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SMALLPOX.
Two New Gases 1T Bonham

new cases OF smallpox developed in this
city, Both are of very severe nature.
Several parties who had been exposed are
at the detention camp The health board
has adopted all necessary precautions to
prevent the spread of the disease. The
other three cases that developed here are
we'll and will be discharged tomorrow.
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Any enc Book Of Tho following List will be sent postpaid on reoe
Of cent postage stamp and 10 signatures cut from
SS4 the wrappers Of Arhaekles Roasted Coffee

No. "a A ONE NIGHT MYSTERY. other great Detective
Stories by "OLp sLnurun
No, IS ADVENTURES OF a eAsHFul sAcAEL o. by ciArA
AuousrA. a nhth provoking story
No. 90 TEMPEST AND SUNSHINE. A Novel, by MARY
HOLMES The naas popular age.
No. OF THE eunNYs,pE COOK BOOB ny MaA JrNN,r
sense Cook Books ever published,
No. 90 OLD ssoHETs AND NEW DISCOVERIES This book
takes
be found haih entertaining and uaeul
No. ae THREE THOUSAND THINGS WORTH KNOWING, by
X MOORE author moore Universal Assistant THIS
an encycjopedia ofhiy form
No. 90 The clrY OF DREADFUL NIGHT, stcrAa--
ly RuNYARn KiPlENa.
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introduced by Dies was referred TO this
committee. It developed that there are
two factions radically opposed to each
other as 10 the route Of the proposed
channel. Each side desires the committee
to grant II two hours Of time.
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iinrn Mt Lnrkhart.

Lockhart, Texas February 6.--Mr. ]. NJ
Booton of Mendoza lost his barn aud its
contents by f.re last night. Loss estimat-
ed $500 insured for $500 in the london.
Liverpool and Globe. Just five years ago
Mr. Bcoton had another barn burned on
the same location.
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Kenney, Texas February 5,-Dr Thomp-
son of Bellvllle, health officer Of Austin
county, was here today, He was called
by Or, II, H. sehenk TO see case that he
smallpox DR.. Thompson says
it is the same kind Of smallpox that is at
other points.
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some Gotten Lett AZ Hcprne.

Hearpe. Texas February ssevsrsl
Buyers from outside points have been here
this week Locking az the cotton which re-
mains unsoid IN the bottom There are
ret ABOUT 400 bales which yill likely BE
onstad for sale within the next few lays.
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Rcsidencc at vnIlev view.

Valley Wow, Texas February 5,-The
residence of J II. Bray burned last night;
part of his household goods were also de-
stroyed loss S1S00; no insurance.
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Cotton Viii Meeting al MrtSinney'
Mckinney, Texas, February 5.-Presi-
dent Jesse sbaln has called the Mckinney
Board Of Trqds 10 NEST in the court house
Saturday afternoon, February 10, for the
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In tyler County.

woodville. Texas February S,--County
court was convened this morning, bu
everything was continued for the tern
owing 10 tho prevalence o; smallpox In
the county.
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purpose Of completing organization Of the
cotton manufacturing company.
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No, 0h
Threo Beautiful
Flower
Pictures.

Each measuring 9ss4I7
inches. Tho titles are
+" summer Fragrance, y
-" A Vase ~ Lillcs,r' and
Fresh and sweet"
These thtoo pictures all
80 together, and win ha
sent post-paid on ro-
coipt OF , cent post
nse stump aud . sig
natures cut from wrap.
pers OF Arbuekies'
Roasted Coffee.
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Federal Relation. committee.

federai Relations Committee.
|sas''n' Texas, February glowing to
Is 81 quorum and as representatives,
We city OF Orange desired hearing on
'esoiutions(one adopted and one pend
~ IN the house in reference to the pro-
p channel from deep water at Sabine
70 points on the Sabine and Neches
EEs,s, ,ne house committee on Federal
fsuons decided to meet tomorrow night.
N week the house adopted resolution
E,sMhing the channel proposed by Major
United States engineer. Yester-
resolution indorsing the Quinn report
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The First Kiss

a bcantlfui
iul ported
picture l5x
90 Inches IN
size Scnt
post -paid
opreqeipe
of , cent
poBr ug @
stamp and
10 aisnn-
turcs cut
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nankrupter Petition.

galveston, Texas February s.--A petit
tion II bankruptcy was hled with the clerk
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No. IS
A Table Cover.
No. "a. A nasket Of eeautIes.

