Notes and News Highlights Amid Financial and Epidemic Reports
A hurried roundup notes an Ohio epizootic in Springfield and horse sickness in Evansville. New York vote totals show Republican lead by 56,645 with 634,563 ballots. Kentucky and Louisiana returns update governors Kellogg and board outcomes. Fire at Reynolds Bros. shoe factory in Utica causes heavy losses. Wall Street intrigue shifts with Drew and Gould involving Erie and Wabash stocks. Royal Mail steamers and transatlantic shipping see routine activity as ice forms in the St Lawrence canals.
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Springfield
New York
Louisville
Sixth Cavalry
Smallpot
St. Louis
St Main
Boston Relief Fund
Harvard College
W. B. Travers
The
Herald
Drew
Smith
Northwestern
Columbus
Charles ‘Smith
Kentucky
Floyd and Lee
Grant
Coner
Greeley
Reynolds Bros
Utica
N. Y
Daniel
Brsemere Company
Supreme Court Secretary Belknap and First Edition
Special Dispatch notes slow senders to the Supreme Court seat due to Civil Service rules. The current term ends tomorrow and the new term starts next Monday. Cabinet decisions on amnesty are uncertain and not declared.
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Times and Chronicle
Washixgton
Civil Service
Congress
Supreme Court
National Short Horn Breeders Meet Amid Rail Half Fare Plans
Special dispatch from Indianapolis notes the National Short Horn Breeders Convention to meet Wednesday the 27th inst. Railroads offer half fare and crowds are expected. The horse disease spreads rapidly with over five hundred horses affected. The US Court decrees the sale of Louisville, New Albany and Chicago Railroad on December 7. Building permits since January 1, 1872 total 1,733,350 dollars. Sunday performance marks a first in the city’s history and German citizens plan to test the Sunday law. Lawrence Barrett appears tonight with Macauley’s Cincinnati company.
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Times and Chronicle
Indianapolis
Inv
Louisville
New Albany
Lawrence Barrett
Macauley
Cincinnati Company
Election notice outlines new appointees and county line
Governor Noyes appointed W H H Minturn of Athens John Askey of Cleveland E G Orbaugh and H B Stetler in a notice filed today. The report notes a $90 000 capital for the Mutual Benefit and Assurance Association of Cleveland and mentions a rising horse disease with scarce private carriages and no street cars observed.
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Times and Chronicle
CoLumbus
Noyes
W. H. H. Minturn
Athens
John Askey
Cleveland
E. G. Orbaugh
H. B. Stetler
Mutual Benefit and Assurance Association of
Serious Accident to a Son of Hon Kerr
Special dispatch reports Samuel Kerr son of Congressman M C Kerr suffered a severe arm injury in Harri. Flesh and muscle torn, axillary artery and veins lacerated. He was brought home to New Albany yesterday. Amputation likely.
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Times and Chronicla
New Albany
Exp
Samuel Kerr
M. C. Kerr
Harrihis
Dayto n Dedication Amid Epidemic Sacral Signal
Amid an epidemic gripping Dayton houses of worship prepare for a church dedication as relief efforts gather in the city. The dispatch notes the strain on local community life and requests continued aid during the outbreak.
Champaign County Common Pleas Opens With 250 Cases
Judge Cor win is confined to bed by illness as the Champaign County Court of Common Pleas opens in this city with over 250 cases on the docket. Four penitentiary cases await Grand Jury indictment and relief may come from Judge Gilmore or Judge Smith.
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Times and Chronicle
Uneana
Champaign County Court of Common Pleas
Corwin
Gilmore
Judge Smith
Fire Nearly Routs Adjacent Buildings
A blaze swept through nearby structures causing substantial damage and evacuations. Fire crews battled the flames for hours, preventing spread to nearby homes and businesses as investigators assess the cause.
France Political Tension Deepens Amid Paris Dispatches
Paris dispatches report a gloomy political atmosphere as tensions rise between the President and the State, signaling a strained relationship and uncertain prospects for government stability.
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France
Londox
Paris
Bogus Coupons Reported in Tororo Inquiry
Fragmentary notice from Tororo dated November 25 notes rogue sums tied to Toronto sectors. It mentions a United collection and references A. F. McCord connected to Toronto since a prior period. Details are incomplete but imply an ongoing investigation or fraud alert.
