‘
MI. I tortilla “launder,
“0‘ billion: In
nouns armour PRBVBSA.
new F‘lu moon Or'sr n Farmer
NM Birouultnltim'flw Fofllflnntlolil
.‘l'utnliy .Iientroyod by Greek
minimum Battle at lllutlnn run
It» natty Conteniodmtlnvcrnl nigh 0t-
lénian onto-m 'lfilaln-w'l'lto l’urw At.
tetnyta to agility m Action In Doctor.
4 ‘ ‘5‘ “'ur-Amerlcnn Emhmy at Con-
llnllllnople l'urniuhco w Aoylum For
“who. .
’ I . anhinxton. April 19.48pcclol interest
In 1591” taken by the Washington on-
t lhoi'itlea in the thcod‘urkish war by
~ the announcement that‘tltc Greek gov-
eminent. hint invoked tlleAtnericon min-
later to Constnntlnopie for protection of
its; cltlnenn in Turkey.
5 When a reporter called upon Secretary
Sherman last“ night. hewno shown a
cipher dispatch which he had Just my,
uelved from Minister Terrell. He stated
that this dispatch relates" to the decla-
. ration, at war by Turkey and to the re-
quest of the Greeks tor the protection
of the American ling. -
As to the request that the‘ American
minister at Constantinople be required
to look alter the Greeks domiciled in
Turmoil territory, Secretary Sherman
said there could he no objection to Min-
.lsler Terrell complying. Even without
definite instrucuontt he believed that
precedent would Justify the minister in
giving protection to the Greeks in the
meme of a representative of their
government in that country. He said
it was a common practice, fully recog-
nized by‘ International law, tor for-
elgn ministers when called upon to pro-
tect aliens whose country who at war
with that in which they resided.
GREECE’S PRO‘MPT REPLY.
The Idiotic- Tako' lip the (logo of the
Turin.
Athens. April lit—A late special
titling of the legislative assembly
Wall held lust evening. The public gal-
leries were crowded. Amid intense ex-
citement M. Delyannis. the premier. an-
nounced that the Turkish government
had notified Greece oi the rupture of
diplomatic relations on the ground ot
the aggressive attitude of the Greek
government. In a cool but most delib-
erate speech be reviewed the recent
events to show, on the contrary. that
Turkey had been the aggressor, that
her troops had attacked the Greeks and
, attempted to occupy neutral positions
- and that her batteries at Provesn had
sunk the Greek ship Macedonia.
“Turkey." said M. Delynnnitt. “tie—
clnres war against us. “’0: accept it."
This statement was received with pro-
longed cheers from the galleries and
the floor 0! the chamber.
The premier then rend dispatches rt.—
cltinit the evontn which had happened
on the frontier. and with rt'fvl'Pltt'i' to
the ropnrtrd rupture of hlvttcxn he said
"it". the built-rim it! that Iliipul‘tuul pu-
lt'lh'u Hi" tilt
Iitlon hail imetl brought ihlu action. but
he ltncw nations an in it» ullvgvd out».
1'} I‘ll ‘ It}.
tut-e. Ht: ulltlfld lltlti lIlr 'I'ut'hii. itilt-l‘
repeated attempts to force it punituuv tit
ltovmii. whirl: t'ulllIliiiIltIJ the mud to
LitiI‘IIillll. had been driven hook.
The leader ml the opwmiilun. ntnhl rc-
rtcwod chi-era from oil purtu or the
chamber and from the unlit-rivs. vim
tltieltlly Illtllil'fll'll patriotic declara-
tions of ti. IJi'IleIIIIIIi.
Anim they has handed to hi. illtoum.
the drool: milliliter to! furnish attain.
flu following note: .
{fin communion of the ttuitrrnuiw at»
“little of Greece. diplomatic rrlltllnm
bemoan the ltlnu oi "ll' lit-lining and
till imperial tnnluuiy. the lmIIltll of
Turkey. and their reitpoctivo govern»
limit! are hereby broken oil.
“The Greek mintetor at vonntnntlno.
pie and the tlreeit rnnoultt have been
ordered to quit Turin-it territory. For
the name reunion the 'l‘uritlilh consult» in
“we have lwon recalled to (‘iillilltlil—
ample. Within it fortnight lruni Illa!
title of thin onuounvrnwm nil tit-«oil
said-tat: intuit learn 'l‘uritiilh territory.
