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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-08-13
For Porto Ricans, ReIief.

Mayor Kiefer yesterday issued call
tomorrow morning to consider the adj
visibility of raising funds for the relief
of the cyclone sufferers In Porto Rico
and vice president of the assembly and
board of aldermen. and the presidents
and secretaries of the Commercial club,
Jobbers' union and Chamber of Com
nerce.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-08-13
DRUGGISTS OUTING.
st. Paul Pharmacists to Close Thurs
day and Go to WiIdyvord

The retail druggists of st. Paul have
decided to take little rest next Thurs
day. They will turn the keys in their
drug store doors at 1:30 p m. and go out
to Wildwood. A special car has been
chartered and this will convey them,
their families and friends to the lake and
return. They will come back in time
to open up their places of business at
Z o. m.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-08-13
For jumping on Trains.

James Devorak, a laborer, was arrested
last evening for jumping on trains in
the Omaha yards. He was released on
endeavoring to break up the practice Of
people riding home from work on trains
leaving the depot, it being claimed thai
many men and boys make a practice Of
waiting in the yards for outgoing trains
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-08-13
Lake Share Pavilion.

The increasing attendance of pleasure
seekers at the Lake Shore pavilion at
tests the popularity f1this resort. Good
music, dancing and afthe choicest of
while the really entertaining vaudeville
performances serve as a spice to the
whole. There is no better place for a
sunday outing. Round trip fare Is cents.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-08-13
PATIENTS DISCHARGED.
Ramsey County People Who Were
at Rochester.

Clerk Of Probate Sundberg was yester-
day notified by the superintendent of the
discharge from Rochester, on Aug. 9, of
the following persons, all of whom were
committed from Ramsey county:
Philip Stokoe, committed Oct. 15 1898;
Fred Schuessler, committed April 10, 1898;
Emma Wagner, committed Feb. g 1899;
Hans A. Larson. committed Sept. 1, 1898;
Julius Henninger, committed Dec. II, 1897;
James Foley, committed Oct Z, 1898; John
Dexter, committed Dec 8, 1898; Frank
Belisle, committed Sent s. 1898
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-08-13
vacant Dwelling Bur,ad

Fire early yesterday morning totally
destroyed a vacant dwelling house az
Cook and Arkwright streets. The fire
was discovered shortly before 5 O'clock.
The flames had progressed so far bv
the time the department arrived that the
building was practically a total loss
The origin of the fire is unknown. The
loss is estimated at $500. The building
Is in the hands of ]. c. Beattie, SO3 Man
haitian building,
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-08-13

Ma+h ]. Ring, of Shakopee, is a meni-
volunteers. He is one Of five brothers, of
whom he is the youngest. The five broth
ers measure over thirty-two feet At the
time he enlisted he was nineteen years
six months of age. He was then 6 feet
6l2 inches in height, and his weight was
20S pounds
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-08-13
THAT VITAL SPOT.

The prize fighter always aims for the
vital spot in the body. When he reaches
it, as Fitzsinimons did with Corbett, the
other man is k11ocLed ont 10 1,rntect tie
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-08-13
GATHER At CHICAGO
DELEGATES TO THE GERMAN VET
ERANS' ASSOCIATION OF
NORTH AMERICA
ST. PAUL KRIEGERVEREIN

Fifteen Branch Societies of the
National Organization Will Have
Delegates at the Opening of the
COnventiOn-The Work to Con-
cIude With a Grand Concert and
Bali in ShOenhOfen's Hall.
The Eddy current., 1899-03-11

Washington. March s.-The Chinese
minister Mr.. wu Ting Fang express
- himself NJ highly gratiAed at the
definite determination OF the United
states 10 keep hands off Of China as
made known hy an authorized state
msnt given out
II am sure the Chinese government
and the people will not fail TO observe
this strong evidence of good Will, said
Mr.. Wa Ting yesterday. III Is not only
another bond between the two coun-
tries. but II has a special significance
Just now While the old world is be-
lng moved by rapacity, the United
states takes lofty position OF equity
and humanity which has characterized
her dealings with international ques-
tions Of late. and instead OF Joining In
onoroaching upon China. assumes a
natural vlr Of strict neutrality"
The Eddy current., 1899-03-11

