Supreme Court Calendar and Attorney Assignments 1905
The record lists the United States Supreme Court sitting with the Chief Justice and eight justices. It covers cases in error and matters before various district and equity courts, with details on counsel, arguments, adjournments, and assignments for March 17 1905 and related patent and equity court entries including district of Columbia courts and specific case numbers.
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United States Supreme Court
Justice Brewer
Justice Brows
Justice White
Justice Peckham
Justice McKenna
Justice Holmes
Justice Day
Samuel McMillen
Ferrum Mining Company
George R. Elder
Chames Cavender
George R Elder
Morris Streusa
Max J Kohler
Strauss
Howard
Gans
Fernand Bonin Et al
The
Gulf Company
Branch K. Miller
Edgar H Farran
R. F. Jonas
E. Kruttscholtz
William W. H. Gleason
Edward Lo White
George Mo Robbies
Court of Appeals
District of Columbia
Chet
Justice Morris
Justice Duels
Garfield
Stree
Funk Et al
Mickle
Frank T. Brown
Jener
Dickinson
Thibsdean
A P Browne
J A Watson
Walliam Quimby
Appellant
A CC Tenison
Appellee
Clements
Potomac Electric Power Company
Tucker & Kenyon
E. S. Bailey
Supreme Court District of Columbia
Equity Court No. 1
Justice Anderson
Gibbing
Stanton Pro Contesso
Rossa F. Downing
Willey
Waggamar
Joseph K Fague
Irving Wuilanson
Wallace
Purdy
James J Becker
Guardian Ad Item
George Foowhais Linkins
Kirby
Charles Por
Samuel
Putman
Clayton
Albert
Kelg- bin
Wo Gwynn Gardiner
M On
Richardson
Stoddard
Strong
Lambert & Baker
Shoemaker
Bell
Lambert & Haker
Me McKenne
Ward
Lewis
Waters
Me Waters
Campbell
Porter
Vayidee
Chapin Brown
Tallmadge
Smith
Cougress
Donglass
Tamas
Norriy
Ashford
Hallam & Hlallam
Daudge
Butler
Mather
Maedel
Ambrose
Scroggins
Lambert & Haker Neal
Chapple
Justice Stafford
Freedman’s Transportation Land and Improvement Conpary
Jefferson
Gies
A A
Bimmey
J T Cull
LL Tobringer
Feali Y
Beall
IT Almaane
CG Bigelow
Kastis
Washington Jockey Club
Water
Stoner
E le Glesa
White
Commings
Consaut
C. C Tucker-Cile & Donaldson
Nu Hay
Hay
Sheehy
Anacostia and Potomac Tattread Company
Church & Church
Warbeld & Duell
Washington Railway and Electric Company
Attorners
Warfield & Duell
Ctabaugh
Domer
Plaintif
B. F Leighton
de Sendent
T. Ho ‘Thomas
Byram Vs
Prencious Mason
A. B. Duvall Jr
Milaken & Sullivan
Moore
Wartiel
Irving Mithamson
John Ridgut
Iriss
Gunter
Leon To Vroere TD Muitaty
Panty
Ta J Mataer
Hiamiltos
Cutbert
Talbu
Titusi
W. FP. Tiumles
Duvall
J. W Dennings
Patgett
Forrest
Cale & Donaideen
Ros Hutlekeper
Dackett & Dent
Caselli
Dermott
Hegton
Smallwood
Washington Railway and Electric Company Altutness Douglass & Dougsee and Cossme
Darlington
Attornets
Moon, Richardsur
Cobb
Schorr
Washington Railway and Piedray Company
Attorseys
David
J. J. Darlington
Anderson
Capital Traction Company
Whitt K. Ross Perry & Son
Dunlop
Legal Notices and Court Proceedings Summary
Assignment and court entries listed for March 20 1905 across districts. Includes bankruptcies probates and criminal cases with assigned attorneys and case numbers. Notable items: United States v Arthur Jackson housebreaking nol pros verdict guilty ten days jail. estates of Sydnie M Adams Nora Feeny George M Lauxman Bagil Jackson James Welsh James Ferry Ellen Flynn John Johnson.
