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Kersten Alphons M, physician.
Kidney D & Son (Daniel and Wm E), boat builders, W D.
Krause Julius, boots and shoes.
Lange Eberhardt A, druggist, W D.
Lawton Charles A, Founder, Ma- chinist and Mnfr Saw Mill, Blast Fur- nace and Kiln Castings.
Le Clair David, carpenter.
Le Clair Joseph, contractor and builder.
Lee Patrick, blacksmith.
Lindner August, live stock.
Lom Herman J, livery.
Lueke Mrs Louisa S, dressmaker.
McCabe Patrick, confectioner.
McCormic John F, mngr W U Tel Co.
McGeehan Robert J, farm implts.
Mc Vey Charles, blacksmith.
Mailer Andrew C, physician.
Marshall Simon, general store.
Martell Miss Matilda, carpet weaver, W D.
Martens Mathias, grocer.
Mathews Wm R, grocer.
Meyer Miss Christina, restaurant.
Meyer Rudolph, shoemaker. W D.
Miller Rev W T (Methodist).
Milwaukee && Northern R R, Charles F Goodell Agent.
Minich Lewis, merchant tailor.
Moffatt Edward E, wagonmaker.
Mnizers John H, tailor.
Mularky John C, wagonmaker.
Mularky Patrick H, wagonmaker.
National Furnace Co (capital, $80,000), Eugene Smith sec and genl mngr, mofrs charcoal pig iron. Nelson John W, barber, W D.
Neubauer Frank J, meat market.
Nicollet Sash and Door Co (capital. 821,- 000), John W Johann pres, Enos W Per- sons sec. W D.
Norton Miss Fannie J, milliner.
Nuss Rev M (Methodist).
Oldfield Thomas M, photographer, W D.
North Star Iron Works. ) Capacity, 500 hands-Engineers, Machinists, Founders, Boilermakers, PARISH MANUFACTURING CO. Millwrights, Saw Mill Machinery, Mining Machinery, Corliss and High Ashland, Wisconsin. 1 Speed Engines, Boilers, Power Transmitting Machinery, etc. See p. G
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Outhwaite John C, jeweler.
Parker Elijah F, lawyer.
Persons Milton P, mayor.
Phelps Charles H, barber.
Pratsch Gustav G, hardware.
Proctor & Hlalline (Harry HI Proctor, Paul L Halline), Publrs and Proprs De Pere News.
Prust Charles, farm impts.
Railroad House, Isadore Boeyken propr.
Reid Andrew, Postmaster West De Pere, Insurance Agent, Justice of Peace and Notary Public.
Rice Rev W J (Catholic)
Ritchie John S, livery, W D.
Roffers John, grocer, W D.
Salmon Public Library, Mrs J S Dunham pres.
Scanlan Thomas, justice, W D.
Schirmer Frederick, junk, W D.
Schlegel Julius, hardware, W D.
Schmidt A Philip, brewer, W D.
Schuering Paul, apiarist, W D. Seidenglanz Joseph, blacksmith.
Sharp Thomas E, furniture.
Shattuck & Babcock Co (capital, $500,000), paper mnfrs, W D.
Smith D & E (Dwight and Engene), gro- cers.
Smith Eugene & Co (Eugene and Fred L Smith), coal.
Smith Horace J, Bookkeeper Dun- ham & Smith.
Smith John, Lawyer and Collections ; Steamship and Insurance Agency; Deal- er in Toys and Confectionery.
Smits John M, barber.
Smitz Rev A D (Catholic), W D. Steckart John, meat market.
Steinfeldt Fritz, pump mnfr.
Talbot Rev Howard A (Presbyterian).
Taylor Frank W, agt C & N W Ry, W D. Tenws Michael, boots and shoes.
Thiele & Handeyside (August Thiele, Wm Handeyside), livery. Tooner Peter, blacksmith.
Touhey James, propr Transit House. Transit House, James Touhey propr. Ulrich Jacob, hardware.
Union House, Nicholas Altmayer propr.
Van De Casteele Edward, Editor and Publr De Pere Standard.
