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Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1907-12-05
NEW POST CARDS

Y Twelve Western aud Historical
.ssaeds. taken from life. including I'm.
dians Hunting Buffslo.' ssBull Train
in Bad lands, New Ulm Massacre Z
WAR Dance Medicine Dance, =
sGoid Prospecting, and others just as
good, cent upon receipt Of 25 cents,
stamps or silver. Agents wanted at
every post-office. Address FRED A.
MIX 8 Co., Dept. 1873, 107 So. 18th
Street, Omaha. Nebraska.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1907-12-05

the4s hoilae Of the Aestals who tQGs
eleven centuries kept alive the sacred
fire and guardeo the most precious
tokens Of the Roman state. Above
it along the side of the Palatine
mount stretched the. broken walls
and arches OF the huge palace Of
Caiigula. The house of the Vestals
was over twenty rods long and ten
rods broad. We trod again on the
MOSAIC pavements of the inner court,
saw the kitchens with mills for grind
ing grain, and broken water pipes,
looked into the cistern where they
drew their water for all purposes,
their cult torbidding the use OF any
other, and looked into their Recep-
ton Hall, on each side OF which
three small rooms opened, one for
eaco Of toe six vestals. The colon
nades Of the interior court were
lined with pedestals and broken
torsos OF the head vestals oimany
centuries, one or two Of which were
in remarkable state Of preservation.
From the base Of one the name had
been erased, though the record Of
her virtues was not efaced. She
was of an era after Constantine had
occepted Christianity and very pos
sibly had been won to the new faith
We also stood under the Arch Of
Titue and gased on the table Of shew
bread portrayed in stone. AS we
turned back towards the the capitol
and moved along the Sacred Way,
we saw in swift succession the lofty
walls Of the Temple OF Venus and
Roma, the immense ruin of the
Basilica OF Constantine, whose arches
and vaulted nave are of the same
size Of those Of st. Peter $, the tomb
of Romulus near by an ancient Nee
ropolis, in which they were digging
and finding ancient remains, prob
ably ante-dating the foundation Of
Rome. We entered the precincts OF
the little temple OF Vesta where the
sacred fire was kept ever burning
and peered into the famous spring OF
|Juturna, all about which were brok-
en- jugs and uens, votive offerings OF
those grateful for the ministrations
of this goddess Of healing, passed
the ruin 81 the Temple Of Anteninus
and Faustina, and also the Regia,
which from the days Of Numa Pom
pilius was the official residence Of the
Pontifox Maximus,, stood before the
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1907-12-05

Rostra Of Julius Caesar where Mark
Anthony reused the people against
his inurderers, and again before the
more ancient Rostra from which
Cicero and 4 host Of others address
ed the Roman populace. On one
side was the ruin OF the Basilica
Emilia, in whose psvenents were
coin melted at the time it was burn
ed, and one column OF which was
still standing; and on the other side
was the Basilica Julua in whose
pavements could be seen the out
lines OF games scratched by Roman
boys OF nearlp twenty centuries cen
turles ago, even as modern boys
chalk outlines on pavements to-day
for marbles and other games or trace
them in the sand. On the left was
also seen three lofty columns Of the
Temple Of Castor and Pollok, while
beyond under the brow Of the cap-
itol, were several tall columns OF the
temples Of Saturn and Vespasian,
and also the Arch Of Septinius Sew
erus. Mounting to the Capitol, we
stood under the magnificent eques-
trian statue OF Marcus Aurelius, the
* y. )
noblest bronze that has come down
to us from antiquity, made. our way
to the brow OF Tarpeian rock, down
which SO many condemned Romans
were hurled, and also to the Manner
tine prison, descending to the lower
cell where it is widely believed Paul
was imprisoned, when he wrote ask.
ing for the cloak he left at Tress and
also tor the books and parchments,
and where legend says Peter was
Eaiso imprisoned. In this dungeon
|Jugurtha Vercingetorix and other
enemies Of Rome perished, and there
an alter and shrine is raised to Peter.
But the noblest ruin Of the Roman
Forum, and, indeed, OF all antiquity
is the Coliseum. Even though two.
thirds Of it has been taken by medi-
aeval and Modern Rome, to whom
I it served as stone Quarry, it is still
majestic and profoundly impressive,
especially VIXEN viewed from the
arena within. Wall on wall, tier on
liter, it rises on every side, till the
Itopmost wall almost pierces the sky.
Il was easy to see again gladiators
contending on its sands, and Chris.
Itians throwd to the lions, athletes
striving for the mastery, and chariots
speeding around its borders, as up.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1907-12-05
Township News
MIDDLETON

