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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-01-21
CLERKS OF COMMITTEES.
Those who Will Help the State Sem
ators.

Under the senate resolution allowing
a clerk for each member the following
appointments have been made:
G. W. Gabriel-AIary a Gabriel.
J. L. CaldWell-8Irs. Evelyn Cald-
we'll
Harry 4IeNillan.zAugust Bondi.
L. p. King-H W King.
L r. Wright-William A Lawlor.
The following appointments were
made of clerks and stenographers Of
committees
Elections-Geo. W. Mccoy, clerk.
Penal institutions-Chas. Mapes,
clerk
RaiIroads-Thos. Ashford. clerk; r
L. Ashcroft, stenographer-
Ways and means-L. @. Beal, clerk;
P. K. Kelley, stenOgrapher-
Mines and mining = Sabasteus
NIauneskesy, clerk
Municipal indebtedness-Geo. Zeitz.
clerk.
Carrye E. Shean. stenographer-
Banks and banking-Grace Sale,
Temperance-Emma N Hurrel,
Federal RELATIONSHIPS. P Griffith,
clerk.
cities of. second and third class-Hat-
tie NJ. Youmans. clerk.
Public buildings-Fay Crum, clerk
Printing!. c. Simons. clerk.
Military affairs and claims-H- F.
cities of first class-F. J. Hays.
clerk: Cora Emery, stenographer-
Judicial appoinJment-Jessie Lloyd,
clerk
crossed bills.
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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-01-21
GIBSON IN LOG BOOK.
Says California Limited Has Sherry's
Beat to Death"


c. D. Gibson, the celebrated New
York artist. has contributed to the log
book of the California Limited The
Limited is the Santa Fe's crack train,
and its log book is for the purpose Of
giving passengers an opportunity to
write in it whatever they see fit about
the train
Mr.. Gibson says: "Oh, such eatingl
Take a seat and have a meal that has
got Sherry's beat to death"
Another inscription on the pages OF
the log book ought to be investigated
by the fast teams of the Topeka whist
club. 1t suggests an opportunity to
humble the proud spirits of the alleged
whist players:
THE California Limited Whist club,
reads the Inscription. Hereby chal-
lenges al parties interested in the
game TO play at any time in any city
mentioned. Address all communiea-
lions to
GUY H POWELL, Chicago.
BEN BASS, Kansas City"
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-01-21
HARRImAN IS PRESIDENT.
Road Winch Employed C. F. Resseguie
Chooses It's Officers.

Houston. Tex. Jan. 21-The stock
holders Of the Texas and New Orleans
Railroad company met and elected the
following directors; E. H Hartman,
J. Kruttschnitt, T. W. House, W b
Chew, R. S. Lovett. ". G. Van Week
and C. B. Segar The board of directors
then met and elected the following off
GERS: E H. Hartman, New York,
president; J. Kruttschnitt, san Fran
cisco, first vice president; W G. Van
Week, Houston, second vice president;
A K. Vandeventer, New York, assist
ant secretary; B. c. Cushman, Hous-
ton, treasurer; A. K. Vandeventer, New
York, assistant treasurer.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-01-21
MAY EsrABLIsH AGENCIES.
Railways May Be Forced to Garry
War Into Europe.

Chicago, Jan 21-The end of the con-
troversy of the western lines over the
immigrant traffic may be the esta blish-
ment by them all of European agencies.
The present deadlock is largely be
cause the Southern Pacific maintains
such an agency, and by means of it con-
trolls so per cent OF the immigrant traffic
to California This was the condition
of affairs when the immigrant bureau
was organized.
The Southern Pacific refused to come
in, but for the sake of harmony agreed
to take 2715 per cent of the California
to the bureau lines. Now the Southern
Pacific refuses to give up any of the
Z71z per cent to the Rock Island.
The Rock Island wants a redivision
on the basis of 100 per cent when the
bureau lines only have 721z per cent to
base a division upon.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-01-21
WHAT THE STUDENTS DO.
Also the Occupation of Their Parents
Compiled at Kansas University.

Lawrence, Kan, jan 21.-The regis
trar's office at the University Of Kan
sas has compileda list Of the students
who are self-supporting or partly so,
and list of the occupations of all the
students. Out of the total registration
of ], 1874 reports were secured from LOOT.
OF this number 373 are entirely self
supporting. The per cent Of the whole
number enrolled is IS % in the list Of
self-supporting or partly so. The oc-
equations of parents of students is as
follows:
Farmers. 367; merchants, 173; me-
chanics, 50; lawyers. 81; clerks and
business managers, Sc; real estate and
loan agents, 4S; doctors, A; bankers
and brokers, 81; commercial travellers.
81; contractors. carpenters and build
ers, %; teachers, 81; ministers, 81: po-
litical officeholders, Is: manufacturers,
IA. newspaper men, 9; capitalists, 5;
hotel keepers, 5: photographers, 4; un-
dertakers, 4; Hverymen, g. army Off
GERS. 2; not tabulated, III; total, 1854.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-01-21
AcooMPLIsHED NoTHINe.
Gulf Line Employees Get Reply to
20 Per Cent Demand.