Van Der Zanden Henry, jeweler. Van De Walle Paul, baker and grocer, W D. Van Dyk Cornelius, grocer, W D. Van Sustren & Son (Garrett and Matthew), general store, W D
Van Treck Herman, saloon, W D. Velonen Cornelius, feed mill.
Verberkmoes Louis & Co (Louis and Jen- nie Verberkmoes), general store. Verstegen Rev John (Catholic). Villiesse John, blacksmith, W D.
Volksstem De (Holland, Weekly), Heyrman & Kuypers Editors, Democrat G Publishing Co Publrs. (See ado, p 247.) Voller Mrs Joseph, carpet weaver.
Wassenberg John, grocer, W D.
Weiland Mrs Henrietta, farm impts and blacksmith, W D.
Weiss Joseph, harness.
Wells Allison G, general store.
Weter James P, dentist.
Weyenberg Renier, insurance.
Wheeler Herbert I, druggist.
Whitesides Mrs Margaret, milliner, W D. Wilcox Chester G, harness.
Willers Wm, pump mnfr.
Williams Bros (Henry W and Eugene H), hardware.
Wisconsin Telephone Co, A C Mailer mngr.
Wolske John, Propr Commercial Ho- tel and Cigar Mnfr.
Woodward John N, painter, W D.
Woodward Wm H, baker.
Workman Wm, druggist. Wright Millard F, barber.
Zabrosky & Son (Wm and Alex), wagon- makers, W D.
Zegers Hubert, saloon.
DERONDA. A station on the M., St. P. & S. Ste. M. Ry, in Polk county, 17 miles from Osceola Mills, the judicial seat. Exp., Am. Tel., W. U. Population, 50. A. W. Sylvester, postmaster.
Price Z G, railroad, exp and tel agt. Sylvester A W, General Store.
DE SOTO. A post village on the C., B. & N. R. R. and on the Mississippi river. in Vernon county, 20 miles southwest of Viroqua, the county seat, and 5 north of Lansing, Iowa, the nearest banking point. Stages tri-weekly to Viroqua. Population, 500. Exp., Am. Tel., W. U. B. D. Lane, postmaster.
Babcock John, grain buyer.
Banks Mrs Wm, music teacher.
Bartholomew Peter, Livery. Brown Mrs K M, milliner.
Clark Z, mason. Coffin George, hotel.
Cole A W, fisherman. Collins D B, cattle buyer. Davidson P S, general store.
Dunlevy J M, carpenter and furniture.
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WISCONSIN VENETIAN BLIND CO., Office & Factory, 281 Lake St., MILWAUKEE, WIS.
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Edmonds C. barber.
Ewers Dr O, druggist.
French & McDowell, grocers. Green Miss Nellie B, music teacher. Hemenway Mrs, carpet weaver.
Kalhar Robert, steamboat agent.
Lane B D, Groceries and Provisions. Loftus Martin, hotel.
McDonell A D, mason.
McDowell Charles, wagonmaker.
McEvoy Miss Nellie, milliner. Mossholder George, carpenter. Mueller C L, stave and lumber mill.
Owen B, carpenter.
Owen C, marshal.
Rogers J H, general store and drugs. Stamp Rev F W (Methodist).
Stinson Lewis, shoemaker. Terhune Wm F, lawyer.
Tucker F W, railroad, exp and tel agt. Upham Charles, Tinner and General Store.
Van Zandt James, meat market. White & Kloak, blacksmiths. Woodbury Charles L, general store.
DEUSTER. A postoffice on the P. & W. div. of the C. & N. W. Ry, in Juneau county, 21 miles northwest of Mauston, the seat of justice. Bank at New Lisbon. The railroad name is Cranberry Centre. Pop- ulation, 100. Mail, daily. Wm. Evans, postmaster.
Evans V, cranberry grower. Evans Wm, Cranberry Grower. Evans & Cody, coopers.
Gillson C, cooper.
Kruschke G H, cranberry grower. Kruschke H O, cranberry grower.
Megow W E & Sons, cranberry growers. Megow W L, justice.
Miner, Baker & Co, cranberry growers. Wering G D, cranberry grower.
Werrinee J O, cranberry grower.
