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Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-03
ROOSEVELT RECEIVES SHELL
Visits Cedar Mountain Battlefield and is
Given Memento.
FIGHT DESCRIBED TO HIM BY CONSTANT
Church is Attended Ia Mornins and
To-day lie win GO to oyster
BRy to Vote nj
Election.

BRANDY STATION, Va. Nov. 2.-preei-
dent Roosevelt passed several hours this
afternoon on the battlefield Of Cedar Noun
tain and there received, from an eye wit
ness and participant. an account of the
Ihght. II was the most interesting event
thus far OF his present trip. The day was
perfect and the drive to the battlefield most
pleasant.
Accompanied by Messrs. Root. Cortelyou,
DR.. Rixey. Judge Grimsley aud two or three
ladies, he arrived at the battlefield shortly
after g.. The party was followed by a
procession of carriages containing people
from Culpepper and the surrounding coun-
try.
The president traversed the road which
years ago was the stage route between New
York and New Orleans. On arrival at the
battlefield. which is dotted with monu-
ments marking the positions Of the troops
during the tight, the contest was explained
by Judge Grimsley, who is now a member
Of the bench OF this judicial circuit and
was a captain in the Sixth Virginia cav
airy and a participant in the light.
The president. a cavalryman himself, was
interested particularly in the account OF
the famous First cavalry charge" The
union and confederate cavalry met in a
depression not far from Cedar mountain.
While the battle did not last long and was
brought on quite Unexpectedly. the losses
on both sides reached 3, 200. Mr.. Roosevelt
was notably interested in a monument
erected last August, on the anniversary OF
the battle by the survivors Of the Twenty
eighth New York infantry, which lost In
the engagement so per cent Of it's men, iu-
GLIDING nearly every commissioned officer.
In the very heart OF the field he today
held an informal reception. and was given
a shell as a memento of his visit.
This morning the presidential party at
tended services at the Baptist church of
Culpepper about Ave miles from DIR. Rixey's
house.
The Rev. r. W. Winfrey ofhciated and
made a reference to the president in his
opening prayer, but did not allude to him
In his sermon. The church was crowded
and at the conclusion Of the services Presi-
dent Roosevelt cordially greeted the pastor
and many member of the congregation and
introduced them to those who accompanied
him.
subsequently the party lunched with 5,
Russell Smith. a brother-in-I law of DR..
RiXey, who is treasurer OF the county Of
Culpepper.
Tonight the president is again the guest
Of Representative John F. Rixey at his
country house near this village. Every
precaution possible is being taken to insure
his safety. Two headquarters men from
Washington, in addition TO the regular de-
tail Of secret service ofhcers. are on guard
The presidential special will arrive in
Washington tomorrow at 1l:15, and half ar
hour later leave over the Pennsylvapia fol
Oyster Bay, where Mr.. Roosevelt will vote
on Tuesday.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-03
HENDERSON AIDS BIRDSALL
Speaker Appeals 10 All Voters to Sup
port His Successor In
Congress-.

CHICAGO, Nov. AZ think 1t would be
the worst political calamity that could
befall Iowa should my successor, Judge
Birdsall. In the Third Iowa district, be
defeated in next Tuesdays election"
This statement was made by David B.
Henderson, speaker Of the house of repre-.
sentatives. who arrived at Chicago today
and learned that statements had been pub
lished claiming he was opposed to Judge
Blrdsall.
Continuing, he said: There lie abso-
lutely no foundation for such a story. Did
not the delegates who nominated me last
summer nominate my successor when re-
signed? These delegates we're all my
friends and are friends of Judge Birdsall.
When Judge Birdsall was nominated In my
place. l appealed to all my friends to dc
everything in their power to elect him.
They took me at my word and have worked
Just as hard for Judge Birdsall as they
would have worked for me had ] remained
in the race. In order to let the voters OF
Iowa know the truth In the matter, I have
sent a telegram TO q newspaper in Du-
buQue. which truthfuliy states my position
in the matter"
/. That telegram is az follows: Just
learned that claims are made by demo-
| cratic journals that l am opposed to cleo
tion OF Judge Birdsall. This Is false, alb.
solutely false, and is not only unjust "a
Judge Birdsall, but still more so to me and
TO my home and to my friends. Judge
Birdsalls county has ever been true to me-
In conventions and at the polls. l appeal
to my friends in every county to do all IT
their power for his election and to vot'
for him, which ] am coming home espe'
cially to do. II is for the interest OF the
district. the state and the nation that b
be elected.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-03
SCHOOL PUPILS UNDESIRABLE
Cuban ChiIdreu Held while AuthOri.
ties Consider whether 10
Admit Them.