An odd and pretty concelt ls the put
ting OF big bow OF gauze or the
same fabric as the frock Just at the
front OF the low-nookod bodice. Tho
bow Is bordered all around with a
quilting OF ribbon, gauze or lace. Il Is
tied with short loops and ends that
come just over the waist line. over
the knot In the center there Is fasten-
ed a miniature or other big fancy pin.
often. 10 give a scarf effect. the piece
OF gauze Is arranged TO outline the low
neck, having both sides finished with
a quilting to correspond with the bow.
But more often the bow ia a separate
affair pinned on Just az the bust For
a slender figure this Is very fetching.
but the pump. short-walsted woman
should not attempt Il.
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nl,.r TnIIIng.

Cincinnati. o.. March s.-The end OF
the big food here Is In sight thanks
10 the cold weather prevailing through
out tho Ohio valley. II has cut on
from one and a half TO two feet OF
what would have been the maximum
food at Cincinnati had the weather re-
malned warm.
At o o'clock last night the stage
here was hfty-six feet and eight inch
es. rising at the rate of one and a
quarter inchep hourly. AZ all points
above Marietta the river last night was
falling. Between Marietta and Point
Pleasant II Is rising. From Point
Pleasant 10 Cincinnati is falling nt In
term .diate points except at Manehes-
ter. slAty miles above here, where Il Is
rising slowly.
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Nioaraeuan Nsw..

Washington. March s.-The depart
ment OF state has been cabled by Mr..
sorsby, our consul al San Juan del
Norte as follows:
capt slmmonds OF the Marietta
arrived from Bluenelds; reports Reyes
left March I for Columbia: revolution
ended; order prevails IN Bluenelds.
"All foreigners IN Bluehelds ongag-
ed IN the revolution previously entltl-
ed TO protection Of consulatos left
March 2 for New Orleans; Bluenelds
commerce uninterrupted.
"The department has been Informed
by Mr.. Clancy az the Bluenelds that
the government troops took peaceful
possession Of that city yesterday. end
ing the revolution.
All foreigners received passports
and departed from this port to-day.
Commerce at this port resumed"
The Eddy current., 1899-03-11
COOKING SCHOOL.


A large soup bone 1.-TWO pounds), =
chicken, a small slice OF ham, an onion.
two sprigs OF parsley. half n small car
rot. half small parsnip, half n stick OF
celery, three cloves, pepper, salt. gal
itI Of cold water, whites and shells OF
two eggs and caramel for colorins.
Boil slowly for Ave hours beef, ehlek-
en- and ham; add the vegetables and
cloves to cook last hour. having FIRST
fried the onion In little fat. Strain
the soup into an earthon bowl and let
remain over night Next day remove
cake OF fat on the top; take out the
Jelly. ayoldi"F the settings. and mix
into Il the en- whites OF the eggs
with the shells. Boil quickly for half
a minute, then pass through a Jelly
Tag.
The Eddy current., 1899-03-11

One OF the curlosltios of the Paris
exhibition OF 1900 will be a silk dress
made entirely OF silk manufactured
from the spiders web. This silk vas
made IN Madagascar under the dlrcc-
ton OF the Jesuit. Father Cambue.
and will not be exhibited merely as n
curiosity, but Ia order to show the
practical use 20 which the big Mala-
gasy spider. known "a the black spider.
may be put. Father Cambuo has been
deyoting himself for the last two
years 90 solving the problem of util-
lzlng the silk spinning capacities Of
the spider. lie has found IN the NAL
agasy black spider "a subject OF prac-
tlcal usefulness. and he has already n
colony ~ spiders spinning the cocoon.
The silk Is much finer and lighter
then ordinary silkworm's silk. Father
Cambue says that the black spider Is
not at all pleased when put to spin
the cocoon, but that when we'll fed
and supplied with plenty OF drink. u
can spin a really enormous quantity
OF thread. The Aplder II very fond OF
native brandy. and spins best when
thoroughly drunk. when the cocoon
Is complete. the spider dies. but this
II not of much importance. for tile
power OF reproduction OF the race 10
enormous.
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Harvard wins.

