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Hutchinson gazette., 1901-11-21
Big Ranch Changes Hands,

Wichita, Nov. 16.-Harvoy Grace,
the stoclsman of Cheney, has purchased
q 10,OOO-acro ranch in Meade county
from G. p. Tullington, Of Wichita.
The price paid was 90 per acre. Mr..
Grace proposes to mako permanent
stock farm of the place. lie will still
keep his residence in Cheney, but will
move all his stock, approximately 1000
head Of cattle TO his new ranch. Ho
will build big ranch houses and barns
and improve the place until he has one
OF the best stock farms in tho state.
Hutchinson gazette., 1901-11-21
Tho wounded Gunrd nOnd.

Lcavenworth, Nov, 10,--J. b. Wal
drupe, a guard at the Fort Leavcn.
worth military prison, who was shot
during the mutiny at that institution
0n'November 7, has died Of his wounds,
Twenty-six mutineers now become
liable to charge Of murder. 1t was
generally supposed that Frank Thomp-
son, the negro who led the revolt, fired
the shot that caused Waldrupe's death.
Thompson is one Of the seventeen con-
victs who have been captured since tho
outbreak. ~. e..
Hutchinson gazette., 1901-11-21

London, Nov. 16,-The gale which
has been sweeping over Great Britain
and Ireland continues uuabated ut
many coast points. Over the Welsh
lowlands tho torrential rains caused
disastrous floods. Reports Of wrecks
and casualties continue to flow in. The
death list, made up Of threes and fours,
has an aggregate approaching 100. The
mail boat from Dover for Calais, which
ran down a light ship Of the works of
the new Dover pier, has succeeded in
returning TO Dover
Hutchinson gazette., 1901-11-21
Some Of Long's Work.

Washington, Nov. 10.-Representa-
tive Long is a member Of committee
that will meet this week to draw bill
reorganizing the house employees The
condition and status of these employees
arc decidedly unsatisfactory, and last
spring Mr.. Long was appointed by the
speaker to be q, member of committee
to investigate the situation. Follow
ing this, he was also appointed on q
special committee to draw bill cover
Ing the proposition, besides his work
on regular committees,
Hutchinson gazette., 1901-11-21
pr. drar Hold For Murder.

Chicago, Nov, 1o.--Dr. II. p. Gray, OF
Garden, City, Kas, has been booked on
u charge OF murder by the Maxwell
street police in connection with the
death of Miss Erma Brown. The doc
tor has refused to furnish any informa-
ton concerning the identity of the
companion who attended Miss Brown
in the Clark street hotel, but Captain
Wheeler says she will be arrested in
time for the inquest. Relatives OF the
young woman who are expected here
from Garden City did not appear.
Hutchinson gazette., 1901-11-21
Yale DornItorr RurnA.

Now Haven, Conn, Nov. 10.--Fire
practically ruined the finest of tho
Yale students dormitories, the Hutch
inson, which was erected n few years
ago at cost of 100000. The furnish
ings Of the buildings and the personal
effects OF 200 or moro students were
also destroyed. Eugene Hale Winslow,
student from Panxsutawncy, Pa,
was cut Off from exit by the stairways
and was rescued with difficulty from q
fifth story window. He was uncon-
Scious when brought TO the ground,
Hutchinson gazette., 1901-11-21
Now suprln OF Cronr plns.

Albuquerque, N, Nj, Nov. 1O.--A
party of Michigan capitalists have
secured control Of 10000 acres Of tim
Der land near Mitchell, N. NJ. This
tract is said to be one Of tho largest in
the world, tho growth available being
estimated at 1000, 100000 feet OF clear
pine, II is said q railroad win be
built connecting with the Santa Fe
Pacific near Thorcau and q mill erected
at Albuquerque with capacity OF
fifty million feet OF pine lumber per
year.
Hutchinson gazette., 1901-11-21
The Reilnoulshment Market.

