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The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-03-01
THE BOARD OF FINANCE.

The board of finance at it's regular meeting last night transacted no other business than to sign the usual batch of bills for the various departments.
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[. 1. VAsABURN S Co.

Notwithstanding the false Impression which may have existed in. the minds of some that ours Is a high priced store, the are filled with goods which may he relied upon as just what is desired, or ordered by your physician. And that our prices are always as low and often lower than quoted elsewhere our customers of many years will bear witness.
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District of New Haven, ss. Probate cour

District of New Haven, ss. Probate Court,
 February 25th, 1901 ESTATE of BARRETT NJ. SMITH, late of New Haven, in said District, deceased. The Court of Probate for the District of New Haven hath limited and appointed six months from the date hereof for the credit ors of said deceased to bring in their claims against said estate. Those who neglect to exhibit their claims within said time will be debarred All persous Indebted to said es- tate are requested to make immediate pay ment to ROBERT N. CORWIN,
 LOUISE B. GRAHAM,
 mh1 St Executors.
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MRS. $. A. GLADwIN's

ELnpIoyment Agency. 5877 102 ORANGE ST., BowdItch Buildinr. roorS 4-o. headquarters for the best situationss ID years experience. Coachmen. fafn}I nahas, porters. girls for general houae worf housekeepers. etc. Germans, swedes. sS1 others needing situations, should apnlY5 z end nose requiring superior help cai s64l English spoken. M XII S A s
The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-03-01
DIR. HALLS LECTURE.

Dr. Fayette Hall gave a lecture in Harmonic hall last evening on 'Abra- ham Lincoln, Who and What He Was" before a small audience.
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rHaanrs.

one cent word for each insertion: five cents word for full week, seven
 times
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As Opticians.

We do not claim to treat all diseases of the eye, or to do that which only the Oculist can do properly; but mechanical work in thls line entrusted to us Is done by experts well aud promptly.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-03-01

There vii be rehearsal of "The Fair Maid of the West" by Yale students in Alumni hall at 7:15 this evening.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-03-01
MORE CONTRIBUTIONS RECEIVED

For the t1remens Bene1lt fund.
 Chief Fancher of the fire department last evening announced the following contributions to the fund for the fami- lies of the fremen who were killed in the Judson packing house fire:
 James A. Church .....................$l $l0 Cash ............. Standardization. 9
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CAPITAL STOCK, $5oo,ooo

the Value of $100 each All
 Stock Full paid and Non Accessible
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to a monument Of stones thence north 10 dee E min west 23S.6 feet to intersection with line 3-i Of Republic Lode. thence north 3l deg east 70 feet to cor No I of Republic Lode, thence south g deg east 10 COT No Republic Lode the place of beginning. containing l s5 acres Total and net area Of Copper lode. 2O.66 acres Total area of Republic lode >5 acres Less conflict with Buckey u = acres Net area Of Republic lode ..-...-..... .S7 acres Net area Of thi. lode claim ... 25 s acrs>
 This claim Is located iu the Greenlcc Gold Mountain and Copper Mountain mining dis tricts. approximately in section 2a, township south range - east un>urveyei. in Graham county. Arizona. G and : Meridian.
 The adjoining and conflicting clairs> are as follows: To the Copper Lode. ou the east the Victor Lode. unsurveyed. on ihe south the Tip Top lode. unsurvcyed. on the west the RcpuS- lie lode of this survey. and the Buckey lode: on the north. vacant public land To the Rcpub- lio lode. on the south The Jumbo unsurvcved. on the west vacant land on the north the Buckey lode. Owners Of adjoining claims un- known.
 The locations are recorded as follows. The Republic lode. original location, in book g page Ss4 Of records of mines: amended location in book II. records of mines. page 2>9. The Copper lode. the originid location. book 9, records of mines, page Ss5: amended location. took l. records of miues page 20. All of said records being of the office Of the county re cOrder of said Graham county. Arizona Ter ritory.
 Any and all persons claiming adversely any portion Of said Republic or Copper mines or surface ground are required to file their ad- verse claims with the register of the United States Land Office at Tucson. in the Territory of Arizona during the sixty days period of publi cation hereof or they will be barred by virtue of the provisions of statute.
 MILTON R, MOORE. Register.
 First publication Nov. 2l, 1901.
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In the Justice Court

