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BUSINESS OFFICE relocation to Smithfield and Diamond
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Pittsburg Steel Plates Supersede Foreign Armor for U S Warships
Pittsburg manufacturers, busy supplying armor for new naval vessels, express no concern over foreign plates. The Navy will test three imported samples, while local firms boast unmatched American steel quality, continuing Pittsburg’s prominent role in ship armor production.
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Pacific Coast
Inconvenient List in NY Politics Denotes Boss Resistance
The piece notes that political apportionment can hinge on secret favors and calls being on the "inconvenient" list a novel dodge for office seekers. It cites Secretary Blaine and President seeking a New York man for a Spain mission once refused by others and mentions Warner Miller Belden Burleigh and Erhardt as possibilities.
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New York
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Michigan
Warner Miller
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Tyler
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Spain
Sunnyside
Braddock Hurdles Five Railways For Main Street
Braddock confronts a street railroad clash as five rail companies press to control Main street during a stalled rapid transit debate. The council delayed action amid weather and lobbying, while foreign and local interests vie for the key thoroughfare and township rights at both ends.
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Braddock
Main Street
Lunacy in the Agricultural Department and artificial rain plan
The piece mocks Secretary Jeremiah Rosk and the Agricultural Department for whimsical lunacy. It notes a Senator Farwell proposal to fund artificial rain at $2,000, mocking drought remedies and the department's conduct.
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Jeremiah Rosk
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Agricultral Department
Dynamite Rain Plan Aims To Help Western Kansas Crops
A plan proposes using balloons to drop about 25 pounds of dynamite from half a mile high to trigger rainstorms and water parched farms. Secretary Rusk endorses the idea and it may be tested in Western Kansas. The suggestion adds that the first cartridge should be dropped on the Agricultural Department.
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Farwell
Rusk
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Agricultural Department
City considers humane dog control with impounding plan
The ordinance to curb dogs at large moves forward and public opinion favors a pound system over on street shooting. Supporters argue impounding with fines could fund enforcement, save harmless pets, and offer redemption for dogs with good temperaments while maintaining nuisance removal.
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Brown
G&t. Bernard
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Nowie
Cheerful Health Outlook From State Board Doctor
Dr. Lee of the State Board of Health spoke positively yesterday in Harrisburg, saying the United States is in good health and unlikely to face a worsening or epidemics. He notes quarantine measures are enough to keep cholera and yellow fever out, while malarial fever may follow Mississippi Valley floods. He emphasizes city cleanliness to deny cholera a foothold if it crosses coast barriers.
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Harrisburg
United States
Mississippi Valley
Salisbury Cabinet Recast As Tories Face Defeat
In its last year the Salisbury Cabinet is to be remodeled with Lord Randolph Churchill set for a government post and Mr Smith to become a peer. Churchill becomes leader of the House of Commons, promising a livelier tone. Yet the Tory Ministry is doomed to defeat at the general election as voters speak.
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Salisbury
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Lord Randolph Churchill
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Lord Churchill
House of Commons
Smith
Teeming Speaker Ebeed and the House Chaos
Reed faces a troubled session as Republicans miss the vote and Democrats attack the Speaker on Wednesday. Debates over quorum and gag rules reveal a political clash. Turnabout is fair play, but the public bears the time wasted as lawmakers argue in the House.
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Reed
Turnabont
Rivalries cloud Reed Blaine relations in vivid portraits
SPEAKER REED and Secretary Blaine may not be good friends, but it is equally clear that the foes of both these statesmen are ready to lavish lond colors on pictures of their enmity.
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Reed
Blaine
False cholera report stirs alarm in city health board
A yesterday alert of Asiatic cholera proved false. the illness was cholera morbus. The episode troubled residents though not the city’s peace. Doctors are urged to be precise in health returns to the Board of Health.
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Board of Health
Teese Urges Fund for Dunbar Charity Relief
Teese appeals for urgent donations for Dunbar Charity to aid bereaved families. Local official urges residents to contribute, stressing the families’ hardship and the charity’s need for funds to provide relief.
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Teese
Dunbar
Twe Letter Carriers Threaten Strike in London
Letter carriers in London face a standoff with authorities as strikes loom. The move signals a personal crisis reaction to unresolved disputes, risking disruption though the threat lacks immediate power to compel action.
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London
Installation of Greenville Commandery No. 67 Templar
The Greenville Commandery No. 67 Englit Tem plar held its installation in Greenville on July 10 with attendees from Erie Warren Sharon and New Castle. Dr George D Kugnier and A J Gillespie led the new officers as John J Wadsworth Grand Commander of Pennsylvania officiated with Henry Perkina of Ohio assisting. The parade was praised as the finest ever seen in Greenville.
