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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-02-15

pany VS.. Alvin R. Kiracafe. Hunting
ton c. c. Record, assignment of err
rors. In term. Bond.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-02-15

oh, woe-Mexico has gone dry. The
cactus has been nipped and they can't
make the pulque
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-02-15
With The Legislators

More light was thrown on the head
light question Thursday night, when
locomotive headlight representatives of
all kinds and railroad men appeared be-
fore the senate committee on railroads,
to discuss the Beal bill, which pro-
vides that all locomotives used in the
passenger service shall be equipped
with headlights of power and brilliancy
of at least 1000 cnadlepower. and that
locomotives in the freight service shall
be equipped with headlights of at least
1000 candlepower. The acetylene head
light manufacturers object to the bill
because the acetylene headlights can
not reach 1000 candlepower. M. Mos
kowitz, representing the Commercial
Acetylene company, of New York, de-
clared that the electric headlight is the
only one which can be made to reach
the standard provided in the bill. Mr..
Moskowitz told the committee, however,
that the acetylene headlight was an ex-
cellent illumination. 1t never went out.
he said, as the electric headlight did.
So ambitious have become some of
the lobbyists that there is talk of pro-
viding them with desks in the senate
ana mouse C1dnD6TS anu appointing
few pages and doorkeepers to wait on
them. 1t has also been suggested that
the judges of the supreme and appel
late courts might give up their sleep
ing rooms in the state house so that
| lobbyists will not be compelled to leave
the building except TO eat-and what's
the matter with starting cafe for
them during this Observation-Disclosures
News.
A bill which was introduced in the
senate yesterday by Strange is backed
by the shippers of the state. 1t gives
/ the railroad commission full power to
regulate the question of demurrage and
provides that the commission may es-
tablish a debit and credit system by
which shippers will receive credit for
cars unloaded in less than the forty
eight hours free time elapsing after
being placed for loading or unloading
The forty-eight hours free time re-
mains unchanged This is question
which has been discussed by the ship
pers for several years.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-02-15

1t is simply no use in crying. Lizzie.
We can't promise you sleighride.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-02-15

There isn't a paragrapher in
the county who, when n man
is killed by live wire,
doesn't have to fight against
the temptation to refer to
the shocking accident.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-02-15
Satisfactory sam.

Sat1sfactOry sam.
Mr.. Sam Duncan has our thanks for
a fine muskmellon. Sam never forgets
to remember us.-Strasburg Oll.) Her
aid.
1t may be unwise for a man
to set n high standard In life,
but at that he always has
something to climb after.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-02-15
Athletic Alfred.

Alfred Bonjour Jr. hauled hogs to
town Monday.-Osage (Kan.) Herald.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-02-15
@M5rga9e5 IlzIngtoD


separate with divorce the ultimate 1t reported that after this is
life action which MI
S
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-02-15
KILLS BIG BALD EAGLE.

mond's name Is mentioned but Carr.
Never mind, brother, Carr will be see
ing red one of these days.
In this day of crOokedness
even a cemetery is an under
ground piece of work.
It is almost time to hear wheezy
old organette grinding out I'm the
Good Old Summer Time" on the street
corner.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1909-02-25
'They don't belong to you anyway"
retorted Horrigan, land il you dare

