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The sun., 1901-08-02
WARM DEBATE OVER
CREMATORY REPAIR BILL
No Contract Was Made for the
Work.
rhe Bill Was Finally Laid Over for
Que Week-Appropria. f.
tions Passed.

What developed into rather warm
dispute among several members OF City
Council ut the regular meeting OF that
.,oay last night started with the pre-
.pntationm OF bill by Chairman Willis
Of the crelnatory committee. The bill
was for $s3.33 for repairs to the crema-
.ory in July by STAMINA Il and McClos-
KEY.
Immediately upon the presentation OF
he bill MIR Simmons, who is Il member
Of the crematory committee, arose from
ais seat ana said he had not signed the
ill because he did not know Of any
.ontract having been made for the work.
Mir. Stewart asked what the contract
MnS.
Mr.. Willis said contract was a mere
form. He added that there would be
great howl if repairs could not be
made to the crematory in case of Il brake
lown, which is likely TO happen at any
me, without consulting every member
II Council.
MIR. Smith said the crematory is likely
o break down ut any time and having
.epairs made at once was done to facili,
tate matters.
Mr.. Kane said the argument of the
member from the Eleventh ward was no
argument,
Mr.. Stewart asked Mr.. Smith if he
meant 10 say the crematory was over.
taXed
MIR. Smith answered that it was and
hat it was breaking down and burning
,ut continually.
Mr.. Stewart said the crematory was
not overtaXed.
Mr. Smith insisted that it was over
'ouncil knew it.
Mr. Kane moved that HE bill b.
aid over for II week and the question
was squelched by the passing of the
notion.
City treasurer reported as follows:
balance in bank. $37O,174.22: received
from Tax Collector Lewis, s1f4, ,203. 1G,
received from Tax Collector Sayers,
S113,3O0: Building Inspector Cassidy, S75:
ale of ashes from crematory, $66.27; s.
p q. A., l.. G. Kent, $3i.50; Clerk of
The Market Connell, s575; First National
Bank. interest $55.55.
City Auditor BOuglman reported hay
ing examined the books of the city treas.
nor and found them correct
Building Inspector Cassidy reported
the total valuation OF properties for
which permits were issued during the
month to hd". sl5,o2S. and collections
amounting 10 s75
dilk Inspector MclIvilly reported ,hav-
ing made 245 inspections and 1860 qharts
of milk inspected during the nfhntfl.
Superintendent Cannon ofthe ecfematory
"eported that about 76a tons Of garbag
We're consumed during the month.
The following annual appropriations
were passed: Street and Sewer Depart
nent. 100000: Board Of Health. $3.50
Board Of Eudcation for new buildings
100000: Park Commission. $15,O00
William Il. Hamann the new clerk oi
Council. and j. Edward McNabb. the
new baliif, occupied their places anf
conducted the duties of fheir offices.
| After adjournment Mr.. Hamanr
treated MI present to cigars
The sun., 1901-08-02
NEW sHcPMEN INCOMPETENT
Reading Company Discharges Me
chanics Who Were Put in
Strikers Places.

Reading, Aug. 1.-The Reading Rail-
way Company is having considerable
rouble III breaking in the new shop men.
Twelve We're found incompetent, and
were discharged and sent home. A haif
lpzen left voluntarily this afternoon.
To-day only about 65 imported men
emaincd Of the 142 brought to town.
This number will be considerably de-
creascd tomorrow evening, when the
sime of most of the men brought here in
he first consignment will expire.
The Federated Trades Council has
recommended that all the labor unions
'evy in assessment on each member for
he strikers fund. About fifty unions
ire in the city, with membership 0f
'early 10000. The weekly assessment
N each member will probably average
25 cents.
The Reading Railway shop strike is
low almost six weeks old. There ara
hctween 1,4O0 and 1,5O0 men out in this
city. OF these, about 800 have secured
The sun., 1901-08-02
GEORGE w. VERNON BURIED.
Services Held at His Late Home Yes
terday afternoon.