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Templar
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Warren
Sharon
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George D. D Kugnier
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Laird Opera Howe
John J. Wadsworth
Pennsylvania
Henry
Semi Tropical Boom From Salt Lake Times
General Miles has a mild presidential boom started in San Antonio Texas. It is a semi tropical production and may not endure in the hilly regions of the North.
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Salt Lake Times
General Miles
San Antonio
Tex
Curious Ancient Relics Unearthed at Peters Creek Mound Scene
Workmen excavating for Mendelssohne Factory near McKeesport uncovered a copper coin marked Virginia 1775 showing the royal arms and King George II, plus arrows, skinning knives, tomahawks, bone beads, and war paint. The site hints an ancient Indian village and nearby mounds with relics, including copper plates once debated for manufacture.
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Pittsburg
Virginia
Charleston
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Peters’ Creek
Prominence Listings and National Notables Highlighted
Engagement announced for Miss Mildred Fuller daughter of Chief Justice Fuller to H A Wallace of Tacoma Washington. Wealthy South Kensington spiritualist Josrin Hazard plans a tower dedication. J B Habert holds vast horseflesh investments and Rancho del Paso in California exceeds 1 million dollars. General Longstreet reportedly writing a history of the late unpleasantness. Lord Wolseley to prepare a life of Marlborough. Mrs Emma Forsythe the White Queen pockets vast island holdings. Mrs CO L Haynes elected assistant physician at Western Lunatic Asylum. Kate Freen denies bricht red satin dress claims, vows reform. Cornell president Eke nd all Adams wed Mrs Matthews Barnes, plan Scotland visit and New York sail August 27. Miss L Blanche Franklin, Chicago union law graduate, blind yet admitted to Illinois bar. four top scholars share prize.
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Pacific Ocean
Emma Forsythe
New Britain
Miss Fearing
Supreme Court
Springfield
Missionary Bishop Taylor Replies to Critics in Africa
Curcaco July 10 Missionary Bishop Taylor in Africa replies to criticisms of his Congo mission. He cites 85 stations, delays in building a Congo steamer, and deserters who claim starvation. He defends his methods, notes incompleteness of self support, and explains efforts to create local self sufficiency amid harsh conditions.
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Africa
Congo
New York
America
India
South America
Prohibition Tide Rises in Simpson County Fight
A county vote on prohibition looms after a petition signed by 100 residents asks the County Judge to place the issue on the August ballot. Prohibitionists, organized and funded, brace for a hard campaign, facing new opposition and the prospect of large newcomers entering the area.
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Simpson
Htba
Hkewse
Franklin
A Powerful Orator Impresses Cattle Near College
A Mt Onion student gave an oration in woods by the college. A crowd of cows gathered as he spoke and one cow collapsed in a fit at the height of his delivery, adding a strange incident to the scene.
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Bockere State
Mt Onion
Woods
Death of Captain Nicholas J Bigley Notable Pittsburg Coal Pioneer
The mourned captain died at McKeesport yesterday morning from injuries after a railroad accident Monday evening. He was a leading Pittsburg coal operator and shipper, built Alpsville, and once owned the Bags works at Beck's Run. He died at 69 after his crushed arm was amputated. survived by wife, three sons and a daughter. Funeral Sunday at Coultersville residence. He left a fortune, gave up bankruptcy laws, and rebuilt his enterprises with partners including Edward Murphy in recent years.
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Pittsburg
Nicholas J. Bigiey
McKeesport
Captain Bigley
White
Coultersville
Alsace
Joseph Vandergrift
Beck's Run
Bigley
Alpsville
Binley
Virginia
Bigsey
Thaw
Anyville
Edward Murphy
Bicley & Murphy
Timely Topics Showcases Varied Names and Oddities
A jumble of brief notes mentions Henry Clay Snodgrass and Henry Clay Evans in a Third Tennessee race, Georgian editorials, a Maryland congressman’s infant godparent, Virginia centenarians, a Georgia Watermelon Trust collapse, a wedding interruption by a goat in Christianburg, and New York Elks quipping about B P U F after a Grand Conclave.
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Tennessee
Henry Clay Snodgrass
Henry Clay Evans
Appeals for Equal Admission in Labor Unions by Colored Catholics
A banquet for delegates of the Colored Catholic Convention in Cincinnati prompted resolutions urging equal admission to labor unions with white men. Committee members from various states were named to found an Industrial school for colored Catholics in Washington as the meeting adjourned to reconvene in Philadelphia in 1802.