'They don't belong to you anyway"
retorted Horrigan, land il you dare
read them
"Pve already read them. Roberts"
he added in kinder voice, turning to
the shaking alderman, these were to
have been your bribe. weren't they, for
voting for the Borough bill"
His quietly compelling tone and
glance forced from Roberts frightened
.Yes" before Horrigan could interfere.
Il Thought SO. Be quiet, Horrigan,
he commanded as the mfuriated boss
sought to speak through his choking
wrath. This is between Roberts and
me. Now. then
II returned the notes to him." plead
ed Roberts in panic. Honestly, did:
lust before you came in. could have
kept them, and he couldn't have pre-
vented me even if voted against the
bill But I'm square and
"You are square," affirmed Bennett,
gripping the aldermans cold, moist
hand in friendly reinsurance. 81 knew
all along you were honest at heart
Horrigan wanted to bribe you. and you
wouldn't be bribed. Now, want you
to 90 into the council room and vote as
your manhood tells you to-"
Roberts, comforted. yet still trem-
bling. obeyed. not venturing a second
look at Horrigan.
"Now, my friend said Bennett
pleasantly when he and the boss were
alone together, what are you going to
do about it? 1t seems to me your game
is up"
Il want those notes. painted Horrl-
gan, finding coherent speech with an
effort through his reu mist of rage.
"Why? They're not yours. They
aren't made over to you, and there Is
no cancellation stamp on them. They
are the property of the Sturtevant
Trust company, and I'll send them
back there tomorrow-after I've had
them photographed"
You'll give them to me- shouted
Horrigan. his mighty body vibrating
with fury, ''or you'll never leave this
room alive
you're a fool, Horrigan," remarked
Bennett, with condescending calm. "for
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~ ALIAS, left alone in Horri-
gan's private room. sat at the
big table, making no effort TO
- follow her brother and Phe-
Ian. y messenger. searching for Hor-
rigan. hustled in, looked inquiringly at
the motionleSS, white faced girl. then
passed on to the committee room be-
yond and on again in his search until
the sound of his footsteps died. And
still Dallas sat. inert dumb.
Little by little she was piecing to-
eether the facts of the long. miserable
complication in the light of what Per
ry had just told her. 1t was absurdly
easy now that she held tie key of the
situation. She could understand every
thing-how Wainwright had put her
fortune into Borough stock to intlu-
ence Bennett: how, failing to move the
latter, he had used Alwyn's knowledge
Of the fact as weapon against the
young man; how Bennett had sought
to save her fortune and why he had
forbidden Perry to bias her feelings
by telling Of the generous act.
"Froin first to last" she murmured
in unhappy contrition, "he has acted
honorably and as he thought l would
have wanted him to and for my happi-
ness. And !, like the wretched little
fool was, couldn't understand and
publicly humiliated him. Oh, if only
it weren't too late to-
A vision of Gibbs flashed before her
mind. and she shuddered, realizing all
that her rash steps had entailed.
1T is too late" she confessed to her.
SELF fighting back the hot tears that
scared her eyes. But at least can
tell him l know and beg his forgive
ness and thank him"
Tie sound Of voices in the corridor
reused her from her bitter reverie.
She sprang up hastily, unwilling that
any should see her tear stained face,
but the speakers, though they drew
near, did not enter Horrigan's office.
Instead, they stepped into the adjoin-
ing commiAee room. The messenger
had left ajar the door between the two
rooms. Realking+his and not wishing
to be seen, Dallas shrank back toward
the wall, fearful of detection. Then
the voice Of one of the speakers sud-
denly arrested her notice
WELL" Bennett was saying in no es-
pecially civil tones. "you said you wish
ed to speak to me in private. What
have you to say? Be brief, for I am
busy"
Finding herself the unwilling witness
to what promised to be confidential
talk, Dallas stole toward the door lead
ing to the corridor, but Horrigan, as
was his custom, had locked 1t on going
out. She dared not enter alone the
crowded anteroom in her present state,
so hesitatingly she paused, forced to
remain where she was. The sound of
another voice chained her to the spot.
and. unconscious Of eavesdropping, she
stood spellbound, hearing every word
distinctly through the half open door
way.
CONTINUED NEXT WEEK.
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of apilLs, both men And tn e n
standing motionlcss. waged the bat
tie of wills, both men standing mo-
tionless, tense, vibrant with dynamic
force.
Slowly, little by little, Horrigan's
eyes dropped He moved awkwardly
to one side from his position in front
of the door and Bennett, without SO
much as backward look, passed out.
The boss, like man in a daze, sank
heavily into chair and gazed straight
ahead of him, his usually red face
gray and pasty.
But he was not to enjoy even the
scant boon of solitude. From the ante
room Gibbs strolled in.
They're going over some unimpor-
tant preliminary business" remarked
the broker, 80 l came out for breath
of fresh air. How are things going?"
Were beat" grunted Horrigan, not
looking up.
"Beat?" screamed Gibbs, ashen and
inert at the news. You don't mean
it! You can't mean it! Great heaven"
The sight Of the others cowardly
emotion seemed to rouse Horrigan
from his apathy.
"If / can stand it, you can" he snarl-
ed. "You only lose your percentage
on the deal. while u
"a percentage?" echoed Gibbs, too
panic stricken to heed his own indis-
cretion. Every cent ! had in the
world! p
He checked himself an instant too
late.
"So?" drawled HorriSan, his keen
little eyes soaring the other with
boundless contempt. 80 it was you
who were secretly buying up the stock
and failing in on to our game, hey|
I'm ruined! Broke! And
"And you've got it coming to you,
you whining traitor! The man who
goes back on his partners deserves all
the kicking he gets"
T-I didn't mean any HARM" num-
bled the crushed Gibbs. ut couldn't
hurt you people to have me buy Bor-
ough stock for myself, and I'd have
cleared up a million and more. Oh,
don't glover like that Horrigan, but
try to think out some way Of
"Of what, you cur?"
isn't there any way even now to
make Bennett let up on his fight|'
"If there was you couldn't be of use
to us, so why should talk about it
to you?"
"But I'd do anything in the world
anything
"You wouldy cut in Horrigan
sharply.
Eyes, yes! Only give me chance!
Pd"-
Horrigan considered, then said re-
fectively:
mo chance is too slight to take at a
time like this, and nobody's too rotten
to be of use I've found there are
three things, one of which will always
buy any mana woman, ambition or
cash. We've tried Bennett on ambi'
ton; he doesn't need money, so only
the first Of the three remains"
"A woman? I don't understand"
"Miss Wainwright"
But
'Listen here. Benefits In love with
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1909-02-25

