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1. C IKEIiAXD .".v. .'.-..-...ISDITOR
THURSDAY. ....-.-.v.. June 1, 1876:
Social Wounds,
The proportion to which the tramp
nuisance has reched at the East are
fully established by the rigorous regu
lations -which several of the States have
been forced to resort to for its suppres
sion. But little thought appears to
have been devoted to a consideration
of the causes which produced this cu
rious and unfortunate condition of af-
fnC.m Ti- I..r.n is-tsw I'VrtQtl nifOlinVllOVO
i.cU.1.). XV iliia lUHiJ UCCU v,tvij iwiviu
visible that there were an extraordi
nary number of persons prowling about
from farm-house to farm-house, beg
irinjr for food or shelter. Then as this
vagabond kind of life acted upon them
they began to take on more and more
the character of marauders. A com
mon form of daily news is the robbing
in open daylight of 'outlying settle
ments by these persons, and sometimes
even murder is added to the list of
crimes.
The remedy that has mostly gener
ally been adopted is to arrest these in
cipient brigands wherever found, and
march' them out of the district, or set
them to work. Probably there was
no other method of proceeding in pres
ence of such a disorganization. But we
ought' to probe more deeply. The
tramps'have not come on the scene be
cause a large number of persons have
suddenly become idle and indisposed
to work for a living. The tramp is
one of the symptoms of the paralysis
which has fallen on the country by
reason of the over-taxation and mis
management to which it has been
subjected. He is the first fruits of a
social disintegration produced by
these causes. Further, he is frequent
ly the precursor of revolution.
The following were some of the
scenes which ushered in the great
French explosion of the last century.
"The Vagabonds about the country,"
says a French writer of that day, "are
a terrible pest ; they are like an
enemy's force which distributed over
the territory, obtains a living as it
pleases, levying veritable contribu
tions. They are constantly roving
around the country, examining the -ip-proaches
to houses, and informing
themselves about their inmates and of
their hibits. Woe to those supposed
to have money! -what numbers of j
highway robberies and burglaries !
,,, , , ., , . i
hat numbers of travelers assassinated
and houses and doors broken into!
hat assassinations of curates, farm
ers and widows, tormented to discover
irwi- ov1 ..ft-n-m...,-..,? i-:n . i i an
mono and afterward killed! This
was the French tramp who preceeded
the red cap and the rights of until.
But it reads very like a piece of news
from Ohio or Indiana, of the present
day. It discloses precisely the same
features in the actors.
Of course no such ulterior conse
quences as these are to be expected in
this country, for the reason that we
know what is wrong and are trying: to
reined it. Long before the tramp
can develop into the brigands, we hope
x oil
to see pros)enty once more restored
to the nation. Uut such social wounds
sis these we ar-e considering should not
be overlooked or lightly -treated. They
:iv w;niiin era fbof. -ivlmf vm c.,rc,T
V. v""" "" ' owait-
slim -0 have' among us must he i
bi-ui,ight to the front, and that without
much further dclav.
-A
),r.-k--i
uui-t;sj!uimeuu of. xnu u&ivianu
T-..,.;-.- ri, 4.7.. ..::i. - t.
xxnauiiju, uiaciio,) uiuu.rn-
get Sound from San Francisco, pays
oiti' neighboring capital city the- fol-
, , ,. ttr..
iovrmg deserved cemphmemi: . Olyni-J
pia isrone of the pleasantesfc places in
on the souna bur that isu t 'saying
v r.. iy i.- Tii- ., i....i
liiacii lor ujympia. z is cnu oesu piace
liortb of S?m Fiwifiianrt fnv lazv -nftiwle
. J i.
ono can live liere a Bie-tmre and
n m r l - - - . -f I 1
not work.
on the streets
leaning against wnitf dpfiior "sauiplo
ilalt the people one sees , IDcfiloy , Secretary. Astoria, Ofogoq, 'A cor-
- . . i
oitv au:.,, , sn U1U1 " is nereoy. tenaorea io au to
ar.sifctmr on fences pr aVaii themselv.e-s. of this pVivilego. '
room." People subsist on clams priiiv
cipally . You canfruy them for? ten
xents a bucket ML Peopleandvery
rich onestoo,who own bottomland, and
rich soil it is, are 'too lazy to cultivate
it. They just raise, produce enough
to keep them alive till the next season.