The funeral of George w. Vernon, the
aged editor of the Daily Republican, was
largely attended yesterday afternoon.
Services We're held at his late home, No.
sos West Fifth street. The services
were conducted by the Rev. A. n. Keig
win Of West Presbyterian Church and
the Rev. William III. Hendricks. The
honorary pall-bearers We're: Chief Justice
Charles B. Lore, Colonel Benjamin
Nields, Henry @. Conrad, Gilbert Robin
son, Caleb j. johnson and Thomas Dar-
lington. The active bearers were Will
liam Nader, George Hill Jesse Malin
and Samuel Patterson, of Philadelphia;
Joseph y. Wilkins and Hubert A. Roop.
of this city, former employees of Mr.
Vernon.
lnterment of the body was made in
Wilmington and Brandywine cemetery.
The sun., 1901-08-02
TO AID THE POOR.
rhe Rev. R. A. Elwood's Interest in
Country Week Fund.

The Rev. Robert A. Elwood, pastor of
Olivet Presbyterian Church, has taken
up the cause of the Country Week As
socintion and has Il special service to
secure funds to aid in giving the poor
an outing in TIM country. With this
purpose in view the congregation Of the
church will hold IL twilight service on the
lot at Fourth and Broome streets Sun
day evening at o'clock.
Mr.. Elwood will preach special SER
mon in the interest of the Country
Week Fund, and the entire Offering will
be applied to the fund. Members OF
closed churches and every person inter
rsted in practical home charity are in
vited to attend. The subject of the ser,
mon will be Saving the .aldren." \
children's chorus will sing.
The sun., 1901-08-02
FIREAIEN ON STRIKE.

Turtle Greek, Aug. 1..-This borough
has fire department for sale cheap.
This afternoon the volunteer firemen
threw NIL the hose, nozzles and rubber
suits into the street, as they had threat
ened to do unless Council should allow
them a stated amount each month for
expenses.
S'he firemen allege that they own the
-tniidng. hook and ladder wagon, several
hozzies. hose reel and hose wagon. The
other equipment. which was owned by
the borough, was taken ont of the EuilJ.
ing the doors locked and the department
'iishanded. If a fire should occur tonight
the fircman say they will not 60 out.
The sun., 1901-08-02
BIG RARRERS' MEETING.

Every journeyman barber in the city
attended the BARRIERS meeting held at
Shields Library Hall last night in the
interests of the formation of the Jour.
neymcn BARRIERS Protective Lensu.
Frank Bacon presided aud G. Kent acted
ms secretary.
1t was decided to effect the pernlalirn.
organization of the league mt Il IN, ct
ng to he held in the Smith Baildinl
1O1a Market street on Sunday, August II
Vt that time every journeyman barber
n Wilmington will become members
# the union.
\ petition asking for a shorter working
lazy, by closing the shops every night Al
o'clock with the exception of Saturday
VAS approved and will be presented /.
he employing BARRIERS Of the city Al
,lce for their signatures. Ii was decided
o pnt the shorter working day n,c
fleet on Monday, August IL The
members Of the league will insist that he
hops close nj o'clock every night there.
ifter.
The sun., 1901-08-02
STEEL STRIKE SITUATION.
Amalgamnted OficinIs Deny Reports
That They Are Not In Harmony.

Amalgamnted Officials Deny Reports
That They Are Not In Harmony.
Pittsburg, Aug. 1.-pittsburg is still
on the anxious seat regarding the actu-
nj outcome of the conference here Of
the Amalgamated associations officials.
When the first session of the days
meeting closed, the following statement
was issued:
I'VE, the members of the executive
board of the Amalgamated association,
desire to deny emplatically the reports
published of expressions of a disagree
ment among us. We are disposing of
the work before the committee as fast
ms its Importance will permit and no
member has expressed any opinion or
given out any statement of the bust
ness or Of tile intentions of the mem
bers that has been made public. Nei-
ther will any reports be issued until a
definite conclusion has been reached.
We are simply trying to reach settle
ment which shall he honorable and sat.
isfactory to all concerned"
Pending the result of the conference
there exists a sort of armed neutrality
between the opposing factions in the
great struggle The strike leaders have
relaxed none of their vigilance, and the
operating officials of the steel combine
are going on with their plans to start
the mills.
The strike situation at McKeesport
is without change. No efforts to re-
sume operations have been made at
either the Devices Wood or Demmler
plant, but everything is in readiness
for an early start.
The strikers at McKeesport were
highly elated by the announcement
made to them by the leaders that un-
,ess the United States Steel corporate
accepted the terms of the Amalgamat-
I'd this week a general strike would be
declared. This will be done, it Is de-
rlared, through the American Fedora
ton of Labor. which has strong lodges
in every one of the plants owned by the
trust.
The sun., 1901-08-02
FUNDS FOR STR. KERs.
federation of Labor Ready to Order
$4,000 A ssessment.

