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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-05-05
OBITUARY..
Mary L. Mcdaniel.

Mary Robins Mcdaniel, only daughter
OF Mr. and Mrs. II. c. Mcdaniel. No. #32I
Randolph Street, died at SIS O'clock
Thursday night, aged one year and elev5n
months
The funeral will take place from the
residence this afternoon at $50 o'clock.
Rev. Mr., Minnick, pastor of Marshall
Street Christian Church, Will ofiiciats.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-05-05

MANCHESTER BUREAU, 1121 HULL
STREET.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-28
ToUaIsT TRAVEL = o..
Movement From North aud Fast Has
Increased Con~iderRbiy.

Travel southwark on the through lines
from the North and East j. heavy and IS
Increasing every day. Conductors report
IN the passenger departments men whom
they meet al the depots that they notice
IN increase each day. The tourist move
mont may be- said 10 be fairy OF. nnd
FLORIDA ana tourist points Ia this state
viii reap the benefit.
Tbe tourist from tho North ma the
East il usually well able 10 afford iuxu-
lies. and the best In the land u his and
Ii auautities when ne arpears. In Flor
ida especially. his coming b. looked for
word 10. Tor the general business % the
state h. greatly improved when be- b.
amending his money The railroad ANIL
the hotels welcome his advent. FOR the
first GET paid Cor biz transportation aud
the second have the privilege OF caring
fot MS bodily wants. receiving attractive
compensation In return.
About the middle ~ January the mag
nlacent vestibuie trains over the Seahoard
Ain Line. the Plant system AMI the
southern Railway viii be- put on Tor the
accommodation Of the tourist husinesf.
which. by that time. will have grown 10
be very heavy.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-28
FLORIDA mas rRosrEnrrY.
VIZ >cruEss Talks at the boom the
state ~ Enjoying.

Ills nrst Visit Cor about a year was paid
his old homs. Orlando. Fla. this week
by NJ " T. scruggs. ticket agent for
The seahoafd Air Line Mr. scruggs was
greatly impressed hy the evidence Of i'm
provement IN Florida. and he attributed
% all 10 the increased production OF
oranges Residents told him that the good
times were due 20 the re-appearance OF
The fruit, which had been sadly missed
for several years. che freeze IN $50. having
either killed OF severely nipped the
trees.
Florida is again producing oranges IN
quite an abundance. and the Yield this
year viii be- greatly Ia excess OF that OF
any year since the freeze The crop Is es.
dmaici az from SOJ.0o0 TO i0o0O boxes
lu the lower part Of the peninsula che
yield IS the heaviest. but the trees In the
central portion are recovering from the
effects Of their setback The section about
Orlando and Sanford Is producing oranges
for shipment
The Florid.ans Mr Scruggs reports. are
spending their money freely and seem TO
have more Of it than they had some
months ago. They are not only giving Il
up for necessities. hut luxuries as well
are within their reach As a mark Of this
MI Srruggs referred Z, the good clothes
che citizens wear and the fact that thcS
a.e dressing ~ ihe!r houses az well As
adorning themselves. Many "a home has
been given a fresh coat Of paint and 9TH
erwlse improved The Sanford Hotel a,
Sanford Is be IA given a thorough reno
yatlbn end furnishes an example Of the
prosperity thsf O. ovcr-runuirg Florida.
As the tourist season b. opening up. the
people OF Florida a.c looking forward 60
an Improvement. rather than "a continue
ti1n OF the good times when tourists are
iu the state conditions are always bet
ter. and there Is no reason why the pres
one very healthfu financial conditions
should not d. the hot OF the Floriiians
Tor a long while. The WELD Of oranges
VIII increase with each year and u
would seem that the state Is In fair
WY 20 return 90 the great prosperity Il
enjoyed when there were 5.0o0W0 boxes
produced every year.
4 great demand for houses Is felt in
many places In Orlando FOR instance
Mr. Scruggs SAID. there were many houses
without tenants when ne left the place.
Dut be was surprised upon his return 10
discover that there was not one that was
without an occupant
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-28
TO PLAY At HoME NEW YEARS.
savannah Football Team VIII ria,
jacksonville Again.

