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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-10-07
Wealthy ,owan Murdered.

Des Moines, Oct. Ed Gressor, q
wealthy farmer. was found dead in
pool of blood in his home near Avon,
eight miles from Des Moines. Neigh
bors believe that the man was MUIR
dered. He has bullet hole In his
temple and other wounds.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-10-07
POLITICAL PRECEDENT UPSET.
New York Democrats Praise Roose
,velt's Peace Move. NJ.

.velt's Peace Move. ri. "
Il. New York, Oct Political prece-
dent was upset when resolutions prais-
Ing President Roosevelt for his tact
and statesmanship Ii bringing about a
settlement Of the Russo Japanese war
were adopted amid enthusiastic cheers
at the Democratic city convention in
Carnegie. hall. ~, AZ: )
: The resolutions created 4 sensation.
They spoke of the presidents remark
able tact. surprising courage, distin-
guished ability and commanding infiu-
snce'' In achieving the greatest peace
triumph of the age. !, Loud cheers
marked the mention Of Mr.. Roosevelt's
name and a storm of applause fol-
lowed the conclusion Of the reading.
Perfect harmony marked the con-
vention, which unanimously and with
out dissent nominated George B. Nc:
Clellan for mayor; Herman A. Metz
for controller and Patrick F. MCGOWAN
for president Of the board Of alder
men. & ~ 81
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-10-07
Russell succeeds Purdy.
'GAYNOR and GREENE
Lose OUT AT LAST

Montreal Oct. Gaynor and
Greene, wanted in the United States
on a charge of robbing the government
Of large amount In conspiracy
with Captain Oberlin M. Carter, left
here this morning for the United
States. The prisoners have been in
Canada several years and fought ex-
tradition at every step.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-10-07
TO BREAK sWiTcHMEN's STRIKE
Nonunion Men In Chicago Yards of
the Grand Trunk Road. 5%

tne Grano runk Road.
Chicago, Oct. 7.--Nonunion men to
be used in breaking the strike OF
switchmen in the Chicago yards of the
Grand Trunk line were sent to Elsdon
and Blue Island IN a special train.
They relieved superintendent Egan
and other officers OF the road who have
been performing the duties OF switch
men since the strike was called a
week ago. At first engineers, firemen
and other trainmen objected to carry
ing the strike breakers. but upon
learning that the switchmen do not
want any one to strike IN sympathy
with them agreed to make the trip.
In the nonunion crowd were many
veterans OF the garment workers and
teamsters' strikes. .s--:ts; .'''-. r..
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-10-07
HUNDRED WoRKMEN BURIED.
Building In Course OF Construction a,
ST. Petersburg Coltapses.

st. Petersburg, Oct. LA five-story
building in course Of construction ON
Observation-Disclosures street collapsed dur
ing the day and 100 workmen were
buried In the ruins. Up to the time
this dispatch was fled only seven OF
the men had been extricated. They
were seriously injured.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-10-07
FOUL PLAY SUSPECTED.
Wall Known Resident Of Rarabos
Wis, Found Dead.

Bamboo, Wis.,. Oct. Fred stein.
brink OF North Freedom, prominent
about town. who was robbed Tuesday
Of 5000 and who d involved in 4
divorce proceeding started by his
wife not long ago, was found mangled
and dead on the Milwaukee and ST.
Paul railway tracks near HIS home.
Foul play IL suspected and the po
hce Of Barabo0 and North Freedom
~ mAking ID investigation
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-10-07
CONTINUES UNDER TAFT.
Management Of Canal Matters Def.
niteiy Decided.

Washington, Oct. Tit has been
definitely decided that the manage.
ment of the isthmian canal shall re-
main under Secretary TAFT. The mat
ter was discussed after the cabinet
meeting, when this conclusion was
reached.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-10-07
EDHEM PAsHA.

ous Turkish army In the war with
Greece and who also distinguished
himself during the defense of Plevna
against the Russians. $s.H
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-10-07
NOTED TuRklsH coMMANDER.
Field Marshal Edhem Pasha Dead at
Constantinople.

London, Oct. Ia dispatch from
Constantinople announces the death
Of Field Marshal Edhem Pasha, who
was comman der-in-chief of the victori
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-10-07
RAILROAD BRIDGE ABLAzE.
Wisconsin Girl Flags Passenger Train
III Nick OF Time,

- 49, ~ y = sOSSU8StI dIEI
In Nick Of Time.
GAINESVILLE. Wis, Oct. Eighteen.
year-old Hattie Lentz, daughter OF a
farmer residing two miles from this
city. proved herself d heroine BY flag.
ging q passenger train Just before 1t
reached . burning bridge on the Chi.
cago, Milwaukee and st. Paul road. It
was found upon inspection that TWEEN,
ty-fve. ties and other timbers had
been DESTROYED. The fire p supposed
g have been started by. sparks from a
train which preceded the one naKged.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-10-07
JAIL Used TO BLAoKMAIL.
Charges Made by sheriff Against New
York City Institution.

