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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-03-15
IN THE MATER OF WIVES.

To the Editor of The Globe:
Don't you think it great pity that
the committee trying Senator Smoot were
unable to be present when God was CIV
ing David King Saul's wives after Sauls
death? They probably could have given
God some valuable pointers on morality.
Porter Martin.
Farmington. March s, 1904.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-03-15
And the Senior Senator Knows It.

The president, it is reported from
Washington, has made Foraker boss
of Ohio; but Ohio thinks it is rather
the other way.-Philadelphia Inquirer.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-03-15
Among the Merrymakers
Senatorial Thorouahness.

what are the duties of the United
States senate?" inquired the visitor from
abroad.
sfYou see," said the man who now adj
nits that he can't tell you all about
everything, there is invariably great
deal to be said on both sides of any ques-
tion."
Eyes,
"Wel1, it is the business of the SEN
ate to see that it is all said. washing
ton Star.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-03-15
From Happy Penrose Quay Country.

The Foraker-Dick war in Ohio main
tains the traditions. What would Ohio
Republicans fight about if there was
no scrap between the senators?-
Pittsburg Dispatch.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-03-15
Kitchen Kicks.

"What's the. matter with the buckwheat
cakes?1 demanded the newly married
man.
Il ran out of lard said his bride. COM
ing in from the kitchen, land l used the
wax tapers for the gas lighter to grease
the griddle."-Cleveland Leader.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-03-15

Postmaster Fisher denies that he paid
Senator Dietrich for his appointment.
And under the circumstances he could
not well do less.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-03-15

Poetic Lover-Fm sailing over seas of
bliss
Friend-Aren't you a trihe metaphor
icaI?
Poetic Lover-Well, you see, have just
embarked on my courtship.
Tiger.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-03-15
Dismissed,

Said a muscular Moslem of Muscat
10 his cat, .'Cat. you can't catch a musk
rat.
And when it is plain
That a eat can't obtain
A rnuskrat at M1scat, cat must scat. "
Life.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-03-15
a Good WORD From Georqia.

You can just bet the Republicans
wish they had the same chance to
nominate Grover Cleveland that the
Democrats have.-Augusta Chronicle.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-03-15
Where Is Dicky?

Oh, Mister -Dicky Davis, dear,
Where are you in this present scrap?
For we would know which one to cheer
The Russian or the little Jap.
New York Globe and Commercial Adj
YertiSers
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-03-15
Spratt ct Uxor.

Jack Spratt could eat no fat, his wife
could eat no lean,
And so she read a novel while he washed
Baltimore News.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-03-15
A Rod in Pickle.

She-You met Miss Berem through Mr.
Jokeley, 1 understand. didn't know he
was friend of yours.
He-He isn't.
She-Oh, I thought he was.
He-So did Philadelphia Press
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-03-15
No Consolation.

ssThere are as good fish in the sea as
ever were caught quoted her dearest
/ friend. consoiing1y.
/ but I'm afraid of the water COM
plained the heartbroken girl.-Chicago
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-03-15

Port Arthur is being used as the fall
guy of the war correspondent.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-03-15

The Republican press is trying to
make it clear that "Uncle Joe" Cannon
is not to blame But who has been try
ing to blame Uncle Joe? sds
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-03-15

s'For Her Children's Sake" one of
the latest unelodramas before the pub
lie, will be produced by Sullivan, Haf-
ris and Woods at the Grand next week.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-03-15

The government ought to take those
rural route and postal robbery fines
and apportien them among. the free ru-
raj carriers, who are rightly named for
they practically do the work free
Princeton Union.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-03-15

One of the most interesting plays
that the Grand has offered this season
is the present weeks production of
1.-THE Sign of the Four" Whether one
has read the novel or not, he will be
equally interested in the unfolding of
the mystery of the Agra treasure.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-03-15

The Utopian Extravaganza company
is giving a generally satisfactory show
at the Star this week. Some of the
specialties are of such excellence as to
win the highest commentator from
the patrons of the house. The bur-
Iesque is really funny.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-03-15

What's the use in holding state
Republican convention. The four
delegates at large are already selected
by. the few who always manipulate
these gatherings as they please, and the
other delegates look foolish and ask,
@What the ell am I here for ?"-Anoka
Union.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-03-15

Pennington. March 8. 1904.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-03-15