The Savannah football team viii play
al home New Years day This was De
cided by telegram received from
Manager Jones OF the Jacksonville
team. stating the desire Of his team for
a game here on that day.
His offer was accepted and tho Macon
team. with which 80 was thought that a
game would DC arranged was notified that
a game with % would be arranged. if
agreeable for "a later day.
4 telegram Was received also from Capt
&. C. Huguerin OF Charleston team
asking for a game here on New Year 5
day. hut that offer came after the game
with jacksonville had been arranged for
u Is quite probable that games with both
Charleston and Macon Will be arranged
for before the end Of the football acason.
A practice OF the savannah team has
been called Tor Tonight a. the Hussars
club when all men that de-
SIRE 10 play IN the coming games are eN-
pected to be present. The Jacksonville
team has been much strengthened
through the acquisition OF college players
since her THANKSGIVING game here and
viii doubtless play a much faster ana
harder game than was put up at that
time.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-28
ANOTHER SUR 10 PnIL,DELrmI,
Merchants aud Miners Mere To In
crease Its SailinRs.

THE steamer Dorchester or the Nier.
chants ana Miners Company will %,
placed on the Savannah Phlladolphia IAN,
ls soon as the ehangcs and repairs.
which are now 10 progress on the vessel.
nave been completed
The Dorchester g. being equipped with
ncw boilers and engines. and other inn
she Will bo pa, INTO service u is eN.
r,ctcd That the steamer will be ready Tor
sailing before tlc eni OF January. when
la nov schedule will go into effect. and
,hcre viii be- two regular trips each way
rcf week The Dorchester IS the largest
80 the three vessels. being - feet in
length. ana with i0-foot beam and ca
uacity OF 5000 tons.
The most uulo0kcd-for feature la the
rev lines eNpc ieuce. says the phlladef-
pnia Record. b. the immense amount 81
lflight brought from the South 90 Philo-
delnhia for export This business was
what the Merchants and Miners people
lad In view when the liu. wRs establish
,J. They are able 70 handle business for
export which other lines have not been
able 10 handle, ami the lack OF which
has prevented other companies from suc-
rasstully maintaining q line between Sa-
vauuah ana Philadelphia
The Allegheny on her last trip North
carried 2epo bales Of cotton for export
Ter domestic consignmenis were also
very heavy. there having been 800 pack
ages Of Florida fruit. beside large lots
81 pig ron. lumber. cotton textiles ani
other Southern products.
The Berkshire. Of her last north-hound
voyage. carried i.Hpo bales OF cotton. be
..ies a quantity of cotton seed oil and
o,her goods Tor export. The south-bound
freight is and has been very heavy IN
machinery. fertilizer and general mer-
chandise from this clly 20 an sections of
DO, south The passenger traffic has also
developed TO q considerable extent. tho
Berkshire having taken on her last run
- cabin passeugerr aud "a number OF M
tvrmediate aud rtecragc passengers.
The growth OF the business. says the
Record. has necrssitatesl large increase
ln the clerical force and the number ~
!ougshofcmen In Philadelphia. The ON re-
force has been doubled. ana the long
shorcmen now employed by the company
number over 30 Eninrg ments are being
made az the local offices. and the same
conditions prsvail at the Southern ternt-
mus. Arrangements are being made fo'
more expeditions transferring Of export
grttsht. and larger dock facilities here
arc found necessary. The addition Of q
fourth steamer o. IN contemplation. AMI u
BE- reasonably certain THAI tne teot VIII
b.. further enlarged a. soon as vessel
suitable for the coastwise traffic can be
secured
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-28
BEGIN DRAINAGE WORK JAN. 2.
LAYING MAINS ON CASTOR AID EAST
BROAD STREETS STARTS THEN.

