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The evening Republican., 1902-09-18
JUSTICEFOR THEJEW
Secretary Hay Makes Appeal
to the Powers.
REMARKABLE STATE PAPER.
Frightful State OF Affairs In ROu-
mania a Menace to This COun-
try-European Governments
Are Responsible.

Arc NeBpOnhlDle.
WASHINGTON. Sept: 1S.-With the
double purpose of protecting the long
suffering Jews of the Balkan states
and Of ayerting the very present peril
Of the immigration into the United
States of horde Of paupers Secretary
Hay has adopted the unusual course
of appealing to the powers of Europe
to force one of their children to OBJ.
serve the obligations Of humanity in
case of the Jews.
The appeal takes the form of state
paper, remarkable in several respects,
which has been dispatched in identical
form to every ambassador and minister
of the United States residing in one of
the countries of Europe which were
parties to the famous treaty of Berlin
of 1S7S--namely, Great Britain, France,
Germany, Russia, Italy, Austria and
Turkey marking the termination of
the Turko- Russian war and the crea-
tion by the direct act of the powers Of
the independent Balkan states. Be-
cause the powers are thus responsible
for the existence Of Roumanla, the cul-
prit in this case, the secretary Of state
has directed the note to them in the
hope that they viii bring this govern
ment to a sense of its duties toward
civilization at large as well as to cause
it to ameliorate the frightful condition
of the Roumanian Jews.
In measure this action by the de-
partment of state may be traced to nu-
merous petitions from Jewish societies
and humanitarians generally as well
as to the warnings of publicists re-
specting the growing dangers Of immi-
grafton Of dcgeneraies.
The evening Republican., 1902-09-18
Wife shot Down In Thc St-ect

Jersey C1ty iN j ., Sept. H. -
William y. Grady, Il clerk in the
Jersey CITY post Office, shot his wife,
Rose Agnes, on the street in that
city to-day. The woman IS prob ab.
ly fatally wounded.
Grady had narrow escape from
lynchiug at the hlrds OF some work.
men who Witnessed the shooting.
lie was saved by policeman and
locked up. Ha wife was sent to
hospital
The couple have becn living apart
Tor the last Ihiec years lhsy,mct
on the street to-day and after sone
words had passcd between them
the shooting followed.
The evening Republican., 1902-09-18
Dock mt Havana FuiueI.

HAVANA, Sept. lS.-Whilr wOrkmpn
were raising the end of the floating
drydock, which formally belonged to
Spain, the strain canscd the dock to
break amidshirS. one of the boilers
exploded and injured workman. Tho
break in the dock extends along the
bottom and the sides and is thought to
be rreparable. The dock is now the
property Of the United States, and it
has been undergoing repairs for sew
cral months past.
The evening Republican., 1902-09-18
Irrji.utjGn In Austrnliu.

SYDNEY, n. S. W., Sept. 1S.-The
suffering in New South Wales attend.
ant upon the recent droughts has re,
suited in the passage through both
houses of parliament of bill appropri-
ating S1,0OoOOO a year for five years
to be expended in the conservation of
water and the irrigation Of the country
districts. Irrigation is one OF the great
problems in Australia.
The evening Republican., 1902-09-18
UNDER SOUTHERN SKIES.

One OF lhe events of exceptional
ioterc ST In matters theatrical at the
Theatre Republic IN New York City
last season w-s Wm. y. Brady's 8
production OF "Uuder Southern
Skies by LottGe Blair Parker,
author Of "Way Down East" /.
presents picture OF Southern life
at once delightful and fascinating
Tie play received the warlrcst
expressions of approval from the
press and pubic ot The metropolis.
The play viii be presented at the
Grand Opera House Ou Tuesday
night, with all the scenery and ac-
cessorlcs used in the metropoI itan
Or oductlOu.
The evening Republican., 1902-09-18
POmegsanites Raised

Dover, Del. Sept. lS-The fruit
growers OF Kent county have gone
to experimenting 10 the growth Of
pomegran''es unsuccessful tropic al
Irult, and to-day several of the Dover
stores were offering them for sale
by the basket at IS cents. Samuel
j. Marker. an orchariist of near
Fellon. harvested the largest guam
lty this year and offered them in
tho state capital markets. The
trult slightly resembles an ovel ripe
cucumber and IL used successfully
IN preserving.
The evening Republican., 1902-09-18
10 Lay COrnsr stone