That editors get into politics some
times is again demonstrated by the
appointment of Paul Ewart, editor OF
the Pipestone Review, to be assistant
attorney general. When good man
is wanted in any of the professions
some newspaper office is raided.-Or-
tonVille Herald Star.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-12-17

discloses a good deal of technical knowledge
which Mr.. Milton, however, is willing to impart
in unaffected interesting manner. He is
brief and vivacious, introduces picturesque bits
of history with def hand. and supplies the
traveller with a very companionable handbook
He is capitally supported by his illustrator
Blanche McNIanus. whose sketches in tone and
in line are vivid and marked by some individu-
atty. Mrs. Taber's book is richer in anecdotes
than in purely architectural notes. but since
1t has been put together with intelligence and
care it deserves in its way. equal praise. The
Illustrations are half tones from photographs
surrounded by decorative borders in line.
Mr.. s. r Crockett is an inveterate romancer,
and so his "Raiderland" Oodd, Mead & Coz
has been made pretty nearly diverting as
a novel. 1t is ''all about gray Galloway, it's
stories, traditions, characters humors," and on
every page it is plain that the author cares for
his country largely for the people living in it.
and must seek the human interest before he
seeks anything else. Farmers schoolma sters.
and. in fact, all manner of men. concern Mr..
Crockett. II he loves to describe his cherished
landscape he loves also to tell us of a genuine
type. He breaks off, every now and them to
tell a story. We never regret the Interrupt
ton, nor does the fact that the author draws on
some of his previously published books for his
material disconcert US in the least We ramble
on with him contentedly, breathing the whole
some air of a region in Scotland full Of char
acter Mr. Joseph Pennell. who has made many
sketches for the book. has thrown himself heart
fly into his task, producing panorama as full
of vitality as Mr. Crockett's own The new edi-
ton Of Robert Louis Stevensons Edinburgh"
Imported by Charles Scribner's Sons) is a
comely little volume In dark buckram. II is
printed In bold type and on fine paper, and is il
Illustrated with a number of good drawings in
black and white by T. II. Crawford w z.
Iockhart and Sam Bough.
Geraldine Brooks's Danes and Daughters of
the French Court CThomas Y. CroweII & Coz
certain historic types. Madame de Sevigne,
Madame Geoffrin, Mademoiselle de Lespinasse
Madame de Stael and Madame Recamier are
among the famous ladies COMMUNICATED The
author Is not too ambitious. She does not go
deAnlv into the psychology Of her subject But
she has read the authorities with care and her
nortraits have animation; the traits of the ten
,rd,viduals portrayed are illustrated by many
an ant anecdote. Each essay has OF course, a
renroduction from an authentic painting or
nrjnt The frontispiece is a particularly good
nhotogravure from the portrait of Madame de
sevigne at versailles. Famous Women as
Dascribed by Famous Writer'S Dodd, Mead a.
Coy "a another one of Miss Esther Single
toms amusing compilations The author ranges
through the history OF England and the CONT
Of Elizabeth. and Lamartine's portrait of the
Du Barry; she goes TO the elder Dumas for her
chapter on Marie dc Mancini, and to swinburne
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-12-17
HARPER G. BROTHERS.

THE MAsoUERADER By. Katherine Cecil Thurston.
Post Svo ornanented CLOTH illustrated. 81 80.
a LADDER OF SWORDS. By Gilbert Parker. Post Svo.
ornamented cloth, Illustrated. 81 so
romance of the'time of Queen Elizabeth.
THE TRuANTs By A E " Mason Post svo. orna-
4 story of London life.
THE SON OF ROYAL L4ANGBRITH. By William Dean
Howells Crown svO. special binding. uncut edges,
vERGILIUs. BY Irving Bachelor. Post svo. orna-
mented CLOTH 81 IS.
NOSTRoMO: A TALE OF THE sEABoARD By Jo-
novel OF present day adventures the scenes being
laid in a South American republic
THEoPHANo; THE GRTsA De OF THE TENTH CEN
An historical novel of ConstantnOple and the East
Roman Empire.
THE GEoRGIANs. BY win N. Harden. Post svo. or
namented cloth 8 90
bers. Post svo ornamented cloth. illustrated 81 so
Short stories.
THE LADY OF LOYALTY HOUSE. BY Justin Iuptlv
Mccarthy Post svo, olnamented CLOTH 81 So ---'''
romance OF Puritan and cavalier days al the out
break OF the great Ctvil War In England 1872
TRUE BILLS By George AIDE. Illustrated. 1smo orna-
mented cloth, 81
Fables in slang.
JESS s. co. By J.. J. Bell. Iamo ornamented cloth.
4 story In Scotch dialect
THE FLOWER OF YouTH, 81 By Roy Rolfe ellison. Post
Svo ornamented cloth, 81 20
The romance OF an unWorIay man.
RED HUNTERS AND THE ANIMAL PEOPLE BY
Charles A. Eastman. NJ. D. Post svo. oruamented
Tales 8 Of ~ VIVA, may be called the human side o.,
animal life.
MAY INVERSION: HER BOOK. BY Elizabeth Jordan
Illustrated Post sye @ iS eoSyenf 81 90
THE SORROWS OF SAPED by James Jeffrey Roche
Illustrated In ooloTs Posi- ''o' orhainented CLOTH
story told in mock reyerentis style OF the troubles
OF an Oriental monarch with HE successive wives.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-12-17
CATALOGUE OF CHRISTMAS BOOKS.
Continued from third page.