The basket social At the Middleton
school house last Wednesday was
success both socially and financially.
The proceeds from the sale of the
baskets were S38. 50.
Mrs Moore, OF Parker. spent
Thanksgiving on her farm In Middle
ton.
Mrs. Alice Bradberry entertained
the Hurley W r. G. on Tuesday OF
last wee
h Mrs. Alice Bradberry and Miss
Eliza Bradberry attended Mr.. and
Mrs. John Twins golden wedding AZ
tnas sErsin hama In Parker tuesday
Jean Sargent, Of Parker, spent
Thanksgiving with his parents.
Nina Policy has recovered from her
recent illness
Sam Lakings and Ruth Hanson
spent Sunday with friends in this
vicinity.
The finest Coffee Substitute ever
made, has recently been produced by
DR.. Shoop OF Racine, Wis. You don't
have to boil it twenty or thirty min
utes, Made in minute says the
doctor. Health Coffee" is really the
closes. Coffee Imitasion ever yet pro,
daced. Not q grain OF real coffee in it
either. Health Coffee Imitation is
made from pure toasted cereals or
grains. with malt, nuts, etc. Really il,
would fool an expert-were he to un-
knowingly drink it for Coffee II J..
Pier. druggist.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1907-12-05
STATE CORN ASSOCIATIONS

The State Corn Growers Association
will hold Us annual session In Mitchell 4
sDec. 17-f9. There are large num-
Der OF prizes TO be given for corn.
The state is divided into three sections
Turner County being in the southern
section. The prizes are for yellow.
white AND mixed dent and are $5-3-2
for each class. There is also q prizesOf
$40. 70 and is for the best display OF
corn grown fnsOne eaNnty. Following
is the program in detail. s
TUESDAY, 18th.
1890 a, M.
,Qnening Exercises
.Addrssssoi Welcome, =. Mayor OF
Mitchell
Response Hon. J. W. Parmley,
Ipswich
Outline Of the Work Prof. NIL,
Bowman, Ames, Iowa
RECESS
l:30p. M. - Explalnation Of South Da-
kota score card PROT. Cole, o,
Brookines
Zoo p. n. -Differentt Yves OF ears
FrOf. bowman
2::a0 p. ~. Class work 10 scoring corn,
conducted by Profs Bowman and
and Cole and Mr.. a. C, Warner
$50 P. m.-The last seasons work at
BrookiDgs in small grains
Prot. Cole
1870 p. M Music South Dakota and
the National Corn Exposition :
Prof. w. A. Wheeler. Mitchell
Music-The Farmer and the State
Fair Hon. III. G. Warner
# Music Lessons for the west from
the experiences OF the east :
A. e. Chamberlain
WEDNESDAY, DEC. 18th
1890 p. NJ. Class work with corn
IS RECESS
i1:30 p. m. Glass work continued
2:3O p. Business meeting and cleo
tion OF officers Improvement OF.
corn By selection Prot. Bow. /
man Corn breeding for the be-
ginner A. J. Wimple and John
Brenner
"a. RECESS
1880 p. M. Importance OF corn clubs 3
Hon. a. G. Warner and Prof. Bow
mani Music Addresses DR..
Robt. =. Siagle, Pres. State Col
lege, Brookings
THURSDAY, 18th
Lac >. n.C Class work continued
RECESS
l;;a0Ih n. How ! have grown my best
esen ofscorn A. e. Collins.
Sioux Falls; John Lakipgs. Hurley;
Prot. Coie. Brookings; j. B. Park-
hurst, Huron; Bert Dye, vermiilion
|. 1nportance Of tasting and grading
the seed, and methods Prof
Bowman; @ = Tawnley, Alexandria.
The Seed Bed A EChamberlaiu.
Announcing Prsmiunds
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1907-12-05
PARKER

