m can? sauna TO
THE ancusnc.
' Ia baa-1M Anticipate a’n Agni. hut
”W ‘Pfomtlon—Gnma Foal-a
0"! a. God of Hallow—"We Don't
I“. All" Anybody."
. Brant. rm. "7....rnnu hanging.
:, ”h mm“, on -
Ml. "lb- annoummt that mechan-
aallorwoald math drew an ilnmensocrowd
- of to the my, and long before
a y was called to order the gnlloriea
1‘ h
William, otl’rnwa. ”it" of tho
pure; and mm lmpold- '0" 0’
an rim Wk (tunes. the M
{£6 «ant box, while the
j g for the dildo-natal: was
common ' t loreign rep-wu-
latlv‘na—Il their families
The chancellor was \‘ocifcmualy cheered on
bk way to the Inland-y a crowd with-h lined
the route akaig Wilhelm strait-a. H6 0n-
tarnd the reh-balag ”1:25 p. m. and when
baaroaaw speak waagreelad with the wild-
aumthnaiant. Ho add in 811W:
“Ida not believe that i can add anything to the
”W of thr- caan rcgardlng the bill. I do
notaddm yoaon that account. My object in
toapcak of the general nilllitlitiu of Europe. I
Wmeulf u. Inferring to “inn 1 aaid
OI lit-Ina subject over a year ago. There has
hanvufflltla change alone thi-n, when l feared
warwlth l'raaea. .
‘Wmthenrrance has elected a win-.- lovmg
[raid-- 1 and a pacific disposition has prevailed.
Iran, "Muffin, assure the public that so far aa
Frank-o» in r warrant the prospect has incoma
llmrt- 1a.’lt\‘t‘l|tl. lhtuln, also, I a!“ 0!
no Ulllvl‘ npinion than when i said that we have
to ammo...” no attack from Russia. The sonar
lion must not be judged from press comments.
"The Human newspapers do not credit me
with belirving the car's word absolutely. The
aitnatinn on the whole in not different from that
of lint. igmnt that the concentration of “118‘
littu trim» on the frontier may appear awrlous,
but I pcrtxivc no cauao or pretext for a Russian
ora l-zumpean war. Russia has no interest to
conquer l’nreaian or Austrian provinces.
"indeed.l [can far in my confidence to say
that even awarwitth-aace would not necessi-
tat:- a war with Russia. although the latter
eventuality would involve the former. it in true
thatimnnotdemand an explanation from the
Rtmnian foreign office regarding the concentra-
tion of troops on tbeQrontit-r, but having been
wall maimed with ltnaaiaYs fon-ign policy for
a solicitation, i may have my own opinion on the
matter. ‘
“i believe the Russian cabinet intends to make
We voice heal-tint the next t-Zuropcan crisis,
and therefore wishealo push hv‘r military tun-rs
as far weatward aa poulble.“
Print-chm alien rvviewul the rwlatinm of
Pmaslawithflllsah" since ltiiil. i-‘rr-quently, in.-
Iaid. they had had a menacing aspect, but at all
times the calmnes- and conscientioiwim din.
played by the ministers on the Prussian side to-
ward the threatening position of Russian affairs
«apoait'mnof which foreign countries had no
ldcw—hadmmlnd in averting mischief.
”Hitharto: as now,“ he’cuntlnued. "we have
beenconstrained to argument and organize our
forces so that,in case of nPt'bfislly. we might
atand fortha strong nation, making its power
prevail by our strength, and SOlll‘fI'ndlllg its an-
tbority. its dignity and its wasmims."
“The warlike tendencies of France and Russia,“
the chancellor dedan-d, "drive us to an attitude
OK defenae. The pike in Frnncc and Russia cont—
pal na to become carp. Prussia has always lit-cu
complainant with Russia, doing her many scr-
rioea. l myself, when minister to humid, sac»
custody labored to keep amicable relational.
“owner. at! friendly feelings for Rita-tin have
cooled. flay fhialn order to make quite clear
thereaaon why we concluded an alliance with
Luau-la. Wowarainollnedtoacoode to the de-
mands MM iiiida'upon on before the last
war than“, than tnl'nad vainly in
AM ”my thagjlia‘orm passed
ovawbmda? Those whom to and a
threatiathopulllicallonofthbtreaty or 1mm
mlatakux..'fhacaatyfaanexpreaatonofthe
commnnlty of internals of the two contracting
“a
it
I mug; mammal said: “Atl'atria in
our natural in tho dangara which threaten
ufnunflalailalndm.but lhcrclsuonecd
to [our tlww‘m.