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Ciscrssatt
Cincinnati
H. Butler
Washington
J. Spence
Carolina
Mahone
Dr. Lofter
Buffin
Isinucsone
N. H. Mahon
Missouri
Philadelphia
Census complaints hit Denver and West cities
The Helens Journal notes widespread census dissatisfaction. The Detroit Free Press poses a quip about enumerators missing people in Detroit, questioning how many thousands remain uncounted across miles. The water office is blamed for not making a skip.
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Detroit Free Press
Detroit
Water Office
Monongahela City to the Swim
Wheeling men rent a store in Monongahela City and plan an original package house ready for business by Saturday. Supplies to be obtained from the Raymond brewery at Wheeling.
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Monongabrela City
Wheeling
Raymond Brewery
Deaths of a Day Mrs Edward Fuller and Others
Obituary notices from Tyrone and Baton Rouge report the deaths of Mrs Edward Fuller in an accident while riding with friends, Ploe Sneeringer aged 78 from Tyrone, and Senator J Fisher Smith of Sabine parish in Baton Rouge. Details note accidental wheel injury for Mrs Fuller, Sneeringer death linked to age related illness, and Smith’s senate service ending with a wartime veto override context.
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Fraskuts
Daly
Edward Fuller
Horne
Norah Wack
Hattie Tobey
BaTon Rouge
J. Fisher Smith
Sabine Parish
Senate
Lost to Their Pups: Pittsburg Teachers Who Married
Amid Pittsburg public schools, only three wards still boast maidens unwed as marriage questions linger. Central Board member Mark W. Lewis wed Miss Eleanor Anderson after attempting to rally courage, while Miss Mionie Erwine of Forbes School left many admirers. Miss Kate McClure of Franklin School also married, and Miss Ligue Jillson of the High School was won by a young East End physician.
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Phtsburg
Schealey Park
Lockey
Pittsburg
Mark W. Lewis
Eleanor Anderson
Mionie Erwine
Forbes School
Kate McClure
Franklin School
Mise Ligue Jillson
East End
A Bathtub for a Dishpan in Pittsburg Glass Works
A group of Pittsburg ladies touring Monongahela glass manufacturers found a rep who hadn t finished washing his dishes by 3 pm. Conversations teased the man about baths for dishpans while a glassmaker calmly noted a bathtub could wash dishes, eliciting surprised reactions.
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Pittsberg
Monongahela
Holmes
First Sunday School Picnic Held in Schenley Park
The Eighth U P Church hosted the first Sunday school picnic in Schenley Park yesterday under the oaks of Panther Hollow. Students gathered under city supervision, enjoyed the day, and some played and explored the park until dusk.
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Panther Hollow
Mirth on the Lawn at E B Arensberg Oakmont Party
A pleasant garden party at Oakmont residence of E B Arensberg unfolds with children enjoying lawn games hammocks swings and a Maypole dance amid a perfect afternoon. Attendees describe the event as merry and well arranged for the little folks with refreshments and entertainment.
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Oakmont
E. B. Arensberg
Gally
Jolly time aboard ship with Leckey message
Superintendent George J Luckey notes a merry voyage from New York with 12 ladies and 6 gentlemen aboard, predicting no duels as yet among the male party while ladies are in their care. The piece hints at seasickness and flirtations as the voyage proceeds.
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George J. Luckey
Sandy Hook
New York
First in Series of Popular Summer Concerts at Sewickley
The Park Place Hotel open air concert series in Sewickley opened with Gernert's Orchestra on a new pavilion. Wealthy attendees enjoyed Spindler's Festival March Roselol's William Tell overture selections from Faust and other pieces. Mr Chas F Cooper played a cello serenade.
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Sewickley
Gernert
Spindler
Roselol
Faust
Baiste
Kalst
Gavotte
Offenbach
Grand Duchess” Ipourri
Abenstein
Langey
Fahrbach
Zippel
Chas. F. Cooper
Mt Joy Soldiers' Orphan School Hearing Reopens Debate
The Soldiers Orphan Commission met to discuss school conditions and contracts for provisions and clothing. A Lancaster county delegation urged reopening Mt Joy School, arguing good location and past record, but the commission pressed on with consolidations and closures. Ex Senator Wright's buildings offered for free use if reopened, yet no change occurred. General Gobin and Colonel Magee to represent Chester Springs teachers amid controversy over a local arrest.
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Wright
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Varah
Four Week of Wedded Life Ends in Public Split
Local notice reports a June wedding at Hoosierville between David E B Green and Elizabeth McMillen a 00 and 50 year old widow and widower. The couple separated soon after, admitting no clear reason for marriage, and returned to live with married daughters. The item cites the Louis Globe Democrat.
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Elizabeth McMillen
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Public Schools and Parish Schools Debate at National Meeting
At the National Educational Association in St Paul Archbishop Ireland urged unified state schooling with parish schools functioning under state oversight. He defended compulsory education while warning against exclusive secularism, advocating mixed funding and respect for religious instruction within a state framework. He argued religion should not be removed from schooling and proposed models from various cities to integrate faith and secular study.
