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The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1900-05-18
Running Full Blast.

The REGISTER has tried to keep it's
readers we'll informed about the en-
terprises OF the city, but there is q
suspicion that the true magnitude
and Importance of the Star Brick
Company's plant has been over
looked. At any rate REGISTER re.
porter was surprised on visiting the
plant to learn the facts. The plant
is running full time now, turning out
d, 900 brick a day and these brick are
being used all over town and ut the
cement plant and being shipped out
of town. They are fine building
brick and have been passed upon by
the inspector of Kansas City as
very fine for sidewalks. The works
are now getting everything systema'
tlzed and last week lost only two out
of the sixty working hours. Mr.. j..
j. Whiting seems to be the right
man for book-keeper and the plant
is running full blast. Today is their
pay day and fifty men received checks
as the result of being employed at
this one factory.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1900-05-18
A Friendly Suit

Capt. n. A. Ewing last Friday
swore out complaint and had Fred
Horton and his accomplices arrested
for disturbing his peace That sounds
scandalous enough, doesn't it? The
fact is that Horton is employed by
the Lanyon Zinc Company to drill
gas wells.and they claim they have a
lease on Mr.. Ewiug's farm south west
OF town, while the Captain is as posi-
tive that they have no lease. The
company instructed Mr.. Horton to
start well aud he did, and MIR.
Ewing takes this means of having the
work stopped. 1t is friendly suit to
determine the lease question.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1900-05-18
TREATMENT OF TREES.
IndlscrimInntc Pruning II Nearly or
quite rs Detrimental as No
Pruning ut All.

When q tree is healthy the top is
uXuriant, but when it is weak or old
the top dies or makes little or no
growth, and small shoots sprout all
over the trunk, and in many cases
when such bushes are cut over they
push from the base and do well. In
very old trees restrictive measures
often fail to produce any lasting inn
provement But with trees that are
comparatively young and which are
suffering from neglect, but are not
deficient in vitality, renovating treat
ment is often productive of good re-
suits. Improvement usually takes the
shape of better growth, healthy foil
age and stronger growth, and this re-
quires time. With young trees espe-
cially feeble growth and unhealthy
conditions are the result of starva-
ton, bad soil or other unfavorable
conditions, atmospheric or otherwise.
When a tree is dying of old age the
signs are plain enough, and very lit
tie can be done to help 1t. One of the
surest signs of debility in a tree is the
pushing of adventurous growths from
the trunk and main branches and the
dying off, year by year, of the twiggy
terminal shoots. The sap does not cir
culate freely to the extremities, but
chiefly about the trunk.
One renovating measure is the ju-
dicious removal of the feeble, decay
ing tops and branches and the appl-
cation of'fertilizers near the roots.
The trees should be pruned rather
late in the spring, when growth Is
about commencing, and only the
really diseased or dead portions should
be cut away. Indiscriminate pruning
is nearly or quite as detrimental as
no pruning at all. There should al
ways be a good reason for the re-
moval of limbs from tree. The eff
fects of renovating treatment will
usually not be apparent the first year
unless it be in the production of nu-
merous buds and small growths from
the old wood. With care, an improve
ment may be noticeable each year.
n. j. Shepherd, in Farmers Voice.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1900-05-18
Hunting In France.

Sometimes in the Parisian's more
remote excursions after smaller game"
writes Richard Whiting, in Century,
"a wild boar crosses the path; so the
prudent sportsman takes his hunting
knife or even his revolver with him as
well as his gun. The French list of nee.
essaries for the field is alarmingly
large; the stations of Rambouillet and
Fontainebleau, on nights when people
are going down for the shooting, are
encountered with materiel de guerre In
a manner that suggests a mobilization
of the army. The revolution saw the
last of the grand battues of the old
school; and then the Infatuated people
held the gun, and slaughtered without
mercy, for food, without a thought of
the future. The partridge never fairly
recovered from that blow"
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1900-05-18
A Knirht of the Grip Testifies.