Completion of the Main Lines WIN
Mean the Completion of the Sys-
tem-By May 4. IL H. Thought. the
work VIII he Finlshcd-Forc..
WIN ne put ON the Two Lines al
the same rime-some $50 Men WIN
ne Employ Machine
WIN Not he Used-Trenchcs for the
Mains wiII Not Need 90 he 80
Deep.
Work upon the house drainage system
viii be commenced on Jan. . Director oil
Pebble Works George NJ Gadsden Is al
ready making his preparations 10 start a
force OF some 80 men upon the wo~k
and he expects to have the system Ia che
city proper completed by May J.
Tho work viii be- renewed whore ia
vas discontinued Oh East Broad street
and on CASTOR. The main on East Broad
street was laid as Tar south as Forty-first
street. while that on CASTOR street had
been extended as FAR as Drayton west
ward when the season during which chs
earth might be disturbed without violu-
ton Of the ordinance ended. Al both these
points the work will be resumed simultan-
,ously. two forces being employed to cX-
pedite the completion OF the system.
rhe CASTOR street main VIII run as far
10 tho westward as Tattnall street. where
ID will end. while that on East Broad
siIeel will b. extended along Forty-hrst
10 Bull. to Forty-second. to Flor
ence and 60 the Ogeechec
road. The Carson exeavating and filling
machIns that was used TO such advantage
on East Broad street ana a portion OF
castor. has been shipped 10 Boston,
whence Il was brought out for the work.
Nj Gsdsden decided that 10 would not be
needed. as the depth 10 be- reached Tor
the extension OF the mains will not he
such as 10 require a.. The labor will be
done by hand About fifteen feet will be
as deeep as the trenches will have 90
sink.
Another difficulty attending the use OF
the machine was It's cutting on traffic on
busy cross streets This trouble was
noted when n was employed on CASTOR
street. a. traffic was greatly interfered
with. While the machine was al work
on East Broad street such was not the
case as little traffic crosses that street.
Seventeen and one-half miles OF main
line are TO be- laid. When the system
has beeen completed there will be sixty
miles Of main line.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-28
GAVE INSTEAD OF RECEIVING.
Children Of the Quay street Baptist
Church Give Presents "a the Poor.

Ahurrh tive ffFsfhtN W NV "'hs
The sunday School Of the Duty Street
Baptist Church held its Christmas eele-
brauon last night al Yonge's Han There
was. as usual Christmas tree, but Il
differed from most Christmas trees in
that The children brought presents 10 be
put on D. instead OF receiving them from
q. The presents that were brought are
intended for the poor children of the city
They were put on the stage with the tree
iast uight-theIr number. character and
the shortuess 81 time al the disposal or
th, committee making % Impossible TO put
them ON tho trce-aud to-day they will be
taken in charge and distributed by com
nlitec from tho sunday School that was
appointed Tor the purpose.
Though the sunday School children re-
ceived nothing from the tree they never
'heless did not so lacking. Tor an 'ound-
once Of good things IN the way Of fruit
candy. ETC.. had been prepared for them
and were distributed during the evening
In addition 10 this they were entertained
81 an informal programme Of music. rec
tatious. etc. given by members OF the
school
The sunday School numbers about 2d5
pupils An officer OF the school estimated
that they were all present or had been
present at some time during the even
lfg
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-28
cnarsrMAs rHEE ron nIs FRIENDS
Instcr Charles Graham BauEhn En-
tcrtnIncd at the Pulaski

sinstcr Charles Graham BhuEhn En-
tcrtnIncd at the Pulaski.
Master Charles Graham Baughn tho ~
tic son OF Mr. aud Mrs Il. W Baushn
was the host al Christmas party, given
IN the dining room Of the Pulaski. yes:cr-
day afternoon. Mrs Baughn and Mrs
Charles r. Graham assisted the little hos,
on the occasion IN receiving aud enter
tanning his guests.
Dainty, rhyming invitations hal been
sent to those hidden 10 thu fcas The
room had been decorated with holly and
mis,ictoe aud other Christmas greoucry
while Ia the center a g1iis adorned and
heavily laden Christmas tree rose from
among circle OF tables.
There were about score o. the little
ones present. Icons orchcstray furnished
music Tor their dancing and there We're
cakes and spice ANA everything nice TO
stiil the craving OF the ever-prcsent child
ish appetite Tho tree bore present FOR
every one Of them. and they were very
merry little people indeed. ami very hap-
py when they babe Master Baughn good
evening.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-28
nELr wANTED-MALE.