From ProSS-Lgauer.
Miss Mary zshnder came from Hart
ford Thursday aud visited her parents.
Miss Olive Kier. of Hurley, went to
5Chamberlain Thursday where she will
sew at the Saritarium.
August Heinz has returned from
Hurley where jhe has been staying
with his uncle and will attend the
German school held in the Lutheran
church.
Geo. Warsing and Willie Cue have
purchased a grocery store at $40 Pearl
street, Sioux City. Will has assumed
the management OF the store and
George will remain with the Sioux
City Tea and Coffee Co. for the pre-.
sent.
Elmer Selby will sell off his farm
machinery, live stock, etc, and move
TO Parker to live. Mr.. and Mrs. Selby
have leased the Northwestern hotel
and when tits fully repaired and re-
novated will open FIRST GLASS boardinp
and rooming house.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1907-12-05

T. ffr
A tickling cough from any cause IS
quickly stopped by Dir. shoop's Cough
Cure. And 1t Is SO thoroughly harm
less and safe. that Dr.. Shoop tells
mothers everywhere to give it without
hesitation even to very young babies,
The wholesome green leaves and ten
der stems of a lung-healing mountain.
Gus shrub. furnish the curative proper
ties to DR.. Shoop's Cough Cure. It
calms the cough and heals the sore
and sensitive bronchial membranes.
No opium.n cloroform. nothing harsh
used to fn1ure or suppress. Simply .
resinous ,,,piant extract, that helps to
heal aching lungs. The Spaniards
call thiaAhrub which the Doctor uses,
.The Sacred Herb Demand DR..
;Sho0p's. Take no other.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1907-12-05
DAVIS

Mr.. and Mrs. Charley Jensen have q
new boy who arrived at their homa
last week
Prin. g. E. Williams spent Thanks
giving with relatives at Mission Hill.
Tom Negus iss confined to his bed
with Illness. His hip is troubled With
@
Several couples OF the young people
attended the Thanksgiving dance at
LeBhex.
Henry. Jennie and Eda Larson came
down from Sioux Falls and spent
Thanksgiving at home.
Mrs Geo Stout went to Lennox Fri.
day for 3 visit.
Miss McGinn Of Centerville is visit
ing her brother Chris McGinn and
family.
Mr.. and Mrs Chris McGinn have
been entertaining OF late. Sunday
they had thirty-one to dinner and
Thanksgiving day twenty.eight.
Thomas Dack of Faulk county IS
visiting relatives in the Sargent and
Chase families.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Stout OF Lennox
are the happy parents OF boy.
Joe Crowley went to Sioux Falls
Friday.
Miss Elizabeth Nichol e. Canistota
came down from her teaching to spend
Thursday with her sister, Mrs. Kelley.
The band gave an open air concert
Thursday. The Davis ladies' band
was also out and made the air ring
with their music. The boys say they
yield first place to the girls.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1907-12-05

When the stamaeh. Heart or Kid
rey nerves get weak, then these organs
always fail. Don't drug the Stomach
nor stimulate the, Heart or Kidneys.
This is SIMPLY 1 niakeshift. Get 8 pre-
Iscription knoxd u Druggists, every.
where as DR.. Sh6op's Restorative. The
Restorative is prepared expressly for
these weak inside nerves. Strengthen
these nerves, build them up with DIR.
Shoop's Restorative tablets or liquid
and see how quickly help will come.
Free sample test sent on requess by
DIR. Shoop, Racine. Wis. Your health
is surely worth this test. b. ]. Pier
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-10
DEMOCRATIC PRIMARIES
SHOW SPLIT IN PARTY