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Tororo
Toronto
United Collection
A. F. McCord
Greeley Said In Sane In Public Report From White Plains
Morning papers discuss Horace Greeley county asylum status in White Plains with Whitelaw Reid confirming prior medical treatment and nervous prostration after his wife’s death. Reid notes Greeley was always eccentric and possibly mad but generally in health, seeking quiet and rest.
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New York
Horace Greeley
White Plains
Whitelaw Reid
the Tribune
Greeley
Mr. Reid
Reid
Meteoric Fire Phenomena Report from Boston Station
Signal Service observer at Boston reports meteorological effects during a great fire on November 13. Winds from north-northwest at 5 to 9 mph drove heat and smoke upward, with strong updrafts and spiral air currents. ducks flew overhead as fire-balls formed from plume debris. Thermometer near the blaze rose, barometer steady, and night remained bright from glare. report attributed to General Signal Service.
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Washington, D. C
BosTon
Mass
Sanwa
Gheerver Signal Service
U.S. A
Missing Louisville Man and Reform Push
New York reports a missing Louisville man amid homicide statistics and a newly formed Reform Association. Superintendent Bligh and Central Office detectives pursue clues with limited traces in Louisville. Last year 118 homicide cases yielded only 42 convictions as reform efforts begin.
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Louisville
New Reform Association
New York
Bligh
Louis Vie
Jedae
Sores Gee Poe
le the Pease
Et Zi Roe
New Orleans Tribune on election frauds and state transfer
In New Orleans the Tribune discusses detection of election frauds in Louisiana and the shift of the state from Greeley to Grant. It mentions Governor Warner and other individuals connected with returns, and suggests confidence in awards tied to free institutions.
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New York
Loui
Greeley
Grant
the Tribune
Warn
Scranton Night Arrest Murder Shocks City
Fragmentary note from Scranton Pennsylvania dated November 25 reports a brutal killing tied to two suspects. The text references a Mayhem incident and police involvement, with unclear names or details due to OCR damage. Further readable details include mentions of investigators and arrests though specifics remain unreadable.
Boston Steamship Batavia Arrives With 40 Board Cont Ball
Boston reports the steamship Batavia reached port from Léverpass with 40 board Cont. Ball aboard. The brief notice notes arrival and cargo details in a concise port bulletin style.
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Boston
Batavia
Léverpass
Baring
Ball
Fragmented OCR Note From New Orleans Times Era
A garbled early 1900s United States newspaper fragment mentions Republican topics, national politics, and a dated November 23 entry. Names, places, and events are unclear but hint at election discourse and political context.
Official Vote of Missouri in St Louis November 214
Fragmentary election figures from St Louis show Woodson leading with 35 443 votes and Henderson 121 271 in one system. Lieutenant Governor results list 157 040 for Woodson and 446 for Slater. Secretary of State figures cite Weigel 168 142 and Verdi 118.
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Missouri
St. Louis
Woodson
Henderson
Cioverner
Slater
Eec
Local Election Totals Mixed Across Districts
Fragmentary OCR notes show several office results with percentages and tallies. References include auditor and treasurer races with Salmon leading by 37,152, and various figures such as 8,276 and 121 counts. Mentions Chandler, Lande, and Nic as candidates with incomplete data. The text is garbled and incomplete.
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OH Welge Va
O'Connor
Clark
Salmon
Jority
Chandler
Felomon
Nic
Register of Far
Ene
River News From Charleston And Evansville Briefs
Special Dispatches report river stage at Charleston 2 feet 10 inches and receding with light and heavy winds. Vessels including Houston and Alaska passages noted, locks near new position pending morning opening. Freight and business improve, canal boats moving toward Cincinnati and Memphis, with arrivals at Cairo and Evansville and cold, clear weather across the river route.
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Times and Chronicle
Charerston
W. VA
Loninville
Arkansas Reile
Cairo
Bowling Green
Fayette
Henderson
Leclair
Cincinnati
Kan
Alaska
Nashville
Memphis
Henry Wise
Ill
Wovenbar
Idlewil
Mis
Dexter
New Orleans
Shreveport
St. Louis
Fleming, Bt
Sacheels A. M
Geo
Wolf
Idlewild
Evansville
Vicksburg
John A Monde
Quincy
Census of 1470 Volume One Describes Population Density Maps
The first volume presents maps and color shading showing population density across sections, including total colored and foreign-born populations, with notes on Irish British American Welsh Scandinavian and Chinese groups. It details literacy, wealth, disease patterns, sanitation, and climate indicators, plus maps of territorial boundaries and major crops.
