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Of Agriculture, fnsuSnneo, Sta
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10 Al, Whom 1t May Concern:
This II to Certify. That the
PENNSYLVANIA FIRE
Insurance. Company Of Phliadsiphsa, Pa.
has In all respects fully complied with ths
laws q Texas a. conditions pYeeedent ~ teg
doing business In thi. state. and INST sald
this Office entiung 1t to DO buslneys IN this
state for twclyc months from the ut 6ay Of
January, 1892, to the sist dey Of Dscsmber,
lsos.
Ut oivsn under ny Asna ~ 81.
Seal At cface. y Austin: the day and
'- date a 9Efs ssiss Sf' ioaxson.
Commissioners.
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Austin, Texas, March is. 1899
re All Whom II May Concern
This is to Certify, That the
cERMAN-AMERIcAN
Insurance. Company Of New York, N. r..
hsr in all respects fully complied With the
lave Of Texas az conditions precedent to 10
doing business In this state, and that said
i,'is office emitting IL to do business In this
state for twelve months from tho lat day Of
JANUARY, 1899. to the aist day Of December.
1859.
------- Given under my hand and seal.
Seal. At Office, in Austin, tho day and
------- dato first above written.
JEFFERSON JOHNSON,
Comm'ssiorcr.
Once OF
Commissioners OF Agriculture, Insurance, sta
tlsties aud History
Austin, Texas. March %. 1889.
To All Whom II May Concerns
This Is to Certify, That the
INSURANCE. COMPANY OF NORTH AMER
ICA
has in all respects fully complied with the
laws OF Texas as conditions precedent to its
de NIX business IN this State, and that said
Company holds Certificate OF Authority from
this office emitting Il TO do business IN this
STATE for one year from the LIST day o.
january. 1922 to the aist day Of December.
1899.
l-------- Given under my hand and seal,
Seal ~ office, In Austin, the day aud
.-------.- date FIRST above written
MCPHERSON JOHNSON.
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HOUSTON. TEXAS.
RAPHAEL BROS

Oiilcn OF
Commissioner Of Agriculture Insurance. Sta
tistics aud History,
Austin. Texas. March o. isss.
To All whom II May Concern:
This Is to certify That tho
rRusslAN NATIONAL.
Insurance Company Of ststtin, Germany ha.
in All respects fuliy compiled with the laws
OF Texas as conditions precedent ia Us doing
business IN this state, and thnt said Company
hoCg 4 Certificate Of Authority from this Of
rru Quitting It to do business ~ this state Tor
tVs,lSp months from the ist Gay Of january,
1899 to the Slst day of pecsmbyr 1920
---i Givn unlar my hand ana seal.
Seal | NJ Office. Va Auetiu the day and
---,.----. date hrsi above written.
JEFFERSON JOHNSON.
commissioner
RAPHAEL BROS. Agents. Houston. Texas.
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Once or
Commissioner OF Agriculture. Insurance. tia
tstcs and History,
Austin. Texas. March 70. 1891
TO All Whom Il May Concern:
This 10 TO certify, That the
IOWA LIFE
Insurance Company OF Chicago, III. has
In ali respects fully compiled With the laws
OF Texas as conditions precedent 10 lts doing
business In this State, aud that said Company
holds Certificate OF Authority from this Of
fce ontitllng It TO do business IN this sinte
Tor twelve months from the list day Of Janu-
sry 1899. TO the 3ist day Of December. 1893.
- Given under my hand and seal,
Seal. at Office, Ia Austin. the day and
--- date hrst above written.
JEFFEnSON JOHNSON.
Commissioner.
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Commissioner " Agriculture. Insurance. Sta
tlstlce and History,
Austin Texas, March Q. 1922,
To All Whom II May Concerns:
This 10 TO Certify, That the
SPRINGFIELD FIRE AND MARINE
Insurance Company OF Springfield. Mass..
has Ia all respects fnlly complied with the
lawg OF Texas as conditions precedent TO ts
doing business IN this state and that safe
Company holds Certificate Of Authority from
this Office emitting It 10 do business IN this
STATE for one year from the let day OF
January, 1882 TO the Sist day OF December
1928.
--~-l Given under my hand and seal
Seal At office, IN Austin, the day and
------ date hrst above written,
A. S. TItWEATT,
Acting Commissioner
Office OF
con missioner OF Agriculture, Insurance, Sta
tisttes ana History.
Austin Texas, March o. 1899.
To All Whom n May Concern;
THIS is to Certify. That tho
LIVERPOOL AND LONDON AND GLOBE
Iraurance Company Of Liverpool. England.
Mad In all respects fully compiled with the
inws OF Texas as conditions precedent to rs
doing busness IN this state, and that said
Company holds certihcats Of Authority from
tbs ofhne emitting II to do business ia this
state for twelve months trom the Let day OF
January. 1889, 10 the 3lst day o, December,
1879,
- Given under my hand and seal.
1 Seal. OF office Ia Austin, the day ana
I--.-.----- date first above written
JEFFERSON JOHNSON.
Commissioner.
cEAs II. PEscAY Special Agent. Houston.
Tegas.
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Arizona republican., 1899-02-04
PATTON GRAND.

