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Los Angeles herald., 1905-10-08
Mother Dies

One hundred dollars of the carefully
boarded money went to the Buddhist
priest on Apablaza street and hum
dreds of little red candles and punk
sticks We're sent out to be burned be-
fore the tiny affairs at sunset as masses
for the repOse of the soul of Wong's
mother. The aged mother died on the
eve of her sons return, and Wong was
inConsolable.
His grief lasted the required seven
days and then the famished son came
from his hut and announced his inten-
ton of playing big game"
Night after night he sat at the fan
tan tables, his eyes fixed lusterlessly
on the bright ivory buttons and his
hands clutching his money. Every
cent went to the dealer and Wong be-
came a beggar.
His one companion was a dog, a
mangey little yellow cur and with the
pup for companion Wong started out
to regain his fortune. Luck was with
him and Wong prospered.
Once a week, the Wanderer allowed
himself the privilege of a hop smoke
and this he shared with the dog. On
these occasions the animal would curl
himself up on the Chinese breast and
inhale the fumes until unconscious.
The dog died six months ago a con-
firmed hop fiend, and Wong, deprived
of his last friend, announced his in
tention of going back to China.
He has accumulated 1850 by careful
gambling and close speculation. and
his desire to spend the last years of
his life in the flowery kingdom will be
gratified.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-10-08
CHINESE CEASES
HIS WANDER|NCS
WONG TING SON TO RETURN
TO CHINA
Accumulated Two Fortunes While in
America, Losing One, Afterwards
Regaining Funds by Play
ing Fan Tan

After years of wandering in for
eign country, thousands of miles from
the familiar haunts of his bOyhood days,
Wong Ting Son. one of the pioneers of
the Los Angeles Chinatown, has saved
the necessary thousand-do furtune
and next week will bid goodby to his
friends and cOuntrymen in America and
leave for China, there to spend the re-
mainder of his days in the paddy fields
of his old home.
Wong came to America many years
ago. He arrived when the Chinatown
at San Francisco was in it's incipiency
Prosperity was a slow process for Wong
in the northern city. There were many
highbinders there and Wong did not
care to pay indemnity.
He wandered east, across the great
desert, cooking for miners and working
around wagon trains, and at last ar
rived with his friends in st. Louis.
In Hop Alley, Wong was a great
man. With him came news from China
and he was feted and given apart
ments with the best of his country
men.
But life in St. Louis was not what
Wong desired. Down in his heart, in
spite of his plebeian rearing, Wong
cherished the instincts of the adven-
luIeI. w men ne WIS Dul llllS SOuHS
ster, just aspiring to the academy but
ton, Wong ran away from his home in
the Shanghai province and started to-
ward the coast.
For seven weeks the wanderer en-
ioyed royal favor. AS a reward for a
trivial service he was allowed to work
on the royal road as master of pebbles
and Wong thought of this and wanted
to return to the orient.
Wong returned 10 Los Angeles. For
years the little yellow man has been
familiar figure to tourists and visit
ors to the Los Angeles Chinese district,
and many will miss the cheerful old
Celestial.
Five years ago Wong had saved near
ly $500. II will return to China with the
coming New Year." he announced to
his friends. Il go to see my most inn
perial female parent" he added mod
estly and his friends nodded and I'M
derstood.
One week before the date set for
Wongs departure, the old man received
a note. He was able to read the
characters of his race, and he said
nothing.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-10-08
His Sensitive Point

Leader of School of Little Fishes
Come on. fellers, let's go and jolly the
old octopus.
New Little Fish-That'll be fun. How
do you do it?
ooh. we all get round Inn and point
our fins at him and yell 'Trust!' 1t
makes him crazy"-Smart Set.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-10-08
zoe Seamless Sheets Soc
5000 Big Sheets 800 Each

Size 72x90 inches. Finished with neat seam deer
hens The last chance to secure this grade of sheets
at 39c each. Not more than six will be sold to {
customer.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-10-08
FREES MISS HALE
ON TECHNICALLY
YOUNG WOMAN GIVEN LIBERTY
ON DEMURRER
Judge Smith Sustalns Plea of Insult
ficiency of Indictment and Pro-
ceedings Are Abruptly
Terminated

