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The evening world., 1893-11-29
ANARCHISTS ARRESTED.
Paris Polics Think They Plotted to
XII the Kaiser.

BERLIN. Nov. 1.-THE police OF this
city. ac ing in conjunction with the pc
lice ~ Paris, are engaged in investigat-
ing ~" sending Of Internal machines to
Chancellor Won Csp-ivi and Emperor
William. The box Sent TO the Emperor
Was precisely Ike the one sent TO Chan
ceior Won caprivi, and was mailed on
the same date.
TWO Anarchists have been arrested in
Paris upon Suspicion Of being connected
with the plot to cause the death OF the
Emperor and Of the Chancellor.
The SJciaiist newspaper Vorwaerts
published A secret Government order.
signed ~ Count ~ E~Ilenburg. he Prus-
sian Prime Minister, dated July. to the
Pr s!len's Of the provinces. advising
them - take measures to fight S1cialis-
II" views.
The publication Of the order has caused
A sensation, a. /: shows that every
secret order of the Government finds It's
way !D.O the SoC.alistic press.
The evening world., 1893-11-29
ARE THE LAWS EQUAL

Francis II. Weeks. who stole some two
million dollars from widows and orphans
with the care OF whose estates he had
been intrusted. wac recently allowed 70
plead guilty to IA charge Of stealing a
few thousands, and was IT, of with the
penalty Of ten yoars' imprisonment,
which means less than seven Years. even
II he IL not sooner p%ardo7ed.
Weeks was. and Is SIN. no doul. =
rich man, a member Of clubs, and of
good family. Although he must have
PLENTY Of money left, he was not re-
CURED TO make restitution to his beg
CARED victims,
James ~. Scanlon, a poor boy. an
orphan, whose only knowledge Of "'clubs'
has been confined t. tn. policcman's To-
Gust, and who has no friends. has been
found guilty on very himsy evidence If
stealing some jewelry out Of a butchers
room. He has not Il dollar Of money.
and has been sent to jail for nfto,n
years.
Who says that the men who admins
ter the laws cannot make them aprly
in one manner to the rich AMI innu.n-
tial and in another manner to the poor
and friendiess.
The evening world., 1893-11-29
Household Htnfs.

Carpets should be shaken on a clear
sunny day when there is no wind.
A skeleton crust supporter for pot .pt
pans, hte support extending over III,
pan. and provided with means TO pre-
vent it from shifting literally. is a new
invention.
Felt is desirable for decorative purpose.
4 Iretty table may be made d
white felt, painted in old rose, bow
knot and yellow chrysanthemum de
sign. The border may be of fringe u
done in ribbon loops. :
Take a double handful OF oats on tn
straw and iye one-half OF them red AM
the other half green with diamond dyes
II YOU can have some cat-tails tina
grow in swamps to mix with them !
will make them nicer. This will serv
for two handsome bouquets.
The evening world., 1893-11-29
Answers to Questions.

r. M.-When your partner at eurhre orders Won
up you cannot go 1t alone.
D. R-The smallest republi- in the World is
Franceyillc. with a population Of SO.
d. Its not probable that you can ge, any
one to buy your rying eagle penny Of 1857.
l.. A-"Whst il the meaning OF the abhrevia
ton p. q sometimes met with" As much
as you please.
LA half dollar Of 1905 In fair condition can
be purchased Of any desler for rs cents. Dealers
do not buy them.
o. K,-There are several dealers in old coins
Who buy rare coins, Send a postpaid and directed
envelope for their names,
w. A watcher at the polls 10 not entitled to
pa unless payment vas promised by the can
didste whom he represented.
What is meant by the English quotation
Of wheat |. the quarter? What II a quarter ="
II Is a quarter Of a long ton-5S0 pounds,
C.-Thc man Nho picks up six cards at poker
forfeits what money he may have in the moi
and retires from that deal. II Is a foul hand
II. The Law Of this STATE provides that ever,
day proclaimed as a dAr Of thanksgiving and
prayer ,by the President and every daS proclaimed
b. the Governor as a rldy Of fasting and prav.,
a proclamation by the President would have no
eject within the boundaries OF this State. Tn,
President has no constitutional authority ana
NJ legal right 70 make ans day a holiday within
a state except Nth the consent NJ the LegisIAture
OF that state, The Presidents proclamation makes
THANKSGIVING a legal holiday In very few Stdtes,
the Governors proclamation being usu1lIy no.
cessaTy to make II valid, for very few States hay,
the same provision Ne have. Another queer com,
plication is that In this State the power Of Inc
Governor 10 make a day Of feasl.nG and pr,yrT
has been seriously questioned.
The evening world., 1893-11-29