Llncolr Neb.. March s.-The most
stubborn senatorial contest IN the his
tory Of Nebraska ended abruptly last
night when Judge Monroe l.. Hayward
OF Nebraska city was nominated In the
Republican caucus az the successor OF
WIN. V. Allen. Populist. The action OF
last night. will be formally ratified TO-
day az the Joint session Of the legls-
laturc. Judge Hayward's selection In
the caucus came on the second ballot
II followed a brief note OF withdrawal
sent TO tho caucus by John l.. Web
ster OF Omaha. which released his
supporters. who Immediately began
changing 'heir votes 10 Hayward. In
the midst OF the uproar Speaker Clark
moved that Judge Hayward be made
the unanimous choice OF the caucus
and Il was carried with a cheer.
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,I'rofa the Paris edition New York Her
add
Der Kaiser auf der Vatofiand
Una uoot ON high al things command.
We two Ash don'd you understand
Meinaelf-und Gotti
While some men sing der bower divine.
Mein soldiers Sing der "Wacht am
Rhoiu."
und drink der healt In I,hoiuisn vein.
Auf mound 0ott
pcrc'a France dot swaFgcra all around
Shes nuaEpsploldt-aho'a no nuroundt.
TO much We dinks. she don'd amoundt,
Moinsclf-und dott.
Fhe van not dare 20 nrht again;
But. n she should. Ill show her blaln
Dot Elsaas und un Fronch) Lorraine
Arc mcin. hy Gott.
pcrc's grnn'ma dlnka she's nlcht schmaii
bier.
Mii noors ana dlngs she interfere
She'll learn none owns dis hemisphere
But mc-und 0ott.
sho dlnka. dot frau. some ships she's got.
Ind soldiers init der scarlet coat
Ace We could knock dem-pouf-llke
dotf
Meinself--und uott.
IN dimes auf peace hrcbarcd Tor war;
bear Ier helm und spear ~ Mars.
und care nirht for ten thousand CEars-
Mcinsolf-und GoiL
IN short. 7 humor every whlm.
Nit aspect dark ana ylsaEc grim;
Colt pulls NIT me und I nit him
Meinsolf-und Goti.
The Eddy current., 1899-03-11

To test tea take a pinch In a glass.
pour upon II little cold water and
shake Il up we'll. Puro tea will only
slightly color the water. while n strong
infusion Is quickly got from the adul-
terated or painted leaf. Now boil both
separately. and let them stand until
cool, and the difference between them
will be most marked The false tea will
become stlll more strong after long
standing. but will remain transparent.
whereas tho pure tea will become
muddy or milky. This last appearance
arises from the tannic acid, which is
natural property In pure tea, but
which In artificial tea Is entirely abb
sent.
The Eddy current., 1899-03-11


Newport News, Va. March s.-Thi
sEnest northwester that has visited
Newport News In years swept oyoS
this section of Virginia Monday night
The storm began with a heavy down
pour ot rain. After II stopped raining
cold wind blew from the north. Tho
wind Increased In velocity and Travelled
at times fully sixty miles an hour.
The crews Of the ships IN the river
spent night of suffering.
The United tsatcs transport Thorn
az, which started for Savannah. return
ed to the harbor During the night
she was somewhat damaged by drag
cing her anchor and striking pier.
Tho two-masted schooner J. =. Kea-
gle Is a wreck al the bottom OF the
river, In the slip between the break
water and the passenger pier.
Quite a number OF oyster sloops which
put into the harbor for shelter ran
aground along the river front.
The Eddy current., 1899-03-11