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Davidge
R. Ross Perry & Son
Burton Ye
Seine
H. E. Davis
George P. Calvert
Worthington
Hoyal Benefit Soclety Ve
Drake
Messrs. Dutton
Duval
Green
Melntire
John Ridout
C. C. Tucker
Boyd Va. Davis
Attereyson
George P. Chase
M. E. Days
Kemp Vs. Powell
Birney
Bailey
Justice Anderson
James G. Pepper
W. M. Hallam
Justice Stafford
Sydnie M. Adams
Worthington Heald and Frailey
Ralph R. de Prez
Robingon White
Nora Feeny
Joseph A. J. O'Hare
A. A. Birney
Pla
John Riout
James Welsh
J. Cull
James Ferry
WIN
Joseph T. Ferr
Ellen Flynn
John Johnson
Thomas Walker
Kenilworth to Vermont Ave Realty Transfer Shifts
Real estate transfers listed across Washington DC areas including Kenilworth, Fairmount Heights, Mount Pleasant and Pleasant Plains. Notable entries include Irene Hernandez to John R. Fox on Vermont Avenue Northwest and a $10 or $2,450 transaction for Mount Pleasant properties. Several transfers involve trusts and trustees, with multiple parcels on blocks and squares specified.
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Kenilworth
Irene Hernandez
John R. Fox
Vermont Avenue
William A. Hillet Ax
Louise M. Schmits
Third
Fourth
George C. Pumphrey
John R. Hassip
Center Eckington
Edwin J. Kennedy
Charles E. Burdette
Wiliam Hdmanston Et A
Rebecca J. Cole
Thaddeus Dolyens
Seventh Street
Annie M Mecle
Matthew F. Ruppert
Mount Pleasant
Pleasant Plains
Kenry H. Bergmann
Charles H Bauran
Charles H. Pauman
Lina Morgenweck
Effingham Place
Roberts Foulke
John Way
MC Magruder
Carl B Keforstein
Bard Ostreeta
Joseph W. Box
Josiah L. Fox
Wather
Charles B. Cropley
Peter B
Robert Bradley
Thirteenth
Fourteenth
Mary M Sullivan
Lavinia H. Newton
E Street
Hannon M. Presuiun
Fred A
Jasper Lobmann
McCullough
Ella M. Vernililion Ec Vir
Charles
Sailia F Craig
Peter G. Saueret
Deeds of Trust Listings Across Multiple Squares in DC
A long list details deeds of trust for properties in Washington DC areas including Square 278 1017 9823 Effingham Place and Lanier Heights. Names like Louise Sehnitg Join R Halsilp Richard A Ford Walter G Davis Joseph Roth Lena Morgenweck George M Krumendi and others appear with securing amounts from 500 to 36000 dollars and terms from one to three years with 5 to 6 percent interest. The notices cover blocks and squares such as Connecticut Avenue Heights Meridian Hill and Bealls Adventure along with multiple building associations and banks involved in securing various properties.
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Louise M. Sehnitg
National Safe Deposit, Savings and Trust Company
American Security and Trust Company
R Halsilp
Richard A. Ford
Walter G. Davis
Columbia Permanent Building Association
E. Davis
Clarence J. Gessford
George C. Pumphrey
George W. Palmer
Sane
Waltes K. Wright
James W. Drench
Charles F. Benjamin
Roger T. Mitchell
Perpetual Building Association
Effingham Place
John H Lurke
Harry M. Packard
Byson Mahan
Joseph A. Roth
Linga A. Painter
Edward J. Stellwagon
George AM. Hamilton
Thomas M. Gale
Pleasant
Pleasant Plains
Lena Morgenweck
Henry H. Bergmann
George M. Krumendi
German-Amer' S Building Association
Jill—Lewia B. Waters
Walker
William D. Jarvis
Martha A. Waters
Columbia Heights
Charles B. Caywood
John B. Garrett
Walter G Duchett
Benjamin Whiteside
Christopher C Graham
William F. Quicksail
William S. McCarthy
Thornton Hynson, Jr
Fot & Square
Lewis H. Douglass
Richard Palro
Werbert A. Gill
John J Brosnan
Square
Josiah L. Fox
Samuel FH. Walker
Michael J. Weller
Eastern Building and Loan Association
Bealls Adventure
James Z. Owens
John C. Gillings
D. W. Baker
Sarah F. Besd
Connecticut Avenue Heights
Carra_ Wi
Jasner Lohmann
Washington Loan and ‘Trust Company
Equitable Co-operative Building Association
Lavinia
Newton Et Vir
George F
Watson J. Newton
Charles G. Allen
Martin T. Dryden
Lanier Heights
John H. Lindley
Luther L. Apple
George W. Balloch
Brookland Building Association
Helva A. Lockwood
Patrick Riordan
Edmond Fitzgerald
Joan J. Fegan
Serial Building Association
Ella M. Nelson
Blair Lee
Joseph J. Darlington
Washington Jary
New York Stock Market Briefs March 26
New York money on call strong at 24 4 percent with closing bid 21 4 and offered at 3 as time loans hold steady at 3 for sixty and ninety days and six months. Prime mercantile paper around 3 4 percent. Sterling exchange steady with bank bills at 4.9645 to 4.9650 for demand and 4.811 to 4.8485 for sixty-day bills. Posted rates 4.85 to 4.8133. Commercial bills 4.8444 to 4.8494. Government bonds steady, railroad stocks irregular.