No. Precinct. County of Graham. Territory of
 Arizona;
 S J Forbes plaintiff, vs N Levi. defendant summons Action brought in the Justice Court of No. Precinct in and for the County ofGrahum. in the Territory of Arizona.
 In the name of the Territory of Arizona To \. Levi. defendant. Greeting: You are hereby summoned and required to appear in action brought against NOu bV the abovC-u named plaiutiN in the Justice Court of No Precinct. in and for the County of Graham. in the Territory Of Arizona, aud answer to the complaint flied in Sa;d Justice Court Ht Clifton. in said County, within five days, exclusive Of the day of ser Vicc. after the service upon you of this sum mons. 1T served within this Precinct. but if served without this Precinct, but within the County, ten days: if served out of the County. fifteen days. in all other cases twenty dasS: or judgment by default will be taken against you
 Given under my hand al Clifton this lith day of November. 1901. B A. BoNIES
 Justice of the Peace of said Precinct
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A Fiendish Attack.

An attack was lately made on C. F Collier of Cherokee, Iowa, that nearly proved fatal. It came through his kid ucys. Hjs back got so lame he could not stoOp without great pain, nor Sii in a chair except proppcd by cushions No remedy helped him until he tried Electric Bitters which effected such q wonderful change that he writes h. feels like a new man. This marvellous medicine cures backacho and kidney trouble, parties the blood and builds mp your health. Only 50c at Dunn. drug store.
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Company the of developing the Santa Rosa group of mining claims It is strictly home pie familiar with the property which the stock is shares issued with a par value of 1oO The deeded to the for ooOo shares of stock and the remain 5o0o0 left in the treasury to be sold for development purposes block shares the market at ten immediately people of Metcaf all whom perfectly familiar with the property This money partially expended the development of the property and
 decided offer additional shares to the general public at twenty five cents share
 located the Copper Mountain Mining District Graham County Arizona in what generally known as the Cf tOnMorenc district where copper mining has been successfully half the incline, about miles north of Morenc At Met the rfamed producing mines Of Arizona from markets of the world for the past thirty years
 The consists of of fifteen claims lying in solid body 300 of ground The claims have all been monumented and there conflicting claims part The title but perfect The men work has been done on all o1 ihe claims TOT lh present year of work will have been done The mines have been opened mostly by tunnels and
 drifts srngers of rich glance and oxide which will transportation shelter charges and return from $50 $oo ton There also large which be concentrated on the ground at handsome profit.
 The management of the affairs of the in the hands of The president and vcepresden this section many years They will crowd development work just fast be raised for the purpose.
 stronger be advanced than that all of the has by home people, familiar the property the management and chased the stock investment rather than speculation Not dollar of the first issue o the stock IS for sale neither can the value which shows the confidence of the original locator in the you can purcbase stock in home operated for honestly expended develop home property don't consider a pretty proposition
 stated Every dollar derived from the sale of stock is invested in the development of the property Applications stock direct the president secretary the Mecf Arzona commission paid the sale of stock
 JOS. TANNER, PC. LITTLE,
 Secretary and Treasurer
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Forest Lieu Selection No. 15O.
[. s. Land Office, Tucson. Arizona

|. .. Lana OIhce. tucson. A AriZODa.l
 September 2s 1901.
 Notice is hereby given that Ira Harper. whose post-oftce address is Clifton. Arizona has made application to select under the Act of June 1897, 80 Stat. 3fl the following described tract;-N. F. A of N W. x Of Section 5 Town ship south, Range 90 East. c. & s. K. B. & NJ Within the next thirty days from the date of the first publication of this notice protests or contests against the selection on the ground that the land described. or any portion thereof is more valuable for its minerals than for agricul- tural purposes will be received and noted for report 10 the Commissioner of the General Land Ofhce. MILTON R. MOORE Register First publication November 2l 1901. d2s
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Notice of Sale of Real Estate at
 Private Sale.

Under authority of order Of sais srfufa.I by the Probate Court Of the County of Graham. Territory "f Arizona. dated Wednesday. November Jth. 1901, ! will sell sf pfiVufc.- sale the following described real estnte
 An undivided one half interest iu fhaf r.r- tain mining claim known as the Comet Lode Mining Claim. situate in the Grreulcc Gold Mountain Mining District. iu the County of Graham Territory of Arizona and recorded in Book l. Records Of Mines of Graham County. On page e..
 This sale will be made on or aficr Decernt,r 18th, 1901. and bids will bc received at The oic, Of the COPPER ERA, in Clifton. Graham County. Territory Of Ar zouA. Term- of sale for cash 10 gold coin of the United StAies tcn per cent pay able at the time of tbe sale. and the balance upon confirmation by the Probate Court
 WILLIAM 4. LTOsAEB Administrator Of the estate Of John r Kisqu.,
 deceased
 Dated November sOth. 1901.
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Notice for Publication.
Homestead Entry No. 263s. ]