Cleburne. Tex, Jan. 21-J A Glen
and Mart Black Of the committee OF
conductors and trainmen Of the Gulf.
Colorado & Santa Fe railway system.
arrived here todav from Galveston,
where they have been in consultation
with the roads officials about a 20 per
cent increase in wages. It is understood
that the matter viii now be taken I'D in
Chicago with the higher officials. No
strike is likely at this time.
St Paul, MINI. Jan. 21-HoDe of ad-
justing the dispute over wages of rail-
road trainmen has gone glimmering for
another week a least. The reason for
the delay is the blockade in the negotia-
tOns at St. Louis. The railroads there
are evidently taking a determined stand.
being backed up by the railroads
through the west. in as much as any
Chicago must follow the lead Of the
outcome at St. Louis. Negotiations there
have dragged out longer than anticipa-
ted The fact that the St. Paul COM
mittees have begun to dispense IS sig
nlncant of their determination not to
SHOW any signs of weakness. Thus far
they have refused to compromise. and
have stuck to their 30 per cent or bust"
slogan. The negotiations with the tele-
graph operators will progress somewhat
more smoothly in as much as each rail
road will deal directly with its own
men. The Northern Pacific committee
held another conference with Superin
tendent Green today and the best of
feeling prevailed
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-01-21

thing serious For seven months the boiler
max have been endeavoring to reach a
settiernenI, but little has been accom-
pllsled- There was a week OF conferences
IN New York and Washington recently,
but at the time when il seemed as If
encouraging progress was being made the
meeting adjourned and President Burt
announced that he would meet the men in
not called and the strike leaders are be-
coming desperate. They threaten that un-
less something is done within a very short
time general strike. which will tie up
the whole system. will result
What the result of the newest strike
will be remains TO be seen. but it is almost
certain that some decisive action viii be
taken within very short time.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-01-21
MORE TROUBLE AHEAD.
Union Pacific Has Another Piece
Work Strike on Hand.

There is another strike in the mechani-
cal department of the Union Pacific rail-
road. seNeIlty-five men. comprising the en-
TIRE force In the Woodworking and steam
hitting departments in the shops at Omaha
walking out
The piecework system to which the shop
men nave always made such strong objec-
ton during the conference to arrange
settlement of the boilermalzers strike is
the sole cause of the new strike. The road
decided to inaugurate the piecework sys-
TEN, regardless Of the protests Of the men,
and yesterday when the notices were
posted IN the shops at Omaha the men
were ordered out
These branches were not affected last
July By the order which put the shopmen
on the pieceWork basis
The employees of the Union Pacific are
IN no friendly mood toward the company
and the present strike may result IN some
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-01-21
ARoUT RAILROAD PEoPLE

Chair car No. 1855 was sent out yester-
day after being in the shop for repairs.
J A Neal, car wheel inspector for TIE
Santa Fe. is in Kansas City on an inspec-
ton trip
.. W. Sherman. dining car inspector for
the Rock Island lines west of the Missouri
river, was in Topeka Tuesday on bust
ness
Car No. c IS. a Wells Fargo express re-
frigerator. came in the shop yesterday for
light repairs. The car was sent out yes
terday evening
Engineer William Rain of Topeka, who
has been off duty for the last week on ac-
count of a sprained ankle, is reported to
be getting better.
Charles sandmeyer. a machinist appren-
tice, who has been absent from the shop
on account OF an attack of rheumatism, IS
reported to be much better.
John Sheffield of the coach truck gang
has returned to work after being off for
q few days on account OF being struck in
the eye by nipple from an air hose.
John Mcmillan. formerly stenographer
in the Office of the general superintendent
of the Rock Island. is now working in the
dent.
The Railroad Y. NJ. c. A. meeting at the
coach shop Thursday noon viii be con-
Quoted by Mr. and Mrs j. Alexand Vim
ton. the evangelists who are holding forth
this week at the First Presbyterian
church
George D. McDM. international secre-
tary for the Railroad Y NJ. c. A. was in
Topeka Tuesday arranging for the ma
A.
which is to be held in Topeka the last of
April and the first of May
The machinists in the shop here have
just turned out 1000 copper battery ter
minals Experience has shown that bat
terry terminals can be made cheaper and
more durable in the shops here than they
can be bought in the east
William Mcknight. of Junction City,
who was formerly employed on the big
hammer in the old blacksmith shop, ar
rived in Topeka Monday afternoon and
came down to the shop yesterday after
noon to visit with some Of his old friends
His father. who is a prominent banker in
Junction City, is one of the newly elected
members Of the senate, and William Is
acting as his fathers clerk
Rock Island train No. 80 which is due in
Topeka at $50 a. m. did not arrive in
Topeka until II o'clock yesterday morning.
The delay was due to the derailment Of a
Union Pacific freight train at Muncie
Kan The main line was locked and th1
Rock Island train. which usually runs be-
tween Kansas City and Topeka over the
Union Pacific tracks. came up over the
Santa Fe. The freight wreck did not
amount to anything and was cleared by Il
o'clock yesterday morning
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-01-21