Wilt ttuhlolétn now on Graph terri‘
W have been invited to learn it with-s
it! the some period."
’1'!” mwvrnmeni has (tritium-ed o note
to Mint My “pruning surprise at the.
mention: contained in his little to it.
W! and mutation out their provlntt
flint Writer in the “Muir. ‘l‘he gov.
mm amt-lute nll reoptmlihillly tor
’ ,t mute that it“? now twill".
M - metropolitan of Milan. tin or.
' warm in all the church“ tor
W of the omit om.
mangle! uneven
‘V ‘ manner-runne-
w, routers ~
The very best Grown in the
coidmorthcasr, where nam'c denies
existence in all butthc hardicsLThc
Aroostok County. Maine, Seed Pov
tatocs inherit those qualities which
make them LEADER's in the seed
potatoeworid. Rosc.Stnrs,Qucenr,
tlebroos Land Northerns. iligher
in price, but when quality l4 con-
sidered, by far the cheapest tor t
the grower. Price 90c bushel.
48c hall bushel, asc‘pcolt.
Also Bone Meat and Cotton Seed
Meal for fertilizing the lawn and
garden. ‘
Henderson’s Lawn Grass Seed,
in cartons containing one quart.
Every package contains a pamphlet
"How to Make a Lawn." zoo qt
0115 bushel. Also
Sweet
Pea
Seed!
bar—.—
The finest in the land.
LORENZO OIBBLE,
‘ . llNafltlfllnSM.
EAST All) PLEASANT TO TAKE
Patent .
Medicines
EAST
AND PLEASANT
TO
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Oar Clipped White Oats l
Car White Iiddilngs!
Oar Iran on Track!
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. at Wnohlngton Dir-0t;
Opt-ll dolly irons lilo til it. 111.. nod from
to 3 p. tn.. and on Monday evening
irotn "(to 8.
Interest allowed on own.
ALDEN SOLMANS Pruitt. '
JOHN H. ii'EltltlS. Vice-Prat.
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H. mm Ohm 00.. m Ill.
8 till b? all rhinitis“.
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in. pitch, great.
and Mllilléi itnm
iIillIllill: :mtl tur-
[‘t’lil illlltl iy and
rumplrtrly and
mentions!!!”
”will: Ankh-r» I... II M
Nu ttitiilmtnitlit tulfli'»4:dMMM’
til-rt ittllomlmtlnlo. not” and. It.
L. I. .UT'I’ON. New coma. OI»
it. Dloltumu than“. liar-
uar 0 Minimum.
lloti’s’ Ntrvtrlnefil’iiis
, i
. wt
hold
mitt
‘ , ulna drool: commotion requested in-
“ tamer
4M;
to. . rt mi
The from. m italnploteiy‘ deem
, _ M
‘, it. worn! at the nrrtuon new; lulled ’
,and wound“. autumn: the Turinrn‘aint
not: often wide. .
pt, ration! 1%! Women and the minim
ter of, wet or titles! him to bourbon!
more“ named, lily. At 10 oioloolt‘a.
m. the Bhufidald tort tired a. tow idiots
on a Greek” gunhbot. which replied. of:
tectuolly silencing the Turhillh battery.
‘ At It o'clock the Grocltu began to uté
lock the Turkish forte outside the oil-
trsnco oi the suit. partly to divert the
enemy's attention .and partly in order
to prevent the mmucrc or the Greeku
nt Preveno. ‘
The Greek ironclad Spotznl hue arriv-
ed inherits} in bombarding Prevena. and
the sunhoots continue to bombard from
inside the gulf.
According to the latest telegram from
Actium 2.000 Greeks have crossed the
null or Aria from Yonftzu to Soiugora
and are now marching on Preveao. Vu-
rious reports ore current as to the lund~
ing or the insurgent litmus
in vnrlotm quarters or the city. soldiers
are hastening to their hurratrkn, nod
bodies of troops. hurriedly equiptxnl. are
living diSilutl'Ili‘d to tin,- t'ront timid eti-
tliueinstic ovations from the crowds
that till the streets.