The theater-soing public of Phoenix when considering the names in that powerful aggregation cf theatrical tal- ent which comprises Arthur C. Ais tons company, presenting "Tennes- sees Pardner" this season, will be convinced that the production is of very superior merit. "Tennessee' $ Pardner," which was suggested by Bret Harte's well known romance, is such a strong character comedy drama that any but the most experi- e2ced actors would ruin it. In en- gaginE the company Manager Aiston vas careful 10 select actors especially adapted to the requirements Of the characters and has retained for the third successive season the principal members of the original cast. includ- ing Es5ha Williams, lane Corcoran, Annie Mortimer, Fanny Curtis, Larry MainhaIl Percy Plunkett, Walter Ryder, Frank M. Kelly, TheO6or Westman, Charles Powell, j. w I<ilduf and Tncmas Stubs Ten nesse's Pardner" has been secured for . special engagement at the Patton Grand next Wednesday.
Arizona republican., 1899-02-04

referee and Elmer Ross as scorer IThev officiated to the complete gatis- faction of all concerned and the records were correct in each instance.
 The first event was q live bird shoot Of five pigeons and S4 entrance fse. ! Weber killed > Hart ,, COnley :, H. | Fowler 5, Meyer 5, Chubb 4 McVeagh | {. Stuhr f. l.. Fowler i, J. M Aitffn i.
 Norjio Graham 2 Purcell 2 and Gra-
 ham 2.
 Event No 2 for the individual cham |pionspihip live bird shoot. 15 birds and S6.50 entrance fee.-Chubb 13. Me ! Veagh 13, Graham I3. Conley I3, Fowler
 t3 j. M. Aithin l3, [. Fowler l2. Never Ill., MOrtio Graham Ii, Weber II. Hart 10, Purcell 10. and T. D. Aitkin 3. Stuha withdrew. The tie for the medal was decided in the next event L. Fowler took second place, there was q tie for third place, tie for fourth and Ii. D. Aitlen was fifth Tho remqln- ing ties were also decided in the next contest
 Event No. 2. seven birds. S entrance and three DIacea.-AIcE eagh z. l.. Tow Ter G. Tessop G, Chubb 6. Weber $ Con ley {. II. Fowler 6, Graham $. Hart 6. J. M. Aitkin l. Sistey f and MGrtia Graham 4. The individual medal for the second event was awarded Me eG5R t ne second pace was decided in lively contest between Chubb and Conley. The match was for ten birds and CouleS succeeded in killing his lot. ChUb5 was successful with h s first nine bids, but in very easy shot lost his aim on the tenth bird.
 Event No. 4, twenty t4rgets, s3 en- trance and three places-Webe I9, Chubb r. T M Ait5en 15. Graham 15. McVeagh 15, F. Fowler 15. Conley If. Hart 12, JessOD 10, and Sistey '. The tie for third place was shot off in the next event and resulted in third money for Graham and Fowler
 Event No. }, ten targets singles and $f.50 entrance.-Chubb 10, Graham g. F. Fowler 9, J. M. Aitl5en 8. Jess-p '. l Weber {. H. D. Aitken 6, C0nley 6. and Sistey |
 Event Nc. 6, fifteen targets singles, S250 entrance and three Dlaces.- Chubb 15. J. 1I AitEen B Graham l3, Weber 13, II D. AitIan 10, II. Fow,e- g. and COniey 8.
 The shooting was ended about sun down and the members Of the club ex- pressed themselves as having parici- 1 pated in 9 very enjoyable tournament. |
 The Phoenix club tenGerel 9 E3anque; last night to the visiting team at tIp | Ford hotel There were 3 few sports, 1 men not in the association presen- ! and some business was transacted
Arizona republican., 1899-02-04