PLAYERS AND vAGABoNDs By Viola ROseboro,
stories OF American player folk
THE FAITH OF MEN AND OTHER STORIES. BY
Jack London l2no. Gl9ta s. 90.
THE SINGULAR MISS SMITH. By Florence Morse
Kingsley. With illustrations by VIII Crete. Illus
trated. 12mo, cloth, 81 Is.
A about wealthy orphan who
md working live.
THE MERRY ANNE BY Samuel NIerwin. With Illus
tIations and decorations by Thomas Fogarty. Illus
trated. limo cloth, 81 so
\ tale of love making and smuggling the Great
Lakes.
THE QUEST OF JOHN CHAPMAN: The Story of
Forgotten Herr BY DR.. Newell Dwight Hills, Cloth
The story Of Uncle Johnny Appleoeeds" who spent
his odd life rambling the States Of Middle
West and planting fruit trees that proved the
OF the coming pioneers.
ATOMS OF EMPIRE By c. J. Cutclifse Hyne Emo
Short stories of the typical Bron many quarters
of the globe.
THE QUEENS QUAR-; OR. THE SIX YEARS. TRAG-
The love story Of Mary Queen of Scots.
THE CROSSING. BY Winston Churchill With illus
trhuons ty Sydney Adamson and Lillian BayLss-
tale the American emigration across the
Cumberland Mountains TO the States of Kentucky
Tennessee and Illinois.
RICHARD GRESHAM By Robert Mo-ss Lovett
novel r four books. limo. cloth. 81 80.
4 boy whose father defaults is brought UP to earn
money enough to pay off the Indebtedness
much of life in Mongolian mines and the American
stock exchange
LOVE AMONG THE RUINS. BY Warwick Deeping
With Illustrations by W. Benda- l2mo illustrated
cloth, 81 so
A tale of MEDIEVAL chvary.
THE DAY BEFORE YESTERDAY. BY Sara Andrews
Shafer. l2mo. cloth. 81 80
a tale of child life in a Middle Western village
during the -carS following the Civil War.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-12-17

Monarch, the Big Bear of Tallac'' (Charles
Scrihners Sons), the reader will find so charm
ing DOCK that he will not concern himself
with the question whether 1t is of fctior most
ly compact The slightly 'humanized' bear is
a creature so real in seeming that his I'M
happy end will stir to sympathy any reason
able boy. pleasant book about the smaller
wild animals is Clarence HAWKES. Stories of
the Good Greenwood" (Thomas Y. CrowelI &,
Coz. The pet coon who ran away to savagerv
just when he had become funniest and most
beguiling and the frolics of the baby fox family
may be commended to all readers for whom
woodcraft and wild things have a perennial at
traction. To these readers will appeal also c.
G. D. Robertss two little books. THE Watchers
of the Campfire and The Haunter of the Pine
Gloom" (L. c. Page & Coz The former is a.
vivid sketch of panther hunt In Northern
New Brunswick; the latter is an equally vivid
story Of seven 'lucfees." or lynxes volume
or an entirely different character is Edwin J..
Webster's "veracious tales" of strenuous AMI
mails" (F. A. Stokes Company. These are unde-
niably funny burlesques Of the stories which
credit animals with something Of the reasoning
and the behavior of mankind. The illustrations
by E. W. Kemble and Bob Adams, are even
more amusing than is the text.
cat Stories, Retold from st. Nicholas" (The
Century Company. is an inviting collection of
puss tales. edited by NJ H. Carter. Everybody
must enjoy the stories, though we shall not be
alone In deprecating the editors statement that
unlike the dog, the cat has never made herself
real companion to man. Those who know
how to get on the right side of Madame Puss
know well what loving, faithful and intelli-
gent friend she can be. Cats of this kind are
the heroes and heroines of Sarah F. Trueblood's
CHEEKY little book. Cats by the Way" q. B.
Lippincott Company.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-12-17
PLACES AND PEOPLE.
Christmas BOOKS of TroUeI and
BiOgTaDhu