Momence, ILL.,, Nov. IA, 1898.
/ was troubled with disaRreeable
feeling in my stomach caused by
dyspepsia, and one dose of DR. Cald-
wells Syrup of Pepsin relieved me.
1 will never be without it as 1t Is the
best remedy for Constipation and In
digestion l have ever used.
P. r.. CLAIR.
Travelling Salesman for Pearson d
Weytel, Importers of Queensware,
Indianapolis, Ind.
In lOc, SOC and $l.00 bottles at
Samuel's Drug Store, Moran, Kansas.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1900-05-18
Bird. a. weather Prophets.

If birds in general pick their feath-
ers, wash themselves, and fly to their
nests, expect rain. Parrots and
canaries dress their feathers and are
wakeful the evening before a storm.
If the peacock cries when he goes to
roost, and, indeed, much at any time,
1t is a sign of rain. Long and loud sing
ing of robins in the morning denotes
rain. Robins will perch on the top
most branches of trees and whistle
when storm is approaching. The rest
lessness of domestic animals and barn
yard fowls before an approaching
storm is wei known, and many of their
peculiarities have been noted; but the
actions of song birds do not appear to
have previously received particular at
tention. THE Standard.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1900-05-18
PRUNING FRUIT TREES.
when Setting Them out n Generous
Use of the Knife Is Advisable
in Most Instances.

When trees are taken up in the nur-
sery a great many of the roots are
broken off. The drying out incident TO
transportation reduces the vitality Of
the trees also, and so they must
be favored as far as possible by
a vigorous pruning of all limbs.
The cuts show, first an average
tree as It comes from the nurs-
cry, and, second, the same tree
as it should be pruned when it is set
out. Most people are too much afraid
of cutting tree back. Such work
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1900-05-18
One Kind of Sure Crop.

The fact that smelter smoke Is in
furious to crops which lie too close to
the works has been advertised enough
in this county to make the knowledge
general. So it lie that people were
rather surprised to see that some
man has plowed and is preparing to
plant in corn the field right south OF
the Lapyon smelter near lola. In
discussing the subject, one man adj
vanced the ipgenius theory that so
far from fearing that the smoke might
injury his corn crop, the man was
really hopeful that such would be the
case, in which event he would claim
damages. The Kansas season is
nearly always suited to start off a
crop luxuriantly and this thrifty
farmer will see that his corn comes
up In good shape. If but six inches
nigh when the wind changes, and the
little tender shoots wither, his crop
is laid by. Provided he wins out,
this will probably rank as the
'"surestu crop in the State.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1900-05-18
stnrting die Onion Cron.

When making the onion plat use the
"sets" instead of seed and set them
in the rows as soon as the frost leaves
the ground. They may be about three
or four inches apart in the rows, but
for large kinds more room may be
given Begin working them from the
start, and especially after rain, to
prevent them from being crowded
with grass and weeds Where the
maggots attacked them last year such
land should ne given over TO peas and
q new location selected for the onions.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1900-05-18

means, however, a more vigorous tree
later on, and the vigorous pruning
should be given, no matter how much
1t hurts TO cut the young growth back.
There is another important point to be
remembered in setting out young trees
Probably more of these die annually
for want of sufficient moisture than
from any other cause. This Is shown
by the fact that one rarely loses any
newly set trees II the season happens to
be very moist, while In dry seasons the
loss Is apt to be very great. A heavy
mulching about each tree as 1t Is set
will greatly assist in keeping the roots
moist, as will also firm packing Of
the earth about the roots when being
covered. If 1t pays to set out trees at
all, 1t will pay to set them out properly
and to care for them when set.-N. Y.
Tribune.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1900-05-18

