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Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1900-01-18

chise privilege. They are protected by
the laws of the country and therefore
should be under the control of the
laws of the country. This does not
mean municipal ownership but it
means a successful substitute for it.
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DRAFTING OF PLAYERS
WILL BE CONSIDERED BY THE IN
DIANAPOLIs BOWLING LEAGUE.
The Transfers of Kfmmel from Blue
Labels to ko-We-Bas the Cause of
Ection-Bowling Averages.

The Indianapolis Bowling League direc-
tors will meet Wednesday TO consider the
question of drafting players from one
league to another. The case in question is
that of the transfer of Kimmel from the
Blue Labels in the Tenpin League TO the
ko-We-Bas in he Indianapolis Bowling
League. The leagues do not play under an
agreement like the national agreement gov
erning baseball leagues. but the matter
will be fully discussed and no doubt a rule
established that will govern the transfer of
players from one club to another and from
one league TO another league.
The members of the Marion team have
practically decided to send a team Of five
men to the bowling congress to be held at
Chicago next month. The Chicago tourna-
ment will be one of the biggest ever held in
the country, and the prizes offered are a
great inducement to the Indianapolis bowl
ers. Last fall the Fellowship team won
prizes in this city from Chicago and Gin
cinnati bowlers and at the ST. Louis tourna-
ment. This team was composed mostly of
members of the Marion team.
The averages of the bowlers in the four
leagues are given below:
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PROSPECTS FOR BASEBALL.
Mr.. Is Still Confident of Sue
cess.

President Ban Johnson, Of the American
League, is credited with making a state
ment that it was by no means certain that
Buffalo would be selected as the eighth
city of the American League circuit, and
he considered the chances of Indianapolis
being in the American League next year
as very bright, as this city is a better base
ball town than Buffalo. President Watkins
read the statement purporting to ave
come from Johnson, and said he believed
that President Johnson, while not commit
ting himself at present, was really in favor
of Indianapolis, on account of the past rec
ord of this city in regard to attendance
at ball games. He said the question of Sc
lecting the eighth city would be left TO a
vote, and is confident that Indianapolis
will be the lucky city.
The American League next year will be
a stronger factor in baseball than ever be-
fore, and more National League talent will
be in the American League. McGraw and
Robinson will be at Baltimore; Hugh
Duffy, of Boston, will be in charge at Mil
waukee, and Jennings will own an interest
in the Detroit team. These four National
League stars will make a strong addition
10 the American League.
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Hon. Jonathan P. Dolliver. the we'll
known Iowa senator, will lecture next Tues
day evening at Plymouth Church, in the
Y. NJ. c.. A. lecture course. The Y. NJ 9.
A. always selects its lecturers from six
months to a year in advance or Indianapolis
would not have had the pleasure Of hearing
Mr.. Dolliver, as he is much sought after
since his vice presidential candidacy and
recent promotion to the senatorship. Sen
ator Delivers speech at Tomlinson Hall
during the recent campaign confirmed his
reputation as a brilliant orator. He Is an
orator Ia the true sense of the word. His
delivery is impressive, his rhetoric Is pol
ished n artistic, and his wit and bril-
lancy keep him in the closest touch with
the audience. Like many eloquent men
Senator Dolliver is a Southerner by birth
and education. only leaving his native
State of Virginia less than twenty years
ago.
1.-The Nation Of America" the subject
of the lecture. is popular and patriotic, and
will please alike those who are always in
terested in politics and those who take lit
tie interest in such matters Hon. John
L. Grifhths campaigned with Senator Dol
liver last summer and Will introduce him
on Tuesday evening.
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DATE FOR THE FIELD DAY
1T WILL BE HELD AT LAFAYETTE
ON MAY %, 1901.
De PAW University Expelled from
the Athletic Assocfation-A Lett
ter from Franklin College,.