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Sapene
Boston
United States
Alaska
Congress
Pacific
Grasa
Bankruptcy Meeting Sparks Fraud Claims at Bowles Brothers
A creditors meeting in this city discussing Bowles Brothers bankruptcy heard Neale allege fraudulent transactions by firm members. He threatened criminal prosecutions amid a market upheaval. Additional creditors plan to meet soon to protect their rights and pursue claims.
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Bowles Brothers
Neale
Pata Tremenselon
Eos Uouales Sateen
A Lesson in Brotherly Kindness Across the South
Letters praise Southern generosity as relief efforts spread from Chicago to fire-scarred communities in Charles City and other towns. The charity and unity, transcending political barriers, show Boston’s warm response to the calamity and the enduring bonds of brotherhood.
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Chicago
Charlesyo
B. C
South
Seales
Boston
Morton Emerges as Likely Neoeeiens Candidate
A fragment from The Cincinnati Trues discusses Morton as a probable neoeeiens candidate for the Press. It notes that the Democratic side may accept Weeks or Weams and mentions public introductions of Greeley, portraying him as a grand Christian statesman of the era.
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Cincinnati Trues
Morton
Later Statements on Mr. Greeley Health Condition
The Expreey says Mr. Greeley is not as ill as earlier reports indicated but cannot yet fulfill editorial duties. It discredits those claims and hopes for a swift recovery and renewed vigor to oppose detractors. Earlier editions did not reference the publication.
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New York
Expreey
Greeley
Epizootic Fire Hits Richmond Slaughtering Yard
Richmond faces epizootic fires and hog slaughtering disruptions as fires break out at Sunday saloons. Volunteers extinguish blazes while insurance covers minor property losses. main damage hits clothing and boots of firemen. Buckley and Trever suffer uninsured losses from removing cigars and periodicals. Slaughtering operations begin today.
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Epizootic
Times Sad Chronicle
Ricuauonn
Ivis
Messrs
Buckley & Trever
Epizootic ends as thirteen cases reported in Chillicothe
In Chillicothe the epizootic shows its last appearance this morning with thirteen clearly defined cases. An injunction hearing to stop spending public funds on railroads proceeds, Gen. Ton Ewing opposing and Judge Dickey with Harrison and Minshall supporting the injunction. The case will go to the Supreme Court as a pivotal test for parties under the Roe salud railway law.
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Times Ad Chronicle
Epizootic
Ton Ewing
Dickey
J.4. Harrison
T. A. Minshall
Supreme Court
Explosion at McKeeemert-N gas works sparks strike threats
A gas retort at the National Tube Works in McKeesport Pa exploded yesterday injuring no one and causing $15000 damage. A city gas strike by Pittsburg Works employees looms with possible loss of gas light tonight as police guard new workers amid threats to violence toward departing laborers.
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Times Ad Chronicle
McKeesport
Pittsburghe Works
Ateikers
Fire in a Paper Mill Sparks Need for City Fire Forces
A fire broke out at the Rutledge and Hall paper mill on the upper hydraulic but was extinguished before major damage. The incident illustrates the need for organized fire companies as most department horses are ill and hoses are manned by several boys. Henry Goss had his pocket picked of a watch and money on Saturday night.
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Times and Chronicle
Dayton
Rutledge & Hall
Henry Goss
Memphis Horse Plague Grips City in Harsh Weather
Memphis reports a severe spread of an illness among horses causing widespread streetcar stoppages and business disruption. Depots rely on oxen hauled from the interior as some horses die or become unusable. Owners fear continued cold rainy weather will raise mortality.
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Memphis
Nice
Pera
Bail Denied for Missing Man and Northwestern Stock Ties
The bail request for a missing man connected to Northwestern stock and a proposed Peninsula Railroad consolidation valued at 445000 is denied. The denial extends to plans for a new trial and remand under updated postings.