The corner Stone Of the Brandy
wine Fire Company's new Engine
house will be LAID on saturday after.
noon next.
district A ttorncy William Mich
aei Byrne, Chict Justice Charles b.
Lore, FoT@cr Cong grcssman l., Irving
Handy, William 5 lIlIcs and others
wiltD1 luvit ed to make addresses.
The evening Republican., 1902-09-18
New Gun For the InIin n n

WASHINGTON, Sept. 1S.--Rrar Ad-
miral O'Neil, chief of naval ordnance,
has sent an order to the Washington
navy yard directing that the 10 inch
gun which is to replace the one now
OH the hattlcship Indiana whose steel
lining has become corroded shall be
shipped to the Brooklyn yard, where
The transfer will be made at the first
f0vOra Bile opuDrtuujty
The evening Republican., 1902-09-18
TO TRY MURDERtRS
THREE MEN TO BE TRIED
FOR THEIR LIVES.

Dover. Del, Sept. 1.-THE Kent
County Court of Oyer and Term ner,
which will have three murder cases
to iryt has been called under procla.
nation Of the judges, issued by
Sheriff Eeedy, for Wednesday,
October ~. Chief Justice Lore and
Associate Justices w. {. Spruance
and James Penniweii will sit upon
the bench. The same Judges will
also hear several Cases OF attempt to
commit murder, which may result as
seriously for the defendants as will
the murder trials.
The evening Republican., 1902-09-18
FORTUNE EAVOtS A TEXAN

back and stomach, ami being without !
potlto, began to % DR.. Kings New
Life Pills" writes W. +. Whitehead OF
keuneIaIe, Texas. "nnd soon ieit like a
new man.. inialhb,o in stomach and
liver troubles, Oniy 25c. at y. Il. Dan
flrlh = drug stO O.
The evening Republican., 1902-09-18
Killed By An lnyr0Minp Mil

Coatesville, Pa, Sept. l7.-Jphn
Andrew Parke, prominent resident
Of iIIgIand township, near here, has
just died at tue German Hospital
PHI a1elpb,a, as the result Of blood
poisoning from an lngrown toe nail.
a recent operation proved futile.
The evening Republican., 1902-09-18

S. Hamel. Theme: "The Walk ia
the Spirit" 10 a. m, reports oil
committees; reports Of the mission
aries on their fields; election Of The
mission committee.
2 D. m. addresses "Our General
Mission Work." sour Special Home
Mission; "Our Mission in Brazil";
"Our Influence On Mission in Foreign
Countries "DuJies Of Our Churches
Toward Each Other" 7.45 p. m. mis-.
sion sermon.
Saturday, September 27., 0 a. M, ,
devotional exercises, led by the Rev.
II. Trump. Theme: "Unity in the
Spirit 10 a. M. "Woman's Work
According to the New Testament"
Report On our theological school in
Rochester; report of the orphans
committee; report Of the publication
society. p. M, trolley ride to water
tower and the Brandywine Springs
Park.
Sunday, september 49,, 10. 30 q.
NJ, doctrlnal sermon bv the Rev, II.
Kaiser. Thsme: ''The Authority OF
the New Testament in Matters OF
Faith and Christian Life. y 2. p. M,
Sunday school. addressed by several
pastors. 7.30 p. M, sermon by the
Rev. t. Ans1rutz.
Monday, September 90. 9. a. M,
devotional exercises, led BY the Rev.
l. Pastoret. Theme: "Be Filled With
the Holy Spirit" 10. 80 a. IT,, COM
mlttce reports; address BY Mrs.
w. Kuhn. Theme: "How Could
Probe Educationa! System be used
in our Sunday Schools" 2p. m.
meeting 10 the interest of the Sun
day school work. Addresses "Prati-
cal hints in the Work for the Con.
version OF the Children; "The Sum
day School and our PrincipIes' 3p.
m, meeting in the interest of the
Ladies Aid Societies Addresses:
"The Woman and Her Influence In
the Home; "Ths Woman and Her
Influence In Mission Work." 7.45 D.
m. closing sermon; burning OF the
church mortgage.
Harv ester Mission, Front and JEFF.
fe rson streets, will hold PentecOst-
al meeting this evening at 7.30
O clock, conducted by Evangelist e.
The evening Republican., 1902-09-18
Woman Heart Melted,