present season at the First Methodist church next Tuesday night. The so- ciety embraces the best musical talent of the city and all it's entertainments have been attended by success. The patrGnesses Of the coming concert are: Mesdames Walter Talbot, j. F. Walker, 2. J. Bennitt. E. Heyman. Walter Benn and II. J. Jessop.
 The adm II will be at popular prices. g res
 The aa f)r the concert is as fellow:
 Opening chorus. Come. Dorothy, Come" (Suabian TclEslieb.)
 Male quartette- EIassrs. Andrews, SnOWgrass, Barnes an5 Ben]4am.
 Full chorus, T Vga.te5 fer the Lord" (11enHelssohn.j
 Solo, Miss Mamie Plank.
 Recitation. Miss PulCT.
 Full ehorIs, By EaP -on's Wave (COunCd.}
 Solo. MT. Irving \ .rews.
 Full chorus. "BI -shtly the Morn ing CVon Weber.)
Arizona republican., 1899-02-04

were only moderately good. t was | a sight which could not be seen 5n many parts of the world and it W1t5 the first time many of the aaz6rs had l ever had Cf the planet ir the daytime l trough some had seen it in transit
 The air yesterday was remarkably clear. 4 fCE locked in vain. for the giimmer Of the star through the brigh. sunlight md those who could see it tried tc describe it's location to those yn0 could not. They pointed the in de1 finger at 1t as if a man ever lived who could see at what another was pointing. Others established land marks in the heavens Now. there. ." said one man. See that cloud that looks ike CEba2 The stars about ten feet above the west end of it. See it?'
 CAUGHT IN 1 CANYON. - I9ast Tuesday Horace Hoover sad&Iad his horse and rode to Q canyon sixteen miles southwest Of the Giia anc salt river junction, where he intended hunting big game Night found him at . water basin in that locality which is watering place for deer. lions and coyotes. Here ne pitched camp di- recuy unde1 meath some dry falls 1 rain came I'D and about 2 o'clock in the morning the water began pouring ever the falls. He soon awakened and mounting his horse attempted to leave the canyon, which was last fll- ing. The night was pitch dark ard he grcped about for two hours. finally meeting bunch Of cattle Thinking to be near the mouth Of the canyon. and impeIIed by the sound C. fast ac- cumulatinS water. he proceeded fur ther, only to return to 5Ao sp3- enc half hour later. Deemins. 1t u5eless to attempt to escaDe In the darkness he clurS to the band cf cattle and awaited day break. At las5 ie came and Ar- Hoover was surprised t0 find that he was not much moro ,lzn stones throw from his original start ing place, but occupied g. hizn erls- hence which lead over 2 2oothil ana cut of the cauyon. lie gave ID the hunt as bad jch, bus will rc5a1ly never forget his unayailfn- efforts e leaTe the GeluEe1 c5Iyo1 CT that stormy night
 --.0:
 Dr. Swetnam treatment Of diseases 1f the lungs is rational, scientific ana success lyII. Try
Arizona republican., 1899-02-04
TO GIVE U ? T EMPLE.
Mexican Government Has Consented
 to Deliver Him to Our Officers.

Washington, Feb. 3.-The United States amb9ssador to Mexico, Mir Powell Clayton, has notified the state department that the Mexican govern ment has consented to grant the ap- plic2tion of the United States author ities for the delivery to them under ex- tradition proceedings Of James Tenn pie, the American railroad man, who is now held unde. arrest in Mexico for killing a Mexican on the American side of the border in Arizona.
Arizona republican., 1899-02-04
SUPREME COURT.
Judge Davis Called Home by Illness ir
 His Family.

