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The Minneapolis journal., 1906-07-08

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The democratic administration lead
ers are devoting some time to the selec.
tion Of candidates for other places on
the state ticket. They have no hope
of electing anyone besides Johnson, but
want strong and well-balanced ticket
if possible, believing that good nomina-
tions for the other places will mean
more votes for johnson. A prominent
German has been selected for treasurer,
it is said, and for state auditor they
have picked Henry G. Koerner Of Min
neapolis, former auditor Of Scott coun-
ty, and later deputy public examiner.
ner will not accept the nomination.
Other places to be filed are lieutenant
governor, secretary of state, attorney
general, railroad commissioners, clerk Of
the. supreme court, and chief Justice.
It is likely that all these will be filled
except chief justice. There is still a
possibility, however, that the attorney
general will be left blank.
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-07-08

Senator R. E. Thompson of Preston,
chairman of the executive committee
of the republican state central commit
tee, has announced that he will not be
a candidate for denomination. He will.
therefore, close continuous service Of
twelve years in the state senate, which
has given him an enviable record for
faithful service to the interests of the
people. He gives as a reason for re-
tiring that his duties on the commit
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-07-08
The Wells Forum saws:

The Wells Forum says:
i Som papers have referred to the ques-
:tion Of state development as "buncomb."
Not so, good friends. AS the editor of
the forum was for: time connected
with the California development work
done blythe promotion committee and
the Southern Pacific railroad-we feel
that we can speak from experience. The
change in the state in ten years was
most remarkable, it passed from a state
with lax moral tendencies to one of the
highest culture and most desirable class
of people by the acts of these promotion
bodies. This was done by adding to the
population the very best class of eastern
people. The increase in numbers was
large, too.
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-07-08

There is going to be lively legisla-
tive contest in the thirty.seventh dis
trict primaries. This district comprises
the tenth and eleventh wards of st.
Paul, part Of the eighth, and the coun
try towns Of Ramsey county. The death
Of Governor McGill left; an open field
for the senatorship, and J. NJ. Hack
ney, former alderman from the. tenth
ward, is the only one who has filed.
There are six candidates for the house,
three of them from the country. F. B.
Phillips of White Bear, the young law
yer, who came out second best recent
ly in his tilt with Judge Webber of
New Ulm, has fled. Thomas Conroy
and J. H. Teisberg Of Bald Eagle are
other entries, DR.. Fulton being out of
it this year. Alvin Rowe of the eighth
ward, who served in the last session,
is candidate again, and. so is William
Pomplun, another eighth warder. The
only candidate from the eleventh is
G. J.. Berryhill, the lawyer-editor Of
the st. Paul Review.
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-07-08

Congressman F. G. Stevens evidently
who filed Friday, has opened his cam
paign up in Chisago county, where he
has secured the support of three repub-
lican papers. The North Branch Re.
view, published by Elbert Bede, son
Of the congressman, says Rogers is get
ting acquainted. and getting consider
able support in that section. econ
gressman Stevens has never made him
self yfry well 3SSauRnGd Sa thFaGu snd the the
pite the support of number of his old
henchmen, he, will find that Rogers
has gotten him seriously handicapped. -
The Rogers claim Of an assured ma
jority in Ramsey is, to say the least,
rather previous. Stevens will get into
the campaign in earnest soon, and the
odds are strongly in his favor.
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-07-08

=: M. D. Taylor of st. Cloud, who has
fled for district judge to succeed Judge
Searle, has petitions signed by the bar
Of the district, including seventeen Of
his Stearns county, colleagues, asking
petitions, have been signed by every
lawyer in Otter Tail and Wadena, and
promises Of support from a maj iority
Of the attorneys in Morrison, Mile Lacs,
Becker, Clay and Todd counties. III
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-07-08
The Princeton Union says of the new

