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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-01-21
MARTINS FERRY.
laps and niIshap. In tho Thriving city.
N 1911 Across the river. ". .nLE

.fLI.'I' ACEOth AhtStEs
John Tllton, a well known farmer, re-
siding near Tlltonvllle. died on wednes-
day night, of typhoid fever, aged nifty
years. He was born on the farm where
he died. The funeral will take place to-
morrow afternoon at 2 O'Clock. and the
interment will be at the TIlton buryins
ground.
Mrs. Susanah Fisher, who formerly
resided on First street, Martins Ferry.
and who was the wife of Archibald
Fisher. died at Macomb, ILL.,, this week.
She was about eighty years odl and
was an active worker in the NJ. E.
church.
! Mrs. Stead refused to prosecute Rob-
ert Richardson. who was arrested on
the charge OF defraudlng her out OF
small sum OF money. Richardson Ia the
man who was tried on the charge OF
personating pension examiner.
The work Of roofing the main building
at the new tin mill will be finished this
week. 1t Is thought that the iron work
will be completed BY the first Of the
month.
A party OF Martins Ferry people at
tended the meeting OF the Cyclone Lit
erary Society at Ferryview school house
on Wednesday night.
Miss Phoebe Harrison. OF Mt Pleas
ant, was In town yesterday She leaves
next week for Indiana, to teach in q
children's home.
The thirty-tirst anniversary Of Rev.
Fathe. S. S. Mattingly as q priest, was
pleasantly celebrated last night at St
Mary's church.
T Quite number Of Improvements have
been made In the Interior OF the court
house. improving its appearance con-
sldera bly,.
"uncle Toms Cabin'' will be played
at the opera house, by home talent Fri
day and Saturday, January % and %.
There has been large advance sale
OF reserved seats for the event Glee
Club concert Tomorrow.
Earl Wells. who Is attending the Al
legheny Seminary. is here for fews
days OF rest.
o. S. Alcott, OF Sandusky. Ohio, Is In
town. on his way to New York.
Mrs. John Ray died at Cad!z this
week, aged eighty-seven years.
John Morgan. a rougher at the Aetna
Standard, is sick.
Mrs. VIII u. Thomas is on the sick
list.
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ED LYTI4E IN TOWN.
The New Castle Managers Impressions
P OF the Dayton Meeting,

! Hc NEW Suslie -isHdbei l!HUIeSS!OnS
" OF the Dayton Meeting.
Ed, better known MS Pop Lytle,
manager of the New Castle club OF the
Interstate base ball league. arrived In
town yesterday afternoon from Dayton,
where he attended the meeting of the
league magnates. Lyle expressed him
self as of the opinion that the five year
agreement will make the Interstate
league as solid and substantial as any
minor league In the country. Speaking
OF the trade by which the New Castles
acquired Outnlder Ashenbeck from
Springfield. Pop" said he undoubtedly
had the better end OF the decker. Jus.
az he says he came out ahead in the
RIckert-Ross trade. The Quaker out
field Will be made UP OF Lytlc, Rlckert
and Ashenbeck, undoubtedly trio OF
fast iieidcrs and hard ht.ers.
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agreement, witch was Rceulerced In by
the other, clubs. and the POSING Of q
$500 forfeit by'caeh club, no business OF
special lmrottance was transacted.
Manager s;t.obei Is OF the opinion that
the Interstate league Will furnish us
fast bail. this season as would the West
crn League. The Grand Rapids fran
chise. which might probably liaye been
brought here, Is ye.y heavily hampered
by debt and !s virtually being peddlsd
with no bldderB. ~
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BELLAIRE
All Sorts OF Lora: News aud Gossip From
the Gin,s City.

All Sorts or Lora. News aud Gossip From
the Glass City.
Sheriff Johnson did not arrive from
Peoria, Ills, yesterday, as expected. and
fits presumed he stopped at Columbus to
have requIsition papers>honorsd by Gov
ernor Bushnell. Harry Taneyhlll, the
accused, IS anxious to get away from.
this section, for 1t now develops that he
canes from a highly respectable family
al GAINESVILLE, and that he has been
keeping his troubles from his own peo-
pie TO shield them from what he regards
as a lasting disgrace. Barresyile was
his home, but he left there years ago and
little has, been known OF him by his own
folks or the people OF that town. His ef-
fort to conceal his troubles from them
and his restless and disconnected man.
ner indicate feeling of wrong doing on
his part, and 1t is reasonably certain that
he viii gladly so from here to Illinois
without any formally.
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BEyWoop.
New. Item, from the Lively Industrial

