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The evening Republican., 1902-04-15
A BLOW TO CASTRO,
Large Body Of Troops Desert and
Join the ReyOIuti0ufsts.

Large Bod! Of Troops Desert snA
! Join the RevoIutiomista.
! WllLEMSTAD. Island of t'urarao.
April l'.-According to advices receive
ed here. General Montenegro. president
OF the state of tojedes. has turned
against President Castro Together
with 500 men. he left San Carlos, tho
capital of Cojedes, last Saturday morn.
ing and joined Il force of i!,U revolution.
lists under Luciano Nlandoza. These
rev0lutlonists purpose marching toward.
valencia. the capital Of the state Of
Carabobo which is only three days dis
tant from San Carlos. The detection Of
General Montenegro is believed to le q
serious blow for President Castro and
it is said here that several other yov-
crnment generals will follow Moniene-
s1o's example.
The various revolutionary bands are
Joining forces and in two or moro
larger bodies. numbering about 20OO
men each. have been marching in the
direction Of Valencia for the las, few
days.
General ObduliO BrIlo. one OF rrrsI,
dent tastrO's faithful followers and
the troops under his command were
routed last Saturday near El Paliio. a
small village about seven miles west of
Porto CabpllO.
1t is believed here that the N"nrz,l-
clan revolution will now progress ac-
tiVeIV
The evening Republican., 1902-04-15
Palisades Park Dili Vetoed.

ALBANY. \. Y. April II. Governor
Odrll has vetoed the bill If Senator
Goodse'l giving The Palisades inter
Sli''" inrK 'H'lM.sslol the power TO
add 10 the state park lands along the
Hudson river in ROckAnd county w.
lng between ficrnlDnl creek on the
south and the state reservation OF
Stony Point nu the north. beginning at
ANA Including llo2k mountain. in tn
per Nya"k,. Rn"t.H!,d "aInty, and cy-
lrndirg HlGa- the west hnuk Of the
Hudson river to til" stat" reservation
IF stony Port.
The evening Republican., 1902-04-15
Rrft'pI I,rs2,..

SALIlSNM. |. r.. .Apri! l.. one of
the n">l brutal murders ever commit
ted IN the lndiHn Territory took place
i fcW miles cas- of StilWelI, \ white
nhn naLl'i I'Ini"y killed his en-year-
oid daughter. fatally wounded two 9TH
"r children and seriously injured his
wife. lhI"lcy has Neun brought 10 Sal.
i!SaW /" prevent rs being lynchrd. In
Jail Dudley confr>sed the crime. He
said he had been talking to his family
about his nrigl,hors. and. fearing hat
they WonId repeat his sta,encnis and
cause trouble, Undetermined TO kill all
four
The evening Republican., 1902-04-15
FORAKER ON EXCLUSION.
Ohio Senator Opposes Drastic Houa,
Bill

BIZ
| WASHlNGTON, April lJ.-The Chi.
ncsc exclusion bill occupied the atten.
ton of the senate throughout the dav.
senators Foraker and MrLaurin max.
ing extended speeches in oppnstiola
Mr.. Foraker "ontenaed that the pcnti,
ing measure was violative Of our trea.
~ with China and was calculated to.
prevent our commercial expansion in
the far east. While strongly su,,port-
ing the policy Of the government to ex-
cl'lde Chinese laborers, the ohio s.Ds.
tor maintained that this. could be hest
accomplished by an extension of the,
present law, holding that the dyastic
provisions Of the pending bill wonId
cut off our cotton trade with China.
ana mus wreck the cotton industry Of
the south.
MI. Teller briefly Responded to Mr..
Foraker, urging that the right TO a)nV.
gate treaties WAS fully recognized
Mr.. Lodge lMnsS.I gave notice of an
striking out the much dis
cl'ss'd clause prohibiting the employ.
lhent of Chinese sailors on American
ships.
Interest in the Cuban reciprocity ,ie-
Oate III the house seems to bp waning.
Judged by the attendance on the floor.
'ut the carnestneSs Of the speeches on
'oth sides Of the question increase
'ltiler than diminish in intensity.
mat the Republican opponents of the
''ll are determined to pro!ong lie
truggle as much as possible was made
manifest by their refusal to aIivw
peeches to be printed in The Record.
The evening Republican., 1902-04-15