Chester, Pa, Sept. IL Charles
Corcarau. who was a arrested in Phila
delPhla on the charge OF the larceny
oi two diamond rings, valued at
S4ao, was brought to this city,
where he had hearing, before Police
Magistrate Smith.
The young woman who preferred
the charge was Miss Irene Broad,
OF Norwood. Corcoran was bound
over to court IN the sum OF 5000,
bot the young woman afterwards
relented and withdrew the charge,
The evening Republican., 1902-09-18

A GREAT deal is being said and
printed lust now about the increas-
ed cost Of living as Il result Of ad-
vanced prices of all necesSaries, as
compared with the low level Of five
years ago. The recently issued an
nual report of the Massachusetts
Bureau of Statistics furnishes the
text for comparisons between the
quantity Of products aud commod-
tiles that a dollar would buy in 1897
and its purchasing power today.
Rising prices are incident 20 every
period of prosperity. aud what costs
a dollar today could have been
bought for 10 cents III tHe general
depression five years ago, but
think OF the number who III 1891
didn't have the G5 cents. but who
have the dollar to-day. At that
time the country had not yet rerOv-
cred from the prostratlun caused by
the menace of the free silver Iepu-
diation; trade was duLl, mills were
idle and there wa- vast army vi
men unemployed, all OF whom are
at work today.
The evening Republican., 1902-09-18

Now that L. Irving Handy has
been turned down by his party, it
is in order that the New Castle
County statesman call the new
line" Democrats to Judgment.
The evening Republican., 1902-09-18
.ANiiy It nl-tNf5.
GRAND OPERA HOUSE.
HUN AN HEARTS.

Have YOU seen "lIumIn lIearts?n
If not, do not miss your opportunity
TO witness Il play that never fails to
hold all audience. Every where 1t is
spoken OF as possessing great power
to move and to entertain. The varied
characters chosen by the author to
reveal his attention are woven into
action thai III itself has artistic var.
lerv and Is alive with elements as
rlVet the attention, The play is
cjean Gear and clever aud the fact
that it's It's Iitth season warrants
the statement that it has. lasting
power, winch can be said Of very few
dramas. The secret Of this lies ia the
sim pIIclty truLhtu!Dtss ANA varied
human interest. "iiuman ilcArlS"
comes 10 LrrAud Drera House tonight.
The evening Republican., 1902-09-18

REPORT comes that the garbage
collectors have been a little more
attentive to their work since Mon
day. We appreciate the efforts of
these public servants to make these
autumn days even more bracing.
The evening Republican., 1902-09-18

DESPITE the rainy season the lat
est crop reports prove that umbrel
las were not the only things raised
this summer.
The evening Republican., 1902-09-18
Fruit Festival.

The choir of Cookman ii. E.
church will give fruit festival in
the church, Fourteenth and Dupont
streets, on Wednesday and Thurs
day evenings, September II and Is.
Proceeds for Improvement fund.
Tickets, including ice cream, 10
cents,
The evening Republican., 1902-09-18

THE Democrats point with pride
to what they have not done.
The evening Republican., 1902-09-18
BICYCLIST
GETS TIRED.
Two Young Men Enjoy Wheel
ing From New York to
P0rterSYille.

