention OF opening Up 4 saloon
II BelIvocd On Leaving for hone We'd
nesdsy evening he claimed he ha got
the required number and would De over
with the Necessary bonds rsX1 day but
as yet he has failed % urn up
Fremont Tribune z. NJ Dorsey vii
have 20 stand trial before Judge Durdy
Of the L s court Ou 4 charge Of en-
b~eZzIensur and other things. growing
out Of his management II The POuCa
National bank Mss Kate lies. OF
Valley, l. a very likely young lady She
- something OF a poultry euthusIast
and uow has 525 spring chickens. with
twenty-five hens still % the nest FOR
future delivery Young meC- that yOUug
lady Is worth laying for
Chronicle We viii have some good
u Msdlsou II a few years. Il We
have good luck Last Thursday 5000
pike fry were received here
from the state hatchery and put n
In three years these fish should
weigh from ) TO : pounds The gentle
men who wsre instrumental II getting
these fish signed an agreement With
the state fish commission that they
would prosecute all parties taxing them
from the streams before they reached
maturity. 80 We would warn al Ton
eerned that L they accidentally hook
one Of the vaLLeyed pike II the usyt
year or two, they had better put L back
II the stream
The Columbus journal., 1895-05-29

" r SotesteIu received a letter
dated az Sheridan. Wyoming, May a.
saying that Mrs. J. VI Cradle had died
there the day before. Leaving 4 little girl
about 9 years Of age. Her husband de-
serted her some three or four weeks ago.
VI. Notesteiu l. addressed because his
Tame appears as artist on some photo
graphs found among her Effects. Any
Us knowing anything II regard TO her
Or her friends vii confer a favor BY
writing 10 z. VI Scott. county clerk
Sheridan, Wyoming. who desires to pro-
vide = home for the little girl
The Columbus journal., 1895-05-29

Those JorHyAL readers Who wish to
make application for positions In the
schools OF our neiShbor city SCHUYLER
vii notice that June L has been ap-
pointed As the date OF the next annual
examination Of city teachers and ap-
pibcants.
N Fodrea Of Grand Island. ore Of
the two state examiners Of county treas
urers accounts the other being c. 4.
McCloud Of York. has been several
days In the city looking over Treasurer
Lyuch's books. finding them N good
shape-WeH kept.
Mrs. A. Luth was at Ocoree asst
week &c visit Grandma kelley. who Is
suffering with a cancer OF the breast.
Mrs ksIley's brother Edward Beasou Of
Fou du Lac. Wise Is with his sister. II
i thought Mrs. Kelley vii i've but a
The Columbus journal., 1895-05-29
II. CarhArine RnaIIn. EIrrIr

St. CarharInes Reading Circle vii
meet with Miss Mae Gushing Tuesday
eve, May . at 8 o'clock
Boil call
Quotatiors from Rev. Father Ryan.
Church history, SEC. 63 10 4. pages
2l4 to 213.
English Thought pages POI TO 205.
Physics, pages 81 to LOB
Bible Study. ST. Luke, chap. X 20 III.
Current events.
Reeitatiou-Miss Anna Geitzen-
Vocal solo-Mlss Jennie Fitzpatrick.
RsciratIor-Mrs. Hale, of Sioux CITY.
Instrumental soIo-Mrs. J. MuIvihM.
Song by Circle.
The Columbus journal., 1895-05-29

We are told that the game OF ball
contemplated OF May 30 has been given
up for some reason We do not believe
that the Young folks had the least
thought Of disrespect TO old soldiers
o any other patriotic section of u
population when they appointed the
time, but If everybody can be pleased
by another day II may De Just as well
When u t~orefathers declared the
caEses which impeLled them 70 separate
from the mother country. they had y
decent respect 20 the opinions Of man.
kind
The Columbus journal., 1895-05-29
To California IN q rsuriss sie~per.

he Burlington route personally coz
Quoted oree-a-Eeek eIcursiocs 70 Col
orado, Utah and California are lust the
thing for people Of moderate usaus.
Cheap respectable. comfortable, s1pedi-
tious. They leave Omaha and Lincoln
every Thursday and go through. with
out change. 20 San Fraac.scn and Los
Angeles. The tourist sleepers II which
s1curslouIsts travel are carpesed- up-
holstsred !, rattan and have spring
seats, spring backs. mattresses. blankets.
curtains. pillows. towels. etc Only 5
FOR a double berth vide enough and big
enough for svo. The route hes through
Denver. Colorado Springs. the wonder
FIJI canons and peaks Of the Rockies.
Salt Lake city and Sacramento For
rates and also toT Illustrated folder wv
nS tal nforEatIon- cal u Ehe nearest
aaeEt Of the Burlington route Or write
20 j. FrAHclAl G. P. / z 4, 0raaa.
Sscr- Gaxy-m
The Columbus journal., 1895-05-29

