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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1900-03-25
MISCELLANEOUS.

CASH REGISTERS REPAIRED BY A.
C. Marin, 81 Drayton street. Phone I'LL.
MATTRESSES MADE TO ORDER OR
renovated, at short notice, by A. s. Crit
fin 314 Broughton street. west; phone 2464
CELEBRATED VIRGINIA CLUB RYE.
Lewis 66. Hunter Baltimore Rye. Old
Grow, Monopole Rye Whlskey. At Rem
Ier's, Drayton and Liberty.
FOR MANTELs. THING AND
CRATES go to Cornwell G. Chapman.
A BOTTLE OF FINE OLD CROW
will be the thing these cold days; none
so pure as at VIM. Diers. West Broad
and Liberty.
MATTRESSES RENOVATED AND
worked over thoroughly; best moss mat
tresses made to order. David Clark, IA
jefferson.
LET Us CLEAN YOUR CLOTHES BY
Resorcine antiseptic process. New York
Steam Dye Works. Whitaker-state street
REPAIRING WATCHES is OUR
speciality; we do the work well and cheap.
j. & c. N. Thomas, 1A Whitaker.
PLATFORM SCALES AND COTTON
beams repaired by A. G. Marin, 81 Drayton
street. Phone I'LL
FURNITURE MOVED OR PACKED
for shipment; prices reasonable. A. B.
Griffin, 3l4 Broughton street, west; phone
2lei
GENERAL LINE OF FINE CIGARS;
best 1Oc cigar in town. At Renters, Dray-
ton and Liberty.
FOR HARDWARE AND TOOLS. GO
TO Cornwell e. Chapman
UPHOLSTERING DONE IN BEST
style and in best workman-like manner;
price reasonable David Clark, l4l Jeffer-
son.
1T DOES NOT PAY TO HAVE THE
art pressed In. or gasoline smeared over
fine clothes; get them thoroughly cleaned
ana disinfected by the Resorcine sntisep-
tic process. New York Steam Dye Works,
Whttaker-State streets.
REPAIRING WATCHES is OUR
speciality; we do the work well and cheap.
j. & c. N. Thomas, 1A Whitaker.
COMBINATIONS SAFES OPENED ANo
repaired by A. G. Marin, 81 Drayton
street. Phone I'LL
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FURNITURE MOVED OR PACKET
for shipment prices reasonable. A. 8
Griffin, 3l4 Broughton street. west; phone
2l6l.
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GENERAL LINE OF FINE CIGARS;
best 10c cigar in town. AT Renters. Dray-
ton and Liberty.
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PLATFORM SCALES AND COTTON
beams repaired by A. G. Marin, 81 Drayton
street. Phone I'LL
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ADVERTISEMENTS,
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WINTER RESORTS.

Continued from sixteenth Page.)
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1900-03-25

MATTRESSES RENOVATED AND
worked over thoroughly; best moss mat
tresses made to order. David Clark. IA
Jefferson.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1900-03-25

A BOTTLE OF FINE OLD CROW
will be the thing these cold days; none
so pure as at VIM. Diers. West Broad
and Liberty.
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FOR HARDWARE AND TOOLS. &C
10 Cornwell & Chapman.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1900-03-25

LET US CLEAN YOUR CLOTHES BY
Resorcine antiseptic process. New York
Steam Dye Works. Whitaker-State street
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REPAIRING WATCHES is OUR
specially; we do the work well and cheap.
j. & C. N. Thomas, ia Whitaker.
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Govern neIAt H0niis,
ouofntions or Active Bonds.


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ON THE PULL OF THE TRIGGER.