81 am free at last and goodness
knows 1 am glad of it, said Miss
Frances Hale yesterday morning as,
with a sigh of relief and a smile for
Judge Smith, she tripped out of de-
partment one of the superior court and
went to the sheriff's office to secure
some of her personal belongings and
to tell Under Sheriff Yonkin Il told
you So
Miss Hale's case has been one of the
most remarkable in the history of Los
Angeles courts. Several months ago
she came to Los Angeles to solicit
subscriptions for an entertainment to
be given for the Door of Hope society.
Miss Hale was young and remark
ably handsome. She was a former
actress and to her the subscription bus
mess was one great play, with Miss
Frances Hale as leading lady and the
merchants as supers.
But all good plays have real mean
man" in them, and Secretary Zee
handelaar of the Merchants and Man
ufacturers' association, according to
Miss Hale, filled that position with
ability.
The Door of Hope charged Miss Hale
with having taken more than her share
oe the receipts and from advance sub
scriptions, and ZeehandeIaar, repre-
senting the indignant merchants, ap
piled for a warrant against Miss Hale
The warrant was refused and Miss
Hale went to San Francisco. She was
under the surveillance of Pinkerton de-
tectives in San Francisco. and upon
a report from Los Angeles that an
indictment had been returned by the
grand jury against her, charging en-
bezzlement, the officers attempted to
arrest her.
She escaped in a small boat to north
bound coast vessel. AT Portland she
was arrested and Deputy Sheriff Gill
bert was sent to Portland at great eX-
pense to return the fair captive.
Following Miss Hale's arrival here,
she was released on bail and then arose
a squabble in the superior court as to
which department she should be tried
in
Los Angeles herald., 1905-10-08
Fall Waist Length, 81 IN
at " ~

Lengths containing 81 yards, sufi-
cient for the latest style waists at $110
each. If bought by the yard would
cost $1.75. Come in beautiful mercer
lied, silk finished, jacquard, in white
and light figured effects. Very stylish
and make up into the most exquisite
waists.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-10-08
Young Women Seeking Work

1--WE have many varieties of ex-
periences with young women coming
here for work." explained Miss Steele.
zone case will illustrate. As often hap
pens, young women arrive who expect
to have time to look around after the
train gets in. but as is frequently the
case the train was late one day and q
young woman got off the cars with IS
cents in her pocket and nowhere to go.
when I inquired why she was look
ing so disconsolate she broke down and
cried, saying she must work before she
could eat or sleep. She was very CRATE
full to learn that she could have a good
meal and u place to rest till she could
find work.
I'VE never give money, merely orders
on some restaurant and room free for a
short time. This young woman is now
an active member of the Young Wom-
ems Christian association"
"I suppose you have a system OF
keeping track of the many young peo-
pie you ASSIST"
Yes, that work takes up a large part
of my time. They keep coming back to
me, either for new places or to report
in some way-often to express gratitude
and L continue to guide and direct
them until they are permanently placed.
There is a self-supporting organiza-
ton of young women in the Y. w. G. A.
which provided for 263 young women
last year, besides those I have been
looking after"
You have many experiences with
children, [ suppose?"
Story of One Little Boy
GOTTEN. Not long ago little boy, who
had come from Philadelphia for his
health, came TO me without a penny.
He was sick, in fact not able to be out
of bed. He had been supporting hinl-
self by his work, had written his father
he was doing pretty well, and the father
had replied that as he was not needing
money none would be sent him for six
months.
1--WE looked after him until we could
write the boys father. He promptly
telegraphed 500 and directed the child
to come home. The boy was sent at
once and died in three days after reach
Ing home. His mother writes me regu-
larly as token of her gratitude.
when l see sick children so bravely
trying to support themselves / feel
Los Angeles herald., 1905-10-08
Not That Kind