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Isee
Trace Tressurer
Northwestern
Comee
Peninsula Railroad
Steamer H M Shreve Burned at Chester
Reports say the steamer H M Shreve was burned at Chester on Saturday night with no lives lost. An inquest held by Coroner Williamson found Wu, an elderly Cincinnatian, dead in his bed at 14 East Front Street as due to epilepsy accelerated by debility from old age and habits. He was 60 years old and unmarried.
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Carno
Wolf
Chester
Williamson
East Front Street
Local Probate Notices And Guardianship Appointments
Fragmented text indicates the spread of an epizootic and rising demand for oxen. Casper Wesselman appointed administrator at Sheronsiel. Various guardians named including Oliver Traher for Sareea and Wil Sareea, with others such as Benjamin F. lclley and Toecab Maibian noted. Names and locations appear jumbled, but legal notices discuss appointments and city attention near the Post Office.
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Casper Wesselman
Sheronsiel Toneph Busgeseta
Nai Itt Ek Wm
Ara
Bee
William Sebald
Oliver Traher
Wil- Sareea
Deen Barking
Benjamin F. Lclley
Toecab Maibian
City Sues Over New Trials in Private Property Case
The Cincinnati case against C W Neffal challenges verdicts due to miscalculation of feet. The court rules no jurisdiction for new trials under civil procedure or April 23 1872 act. It holds the Municipal Code does not provide for new trials and directs appeal as sole remedy. Attorneys for both sides and administrator listed.
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Cacinnati Ve.c. W. Nefffal
Ciy
Apt
Ledaukh
Kieve
Court of Common Views
Storer
Goodman & Storer
Col. Moulton
BH. Cox
Warrington
Wm. J. Speer
Samuel T. Crawford
Wm. Pierson
Pierson
Merson
Goa
Burnet
COMMON PLEAS MOTIONS TO STRIKE AND DEFINITE
A Civil docket item discusses Richard Bt Gordon versus John C Howe et al with motions to strike irrelevant matter and to require definite statements. The judge notes allegations may indicate inducement and that the contract and tender issues require amendment for clarity. Subsequent items cover demurrer on statute of limitations and party admission matters, plus several criminal pleas and indictments including not guilty verdicts and a guilty plea in various cases.
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Richard Bt. Gordon
John C. Howe
Plaistif
Ifancver
Indiana
Hanover
H. Buckingham
Mary L. Thompson
Davis Threlkeld firm v Wood et al verdict
Superior Court before Judge Hagans renders verdict in an accounting action by Davis Threlkeld & Co. against George T Wood and others. The defense contends partnership at the time of the account and seeks repayment of the Simrall Swormatch claim through the firm’s action.
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Superior Court
Hagans
Market Summary From November 25 Reports
Mixed commodity notes from New York and Chicago markets dated November 25 show flour and wheat movement with receipts around 7,200 bushels, extra white Michigan wheat listed, and bacon, lard, and pork priced with nominal or dull tones. Prices oscillate for corn, oats, and oats futures with regional variations and several entries lacking clear figures.
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Derrot
Torker
Michigan
Ostrians
Coen Chalak
Relie Lee Acca
Pauline Correll
Crescent
Explosion at McKeesport Damages Building and Ground
Special edition reports new facts on yesterday’s gas tank explosion in McKeesport. The blast ignited the gas producing plant, blew two brick smoke stacks to fragments, shattered a Times office window, and shook ground for miles. The tank measured feet inches in diameter and 260 feet long, with losses estimated at $20,000 fully insured.
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Timel and Chronicle
Pirranurg
McKeesport
Judge Corwin Ill Delays Champaign County Court
Special dispatch from Urbana reports Judge Corwin of the Common Pleas Court in Champaign County is dangerously ill with an obstructed gall duct and little hope of recovery. The court did not comment today. it will open tomorrow with Judge Meeker summoned to be present in the morning.
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Times
Urpana
Corwin
Common Pleas
Champaimin County
PETC
Fem Corwin
Jim
Meeker
Epizootic Hits Bellefontaine Area Horses
A dispatched notice reports an epizootic in the district with four horses of O. S. Miller & Co. down and the disease spreading at Bellefontaine, north of here as of November 25.
