Meeting of Roxbury Citizens Forms Aid Committee
Alderman Maguire called a meeting of Roxbury residents to form a 50 member committee to aid the overseers for submerged district relief. EB A O'Donnell secretary, Majuire president, with many named citizens. A public demonstration and hall search planned for this evening as flood conditions persist. Visited by Death: Lahey family in Belmont Street tenement mourns Mrs Lahey after weeks of illness amid four feet of water. Police arrangements public safety: 48 officers from Division 10 plus 100 extra personnel on duty. no accidents reported at Station 10.
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Simmons
Cunard
Gardner, Downing
Calvert
Hampshire Streets
Mehan Avedne
Belmont Street
Vernon
Ruggles Street
Downing Street
Cabot Street
Marcella Hospital
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J. F. Foster
Fourth Street
South
Boston
Maguire
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Spawinut Avenue
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Lafternoon
Paine
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Wayfarer
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St. Vincent de Paul Society
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Roxbury Charitable Society
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John Good
M. T. Renon
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Henry Cunningham
Ea, O' Donnell
Frank L. Byrne
Harry P. Byrne
C. A. Brown
John Kane
James Maguire
Bélmont Street
Lahey
Captain Twombley
Tremont
Culvert
Vernon Hall
Madison
Warwick Street
Madison Park
Venom and
Submerged District Draws Crowds Under Bright Sunday Skies
Report from a New England city describes crowds viewing a vast flooded district. Spectators thronged Shawmut Avenue and Linden Park while two blind men discussed the inundation and a cliffside vantage offered views of the culvert break. The Madison Park area and Westmifnster Hotel scene are highlighted as prominent losses and curiosities in the submerged landscape.
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Hammond Street
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Hammond
Linden Park
Huisoa
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Calvert Street
Madison Park
Westmifnster
Wesuntueter
Railroads Rebuild After Storm With Widespread Washouts
Railroads suffered extensive washouts from the weekend storm causing halted or delayed service. Boston and Albany, Albany and New York, New York and New England, Fitchburg, and other lines rushed repairs, reestablishing some routes by Sunday night and planning smoother operations today. Main washouts hit Weymouth, Taunton, Fall River, and Middlesex areas. Boston commuting lines faced selective closures and transfers.
Four Boston Men Stranded by Washouts Reach Boston City
Saturday morning four Boston men set out from New York to reach Boston on the New York and New England line. Train delays due to washouts force a harrowing detour via Worcester Westboro and Saxonville with boats and barges used to cross damaged tracks. After a long night the procession resumes, arriving at the Boston and Albany station at 5 am Sunday, the travelers surprisingly cheerful despite the ordeal.
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New York
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Pennsylvania Railroad
Delaware River
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Broadway
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Iorman House
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Asa P. Porter
Eb, A. Tate
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Briveport
New Haven
Hartford
Springfield
Connecticut
Natick
Worcester
Bay State House
Boton
Snpetee
Buson
Anotter
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South
Framingham
Chicago
South Framingham
Saxonville
Boston and Albany
Gmouth Roads
Mayor Opposes City Blame After Flood Meeting
The mayor, City Engineer Jackson, and Superintendent Thomas J. Young discussed relief measures for the submerged district. They considered a cofferdam but abandoned it due to risk of backflow and delays. Cleanup by the Marcelle Street Home and City Hospital provided bread and meals, with 500 blankets ready. A fundraising meeting will be held at the mayor’s office to collect contributions, aided by Robert Treat Paine and A. Shuman, aiming to help destitute families who lost everything. The city faces potential liability claims, but officials believe the system and sewers will endure the flood’s impact.
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Post
Jackson
Thomas J. Young
Marcelle Street
City Hospital
Ney
Robert Treat Paine
A. Shuman
Boston
Roxbury
Meyor
Mr. Jackson
Boston Belting Company
Stony Brock
Young
Stony Brook
Water floods Medford as unnamed brook breaches dam
A century old Medford stream overran its bounds on a rainy weekend, flooding Webster to Salem streets. Homes along Forest and Fountain faced four foot depths, residents evacuated by raft or boat, and accusations against selectmen for delaying relief while Foster and Manning blamed the dam overflow. Neighbors aided with private boats and coal deliveries as the town grappled with widespread damage and looming lawsuits.
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Middle
Mystic
Medtora
Ben Franklin
Medford
Messrs. Foster & Manning
Webster Street
Forest
Fountain Streets
Salem Street
Hugh Campbell
J. Tufts
Tufts
Campbell
John James
Mahoney
Fountain
Forest Streets
Foster & Manning
Webster
Mr. Kammer
Forest Street
Fulton Street
Ieee
Antec
Boston and Maing
Sheehan
Salem
George Nichols
Flood Threat Near Rivilege Cancelation Rumor
Foster and Manning fear a flood will cancel the ancient water rivilege. Locals are angered and seeking satisfaction after several narrow drownings on improvised rafts. Boats drifted over fences. waters subsided by Sunday noon.