Returns from last nights urlma.
ries are coming in slowly haf those
thus far received Indicate that there
is a liberal sprinkling of radical
Bryan men IN every delegation
while some " ghe delegations are
made up entirely ~ the bryan men.
When the convention convcnea BE-
VIII have presented To ~ either
openly or Indirectly through some
delegate or delegates appointed on
the platform committee, a platform
prepared Ia advance hy the BOur.
bon leaders. Arrangements for the
preparation Of this platform we're
made nc a meeting held at the dem.
ocrntic clubs headquarters Sunday
afternoon aud the platform is noW
IN shape 90 be- presented 10 caters
90 the municipal ownership aeult
ment ~ the clty by declaring Tor
municipal ownership as advanced
by Mayor Tom Johnson of Cleve4
land, Ohio and declares for the
continued enforcement Of the sun.
day closing law.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-10

and financing my campaign am
u candidate because ! think the
nomination should go 20 a man who
ia and has been a democrat
From the standpoint OF party
regularity, Mr. Kuliea has some.
what the best of Gen Motcalfe.
who hOltcd the nomination 81
Bryan la 1896 and 1900, but even
Mr. Kulios' record in this respect
l8 not ontlre7y clear tie WAS e
candidate for the mayoralty nom
nation IN 1904 when Wllmon
Tucker WAS tho candidate Of the
party against Il A. Ballingcr. bnt
ln the fall Of that year he boltcd
the nomination Of GoOfRe Turner
the democratic candidate for gov
ornor and announced that he was
q man without "a Iiariy Two yeura
later. however. he Sas "a member
of the municipal ownership nom.
mating convention. and was later
nominated aa lac pnrty'a candidate
for councilman from che Ths8
ward against 81 G Gill
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-10
KULIES OUT FOR
ma YORALTY

IT, &C. Kuiies. the Yesler way
ciHar manufacturer and dealer,
announced last night at a meet
Ing Of democrats. held In The Third
ward. that be was a candidate for
the democratic nomination for
mayor. and proposed To enter the
race in opposition 10 Gen. James
g. Metcaif 10 the fight for the first
place on that Ticket lie gives as
hos reason for entering the race "a
feeling OF indignation that The sole
contestant for the nomination ln
question should be "a man who Ton
several years has neglected and re.
fused 20 affiliate with the demo.
cratic party
~ propose 70 be- "A candidate.
and. more than that. shall zoe
the nomination" Mr. Kuliea de.
clafod this morning when asked
about the matter - have lots OF
'fiiends in the democratic party,
and they know what I stand for
There viii be- no corporations and
10 diaSrNstled gamblers haoSlug
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-10

Tho question Of whether the dem.
ocratic party shall undertake the
nomination Of a straight ticket az
The approaching municipal election
threatens 10 split The approaching
city platform convention of that
party next Thursday vide open be-
y0ud the hope Of reconciliation.
Greatly 20 The surprise of The lead.
CTS ~ the democratic organization
lasi nights primaries elected % the
convention a large number Of rad
Zeal Bryan democrats. men who. as
"a rule. are advocates Of the re-cicc-
ton az Mayor Moore and the olim.
iuaiion 0f partisan politics from mu.
nlcipal affaira How "a overcome
the opposition these men are OK.
pecied to put up 10 the nomination
0f f0fl0rn hope democratic ticket
i8 "a problem which Us now worry.
Ing The BourbouB who. when they
called tho convention. felt confident
that they had the movement we'll
under control
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-10
HI GILL FILES HIS
DECLARATION