York City Institution.
New York. Oct. 1. ludlow street
Jail ii New York city Is bIackmails
Ing institution, according to Sheriff
Erlanger's statement before the board
81 estimates.
Fl know that Ludlow street jail,'
said the sheriff, Through the civil
process, Is tho champion discriminating
institution Of the United States. /
know Of one case where man was
Imprisoned for breach Of promise IN q
suit for $4,000 and the people who
put him Ia jail compromised for SIT
and that $l7 was divided among three
persons.
81 believe that nine out 81 ten Of
the civil prisoners who are sent to
Ludlow street jail are there through
process Of blackmail The system Is
al wrong. to the shame Of the legis-
lature.
MI. Erlanger asked for 500, 75O for
the annual expenses Of the Jail. Nine
prisoners, he said, WAS the greatest
number there had been n this jail at
any one time during the past year
and ct present the jeil has three.
They are guarded and cared for by
ono warden. eleven keepers. two engi-
neers. two cooks and i laundress.
After this annonnce cement ~ the
sheri6 It was c0rapatsd that on a
basis Of nine prisoners Id tho jail Ill:
the time each one cost the county $50;
i day during his incarcefati0n.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-10-07
BURNED IN THEIR I HOME.
Widow and Son Perish In Flames al
WATERFOWL, s.. ID.

Widow and Son Perish In Flames at
WatertoWn, s. b.
Waterfowl, s. D., Oct. Mrs.
Mary P. Hanson, widow, and her son
Matthew were burned to death at
their home on Dakota avenue. The
origin Of To. fire is not known. 1t
started about S o'clock in the morning
and before the fire department arrived
on the scene the house was totally
destroyed. 5.39 t5ss s.
Russell Succeeds Purdy.
Washington, Oct. Z. President
Roosevelt has appointed Charles w.
Russell. formerly special assistant at
torney general in charge Of the In
sular bureau of the department of JUS
tice, to the Office Of assistant attorney
general, vice William D. Purdy, re-
Gently promoted to the position Of as
sistant to the attorney general.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-01-03
CREATES A SENSATION.

Inl.Io,, Ian 2-Tbe capitulation Of
PORT Arthur WIS the sensation of Lon
don. TO-DAY II was the one tonic of
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I,iyi,er snnr ~ ,ba c,uhs ,nd tho
,asi,I,.ncos ana Offices Of cabinet min
i.1crs Eyer,.wbere the utmost adj
miration Was EXPRESSED for the defend
"rs and the attacking party and the
probability that Gen. Nogi has made
concessions to the gallant General
Stop3sel is received with much salts.
f1c.inn
Tho announcements If tbe fan of the
Ru.~:,,n stronghold cre,,ed little sur
Prise i'm official and dipIomatic circles.
wncr" il has been discounted by re-
con, events. Ii WAS known as early as
Last nc.ob.r that notwithstanding tho
brave >;hnv-ing IN tro official disnatcb-
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-01-03
RECEIVE TIE NEWS.
Port Erthur's Fate Received in Sub !
dued Tone At Paris,

Paris, IAN. ..-Tir nrws If Tho s1lr-
rrnGGr o; Port Arthur crr;,t",i !: pro
foHiiI impression acr" ;lmI WIS the uni
N|rsai them" OF conN "r:ttio'. i'll "ffi,.i;t!
n''i diplomatic quarters ard with The
public generally. Tn" acW%,np"r@ dis
"uSs tn" matter ~ much ItnGll: ana IL
Il ton" IF :;:id.tcs@. The Russian eli
,.i;'l.; iI'rc i:.In III" situation from Ill
.A":'nri3t"'! i'rt ~ Il. ;,itcii's from To
Ein Whilo IN" j.prnrSc legation re-
c.ivcH Il brief official summary of IT,
i'iH'-!"'s~ If I.t;uti.t;"ns. I'll" pI'.,.ti'-
ine Fl H'i' View - >u'nm'.'I u" ly IT,
Temps. Wh;,.h sH''s tn" his;Infi, dc
fcnc" uf %"Ndefp;ul ',lS VOW h"nn sur
ln's+,d. Port hrt!.ur nIling I. glorious
RAE, 70 military nnrlHl,,. u hich viii long
rcnlain Ur!npu; led. continuing tn"
T"ir',s points ont that the surrender
viii "v' 1t tf''nrnu"1s ::ioral effects "a
vor;il'I" /" .;:i;,ii.. The Jnpan"s", tn '
,,Hrrr Say@ are, NOW r"vrngcG fnr III
loss III Pert Arthur after the Chiii So
l;:i'ati".l,' WHr.
French military critics regard tho
surr""ll NJ Port Arthur as r"i.it ring
Gen. i\un:'"t;in'< l,riitiN.l iiircIsin"l.
,iar.:ri"n- it. til" l.a$;r4illG army II
>r"r" rl"r * l:nW released ana viii re-
iii,"r,-" t." .I1r;i;t.@o army in TIN
North. Il is rXl:''t"G That Vice AImi-
,ll Enio".tN,rsky squadron viii In"-
cc"! no IN ttl,r i'll tic direction Of TIL"
seat uf war
Tho '.nrc IL expressed il some official
,.rnrfcrs. thIt III" surrender o: tn" far
.r..re Il i'll hasten. ln:irt'. i.ut the pIt'Ndll-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-01-03
THE LEGATION.
A Report from Toxic Received IN
Washinuton About Surrender.