The country newspaper has advan-
tages over is city rival that nothing
should allow hin to Loee sight Of. and
there Is absolutely nothing can take the
place OF the local paper that attends TO
IEs knitting, week II and week out. and
the Reason Is char 1T gives, each week
Information which It's readers would lot
foregO at any price The city paper
reaches 2 very few. comparatively, and
very seldom gives Items Of local interest.
but IS continually calling upon the local
paper 10 help fight It's battles.
The Columbus journal., 1895-05-29

At the special council meeting Mon
day, the application Of Elizabeth Abts
for a license 70 retail liquor was read.
and after some discussion, action de-
ferred The estimate Of expenses for
the ensuing year Is $500. Johr Sui
Ivan VIII do the extra sprInkLinE for
the city W VI Cornelius vas appoin-
ted city attorney, In place OF c. A
Speice. resigned The cpuncII held a
Session yesterday forenoon and ad
Iourued to meet at ) yesterday after
Dor
The Columbus journal., 1895-05-29
St. Edward Sun has the

The st. Edward Sun has the fol
lowing mention Of the firm which sue
ceeds J. l. Shuck
" Strauss. OF the firm of Strauss L
CrIss. left Wednesday for Columbus.
where they have purchased 4 photo
graph gallery Strauss i Criss ara
among the finest photographers of the
state and their work Il far above the
average We dislike 20 see these zen
tleusc remove from ou- midst and We
can heartily recommend them TO the
citizens Of Columbus As very desirable
ae4CEIElOus not only TO society but 60
the circle Of business firms. NJ. CrIss
~l stay with Is for a while but vii
probably remove later on
The Columbus journal., 1895-05-29
Supervisor City Columbus.

Born recently, to Mrs Al Samuel
son, q daughter.
Born Saturday last, to Mrs. Wn
Stab, a daughter.
|oehirlcn Bros recently bought /;
thousand bushels Of core from NJ
Hoasiand Of Riehland for feeding pur
poses.
Ed Hoare vas II the cIrv NouSaF
Il world De E pretty hot day when Ed
couldn't find politics enough to tai
about
Fremont = 20 construct and operate
It's v electric light plant. The private
company has 10 intention OF going on,
OF business
Fritz Meyer, whose home Is rear
Humphrey l. az the hospital He has
been suffering since January with a dis
located ankle.
The pupils Of Miss Kate Taylor
made Up a surprise party On her We'd
ussday evening and had great sport
playing ames
Shelby. Polk county. Is having a
tussle OF the saloon question remou-
stranees ElvT-E been fled against the
ISSUANCE Of license.
Tom Wake was up from Seward
Sunday and IN company with his sister.
Miss Emma went 10 Genoa 10 Visit
Frank and Charles.
W. T. Baekas has b-en offered the
chair Of history and literature IN Dallas
college. Dallas. Texas. and has the SAME
under consideration
There l. a tendency to question
more closely the ability Of those ap-
plying for positions as tsachers@ the
public schools OF the state. -
DR.. and Mrs. Naumsu returned
Thursday evening from Norfolk. where
they had been attending the meeting OF
the State Dental association
Clyde. the youngest child Of NJ.
and Ms. P. 4. kraase OF Albion. Is re-
covering from a severe spell OF sickness.
that came teal taking his life.
Baptist church J. D Pulls. pastor
Services II a. II, ; ?. n Subjects June
q. morning. The MORA Grandeur of
Faith evening, Christian Unity
Miss Martha Turner went to Liz
coin Sunday. expecting to return this
Tuesday evening She went u attend
the funeral Of Lucy Phillips, Monday.
Why not organize an lrrigatinE dis
trict under the new statute, and let the
Oconee folks have a lateral into their
section Of country. from the main line:
The Fails City board Of education
adopted resolutions advising their
teachers 10 attend a sumner school of
merit, for advancement II their profess
siou.
-Becher, JaegE & Co. insure build
InEs and personal property against fire,
lightning and cyclones, IN good ard
reliable companies Al lowest current
If
= Lamb Earl P-ar.&ll and IouS
took Z trip 70 Fremont and
back Sunday % their wheels. They
were delighted with tie country around
Bend
". 7. Alien informed Us Saturday
that MS grandson. GeOrgIe Hummer.
took down Wednesday last with scarlet
bot vas getting along all right
seemed 70 be : hight case.
The Columbus journal., 1895-05-29
Nerve KuuzIsuau saw A. immense