A magnificent picture Of Rosea by Paul de
Lonepre, the grent painter Of flowers We
believe tMa 20 be one of tho handscmest
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TWO Is Company.

Tho oriRinai
was painted
by Percy
ACsan. This
repfuduC
ttpn In "A
printinga IS
q genuine
work ct art
S SIC iGlSN
OBS incnes
Sent post
pa i'd on
receipt OF
two cent
y o stu Ge
stamp and
10 sigma
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No. 81
Tho First Prayer.

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No. 70
Lady's Belt Buckle.

silver plated artistic design, sent
postpaid on receipt of 2 cent
postuse stamp mud : siaun-
lures cut from Wrappers OF
Arhucklca' Ross,ed Conee. a
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No. es
No. 81. Elghty-one Gold Eyed Needles.

from wrappers OF Arbneklcs Roasted
2oaee,
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The Canton encampment met this morn
ing and reports of the grand officers were
submitted 10 the various committees, at
ter which the committee on memorials
brought in a resolution of sympathy and
regret on account of the death of the wife
OF Mr. T. NJ Anderson of Waxahachiea
Mr. Anderson Is grand master elect aud
would have been installed into this office
had not the death Of his wife prevented
his being present. No further business
was transacted
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cts Two dollars is not much of a spe-
cial inducement and in order to quicken
business Twin City agent has, it is
learned on good authority, devised an
ingenious scheme
Presumably he had made arrangements
beforehand with such roads as his pros
pective passengers would have to so
over, and then he sent out to his va
rious sub-agents rate slip at the bot
tom Of which wassprinued 'Confidential!y,
your commission is 81"
Over the figure was neatly pasted a
figure 6, and the slip then read: Con
fidentially, your commission is So
Of course a Sc commission will infuse
rev zeal into the sub-agents, who will
sing the praises of this particular line
and demonstrate that all others are
scarcely worth patronizing, and all for
the extra 81 commission.
In the event of being accused of a
breach of faith, the ingenious origina-
tor of the scheme will have the pasted
figure to fall back upon. and can deny
knowing anything about it.
How far this scheme will succeed ami
just how long it may go before being
spotted by other steamship men, re-
mains to be seen.
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LABOR NOTES.

Monday being the fifth in the month"; no
Union meetings will be held in ASSENT. Y
hail that evening.
A meeting of the teamsters of Mime
apoIs has been called at Alexander's Ian
next Wednesday evening Oct 81 for the
purpose Of organizing a teamsters' un-
The local branch of the Minneapa1is
Brotherhood of Electrical Workers has
decided to hold one open meeting each
hohth as Joint session of the Journeys
I ng5i ana apprentices, to be devoted to
craft. Win the
Joe Meyers, a former member Of Tho
Glgarmakers union, now of Chinneyye
terday. nan yes
The railway men of Great Britain have
at last succeeded in ,tbolishing the seven
GAYS work. The editor of the Railway
1eyleW calls this their best point won
aIlG says; have lost a decent old text
and bid it a fearful good-by''
since Jan l. 1885, the Iron Molders' In
teinauonal union has paid 1924. 655 in sick
benefits to its members.
Hereafter locomotive ffrep1en WHOM
promoted to the position of engineer
must drop their membership in ~
brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen If
they want tGcome members of the Rroth-
erhCod of Locomotive Engineers.
The United States bureau of statistics
is authority for the statement that wages
are OH an. average 20 per cent higher i'm
the places where labor is well orea nized
IMAM IN places where 1t is not.-EXchange
The. young women Of Hazclton. Pa.
nave boycotted all the men who refused
10 Strike and decline to dance with them.
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Results OFF,.
Modern Researches
Pound in
Buchanan
Scotch
Whisky.
READ BELOW.