Nu.hingtnn. Jan. = Tn" Jrpnn"S'
!, CATION. To-Day. gave ont a dispatch
from Toxic Announcing that by lml'"-
rial ,.omnaid. Admiral Togo. Jan. !.
had defined tn" extent of tn" blotk:id"
Of I.iao Tuug peninsula. Admiral To-
-n'= o.t.er describes that tt" 5l"ckai"
IF I.i"o Tllug tninsula shall only b"
ui1intrin.d hereafter on the coast "
ing westward If 4 straight lire drawn
from the south entry points 70 Wedge
head. TEn imperial government &C.
.jlrd not t" allow for the present any
shins c<rcpt those in their service l"
rrtor Tuli"nwau without special per-
mission Of naval or military authorizes
;onc"rnrti.
The legation advices add that the
Rueyinne hl,W III Tung k"enWan SI'ah
INA . forts ana confirm tho press dls-
,.t,hns of tn" occupation by N" Jap
,,.-.. &c tie. sam" forts of hclGhts y
ana Nj. of the blowing UP by the Rus
clans Of almost all their ships IN the
h,,hor entrance ard that hostllities
had been suspended pending the con-
cIueion Of the negotiations for lhe
Russia surrender.
Tho adviccs received at the japanese
legation say that Gen. N"Gi accepted t'e
terms Of surrender proposed by Zen
StorSSeI
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-01-03
Outfought and Starved 0ut-Ships Blown Up
"A Great Victory for Mikado
GEN. NOGrS TELEGRAM.

Toxic. Jan. 10 u. M.-TEe text
of Cen. \""is telegram. announcing
lie cHritulatioli of tie ituSs;tn forces
Ill PORT Arthur is as follows:
THE pl"nii,ot"nti.tri". Of both bar
tics c"nclui"d their negotiations. to-
day, at 80 "'"i"-.l. The Russian
ACCOMPLISHMENTS accepted on the whole
III" conditions s;iHui:t"l by us and
CONSENTED To c"pitulttr. The ,icct.-
m"rt las h'ct; rrrn'lc'l and si"rn-
iu!rs N" n"W icimG affixed. Stimuli
trnnnusly with the conclusion Of ilr2o-
ii:i'i"ns. both armies suspended hos
Utilities. II is expected ;hr Jupan"s
silnF will enter the city of Port ..rtnur
tpIuuriUN.'
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-01-03
PORT ARTHUR FALLS.


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c.ut"r Il :.jl%'r STIR.
ut .l.. south ,I.i Of i'.. liMin@ room
.u..- IA ~n.ii b,u> M American lass.
sr:t"u.t"i hl y il.'z, " lAneE Anl
-,,,;,uc..Icu II t.ir c"r.:yr was 4 lHrI"
lli, banner barring an eagle don" in
odd. NJ each sii" of ,he banner WIS
,.,s,,c..;"I cn.urrl hyll Work, inter
,,..rs,.i with tiuy electric lamps. while
beta ..ru tie cnarA,l"rs were frst""ms
III TIN ..ain,. .i-L;s II. r"l. Whit ana
.,luo. tn. ,iir,ts. wiyn the room Mhs
iIlusnj.a,tc,l. was n."st brilliant.
The decorations in the parl"r ami
halls; waS in Keeping with that of the
,.i:.inG room. althou"h NOT rs elaborate,
-rrn snuih entrances ~ the house was
also ;uStcfu,Iy !rap"d with the .imcri-
.,an t,ag. ana over Tie cc,.trr Of the
..-t.1. .r. Was large electrical star.
in coln.s. The entire work was the
subject of many favorable comments
during the evening.
The hour for the banquet was an
nounccd To- 80, but on account Of the
arrival Of some Of the guests on the
evening tain it was deferred until $
ol"ek-
Shortly before that hour Governor
hin arrived nj the hotel and held an
informal reception in the parlor. where
he Council. the staff, Governor-elect
CONTINUED on page 81
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-01-03

For ChiIhl.,ins lis" SAlva-c"1. il sub
dues inflammation and stops it'iInt;-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-01-03
Cen. Kondratenko Dead.