(Continued from Tenth Page.)
 tailor's bills, went into sticl1-pins and candy and sbooks and music and riding whips for Miss Mivart. But he took off the hat and gave 1t to her without even a lingering glance at that high-prced trademark within. And he felt that it was worth four times $4.75 when she picked up the tattered remains, at last, and asked if she might have them to hang in her room.
 Then she looked down at her grimy hand and considered the first finger, crooking it open and shut T think it's going to swell" she pouted. That is a perfectly awful trigger to pull"
 GreVllle did what any man might have been expected to do. He caught the hand and kissed it. Miss Mivart looked absolutely unconscious of 1t. She might have been ten miles away herself. Gre vile, therefore, thought that she was angry, and his heart was filled with contrition. Yet he was old and wise enough to be first lieutenant. He walked beside her back to the post in state of humble dejection she could not understand.
 The next morning 1t was Burton's turn. Brevflle was over on the range now, vainly trying to bring his record up to where Burtons was. This time Miss Mivart fired at white pasteboard box cover and hit it three times out of
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twenty She was jubilant, and so was Burton, because she was making such progress under His tuition.
 That's an easy carbine to shoot, ism t it?" she asked as they wandered home it isn't at all hard to pull the trigger"
 Burton glanced at her. and she met his eyes innocently. Its just like any other trigger" he told her.
 "Yes, of course. And is that the very same carbine you use in the competi- tion-the one you shot with yesterday, and will use this afternoon when you finish up?"
 He told her that it was.
 Well" she said, complacently, 1T think I'm doing very nicely, don't you? I hit the target th1ee times, and my first finger doesn't hurt a bit-this morning."
 That afternoon the competition came to an end. with Burton a good many points a head of Grevllle, And that night there was the big hop. It had been understood from the first that the man who won was to take Miss Mivart to the hop. So she went over with Bur- ton and gave him one-third of her dances. Grevile had another third, and the rest were open to the post at large.
 Greville did not look happy at all. It was not the target record he minded. He never thought about that It was having to go down the board walk to the hop-rooln behind Burton, and to watch Miss Mivart leaning on his arm and looking up into his face from under J,a ,,rl,;t ta ie,+c 1p hn01. was not consoled at all when she looked up into his own face even more sweetly at the beginning of the second dance, and whispered that she was ''so sorry
 Now as the second. dance had been Grevile's, the third was Blrton's That was the way it had been arranged. As the band began the waltz, Miss Mi- vart stood beside Grevllle in the center of quite a group. The commanding of ficer was in the group, so was Burtons captain, and so was the adjutant There were some others as well, and also some women. Miss Mivart may have chosen that position, or it may simply have happened so
 Any way, just as the waltz started, Burton, lght-hearted and lightfooted came slipping and sliding over the can dle-waxed floor and pushed his way into the midst. Ours" he said trium- phantly.
 But Miss Mivart did not heed him at once. She was telling them all how she had learned to shoot a carbine as we'll as any one, and they, the men, at any rate, were hanging on her words
 MT Greville taught me" she said, and so did MT Burton (Thls was the first either had known of the others part in it. and they exchanged a looltD They taught me with their own car pines, too, The very same ones they used themselves in the compe tition. But I shoot best with Mir Burton's car bine. He must have fixed his trigger to pull more easily 1t was almost like, what do you call it, har-trigger?"
 She looked about for an answer, and saw on their faces a stare of stony hor- TOT and surprise. They had moved a little away from Burton, and the com officers steely eyes were on his face, The face had turned white, | even with the sunburn, and Burtons l voice was just trifle unsteady as he | spoke:
 This is our dance, I think, Miss Mi | vart," he said.
 The innocent round, blue orbs looked E
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Denver and Rio Grande pref, ? per cent, payable July 16; books closed July '.
 Delaware Lackawanna and Western, 1% per cent. payable July 20; books closed July 3.
 Federal Steel Co.,, pref, 1h per cent, payable July 20; books closed June 26
 General Electric Co.,, 11a per cent, payable July IA; books closed June IA.
 Hooking Valley pref, per cent, pay able July 16; books closed June 30.
 Lake Erie and Western pref. 2 per cent, payable July 16; books closed July 8
 Minneapolis and St. Louis pref, 21a per cent, payable July 1T; books closed June 30.
 Metropolitan Street Railway, 1% per cent, payable July 16; books closed June 26.
 New Haven Iron and Steel Co.,, 15 cents per share, payable July 16; books closed July 6.
 National Biscuit Co.,. per cent, payable July 16; books closed July 6.
 New York Central, 1A per cent, pay able July 16; books closed June 30.
 New York and New Jersey Telephone, 114 per cent, payable July IA; books closed July ,.
 New York and Pennsylvania Tele- phone, 11a per cent, payable July 14; books close July z.
 Proctor and Gamble pref, ? per cent, payable July IA: books closed June 30.
 Parrot Mining Co.,, IF per cent, pay able July 30; books close July IA.
 Southern New England Telephone Co.,, 1h per cent, payable July 30 books closed June 30.
 Wells-Fargo Express Co, per cent. payable July 16; books closed June 30
 Western Union Telegraph Co.,, 1& per cent, payable July 20; books closed July g.
 Winchester Avenue Railroad, 1A per cent, payable July 16; books closed July g.
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MILFoRD's MUssEL QUESTION.
County Health Officer Orders an Abate
ment of Alleged Nuisance.