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Gark
Malden Flood Deluge Overflows Mills and Streets
Hydrants released fifty jets of water as Malden lanes flooded and a dam risked failure near Cochranes Mills. Water spilled from Melrose’s overflow, inundating cellars, warehouses, and a terrace-filled yard while authorities reinforced the dam and assessed damages. Cochranes losses cited at least fifty thousand dollars with no city recovery.
Deluge Ravages Weymouth Area Damages Bucks
East Weymouth fans recounts as flood waters from a recent storm inundate Pleasent and Water streets driving residents to upper floors. Weymouth Iron Works dam breaching, hundreds of nail casks swept away, bridges damaged and property losses near ten thousand dollars with South Weymouth and Weymouth Landing sustaining further damage. Authorities fear further danger if ice on Whatreans pond breaks.
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Flont
Tower
Pleaant Street
Water Street
Anderson
Weymouth Iron Company
Pleasant Street
Weymouth Iron Works
South Weymouth
Snerman
Catony
Nashua and Merrimac Rivers Overflow Banks
Severe storm disrupts New Hampshire towns as the Nashua rivers rise and flood Belvidere, blocking lowlands. ice dam risk grows with ice floes between Nashua River bridge and Rochester railroad bridge. Merrimack River rises four inches per hour amid telegraph lines down to Boston.
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Boston
Damage to Buildings Alone Estimated not Not Lease Than $200,000
Taunton Massachusetts reports flood damage rising with sections of the city cut off by river floodwaters. Bridges are gone except the iron one at the lunatic asylum. water and gas are scarce. several streets flood at 500 feet wide. building damage estimated around 200000. Old Colony railroad trains halted. city council to meet to plan highway and bridge actions.
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Theodore Bishop
Flood Devastation Across Norwich Area and Nearby Towns
A severe flood devastates Norwich and surrounding towns with Franklin square and Greeneville dam breaches. Widespread railroad washouts, submerged wharves, and power outages disrupt Boston and Providence service, with Jewett City and Randolph hit hard. Estimates suggest losses exceed a quarter of a million dollars and thousands face unemployment.
White House Invitations Stir Senate Dignity Debate
Washington Feb. 14 Some social circles are offended as the administration changes invitation etiquette for the White House reception. Senators balk at nontraditional engraved cards and prefer formal invitations read aloud in Congress. The issue tests Senate pride amid critics and evolving press commentary.
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House of Congress
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Chamber
Anxious to Make Petty Capital Out of the Pan Electric Case
Representative Hanback of Kansas plans another resolution to probe the Pan Electric case from top to bottom. Supporters warn against overreach and partisan capital from minor facts while demanding a fair, radical inquiry into the Attorney General's link to the looming patent lawsuit.
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Pan Electric
WaAs
Hanback
Kansas
Bell Telephone
What Our Lawmakers Are Likely to Be During the Week
The Senate week centers on the educational bill, likely consuming most of the time, with a possible shift to the bankruptcy or Washington Territory admission. In the House, debate focuses on the Fitz John Porter bill with a Thursday vote, while other measures such as agricultural department creation and consular fee limits seek morning consideration. The pension and Indian appropriation bills await action.
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Washington
Senate
Washington Territory
Judiciary Committee
Dustin
Edmunds
John Porter
Department of Agriculture and Labor
Belmont
House
Clearing the Tracks in Providence Amid Floods and Delays
Flooded Rhode Island rivers ease but damage lingers as trains, mail, and passengers face disruptions. Providence officials report lingering washouts on the New York and New England line, with bridges demolished, rails washed, and multiple routes impassable. Boilerhouse and dam breaches trigger heavy losses at mills and widespread flooding of factory dwellings, delaying service to Kingston, Westerly, and Newport connections. restoration efforts underway, with tentative Monday resumption if lines clear.
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R. I
New York
Fall River
Massachusetts
Kingston
Boston
Sp. m
Hartford
Woonsocket
New England
Wiite Dig
Pawcatuck
Westerly
Stell Manville
Narragansett Pier
Geneva
Dyerville
Maxton
Moswaucius
Connecticut Line
North Seitunte
Pawtucket
Milia
B. &R. Knight
Natick
Expects to Introduce Tariff Measure in House Tomorrow
SPECIAL TO THE POST Washington Feb 14 Colonel Morrison expects to introduce his tariff bill in the House tomorrow. It aims to reduce revenues $20,000,000 yearly with major cuts on sugar and lumber free-list expansion. The bill lowers duties on steel, iron rails, crockery, glass, starch, rice, linens, and certain fibers while keeping wool and silk largely unchanged.