IT'S Sweet, Rood-by." whom pennants ny
And ships put out 10 sea.
lta a loving klal and n tear or two.
IN an eye of brown or an eye Of blue
And you'll remember me.
Sweetheart,
Ana you'li remember me.
It's Friend or fooT" when signals blow
And ships sight ships nt sea;
US clear Tor action aud man the guns
~ the battle nearH or tho battle runs
Ana youll remember me,
Sweetheart.
And you'ii remember me.
It's deck 10 deck and wrath and wreck
When ships meet ships at sea;
IT'S scream of shot and shriek of she'll.
Ana hun and turrot roaring hell
Ana you'll remember me.
Sweetheart,
And you'li remember me.
It's doom and death and pause breath
When ships 80 down az sea-
ita hate n over ana love begins,
And war n cruel whoever wins
Ana youll remember me,
Sweetheart
And you'l remember me.
The Eddy current., 1899-03-11

Two pounds ralslns, stoned. two
pounds currants. one pound sliced cit
ron. a few figs cut In small bits. Pour
over this enc goblet sherry and port
wine and one-half goblet brandy or
whisky Let stand over alght. and in
the morning pour on what liquor has
not soaked into the fruit. Mix one
pound butter creamcd. one pound
sugar, yolks OF twelve beaten eggs
two tablespoonfuls mace. one table
spoonful cinnamon. two grated nut
mega, one pound OF Drowned -four and
whites OF eggs added alternately. Dis
solve one teaspoonful soda IN a little
water, add Just before putting In the
fruit Mix with the hands. Bake
slowly.
The Eddy current., 1899-03-11

Three quarters pound butter, one
and one-half pounds brown sugar, six
eggs. whites and yolks beaten sep
arately. one pint sweet milk. one and
three-quartor pounds -four and two
teaspoonfuls baking powder, Three
quarters pound curranta. washed and
dried. one-quartor pound ralslns
(stoned). ono-quarter pound citron,
Sliced. one grated nutmeg, one wine
glass wine. Sprinkle fruit with part
OF -four. Cream the butter with the
sugar. add beaten yolka, wine. milk
nutmeg and -four and whites OF eggs
alternately. Put IN fruit last, mix we'll
and bake one and three-quarter hours.
An old and excellent recipe.
The Eddy current., 1899-03-11

A cablegram received at 'hs navy de-
partmont relative 10 the Philadelphia.
which was placed under orders 20 pro-
coed TO Samoa after che outbreak OF
recent trouble there. says she sailed
from Honolulu Feb. 22 for Samoa. Il
IL about 2500 miles across the ocean
from H.wll and Il Is expected that
tho Philadelphia Il already IN Samoa.
She probably made the distance IN
twelve days.
The Prlncetos. which Is being hur-
ried 90 Manila 20 reinforce Admiral
Dowey'a fleet, sailed from Colombo.
The Eddy current., 1899-03-11

Hip movement must be IN the
"lengths"i hip movement IN the
"breadths" IL not only bad form. but
vulgar and inoonyonient. as. for In
stance, IN a crowd and IN rainy wealth
er, when the swaying figure carries an
umbrella that pitches and rolls like a
sea-beaien ship. Step IN the lengths"
that Il. forward and IN as straight
a line a. possible. DO not turn the
toes or the knees out. The idea Is 10
glide alcne on an imaginary chalk line
and not interfere with ether pedos-
trians. Keep light feet rry 10 have
The Eddy current., 1899-03-11

q Jefferson CITY. Mo. Mrch S.-The
Contlnentl and other tobacco compan-
les against whom Attorney General
Grow has instituted quo warranto pro-
eeedlngs for violation Of the state anti
trust law. filed a motion IN the su-
preme court yesterday to strike out
that part of the information referring
20 the American Tobacco company for
the reason that the matter Is irrele-
want because the American Tobacco
company is not a party to the present
proceedings.
The Eddy current., 1899-03-11

Guthrie. Ok, March s.-John Coheiu,
a bachelor. Of Perkins. Ok, started for
Joplin. Mo. with a big load OF pea
nuts. 10 sell 20 farmers In that state.
Near Carthage he stopped at a house,
where he met Mrs. Margaret Frye, a
widow, with seven children. Il was
case OF love at first sight lie propose
and they we're married next day. f.
returning 10 Perkins home Ia his wag-
Oh.
The Eddy current., 1899-03-11
NATIVES and AMERICANS FIGHT
Sharp Engagement Between the FilipinOs
and United States Troops in Which
the Former Are Routed.