The supreme Court yesterday did not finish the hearing of all the eases on the calendar. Associate Justice Davis was called home by illness in his family, leaving clly two members oi the court fo- the hearing of all cases which had come up from other than inc First district. For this reason the cases of the Providence Gold Mining c0r9any, appellant. vs. Dennis Burke, d. -ilee, from Yay2pai county, and Joseph Dixon, appellant. vs. the terri tory. respondent. from Yavap3 county, were reset.
 Upon an agreement between the at torneys the case OL Robert Neasa ap- FaIlant, ys. the territory, respondent, from M0have county, was argued be- feTe Chief Justice Street and Associate Justice Dean and submitted
 The matter Of John Betis, appellant vs. the territory. respondent. C:,ohise county. vas submitted on briefs.
Arizona republican., 1899-02-04
PERSONAL MENTION.

Max Lee Quieux of New yorl1 was a1 the Ford yesterday.
 3lr. George 3. Sargent came down from Prescott yesterday morning.
 J. W. Wentworth and wife o5 Flag staff were at tEe Ford yesterday.
 1-r. s. ?, Behan, live stock agent cf the g. r. r. 6 P. arrived from Pres cctt yesterday morning.
 Miss Irene Martin of Prescott cane eo"n yesterday with her father, J. C.. Martin 06 the JoCrn3l-5Iinc-. and is at the Adams. Miss Martin will re- main hc-e until next Monday.
 Col. J. c. Martin Of the Journal Miner arrived from Prescott yesterday morning t- attend the legislative re- ception. He aill remain in toun over sunday and renew his spiritual strength by aa at5erdanca on divine services tomorrow.
Arizona republican., 1899-02-04
THE TOURNAMENT
Yesterday Witnessed a Fair Division
 0? HonorS.

A number Of people we. e present at the park yesterday to witness the live bird shooting. Tn contrast with the first day of the tornament. the welthar was splendid, there being just enough cl0udiness to hide the glare ot the san.
 \ large number Of pigeons were used in the contest. Most Of the marksnen Who failed b achieve any success in target shooting fully re5e sme1 them selves in the live bird shoot. The Wida difference between clay and live bird shooting was eXempltiied i1 the case Of E F Mo Ve29h who captured the ,ceth-r medal on the first day but who won tue individual championship or the terri tory yesterday.
 The shooting began at 10 q. In., in side the park grounds. A hct spread was nrapaled early in the day anQ served at intervals throughout tEo match. So 1t was unnecc 5sa. y fOt tee sp3ctsmen to leave the sconc Of shoot ing and they spent the entire day on the grounds.
 The programme concluded vii | tar get shaa.iGs at the pits. Some It l. difficulty was experienced V-ith the traps. which at times. Tan-fe5a1 ths conditions fer rapid firing veE.ng.
 During the meet Y. Hooker act ( a.
Arizona republican., 1899-02-04
NOTICE.

A meeting will be held at Five Points tonight on the subject Of Greater Phoenix. i full attendance of persons interested in an extension Of the city limits is requested.
Arizona republican., 1899-02-04

Is not everybody's nose. 4 certain individual with 2 certain nose and a certain glass may run, jump. ride. sneeze. stoop, laugh-still his glasses cling as though part Of his physiog- n,my; while another with the same identical glass cannot move without them slipping. Tn eyeglass fitting the many different noses require as great a variety of guards as well as a fund of ..ncseoIogica1'' knowledge. We have both. Pleased to CON VINCE YOU.
Arizona republican., 1899-02-04

At 10 and I5 cents Der pound there is nothing so cheap as the choice cuts of cold storage meat at r. I. Hurley's s Central Meat market, No. W. Wash ington street Telephone No. 12. Or ders delivered promptly to all parts of the city.
Arizona republican., 1899-02-04
LAND UNDER TEMPE CANAL FOR
 SALE.

