” *‘ 'iililillii '
. l ‘ ,‘
new in Flori-tor
it soar. out a. 1910
“an m-tmww .w ~—
‘Aimaaao for Tomorrow
. also; sets 738.
title mail a. at; 11:35 9. in.
may noriizmas
MASON“) DIREGTORY,
i 11.0 e, No. 108, F. and A. M.
in male Building. South
ltroot. list and 3d Tuesday of
month-duly and August. ex-
iatt‘wat 8 o’clock. All Master
c.
tar Chapter. N0. 38. R. A. M.
Reels in Masonic Building. South
llain threat, in and mi 'l‘ueudaya of
mix month-«July and August er
“ ~at 8 o'clock. All Royal Arch
'no cordially invited. William H.
lfdn. H. P. Robert M. Wilcox.
ROBERT M. WiLCOX. Saoy'.
Merchants and Manufacturers
Association
3 EMORY STEVENS Prolidem
PAUL Vice~Presiiient
men it. Bowman. Secretary
HEW COR ETT, Treasurer
Executive Commiiteo
£83134 FROST
. 1N3 SENTINEL TELEPHONE
, cALu
ODD-Navr- Department
‘ . , ualnm Department
.. ranch Office, Norwaik
W“ é—Ediooi-‘a Reaidence
Wily Editor'a Reaidanca
f ext‘r JEFFRIES.
If we are not mistaken. the gen-
eral .aentimont in sporting circios'hae
[been that the big hurry negro .lohn
"Mn could beat anybody who had the
nerve to go up against him; the queen
lion like been not whether he could
.but whether he would. Even prim»
Mix are not absolutely above sum
1 hidden. in the some circles that told
. “of Johnson's ability there were plenty
to say that Jctfrlca would be the win-
ner. it may be added, too, that in
various bumblor waike of life. outaidc
V the circles of sport, there has been a
growing conviction that .ielirien was a
good deal of a bluff. Still the betting
has been decidedly in his favor. and
there be skeptics who will point to
Jhat ayinpiom as one reason for the
igi'vl‘cioryfloi' Johnuon. As we have ni~
ready intimated. in tli‘guu days of
double dealing, doubt and suspicion
have ventured to enter own the an-
cred precincts of the “1’. it." Anyway,
11'» over, and Johnson iioslt-d bin op-
ponent by woratlng him. iirutnl?--~of
course; but. when you got right dour:
to business, force, even brute force, in
the first arbiter of ihlnae in this
World. The strong arm, invisible llill
capable, in behind the law and hot-pa
the world in order an far no ii ill or-
derly. it in in human nature to all
mire atrength; indeed, in he trunk. is
is in human nature to love a light. 'i‘lit
interest in Monday'a mixup was felt
all ovor the country and beyond its
bounda. it was a genuine interval,
and hundreds of unnuapecled citizens
of standing ware paying to themuoivcn
all day that they wiiihi-d they might
have been able to bee the light.
.i
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IN STAMFORD, TOO.
(tonarreamau liili had the anticloc-
tiou of telegraphing in Stamford, this
week. that. the appropriation of tint),
001) for a federal building in thin city
had tinned the bound. and it, with the
other items, wan now it) go to the unit
are, where practically no imposition in
anticipated. Mr. liiii him given that
item in the bill bin apt-rial attention
for months. lie wau‘iiruatly, puriiaim
decisively. aided in bin fight for tho
milliliter) of the original liberal aum
pmpoaad. by being able to “mini with
pride" to what corporate Btumiord
had already tlonu to provide the lineal
M altar for the new building. There
‘ hi little doubt that that fact, backed
‘by Mr. iiiil'ii alert ail-sullen to the
matter, carried the thing through an it
ids originally prepared, while moat.
,; of $0 other itenni in tho hill muttered
reduction, and some were rut out at
"together. Well curved wait Stamford
or ita wnxronmau in this matter.
filer will that mvieo be soon lorgoi-
.. tum-«Stamford Advocate.
ans-WM»... W
’ ‘ Ionic time: in contemplating our no
ital; people. the nonunion fail to
flotilla proper point at View. For in-
. m. a haadwriter in a New York
.. limpet)!” record: that am. Vendor
filth mired a slight Jar while a pas.
mm on an aeroplane. lie soon on
flaunt-tin that the tar wan canned
" by the aeroplane hitting a spectator.