DEXTERVILLE. Situated at the junction of the G. B., W. & St. P. and the W. P. & S. Rys, and on Yellow river, in Wood county, 142 miles northwest of Mi !. waukee and 15 southwest of Grand Rapids, the county seat and nearest banking point. It contains 2 hotels and a general store. Mr. George Hiles, of Milwaukee, has built two branch railroads, the W. P. & S. and the M. D. & N., which are now owned by the C., M. & St. P. system. The principal shipments are lumber and cranberries. Mail, daily. Tel., W. U. Exp .. U. S. and Am. Population, 400. Wm. Down- ing, postmaster.
Baker Charles O, lawyer.
Cruger Charles J, cranberry grower. Cruger Rudolph A, cranberry grower. Downing Solomon A, propr Downing House.
Downing Wm, Postmaster and Gen- eral Store.
Farley & Keenan (James Farley, Edward Keenan), saloon.
Fielder G W, barber.
Hiles George, lumber.
Hiles Samuel, general store.
Lewis Myron E, railroad agent.
Tuttle House, Charles Tuttle propr.
DIAMOND BLUFF. On the C. B. & N. R. R., and on the Mississippi river. in Pierce county, 14 miles southwest of Ells. worth, the county seat, and 10 northwest of Red Wing, Minn., the nearest banking point. Population, 100. Exp., Am. Tel .. W. U. L. C. Burke, postmaster.
Burke L C, General Store. Coulter E S, justice. Dill M T, grain.
Gartland F P, railroad, exp and tel agt.
Hardy C C, hotel.
Hilden J F, justice.
Hope J F, justice.
Jergenson Hans, shoemaker.
Leighton T L, hotel.
Mero A C, livery. Mero A R, live stock.
Peterson Robert, blacksmith.
Quinby E, justice.
Willey H O, hotel.
DICKEYSVILLE. In Grant coun- ty, 20 miles from Lancaster, the judicial seat, 8 from Cuba City, the nearest ship- ping point, and 12 from Dubuque Popu- lation, 82. Mail, tri-weekly. R. A. Long- botham, postmaster.
Haas Frank, blacksmith.
Heinze F. saloon. Kowolski A, undertaker. Kowolski L. carpenter. Longbotham J & Co, General Store. Weiderhold G, saloon.
DILLMAN. A postoffice on the M. L. S. & W. Ry, in Milwaukee county, 10 miles north of Milwaukee, the county sest and nearest banking point. Population. 150. Mail, daily. Otto J. Valkmann. postmaster.
Bielefeldt, wagonmaker. Borchardt Gustav, blacksmith. Brooks Rev (Holland Reformed).
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Bruss Henry, constable. Buttles Anson W, justice and town clerk. Dibbert John, wagonmaker. Geiger Gustav, harnessmaker. Haberlien George, shoemaker. Hammater Rev John (Evangelist). Louis Jacob, carpenter. Reuschel Rev Christian (Lutheran). Sellman Fred, flour mill. Uphoff Rev (Evangelist). Valkman Otto, Grocer. Vogt Charles, blacksmith. Wetzel Alvin, saloon.
DIXON. A postoffice in Bear creek, in Richland county, 12 miles southeast of Richland Centre, the county seat, and 5 north of Lone Rock, the nearest railroad station. Richland Centre is the nearest banking point. Stages daily to Lavalle and Lone Rock. Population, 50. Mail, dally. Helen M. Eaton, poetmaster.
Beckwith A & D, cheese mnfrs. Davis W J. farm impts. Thomas J M, cheese mnfr.
DOBBSTON. On Wolf river, in Lan- glade county, 28 miles east of Antigo, the county seat, shipping point and bank lo- cation. Population, 40. Mail, semi week- ly. A. Bell, postmaster.
Bell A, Real Estate.
Bell W B, cigars and tobacco.
Bramer Frank, lawyer.
Burns Douglas, farmer. Dempster C, live stock.
Jenkins R W, lumberman. Pitee John, farmer.
Potts Wm, farmer.
Wheeler E, lumberman.
Whitehouse J L, hotel and carpenter.
