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Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1896-09-12
Got Ahead or Them.

a writer In the Springfield Rcpubli.
can tells n story Of the boyhood Of
Judge q. Il. Andrews. Of the Connect.
cut Supreme Court. The story shows
how he. when freshman mt Amherst.
got ahead Of some haxing collcgians.
II was the custom then to smoke out
the freshmen. A party Of dozen or
moro NJ the fellows would enter the
room OF an unsuspecting boy. light their
pipes and smoke until the victim gave
In and offered a treat When they came
Into Andrews room they were without
their pipes mud had no tobacco about
them. but with stern voice one fellow
handed Charles n dollar and ordered
him TO go and procure pipes and tobac.
60 for the crowd.
Charles went out. and soon returned
with ninety nine pipes and one cents
worth OF tobacco. What the boys did
N him for his ardacious net IL not re-
lated, bur II Is a fact that they did no,
smoke him ou' that night.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1896-09-12

glance 1t would seem that 1t would di-
minish II.
Eight and tcn-fOot circles were also
described on wet asphalt pavements.
and In no case. 1t Is said. was there the
least tendency to slipping. This Is said
20 bc brought about by a graduated
vulcanization of the rubber composing
the outer cover. Another feature IL
that the tire stands further out from
the rim of the wheel than any other
pneumatic tire; consequently. there ~
more air space under the sides. Even
when partly debated this tire retains
Its half-inch tread.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1896-09-12

In order to thoroughly enjoy a novel
a married woman muse temporarily
forget that she 10 married.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-13
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.
New-York. September II. 1896.