Hereafter we positively re-
fuse to publish any communica-
ton received at this office later
than Tuesday, noon, except To-
cal and personal items, which
will not be available later than
Wednesday, noon, for the cur
rent week. By trying to be ac-
commodating we are thrown late
every week and we are tired OF
it. This notice applies to
EVERY BODY.
4-25-tf.
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We hereby give notice that
after January 1, 1909, all ac-
counts of a dollar or more for
subscription will be placed in
the hands of a collecting agen-
cy. We hate to do this but
can't afford to lose the hundreds
of dollars our honest toll entities
US to. If
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

TIE above is the name of a Ger
man chemical, which is one of the
many valuable ingredients of Foley't
Kidney Remedy. Hexamethylenetet'
ramine is recognized by medical text
books and authorities as a uric acid
solvent and antiseptic for the urine
Take Foley's Kidney Remedy as soon
as you notice any irregularities, and
avoid serious malady.
w l. Wallace.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1909-02-25

you don't even
know the right
man to bully"
He gaZed un-
finchingly into
I he maddened
little eyes Of
the boss, and SO
for a moment
they stood-pa-
trician and pro-
letariat-in the
world old strug-
gle Of the two
for supremacy.
H orr igan's
face was scar
let, distorted,
m u 7 d e rouS;
Benefits pale,
cold, deadly in
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1909-02-25
CHAPTER Nv.

Y WILLIAMS entered with Rob
IA erts in tow. The latter wore
!" u haggard. troubled look. and
his natural nervousness had
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1909-02-25
again. Come on, son! There's sure
liable to be hot doin's in the meetin' in
about eleven seconds. Come alongr'
CHAPTER XVI.

~ ALIAS, left alone in Horri-
gan's private room. sat at the
big table, making no effort TO
- follow her brother and Phe-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-31
Sn bic 6rericn.