Mr.. Perkins and Mr.. Charles steele Of
the firm of J. P. Morgan & Co, in
their testimony before the commission
in the case Of the complaint made by
the Kentucky railroad commission
against the alleged merger Of Southern
railroad systems, agreed in saying that
John W Gates and his associates,
Gates and his people, were dangerous
clements in the railroad world
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-01-21
WILL MOVE 70 TOPEKA
Santa Fe Hospital at Ottawa viii B,
Abolished.

Ottawa, Kas., Jan. Eft is stated on
good authority here that the Santa Fe
hospital here will be closed in a short
time and all patients for this territory
viii be sent to the Topeka institution.
1t was learned that the board of trus-
tees made the order last September. but
since that time enough patients have
been here to keep it going. It is thought
that If the Santa Fe abandons the
cal parties and converted into private
hospital The property is owned and
operated by Santa Fe employees in all
branches, known as the Santa Fe Hos
pital association.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-01-21
Contract for Rock Island work.

Guthrie. Okla, Jan. 21-It is an
nounced from Cornish, l. T.. that the
contract for grading the Rock Island
branch from Waurika. Okla, TO Ard
more. l. T.. has been let at Waurika to
Ware Brothers, who graded the new ex-
tension from LaWtOn to Waurilxa. Work
viii begin this week
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-01-21
DEPOT WAS DYNAmIrED.
Robbers Got 5000 From the Safe Near
Emporia and Rode Away in Buggy.

Emporia, Kas.. Jan 21-Early Tues
day the NJ, K & T. depot at Strawn
the second station south of Emporia,
was entered by robbers They blew up
the safe with dynamite and escaped
with $500 which was in the safe Most
of the people were awakened by the re-
port and the robbers were seen riding
away in a buggy.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-01-21
SAW THE MAINE BLOW UP.
Unique Individual to Boom Orient
Townsites and Lands.

Guthrie, Okla. Jan. H-B. Y. Cum
Minis of Ktnghsher contracted today
with the Orient people to exploit their
town sites in Old Mexico, including Port
Stilwen. with headquarters at the latter
place In addition to townsites, he is to
have charge of all land grants and tim
Der and mineral concessions. Cummins
is now in charge OF the Rock Island
townsites in Oklahoma and Texas. He
formerly covered South America, the
West Indies and the Caribbean archi-
peIago for a St Louis hardware firm;
was in Cuba during the war and saw
the explosion of the Maine from the
balcony of the Hotel Ingleterra, Ha-
vana.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-01-21
Patents Issued Kansans.

Washington. Jan. 21.-These patents
have been issued: Kansas-William H.
Daniels. Kansas City, smoke consum-
ing boiler furnace, Robert w Harris
and J. r Holes, PleasantOn, game APP
paratus; AIpheus B. Marsh, Whitman,
cultivator. Walter K. Palmer, Law
renee, paddock: Andrew Shearer, Frank
fort. combined lister pillow and planter.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-01-21
BRoKE TaE RLooKApE.
Wonderful Record Made by VIM. C.
Brown Of the Lake Shore.

William c. Brown. under whose per-
sOnal direction the great freight block
ade on the Lake Shore road was recent
" broken. is the general manager of the
road and has few equals as an executive
railroad man. 4 fact which his recent
remarkable performance amply attests.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-01-21

Mr.. Brown had to solve a blockade
which reached from Chicago to Buffalo.
In p hours. under his generalship. the
army OF trainmen and yardmen handled
no less than $4,000 cars. thus clearing
the tracks. 1t was a performance
UNIQUE in railroad history
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-01-21

bound in leather and are very hand
some. On the cover of each of the vol
umes is inscribed in gold leaf the name
of the senator to whom il is sent.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-01-21

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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-01-21
Galena Gambline Houaea &C..