The Princeton Union says of the new
republican state committee:
DR.. A. B. Cole of Fergus Falls Is chair
man, and it is thought that Charles H.
Warner of Aitkin will be the secretary,
altho 1T is barely possible that he may
not accept the position. There are some
strong men and faithful republicans on
the committee, and not few, who were
notorious traitors in the last campaign.
If the gubernatorial nominee and the
other candidates are satisfied no one else
has any right to find fault. Nevertheless
we are decidedly of the opinion that sew
eral Of the gentlemen mentioned below
will vote for John A. Johnson next No
vembr. .s
The Greeley tribune., 1906-07-05

erosity and fidelity. and saying
virtually what the prophet SAID:
Continue to choose whom ye will
serve.
Forgetting the Golden Rule and
indulping sin, men cannot serve God !;
they cannot demonstrate the omni'
potence of divine mind that heals
the sick and the sinner. Human
will may mesmerise and mislead
man; divine wisdom, never. lndul-
ging deceit is like the defendant
arguing for the plaintiff In favor OF a
decision, which he knows will be
turned against himself.
"We cannot serve two masters.
DO we love God supremely? Are
we honest, just, faithful? Are
we true to ourselves? God Is not
mocked.' Whatsoever a man
soweth, that shall he reap also. :
To abide in our unsettled better self,
is to be done forever with the sins OF
the flesh. the wrongs of human life.
the tempter and temptation, the
smile and deceit of damnation.
When we have overcome sin In all
its forms, men may revile us and de-
spitefully use us, and we shall re-
joice, for great Is cur reward In
heaven
"You have dextrously and wisely
provided for The Mother Church OF
Christ, Scientist, a magnificent
Temple wherein to enter and pray.
Greatly impressed and encouraged
thereby, deeply do thank you for
this proof of youl progress, unity and
love.
The modest editice Of the Mother
Church of Christ, Scientist, began
with the cross; Its excelsior Exten,
sion is the crown. The room OF
your Leader remains in the begin
ming of this edifice, evidencing the
praise of babes, and the Word, which
proceedeth out of the mouth of God
Its crowning ultimate rises to
mental monument, superstructurt
high above the work of mems hands
even the outcome of their hearts
giving to the material spiIitua
significance-the speed, beauty ant
achievements of goodness. Methink.
this church is the one edifice OF
earth, which most prefgures self
abnegation, hope, faith, love, catch
ing a glimpse of glory"
Mary Baker G. Eddy.
| Concord, N. H., June 8, 1906.
The Greeley tribune., 1906-07-05
of Wills

Hyou are contemplating making will
or are interested in the validity OF one. or
have an interest in an estate, call and see
me, or write me.
l make a specially of the preparation
and legality OF wills.
N. O. TANQUARY, Attorney at Law,
Continental Building, DENVER, COLO.
The Greeley tribune., 1906-07-05
Little Locals