The New York Herald recently
printed special cables from London
and Rome respectively, which say
that two letters, one from King
Agrippa to Christ and the other from
the Savior to the king in reply
letters referred to by Eusebius in the
fourth century-have been discovered,
after being lost 1903 years..
FROM AGRIPPA TO CHRIST.
The letter from King Agrippa to
Christ reads:
II have heard of Thee and the cures wrought
by Thee without herb or medicine, for 1t is re-
ported Thou restoreth the sight TO the blind
and maketh the lame to walk, cleanseth the
leper. rsiseth the lame, chaseth out the devil,
and so cleanse the spirit and heal those who
are termed with disease Of a long continuance.
Hearing all this of Thee, was fully per-
suaded that thou are the very God, come down
from Heaven to do such miracles, or that Thou
art the son of God and performeth them.
Whereof have sent Thee few lines, entreat-
ing Thee to come here and cure my disease e.
Besides, hearing that the Jews murmur against
Thee, and continue to do the mischief, invite
Thee to my city, which is but little one, but
is beautiful and sufficient to entertain us
both"
CHRIsT'S REPLY TO THE KING.
Christ's reply to the above reads:
Blessed art thou for believing me when
thou hast not seen, for II is written OF me that
they who have seen me shall not believe. and
they who have not seen me shall believe and
be saved. But concerning the matter thou
hast written about this is to .acqusint thee that
all things for which was sent hither must be
fulfilled, and then shall be taken up and re.
turn to Him that sent me. But after my
ascension will send one of my disciples tina,
shall cure thee Of thy distemper and give life
to all them that are with thee"
The Journal and Advertiser saye:
THE special cable from Rome purports to
prove the truth ola tradition that is almost as
ancient as Christianity. OF course the Journal
IAN not vouch for the truth OF the statements
which were made yesterday, April SOth, by
Professor Bobrmann of Vienna university. tc
the Archaeological congress in Rome, but they
are Of intense interest"
AN INVALUABLE DISCOVERY.
The cable message continues: "Pro.
fessor Bohrmann announced that
these letters have been discovered
carved in stone over the gateway Of
the old palace of the Kings of Ephesus
and that they were undoubtedly
the letters referred to by Eusebius
and other early Writers, according tC
whom they were written i'm Syro
Chaldaic characters and originally
discovered under u stone 81 miles from
the city of IcOnium in the year % and
then lost.
Fragments purporting to he of the
original were declared spurious by
Pope Leo III. Professor BOhrmanI
says this discovery proves that such
letters were written and supplies thu
full text"
A special from London is also print
ed, in which Professor George Rober
Min Murray, keeper of the depart
ment of botany and natural history
in the British museum, is quoted q
saying that the inscription was un
doubtedly genuine. Professor Murrs!
had seen q fac simile.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1900-05-18
Advertised Letter List.


List of letters remaining in the lola
post-office and unclaimed for the week
ending May 7, 1900.
LADIES.
Ballard, Mrs ME Bernard. Mrs Nellie
Carnahan, Miss Alta Clark, Mrs Richard
Cole, Mist Mollie Davis, Mrs Mary
Fekler, Miss Rmma Firestone. Mrs Stella
Gibbs, Mary Z Keith, Miss Bessie
Mahaffey, Annie oliver, Mrs Dore
Pierson. Bodelle. Mrs Stewart, Miss Annie
Spencer. Mrs Eettie Thornton, Mrs Sarah
Thornton, Louisa Williams, Mrs Emma
Smith, Mrs II
GENTLEMEN.
Rromwell, Harry CarmAn, 8.
Clark, George Dake, LIE
Davis. vi Dickson, r Palmer
Evans, IA Glasgow, John NJ
Hall, HI Haslett, &C
Jones, H Logan (Undertaker)
Mcbride. James McMann, 8
Miller, Chas Newton, F r
Nicholson, George Norton Martin
Pierce, Clark Pratt. Harry
Rsmaly, DIV 1.-THE scohelds''
syms, Charles Thompson Eden H
Usher, Chas Williams, Allen
Wilson, Armel
Parties calling for these letters will
please say advertised, giving date.
II. l.. HENDERSON, p. NJ.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1900-05-18
Az Pleasant M Mamie Syrnn.