Tsls crime 0f murder io.cvident-
held ton lightly in Delaware. Il
viii becolne necessorily inc,rmbcut
/ nlDn the authorities To- administer
the law more. rigid and .Nake the
punishment fit the crime. The
manner in which Cole got of after
killing William Montague has had
bad precedent and several heartless
murders have been committed down
the State and two of the criminals
escaped from the State.
The latest horrible murder was
that OF the killing Of Mrs. Aida Col-
ms, who was found. d Ald IN IL stable
ON her husband, farm about five
miles from L.iurnl on saturday
morning. The State detect ives are
doing everything in tlpir power to
run down the woman slayer. The
murder * one of the coolest bloOded
that has over lHEcu place in Della
ware. fr"m al accounts the muir
der was committed for gain, the
victim being robbed Of some $50
which she rarli2.l about her person.
Not FOR years have the residents of
where the murder took pl,lce
been SO wrought up over it and
efforts Ion the capture of the tiend
III human form, being hunted so
that Justice shall be dDuc bin IN the
courts OF SUISSE, c tlnly. Il is to be
hoped that the assassin may be a,-
pretended an made to suffer for
MS lnh,llnan crime on the gulIpws.
llle Governpr should offer il suitable
reward FOR the arrest and conviction
OF the pcisGn who is undnubtedlv !
man, So that au example should he !
haie OF him. 1t /, Il crime to allow !
such Il 1icnd to run ut large.
Siiice the above was pat in type
he husband has been arrested on
The evening Republican., 1902-04-15
Mormon MiasiOuarieA EUnallad

BERLIN, April 15.-ruo Mormon
missionaries Americans, Lorenzo
Walker and Josef Zwahles. have been
expelled by the police from Insterb,rg,
east Prussia, as objectionable charac-
ters. The Mormons now have upward
Of 100 missionaries in Germany. For
several months they have been active.
ly engaged In a propaganda. The po.
lice OF Berlin and other large cities
grant them permits to meet freely.
The Berlin Mormon congregation nuns-
bers 1000 persons. -
The evening Republican., 1902-04-15
Scaiprd The Tickets,

Dover, Del. April l3 The Worlds
Fair Glass-bIowers filled a week a
engagement here at the People s.
Theatre all last week.
pro'l essor' John p Lee nj
Reading, Pa, and William GraetF
we're at the head Of the troup. the
alter being the Cashier and box.
Office mau. The company Il is un =.
iers'ood was playing TO good bust
ness on Saturday night, when
Graetf was arrested on a charge
ol larceny and is now IN jaiI, await
ing trial at the next term of court.
From he evidence presented and
from his own admission 10 Mapjs.
trate Wood. Graelf "scaIncd"
tickets. Lees specific cn arpe
agalns. his former associate -
'arceny OF forty admis ss,on tickets
oil the value oi ten centseach. The
evidence Tor the prosecution was
thatTrdeH offered to dlcIler with \
Nr Windolph 10 take 50 tickets
and sell them on the outside 40
mat they would not be charyeable
against him at the box otfi,c, The
Dover man refused and informed
Lee, who urged him 10 20 ahead
and do the trick so that he could
trap his partner. The detective
work was accomplished so wei! that
'rael admitted TO the mag istrA,e
that he had taken forty tickets.
Taylor and Fullerton Tar WlId Cherry
ana Horeh0uni syrup S.ops colds and
hoarseness. W, c. Iaylor, 80! KING
The evening Republican., 1902-04-15
Japancse LahOrern Robbed.

SPOKANE, Wash. April 15.-Fiyo
Japanese laborers We're attacked by
three white robbers during the night in
a. railroad section house at Kline. about
thirty-tive miles west Of Spokane The
three overrOwered the Japanese, bound
them and robbed them of their watches
and money and departed. leaving the
prisoners tied. The japanese were dis,
covered some hours later and released,
The evening Republican., 1902-04-15
Sheepmen Buying ESaHinr LanLs.