WASHINGTON. Jan. "A dispatch rHcfiv-
Ii ~ IN ci,csi3n embassy. tonight. from
s. s. i P ,snn announced the death y
Port Arthur Of Con: l<ondrfinteni>o,, G port
mandcr Of the Russian artillels d =
Arthur,
The Springdale news., 1905-01-27
CARROLL

The Green Forest Tribune will issue q special edition, March I.
 David Savage, an old resident living on King River died re- gently.
 Y. 4. Ferguson has entered the contest for postmaster at Green Forest.
 Miss Lydia Whipple is learn ing to set type in the Progress office at Berryville.
 The friends of Mrs. C. A. Full fer are rejoiced to learn that she is rapidly recovering from two
 The new telephone directory issued at Green Forest shows there are 104 phones al that place.
 Miss Allie Aery, eighteen year old daughter Of John Aery, living in Palo Township, eight miles
The Springdale news., 1905-01-27
Letter to V. H. holeons. ss,i,,.
 Ara.

Dear sar: Itsan old saFip, :. best adFertis euen: ts ! pleased Y toner.
 IL happens to as continually ii ,.. Eag 3 man buys Dev0e f5r bis he.,s he has painted tf once tn three ,... for dog sage. and thinks be .,.s what he sauts-ouys 3 saEEoos ,.. has D left
 He sees right Of that z1 Deyaa :. much ss 3o anything else Ha g,s that. 1t comes quick: it's surs.I.. and he tells oft The best sdvs.... meat is pleased c1sto mer. Three years ron round. Thsra.,. 2 sisa that his house needs palpt. !. don't paint IL Next year he 6ss, pan. |. ThIs comes s.8s. t :, surprise: out he has gBt 1s.1 to i. >ti.. the best advertise neut | pleased customer
 Yours truly
 r. " DEy8R S0 II New York and Chleas.
The Springdale news., 1905-01-27
The Proper Entry.

T. ~nas 4erozot s14H ~e charge .1zs4 ee= aassleshlps asked tae 2z.Ssisu t-e4szry e1ci4L
 Tn4 srktaz fgnd- answered his szrpeEta- EezriIy,
 G11s.s w11h1 friz1te1 usnY people za84re 1os afr4i1 = s=.4s- Iel the z4rn : the fsa. dzn.er If taLs mi sras<515e z1I1slLs1 e2aA9 o4 nagai- zs1 to , sIze n proparti0n to Us dead i in=ss | Eo1Id show Ike giznE pg- tzou. = Ire 5re4thI1g dFa- on- The Cc@ fact t0 ren4u1 Der ls that the germ ; gozer.ess te harm the oodF when sa4 a.sod s pure l. is far easier to ka41 t54 germ out than 70 driTe il out after ft obtains ] hold n The sFstem- Dr- Pz@rc4's Golden Medical Discovery ts tLe m1st poEerfui and perfect 5t bod paritnag medicines. IL in- srzzsS the quantity as Ee.I = the 144lit4 at td4 blood 4ad enables the E64 o1dy ro resist disease 1r to throw If. : disease h4s gained footing 4a soue Eeas organ. Whenever d. ss.ion : m pared. the nutrition q ne body Is IsdImisded, fer the olood : made from tae f0od which Is e4ted, za1 haI. 1iz2ted f5 q cannot supply tae oodY ~Ita blood ia quantity 9f quality sd71g5ar4 to uee7s. F0r this condition there ts n9 remedy equal ta Golden MedicaI Discovery. | cures . ufaetY-s5gaz g1L of eYeF9 h1adFe1 per ssns xa5 give ' ] fair tri4L When .asre ; Hstipzti0a Dr Psefce ; P.szs4at Pellets M promptly relieve zrd p=rm4aeatly ly cure |
The Springdale news., 1905-01-27
seze ssr te@ s2zps SCOTT 6 BOVINE. CHEMI.Ts 4os-sK PzAzL srzzxT. xx~ YORK z< az4 s18 aH z-zzze4