Most remedies have something UNI
pleasant to the taste and in conse-
duence many people, especially
children, dread the dose and put off
entirely or delay the taking of the
that can do them good. Not so with
DR.. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin-every-
body likes it's taste and when taken 1t
will cure cure constipation and all
kinds "of stomach troubles" In 10,
soc and 81. 90 sizes at Samuel's Drug
Store, Moran, Kansas.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1900-05-18
The Most Stubborn Conghs

resulting from an attack of la grippe
or heavy cold, must yield to the Won
derful healing properties of Foley's
Honey and Tar, which strengthens
the lungs and makes them etrOng.
Campbell a. Burrell.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1900-05-18
A New Cnrd Trick.

Bachelor Subscriber "a voracious
reader) TO Lady Librarian-I guess
I'll have TO get married so I can take
out more books at time.
Lady Observation-Disclosures my card,
You can take some out on that.
$50 sudden" etc-Ohio State Jour
nal.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1900-05-18
The "AngeIuS"
Piano Player
plays any Piano-Anyone Can Play It

plays any Piano-AnyOne Can Playit
INSTANTLY applied to any piano
I grand, square or upright making IT
q self-playiug instrument. No musical
talent on the part of performer required.
A child that las never before seen a
piano can. with the aid of the Angelus
Orchestral Piano Player render the
most difficult compositions in a manner
possible to only the most accomplished
pianists Contains Din addition to piano.
playing mechanism two full sets Of
organ reeds which may be played sepa-
rately or In connection with the plano
A full description Of the Angelus Or
chestral Plino Player is contained In
sent TO any idress upon application.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1900-05-18
To Heal a Hurt

Use Banner Salve, the great healer.
It's guaranteed for cuts, wounds
8 ires, piles and all skin diseases
Take no substitute. Campbell! d
BurTell.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1900-05-18
A LETTER FROM CHRIST

Full Text of the Message of King Ag-
rippa to Christ and the Reply of
the Savior, Carved Over the
Gateway of the Old Palace
of the Kings of Ephesus
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1900-05-18
"A Howlinp Snccess.n

Wherever properly introduced DIR.
Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin, as a cure
for constipation has met with a
phenomenal sale. Many druggists
cannot say enough in praise of its
merits, as well as its great popularity
with the people. In l0c trial size and
also In so and $1.00 sizes at Samuel's
Drug Store, Moran, Kansas.
Mrs. Albert Hill, one mile east of
Piqua, has Plymouth Rock eggs for
sale at 75cts per setting or three SET
tings for 81.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-04-05

" L O BRAC1
GRlESEL Y Winonie v bloku
Pekera, 70 wszYstkieh tute-
ssych salon6w naiwieeej piwa
4~prsedaja. 3 csego wynika,
te piwo gosciom tn podawa.
ne, jest jaknsjlepssem. "
gl6wne} sali "a stolY j mnogie
kr.esla, q nadto osobnY pok6j
Ola chcacYch siedsied osob.
no. Ludzi y tel, po starokraj-
kr.;sku urzadsonei obetsy
sawsze Iai v ulu, Ices mimo
to kazdY szYbko dostanie
|c.eeo zn1sda.i : sadowoleniem
~ychodsi.
Farmersy terax = ca1em
miesciie wygodniejsaei gosDodY
ME zn.jda, j.k q Griesl6w, : =
polacsonei ich : salonem
eroserni wssystko moga kapit
GO ! niasta dla kachni ! stetu.
srporadsa6 0u,sa.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-04-05