Pittsburg. Aug. IT. II. Flynn, ma
onal organizer of the Federation of la
,or, said today that his organization
would make the first assessment ON its
ocal lodges next week for the Amaga-
mated strikers.
This. of course, is subject to the CON
tingency that the strike may be settled
n the meantime Not less than $4,000
will come in from the first assessment.
The sun., 1901-08-02

work elsewhere. Many of the others are
able to take care Of themselves for some
time, and others are preparing to secure
new positions.
Another general meeting of the men
will be held Friday evening, and they
believe the company will submit some
thing, i'll time to be acted on at this
meeting.
Members Of the executive committee,
however, say there is no sign Of any fur.
ther negotiations or propositions.
The sun., 1901-08-02
I,;belied for Wages.

The schooner Lucy Fletcher was Ii
hcllcd NJ Delaware City by Deputy
United States Marshal James III. Clark,
on the suit of James Flowers. seaman,
who has brought action in the United
States Court here for SIS. According
TO Flowers, there appears to have been a
dispute between him and the captain
whether he was engaged by the month
or by the trip. his claim being that he
was engaged by the month. Yesterday
afternoon the captain paid the money
and the libel was dismissed.
The sun., 1901-08-02
GRAIN sHOyELERs STRIKE.

Odgensburg. y. Y, Aug. 1.--After un.
ioading its Western freight here today.
the steamer Haskell went to the ele-
vator at Prescott, Ont, with 10000
bushels of export grain. The union
Shovelers refused to work on the steamer.
acting on request from Ogdensburg.
and after five hours at the dock the
Haskell returned here and discharged
the cargo.
All but two Of the non-union operators
Of the Westlrook Grain Shoves at the
elevator have joined the strikers. ana for.
aigners will do the elevator work until
a settlement is reached.
Tomorrow the Longshoremen's Union
will start a moyemnt to gain assistance
N the strike against the Rutland Transit
Company's boats at all ports from Og-
iensburg to Duluth.
The sun., 1901-08-02
knights to Hold Picnic.

The Knights of St John and Malta
will hold its first ANIMAL picnic at Bran
DIVINE Springs tomorrow. Members Of
Morial No. 80 and Wilmington No. 81
will have Il baseball game. The com
mittee in charge. Charles III. Collins
Samuel w. Taylor. j. II. Fitzgerald
Charles Bolts. George II. Jones and
Lewis Kirk.
The sun., 1901-08-02
Fined for assnt,It. 4

James Dugan of Philadelphia was
'ined $25 in City Court yesterday on n
charge of assnulting Michael Brennan.
watchman at the lombard street cross
ing Of the T., w & p. railroad. and
- for trespassing on The railroad com
nany's rronerty. William and Bernard
McITngh. lnhn NTnloney and John Gill
rrpin alsn were fined IS each for trcs-
passing on the company's property.
The sun., 1901-08-02
To Transfer Land.

Negotiations are going on for deciding
the triangular plot at Pennsylvania ave
nue. and Franklin street to the city
City Councilman Stewart is working 20
have the transfer made and when tn.
land passes into the control of the city
he will endeavor to have it kept in good
condition.
The sun., 1901-08-02
Fireworks Ga ses.

The cases of George w. Bader and
James Pinder, charged with violating the
fireworks ordinance. We're called in City
Court yesterday. but, as the information
had not been filed, We're postponed hy
agreement of the attorneys until Satnr-
day.
The sun., 1901-08-02
Over ome by Heat.

