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The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1896-04-24
FAR MING LAND.
EI:-.!:s.G May KNOCK or Half the


Lond II, April -. Henry Chaplin.
president Of the local government
board. today introduced in the house
Of conm the agricultural rating
hill, by which. after March 81. 1897.
agricultural land viii be assessed for
oIehalf Of its present ratable value.
This means IN annual loss in revenue
81 SI..5,a.nOo. Mr.. Chaplin dwclt upon
the @I.icultural distress. and said that
the proportion of rates to profits had
increased from rs to 40 per cent III
twenty-five years.
Mr.. Henry Fowler. who was secre-
taly OF state for India in the last Lib
cral government. opposed the bill on
behalf Of the Liberals as being mex
pcdent and unjust He said that it
handed over seven million and half
to a section of the community and was
not a real remedy for the distress He
therefore contended that rates were
decreasing with the rents.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1896-04-24
For Free silver.

Montgomery, Ala. April % The
silver men OF Alabama are in the sad
die here. They will control the state
Democratic convention, and it is ap-
parent that they win place the De-
mocracy Of this state on Is to /
free silver platform. Joseph j. John
son OF Jefferson county will be nomi-
mated for governor by q vote OF $50
70 149.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1896-04-24
Canadian Gold

Winnipeg. April - The Regina
and Sultana mines at Rat Portage
produced $1,000 in gold during
March. These mines operate only ten
stamps each. One only worked two
weeks on account of break in ma
chinery. The ore in these mines and
in the district averages one ounce OF
gold to the ton of rock-a much high
er average than South Africa, West
Australia. British Columbia or Colo
RADIO
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1896-04-24
('OnCreAA.

Washington. April -. The house
passed the general deficiency bill,
sw..lch is the last Of the supply bills
hi. Pirkler attempted to have a day
fixed for taking a vote on the general
pension bill.
The senate disc ussed the Indian ap-
sniapria,iOn bill, but took 10 action.
stIr. PETER agreed to a postpenement
SOf consideration of the bond inquiry
resolution in order to get the appro-
prjAtion bills out - 70 way.
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Russell for President.

Boston, April - 2-Preparations for
the Democratic state convention have
been practically comple red. Hon j.
X. Thayer of Worcester will be per-
manent chairman of the convention
1t seems to be the general impression
to-day that the convention will en-
dorse the presidential candidacy OF ex
Gov William f. Russell
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1896-04-24
4 Maniac ut Lnrrc

Appleton, Wis. April 22..-William
Maas. an escaped lunatic. returned to
his home last night and appeared per-
fectly sane When his wife and child
went to get him food he attacked
them with d club and beat them about
their heads terribly. He was overpow-
cred by neighbors and jailed
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1896-04-24
Paving the Nny

Brussels. April - The bimetallic
conference. called With the view OF
paving tho way for international nego-
tiations on the subject. assembled
here to-day. Delegates from Germany,
the United States. Great Britain,
France, Austria. Russia, Belgium,
Denmark, Holland and Roumania are
present.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1896-04-24
Charged With mbezzlement

Minneapolis, April -. John -.
Buxton. cashier Of the postofiice, was
arrested to-day on warrant sworn
out by Inspector James u. Wood.
charging him with embczzling 81
151.77 from tho department on March
81, 1886.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1896-04-24
Instructed for Mckinley

Nashville, Tenn, April 22-The Re-
publican convention OF the Fourth
congressional district met to-day at
Lebanon and selected W. B. Pickering
and J. NJ. Proctor district delegates to
st. Louis and instructed them for Me-
kinley.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1896-04-24
Attacked by n Robber.

