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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-10-18

WHEN GEESE SOUTH.
"Ah," said old oak to squirrel who was pick
ing acorns North Wind just told that this
cold winter" "Ha Hal" laughed the little squirrel,
prepared have largest hollow half full
o acorns, hickory nuts hazel and beech nuts"
'Swish-swsh!" went the wind through the branches,
the old sighed II losing leaves
prettier leaves this than before
really bad, said the squirrel running
that all these leaves be spoiled
nothing which
very fine. There wild southwark. glad
south to keep warm" "You do
what cold winter is said the oak for ninety
borne them and now know what to call
a cold winter" Rodney Brink,
A Seventh Grade, 1884 Chicago Avenue.
Clinton School
Arizona republican., 1902-06-21
Hosiery.

Children's fast black hose, good rib. all sizes; have sold for 10c pair-Sacrificing price, pair ...... Children s black seamless hose, full finish, fast color; have sold for 121zc pair-Sacrific- ing price, pair. Boys bicycle hose, good weight, fast color; have sold for 2Gc pair-Sacrificing price, pair ........... Ladies' brown hose; worth 12lac pair-Sacrificing price, pair ....... ..... Ladies black dropstiched hose, fast color; worth 15c pair-Sacrificing price, pair. Ladies' ribbed top black hose, full finished and seamless; worth 2Gc pair-Sacrifcing price, pair ............. Ladies Balbriggan hose, silk clocked; worth 25c pair Sacrificing price, pair. ...... Ladies black lace hose, seam- less, just the thing for sum- mer wear; worth 35c pair Sacrificing price, pair. ...... Ladies black maco thread hose, full finished and seam less, Hermsdorf dye; worth 30c pair-Sacrificing price. pair
Arizona republican., 1902-06-21
Ready Made Goods.

Ladies' Wash Skirts, assorted
 colors: worth 15c-Sacrific-
 ing price, each. h.............., Ladies' Shirt Waists, dark and light colors; worth 75c Sacrificing price, each. One lot of ladies' Waists,
 worth from $1.25 to $2 each Sacrificing price, each.
 choice ............ .... Another lot of ladies Waists,
 some very swell goods in
 this lot; they are worth
 from &, $2.50 to $3-Sacri-
 ficing price, choice. A third lot Of all our s to
 $4.50 Waists will go at Sacrificing price, choice, each ......... ..... ...- ..--' Ladies all-wool cheviot or
 honespun tailor suits. well
 made and lined, all sizes;
 sold for $10-Sacrificing price ,,
Arizona republican., 1902-06-21
Linens.

Cotton toweling in white or
 gray; worth 5c yd-Sac1ific- ? ing, yd ....................... Pure linen checked glass tow
 cling, r inches wide; worth
 1212c yd-Sacrifcing price, EC yard ...---..--......-..... -..-....V~ Huck toweling, extra heavy
 bleached, worth 123Ac yd- T Sacrificing price, yd.............. l. The celebrated Barnsley crash,
 pure all linen, extra heavy;
 worth 15c yd-Sacridcing e. price, yd ....................... OS Red tablecloth, 56 inches wide;
 worth 25c yd; Sacrificing 9SIC price, yd ........................ Azo~ Turkey red table cloth, 60 in.
 wide, heavy quality, guaran-
 teed fast colors; worth 40c 95 yd; Sacrificing price, yd........ A syS Half bleached table linen, 60
 inches wide; worth 35c yard Tn1 Sacrificing price, yd............. ACS Unbleached table linen, GO in.
 wide, extra heavy quality;
 worth 40c Sacrificing eH price. yd ........................ ACG
Arizona republican., 1902-06-21
oweis.

worth 16c each: Sacrificing price. each .................. All linen huck towels, T. inches wide, g inches long, colored
 borders; worth 20 each Sacrificing price. each. Bleached cotton towels, IS inches wide by 70 inches
 long, fringed; worth 15c each: Sacrificing price, each Turkish towels, bleached. 20 inches wide by B inches long, fringed. colored bor- ders; worth 20c each; Sacri- ficirg price, each. h..... Unbleached Turkish towels. 24 inches wide by 46 inches long. worth 25c each-Sacri- ficing price, each. ....... Huck towels, henstitched. 20 inches wide by 4 inches long. nice goods, colored or plain border; worth 40c each Sacrificing price, each. .... Satin damask towels, 22 inches wide by 44 inches long; knot ted fringe; worth 40c each Sacrificing price. each..
Arizona republican., 1902-06-21
Notions.