Wu the mediator iarrod or not imWa-
mom-y Republican.
WW
. While it in up to the drivers at all
itinda' or vehicles, including automo-
fiiimta driving about the ornate or the
thin, to use due precaution, there iii
" ’ ' ii Obligation on the
ml at the public. not .
, Wt! who admitted
“ “will in» in will an the
"m
reported narrow escapee of children
from being crushed to death.
W
There will be an important adjourn,
ed town meeting this evening and
there should be a big attendance to
hear and-tatteaotlon on the report of
the, building committee on the propon-
od new Wishinxton street bridge; to
take action on it and on other matters
pertaining to the bridge.
w.....«a-~.m—.
Another candidate for the United
States Senate la heard from. Mayor
Charles F‘. Thayer. of Norwich, la the
man, but be it! not butting into the Re
publican fight. He in hoping for the
support. of the Democrats.
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Cincinnati can always be counted
upon to do something to make her
popular with the mutation. Her dia~
tillers have gotten into a cut rate
whiskey war.
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WOMEN AND NEW HAVEN ROAD.
(Philadelphia Prose.)
The New York, New Haven and
Hartford railroad company ought to
ho a promising field for the suffraget.
Omciala who have been scanning the
list of stockholders find that the num»
her of women stockholders actually
outnumber-a the males. There are but
5,746 men owning stock. while the
.. women shareholders number 7.097. in
theory, at learn. a corporation offers to
capitalist»; all the advantages of self-
govcrnmont that are comprised by a
republic. Ono vote may be cast for
each share of stock held, and a major-
ity of shares govorns. in practice the
theory is often upset by the somewhat
pernicious rtiatom of executing proxies
by which stockholders delegate to
some one contracted with the manage-
ment. full authority to vote for the
shareholders.
it dries not, appear from the pubilah-
ed report that the inuuber of shares
of the railroad named hold by women
is greater titan those held by men. but
if such is the case it is within the pow-
er of women lnveutora to elect direc-
tors of the New York. New HitVt‘il and
mommy
ultimo unit
is in Favor of the Spartan Long:
as it is Played Fair as
the Last line i
uauo, Nev., July 6.-—~()ovelrnor Dick-
inson has given out the ‘Lfoilowlug
atuiement respecting the Jo, Mandolin-
aon tight. at which he was afepectator:
“i do not at all regret tinit the fight
was pulled off in Nevada.in was a
clean light and Tax Richard’s aaenrau-
con to me personally were inado per-
fectly good. ‘1
“i am in favor always of manly
upori jinn up long an the alpha is play'
ed clean and square, on thin wua, There
in ubaolutoly no warrant, hi my judg-
ment. for the proteeia thuil have been
made axalnat it. The ilglit in Reno
demonstrated fully that there was up-
thing about it but what wars proper for
any atate to permit. .
'i‘he epirit of fair play iiud a stream
hold on the thousands of people who
witnessed ii. of whom i ulna one. and
that fact was made evident as the
crowd waa overwhelmingly for .leffrles,
but when the black man diunonatrated
his complete superiority iii every way
and won the battle by thinking. seeing
and acting simultaneously, as the re-
unit of greater mentality. ilpeed and vi-
tality, no demonstration of insult or
reproach was offered in any manner.
"The character or the linen compoa
inn that crowd was not tniitlc up large
ly of the rowdy or thug element. all
many would lead one to believe is al-
.waya the case at such events, but of
bnnincas and prominent than. or my
own personal knowledge, the holding
of this event in Nevada was beneficial
rather than injurious, notwithstanding
the claims advanced by some. an it
baa made tho ponaibiiity and natural
advantages of this utateu. with its llll
developed wealth. familiar to many
who otherwise would not have heard
of the ntalu. i am Wellzpluaaeti with
the intelligent manner it! which the
tremendous crowd was handled and
treated by the people all Reno. and l
have heard only expreuuiouu of good
will for the city on all Iliiit‘ti.
one of the moat prosperous common ,the law licenses glove donteatn i will
one of that most prosperous; ronnnoni
carriers in lbs United States. i
There are numerous inatancoa of,
women having succeeded in other
branches of bnalneaa. and if they
would direct. their talents and energies
to the management of a railroad it in
poaaible they might matte the corpor-j
ation even more profitable than have,
their brothers. 'l‘berc in no barrier to
thcir control of a corporation. and ”mi
law will not own inquire whether they
are single or married women and thuj
queatiou of age will not he broarhcd.‘
.. N. ...