~Cncleanliness is the worst OF sins in
the English eyes. 1t is in England, Of
all European countries that cleanliness
is esteemed next to godliness. The
Frenchman's paredoxical exclamation.
: What a dirty nation the English must
be that they are forever bathing" is
az funny as it seems. The English
man is the finest animal on earth, and
II is because other nations forget that
one must be a fine animal before he can
be a fine man that the English have
outstripped them in colonizing the
world AMI imposing on 1t their particular
fol- ms OF culture and The fogs
and smoke would make the English the
dirtiest people on earth. as their igno-
rant classes show, IL they were not in
stinct!vely the ~cloanest. 1t is to the
magic of the tub and the towel that
the matchless compilations superb
figures OF the English women is due.
The evening world., 1893-11-29
Eacts dLout GIuc,rfnc.

Glycerine is one OF the most useful
and misunderstood OF everyday assist
ants.
1t must not be applied TO the skin
undiluted, or 1t will cause It to become
red and hard, but II rubbed we'll into
the skin while wet II has a softening
and whitening effect.
II will prevent and cure chapped
hands; two or three drops will often
stop the baby's stomach ache.
1t will allay the thirst OF fever pa
tents and soothe an irritable cough by
m~o!stening the dryness OF the throat.
Equal parts Of bay rum and glycerine
applied to the face after shaving makes
a man rise up and call the woman who
provided it blessed.
Applied to shoes, glvcerine is a great
preservative Of the leather and effec-
tually keeps out the water and prevents
wet feet.
A few drops of glycerine put in the
fruit jars the last thing before scaling
them helps to keep the preserves from
moulding on top.
Half a ~teaspoonful every half hour will
" re Summer complaint or dyspepsia.
The evening world., 1893-11-29
THANKSGIVING

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!st'.~'I-1 " '"" H"f '' .-
i".i." ~ me '''I states
AIS" '. -tt''.. ."' t..''
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isht 90 ar w ..~ .H- r.'.
srI'. lasting t~7af'. .n~'-r~' ".-r IT,
and ~ which on 'a' ... sat.
Er"r.'s~- sa' .r-''. as.. ".-: -
- Ttsrf S-.'.aa
J. ma. p" ''. ~ 'ha' T--ra-A.s.--
lays "~r" inappropriate i8rlrk gI. I.-
le a.thr".'F t"'H.-r the S.r'h and
The evening world., 1893-11-29
ANARCHIST EXPERIENCES.

our European cousins are having a
lively experience with the dynamitorg.
In Spain Anarchy seems 10 flourish. and
the police have already gathered in one
hundred and eighteen Of its disciples.
In Germany an Internal machine has
been sent to the little Emperor william
similar . one sent on the previous day
TO Chancellor Caprivl.
OF co'-se these explosives, or sup
posed explosives, are ucarcd ~ the po-
lice as very destructive aud dlabollcal
contrivances. The cue is TO keep up the
excitement and the Indignation against
the Anarchists at fever hra:. Hut. II
they were really internal iuach!ncs, tile
The evening world., 1893-11-29
M.s,-e go trolley He--,e...