OMAHA, Neb.. April Ia. Fifty thou
sand acres Of grazing land have been
purchased by party Of sheepmen of
western Wyoming. The land lies along
the Union Pacific railroad and is grant
hild. These sales are said TO be the
first of Il large number to be consun.
mated in the near future. The buynv
OF the land. said on" Of the purchasers,
IS part of Il piHi ut he sheep raisers to
force the raltlcnpn out Of the district
over which there has been 50 much
strife.
The evening Republican., 1902-04-15
Chancellor Issued Decree

Chancellor Nicholson has issued
a decree in the case Of William r.
HIllyard, executor Of James 3.
SInmckson, deceased, of Salem, y.
). against Alexander jackson. Jr,
and Charlotte r, Hohecker, ad.
mInlstractor Of Charles Jerman
and others. The decree is favor
able to the complaints and the
$1,000 involved will be paid to
the grandchildren Of the deceased
and the accrued interest will 80
to the executor.
The othcIlo Range, Johnson's 9th
and klng streets.
The evening Republican., 1902-04-15
RlU NNnlllan llnnl

MONTREAL, Que. April II. The
details Of a big financial transaction
have been arranged here which in cc.
feet is the absorption Of the dominion
Coal company hy the dominion Iron
and Steel company. by the arrange
ment made the steel company lakes
over all the properties aud assets of tho
coal company, guaranteeing he share
holders Sper cent upon II capitalization
Of $50, 100000
The evening Republican., 1902-04-15
lRP63IlCtI,
Ds R,plaleah Printing :
.Qd Publishing Co,
ttBi.EhED DAIRY. EXCEPT SUNDAY
$. Z. COR, THIRD AND KING STREET,
TUESDAY. APRIL Is,.,ooa.

EVERY citizen and especially prop
erty owners are interested in the
city assessment. which can be seen
N the Office of Clerk of Council w.
y. Hamann in the city hall. Today
u the last day they can be examined
and now is the time to make II kick.
II you have one. coming. Thus fa,.
over 200 appeals have been filed.
which will be considered by the
Hoart of Revision anh Appeals.
which consists Of President of CITY
Council, Chairman of the Finance
COMMITTEE AM the Building Ins,es-
tor. What they say ends the mat
Ter: The prospects are that they
will give careful consideration to the
protests made and then suit them
selves afterwards.
Numerous property owners have
Just cause for kicking at the raise
which they have been subjected TO
ny the extra assessors. 1t means "A
considerable increase to, some plup-
erty owners of from SID to $500.
Fms means a good deal when there
Inere Is no way to get more rent out
of the property assessed. 1t means
mat real estate in Wilmington is
not desirable or profitable invest
ment. Real estate in our city is
made to bear all the burden. which
IS not right OF just The tax rate
nas been increased year after wear,
Then when they thought the rate |
was getting too high, they would
add on the assessed value Of the |
property. The time has come when
a halt should he called it orn Realty
would find ready market. We 7
know whereof we speak. Ii is not |
well to Kill the goose that lays tho
golden egg, Dontlob the man VIII,
by his thrift has saved cno1yn to |
buy a home for himself and his fam
ily,
The evening Republican., 1902-04-15
Srv lnri. Pastor Dcnd.

TRlnN. v C.. .trril ll.-The Rev
Charles H. Eaton is dead her. Of angi
IA p"rioriS. l'h" 'o'iy on its arrival in
N"" York will h" placed in the Memo.
rial Chapel nf he Church of the Divine
Paternity. ard ihr family will 20 TO llie
Hotel Majestic" Dr. Eaton was pastor
Of the church.
The evening Republican., 1902-04-15
Texas Cnn Fake Cnre 0f Her Oxr,.

HOUSTON. Tex. April l5.- Govern.
or Savers, who is in this city, has an
hounced that there is no necessity for
contributions from outside states for
the drought sufferers in Zapata county
and that the people. of Texas are en-.
tirely able and willing to relieve them.
Supplies and money are now being for.
warded as fast as they can be. han<
died ., ..-.-
The evening Republican., 1902-04-15
tscb Bride Dies Su,I.Innlx

NfA' X, y. Y. April 10 Mrs. Cloyd
II. Barker, Il wealthy resident Of South
\yark. fell dead of heart disease in her
homo here. She was Scyrnty-fylly wears
old and was married 10 Barker. who is
tllrty-lhr"c years old, at Key West on
March oS
The evening Republican., 1902-04-15
Voorhees, Heads Com IN sst ion.