TEN YEARS AGO TODAY.
Friday. July 6, 1900.
"’ ‘ ‘ 1
(lemon! Russell lt‘roai. commanding.
the brigade, (f. N. (l, innuvd biu iil'ilt‘l'fl
tor the animal encampment at, Niuntic. .
A wbolcaniv tnnaaui-ic of foruiunurn
in l’ekin wan reported, and the rebel
iiou wan spreading.
Thomas S. Osborn. a Norwalk roul-
lli‘lll. who wnu touring Euiopc, wrote
an interesting letter to frii-nda at
home.
litriit'y Barnard, l..l.. l)., one of
Auwricu'u best known mlnruinrn. died
at his home in Hartford from kidney
trouble,
RIGHT TO THE POlNT.
Governor iiuxhca' appointment to
the supreme court bench is now re
ferred to an the "premature burial of
a distinguished citizen."mllrltlgeport
'l‘i-it-gt-nm.
. __...-
A Now England contemporary upoaku
oi our prejudice against the Repubil»
can party. our hatred of Republican-
hiin in not prejudice, but a divine lu-
apirailun. lioueton l’oat.
Ton million would in thin noiiaou‘a
Congressional limenrd! if conxrouumcu
had ever worked on a newupapor, they
would know that an arrow bite the
buii’a cyo when it is all bundled up in
ilitddlllfi.”~MBi‘ld9n Journal.
~o-
The iranupurtation of paanenitrra by
ail-«hip bait hardly reached a state of
poriuriiliii-w-Ntii. when the pansengera
iiuvo to escape to term iirma by shin
ulna down pine ireea.«~lioritahlro
motile. ,
a..."
The birth of a fly may mean the
death of a baby: iiiii the titer and let
the but" drum-Milwaukee Sentinel.
W...~.,a “a...“
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TOWN MllTlNd TONtDH‘f‘.
The committee on the construction
of the new bridge held it meeting last
evening, and drew up their report for
the town meeting to he held this even
hing. All the members were present,
nave (tunnel Lynn and Williamfiw
ran. The report will be given the
nonlinear; revision this evening at the
touting that precedes the town meet.
mg.
The town meeting will beheld at 8
o’clock in the town anomaly hall.
and than will be a meeting or the
brine committee in the town court
room between 7.30 and that hour.
M; thorium: meeting the term
committee on the avian motion. thou
‘ variably nancrt iiaclf.
"i will further ntniu that as long as
not attempt to interfere with such or
out» in any manner in the future,
“An for the coittcatanui in this fight
i can only any that the defeat oi Jef-
friet-l demotiatrateti llltt «ixperlenro and
contention of all students of athletics
that alter a man has some time been
out or condition he cannot regain lilb
former vitality and condition of hi:
pliyaicnl perfection. for Nature will in
lilo wan not anti
never could be the .iefirit-u of former
days."
NEW l'lAV'EN. July 6.~»So far as
can be ascertained at this time. tbr
question of Ill‘I‘lilitlillK hi this state my
nrotluciimm of the .li-ffricsdobnaon
light through the medium of uterine:
pirturea will be decided by lnuniclpn‘
illillitll’lllt'ii, acting individually. Whili
boxing was under lb» ban in nuuu
places for a time the print the your:
bun til‘t‘ll n winxniion and limited innit:
lllldt'l‘ nuapicce oi qiulni have been pcr
iuiitcd quite generally. iii-product
ions of a number of important rini
roult-utu have been permitted iii thea
ire» anti it in thought no official obiec
tion will offered to picturea of tin
championship battle.