Councilman Hiram &. an be.
came officially a candidate Tor the
nomination 10 succsed himself as
the Third ward member Of the
cily'a legislative body this morn.
ms, when he filed With the city
comptroller the declaration 81 his
candidacy Mr GINS declaration
states that hts address Ia go gsth
nv. the one paved street Ia that
section Of the ward. and that be
~ member Of the republican
party
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-10

~Ae hrst trial Do the Sunday the
s,,.lne var occurred 90 Justice
s.rolrs court this morning. when e.
! nela. manaecF 81 TIE Grand and
n,nean lasearlty manaser Of che
e.,lsaum were found NOT guilty
! saeh case tbs trial lasted almost
i m.nu.es aud la each instance The
=. vas only oat about five min.
ulss
r.,,ewlng ,he verdiets Chief of
palsee Wappensteia stated mat 70
.sAer pnosecutiouR prove futile So
! ufohahle 40 further ARRESTS VIII
= maae and the action against
gpaar ,heaters dropped as Car a.
~ noilee department is concerned
oas witness Examined
Is he trial q Reid only one Wit
.ew vas examlned. Sergeant AT
srsaaes Mcnonaid testified ca the
elsses that the Grand Opera house
was apen on Sunday. nee I and
lAsa the state ciesed
Naiier Fulton. ior the defense.
ia he lary that the law was an
ssslaaAtsd relic of the frontier daYs
- vas originally aimed al mad
husses havlng been passed Ia 1855
ms thins bad bcen forgotten. be
sad ualll SOMEONE gQt busy and
sas L ap icr the nnrpoae Of max.
nx Il Uncomfortable for the Uork,
tx man who conldnt gee 20 the the
steg On week DAYS He said Il was
rdlemlous 90 apply such a law q
pFsmrt day conditions fic was
fsv that the Jury knew Il was not
Ne legislative intent when the law
tas passed q make Il applicable
. ordeFly iheategs where refined
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-10

T Nakamura, a dimlnutive Jap.
anese merchant who had recently
arrived here from the Orient with
a stock of goods. with whirh he ia
tended setting ~ business. was
sho, and almost instantly killed
about O'Clock last aiEht by Gam
Mort. also a Japanese. who has
eiveu himself 40 to the police
Considerable mystery surrounds
The cause ~ the shooting which
took place on the street 81 Fourth
ay and Jackson a.. Ia plain sight
q several witnesses. Who rushed
20 the scene only To find Naka
mura dead Two bullets had "a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-10
is ASSASSINATED
ON THE STREET

tered the hack just beiow the len
shoulder blade
The two men had heen uut "a
Smiths cove yesterday afternoon.
and came IL on the car together,
The cause ~ the trouble between
them iH supposed % be IN con-
nrciiun with the detention ~
Nakamufan maid. who la beins
held hy the immigration Inspectors
Mort. who ia tailor employed a
ihe Kyis De Works iaaa East
Madison e.. ciaimE that the shoot.
inE vas IN self defense
NaAnmura arrived here tun
weeks ago. snd wan Twins az as
Maynard av Nlih hia wife. two
chiiaren and mother The BODY
vas taken io fiouney Wataous
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-10
Mr.. MURPHY:

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-10

reply With this letter the score
tary is instructed % invite each de
ciared candidate % attend tfe
meeting Of lae lsaguc rext Satur.
dag night and a. address the league
on the ISSUES % the campaign
A. an Organization. the Muuic.
lpal Ownership league has taken
and rs taking no part Ia the seiec
tioa 8f Candidate on the CTS Par.
o. ticket % haa turned down avn
proposals made to if relating 10 the
Endorsement ~ candidates and vOt
ed 10 aesuue a neutral attitude as
between rival candidates for party
nominations seeking aniy % 81 a..
sured that che aarirania are ia ac.
cord sith the seuefa. principles Of
the party
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-10
WATER BONDS
invalid

not same ar voted on BY ,axpay.
ere. and the proceedings dld not
comply with the requirements d
siniuic The appeal was from a
ullns q the lower court sustaining
the general demurrer which chat
leaEad a sufficlency "a the com
plalnt The ease ordered relnsias
"a and demurrer nYerruied
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-10