Still another book about the city of the Popes!
Mr.. Walter Taylor Fields Rome CBoston:
L. c. Page & Coz, a concise survey in two
handy volumes, is a creditabIe addition to the
popular literature of the subject. The author
we'll realizes that the important thing in task
such the he has undertaken is to know
what to leave out, and accordingly he confines
himself to the essentials. He avoids fine writ
ing" but is not afraid to appeal at the right
moment TO the readers Imagination. His book
is systematic In the first volume he goes into
the ancient history of the Seven Hills and the
Tiber, and treats of such monuments the
Forum and the baths of Caracalla. In the sec
ond volume he deals with Papal Rome and the
churches. and takes his reader through the gal
leries. He is instructive and readable sThe
work is carefully indexed, and has chronological
lists of the Emperors and Popes The frontis
piece in each volume is a photogravure. but the
rest Of the numerous Illustrations are half tones
from photographs. The same publishers issue
under the titles of 1.-THE Cathedrals of South
ern France" and THE Cathedrals OF England"
two volumes by Francis Miltoun and NJ. J.
Taber, respectively. The first Of these books
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-12-17
LITTLE. BROWN & CO.

SUSAN CLEGG AND HER FRIEND. MRS LATHRoP
right limo. cloth. 81. Third edLon-
THE GOLDEN WINDOWS. A Book of Fables for Young
Old. BY Laura E. Richards, New popular edi-
ton. With frontispece and ornamental Initials
l6nlo. CLOTH 81.
Forty-four fables. with little golden moral at
tached TO each.
PAINTED sHARoXSs BY Richard lie Gallienns. limo
Short stories.
SWEET PEGGY BY Liunie Sarah Harris. Illustrated
by Henry ]. Peck 12no, decorated cloth. 81 so.
Peggy is winsome, natural country girl. with a
genuine love for song.
THE WOLVERINE A Romance OF Early Michigan.
By Albert l. Lawrence. Illustrated By Arthur e
Becher. 12mo- 81 so.
story Of love and politics. with its laid In
Detroit just before Michigan became state
THE PRINCESS THORA By Harris Burland With
four tul page Illustrations by Cyrus Ounce. 12mo.
decorated cloth. 81 so
a tale OF modern Arctic adventure. pseudo
scientific romance, twelfth century historical 70
nance and love story
THE WOODCARVER OF 'LTMPCS BY NJ E Waller.
Win frontspiece by Chase Emerson 12no. deco
rated cloth, 81 so. Fourth edition
To Vermont mountain boy, crippled by accH
dent STOPPED IN his studies passing friend offers
the mysteries of wood carving. and MIN in
touch with a wide world thought and influence Of
friendship and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-12-17
LoTHRoP's PUBLISHING COMPANY.

EVELYN BYRD. By George Cary EggIeston Four IL
lusratons by Charles Copeland. limo. CLOTH 81 so
postpaid
this. the third II Mr. Eggeston's romances OF
the Civil War, the story is told OF courageous
Southerner who joins the army Of Lee
THE LOVES OF EDWY. Ry Rose Cecil o'NeilI. Sixty
Illustrations by the author 12mo. CLOTH 81 So post
paid.
loves Of Edwy are his bosom friend and
sweetheart and the fortunes OF all three srs
woven into the romance.
DORIS FARRAND'S VOCATION BY "Pansy' Cairs.
9. R Alden) -Four illustrations by Ernest Fosbery
l2nlo. cloth 81 80, postpaid
Doris is a college girl. who introduces into her
family. student help. a poor young Is
working his higher education.
LONG BRIDGE BOYS. BY W. o. Stoddard -Four Illus
paid.
The story of attempt made by the Confederates
OF Virginia prior the outbreak the Civil War
seize the city OF Washington BY force OF arms
make prisoners of President Lincoln other high
government officials.
LOOKING FOR ALICE. BY Walter Burges smith With
over forty Illustrations by c. Howard. ito. CLOTH
81 IS postpaid.
= little girl named Harriet descends through On
cid well into the land OF dreams Alice OF
Wonderland. and meets with strange adventures.
FIVE LITTLE PEPPERS AND THEIR FRIENDS. BY
Margaret sidney. Eight illustrations by Eugene NJ
Wireman Emo cloth. 81 so postpaid
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-12-17