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New York
Prime Mercantile Paper
Sterling Exchange
West
Washington Hallway
Washington Railway and Electric
Union Trust
Washington Gas
Lanston Monotype
Graphophone
American National Bank
Washington Stock Exchange
District of Columbia
Philippine Land Purchase
Capital Traction Railroad
Metropolitan Railroad
Columbia Railroad
Anavochia and
Washington Gas Company
United States Electric Light
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone
Washington Market Company Fist Ds
Potomac Hectrie Light
Safe Deposit and Trust
National Safe Deposit and Trust
Washington Loos and Trust
American Security and Trust
Washington Safe Depusit
Union Trust Company
Washington Savings Bank
Hume Savings Bank
Franklin
Metropolitan
Corcoran
Teotomac
Arlington
National Union
Columbia
Riggs
People’s
Commercial
Colonial
Heal Estate
Columbia Title
Washington Title
Chesapeate and Potomac
American Graphophone
Comman
Georgetown Gas
Morgenthaler Linotype
Lanuton Monotype
Greene Consolidated Copper
Washington Market
Norfolk and
Washington Steamboat
Realty Appraisal and Agency Company
Grain and futures move after mixed U S markets
New York reports mixed grain action with barley steady and wheat steady to lower. Spot and futures show declines amid favorable weather and heavy Argentine supplies. corn and oats follow with small gains and losses. Chicago closes with mild weakness and mixed futures, May and July directions uncertain as receipts and demand shift.
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New York
Ryle
Duluth
Manitoba
Wall Street Stocks Selloff Signals Bear Market
From a New York hotel, 40 000 to 80 000 shares were sold on London markets by cable, beginning today’s heavy selling. Union Pacific led declines with high turnover and 4 per cent call money talked, while Western houses sold to exit shorts. Bears dominated in a broad retreat, with some stocks still pushing to new highs amid cautious optimism from specialists.
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Washington Post
New York
Wall Street
London
Union Pacific
Beiling
Canadian Pacific
New York Produce Market Review March Prices and Rates
New York markets show firm to steady tones across commodities. Butter receipts 4,670. cheese unchanged. hogs unsettled with mixed Western and Southern values. poultry alive steady, dressed firm. Flour receipts 14,019 barrels. sales 4,800 packages. market dull barely steady. Metals and shipping rates noted with London tin rise and copper decline, local copper quotes mixed. Potatoes, cornmeal, and fibers show varied but stable price signals.
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New York
Pennsylvania
Rio
Cordova
Long Island
Jersey
Liverpool
London
Jake
Glasgow
Northern
Southern
Southern Goft
Baltimore
Uptown
Western
Maren
Cork
Live Stock Markets Record Mixed Receipts and Steady to Strong Prices
New York and Baltimore market notes show cattle, calves, sheep, and hogs with receipts and price ranges. Cattle steady to firm. hogs strong with prime and heavy cuts cited. sheep steady with lambs slower. Grain and dairy also touched with prices and futures alongside.
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New York
Chicago
Bears discredit Sully in cotton market clash
New York reports Daniel J. Sully did little for his bull syndicate as cotton prices rose on the week. Bears say he is not the leader he was and that the price boom was natural. Prices opened unchanged, slipped two then three points, with mixed room sentiment and selling for short accounts.
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Washington
New York
Daniel J. Sully
Bull
Bears
Sully
National Bank of North America May Choose Eckels President
Richard Widwards resigns as president of the National Bank of North America in New York. James N. Eckers, former head of the Commercial National Bank in Chicago, is expected to be offered the presidency, with Morse acting as president until a successor is elected. Also notes bank note redemptions and government receipts. A separate item promotes Laxative Bromo Quinine for colds, urging signature verification.