News Hens from the lively Industrial
Town.
Tae county court officials Indignantly
deny the statement IN n morning paper
that they had ordered the Benwood sa-
loonkeepers 10 take out the state IL
cense. The fact OF the matter is, as
stated In the IntclliGencer several days
ago, that the Bcnwood saloonsts have
been led to believe that their applica-
lions would be granted Mt the present
term OF court. Many of the dealers were
agreeable TO this sentiment. and Cap
tain Paul Riedel made formal appli-
cation. The saloon men say they want
TO show the!r Willingness TO take out
licenses, II thcy can get them. There
IS considerable misunderstanding about
the matter, but one thing is csrtain,snd
that Is. there are more citizens In
Marshall county In favor OF granting
the license than there have been for
several years.
Recently there have been rumors
afloat that the Wheeling steel and iron
works was contemplating some big i'm
provemcnts to its Benwood plant Some
credence was given to the report on ac-
count OF sthc prosperous run the plant
has enjoyed during the fall months but
Secretary J. D.Dubois yesterday stated
that the company had no intentions OF
making The improvements mentioned
and especially in the near future.
The force Of men working on the
erection of the Riverside coke plant
has heeu reduced, about thirty men
being laid of. The brick layers contin-
ne working.
Miss Halle Martin is recovering from
an indisposltlon.
Max Levi yesterday returned from
Pittsburgh.
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"A SNUG LITTLE LEAGUE"
That i5 the Way Rem Milford Describes
the Interstate,

Upon The better part of the founda-
tons Of two e.stwhile famous organiza-
tIcns-the Tri-state and the Iron and
OH Lpague-was the Interstate
League built, and Il It wasn't like sha,s-
Ing horse caestnuts as large as Bermu-
da onions, it might be permissible to
remark that the Interstate is flour
!shing like green bay tree" says Rem
Milford. the well known Cincinnati
scribe.
Sill. as before observed. for a two
year-old the Interstate is doing well
and Is one OF the best compact little
leagues in the Diamond Kingdom.
Dayton entertained the moguls OF this
league on Tuesday, and day spent In
the Gem City with them was nc. cred
!ted TO time lost.
There are some old war horses among
these minor magnates. C. II. yoegle
and J. H. BurDs.who represented Mans
heid, nave been recognized as the faith
eFs Oh the game in that city, and Colo
mel Voesele loves to turn back the
raves OF Papa Times diary to the year
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MISS ALLIE HUGHES, Norfolk yo
was friGhtfully burned on the fncc and
neck. Puin>wns instantly relieved b,.
DeWitts Witch Hazel Salvc. whict
healed the injury Without leaving ~
scar. II 10 the famous pile remedy.
Charles Z, Goct2e. Market and Twelfth
streets; Chatham Sinclair, Forty-sixlh
and JACOB streets; a. e, Schcele, No
Goi Main street: Exlcy Bros, Penn and
Zane streets: Bowie & Co.. Bridgeport.
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BOWLING.
WHEELING LEAGUE.

The Cosmop0litans were given a set
back In their aspirations for the Wheel
ing league championship last night.
when they ran up against The Bowiers.
who succeeded In getting away with two
Of the three games. cosmoDolitanS are
no: now so uncomfcrtably close to The
Bowlers, and the latter team can now
turn Its attention to Auroras. who are
still close up and rolling game that is
hard 10 beat. Score last night:
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,chnmber'n'n's CouGl, Remedy the iIes
mud lIOst pOuuInr. gf

J. sEAFoRD, Dcl,-Wc sell moro q:
chamberlnlRs Cough Remedy than Of
any other proprietary preparation for
coughs and colds One farmer recently
bought half a dozen bottles OF the 10
cent size. saying that 1t Is the best med.
icinc he could find for coughs and colds.
w. b.. HAlNES & CO. q It Is for sale
By druggists. ~ < = >
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GENERAL NOTICES.