ST. LOUIS, MD. July ti.~- Prcuidcm
Mail (i. llcynoldn. oil the Si. Louie
iioard, announced innit night that in
would takc action today to prevent lllt
exhibition or the definition and .ieffrior
moving pictures in st. Louie. The of
iicern of fill‘ i’atrloiir liny Aueociation
and the Soriuty tor the Prevention oi
Cruelty to children «tutored a formal
proteet nattinet the diapiay of the pie:
intent with the bored.
LOS ANGELES. veil. July ti.-'i‘here
in an ordinance in Mill Angelou. probi-
biting the oxiilbitiuil or moving plu-
turi-u which in the opinion of the au-
tburitlun are uuhvcriiive oi morale or
harmful to the young. City Pittman.
tor Eddy lunt night lurid he would iii-
who the law if ilucl‘iitliti‘y l reveal
the reproduction of iibr Rollo little on
the arm-nu of the moving picture beam
on in Lou Angelou.
Mayor Airxmulor timiiiied in humor
a direct donation an to whether he
would inki- action, lull added that ninco
tho artuai iiubi badtbcen barred from
the Male, tln- pirturru would certainly
mow the same fate.
Auiitih, Tint, July it.»»~Amotni the
firm propouiiiona (pivot-nor Campbell
will submit to tho "l‘cxnii Loniuinturi-
when it eonvunua iiu apnrial urinaiou
July ill. will be a that prohibiting the
exhibition of movi a pictureu of the
uni iiiiiii tin I 7
1
0i This Amount About $25,000
is acquainted to iliiii Fei- .
lows, But Is Contested
lililleiiiPOR'l‘. July ti.-——Mra. Marga,
rot Austin, the Buckingham street
resident who left nearly $20,000 to the
(iratni Lodge or Odd Fellows in thin;’
state for the eatabliement of a home
for widow»: and orphans in New Ha.-
ven, which legacy will be contested in
the superior court, left an estate vai-
ued at ”0.776.“, according to the rev
turned inventory of the appraiaoru in
the probate court. ‘The estate com-
priua» Sindhi) real estate and $9,776.51
personal property.
Heal Eatate.
The real estate comprises house on
North avoiiuv, 83.000. qu hounen on
Buckingham street, each valued at
84.000.
From 2 Until
6 o’Clock
Peroonai Property.
The. personal property nclutiea
three ”.000 nix per cent. intimation-
Thursday’s4hour
Strong Price Inducements
In Every Department
SALE ”can
Tomorrow -
ai Silver (:0. mortgage bonds. (3,-
000; two $1.000 five per cent. Elain,
Aurora and Southern Traction cont-
pally mortgage bonds, at $50 each, $1;
900; one 3500 five per cent. mortgage
bond Paucoag Water Co, 8475 and a
certificate for 30 shares of block in
Swift a (30., 83,000. jewelry, cash in
bank, etc.
Women’s
Petticoats
'l'opa made of fine quality milit-
lln, with deep bounce of our
broidery; regularly sold at $1.50.
Tomorrow. 79c
MARRIED iN MILFORD.
Edwin Gifford Lamb, or Norwalk,
cha Mlaa Ruth Beatrice Smith.
Thr- marriage of Edwin Gifford
imub. of Norwuik, and Mimi Ruth
Beatrice. daughter of lion. and Mrs.
G. Franklyn Smith, took place in the
First Congregational Church, in Mii~
ford, Saturday evening. at it o‘clock
in the prracncc of a large party of
relatives and friends. This wedding
was perforated by Her. lv‘. A. Sumner.
who used the full Epiaoopal service.
the bride being given naivy by her
father. The bride wan attended on
the Occasion by a maid of honor, Mitts
Annie Thomas, of Walliogford. The
unborn (ii the wedding wrro- Maura.
imbmunn. of New London. Conn;
Sundiforih, of Norwaik: iirninurd
Smith. of Nattxatuck. and (3. Frank
Smith, Jr. Kenneth Smith and Vin-
cent ii. (‘larkm of Milford. Following
:in- congratulationu of their friends
Mr. and Mm Lamb loft Milford on an
uxtt-ndod wedding trap and they will
be at home to their friends at No. 28
Maple street. Norwalk, after the Met
of September. Th! this newly mar-
ried couple have filo hearty beat wiah-
on of a large ,of relatives and
:‘rlentla is show the very large rol-
loctiuu of presents which was sent
them and which includes rare old and
modern silver, cut glass. decorated
chitin. linen urtirlcn and other useful
ureuvnta.