Mrs. Cafferty-Oi wud loike t. git a
pair o. shoes fer me bye, sor.
Clerk-Yes, madam, French kid?
Mrs. Cafferty-No, begorra, Irish
New York Times.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-10-08
Sustains Demurrer

While this technicality was being
settled among the judges, Attorney LIE
Compile Davis, representing the woman,
filed demurrer to the complaint, stat
ing that the instrument was INSULT
cient. The demurrer was sustained and
Miss Hale was released.
The court room was crowded yester-
day when the woman appeared for
trial. and the spectators stared when
the accused entered and seated herself
behind the attorneys railing.
Instead of a worried and haggard
woman, Miss Hale had the appearance
of a society matron out for a day at
the seaside. She wore a lace gauze
waist of the "peek-a-boo" variety, an
immaculate skirt, white shoes and an
immense white picture hat with blue
ostrich plumes. A broad belt of POM
padour silk completed the natty cos
tune, and the women spectators stared.
When the decision was rendered by
Judge Smith, Miss Hale thanked the
court and left. On the street, she
stopped to talk to Under Sheriff Yon-
kin and to shield her face from the
sun she raised a delicate Japanese UNI
brella which she carried.
well, l knew I would be free. any
how" said Miss Hale. IF the case
had been allowed to go to jury the
result would have been the same, but
this was a quicker ending of the case,
and as it saved time. | am satisfied.
"I haven't found yet where the Door
of Hope people had any kick coming.
They got all that was coming to them"
The indictment against Miss Hale is
the third warrant issued by the grand
Jury which has been held insufficient
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-02-16
@ie a~mropatfin i'm Temer fderst.

Nemtropiti9 Santfdenfo erSG6lt
in einem ieiner &risssberi9te: rSSn Der
S9la9t am S9abo befanb ii9 Gene
raj 8uropatfin bic sanae 3eit auf ben
porosrften Ste0ungen. Sem Stab
mar UNI feline Siderbeit beiorst unb
feline nG9fte umsebuns fu9te ibn 5u<
riidaubalten. Shirt 9asarin sins all
70 gu linn unb faste: r@m. @rcelena."
uWas eibt es benn2" rDas feinbli9s
5euer lit bier iebr heftis. Wo1en sic
bic Site baben." = &~uropatfin nabm
ben Siiriten fanft Bel Der 9anb: rMein
lieber Shirt, sic befeblisen meme @ss
forte unb ni4t midi" Damn pieber=
bolts Mbabsiem, elmer aus Der S9aar
Sfobeletps, ben 8erfu9: m@p. Grcelz
lena fann bier ni9t bleiben." &uros
pattin ertpiberte: vSbr Mmt tit es aud
nidt, mid 81 bsaufiidtieen." Run
perfu9te ih. i'm fortaubrinsen; aber
er antmortete: vWir finb nit Sbnen
f9on in f9limmeren 2asen sefpeien."
DAM, fah er auf meme breite @eftalt
unb fderate: vSolIte es sefdbrli9 iper=
ben, 70 fteae i3 MIDI hinter Sie."
11nb ale la6ten.. -"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-02-16

Ginen 9fedli9en Sob
fanben stpei M6nner in elmer ruiifden
8abeanftalt in Nep Yort. Ibra9am
Pafternad unb Yeier &oos, 5tpei
@6neiber. tpurben i'm Oampfsimmer
Der betreffenben 8abeanftalt gu Sobe
nerbriibt. Nls man lire 2eiden aufz
fanb, liefsrte Der 3uitanb ibrer aSrz
per unb bic blutbefledten Rifle i'm
@ppsiiber5ug Der Wdnbe einen 8tfpeis
bGfiir, tpie befperat lie um ibr 2eben
getdmpft unb pie lie sergebli9 einen
Muspeg sein9t batten. Mus ben ans
soben Der Mngeftelten. bic perhaftet
tpurben, eing berppr, bab pafernaf
unb Hoos fpGt 4benbs in bic @nfalt
eefommen maren, in BAG Oampf3im<
r1er gefiibrt unb bort bon ben anses
ftenten persehen nurben. Gs befanb
iia elm Gdsbrenner in benz Sampfs
atmmer, alein bas @as brannte ni4t
unb bic Wdnner fonnten in Der Oun<
felbeit bic Sbire niht finben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-02-16
Simmer oer 6Iet@e.

