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The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-05-19
CORPS OF TEACHERS
Teachers for the City En-
ployed by School Board
Monday Evening".
Naval Officers Secured II
Young Men as Recruits
for the Navy.
Physicians Discussed Chris
tianity at Presbyterian
Church Sunday.
rs n r.rr rrxou--o
ELECTED THE TEACHERS
Salaries of Five Were Increased and
One New Teacher Added to
the High School.

A special meeting OF the board Of
education was held Monday evening
to take up the matter of the election
of the teachers in the city schools
for the ensuing year. The teachers
committee reported ON retaining the
present faculty, and on motion the
same was adopted.
The teachers committee further
reported that another teacher seemed
TO be an absolute necessity in the
high school department, owing to
the fact that the enrolment has
reached such proportions that there
are not enough teachers to I'LL the
peliods and do justice to the work.
lhe present enrolment in the high
school is $40, and during the fall ana
winter months III reaches 100, with
a possibility of next year it reaching
ever a larger number.
The application of Miss Jennie
Claypool, of Spencer, iowa, was pre-
sented to the board TOR the new po-
sition i'm the high school, and some
very high endorsements were read of
her ability in the line of mathemat-
les and literature, in which she spe-
cializes. 1t was decided to engage
Miss Claypool at a salary of sos per
month. Her work in the department
will he devote principally to math-
ematicS.
The following is the list of teach
ers employed and their grades:
+. III. Hotf, superintendent; Mary
Windle, musical director.
High School-M. M. Kramer. prin-
cipal and German. (: Emma Haynes,
teacher of English; Margaret Mag
uire, science; Edith Noble, latin;
Edna Hathaway. science and Eng
lish; Jennie Claypool, mathematics.
West Side School-Lillie Patterson,
eighth grade; Minnie Grace. eighth
grade; Lizzie Brown. seventh grade;
Ella Preston, sixth grade; Pearl
Jackson, fifth grade; Rinnie Nolt,
fourth grade; Grace Doolittle, third
grade; Mamie Saul. second grade;
Sarah Scallln (principal) first grade;
Mona Doane, seventh grade.
East Side School-Marie Frizzel.
fifth and sixth grades; Maud LaFol-
lette, fourth grade; Beatrice DeWolf,
second and third grades Glare Nobis,
%(principal) first grade.
South Side School-Delia Conley,
%(principal) first and second grades;
Rilla Reierson, third and fourth
grades.
The salaries OF Miss Doolittle, Miss
Doane. Miss LaFollette. Miss Preston
and Miss reWolf were increased from
S45 to $50 per month. this being their
second year in the schools.
With the addition OF Miss Claypool
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-05-19
SHUT OUT OF DINING ROOM
But the University Girls Far Out
witted the Students in Their
Jokelet.

MorGYy is the weekly holiday at
bakotl Wesleyan and today the girls
r%ooniu- in Century Memorial Hall
planned TO have a picnic out on the
river, but the rain in the early NOM
ing caused them to give up their
plans for a picnic and they decided
To 90 ont Tor breakfast.
The boys took their accustomed
places In the dining hall and waited
for the doImitoly girls to come in
but tney waited in vain for Just be
fore tie breakfast bell rang the girls
had gained entrance 20 College Hall
and We're having the j%olliest time
Imaginable eating the lunches they
had prepared toI the picnic.
Tic boys thought something was
wrong and were too nervous to eat
much breakfast and after a hasty in
y%estigation the girls were found in
College Hall and a friendly scrap re-
suited i'm which many hats. caps and
hair plts transferred ownership for
some vine at least.
At dinner the boys thoaght they
would like to eat alone again so the
girls found their entrance TO the din
ing HAN blocked and they very hastily
decided to come down town for dim
ner and about 80 girls took their din
ners at the various restaurants and
hotels of the city,
When interviewed by a Republican
reporter they all Seemed to be in the
best OF good nature and many thought
next TO picnic dinner there was
nothing quite so fine as a dinner
down town.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-05-19
THE WORK OF CHILDREN
Their Drawings Were Exhibited
the Lincoln School Building
Saturday Afternoon.