NewYork. September II. 1896.
BEANS AND PEAs-The week closing is without ma
sq change ,r fee h sensS Pp Of the market d
kinds are about steady AS yet we do not see much
Improvement home iobblne demand but the auan-
reduced that with Interior advices present prices
California lima sim declining under fairly liberal
and an @ yo du Ind Green py ssns
domestic marrow choice per bush. 81 % do medium and
do black turtle soup 81 45qsl 5o do yellow eye 81 90;
do lima C2ferna toms - green peas 1872 bbs
BI-TTER-The market has developed slight weakness
during the last day two under the influence Of queter
trade and 'e accum , Of stock Holders are
Ing that The demand VIII BE- much larger next week and
ae , r on,nX Is n2 m % enough 10
any M business 9,da a In fancy fresh creamery
higher Not great deal Of stock Will be carried over
demand IS stii very Slack and the urgency to sell Is
giving values unsettled and weak tone: in is
more question of securing an outlet than Of price.
Exporters arc not much Interested state dairy butter
quiet ana easy Factory without further change IN
price but there has been litte freer Of
gs",s for tn week are aseq, 100 psss We aqG
DE- hd to A seecnd isr II state 9 n sar f
tubs; fancy. i5c % Welsh tubs extras iiai4sc: do
i2gc: DO seconds leaio1c factory June extras. ia
nrsis o4@ioc do thirds to seconds 7aaec; old butter
cream cheese night and with very little fresh stock
IN today The market Is wthou, qqoiabe change There
while business has yet done sSc indlca-
lions point TO higher price at the opening OF
Just how much higher exporters will follow IL
T"eS cost Of sy ase pay s%
money not the stock Under grades Of fun cream
also sold up closely. and bringing relatively good
prices unless the flavor Of the cheese is decidedly OF
a oasb s ssoS n In sm" szs 3 a srsa next week
sellers favor There ~ disposition ask sac the
fresh arrivals fancy coiored White do very
readily as yet and is TO buy the best lots at SIZE
Part skins limited supply and firm. We quote: state
full cream large. fancy. colored and white. Sc: do
choice; s%Hsisc; do common TO prime. smsi.c; do small
FAM da Vhi fam l.c do H.
choice GisGs4c; light SKINS small. coored choice sA "a
1c do large choice "a n6itc do prime 2G5,c
full skins. lhc
EGGs-Marke rather quiet. but there In surplus OF
choice fresh stock and the tone of prices Ii quite firm
Refeeraor eggs not moving to any extent us,
moment. the weather being warm. but held
with confidence. Fresh seconds and culls steady
We Jersey and nearby lsc:
sylvans average prime 16i.ql7c: Western choice i0c
fair good i54l5,c; refrigerator early packed 4G
FRUITs-FREsH-The market for apples continues in
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-13
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New-York September II. 1896
weTs 70 cars Or oIC head al
steady CITY dressed native sides quiet 62GS.c n.
range beef dull at 5.a6Nc Today's London and Liver
American live cattle slow at i0alc dressed weight;
mens to-day cattle and quarters u beef on
the Mobile London 1s5 cattle the Francisco Hull.
quarters of beef the Campania Liverpool.
over yesterday Feeling steady but dull. All sold at
sias4 80 for mixed calves: no Westerns offered Dressed
calves quiet about yesterdays closing prices at
sallc r city dressed veals 7aioc FOR country dressed
5Q67c for little calves sq5ac for DRESSED grassers and
5sa6c for dressed buttcrmilks.
per 100 n: IL veas and fed caves mixed 81
60 Collins; 80 MaryaRd and virginia Vsa's i- 10 at
s Judd & CO.: 81 mixed Pennsylvania calves. 2O5 h.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts or i.s'2
head ali for the market and making. with liz cars
held Friday 2oig cars on sale Market dul ana O.
pressed and prices hardy as strong as Yesterday Tor
to good sheep sold at 81 scas3 D 100 NJ medium
AZ 81 DRESSED mutton duh at id7c per NJ dressed lambs
weak 7i.Hsi9c few seected carcasss sellHg AZ NC
salesH. H. Hollis: 2's Northern canada lamps. al II
average 81 81. per loo NJ 22l DO u No. az 81 10 2
DO 70 10 at s. 10 207 d. ~ n At 81 to I a. 20 10
81 - o4 State do - H. at - ." % State sheep To-
5 Judd 4 Co.: Il Kentucky lambs; 20 NJ a, So -
iSs Indiana DO. cu.ls. Il h. At 81 80
D. Mcpherson q Co: ~ Canadian lambs. 30 n. at
s. - $2l DO % n at 5. 49, go Michigan d. " H. at
Dn ' $50 Michigan lambs 81 H. at 81 80, liz
s sanders leo Pennsylvania lambs &C III. at 81 CO. Il
sheep and Gull lambs o. NJ at $t lamb, 90 - , 6, ~
: sheep lOo n. al 81 -.
receipts w,e Il cars or 27 hsad n ne1 a
for common heavy 70 good lish, hogs bunch OF
skps sold at 50 80 and few fancy sh, pigs to ar
i@d'ze Peg n for extreme ~egns; ..,, on ..
II H. Hollis: fancy state pigs 70 ID. at 81 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-13
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

