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AVasliingtoii, Beaufoit County, N. C., Tuesday, May 26, 1896
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Time to Act.
The .recent
Republican Cou-
vention hdtd
in Raleigh that
nominated
Judge Russell for
Governor ojpens up the question
again, will
the Kepublicans lusetrt . ,. .
,. . . . a Democratic party as anv one,
ropuhsts this, year?!.-4 , . - J . . :
willx the
. . i.
op
The few oface Kuutiug Republi-
cans that a
tended the conven
tion sa; fu
tion is an aeco.uplish
ed fact ani
the Republican com-
reWth
bine will c
rry tlie State. Un
ie
Populists ignore their
every declaration of principle
thee can Ibe no fusion at least
witn tne .republican party, imst
parfy barJl,ced tiio freetage
ot tu or auove every other issue
ana it is Known that the Kepub--
hr;tn partylwith McKinley in the
lead is uncompromisiuirly oppos
ed to silter and is seekiusr"
drown the money question in the
protective taritF. The Popuirsts
favot an inpome tax, the -Repub
licans are i
s bitterest-. loes, tue
Populi&ts
who were once mem-
bers of the Democratic party be
tieve in alwhite maiT-"rbYrnJ:
ernment, the Uepublitausnfavor
negro supremacy, thoPopu lists
, - .-
are for the
economical ' adminis
tration of the government, while
rue irecora
r J t . r . 1 . . . 1 ;
01 uie neuuuiiciiiis
has been
one cf exti'avagance
and iiselesa
expenditure. If the
above is trie and the declaration
of .Senator Butler is correct that
1 I
there will lie do sacrifice of prin-
ciple thi- ybar, how can the Pop-
uiists tuse with the republican j
party unless they are willing tolhumbu " "nd a fraud? what
sacrifice evbry principle of honor
in the grefed for omce? ivrom
what ve have seen of the Popu
lists ' in this county there is no
desire to fuse with Republicans
this year. We have talked w ith
some oi
the most influential
members
with one
hi . the party and all
tccord say there will
be no fusiob onlv on the line of
principle and thev 'btand readv
1
to co-opera-'te with any party on
a just basii that will aid in tolv
ing j the fijnancial problem ani
giving the (State that stable white
-nmeut mat is neces
.....
sary to our continued protperity.
If principle is to be the controll
ing element in fusion, if there ifl
fusion, it dan only be accomplish-
ed bv a cobibination of the. forces
of the Demociats and Populists.
With perfect consistencv '.these
two parties cau unite their forces
and save t ie State from the hu
miliating scenes that will be re-
enacted shbulda man like Russell
be elected,
,i!r
Governor. Thesapar-
ties' in principle at this - time
differ onlv in name, free silver
is the battle cry oi both, income
tax is the
llesire of each, white
man's government governed' by
while mei dispensing its bless-
! -a .1 ; a j 1 I 4
ini,s to aiu aiiKe is tne slogan oi
each. If this is trua why cannot
we'eome 1 ogether forgetting the
past, pres forward to the future
and gie to oi l-North Carolina
that continued good government
that ha;
mada her one of the
most prosperous and happy State 3
in the un
on? Is it not time for
us to rcnie' together, and save
North Carolina from Russell and
la irjn?3
r-
Th Klnpr'8 Daughters.
The K
in'
's
Daughter?, whose
onventiin has just been held in
Chapel Hill, was first organized
in New York January 13th, 1886,
and is now spread nearly over
the entire world. It first com
menced vith ten women For
some time this was only a circle5
but soo i took en vigorous life.
Every country except Thibet
that rec gnizes the Man of Galli
lee bs i ioble women enrolled hs
workers j under ; its : banner. At
therbeginning only women were
made members, -but in 1887, the
name was changed to King
Daughters and Sons. The growth
of the order has been marvelous.
Last year it numbered 30,000 cir
cles. , all doing a noble work,
North barolina was one of the
first Stltes to enter the work,' its
nrsi ci
rcle being organized in
1888 at
Wilmington.; ISinc'e that
time the circles number over one
hundred. Yearly they meet
f omewbere in i the State The
firflA ih Washington has been a
blessing to many homes.
The greatest River and Harbor
bill evr: created has just passed.