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Minnesota
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England
Wold
Poughkeepsie
Fifty Years Of Wedded Bliss For Sampsons Golden Wedding
Mr and Mrs Irwin Sampson celebrated their golden wedding at their New Wilmington home with over 300 attendees including 17 ministers and many from across the state. The lifelong county residents were honored by a large community gathering with contributions of food and memorabilia shared by friends and relatives.
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Irwin Sampson
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Fein
Thunder ing Spring of Pine Mountain Georgia Folklore
A Georgian natural oddity near Thomaston describes the Thunder ing Spring in Upson County. A boiling four foot wide spring erupts sand daily, rings the surface, and hides clear water beneath. Legend asks how an Indian chief rode into the spring and vanished with his pony, a tale linked to the hilltop hole.
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Thomaston
Flint River
Hoe
Indiana
Third Sabbath School Convention Session Opens in Avery Church
The third annual meeting of the Sabbath School Convention of the Allegheny Conference A M E Zion began yesterday at Avery Church in Allegheny with fifty five delegates from Western Pennsylvania and Eastern Ohio. President Rev W H Snowden led addressing temperance education and missionary work among Sabbath schools.
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Allegheny
W. H. Snowden
Franklin
Susie Lee
James H. McMullan
Akron
J. H. Trimble
Mansfield
G. W. Clinton
Pittsburg
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Sesson
G. W.linton
W. J. Watson
Bewickley
Association
Snowden
The K of P Elects Officers in Milwaukee Drill
The Supreme Lodge of the Knights of Pythias elected officers in Milwaukee with George B. Shaw as Supreme Chancellor and W. W. Blackwell as Supreme Vice Chancellor. Prize drills by divisions from Indianapolis Amsterdam Erie Hastings and more showcased a strong display at Cold Spring Park. Fireworks lit a crowd of about 3000 as the event continued.
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Eau Clare
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Henderson, Ky
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San Cal
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Wilmington
Del
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Indianapolis
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Hastings
Mich
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Comrades Eye Lower Rates for National Encampment Travel
Chicago July 1 Comrades of the Grand Army of the Republic seek cheaper transport to the National Encampment in Boston on August 19. Railroads compete for travelers and expect rates to drop below prior lows. District Commander Distin earlier set headquarters in Boston with a limited round trip fare, while new notices promise the Niagara Falls Short Line route. Competing lines reportedly offer train tickets at 16 for the town trip and a final price near 14 or less before departure.
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Boston
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Niagara Falls
Serious Illness of Judge Acheson Near Death in Washington
Special telegraph report from Washington Pa notes Hon Alexander W Acheson in critical condition at his bedside tonight with family present. He has long been a respected lawyer and feared and fearless advocate in the district and is believed near death, with hope abandoned for his immediate prognosis. He was born in Philadelphia in July 16 16M and later rose to prominence in local legal circles.
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Alexander W. Acheson
Judge Acheson
Philadelphia
Davis Acheson
Washington College
Artanestas
Telegraph Wires Cut in Nebraska Cowboy Target Practice
Telegraph wires on the Union Pacific near Sidney Nebraska were severed today cutting Western Union communications to the West and Pacific Coast. Cowboys nearby Blaney reportedly used six shooters to shot out insulators and break all lines along a short stretch in daylight.
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Sidney
Neb
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Western Union Telegraph Company
Blaney
Cheyenne County
Bizarre Oddities Spread Across the Nation in Folklore Headlines
A long list of curious, unrelated anecdotes from diverse U.S. locales highlights unusual events. Included are a county treasurer’s bear scalps tale, vast gum tree plantings on a ranch, a Kansas house struck by lightning, a forecast about coinciding holidays, a Denison Texas wagon, and a seven foot petrified man in Wyoming. Other items cover a Florida cotton bloom sight, a Boise City diver’s 66 pound salmon, and a Florida oak hollow described by a Georgia observer, among many oddities. The round of curiosities also mentions a train incident in Florida, a Lowel church adopting water for communion, and a rattlesnake record in California.
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Jonathan Farmer's
Oglethorpe County
Florida
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Rawlins
Wye
Smithsonian Institution
Pierre
Not Fashionable Jests and Humane Quips in 19th Century Papers
A compact collage of humorous snippets from Chicago Tribune and Boston Courier passages. Jests on cannibalism, umbrella prices, world’s safety, and graduation notes mingle with playful wordplay and fictional quotes. Witty exchanges involve a host, a vegetarian, and a real estate agent while light satire touches on fashion, family, and daily life.
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