The Indiana intercollegiate Athletic As
ISOLATION held a meeting at the Denison
Hotel yesterday and decided to hold the
next field and track meet at Lafayette.
The date of the meet is May Is. At the
meeting yesterday delegates from the fol-
lowing institutions were present: Indiana,
j. Fl. Horn; Purdue, ]. w. Esterline; Rose
Polytechnic Institute, w. f. Huthsteiner:
State Normal, j. p. Kimmell; Wabash Col
lege, S. T.. McCollum; Earlham, II. NJ.
Schilling; Hanover, T. e. MacGregor; But
Ter, w. f. Kelley; Notre Dame, J. w. Egg
gemman. w. F. Hathsteiner is president
of the association and ]. H. Horn secre-
tary.
In selecting a place for the next field day
exercises the association received invita-
tons from Purdue University, Notre Dame
and the State Normal, at Terre Haute. The
association deemed it best to accept the in
vitation of Purdue.
De Paw University was expelled from
the association for failure to conform to
the rules of eligibility for players. Frank
lin College had no delegate present. but a
letter was read from that institution an
nouncing that it would withdraw from the
association. II was announced that frank
lin is not well off in the way of athletic
talent which can be sent to take part in
field day exercises. This was given as the
reason for it's withdrawal. The association
discussed the question of eliminating BIZ
cycle races from the field day sports, and
this will probably be done within a year
or two. 1t is pointed out that cycling can
not really be considered a part of college
athletics.
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WOMAN'S BICYCLE RACE.


Watkins & Ruschaupt, owners Of the In
dainapolis Baseball Club, will promote a
woman bicycle race at Tomlinson Hall
during Christmas week. A big revival in
the indoor racing sport in the East this
fall and winter is the cause of the base
ball men conceiving the idea that another
race in Indianapolis would be a great
drawing card, providing they could secure
the fastest riders in the country. AS SOON
as the baseball season closed they gave
their attention to the racing game and To-
Gated the representative riders of Amer
lea ands Europe who are now participating
in races in the United States. They went
into the scheme with the idea in view Of
bringing together all the riders of note
who lay claim to the International cham
pionships. The riders who will be seen in
the Indianapolis race have all participated
In races in this country, but this will be
the first race in which they have all been
entered together.
Mile. Lisette, the champion of Europe,
who but recently came TO this country from
France, where she was the
fastest rider in bicycle racing. will be one
of the principal contestants in the In
dianapolis race Mollie La Tour, also a
French rider of some note and who won
many races in Western cities since she has
been in this country, has entered and will
make Il ndru HSnl lor the n"ternduOndi
championship, which will be decided in this
race. Among the other entries are Lizzie
Claw, the present worlds champion. and
Title Andersen, the American champion.
Both of these riders have a large number
of adherents in this city who will wish
them success in the race for the champion
ship against the foreigners. There will
also be other new riders in the race who
have never been seen in Indianapolis and
who have established regulations for fast
riding.
The race will open Christmas afternoon
at 2:30 for two hours and continue two
hours each evening throughout the week,
twelve hours in all. Messrs. Watkins q
Ruschaupt have yielded to the requests of
some Of the riders to run the race under
the point system, whereby the riders will
be scored so many points each evening,
according TO the place they finish, which
will insure a race each evening. A purse
of $500 was offered TO induce the best rid
ers in the country to participate in this
race, and the stars will all be here.
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THE COURT RECORD.
SUPERIOR COURT.