Careful modern researches into the
action of alcohol within the body have
shown that it is a heat-producing food
of great energy, and that it differs from
the fats of various kinds which come next
to it in this respect in not requiring to
be digested, and in not making, therefore
any demand upon the powers of life be-
fore it is rendered available. The body Of
a healthy male adult of average size and
weight requires for the maintenance of
its temperature the daily internal deveI-
opment of 2,200 heat units, and a litre of
good Rhenish wine, which contains about
100 grammes Of absolute alcohol, will
furnish no such units, or nearly one
third of the daily requirement. ONE
QUARTER LITRE OF BUCHANAN
SCOTCH WHISKY FURNISHES 1900
HEAT UNITS OR OVER ONE-HALF
OF THE DAILY REQUIREMENT Bu-
CEANAN is distilled under the famous
pot" still process, and is guaranteed alb
solutely pure. Is a wonderful tonical
stimulant for both men and women Sold
by all goods dealers and furnished ty
GEO. BENZ & SONS. St. Paul and Min
neapolis.
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DEATHS

~~~NOoNNG~~I~&~~~@~o-~G~~
MANLEY-In st. Paul, at the residence,
279 Grove St, Saturday, Oct. 27, at 4
p: m. Mrs. Catherine Manley, aged
sixty years. Funeral from above resi-
dence at $3.50 a. M, Monday, Oct 20.
Services at ST. Mary's church at 10
o'clock.
VIEvERING- st. Paul, Oct. q. 1900
William Vievering ST., aged seventy
four years. Notice of funeral here
after
SCHROEDER st. Paul, Mimi, Oct
18th, 1900, Harold. infant son of J. N.
and Mary Schroeder aged two months
Funeral from family residence. No. 125
Plum street Sunday, Oct 18th, at 2
p. m. Services at ST. Johns church at
2;3O. Friends invited to attend.
BRAUN-George, at his home at South
st. Paul, Friday, Oct rs, aged forty
years. Funeral from above residence
Sunday, Oct rs, at 2 o'clock.
Vim e. Nagel. F. C. Listoe.
VIM. E. NAGEL UNDERTAKING CO,
Funeral Directors and Embamers, S23
Wabasha street, between Third and
Fourth streets. Telephone, sos Day or
night.
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third regiment, United States infantry
volunteers; Second Lieutenant Grayson
V. Heidi, sixty men, Troop L. Third
cavalry, attacked insurgents fourteen
miles east of Tarvican, Illocos, province
Luzon, engaged strong position occupied
by about 500 rifemen, LOCO bolomen: un-
der command of Juan Villamor, subord-
mate of limos. Desperate fight ensued,
which was most creditable to force en-
gagged, though under heavy pressure by
overwhelming numbers. our troops com
PEELED to return to Tarvican, which was
accomplished In tactical and orderly man.
ner Acting assis tant surgeon and civ
1lian teamster captured early in the fight
were released by Villamor. According to
their accounts insurgents much stronger
than reported here in their losses, mod
crate estimate, over $50. Our loss, killed.
First Lieutenant George l.. Febiger,
Charles A. Lidenberg William f vii
son, Company IT, Thirty-third regiment.
Z United States volunteer infantry; Andrew
4 Johnson, carrier; Guy e. McClintock.
Troop L, Third regiment, United States
cavalry. Many wounded"
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NEW LINE NEARLY FINISHED.
M. & st. L. VIII Soon Have Direct
Line to Twin Cities

Nj. & st. L. VIII Soon Have Direct
Line to Twin Cities.
The Illinois Central's new line between
Lyle and Albert Lea will be completed
and ready for operation by Nov h.
The Importance of this short branch
about twenty-five miles in length, con-
sists in the fact that the Minneapolis
& st. Louis will have more direct and
much shorter access to the Twin Cities
from Chicago.
AT present the Minneapolis & St Louis
has to employ a. somewhat circuitous
route via the Rock Island and the Bur-
lington, Cedar Rapids & Northern With
the new line the Minneapolis & ST. Louis
will reach the Twin Cities over their
own rails and those of the Illinois Cen
trail.
Between Lyle and Albert Lea there will
be three new stations and Representatives
from local roads interested have been
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FIRST OF THE YEAR.

VIII Charles Nj. Hays Assume south
ern Pacific Presidency.
MONTREAL, Oct 27.-Charles NJ. Hays,
general manager Of the Grand Trunk
railway system, who has accepted the
offer of the presidency of the Southern
Pacific railroad, in succession to the late
Coils p Huntington, will sever his con-
nection with the Grand Trunk at the
termination of his present engagement
with that road on Jan. 1 next and will
leave Montreal soon after the first Of
the new year. He declined to say wheth-