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9-s5<-.t- :: ~I--!tt=.. "a 49,. pt.2-. Esrs e::t
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= =: .cs -s-~ I'D TIA; 10 !s1.-.--= c: :-s
I;p-ot-s 9: re - ut!.. 10 t. --a ;.t= eva
$0N s-5p-ss every ca ss:-.t bs p~-.v!.s! El:s
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;t= -J'o--ea zee :s.-.-td = rag 4. tssy lp.
p~-aA-a+i - s.1.' g. pass the re:-s'- as
D5..3 Know '.s' '.ar- rAs a ts- gong IA es.a
a~.rs-,oa. ss.. :.-e~sn%t being ig'es-usl ~ggI.
t. -A-'C4s e .ra - as--4.n ,s- location :
BE ~ vaI.h ~ss -; o.: q sight and AVOID ss aE
0~'ertattn ~ It. 81. FELIA. B~'ooElyp.
The evening world., 1893-11-29

A little over thirty years ago not one
woman was employed in the United
states Treasury. To-day there are 5000
women on the roll Then Gen. Simmer
was Treasurer, He had been a banker
and as such had discovered that his
daughter could trim bank notes better
than the clerks could. lie accordingly
suggested to Gov. Chase, then Secretary
OF the Treasury, that a woman he al
Lowell TO try her hand at the Govern
ment's shears. He selected Miss Jcnnic
Douglass, who was both brawny and
bright, and gave her a pair Of shears
that would cut the length of a sheet
with n blow. one DAYS work settled +,
and the male clerks employed in rlIpp,nr
bank notes gave place to women.
with TINS success t. c]ncoularo hin,
Gen spinner m Octob Z, 1867, serurel
the nomination OF seven women as
money counters, Two of these are SIM
emloye! In the Treasury. The women de.
tectors OF burned and counterfeit money
are claimed to be the most expert in
the world. This Is the unquestioned
The evening world., 1893-11-29
Preparing n Faee Bath.

The proper way to prepare a face bat
is 10 Ill a bowl with hot water, dip in
a flannel cloth. rub the soap on this w
I'll there is a thick lather d. Pass il gent
but briskly over the face. With bot
hands wash the soap OF, sponge wit
cooler water. dry on a soft towel, aftei
wards using the palms of the hands
arouse circulation. AFTER the face
thoroughly dry, take some unguent O
the fingers and begin the massage. A
mond oil and cocoa butter are both soft
ening. and are easily and quickly al
sorbed. But no unguent must be use
constantly, or it will produce a ligt
down upon the face. IN the mornin
the face should be washed in hot wats
containing anything the skin may seer
to demand.
The evening world., 1893-11-29
4 FAIR F0a TIE TREE.
The Work OF Eizh. Charming Little
Girls in BROOKLYN.

Eight charming lIt,le girls are work
ing Tx" beavers H. Brooklyn for THE
E."nIn" Worlds" Christmas-Tre" Fund.
The" ~" tho Misses Ava and B-ss
Higgins, Clara and Jcrni, Jlll-on, Edna
and Amy Richly. Lena schanck and Eve
lgn Rose.
Lest r"ar Elna REILLY and some Of her
young friends gave a concert and real
i2"d $40 70" the Fund. This year Edn
Interested Oih"~ girls IN the Christmas
Ire. ana ag & result Of many confer
'lc"s II was decided TO hold a fair.
In"y began work in Il busin.ss-llke
way. They wer" persuasive girls, and
Real Estate Dealer John Pullman, Of
| Mon street, was quickly persuaded to
gl'" The charming octet the use Of a
large Nrst-iio,r nat al ~ Garfield place
in which to hold the fair. Printer Moo,
ct I!yin a!rnn" yolunt"erel to print
-" tickets. The Metropolitan Gas Com
l.ny agreed - LUt in q meter and send
o. r"r"iatel bin for III" gas used.
with this encouraging start, the girls
h-van selling tickets and soliciting con
tribuiions pr the fair. They are good
ticket sellers ana good solicitors. Near
= al the tickets hay" been sold, and a
larr" quantity Of candy and fancy ar
tICles has bon promised.
the fair viii be held on Friday ami
Saturday from 3 10 s PM. each day. All
hinds Of fancy articles, candy. cake and
i"ElplIdA' " ~ ~" on Sal. lhcr" VIII be
he fiTr tables and q FISH pond. Lena
Sch"uck and Jennie JiIlson will preside
over ~" fancy table; clara .Iills6n will
hav""harg" Of IN" lcmonadetah Evelyn
lt"s" Of III" cake table. Amy REILLY of
n" flower table. ana EGnI REILLY and
M,ya Higgins of the candy table. Bees
tgTIrf viii manag IN" fish poud.
tn" frat Moor nat'a' - Garfield place.
between Fifth and Sixth avenues. will
J." pr"ttily decorated for the occasion.
and II tn" fair dOos not realize a hand
son" sum for IN" Christmas-Tree Fund
tn" girls wtN b. very much SURPRISED AMI
disappointed.
The evening world., 1893-11-29
Spain Not Likely to Recover War
Expenses rom Morocco.