New Castle, sept. lS.-Samuel
Kalik, of New York, and Nelson
Price, of Bakersville, N, j., arrived
here last evening enroute to Por-
tersville, West Va. They left New
York on Tuesday morning and haG
good roads to here but Prices bicy-
Gle met with a mishnp. In order 10
catch up lost time they boarded Il
trolley car for Delaware City to
catch the Ericsson steamer for Balti-
more.
George r. Tobin, Jr., will remove
from Fourth and Harmony streets
to No. 219 Harmony street and the
house now occupied by him will be
tenanted by Loomis 0. Wise. ~-
William Hickman and wife have
as their guests John Callaghan and
wife, Of Philadelphia. Mr.. and Mrs.
Hickman will give dinner on Sat-
urday in their honor.
William Greer, wife and son Will
lie, of Philadelphia, are visiting
New Castle friends.
Miss Tillie Jeffers, Of Philadelphia
is the guest of Mrs. Edward Cheffeins
John Jacobs and wife have al
their guest, Miss Cora Trultt, OF
Philadelphia.
Miss May Griswell, Of Philadsl.
phia, is the guest of Mrs Burris.
Miss Rose farley, formerly Of
New Castle, but now of Philadel-
phia, visited New Castle friends
yesterday.
The funeral of Mrs. Eliza Hop
lsins Johns took place yesterday
and interment was made ia the
Episcopal cemetery. The pail bear
ers were Richard and Alexander
Cooper, William Black and John II.
Rodney. Deceased was the widow
of James Johns, brother of John
Johns
The people of New Castle are get
ting worried over the coal situation
for there is no coal here and no
prospects of any.
Notices were published today nt
the marriage of Merritt S. Hukill,
of Wilmington, and Miss Susie 6.
McCallin, of this city. The ceremony
was performed by Rev. Father HUI
60 in Wilmington on August n.
Samuel Dunlap received all ugly
scalp wound yesterday by Il pieceof
iron falling on him at the Pusey
and Jones shops.
The shirt factory has shut down
because sufficient help could not be
secured. The machinery will te
moved away.
William Downey was injured yes
terday while shociDg horse. The
animal could not get it's leg away
from the blacksmith SO it lay down
on him.
The colored folks have big time
today in janvier's Grove.
The evening Republican., 1902-09-18

AFTER all is said, the issue before
the people this fall is prosperity or
panic.
The evening Republican., 1902-09-18

THE Democrats are unfortunate
with their leaders. They scold
Cleveland an BRYAN scolds them.
The evening Republican., 1902-09-18
THE DDINGS OF MKis. D)DLEY.

The chorus OF "TAo D,.Ago Of
Mrs DooIcy,' wuth features jolly
Geo. ". MoDroo auJ Io yr,".ug
here soou, Is higher l,aNt ,.l,,u III
any prpFiJt, tour Of Mr. ]ionror.
There i, sutI 4 drmuul iur CHORUS
girls wuD lJoN a.., ;tnI tuuce we'll,
that 10 ~-rurr the best, Manager
kruV Wur %t:tt to pay lAorr. They
come 10 tl.1 ,iraut N.2rN House TO-.
morrow I!-ht
The evening Republican., 1902-09-18

Sin,m's Comp. pennyr0yu Pills. The
aides extraordinary reuiely. Bs surs
You get tho Comp"
BY mali sl.lu. uJU King street.
The evening Republican., 1902-09-18
Letter From Sailor.

George Coates, OF No. 1927 Wesb
Second street, has received letter
from his son who is on the training
ship Essex
In the letter the young sailor gives
an acccut Of the sports the crew held
on Labor Day. The day opened with
a twenty minute go.as.you.please
race, and was followed by potato,
three legged. sack and other kinds
OF races. The humorous feature CI
the day was the pie eating contest.
The evening Republican., 1902-09-18

TUE fact should not be overlooked
IN It every issue presented by the
ID 'ln"crats ~ silver pateI ~ that
Il nSas city shop.
The evening Republican., 1902-09-18
10 I.rc.ta LArge DcrL luk.

The erection Of the largest der
rick ever erected in this section viii
bo started shortly by Stewart &
Donahoe, 1t viii b. cighty-tive
feet high with an arm eighty.two
feet long. The upright aud arm
will be made Of timber liXll inches
aud the Lifting capacity VIII be 20
tons
The evening Republican., 1902-09-18

-dTHE Democracy advocates a pol.
icy which, while 1t might squeeze
the classes would be sure to starve
the MASSES
The evening Republican., 1902-09-18

TIE u WpcaaIic toNt book did not
r'' 1t 10 tim +" effect the result
} ..,.,' .Uany serious CXtgut.
The evening Republican., 1902-09-18

The Democrats are 50 Couceruel
about the franchl.e for the Filipino
that they have no tmC to grant It
to the Negro.
The evening Republican., 1902-09-18