10 Russeliville to make his home and wiil have charge of the band at that place.
 Dave Autrsy ard Miss Elvira Hzfforth Were married at Monte Ne rrcently. Squire L=Blanc off ciating.
 IT + Moore Of Bentouvilte fell on the iee Monday Of last week. breaking txo ribs and receiving other injuries.
 Eastbridge a Holloway hare opened cigar factory al Benton vile. The parties are from Still water. Oklahoma
 The Siloam Shoe Co. is new institution al Sloan Springs. The proprietors are J. R. Sanders and J. E. Browley
 IT L. Marley and Ed. Troue have formed partnership and will engage in the real estate business al Bentonyille.
 The eights month old baby Of NIT. and Mrs. John Elbridge of Gentry died recently of whoop- ing cough aud pneumonia.
 Bud Lee, who has been running d blacksmith shop at Rogers for two years has sold out and moved to his farm near Huntsville.
 Jim Case has purchased an in- trrest in E. II. Gravett's distil- lery at Gravett and they will start up about the first of March.
 Al Converse and Miss Nola Lane were married in Yell Town ship recently. Squire Mason off eating They will make their home in Washington County.
 Bert K. Farmer, formerly man. ager of the roller mills at Ander- son, Mo, has accepted a position as assistant cashier of the Farm CTS Bank at Siloam Springs.
 The business men of Gentry have selected Wednesday after the second Tuesday in each month for their salesday. The first one has been set for Feb. 2.
 The ladies of Siloam Springs have organized cemetery asso- citation, and are raising d nice sum of money to be used in beau tifying and caring for the ceme- tery.
 Chas. A. Mitchell & O.. mana lecturers of marble work at Ben tonville, have added pneumatic tool machine to their plant. It is run by five horse gasoline engine.
 We see from the Fort Smith Elevator that Geo. Smith, a young man who broke into rural box near Bentonville and stole letter, plead guilty in the
The Springdale news., 1905-01-27
1 Little Loss

= flesh and strength little 5aFkag obstinate cough and 2 aiftle pain 10
 he chest ma7 not mean gallOptng con. sumption, b1t they are signs prudence
 xIIl oat neglect. A fes eases q Aliens Lung B4lsam eaase free als- charge of macus and s9 i90sens tHe cough. l. heals tae ina4med ar pas szges and aiI the beneficial work k ae- mpIished sitheat grain of opium
The Springdale news., 1905-01-27

Bishop Potter tells Of q young aDd inexperienced clergyman who had as been called to a city charge. At ins end Of the first month his salary xa paid by check and passed it in al ins paying teller's window. The oheA looked at it and then passed 1t back. Its perfectly good" he said, but Fl have to ask you to endorse it. Ih young clergyman took his pen ard wrote across the face of the check, T res pectfully subscribe to the seaa' ments herein expressed. a-fioFlas Times Union.
The Springdale news., 1905-01-27
BENTON

Bentonville has temporarily discontinued her monthly sales day.
 James Dickson, living three miles westof Cherokee City, died recently.
 Paul Reynolds, director of the band at Siloam Springs, has gone
The Springdale news., 1905-01-27
4 Guaranteed Cure for Piles

Itching blind. bleeding ar pr0trsd. ing Piles. Druggists refund m0neF if PAZO OINTMENT fails t0 eafs case. no matter Of how long standing
 iu tO II days. First applieatlo1 gives ease and rest. 11c II Y0ai druggist hasn't il send Ste n stama and It will be forwarded postpaid bl Paris Medicine Co, St LdalS, Mo !
The Springdale news., 1905-01-27

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 |. E. NcGarrah On last Thurs daF sold 70 F. r. Freeman of ths Roger>W White Lime Works his leg isterrd distilIery No. lle. located al Cross Holloes. Nlr. Freeman vii sell thr machinery a> he had previously bought the land or which the still was located. ex- c-ptiug the Government survey on which the plant located which vii faii 10 Mr. Freeman when the distiiieryis abandoned Rogers Journal
 George Cramp of Harrison Tim Doyi ot kansas City and : J. Levy ard Rabe Ammerman o Rogers were convicted iH tht justice court at Rogers recently Of stealing an overcoat from G  NJ. Gladden. and fined Sf6 eacf and sixty days in jail. Gladden. lives in Honey Grove. Texas. and vas passenger on a south bound Frisco night train The boys got on the train al l Seligman and Gladden. claim they stole his coat between thar i place and Rogers.
The Springdale news., 1905-01-27
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The Springdale news., 1905-01-27

Lawyer t8 Wines Never mind what you think. He want facts hefe Tel Hs where you net this man.
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