Department of the Interior, Land Oficel
 at Tucson, Arizona, october 30 1901. Notice is hereby given that the following named settler has filed notice of his intention to make final proof in support of his claim. and that said proof will be made before the Clerk of the District Court at SOlomonville. Arizona on Saturday, December 14, 1901, viz William T. Sanders. of Duncan. Arizona. for the S1l NV i4 NE4 SWi4. and SWi4 SEA- Sec. IS Tp. 8 S., k. g. E., c. tS :. R. E. & M
 He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon and cultivation of said land. viz: John T. Cauthen, Nephi Packer, Charles NJ. Hill. and James F. Black all of Duncan. Arizona MILTON X. MooEE First publication Nov. /. 1901. Register
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Free lunch with beer at Happy Jack of Clubs saloon, Copper avenue.
The evening world., 1901-03-23

friends until S o'clock. when expect to
go to The Fifth Avenue Hotel. where l
am to meet Senator P',;:
I'VE vii! have talk "a oo!ltica! MAJ
,ers which may las; FOR couple o.
hours. The time Nil! not exceed ,na;.
.or AZ i, o'clock have 10 go 80 the Loios
cub dinner
MY evening. OF course. viii be occu.
pied by the Han.T. do no, expect TO
see Senator Plat except this afternoon.
a viii .eave the city tomorrow
morning
"Of ahat Will yoI and Senator Platt
talk n. Governor was asked
we vii! discuss anything Their. i 10
talk ao,ut" vas the ingenious reply.
The poitce BILE vas suggested
Everything incr. - 10 tils about,
repeated DIE Governor smiling But
h. line. around MS mouth grew hrm
as ~ added u hnvc IAhnel ny po-
-it!or b every "ay am / think g II
sell known. Thtr. is no need OF repe.
tit.on"
While Gov Oiel! was ma.ins this
statement. watch indicated In what spri.
he would NEE Senator Plat. the SeS
aior wa. on mir way from his once .
n. Finh A>.nge HViel. wher. he n.
rived al 3gS o'clock \ telephone mes.
sage sen, there foy him Informed him
that Mr Oicll VAS NJ INC Union Learic
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Gen. Funston Expected
at Manila Onthe Gun.
boat Vicksburg After
a Two Weeks Chase
for the lnsurgent.

MANILA. March 23.-The gunboa:
SHcksburg. expected here tomorrow.
n,ay have Aguinaido. the Filipino leader.
on board. n prisoner.
Gen. Funston. with picked force OF
Dco,Its, has been on two weeks on in
expedition looking TO the capture o! thc
insurEent. With his party he sailed on
, tho g,nboat. and few look for an un-
successful trip.
TIL projcc, promises t. oc the great
hst and most romantic achievement OF
Nuns:on's eventtul career.
In January. from his hiding place In
, the province OF Isabella. Asuinaldo
| n.rotc letters nnathena;!zinS the sub
chiefs who had taken tho oath OF ale
siancs - mo United States. I.ate,, he
ordered Certain .nsurvent forces IN
Southern Luzon 10 Join him AZ rcn-
devious in Isabella province.
Tho rebel officer intrusted with the
orders secretly negotiated with the
J Americans. On securing necessary In
formation Gen. Funston 2lanHepAgu!a-
Rldos capture, and with Gen. MacAr-
thurs authorization proceeded TO make
the attempt.
Gen. Funston. with Surscon-Mnjor
Harris. Capt. Newton, o. the Thirty
fourth Infantry; Lieut.. Admire. OF the
Uwenty-second Infantry; Lieut.. Mitchell.
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AGU|NAL DO MAY
BE A PRISONER.
Plans We're Laid to
Enter A guin a d o's
Camp and Seize Him
Through the Aid Of
FiIipinos.