A nvo-dollar clearing house GER
tflcate and cup 81 coffee were
an the tokens q masked robbor took
away with him after a very friend
ly visit at Dr. J. A. purry sani
tarIum 40 Ballard last might about
9 o'clock, when he held zap Mrs
Pauline Uuhhcn. superintendent
He refused 90 take her gold brace
leL saying he needed only the
money
Mrs Huhbell was preparing 90
lunch I'm her apartments whom The
robher entered and covered her
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-10
BRlErs BY wlRe.


Arrangements are being made To-
open the Merchants National bank
al portland. Ore
special approximation ~ $500.
geo for Alaska road work next year
has been asked Congress-.
Tho final CONTINENTAL OF ti.us
Gen. StoeHsol is being heard ~ ST.
Potcrsburg ne % blamed Sor 'hs
surrender of Port Arthur
Henry NJ lloyt of Washington
state. well known la Alaska, has
been appointed 10 the hfcvaey Ssn
oralship oft Porto Rice
A rcccdlng wave caught % ''aisa
stage coach near MsrshfioiS, ore .
yesterday and wished Ghsm s'S Tee
sea Tho ~ pasaenbora we've Ua.
cued
Rassips plan rs ssslgs 'asa.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-10
NEW DECLARATIONS.

Charles f. Dragor. OF 1921 llth
av s., filed his declaration today
for the republican nomination for
councilman in the second ward
MAJ 10 s. tngraham. of 5Ol 18th
av ~. formerly principal of the
Seattle public schools, filed hts doc
laration for the nomination on the
republican ticket in the Seventh
ward
Alfred y. Parker an attorney lly
inc az 250S North i2nd &C.. ulcd
his declaration for the nomination
az sguhllesm !iUm the ;.n,.
Ha;L
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-10
Mr.. TAXPAYER:

Under the leadership Of william
n Murphy. councilman from the
Seventh ward. and Scott Calhoun,
corporation counsel your city
council last night voted 20 award
the contract for city printing for
the year 1905 10 the Seattle Bul.
ietlu. a Blethen publication.
With the exception 81 James
Kelno. councilman from the Eley-
enth ward every member of the
council voted in favor OF one of the
most hareiacod steals ever al.
tempted since Seattle became an
organized municipality.
Fearful Of the wrath ~ The
Tlmca and the poHtlnielligcncer,
both of them parties 20 "a combine
entered into hy which the taxpay
era Of the city Of Seattle an to
pay back 10 Col Hlethen every dol
lar lost during the period of publ
cation Of the Morning Times.
amounting Ga $4,000. these ~
councilman violated their oaiha Of
office. betrayed the trust repoacd
Ia them b. you. aud with tho
shame OF IL an written upon their
faces. robbed you he a manner
more deepicahic thRn ~ the action
Of the b0ldmp man when he points
gun Ia your face and commands
YOU to deliver.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-10
Wal. Sh
CA S T:

CHICAGO. n.r. 10 The trial 81
Banker John Wish VAS resumed
today after a delay ~ a week due
20 the sickness Of Juror Watkins
The government was prevented
from introducing evidence showing
that Walsh had loaned himself
money on stocks that were confid
erred worthless By the New York
Stock exchange hY a ruling ~ the
enurt This knocks one Of the gov
efnmsnta props from beneath iin
case
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-10
ClVE-AWAY NIGHT AT THE
CITY COUNCIL

ons~thlrd It a mile IN length and
80 feet wiae.
During the course 90 the pro
ceedinKa tn the street Vacations
some * the members ~ the conn.
cii exchanged compliments. chars.
Ing each other Nlth had faith and
with working Tor personal and 20.
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