Lawton, Ok, Nov, 1s,-Homestcads
left after the regular selections had
been made have all been gobblcd in
the scramble for homes, On some Of
thcm three or four contests have been
instituted,
For every person who drew claim
there are dozen persons pleading
to buy his REIMBURSEMENT. In Lawton,
Anadarko, Hobart and I'll Reno real
estate agents and lawyers make no
secret OF their traffic in homestead
rights.
Hutchinson gazette., 1901-11-21
Firm with Druggists.

Topeka, Nov. lo.--Probate Judge
Pagan, of Shawnee county, announced
that if the Topeka druggists who were
arrested were convicted in the police
court of selling liquor he would revoke
their licenses without waiting TO SEQ
what tho termination Of the cases was
in the higher courts. This has thrown
the Topeka druggists into excitement.
Hutchinson gazette., 1901-11-21
Kaiser KlOLS nt CrnnEs.

Berlin, Nov l6.--Annoyed by the
persistent lingo outbreaks on both
sides OF the Atlantic, the Kaiser has
given imperative instructions TO the
imperial ministers TO shape Germany's
foreign policy with the specific view Of
establishing and continuing the most
cordial possible relations with tho
United States government A corro-
spondent has both verbal and written
authority that 1t is not only the wish
but the demand of the Emperor that
Germany leave nothing undone to win
the favor OF America.
Hutchinson gazette., 1901-11-21
A Now Town For Cuba.

Chlcago, Nov ic.--Chicogo capital is
20 build new town in Cuba on tho
spot where Christopher Columbus once
planted his foot, A syndicate has
bought 10000 acres of land fronting
on the harbor of Nuevitas, on which to
my out a city. The land is directly
across the bay from the city of Nuevitas
on the north coast of Cuba.
The land is covered with rich native
guinea grass and valuable hard wood
timber, The harbor affords excellent
Ehipping facilities.
Hutchinson gazette., 1901-11-21
Fruit stand ProAts.

Chicago, Nov, 1s,--John Refakes is
to be granted the exclusive privilege OF
having such stands under the elevated
loop stations Refakes is to pay the
city So,l2O year for ten years for the
exclusive privilege TO sell fruit under
twelve elevated stations, He may only
establish one fruit stand, but no others
can have stands at the remaining
staircases. He is willing to pay SOL
200 in order 10 sell fruit under the loop
for ten years
Hutchinson gazette., 1901-11-21
HEARST JOURNALISM,
Court WIN Not Permit Such PublIcA.
tloua,

Chicago, Nov, 1i,--on a charge Of a
contempt OF court, Judge lIOncey som
fenced Andrew NJ. Lawrence, manag-
Ing editor OF Hearst's Chicago Amei'
can, to forty days n the county jail.
The sentence OF II. s, oanncld, who
wrote the article Objectionable 10 the
court, was Axcd at thirty days in Jail.
Tho case OF the financial manager OF
the paper and the assistant city editor,
were dismissed. Judge Hancey de-
clarcd that the case against w. X.
Hearst majority stoclSholdcr Of the
paper, and two-cartoonists, would pend
until such time until these respondents
could be brought into court by the
sheriff,
The article In the American upon
which the proceedings in contempt
were based, was q criticism OF tho
courts decision on an application for
forfeiture OF the charter OF tho Peoples
Gas, Light and Coke company, Judge
lIOncey said II the matter published
were allowed 10 60 unnoticod by tho
court II paved the way for other at
taclss and that tho judiciary, II not
held in respect, would fall, with all
democratic government, Tho article,
the court declared, was not merely an
attack on the people and on the court,
but bold threat TO every other court
1t should, therefore, not go unpunish'
al
Hutchinson gazette., 1901-11-21
ABOUT KANSAS BANKS.
Fer Capita Deposits Increased oI9.Si
Between May 1 And Sept 40.