Racine, Wis. April 22.-Frank Kid
die, wealthy farmer near here, was
shot at twice by robber last night
as he went TO his barn. One shot
grazed his chin and the other tore
away his hat Mrs. kidGle appeared
with gun and drove the robber away
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1896-04-24
niphtheria Epidemfc,

lie schools Of this city have been
closed for one week TO prevent the
spread of diphtheria which has ap-
peared in several parts Of the city
One death has already occurred and
more fatalities nrc nvnectad.
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-11-08
Hunting Upon Another. Land.
, Ii Rlltor OF the Dlspatch:

TO the Bditor OF the Dispatch;
Please inform me through the Query
column Of the Dispatch whether a per-
sen owning or controlling uinclosed lands
can prohibit hunting thereon, and, If So
what punishment could be inflicted?
Have seen several questions in regard
20 trespass answered in the Dispatch,
but none bearing directly on hunting on
lands not enclosed. By giving this prompt
reply you will greatly oblige several
readers. A. +. b. d.
The law IS as follows:
Section 2071. Unlawful hunting, trespass'
Big. and so forth. on anOther's lands.-If
any person, without the consent Of the
oSrer or tenant, shoot, hunt, range. fish
Trap or fowl on or In the lands. waters
ml-pouds. or private ponds OF another,
which are enclosed. or the boundaries OF
which. or the streams adjacent TO which
constitute a lawful fence. or on any lands,
waters. mill-pOnds. or private ponds Of
another east Of the Blue Ridge. or IN
the waters on said lands, he shall be
deemed guilty Of a trespass, and, upon
conviction thereof. shall be fined not less
than s. nor more than $50 and. in addi-
ton thereto. shall be liable in action
for damages; and. II any person, after
being warned not TO DO so by the owner
Or tenant or any premises, shall so upon
the lands of the said owner or tenant,
ie shall. On addition to the liabilities i'm
posed under this section. be deemed guilty
~ a misdcmeanor. and. upon conviction
thereof punished by a fine not exceeding
ST. or IMPRISONMENT in the county jail
rot exceeding sixty days, or both, in the
discretion of the jury.
@ This act shall be I'm force from
ils Iasa.ge.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-11-08
Notice to Correspondents.

No notice viii be taken OF Anonymous
communications.
In answering queries our FIRST attention
will be given 70 the letters OF those cor
respondents who ask but one question
each.
We cannot publish copyrighted songs
and poems without the permission OF
the owner OF the copyright.
This column is not an advertising me
diurs. No query viii receive attention
the answer to which would necessitats
the advertising of any persons business
or wares.
Nor will any attention be given to long
strings" OF questions. Every week
numbers OF correspondents ignore this
rule OF ours. and afterwards wonder why
heir queries are not answered.
Many queries are not answered because
similar cnes have been recently answered.
We cannot undertake to ascertain the
value OF old coins For that information
wilte TO some dealer in them.
We cannot undertake to answer queries
by mail: We can only answer the"
through this column.
We are frequently called upon to re-
publish poems and songs. but we VIII
not undertake TO do so. except where
the production called for has some his
toricll or peculiar literary merit. and Is
not q easy access to the average reader.
ADDRESS Query Editor. Dispatch ONCE
Richmond, Va"
N. ,. We do not read unsigned letters
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-11-08
Partial Payments, &c

IN the Editor OF the Dispatch;
II A holds a bond against b for s1T.o2
dated January !. 1SS2. and has the fol-
'osine endorsements credited on IL:
August II. 1887. so.
July a.. 1883. 1892.
what VIII be due on the above bond
November !, 1862 II. l.. WHITTLE.
Norhyiew. Va
Bv the United States rule for partial
rsyments. we ind the interest on s177.O2
at per cent from January 1. 1852. 70
Aurust IT, 1857. TO be s5977S. but as the
rayment. 50. made August II. 1887, is
less than the interest-S59.7 73-we find the
interest on Si77O2 from January 1. 1882 tc
July a. 1858. which il S6942lS, TO which we
aid N702 and get s246441S. from which we
subtract the sum of the payments,
81 90 t5.22. or 1922, and get sl6i. 2213
for a new principal. on which we calcu-
a.e the interest from July IL. 1883. to
November l, 1885, and get interest, SsO.2613,
70 which we add the principal-Sl6l. 22lS-
and get S2n4s2 = for the amount due
November l. 1896, which is the answer re-
CURED
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-11-08
A Horse Case