Ks;44ka do aabo3e1asa MASH
sossspsssz ArosbisEspa Duni.ss.
tax swana B,skupka. dla ko-
blot. 4l.6O
II sama Biskupka. Y pick.
niejssei oprswie,z okucien "a
mecskiem. 90
Ast6t 6tr6x, ksi4Gka do nabo-
tle = !: pieknej oprswle, g
sfotYm br1eGiem ........s.. O.66
c,s.Anjol 8br64 opTewny y
sk6rke zlocone brsegi ) okuciem
sameczkism saotym tYtuli.
Tax, sam Astd1 &trt@, oprsw-
ny y ko66 sioniow4, : okuolam ]
ameeskiem. st6sowny M podsru.
ola dam.
Wsaaek ka,yi, : Wholesome
ml obraskaml' M okiadkach
samseskiem j okuciem 1
slooonYm brsegiem
Wansk Aaryi, oprawny y
sk6rke. z zfoconym brze2lem xioco.,
nym tytullklem, beg za6eoska
okucia. -. $500
Wyborek csyl, kr6tki spos6h
1abo1e1stwa oodIlenneeo v swy-
ozaJne1 oprswis............4O Q.
Taxi ram Wy0oek, oarawny y
drog4 sk6rke. Z okuclem j zameos-
kieni.~.............. 800. 6b Q
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-04-05
n :ysssss 4Es aalss..ss$ 4 Isa3 s5FStsa@a ssSfs 4 %a#
IL :. : : s,W' ! Il Y 1 ].

u, II ! .slWIlIlAl|.T''l n A J. I.
BERLIN. Wiec = spraw;e
usuki jezyka polskiego odbyty
= sessi2 nledsiele otworzy}
poset p. Glebocki st6sowna
prssmov9 - y ktorej 'wYka-
s7vsl, le wyehowanie dsiecl
naesych q. p~odstawie jssyks
eje4ystego jest ko2'eossno Di .
swietym obtowiaskim rodsio6w.
- Prsewodnic44 udzieli} po-
tenn gto,u p.nu Beekanowl,
kt6ry wyxssy~al, jak dziec'
nasse naratone 60 ma sgermani.
xowanls i podawat srodkI, jak
sie temu op,erat naieiy. -
Pan Csy&ewics praema vial do
mstek polskich wskazujac i'm
ebowiaski nsjpisrwszYoh MAUI
csycielek " domowem wyche~
Uaniu. Pan Janiszewski row.
ME przemaw,ai " tel mysli.
Zabrata potem gtos prsybyts
= Posnanis parma Jan,na o.
nahkowska Nv dirgiem pre-"
m61ieniu zacheoala matki do
wYchowsnia dsiatek " trady-
eyach ojczystych. Przemawiaalli
jes.cze: p. Pestaremczak 2
Cherlottenburgs, PIP. D"or-
kcwska i Molska, oraz panowie
Kowalski i Frelkiewi~z 49, .
kapian obecny ma tym3e VIE
"a, ob)awiaf 1yczonie sby
wszclkie sposoby wychowania,
oparte na jesyku ojesyetym.
Cpl rally sic prsewa8nle ma
podsta ie religiiael. Ma wnio~
rex rsdaxtors ,,Dsiennika Bar-
hiskiego'', p. Hr6bla. wznie-
siono okr2yki ma ozei6 wszyst-
kich m6wc6w i M TEN vice
akohczono, a wiecownikow
plci obojej byio tylu, se sala
azczelnie byia zapelniona.
z BELGI[. donossa, 3e kr6l
Leopold corsz bardziej clerp,
ms ocsy, ze grozi mu -zupeinia
utrata Ewzroku. -
> ~, .~< 70
z WARSZAWY donosza,
lakoby1: Petersburea prsyszfo
tame rozporzadzenie, wedle
kt6rege No stacy " Pruszko-
vie, ma stacyi kolei warszaW-
sko-wiede iskie) g%romadziio sic
400 wagon6w kolejowYch. pre-
anaozonych ma przew6z wojska.
- Pog}oska to> tYlxo.
f. LWOW, Minister oswiaty
aatw,erdzit zawieszen!e wykla
dow ma politechuice, natomiast
ME zatwierdsil zarzadzenia 0
1amknieciu. DO rektsr ME
mial prawa do tegc.
CAPE TOWN, Okret ktorY
niai bye wys}any na wyspe sw
Heleny ra.em z jehcam' jeszoze
pred tygedn'em dotYch|czaa's
ME opusoi} portu. Powodem
tego of63nienia "a ohoroby "
s.eregach jshc6". Jency ME
akarta sic ami ma z'e obeho-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-04-05