NhNNHN f'@fTH = H-NNH~ F"AFN
Topeka, Nov. lO.--state Bank Com.
missioner Albaugh received from the
comptroller OF the currency a state
mcnt showing the condition OF the
national banlts OF Kansas at the close
OF business on September 80, the last
call, Mr., Albaugh also has n call out
for that Same date for state and pri'
vato banks In Kansas, Upon the re-
ccipt Of the comptroller's statement ho
had a statement prepared showing the
condition OF the national, state and
private banks combined. This takes
In every bank In the state, The com
bincd deposits aggregate sS7, ,iol, or
S50.2s for every man, woman and
child In the state, On May 81, last, the
combined deposits aggregated SCs,tsi,-
ss7, or S2iO,57 per capita. This shows
an increase OF little less than S9,0OO,-
900 during the drouth season.
Another feature is the fact that all
Of tho banks combined have only sio,-
400 borrowed money, Another fact
stoggcrs ilnnnciers Is the surplus item.
The combined banks have capital Of
sl5, GOT 500 and surplus and individual
profits aggrcgating sO,Olo,l5o. This
makes the average book value OF all
bank stocls In the state $40 per share
or 500 face value.
Hutchinson gazette., 1901-11-21
students of Madrid.

Madrid, Nov lO.--A violent demon
Strntlon against the ministry by stud
snts was made here The disturbance
was qucllcd by the police, but not until
street ears had been stoned, shop win
dOws smashed and many pedestrians
injured. The students have appointed
a rendezvous when n renewal of tho
disorder is expected.
Hutchinson gazette., 1901-11-21
Blshop of Philippines.

Boston, Nov, 1o,--Rev. Charles II.
Brent, of St. Stephens Episcopal
church, will accept the Episcopal
bishopric OF the Philippines, where n
diocese was created by the triennial
convention at San Francisco, Mr.
Brent notified Right Rev. Thomas
Clarke, of Rhode Island, senior bishop
of the church, that he had accepted the
appointment.
Hutchinson gazette., 1901-11-21
Cudahy Loses by FIro,

Kansas City, Mo-, Nov. 1s.--Thc fire
that broke out in the canning building
of tho oudahy packing establishment
destroyed that building, with large
stock of canned meats that 1t contained.
The loss is estimated at s15O,OOO. The
fire was not under control until neaiSy
0 o'clock.
Hutchinson gazette., 1901-11-21

Waukegan, ILL.,, Nov. 1O.-Telegroph
companies can be made to pay damages
for the destruction of trees where their
line runs into the public highway,
Damages amounting to 1904 were
assessed against the Postal Telegraph
Company in the county count in favor
of the heirs of James Bradley for dam
age to trees at the Bradley farm,
Hutchinson gazette., 1901-11-21
rnrl,s And ChrI,tlnnn Elrht.

Constantinoplc, Nov, lO,-ConAlcts
Ecsulting in much bloodshcd are re-
ported to have occurred between Mus
Gulmans and Christians at Beyrout,
Similar reports have been received from
SOutari and Albania. The military
commander in Albania has resigned on
ending pacincation impossible.
Hutchinson gazette., 1901-11-21

Fort Scott, KOns,, Nov. ia judg'
ment has been rendered in the federal
court here against the city of Fort
Scott for 81, 700, in favor OF W, G. Eads,
Of Kansas City, Eads obtained con-
tract from tho city council of this place
to pay him $1,000 commission for OBJ
tanning possession of $4,000 of out
standing bonds, half Of which were
past due and might have been called in
with the expenditure Of 2-cent stamp.
Hutchinson gazette., 1901-11-21
when You order

Bakers Chocolate or Bakers Cocoa
examine the package you receive and
make sure that 1t bears the well known
trademark OF the chocollte girl, There
are many limitations OF these choice
goods on the market A copy of Miss
Parloa's choice recipes will bo sent
free to any housekeeper, Address
Walter Baker 6 Co., Ltd. Dorchester,
Mass.
Hutchinson gazette., 1901-11-21
pl,bnrrsh For pIslornltn.

Washington, Nov, 10, Secretary
Hitchcock has disbArred William G.
Budcrus, an attorney Of Sturgls, s. D.,
from practicing before the interior
department because Of criticisms al
legged TO have been made by the latter
on the late President Mckinley. The
secretarys letter covering the order
includes this: "Under date Of October
II, 1901, copies Of certain papers on flo
in the department were forwarded to
you wherein you were charged with
having expressed your satisfaction and
qualification at the recent national
calamity, resulting in the death Of our
late president, William Mckinley, at a
time when the whole country was
plunged in grief, and was deploring the
dastardly and inhuman murderous
attack on the president, by making use
OF the following language; u am glad
Of II, and hope he will die, rs there
will be one more tyrant less"
Hutchinson gazette., 1901-11-21
An ExposItlon Fire.