Needle books, contain papers
 needles, also assorted sized
 large needles; worth 15c-
 Sacrificing price, for the Nl whole book ................... Hooks and eyes, dog on card nr Sacrificing price, card. sG China buttons, all sizes-Sacri- A5 Darning cotton. all colors- Nf Sacrificing price, a ball. eV Knitting cotton, all colors,
 large balls-sSacrificing price, N1 Ice wool, all coiors; worth 2Oc G~ ball-Sacrifcing price. ball.. eV ] Wire hairpins, put up in boxes nT- Sacrificing price, box. ,CM: Invisible hairpins-Sacrificing ng Safety pins, all siZes-Sacri- GTE/ ficing price, a paper. .OA/Z
Arizona republican., 1902-06-21
Silks.

We have selected ali our fancy and plain silks of q variety of kinds and colorings that are worth from S5c to $1.50 q yard and put them all in at the same sacrificing price choice of any. yd
Arizona republican., 1902-06-21
Calicos and Gingha1ns

N<al1cOS ana S1nghafnS Fancy prints in dark colors,
 assorted patterns: sold for 5c Tc per yd-Sacrificing price, yd...... Al Shifting prints in light colors,
 the best made; worth 5c yd- 2 Sacrificing price, yd .............Jl Turkey red calico, fast colors,
 neat patterns; worth 5c yd- } Sacrificing price, yd yd...........O OS Best quality prints, blue, gray.
 black and other colOrs; sold
 for GAc yd-Sacrificing price, S1 yard ............. .............. ey2S Fancy prints, extra good quail
 ity; worth 71ac yd-Sacrific- ing price, yd......--............. Fl German blue calico, 2 inches
 wide; worth ice yard-Sacri- Lla fcing price, yd............G .G2A Apron Ginghapls, assorted col
 OTIS; worth 5e yd-Sacrifcing 1o price, yd ........................ Cheese cloth, pink and rel
 only; worth 5c yd-Sacrific- 31, ing price, yG ....-.-................ ..2S Birdseye cotton, remnants, all
 widths; worth Sc yd-Sacri- fcing price, yd...................- O( Hickory Shirtings, suitable for
 working shirts, neat stripes;
 worth 10c yd-Sacrificing Ec prlce, yd " Heavy cheviot shirting in dark
 colors, very serviceable, will
 wash well; worth 1214c yd- Fl, Sacrificing price, yd.......-......E f 2S Percales in light and dark col
 ors. 36 in. wide, ali fast col
 ors; worth 1Oc yd-Sacriffc- Li ing price, d.-..--.-..-......-..- V2S Fine percales, S6 inches wide,
 in very neat designs; worth QI1 15c yd-Sacrificins price, yd..... C3S Covert cloth for skirts; sold
 for PFC yd-Sacrifcing Go price, yd -.OS Cheviot skirting, very strong
 and fine, in assorted colors;
 worth 15c yd-Sacrifcing Tic price. yd ....................... 2S> Plain and fancy linen crash for skirts; worth 15c yd- a. Sacrificing price, yd................TG Dress duck in all colors, plain
 or dotted; worth 1212c yd- o. Sacrificing price, yd........-.......C .CG Dress Ginghams. in a great
 variety of colors and styles;
 worth 15c yd-sacrificing Qc price, yd ...-.......-........-... -CS Shifting for light shirts, 56
 inches wide, in good colors;
 worth 16 2-3c' yd-Sacrifcing Q1o price, yd ......................... O3S Corded dimities, 27 inches
 wide, in neat patterns; well
 worth Ice yd-Sacrifcing Hlc price, yd OZS Fine dimities, 30 inches wide,
 in colored grounds, neat
 stripes or floral effects;
 worth 15c yd-Sacrifcing C1c price, yd ................--..--. .C3e-, Mercerized striped dimities-
 looks like satin-striped,
 beautiful patterns; worth snC 2Oc yd-Sacrifcing price, yd..... HUA White India linen, book-fold;
 worth 121Ac yd-Sacrificing 4 r price, yd O-S White India linen, long fold,
 very fine quality; worth 25c fSC yd-Sacrifcing price, yd.-..-.. AcS White checked nainsook, 27
 inches wide, small checks;
 worth 121Ac yd-Sacrifcing %lr price, yd .a ~ Curtain scrim, 36 inches,
 double width; worth 10c yd- Ac Sacrificing price. yd................1S 1S Curtain Swiss, S6 inches wide,
 dotted or figured, also col
 ored dots; has sold for 15c EN, yd-Sacrificing price, yd.....E EOJ Unbleached canton flannel,
 extra heavy quality; worth q 15c yd-Sacrificing price, yd N5
Arizona republican., 1902-06-21