NOTICE or APPLICATION FOR
In TRANSFER TO FOREIGN GUAR
DIAN OF THE PROPERTY OF,
JAMES T. THOMAS. AN INFANT.
Notice Is hereby given that on Saturday
tho fifth day OF February. 1898. the under.
signed, i. a. Jenkins, guardian In tho
state Of Tennessee of James Y. Thomas.
an infant, aged nix years. will apply by
petition 10 tho circuit court Of Ohio county,
West Virginia, In which county there IL
personal estate belonging to said Infant,
In the hands OF William II. Hcarnc, his
guardian In said Ohio county, for mn order
authorizing and directing the said William
II. Hcarnc, guardian. to pny, transfer and
deliver to Tho undersigned, guardian in
Tennessee, NIL OF the personal property
n Il money In Ms hands belonging to said
nccdful. lawful authority 10 recover and
receive money or personal property OF said
infant located In the state OF West Vlr-
Ginia, and carry the same to the state OF
Tennessee. B,A, JENEINS =
Guardian OF James II, Thomns.
BY Ersklnc 6: Allison. his attorneys. t
a'ra trll ..r, .saH t-rs' 3. ~ inll.f /,
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tssr u 4
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%soso!hts Truth, II am child myself"
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m.ppiacss aad health is youth. The healthy
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~. u - 6inolc rnntter TO get the BODY
.a,o healthy condition and thea TO keep L
ucle' Dr' PicIce's Golden Medical Dis
ICY Is the greatest Of health makers and
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aa1 hesh.bnilder. II makes the appetite
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muscles strong, tie brain clear, the nerves
ss.Iay and every vital organ in the body
hh.a,.ET aad vigorous. II makes tirui.
ssa.thy nesh, but does not make corpuIeut
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30. rsaogy hesh like cod liver oil. II puri6es
~ oiooa ana drives out the po;sous of
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e srI,eay iof blood and skin diseases. It
TO- y PEI cent of all cases Of consurlp.
III ,"n, Grateful patients, Who had been
enCcs, names, addresses and photoy,anhs
% DC reproduced in DR.. Pierse,s Common
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. ~ sola by all medicine dealers, and only
sr.",C.V'nnnlous dealers will try 10 induce n
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'ot ,tG bafc Of few pennies added profit
NJ "rna ~ one.cent stamps TO cover cost
Ir,g Y':lihg only. for a copy OF Or. Picrce's
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TO CURE A cOLD IN ONE DAY
Take Laxative Bromo Qulnlnc Tablets
All druggists refund the money IL II fails
to cure CSC. Tho genuine has L. b. O.
on each tablet. :,
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DID srRoBnL SIGN?
1t Is Said He Is No, a Party to the Five

Year Agreement.
1t has been generally understood all
Of the Interstate maGnates signed the
FIVE yeai agreement, but from the fol-
lowing Toledo Bee story this Ia denied:
Tho mRgnates realize that Toledo Is
the big paying end Of the league and a
strong effort wac iuade 10 get Manager
Strobel to sign q five year agreement,
but this he positively refuyed to d. He
signed for one gear onlyplcayIng himself
he should 80 elect and the opportunity
should offer. Outside OF the five year
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-01-21
TRUSTEE SALES.
TRUSTEES SALE.

TRUSTEES SALE.
BY virtue 81 two deeds of trust made by
the Hanna & Clemans Paper Company to
me. Us trustee. :he first OF which Is dated
January 2, 1891. and Is recorded In the
Office Of the clerk OF the county court Of
Ohio county. West Virginia. In Deed OF
Trust Book No. 81. page GIL: and the other
corded in said Office In Deed OF Trust Book
No. 4, page 212. will on
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1s9S,
sell at public auction at the north front
door OF the court house OF Ohio county,
West Virginia. commencing at 10 o'clock
n. M, the following described property:
The real estate known as the Fulton Pa
per Mil, In the town OF Fulton, In Ohio
county. West Virginia, which Is particu-
larly bounded and described as follows.
VIZ: Beginning at the southeast corner
of Centre and Fulton streets In said town
of Fulton: thence southeastwardly with
the line OF Centre street that Is nearest
10 Wheeling creek until 1t intcrsects tho
west line OF Marshall street: thence with
said west line OF Marshall street south
westwardly to Wheeling creek; thence
down said creek with the meanders there
OF until IL iDtcrsects the east line OF Fulton
street extended: thence enthusiastically
with the east side OF Fulton street TO the
place OF beginning; excepting, however,
from the above described premises the por-
uon tnercoi winch was conveyed Dy Lewis
Baker and wife to Frederick Forsch by
deed dated September IS. 1876, and re-
corded In the land records Of said Ohio
county In Deed Book No. g., page Sc.
which portion Is described In said deed as
follows. to-wlt: "a portion OF the Fulton
Paper Mil lot situate In the town of Full
ton, county OF Ohio, state Of West Vlr-
Sinia. bounded AZ follows, to-wit: Com
mencIng at n point in the westerly limo
of Centre street nineteen Q9) feet south
Of the south line OF the said mill: thence
in n straight line parallel with Marshall
street 10 n road on the bank OF Wheeling
creek: thence with said road TO Marshall
street: thence with Marshall street 10 tho
corner OF Marshall and Centre streets, and
from said corner along. the westerly line
of Centre street to the place OF beginning"
Together with all personal property on
said premises. :. ..E.
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THE KIDS DEPOSIT.