"NN ANANhN"Af
Manila. March s.--A detachment OF
Gen. Hales and Gen. whsatons brig
ades was engaged for two hours yes
ter morning, clearing the country IN
front OF their lines on both sides OF
che river, the enemy concentrating
with the apparent purpose OF cutting
on the garrison az tho waterworks,
The rebels boltcd at the FIRST sign OF
the advance. but they separated into
small bodies whenever the covert af-
forded opportunities and kept up a
running FIRE. by a serles OF rapid ad-
yanccs, followed by flank movements,
the enemy was completely routed as
far ont MS Guadalupe on the right and
almost 20 Mariqulna on the left.
The casuliies reported arc Capt.
O'Brlen Of company r, nrsl Wyoming
volunteers and two men slightly
wounded.
The rebel loss was heavy.
No rebels we're visible NJ noon.
This afternoon Cen. Hale's brigade
continued the work Of driving out the
rebels from the waterworks. a distance
OF about three miles. The country Ia
now clear on the left OF the river, but
the enemy 10 still In front Of Gen.
wheatons lines Near San Pedro
Macatl they have been actively at-
tempting to make the positions OF the
sixth artillery untenable, their sharp
shooters keeping constant hre all
day.
Private Lovcloy, Washington vol
unters. was klled by a stray bullet
Two others we're wounded.
Yesterday morning the enemy In
front Of Gen. Oyershlne's line sent out
nag Of truce. but retired when Lieut..
Koehler with two men advanced TO
meet H.
They again showed a white fag and
n general with two officers and an In
tcrpre,er advanced.
when the Americans were within
200 yards OF the rebel party the latter
dragged rifles from behind their backs
and opened hre upon them, but for
tunately without effect.
IIawthorncs battery hrcd two shells,
killing several Of the enemy. In ac-
cordance with instructions TO the land
aud naval sprces. a general order was
issued directing the United States
troops 10 give particular attention to
the specific duty Of furnishing full pro-
lection 20 the lives and property OF all
German. Austrian. Dutch. Italian Hhnd
Portuguese residents and With the CO.
operation Of the resident German con-
sui. 10 give aid and assistance when
ever necessary
~ 2 o'clock yesterday afternoon tho
temperature was 81 degrees ana the
heat was intense. especially on the
lines
The Eddy current., 1899-03-11
corrsspondsnt wsds.

Ashe,llie. n. C.. March s.--Roward
n. Thompson OF Washington and Miss
Maria Louise Dressed OF Ashevllle were
mirrlod at noon yesterday az All
Souls church. Blltmore. and left on the
afternoon train for a southern tour
Mr.. Thompson Is a we'll known news
paper man OF the nations capital and
was one OF the Associated Press corre-
spOndonts In the late war. The bride
has lived IN Ashevllle over q year, 10
an accomplished ylolinist ard Il popu'
lar here.
The Eddy current., 1899-03-11

Nobody can learn All there Is wortn
kno' Tug In this lifetime" said Mr..
Mcekton. wisely. And a man ought
never 20 assume that his education Is
finished I'm going to keep right
ahead with mine I'm going to study
astronomy"
His wife looked at him sharply. nni
then IN q cold. hard tone exclaimed:
"Leonldas. you'll have 10 think up
some better excuse than that Tor stay
ting out all night. Washington Star.
The Eddy current., 1899-03-11

Let nifty small oysters come to a
boil In their own liquid. Skim and
strain Season the oysters with three
tablespoonfuls OF vinegar. one OF oil.
one-half teaspoonful OF salt. one.oighth
teaspoonful of pepper and place on Ice
for two hours. With a sharp knife cut
up pint Of celery. using only the ten-
der part, and whea ready to serve mix
with the oysters. adding about one
half pint OF mayonnalse dressing. Ar
range In a salad dish. Pour over an
other one-half pint Of dressing and
gnrnish with white celery leaves.
The Eddy current., 1899-03-11

appllqued designs OF black lace The
edge OF the squares IS trimmed with
rows OF black velvet and flowers em-
broldered Ia several shades OF violet
The outer skirt IL also elaborately em-
hroldered IN flowers 20 match the cor.
sage. and toward the hem opens grace
fully on plain. purple skirt A black
satin band encircles the neck. The
rucho and jabot are OF cream lace.
The Eddy current., 1899-03-11