' 2w war: no wapd from men hatmt, for
othcrn'nw France wouldhava to he at war with
My and the whole world. The nnnzth we
pmwillraaaauroourpnbiiooplaion andaliay
tb- aarvmaaa of tho boavae and the pm.
Ourtaaknnw iatoatraogthen thia magth lt
mumtha-idthatothcrn can placethaaamo
dcfenaive frontier force as we are able to do.
Germany will not make war on any nation with
the approval of her people. if we are attach-d.
than the furor Teutonicua will flame and no
nationcanatandagainatit. flu who attacka
Gama-ydllfimlthonatlonarmcd asonaman.
We hope to remain at peace with missta as with
all other power-a. but wo donor. run after any
body. Inasiahaanozminda for complaint of
(finally?! attitude on the Bulgarian question."
MBi-narck reiterated the confidence
'that Gannany feltin hea- army, and declared
“Gunny feared “only the God which
mahaauwiah to folder peace.” L'tlltt‘m'nltlg
tho Wand extant of hot militaryrc-
mu, tbachanealloralaartedthat (hrmany
“apnea 1,000,000 than upon each of her
irr-pactiva of the react-vet.
Prinaollinnarckocmpled an honrand tony
minntaalntha dalivaryof his speech. Once
ha became “gnarl and at. down, continuing
hhmaaehhunhkaau Aftera whilo,how-
«.mm—wna feat Indfiniahed hind-
druwlthinereand anhnatim, pausing now
and first to rip a. drink. When be
all!“ inldlfillf. Wantino to the emperor
andhbadvuathatacoalitlm Bani-n war
waaavoidadtha applatnobagan, and it was
mowed with incraadngvlgorandenthuaiann
what ha daahrwlthat in caaa of uneasily
Gamay waaaqnal to any money. The
“MM van after anybody,”waro
"firedwlthallunudmnmtbnrat of cheer-
%.M’M “m: M H moved tbaad of "I.
mm an; hahilltlan ”fig‘mm
acne-«am Ital.
nova-tad.
Mao. lab. 'r.—'l'wenty-two of flu
twentyfourpuddllngfumaouatClarka
Co‘s . iron works were in operation yen
tarday wider incraaaed police protoctim.
The nonunion negrma. who were the canes of
Saturday evening‘s riot, reached the mill ba-
foro daylight, thna crimping the crowds that
gathered at. a later hour. The strikers all
learn to deplore the atata of affairs, and our
pbatioallydanythatthayhadanythingw do
with the riot. Jonph Kinney, the boy who
war shot, la at tho Wall: Faun hospital miter-
lng intensely from hia injuries, but may ro
umpoaiadnumeronaoopiaanf a proolamo
tinninthavlctnityofthaworkaeommanding
thp driller: to loop the peace and remain
fiuyflunthavkllnityoftho mill. Shortly
bafora‘ao'clockaowdr of‘ man andboysbo
mmmmbbonthamutmsonnol
thanlntoxicatadand indulgiaginvery wild
throat: of violence. Bydn'll fully 2.000 W9“
then appeared at. the gate the booting and
yelling was terrific. The presence of three
lieutenant: in charge of fifty policeman, who
were acting as guard to the non-unioniah.
haldtbacrowdatadiatanoemndtbeypand
alongtham'eatunmoleated, until attheoor»
net- of Twenty-eighth street and Smallman
the crowd attempted to get in advance. ' This
the officers prevented.
0n rem-hing Penn nvo‘nue one of the non-
union negroea left. the mnkstogowhishmna
He was almost immediately humanist! by a
howling. yelling mob of 400 persona and was
very, roughly handlal. Ho appealed for aid,
and a squad of Inliccmen “held; to his aaaiat.
anon. No doubt but. that. he would have been
mobbed in a very short time.
Police Officer 0. W. Frealmnn was last
evening placed under arrest for shooting into
the crowd on Saturday evening last. It. it
claimed that he fired the first shot, which war
quickly followed by the volley from the to
volvcm in the hands of the negrom He gave
bail in $500 for u hearing on Monday next.