The engagement at Mitounn paint was
of the fierer-nt character. and the losses
Were heavy on both oldest.
deutroyod two pieces or (lreek artillery.
The Greeks captured on entire battery
“Whom the Turks.
Three Greek otlloerrt of high rank
were killed. A large hotly of Greek
irtmns is now marching against Me-
nerso. .
All the forts except one. which is. the
strongest, have been destroyed at Free
veso and nearly reduced to ashes,
The Aotv says the tireek troops hti‘ve
octupied the «Model nt l‘rrveau. am] it
is believed the Turks are bombarding
Vonltzu.
3REEKS CAPTURE PREVESA.
Important Turkish Fortified Ton-n Taken
Alter lv‘icrm- Fighting.
London, IMn'li l9.~~.’i dispatch to The
Daily (,‘hronit'h‘: from Athens, tinted our.
. ly this unwilling, says the Greeks hut‘c
txztplurml Monoxn alter set-en- lighting.
The Tul‘lllztll losses were very heavy. the
{iron-it comparatively light. The corro-
opundent odds: '
"Thu lrvck ilort hits destroyer] hall
thi- fortress at i’rrveso and silenced the
guns. I um ltfilillrtld that the bombard-
lnp.’ will but committed.
"The Intent nests received hi'l‘i‘.‘ In that
the tires-ks have captured and hold all
lllt' positionn. except Ana and Mllounzt.
alum; the Theemlifln line.
"i haw- had access to an important
document from it. European capitol
showing that the powvrnhavcduni- notltv
log for itrvet'nl weeks Immune they have
hoped lhnli’lrectt- Would he either tinnit-
clnlly ruined or soundly brawn liy Tur-
ltz-y. it ’i‘uritvy Efi'lfl Larissa. she will
remain there until (iron-re evai'ilalt's
t‘rnte. It was Germany that uric-«l 'l‘ur-
ltvy to declare war."
Tho Elan‘dulm correspondent of The
Times says also: "The position of of-
inirs swim: to he that tho Turkixh move
on Nezvrus in n trim to draw nitration
from llllluunn. where. it is evident, hill»
Ili'lll I'nethn ililvlltl'i to mix-now» in .Irm-
nil intrinsn. This atlmupt \tiil ionzl in
Ht‘t’i'l‘l- lighting. 'i'lu- tr-erttltrz nt t‘il'll
yuntv-rdny‘n lightlnx rm,» imlwlsiw. Ar
l‘lilillill of it am» biltsml urn-hilt»: :ui
tin-y mim- from lira-ck or ’l‘utltlr'h
tenurrro. It appears. huwnvr. prutty
t‘t‘lltllll that the Turks hurl Ill" lilll‘dllr
law.
"The Greek! var» partially microsu-
fill in tin-it lltht'lltl'Ill :tl it’ut'ya. with h
tum :tiltwd ill minim: nl‘f 1h“ 'I‘utkirh
I‘villlllillllli‘zllliilm ulth Suit-hiker. nip-iv
lhr Hrwlt lim-l is i-xt-t-tlwl :tlmnw im~
:nmliitin-ly. Ti): H“ in nu ltwun yu-t ni' Lind
l‘mlllimz {tum lilurlin. .m the tuitlvrn
failed in Ir-M ix’lnnln.
"Lilli. m luwltu is still in mtntmmimt‘
lluii Milli .quilm. lttll Illi' tin-wit [Ema-I
in liturmt nrv lmlivlml to In- munitur
In lh‘ ’I‘lll‘hliili "
'l'ltv Allow.
,.
imam» will».
t'nlertulult-m ui 1'2.”-
"'i‘lt" lay in Mllnillil Inlt‘.“
is Alt-titan. ll ItttNIIIhIl Hi lIlt' Itiimlvel
Ilmmtiutn n, “how lltv 'l‘ttt‘itetirvwiinim
ly onlrvlit lwd. 'I‘Iit' liltvxl Ito‘\\2-i in that
the Turin! riill IlIiM their utuimd n!
“LII littllll.