II was arranged that Aguinaldo's en-
.ssary. with the native scouts, should
pass themselves or AZ insurgcnt troops
who. having captured Funston and
others. were taklns them AZ prisoners to
AguiHaldo.
Al the right time. when brought b.
fore ARuInaldo. Funston was to give a
signal. when the tabler were to DO
turned and AEu!naldo was to be eeized.
Six days march into the interior was
contemplated. Tcachcry was considered
possible. but every precaution was taken.
The troops IN New v.scaya and New
Eolja and ehe Eunboats vicksburg and
Albany were TO cooperate with Gen.
Funs,on's force.
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aligned from tho train indicated ma,
he comes to New York alta MS mind
firmly made np.
II. waa pssscnSc, on the New io-k
s. New Ensi,nd Express Which came N
a, 3,oi O'Clock, ten minutes late. he "A.
ne, 10y mis- secretary. Mairr Esrd. rHd
w,- In cAvclicn hirlur,
Be'or. cn,crlnS pas4!e hs.s At the
Grand Cent?, station ana !-!ns dfiveu
4, thc linton League. Governor Odol.
said
''i shall GO 10 the In!on League and.
nave III, 81 lunch visit N|;h my
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Republican Politicians Gathered at Fifth Avenu
Hotel Hear the Governor Reiterate His Views on
the Police Stuaton-Another Conference
Will Be Held To-Morrow.

Gov. Odell arrived at the Fifth
Avenue Hotel at s p. NJ. and i'm
mediately went to Senator Plat;'s
rooms.
Lieut.-Gov. Woodruff. John Raines.
lemuel f. Quisg. Hobart Krum and
a score OF others had gathered nt the
hotel and greeted the Governor.
The Governor settled down TO a
two-hours' talk with Mr.. Plat. II
was said that he told the Senator
armly at the start:
Il ON opposed TO any State Police
bill or general police blu taking
away home rule from New York"
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FOR
Russian Students Issue a RevoIu-
tionary CaIl-Czar
in PERIL

ST. PETERSBURG, March
23.-Ihc Students Organization
Committee has issued a call invit-
ing all intelligent members of
Russian society TO join their
ranks in the struggle for free
dom.
LONDON. March "a great plo, Of
N!h!l!sts 10 asSass!nate the Gear and
ovcr,urn the existing government OF,
Russia has been unearthed By the 81.
Petersburg police. As result. the
whole civil and military forces OF the
empire are uneasi., Watching develop
mcnts.
The Car has been removed from MS
palace u, ST. Petersburg to Gatschina,
the authorities being unwilling to take
the responsibility o, his remaining at the
capital. The imper!al family accom-.
panied the Car. who was removed Sc
creily At nigh, after II hal been given
on, as , b.lni 'ha: ne w"ad v"t the
oarrac.. and review some .oJas about
10 depart Tor ch!rA to-day.
Al tho troops IN the capital nd in the
principal cities are Under srms. and the
state e affair, is suca ,Ea. II. ans Vthas
country 4 state OF rebellion a.u!I be
proclaimed. outbreaks have . cured at
;rany points and Nihlls; agents .eni
out irom tho Contra! Committee NJ
Iar!ch Switzerland, aIo spreading i
prap,lniria 90 assassination throughout
the empire.
rhs prppaxand, Is projected fron
kier and Odessa, the centres " Siniil.t
activity. ana places easily Reached 3.
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agents from European cities In othe-
States. Tomorrow the pol!ce WILL be
distributed In force ihronSh all tho
streets o, ST. Petersburg and Moscow.
and domic.l,ary visits have already
taken place.
While In St. Petersburg tho nu'hori les
were a. their wits ends TO protec, the
Cars lie. Five desks we're placed in
his study At which no sat at different
times. so tina: 10 one could tell where
he would be sitting AT any given mo-
ncnt. The doors OF his study and bed
chambers were lifted with patent au.
tomato alarm and mechanism, the Sc.
crcis ~ which were known only 20 his
body attendants.
The walh OF his bed-"hambers and
rooms mos. used BY hm wsra lined With
steel. Will. a Siberian Tartl. whose
kno Wedge or poisons Is very great Is
constantly employed to ,as'e the !mpe-
rial food. Not dish - toucitd uhb'
tbs man ..as n-s; eaten o. Il;
The scete, aoi.ce In Rer.!a and Paris
ana tn. dt;est.se. her, se.!cvs that The
.cc.uGesccnse o. Sihnsm 10 due 20 a
league between the leaders OF the raul.
ca! element In Russia ard the Ana,.
eh.s,s OF Italy an! france. they re.
cal! the attempts. successful AMI o,hc:.
Mise. recently made on other mnnarcn.
and connec; them with the as.Is,.rns
;ion D.oassanta In Russia
The u.nac!nE aspc-, Of Civil AFFAIRS
N the Emp!re mas had muca 20 Il" wiz.
the curblnr ~ Ru."ls- pa.iry in tar
Ear Ea". ana the Nin.i!,t. incn.se.se.
tContlnu.d On Second raScJ
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ODELL WON'T BE
HERE TOMORROW