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the Times and Chronic
Les West Liberty
O. 8. Miller & Co
Bellefontaine
Here
Right wing picks General Changarnier for President in Paris
The National Assembly's conservative faction selects General Changarnier as president candidate amid calls for Thiers to resign. The political scene in Paris heats up as the choice shapes the republic's future and enflames opposition forces.
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Paris
National Assembly
General Changarnier
Pesident
Thiers
General McDowell Replaces Meade as Major General
Washington reports General McDowell named Major-General succeeding General Meade and assigned to the Department of the South. General Hancock slated for the Department of the Atlantic. Paymaster Hoge sentenced to ten years in prison but pardoned by the President. US vessels not ordered to Zanzibar or to cooperate with British anti slave trade expedition as some papers claimed.
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Washington
United States
Zanzibar
New York
McDowell
Ted
Meade
Department of the South
Hancock
Department of the Atlantic
Hoge
Emigants Arrive on Ohio Steamship at Locust Point Baltimore
The North German Lloyd Line steamship Ohio from Bresen arrives at Locust Point Baltimore at 10 AM with 246 emigrants and thirteen cabin passengers. They depart for the West by the Baltimore and Ohio road at 9:45 PM carrying assorted merchandise for Baltimore and the West.
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Times and Chronicle
Baltimore
Lloyd Line
Ohio
Bresen
European Steamship Pier
Locust Point
West
Baltimore and Ohio Road
River News Update From November 25 Reports
The Monongahela remains stationary at 3 feet 4 inches while at Brownsville the level is 3 feet and rising. Water shows signs of rain and weather is cloudy and warm. In Oil City 20 inches and stationary, Fleetwood passed upriver at 3 P M and Kittie Hogler down at 5 P M. The Granite moved at 2 A M and Hudson and Dugan at 9 A M. The Telegraph headed to Cincinnati at 1 30 P M. The heer is falling.
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Times and Chronicle
Monongahela
Carrie Brooks
Wheeling
Juniata
Henry Probasco
Cincinnati
Brownsville
Oil City
Ironton
Fleetwood
Kittie Hogler
Granite
Hudson and Dugan
Heer
Curiaco Livestock Market Report Shows Mixed Activity
Curiaco reports last week carcass receipts 15 618 with buyers at 60 dollars for top hats and rare transfers at higher grades in Cincinnati and Cleveland. Market dullness gave way to a late rise, with 8 593 receipts and a rally since Tuesday. The week closed at 5 963 head, with prices around 35a common and up to 200在 for select lots.
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Carrie
Burg
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Rae
Zee
Tuewlay
Meelie
Tn Meriiz
Techima
Unclear OCR item from St Louis date notice
Fragmentary text from a St Louis dated scene mentions cattle and light events but is too damaged to determine a clear report or outcome.
Cold Blooded Double Murder Attempt Wounds Lady and Citizen
The Springfield Republican reports a brutal late night shooting in Westfield as Miss Jennie and Charles Sackett were attacked after leaving Amy Stone's show. Sackett was wounded through the body near the hand, the assailant fled, and Miss Jennie was struck in the face. Authorities describe the assailant as about twenty five, five eight, thickset, with dyed black hair and a fierce disposition. Medical aid saved both, though Sackett’s condition was dire and he later returned to work as a brakeman.
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Massachusetts
Westfield
Springfield Republican
Westfeld
Jennie Ates
Charles Sacker
Amy Stone
Beth
Niet
Ace
Revolver
Fred Seren Tag
Iceina Ragaleg
Impeachment Fallacy in Trial Over Nellie Willis Testimony
The excerpt argues that a defendant cannot be impeached by contradicting a witness on collateral matters not tied to the charged offense. It notes the prisoner was not charged with proving abortion claims against Nellie Willis and cannot be forced to defend unrelated allegations. It also states that bad character cannot excuse the charged crime and that general character does not prove specific past misdeeds.
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Falue
Nellie Willis
Pega
He Amar
Nellie
Bates Faces Threats as He Walks Toward Sea
The passage depicts Bates enduring insults as he moves along Land's End path. He vows to walk into the sea and disappear, leaving him unheard thereafter.
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Bates
War steamers to be sold after losses and desertions
It is stated that the steamers are to be sold. The Ossipee reported a loss of 120 men due to desertion on the voyage home from the war.
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Ossipee
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