49,. 17s,tor Of the Dispatch;
~ -.rs RS son (who IS a minor horse.
ehseut az the time. When Is
' nome he takes the horse TO "A
fe'-' lie him his son is under age, ana
az t.r 10 take the horse back. \ re-
So ~ do so. but afterwards sends II
iDs ia win take the horse back, but
No'.,. tbe money 10 spare at that Time
tas' ...i INV him when he can; whereupon,
b'' -5s the horse by his son, with
-.-.t,en order 20 A TO settle with the
; takes the horse back and tells
.,l ,oy 10 draw up a note, and II it Ohe
' ri suited him he would sign II. The
f-sw up a note worded thus:
'. .,- "a reasonable time ! promise 70 pay
,. h me sum Of SIS. paid me Giving date
y, e-st fransaction) for one horse"
So other date appears in It, After
-.rr, the note. A decides there IS no
~ Objectionable IN II. and signs IL.
~,s-e is no seal; name just signed at the
ro1,l q have compelled A TO take the
r,r b recover the purchase money n A
..e,sss 10 nay same? SUBSCRIBER.
No. b cannot be compelled to take
hack the horse
Yes; the purchase money can be re-
.oyfrcl
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-11-08

to me. They declined. however. 10 touch
IT. and implored me to so to II. The
water, OF course. had frozen solid. /
handled the ice and told the men they
we've silly TO be afraid OF Il. for this
change always came over water on the
tops OF high mountains. put one or
the pots on the fire. and predicted II
would soon turn again into water. The
men sat around and anxlously watched
1T; when 1t had melted they joyfully told
mo that the demon was expelled. and
told them they could now use the
water; but as soon as my back was
turned they poured II away, and reflled
their pots from an adjoining brook"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-11-08

AB Is Is feet in length, All is divided
into 10 equal parts. each equal TO 1-2 feet.
So with c d. The sides c and u d.
going from A TO and B TO ID. have J
distances. equal TO / IL feet, laid or
making AS feet; thus. TO is divided
into 4 equal parts. each equal to 20 ieet'
making 1914 feet and 45 feet plus lo4
feet equals l49 or. say, 10 feet-'ne
length of the sides A c and b De Ihe
upper portion is arranged in squares; 'he
lower portion in equilateral riangies'
with sides each IL feet. The altitude
Of the equilatcral triangies Is liz rect ana
2g above Il twice this altitude.
The stakes are put at the intersections
OF the lines, and make s rows-C, z o. u
A. %. c, d. each II stakes. is 81 stakes
and rows between IL c, A ana "
Il and c, and c and ID. each 10 staAes-
~ stakes. Altogether. 20 plus lzS' OF 10
stakes. the number required.
II all the stakes were placed In squares
az ia the upper part, we woiid nave
II rows. each II stakes. OF III stakes. Al
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-11-08

Orders for printing sent to the Dispatch
Company viii be given prompt attention,
and the style OF work and prices will DO
sure to please you.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-11-08
Who the Armenians Are,

40 DE EditOr Of the Dispatch:
Please publish IN your paper some ac.
count OF The Armenians. and Of the re-
eelt massacres, and oblige.
VIGILANCE.
We answer our correspondent by
quoting from Alden's Living Topics Cy-
eopoda. though the article doesn't IN
Nlae mention OF the massacres during
ne past twelve months
a Christian people occupying the high
pans and valleys OF the country east
~ Asa Minor and northeast Of Syria,
4'o"VD Of them living within the borders
y "siatic Turkey while 10000 are In
- - a. and 1000 in Persia. and many
"o Il different Turkish cities, being Of
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-11-08