TRENTON, n. L.. April 15.-Govern-
or Murphy has rendered 10 Ex-Governor
voorhees, the appointment of chairman
of the New Jersey commission of the
st. Louis exposition. and the latter has
accepted. The other members of the
commission have not yet been named.
The evening Republican., 1902-04-15
Grand Opening

Stephen H. Kaus will give a for-
NAL opening at his saloon No. LOG
East Ninth on Tuesday Apri! Is to
which cordial invitation ia extend.
ed TO all his friends. A royal good
time is guaranteed.
The evening Republican., 1902-04-15

THIS world is always full.of sur
prlses. Every day brings something
new. Made desperate by the dis
grace brought upon him by his own
act, Henry Handy aged 10 wears.
Of Philadelphia, on SUNDAY evening
tried to kill himself. He h;u heen
for years a trusted employee Of the
Phlladelshia Railroad Company. but
was arrested for stealing provisions
from "A dining car in the railroad
yards at Thirty second and Arch
streets. He received fair rum,ensa-
ton for his work and what possessed
him to steal he alone knows. The
man If given another chance. in all
probability would have seen the en-
ror OF his way and been hett,l
father and citizen. Few hardened
criminals would attempt to xiii
themselves on being locked uD ON
the charge of larceny. We believe
mere was some good in this man on
he never would have become so de-
Hpondent and desperate on being
tound out and arrested.
The evening Republican., 1902-04-15
Our Fiscal Agents In PhiIiDnine,

WASHINGTON. April lJ.-Thc pres.
ident has designated the Guaranty
Trust company Of New York. as the
fiscal agents of the United States in
the Philippines.
The evening Republican., 1902-04-15
WashinSt0n BuyS Summer Ham,.

SOUTH WEYMOUTH. Mass. AprI
15.-Bookcr I. Washington, principal
of til" TnSkegee tAla.l Normal and m
duslrial institute, has bought Il house
here for his summer home.
The evening Republican., 1902-04-15

TnE Peoples Railway Company
WI settle their Indebtedness to the
Street and Sewer Departments in Il
few days. Today they paid part Of
their Indebtedness on account. f'hc
men connected with this eararprisa
have no desire to Dodge any Of their
lltst debts. They have given our
clflzens, most enjoyable uolley
road to Brandywine Springs. tha
best summer r'scrt handy to this
city.
The evening Republican., 1902-04-15
IeICnilOne lls

N cell n person FOR any kind Of Liquors or
Wines YOU may need We are now Eottlinv
me Boci Beer, Wilmington Brewing ID w
bShch u 70, grocnr.. main store, n. W, Cor.
1lhdlson amt Fourth streets
The evening Republican., 1902-04-15

THE police .ma:le Iuirk Work in
the arrest Of Harry l.. Nash. who is
locked mp in the polire station
charged with taking the team Of 4.
;. Walton leai;lin% ne.u' Newark.
Inc pollce Wel't communicated with
on Saturday night and Nash was
arrested on Sunday. Our police
can be counted Oh every time if
gwen half a chance to run down
thieves.
The evening Republican., 1902-04-15

The Brownson Library Assoria-
ton opened a bazaar in the Brown
son hall, corner Fourth and Jackson
streets, last evening They ask the
financial support Of the public, as
The funds viii be used by the .AssU-
;;tatiDn.
The evening Republican., 1902-04-15

ENVELOPES will he sold at the
RErrBLLCAN office for less than
wholesale price while they last.
Come and take a look at them,
The evening Republican., 1902-04-15
NO1lCE-L MARY A, BEII, THE OWN.