NEW YORK, Nov. 2.-The board Of spe-
cial inquiry at Ellis Island adjourned to-
day without taking up the cases Of the
eleven Cuban children destined for Point
Iona, Cal, to be educated and cared for
at the farm" OF the Universal Brother
hood" conducted under the direction of
Mrs. Katherine Tingley. The children are
detained on the island and DR.. Gertrude Van
Holt. in whose charge they came from an
tiago, is with them. [t
COMMISSIONS Williams said today that
the case opens up an important and inter-
esting question, which will probably be
used TO establish q precedent for the guild
ance Of the department in the matter OF the
admission Of Cuban children for the purpose
Of education. R
The technical point on which the children
will be deported. II the board 80 decides,
will be that they are liable to become q
public charge. The theory Is that the in
stitution to which they are going IS In nc
way bound to support them.
Whatever the boards hnal ruling, Com
missioner Williams Is confident an appeal
will be taken to him and then to the Treas.
ury department In order to make a ties,
case.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-03
FRENCH STRIKERS ARE QUIET
Explode One stick Of Dynamite. but
otherwise Behave Them
selves.

PARIS, Nov. asa dynamite cartridge
was exploded under the window Of the house
Of G coal miner ct st. Btienne last night
and caused some damage.
With this exception no disorders have
occurred In the mining districts where the
strike prevails.
LILLE, France. Nov. "A meeting was
held here today between delegates of the
coal companies and the striking miners In
the Department du Nord. Failing to come
to an agreement, 1t was decided to refer
the question of an increase in wages to
arbitration.
The representatives Of the companies
said their principals were prepared to make
pension proposals similsr to those ad-
vanced by the companies in the Pas de
Calais district, but, the miners having per-
sisted in their demand for arbitration, the
coal companies reserved their pension pro-
possls until after the decision Of the ar
bitrator Is made known.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-03
DAVID B. HENDERSON,"
ELECTION FRAUDS IN OHIO
Democrats split over Funds and seek
60 Prove Illegal Regis.
tFatiOn.

CINCINNATI. Nov. 2.-Intense feeling de-
veloped today among prominent democrats
who are Mclean men, because none OF the
funds collected by the candidates, who are
Johnson men. had been turned over to the
Hamilton county committee. The organiEa-
tion has been ignored by both the state
and local candidates and the indications
are that there will be trouble at the polls.
The democratic candidates today prepared
papers for an application in the superior
court tomorrow to prevent certain persons
from voting. II IL said $50 colored men
are registered from The silver Moon
boarding house on the river front and that
a careful canvass shows only l27 residing
there.
The intervention Of the United States
district attorney was sought yesterday, bui
be refused to apply for marshais unless
fraud in registration was proved or pro
eeedings we're instituted under the fifteenth
amendment,
There 10 no doubt the republican stat
Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-03