Atlanta, Ga., Nov 1s,--The electrical
and transportation buildings Of the
Cotton States and International Ex-
pcaition Of 1898 were destroyed by fire.
The buildings nrc situated in Piedmont
Park outside the city limits, LOSS
nbout $40 600
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Dear Sir: We can make paint for half
Of what it costs us to make the Longihan
4, MARTINEZ Pure Paint. We can get
nearly as much for il, but we make the
Longman 4 MARTINEZ Paint at douDic
cost of making thin ordinary pant.
in order to enable the painter to pant
all conditions of surface, where thin or
thick paint is required; and tosave the
buycr about 30 cts. gallon. Ihin
paint costs about $50, our paint made
ready to use costs about Sl.20. Use 1t,
have your ncighbors uscit Please get
II from Mcssrs. T.. Is. Cr,yton & Co.
Sincerely,
LONGMAN x MARTINEZ,
Paint Makers.
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Local News.
Resolutions by r. t.. Chapter lpoAa'
Of Mrs. Sullivan. Y

AT the last meeting of the RsE c
Chapter, l.. -. G., the iolloWspg rcso-
lutions were adopted: -,
Whereas. it has plcascdsG oil TO re-
move from our midst ougflcar sister
ana co-workcr, Mrs. @sM. Sullivan;
be it 90
Rcsolrrd, That wc,e members of
the Robert l.. LceAghaptcr, United
Daughters Of tile CeaSedcracy, do here
by express our dceWsorrow at the loss
sustained by o@ organization and
our apprcciationY her noble qualities,
which cndcarct y3,cr not only to us but
to our commu6Ity.
i'csolrcd Nat she was always pa.
triotic lovcre6f her state and a loyal
member ot18hc Il. +. Lee Chapter OF
ell. ~
Hcwlr@ That pag of these res
olutio@W be sent to the family and
that tMy be published i'll TIE INTEL
nIcryrn.
ItAoir,d, That page of n minutes
boMscribrd to her memory.
nv order ur the Roberto lee Chap
+ Mrs. j. O. WilnITE,
7 Mis-. NAN WYcK.
Committee.
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Denver Dots.