1,.,no sant 10 tSpeciap.-Wheat advanced lie to-day
and held half of it, December selling between o''sc anu
eOtc and closed at Shorts were the buyers asa
"a an Friday There free selling by the >o'"
ves, and by loca. People There must nave '"
today very liberal liquidati IN both ways l0-uds a'
co was in spte Of very heavy Northwestern receipts
,c2 cars At Minneapolis and Duluth against l. IIs car
a., Exnor cleirances for the week were ne dises
H. weeks since 1888. o>tp""
~, which about half as much az
DO ,ivance here Yesterday Minneapolis reported
eor f5 by Pillsbury alone on fr1ay
market was helped considerably by war AK TO e
sSIs show g sharp decline and there pshs
an emergency meeting Of The BRUSH tdoie a., ant
riearancss for the day not large Only i'fup,,
hehis All hour ST Louis the leader Yesterday iaggeu
-, a. Winneapo.ls strongest market on tne s
Tho carly buying led by ocal shorts Win 81
sll buying for long account The selling was oy 80
we're nut as high 10000 bushels charters were re
ported for 10000 bushels - .,.r ~, sor,e
Corn was firm early with wheat ana on covering os so
Of the shorts The under the top 1sm!.c over
FRIDAY May opened at 24.c. sod between sac anu
24sc and c.osed 24ssc There was far shipping De
ani for saturday which is always small day Charters
- renorted for 375 bushels seaboard cearances
80 90, 900 bushels Receipts 467 with 80
rs estimated Tor Monday Argentine shipments l3'oWo
There was considerable covering Of oats early. This
b,ving prices became easier. The close was iSc
under Friday May selling between 1910 and l9c: and
losing AT 0c sellers. Receipts were 324 cars with $40
Estimated for Monday Charters $4,000 bushels
The buying led BY Frazier and seaverns Inc trade
was large. ,
A. the outset liquidation OF October ribs
by holders Toward the close there was little rally on
January covering by the Cudahys Hog receipts keep
iay. 5000 head estimated FOR Monday.
and $4,000 head estimated for week At the close
pork showed gain over Friday Of 2saoc lard and ribs
n gain Of 2i2q5c. -
"caIls at 6oisaGoSsc puts on May corn closed at
242sc; "cai.s'' at 24i2c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-13
EXPORTS TODAY.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New-York. September ~, l3'o.
CoTTON-There was feverish open n .o,J nv longs
moi selling and considerable cotton was SOU ~
snd there was some selling for people VINO ulu ~"
resnond 10 calls for margins. The financial Toup "a
10" Sell would issue a crop statement indicating a
larger Weld than pointed TO by the bureau enor
Wednesday THE Financial Chronicles Wea'ne, rhe
was considered somewhat better tnah oohsu ~, be
weather in the cotton belt is generaly nry pu. u az
weather map shows quite general rams ~ ieN rs com
scattered points in three other states ms IN 4
points at the opening and this was soon ftsvre
about % ponts Ii was reported that Pach OF haNre
estimated the crop at 900 bales Receipts a, Nv,
Orleans Monday estimated at 900 to IL "" naie
against 2 400 last 5.9s5 last year Inc weale
map reports rain at the following points am,asas
weston oe Brenha% eH Cor''csna eheneyriie 80
sousn Tom,svie Ca. IS The Fall River weekly
statement shows sales for the week 1 10 900 nrice
stock product 5000; deliveries I1oo' - 900
Iii6c. market Arm. Receipts Houston were Il s?
bales against 900 day last week ana 49, i s
year Memphis ISL bales against NO am ,bs hay week
are estimated at 10000 bales. Advices received by
THE Financial Chronicle from the cotton 9eit up TO
week has favored rapid gathering Of the crop Ran
has fallen In Of localities but generally the
precipitation has been light In large par. Oh teras
however the drouth continues. The Galveston core
snonden SAYS: There has been rain on one DAY auhs
The week 10 the extent fve-hundedhs OF an inch Inc
thermometer ranged from IS to So averaging ~
10 Os4 bales the week OF 1870 ana me
in amount in sight Friday night as compared WIN ia
year 1874 Ss bales The total in sight
was 34 15 bales against 100 357 last season the total
visibe supply shows Of O4l1 bales as CON-
pared with the of 1895 falling on OF $40 oto
~ Gas no bales from The total visible supply Is
4e4 sos against 254 9l6 last year and $40 lp IN 1919
and 2 $780, s2 1893. The total American supply II
Opening range close to-day. and closing oids the
previous night and last year follow:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-13
OTHER MARKrrs-py TELEGRAPH