actly coincident with the bsrometrie
changes.
The citizens Of the region have attempted
many explanations Of the wells. Some have
reasoned tha the blowing lie probably
due 10 the liberation Of gas produced from
petroleum, and that a. petroleum Is a nat
ural distillation from great coal fields,
there must be an abundant supply OF the
latter mineral beneath the surface. Fort
unes have been staked upon this deduction
and much time consumed In a frultless
search for coal. Others have noticed the
change Of current which som wells show
every twelve hours, morning and evening.
and have thought that this regular osoilla-
tion was due to a tidal action OF the sheet
water, enormously considering the latter
as a great subterraneaD lake. The phe-
nomena are most frequently attributed by
scientific observers to atmospheric pres
sure, which. though probably e~xerting great
influence, is not necessarily the whole
cause.
The material through which the. wells
are driven may throw some light on their
peculiarities. In northeastern Nebraska q
layer OF dense limestone about four inches
thick lies beneath fifty to 100 feet or sub
soil. Below the limestone is found water
bearing gravel. When the limestone cover
Ing the water bearing beds, Is penetrated
water under slight pressure rises about one
foot. The water-bsaring layer lie very por.
Gus and must always contain more or less
air. As the air above and the air Enclosed
In the gravels below are alike subject to
the fluctuations OF the barometer, It follows
that II the surface air is rendered less
dense the air below will pass out through
the we'll openings until equilibrium between
the raret air aud denser air is established,
and the opposite effect will follow during
a period Of high pressure, Still. his ex.
PLANTATION. plausible as It is, hardly &C
counts for the force With which the air is
expelled from some Of the wells and a more
comprehensive study Of the problem is
needed to satisfactorily explain all the
phenomena.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-03
ROCK ISLAND PLANS LINES
Will Give Colorado New outlet to
the Pncihc Via santa
HOS .-r ROSA.

COLORADO SPRINGS. Colo, Nov. D.
The Gazette says that Colorado Springs is
to have another outlet to the Paethc coast
as we'll as a new road which will tap the
immense coal fields at Trinidad.
Within sixty days. it is said, contracts
will be let for the building OF 265 miles OF
railroad by the Rock Island system, con-
Meeting Pueblo and Santa Rosa, n. NJ. The
Rock Island line from Liberal, Kan, which
CONNECTS with the Southern Pacific at Ell
Paso, runs through Santa Rosa and the pro-
posed line from Pueblo to Santa Rosa will
be the conencting link in the Rock Island
system between Colorado and the Pacific
coast.
The Rock Island uses the tracks OF the
Denver & Rio Grande between this city
and Pueblo and when the line from Pueblo
to Santa Rosa, N. M, is finished It is un-
derstood that It will lay It's own tracks
from here to Pueblo.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-03
MARcoNI HOPES FOR SUCCESS
Expects TO send Messages Across the
Anantie ocean In Near
Future.

HALIFAX, N. g.. Nov. "A dispatch
from sycney. G. B., says preparations nor
the A.aI test Of the Marcorl wireless sys-
tenn have already commenced aud the in
ventor anticipates he complete success Of
the system
NJ. Marconi seld sodcy. slluding to his
ezperIments: For 200 niles, from Poidhu,
I transmitted messages on ny last IMP
and received messages rom eoldhu al
q distance OF 500 miles. As soon as the
machinery il all installed in the Table
Head station I will commence TO expert
ment. I will place Carlo Alberto a anor'
distance from shore and experiment De-
tween Il and Table Head, and when an
satisfied that everything 10 going properly
I will send a message across to Poldhu'
TT will probably be q week anyway De
fore have a statement to make about M
| communication between Poldhu and Tapi'
Head"
Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-03
UNION IS NOW REINSTATED
Chicago Federation rake Back
Printers whs Refused to
strike.

CHICAGO. Nov. 2.-The Chicago Fedora
ton OF Labor today rescinded its act OF
expulsion against Typographical Union
No. IS and offered to reinstate the dele
gates when they apply.
The action is due directly to an order
from Samuel Gompers, president OF the
American Federation, who commanded IL Go
rsinstate the typos by November 10 or loso
its right OF Afhliation with the national
body.
He was stirred up by the international
typographical union, which notined him
that unless he issued the order IL would
withdraw from the American Federation.
Today's action terminates a two-yesr
controversy that had its origin in a strike
inaugurated by the newspaper pressmen OF
Chicago. When the printers refused 10
join the strike, or give the strikers their
moral support, maintaining that to do 80
would be to violate their 1ve-year contract
with the newspaper publishers. their del
egates we're expelled from the federation.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-03
FIERCE FLAMES SWEEP TOWN
81. Pierre, Newfoundland, visited by
had Fire for the Fourth
o.. Time.