Room flames l.. McMaster, Judge.
Emma Heaston VS.. Clement Heaston; divorce.
Finding for defendant. Judgment against plain
Asbury Siivey VS.. Eva schofeld; on lease.
Jury returned verdict for defendant
Granted plaintiff at her cost.
James Brooks VS.. Matte Brooks; divorce. Ev-
susie Lunger VS.. Frank Lunger; divorce.
Granted plaintiff. Judgment against defendant
for costs.
Room flames NJ. feathers. Judge.
Arthur T. voetzel VS.. Julia f. yoetzel; di-
vcrce. Decree granted plaintiff. Judgment
Mile V. Rector W. Samuel C. Rector; d.
voree. Dismissed at plaintiffs cost
Association; receiver on trial by court
Room s-vinson Carter, Judge.
Rose Sussman VS.. Elizabeth Smith ct al: to
quiet title. Finding for plaintiff and title quietei
John X. stem VS.. John McGregor ct al; ap-
peal Dismissed and costs paid
ages. Dismissed by plaintiff. Judgment against
plaintiff for costs.
On motion OF Collie r. Kinney, j.. A. WALSH
was admitted to the bar.
CIRCUIT COURT.
+. Henry Clay Allen. Judge.
Margaret f. Hamilton VS.. Samantha j. Rob-
Of parties dismissed at cost of estate.
Grace thurman, known as Grace Lawson, VS..
PENDANT defauited. Submitted to court. Eyi-
dence heard. Finding for plaintiff. Decree set
ting ASIDE marriage contract Judgment against
defendant for costs.
Lawson Il. Hughes ct al. VS.. Keyless Lock
Company; on account. Judgment on verdict OF
jury for SIS principal. and interest from Oct. IS,
1no. against plaintiffs.
Mabel j. Loves VS.. Clinton c.. Loves; divorce.
Submitted 10 court. Evidence heard. Finding
for piaintif. Decree OF divorce. Maiden name,
Ma-el j. Bruner, restored. Defendant given
custody OF child. Robert Bruner Loves. Plain
tiff given privilege of visiting child once a week.
Defendant restrained from moiesting plaintiff.
Judgment against defendant for costs.
NEW SUITS FILED.
Mary L. Thomas IS. Joseph Thomas; divorce.
Circuit Court.
The John Hancock Mutual Life Insurance
Company ys. BENJAMIN L. Webb ct al, mort
gage foreclosure. Circuit Court.
SUPREME COURT.
Minutes
1898. Daniel p. Baldwin VS.. Daniel He'll It al,
Newton G. G. Appellants petition for rehear-
Ing %. Appellants brief on petition (S)
1SSs2. William L.angman ct al. VS.. Henry
marble. Laporte c. c. Appellants petition for
1928. Daniel G. Hughes ct al. VS.. Anna d.
Hughes et al. Marion C. C. Appellees' printed
APPELLATE COURT.
Minutes
Madison 5. c. Petition TO file supplemental brief.
$3.50. Adams Express Company VS.. Susan f.
Canadian. Marion s c. Appellants brief 0)
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A stereopticon lecture course has been ar
ranged for by the faculty of the Manual
Training High School with Prof. Charles
Zueblin. of the University of Chicago ex-
tension lecture bureau. On American
Municipal Progress There will be lee
lures given on alternate Monday evenings.
beginning JAM. I. until March Is. The sub
jects will include Transportation The
second lecture will be on Public Works"
the third lecture '-PubIic Schools the
fourth Libraries and Public Duildsngs."
the NTH Parks and Boulevards" and the
sixth "Recreative Institutions The lee
lures are Endorsed By the most prominent
citizens OF indianapolis.
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Thursday of this week the annual meet
ing of the county superintendent OF the
Marion County W. c. T. L. will be held I'm
the Central Universalist Church. corner
Fifteenth street and Broadway. The meet
ing will be called TO order at 10 o'clock by
the county president, Mrs. Sims. The meet
ing will last all day. In the evening ad-
dresses will be made by Mrs Eunice p.
Wilson. state president. and other dele
gates who have recently returned from the
national convention al Washington The
sion OF plans Tor the years work
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Contempt Proceedings.

The contempt proceedings against Super
intendent Quigley, Judge DAILY, Bailih
Schwab and Turnkey John Long. of the
Police Court, in the Circuit Court were
continued till Thursday by Judge Allen
yesterday. A man named Connor was re-
leased from the rkhou on a petition
of habeas corpus by the order of Judge
Allen, but as soon as he was taken to the
police station he was again arrested, tried
and again sentenced to the wOrkhOuse. 1t
is alleged that notice had been served upon
the defendants that the writ of habeas
corpus had been issued by Judge Allen,
but it was disregarded. The defendants
say they were not aware that the writ had
been served until after sentence was
paSsed.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-12-09

The Salvation Army solicits donations of
food and other articles for its Christmas
distribution TO worthy poor. All members
Of the army are working hard for the
event, which is one of great interest to
many outside the army and to hundreds Of
the poor. Members of the army are also
collecting old clothing. which will be
mended and distributed to those who
need Ii.
The work has shown this year there
Will probably not be so many applicants
for assistance as IN previous years, though
the work will be carried on with vigor for
fear the demand may be greater than IS
a~nticipated.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-12-09

The recent visit of the ''Kilties's has
awakened fresh interest in the annual con-
cert OF the local Scottish organization.
This entertainment is always given in COM
memoration OF the birthday OF Robert
Burns-Jan. IS. Committees of the Gale
DOMAIN Quoting Club have the AFFAIR i'm
hand and promise a treat to lovers of
Scotch song and story. Gordon r. Gould
is chairman OF the entertainment commit
tee and Andrew Smith Will direct the
musical part of the programme.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-12-09
IN CONTEMPT OF COURT.
wv. A. Morgan Fined and Sent to Jail
Other Court Cases.