- I AAA ruin now t.i"
lb gives i,iw,wv iui "...
I ' . . i i
tai nnrt onfi for old contracrs
totll $6 200 009. They are pit-
ing up
! the burdens on tne tax
"
- v a 1 A -
payer
1
Can we Cet Together.
ITT.. " 1 .' .
e nave oeen rocKea into a
Democratic cradle and believe
we are as well ; grounded in the
nrinci nlA3 - rmiinciut'til liv' thf
out we oeiong 10 mar. wing ci
the grand old party who w;sh to
devise some means . to save the
State and Beaufortcounty from
the blight and curse of -Radical
I supremacy and believe the only
way to do it is to take up candi-
dates. that can be supported by
Populists and Democrats. It is
cerain wltU tlicao tickets
in Afield the - cliances are for
the succese of tha radical prty
With the "Populists." and - Demo-
cratVunited ve are" confident we
can save xhe .btate". it tuis is
true what is the duty, of. every
son in North Carolina in whose
j veins nows tne pioou ot nis An-
slo-Saxon" ancestors? The an-
swe? is plafrifthe road maiked
out to pave tne orate irom negro
tip r em a'ey-; -arid -iR u ss t? 1 1 i s m ' is
before us and iki3 in united, ef-
fort. The Radicaw do not advo
- -: -. - , - -
cate a principleijiafc. the Popu
lists have held; taand how any
member or that parry cn corn-
bine or affiliate with the gang is
one of thel.enjrmas of the age.
ICan'it be done withjut they de
setting every't-Hnciple and open-
v confessing
that
they are a
trl,iv riAtUl nn of th
v-mw4t.Tj-v--..-.v.-.v -, I
less of party- for State
officers
who are pledged agajinst Repub
licanism and nejrro rule-. The
! f . A.
lssue tnat WU1 corae neareat to
our homes in the coming cam-
jpaigri, - the one that affects every
fireside m the land is Home Rule
I... I
W Nnrth Carolina. We can
live under McKiuleyism and its
protective tariff much better
uiuttyL.y .
than we can live
under Radical
rule. There is not a middle age J
citizen in the State but what re
members the dark days of Radi
cal s&preaiacy and if Russell and
bis cohorts are elected what as-
surance have we that the dramas
nf'those davff-wiu not bo re-en
acted: The nearoiis making
. ii f 4.1. i
lAn-konna rniB vpir i iin i
- I
CkvaT ii1 1 ill t ii iiti us ilia ucuiuuo
i r.. .1 HnmnnHo 1
. . ? .
white Republican: who hayei
W0.n ih ,nnfi(1Mr9tiv elmnt in
- , ,- . .
thenartv he-etofore .is -ignored
and he believes the time is au-
nj!cous frr hlD? 9 vae the.rein8
of government, anu witn reien
' ! t 4k
less hand make square u scores
of imaginative injury and re-
venire. We do not advise or
council the
slightest
surrender
of principle. We i do not asK
t 1 I
nnv Rafririce of honor, but wc do
nsk the irood white People A the
D A
if thev cannot get
together on some honorable basis
and save us from the disasters
that are surely awaiting us if we
remain divided. This is the time
for sober, car.did. reflection, the
future looks dark, the sky is
overcast but by a united . enort
we may gild' the clouds we so
much dread with a silver lining.
The Bingham School situated
at Ashevillo is " now offering
eleven free scholarships to the
young men of the State covering
all necessary expenses except
clothing. One of these scholar
ships will betaken from each
Congressional district and two
from t-he State at large nina-of
the recipients to be - chosen b
the Congressmen from their dis
tricts and r two by our - Senators
from the State at large altera
competitive examination on Eng
lish grammar, spelling, arithme
tic, Geography and History of
the United States. The exami
nations will be held on the 15th
of August in such place and be
fore such , committer as eUher
the U. S. Senators may select for
his appoiatee, or as the Congress
man of any district may select
for his appointee.- :.The"J scholar
ship in each case being awarded
to "th applicant who stands the
best examination Any of . our
I brigbt vouug-men who desire to
avail themselves of-this liheral
. . ... . . i.
fFryf fr -.h-lini
ouei i ".
would do well: to correspond with
uoi ixarry omnuer meuiigtess
'man from this district.