profeFor Waai bat gu Neuiabr an
feline 8%etannten Elm Sdreiben fOlsen<
ben Sn4alts seienbet:
p. p.
Sheile Sbnen bierburG5 nit, baB iA
biesmal feline Observation-Disclosures
berienben perbe. tpeil i6 es nur fir
cine iiberflifiise JOrmlidteit baltic.
grsebent
prof. Wulft.
P. s. 8eniib. bic Gelesenbeit, nm
Sbnen meme berSlihften @liidniinfde
gum neuen Sabr baraubrinsen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-02-16
Inter spmbem mns @ranaten.

Na9bem port 4rtbur esfallen fpar,
ftelte audi bic in Der Stabt erf9iensne
3eitung rNoptfrai," bon Der otter
pdbreno Der 8ela9erung bic &ebe mar,
ibr Grf6einen elm. Die lebte Summer
btefes 8lattss, Die aus Der Jeftung na9
Petersburg gefommen unb Die aug
Mungel on 3eitungspapier auf orange
gelbss Platatpapier sebrudt mar, be-
ri9tet ~fOisenbes: Set eeftern itsbsn
Die Gebdftions= unb Srudrdume unfez
res 8luttes unter benz 5euer Der iapas
nif9en 9ei6ibe. Bon benz Mpment
on, no bic SeBer ibre Nrbeit begannen,
Bis CUR @OlIenbuns 5es Orudes finb
IL 9ranaten in unferer Gtdbe treptrt.
Cine unmenge Splitter finb in Die
Wdnbe eingebrungen unb 6aben &ife
uno Spriinge burin perurIa9t. M1e
Geniter limb aerf9lagen." Inter iol6sn
umitdnben bat es anerbings feline
STANDARDIZATION, cine flott unb gut 1es
f9rie6ene 3eitung ben pere6rten @bon<
nenten arf ben Slid gu legsr.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-02-16