Ladies and children's side elastics; worth 15c and 20c pair-Sacrificing price, pair. A lot of ladies' bow ties, all
 kinds; have sold for 25c- Sacrificing price, each. .... Cube pins, large size; have sold for 10c cube-Sacrificing price, cube ............ Ladies' fine white lawn hem sti t c h q handkerchiefs;
 worth 10c each-Sacrificing price, each ................. A lot of silk twist, all colors- Sacrificing price, a spool. .. Torchon faces. all width, ? to 3 inches wide; worth 10c yd- Sacrificing price, yd........ Underskirt patterns, made of fine Nearsilk, , yards in pat
 tern; worth 75c-Sacrificing
 price, pattern Japanese folding fans, all
 kinds and colors to choose
 from; worth 20c each-Sacri-
 ficirig price, each. h...-..-.... Mosquito netting, ? yds wide,
 yds in a piece; worth Gee
 bolt-Sacrificing price, per
 bolt. Footing in white and black,
 all widths, 144 yds in each
 piece; worth 5c per yd-Sac-
 rificing price per piece) of
Arizona republican., 1902-06-21

Bleached table linen, 70 inches wide. nice quality, in as sorted patterns: worth 65c yd-Sacrificing price, yd..... Bleached damask table linen, 70 inches wide, satin finish, in table cloth lengths; worth 75c yard-Sacrificing price, yard .............. .......... Imported bleached damask, Irish manufacture, 72 inches wide; worth soc yd; Sacri- ficing price, yd.......... Loom table covers. fringed, SIP size; worth 75c each Sacrificing price, each. .....
Arizona republican., 1902-06-21

Japanese Mating, very fine quality, assorted, up to date patterns; regular price 35c yd-Sacrificing price per yd. Ingrain Carpets, new pat terms; worth 35c yd-Sacri- ficing price per yd. Union Insrain Carpets, half wool, in fine floral effects;
 worth soc yd-Sacrificing price per yd.......... All wool Ingrain Carpet. 2 ply, extra heavy, beautiful patterns; worth 75c yd- Sacrificing price, per yd... Brussels Tapestry Carpet in new and pretty effects, very dura ble goods; regular price 75c yd-Sacrificing price, yd. Brussels Tapestry Carpet, 10 wire weave, heavy goods;
 worth zoe yd-SacrificinG price, per yard. ......... Body Brussels Carpet, extra heavy goods; worth $1 yd- Sacrificing price, yd...... MoQuette, Administer and vel vet Carpets: all our $1.25 quality-Sacrificing price yd Chenille Portiers in red only;
 worth $2.5O-Sacrificing price per pair. Lace Curtains made of fine
 Nottingham lace, S1a yds
 long; worth $2 pair-Sacri-
 ficing price per pair.
Arizona republican., 1902-06-21