William A. Morgan, who refused to APP
pear in a divorce suit brought by his wife
On Friday in response to a subpoena issued
for him. was fined SO and costs and sem
fenced to serve one day in the county jail
by Judge feathers yesterday. When he
failed to appear the Judge had an attach
ment issued for him. Matte Baxter, an
other defendant who failed TO appear,
would have been sent to jail had 1t not
been for a nine-months-old bah in her
arms. AS it was, the judge let her off with
a reDrimand.
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A Verdict for One Cent.

a week ago the jury in the case of
Charles A. Park against William and Ro-
sauna Thompson for $1,000 damages for
ejectment, returned a verdict for 1 cent
damages. after being out one day and near
~ two nights In damage suits, when the
damage is assessed at less than s., the
plaintiff pays costs. Yesterday Judge Nc
Master entered judgment against the de-
PENDANT for l cent and Park will have TO
pay between $50 and $40.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-12-09
Mr.. brush Goe. to New York.

John T. Brush. president of the Cincin'
natl Ball Club, will leave for New Yorl
this afternoon and go direct to New York
TO attend the meeting of the Nationa
League his week. On account of hi:
health he gave up his intention of visiting
Cincinnati on his way to New York.
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The Loves Divorce Case.

Mabel j. Loves was granted a divorce
from her husband, Clinton Loves, by
Judge Allen yesterday. Loves belongs to
the city fire force, and his wife sings in
Roberts Park Church choir. Recently he
filed a suit for divorce, but it was dis
missed, and they lived together awhile and
again separated. Then she filed a COM
plant for divorce. While she was granted
the divorce, their child was given to Loves.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-12-09
auigIey ON Policy Playing.

Police Superintendent ouigIey states that
the police will look after all cases Of pol
icy playing which come under the notice OF
In securing convictions In cases OF arrest
and on this account he thinks the depart
mept and the officers have been subjected
TO much unjust criticism.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-12-09
A Subpoena for Bailey.

Yesterday a subpoena was issued for
Frank Bailey, the man Higgins said knows
a great deal about the Parry switch trans
action in the Council, to appear before
the grand jury. Prosecutor Ruckelshaus
hopes that his evidence will give him a
lead to make a further Investigation into
the alleged transactions of the Council IN
this and other deals.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-12-09
Spiritua1ist
SPIRITU

sPIRITUALISM-The First Spiritualist Church.
corner Alabama and New York streets. sun
day services at 1915 a: m and 1:49 p m Rev.
Edgar w. Emerson. the wtdely-known speaker
and delineator, occupies the rostrum- subject
OF the evening lecture: Our Gospel Miss
Pearl Randolph will sing a SOLO Mr. Emerson
gives tests after the lectures. Regular WedneS-
day evening meeting at 745 o'clock. All well
come.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-12-09
CHURCH NOTICES.


PLYMOUTH CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH
Southeast corner Of New York and Meridian
streets III. c. Meserve, pastor. Residence, l4l1
Park avenue. Sunday school. $50 a. m. Morn
Ing worship. 10s45 a: m. with sermon by the
pastor. Nesper service. 7.45 p. M, with snort
address by the pastor. Seats free. All are well
ComQ
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-12-09
SOCIETY NOTICE.

INF. O. r. M.-Members of Itasca Tribe, No.
z52, will meet at 1871 South East street Tues
day at p. m. to attend the funeral Of Brother
Charles Bauman. JAS MANN, c.. r.
JNO. GRANES. Sec.
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INCREASE YOUR INCOME-s00 invested IN
grain or stocks by my safe Investment plan
has paid larger profits than IN any other man
ner OF dealing Write Immediately for particu-
STEPHEN A. CLEMONS. broker. Old Colony
building. Chicago.
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EpiscOpaI.

CHRIST CHURCH-Monument Place. A j.
Graham, rector. No early celebration. Service
and sermon in the new chapel at 1880. No even
Ing service A
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O sALE-HousE.


land. impiements, In city limits, near river.
me location. healthy climate. summer resort.
Gardener. 5000. q NORTON. Grand Haven.
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WANTED.

young men for room and board,
2S West New York street.
WANTED-High school and normal class. grad
uate. stenographer and typewriter: competent
and trustworthy: New York experience: salary.
81. Address q 10. Journal Office.
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LOST-Gold scarf pin. Letter 20" studded with
pearls. Return to Journal Office. Reward
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TO LET.