'7tienas Kan. Jan. Alas a result Of
tne new republican administration all
joints and gambling houses in Galena
were closed at noon Tuesday. This is
tne nrst dry spell that Galena has ex-
perienced for years
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-01-21

Have you read Wrighter's new work
Of fiction %
Not exactly.
What do you mean
well, I've only read the advance no
tees, but suppose there is really more
fiction IN them than there is IN the book
itself Baltimore Herald.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-01-21

C. F. Menninger. NJ D., office 727 Kan
sas ave Tel. 10; residence 1851 Topeka
ave. Tel. IS. Office hours 2 to p. m.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-01-21

Senator Burton has sent to each mem
Der of the Kansas senate, with his com
pliments, copy of the senate manual.
which contains the constitution of the
United States with a handy index, the
rules of the United States senate, and
much other valuable Information OF a
parliamentary. nature The books are
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-01-13
Snoiana Jloriitem= Sereinisnms

Sic Snbiana Gloriiten=@ereini
bat fir oas Sabr 1908 folssnoe ge-
ANTE erspdblt :
prdIioent- t-6rso Sowning, IT,, ga.
fapstte.
grlter 0ies=prdiioent - 6. u. Hel=
ion, Snbianapolis.
3weiter 8ice Prdioent = &oberi
McGaino, Marion.
Secretdr-S. Sun9e, Snbianapolis.
S9abmeiiter-S. Seioenrei9, Sn'
bianapolis.
gyecutip=@ @omits-Sobn Sartse, Sit'
oianapolis ; Serbert 9eller, HemeaitIe
u. gaur, sSnbianapolis (; 6. O. 6ia,
3i6mono nnb 8. g. Stuart, Snbia'
napolis.
gs tpurbe bei6loHen, baB bic TN 5e'
bruar in groOflpn itatifinoenoe yfel'
fsnausfelung ieitens Der Snoiane
Glorifen in rsidbaltiger Weiie bei9id
ueroen fol-. Gnersiider proteft purb'
gegen oas @erfaufsn bon 8lumen iei
tens Staats= Snifituten, ltpie 3. 9. Setter
Sonpille 3eIormatorium, erhoben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-01-13
s75, 800 fir oGs Goaoheunt &c;
;eiGast.

Geit Dem leBten 8eri6t iiber Die
3sidnunseu fir oas @OlOiieum iino
nod fOlsenoe binsusetOmmen
4abn SaplOrins 80. $1,000.
Ginqan & So. 1000,
iobaB Die @eIammtiubIcriptiOnsn ii4
bis i.bt auf s75, 500 belaufen. Sas
@eneral=@omite bat bei9lohen. ii6 in
a1t SubcOmits's bon ie orei Weitslie-
bern gu t6eilen. trel9en iebem elm BE
ftrict, in wel9em SubicriptiOnen ge-
inmmslt psroen iOllen, Susetbsilt fuer=
Den iollen. gon iieben @omite's iino
bereits bic @oriibenoen ernannt wOr-
ben. Sisielben iinb: @sOrgs s. Mc-
@ulod, Susb S. Mc@owan, Wiaiam
M. Saplpr. Sarolb 9. Sibben, gilbert
2isber, Greo M. gpres uno Sobr
6eltman. Sie grnennung oes a6ten
ipirb in Der morsen Nadntitta9 I'm
4 llbr hattfinoen6en SiBung bes &C.
neral-Gomites erfolgen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-01-13
Gomfersns bes Gcmbernemrs NIT
bOberen 8aba= =Seamten
Sn rpel1er bic RoblensS Situation i'm Gtaats
beiproaen ruerben ion.