Women’s ‘
Drawers
Womcii'u good quality (‘ambt‘ic
llrnwcra, with with» of embroid-
ery; regular price 50c.
Tomorrow, 390
Table Damask
Fine quality, uniln liuiuh Table
ilnruaak. full 2 yards wide, all
part- llllt'llZ value than.
Tomorrow. 66c yd
Waiets at$l.l9
Four new styles. Therm am cx~
iroiuuiy dainty Waiela. trimmed
with imittu of thin embroidery.
combined with Val. inner
lions, Dutch neck. three-quarter
alcoves; regular 81.95 “Linen.
Tomorrow, - $1.19
At 59c
Report of the Condition of
THE FAlRFiELD COUNTY NATION.
AL BANK. l
at Norwalk. in the State of (‘nnuecti
cut, at ilit‘ clone of huntnoua, June 30.
lillii.
Resourcea.
loans and ilincouuta ..... 3 Swahili? tine lot or Lawn and llllittia
Uverdrufts. accrued and \t’aiutn, slightly united. prettiiy
'lliifli'wrt‘il ------------- 703.30 trimmed "iodide in all sizes;
in S. liondu '0 Ni'i‘lli‘t’ ctr» regular true and stall values.
cuiuiion ............... 150,000.00
iimuiu. aocuritiea. etc. , . . .
lianitinx liouae, Furniture.
and Fixtures ..........
Duo from National flanks
(not reserve agents)
fine from State and Pri-
vate ilnnka and Bankura.
'i‘ruat Companion. and
Savinxu lianita ........
line from Ippt'twml lio-
at-rve Atlanta
(‘hecita and
204,907.50
Tomorrow, 59c
l Etillililil
313,126.21)
Ladies’ Vests
Lndiuu’ liiiibud Wain. \‘tncrk
and abort alcoves; traitinriy :(ic.
Willi
913,768.11
oi bur (Saab
sleeves. S peclai
Lawn Dresses
Pretty Lawn Dreams in black and
white [mike-(iota, with border
oifecl, lliltt‘li neck, filter-ottaricr
Children’s
Pants
Children’s Knit Pants, lace trim-
med; sizes 3 to 14 years.
Tomorrow. - 54-98 Tomorrow, 15c
Chiffon Batiste
iii-inch soft finish Mort-ci'izmi
l‘biifon iintiule, cool llliilt‘l'llll
for summer wear; value :ifd- yd.
Tomorrow, 180 yd
Embroidery
Remnants
Odd lot of (‘ambrio Edgiugs.
widths front 4 to ti inches; reg-
ular prices 21C to 259 yard.
Tomorrow, 150
Huck Towels
100 down large size iluck 'i‘ow-
els, rod border; regular prici-
19c each.
Tomorrow, ll"!c
Embroidery
F iounciug
27-inch Swiss Embroidered
h‘iouucinga, an excellent assort-
ment of patterns: regular price
title yard.
Tomorrow, 45c
Boy’s Suits
Made of percnic and cliuniiu'ny,
rim-it 3 in it years. Special
Tomorrow, 42c
Notions and
Small Wares
ilounti Wire “All! ROLLS,
covered with hair. all colors;
iormorly hold at 500. '1‘0-
marrow .................. 21c
AldrthEll HAIR NETS. ex~
tra inrgt- sizc, titre mesh; us-"
daily 15c each. 'i‘omor—
row ............... 2 for 15¢
’l'iiitilAN HAIR PINS. in
shell and timber. made to
retail at 250 each. Tomor-
row
Women’s Hose
(lutaizc liner for atom \\llllii‘ll.
all black, niao split sole; rogu-
iar iiilr quality.
Tomorrow, 2%
Handkerchiefs
Ladicu’ Lure Trimmed or l'llll'
Nlt‘Kl‘ZL PLATED SAFETY
i‘lxh‘. one dozen on card. all
.~ , ~ ‘, ' . altos; worth 5c doa. To-
broiditmi lldlitlktfl'tllillb. alight marrow ....... 3 d", for M
ly rallied; lfilfii- quality
Silll'l (YthiiS. aliell, amber
Tomorrow 8c prey and black; regularly
9 2m). Tomorrow ...... '....i?o
llama ................. mild fi’l‘
Exchange» for (‘luarinn TOMOI'I'OW, 190
ilutiae ................ 4.51? 3.1
Notes of other National
ilauita ................. .i..37x.tlo
Fractional Paper t‘urronoy.