Jack rabbit q Of toEr the other day.
and notified Otto Baker. who, taxing MS
four hounds, soou sensed the where
aboa-s Of the rabbits and Il vas tut 4
few uome1ts after they we're On It's
trail that they had 1t caught and killed.
Il beng a female and about ready To
deliver IL young, the sacks containing
them we're opened fogr II number, arG
uow Otto has three Young rabbits, a.
the result OF the chase and lis surgery,
the fourth one, II . supposed having
been strocs enough { gam It's freedom
Dr. Geer, when first told the story, was
incredulous, but vas constrained 10
coccede that It wa a very fine piece OF
un~profsssiocaI surgery.
The Columbus journal., 1895-05-29

-Wm- Moran'5 hardware store at
Genoa was burgIarized Sunday night
and five revolTsrs stolen Mr.. Moran
had been out late. returning at about l
O'Clock and II l. supposed the thieves
were frightened away by his entering
the store. 4 hole had been drilled n
the safe and everything ready for blast
ing At last accounts the authorities
were hunting for three strangers that
had been seen 90 the streets the day
previous, and supposed TO De the bur
glars.
The Columbus journal., 1895-05-29
Real Estate Transfers

Becher. JsgE &Co-- real estate azsu-s
report the following real estate transfers
fled II the Office OF the county clark Tor
the week ending May =. 1896
Marrs >tsiner 20 Frederick Steiner W.
eva E-t5-v. 4ct ----.----- TO
J1tIa E1azal % James . R-eier. aer
sza-s a5erssr n vi Rs %
JOnn NLcnOI 10 Ha-- \ Vel =. lott
AID ;, 81 81. Columbus. wd - %
& taTIca1gl- -lerI-- % La
Schroeder l0r : AID ". LGr : I-d
n = Loo = 81 -. CGi1u5Es. ~ ~. a.
" 4 HcALIIss4r % Herman Laurerz
ne -+ AID Ten H-u.-x ID =-l %
william hct-1r7 70 Geo Ezrzxier. -
.vs Lille. LaG -
---n--r-u --ruI 80 n
The Columbus journal., 1895-05-29

As announced N last weeks yoCR-
A the marriage Of Louis Grusele1schsn
TO Miss Anna Ahrens. and Of Louis
Loseke 20 Mics Lena GruteleUschsn
took place sr II o'clock Wednesday At
last week at the German kkeran
church on Loseke creek. Freeze
Officiating 4 house full Of ~friands
greeted the happy couples, some ferty
families being Represented
The Columbus journal., 1895-05-29

&c FIlmAn was IN Humphrey Thurs
day.
! j. n Gondrins va in Omaha Thar,
day.
Miss Clara Lehman returned home
Sunday.
| Frank Coffee Wa az Platte Cecssr
! Saturday.
Judge Post came up from Lincoln
Friday evening.
Miss Mary Otis Of Humphrey Was In
the city Thursday.
F. n Cookinshan Of Humphrey was
N the city Friday.
James z North and son Ed. we're up
from Omaha Sunday.
d. n. Doty returned FRIDAY from a
four weeks visit 20 his parents II Con
necticut-
Ms Harry Newman visited he's SISTER.
Mrs Fox Of Albion. returning home
Thursday
Mrs. Charles c. Miller has returned
from Asxieo, that country agreeing
With her health
Mrs Hale. daughter OF Daniel Coudon.
Of Sioux City, Is here for a two weeks
visit With her parents.
Rev. c. s. Brown vent To Omaha oc
Tuesday to attend the Episcopal con
vention; he and Mrs. Brown VIII De the
guests OF Bishop Worthingtou-
Mr.. and Ms Wn- LTriens and sister
in-lav- Mrs. Daniels Of Da1d City.
visited II the cry several days last week,
guests of Nj and Mrs. Arnold Abcs.
Mrs. ". E. Lay Is visiting friends at
Fremont. after which she expects 70 90
to Cobleskili- New York 10 Visit her
mother and sister during the summer.
Reuben BeerboTer OF PhiIadeIphia l.
again visiting bis Soc P. ". He Is one
Of the eastern meu Who, having beer
among the western people. knows how
II u with them
The Columbus journal., 1895-05-29