Buffalo Sept 2-tattle- Receipts last - hours llb
head total FOR week thus far 1854 head Tor
last week II. i2> head consigned through loo head
New York l2so head sale. 1906 head market opened
natve steers. -. veals dun fair 81 25uS5
quoiahl- ~ 2Jn So 80 Isecelis asst "A
hours 900 head; total FOR week thus far 24O head:
Tor time week. $500 head. gned through
300 head. 10 New-N0rk $500 head. sale 45O head;
market opened fairly active closed steady good hogs
good 10 choice S. 30 mixed packers 50 so mediums 81
HsJ -, roushs 81 sVaS3. $2u<2 pigs 50 35H
~ 40 sheep and lambs-Iecepts last - hours l. $40
head total Tor week thus far - 500 head for time
ast week "a 400 head consigned through. head: To
New-fork. 200 head: sale 5000 head lnc.ui ng
hciovers market opened du and weak closed very dul
with number unsod. few choice Canadas sold late at
90 choice native lambs 81 5ouS4 90. good S4q
~ 90 mixed sheep $3us3 i0 culs and common ST SO6f
y 10 canada lambs. 81 40qs4 30 export ewes. 50 500
East Liberty Sept. 2.--Cat,le-Recepts light Mar
ket steady Prime neavy 81 7Ods4 81 good 81 49fSI 90
udy. ~ log$i 20 good medium 50 >OQxi fair IJ6
~; common. $3a<3 -. H0gs-Reccpts light Market
dull and lower Prime medium. 50 i5f<3 so prime light
IS S5as3 40. pigs $3as3 So heavy ss3 20 roughs s2
81 ~ god 81 4OaS3 90: fair 81 sO@S3 %. common To
good $685. veal calves s. 50n$6; heavy and caves
s3qS3 80
ST. Louis, Sept. i2.-Naonal Stock Yards: cattle-Ke
ceipts 200 Market steady; native cows 81 73as2 20;
s. Soas3 20, heavy s36Ss Is No sheep.
Union Stock Yards Chicago Sept. l2.Cattle-
800 head Market steady. Common steers. 81 10
u.s. 30. stockers and feeders 81 50GS3 bulls
Market steady for choice Other kinds easy and partially
Sc lower Heavy packing and shipping lots s. 75as3 30;
common to eh"l"- mixed 81 soGsa 40; choice assorted
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-13
IT AursED THE OLD MAN.

From The Chicago Record
The old man came down to the suburban station
leading a most reprehensble dog. Leading Is hard
IN the word for in reality he dragged me uhWlIns
animal after the fashion OF sled WIN WY e eomx h
got II safely slowed under the bench on the shady
side Of the station He bougn, paper 'nen' ana
"Mrr thurman and Mr.. lodgings had marked the
approach of the old and had smiled some
what at his trouble when the dog had pulled back
with greatest force. ~
o. otherwise reasonable and will take up
with such dog that and treat II as pet?
old man would go into paroxysms of wrath If any
thing were TO happen the dog. That suggested an
idea, and Mr. JOdyngs nearly burst with laughter
as he thought upon that idea.
Suppose steal the dog and put 1t on the north
bound train. and when the old man finishes, his
paper and goes TO take the city train he viii be
furious" This MIR Jodyngss idea. and Mr..
Huffman near exploding ~ was so funny.
Mr. Huffman sat down next the old man, so as 10
conceal the workings Of Mr.. lodgings and Mr.. Jod.
yngs with suppressed snorts Of laughter. united
The Irvine and hauled the dog around the corner OF
the station and into the express office. where he
paid glad dollar and expressed the sorry beast 20
fictitious John Smith at station dolIar w0r ,
up the line The old man continued readlng wnile
the I'm train stood the platform, and he did not
wake up until the whistle Of the incoming cltyward
engine was sounded at the road crossing. Ihen ne
''Where's that dog?' he asked OF his city-bound
who had gatneren ao0vt Win IN ser"e
peals of laughter Mr.. Huffman told him that the
household pet was on the way to Milwaukee Mr.;
Huffman explained the joke. and clapped the OLD
man on the back In delight
The face of the latter study. He looked at
''By thunder he cried. that's funny You see /
brought the dog to the station to-day. intending to
carry him as far In toward town as Jefferson Park
blamed nuisance around the house. and wanted TO
get rid OF him the worst way. Much obliged.
r.. But Mr.. lodgings with his mind dwelling on his
dollar was a pillar Of sef-kicking silence.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-13
Railroads
WEST SHORE R.R