Ladies ribbed vests, pink and
 blue; worth 15c each; Sacri-
 fcing price, each. ......... Ladies gauge vests, long sleeves; worth 25c; Sacri-
 ficing price, each. ........ Ladies ribbed pants, bleached
 white, full finish; worth 35c pr-Sacrifcing price. pair. Ladies ribbed union suits, slightly damaged; worth 75c
 each: Sacrificing price, each. Infants Vests, sleeveless;
 worth 10c each; Sacrificing price, each ................ Children's knit underwaists,
 just the thing for summer
 wear; worth 25c each-Sacri-
 ficing price, each. Ladies muslin drawers, made
 with tucks and embroidery;
 worth 35c pair-Sacrincing price, pair ..................... Ladies chemises, full length;
 worth 75c each-Sacrifcing price. each ...-...... Ladies gowns, neatly trim
 med in lace or embroidery,
 well made; worth $1.25- Sacrificing price, each. h....., Summer corsets in long or
 short waist; has sold for 25c Sacrificing price. each. A lot of odd and end corsets
 of all popular makes; worth
 $1.GO to $1.50 each-Sacrific- ing price. each. ............
Arizona republican., 1902-06-21
Clothing.

Mems odd summer Coats, all sizes. worth up to $3 each Sacrificing price, each ... Mems Linen Coats and Vests:
 worth up to $5 each-Sacri- ficing price, each. h........... A lot of mems all wool odd Vests in all sizes, also eX- tra large ones; worth up to g each-Sd crificing price, \ lot of mems Pants in dark
 and light stripes, we'll made and durable, all sizes; worth
 $2.50 pr-Sacrificing price, pr Mems Flannel Suits, in ligf and dark colors, all sizes, a
 big line to pick from; are worth $7.50 to $10 each-Sac-, rificing price, each ........' Mems Black Clay Worsted
 Suits, well made and lined;
 worth s7.50 each-Sacrifcing, Mems Cheviots, Worsteds and
 mixed Tweeds; worth sS, each-Sacrificing price, each Mems Fancy Worsted Suits,
 in dark stripes, perfect fit
 ting; worth $10-Sacrificing price, each .......... .......' Mems fancy plaids and light
 stripes, also blue and black
 Serges, that sold all season
 for $12.50 each-Sacrificingt price, each. Mems gray Clay Worsteds
 and dark mixtures with best
 of trimmings and perfectly
 tailored, worth $15 each; Sacrificing price .....' All our fancy and stylish
 Suits that sold for SIS and
 $20 each-Sacrificing price,
 each ........ .... .. =. Your choice of the very best
 suits in the house that sold
 for $25, all this seasons
 styles sacrificing price 0 each -...-... ..-..-....--...s sp Boys wash Suits, all sizes
 and styles; worth 75c-Sac-
 rificing price, each .......... We will make a reduction 0 cent off on all our Shoes, eXceI L. Douglas $3.50 shoes, which not allowed to do. We have t est and best shoe stock to Sele
Arizona republican., 1902-06-21
Napkins.

Red frinSed napkins, size 15X15
 5R@hss doz sacrcing 1fnaTs prce Togf6 aoz DOC Z5C Checked fringed napkins, 15x15
 inches square, all linen;
 worth G0c dozen; Sacrificing SY pflCe, OOZ ........--..........-. CJ\ White fringed napkins, 1Sx1S
 inches square; have sold for
 sos so@ .'..' do.-saerifieins ..ns... price 67!c Half bleached napkins, 17X17
 inches squares. good weight:
 iie1as aeSs s9ra SrHea. 5ot Sl ao@. SaeFi 75c Half bleached napkins, 19x19
 inches square, extra heavy
 goods; have sold for $1.25 dog Gof nN Sacrificing price, dog. 8 .VV Pure linen hemmcd napkins,
 1SX1S inches square, colored
 borders; sells for $1.25 doz- NO- Sacrificing price, doz............ 1CN B!eached napkins, full dinner
 size; worth $1.5O doz-Sacri- Gs EO ficing price, dog. oz...............sitHss HssO Ladies Underwear. Ladies sleeveless vests, Swiss
 ribbed, in good cotton o Sacrificing price, each. 1C Ladies bleached sleeveless
 ribbed vests; worth 1Oc each r Sacrificing price, each. .0C Ladies' ribbed vests, taped
 neck and sleeves; worth
 12I4c each; Sacrificing price, O. each -............. .................C>
Arizona republican., 1902-06-21