James Pennington of No. 1872 French
street, WAS overcome by the hcht at
eighth and King streets yesterday after
noon. He was taken to the Delaware
Hospital in the Phoenix Ambulance.
The sun., 1901-08-02
CLEVELAND EN-
pLOYES ORGANIZED.

Cleveland. Ohio, Aug. lit developed
today that Vice President John r. Ward
Of the Amalgamated Association. has
within the past few days organized the
men employed in -four plants operated by
the steel combination in this city. which
have hitherto been known as non-unon
the steel combination in this city. which
mills. Primarily the object in organizing
these plants, il is stated. was to pre-
vent the men employed in them from he
ing transferred to the new hoop mill.
(Canijnued on Tag. Fo1r)
The sun., 1901-08-02
Horse Ran Away,

\ horse driven by Miss Batty of East
lake ran away on Wednesday evening
MS the young woman was driving on
Market street Thomas Palmer caught
the horse at Twentieth and Market
streets. Miss Batty escaped injury.
The sun., 1901-08-02
WOMEN MEET TO AIR LABOR.

A call has been issued for conference
Of the Women's Intelnationa} Union
Label League branches of New York
and Pennsylvania, to be held on Sep
tembcr and 5. The first days session
will be he'll at Lockport N. Y. and the
second day the delegates will go by
trolley to Niagara, where the session
will be held.
The sun., 1901-08-02
TObjn Fined.

Because John Tobin was afraid of get
ting the horrors he broke his pledge not
70 drink intoxicating liquors. As a re-
Hnlt Of imbibing too freely he was fined
SO in City Court yesterday on the
charge of disorderly conduct.
The sun., 1901-08-02
". MI. q. A. Trolley Ride,

Many persons went on the Y. NJ. c
A. trolley ride to Delaware City last
night II was Jolly party and The
trip was very enjoyable one.
The sun., 1901-08-02
[0RE MACHINISTS
GET CONCESSIONS
Morton Poole Company's Men to Go to
Work Monday.
HE STRIKERS SECURE A NINE-HOUR DAY

ton or anywhere else in Delaware was
50 successful. 1t has given great boom
to the labor organizations of this ,ity and
new organizations are in progress of for
nation.
Much of the success of the strike was
due the Business Manager James Camp
lei and the various strike committees
The sun., 1901-08-02
CONCESSIONS MADE

Y
Ansonia, Conn, Aug. 1.-The efforts
Of the employees Of the Farrell Foundry
and Machine Company to obtain conces-
sions after abandoning their strike and
returning to work have resulted iii the
promise Of fifty-fve hour week with
IA fifty-eight hour wage rate. Machin-
lists it Is stated, also get per cent.
increase IN wages, and piece hands per
cent.
The sun., 1901-08-02
WILL GIVE 4 SMOKER.

Branch No. AZ Of the international
'pholsterers' Union will give smoker
N Saturday afternoon at o'clock at
t'nion Veteran Legion Hall. Third and
.iarkct streets.
The sun., 1901-08-02
Ea gIes' Excursion, ,

Chester Aeria OF Eagles will give an
nxcnrsion to Woodland Reach on Sum
iay. Many Wilmington Eagles will take
the trip.
The sun., 1901-08-02

Herbert Rammage Of Washington, is
visiting in the city.
The sun., 1901-08-02
INCREASE FOR RAILROAD MEN
Unsolicited Advance for Readine
Employees at Shamokin.

Shamokln, Aug. l. Philadelphia &
iteading Railway trainnen and ma
.hinists on the local division were mott
aed today Of an advance of / cent m
lollr beginning July /. Crews maxim.
rlps from Newberry to Tanaqua, were
srlnted an advance per trip of from 81 50
10 $500.
The Increase in wages had NOT bee,
demanded.
The sun., 1901-08-02