ST. JOHNS. N. F., Nov. 2.-The town Of
st. Pierre, Miquelon, has been devastated
by FIRE. 1t started last night and swept
the main portion of the town. The gov
errors house. the government buildings.
the Roman Catholic cathedral. the presby-
terry, the schools and a number Of other
buildings we're destroyed.
It has not yet been learned how the hre
originated There was nc wird or the en-
tire town would probably have been OBJ
liberated. Even as It is the extent OF the
disaster is far-reaching, and the financial
loss will probably reach $500 ,OOO.
There was no loss Of life or serious ac-
cident,
The rapid spread Of the confagration
was due to the trining water supply and
to the fact that st. Pierre has no adequate
~hre-nghting appliances.
The town has been partly burned down
three times before. in 1858, 1867 and 1873
Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-03
PROMISE new WILDE SCANDAL
Peer Charged with UnnRturRI OHeuse
which Sent Oscar to
Jail.

LONDON, Nov. "A tremendous sensa-
ton was caused here today by statements
that another scandal of the Oscar Wilde
type was about to become public.
1t is asserted that the man whose name
is connected with the affair. and who lie Z
peer. has fed the country, but there is
every reason to believe that he is at pres
ent lying III at an English watering place.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-03
LOSES EYE IN COLE GAME
Prominent Boston Man who was Hit
by Rail- Has injured Menu
her Removed.

BOSTON. Nov. "A distressing accident
occurred at tho Country club golf links In
Brookline yesterday. as a result Of which
Herbert Jacques. well knowu in society,
an enthusiastic golfer and a prominent
architect. has lost his left eye. A member
Of tho Royal Montreal club Of golfers was
responsible for the accident, which oo-
Cured at the first tee.
Mr.. Jacques was preparing 70 drive of
when he was struck square in the eve by
a ball.
The Canadian player was trying TO play
out from a clump OF bushes and did not
see Mr.. Jacques. The optic nerve was
paralyzed and It became necessary TO re.
move the eye.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-03
PENSIONS FOR wEsTERNERS
Survivors of tho wars Generously Rc-
~membered by the GenerRI
government.
WASHINGTON. Nov. 2.-tspecislj-rhe
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WASHINGTON. Nov. 2.-ispecialj-The
following pensions have been granted:
Issue Of October 10, 1902:
Nebraska; Increase. reissue. etc -iIeryy
Hubert Fairbgry, g James johnson. Har-
Ge0rge W. Alexander. Miiigan, Sc; levi
Bolendcr. Blue Springs, s..
Iowa: Original. Lewis Daniels, Adair.
S.; william N. Mccoy. Waterloo. $40. In
crease, Reissue, etc.-Wilhelm Ratch, Elk
port, sl2; John j.: Nollenwider, Williams.
$40; Nathan u, Thompson. ERrlham. 81;
George w. Carroll, Maquoketa. S14; Charles
A. Butterfeld, Troy Mills, $40; Sanford G.
Lewis Charlton, ST.; WILLIAM w p9Tant'
eomery, IS: philip X. Mccartney, Osceola,
IS; John w. Gooder. Des Moiues, $; VII
liam r, nartm pt5sor siog yS. RRpbp,ds, - WI
ers, Clinton, s. Widows. minors aud dc
pendent relatlyes-Matilda r. story, Elliott
Sl2; Palitha Palmer, Milton. s.: minors at
Francis Daily, Cincinnati, SIG,
south Dakota: 9.srisinsl-Elsha W
etc.1Benjamin siers. Millbank. $40; Henry
b.. Schrlner, Madison. 81; Charles +. 'ort.
Wyoming: Increase, reissue. etc.-usher
j.. Stalcup. Arvada. SI.
Issue of October Il, 1912.
Nebraska: Increase, reissue, etc Amos o..
pillion. $40; Nirum /. Wiuchcll. Gross. s.;
Newland Nash. F%airbury, $40; isaac Mills
paugh, Atkinson. So,
s.; William Il. Wager, California Junction.
So; George A. Newman, les Moines. Sr.
Increase, reissue, etc.-Mathias Belts, kco-
kuk, Si2; Henry II. Jordan. Brighton, ST.,
Hugh Reece. Humeston. $40; John Turner,
Monona, Sl2; isaac overly. Knoxville. ST.:
Thomas X. Palmer, Red oak. Sl2; Thomas
J. Haywood, Fairfield, Sl7; Josiah Sal!. +.
Boone, $i2.
Issue OF October IL, 1902:
Nebraska: Original-Peter econ. MauieN.
$; Henry smith; McCook, Sc. Increas'.
issue. etc.-William O'Pricn. Plsttsmouth,
IS; Winslow l. Bay, Omaha. $40; Scntcr
Vader. stella, Sl2; Valentine II. ~Scrivuc'.
Red Cloud. 81; Newton w. OlmstCd, urgd.
York, IS: John Wallace, Omaha. IS. WiG-
ows. minors and dependent relatives-Serair
A.. Sandilands, Petersburg. IS: ManerNH
Harold, Albion. ST.,
Iowa: Original-Elijah Beat. Clar'udu.
S.: Calvon c. Curtis. Iowa City. Sc. Ir-
crease, reissue, etc.-Eias NJ. Hale. dcHl,
Clarion, $50; John n. Brockway. Audubon,
IS; Wanton G. Barber, Nillisca. Sl4; ArVire
p. Beck, dead, Forsythe, tl2: Wenzel Cyer-
weney. Traer. SO; Isaac Buel. Mitchell, 81,
Charles II. Young, Truro, 81; Amos VI.
Howard. Agency. Sl2; Solomon r.. Hum
bert, Cedar Fails. 81; John A. Emmert,
Marshalltown Sl2 (Mexican war;. WidoWs.
minors and dependent relatives-Emily u
Thornton, Waterloo, IS; Mary NJ. Hale,
Clarion, -.
South Dakota: Increase. reissue. etc.
David c. Morgan, Canastota. Sl2: Andrew
G. Pringle, Mitchell. S.. widows. minors
and dependent relatives-Abby J. Butler.
Willow Lake, $l2. O.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-03
.KIsT O. WHISTLES ANNoYS
Pastor Resigns His Pulpit when
Church Decides to Install
Organ.