County Health OfllCef oIuefS an ADale-
 ment of Alleged Nuisance.
 County Health Officer Hoadley on Saturday notified five fishermen in Mil- ford that they will be given until July 20 to abate nuisance that has caused many complaints from the residents of that place and nearby towns. The mo- tices were sent to George II. Merwin, Wilbur Platt, Patrick Gallagher, Mich ael Hammond and J. H. Meeks. If the piles of mussel shells which have been allowed on the beach at Milford Point are not removed at that time the fishermen responsible for the nuisance will be prosecuted.
 The county health officer in making this order has modified the finding of Town Health Officer Heady of Milford, who ordered the nuisance abated June F under penalty of prosecution. The case has excited much interest in Mill ford and vicinity. Two hearings were held by Mir Hoadley,, and one by Dr. Heady. The residents of Milford and Stratford who complained of the nui- sance. retained Attorneys Root of Wa terbury and Hill of Waterbury.
 The last hearing was held Tuesday at the town hall in Milford, and dozen witnesses were examined, All told about twenty-fve witnesses were heard.
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New Yorls rotton E.ohnuge.

Reported over private wire by H. c. Frled- man x Co. bankers and brokers, 10 Wall Street. New York. New Haven Office 763 Chapel Street, Norman A. Tanner, Mana OnpfliuY Closinv
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E,mamrtal
 hL U fORK STOCK 1T .t eh E F..

Opening, Highest, Lowest Quotnti'ons On the New York Stock Exchange, reported by Prince X Whitely, Brokers, 15 Center Street. New Haven,
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RAILROAD STOCKS.
MISCELLANEOUS STOCKS.

Par Bid Asked Adams Express Co. .,.... 100 115 120 Boston Electric Light.... 100 1GS IFS Cons. Flee. Portland. ..... 10 . Cons Rolling Stock. ..... 100 24 % International Silver ,... 100 C International silver Pfd.. 100 . 30 New Haven Gas Light.... 9 76 7oN New Haven Water Co.,. 90 1OJ 1OS Peck, Stow x Wilcox. .... 25 27 8Is Secretly Insurance Co.,. 40 5G
 Swift X Co. .............. 100 1O1 1O2 Telephone-Cllesa < Pat. 100 63 6S
 Erie ....., .......... 100 9J 0S
 N. Y. & N. J..,......... 100 167 l72
 Southern N. E,.,...... 100 13O 133 L. $. Rubber Pfd. ......... 100 92 g5
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RAILROAD BONDS.
Due Bid Asked

B. tS N. I. A. l.. 5s. .... .1ooa LOG .. Cent Ky New Britain 5s. 1923 1O3h 1O4ls Dnnbury X Norwalk Gs. 1920 1o2 Holyokt < Weatheid lst Is, 1911 lW
 Housatonic Consols 5s, .1937 130 ., Merlden il. Ky hs. 1921 10s .. New Haven X Derby 5s. .19lS 115 .. N. Fl. X North. Consols 6s190O 117 .. \, If. X North 1st 5s. 1911 Ill .. N H. St. Railway 5s. ... 1914 100 :. N, II. St Railway 1st 5s. .1D1a 1O9 ., New Lond. North list As. 1910 102 .. New Lond. North. 1st ns. 1910 l09 New Lond St. Ity 1st5s. 1923 104 -. Norwich St. Ky. 1st 5s.. 1929 103A 1O5h N. r. X x. F. 1st Is. .... 1905 113h 115n N. Y. x N. E. 1st Us. 1D0o 11Oh 114,a N Y.,. N H. X H. list As. 1903 1Qt]a N H. ,S N H. Conv. As. 1905 1S7 100 N Y, N H. x H. Deb. As .104T 115 N r., Prov. X Boston As. 1e42 107 Waterbury Traction 5s. :. 1922 1O3h 1OS N, II. X w. Haven 1st 5s. 1912 10o 112
 MISCELLANEOUS BONDS
 Due Bid Asked Adams Express As. ..... .1o47 102H Boston Elec. 1st Us. 1908 11O ., international Silver 6s. .1049 0S =. New Haven City 7s.... 1901 103 New Haven City 7s..... 1901 104 .. X. Haven City is, sewer. 1914 l0J .. New Haven City 31as do. 1907 100 .. New Haven Town 31as. 1909 % .. N H. Town r. P Issue. 1909 100 .. New Haven School 4s.. .Io04 1o2h :: New Lon, Gas & Flee, 5s. 1929 .. 1O0b Swift X Co. 5s......r... 1920 103 103
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LOCAL FINANCIAL NOTES
FEATURES OF INTEREST FOR NET
 UAV VEN INVESTORS.