DR.. Gregory. in exploring the lofty
ranges OF Mt. Kenya I'm Africa, was ac-
companied by native followers from tho
coast, to whom the frost and snow met
with nj great attitudes were inexplicabe
wonders. that could be attributed only
IN magical agencies. "They came to tell
me writes the traveller, that the water
thew had left in their cooking-pots was
ALI bewltched. They said 1t was white
and would not shake; the adventurous
FUND.- had even hit II with a stick. which
would not 20 in. They begged me 20
look at 1t. and I told them to bring II
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-11-08
o,ershot WheeI's Power.

ID Pie Editor Of the Dispatch:
How many pounds upon the rim Of
an oyershot water-wheel ~ feet in diane
tlr would be required to make one-horse-
lnwer2
Can more power be obtained from
q 9-foot overshot wheel with the same
amount Of water than can be obtained
from % l0-foot wheel? II so, how much
move?
Ty answering the above. you will
obige A SUBSCRIBER.
An overshot wheel is constructed with
series Of buckets. not vanes. on It's
periphery. Water acts on such a wheel
10 some extent by impact but mainly by
its weight. The effective horsepower
SIS only about three fourths Of the power
developed boy the water falling through
a height equal TO the distance between
he centre Of opening in the gate of the
Iens.ock and the surface OF the tail
race equal. practically. 10 the diameter
Of the wheel. Hence:
m wdq HPHs3OOo 4
hip. - O. H P
4 $500 wd 3
]; w=525. DO. and quantity of water in
1433OO0x4
cubic feet per minu.e=Q=--------=S5.2.
62.5420<3
o. 22O pounds delivered 10 the wheel
Der minute
Alch depends upon the cross-section OF
mo buckets, as well as upon the num-
Der AS many buckets should be used
as practicable. and they should retain
Tie water as long as possible
theoretically, double the power
VII Do developed with the 2)-fOot wheel.
Ffacucally more; the effective power
Being less I'm small wheels.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-11-08

ali the stakes were placed in equilateral
triangles, as ir the lower part OF the
square, we would have 8 rows. each. IL
stakes, and rows, each 10 stakes; or
&C plus co. or l2e stakes. BY the combna~
ton. we have rows. each IL stakes. and
4 rows, each 10 stakes.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-11-08