LONDON, Nov. "a Madrid despatch
to The STANDARD say that after his ar
rival at Melil,a Gen. Martinez Campos
inspected the works and the forces and
approved OF all Gen. Marcias had done.
The Madrid newspapers are softening
down In the face OF the stern realities
OF war. In financial circles the outlook
is considered doubtful. There Is little
chance Of recovering from the Sultan
even q part Of the probable cost of the
campaign to the Spanish Government
without the risk OF international con-
f!iCts.
The evening world., 1893-11-29
Cats and Dogs Need Love.

t. he Editor.
TIE hesr;iess brute Who kill. and calm. cats
for pastiIe deserves condlsu punishment. A.
X should complain to NJ. HA.nes. Society FOR
the Prevention Of Cruelty TO Animals. Such bru.
tai treatment and shameful neglect as cats and
dogs have daioy 70 undergo seems incredible.
Many dislike them. Surely that is no eI-us=
FOR cruelty. Such persons do no, hesitate 10 kick
a ds'snse!ess animal. for little or no oren.e. Wiz
such force as to give much pain aai in.l-t Sc
rtous in.uT. These little companions %, man
have his capacity io- faithful love ant devotion
remember also. their capacity for suffering is
equally great. r. S. p.
The evening world., 1893-11-29
ia eiiec'.

Mental culture cruelty avenges !:self on
woman for neglect u IL Gains. While
the freshness u beaGtlfli youth remains
a.. Is vel. fOr The sensugus charms ere
20 fascinating tina: the intellectual
development; can b Ignored. b.i when
yyu;l begins u grow tr-A,n-rJus and
the freshness tad-s, then #; is ma: the
features commence t. show I lack OF
SOU. Intellectual apathy masks the face
and gives II an expression Of vanGity;
In lli-nce c.mLiDel with iniL.g-ne- n
fetching foods destroys the lovely lines
OF the fgIre. and the fa!ry;iks gait gives
war 70 Wall.!ns Or ponirous seps.
The evening world., 1893-11-29
Flashes of FasLiop,

Green. black and wine-colored velys
plateau hats for the theatre are trimme
win costly cream laces and erect air
aigrettes held by G!ittering t~ricolors
mock-jewe!lei buckles.
The new French swaliow-tailed basqu
has two very long box piaus in the bach
while in front 1t has a round zouay
Jacket shap,.
Vert sperenza is the new name OF
fashioned bic emera!d-green shade tina, al
pears among b~rocaies, shot taffetas an
fancy evening silks.
The evening world., 1893-11-29
Mnionat-ss and English workmen.

TO the ElltoT:
The oorol!ary Of Nr. Carnsgie's dictum. But
England. With her grea, millionaires. produces
a superior race o, %worknen." is that the million
aires are the cause Of producing such a superior
rare OF worsmen. A man might with equal ruth
claim TIA: because a man became a New York
policeman he would grow into a stout, ~sttapping
fearless fellow. Nr. Carnegie falls into the com
mon error TO mistake condition for cause. The
English people are az they are by virtue Of their
descent from the old viking pirates, the Norsemsn.
the Saxon. &c. These were highly aggressive sni
Intelligent people. and their spirit is stiii main
tained in the English population.
c. c. COLLY. Pleasantville. y. Y.
The evening world., 1893-11-29
Broifed Mutton chops.