Trains leave W. 42d St Station. " u. as follows and
10 ~. earlier from foot Franklin ST.:
.i.,SV A. NJ Daily. local to Buffalo.
100 a NJ Daily. Local Albany. for Catskili Noun
tans and Saratoga Parlor car 20 Albany sundays only.
0.I5 A. NJ Daily for Albany Utica. Syracuse. Rochester.
Buffalo. Niagara Falls Toledo. Cleveland Chicago.
1l..S5 A. NJ. Daily except sunday. to Catski Noun
tains New iat@. Lakes Mohonk and Mlnnewaska.
n a; uScu% sstssa srd New Paltz
400 T.. NJ Daily. except sunday, for Albany
T.. NJ Daily Albany Montreal Utica. Syracuse.
Rochester. Buffalo Niagara Falls. Toronto. Detroit.
Cleveland Chicago and st. Louis .
$50 r. 81 Daily except sunday for Newburg. Albany.
saratogs and Montreal. Sleeping car. Albany TO Mon
7.l5 T. 81. Only. sunday for Utica. Syracuse.
Rochester and Buffalo. 49,
s.I5 l.. NJ Daily for Albany. Utica Syracuse. Roch-
ester Buffalo Niagara Falls. Toronto Detroit, Cevs-
land Chicago and ST. LouiA
For tickets time tables parior and seepng-car
m apply city afces. Brooklyn and New York, and
stations Time abes principal hotels. For other
Information address
G. K. LAMBERT, General Passenger Agent
Vanderbilt ave. New York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-13

The market closed with quotations II 70 10 points
decline compared with yeserdays cS s- eo haes
Spot cotton quiet NC lower Middling uPands s,c Mid
dine Gulf SIC Sales bales. all spinning. spot cot
ton small inquiry. Sales 5000 bales speculation ana o
bales. American 1900 bales Mddng uplands. p 32d
Futures easy 564d decline: closed steade1 at
az 10 rroints net decline. JanuaryFebruary 42Zt2b;
February-March. 423b March-April 423isb; ApricMay
oath May-June. s25b: June-Juy, 42ozb; SEPTEMBER
1Saab September-October. 427b; October-N 9vemoer'
424zb November December. 422ab: Decemoer-'ahuaiy
422ibb. a. md
COFFEE-A small business was recorded to-day ano
tannd with purchases chiefly for the near positlohs.
some buying for Havre Rio was so RES pn ,
con,os in rolls lower shade higher Rio STEADY
81 . $50 reis: exchange. 1915; receipts LOO" bags
cleared for United States. 900 stock 3ooov santos
receipts go stock $4,000 market weak al . .U'
80 iIayre quiet September. cot francs; October
~ s, November 81 rs December. $50; January TO
August 5775 Hamburg quiet; September, co., pfgs'
1890 ard November so December TO July $50
Contracts closed steady at unchanged to points ad-
vance Sales 9. $50 bags. as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-13
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS

Liverpool Sept ~ ! p. m.-Beef-Extra India mess
steady 4es Sd: prime mess steady at 36s Sd. Pork
Prime mess steady ass: do medium steady
at 3ss % about IA 16 NJ firm AS
Cd Cumberland about 2S 30 NJ steady
2Ss short rib 20 "a n steady at 2is ,ong
m.ddles light - Is ~ steady 25s Cd: long
middles heavy about 40 to ~ 10 steady at 25s
short middles heavy. about 45 80 NJ steady
Cd clear bellies about Il to IA 10. steady 2ss
shoulders about 10 TO IA NJ steady at 2ls Cd. Lard
Prime spot, steady lss 81. CheeseAmc.icar
white firm at Ais do colored firm al AIS Tallow
Prime city firm Us Cd Cottonseed oll-f.verpoO,
fined l5s 81 Spirits Of turpentne steady los
Rosin-Common firm at A. Cd. Wheat-No red winter
stock: No Northern spring firm at IS 2i2d. Corn
Mixed Western. spot. firm IS l0d September steady
- Ord October steady at IS 9isd November steady al
9igd F.our-S Louis fancy winter firm at Is. Hop.
Ionion-Pdcihc Coast dull at 20sd40s.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-13
ROYAL BLUE LINE.