OF all lands to come forward and do
great work. BY arguments which must
take tho dullest brains she importunes the
government 20 take possession OF these
Institutions by the right OF eminent do
main and under the superintendcnce OF
on energetic woman, one wcll-versed In
kindergarten methods conduct their fu-
tire work" How would venerable and
renowned Princeton like thus 10 surrender
all that she gioried in at her late sesqui-
centennial celebrations
rrps AND DOWNS OF YOUTH: OR,
LESSONS FROM THE. PRODIGAL
SON. A Series OF Practical Talks De-
Iivered in the Calvary Baptist Church,
Roanoke. Va. by Rev Len. @. Brough-
tom. author OF Talks on Home &c.
baltimore: The Wharton g. Barron Pub
fishing Company, 1896.
This author is native OF the "OId
North State" and was on the road TO
some distinction az n physician when he
determined to become a minister OF the
Gospel. He had done some good religious
work AZ a layman. He was once pastor
OF church in Winston, n. c., and was
instrumental I'm erecting In Roanoke the
church which he is serving. He knows
the Importance OF enlisting the young
Young Women" This volume contains.
besides it's ten chapters. a biographical
sketch and portrait OF the author. and a
picture OF his church.
KING MANfMON AND THE HEIR AP-
PARENT. BY George A. Richardson.
Arena Library. Boston, 1896. PIP. 454.
Price. 80 cents.
This work is labored and syste-
t.,t..
cession by the living TO the property Of
the dead The author goes beyond Henry
George Stuart MIL. and Herbert Spen-
Ger. by applying his principles 10 per-
sonal "a well as real property. He lays
mis- foundation carefully by presenting
a frightful picture of the inequalities
In the fortunes and earthly conditions of
mankind In an appendix he gives nearly
the entire letter Of Mr.. Jefferson to Mr..
Madison. from Paris September Q, 1850.
IN which ne discusses the question, "Can
one Generation Bind Another"
work Of thought and learning II not
conclusive.
VIRGINIA LAW REGISTER. F. c.
Purks editor: G. A. Graves, w. NJ.
lille. associate editors. November No.
Table OF contents: I. Judge Spencer
Roane. III. Mechanics Liens. III. Vir-
/ einia Decisions reported I'm full-Q)
! Nickeis VS. Peoples Building, Loan and
Savings Association; c) Hickman vs..
Hickman; O. Kiracofe vs.. Kiracofe; (D
Fackler VS. Berry w. Digest of Other
Recent Virginia Decisions. V. Dliscela-
neous Notes. VI. For the Juniors.
THE WORLDS GREAT SNARE. BY
J +. Phillips Oppenheim, author of "a
Daughter OF the Maronis." The Mys-
terry Of Mr.. Leonard Brown" The
Modern Prometheus." etc. Philadelphia:
j. b. Lippincott Company.
This is a very vell-told story. IT IS full
/ OF stirring incidents Of life in the mining
camps OF California, and deals with Eng
lsh high life, too-but the heroine Is a
woman whose earlier life was impure.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-11-08
OITERIES & ANSW Frs.
,w As TO HUNTING ON An
OTHERS LAND.
eovgTHEG ABOUT THE ARhENIAES.
.htcm I'm Partial Payments
one rs to stakes !" q" '''0'
sousre-rhe o'er'ho' water
.,,..eI and Horse-Power'
- ~ the pIspatch:

.,e Editor Of the pispatch'
10 s,ate In your Query and Answer
.-, which Is correct: Two plates
column Two plate fulls"? Two teachers
loL oacouaintauce disagree on the sub
q m' ~5 decided 10 submit 1t 20 you.
Vct aN va r. Il.
'.~.., teaspoonfuls." not two teaspoons
$50. q. right. SO as to "plate-full.' not
mates fun" 1t is 80 many 'lulls' Of
or plate. not so many spoons.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-11-08

TO the LuIIOT OF VIt II7P'VV"'
What is the greatest number OF stakes
you can drive in field 10 feet square,
not nearer than 11-2 feet to each other?
X
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-04-30
0ejhdftSsNoti3ett.

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fir 5 @ts. pet Stole in 6. @eb ct s
Bu9banolung.
3innodder, Da3rinnen unb oers
qleiden merben prompt unb biQig tur4
Qauoeni9ldsers Oieuz uno Ble9waas
rensei6ait onsefcrtist. ba
Benn Sbr bter in 0leu lllm Tas
peteu fir uno ID Gts. bic Stole taus
fen tDnnt, ,pesbalb oQte es oann notbl9
iein, lol9e pon auBen ididen 3u lanen!
$. 8. @auerien.
@oQt SIR Guer 6aus, S&euer
ober 6uBboben anitrei6en? Damn 9ebt
nad W. g. Nluin uno tauft Sbermins
gBiliams Del farbcn. 8
Tapeten Don S Gts. bic &oue uufs
wdrts Bel Sui. Grauie. %
@er I4 einen Ofen anjui@affen
9ebentt, Der lebe iid bic weltberabmten
Mi6isan Oefen an, uon oenen bic bette
uno 9roBte Nus,uabl I'M @eidaft uon
6rau 3ouoeni dldser 81 finben 1T. ba
Die aroBte Nus,publ uon @arten>
jamereien in Der Stabt fintet man III Der
pionier Mpotbete uon Nnb. S. 8 d.
itein. 8
&rabe Bel Meni9en, &dube bel
pferoen, 9unoen unb Vieb mcroen lit
elmer balben Stunoe sebeilt nit Wool
words Sanitary Lotion. gu ba>
ben in Mno. $. Gdltens Npotbete.
r. Seine Gapcten ino 81 uuo 10
Gts. 81 baben Bel $. 8. Sauerien.
observation-disclosures Oeliorben lino
Die better. 9}ur 81 baben BEL SO. O.
Qllwiu.
Oenrp Grone bat ioeben luieoer eine
Garlaoung 9einiamen Seltuden, bas
bette uno bil1igite Yiebfutter, bos es
9e6t, erDalten.
Stride @rasi siamen uon aQen Sors
ten 1T bilig III Der pioneer>Wpotbete
pon q nb. $. 6 # It Elm 5u boben. s
grtra feline iddiil@e Bratpurlt
uon iett al ,uieocr beltdnoi9 Su baben
i'm Tleii eii3ersei6ait Don
ba Mar G inb art.
Qalet Cure Biloer bel $. {. Sa>
uericu einrabmen.
q 0ie beru9mten New Process
mo "Quick Meal" @aiolin:Oeien,
unbebin9t bic beiten im Martt, lino I'M
@eldait uon $. Hauoen d az er
at baben. "a
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-04-30
- 9lnton Oloins ldBt iein u9otel
Bien" nit einem Nnbau uerlebeu.