STRIKES THE COUNTRY OVER.
New York. Secretary Guyer nf
the Cloakmakers' Union said yesterday
that there WAS no change in the cloak
makers strike situation.
Chicago.A settlement of the mould
RS strike is expected this week by
Henry NJ. IIoyt, president Of the M
.ional Foundrymen's Association.
Detroit Secretary Harry Barter, of
the International Longshoreman' Union
has ordered Il strike to affect the boats
If the Anchor Line in all ports.
Watertown. n. Y.-The 300 machin
lists who have been on strike for eleven
weeks have decided to continue the
struggle. This decision was reached
after four days session of the union
The sun., 1901-08-02

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INNH HftnNN n atffNNtNI .AfD4
Z All parsons aresheEeby notified
not puFchasoirom anyOae the fol-
loving described prpPegty to wit:
lsv Two lnts.0n theeSs sEsacorner Of
block No. s Oh 3rdst. and Iowa
avenue. and kpown as the Kuku
properly; also from 1otsoh N. W.
corner Of blockssGe, 1rTsOn 4th st.
and Iowa axenueF 'ahd known as
TIE Kellogg property, AN in
the ciiyof, ChackashayI. 4.
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ts1lss 4TlTTur TQIITF SItt
Please call for your pictures.
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spTcvided nthat1ncompanies may
be incorporated under the pro-
Visions Qflhis set 70 ,eonstfdets
AVN aud openateoieleetEie rail-.
roads, telephone and telegraph
lfdes In the indian Territory. z
insee-a3rsn That foEeikualiRcorpF-
'stiona may be- authorized 10 90
HBusihessfb tie Thiisn il fefritofy.
under rsRpeha limitations shdsr
Htriotious as mas be prescribed
by Law; and to contracts made
made and buslnees .dene in ihs
Indian Territory, thegushalIs be
subject 70 the same regulations,
Limitations, -fnd llabilrties, aud
shall exencise. otheB or great
e. powers, privileges, or ffan-
chises than may be exercised By
like. corporations Organized an.
der the provisions OF sections
Shdas Of this act. naisss ~
.u98E Hari t1e7to. lNf'1E.2a.. .a9t1
aasSec. As4-Thal beforsaany for
'eign corporation shall begin to
carry o. business ih The Indian
TerFitorgjt shall, bysiis certificate
.under the'hand Of the precedent
ana sssl cf saeh company, aled
in The Qiiiae of . thes.oleFk Of the
Uaited States Court Of Appeals
fot Tue Indians Territory, 4 desig-
nate an.,ageat, who shall reside
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&C siNh part9l9 aax 1nr9r e.. 4
occur there shall be substituted,
therefOrs e'the-ns1words "InA
|ldHn 4etrit6fy;s Wherever The
gEe yda siefretarya o6sBtata Occnrs
thersssreuthe cIerk 0ftBes United
ssays Court Of AppeS)s For the
i0diRR 4 IegEitoEys and said clerk
shanrbsientitledE0 tAe name fees
sq amS0mR sbsstioH for bis bserl
sEieessEand nderedosnnaerv this act
thaf therseefetary 6fstat6 ID, Ar
sabdas il spliusd Ia .FsesiveAfor
ike services =, ander-this act;
NhtFeysFIbe words, ele9E Of the
coanty, occuF there shall be sub
stItute tbBrggOr the words, clerk
OF Ghe district, aDdsmld
clerk s ptitled to the same
fses j b for biz. ser, sl,
bis act that
Fks Ned tore
Ike pd shall
~ ensaiion
hnaf this ~set;
wksSsvs word general As.
semhly occRT shall abe
suhaf be words,
ooagrsss 8 ~ d States,
And When Wo sest inthe
statgs0Ccurfn asc lOS5 there
shall beBubstituis therefor the
words vestin the United statssi
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where theaUnited States Court
Appeals FOR the Indian Territory
iss held upon Wh0msaseEYice Of
summons and other process may
be naae Shall also state the
'Prineipal place Ofabusiness of
such corporation in che Iudian
Territory Service upon such
agent shall be sufficient to give
Jurisdiction over such corp ora