The population is less by two hundred
than it was a year ago. People gen
erally do not make up their beds for
weeks, but roll into them where their
bodies fit like a new glove; conse
quently they lie in the same position
night after night, and, indeed they
couldn't roll or change position if they
would. Gnme and fish are abundant
in and around Olympia, and at Port
jIadison a few days since, the fisher
men caught in a seine, and in one
haul, 1,500 jiounds of fish nearly all
herring. It seems almost incredible,
though it is "positively true. Herring
are so plentiful in some of the bays
in the sound that the Indians with, a
... . . ' .
long stick pierced with sharp pointed ,
nails force it through the water on one
side an then on the other till the' fill
their canoes. What few potatoes are
raised here are of tlie finest quality,
and being scarce just now are selling
for three dollars per busheL"
''This is a nice late hour to be
coming home sir;'' remarked Mrs.
Spilkins, from the head of the stairs',
as Leander let himself in with a night
key at one a. m. "C'rect, again,"
mumbled Leander, hanging his hat on
the gas burner, "but you 'mus 'mem- .
ber, lovey, if 'ts nice late hour, this's
nice late' case, jrou know.
Drifts and low Heads 1876.
Upper Astoria, Clatsop county, Oregon.
Apiil'Jl. l&Tli. J
At a Special meeting of the Colum
bia River Eishennens Beneficial Aid
Society, the following regulations for
the government of all concerned
were adopted. TlTat the following
drifts and tow heads be established i
for the fishing season of 1S7G. '
First Drift.. From Woody Island
to brown's point.
Second Drift. From Brown's Point
inside of Snag Island to the 12th red
buoy.
Third Drift. From the loth buoy
to Tongue Point.
Fourth Drift. From Tongue Point
to a point a little west of Booth's
Cannery, at a place to be designated
by a spile or some permanent mark.
Fifth Drift. From the termina
tion of the 4th drift to Smith's Point.
Sixth Drift. From Smith's Point
to the Pacific Ocean.
Seventh Drift. From the red buoy
in the Prairie channel to Tongue
Point up or down.
Eighth Drift. The big snag in
Chinook shoot will be considered a
tow head.
The fishermen in Astoria, in coun-
nil have mutimllv Jtrpprl to him!
themselves to be "governed by the
foregoing drifts, and it is expected
f!m btf5 outside of the Society that
they will also conform to the same.
jjv order of the Society,
THOMAS'liE ALKY, Sec.
Temple Lodge, No. 7, A. P. A. M.
uufjuiar tommun cations nrsi ana
thhdSaturday in each month, at T.:w
o'clock. i. m.. at tho Hall in Astoria.
Mcmbcis of tho Unlcr, inood standing, are
invited to attend. Uy ordei of the W. M.
Beaver Lodge, No. 35, 1. O. O. F.'
Meet every Thursday evening. Ss-
! Hall, cor. of Cass and Chenamus"vki
I streets Astoria. Member of tho "
Order are invited to attend. By order, N. G,
Astoria Lodge No. 40, 1. O. G. T.
Regular Meeting every Saturday Evening
at S o'clock. at Uood Templar's Hall, Chena
mu Street, Astoria, over 0. L. Parker's
-!orc. Membors of the Order, in good stand-
V"- 5ie invited to attend- Device meeting 1st
i Monday e.ieh month. Byoidcr . C. T.
Youngs HIver'Griinge, P. of H.
Meets on the fouitli Sat
in day of each month at
11 o'clock a.m. Pntions
i m good standing are invited to attend. . '
, v.. oltierof u- m
Common Council. ' ' .
1 epalar meeting firt Monday ovenirig in I
inch month, at 7'x, o'clock '
I'll- l'ftrf.ns ilniiimr it lm'o innltnw
, ' " , "Vll Ht-y l' ., iihiui.-
acted
upon Dy tlie Council,
at any regular mooting,
nc to-thoUtcorder, or
bo 1-riday evening prior
i must present tne sain
flavor on or boforo th
tq the .Monday on which tho Council holds jts
j I. W. CASEi Mayor. v
F-JT.yi.ok, Recorder, f.
-. - -
J ? c- B-F- B. A: Society 'Notice.' ' ' -'
' Any fiherman on the.Col
S?