WANTED. sTENOGRAPfiER AND
clerk. gooi salary 10 reliable. competent
and industrious man. Address BOX g..
Morning News
WANTED. AT ONCE TWO EXPERT
encod salesman to travel. one Tor Florida
nnd one for Georgia. Address III. Morn
ing News
WANTED YOUNG MAN WITHOUT
family 20 take charge % country store
only thsse who have had experience IN
mercantile lie need apply must have
some knowledge OF bookkeeping. al
dress Country. News office.
WANTED. ONE GOOD BROOM
winder. one sewer. good wages -. BIS
Broad. Columbia s. G..
sALEsAfEN WANTED TO SELL OUR
goods by sample 20 wholesale ana retail
trade We are tho largest and only man
ufnciurers In our line In the world liberal
salary paid. Address. Car. Dex Mfg. Co.
ONCE, q Beard Of Trade Building. savan-
nah. Ca.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-28
FoR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..


A FREE SAMPLE or BENzOIN
Balm for chaps and roughsskin. given 90
any lady calling at Persses drug stores.
Henry and Abercorn, Taylor and whiia.
ker.
II YOU'VE GOT TWO LUNGS LEFT.
SOW. Rem viii cure your cough. a dollar
bottle guaranteed 10 cure or money re-
funded. Perssc's drug stores.
FOR SALE. SALOONS OUTFIT. FINE
counter Ice Dox. beer pipe, faucets. wal
nut tables chairs. al Seventh and hull
streets. Chaa Seller
FIRE PROOF sAFEs-wE CARRY A
fine line Of IRE proof safes In stock at al
times. The parties can see exactly what
they are getting. our prices are as low
IS manufacturers cell Il. with freight add
ed Parties interested. who wish good
nro proof safe will DO well TO inspect
our stock I1ppman Bros. Lippman
block. agents for manufacturers.
FOR SALE GROCERY AND BAR: a
good stand. Address q. g.. care Of News
COWS. WITH YOUNG CALVES. ron
saie Gail an West Boundary street. see
them
ADvERTTsEAfENT SET IN CAP
ITALS WILL he PRINTED IN CLAS-
sIFIED ADVERTISEMENT COLUMN
FOR TWO CENTS A WORD NO AID
vERTIsEMENT TAKEN FOR LESS
THAN SOC.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-28
PnnToGnAPnY.


FOR 4 NEW YEARS GIFT
there's nothing nicer or more appropri-
ate than a lovely photo OF oneself: for
mother father friend or sweetheart. aud
Wilson's studio. 81 Bull street. b. tho
place to get ii YOU are not too late
sit to-day and ! will guarantee Il IN time.
n you wish a.. crayOn and water color en-
largements and frames a specially. NJ
Edw Wilson. proprietor =. S.-Why not
have . photo taken during the nineteenth
century. anyway. hurry hurry
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-28
MUNYON'S
DYSPEPSIA
CURE

men Prof Munyon says his Dyspepsia
Dure VIII cure indigestion ana an forms
OF stomach trouble he simply tells the
ruth. II Will cure stomach thai has
neen abused by ovcr-eating and over
drinking 10 will cure a stomach that
mas heeer weakened by old-style drugs
aha deoilitnting catahartil~ II viii do
lueh toward making an old stomach act
~, ~. sound one AZ all druggists s5c
Hty-siA other cures Write 20 Broad
way and 26th street. New York. for free
medical advice.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-28
cnnusrMAs rnEE AT ST. MIoHAEL's
IN Of the Children of the sunday
school Given Presents.