NEW YORK, Jan. 2o.-"Kid" Mccoy
deposited 5000 to-day with q sporting
paper. as a forfeit to fight either Corbstt
or Fitzsimmons for the heavy weight
championship OF the world.
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BOXING.

rprns. OF Cincinnati, who
Cfa'nI1 heavyweight hamplonship OF
taims III. w wesl. arrived In the city last
the nAy Inn the ohio metropolis. He
hErl aah,biy net as referee at the TWEEN
VII plU sI contest between the bantnms,
y Ivn" and Bruner, nj the Beabout
Iutas s,,nn next Monday evening. He.
e,nDS :, a. H. npe,, 10 20 against any OF the
,s,.weIghts. and would IKE 70 box 20.
,,r the Metropolitan or bfldgeport
iT Jub. He signifies his Willingness TO
III, r,aIc A match with the winner OF the
yT.. ST .Stelzer contest at bridgeport
next Tuesday night H
wheeling sports" are tnklns consld-
.,,hlS interest In the outcome OF tho
Saw ,s,her. Stelzer bout before the
Ep.IiSsnort Athletic Club next Tuesday
D ir"rInc. and numerous delegation
t,0,n lis town will be at the rlngtside.
, m!S.r Farragher quit In front OF Stel-
Wv before the Metropolitan club last
~ Ma admirers claimed he was not
ssS md condition, and still hold to their
n ~ opinion that he is better man
LIN The mItts than tho Columbus boy.
SSr, week they will have the .opportu-
"I,v Of having their theory exploited.
~ rarragher Is In condition, he ought
- bpst his opponent, for he undoubt-
sd,y Is faster and possesses two to one
wore science. To Offset this. Stelzer
ncssesscs the nevcr-die spirit and will
rsmain indicated while he can stand
in front OF his antagonist.
NDicasc champion 105 pound bantam.
arrived in town last night, for his con-
trst with JOE Bruner. which takes place
a, The Deabout Club next Monday even
isr This match 70 very much talked Of
and no doue. q la-Se crowd will turn out
10 SEQ them Bruner weighed 1861
pounds yesterday and has &c take of
Two pounds before the contest. Both
agree to weigh In al 1o5 pounds. Bruner
has very good record and has boxed in
ali III, leading athletic clubs In the
crountry. II he wins this. he will 60 af-
Der Casper Leon, the los pound champion
q, the world. He boxed him a year ago
four rounds and made very creditable
showing. Ducasc Is training hard for
this bout, and will give 4 good account
Of himself. There will be several pre-
lImInarles. including four round con-
t,s; between Kid Wongo. Of Washing
ION. Pa. and Herman Beck, OF Pitts
bursh. This will be COOL bout. There
will also be other bouts. arrangements
for which are now being made.
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TERMS OF SALE.

one-thrd OF the purchase money, and rs
much more M the purchaser may elect to
pay. to be paid In cash on the day OF sale,
and the balance In two equal payments
Mt six and twelve months thereafter, with
interest thereon from the day OF sale. tho
purchaser giving his notes with approved
security for the deferred instnllmcnts: tho
title TO be retained by the trustee until
the property is paid for.
WILLIAM ERSKINE,
jalS ,rsr| I.t. rrustoa
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seorers-Wllson and Early. Umpire
Patterson.
To-nigtt-Aber-N!t and Tidal Waves.
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George Francis
Train, the fa-
-NtfC ea-