Thcle was quite a good deal Of m
tcrest manifested in the exhibition
of the work of the children in the
Lincoln school, east side, Saturday
afternoon by the patrons OF the
schools. In the four rooms the work
that is performed 10y the children in
drawing, paper cutting, manual
work. ETC., was placed on the black
boards and it made a very easy way
of inspecting what the children are
doing from day to day. 1t should be
understood that this work was not
prepared for this special occasion but
it was selected from what is done
day after day. The work in the
four departments represents the same
kind OF work only in different stages
OF advancement. In Miss NObiS'S
room. first primary, where the ages
OF the children range from 6 to s
years, the writing was excellent for
their years, and it is attributed to
the fact that the younger children
try with greater effort to attain pei
fectlon than after they become sever
al years older. In the rooms Of Miss
Latollette. Miss DeWolf and Miss
Frizzel was carried out the same de-
sign OF work in map drawing. weav-
ing, writing. paper cutting. In draw
Ing the children are melely shown d
flower by the teacher and Immediate
ly they set to work to reproduce the
flower ON paper. Then they will be
give a subject upon which TO write
and this they VIII illustrate either
with drawings or pictures taken from
either illustrations and applicable to
the subjects in hand. In each of the
rooms the same high class work was
noticeable and We malveled at the
ingenuity of the children. 1t was
well worth the hour spent in Nic"ine
the work of the schools, aGd fully 900
spent the aft arnoon. Light reilesh-
ments were served 'n the Office dur
INC the hours of receiving aud sever
al children we've delegated TO accom-
pany the guests and explain the work
throughout the rooms.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-05-19
Removing Decorations.

The first WORK of dismanlline the
corn palace building was begun Mon
day when DR.. Dun1as put several
men to work to remove the cloth
from the walls of the interior OF the
building. The work will progress in
stages in removing the decorations
from the inside aud outsi@c nrtil the
time arrives tor tearing own the
building. the lumber of which Will
lie utilized in the construction of the
new building.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-05-19
INTERESTED in oAcoMA
Mitchell Gentlemen Own Large
Quantity OF Land Near oacoma
on observation.

: Messrs. n. E, Hitchcock. l.. W.
Seaman and j. L. Morrow are the
very fortunate possessors of 32o acles
of land in the town of Oacon.a.
Heretofore the land has not zen con-
sidered as particularly valuable until
the extension of the Milwaukee road
was begun-then there was Il differ.
ence in land values. When the Mil
waukee located its depot grounds at
OaComa it bought So acres of land
from these gentlemen and it leaves
them a good bunch TO dispose of IN
town lots, for be it understood that
it is the intention to make some
thing of Oacoma. sort of a repair di-
vision for the company ON the west
side of the river. MI. Morrow stated
that repair shops would be established
on the 30 acres Of ground and doubt
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-05-19
Physicians on Christianity.

Services at the Presbyterian church
Sunday were very helpful and full of
inspiration. The pastor spoke with
great earneStnesS. He said in part,
"Never before was the demand so
great for strong men and women as
at present. This age calls for men
OF great faith, men OF action. men
who are willing to assume responsible
tiles and hold themselves responsible
to high powers. In the evening the
addresses were given by two Of our
physicians. DIR. Kammerling spoke
first and made a very fine impression
upon the audience. He made a
thorough preparation and his address
was a finished masterpiece. DR..
Reamer, in his unassuming way and
heart to heart talk, touched everyone
with his straight forward christian
spirit. Miss Ella Preston sang IN
the morning "If I had Wings" Mr..
Hawks sang "Redemption" in the
evening
Next Sunday evening Maj. o. w.
Coursey will give the fourth and
last in the series of addresses by our
citizens.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-05-19

to the faculty tie teachers in the
city schools nov number ~. and the
enrolment is larger than ever before.
The schools will close for the sum-
meG June j, when the commencement
exercises will be held.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-05-19
ess tl.eY will assume large proper

less tleg will assume large proper
tions.
Ioda' these three gentlemen organ
lied The Oaccma Townslle Co. with
a capital OF 800. ooo--lnd the iucorpor-
alton papers were sent out to Pierre
for tiiiug. This property will re
plated and as the town glows the
residence otis will be disposed OF and
they are going to make some money
for the projectors of the scheme.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-05-19

Jason f. Payne. of vermillion, spent
Sunday in the city as the guest OF
his friend. l.. n. simons.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-07-20
ADAMS EASY
AFTER FIFTH
II Looked Bad for the home
Boys Up TO the Sixth
Inning.