'.\ll Hit' \‘Ulllltlm‘l'n of NW rut-mp
loin-m illltl ll lmtlinn ul‘ ‘Ili‘ minim."
Itnw Mitt-lull I'ul’ Vulu. It in uniml that
tho t'uilliJuIiititll-vll ul‘ Anulm Hwy in
M. Hituuzm rim-ii uni I‘hl'l‘lry Ht. [nu-v
ilvui.” art or :ttzunwi-an mum olmll
lln- 'I'lli'lilitll umvrlmwut ltlult'lim‘ii to
win it is him I‘t‘llitlll. limwwr. llistl
Htllirtn l‘ltnltn t‘w'wit‘wl union; in .«tni’
\‘llili‘l’ to intuit-out no llw lmh ill-stunt.
the tidy ioihmitiu the iwiolriu'e mill.
llul lllvm- iit‘llvltfi tit-w ctttiorlh-tl iltrvo
Ittnllh IIIIPI‘.
"I'll ”iv ‘5'“ T'I‘Illt'i‘ Mmtrm‘tirtlilln
worttml hi» tron-runwnl that the writ-
who I'H'Ilfll’lllil in nrclvr llli tulmmvv
without it Motion» declaration at our.
It in ini'rrtml lrnm tin-ow rum and oh
learnt in restraint-thin» tlulll‘ll‘fii that two
of the grout llittt’l‘fll hort- nrumi 't‘urr
key to Imitht linulllitlw. and ”W New
out-ta oi intuition nml Hernia-n ”meets
oith the 'i‘uritinlt in...” in itiltorly t om-
nmnlmi upon Ill Milena,“
The latest «drivers from Min rlmw
timt the mine have two foliowml try
three «toys of hot. line weather. rind
1h!" HVI‘I‘ Amk‘ihlw. Wh‘t’lh IAIN!" 519"“.
mine the optimum flrllllilll in rapidly
ttlzrinitltnr. The hill rtmdn tire imprint.
in: in entitlllltm. it in at thin point that
tho nvwrwi and «leatlllrut lightlmr may
no rationed.
Another iiilmllnll nt domination influ-
mw its tthulhor the t‘ireeltn can f’llltI'
mar-r an otiriitltttt in ”attention and the
lporadoii Mantle. ilostiltt and Harmony
are meanwhile content to In “more
and Turkey «rippling at.» other tor
many want to come. no long till the
other Indian atom are kept quiet.
,TURKfiY'thATEMENT.
”III. Mela Mien” to 1mm "I II..-
W‘ a ”We
t‘onetontinoplo. April lie-«An oillrlril
eommunletttton to the sonogram
Item that the import“ mammal
m mreti no ”in: in ”We mm.
but tut mm. ill not mum
tot? ummfi outshone.
on the .
'Challtitt penlnenla. Bugle» urc noundlng
The Turks '
......PRINTING......
» tortilla calendar; Emmi/ling. m fang; u
' m out New carrier, when you're ,, ~
" “g: warns/i upji/ér’it‘artm too; bf
t {lungs . no?! need to {be no”! cola
for: and-cu s, n'ackwran'glom‘and Im—
oiery- ' A ~ ‘
. Let's tall about collars and will:
be best linen Is In om, four-‘ I], collars in
model: shapes. and we sell them all e each or two
{or a quarter; cuffs are 25c each. .
' Colors run not in Spring neckirear. Piotr/s In Scotch and
Roman patterns, rumc/mnda silks to add patterns.
light sharks In silk and sdtin, all fresh and new
and (mil/ago .Puffs, Iaur-m-bands. band bows and
ties In these fabrics, 50c. Same for 25c; some for
750 and $1. ' ’
- Your drama of the best gloves—~Dent's 'ar Tanner-('5. We
\. begin ‘at 31 per pair, and run up to 81.75 for the
finest. Ease and safety in buying [me -—a/ways
"your money back if you want It" at ”9198’ come-It
MEIG$& go.
Ell/065.0087. cam.
i
Open Monday. Friday and Saturday Evenings.
i
Goldberg’s New York Millivnory Palace.
EASTER WEEK msruvr
0F
"Trimmed and Untrlmmed Hats and
Bonnets!