tiop % apd Of ihes Indian. Terri
tory Ifany snch ageRtq shall be
removed resign die, or other
wise omeincapabIe Of acting
as agent, itshall be the duty Of
such corporation to appoint imA
mediately another agent in fiis
place, as hepein before provided,
Sec. 5, That if=sany foreign
cofporat tonfhaIl fail to comply
Win sisiqas Of the forego.
|ihs ec1iah az it's contracts
with eps aa residents Of tpe
I'D eFritof should be void
laa 4h4 c0f 8fation, and no
/ lUhit States cent in the Indian
Tsrrl 6ry silall force the same
i'm "a h u6rporption. 4
Sec Th8t corporations doing
Ibusin SIS IS thefIndian Territory
Eatth9 Iluie Of he passage Of this
Fact are giFsh ninety daysanir
flci eehpls with section
-four Ia oSderaFoid the penalty o
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CH
c0uft in the Indian Territory
shall have and exsrcise,.inP refer
ence to all corporations created
nnder this Act. the sams powers
ana jhr,6ditiioh as Nh Be ezcsrs
eIsod IL tie 81 81 s.AfkspsassBg
chs eo1pofa1ions created therein.
under the proyIsibas Of any Jaw
10 foEcein thai state telatlng tOi
cOrpOratfsns. Passedsthe House
of RepFessh atlSes May %, 1900.
Attesisas An McDeFELLrm9
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{ haa asa. .aTeF 13ladfss sHf to D'sff
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fAyofs thesabsidy bSllaroIA this,
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oCrtfOu hfus tf
sec'7q That the clerk Of the
IUHitedaa States Court Of .appsaIs
feFd the IndianbaTeFritoFy shall
charge ana receiveo for services
IinPOsed upon him by the aproyis-
ians Of this Aetsibeusames fees al
lowed ailF6ers Of the State Of Ark
ansrs, for like services under lhe
law of thatastateaie sas bca baia.
Sec 7aThat any BahF Sf trust
company nov or hereas .er organ
lied under the laWsr0f Arkansas
or any other stale may transact
such business in the Indian Ter
tory a is authorized by ils cbah
ter, and may loanl1hneY aa 4 s0nl
tract for the payment 0f the same
at arEate Of interest notto.exceed
Rths sum sof eight per Dent pei
Ianpum, and . like rate Tor per
iOd less than year. Any banl
ortrust company that eontfket
itoswoFe than The rate Of sgsh|
.prrpeentHm per aanum for fh'
loan 81 furhishing Or money shal
forfeit the interest," gpen usAEy
being plsadedai Provided, That
lth6 laWfuliuteresta in said Terri
tory shalibesix per cent6m when
mo rate offntetest is agreed upon
bht ID no case shall ihe interest
exceed eight per per centnm pei
! anhQmr3Vort nisH .ssis- fc
.sf Sec.9 That the United States
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u Will be q Great Convenience 10
che No cities and Towns
iaks inala Territory.
r5kAi Win be a iHI
benefit.
. IS ce in the IN
sh nin provis.
81 tht ~ Arkansas
ps, ana to-
uoy 50 pplicdBie
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ih Senaiei
81 e9iatives aof
fasericq, n
saivar
~ eesaon 5O4 ssnd
Ihsaqee 6tctions dowht 70
aud ineladjng section a09, and
soottou e00g and ftherosuCceedihg
ssca0ns down 10 ana i1cIrdihg
section 1856, Of the laws ofsAEs
kAnsas aud r,y,ablisEed in 1884
in the "e Voldmt7 khowh as
as hansfeld'e niseatde6. the STAT
utestf Arhsngas ssbes and the
ssms as6 1gfe6y, sxtdnded over
and PM IN iorpe in. thsa IndAz
TersitoEy, 20 far 'nsathsy may be
spblIoablt hhd not n conhiel
va apy I'm Of congress apphcA.
blort0s a6id tenritory heretofore
fiaahaaei oi T1aeocsI' 5 nsns
Tl-lff aUtIlEl0rF tot TUntr
See. 2. That WhereyeF in said
uanaun the wapa ''cosnty" ocourl
thei 5hsll adgStltated there.
for ne ,Harda ''ipdicial district
and Isrs she wordsa 'counts
c61f occurs the words : United
Staies eopria shall be sabsliuk
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