James j. Ryan and Mamie kom-
valine were married by Justice
Stevens Tuesday.
1t speaks for itself: Seal OF Colo
RADIO is the conspicuously popular
flour in all the market. Try it.
DeBolt & Taylor machine shop
and machine balckslnithing. Colo
RADIO telephone, Weld 239. 9l7 Sixth
avenue.
A.. E. Fox of the Golden Rule
store left yesterday for two weeks
vacation trip to different points In
the state.
Misses Blanche Pratt and Maud
Noe of Marengo, Ohio, are spending
several DAYS with their friends, DR..
and Mrs. Conway.
Charles Baird and family expect
to start today for their old home at
, Cherry Fork, Ohio. They will be
gone two or three weeks.
We have just few of those sum
mer suit patterns left that we are
making up at special low prices.
Baird g. Bradford, tailors.
Mrs. Fl. II. Preston and daughter,
10, of Florence arrived in Greeley
last week for a two months visit
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G.
o. Stevens, and sister, Mrs. L. B,
Kidder.
E. Chaddick and son, Herbert
have gone to Lake Charles, La.
where Mr.. Chaddick has a position
as manager of the Western UnioI
Telegraph company. Mrs. Chaddicl
and two sons will follow in few
days.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Durkee anc
family and J. S. Danley left las
Thursday tor Estes Park. Mr.. Dur
kee and Mr.. Danley will return IL
ten days while Mrs. Durkee and chill
dren expect to remain there most o
the summer.
j. A. Thompson arrived here from
Woodworth, Ia, last Saturday for ;
visit with his wife and daughter
Grace. Miss Grace will accompany
him on his return to Woodworth IL
ten days, and Mrs. Thompson viii
remain in Greeley until fall.
Judge ]. E. Garrigues accom-
panied his daughter, Edith, to Den
yer last Thursday. Miss Edith con
tinued her journey across the range
She goes to Wolcott by rail, then q
day and hall trip by stage to
Yampa, where she will teach school
this summer In the heart of the
Rockies.
Ditch builders should look up the
Maginnes steel flume before figuring
on using any other. Nothing else
on the market equals it, for durabil.
ity and convenience; can be had ex-
tensible and in any length. Inquire
of Baker & Badger, Greeley, Colo
rado, or P. Maginnes, maker, Kim
ball, Neb.
Last Friday afternoon Earl, the
The Greeley tribune., 1906-07-05
Not Married.

Mrs. George Shambo informs the
Tribune that her daughter, Miss
Amelia Shambo, and A. W. Mackley
were not married at Cheyenne last
week, as was given in the news
columns of the Tribune last week.
The information was given the Trib-
une by one who was in position to
have known,
The Greeley tribune., 1906-07-05
Do Not Neglect Your Bowels.

Many serious diseases arise from
neglect of the bowels. Chamber
lain's Stomach and Liver Tablets
are pleasant and agreeable laxa-
tive. They invigorate the liver and
regulate the bowels. For sale by all
druggists.
The Greeley tribune., 1906-07-05

ADVERTISING "AT COST OR "BELoM COST"
SALES REALLY MEAN 1T? OF COURSE NOT
How COULD THEY AND KEEPsUP9 THERE MUST
BE A PROFIT SOMEWHERE BUT YOU CAN UN-
DERSTAND, CAN YOU Not, THAT 1T is LE6ITI-
MATE BUSINESS FOR ANY STORE To WISH TO
CLOSE OUT AT THE END OF EACH SEASON WHAT
is LEFT, AND KEEP THE STOCK FRESH AND UP
To-DATE9 THAT'S Why We ARE OFFERING
oNE-THIRD OFF OUR REGULAR PRICE. AND
REMEMBER THAT WE'RE A oNE-PRIcED HOUSE
AND THAT PRICE is MARKED IN PLAIN FIGURES
AND THAT THIS DISCOUNT is TAKEN orr THE
PRICE AT WHICH We ACTUALLY SOLD THE
6ooDS--THAT YOU ACTUALLY SAVE ONE
THIRD OF THE PRICE OF EVERY SUIT YOU BUY
HERE. CAN YOU DO THIS ELSEWHERE2 READ
OUR AD IN ANOTHER PART OF THIS PAPER
E. S. cARRITHERS
The Greeley tribune., 1906-07-05