er any names had been considered by
the Grand Trunk directorate in connec-
ton with his probable successor
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GOV. MERRIAM's BUREAU.
Population of the United States t,
re Announced Next Week.

re Announced Next Week
WASHINGTON, Oct 27.-The work of
counting the inhabitants of the United
States was practically completed by the
census bureau today, and next week Di-
rector Merriam will announce the pop-
ulation of the country. His statement.
however, will be subject to some SLIGHT
revision. All the returns from Alaska
are not yet in, and the returns from the
American soldiers and sailors serving in
the Philippines and elsewhere abroad ara
not complete. These figures will be es
tmated. The figures for the states and
territories will be official. The work OF
the present census has proceeded upon
a system entirely different from that of
the last census. The first count of thu
population under the last census was a
nand count and was completed Thanks
giving day, 1880. The work of punching
the individual cards containing individ-
ual statistics was not begun until March.
1881, and was not completed until Sep
TENDER, 1891. The present count has
proceeded as each card has been punch
ed, so that now, with the completion of
the count, the individual statistics as
punched in the cards are complete.
The other statictics can now be ground
out mechanically from the punched
cards After the total population and
the population by states and territories
are announced next week, the bulletins
showing the population of the states and
territories are announced next week, the
bulletins showing the population of the
states and territories by the minor civil
divisions will be issued and tabula ted.
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SCHEME D Sell TICKETS
EVOLVED INGENIOUS
PLAN
COMMISSIONS ARE RA1sEl
Instead of 81 the sub-Agents Are
Promised So by FASTING One
Figure Over An
other.

The annual fall boom in st-bound
steamship traffic Is about to commence
From about the middle OF November until
well on into, December thousands of for
eign-born citizens will leave on visits to
their former homes.
Both railroad and steamship men are
naturally anXiouSflto corral as much
of this trade as possible and the articles
and tricks resorted to for this purpose
are generally sharp and sometimes anus
ing.
Just at present there is no commits
sion for selling railroad tickets, and
only 81 for disposing of steamboat tick
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VITAL STATISTICS.
~-~~NSoS~~-O-o-S-O-N.~N~~-N~~
MARRIAGE LICENSES

MARRIAGE LICENSES.
Henry Godfrey Eva Anger.
John r. Brantdmann, Sadie Pherpeton
Jacob Bernstein, Ida Nathan.
John ?. Mattson, Mrs. aura Anderson
Karl c. Skoog, Hannah Bjorkland
Christ Larsen, Palma Foss.
Frank Smith, Albina Kreasell
George n Giles, Dorthy NJ Thoms.
Louis Mark, Annie Venctzke.
Joseph Stein. Ray Goldsmith
Phil Mallett, Leannie Cameron.
Emil Roesel, Gustie Holzheimer.
Ray Hogue, M. M. Hercey
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45l and 453 NabasAa St.
Telephone Main $50.
In LabOr'S
Field.


The Bakers union held meeting last
night in Assembly hall with President
Thomas Do1fner in the chair 1t was
decided to hold a ball at assembly hall
Dec %, and the following committee was
appointed to make arrangements for the
same 29.;, J. PaTr +. Gundlach, c. Carlson,
). AuIels and C. Holz The union is in
a prosperous condition, there being about.
eighty members in good standing, and
business was reported good for this sea-
son oof} the year. Receipts, $47
eiu juo0is@ --
s'titf1fz Brewers.
The Brewers union held a meeting last
G1gnt IN assembly hall, with President
=; Dlll IN the chair. Arrangements were
completed for their ball, which will take
place at Assembly hall Dec s. All the
members Of the union to the number of
sixty were reported as being well and
employed. Routine business was trans
acted, and the union adjourned early to
allow the members to attend the Coopers'
$3.50 ~ IL Il %
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St Paul, Mimi, and Portland, Ore. But
the postothce department has succeeded
IN arranging with the Chicago, Burling-
ton & Quincy railroad for new train
to leave Chicago daily at $50 a. M to
run through to Lincoln Neb., and there
connect with their Lincoln and BILLINGS
train No. Al, which will run directly
through from Lincoln by way of Billings
over the Northern Pacific road to Port
land.
This will continue the double daily serv-
ice between all Eastern points, including
New York, Boston and Portland, Ore.