- 9nton Oloins ldBt iein v9ote|
8ien" NIT einem Nnbau uerlebeu.
- 6rit Jtouoif uou Milforb labt
ii& auf ieiner Tarm in Wilforo Elm
itattli9es ueues @obubaus erri@ten.
- Trit &ettner aus Martin county
beiu9te leeten Mittwo9 Treunbe unb
Befannte in Wem lllm.
- Die Tamilie pom Tibel Sbneiber
betrauert ben 8erluit zines 10 Wonate
alien &inbes, mel9es leeten Sonntas
au ber 9alsbrduhe ltorb.
- Musuit Gsrno, ber in ben (ebten
Sabren als Nufieber int Nort @erman
part anseiteqt mar, lit am Montas i'm
Nlter uou So Sabren seitorben.
- George @urmitein aus S2rinsz
fielo itattete ieinen 9leu l1lmer Treunoen
am Dienitas @a@mittos einen tursen
Belu@ ab.
- Nd91en Montas merben in Der
Muoitors Office oieienisen Qdnbereien
tint County, auf uelden bic lettjdbrisen
@teuern nod ni3t beSablt ilno, 0fients
lid uerltei9ert.
- s5obn 6auenitein erbielt por eini
oen Gasen aus Naibin9ton bic erfreu>
li9e 9ia4ri9t, baB feline Griinouns gum
3ulammen3ieben uon i@meren Gaboau>
ben patentirt moroen lit.
- s. glmbroi& 1T sesenmdrtis NIT
Steinbauerarbeit 10 belddftist, SoB er
es fir notbmenbis bielt, ii@ in BET Ser
ion BON Vouis 9ampfer e!nen @ebulfen
ansul@affen.
- Die euang.> lutb. Spnobe pom
Winnsjota unb anoeren Staaten 'uiro
ibre biesidbrise Situns in Nem l1lm
abbalten. Dielelbe nimmt am II. Suni
ibren Mnfans unb mirb un9efdbr cine
@o9e lang anoauern.
- 9enrp 9aniden bate leeten
Samitas basl:nalid, uon einem Wasen,
oelen @eipanu our& einen !0unb ideu
eema6t purbe, Su fallen unb ii3, wenn
aud nidt sefabrli3 bod empiinoli3 gu
uerleten.
- Su ber poituerbinbung swiiden
bier uno Tlanoreau. iber St. @eorse,
8eit Ne,pton nno Sort &ioselp, 1T felt
&ursem cine Ncnoeruu9 einsetreten.
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ALBERT S1EINHAUSER,
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