LEXINGTON, Ky. Nov. 2.-As the re-
suit OF the decision OF the Broadway
Church Of Disciples here to submit TO the
congregation the question Of installing an
bryan. Rev. j. w. McGarvey, president
Of the College Of the Bible. founder OF the
church In 1870 and it's first pastor, today
asked for letters for himself and wife, that
they might transfer their membership.
His attitude has prevented the introduce
ton Of an organ for many years. but senti-
ment in its favor became so great that the
vote was overwhelming.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-03
NEW COAL ROAD ARRANGED
Intended TO Connect Illinois Fields
with Ohio River and the
East.

CARBoNpALE, ILL.,, Nov. "A new rail-
road connecting the southern Illinois coal
fields with the Ohio river Is " be built.
The new line is believed to be connected
with the Gould interests and will be known
as the Johnson City, Harrisburg & Ohio
River railroad.
II will connect with both the Chicago &
Eastern Illinois and the Illinois Central
railroad at Johnson City and will pass
through the recently opened up coal fields
OF Saline county and thence 70 the Ohio
river.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-03
Allen Fights shy OF shaw.

WAYNE, Neb.. Nov, Especial Tele-
gram. )-Ex-senator W. v. Allen addressed
a large audience at the opera house last
night and met with a warm reception at
the hands OF his followers. The speaker
devoted his time 10 battering the Fepub-
lican party and a rehearsal Of the old
BARLEY deal; in fact. confined himself to
state issues and failed TO answer Secretary
Of the Treasury shaw, who recently spoke
here. The address probably pleased his
followers, but many people left the opera
house in disgust.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-03
TRAINS CRASH IN DENSE FOG
twentieth Century Limited Narrowly
Averts mad Disaster Near
FORT Plain.