$ JSe33&3
bia Kivcr. wislnnir to loin
Shermans Assbeiation can
li in i;ron or b letter to..the following
oujeersot the Association. J. JS. 2 ice, Pre
ident, Waterlord ; U. V. Sheppard, Manhat
tan Jisnory. lodco JJenuty : and Thoma.s
'I'liftMiyiTniTur c i
j;uuj4ao jjjuomi a. , cevruMty.
s.
Uy order of tho rrMldent. .. , ;
Tlde Table zor Astrln.
(From tables of United States Cfoist Survey.)
High Water.
..Low Water.
May.
A. M.
F. 51.
A.M.
p. M.
28 3 55 .. 5 n....
jy - 4 5u t; .tji....
.:, U OS .. 7 1....
31..: 7 14 .. 8 U8....
1 8 2i $ 541....
...11 19
... O CO ......
... 1 12
... 1 15
... 2 21
... :t :
.11 10
.12 11
. 1 02
. I 52
. 2 40
. 3 30
J 30 .. ) 411....
:i 10 81 io sol 4 41 - 4 r
-4, 11 12.-.-RI.-..U 111 oSf. H
5 12 US U 47f i 10 5 50
The height is reckoned from the level of av
erage lowest water, to which the soundings are
given on the Coast Survey charts. When the
time in the a. m. column is followed by pit is
afternoon, and when in the i. in. column by a
it is forenoon.
Particular Xolicc.
Advertisements intended for insertion in
Thk Wkkkly Astokiax, should be handedin
on Thursday afternoon, to insuro their in
sertion the following Saturday.
NEW TO-DAY.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS FOR
STREET "WORK.
All tho-e oersons to whom contracts
I were awarded - for the improvement ot
btreets in the JTown of Astoria, by the
undesigned, Street Uominiioner of saia
town, on May lha 20th, lb0, mut call at
tjie olfice 0f g. W.Jleiw town Attorney,
to-morrow, June 2d, lino, ana give me
reauired bonds, and sign written contracts,
or said contracts will bo awaided to the
next lowett reponible bidder.
HENRY MILLER. m
Street Commissioner.
Astoria, Oregon, June 1st, 1S70.
CHENAMUS STREET IMPROVE
MENT. Notice Ubereby given that sealed pro
posals will bo received by the undersigned
lor the improvement of that part of Che
nnmus stieet lying in front of lot eijrht (8)
block eleven (11), McClure's Astoria, by
giading to conform us, near a practicable
to the ci oin irs as alrtach constructed on
said street, and also by the building of a
sidewalk according to plana and specifica
tions to be seyn at the office of Frank
J. Taylor, Recorder, until noon of Satur
day June 3d, 1S7(, said imnrovement to
be completed by September 1st, 1870, as
provided bv ordinance No. 121, passed
the Council" May 1st. 1S7(.
The right to reject any or all bidsi9 here
bv reserved.
HENRY MILLER,
Street Commissioner.
Astoria, Oregon, June 1st, 1S76.
T 1ST OF LETTERS
--J Remaining' unclaimed in the Pout-
, Jj j. 0
!Doe,Jamcs ' Morse. John
Lary
Kakin. . J aines C
McLulIcn. L
Fletcher, C
Frcser, 0 F
(iilson, O (J
llobert, Henry
Ueaton.T
Love. Charles 2
Las-en, Peter 2
Lyon, .Miss 11 attio.M2
Leslio, Miss M A
Lock, 11 11
Lent, Win
Mullen, 1'reston 2
iMcllcrnan. W il
Newman, W II
Itewoll, J L
Powoll, Kichard It
Smith, .John
Stroberi, Frank
Schotiold, (ieorgo
Shobort. Ilonry
Tackott, Win II
NilHon, Wm
Williams, Charles
Williams. J W
2 illiams. G W
Willi. Thomas J
"Wood, J ames
W.m. UilANCK l M,
xangonhcin, J
Eeal Estate for Sale
Lots 2, 3, 7, in Block 18 adaiFs
" 1,2,3, "' 19 j Astoria.
Lots 5, 6, 7, 8, in Block 1 shiuelu's
(C
1,
in Block IS Astoria.