4i T-w KZI A. U a. I 1A
Bayboro Road.
We called the attention of our
fiieuds in the section of I-lalia
and Aurora to the opportunity
that was now offered to complete
the long needed road from head
o. South creek to the Pamlico
line. The mere calling their at
tention to it and its importance
to the section through which i : it
will run and the surrounding,
country will accomplish nothing
1 1. l : 4i. :..:.
uuie, , w vv " yxciuLy
are willing to move in the mat
ter. The parties q wnom the
lands belong through which the
road wi.'l run and open up,; to
market are ordy interested in the
matter from a business , stand-
print and they are aware they
are JjsiBg nothing by delay I as
lands have rapidly increased l in
valuation ia-that section in the
last few years So true is this
that we dr not believe
xny por-
m ion of Beaufort county has ad-
vanced so rapidlv in wealth'from
natural, causes as this Lection
Lands only a tew years ago that
could be bousht from ten to
twelve dollars pr acre ars now
worth from fifty to seyenty-llve
dollars. The people of this sec
tion must learn the work of the
conviets are not going a begging,
that the Commissioners are re-
cBiviDg numerous - applications
1U1 irui" various pans 01
the county, mid if they want
them to"build this road they must
mase some ettort of their own to
get them. We are sure they can
get the hearty W operation of the
. I
l " " i
xne-new roau win pass. LJut our
Board of Commissioners will
naturally want to knov what
the Commissioners of Pamlico
county are disposed to do. ; If
they are ready and willing to act
at once , it wiU be a strong in-
ducement for our board to PO
ODerate. but if thev are disposed
mi . i i4 .
to delay their end of the. work
i . ... i
mucn oi me wont mac we mignc
, -,. , t .
W1U De . inrowa awa - - 13
useless to delay this work untU
winter as it cannot be successful-
done at that season of the
y
vear. JNow - it tne neome w lio I
. . l
are tc be the benefitted ones in
this "new improvoment do not
take some interest in the matter
who will? -
The people ought to git together
:inn I :i I iimi r npin:i i: f i it 1 1 rn fit i
n i .i. j t i r a. i I
. . . -
1 Tnm m i ecuinors and i cnmmitfPB
v " ....t..-. Muv. fc . .
i nrwii r rani t r rr r tha f :nm mi j I
sjoners of Pamlico county in con
lnciion -witn a iiKe
committee
from -that county,
If some meas
ures like this were adopted then
our board would be in a position
td"dicide in an. intelligent
man-
ner fof the begt
interest of all
concerned. There is. an old
adageand it is a true one, unless
you blow vour own horn no one
will blow it for you and if
the
people oi mis section
1 ar At Z .4"
have
not
interePt enough u this matter to
Push it to the front it will
oe a
tomorrow before tbe road is cut
This road has been Jn coutempla-
tioii for twenty years, delay majT
delay it twenty years more.
The Output of the Kangaroo Black
. and . Tan. .
The Messenger has all along
insisted upon two things first,
that Russell is "the brains of
the party," and secondly, "that
there would be, finally, tusion
between the twe faction, as was
the case two , years j ago. I The
Messenger furthermore insisted
that Russell "would get there."
He has "got -there," twit just
how is not yet fully known. It
was charged in the ; Jumbo
meeting at Raleigh that he had
bought up negroes who . were
delegates. But he is the candi
date. He is, by odds the ablest
man in his party. He is ; veiy
shrewd, bold, aggressive, and
not very popular any where It
was because ; of that fact that
the Messenger all along has
been favorable to his nomina
tion. It believed him to be in
tellectually the ablest and'per-
sonally the weakest candidate
that could be nominated. ? He
is. not any more "Of a demagogue
than Dockery,-and. has many
times his sense. We are very
glad that the Colonel ha3 been
drawn from his farm and put
forth as a Gubernatorial? possi
Kit;fv: - TTo ia a hitrop- no Vina.
tileaVuncompromising a Rad-
.Ani no k?iiceo 1 10 f nr hn navar
V. XV1U . uJ - There is a movement on foot
to or protested against any of to put Dockery up as a candidate
. w Ml l-Vlava-w .
i - 1 a.1 a. 1 X A 1
tne villainous ana nign-nanaeaiior senator.
outrages that were perpetrated
in North Carolina by the Black
and .Tan gang marshalled by
the scallawags and the ca pet-
baggers
If Russell cannot be defeated
there is no other Republican
nnv t,rftm;n0nn ,U
elected . rp,n(,n W f nil
his uncommon abilities, his par-
tv manaromrnt his crpnin for
makfng the worse appear the
- - ' "
better, but compared as a can-
I ... 1
didate needmg votes he is weak.