UTICA, n. Y, Nov. 2-Today al Rock
Cut, one and ope-hAIf miles west Of Fort
Plain, on the New York Central a vest
bound freight broke in two as a result OF
a defective airbrake.
Two empty coal cars jumped the track
and we're thrown on track 2. Train No. %,
the Twentieth Century Limited, came along
At this time and crashed into the two cars
The coal ears and pilot house OF the en-
CINE OF the hyer we're wrecked and {
freight engine had 10 be substituted. Sons
Of the windows OF the coaches were
smashed, but no one was hurt, The wrecked
cars were set on IRE and destroyed.
Owing to the dense fog it was impossible
for the engineer Of the oyer 10 see th'
cars on the track.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-03
DETROIT SAILS FOR CULEBRA
United states Cruiser VIII Join In
Extensive Late
This Month.

NEW YORK. Nov. 1.-The cruiser De-
troit, which arrived from Boston on FRI
day, sailed today for Culebra island, where
the North Atlantic torpedo ~fotilla, the
European and north Atlantic squadrons and
many unassigned vessels have been ordered
to report by November %.
They will all participate 10 the extensive
cvolutions Of the combined forces OF which
Rear Admiral Sumner, the senior officer,
will assume command.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-03
CHINA ENGAGES AMERICANS
Government Appoints Alfred Jessup
chief Asssyer OF Celestial
Mine.

WASHINGTON. Nov. ALFRED Il. Jes-
sup, nov head Of the testing laboratory in
the supervising architects once OF the
Treasury department, has accepted the po-
sition Of chief assayer Of the Chinese mint
At Tien Tsin. China.
The designation for the place was made
through the intermediary Of Minister Con
ger. at the request OF the Chinese govern
ment. Mr.. Jessup is a graduate OF Lehigh
university and the school Of mines at Fret
burg. Germany.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-03
SOUTHERN BUYS COAL ROADS
Railroad Acquires Hundred Miles "i
Track, Mostly Employed ny
FueI Cars,

KNOXVILLE, Tenn, Nov. 2.-The South
ern railway has purchased the Tennessee
Northern. the Hartman & Northeastern
and the Knoxville & Ohio railroads.
They are all coal roads in this vicinity
and have a total mileage Of 10 miles.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-03

ticket will be e~iec,ed, aitao1sA I've or
three OF the congressional dis,ricta are uR-
certain. The PFeseRs Ohis delegation has
seventeen republicans ana four democrats.
The republicans say they will gain one or
I'VE and the demoerHts- claim a gsiH OF
three conErcsGmsa, e.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-03
CANNON BALL TRAIN C0LLlDES
Injures One Seriously and Twelve
other Passenger Are slightly
Hurt.

JACKSON, Miss, Nov. 1.-The north
bound Illinois Central Cannon Ball" col
lided this afternoon with a switch engine
In the yards at this point.
One passenger was seriously injured and
twelve others slightly.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-03
BROTHER REVENGES DEATH
Kills Person who Slew HIS ReIa-
tive at PetersburE, In
Indiana.

PETERSBURG, Ind, Nov. 2.-"Lum"
Houchens. brother of County Treasurer c.
ID. Houchens, was killed last night.
The murderer is said to be one Bradley.
whose brother "Lum" killed several months
ago.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-03
SHOOTS WIFE AND SELF
wisconsin Double Tragedy the Out
come OF Hot Words at
Home.

COLEMAN, Wis, Nov. 2.-Peter Grant
shot and killed his wife at Grover today
and then committed suicide.
1t is believed the tragedy was the result
OF domestic trouble.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-03
BURSTING BOILER KILLS
Three Men Lose Their Lives rs Re.
suit of TerriAc Explosion on
Locomotive.

BALTIMORE. Nov. 2.-Three trainmen
were almost instantly killed today by the
explosion OF a boiler OF a Baltimore & Ohio
locomotive at Halethorpe. Traf1c was de-
layed about three hours by the accident.
The. killed: f'' F8 .a".. as- .
T.. W. BRIGGS, engineer. ~ az
o. W. HUNT. fireman.
c. o. STALLING, brakeman.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-03
Richard Looking for Trouble.

PARIS, Nov. An. Gerault Richard Of the
Petite Republique has telegraphed two OF
his friends to meet the seconds OF thc
Marquis de Dion tomorrow and arrange for
a duel.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-03

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signature on every box.