Loin Of mutton. pepper and saft,
small piece Of butter. Cut the chop
from a well-hung. tender loin of NUT
ton. remove a portion OF the fat AM
trim them into a nice shape: slightly
beat and level them; place the grldirol
over a bright, clear fire., rub the bar
with a little fat and lay on the chops
While broiling, frequently turn them
and in about eight minutes they will b
done. Season with pepper and salt. dis,
them on a very hot dish, rub a SINAI
piece of butter on each, chop and serv
very hot and expeditiousty.
The evening world., 1893-11-29
Nnidd Drsasinn

Nolks Of three hard-boiled eggs. on
tablespoonful Of vinegar. one-halt tea
spoonful Of salt. yolk- of one raw epD
one gill Of olive oil. dash OF cayenns
Mash the cooked yolks until pertectt
smooth, then add the raw one. and wori
with an el~astic-blade knffe for five min
utes, then add the salt and cayenne
mix again and add the oil drop by droD
stirring rapidly and steadily all IN
while; then add the vinegar by degree
and L is finished. More oil and vinegs
may be added to this II a greater quau
tity Of dressing Is required.
The evening world., 1893-11-29

Wash and scrspe all the thin black
skin from the inside. Soak the fish in a
large painful of cold water over night.
In the morning wash it in fresh water
and wipe It. Brush It with melted but
ter. dredge lightly with pepper. lay 1t on
a creased broiler and broil with the
flesh side down over a clear fire; then
turn and broil the skin side. BE careful
or 1t will burn very quickly on this
side. When done lay 1t on a hot dish
and spread with butter or serve with
maitre d'hotel sauce.
The evening world., 1893-11-29
A~ETI-TAMMANY IN THE FIELD.

The reorganization Of the old County
Democracy seems now TO have taken
definite shape, and II IL proposed that
the revived party shall launch out by
building a hall Of It's own. az an offset
to the Tammany H'fg~am on Four
icenth street.
The list OF names announced az leaders
In the movement calls to mind the good
old days when there were two Demo-
cratic organizations In this c.ty, always
ready for a night. except when they
combined on a division or the spOLs ami
drew for the choice Of Offices out Of II
hat. There wss 4 good deal Of see-saw
politics In those days. az the rival par
tics carried their quarrels to the State
Conventions. now one side being admit
ted ana now the other, with an coca
sional "dIvvy" between the two.
The names OF ex-Mayor Grace. eH-
Mayor Hewitt. ex-Mayur Cooper, T.
Ellery Anderson. Peter y. Olney, Everett
=. Wheeler. wheeler II. Pdckham. John
". Con. Francis ". Scor, William Il.
Beekman and others on the call for the
reconstruction Of a new antl-Tammany
party bring up rccOllectlons Of Hubert
.. Thompson, Maurice ]. Power and
John Keenan,. when Tamrnany did not
have all It's own way, and when the
County Democracy occasionally held
more Of the municipal Offices than were
filled by the Tammany braves.
The new party. under the name Of the
State Democracy. reaches out to the
State organization AMI presents a
formidable list OF supporters. It's further
amour cement as to the policy which Will
mark its first dip into campaigning Will
be awaited with much interest, especially
in this city.
The evening world., 1893-11-29

reputation OF Mrs. W. 4 Leonard =,
Mrs. +. @. Brown. According to nh,
.n3!)gs:s. form. color and distance a
strongly developed in Mrs. Leons,
The record shows tina, this unr;yaII
counterfeit detector handled in N,
years &,1",op."I. In one day no Ia
than N2.VD.Gp passed through her ha,i
From $1,000 TO $50. 90 Is the daily ava
age. Although Mrs. Leonard has he,
married a second time during her Ire,
irE service. she was not allowed to :
sign. cease she was considered "t
valuable" In ls7j Mrs. Brown beg,
counting fractional currency. bu, VIII
,Ae identification Of burnt money /
pame a separate department she "
ma L. IT. chief.
The evening world., 1893-11-29

Promptness is a habit. and can be JUS
as easily cultivated as other that arr
not Of one-half as much Importance II
you are n slow dresser give yourself am
pie time to prepare for whatever ap
pointment you have made. II 1t is only
the ordinary going to meals three timei
a day, let II he a fixed rule never TO %
found lettering owe the toilet when th'
time for breakfast, luncheon or dinnel
arrives.
Promptness in the household, in busl
ness and In the carrying out OF socia
engagements Is the primary steI
towards comfort and economy OF tim!
that leaves many a minute for the ac'
complishment Of outside work and play
that in the end counts FOR 80 much.
The evening world., 1893-11-29
Our Pol:cs System.