There sss great eilAngt Ia the
manner u ths Maskngee hase bal
team THURSDAY ogef tlle a4Y before
There ass - ufafxliug e. fawhia
iH9 whAressf Isl iles paFi tat wtns
quietly alsal their btsAness
iays started iiie aar CO.. Vlaiia
Uuf was etla weak aha aHlf ullelsf
'tpu lanlgRs wlHn - sas relieved ~
Nufghy 'llss tlslton naae { 80 rims
50 tiss afaf laBlne and tWo ln tfs
iugfth nhHe 9ls pcas eete ealng
aai ln the one. fae lhfee cfiaf
sps klniiaa neN seeuna lAsenan
ans afsf Bp rs tie Nsif f0f Fluta
aHf eaetsd snl 81 flaueff error
afd sufed "a NafpAFs tne.mgser
tsswf iiif safe 1fsi seeand lard Narphy
seort1 Oscar ATTEMPTED a. steal
scnd ai.a waA caught eRh the eussis
Meade popled e kafusY Ffvi Finhgy
hlt sius rf8undsg @ shorf ana lsat
ii uai H'aelsckst pepfed a little IN
t'Ai blt tefaeen tie pitcher ana ani
las ana ess asl4si Too sos 70 catch
hin at ffN lf NAs nos Wn fe Mags
te tle ne rofe aHd - promptly i.uea
q thrsa iaeeef oser lelI Hen asouus
tnei afA lNsf II Fluhs walked
aui ~ Fnaeg geiltei tie o. h tla
Aarusf 30 lhmsl foIia
No saus nerg Maaw aft il8e asi
iaf 81 ti niHii ahen Il Elunef hll
p iaa efordeT lsst seaat ~ fta
nrf aifemg,Fa ta aefHes sbf 0fc1
iirnelf it 81 @pua sgsek iaf afe
NafptY walked al'as tfe tases aod
Oscar tn8si lhe eane D. smashing
iei gHgfelef fasi snFts aH8 Onto re-
1Htfs.d ani 60 FamI crossed ths
paiH altf fla winning 0u
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-07-20
CUTlCuRA GROWSHuR
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The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-07-20
RissED LOSING HIS HEAD.
british Asah4asAeuf Helped Amsss.
esr chiidrsu Knloy roursh of
JelF ~ pessis

a. AmrFatsn boy "a isA ana lis liftls
sister. eteas father Is "a tAarxs af fks
Amefiean hospital II TshefAn. Persia
had Ah lhisftsilas experience sun.
nsf p pffsuasifF 4 british amtsssa
Dr. ~ fap sac f.ss n .oalhg hls hsaa
Ate what maanltetni EnelatmMa
ess she uaf tke rlsk msfey ia
sieass fse ebHarsa att the Iaaian
af4a Nana
tfsa Wnhaft aha Is itfiia sister ~
Easa lhai fbfg aaaaa karsly kssp tbe
feafih & fgly aDleas hry oaaia haf
ar Amsfiras aan ahw wtw HFan +
laf liti's f.5aFe ~ 0ahts slx mI.s.
tfeM t8bffsH tkh fat ahah he
givea q lea Enr aIaa faftas
sanaf hqe aa las satanmsnt uas
sfefI EEes see anaa
fe he "a M w aaa - alAs
Eae saas he tna 'p aael
finm % saftFamfr
q afEef mueh 8faafailon. tAs lf
1f ana hit fer asefminea fo tes
ssHl rsfif.af q sf kffhm HansfrHs
faf itf'tist aHhaEssaor ash4aa 3aaes i.
hah g - as5 tsel
tssiF p'aa al a. ansrnaa fss aafft
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paper Wnkra ffff vfaft ThtR u
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The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-07-20
THREE KILLED
MANY INJURED
A Passenger Train C0Illdes
With an lnrerurban
Train.
Asse e,a8aipfe@

Associated Press
Chicago. faly u A passenger train
80 fhe Chicago 5 Eastern Illinois Fall
aag from 81 tQuis eoaidea 9lth 4
NoaItan train - sfsieer Ills foday
Fac fireman was killed and the enein.
eeF Eadif Hau several passengers
Hefs mufs - less injured
tafeT reports sisoN flreo parsons
Allied ard seven nlaUa sams of tlle
Injured mar dle
The engines ot both trains we're a.
mollsfed aua tee afsI eoaeh 81 ll.e
Suburban iaIn smashed
James l1sa eugeneer9f tbe sab
Hlah train 6eaVe rappaein CHI
caao and Fefalaapa Hogfln Chicago.
sete SERIOUSLY uiufei john Miller.
Chicago Heights taea bfose0 Charles
lloFn Crete fls skal fractured.
James nohs Chicago. bacs injured.
Dwight woodman brakeman on
i4s lsalgF.an tmla lex hsosen. A
Gilmore ens heef "a tae Sd Louis
taln nisma nlaHeN F 70 lioN
eaa afeu
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-07-20
MAY LYNCH
CHADDURNE
Surviving Outlaw Who Par
iiclpated In KiIlig OF Cal
houn May Recover.
AarasaIres