NTS. ollle " 4 uEIcli, iluu oho VI H''
thumbs taken OF in hay stacker.
The little fellow was playing around
the stacker and took hold of the rope
on the ground, near the pully, aud
his thumb was cut of near the hand
He is doing as we'll as could be en-
pected.
Wednesday of last week Miss
Luella Daven entertained quartet
of young ladies' at her home south
vest of Greeley. They were Misses
Helen Phillips, Mabel Wasley, Bes-
sic Banta and Grace Wilson. These
charming maidens added another ac-
complishment to the long list they
already possess for they now assure
us they have mastered the art OF
making hay.
II. II. Croll, manager of the local
exchange of the Colorado Bell Tele-
phone company was in Greeley last
Saturday, having come over from tn"
Boulder sanitarium. Mr.. Croll has
been over there for little over a
week, going there as soon as he re-
turned from his eastern trip. He Is
but slightly benefited by his trip
east, and will try the quiet of the
/ foot hills for time. His family is
still east.
The faculty of the summer school
at the Normal gave a reception for
the summer school students on the
Normal campus last Friday evening.
The moonlight night was an ideal
one for an outdoor party and the
lawn was made more attractive by
japanese lanterns. A musical pro-
gram was rendered and number OF
fortune tellers were kept busy In
their tents during the evening.
Light refreshments we're served and
a delightful evening enjoyed by the
200 guests present.
Last Thursday the missionary So
cieties of the Methodist church spent
a pleasant day in the country at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy Carpen
ter. The ladies', numbering thirty
nine, went with well-tilled lunch
baskets and the hostess furnished
chickens, and ice cream, making al
elaborate. .dinnel. In the Afternoon
missionary program was rendered
by the Willing Workers. the young
ladies society. Africa" was the
topic discussed. The day was one o.
pleasure to all who attended.
Last Friday evening the ten mem.
bers of the boy choir of the Congre.
gational church were given ban
quet by Rev. Doane and Miss Kath.
ryn Darby at ssthe home of Mr.. and
Mrs. ii. f. Hurlbut. The table was
spread on the lawn and after feast
of good things the lads had a jolly
time playing games. This choir
was organized for children's day ser.
vices but has been retained as per
manent organization and 1t is the
expectation that they will help in
the church services next fall. Jesse
Hurlbut is president of the choir, Miss
Kathryn Darby, leader and Miss
kathleen Wheeler accompanist.
On last Friday evening Miss
Edith Sanford entertained the mem
bers of the Why Not club, who are
now in Greeley, at the home OF Mrs.
Fl. A. Russell. This club was orga-
nized the first year the girls were In
high school, six years ago. Only
six of the ten members are now in
Greeley. They spent an enjoyable
evening together talking over their
school days. Delicate refreshments
were served. The club colors, green
and white. were carried out IL the
table decorations and artistic hand
painted place cards. Those present
were Misses Rhoda Haynes, May
Scott, Bessie Brown, Blanche An
drews, and Josephine Knowles.
The Greeley tribune., 1906-07-05

Dac. H. BENNETT
o.t.op.thio Physician, !
odies In Dnpree Building. Ind.pA,
The Greeley tribune., 1906-07-05
For Sale-Stray Stock.

One dark iron gray mare about
three years old, branded III. Will
be sold at the city pound Saturday,
July I, 10 a. M.
Eugene Williams,
City Marshal.
The Greeley tribune., 1906-07-05
Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat.

DR.. Sapero, the Denver specialist,
will again be IN Greeley, Thursday,
Friday and Saturday, July S, s and I,
at the Oasis hotel. Consultation
and examination free.
The Greeley tribune., 1906-07-05
WANT ADS.

Want ads in the Weekly Tribune at a uniform
rate OF ten cents line, each insertion. NO al
less'than 20 cents. Copy must be in by "eunes'
day noon to insure insertion.
The Greeley tribune., 1906-07-05

NTANTED-YOUT TO ADVERTIS
w your wants in this column. No
better results to be had anywhere for
lost, found, for sale, for rent, help and
situations wanted. 10 cents line each
week.
The Greeley tribune., 1906-07-05
Christian Science,

The subject of next Sundays ser
mon is Sacrament. +" Services be-
gin at IL. Sunday school at -.
Wednesday evening meeting at
O'Clock.
The Greeley tribune., 1906-07-05
CARDS.
PRANK Il. sToCKovER.
DENTIST.

0moe over u. r. Macarthur 4 Go.
~Arc store. Greoley, Colo.
The Greeley tribune., 1906-07-05

M7ANTED THREE ROOMS AND
w board, by three young men,, within
five blocks OF business section. Address
X this office.
The Greeley tribune., 1906-07-05
Special Offer.