Nit‘lteiu. and Portia ..... tittiil
Luv/in] Money iicuorvc in
limit. viz:
Specie ............ $33,125
Legal-louder unit-a. iti.i)tiii
Redemption fund with ii.
8. 'l‘reuuurcr if» '34. of cir»
cullllonl
48,126.00
b,()ihl.i)ii
. ‘ ............
'l'oill ..... t. ............ S 1,207,704.22
.ieifrlaa».lubnnon ii bi in Reno, The
governor teat-ii inn-i exhibition would
stir up racial fouling and vault in
bloutlahud.
-1
RAND Niel-i7 ro ORROW NiGHT.
The American it no baa again been
called upon to run or music for danc‘
inc at itoton Pointt Owing to manual
of a large number of people who pat;
roniw the dancer. the band hu oou-
imutod to coatinueidanoinx until ll : to.
thereby «loin; airy with the concert
at the hopil for t narrow night. There
will he a short h min iii 7:30. from
the band room at lied Man‘s iiaii.
Washington tires. to a apoclai car
which will await them at the South
Main street will . The hand will
make their unit ppearance in their
new uniforms Whlili have been recoup
ly partitioned. .
To lMPiiO , ma iii-no.
"How fast can that item not"
"Tillt depend-.1
"an how you fr.» him?”
“No; whether you bitch him to a
cart or load iii Iii la a boil (inf-main
change.
"You don't iridium in much.“ "'i‘ot,
tut. lath-r.” "i and paddle my own
moo. at your : ,‘.“ ”Wait. can, i do
WlW‘Wi‘ ”H it!!!“
fight-Woodwrnumnu
‘ iteii man'a too. i
Liabilities.
Capital atooii paid in .... .8
Surpiua fund .......... .
llndivided i’roiiia. inn idx.
pe’naea and Taxoa paid.
National iiank Mien out-
2§ilig33¥33 Dissolution Notice
33,311.18
cladding ,,,,,,,,,,,,, ~ “around Notice iii hereby given that the part-
Due to other Natlona norahip lately iiubiiiaiinu brim-on lined
itaiilia. .............. 3.1947378 ll. Flynn and John 'l‘. Ryan. both of
line to auto and Private
liamta and ilauicerii
Due to Treat i‘omuuniea
Sleuth Norwall, Conunmirut, under the
tl.‘18138 “rm “am“ a! Wynn * l‘yfln, Willi dl"
and Saving: iinnka mum arrived on thDiiiat day or July. liiiii.
Dividenda iiupahi . ...... 6,003.00 by animal consent.
individual delirium cabinet All dubte owing to the acid partner.
to check 759,733,“ uhip are to be received by the said
Demand uertitiruiu of do lined ii. Flynn. who will continue the
iinaineiia. and all demands on the acid
partnership are to be promoted to him
{or payment.
Dated at Hmnb Norwaiit. (fund. July
ii. a. 1)., liiiti. . '
it. ll. MAINN.
JOHN 1‘. RYAN.
peril. .........
Certified attacks
(tuhiers‘ checkn outaiantl-
in:
1,765.72
$81.32
340.82
Total ...... .........tl.207.704.2a
state of Connecticut, County of ll‘alf-
fioid. an:
i. i... C. Green. 0th of the above
named hank, do solemnly swear that
the above antenna: in true to the
heat of my ltiiotvied and belief.
ii. (3. a lililhi, cashier.
auhaoribod and arm to before me
this 6th day of .iui flit);
rendition 1.. MM,
“mt Atteat notary i’aiiilo.
“W"ii will
outta. . radii:
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iii in
VT)”
..».s~w....,...... gnaw e. MW at. NW..." .wmm
"i don't under-awn! you. Linda. One
day you‘re bright and lolly and the
next deprened and and.“
, "Well. i'm in halt-mourning. than
why."w~it‘lieaieiido mutter.
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