If the Democrats, aided by all
good and true men who would
save North Carolina' from the
ploughshare of ruin and the
"besom of destruction" cannot
whip out Russell, they cannot
defeat any other man who
might have been chosen. . "
Russell knows the need of
fusion and in his speech in the
Jumbo he showed it His elec
tion may probably depend upon
tho Populist vote. -
Can the Populists who be
lieve in a low tariff tax for rev
enue only support Russell who
ia high robber tax advocate
nnA umA i u-
u"u ouuncu uis tyiuis 111 UlSl
snppch '
Can the Populists who bp-
lieve in silver sunnort t.hfi Mn.
didate of a party thafc ig red hot
for gold and dead against sil-
ver ? If populists vote for gold
and robber tax candidates they
should take down thoir Rio-n
and nasa OVfi. infn th ftrrns nf
the most vicious, the most
usurnin th mnst tvmnil
n mrtCf. TtMvaM-f cf
w v x-a. vs. UC.UU U V11V lllUO U
venai uariv Known in ATnAnpan
1 X t a. A
nolitins Wilmino-tnn UfAsen
ger.
Prltchard's Straddle on the Money
Question.
'We favor tbe use of sold and silver as
standard money and .the restoration of silver
"nona and dimity as a money metal
. Ane aOve is tne piatrorm ut
prance of the Republican State
- - - , -
Ition that: is to hn tho Ip.irhnrr
f'li ii v fwt t nil rivi i n (4 rr rout nil
liaoiAC "x "
8t!addIe tha wiU . Pase no"
b 11 Yas. penned by bena-
rnr .Prirphnrn ann mano nir
:
tor Pritchard and made
Posel7 ambiguous to make it In
aarmonsy with the i variegated
views OI ciniey. As a
matter of fact, it was doubtless
written in this .shape at the
of the Ohioan. If
ouLticoiiuu
lAlpotA - l Mr - IfpKinlflv will onn
ww
- -
strue this plank exactly as John
Sherman dictates, and every
honest man . of .every party
knows that it will be a con
struction that will be hostile to
the free coinage of silver. .
The people are tired 6f this
" "-
no more "miseraDie maice
shifts." The gold men and the
silver men, who are honest,
agree upon demanding that
there shall be an end of sham,
a termination of double deal
ing, a repudiation of straddles,
and-a frankness and directness
that can admit of no miscon
struction. -' " " - r-
The plaiik that Senator Pritch
ard forced'into the Republican
platform is a cheap piece of
double dealing that will weigh
like a millstone : around his
neck, and will be repudiated by
every frank man of convictions
It was made "to look two ways
for Sunday," because the Re-
publicans have resolved to keep
the money question of the cam-
paign and put tariff to the front
as the foremost issue, Mr,
Pritchard agreeing with Mr.
McBinley that the tariff is the
great and overshadowing issue,
and the silver question "insig
nificant."
Russell, and the Negro.
Judge Russell says : "The, ne
groes of the South are largely
savages. We with Northern ad
and sanction kidnapped' them,
enslaved them, and by most
monstrous wrong degraded them
so that they are no more fit to
govern than their brother, in Af
rican swamps, or so many Mon
golians dumped down from pagan
Asia." And yet' this is thirty
year after the war, and the ne
gro boasts of his advancement in
education and intelligence. Again
ne says : i he negro stench is
as great as the rankest bag o
mi rt y-a 55 TT? II - T? fifir11 4a-. ilnir
: ."v. k"
!lis aroraa frof used by spicy
He Couldn't Stand the Cans.
Goldsboro, May 16. Jas. H.'