Der 8pupsrneur bat auf SonnerIta9
foleenoe @iIenbabn 8eamte gu elmer
@onferens einaelabeu, in pel6er bera=
then weroen icl, in tpel6er Weiie Der
in pielen Sbeilen oes Staates berri6en=
ben &Oblennotb .absebolfen werben
fann:
6. g. S9aif, General -Manaeer Der
Big Sour; $. 8. Wasee, Seneralt
Superintenbent Der Wabaib; George
8. Ysf. @snsral= =Manager Der penn=
fplpania; 6. 6. 8epnolos, Super=
intenoent Der @rie; 8eorge G.. 2omel,
General Superinteaoent Der WtOnon;
6. q. Walbo, General Superinten'
oentber 6. 8. & g.; s. g. Seffries,
General Managor Der 6. uno s. s.;
8. s. Miller, 8ensral Manager oer
8. 8. & g.; 6. 3. Yrou9hton, 8ane=
ral=Superintenoent Der 6. q 3. S.:
3. % SbompiDn, @eneral= Super=
intenoen Der Soutbern Snoiana; u.
%. Sobnifon, General Supsrinten:
bent Der Tidel=plate; .. .. @arru'
TIERS. superintendent Der 9. & ..
%. M. @rsen., 6eneral=Wanager be,
y. & .. g. W.; s. 8. Srasier.
General Superintendent Der @lOber'
9eaf, uno g. 6. Ylooeett, General
Manaeer Der s. S. & S., &. 8. &
9S. uno 2afe S6ore.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-01-13
Sie &lattern=Gpioemie.
4 Spbesfdae unb IA neue Grfranfuneen in 4s
Stuuben.

Die glattern= Situation in Snbiana=
polls miro tdslid sefdbrlider uno una
beimliber unb madt Die @eiunbbeits=
beborbe oesbalb ne6mals auf ibren Dor
tuenissn Saaen erlafienen Gufruf auf-
merriam, in benz
aIlsemeine ne IS mpfuns
i'm Snter.Ie bes 8emeinpobles brin=
senb anempfoblen pirb. Seit Der
Samifas=Iadt bis geifern fiarbsn in
Der glattern=9lbtbeiluns oes ftdotiIden
Ssipitales nidt tpcniser als bier 8lat=
tern=patisnten, ndmliG: Marp Mepers,
1929 Weit Marfet Str.; @eo. Stann,
926 Sablep Ctr; Did. grooer, 737
gismarf Npe., unb San. @i9arbs,
1923 Wef 20. Str. = Seine oieisr
bier perionen mar je geimpft tpOrben.
@eitere Sobesfdlle weroen erpartet.
Sie felt Der Samitae=Tadt pom Der
@siunobeitsbeb6roe in'Sbbut genom=
menen neuen patienten finb: &is3ie
Ilontsomsrp, 81 Sabre aft, farbis,
go. $40 Minerpa Str, unb ibre 5-
iabrige Sodter gbaline;. @lem. @ren-
Ibaw, AZ, farbis; Carl @alomea. 5,
farbis, S36 Minerba; Nnbrew Dapis,
40, farbia, o25 W. Walnut; Mprtle
Spatt, Is, -; 6rau Motins. Sc,
230 Dorman; 9arrp 9aro;ng, %, 81
SO. Uermont; 3ilep 6ellams, so, 949
W. Marplano; Grau Steifen, 80, 73l
q. Noble; Maria 6. 6oOoien, AZ. 638
Bird Npe., uno ihre 2inoer gmma
llnb SSreb, 20 reip. 9 Sabre alt; iouie
gtbel Bingham, 8, 708 9orbett.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-01-13
Gin &aub Der Tlammen.
9as neue Sp6i6uls@ebdubs in Srpington
bur4 sinen 6riibbrano ;eritprt.

Sas So6i9ul=Sebduoe on Der Gen'
tral Npe. in ,srbinston puroe beute
MOrssn our9 Elm Seuer fait pOllig
seritDrt.
Saslelbe mar Elm MODERN einseriG=
tetes S6ulbaus unb an Stelle oes por
2Sabren burd 6euer serifOrten altmo=
oiI4en @ebduoes erriatet tpOroen.
gntbeft wuroe bas beutise 6eusr.
bas infolse bon manaelbaften electric
i6en2 eitunesbrabten entifanoen gu iein
i9sint, scsen 2 llbr 10 heute WOrgen
uno elite Die biefise Seuerpebr fObalo
als mOsli6 su Silfe.
grft orsiBig Minuten. na3oem Der
Sanitor Garber per Selepbon oas
Seuerpe6r Saupiquartier BON bem
@usbru9 bes Geuers benaari4ti9t
batte, lan9te Die erite SpriBe, balo
barauf langten nod cine aweite uno
mebrere S9lau6waeen an. Iaes
mas Die Gsusrpsbr tbun tOnnte, mar,
susui9auen, tpie Die SIammen oas
6ebduoe 3erifDrten. I'm 3.55 tebrten
iie na9 Der Staot Suriid, obne oaB
aud nur Elm ein3iger SrOpfen Waher
in oas brennenoe @ebduoe geidleuoeri
tporoen mar. gs mar in Der nd9itell
gla6barIdaft teins porbanoen.
Ser S9aben tpiro auf minbeifens
$4,000 9eIAdBt, bon wel9em stwc
$4,000 auf bas @ebduoe uno $4,000
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