Consolidated Railroad Stock and Con-
 vertibIe Fours-swin & Co.'s New Five
 Per Cent. Bonds-TeIsphono Co.
 Rights-New Haven Misunderstanding
 and dBaIances-DivIdendL List.
 New York, New Haven and Hartford Railroad company stock has sold in small lots at 211A to PIP, and but no stock offering except at the latter fig ure. At this price a block of 2,OOO shares is held by a Boston banking house. The convertible fours are quot ed al 1S9 to 191, with but few bonds for sale. These will be convertible into stock at par on April 1, 1903, or a little less than three years.
 The new per cent. bonds of the delivered. The body of the bond is en- graved and printed in a black script on an orange colored background. They are dated July 1, 1900, payable in twen- ty years, but the company reserves an option to redeem on or after July l, 1910, at part and interest. Forty cou- pons of $25 each are attached to every bond, one coupon being payable each January and July until the principal is paid.
 Southern New England Telephone rights are quoted 23s to 3as. No sale of the stock is reported since the transfer books closed,
 Clearings and balances of the New Haven banks for the five business days o fthe week, ending July [ and for the corresponding week of last year, are furnished by the secretary of the New Haven clearing house.
 al 1900
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s1,924,9S4.S2 $29S, 42S,29 1,5SS, ,99O.6C

Increase week of 1900, five days, $940,- 94422
 Clearings week of 1899, $s22, S49.57. Difference in balances, $29, ,421.2S. Clearings wek of 1898, five days, $1,- 66S, 4S1 20.
 Clearings week of 1897, six days, $2,- 0S9, o2S65
 Clearings week of 1896, $i,734, ,66S.25. Clearings week of 1895, $1, 725, 76S.11 Dividends due arecfwyp mpfijpffijjfi Dividends soon due are:
 American Shelters Co.,, pref, 1% per cent, payable July 10; books closed June 23.
 Amalgamated Copper Co.,, per cent,, payable July 30; books closed July ?. Boston Electric Light Co.,, ? per cent, payable July IA; books closed June 30 Canada Southern Railroad, 1 per cent, payable July 30; books closed June 30.
 C., C., c. and St. Louis pref, per cent, payable July 16; books closed June 30.
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just q little coldly into his. No" she told him. T think you are mistaken. It is MT. Greville's dance." And she turned and laid her hand on Grevilles arm.-Cwendoen Overton in the San Francisco Argonaut.
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Closing Prices.

Following nre the closing prices reported by Prince X Whiteiy. Bankers and Brokers. 52 Brondwny. New York, mud 15 Center st., New Huyen. Bid. Asked
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1900-12-01

The N Perkins Comedy which
onens at the Court House hail next
Monday, from present reports has
been turning the crowds away in
the towns north Of Chickasha, and
as newspaper comments the COM
pany as giving the best of satlsfac-
ton. Their engagement here IS
for the week, at prices in the reach
OF all. The repertoire includes all
wen &c wnf plays, staged by Sam
lG. Burton, who has had twenty
wears experience in that line Re
member ladies will be admitted free
Monday night when accompanied
by lady or gentleman holding one
paid SOC ticket. Secure seats early
and avoid the rush. no free tick
cts at the court house, they must b'
secured at Post Office Drug Store
up to $50 Monday evening
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soRosIs.

AT the residence of Mrs Nail on
last Wednesday afternoon occurred
the ninth meeting Of Sorosis for
this year. Called to order prompt
ly at 3 3o'clock, president Mrs Big
gers in the choir. There were
several absentees on roll call, but
sickness was an all sufficient ex
cuse.
Quotations. Reading minutes
Of last meeting by secretary, Mrs
Mathers.
Mrs Riddle, chairman of Park
Committee submitted the follow
ing report
To the president and members Of
the Sorosis Club
Your committee appointed
to make investigation concerning
the advisability of securing a SUIT
liable location for 0 park TO be Sc
lected, improved and under the
care and control of the Sorosis
Club, beg leave to report:
We have made thorough inyes-
litigation az to whether or not the
Club would be permitted 10 pur-
chase q park site alta nominal price
when the city i plated and ap
praised by the Chickasaw town
site appraisers, were the same Sc
lected and improved at that time,
aud we have been advised that the
latest rulings OF the secretary OF
the interior regarding park sites
in the Indian territory does not
admit that any person or city car
have laid out, plated and improv
cd for park purposes the lands 0.
the Chickasaw Nation, but that al
such parks and park sites will b.
surveyed and plated into lots an'
j blocks by he townsite commission
and all lots sold at public sale t.
! the highest bidder. We have als'
been informed that perhaps At som
: time in the near future there vii
be probably some provisions mad
for parks and public grounds i
the Chickasaw Nation.
For the above reasons your com
, miltee does not think it adyisabl
. for the Sorosis Club 70 attempt t
select and improve park at thl
time, as we have no assurance tina
the club would he permitted topuI
chase the same finally.
J Your committee recommend
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THE cHAUTAUQUA CLUB.