NO1lCE-L MARY 4. BELL. THE oWNs
~ ,er and occupant OF the houss Il D.
uaied at No l East Front streAG In the
snd ward. In the city Of Wiim.ngton
County Of New Castle. state OF Delaware.
IN ou1nPt!allce with the requirements Of tbs
acts Of the GEM eral Assembly, in such ouso
made aua PROVIDED, DO hereby give n9tcsi
that lsliAli Apply IN writing to tho court Of
general sessions Of the state Of Delaware
ilIand for New Castle Co.. to he held At VII
minutoI On Monday thu l8th dUy se
May. A D. l9t2. being the next term Of
sAid court fora license for saidt houss ss an
nm or tavern. for the. sui . thAEeiis Of intoxl.
eating liquors, III les9 quantities than ono
qunrt. 10 be- drunll on. the pramisaA and
th0 Following named respectable CITY
zens al enid ward, at least IA Of wn0In
a1o SUBSTANTIAL ffsshol tsrs REGAIN mend ths
said application. viz:
Edward " Moor. jS Sherer
Major smith Ch Taylor
.Jatnes. Davis Harry Eisher
John Parker y lorHp
adam Wagner Domtn.ek r Davis
Henry A Roller John Ply:
= Mundy Reynolds Coz 1k
Robert kenyon Sainue; u bsson
Mithaei Hnye, John McNamsra
john kennedy PJ Quill
IhUs A i.Gsan I I.A,ly
Honrr BIoIth DM Iurre
}! Schnrtf VIM Rex
"iaN fo io'-Ay !Qni.i
ai.i'' hARl A. BELL.
The evening Republican., 1902-04-15
sNiit. at Onn Iiirfh-

PoIGltliEEPSiE. n. Y. April ID
Isaiah Rhodes of RaiIeys Gap. Ulster
county. announces in this city that his
daughter. Mrs. James Mrt;owan. aged
twenty eight. of fuckers Corners y
hamlet III lister county, gave birth to
five children, all girls. md tha, all are
doing well, Mrs. MrGowan'S other
children ar" Il son and Il pair Of wins,
The evening Republican., 1902-04-15

Bodily pain loses its terror if yon' yc
Dettlc OF DR.. Thomas EcIectr;c Oil
IN the house. Instant. relief in cases
OF burns, cuts, sprains, accidents Of
aLy sort.
The evening Republican., 1902-04-15

For III" present no Visitors will
be admitted t" The State Ho-pituI
for the Insane at Farnhur~t. Four
cases "t SmaIlpoN is The Disturbing
FACTOR hlt every preraution has been
made tor stamping ont this dread
disease
The evening Republican., 1902-04-15

AND now it is .lanitor Cna1 les
Thomas Of the police station. who,
VIII have to face the charge Of ne
gItr1 Of duty before th" Police Com
mssioners. Til" prospects Of re-
iutlng the rharIes ;lra bad indeed.
for Thomas.
The evening Republican., 1902-04-15

1IlE President will remove Gen,
Miles from the head ut the army. 50
II IS SAID. to stop all wrangling in
the war office. Perhaps if the Pres
Ment would remove the Secretary
OF war. the people would he better
pleased. considerable bad blood
has cropped ont between certain
members of the Cabinet and the
commanding officers in both the
army and navy. The people have
then IDEAS Of how affairs are gulny
and 1t looks H~ if there was nouhIp
ahead brewing for President Ronsp-
welt and his friends and numerous
scars left that it will take runsidrl.
able explanation and much red tape
10 explain away. The President
has thesnght to rpnnnV" any person
who stands in hi~ way or in the way
OF any Of his cabinet. It is up to
the President.
TT Is with sorrow that Uur readers
learned yesterday of tn" unfortunate
afl'irtl"n Of Rev. Walter f. Avery.
pastor of Scott NJ +. Churrh. white
preaching IN hI- pulpit ON Sunday
morning. His SERMON was one Of
the ableSt thai was ever heard i'm
Scott Church. Durln9 his disculr4r
he spoke of tn" fact thar the life i
replete with difficulties and sand the
body must undergo lurlatiuno and
pain, but h" pointed out the grand
and trlunlphal outcome of it all in
the end, He was stricken with "A
paralytl" stroke Just as he was con
GLIDING his eloquent discourse and
sinking down ON the chair said. "Let
us pray. II is TO be hoped that Mr.
avery may b" spared to ITO work
yet in the Lords vineyard. He has
the prayers Of his congregation for
r..f4.. ~ t,.1 Ia.
The evening Republican., 1902-04-15

PRIVATE SMITH of the Cnited
States Artillery stationed at Fort
Delaware, should receive a medal
for his brave act in attempting to
rescue a drowning comrade named
Joseph Peters. That he did not
succeed in rescuing his cornrade be-
fore death overlook him was not hi,
fault. He made a heroic effort and
risked his life to save that Of his
comrade by jumping in the Della
ware river when Peters fell over
board from the launch in which
they were, becoming unmanageable
by the high waves.
The evening Republican., 1902-04-15