Madison
Square, who
has for thirty
years de-
clined the
compaaion.
ship Of any
o Il c b u t
children,
SaSs, l An
a child my.
self"
If a man
will live
rightly and
take proper
care of his
health dur.
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Ayers
Asthma.
cure,

better known as Ayers Cherry Pee.
toral, has made a record for It's
remarkable cures Of asthma. Cases
that have been considered beyond
hope or help have been cured by.
this remedy. We give two examples
Of such cures out Of the many on,
record
my mother has been q great sufferer
from asthma for tho past ten years, and her
recovery Is almost without u palallel On
account Of her advanced age-over seventy
we had but little hopes Of ever seeing her
well again; but We are sincerely grateful 70
inform you .hat she has been entirely cured
by the use Of Ayers Cherry Pectoral.s
fNGLlS BANKS, Tar Brook, Ms.
II was o sufferer for q long time from
asthma, vainly ondeavoring to procure relief
in the use Of ordinary remedies. At length
was Induced 70 try bottle OF Ayers Cherry
Pectoral. The first bottle afforded me 20
much benefit that l continued the uso Of tho
remedy until entirely cured b
+ ~ JOSEPH KLONz, Charlotte, N. c. Z
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he was President OF the Ohio League.
Twas during his administration that
Ed Delehanty. Cupid" Childs, Ad Gum
bert and Jake Virtue graduated and
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-06-01
In nlSresantiSim0
Sc vende pa
pei viejO.


IN 81 barrlo TIbes tres cuartos do
hora de la cludad de Ponce, una estsn-
oia de 400 cuerdas do cafe, platanoa
.gaineos intinIdAd de arboles frutales
inoluso nisperos cooos.
La cruza el camlno que desde los ba-
nos de Quintana conduoe Adiuntss,
~ limita en- toda su parte este con ei
flo Portuguese, tlene c6moda y espscioss
casa de vlylenda, con oorrederas dsbajo
para secar cafe, tahona para pillar ese
grano moiino para ventearlo, csss
;ara tieLda y vivienda sobre el camino
real, otra casa al cortado de ess oou
aorno para hacer pan, varias casas
mas para mayordomos y agregados.
Adeplas de los cafetalss que tiene ba-
10 sombra, ei resto de la estanoia esta
de maieza monte bleD dispuesto para
nuevas siembras de cafe.
Fara projio d. esta est ancia in ma.
"a don trancisoo Carta gena oIxa do
Meroado en- Ponce. pla
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-06-01
GRAN DEPOSITO
De CAL zADO Y PELETERIA De
DON JAIME RULLAN
ATOCHA s-IONUE
ATOOHA 8-I ONUE

En- este acreditado estableci nie nte Be ha
reclbido un extenso surtldo de calzado NC
todas classes las mas caprchosas formas,
para cabaileros, senoras y Dlnos Que 80 us'
italian preclos SIN CoMPETENCIA. M ma'
teriales para zapateros y IaiaDarreros, 90
complete el suItido. Tamblen SO han reel
Dido drllee dc hlio aSaigaao, ParefLI pt.
Q1e, baules de distlutos Iamanos preelos,
maletas para vlaJe, franeias ordinarlas, al
paTgatas de inhnload dc classes, plel 90 Ka'
sIa, Oadanas charoladas, gamGsas para &C.
ches, charoles franceses euc. etc.
Ureas de hlIo superlores de . a 3 Varas dc
ancho para sabanss. y propla para pauLa'
lon5iilos J camlsas para senoras. Telas dc
aigodon doble aucho para saDanas.
Ventas ''al por mayor y al detail"
Podce- 10 de Aoril 1898.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-06-01
CAPITULO XII
Ell MAYOR CAvALCANTI

Nj ell conde nj Bautista habfan mentido al
siar Morcerf vista del mayor Cavalcanti, que
serya Monte Cristo de pretexto para rehusar la
mda que le ofrecfan
Las siete acababap de dar, Mr. Bertuccio, seg1n
la orden que habia recbido habfa partdo dos horas
antes para Auteu, cuando coche de alqailer de-
tuvo la puerta del palacio parec6 hur avergonza-
do aLenas hubo dejado junto la reia hombre
como de cincuenta dos amos. vestido de
largas levitas verdes cuyo color indehpibe,
cho pantal6n de pano azu botas bastante impas
aunane CON barniz bastants desquebrsado guantes
de ante un sombrero, que tenfa la forma del de
gendarme oorbata tai era ell piDtoresco ira
ie bajo cual present6 Ell personae que llam6 la
reja preguntando ST allf donde vivfa Ell conde de
Monts- Cristo que, apenas hubo dido la respuesta
anrmatisa del portero dirgi6 hacia la esoalera.
La cabeza pequena aDgulosa de este hombre,
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SIC VENDE

Una caidefs multituoular de aeoro
que mide IA pies de largo por de dIa-
metro, con Gu caIdereta de vapor seco,
esta en- la playa de Ponce donde don
Felipe Valiant, puede informar dc sa
precIo,
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