Tina @ l. S 9 met at their club
room Wednesday afternoon Nov.
18th with ten members present.
9he president ana yice.president
both being absent Miss Clara Mil
Ter was asked to preside. Min
utes Of last meeting read. Motion
made aud approved that Miss
Lille Roses fine for tardiness be
remitted. Fines collected.
The question Of establishing
public library was then taken up
aud discussed. Mr.. Wright, Rec
tor of the Episcopal church Of
Chickasha called on the society
and gave very interesting talk
on good and bad literature and its
Influences. The necessity Of read.
ing good books, in order to form
good characters, our duty to the
young people in providing good
and bad literature aud It's inhu
ences. The conclusion beng TO
establish public library Of well
selected books. A motion was
made and approved to appoint a
committee Of three TO canvas the
town also 10 confer with the 9TH
ar churches of the city 10 see
what can be done to establish a
public library in Chickasha COM
mitt.e appolnied was Miss Clara
Clara Miller, Mrs. J. w. Brown
and Mrs. J r Crib, and Mrs. J
" Brown. Mrs. Robt. Johnson
leader for the day then took
charge of the circle.
Roll call responded to by
answers 20 search questions"
Answers to questions on cur
rent events:
"what is Turkey doing about
100000 due tue United Statesp'
What is the Eastern question:
What is the object Of Kruger 5
visit to Francel
If the Car of Russia dies who
will succeed himl
What composer died Nov. 22hd.
What Princess is exiled from
Prussia and for. " hat reasonl
Short reports were read on the
several states involved in the
Eastern question giving the
peculiar reason why each is inter
esied in toe problem by Mrs.
Birge, Mrs. Johnston, Mrs. Fox
and Mrs. Crib. Mrs. Cochran
read very interesting character
sketch Of Mirabeau.
The time having expi red the
history lesson was omitted until
the next regular meeting.
Circle adjourned TO meet at the
club room, Wednesday Dee. ..
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When man loves sin he goes
down; when he loves his wife he
goes home; when heloves another
mans wife he goes TO the grave
yard; when he loves a girl they
both 90 crazy.
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Respectfully submitted,
LETITIA RIDDLE,
Chr'm. Park Com

Cnf IN. ARK OOih.
The park committee was
choice of the club and approx u
Of the president, held over to
make such further inquiries and
investigations in regard to the
matter, as the times and changes
in real estate affairs in the terri
tory would make advisable.
Ii was suggested by the presi-
dent, and voted upon by the club
that certain papers read before
the club, should at some time,
ak. ;;a Nv their writer's permission
be printed in the Chickasha
Express.
The program, papers by Miss
Lou Williams and Mrs, George
Welsh. Miss Williams subject,
Grand opera and its singers in
America was excellent giving
quite history of favorites on the
operate stage.
Mrs. George Welsh read a
paper on composers Of music,
RossIni and Verdi. 1t was an
interesting resume Of the lives
and work Of these most famous Of
modern composers.
Current items brought out
much of interest, and evidenced
that the club, with their domestic
fairs and social pleasures, yet
takes time to keep up with events
in this wonderful last year Of the
ninteenth century.
Adjourned to meet on Wednes-
day afternoon, December 9th,
Ms. Z. NJ. Payne, hostess, wher
a paper ON development of oul
country, in railroads, schools,
Inventions, mining, etc. will b
read by Mrs. Payne, followed by
a discussion by the club on wha'
part Christianity has had in this
deye.opement.
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apa. what are allied forcesln

"a mans wife and his mother
when he attempts to saya good
word for the woman in the case.
Now run upstairs and play with
your little horse CART
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Elite clothing, Raymond's and
MiIler's gloves, Budd and Blake
news perfect form shoes and I. y J.
hats all for men at the
FAMOUS
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The stomach is is our best friend
and the next best Is the "PerfeeW
Baking Powder. r.Itis chemically pure
and assists digestion. ia. Ware. .Jr.
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