Tho Sunday School children % 81. Mi
chaers Chapel were given Christmas
tree al the chapel last night The school
numbers about 10 pupils, and practically
,u Of them were there together with their
relatives. completely nniug the building.
The chapel had been tastefully dec
grated for the occasion, every projection
OF the ceiling and walls being fesiooned
with bamboo. giyius a very pleasing e.
feet. The tree had been placed near the
,iior ana WIS literally loaded With pres
ems each child Of the school being re-
n,aubered with az least one and often
more.
Tho PROGRAMME Of exercises consisted OF
, number Of carols. repetition OF the
,rees a prayer aud an address h> Rev
a a Juny. another carol and then the
5tsfrlbution OF thc presents which was
mode bv Or. galloway. superintendent OF
,ho school. assisted BY Messrs. +. VI.
u,bersham. T.. 5 Elliott and j. Mel.
owens. ,, ...t.,.
I'M. gathering was then dismissed with
,b,. JoXology and henediciion.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-28
ron nENT-MIscrl.I.ANtous.

LARGE WAREHOUSE AND OFFICE
FOR RENT CORNER BROUGHTON
AND WEST BROAD STREETS. FOis-
MERIY OCCUPIED by THE sAVAN-
NAH CARRIAGE AND WAGON CO. H.
= SMART
FOR RENT OR SALE. THAT ELE-
giant farm. four miles on the Augusta road
(pavedD containing Two hundred and
three acres. nifty - which are under a
hish state 81 cultivation. there are on the
place three dwellings, two large barns
ana packing shed. fine artesian we'll.
everything IN hrst-class order two rail-
roads run through the land. l. y. La
Roche
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-28

WHY Jones. c4iored. was committed 10
jar last night By Magistrate g. Noble
Jhhes on the chs rga o. stealing r. dollars
worth OF corn from John c. stephens The
place OF me thcr was che Ogecchee
Road. and the time Oct. p Charges
cgalnst Jones were preferred az the time.
hut the man could not be found untll yes
tcrGay.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-28

EWFN NFNT-FtUN VIZ.
FOR RENT. COMFORTABLE HOUSE
No III NaldburE street. east. between
Abercorn aud Lincoln. frst-ciaEs order
and condition. every convenience. Right
rent 70 right tenant Estate 6alomon
Cohen. West Broad and Broughton streeia
FOR RENT or SALE. THAT MAG
uinccnt residence on the southeust corner
Of Gwiunett and Barnard streets l. u. La
Roche
FOR RENT. SEVERAL DESIRABLE
residences thoroughly renovated. Apply
A WHY. agent. y Bryan street. east.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-28


FOR SALE. BUILDING LOTS, DIT~rs-
mersylllc. bargain. Cali on or address J.
Il. cain. Board Of Trade
FOR SALE. THOSE LOTS ON NINTH
street. near East Broad. have only been
sold 20 firat-ciass parties, who will make
good neighbors; and none others can buy.
The terms are very easy and they are
cheaper than any others ~ the vicinity
c. n. Dorsett
ron SALE. A LOT FoR TWO HUN
dred dollars: easy terms. on Ninth street
near East Broad. no city taxation. c. A.
Dorset.
FOR SALE. LOTS on NINTH STREET
near East Broad. no city taxes at 500
each; twenty-five dollars cash. and easy
monthly payments. c. ~ Dorset
FOR SALE LOTS ON NINTH. NEAR
East Broad. az 800 each viii soon
be advanced 70 I2z5. when lot has been
paid for can arrange TO get a home
built. c n Dorsett
RESIDENCE AND BUILDING LOTS
for sale all over tho city. Robert a.
Tatem. real estate dealer. No York
street. west
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-28
woaN Will nE mAmrERED.
Chairman DaHn says Many Dead
Trees Must u. Removed.