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MoLLY's FORTUNES.

The first chapters of ''Molly's For
tunes an interesting love story by
NJ E. Francis, author of I'm a North
Country Village ETC.. will be printed
in the o e of tomorrow. Watch for
it, for it's well worth reading.
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THE SCHOOLS MUST EITHER
CLOSE, OR THE EMPLOYEES MUST
WORK FOR NOTHING UNTIL NEXT
JANUARY. WHY: ASK AUDITOR
JOHNSON WHEN HE ASKS YOU FOR
YOUR VOTE.
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TORTURED AND ROBBED.
MedfaevaI Methods Prevail Among
Chicago Marauders

CHICAGO, Oct. PA. G. Ruby. pro-
prietor Of a saloon was tortured and
robbed of $780, at an early hour here
today Ruby was marched from his bed
at the point of two revolvers hell by
two robbers. He was bound and prodded
about the body repea teddy till The torture
became unbearable and he divulged the
hiding place of him money The rob-
bers escaped.
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BATTLE IN LUzoN.
American Troops Have Hot Fight
With Insurgents.

WASHINGTON, Oct 27-The war de-
partment has received a dispatch FROM
Gen. Macarthur giving an account of
a fight in which small detachment of
the American troops attacked a much
superior force OF Fflipinos. The dis
patch follows
Manila. Oct. 26-Adjutant General,
Washington-Oct. "a, First Lieutenant
Febiger, forty men, Company II, Thirty
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-10-28

in Chicago for few days. arranging
schedules of rates to and from these
points. The st. Paul men returned yes
terday morning.
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LOGAN-ALLEN.
Daughter of Porto RicO's Governor
M2rries His Aid.

Daughter of Porto RicO's Governor
M.rries His Aid.
SAN JUAN DE PORTO RICO, Oct. 3D.
The marriage of Lieut.. George W. Lo-
gan, .. S. N, aide de camp to Gov AL
len, to Miss Bertha Allen, daughter of
the governor, took place at $50 yesterday
evening in the throne room of the pal
ace here, which was nagnificently dec
grated with royal palms, potted plants
and pink flowers. Chaplain Brown u
S. A, off1ciated The bride advanced on
the arm of her father. Her sister, Mrs
A. F.. Hobbs, was the matron, and Miss
Shedd, of Lowell, Mass, was the brides
maid. Paymaster Brown was the best
man About 200 guests We're present.
At the biennial convention of carpenters
is shown that there is a marvellous in
crease in the last two years. The num-
Der of local. unions increasing from 42S
to us, and the membership from 81 sos to
IS, 416
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Choice Cubs.

Tulips 25c per dozen, 80 per 100. Fiant
now if you want a fine display in the
spring. L. l.. May & Co., 81 East Sixth
street.
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PLAINTIFF RULED OUT.
Federal District Court Favors the
Missouri, Kansas I& Texas.

FORT SCOTT, Ark, Oct 27.-Judge
Simmons, in the district court here 70
day, sustained motion to dismiss the
suit of Mary H. Stevens ct al, VS.. the
Missouri, Kansas & Texas railroad COM
pany for want of jurisdiction. This de-
cision is almost fatal to the interests OF
the plaintiffs who were seeking to pre-
vent the construction of the Missouri.
Kansas & Texas road and the Kansas
City & Pacific, which is known as the
Kansas City branch of the Missouri,
Kansas & Texas road, running from Coz
feyville to Paola.
The decision renders void the injunction
preventing the construction and purges
the Missouri, Kansas & Texas company
of contempt by effecting the construction
in violation of the injunction. The case
has been in the federal and state courts
for three years Both have now dis
claimed Jurisdiction A similar suit is
pending in the New York courts, the
Stevens having also secured an injunc-
ton there.
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WILL HAVE SANE SERVICE.
withdrawal ofoNorth Coast Limited
VIII Not Affect Killings.

WASHINGTON, Oct 7-The Northern
Pacific railroad tomorrow will withdraw
trains 8 and between St. Paul and
Billings, thus destroying SO far as he
Northern Pacific is concerned the double
daily mail service on that ROAD between
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-10-28

We are not making any prices, but ask
you to call and make selection from two
car loads of pieI2os we have just put in,
and if you have the least t idea of buying
member we pay spot cash for our goods.
Smith Music house, Az Wabasha street.
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Fall and Winter Underwe

The carefully
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