Gov. Odeal. the main purpose Of whose
visit Is to have a conference with Sen.
ator Plat. arrived IN tho city this az
tcrnoon and at once made II clear that
whatever arguments werc brought to
bear he would remain uBshsken in his
attitude regarding the police bill.
The brief .tatemen: he mad. when he
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oxF0RD's FAST TRIAL.

l.n:3DOS. March 1.-The o1fcrd crrw
sctl, over the full coaEs. In = IA! pu.l
this iuctnoon 10 !? minutes and = seq
tLis
IN. Cambridge rev yesterday pal!cd
.rrnntS
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FILIPINos nILLED IN FIGHT.
sharp Clash with Cavalry in Tasis
COT. Rosario Surrenders,

MANILA. March s.-Co!. Rosario.
with hfty-one men and hny-six rines.
has Surrendered to Col. Baldwin. OF the
Fourth Infantry. at San Francisco de
Malabon. Cavite Province.
Lieut.. Dean. OF Troop c. Sixth Cav.
airy. engaged force Of insurgents
a; Tuhig. i-aGunn Province. killing sew
crll OF them and capturing seven mon
and twenty-fOur rifles.
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WEATHER FORECAST.

Forecast for the thirty.six
hours ending Mt y T.. ". sun
day for New York CitS and
vicIuity-Fnir tO-NIRhi, sun.
day cloudy, with rain In NJ
t-rmoOm ar night; warmer;
frc~i, rn.trrI. Winds. h~cnn,-
tnH brigL.
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SPAIN GETS PAY
FOR ISLANDS.
Secretary Hay Hands
Over 100000 for
Cagayan Group.

wASHINGToS. March c3.-Secretary
Hay to-day gave TO the Spanish Minis
ter. Duke D'Arcos. Treasury warrant
Tor SlOO.oo,. In payment FOR the island OF
CaEayan and other Islands near the
Philippine grour.
The paymen, was made In accordance
With the terms OF treaty negotiated
last November.
To-day, also. protocols were signed.
exchanging final Publications which con.
6rm the title OF the United States TO
these islands.
ro-a.sh,, with = Welsh rar-ti,. or a lobster q
d SsuburE. bottle OF bALLASTlSES. go
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prc,fu. wi,nr,. Dcn..

PARIS. March .. I'm official 'ateh
from SAXON. capital OF French c9ch,H-
purrp., m Important witness who WAS
.nvnrahie to Drcyfus Al the Rennes
court, .mar,la TIE Major taok part \,
the recent Clmpa!Sii ~ Norm Gnlnn anu
~, s.nah rs q fall from hts f0rnA
The evening world., 1901-03-23
B0THA OBJECTS
TO Miner.
Reason Why EngIand's
Surrender Terms
Were Rejected.

LONDON. March :3-Thc Colonial
Secretary, Mr.. Chamberlain. In the
House OF Commons. to-day replying TO
a question. said no specific objections
had. been made by Gen. Botha 10 any
OF the peace terms offered By Gen.
Kitchener. and Gen. Botna made no
counter proposals.
The only information IA the posses.
sion of the Government. outside OF that
published In the papers. was conti lned
In a private telegram from Gen.
Kitchener. saying Gen. Botha had OBJ
The evening world., 1901-03-23
BIG STEAMSHIP COMBINATION.

r ci cross linz steamship Company,
~ between ports combined .a
.lrip3r,.s have netween fhema vessels.
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KILLED CHILDREN AND SELF.
Family Trouble In,pcis M"ther {"
Murder aud SuicitIr.

CAss CITY. Mich.. March :a.-Mrs.
Nathan Townsend. who lives mar here.
poisoned herself and her two children.
a g!rl ascri eight and boy aSei ten.
with lau,ianum. All three are dead. FAM
!ly difficulties arc believed to have
caused the tragedy.
The evening world., 1901-03-23

Mr.. Rarnes. Of Albany. Aoats
down to New York Z" attend the
conferences.
The evening world., 1901-03-23

In COmprchcnsireness of Facilities
thr PennsyivAniA Railroad service between New
York, Chicago. Cincinnati and ST. Louis cannot
be excsllcd. zee
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RESULTS AT NEW ORLEANS.

FOURTH RACE Ben Chance Linden Ella s'rAns.S, 8
FIFTH RACE franEble sivcr com GrcyforEc 3
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sERGI. GlLH0oGY TRANSFERRED

GIhooly he W,t Tdyeyen street station tod
.sonsferacd Inspector l'ol tletdquar,
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con,lna.d on second rase,