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Edwards
National Bank of North America
New York
Richard Widwards
National Bard of North America
Morse
James N. Eckers
Commercial National Bank
Chicago
Currency
E. W. Grove
Sic
Washington stocks show cautious trading amid market weakness
Local Washington market opened with confusion and hesitancy as buyers and sellers debated prices. Washington Railway common moved with two small sales, while 4 percent bonds and Washington Gas showed varied interest. Capital Traction, American National Bank, and Riggs Bank saw mixed bids, with notable dividend announcements and executive travel notes shaping sentiment.
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New York
Washington Railway
New York Cotton Market Ends Mixed After Nervous Session
The New York cotton market opened steady to down slightly, then slid as heavy selling and late profit taking pressed prices. May, August, and October futures fluctuated in a narrow range with a slight overall decline, while Liverpool weakness and large actual-cotton offerings weighed on sentiment and futures totals reached about 360,000 bales.
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W. B Hibbs & Co
F Street
New York Stock Exchange
Washington Stock Exchange
Chicago Board of Trade
New York
Liverpool
Cotton Letter Outlook From Liverpool And New Crop Delays
New York reports volatile spot trade to Liverpool with 1509 bales yesterday and 12 000 bales today while futures show a 7 point decline then rally about 10. A dampened demand and shifts in sentiment suggest steady prices but talk of delays in planting and potential crop damage by weevil. An unofficial forecast of 9 000 000 bales is dismissed as ridiculous yet feeds fear of a weak new crop.
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Stilson Hutchins
New York
Liverpool
Maren
Miller & Co
New Orleans
Washington
F Street
Railroads provide schedules and service details for several lines
The notice lists Southern Railway routes with local and long distance services from Washington to Harrisonburg Warrenton Columbia Savannah Charleston New Orleans and Florida. It describes Pullman sleepers dining cars and limiteds on many trains including the Palm Limited and New York to Memphis, with specific departure times and connections on Bluemont and Seaboard lines. Also shown are Norfolk and Western and Seaboard services with multiple daily departures and through sleepers to Jacksonville Atlanta and New Orleans, plus ticket office locations and contact numbers.
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Southern Railway
Harrisonburg
Warrenton
Pravits
Ana Wey Staclone
Delty Washington and Floride Limited
Columbi Savannah
Jeckamrlie
Eeinise Gar
Atsotaetita
Orleans
Harrisonburge Way
Manassas
Charlottewell
Weel
Southern
S Palm Limited
New York
Jacksonville
St. Augustine
Aiken
Augusta
Atlanta
Columbus
Pinehurat
Washington
San Francisco
Florida Express
Columbia
Savannah
Port Tampa
Memphis
Lynchburg
Roanoke
Knoxville
Chattanooga
New Orleans
Washington and
Southwestern Limited
Pullman
Macon
Nashville
Mempna
Bluemont
Leesburg
Harriconburg
Charlottesville
Pa. Ave
Pennsylvania Station
Saggage
P. Ror
W. H. Ackert
HL Hardwick
Fars
W. H. Taylor
Ls. Brows
Seaboard Air Line Railway
Penna. Ave
Petersburg
Raleigh
Wilmington
Tampa
Birmingham
Mobile
Pensacola
Seaboard Mall
Pullman Sleeper
Fla
Hamlet
Seaboard Morida Limited
St Augustin
Seaboard Express
Jeckaonville
Tempe
Norfolk and Western Railway
Sixth
Batresta
Norfolk and Cateens
Memphi
Bristol
Winston- Salem
Norfolk
Leeve
Berryville
Luray
Shenandoah
Fourteenth Street
New York Avenue
Bond
U S Steel Reports Decline in 1904 Earnings and Orders
President Corey reported for 67,500 shareholders that U S Steel’s gross earnings fell by 92,167.0% versus 1903. Despite cuts in expenses and dividend adjustments, the year ended with a reduced final surplus of about 7.3 million. Tonnage of unfilled orders rose to 4,696,203 tons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Corey
United States Steel Corporation
Tate
Pennsylvania Railroad and Baltimore Ohio schedules excerpt
Train listings show frequent daily departures from Harrisburg to Pittsburgh Chicago St Louis and beyond with Pullman dining and parlor cars. Includes connections to Philadelphia New York Baltimore and Atlantic City plus detailed station baggage and ticketing notes and agents.