One quart Of potatoes. boiled with
skins ON, one small white onion. two
teaspoonfuls OF olive oil. pepper and
salt and a little parsley, one-half CUP
OF weak vinegar After potatoes are
cold cut up In small pieces. Chop the
onion and parsley fine and mix all to-
gether.
The Eddy current., 1899-03-11

the feeling that all Vie weight ana
size are at the ohes, and shoulders
Forget the feet. Keep an up" feel
Ing. Let the toes come down hrst, not
the heels. A graceful walk IL more ex-
presslve OF refinement than words OF
worldly goods.
The Eddy current., 1899-03-11
Aetlnr III. Inrt

80 you and Dlokey have been play
Ing soldier have you, Tommy? hope
you dlcu't really quarrel with each
other"
quarrel nothln! Dick only played
soldier about three minutes and then
he said he was goin 20 be a Cuban In
gurgent, and he stopped and went 10
oatin'. Chicago Tribunto
The Eddy current., 1899-03-11

A very lovely hat IN the latest Mus
keteef" shape Is made IN emerald
green felt In a wide brlmmed. plotur-
es"Te shape. and trimmed with a num-
II long ostrich feathers dyed to
the rich color OF the
and caught together
W. ri aud diamond buckle.
thFOasn which some folds Of green vel
vet are eraWA
The Eddy current., 1899-03-11

Rlnkera- Hello! Wlnkors. { hear
you married woman with an inde-
pendent fortune.
Wlnkcrs tsadlyl Mo- I married
fortune with an independent woman.
New York Weekly.
The Eddy current., 1899-03-11

Ills tongue Glove 10 tho roof OF hts
mouth. "l-l-that ls." he faltered.
you" And then he suddenly caught
her 20 his bosom. You know what
would say" he cried. Irlgldly she dis
engaged herself, Another missing
word fake" she murmurod. pale but
calm Chicago Tribune.
The Eddy current., 1899-03-11

quite the rage 20 wear enormous
double bows Of white tulle. but. al
though the bow itself Is exceedingly
pretty, white tulle is extremely trying
to the average face. The illustration
shows a very pretty neck arrangement
The Eddy current., 1899-03-11

This season many pretty effects are
shown In neck dressings, from the
small bow with very long ends 10 the
large bows with no ends at all. II Is
The Eddy current., 1899-03-11

Those Perkins girls seem 10 be
popular"
Popular Their father advertised
for bids 70 build q barb-Wlre trocha
around the house. Chicago Recofd.
The Eddy current., 1899-03-11
OUR BUDGET OF FUN.
CONE ooop JOKES. ORIGINAL
AND SELECTED.

variety sf Jokes-oibss and froniss,
Original and selected Fiotsam and
Jetsam from the Tias Of uumor-
wl,ty sayings
The Eddy current., 1899-03-11

Father A. ]. Hartnett rector Of the
pro cathedral OF the Sacred Heart at
Dallas. Tex. died IA that city On the
7th, aged 40 years.
The Eddy current., 1899-03-11

Scientists nov announce that whisky
contains pt0malnea. In ante bollum
days IN 81 Louis they were called
snakes.-st louis Star.
The Eddy current., 1899-03-11
FOR WOMEN HOME.
ITEMS or INTEREST RON MAIDS
AND MATRoNs.

the Fashions % the Day-Dars Purpis
Cloth for Af,ernoon wear--crass for
Big Bows-rhs Correct waik-Cooh-
tnE Schools.
The Eddy current., 1899-03-11

A charming and very stylish after
noon frock IL developed IN dark purple
The Eddy current., 1899-03-11

Rev. G. r. Maxwell Of Temple. Tex.
has lieen elected president of East Tex
ns Baptist institute al Ruak.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1899-01-24

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