Holt, -Jr. the young cotton
manufacturer who "recently
I a. I xl . T" llf
of pa" Decause ne .waf an aavo
weni over 10 ino ne puoncan
W, Ul O-OieU llOIl , UI1U was
v maae a "eiegaie 10 me 01. louis
f mention, in this city to-day
hy chance, and here met and
I 3 J 1 . . T 1
viewu returning xtepu on-
can forces from the State con
vention that last night nomi
nated Russell for Goverrfor. In
consequence he published this
afternoon in the Goldsboro Ar- j ter my eternal and everlasting
gus the' following letter which! protest against the effort that
spet-ks fdr itself : .....
Editor Argus : It. is , an old
saying but a true one that "self
preservation is the first law of
nature," Acting on this prin
ciple from a mistaken stand
point of view as to in what con-
sisted my preservation as a
purely business . question. I
have of late lent my aid and in
11 no 11 4T n .- t r r n a tit rr n nrn -i r
x xt a 1
ine policy or protection, cnam-
p TTi vT tT T v ' .
cated by the Republican party ,
j T 1 , ,
u,nu. i uati guue u lar u 10
Pernui niyseu zo oe namea as a
t ueiegaie lruui tue j?ii'" my
I -J T A C A. I ii.; 4-X L
resident district, to the St. Louis
national Republican .conven -
tiori. But, Mr. Editor, , to-day
in the city of Goldsboro on my
: ii " tl
way noine irom tne esyssiou ot
tne ivivstic isnnne in mewoero.
.-.. '
I am greeted by a, scene that
gives me pause and deeper re-
flection than heretofore.
I have read of the scenes and
experiences of '68 as we read of
other dark epochs in history,
but, reared since that time,
growing- up under the benign
influence of Democracy and en
joying only the pacific bless
ings and elevating experience
that appertain to its supremacy
could not comprehend what
"the men of old" endured, nor
could my mind formulate a pic
ture so dark as their words
painted. But to-day in Golds
boro I am able to approximate
from what Democracy has de
livered the State and to what
we are again tending. I am
greeted here by a seething,
surging mass of conglcmerated
humanity, howling negroes and
exultant white men, arm in
5 1 aa ' 1"
arm, oearing aion a Danner
with the painted picture of "D.
L." Russell, our choice for
Governor and with McKinley
badges "on the 6ide." And
this-4s the party with which I
have become allied and to this
belongs the negro and all with
whic1! I am to cons"rt at St.
Louis. , "My God, Abernethy !"
Never. ' I hereby recant, ab
jure, abhor my affiiliation with
this party that fosters and glo
riest" in such scenes - in . North
Carolina. I believe, Mr. Editor
in honest money, sound money,
if you will, honest, values and
in "our" turn -at protection to
the infant manufacturing in
dustries of th South. But
what would industry, however
much exerted, amount to in a
State dominated by Russell and
his mob of howling savages ?
Yes, Mr. Editor, there is pro
tection and there is protection,
and .for that greater protection
hereby withdraw as a dele
gate to the St. Louis conven
tion,; renounce my .affiliation
with the Republican party, only
just begun, I am happy to say,
and return. an humble but earn
est worker : in the'- ranks of
Democracy for white suprema
cy in North . Carolina, "good
government-economically ad
ministered and home protec
tion. : Very truly,
. J. II. Holt, Jr.
The South Carolina Democratic
State Convention met at" Colum
bia Wednesday, Tillman was in
control and delegates to Chicago
were appointed which will -leave
the hall if they do not get a free
silver platform.
It is asserted by soma Repub
licans that Russell's name will
taken down from the ticket, and
that it is practically sure to be
done At the Populists at their
State convention decline to co
operate with the Republicans.
The plank incorporated in the
State Republican ; platform in
favor of removing the office of
superintendent of public - in
struction out of politics, was
suggestion of Maj. W. A. Guth
rie, says the Durham Sun.
iicGon.ojTrniKi'. pure
What Three Leading Neffroe Say of
Russell.
'I am no politician," said Dr.