Lot 7, in Block 66
S.hf Lots 7, 8, Block GO L
Lot 2. in Block 99 J
Olney's
Astoria.
alse:
South East Quarter of Section 36,
Town S Range 9 "West ;
North "West Quarter of Section 36,
Town 8 Bange 9 "West. ,
TITLES ITXQUESTIOXABLE.
TEKMS EASX.
5For pai'ticulars inrpiire of
A. VaxDUSEN".
QUICK SALES AND SMALL PROFITS!
IS THE MOTTO OF
L. K. G. SMITH,
Chenamus Street, Astoria, Oregon,
"Wholesale and Retail Dealer in '
ixurs and Totincro.and all kinds of
inoki'i .Vrt:I(;.s, Stationery
anil 'ller.v. .
GEXUIXE lEERSlIApM PIPES
A Speciality.
Soleaent for tlie Colcbrated Othello Cigars.
Denlcars in the above lino ard Ycnectfiilly
solicited to cxnimric t?tock and Prices,
. f' " '' "
' Astoria
j M7,1!:
I And lj
Brewery "Ifealobn,
Bottled Bfir Depot .
MAIN STREET, ASTOUIA. - jit
RWDOLPH-BABTlTl ' ' '
Pi'oxrtetor$.
rTlie'Best Quality Lager
I ; .FIVE CENTS -A GLASS.
er'Beer,
, flr Tho patrona'go of the public-is resppeb
fully solicited. Orders" for 'Ls'cr, or Bottled
Ijeer, in any quantity, promnjtlv 'tilled. , , , -
iT,Fjeo Lunch day and nights, 7 t
nOlt TlTF. "RPRT" A.XT TIIK.rATKT
J? .style's of si.rirur.lIats'eo.tarV'anDusen
ri.. M. ... :i.'i -.7!.; .Tj'Vfl.i"'' 'J.' i. ,rLr.1
'tuviua juM,rvcciveuan auu utufiuuuuj .;uii
ISTSW AJ)3gERE3MENTS.
TlANTED.
V
A cirl to do general house work .
Wa?i $25 to30 per month.
None but a good hand need apply.
Apply at Irjs DAGGETT'S.
D
OG TAXES.
AUTaxes on dogs funning afT.argo'vritlf1"
in the Corporate limits of the town of Astoria
wil be due and payable oti or before Juno 1st.
lt7u ' DAVID INGALLS,
td Treasurer.
-TVLSSOLUTION KOXJCE.
Tho partnership heretofore existing ber
tween H. D. llumo and Dean Hlanchard, un
der the firm name of llumo Sc Co.. is this day
dissolved by mutual consent. All business of
the latp firm will bo settled by It. D. Hume,
who will continue the business at 'Astoria,
under tho name of llumo & Co.
l:. D. HOIE.
DEAN BLANCH ARD.
Astoria, Oregon, May 30, ltTii. m30:3t
New Pleasure Yacht.
T
HE SEW SLOOP
;may .bell,
R. C. SllIVELY,..:. Master.
Is now ready for freight or charter to any
point on tho bay. Having fino accommoda
tions for pleasure seekers, and a record for
fast sailing, offers superior accommodations
to oxeursioniats.
Eor freight or charter, at reasonable rates,
apply at the restaurant of E. C. llolden.
d, R. C. S U I VEL YTt Astoria.
FISH BARRELS !
Half Barrels, Ouarter Barrels,
AND KITTS,
AT LIVING PKICES, AT TPIE
Knappton Barrel Factory,
Knappton, Pacific Co., W. T.
(
LOODED SHEEP. TT7
About tho first of Juno, tho undersigned
will visit
Clatsop and Pacific ConnticM
bringing with him from the famous stock of
Potors, it Severance, California, several , , 7 f
Thoroughbred M erimo Bttck.s
Ono year old. which will be sold oheap.
PUT SMITH, Portland; Ogrf
Eggs for Hatching.
WHITE LEGHORN FOWLS,
DA rLEY'S STOCK, '
OAKLAND. CALIFORNIA,
Non Sitterjj, Good Layers.
EGGS, 2 00 PER DOEN.
Orders accompanied with cash or apprpved
jawbone promptly attended to i
Da.v. J. INGALLS.
Astoria, Oregon.
THE PEOPLED INDEPENDENT
Candidate fr Joint Representative
from Clatsop and Tillamook countie?, Capt. J.