A lZ-YEAR-OLD MATRON.
I'wioo Married, and the Mother of Two
Chllrlrin—Deltltntc and Deserted.
81'. Joann, Mo, Feb. 7.--'i'he police on
meted yesterday Annie Stevenson, aged 1:2
years, on the charge of vagrancy. She was
given a‘light line by the recorder and last
averting was put aboard a train for Hickory
station, Grundy county, Mo, where hcrfather
lives.
Tho girl has been twice married, and had
twochihlnen by her first husband, Robert
Patterson, whom wife she became when she
was 10 years old. Patterson Win 11. Her
husband and two babies died, and she went
again to her father, who lived then near
Mound City, Mo. Here she nmrried John
Stove-neon, aged 23 years. Stmounon left her
a couple of Weeks ago, and she wont. to St.
Josephlo look for him. llcr dodltuto mn-
dition induced the police to tnko charge of her.
She ht rather small for her age, and [mks
younger than 12 yam. She is quitopretty,
intelligent, and says she still loves her bu»;
band. He left. her, she thinks, btwausu he was
poor and wanted to get a start in the world.
I-Zlopcd \vltli Illa Divorced “'lfa.
BOSTON, Feb. 7.—Boston detectives are in
Montreal ShflthWlllgfl man then.- known a»
Dr. Adams. a music lt‘flt‘hm‘. xvhnen right
name» is George P. Brooks. About i570 in-
marricd Misa- Emma, daughwr of Alum»
Bowers, a wafl—to-do citizen of Somerville.
Six or eight years ago Mrs. Brooks was di—
vorced from him, and later ho'marrfed again.
Recently he viaiwl thahomcof his first wife
and induced her to run away with him. Old
Mr. Bowen. father of the wanna, says the
doctor has in his pomesion 815,000 in notes
which he gave Brooks in exchange for his
notes. Ha has sent his twosons to Montreal
tobring the notes back.‘ Theaaoond wife will
institute proceedings for a divoroa
A Chicago-If- Ohaatly Effort.
CHICAGO, Fab. 1-K. I... Spencer, a middle
aged man, formerly auditor of tho Anwrican
Express company, made a mentioned attempt
to and his own life yesterday afternoon lie
went inwan alley on Dear-bout street, near
VanBuren, and drawing a knife from his
poem plunged the blade into his throat.
The blind gushed out and Spencer fell faint-
ingagainnttha wallet recovering himself
he stopped tin mind with his hand and
walkedtotbocovnerof Clark andWaahing-
ton streets, when he met an oflcer who con-
veyed him to the county hospital He had
beenont of employment for some time and
had become despondmf. it is believed he
will die.
A Hannah-tuna Inglalatlvo Scan.
Boa‘roll, Fob. T.—-Tha Tuvalu- makes a
aemational statement with regard to the
atability of the state house, alleging that line.
Saturday the atnlctnro has settled, canning
largo cracks in the walla, the displacement of
steam and water pipes, etc, and gives it as
the opinion of certain ofllciala that the build-
iug will m'day collapse if not. provided
withnecmryimppom Itis learned from
compound aourooa that the appearance of
moral cracks in the interior walla, portion.
larly when the woodwork is joined to the
plutongaveriaeunhodoriaa Sergeant-at.-
Arma Atlanta declared than: to ha of annual
occumncc.
Brutal Wife Murder.
Chicano, Fob. 7.—-Mathiaa Bunch, a raioun
knife yedanlay aftornoon, killing her in-
inatantiy. The wife had been willed a mall
mdmoney hyanhtivaand thin Bunch
wanfadhu'wturnovcrwhlm. She
and the couple had frequently quart-alga
aliouttbo mattar. it was whiln
with his wife over the money that Bunch
committed thacrime. The tragedy incurred
in theirhotnaon Cottage Grove arm
Butch war arr-tad near by than” after-
ward. Tbantunierar waamuchemitad, but
uneanmunlcativaaatoibakiiling.
might and can can wracked.
cover. Sherilf MoCanlleea yesterday after .
ontheefreetwttothemill. All the work
keeper, cut his wife‘s throat. with a butcher‘s
,.
...
P
Mi. r.
r; M. .