Ths +, ret,ll blizzard j. here, and rX-i:
cltnhirg, blankets and big fires are ca
ge,ly cough. by the shivering PEOPLE.
ThoAu who, are in good houses, with
plenty nf fco6, clothing and fuel, can
gath, the family circle around the roar
ing ht.. and be- con,fol table and happT,
deppMe the wintry blasts, especially II
the nnily circle Is un nbroken and In g"oe
health. But 10 the poor In open houses,
i'll cluthed and fed, with scarcely any fuel
to fetd The blrzirx free. how hard to
keep ~.ru, or fee any degree Of comfort.
Let ,h,.- whnm God has be sed with
this w'nld', gods open their hearts and
th-f r,u,sts and share with those who
are l-s. Fortunate, eman berlng that z" He
thst giv-ih tu the poor lend-th to the
Icr'. l. III. wet 'intluenc. "i Him
WI. ~. l. wo cclebr,te at Christmas
tine p-lmeate every heart \" that they
wilgv. freely Of .h.r'y. kindness aud
Sympathy.
We hnHr,i mn q, man say th~ro gould
be III +. 3: H-tiuy among the n''nin"n
y1ei,,f rnr he E(H.twelvs months Than
ever WAS known bafnre, eau md bv tht
&C rcity of money Tlose who will not
suffer r,,r food or c,othing will bs dis
tressed in mind because they cannot pay
their just debts.
II everyone would only observe th'
Golden Rule. "Do unto others ss yo'
would have others do unto you," hov
much happier this world would be.
The Denver Cadets VIII Garrison
Walter McWhorter and john Rothrocl
are at home for the holidays. The Glenn
son cadets aIe delighted at getting such
long vacation.
Miss Della Burriss, Of Six -and-T Twenty
boarded the train here Friday for visi
ofsome length to relatives at Harmon
Grove and Clifton, Ga.
Mrs. James Moore and little son, e.
visited tho family Of Mr.. A. j. Moo
Saturday and returned TO their hon
near Seneca to-day Monday.)
lrr. John Blackman, who has been
c, .arado for the past three years, can
ho-n asst week on vlsit-t to his paren
Mir. I'D Mrr. G.t NJ. Harper, of Hi
peryiil v.,ited the family of MIA.
prowoe last week. Mr.. Browne, Who /
sssbeen o,i'e en invalid for some time, y
Wsbeen huff,yiNg more thaA uauai Ieeent
Te has ! sen q ,nhned to his pea ZOE
last ten days.
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The Charleston and Western Carroll
ma Hallway beg to announce that ON
account Christmas holidays round trip
tickets will be on sale from all stations
at one and Onc-third fares.
Tickets will be on sale Dec. 2;jrd ~
25th, 30th, 31st, l90f,,and Jan. lst. l9M',
with final return limit Jan. 3rd, 1907.
TO students Of schools and colleges:
on presentation OF certificates. signed
by principals, Presidents or Superin-
tendcnts, round trip tickets will be
sold Dec. 10th to 22nd, 1901, with final
return limit Jan. Sth, 1902.
w. J. Craig, q. =. A.
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AA:zH iss Birdie Ducworth. Of Lebanon, is
81 present tho guest Of Miss Lille CARR
s$,p, but expects TO leave for trip to
Il fGroenvile ,o-morrO".
Tho sad duties of nihisterins I" the
sick will forbid further items from the
correspondent for some time. so 10 IIiE
IyrELl.iGiScER and al! ita employees
and readers we will ad our wishes Tor
pleasant Christmas and happy Ne"
War INCOGNITA.
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FOR SALE

a Handsome Dwelling ard five acres
of Land in the corporate limits or tho Cify
of Anderson. Desirable location and
beautiful view Of the surrounding city.
The house has only been completed about
two years. Nicely ARRANGED with ~ ater
and electric lights. This il the best bar
gain ever offered in the City Of Anderson.
The land Ia worth what viii! buy tho en-
tiro property. so if YOU want a cbaLco ut
this sale apply at once ~
T.. G.. McADAMS.
Oilice in Court ll0usP.
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Assessment Notice.
AUDI rOi'S OFFICE,
ANDERSON, s. C.

ANDERSON >. T..
THIS oGica will beopem to receive Returns Of
Personal Property for Taxation for the next
Fiscal Year, from ,he ii rst day 0f January, 1902,
to the 2o,h day of February following, Inclusive.
All REAL ESTATE is 10 be assessed this year.
40 '''' - " NUMnER OF ACRES.
NuMsEK o. LOTS;
for tho assessment will stand tor four years, and
errors In this particular are constant 'onrcc OF
unnoyauce and trouh'c - the AUDITOR and Assess-
ors well as to til. TAxpaynrt thers .-aa
Under the new assessing laws IA. Township AS
ses.ors are required to make Tx Returns for all
those that fan II make their ,wn Returns within
the time prescribed by law aad h"nca the difficult
ty of dclinquents escaping the pennlty OF the law
exempt from Poi Tax. al! othcr III ,ics net ween
the ages OF II aud 81 years except tho'" incapable
upv y"ns "her c.,,.s sh al r H.. a-"d tSaI polls
For the convenience Of Taxpayers we WIN also
! have De: uti.s to take Returns At the following
LiDcs and places
| Holland. Tue lay Ianuary7
| Motiattsvillr, Wednesday. January
| Iva, Thursday, January
Mos-ley, Friday, January 20
Bnylis Mc' 'onncls. saturday, JAnua ry II.
Starr MondY. January i3
CIinkscale Mill. "Wednesday. January 10.
Guytom. rhunday. January I6
Five Forks Saturday, Janua.yls
Autun, Monday. Jan AIRY ~.
Wyatt. Storr. Monday, January 6:
| Cedar Wreath. Tuesday, January Ia nj
I.each's = ore TiedAy, January -. III.
wigington's st"re. Wednesday. January s.
Equality, Thursday Janiary9
Pendleton, Friday, JdnuATy2t.
Townviile. Friday, January q.
Tugaloo, Saturday. January2'
and 2S.
nelton Era.y. Inn 81 and SATURDAY F. Feb, Il
. rez,r. Monday, Tuesday aud Wednesday, Fe
t ru0ry 10, ii and -
D VILLA. stou. wedne.dAy and Thur sday, Janu
~ N G. BOLEMAN, Auditor
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Notice to Creditors.