II. D. Gray, will meet tho Citizen of Youngg
Kiver I'rccinct at tho Grangers Hall at' 11 a.
m., May 27th.: Astoria Precinct at 8 p. in.;
AVestport, Clifton, and Ivnanpa. if possibl'o,
Ilay Jil)th; Clatsop, at lre. Church, at 1 pjra.,
and expects to leave Astoria for Tillamook
with tho steamer Gen. Canby, at ."J a. in.. May
.'.1st. and will speak at lloquarton and Gairi
baldi while .thoro.xeturninu-io.Astoria either
Thursday or rriday, June 1st or 2d, and will
address a grand rally of citizens at Spiritual
Hall. The opposing candidates having been
challenged to meet him on the stump, and giv
ing no definite answer, are again publicly in
vited to meet Capt. Gray at the tlmo and pla
ces as abovo mentioned to discuss the local and
political issues f tho, day, and tell, what he
knows about farming.
RAISING- REPUBLICAN CATTLE
AND DEMOCRATIC SHEEP.
Tho presence of ladies is specially invited.
J. O'mtlEX,
tf. K0FOKD,
T. 15KAMEL.
Ex. Committee
OREGON BAKERY-,,
Holladay's Wharf. Main Street, Afetoria.-Ogn.
BREAD, CAKES,
PIES, PASTRY,
CRACKERS, ETC.
WILL RESERVED TOPATROKS
of the Oregon Bakery of which C.
Binder deceased, was proprietor, the saind as
usual, by Mrs. C1IAKLES lUNDEb.
First Clais Baker eiuployed, and perfect
satisfaction guaranteed. 411 ordciv. large or
snnlll, promptly filled on short notice, i'at-
ronage'of tho public is respectfully solicited:'
MBS. U11AS. BIBBER.
Hotel or Kesiclerice
PROPERTY FO'fe SALE.
TBE L'DERSIGXED WISHES
to dUuoi of half a block dR tKe
the limn desirable property in Astoria, atlow
rate for 1'AUT CASH and approved notes.
. THE PROPERTY IS ELIGIBLY
SITUATED, SEAR 05HJS )COJIRT-
HO,rsp 'JCST) CUSXO3t-H0.UJS3A
And is.about c,nfa level with.thcstroqtJgrfies,
Vendeiing it eay o, improvement, il nominal
c0i,t. It contains . ' l ," '
A SPLENDID ORCHARD"
GOOD' WELL OE'LiyiCGWATER,
-' S3rAJ"ERLTiTS, ,'&-'" ''t
And liaK uf.o'nt it one 6P the best'frAWe lmlld
ings in the city, 81 by oi feet in size, two stories
iugJilknow.n
prppeity AvjUJbesqldoji easytermajandjtaany,
person who Wjisucs a oargainijn.Aswfiajtvai,
.tmt.t c rvcvT a TvrWiK-ur av RfTT.e
ID RecpipjanaftlbklvliTof.CDbneiil
i cialPrijltinft
vWi
TrW TtfW.i 'V .. .
hich," with !soxno n,eeded' ronrtirs, .may l be
hindWquitl to jh'4 M'hotblulldihg'iiiHlfe
city and prffar n location t concernedj'lplich
the best foriitniilio and nsitors. Thc'fcntirt.
esiie, none can ?uic,ocfctcr luuu.tuia. u ii 'vutiipnuy annuel CiDj notiucu umi.i iiict-i-
"par.ti'clilars, address ' 'JOK'KOSS" " ' jng will bo held nr. Astoria, on atyrdnv.T
"c ' '' '.'V. 9tPT1d,c?0:., l June &, l$76. or the purpose ot; electing
"iTn.T c Vib f 'a fvrch.t:-ur ji vnr.T.tTst 'Eeeft'lbrXhe ehiltiinjr ydar, arnd trarisact-
ni.kiiv nm9miv iiw
. CMltT.
.joiQAAjSiVAUKRDEB.'j
IMISCELLAi&EOTJS.
v
BuJ)sciibejor
w
'.
THREE DOLLARS PER YEAR.
-Wat cclthj gstorra
POUR XOXTHS ONE DOLLAR..