W ... ”m... M VOW-”WW . m-........
dock mu WANT“
float Quality of
' Ono martyr—Tho Ila-t.
3..., m Lamb. lottoni Pauli, an: Ill-mull,
an shoulders} BaconJlalogna. rnnk- '
fataliti-
Wl ch no Mr Eell‘ til i II, in ‘
.. w“ .. 0 W On Home Dream Poultry abpacmlty.
LOW PRICES Orders Dellreredl’romptly.
Canned gm.“ 1‘2? ‘3; 0.3.3 33 CHARLES SMITH
ona
“ Swami. w a u =2 if"."‘ffli'fff.'i,?fi‘_’.‘f_'t._.._
“ Lima Beans, If 6 “ ti“ '
“ Peas. 15 ll 0
" Hallway _, Ill 0 "
“ LobleflIll’Il)17 ti “
" iiakcdllranndb ti ‘-
" Pumpkin. 12 ll "
law! but not lea-t
Galllllil llllilll,
Very good and very cllcnp ut file
or 5 for .l 00. Wc challenge
our competitors to match thin
bargain. Iluvc acid a lot or
them and a few more rcmalnlng.
All these Goals Warranlel.
83 Main St., S . Norwalk,
Loris than 6 rana at the regular retail prim
Dibble Hallstatt
[Jill I]. I}. Jill COFFEE.
beat» the town, try It.
Price 35c a lb.
m Nllil. ration arnnrnu
Fiiémiiilifflé'fh
MEATS
SERVED TN Tilli‘. BEST HANNKIL
JOHN 'l‘llls’i‘llAIll,
cpvtcmn,
CA NTDIEWS”
(if allkinde. Firetclam
— a»
COItNITt'lll’iAs, (ANDY 'ml's. nudn lull aroun-
mo-m of ornamental candy.
MrsJohn Holland
LAUIHSIB'S BLOCK.
MlSll‘ HA Ll. llLIlI‘ii,
in ilw plum- to yr!
First-llasslruterits
of all Lindy“
LOW PRICES.
We evil litt-
- Butler in lioils.
We also how a line lot of other
Butler that We are selling low. (‘onto
and try it.
if you Wunl thr- choicest MEATB. obtainvd rr~
rd our of trouble or CON, you will find them at my
.iarkt‘f. as Wt’“ an
Poultry Ill all Kills,
IN ITS SEASON.
F. HAYES .
DIBBLE‘S “LUCK. - SOUTH NOR“ Lit
.torltv n. PERKINS,
W holcaalr and iii-tail limit-r ill all kind:- of
IIIIL All] W001]
('oicitt-nfvr t'rt-amt-ry
If you mull
600D BUFFER [III TEA,
BX'ACL. :me. Cement ’l'rvtw, \li'lmH-lllvllfl‘l.
““9 sme- “a n. t". x't'nvm's,
lwhigh, Lat-imitation. Mum .
linutthun. Franklin. Mill MlaSI' “ALI. "IAN I“
ii like-shunt; i‘unls.
" “nanny va.
AMI “F RIBBEB ””‘T- IIIRRIAGII lIlKlII}.
Yul-l~~ foot oi Washington and Mar.
than ntrmxt», howl. t-"it‘a av Stilnm i: lg} a ,n l 1‘ I N (1‘
GEN um I. lll..\(.‘l\h'.\ll’i‘fllhti.
“my Stun “41M
This ii- the Inns-urn it) which to prop." fur wumr
anti it i» Mm r m git mnly for rough travel than to
wait until the busy wintrr mum
Worn of all kind- tn‘rttllnlng to tamnre making
and gown! lilncksmlrmng promptly attend"! to.
Wagon:- of all kinds main to order
Wagon:- for our.
Henry Tilly. .
- “AIS STREET:
FLORIST.-
—-~—~¢e>~- — .._
mm STREET. scum nonwma
GILBERT M. RITCH,
FFF.F.FFF.FF§FIEFF
Manufacturers' ,and Painters’
SUPPDIEB.
Ship (“Illlflllfll'f-i.
362 ll'.l'i‘lill'l§'l‘., fool Bunk.
BliillG lil’U RT.
PURE LEAD & (“L8, RAILROAD (20L
B8. BEST MIXED PAINT».
Nova Scrum hand made Smite, Minn, m , (inun-
acya and mum, Rubber Mittm and (Haven, Oil
Clothing.