r., WASHINGTON.
l 49, u 80 Dining Carr A. NJ 90 800 $50 -
900 p. ~ 1918 night sunday ian a., ~ ,o o'
tDnIhs oar) A. NJ. 200 400 800 tDInins Carl 60
,ooG9 Batimore and Washington week days 40 SIS
CarP COO 81 DINING Carl A. NJ, 200 s90 800. tpn
i,9oning Carr NJ. 200 800 Dining Carr 500
ckets and paror-car seats can be nroc,red A, m
15,oer.y 81, 'l3: lt2 26i 4l5 9f4 10 500 nroa.a
West p'I 81 East l4th ST.. 1873 East i.5ih s.,
G. SEQ -. 2pl Columbus Az. New-York: Gu,
g. e., SUI fuIton - BROOKLYN as Br0aiuay wrls-s
n Ne New York Transfer Company viii eau ir a
o"ech baggage from hotels Or residence 10 des,na'n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-13
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Galveston. Sept. l2-dotton easy: mddng Sc low
mlddling nc good ordinary ISc and receipts.
1856 bales. sales $40: stock. So
Norfolk. Sept. l2-t'otton quiet: middiing, low
middilng 1ssc good ordinary. l5l6c: gross
cepts. i2iS bales. exports coastwise 3s2+ sales
stock. 500.
New-Oreans Sept l2--Cotton steady: good midding
mlddling. 10 l6c: low middling. IAc good ordinary
nc net receipts 1902 bales gross. 6s55;
wise. 81: sales. $50: stock. 32S5.
Savannah. Sept. i2Cotton easy; middling. Use: low
mildlng. 7]sc. net and receipts 1854 bales
ports the Continent 1850 sales. 152: stock. A.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-13

Cash quotations follows Flour was auh
No spring wheat ga ,5sc 10 red elsa62l.c 10 2
o@sS IS D S2 G r. i'G assSed 81 sa prime
timothy seed 81 60 mess pork per Dbl - % "a ind
100 b. So 22:qS$ a. short qxs Tos Az 7s4 Short clear
sides boxed, SO 37zG$3 so whiskey disIlers ,nd
Ell Standard A. 81 TO- inseed 25c boiled pc
the Produce Exchange today the butter nanSs io
2c eggs were hrm; fresh stock l3aiS'sc per dozen
cincinnati sept 2Four stsagy r wHs aur s. ao
$ SS gc sDras PsSh rmef So
10 3 red track 5sc CornMarlet quiet steacy' 10
t was asc oats%Market ner ~ mixed track itc
80. mixed track i6fc back So clear butt
81 s495y Lard Market steady kettle lard 31.a3.c prime
s2og3 23c 6d Dry sssd @ea short clear sides
35sQ3oc Bacon steady Loose s shou .sss c Butter
s slssdy rib iido i s GSss and
Eggs steady. lOiaal2c Whiskey steady safes '''
Milwaukee sept l2.-wheat opened stronger December
opened at 55s.c touched 59.c rose to Co.'S ana b
at 5c Sample w %nsa Nohern 5c old oasoc No
Wo,fhern 5GG56sc sample barley in brisk demand 30
Ola &c Ryf oPsnea 'f oss sn So on track
Flour FIRM snd s ssas ic Snc hsnSs "
declined realizing sales psSe S f Ssr W 5s
q &C. old M Northern 5sc 5sc old 81 30 so
Northern 5 S$sq5dG 90 bbis ship
g sc I5asi: shorts s4as4 % middngs, sease IS
phiIade,Pna conract wheat September 62a62iac oc-
tober e2a6sc; Novembsr setemSer S5.s
o c october 2sG 2eisc November 26ga27e oats dull
white September and 9sto0fT in fair
demand unchanged Other articles unchanged
St Louis Sept. l2Flour higher Mhe hb n,g"s sepe
,enosG o g sa o pecenber Soc May bid Oats high
er september. l7ac nominal Nay Other articles IN
changed.
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