To ET-Tw beautiful connecting rooms.
Crate. furnace heat: bath. board. sos North
New Jersey street.
FOX ~RENT-R0om with ali modern cOnVen.
fence. Also good home board. References
given and asked. Al East Walnut street.
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singers and dancers. for the season; good. re-
nable engagements secured. Tickets advanced
20 Join. Amateurs wishing &c learn. call PROF.
RAYNO. go W. Ohio. Omen DAY and evenings.
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wAxTED-sALEsMEy

WAETEDAEnergetic salesman. school supplies.
Country work. SlO0 salary and commissions.
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REAL ESTATE.
BARGAINS IN REAL ESTATE.

A J. MEYER CO.. IA E. Market Street
sl.OoO-Lot, 1s feet frontage on street north
four blocks north Washington. witt
alleys ON north. east and south Fine
s10.ooo-one Of the finest homes in Morton
Place; elegantly carved quarter oah
Let Us show this house
s~S.ce0-Sodern ten-room house In Alabama
street, Morton Place; quarter oak finish,
hardwood floors; desirable home.
s~7.oO-aIodern. ten-room house in Alabama
street, corner lot. Can build double
house fronting paved street in rear
VIII trade equity for small improved
property.
s3.50o-Lot, 106x297 on North Illinois street;
desirable location.
s~2,300-Double house, four rooms each side;
good repair. city water. cistern, cellar.
sewer connections, paved street good
monthly. Good investment.
81, sOO--Two houses. fronting two streets. rents
cash.
s1.SOO--Six and three-room houses, fronting two
streets: good condition.: rents for $3.50
year; only $l,i5o cash.
S15oo-Two houses, renting for SIS monthly,
fronting ON two streets; will trade equity
for small cottage.
~s1.5OO-Three cottage homes on Shelby. near
Palmer street: $500 cash each; SIS
monthly.
81, have good cottage homes south. $500
cash, balance s12 monthly.
s550-Lot northeast corner Linwood and Wash
ington streets. Tuxedo Park, fronting on
Washington street.; worth $500.
A. ]. MEYER & CO, IA E. Market Street.
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WANTED-HELP.

WANTED-Capable. active man 10 manage
branch mercantile. old established house. we'll
developed line. Chance for future Advancement.
Salary SIS month. extra commissions. Must
furnish $500 cash and drst-claSs references.
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OPTICIAN.


OPTICIAN-Dr. Emerson Druly. Speciality: eyes
examined. glasses furnished. 29iz Mass. ave.
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$40. Of the finest homes I'm Morton
Place; elegantly carved quarter oak
finish. nicely arranged, east front.
Let Us show this house.
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s1,000-Lot, 11s feet frontage on street north.
four blocks north Washington. with
alleys on north. east and south Fine
location for hatsL
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ANNOUNCEMENT.


ANNOUNCEMENT-Gresh's Dancing Academy
135 NORTH Delaware. next Tomfinson Han
Forming beginners class daily.
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ten-room house in Alabama
street, Morton Place; quarter oak finish.
hardwood floors: desirable home.
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W~ANTED-Boys and men everywhere to dis
tribute circulars. Box ,, Cambridge, Mass.
WANTED-Railway telegraphers to leave city.
Must bring letters recommendation. Apply
after 10 a. m to GEO. d. AVERY, Stubbius
Hotel.
WANTED-Good gentleman stenographer; pos
sibly permanent position 10 right party. Call
between 2 aud 1880 this morning. NATIONAL
CASH REGISTER CO., us South Illinois street.
WANTED-Government positions. Thousands OF
appointments TO be made. Examinations in
every State. Circular 12S. giving full particul-
lars as TO positions. salaries. etc. sent free. Adj
dress NATL CORES INSTITUTE, Washing
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diplomas. Can earn all expenses Il desired.
Positions guaranteed. Apply. by mail. MOLER
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wANTED-aGENTs.


neutrality-suspicious. improved dry powder
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Ind.
WANTED-Big money selling our improved 100
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No torch. All brass Sample lamp $3.50. STUDE
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