DODGE. On the G. B., W. & St. P. R. R., in Trempealeau county, 27 miles southwest of Whitehall, the county seat, and 9 from Winona, Minn., the nearest banking point. Population, 200. Tel., W. U. Exp., U. S. J. Baumgartner, postmaster.
Baumgartner J, Railroad, Express and Tel Agent.
Baumgartner R, justice. Cassimore Charles, blacksmith. Hosley Fred, hotel.
DODGE'S CORNERS. A farm- house postoffice in Waukesha county, 12 miles south of Waukesha, the county seat
and banking point, and 5 from Mukwon- ago, the nearest rail approach. Popula- tion, 80. Mail, tri-weekly. L. E. Jack- son, postmaster.
Bailey T F, pumps and justice. Thomas A E, physician. Thomas E B, horticulturist.
DODGEVILLE. A thriving, incor- porated city, near the center of Iowa coun- ty, of which it is the judicial seat, is an important station on the M. div. of the C. & N. W. Ry and on the I. C. Ry, of which it is the terminus. Its settlement dates from 1826, incorporated as a village in 1858 and as a city in 1889. It is located 47 miles west of Madison, 129 southwest of Milwaukee and 8 from Mineral Point. The city contains 3 banks, an excellent high school and good public schools, and churches of the following religious denom- inations: Methodist, Congregational. Prim- itive Methodist, Presbyterian, Baptist, Evangelical and Catholic. Three weekly newspapers are published-the Chronicle, the Sun and the Eye and Star -- and keep the citizens well informed on all current topics of interest. The manufacturing in- terests consist of agricultural implement and wagon works, flouring and planing mills, a creamery, and a smelting furnace. Land in the vicinity is worth from $30 to $65 an acre, and large quantities of grain, live stock and dairy products are shipped. Considerable attention has lately been given to the rearing and breeding of fine stock in this locality, and this industry, notably that of trotting stock is rapid- ly advancing. The city has excel- lent hotel accommodations, is well repre- sented in well stocked stores, etc. Lead and zinc mines are in the vicinity, and conduce quite materially to the gen- eral interests of the city. Stages daily to Mineral Point; fare, 50 cents. Exp .. Am. Tel., W. U. Population, 1,800. Albert S. Hearn, postmaster.
Arthur Nicholas, dry goods.
Arthur Thomas H, carp and surveyor.
Baker Rev (Methodist).
Bartle Frank C, furniture.
Bell Benjamin, chief of police.
Bennett Edwin J, grocer.
Bennett Joseph, smelter.
Bilkey Bros (Charles and Henry), meats.
Bishop Wm A, druggist.
Bishop Wm N, livery.
Blotz John, flour mill, 4 miles s e.
Blotz Leonard, harness.
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Briggs & Hoskins (M J Briggs, James J Hoskins), lawyers.
Carter Miss Jennie, dressmaker.
Cartwright Joseph H, jeweler.
Chandler Henry H, dry goods.
City Bank, David H Williams Propr, Wm Parry Cashier, J J Hoskins Asst Cashier; Prompt Collections; Remittances at Lowest Bank Rates; Headquarters for Fire Insurance, Williams' New Block.
Clark Dan W, dentist.
Clarke L L, prin public schools.
Clayton Thomas, painter.
Cosens Richard, physician.
Cosens Mrs Richard, physician.
Curry Wm H, county treasurer.
Cutler Thomas, live stock.
Dale John M, restaurant.
Davey Samuel M, flour and feed.
Davey Samuel M jr, restaurant.
Davey Wm J, painter.
Davis Richard, carpenter.
Dietrich Harvey W, county supt of schools. Dodgeville Band. James Leetcher leader.
Dodgeville Bank (Capital, $25,000; Surplus, $10,000), Samuel W Reese Propr, Richard T Parry Cash; Oldest
Bank in South western Wisconsin; Special Attention Given to Collections.
Dodgeville Chronicle, Albert S Hearn Propr; Circulation Upwards of 1,900 per Week and Still Growing; Steam Presses; Good Job Printing at Fair Prices.
Dodgeville Hotel, Joseph Mitchell Jr Propr. (See adv, opp.)
Dodgeville Sun, A McArthur propr.