At very moderate prices: a full and ctnnplete line of Flowers. Feathers, Orna-
ments, Aignttes. Ututuos. Wings. Birds, Boas. Etc. We have also added a
full and complete line in Suits. Jackets, Cloth (Tapes. Skirts, Wrappers and
For Uollnrottes. Wears hnvimznspectal sale otFur Colinrattos. {minke 25 to
$8.00; cannot be bought elsewhere for double the money. We cordially in-
vite you to inspect. our mock before pa mhnuing elsewhere. -
Goldberg’s New York Millinery Palace,
53 WALL STREET. IOIIWALI.
Orrosrrn Nonwntn Harlin.
i—‘
m
We Keep the Basil
The Siandarl M’i'g Company's Nev Procrss
Oil and Gasoline and the insurance Gasoline
Stoves. The “l N S l’ K A N C E" is u
stove that )tlli mnnot possibly have trouble
. with. If it [slows out or the kettle boils over
anti puts it outfit .vtii shut itselioli,ond there is
no danger. I
We Like to Show
Our Goods!
b...— —
The new tdriii “all M‘laliit' :In- prior! ni muck»
cry :0 parent. Nut! is the time in buy. We
have the larg: t and lust stuck in town, and we
fit ll (ht-up.
NASH &VANSCOY.
car. I. Iain and West Strut}.
IOU?" NOR WALK. OT
Dailylli}:EtFrgiéht Line
BETWEEN A
NEW YORKSOUTH NORWALK AND
‘ NOIWALK.
Till PRUPELLERS
VULGAIl,
Will intro Pier 13. I. ll. Bushman tit-oat, New You-kin 5 pint.
you Norwalk, 3 p. in; 80min Nor-walk 6 p. m. Freight received from
Eagle and Vulcan will be not Iol’ special ion oi freight nowhere in
New York or in vicinity.
lllli line on mount oi the more thoml.
80ml” ANB DALI.
CITY OF NORWALK, EAGLE MID
s. in. to 3 p. in. Upon application to agents the City at Harwell:
All primal m forbid trusting my 0! the employees of the but. of
no new 5
the» .“fi”
the million
throw-the
. . ‘ n ,7.
war upon timed.
mum, Palomar
immediate action.
alve. in accordion:
in the excrement/u '
The pone. Ml ' ,
to Prince usurm‘m‘m
later to Turkey. to '
announcing theyhrg .
matte roiutlom bet? “
ernments and the recall.
and the Turin-n eating
Prince Mnuroeortlnto :
consuls on. Turkish taint
confines of the empire.“
subjects today's notice. .
cordnto will i re that
Austrian mnllh At.
butternut Bottle I" ,
Tatum. emu-hates
Elaseonn, April 19. . ‘
the Turkish Army in ,
first division wot the troll , .
at Skompa and the slxthfl
luill two are engaged in, ‘
tions. The Greeks
V.
SULTAN OF TURKEL I
the district of Mount Godotnttn to
been repulsed. ’lattalions t '
visions at Apium and Kara ,
arriving at lsmidt on route for Rail
and Muratli in order to rte-onto
troops in that district. .
Dispatches dated yesterday from
{not or Mllouna pass any a flame , ” .
”1in in the pass all night will. W
tin-eks who entered and deficm N
word the valley encounteredtnur
taiinns nl‘ Turks. who drove the“:
and at the point of the bayonet ‘
the fort-o gnrrisonlng the .
illot'khousn. whit-h the Gm
circled before entering the pull.
Nunlmrl Pasha, commanding ‘
ditislnn, occupied Mount Pm ,
great force. while Haiti Pull}, . >
rounding the Sixth dlviiilon. M .. ’
to enter the Tchaishan pass. and H , ‘
Pasha, with ini- Fourth division,
pied the Milounn pans. .
ilct‘oro dawn Editem Pasha ,
in direct. the disposition oi: inertial
\isions. 3S _
A gmwrztl engagement all”,
lmitlv still continues along lbw”
{511235, our 20,000 men being
The i‘nvnlmt turns; on the no
the Htwk lilm'khouse. which
uhslimtiv-ly lli'ft'ililt‘d. Several
attacks \wrv mmlo liy lht1 Tum
out r’ill t . $5. It'll finally, about!