The work OF the Park and Tree Commits
sion during 1901 viii De upon much the
eeme lines o. were followed during 1900.
Chairman p D. Danin said yesterday that
The appropriation Of 800 being bat 80
Increase over the appropriation for the
present year. Will admit OF no more COM
prehenslvc work upon the part 81 the CON-
mission.
In fact. said Mt Dafiin the Park and
Trec Commission viii scarcely be- able
40 effect a. satisfactory results as during
1850 This. be- said b. FOR the reason fhai
there are q great many dead trees IN the
city that will have 70 be cut down and re-
moved The cost Of this work. he said.
viii exceed the extra $50. leaving less
money 10 be expended upon The planting
~ f.w trees
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-28
MEDICAL.

now ARE YOUR FEETs If YOUR
feet are troubling you, call on me and !
will give you relief. l cure ingrowing
nails. corus and all diseases Of tho feet
without pain. charges reasonable; can
give the best references IN the city. pa
tents treated az residences; orders can
be- left at Livingston's drug store. Bun
and Congress streets telephone 20. Lem
Davis surgeon chiForodist
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-28
CAROLS Al IsLE OF HOPE.
children of sunday school WIN Hold
Their Christmas celebration

The Isle OF Hope Sunday School VIII
hold as Christmas celebration tonight
when there win be tree and presents
,or the children. Christmas carols and
other exercises and the submission OF the
r.nori Tor che year OF supt. j. \. Nc
Glni. . 49,.
An A. Il Reppard will be among those
40. vgii attend the exercises and L u
'o-sible will make short address. Tine
s,r.et railway company has agreed 10
s,tt ,be last car from Isle OF Hope TO
he city until the exercises nave been
concluded. 50 that those who care 90 at
END ihe exercises may do 80 with no
fear ihnt their return home VIII be under
difficuities
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-28
srrr on HER xEIGmBoR.
niBah Crate. Coiored. Arrested on
That Charge.

Dlnah Crate colored. who lives OF No.
e9 Bay street. east was arrested yes
tordsy by an officer OF Magistrate Jones'
Court on a warrant charging her with as
sault ard battery. The paper wos issued
Of the request OF Airs Elizabeth Peterson.
The complainant charges that she and
Fire defendant have had some trouble
growing one 81 the qunrrcls about their
children and that "Wednesday afternoon
" lille she was passing the house o. hi
nih, the defendant spit upon her.
The Crate woman will be given pre-
iimiuary hearing tomorrow
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-28
ron rmE VIEW TEAR RECEPTION
ptan. WIN he Discussed ny the
Ladies' AuxiIIsry. y. VI. G. n

There will be called meeting OF the
,a,... Auxiliary OF the y. ". c. \.
This morning at II o'clock IN the paFior
~. tb. association. 10 perfect arrange
,,sents Tor the New Years reception.
rnu attendance Of the members Is earn
estly requested. ~ any Of the member
nave small tablecloths belonging to IT,
Auxiilary. they ore requested TO notify
the president al this meeting.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-28

cures made BY Or.
kiimer's S~amp-R Root.
the grea, kidney. liver
and bladder remedy.
It's the great medi-
caltriumph CT the nine
,senih century dis
covered after years Of
scientific research by
Or. Kilmer. the emit
neni kidney and blad-
DER specialist. and il
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-28

- AHERCORN STREET FOR RENT
tiat southern exposure. furnished, or I'M
furnished 90 suite. or single
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-28
We Save You Money

on
Fire works. Toys and dolls; see US quick.
Phone sIs.
DoNNELLY DRUG Co.
Liberty and Price streets.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-28
LOST AND FOUND.

LOST. \ BANK BOOK MONDAY. a
rcwnrd given 10 Tho finder N returned TO
i-s Lincoln street o. 20 the southern
Bank
FOUND. BLACK BAY HORSE. q AN
darson street, west. owner can have By
proving and paying expenses,
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-28

bVfRTisfSifNTs SET n CAP,
TTALS WILL BE PRINTED IN cI.AS-
sIFIED ADVERTISEMENT COLUMN
FOR TWO CENTS A WORD. NO AD-
vERTIsEMENT TAKEN FOR LESS
THAN SOC.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-28
Fnn nnNr-sroREs.


FOR RENT. STORE ON LIBERTY
street next 90 corner Montgomery and
Liberty. near Central dcpot
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-28

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who have not already tried Il. may have a
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telling more abou, SwaTnp-Rooi and how to
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When writing mention reading this generous
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