Elliott Wm A, barber.
Elliott & Sons (Wm, Wm R, Edward and Joshua), masons.
Elvod John, saloon.
Elwood Bros (Thomas, Joseph and Isaac), fruit growers.
Engels John, saloon.
Eye and Star, M D Peavy publr.
Ford John H, hardware.
Griffiths David HI, live stock.
Griffiths & Owens (John O Griffiths, John H Owens), general store.
Grimm Bros (Conrad and Peter), tailors. Hahn Charles A, barber.
Hahn John A, cigar mnfr.
Halverson Henry, county clerk.
Harris Wm, blacksmith.
Harris Wm B, poultry breeder.
Hazeltine Lyman A, pianos and organs.
Hearn Albert S, Propr Dodgeville Chronicle.
Hefferman Wm S, feed mill.
Hocking James C, general store.
Hocking Joseph, propr Wisconsin House. Hocking Wesley, photographer.
Home Orchestra, Frank W Schell mngr.
Hosking & Son (James and Wm C), wagon- makers.
Hoskins James J, lawyer.
Hughes Thomas H, physician.
Iowa County Agricultural Society, Ben Thomas sec.
Jenks Aldro, district attorney.
Johns Bros (Thomas and John F), black- smiths.
Johns John F, cattle and poultry breeder. Jones Daniel G, grocer.
Jones John D, marble works.
Jones John T, county judge.
Jones & Owens (Hugh W Jones, Robert G Owens), general store.
King Owen, lumber.
Lindsey Wm W, apiarist.
Lovejoy & Richards, Charles Boutelle agent, lumber.
McArthur Archibald, propr Dodgeville Sun.
McEihose Edward, photographer.
McGilligan James, meat market.
Mckinlay Bros (Daniel, John and James), Carpenters and Builders. (See ado, opp.)
Marks House, Reuben Marks Propr; Best Hotel in the City. (See udo, opp.) Marks Reuben, Propr Marks House: Traveling Trade Solicited. (See adc, opp.)
Marr James, furniture.
Martin James R. general store.
Merryfield Rev George (Methodist).
Meuer & Otter (Peter Meuer, Charles O. ter), saloon.
Meyer Bros (Johh C and Samuel H), har- ness.
Mitchell Joseph Jr, Propr Dodgeville Hotel and Livery. (See ade, opp.)
Mitchell & Griffiths (John Mitchell, Sam- uel Griffiths), creamery. Mundy Thomas R, jeweler. LOS. Parson George, meat market.
Pearce Wm J, physician.
Peavy Mahlon D. propr Eye and Star.
Pengelly & Bro (Henry and John), livery.
Perkins Thomas, hardware.
Peters James, carpenter. IRS
Peters Wm P. grocer.
Phillips Rev S (Congregational).
Pierce Rev Cheshire (Baptist).
Prideaux Wm D, city clerk.
Prideaux & Hooper (Francis Prideaux. Wm Hooper), general store.
Prideaux & Kelly (Henry Prideaux, John Kelly), blacksmiths.
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Reese Samuel W, Mayor. Reese & Carter (Samuel W Reese, Richard Carter), lawyers.
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Robbins & Thomas (Arthur L Rob- bins, Benjamin Thomas Jr), Insurance; Members of McKillop, Walker & Co's Mercantile Agency.
Roberts Mrs J R, propr Western Hotel.
Roberts & Jones (Henry F Roberts, Ben- jamin E Jones), druggists.
Rodda Miss Jennie, dressmaker.
Rogers Joseph V, grocer.
Rogers Thomas, stationery and exp agent.
Rogers Wm H, general store.
Rohr Christian, painter.
Rohr George W, painter. Rowe H & J (Henry and Joseph), general store.
Rudersdorf John, hotel.
Ryall Louis, hardware.
Sands J M, agt C & N W Ry.
Sands Wm, boots and shoes.
Schell & Schell (Frank J and Frank W), boots and shoes.
Sherman Nicholas, carpenter. Sims Thomas, carpenter.
Smelker Jesse P, Lawyer and Ab- stracts of Title, Real Estate and Loans; Collections a Specialty.