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Morrison
House
Ways and Means
Canada
Cuba
Treasury Department
Irih Societies Vote for General Parade on St Patrick Day
Worcester Mags Feb 14 A meeting of the Irish societies in the city tonight voted to celebrate St Patrick s Day with a general parade.
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Worcester
Mags
Irih
How to Make New Dollars Wash Got Ones With James Pye
James Pye showcases his famous Peskcine technique in a guide about turning worn currency into usable money. The article explains steps to refresh and authenticate notes, with cautions about legality and processing options.
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James Pye
New Orleans Firm Claims Suit Against Bell Patents Origin
SPECIAL TO THE POST Watson Van Benthuy nen, president of the National Improved Telephone Co., says the proposed suit to vacate Bell patents originated with his group and that Tao Electric has no role. He cites Attorney General Garland’s refusal, due to ties with Pan Electric, and notes a public letter from Garland to Benthaysen.
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POST
Washington
Cnsey Young
Benthaysen
Garland
Darart Mentor Jositer
Washington, D. C
Van
Bell Telephone
Selecting a Neutral Place for Trying the Telephone Suits
The Post reports the telephone suits will be tried in Columbus Ohio before July 8. Washington was considered but juries there were deemed too influenced by recent disclosures in star route cases. Boston is ruled out due to Bell Company interests, so a neutral city without local ties was chosen.
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the Post
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District Columbia
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Bell Company
Dynamiters Nabbed at Madrid Station Prompt Red Flag Finds
Nine dynamiters were arrested at the Madrid railroad station. Authorities found dynamite cartridges explosive apparatus revolvers and red flags at a shoemaker tied to the Socialist party. Other dispatches note London negotiations on extradition political criminals and reports from Zanzibar about Bishop Hennington’s execution.
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Socialist Party
London
England
International League For
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London Missionary Society
Zanzibar
Usegna
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Loudon
Athens
Tradesmen urged to boycott Dublin banquet for Morley
In Muny on February 14 the Lord Mayor invited a tradesmen deputation to a banquet for John Morley new chief secretary for Ireland. Anonymous placards urged a boycott claiming the mayor betrayed the national cause by aiding Galway's attempt to thwart Parnell. At a tradesmen meeting for delegation, many refused to serve. The planned National League meeting at Inniscrone was abandoned on Harrington's advice.
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Muny
John Morley
Ireland
Galway
Parnell
National League
Innisestra
Harrington
Ex Governor Seymour Funeral Arrangements Announced
Ex Governor Seymour to be buried at Utica New York with funeral at Trinity Church on Tuesday at 2 pm Bishop Huntington to preside. Interment Forest Hill private. Public meeting at Opera House afterward with remarks by Kiernan Roberto Bacon Beardsley Goodwin and others. Remains lie in state at Conkling house 10 to 12 am Tuesday. Attending dignitaries include Conkling Hill Dorsheimer and Judge Miller.
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Seymour
Trinity Church
Bishop Huntington
Forest Hill Cemetery
Opera House
Kiernan
Ellis H. Roberto
William J. Bacon
A. M. Beardsley
Ben
A. T. Goodwin
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Governor Hill
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Judge Miller
Supreme Court
Fred A. Conkling
New York
John Constable
Constableville
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Church
Albany
Francis Kiernan
Utica
Plunkett firms raise wages in three woollen mills
Spring field Mass Feb 14 The Plunkett companies lift wages for workers in three woollen factories by 10 percent starting March 1 Adams Manufacturing and Andersonville mill not included Greylock mill North Adams sees 7 percent raise Blackington Woollen North Adams adds 10 percent and similar hikes expected nearby mills Payroll rise roughly 150 dollars monthly across the changes
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Mass
Plunkett Companies
Adams Manufacturing Company
Andersonville
Greylock Mill
North Adams
Blackington Woollen Company
Camp Meeting Speaker John Allen A Wakefield Landmark
In Wakefield Massachusetts at the Methodist Church last night John Allen spoke on Quaint Reminiscences of My Life. He has attended 362 camp meetings and will be 91 in two weeks. Tonight he helped the pastor at the church prayer meeting, noted as Wakefield’s oldest citizen.
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Malden
Mass
Methodist
Wakefield
John Allen
Recital at Chickering Hall Features Mr De Marsan Spencer
At Chickering Hall on Thursday evening Mr De Marsan Spencer presents the second of his recitals with selections from the popular comedy The Rival who is famed for inimitable reading. Boston audiences expect genuine pleasure and a rare treat for attendees.
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Chickering Hall
Wage Advances Restore Precut Rail Road Shop Rates
New Haven February 13 The Northampton Railroad Company lifts the 15 percent wage cut applied in November 1884 by restoring the former pay for shop workers dock hands and track men at their request.