All refrigerators left in stock at
cost. Call earlv and avoid the rush.
D. r. Macarthur & Co.
The Greeley tribune., 1906-07-05
The Churches
Trinity Lutheran Church.

German services at 1O:3O; Sunday
school at II; English service at 7 30.
P. B. Fritschie, pastor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-09
IS DUE
IN FEW DAYS
coLoRup Pua Is ON Hla WAY
TO SEATTLE ron AIS FIGHT
wtra DAVE soLLY-LArrER
10 WORKING HARD.

u begins 10 iook aa n the Seattle
sports 1t last would have the plsas
urr ~ uitn~suin9 a championship
battle According 20 adtieea 70.
csiYed b. Manager DALEY. loo
Cans luft naiiimafs fear Seattle Last
Saturday niEht and - due 10 arrive
here ia q faw dagH. whrn 10 sill
Immediately get IA trim elr his BAT
tic wifh Dave HaiiY for the iighi
weight championship
Cans all train AZ Pleasant
nearn. probably under The direction
~ Aniie kinE. whom. q i pro'
aumud. Ntii accompany Cans % tbs
coast A Hoii5 fought taes black
barn oats peak $40. hr h prob
abiy In gus8d shape ftEht uuw and
the 0nis tfainina hs wlii need eiil
ta hshl Wurk 10 hseq himsHtf m
share Huliy Niii oerupr hls old
tfaining quarters 81 fhs dadispn
paFk ball zfunnda aad v ai pEessuf
= oraina hafd guttias iulo non1ilioa
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LOCAL CRACK
TO PLAY GOLF
y. 5, kPev whlk eoNfgsT y0a
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szArruR CHAMPIONSHIP Az
useG4 tween.

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steAAats
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sooswssnees tom tle tsei ttas 7 =
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son the pfeEun ChraurYsteftsapll. has
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sise ehsssspistsssstp - The essss
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es@ E''r''s',
W. ]. Sloane & Co.

The great 0rsnatai H.aG iuss.sFtinA
houae ~ Ma roak kad San Ffea
rfsco. arr making a aaszsais diaHlzs
OF raEe Persian zad raFsssh ttass
AT Eraa All Chffsesnsan hs3l
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~efs the tlFss IN tats eeaasgg ts ~
port 0rleatai Rags; ur~aeis ~ bar
. century $50. aad sse thc cali
direct Importers u onieutaa Rsaxs
on this coast. thruslsh thsif owR
huyera rsaiaeace IN the 0efwni
ror this reason tAey are In pos
tton 20 Euassases ever Fsrs tAst
they soil
Thsif stay Ia Seattle vii -
ItmiteA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-09

TIE eshegrasn h~i hixh a3at
tlsns "a Lac tnian YeatsestsF oReE
- hoass SER hiEsa ffun . y
nanfaaha hos shaaae aasa each bnsf
eaa-ssas frum 10 10 70 Perch Nine
hrs4 wers &tsa caassf s.af'nE ths
dax The largest. s'aieh weighed
foaf pog@&a. p,a4 ssAsea ~ r y
fassoa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-09

innlnK That's thc klnd q singer !
cant. ups Tor ssmr. taf TOT rFWff
uian un The ieam want a team
ta whieh = dafaa, Niil msan iaaf
80 murh maaFe determination 80
uiase the hcxt game e Fteioff. nua
uham q victory viil naEifu sith -
ether drsifa thsn % maze y tNE
straight. aaa ihcu On aud % a
trafm that starts uu' stfh pfmpeE
formulation uf ths hssrttaIi suoNt
edge. backas ua br The pla-aif-z
spirit. Niti 80 Ia uhiia laek i ~tth
tg ara Aftae aaeouatsfla3 a eetAe#
81 baa breaks Wtll aiwass csafass
haeA Cinses. baetsi b Es-'s fmsss
utanf ana sua1 sera~. ssa pas 80
these thi0xs tes.aihef saa ~ eeF
al have az ksek etanls.h's e.soss..ii
safn1 ~ ouF egpencnss
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Ransaa GO pIarIna.