Dredging Materials.
LINKS. RINGS. SiiAIYKiJ'ZS. Nli'i's, M‘OOPS
alltn’ltl.~ AND FORKS.
Of but material nntlln alumni pattern-o fur the 03a
ll“! minim-M.
Henri-tally l'l't'paal'l'fl Cotton Dredge
has linpc. lianillu filmy and Hand
Dredge nine.
Oila, Packing. \l'aatc, lime. and a full line of Eng-
nam' linpplina, Marine Lights. film» a, Plane.
WNEW YoltK l'ltlcl-IS.
Special Attention to 0rdm by Jlali or Humor
72
1.1ch Feed
Stable
WARWICK llol'l-ll»
“flfl'l'il and f‘arriagva to let for all onetime.
t‘arrinm-u at Down to meat All ’l‘raina.
(mod ’i’nmnntn at itmwnable Prunes.
éno‘m ""‘fiihi:
Social Etiiucttc.
Telephone connection. 88'! if
Mung]?! frotnttzzlagat lull? mworkr ”a, .. _ ,, .—
on analyze " ml at a.” "
mm mm"; F A. C '1‘ O R Y
'l‘hla book hould be! I‘ll fannl d , f To let or for rain, corner liar and Raymond "min.
hawking “rile pfipgdtill to do?“ gflf’dlflen REQUIRE 01'
0 ve pmpcr to now ’00.] '
reboot of manner: Whataball w: teach olurechilt'lE E‘ A' ll '"d 0' Rum" l'l'oltl.
mi. that they may pro out into the world wail brgd W
men and women? For Sale
"allon'i‘ ntrm" contain-them, and will '
b: no W ............. M w m lillllllll BUILDING LFTS I
o p u. .
Until further notice it will mail it of 0N WOODWARD ”B. I
W
Meade a copy of the above valuable final-3.5 . . “‘an or
3331'an Mlle-y mun-om a mum of E. A. W oodwvnl'd.
. . team
if: loidi n the inn aa wool
pox“. 'Mflml’ will my 39:”. 0‘ nowa— .
tom rtnll name and adds:- an the
outaido‘ tin and dim on tho word Iti- r
queue also. and than we w know whom li. I ’
I. L. ORA N
GI & 00” imam 1N
PHILADELPHIA, PENN.
anthem Baum an. I ' ‘
“gummy, m... M $ hats, Fill Fitters, }
mm?“ "m “m“ war-(w $‘ , Vegetables. Fruits,
fin? Ira-um ' . ’ “ W“ Damn cools. 1:105.
.2-.- ammonia
W M ’ ' “W ’ . ~
n... ... _ ._M..—W“
Will;
IN H. S. ROOD'S JEWELRY STORE. -
Mens’ Rubbers,
luluii Ft ‘
. Fuluhia'itel,
luluhia Feel.
Used by all tltitctl dbnlcrs in
Horror; and ('uttle. Contains
more nutrilnunt than (.‘m‘n,
Oats or wheat. and sold (to
introduce it) at cost price. I '
IlaymondBros
General Agents.
it. thus
Lady’s' Rubbers
25 Cents.
40, 50, 75.
,MENS7 BOSTON
illumination 3,
Best quality, $3.50.
i2 Main Street.
I WILL PAY THE
Highest (‘ztsli Price
Fill: ,
Rugs, lltillcs. Bottles [roll
and Metals.
Putin-s muting um n l? tLr stock 2:} n-ndmz post
(id card to
\\ II.I.I.\.‘i‘I I’CIDMOIH;.
sun'rn Ntmwnut.
l‘lllllsl
ALL GRADES,
Lowest Prices 1
The llcst Goods for
the Least llonéy
M-.. 31-- _.
H. S. BRflWN’S
BOOT & SHOE STORE,
Clark a. Lane’s Block.
law MAIN STREET.
GET THE BEST.
—-——-’I‘llE——~—~
“ Florida ”
STEAM llllA_'l‘Eil.
_ L
('1
purpose of intrncing
——‘-TnE———— ‘
HllIIli Ball Bleached, Muslin,
We offer this choice brand for one week at
' it low price.
A. DICKERMAN & SON,
39 Washington Street.
South Norwnlk.