The Fremont Tribune grves the fol-
lowing list OF seventeen words spelled
at by an applicant for a teachers certi-
feate. Dodge county, only three OF the
list beng correctly spelled
Mortgage. Lisence.Boquet Diapharzm-
Feb1arury. Parallel. Cecede. Anaver-
Dyspepsia Avalanche. Ne~ralaia,
Heumerage. MCKEE PfekeL.e Tranquility.
Miscellaneous Tennessee
The Columbus journal., 1895-05-29
DECORATIONS DAY UEIclSES.

taAer the Auspices 81 Raker Ps~s We >.
y. A T.
g. L. E Womans Relief Corps and
Sous OF Veterans meet at their hall az
I'D p H. ready To take up the line Of
march promptly.
Al old sok3iers Of the republic and
also soldiers Of the late confederacy,
with their families are cordially invited
TO be with us. Following is the pro-
Eram.
The Columbus journal., 1895-05-29

These Subscribers * The Jr~n
who nave paid Z ADVANCE and s-e rov
recsr7Ilz tas Lincoln SenLWsskIy
io1snai a . prsHIuu- shoClG corIcs
snso suoscrIPsio1 sxpIzss aid act
sceuS5saSiE.
The Columbus journal., 1895-05-29
When TIE JOURNAL called attentIot

% the fact that Hud Murdock on a b.
cycle has somewhat the appearance. at a
distance, OF Mayor Phillips. We did not
think that any further remark would De
recessary, but 4 evening last week.
Hud, IN passing the Mayors residence at
q lively rate. took q Tumble and came To
earth, a thing he very seldom does these
times. The Mayor happened TO be right
tGEre and was moved To say: I may
look ike that. but I don't think So
The Columbus journal., 1895-05-29

edHseT EAfs- 30 Rot >PrTa-S- - De-
by me Burlington Eoura.
NJ a. lure : and g, July 8 and IS
August 2 and q Oue ta-s tor rhe
rourd trip Tickets good for a. DAYS.
In sadIrIoo, low round TIP rates 70 Ees
Springs ara II effect the zeal YoguG.
For Information about -atss act tram.
via the B~urAczroa Route, 60 Es
Sprinxs, appIy u the local aSect- Far
Illustrated folder, descriptive Of tbs
taESas resort, write 20 J Francis g. P.
4 7. 4, Omaha Web. I5usz3m
The Columbus journal., 1895-05-29
-The FuUerton .JourrAI sails

The Fullerton Journal calls atsen-
ton TO oue phase Of the recent change
n the law Of U state. raising the age
OF consent TO eighteen years. that was
Lot thought of perhaps when the Law
was passed, VIZ:
1t nar. under the nev Law, be IN
lawful for a girl under that age To marry
or for the officiating clergyman or Of
ncer To perform the ceremony. II the
courts should so hold uo doubt the
result would be beneficial to the CON
munity
The Columbus journal., 1895-05-29
~U-r.i-~ rDraI
Homsseeksrs Exeu~isa

On May 21sc and June uch- 1855 the
UuI0c Pacific System VII sell tickets
from Missouri R1vsr points and zsatIocs
u Kansas and Nebraska 70 Points south
and vest II Nebraska and Earsas. also
20 Colorado, Wyoming, Utah and Itrto
east az Wsissr srd south Of Beaver
Ca1ou- az rate ot ocstrss-cIass standard
are tdr the round trip NInIuzn ra-s
STf6
See your csa-ss- CEI0c PaeIic tlckst
agent
The Columbus journal., 1895-05-29

The Woousocket South Dakota
Times. edited by p J. Bentz. formerly
Of this county, has this to say OF the r.
cent frosts:
The recent severe frosts nave done
more good than injury Co this country
II that they have pretty effectively de-
strUyed the Russian rhistles and no In
jury from that pest need De expected 20
the small grain and OF course corn can't
get hurt by them II It Is thoroughly eul-
tIvated- Outside OF injury To garden
and fruit the freeze has been an actual
benefit Z South Dakota
The Columbus journal., 1895-05-29
The funny kanH

Agreat field Of usefulness has been
opened AZ Chicago by a New Orleans
lady who Is teaching her sisters Of the
Garden City how TO talk Some phiIos-
ophsr suggests that now some good lady
starts a class OF listeners.
The Columbus journal., 1895-05-29
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