Associated Press
wlnaelsd KAs. 5slg 81 I1acat.
wefr ffeelg aaae during fle night q
lfncllug William Claiborne. tie aus.
flflne outlaw elp participated ln tie
sl8glae and sHlias d Detective lai
iaan Ersfeffaf
lIe Has ftanifi a.af al the fre
of rlgfNeisn nufl p eeaid le takea
r. lali q ssdsH lle msY ftcotrf from
ne wound nefsd whsle rss stIas
arms
thafbaNHe eas released ffom Tie
is'islal paIienllaig % Fafi leawa.
worth ssek aso after stMk 4
senteucs - robbins tie ltegongee 81
Naliali Oklahoma
ilse iodg u "a Wa8lgaa tie other
ogtlaw VS. buried iutie lotfsf.Hsid
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-07-20
NEW DIRECTORS
EQUITABLE LIFE
designations Of TWo Old 0ireo.
tors Have Been Ac
cepled



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Eisf.ss E IHHed Naa 8
Nesada q sfansan ta ftta
HeH af Nea Nf WeH n m
af.s ftslfnatioHs IS 1850 go afesats
na me feesuflFe cta.i wefe a..ss isI
"a g1e lmatd 0f lliunfae at To- E4Wt
ab's L.fs Aannnee s@lsn ledm
TIE dIweipn Hila seasuea sen
aeAew Louis EtsfaId iumsf
Hfsldsaf al ihe Meuauflla. .rfH 81.
iiqare ueuains Who IS naa pres
aeai uf ilai iHt0iaiiaH NN Fu3ef
HaHHe ahe vas eieeu sf aa
HfaflnN ef file leaH
tls Mercantile nmHt en
ffoIsd 81 Ila Equitable el
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-07-20


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Diameter Hre inafef sfeu araaf.
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The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-07-20
aooa Ntgbt Rest

TIE eFaafef lou|e ouoaffh saa8oi
NgIs 8es Restless nights nf tla
terrible exhaustion HaeHHe
easf 20 aread slsnses e f8a loi
eM1mIflfa. buf Whg taa leaE US
tit blsili slien iea dgaes ~ DE
iaaslles's German syrup aiH insure 10.
g. seine sleep entirely ffee flum ca0gi
af n.sllt sweal frue tagee'b,at al
h tie morning IS mads teaam 10
taking esfnan Syfup. ID las capd
enlNAmpslpn fuf fngtY wears TThi
soitIa - Ne BOTTLES Sse A 81.
atf Nfas stone d.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-07-20

Annual meeting Grand Aefie. IRA.
teW4' Eagle. fieHHeE Col August
u g z. lxh National Association d
i1eal fife insaranta agrnfs Denver.
Inle tgRasi lH rs ls tess American.
e1fafh.e clafion. Denver. col
August "a 81 lh iAM Fof thssa 0ss
rtNsMas fht ifiha sill VII round trg
f.cseft CD Denver colorado springs
FueHu fNiamaa 81 tar iaH rate Il
klf iafes 90 SALE August l2. ii
and la Bnai Wtnfn iHslf August
tKtent#n eaH D. ar4fHi as ff
fttAst 81 aeps.isHg ticket a4fu M.af
sfeais tui aief llmn August 81 atd
t4fMeNt M ibo f 8 eafs 81 time IS
trft 80 fNfeef Particular. re
Ef sna aHefife
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-07-20
SCRATCHED
DAY AND NIGHT
LADY S4H 3 Io-tHes h itching
Scalp Hanw Ore 81 CUT
cun @ aa3 Or Coke
Catcq Sa Cured Her,
WILL NEVER Be
WITHOUT CUTiCURk

ts.
p
tet itsn Era
a0d night fa na Il
washfi mf h ht ssttr sra
1atnafa sH a8 ffacf cd
tHieufa 0lntmraf Hesane a
haR 0f NntisataNHtm S.
of Eaflrafs ~r ea
hrsi is cafifelf HHi CIV hsF
rfaatnE tp.rnlil Ehs ae aii-
rura aasW etif as d sh uetrf
h eitheufit fseatf kHsC Hfa.
- efaud Jersey Sff Nf
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-07-20
STATEHOOD'S
REAL FRIENDS
Those Who CrItIclse Nay be
Classed as Enemies.