FOR YOUR
FreshMeats
——-—-—-GO TO THE—‘—
PEOPLES’ MARKET.
(mule (it'll wrcd promptly and rlmcial attention mid to ordern left at the market. A full line of
~ VEGETABLES.
‘ DON’T honour 'l‘lllt PLACE,
Peoples’ Market,
A. R. TYLER. Prop.
FREE-”RETURN FAKE
WILL BE GIVEN BY
W. B. HALL 8c 00.,
To all who during January shall purchaic to amount of $1010 at their
RED TICKET SALE.
All work basket-I, lunch, rlioppiig. lion. r and srra
an lollowr’: 5r; ll‘c, 15, 25c, 501‘. and :5 critter.
I I
Shopping and Traveling Bags.
Won“ Tolerate: ml ticket price 19:. Wan-50c: red ticket price. 3*, Were 75c: red ticket price 50c.
erc 51: mi ticker nice 75 all sl 25 and $1.38 hag-I, choice at 3L All 31.50 and $1.75 bags, choice at
S! 2". All 32 and s ‘25 bags. choice at $1.50. Leather, plush. brass and worsted is all marked rc-
gardlm- of cost. l’erfumexy. hollhl'. alivcrwnrt’ and all arm-loI bought for Holidays will go at red ticket
price:I
Merino Underwear.
Lots of mi llt‘kt‘l hargalne. American hnsirry, b0.“ quality.
lanicn’ goods reduced.
Scotch Wool Underwear.
tienta‘ host Scotch wool ahirtu and llmu‘or-I, full regular made, it ill go at about half pricc.
Scarlet untlenvt at all marked at Mtolllshiutz prim.
Cloaks, Seal Wraps, and Seal Sacques
all will fi-cl thv intlurnn- of mi tickets. Eli-gum anal wraps that we-c 3150, SIT?) and an.
innrimi Sim. Star. and 5150. Three are llu- best goods. and the lllllnl faihionnble that can
st-ni inc-km will no at 375 and 2:0.
350- '
We will in" 1 fun leni urnpi. trimmed with lit-r? hlarl: marlin, as 3501 Wed-i not claim three to hethn
hm rt'hl, bu ihcy an- unrth $100 mch. -
k W. B. HALL 85 GO.
archer...“iii-snail}
p limiter: marked at [can than half vr-lue and placed
Shinnhnti dram-nu, $2, now 3i. All
we have
mad?
‘9 T. BURR GUYER, & SON.
SPRINGWOOD.
.tm. tillllfills‘ FILLED cttttrli'ru'.
(TlTY t'Ol.KS FIND li' TU fill-11R ADVANTAGE TO TRADE WITH US.
GIVE US A TRIAL.
SEYMOUR BROS.
[lave received a large invoice of the Celebrated
IllW-lllllll' SIIIilIl Will.
to" direct from factory in llainc. rail and obtain a ram lc can. which in guaranteed to be the local arti-
t'li’, in thin lino, n town.
I
I
Ila-wdlrop fiugur Corn.
Dew-Drop Tantalum.
Itnw-Ilrop l'cnc‘ltca.
[Dew-Prop Bianltbcrrlca.
new-limp finccolaall.
Pow-lbw.» April-Icon.
Dew-Drop Aaplllflflfl'. Dow-lamp Tomato Gallup.
new-llrop Bartlett i‘caru. new-Drop t has Ileana
ncw-nmp liar-iv Jane Pear. - .
___._....
Then-t- grinds arc ntrictly lint-clam, and are put up for more who can apprmiatt- u mod article. We
are general agent; and have cxclnuirv sale for this brand in thi! town.
‘.
II A H D 15’AN PR 10168.
aluminium. one of Illllll lathe
.wllmitcan bengnlnoparalioana
I-I. MEEKER,
not Agent for Namath.
laaltary gamma-nan
Mllnel
Indication
I
t-
Whilsflu
gnaw:
TURIZZEYS
’I‘ltc cheapo" and liner in Town.
BOMB GROW. Film" EVERY DAY.
nnnssnn- CHICKENS, omen
AND nouns.
‘ Alanainli lincof .
(Dz-angel. Lamond. Fruits; Cranberries. Egg-a
‘ and Canned Gouda.
«mo—u ‘
, a... man. oymn. aim and Bananapa.
Remnants Mark at .
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