Four hundred and forty acres with Tempe water; grain last year; eXcel- lent land; bargain; immediate sale or portion. Apply Tempe Canal office, Tempe Arig.
Arizona republican., 1899-02-04

Talbot & Hubbard have Johnson s Powdered Floor Wax for dancing floors.
Arizona republican., 1899-02-04
LOCAL BREVlTiES.
FIREMEN, ATTENTION.

There will be an adjourned meeting of the Phoenix Fire department Satur- day at s o'clock D. m-, for the purpose of installing the uninstallad officers.
 THOMAS D. MCLLOY,
 Acting Secretary.
Arizona republican., 1899-02-04
THE WEATHER.

Daily report received at Phoenix. Arizona, Feb 3rd, 1899. Observations taken at all stations at a. m., 18th me- ridian time, or 5:30 Phoenix time.
Arizona republican., 1899-02-04

Steinway & Sons upright piano. only S3O0.00. Do rot fail to see it. w. s. Jenkins Temple of Music, Pat- tons opera house block.
Arizona republican., 1899-02-04

The '99 Tribune is not a HAS BEEN, and we are not married to back num- ber Call and be convinced. B South First avenue. E. M. DEPEW.
Arizona republican., 1899-02-04

Cards of thanks, notices pertaining ro sni..ations and societies, church fairs or soclals, will not be printed iE The Re- publican except Whad paid for
Arizona republican., 1899-02-04

Celery croquettes served with all kinds of game and turkey, at the Epicurean cafe, Central hotel.
Arizona republican., 1899-02-04

Two quail on toast, 35Jcents. Fish, oysters, fine "BROILED" steaks, choice dinners; quick service; open all night COFFEE AL.
Arizona republican., 1899-02-04

s3O0.O0 buys a Steinway &. Sons piano at w s. JenkiDs' Temple Of Music. 324 Washington street, Pat tons opera house
Arizona republican., 1899-02-04

VIII you meet me zL the foonte1n? At Wakelin'g pharmacy Of course
Arizona republican., 1899-02-04

S3GO.O0 buys 2 Steinway & Sons up right piano q W. 5. Jenkins temple of Music. Do net faif-t0 see it. 524 Washington St, PattCh's opera house block
Arizona republican., 1899-02-04

Try Freston's 20 cent dinner. 4 North Center St.
Arizona republican., 1899-02-04
FOR OVER FIFTY YEARS

Mrs. WinsIow's Soothing Syrup has been used for children teething. It soothes the child, softens the gums, anays all pain, cures wind collie and is the best remedy for diarrhoea. Twenty five cents a bottle
Arizona republican., 1899-02-04

Choice steak at city market, 23G E. Washington street. Cant & Balsz, proprietOrs.
Arizona republican., 1899-02-04

The popular rendezvous is at Wake 1in's pharmacy, the most comfortable room in town
Arizona republican., 1899-02-04

We ask for a trial meat order al Gardiner block Cant 6 Balsz, pro- pTietOrs.
Arizona republican., 1899-02-04
SCHOLASTIC TREE PLANNING
The CeIt brailoR Of arboF Day by fhs
 Scholars.

[ ,ArbOr Bay was more earnestly cela- | brated by the Phoenix schools yester- day than ever before. The tree plant ing was mostly done at the East and West End schools Ash trees were set Out on the walks on the street sides of these buildings and umbrellas wee planted on the playgroaEds. The most inter Iestins incidents of the p-o- aramme occurred at the Central building, @heIa trees were planted a53ut the GEinEing fountains. This ceremony was attended by recitatiCns. music and exercises in caIisthenfcs led 0:- Professor lic1yeG and Miss Laura Dobbs, who directed the move rlen-z cf the GOO pupils. Their move -EelLs were executed with military precision. During tae exercises furious rcIW occurred among the horses Iitched next the grounds. Not one Of the 500 manifested any interest in t 90 slziilful had been their train ing. The following appropriate song to the tune of America was sung by the pupils betUeel ceCdCns of the cal tGtleric exercises:
 Grow thou, and flourish well
 liver the stc,y tel,
 Cf this gla6 cay.
 J-cng may the branches raise
 To heaven our grateful praise,
 Wait them on sunlight rays
 To God above
 Deep in the earth today
 Safely thy roots we lay.
 Tree of Cur love.
 Grow th0u and flourish long
 liver our grateful song.
 shall lt's glad notes prOIong
 To Go5 above. Let music swell the breeze And ring from all the trees
 On this glad day.
 Bless, then, our happy land,
 Teach them thy loves command
 Great God, we pray"
 The exercises at the high school ! building were opened by an Arl 2 Lay | song, followed by an address D J Chap . lain Scott. The classes wee then r formed in the yard and trees were planted. The dedicatOry addresses were delivered tor the seniors by Mar tin CaIdcTW0od; fo~ the juniors. by Miss Nettie Baitin; for the soDho- Ee7res, by Miss Drew Bennett, and for the freshmen. by Hugh Grifth
 The exercises Gt the East and West End schools were equally interesting and of similar clar3cler All were at- tended bF many visitors. who cane away with a much higher appreciation 7f the schools
 PHILHARMONIC SOCIETY. ,. he First Of Phis Seasons Entertain
 ments Next Tuesday Night. The Philharmonic society. which af 'o-d ded SC much delight to the music overs cf Phoenix last winter. will
Arizona republican., 1899-02-04