Ntn courage Uorrdtbe Der Hrenneret
ni6t berseffen.
yNa, mir fpmmen balb pieber!"
febt er bann bin3u, inbem er Su pfsr<
be fteigt uno in Der Gplonne bormdrts
reitet.
Wir reiten Ianeiam hinaus aus
S9apgo. SIS tit sans buntel seipors
ben, Der fteinise Wes lit faum nod gu
nnterf6eiben. OM Pferbe treten pors
fi9tis unb itpipern ni9t.
9ort am 4nfang bes 4ufiiegs gum
pab ftebt Elm sr0bersr 8~auernbpf, BON
elmer roben Steinmauer umgeben. On
Der Mauer itebt cine bobe Ylatane, bic
i'm 2i9t bes plDBli6 pieber am Sims
mel enlightenment Mpnbss einen f9ars
fen Shatten iiber ben Wes pirft. 9ier
bGlt Der General unb ldbt bic gplonns
an fi6 porbeibefiIiren. @r bat benz
Srompeter : Corps bes Gesiments
Rertfhinsf. bas bic Sete bat. ben 8ez
febl sugeididt, oben auf Der pabhObe,
fobalb es lie errsi6en piirbe, Die ruff
f4e NationalbDmne 81 ipielen.
On uns ppriber siebt lanefam
Sdpabron auf S9tpabron, unb elm
tOnises pferbesetrappsl erfiilt bic
Ha9t. plDbli9 fnattert bon linfs un<
ten, BON balber 96be. bsftigss @stpebr>
feuer baspii9en = suerit pereinaelt,
bann in piitbenbem S4nenfeuer: bic
Sapaner batten offenbar lire llms.=
bungs> ober bielmebr llmfletterungsz
b%efpesuns aufgegeben, na9bem lie ge<
tpdbr gsiporben, baB Der Bab beieBt
mar. unb bef9ofen nun unfere gplpn@
ne unb bic ein5elne @ruppe Bel Der ein>
famen platare, bic lie BON unten ppr=
treffli9 feben mubten. Sbre &useln
flpsen piebsr bo9 iibsr unfere &0pfe
bintpeg, unb BON Der platane fielen
abeerifene 3tpeiae unb 9ldtter ldna>
fam gu u~nferen 5iiBen nisber. Sa
f9mettern plOsli9 f9arf abgerifene
Salpen in bas unorbentli1e @efnatz
ter Der Sapaner binein. 9eufIi9 bD>
rem mir bos Seulen biefer& ueelmaHen
burd Die Ra9t unb ibr NufpraHeln
auf Die ienieitise 5elfentpanb Der
S6luht. Sas iparen bes 5iiriten
Melifop &ofafen, unb ibr Seuer
fdeint ni4t ergebniblos gu fein, benn
bas S6isBen Der Sapaner beritummt
fpfprt.
Die lebte S6mabrpn 1T an uns
boriiberee3ogen. 8ir tpdnbten uniert
Pferbe uno fpl9te i6r lanefam. Sa
ftrOmen plObli9 bon pbsn ber, bon
monbbegldn5ter S06e, leiie unb feier<
li6 bic polen Mccorbe Der .3arenz
Spmne iiber bas nd6tli6e Sbal. Mne
@siprd9e beitummsr, ale &0pfe ent>
blOBen fi9. unb etpas Mpitif6=9e<
beimniBboGes, etipas 6eiligz@ rpbes
entftrDmt in Der buntlen~W ilbniB bic
len bebren 6armpnien unb ergreift Elm
jebes 9er5 biefer MGnner, bic bier i'm
tiefiten 4iien fir bic fsrne 9eimath
tdmpfen. @iele fttmmten in bic feierz
liden &ldnee Elm. -. @rit leife, bann
INNER lauter unb e~etpaltieer brduien
Die maieitdtii6en SOne Der Spmne
bur9 bic nG9tli6e Cuff.
lnb unten, tief gu u~nieren 5iBen,
on Die Serrifenen S~elfenbdnse seflom<
inert ME unbeimli9e 6liegen, laui9>
ten iapanif6e Splbaten ben feierliden,
fremben &ldngen. sic tparen in bic
Na6t 6inaussei9li6en, nm uns in
unFerem Riiden Die @usgansstbiir gu
perf6lieBen. bur6 Die mir aieben muB=
ten; ibre Gift mar ni9t eesliidt : tie
famen gu fpGt, unb iebt tOnte es lang=
fam, feierlid bon Der 9Dbe gu ibnen
berab:
r5ur6tbar ben Ieinben unb fart
1 k...L Sx. 01T-.[.~H
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-02-16

0ie 3abI Der g :
10 pllfpinbelu Der ganaen @rbe
betrGet iest f9GBunespetie 104,000.z
900, Die Der @e6ftiihle 100000.
SapOn tommen uuf Gnglanb alein
a, 100000 Sptnoeln unb $4,000
@ebftii6le.
Oen Namen g ii mes
Rreu3 fii6rt Elm 8erein, Der fi9
felt 5ebn Sabren i'm Rorben 8erlins
bic Qufgabe geftelt bat, ben Mfobols
senub 5u betdmpfen. Der @erein gibt
IN feinem 3pfale alien Yeripnen, tpeibz
li6en ME mdnnli9en 9ef9le9ts, &C.
Iegenbeit, in 6ebdoli9en &Gumen neben
dubert biuisen Speifen ulfobolfreie
@etrdnte 3u genieBen.
Cine S6nIe ir Oienf t.
mGb6en tpurbe iiingft in 9umburg
etd6lirt. Die @nftalt tonfurrirt ni9t
nit ben I9on ldnger beitebenben S4u>
len, in benen SD9ter aus p~oblbabenz
ben 5amilien na9 tpiFenf 9aftli4en
9runbfGben in alien Die 9uuspirt6<
f9dft betreffsnben 0insen unterpieien
perben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-02-16