ALL pera"n- having demands AGAINST
tho ESTATE Ga rga w. Anderson, deCeas-
ed arc hereby notified tn present them,
property proven, to the undersigned.
within the tin.. pre-rritei by law, and
those indaDt4.i tn make ."av'nant.
MRS. n. y. ANDERSON, Ex'x.
I)ac ~ i)Ol o6 3S
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Dec Is, 1901
Notice of Final Settlement.

THE undersigned. Executor III the
Estate of Alexander Orr, deceased, here
by gives motto" tha, l,s will on the 20tn
day OF Jsnuar. 1902, apply To the Judge
Of Probate of Anderson C"nrty, g #,
for Final Settlement Nf said Estate,
and discharge rom III. office ~
Executor. J. l.. ORR,
Dec IS I00l-5 E,XerutOr.
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Union Meetings.

The Union Meeting of District No.2,
Salula Association, will meet with the
Cedar Grove Baptist Church, on Satur-
day before the fifth Sunday in Dccem-
Der. The following program has been
arranged:
1. Devotional exercises conducted by
Rev. l.. +. Campbcll-10 Il. III.
.. Introductory sermon by Rev. X.
w. Burts-11 Il. III. Alternate, Rev.
n. G. Wright
3. Organization and recess.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
1st Oucry-HOw can we best develop
thr missionary spirit III the churches:
= ',vs. W. II. Tate and Henry Martin.
md Quely-What should be the at
titude of the Chutch toward Il member
who uses Intoxicating liquors rs bev-
eragc?-Rcvs. G.. w. Bussey and NJ.
McGcc.
SUNDAY MORNING.
10u. m.-Devotional services led by
AR. Cox.
1880 Il. m.-Sunday School mass
meeting.
1880 H. Missionary sermon by
Rev. O. j. Copeland.
Afterreccss the Church has agreed
in the afternoon to Ordnln Brother
Johnnie Mann to the Gospel ministry
COMMITTEE.
The following is tho program To
Union Meeting. District NO.2. of Bcn
vertlam Association. which will he hel
atOakdale Church on Saturday bcfol
the fifth Sunday Of this month.
Saturday: Introductory sermon b
Rev. j. +. McNIanaway; alternate, Re
A. =. Marett.
1st Qnery-Is it hcnlthfGl sign
set apart certain dny in the year
begin the reformation Of ones actions
Speakers, Rev. p j. VermillOn, Roy
r.. w. Nelson and j. ID. Stonecipher.
2nd-Does the celebration of Chris
mas as the birth of Christ, rs it is ca
ried out by ,he Church and by Il
world, present an exalted conception
our Divine Lord and Master. Spea
ers, Rev. A. p. Mnrett, Il. +. Moore,
A. Sullivan and Rev. j. II. Earle.
3rt,-What does the world owe
the Hebrew race?-Rcv. s. T.. McMar
way.
4th-Moscs rs type of Christ
Rev. j. II. Earle.
NJ. G. Barton, for Com
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LESSER & GO.
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Pilesl Piles Piles!

Dr. williams Indian Pile Olntment is
prepared to cure Piles eud DOES IA IN
Short order. Easy TO apply. every bo1
guaranteed, soc. and $1.O0. All drnggiesa
or by mail. o.,S
For sale by EVANS PH&aMACY,ss!
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