THERE are plenty OF farmers and
back woolSmen who are not worry
ing one lUta about the coal Sirlk"
and the nigh price Of coal. Ihry
have never had Il fire IA their
houses and never expect t. have.
The simplicity of some OF the ways
the Indians had of living would not
be SO bad il W" were only us"I to
it. With the advance of civilization
people are living III houses over
heated
What different sensation is now
experienced between the house heat
ed all over by a big furnace IN the
cellar, and the Old cushioned ire
place around which the fanIly
gathered TO nearly cook face ava
hands, while the hArl, seemed Ir",I.
ing.
THE Democratic speakers wnNid
have the publc beiiGyc that Ia Lc
event Of their Success, ali rivers
would be deep enough to tioI. rAIP-
and shallow enough not ID..ryyu
the boys that the frost would Hyt
nip the corn nor mosquitoes bto
that buttons would not come of.
nor shoes wear ont, that We Wuu,L
both eat our cake and l,cr4 Il ,Au
life he one long sweet song.
TIE full boomerang effect Of the
Democratic oilDrt to h".HlrCh the
Army OF the tnit"d States. an. he
little the magnificent Wur,. Il at
C0mplshed III Cuba, Porto kIru,
China and the Philippines. cannot
be measured uu'II the ballots are
counted III November. Iuo Army
belongs to tn" peurl" aIu they are
proud Of it.
PHYSICIANS are down ON the prac-
tiCe OF sitting with til" legs crossed
1t Is injurious to something Ol 9TH
er. The doctors are getting SO
smart that after while IL man
won't be able to sit in the gioamIng
holding the hand Of hIs best glrl
without exposing himself to polne
cardiac disturbance.
As long as the Democratic party
Is barnaCled with sdch eXcreseuces
rs George Fred Williams. Tom
Johuson, Carmnck, Began, IIIlmun.
and persons OF that liz, 1t will be
III vain for them to EXPECT the rUuu-
try to have confidence in It's con
structlVe statesmaushlp.
The Democrats assert that the
fact that we are lOauug money to
foreign nations Is not Il ,Jgn Of
prosperity. Their policy has been
to borrow from foreign nations and
then let the Republicans pay tn t
d d1bt.
dTHE Democracy advocates a pol.
icy which, while 1t might squeeze
the classes would be sure to starve
the masses.
The Democrats are 50 COuCeruel
about the franchlse for the Filipino
that they have no time TO grant It
to the Negro.
TUE fact should not be overlooked
th It every issue presented by he
ID 'nI"crats IL silver PLATED IL that
Il InSas city shop.
THE ,Ilppu,tI ir. tnNt T.. 81, Iil u,t
The evening Republican., 1902-09-18

Harv ester Mission, Front and JEFF.
fe rson streets, will hold PentecOst-
al meeting this evening at 7.3o
O clock, conducted by Evangelist e.
y Ulles OF Baltimore, Nd,
The evening Republican., 1902-09-18

The Democrats asser, that the
fact that we are loamug money to
foreign nations Is not Il ,Dgn Of
prosperity. Their policy has been
to borrow from foreign nations and
thon let the Republicans pay tn t
d 1bt.
The evening Republican., 1902-09-18

ADVERTISE in the Republlcau.
The evening Republican., 1902-09-18

As long as the Democratic party
Is barnaCled with sdch excreseuces
as George Fred Williams. Tom
Johuson, Carnnck, Began, IuIImHn,
and persons OF that ilH, 1t will be
In vain for item to expect the rouu-
try to have confidence in It's con
BtruCtive statesmauslip
Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-22
LoUP COUNTY N