To the Editor:
l woIlL like to invite discussion on the sub
!ect, our Police System, - through your columns.
My IDEA Is that II is without equal for It's. Ell
cheney. as proved In a number Of trying instances.
What We necd, however, Is a better system OF
police telephone, a necessity, indeed. In addition
to this the patrol wagon. 80 much used in other
large cities, is In a Tery mu h modified form as
used in New York. The appropriation which Tire
Police Commissioners ask for we'll deserves the
uses for which II is wanted, namely, better police
telephone and patrol wagon service. l..
The evening world., 1893-11-29
Wives Should Join Lodges.


To the Editor:
In reply to Mrs. Richardson I quite agre. with
her In regard to the excuse OF men remaining
out late at night attending lodge meetings. My
own experience has been such that I would ask
every woman whose husband desires to Join an
organization to make him promise never TO enter
Masonry, Just as son as he does misery and I'm.
happiness follows. l sympathize with your CORE
s~pondent, and would advise her TO Join the Eastern
Star order and have her lodge nights also.
TRUTH, BrooGlyn.
The evening world., 1893-11-29
Soothing the Smokers Tongue.

10 tEe kCl'OF.
symFsthiz!rE with An Old Smoker" ! give
10 him snd others anicted with soreness 0. the
mouth after smoking a pipe the following simple
but thoroughly efficient remedy: When retiring
for the night. Tor the soreness. let the sufferer
place in his mouth an ordinary sized piece Of
sugar and permit the sugar 10 slowly dissolve.
and ia TIE morning toe trouble will be gone
Better than this is % Use a tobacco TIA; does
no: cause the trouble, which arises from some
method or process In manufacture. J. II. y.
The evening world., 1893-11-29

Bea the yolks Of four akgs light and
i to five cup of mashed potato. Mix
well. then add two ta~blespoonfuis Of
chopped parsley, one-fourth OF a cup OF
cream. n t~easpoonful OF oninon juice.
salt and pepper to taste. Mix well, stir
over the fire in a saucepan until the
potato is heated through. Cool. form
into cork-shaped croquettes. cover with
egg n bread crumbs. and fry in smok-
irC-hot fat.
The evening world., 1893-11-29
stamps on Tobacco, &c.

To re Eii'or
iy4r reply 20 X. p. IN Question, Column
cJn;4lns an e-9-. t.. Internal revenue license
!0r ne sale sal manufacture Of tSbs~-o "a,
aO9l' shet tEo Or TIRE. yeas ago, but ;an - tr=
s.'I required ~ ps-e.s packages and boxes
The resI., q SAID rsp@G' ls~ vas tia; e'try
pettler o. so-kI shosstrinsI. suspsn1er5 and
'rli:. gro---r. r.. INDUCES IN ID. sale y, msng-
featured t3ea--o. As 70 the mistake in question
1 for one sincerely -!sh you yer. correct. as TO
many ,>oss ~tl! spon a broth.
REST.PAYING DEALER.
The evening world., 1893-11-29
srootlvn Prefers Its own Bosses.

10 the fultOr.
Brooklyn has shown that It don't need consolI-
dalton With New York city in order to bring
about reforms. The late election showed that.
The honest. legitimate pride Of a great city
would as emphatically rebuke your consolidation
idea as its indignation rebuked its bosses. The
nominations CT New York bosses were lately re-
pudiated by the people. Wherein are New York
bosses better than Brooklyn bosses. New Workers
can't bear TO think OF Brooklyn's great future.
AUTONOMY, Brooklyn.
The evening world., 1893-11-29

II was well understood that the bridge
management did not always look out
for their patrons. Hitherto, however, 1t
has been supposed that they looked out
carefully for all their dollars and cents.
Hence the general surprise at the Terry
disclosures.
The evening world., 1893-11-29

FIr- H''o Ef-'7 In l'ue. With TIRE help nj, mo
.'''" BOY. - West Brighton. :. /. he'd 4 fair
~ i'H-'ar ~a'''-r-0u. "oy -. FOR the rgrrosa
- t"',I Ing ''T'" Evening WCrlI's' hrisL-s.-Tr.
f.'. IrH amount realized was so. wishing
no tI'.r.U &.ry Cfrsfmar.
S'i.' -hhrrn'' Mamie O'C1nuel.
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