Seymour liiialr eno 0f the dele
gales fruM ttiz city 10 llse great upn.
rentlon al okai,asna cts Ia an int e.,
tlew wlsh fvnfe~niailKe 0t tlse
ChiettAiu Friday $40
Il Nasa great harmealoaa nfa teo.
tien composed ui : tlnasand 8ele.
gafes represent rs 10 people 81 tfe
tea territories lH il#if alm. esincsi
demafa far statehood Mg WeN sll
~ ere nlat erse dslssais wiilns e
las sssir all ala fssaes fi5sf se might
spSak 10 a 8nnei seiee ga Immediate
Joint ssatviHsA fet oklahoma sil g..
diAn Territories There aas o. fosr
iHk iot harsh cgliselsm og aasFf egu
p'alni 81 aceeang 81 tfe gaa pauh
san peitie lad 49, standing 1 tha
e0ntFnt0n Democrat sFun ilie
Indian TERRITORY nas chosen itmp0fa
~ chairman sni ntgabllrAa fwm
Oklahoma vas selected peFmaaeus
chairman TIE deiesages oaugfaiied
the oaosehiiou They rad fhelF iu.
sfrueiielm ff0m fle people T8ef n0f
oflf refused q c9npAm ilat state.
hcoi hsd leen delayed bat iafuss,l ia
Aaklse eonefe@ a. fa An9 magtud hf
abiel pe sfs 8 haze 9ailad stespt
IiAl 80 = efaisIei ca esf asn
HNfltt
Ne nan iH tstl4 teu.torf Wl1 h
n favor AZ mmei.sis siaff 8 -
RNd WIS., oenh af e mne the
sctlen af tlse eententitu We saa
e1ea krea fiis ff.ensls e eats8osl ln
fllese territories 1anW vii eafaeim
snd asfaaHse U.e actions 6 fHls esi
kortea ms1 - rsNsl ln ere isa of
ffe euenla 0t siagt 1a Hsn
sia teada0e ere ea&t0f'on sfH fs
sofk ss trlht Gtfean tas mf 0ne
mpilse ana ftN a t0 tlsN1f flla
H0ssment fog statehood ati eamsr.
aci ~ fooi lnaasnac 81 Baf etntsn
fpn Tllat aim ffu.0 ang mWlre at
ss'fauterpi ltsn ftai present eel.
iltlefn = msHHlalssl slH giHi samf
@ag q aaniiealps theif alMpputal
g ile saUal'd aeis ~ tlat maema
eeni ntefIne
ilama Nin naa aW opp iaNaie
hesst pl'i si1smpl q dI ie iho So
p.s AMI tliis aiIl - dgne les Two says
ID advocating donhiv siaisimei and
- creating partisan tesiiu. IS ila
faiss al4Fn aA.eh Is H8e lz.ng seliaisd
TAT tie Oklahoma convention aas
pfesismiaaiei And eouifu'lsi = ara
e tfe Interest q tle tsneafie
parts
IL IS uH.alon II tie STINT statehood
blii S defeated ia tie usnf coagFess.
uF longer DELAYED saeh failuFe nay h.
attFlsatei q car osn fsll0a s.tifas
ehq are opgseiHE Statehood = kn}
kibd iaons VI tlls otiser uethuis alnsF
Msuglensa
Nol.psig tsastes iAst aegaats state
lldo5 iaf slilssf TERRITORY Is passlhle
sarh naseHeat uas hss nu also
rafsin t.ifsf hfaheh tf eauEress bat
lt FURNISHES as arrftnf iaF aH ihea
fefe08s aln stand faf sf Interest
ltate flie pabIc Fi - mas 80
le dsaaiei ha itfm aa amHs
HiH sty aaa sul4 laess aal
tasaHfase nh.eHaas a
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-07-20
GOVERNOR FOLK
IN KANSAS
6iyea an Enthusiastic Reeep
ton az Ottawa ehau-
tauqua
UIT

att3 Press
tHtaaA ha0e Hu1 90geaa5
4 M feA sp9se 8n aw 80
tawement taaa9 g ue gtAaeau4ga
aeea hefe b ufgto Wm 1mN
sn Jerome nf NeN fufk fe vas
InfodaeeibF Governor iias1l of kan.
- and bath etrcaiiges given au en
flasIastlf reception rhcfe eef9
fa.8 ft5 Htg hundred persons 0H the
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ONE PERSON mLLE0
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MAJOR GENERAL MOOD
UNDER SURGEONS KNIFE


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ELECTRIC COUNTERS,
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