= Sidtis. STUDENT (bemopfteS
9anp): SIT Der &erl, Der Suff, brsi
Sabre ,auf Der llniperiitGt unb fGIt
burd's @ramen! S9 bin f9on finf
Sabre bier unb nod ni4t einmal
burhatfanen!
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-02-16
AHinlunser Wann bon einunO3wan3is
Sabren Der in Die 3ufunft bIift,

Niniunser Wann bon einunb3nan3is
VI Sabren Der in Die 3ufuuft blift,
slaubt, swansis Sabre bon iest
lei cine LANCE 3eit. Oerielbe Mann
nit ~einunOUiersig Slbren, fdneu in
oas mittlere Alter eintretenb, bieaeidt
nit elmer camille gu u~nterbalten, be-
tra@tet ieOOd Die Uerfohene 3eit ais
pirflid iehr furs. @iroe bieier Wann
Die @orf9t sebrau6en, $500 bon lei@
mem 9erbisnf iersn Monat in Elm
Spar @onto anaulesen, pelaes er obne
3neifel Iei9t tbun f6nnte, Die bubble
Summe bon $I,641 SO n6re bas Ge<
1ultat. 8arum nidt iofort nit bie<
fem 8orf6las beginner ? @ir f0nnen
Sbnen belfen.
INDIANA TRUST CO.,
@de @aibInstOn Str. unO girainia aue..
capital .......s1,000,000
1leberi@ub..... $25O,00O
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-02-16
epe5iaIsS tsm0le.

srftsu . eGldee, sueiter gIarrt
i~susite: 3 S6Idss. hrtttr GIarH,
critten . S&Iase, rtertsr AIarlu.
.-s-i, Se,er aus unh S6Ial& mfsrsuR.
s S6tdge. gsaHrsrnd ab.
. S8Id8e, u utr gittasA
Die 70 tssei&neten Sisnale trsrbsa rux tsu xHrn
rd4ter o~ues8etsn ta an hen tetrsfiense1 etrs4sp
r~eusHnsea teane AIaraat6Aeu snaebra6t fnA.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-02-16

EfutlSb sHs W0tpG
! snsGhpp peRsSa.ss
gaftuns Q-sp Dprf
RobIs unh EiGisan
sR. Seriep u. Naf Gcs
gii,e nnh gurtb
" Rariet unt pine
4 Sermprt nabe Gaf
go. 8 Sprisenbaus
RaH. Ape nate Ra5a
3 Sadtpare unh BaIiu.i
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. Aib NIB IL. Strabe
7 Bart sIns ii,sb IL Str
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9 Sis9Iarb ASs II. pratt
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s 4~ennipIp. unh gratt
4 Reribian ,,nr IL. Str
e go. 8 SYrisenbaas ID.
aaas SItinc,a
s Senate Apeu. StCIatr
7 SIIinsis uni MGiean
2 &c dbInanio unS II.
& Senate are, unh u.
/ 9c. / Sprisenbaus
5ro arenaseTai&ieas
q Teribiax unb BaIuxt
= California u gsyuspnt
3 SIaie uni Rstp gort
% Jub. Gp. u. st gIaiS
y @its 5oiYitaI
. DIase unb Tortt
. Ri4isan uns %anes
Il Tc. 6 SYrtsenFaus
Darlington na5s @sR
g @s,ienhprf u Sab.
Is Ttifouri u Retp gcrs
Is Rerioian u HaR
g SlIinOis unb pbis
u Capitol p. u @aN
S Rtnsan's gortbalis
IS Strabenbabn StdIIs
B. BaHineton Str
q go. 10 SSrisenbaus
Suincis u Rerriu
= SIIinois u apaifana
g Befi unb soutb
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8 SO. Sprisea6ass
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n go. II SSrisenbaus
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70 gebar unh GIra
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