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New Haven, Conn
Northampton Railroad Company
Vessel Lost Off New York Coast In Storm
A schooner named Lizzie M. Dunn, sailing from Baltimore to Providence with coal, ran aground at Shoywanas reef near Montauk Point during a storm. The crew were rescued and cared for at the life saving station. The vessel is a total loss.
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L. I
Lizzie M. Dunn
Baltimore
Providence
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Prize crew on Templar captures abandoned schooner Five Brothers
The bark Templar from London reports meeting the Philadelphia schooner Five Brothers abandoned at sea. A prize crew was placed aboard and ordered to sail to the nearest port for adjudication and sale.
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Del
Templar
London
Philadelphia
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Death of ex congressman Dennis McCarthy in Syracuse
Ex Congressmen and state Senator Dennis McCarthy died at his Syracuse home at nine o'clock tonight after a three week illness. He had a long career in public service including terms in Congress and the New York State Senate. McCarthy was a prominent figure in local politics and his passing draws tributes from colleagues and constituents.
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N. Y
Dennis McCarthy
Mary E. McDonal Wreck Sees Total Loss Near Joliet
Gloucester report states schooner Mary E. McDonal ran ashore at Port Joliet N.8 and will be a total loss. Captain McIntire of the vessel files despatch to Mutual Fishing Insurance Company detailing the incident from February 14.
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Mass
Mutual Fishing Insurance Company
McIntire
Mary E. McDonal
Port Joliet
N.8
Capture of George Q Cannon in Nevada
George Q Cannon, a leading Mormon figure, was arrested in Winnemucca Nevada for unlawful cohabitation. Marshal Ireland traveled to Nevada to receive him from local authorities as a $500 reward was offered, and his capture ends nearly a year of hiding amid rejoicing by Mormon adherents.
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George Q. Cannon
Winnemucca
Nev
Marshal Ireland
Nevada
Wennimucca
United States
Cannon
Wanted at Salt Lake City by United States Authorities
George Q Cannon apostle of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints is sought by US authorities in Salt Lake City Utah on a charge of unlawful cohabitation. Born Liverpool England January 11 1827 he became a printer editor early Utah pioneer and long active in statehood efforts and higher education since 1862 served as US Senator and Utah legislator and as a Desert University regent with repeated Congress terms.
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United States
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Church of the Latter Day Saints
Utah
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Deseret News
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Utah Territory
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McCannon
Legislative Council
Territory of Utah
Board of Regents of the Desert University
Railroad Derailment After Bradford Landslide Near Ward Hill
A Portland to Boston train derailed near Bradford after a heavy landslide from rain left fifty tons of gravel on the track. The locomotive Saxon tender and express car left the rail. no injuries reported. Damage covered wharves, basements, and a paper mill shear. rescue and detour operations took about 90 minutes. A bridge arch at Little River collapsed, narrowly saving Mrs. Blake as a passerby pulled her from the wreckage. Potential further damage feared at the next high tide.
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Fire destroys business portion of Flagstaff Arizona
The entire business portion of Flagstaff Arizona burned today destroying about eighteen buildings and their contents. The loss is expected to be heavy. Separate report from Boston notes a kerosene stove incident at a tenement on 24 North Margin Street triggering an alarm from Hox 4 at 1 15 yesterday afternoon with no damage reported.
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Local Charity Event and Tragic Death Report
Meters, Wallace Nutting and F M Nutting of Harvard addressed a Young Men’s Christian Association gathering in Eberle fall last evening. The Miller quartet performed. John and Mary Davia were fined 50 and costs in Pelica Court for keeping a liquor nuisance in Garden court. Edward A. O’Brien of Grove street West Somerville, linked to his son's grain store in Union Square, went to Cornish Me last week and Thursday morning was found dead, hanging in a barn at the spot master’s. O’Brien, a former Garnish resident, leaves a widow, son and daughter. interment will be in Cornish.
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Edward A. O'Brien
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Two Police Officers In Uniform Involved In Violent Street Fight
A disorderly scene on Harvins Street near ten o clock Saturday evening showed two officers in uniform, tied to the fourth division, engaged in a fight. They were intensed and attracted a large crowd as the clash moved to a nearby stable before a brother officer separated them. They will report to the lieutenant in charge this morning.
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Nenkhy Waterson in Critical Condition in Kentucky
Louisvining Ky Feb 14 Mr Waterson’s condition remains very critical though hopeful. A 6 o’clock consultation confirmed meningitis suspected earlier. He suffers little pain and lies in a nearly continuous stupor.
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Saloon in West Carmington wrecked by dynamite
A West Carmington saloon in Trumbull county owned by Hawley was destroyed by dynamite this morning after a period of conflict with Lisiey. No further details available.
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