For 10 ents we will send 1 copy. "Wo will!
send tho-paper four months for ono dollar:,
will send-a roll of pamph k-ts and circulars fur
50 cents; ene pamphlet of ;w pages for i
cents. Senc? in your orders.
D.C.IltELA.XD, Er. Astomxn.
Atoiia, Oregon
.QI-LAS B, SMITH. . i x ,
Attomey-at-Law.'"
ASTOUIA, OliEr.OX.
Ofiiee in Warren t McG litre's building
posite Occident JioteL
op-
Faets Worth Knowing
A. W. Cone, 7 - Astoria
SJLG OF THE GOLDEN SlIOK.
Cannot be beat in tho Boot and Shoe line
Call and see him.
SIGX OF THE GOLDEX SHOE, ,
. Ja.'n. Street, Anuria-
IRA CUTT3NG
WATCHMAKER andJEWJELEI.
ANNOUNCES TO THE PEOPLE OF
Astoria and vicinity that he is nowprc
pared, to do all kinds of,
WATCHMAKING AND JEWELLING
in tho neatest possible manner. All work
warranted.
5-Agent for tho WALTFI AM and ELGIN
Wntches. - in A CUTTING,
Chenamus street, Astoria, Ogn.
"jyU. EDGAR,
Corner Main and Chenamus Streots,
ASTOK IA OKEGON-
DKALKR IN THK CHOICEST lilt YN'US- Ob'
Tobacco and Cigars, and the
G X3 n u i 11 e W o s t e 11 h o 1 my,..
and other English Cutlery.
'Fairchilds Gold Pens.
And all sorts of l
STATIONERY, NOTIONS ETC.
TpRED KROSEL,
House and Sign Painting,
PAPER HANGING,
KALSOMNINC, ETC.
SpecUU attention piiid io Country worlc.
Shop on Squenioqha btreet,
ASTORIA, - - - 02F;0.
New Store. New Goods
Just Opened,
IN THE SUMMERS BUILDING,
Chenamus Stroet, Astoria.
J. C. TRULLINGER,
Would ilo3pectfully Announce
To tho Citi'ens of Astoria and Vicinitv,
That ho is now hero, md has Opened at th
Abovo Well known Stand.
A LARGE AND COMPLETE STOCK
OF
Dry Goods, Clothing,
BOOTS JCSD SHOES,
And everything required for daily use, down
to a sack of 1'lour or Feed from niv own mills
in Washington County, which will be sold at
tho lowWt narket r;tes.
tPI invite the public generally to call and
oxamine my stock and prices. Having-located
permanently in Astoria 1 " moan business."
iSSTho Saw mill is now in running order,
with a full boom of choice logs, and 1 am jals
propared to fill orders, large or small, on short
notice, for any kind of lumber.
J. U. TKULLINGER.
PETER RUNEY,
ASTORIA, OREGON,'-
BRICK LAYER,
And Plain and
ORNAMENTAL VUSWLM
Orders -left at the Occident 'Hotel
,, Promptly Attended to.. .
i ' 'r r i":
REFEJiEXCES:
J.'li. Knapjf, 'Knappton ; Cajrt. J. 'llW, H'cK
r pot t; II. 'Jj. PjaYker, S. X. Ap'iyoni, HtMim, t
Varicn,J.IiadoUettbCo.Ahtoiin;J. W.m V.
Cook, Clifton ;Jnx. Hume, Eureka ;J. M'ttLsfm
ib Co. Manlutttun; J. L. Hep urn, UlerjtEIlo;
J G. MajTer A Co. lirookfield,' and 'riufnbr'ous
othemfor ichom I have 4 , h
Built Furnaces, set Ranges,
7i'
'1
and Kettles, and'; , '
u
"Spread the Mort!"
uuiiiio my u years iesiueiico
J-i Xirtlh, Ccrtiftit, and all materials in
tiny linb, ftnrni-'hod.toor'deri' J - ?1 1
: CF-jSpDcjjiriattention paid to.Furnace'work
and Kangesl Cistern work w;irranrel jipod,
or noL'pfey. r ' PETER Jll-rSfKY?
.ii.At i..ai Astoria, 9r9gQp.v,
iATOTICE.,
mhV
a" '' Sfb'cTchoider? in'the A-torwi ifiUiiiff
ouieei-aiorme ensuinc yi
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