Smelker & Hahn, proprs Spang's Opera House. Smith Oliver C, justice.
Souden Henry, tailor.
Spang's Opera House, Smelker & Hahn proprs
Stratman Frederick W jr, farm impts.
Stratman F W & Co (Frederick W Strat- man, Richard Lane), wagon mnfrs.
Streeter J F, Rubber Stamp Mnfr. (See adv, in classified Rubber Stamps. )
Strong's Bank (Capital and Surplus, $45,000), Orville Strong Propr, James 'Cleminson Cash; Collections Promptly Attended to.
Tappins Matthew J, circuit court clerk.
'Temby John, general store.
Thomas Mrs Charles J, dressmaker.
Thomas Wm H, register of deeds.
Thomas Wm J, grocer.
Trensch John, meat market.
Treseder Mrs Stephen, milliner.
Vallee Anthony R, dentist.
Whitford & Kelly (Chris Whitford, John Kelly), masons. Wickham Wm J, grocer. Williams' Kail, D H Williams Propr. Williams & James (John Williams, Henry James), livery. Wisconsin House, J Hocking propr. Zimmer Daniel jr, sheriff.
DOELLE. A country postoffice in Buffalo county, 18 miles from Alma, the
county seat, and 9 from Arcadia, its bank ing and shipping point. Mail, semi-week- ly. E. Doelle, postmaster.
Danciser J, farmer. Doelle A, farmer.
Doelle Engelhart, Farmer.
Doelle J H, farmer.
Herold Andrew, constable.
Males M, farmer.
Weicherphenick John, mason.
Winger C, farmer. Winger Wm, farmer.
Wolf Henry, farmer.
Ziegler M, farmer.
DOOR CREEK. A postoffice in Dane county, 12 miles southeast of Madison, the county seat. 3} south of Cottage Grove, the nearest railroad station, and 7+ from Deerfield, the nearest banking point. Stages tri-weekly to Deerfield. Population, 70. Mail, tri-weekly. Harvey Campbell, postmaster.
Campbell Harvey, Physician. Rymerson Ole, shoemaker.
DORCHESTER. A prosperous vil- lage located on the Wisconsin Central Line, and on a branch of the Popple river. in Clark county, 40 miles northeast of Neillsville, the judicial seat. It was first settled in 1874, and now contains 5 church- es, a graded public school, a bank, 2 hotels. 2 creameries, a tannery, a broom handle factory and 1 steam saw mill. Exp .. N. P. Tel., W. U. Population, 800.
Mail, daily. August Homstedt, post- master.
Bery Amund K, blacksmith. Dahlberg O Abraham, tanner.
Distelhorst Frederick A, general store.
Falconer Frank, general store.
Fessler Charles A, shoemaker.
Frank Conrad, carpenter.
Gutwasser Frederick, hardware.
Hansmann Wm, meat market.
Hoefler Andrew, carpenter.
Homstedt August, Postmaster and Druggist.
Jensen Mrs A F F, general store.
Kleffmann Martin, Saloon; Whole- sale Farm Produce, Hay and Potatoes. Koerner John, saloon and hoop mnfr.
Kuentz Frederick, Saw Mill and Mufr Broom Handles.
La Bossier Henry, general store. La Bossier H & Co (Henry La Bossier, E H Winchester), hay pressers.
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Mehner Edmund, House, Sign, Por- trait and Scenic Painter and Photo- grapher, Postoffice Box 169. (See adv, below.)
Miltimore Bros (Bradberry G and John A), general store.
Nedry Henry M, physician.
Überbillig Peter, wagonmaker.
Riordan Daniel E, prin school.
Rosenkranz, Hausmann & Stoelzel (Anton Rosenkranz, Wm Hausmann, T Stoel- zel), creamery.
Schafer John, propr Travelers' Home. Schafer Peter, general store.
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Schmidt), Broom Handle and Base Ball Bat Mufrs. (See adv. below.)
Schneller Edward, printer.
Seidler David, blacksmith.
Stevens Milton H, railroad, exp and tel agt. Swarthout E L, land agt W C Line.
Travelers' Home, John Schafer propr.
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