NI1e si1isj aGesdDsp, y -
vi iskl3ui,+6nl: dDaiki, ~,
.marDss krakoviah. pge&la1Eyy,
p,efni payryotyouas, wn3Dnns,
5historyc4ne I'D II. .-. %
IG.atalant orsz pieini weselne de de
miodxiehfc6w drutb6w. sawte.
rsj4oy: ZaprosinY M wesele -
OracYe weselue - Piosnki We.
LdrnE Polsh, Zawiera14c7 647
Dumek. Aryi. Krakowlsk6w !
plosnek iudowYch. w mocnej
oprawle, Cena..............75c
Bukit Pi.sn; sp;ato,eyeh. 80
Jak sbudopane iest e;a1o Gso.sieka
i do ozego rotne czelol casls
lndzkiego siut2 przez II. Brze.
zi6sk,ego. Z rYsunkarni..: s. G.
Qaysoks;esnik Aeks.s~Pokus ozyli
nauka odkrycla taisnnio ME-
zswodny spos6b osarowan'a,
dawnisJ IS 9. tsraz snl4ona
Observation-Disclosures. 20 q
ALIAS Haoryi Naturolnej : 100
ohrszkami ludzi, swlefz2t ozvo-
1osotnyc Oh ptsk6w ryb. gsdow.
ovad6w it'd, sStekstem fel.kss
Wermlnsklego.... 90. 50 ct.
Akk,andya Nodfk; Slovnik Pol.
10 Angielski l Anglelsko -Polskl
v mocne1 oprawie 70 si0conemi
tYtulkami. Cena.."........ 400
Kieasonko,cy &opnn Polske-An-
gielsk1. ooc
K.ieoa 2 Portsetami Krdl6w Polkah
Zswiera A obraz6w w1eiko6ci
7x10 cali, " kllku koloyaoh.
Oprawa piekna ) trws}a. Ksiega
IA zawiera takte sp,s kI6l6w, ich
ion 1 dziecI eras gl6wniejszYoh
dat acknowledgements Portret
kazdego kr6la Jest pcd$ny ma
oddz,elnym grubym k~ar:on'e,
prze1licznie. glansowanyn. Pod
kazdym p~ortretem jest wYdru>
kowane nazwisko, data urodze.
nia 6misrcl. Cena (dawnle]
$3.50 teraz u OO
Rxe,sods,ik do Pisoaia hstoso
milosnych.... -....... .-.. 30e
S<,mik persko- egipski.. .2oo.
Leka,x Donaosev osyi1 nieza-
wodne sposoby domowego i TAME
20 leozen,a rozmaitych ohor6b 26o .
KUCHNIA POL5KO
AMERYKAFsKA (Vena 50
cent6w) ns]nowaza Ks1AZKA
|KUCHARSKA, uiozona pres se<
dziw3 dofw1adc.on3 kucharke PREY
pomooy kucharsa ~hotelowego.
Ksl91ks t. xawlera nastepu]ace
rozd.iaty: Napoje Zupy, Jarzyny
Satisfy Rozmalte potrawy ja1 !
MAXI Potrawy miesne, C'eleoins.
5kopowjna, Wieprzcwin., Dr6b,
Ryby, R6kne potrawy
m,ssne sosy pieczyws konntito-
~ i zadrawY Legum;ny, budynis
, pahztety Lody.
Mode panienki b.rdzo szybko
nabierai@ vprawy v kuoharzeniu
iezell praktvkujlc y kuchn', RAJ
poraz zsgIfdaj3 dc togo znskomi-
togo knoharskiego podreczni-
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Ds;e,e ,tare1o : ~ossess 1tsta-
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