In the death Of William Lewis
Dllworth which took place on FRI
day last, the community in which
ne resided and his father before him
loses a valuable citizen and one Of
ehe kind who made You feet better
Tor knowing him. He was pro
RresslVe farmer and by his industry
and thrift gathered together an am
PIE compensation. He was good
husband and father and vaniai,lp
neighbor He was well and favor
ably known by the senior editor Of
the REprBLcAN, who priced his
friendship and his abilities as a far
mer and a man. He leaves his
monument behind him. in leaving
IN untarnished name,
The evening Republican., 1902-04-15

Taylor and Fullerton lar Wlld Cherry
ana Horeh0und syrup S'ops colds and
hoarseness. W. c. Iay!or, 80! KING
street.
The evening Republican., 1902-04-15

"CsscArats are splendid, my old mother
praisea them very highly. and says she would
never BE- without them."- Howard W. Well.
man, lSs fremont Street, Fairmount. Ohio.
suffered seven years with tape.worm but
taken with infamstioa Of the bowels. sour
stomach, sick headache. | tried Cascarets ard
ad not taken them q week before was relieved
St tape'worm Is feet long. am very much
-Mrs. John StDns Putin Bay Island, Ohio.
The evening Republican., 1902-04-15
Good Old Grandma 'sAdvice

Ihe children are sicksend for grandma is there like her
would we have done without - - l'
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Noxubee Bows Abroad.

Messrs. Garner & Watts have rur
chased the Lest Iaaua risa-5t5--
consisting Of about 1910 sores 7avi-.
SIS, 600 for il. This place is considered
the finest iu the psris1-trom 6 has
and a half 70 two bales o. cc--,r be11
raised on It.
These two young white men came q
. our parish seven years sso witAoz,
dollar, and today they ow- 9s hess g.
mules, IS hss5 q horses. al the wagons
and gear thsv need, a15 plenty az hogs
sn5 cattle. This rear thsy havs
acres il cotton ana 3 acres 50 r--
planted Ts.ssss great thing q s-
couplish il farming. an5 especially ID
s. short time, but they hsvs The ems
srgy an5 working qualities which W..
CONT every time Ttsr have Svs vss-s
= pay e, this magnificent polarization.
With ne luck tAst thsv have ha5 thew
expect 70 pay for i IL three Years s15
We predict taEt they VII 5clt These
boys s-s never ale s Minute, s-5 while
one ls looking after tAs rlsce The other
e furnishing the Esv nil r.t1 .5-s sra
clears from So g, S25- u-1-1 We
wlsh them success -Lsss Prov. 5z-cs
La. Banner
The Mr. Came. mentioned IS TIE s51
2 NJ 2 c. Garner q The Pa-l=--s
us.Sth'r1oo-. su5 brother Of Prot
P. ?. Garner 8atA brothers are s-c-
cssst-. il t1t- respective 1e-u-a-1
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Saturday, June 81, 1902

II a cotton picking machine, that );
reliable and effective. is invented, il
will prove a curse rather than bless
ing to the South It viii rob Is Of The
only supreme advantage we possess over
the vast areas Of genial soil and climate
in Africa, Asia, South and Central
America and Russia with its brosi
sweep Of two continents, in the nsttsr
Of cotton production; that q having a
1aboring population Of both races, born
and reared to its digital harvest; wao
can be relied upon for the patient s15
skillful toll incident 70 getting 10 TIE
crop, With harvesting machinery We
must lose our supremacy which almost
amounts TO monopoly, and confront
fierce competition from countries long
struggling for release from foreign de-
pea5enoe, who would 81 last iod RELIEF
from the.dsags-s and contingencies Of
the harvest ssss51.-A5s-5ss1 E1s-;-
mar
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Saver Year u Ese

"l-l wonders ever cease INQUIRE
me 'r.eo1s 2. Mrs I. Posse, Of Law.
fs1cf Kar They knew she had been
unable e leave her bed 10 seven year,
On account o. kidneys and liver trouble.
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