Mems ribbed or plain Under wear in pink, blue or brown shirts and drawers to match: worth 25c each Sacrificing price, each. Mems honeycombed (birdseye pattern) shirts and drawers, all sizes; worth 45c each Sacrificing price, each ..... French Balbriggan shirts and drawers, made of fine Egyptian cotton; worth soc each-Sacrificing price. each. Scrivens' patent drawers, elastic seams (both sides) and elastic ankles; worth 15c-Sacrifcing price, pair... Mems mixed Sox-&acriicing price, per pair. Mems tan and black Sox, seamless: sold for 1212c Der pr-Sacrificing price, pr...... Mems white Handkerchiefs sold for Sc each-Sacrificing price. each. ......... ....... Mems Suspenders, all kinds; worth 25c pair-Sacrificing price, pair Boys wash Pants, sold for 25c per pr-Sacrificing price, per pair ............ A lot Of boys Waists, all styles and sizes; worth 25c each - Sacrificing price, choice each
Arizona republican., 1902-06-21

Ready-made sheets for cots, size 54 inches wide. go inches long. hemmed; worth 50c each-Sacrificing price, each Full sized bed sheets, heavy quality, = inches wide, % inches long, hemmed ready for use: worth roc each Sacrificing price, each. Pillow cases, 42 inches long, 36 inches wide, made of fine muslin, ready for use; worth 15c each-Sacrificing price, each ........... Bedspreads, full size, good quality; worth 75c each Sacrificing price, each. h....... Bedspreads, extra good qual- ity, full size, neat patterns; worth $125 each-Sacrificing DricP each
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1902-12-13

Kokomo. Ind. Dec. 1st.-Twenty
years is long time to take out of
one persons life but that was the
fate of Anna M. Willis of this place.
For twenty years she suffered all the
torments of Kidney Trouble, and any
one in that state is not living, but
simply existing.
Now Anna M. Willis is fully recov-
cred. She appreciates the pleasure
of living again and never forgets to
tell you that it is all because a friend
advised her to try Dodd's Kidney
Pills.
In speaking of her wonderful cure
she says: For twenty years 1 suf-
fered from Kidney Trouble. The dis
ease was terrible in itself and 1t was
all the more terrible because l could
get no relief and my case seemed
hopeless.
But one day I got six boxes OF
Dodd's Kidney Pills and by the time
I had taken five boxes my pains had
left me and was free woman"
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1902-12-13

results of publicity are seen-thea
other steps may be necessary. One Of
these steps may have to be a revision
of the tariff. But to insist upon taking
that possible step now is both unnec-
essary and reckless.
For we cannot, without endangerina
prosperity, curb the trusts and revise
the tariff at the same time. Our in
dustrial situation is too complex thus
to be dealt with on all sides at once.
To take up both these questions would
call in question the whole foundation
upon which our industrial system is
built.
All lines of industry would halt un-
til the uncertainty as to their future
should be ended. The mill would work
upon positive orders only. The mer-
chant would buy only what he felt
sure he could sell at once Consumers
would purchase for immediate needs
only. Producers would have to wait
until the terms upon which they
should hereafter produce were deter
mined. And such conditions are what
we call hard times
When confronted with such a stu.
alton, in which the welfare of all the
people is bound up, it evidently be
hooves the nation and it's chosen lead
ers to move cautiously. Complete sue
cess in the whole task can be achieved
only by doing one thing at a time.--
Chicago Inter Ocean.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1902-12-13