Scruggs, ''but I desire to regis
was made here last night to ar-
ay the black man against the
white man. . It is wrong. It is
I wrong ; it is unwise, it is unjust,
- jit is dangerous and damnable,"
- thundered the speaker, and the
crowd went wild. "Hold your
t i t n r xn nil o a tr r x v- i n n irrt
ll j f 1 - 1 f i I
' "tJ """
ror jour, cnuaren's . saice, tor
"" 8 aHU, .or
God's sake, keep down such in-
- .... . , '
1 uauiai-or political uaranges as
was aeuverea in tnis nail by
in 11 X T 11 1 i - ' 1 i
i l amei ij, xvusseii last nignt.
j The white nan and the black
1 man live here in this Southland
together, it is' our country
homes are here, our interests
,
jreSlS
4. 1
and -our nresiacs are at staico
- - .. . . .
wo h-w no wnrs witn our
" .
j white friends. Wo don't want
any atl(i it is our duty to spurn
Lnv man whn n tf cmnh tn nrniift
the prejudices of one race
aeafnst the other. I condemn
such vile utterances, I despise
them and any man or men that
utters them; and if I were a god
I would forever damn the man
who utters them."
E. A. Johnson, the colored
lawyer, declared that no un-
bought, self-respecting negro
could support him for Governor.
Dr. Shepherd, of Durham,
spoke of Russell as the meanest
judge that ever sat on the bench
in North Carolina and declared
that no self-respecting negro j
would vote for him.
Rev. R. H. W. Leak was the
nATt .and last sneaker. He
scored Russell , and said that
Russell had declared that the
negroes always .followed the
rascals, but Russell was one
rascal they would never fellow.
He paid his respects to J. C.
Logan Harris, and produced the
copy of the Signal in which
Harris had said that the ne
groes .smelled wprse than the
rankest brand of. guano. Ex
tract from report of meeting
held by Republicans in Metro
politan Hall, April 30th, 189G.
It is rumored from Madrid that
the Spanish Prime Minister
has been instructed to present to
our government a formal protest
against its attitude in Cuban af
fairs. The Spanish Minister at
Washington denies the report.
It is also stated that Spain will
send 40,000 troops to Cuba in
September.
Capt. Gen. Weyler has issued
proclamation ordering the
a
farmers and peasantry during the
next twenty days to transport to
the towns in tluir vicinity all of
the corn and trther grains etored
upon their farms. After the ex
piration of the time all grain
found upon the farms will be re
garded as contraband of war and
seized. ...
The Supreme Court of Illinois,
northern State, has decided
that a dealer can1 legally refuse
to sell soda water o a negro on
account of his color Yet some
of the people in that section com
plain of discrimination in the
South. --
The Republicans are fishing
for the Pops by failing to nomi
nate candidates for Lieutenant
Governor, Treasurer &nd Secre
tary of State. Will they swal
low the pill, or spew it out of
their mouth ?
' With reference to the state
ment published that Mr. Julian
S. Carr would support his broth
er-in-law, Maj . Guthrie; . for
Governor, the Raleigh Observer
is authorized to state that Mr.
Carr will support the nominee
of the State Democratic conven
tion this year as he has done
every year since he has been
a voter.
1 T"l1ifl"ol tYinoiiHva mP r An miali I
to.'.' he continued, "be Repub- nmi, BilXCtn. ?.h:iv v.:-k.
. licans, if you desire to, as I am, I nTZ'.VtnZ. .VXT. '
EVERY FAMILY
GHOULD KNOW THAT
dcrful la it quick ctioa to rclfrt dlxrcu.
tot
hickoriu- 7i. """ ruin a .
i . . ' ' 1
cv,n Wit-- h, j;;"t7, "
m?7m:rZ
'h., 2V""" uu' h'r"lu-
IS RETJOMMeMnen '
By JviMfu. by jri,wn, ,r Mmuttr. tr
Mhantcs, mr iurin (n Mnttuut,
BY EVERYBODY.
"T? Port without a sirpply of ft.
w.-ffTIl0 family ran ariorj to be wlihnot this
lTl?.S? r,m,dy,n ''holKW. its i.rt t.rlnr
I r.mir in i
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rrmy.'
tails nous, bu tha
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ttorney-at-lAw;
WASHINGTON-, K. C,
Practices in Beaufort, JlyJc so
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and Federal Courts.
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Are in a position to place ir.
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