Johnny Kane u playing great bail
these daYs IN the fonfth he came
40 to bat With three mcn on bases
and two onL he caught the first
ball pitched on iha eud % bis bat
and souf il over the second base
mans head. hrinEiuK In two runs
Van Buren, also played Rsod ball
a.nd got . .aubse so-s nitssaas TIE
ts.sief h .s-raaE ka = H.ss Van atso
taada one 81 k4sa saes.stIsaai
catches say s.s b. .seca. paase4 asl
fs.s.s3 = hsas.Fp.ss qQg Psslsas
eaayrs If a kfi
Tsn NeHa ~ fku fssass tsta weak
hss been eepce'leaf. - any team
esnlf - .fssis - sAskuE ffFe s.ss u
seven ra.fzsa fT@m aaies q - fsEE
aseNrraattaa - tse Fofiiaas n4as
Thr teas ieaFos us*s @sieFusaa f8f
FaFt kss-a. nfar@e thnY wiA paaf All
Nesa. efe3 ssres Nee esing - ~
izassiasy has. ~ scep ~ ttsctf Esd
asfh
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PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE.

-
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ffss4a - HHaHF 10000 f
Batteries usHdsina 600 HaasIafass fem
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last apfiax. whea he hfoaklin
Natioual League team was al Co
lamhia. 4 a.. aalnE ihriF pfvi'nii
nars tfalntux. tba4 wvfc = honefui
Auneh aaa ManaAef Pat hsanVau
rxDecloa great tbings az tha IA
fse.has 0nr dar he delivered him
srit ~ tAis bft 81 hs ssstail sisstnm
utakes l. ths pEsmaFy requisite %
a sarnassful bail plAtrf tahcing
afuuaA ea che sssaehtinE tluas a.
trarsiaz the stfsaszaa - Tie tans
lsnF esnGsf ~ elnErf ! ulsza thas
intnuse dHai.fr - uta list gets
fhcre Ia spite Of anssAelrs, a aoksea
fsrmxxessnrr tAst s-pwua q mAn at
AIS wa~A aasi hw has uaH1eeira
hi.rns~tf il = fvnzeitF thaf saakrs
atm Ha%ss r-scn sfs.at % 9tstnE Wp
ants phe laoag uaasa Is ust "a TIE H.
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ttkttstAtttt sttstt 80 - a. $500
aRrFuaaua MAkea NEW PACIFIC COAST RECORD
features Of Saturdays racing the success
sRefuqesH The stars hAHdoapps IN picking the ~h
o. o. them aho W
Hhtsh 80
In the ursndsand knew who won until hs
the Besides giving els winners
called Ballard Handicap hres and the
two
o on Friday the winners 81 aIvsn
els Saturday, "Hefunes" gave the
readers ten record which
been surpassed by Handicapped the Pacific
asnpy tad t0el~
A. Murray, Won 2.
sea SICK second. % 3.
MaFtinas. 70 \
20 2 =
60 d.
little joker taAb.
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WITH ma hHArgUas.
MapeIine Ice Cream

Is pure lee cream. a healthiai 4
cream. aud "a delicious fec creza
Just step into shau Drug am
American B4A building. and 4
tot Mspeilne lra eli 10 the flssa
-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-09

The followers of Refugee" eef
tainiY had d field day oue woman
IN the gFnhfatnnd Win started of
b. betting . dollar. bY fniinHisE biz
tina non tt1k A waiter ia one ~
the doWn.tevn restaurants vent -
the combination and bet g against
500 be could pick seven winners
te named the unra EtYsu bY The
star Mh~n hsa Sick lost. 81 rourue
hls combination uAs broken iis
wenl haak And bed 81 against taeg
be- eouid nHoae the last four They
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