in; ii magnolia-:1: (huh. they t
Mini-.hrvuse- Ill the point of the M
'i":~ lira . Ls rm: still ‘(lct'eildln
pmiti ii" r-n tho summit oi the hill
III» mun-m moment (our hattfill
.‘Ii'li‘ziiiill I'ztsl " '8 division are ad
int: l‘l Iliv {YN‘M' positions 51 ,
titkvn. The Turn are lighm,“
”HHS. tho 'i‘tirkz-h artillery <1on '
did I‘h’i‘i'illltiii under the com
Him, l'nsim. I
it I? :mnoum'rtl that Ha
killml. 'l‘ht- Ilitllltl in
tidal, lwl lili' Tories, u‘ltlm
ilr
u luln li'l2~~‘. it is impoeolhle to slimline ‘
this" lir‘ in \Ili' IUSHI.‘$. V ’
(it-rlnnny lv‘uvoro tho Turk.
t‘ultstttnlllintvlc, April lil.~’l‘ho Ger-
mm two rni m-nt 10' Emperor “Milan
in imp-«l IIII' :u‘mit'i: «in the "OHM
int.- trimnul lrum Hint-iiiillil‘l. lie Wm-
l‘:t\t>i‘.llll_i‘ mi in ”ll' 'l‘lll'kilih army 03- ,f
I’i'lll ill Ill“ liiullvt‘ UI' li‘itl’lilDtlfl ”Wu _‘1
lit‘. 'l‘ll-- firm-ks ho i'llllfllilt‘?“ “All“ I
in ztrnmmrut and tree rupulile Malawi "
int: initiatiir .tlltl l'Xlllmul‘l'. .1" “I. W 3“
vi m-tnt-ilmiintui in Ilit‘ llalkunn. III W
\lamt 'I‘uritv) to not on the autonomy;
nunitm :4: “in, ilulmtrln tttld “(palm
ru, lull nil lllv tiff-*ilr‘ltt‘ against GM:
An trade him innit lilh‘lll'll outhm‘liifl
him in t‘nlllllmv- his limt‘u-t-lloll. WY
ll: uhuly in ”it tulllllllfiiilll‘y titanium
oi the To: itiitli ttrttzy.
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barium. llmt-lquitriorn oi’ the Om
Army in 'l‘ht-mtly. April lit—w'l'hu arm 1
how rupture-l tlw 'I‘llritltlll whim .
Il'um Nv'tvrmi in Knutrll. Mill EM W
are in full i'vtrout toward the “Wt
\vIn-ro iiivir fun we ill‘t‘ unusual.
\l‘lwn IIIU t't'mvn l’rlnro (lumllillllll
rm-t-lyml two» of the capture it! m I
'l‘uritlttit tmliinmt lit-tween Nomi;
itntmnni ht- win-ll in tho Gm”. , “
Illiilllll'l'l‘ their in ntop llxhllilfl: M
ulvly. The Crown l'rltlt'tllfl m4!
llllli hut". ”W
Attempt to Wmh Ilslfllfll ,
I'lllnhlitil. April IDwfltimk m =
IIIIItIt'll oi lilovotltoropoli. mot
min. and tire tnitrchiux mt
toot ulmtit one kilometer
mitt-ii. 'i‘lwir dilution to til/lama
ilw ritiiwny line to haloni I, '
lrtitiptl Ilyw lim'tl Hill" Ill i“ ‘
‘herv lino Inwtl llithiitm. but m
It! not yet known hero.
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l’owm Mimi to "m,
l’ttl‘ifl. April 19.-'i'hti W3
upon the pom-rs to, intervene by
or arms to «up Turkey and m
turthur ilithlintr.
r» a n- mnm‘
.linnov u. .. Mril ileum
ministration oi Dartmouth W
tww prominent llt'llltlfl fill? ‘
eni‘h amt one [Mr iiutlilli _ ,
you“ tor tires on unit ”It” .
chemical laboratory of tile . ~
men realm to the I’m
on done out of miuoltiotmltiliii ,,
one risimoii to have hula -
contention. ”filmed the
Mimi“ 9A
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relieved the roll” which
tritium of Will.
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