The men who are the most vigorous
in their demand for tariff reductions
because of the trusts have always
been opposed to the principle of pro-
lection. They are making the trusts
an excuse to attack the tariff with the
secret but ultimate aim of entirely
breaking down the tariff wall and sub
jecting the country and it's industries
to the ruinous principles and policy of
free trade. If there were no trusts
their attacks upon the tariff would
be just as vigorous as they are to-
day.
These free traders at heart make no
distinction between trusts. They do
not admit that some of them, like the
railroad merger, for instance, or the
smelter trust, have no connection
whatever with the tariff. Of course
they never acknowledge that trusts
exist in free trade countries as well as
in the United States, and that hence
the establishment of free trade would
not prevent great combinations of cap
itaL
1t will not take the intelligent Amer
lean public long to see what the situa-
ton really is. Rejoicing in the pros
perity they have, the people will not
be deluded by an attack on the trusts
into opening the gates to the free
traders. When it comes to a matter
of making changes in the tariff they
will intrust the work not to the enc
mics but to the friends of the policy
of protection to American labor and
industries who have demonstrated
their capacity for the work by the
most extraordinary development and
expansion in these United States that
the world has seen in it's whole his
tory.-Denver Republican.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1902-12-13
Superior to Facts.

That facts are directly contrary to
theories does not affect the Democrat
ic free-traders- The showing that
when a Democratic tariff was in eff
feet our foreign trade declined as rap
idly as did our domestic trade, and
that under the present protective tar
if the export trade of the country
has expanded to undreamed of fig
ures, counts for nothing. Parrot-like
they repeat the stale cry, Reduce the
tariff duties and trade will expand"
Is not one experiment in that direction
a sufficient lesson for a few years?-
Seattle PostIntelligencer.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1902-12-13
ONE THING AT A TIME.
Let the Tariff Alone and Attend to
the Trusts.

the ruStS.
The decision reached by the Presi-
dent and the leading Republican sena-
tors with whom he has conferred. not
to attempt tariff revision at the next
session of congress is the only one
expedient at this time.
The industrial situation in this CONN
try is not an abstract mathematical
problem to be solved upon general
principles. In the great field of Ameri-
can prosperity the wheat and the tares
are so intermingled that to adopt anv
sweeping method for removing the
tares is to run great risk of de-
stroying the wheat as well.
The question is: Which do the peo-
PIE desire the more-that the over
weening abuses of the trusts be
curbed CT that the incidental hard
ships of the tariff be removed?
To that question sober and practical
men have but one answer. Protection
benefits millions who neither gain nor
lose by the trusts Therefore let the
tariff alone and attend to the trusts.
The first step toward CURLING trust
evils is plainly indicated by the facts
and practically agreed upon bv All
concerned. 1t is that these great cor
porations shall give a wholesome pub-
licity to their doings. That stem can
in1ure no legitimate enterprise. and
VIII be opposed by no man whose in
fentions are really honest
Wnen that step Il taken-when the
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1902-12-13
The Oldest Twins.

Some one down east started a news
paper discussion as to the oldest
twins in the country. Gloucester, Me-,
claims the record in New England at
least, for Caleb S. Haskell and Mrs.
Judith Haskell Bradbury. who were
born in that place Lightweight years
ago, and are still hearty.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1902-12-13
Good News by whotesaI,

"A postal card sent from Billvil1e to
one of the absent brethren reads:
Dear Jim-Nuthin' but good news
to tell you. Your crap paid OF the
mortgage, your brother broke out o.
Jail, an your daddy has jest got 81 900
out the railroad fer runnin' over his
leg Amt Providence providinI"-
Atlantic Constitution.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1902-12-13
Pope Leo,s MANY Leoacies.

The pope has been happy in lega-
cies. 1t has been reckoned that dur
ing his pontffic cate sum of more than
f1,OO0,000 has been bequeathed to
hir7 in various ways. $4,000 having
come to him in one year, and one re-
cent bequest being for no less than
$2OO,o
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1902-12-13
Money Coming to US.

Under the last Democratic admins
tration we sent our money abroad to
pay for goods produced by the pauper
labor of Europe. Under the succeed
ing Republican administrations we
have been shipping our home made
goods abroad, and foreign money has
been coming to us--Davenport Qa-s
Republican
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1902-12-13

OPPORTUNITIES and sussness Chances
Never were greater or more attractive
than now In the Great Southwest
Missouri, Kansas. Indian Territory
Oklahoma and TexaA.
If you're interested. write for par
ticulars. James Barker. Gen1 Pass.
& Tiki Agt-, NJ. K & T. Ry-, go Vain
wright Bldg, ST. Louis
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1902-12-13
THE ST. PAUL CALENDAR
EOR 1904

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