for another on Mary Queen Of Scots. Portraits
accompany her text, and often add much to the
interest of the latter. 1t is good to see along
with the paper by Davenport Adams on Agnes
sorel. the quaint portrait Of Fouquet of that
famous figure in the annals OF France. This
volume is produced in a style uniform with that
of its predecessors. The series deserves at
tention. There is no reason why 1t should not
be extended indefinitely.
It might seem as II Mrs JcIrIcson's noted
book "Shakespeares Heroines" (E. P. Dutton
& Coz sc rcely belonged among works of
strictly biographical nature; but, in the first
place, there are, of course, some historic women
celebrated in its pages; and. furthermore. any
one of Shakespeare's heroines, whether his
torlcal or not has reality of her This
edition of the book is meant for the young
readers who are just beginning to appreciate
the plays. 1t is illustrated therefore, with full
page designs in colors and black and white, and
many smaller sketches in the text. 1t has pretty
end papers, and a holiday cover.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-12-17
BOOKS FOR BOYS.
illustrated Stories of Real and F'c-
tifious Adventure and Sport.

The last story which great company OF
boyish readers may look for from the pen OF the
late G. A. Henty has Just been pubnsheo oy
Charles Sc-ibner's Sons. The bright stout
hearted English boy. its hero. enlists IN the
navy and by force Of indomitable courage.
unusual brains and fine character he gets
promotion before he is sixteen. One distinction
after another falls 10 his share-in fact, he is
continually In the attitude Of saying, THANK
you very much. sir" saluting and retiring from
the presence OF his approving superior officers
BY the time he is twenty-three he is post cap
tain. rich in prize money; and all at once he dis
covers that he is the heir 10 an ancient baro-
rercy. And so, in serene prosperity, ends BY
Conduct and Courage. Story Of Nelson's Days"
His Majesty's Sloop Diamond Rock
nIoughton, hiffiin & Coz is uncommonly
attractive story. by 81. S Huntington, of another
English midshipman's adventures in the early
years Of the last century. The between
the English and French brings Tom to Mar
Unique where the Diamond Rock-which any
young reader may hnd on the map-is being
fortified aud commissioned, not as a fcrt, but
as -'sloop Of war" When lost in a Martinique
forest Tom is found by a charming little
French girl a truly fascinating child and is
saved by her and her father from capture by
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THE CENTURY COMPANY.

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a story Of the Pennsylvania Dutch
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A love story interviewer with one OF ths d-azsa'
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FOUR ROADS TO PARADISE. By Maud Wilder Gcet-
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THE YOUTH OF WASHINGTON. BY s Wetr Michel
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ELLEN AND Mr.. MAN. By Gouvsrnsur Morris WIs
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$50 Price 81 so
THE RIVERS CHILDREN. BY Ruth McEusry staa:s
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Price 81.
Mississippi
THE ROSE OF OLD ST LOUIS Rv Mar r,r,, fsre
pp- 400 Price 81 80.
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HENRY HOLT & co.

THE DIVINE FIRE. BY Nav Sinclair. 81 so
a novel about tho life and loves OF London book
seller.
THE MARATHON MYSTERY. BY Burton r Steven
SON With colored scenes by Eliot Keen 12mc. 81 90
A detective story.
MORE CHEERFUL AMERICANS. BY Charles Batteu
Looms with Illustrations by Florence Seovei Shiun
ana others. 2d printing. t2mo, 81 Is.
Tales Of Americans who succeeded under obstacles
and OF others who were cheerful oven in Suburhia.
THE CUSTODIAN Bv Archibald Eyre. With four IL
Illustrations bv Penrhyn StanlawS. Time. 81 10
An EasNshman under cloud Is set guard over
German princess. infatuation an un-
worthy lover no cures in unusual fashion
ON ETNA. Norma LOrImer froutIz-
piece l2mo. 81 So.
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HISTORY.


HISTORY OF THE UNITED STATES FROM -
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Farthest Distant Quarters OF the eareYy. 81
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