For Rent-The Good Templars' hall. Inquire at Doris Bros.
Arizona republican., 1899-02-04

Dr. Swetnam treats all forms of 2eart disease. Also diseases Of the stomach. Ohce, No. 8 N. Second Ave.
Arizona republican., 1899-02-04
Rain or

VIM. G. BURNS, Observer.
Arizona republican., 1899-02-04

Dr. Swetnam' s treatment Of diseases of the lungs is rational, scientific ana successful. Try it.
Arizona republican., 1899-02-04

The Philharmonic society. which af- fc ded SC much delight to the music lovers c3 Phoenix last winter. will give it's first entertainment of the
Arizona republican., 1899-02-04

The First Of Phis Seasons Entertain
 ments Next Tuesday Night.
Arizona republican., 1899-02-04

F6lESIIT EASEMENTS. -.A gen. tlonan found a leather case yostardav containing clerical veetman5s. Tie name Of the owner of the case. Rev. Father Seraphin, WIS printed on the inside. The property was left 4t th.s
Arizona republican., 1899-02-04

WAITING TELEGRANS. - The Western Union has undclitcscd JcIc- grams for J. R. Wilson. Mrs A. j. Wampler and Mrs. Jcssio Higley.
 RAID4D 4 RANCH. Two wagon covers were stolen on Thursday night from the ranch of Broomell brothers. three-quarters CI q mile north of Phoe- nix .pal k
Arizona republican., 1899-02-04

PHILHARMONIC SOCIETY.
The state herald., 1899-01-06

Tho way to go to Calafonia IL in a
tourist car-personaliy conducted via the
Burlington Route. You don't change
ears. YoI make fast time. fon see the
finest scenery on the globo.
Your car is not 30 exponsiveiy finished
nor 30 fine to look at as u pniace sleeper
but it Ia just as clean, just as comforta-
BILE, just us good to ride in, and nearly
$50 cheaper.
The Burlington excursions leave every
Thursday reaching san Francisco Sun
day and Los Angeles Monday. Porter
with each ear. Excursion manager with
each party. For folder giving full infor-
nation call Mt nearest u. 4 NJ. Il. f. dc
pot or write to }. Francis. Gen'i Passen.
ger Agent, Omaha, Neb juneG
The state herald., 1899-01-06
HOLIDAY RATES.

Account Christmas and New Year
Hnlidnys wall sell tickets 10 Colorado
points within two hundred miles, at ratio
pf fare and one fifth for the round trip.
Tickets 70 be sold Dee. -, IS. 26 and 81.
1898, and Jan |. aud ., 1879; final limit
of all tickets to bo Jan. 1, 1899 Call and
SEQ me IN regard to tickets TO other
states w. II. Johnston, agent.
The state herald., 1899-01-06
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san finnei.ea IN 'hr Pacific with uen"fal isf'
fit, In tho hospitals a, iionululn, In Hong hnns,
In Tho American ,,enel.s ~ Manila. IN the Incur
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the tall II hanila. bonanza for AGENTS. iltim.
full ii a'iainai pictures laien bi government
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