LoUP COUNTY RANCH.
bI20 acres on Calimus river, controllng
80. 900 acres choice grazing lano, Over l,uyy
acres hay land; cash income from ranch
for last three years has averaged Sl'io.Vo
per year, In addition to pasturing over
700 head Of cattle for owner. Price,
'AIFALFA LAND, $3.50 PER ACRE.
I 100 acres bottom land on Republican river
east of McCook, all suitable for altalIa
could be divided into small tarms any anS
sold for 5000 per acre or better; Ianu
ali under fence; arge number OF naive
trees on place. One and one-halt miles
from railroad station. A. M
4Oo-ACRE ALFALFA FARM LAND; Ss,OOo.
Near BARLEY, on 3. & M; r.. r., al oottom
land, level and eKcepti9naig ~ h hs,ns cut
on place that will yield two ions Per
G0-ACRE FARM. .
Section land n. w. OF Cedar Rapids, m
Mud Greek valley; 100 acres under cu,n-
provements cost about N'SW'W' FFlce'
'pV'"sARPY COUNTY FARM.
aO acres within two miles OF Gretna. I'M
proved, all hrst-class land, 500 per acr Is.
$50 acres near Gretna, improved very ue-
sirable farm S1 aoU sfE acre
e 10000 for S-room modern mouse OH 0osn
street. near Farnam.
81 5OO.O0-3014 Cass street. s-room moueth
house. desirable location. $4,000 cash. osI-
q 500 = ST. Mary's Ave. 5-room cot
taKe. has lust been put in hrst-elass re-
naIr; $4,000 cash. balance monthly.
nt5OO OO-25ll Charles street, 1-room cottuge'
city water, gas, sewer, and In good con-
oiu0n GEORGE AND COMPANY .,
Wv -
Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-22
D. V. SHOLES co.,
40 n Y. Life Tel, go.
BARGAINS.

lss-giS0 SO. S5th, & rooms, large barn, hne
trees, 5OxlS5-foot lot, east front; a de-
oided bargain. 1880.
Georgia avenue. six rooms, modern,
fine repair, nice home on car line, street
paved. SNAP. $3.50
4SS-620 Lowe avenue, east front. full lot,
large, modern S-room house. hne locd-
ton. BIG BARGAIN. $500.
VACANT.
90xl32-feet. east front, 200 feet north OF
Farnam, on Thirty-seventh, beautiiul
building site. CHEAPEST TRACT In
West Omaha. 1890,
I65xls7, ELEGANT corner, Thirty-eighth
and Howard. The finest large bulldins
lot for handsome home In West Omaha
Magnificent and cheap, Sl2,bOO.
IOWA FARM.
6e3 acres Monona county. f1ne improve
ments, nearly all finest bottom lana.
can al be cultivated, nearly All IN
crops OF the finest kind. This Is an
EXCEPTIONAL PURCHASE at the
price, $50 per acre.
NEBRASKA LANDS
go acres Republican valley bottom, me
smooth, good soil, two miles county seat
about so acres alfalfa. every foot good
hay or alfalfa land, with best residence
in Hitchcock In the city OF Trenton. two
miles from, the land. A fine money
maker for anyone wanting TO raise s;ock
and live in town. Price, $500 for lanu
ana residence DIV RE-i5O q
Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-22

HOUSES.
LOTS.
FARMS.


THUS WEEK We have another house We
can cell on payments, iust iike paYing
rent rooms eh modern, near TO car
IN THh NORTH PART Of the city. a
NEW s.stefy BROOM hguse, all modern
mutt oNi.VGsS '"" "'" """'
MIA CRY liaiTs, Aish and slightly, on
rosm house, city water In Eie6en. 6rick
sellar narn' nice lawn. shade and truit
RKsipESCE LoTs-ws have a nns lot of
skIiINSo On, ,GAINtSTs ! ,S
hleely located, some near HEMls Park,
come neag MILLER LARN othsrs within
Can RAIN ranging tn price from 81 to
49, eaeh-N down and % per month
Sths5 ME-, iSs g NEST FAltNAM and
HNSsSHM fARh dlsulelH' IFem NhSo 10
lSvEsTMnNrs-rins er,ch block. near
jast the thins feT TeSmins houses, also
some gocd traekage property, can and
see gs tet ,semeihins OF this kind
from ear line 1850
10 acres Y mile from car line, some fruit,
@.aerss one mile from car line. Goop
MIRoEEMENrs, very desirable, FINE
o8Snni iFAHHRnns f STsAR SoSSMAnA. one Of ,c
dsES Price, neS9 n
lots OF FREE RANaE and PLENTY on
WATER, good buildings, ts,b0O
90 ACRES IN BUFFALO co, 6 miles from,
a good X, n. town GOOD BUILDINGS,
all fenced ana cross-fcneed, ?i0 acres IA
CULTIVATION Just the place FOR FARM
O. viii trade for property In or near
Omaha.
~ PER CENT MONEY TO LOAN on gilt
edge real estate security Also write
FIRE and TORNADO INSURANCE.
GEORGE Il. REMiS REAL ESTATE co.
Established lS6S)
Telephone $50 Paxton Block.
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