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New York
March of American Tobacco
American Tobacco
Atchison General
Aes
Atlantic Coast Line
Atchison Adjustment
Baltimore and Ohio
Central of Georgia
Central of Georgia 2d Inc
Chesaperka
Ohio
Chicago
Alton
S.ee
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy
New Be
R. I
Pacific R. R
Pacific R. R. Cow
St. Louis General
Chicago Terminal
Colorado Midland
Colorado and Southern
Art
Denver and
Rio Grande
Wig Distillers’ Securities
Erie
New Jersey Central
Northern Pacific
Norfolk and Western
Consol
Oregon
Southern Pacific
Southern Railway
Texas and Pacific
Toledo, Louis
Westar
Union Pacific
United States Steel Seco
Western Maryland
Wheeling and Lake
Wisconsin Central
Stacron
Voruer Wasnauu
Pittsburg
Harrisburg
Indianapolis
Louisville
Pennsylvania Limited
Cleveland
Toledo
Detroit
Cincinnati
St. Louis
ST Louis
Washington
St. Lou
He, Louis
Nashville
ST. Louis Express
Pullman
Strous
Western Express
Evesland and
Cincinnati Express
Wiarrisburg
Pacific Express
Buffalo
Emorium Junction
Kane
Canandaigua
Rochester
Niagara Falls
Elmira
Renovo
Williamsport
Emporium Junction
Falls
Eve
Dally
Philadelphia
East
Congressional Limited
Express
Boston
Atlantic City
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
New Jersey
Royal Blue Line
Royal Limited
New York to Florida Sleeper and Special Trains Advertised
Pacific rail schedule from 1905 shows New York to Florida and Virginia connections via Jacksonville with daily and holiday service. Includes Pullman drawing room cars, dining and library cars, and connections at Petersburg for Norfolk, plus routes to Chicago Cincinnati St Louis and Richmond.
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Mouety
Dalis
New York
Jacksonvilis
Fla
Jacksonvile
Thomasville
Port Tampa
Jacksonville
Augusta
Charleston
Washington, DC
Wilmington
Petersburg
Norfolk
Florida
St. Augustine
BANE
Pennsylvania Avenue Northwest
Pennsylvania Rail Road
Reed District
Washington DC
J Craig
H M Emerson
Pasa
Chesapeake and
Chio RY
Pennsylvania Station
Chicago
Cincinnati
Louisville
Louia
Loutaville
Indianapolis
St. Loui
Virginia Hot Springs
Washington
Jacarte
Lexington
Lonteville
Virginia
Pennsylvania RR
Servier
H_W FULLER
Washington Southern Railway
Richmond
Alexandria
Frederickshuro
Statlao
Point
Atlantic Coast Line
Pointe
Seaboat Air Line Railway
Newport News
Duke
WP Taylor
Man
Mac
Treat Man
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Justice Barnard
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J A Maedet
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McGuire Et al
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Wolf & Cohen
FDA Sones
L. A. Bailey
Susquehanna Coal Company
Kennedy
McKenney & Flannery
Samuel Maddox
Weston Dodson & Co
Attornness
Ross Perry
John E. Laskey
Brandenburg
Brandenburg & Brandenburg
Duvall & Sephens
Martinya
Attornews
Duvall& Steena
Camp
Willard
W. D. Ate
Lillian M. Cromelin
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Keystone Commission Company
Elmer FE. Simpson
Platneitt
Eugene A. Jones
James Richardson
Louisa Ortman
Julius Peyser
Philip Walker
Harvey Eva Heacock
Capital State Company
Jesse W. Tull
Eien R. Wallace
John Purdy
George F. Williams
Henry Robinson
Martin V. Boughton
Samuel A. Putman
Charles Poe
George Strachan
Thaddeus Strachan
Jacob BD. Flock
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L. P. Laying
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United States Rubber
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Chicago Grain
W. B. Hibbs & Co
Minneapolis
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Metropolitan Street Railway
Metropolitan Securities
Chicago Great Western
Rubber Goods
American Locomotive
Chesapeake and Ohio
Charles Minzesheimer & Co
Gates & Co
A. A. Houseman & Co
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George T. Dunlop
Capital Traction’ Railway
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New Y York
Houston
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Francis C. Carley
John D. Chapman
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Newark
N. J
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St. Louis Traction Properties
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Pennsylvania Railroad
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Congress
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Pope's Creek
Atreeta
W. Attersbury
R Wood
W Boyd
ST Lou
Wheeling
Winchester
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Frederick
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