@cioc 3peiee oe9 Stootrotbs pcrtog.
ten iid bis sum 20. September.
sic Nipcoutrcu5ungS = Ser.
%oronung cnogijlti9 ongenommcn,
applous iiir Die SiiosgoIti-
more Delegation.
Grccliior! IS lit CREDIT! 2ie Ni-
ucoltfrcujungs . Teroromung lit &c.
tern I'M 5tbeiten 3mei8 oc9 Stoots
rotbS cno8itltig on0cnommcn NOR
cen mo iomit crbolteu Die 9cmob.
her bon Siio-9oltimorc Die lang
criebntcn &relBungclt.
NlS Die betreficnoe &%eroronung
bon Dem 5luciten in Den eriten 3lueig
tam uno befarnt genad)t mltroc,
5ollten Die Stootpotcr ocS leeteren
3meigcs Den StootrotbSmit9Iicoern
bon Sijo.9oItimorc oen ibltcn gebiib-
rcnoen 9cifoa.
Serr Soffmun Don Der %. Wor0
mod)tc betonnt, 6oB baS Gomite fiir
EoIi5ci mo @cf0ngniB mebrere Sit
5ltllgen ipobreno Den Sommerfcricn
ubboltcn II. Dem Eublifim @clegcn.
belt gebcn meroe, icinc Wieinun0 ilbcr
DIE 0oSirogc 5ltnl Ausoruf 5u britt
gen.
Serr Ninsluon9cr rcid)tc bier cilcll
SeibluB ein, pclhcr beitinlmt, onB
Der 6bcf S%ngenieur Der eleftrilhcn
Gon1miiiion iiber ole 9ered)nung Der
Soften Der oGonioIiootcO Sos ono
electric 80" I'M &crgleif 81 ben
GoItcnberednrngen in an6cren
StGoten BON Der WroBc bon @oltis
more ooer ooriibcr 9eridt crItottc.
Ter 0eidlilB purbc inter Suspen0i.
rllrg Der Hegeln gleid) nngenommen.
@etonntlid) lit abcr bereitS in Der DC.
rigen Sibnug oeS Stootrotbs Serr
WcGuen nit elmer 1bnlifen Iuigobe
bctrout noroen mo OeSbnlb fam
Serrn Ninslponger'9 9eihluB ais
cine llcbcrroidunq.
Snl crlten 3iueige miir0e MIR cine
Gcroronung in orittcr Seiung an
gelommcn, nGmlid), cine 9ouItcle
an Der @ltnter.Auep, iiioli6 bon Der
Wt. Houol. goenllc, 5t p~ertouicrL GA
Die StoOt feinen 8cbroud mebr fir
0ieiclbc bat.
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Cine criginelIc GoppcI
st omoote ipielte lid geitern Dor
aooi Sooen in Der iueItlifen Eoli5ei-
I%totion ob. Sronf Nc. Sbcgogilc, Elm
Sentiit, Nr. 207, Siio.Eoco-S troBc,
pobnbaft, bottc lid megen Srunfens
belt 5ll ocrontporten. aoum mar
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men mar, Inn einen Softbefebl SIT CT.
mirfcl uro I'M @erid)ts5immer mar
tete. plotlih nufiprong nit Dem
Nufe: Gas lit Der Wonn, Ser meiner
6rou Dos @ebiB MAIDEN ipo1tc." Nllr
nit Wfiibe gelong cs Dem Hihter, Den
gnfgeregten iolueit 81 b%erubioer,, ooB
er linn Die folgcnoc aliifldrung &c.
ben fonnte: Ecter Sfub, 10 bieb Der
Monn bottc SbegoQle engagirt, mn
'clllcr 6rat % Sabine 5u 5ieben ulb
ibr Damn Elm nelleS @ebib 5u mod)en.
Sbe9oguc botte Die Sabine ge5ogell
ullo iid) $26 TorldnB gebcn lolIen,
aber olif oas @ebiB nnrtete Sraii
S6ue pergeblid. Sbegogue perpoa-
lt0noigte bie @cihid)te nod bobin.
BOB or cr;1blte, Die gauge Belt iiber,
mGbrcno or NIT Der Yrp5eour oes
3abnous5iebens in Sdlis' @obnung
beif1ftigt por, babe Der @utte nit
pelooenem &eooloer neben ibm ae.
itunocn, brobeno, ibm oos 2cbens.
lidt ousbloieit 5it fpolen, folS er lei.
iier @uttiu SdmerSen bcreite. ,Snl
Ginflollg nit benz @ltnidc Scr @ot-
tin Sbegogiie's, meld)e Der @erborb.
lung b~eiiuobnte, bielt &noi 2ooen Sen
In9eihitloigtcn bis 81 ei1em peitc.
rem, oitf Den Z. gllguit ongeiebten
@erbor feIt, Inn linn 0elegenbcit 81
aehc't, iidl i'll Der 3ipiid)en5eit int Sc
tdltglliB geborig 81 yerniidtern."
Sfns erfl1rtc. bnB er ipGter gegell
SDcgo9ue porgcbcn iperbc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-31

ii r meitcreS &crh0r 1T.
gcholtcm. aobi 9oocn BON
mclilihcn Eolijeioiitrift ipor a~citcrl
Der critc Eoli5tiridtcr. Dor Dem Gin
Soll per6onocIt rpuroe, De- lid) llid)t
IN leincnt 9iitrift creignctr. @cnerol.
Anluolt Strolls hat befnnntlid Dol
Sturgeon ain 8ntudltcn oobin oboe9c-
bciL ooB Dies 5u tbiln in Der Wud)i
ces Eoli5cirittcrS licpt. Gleaiart ..
y. Eisnep BON Hr. no. NorO.Src.
mont'Npcnuc bntte lid, olii bic gln.
lhulolgung 81 pcruntUorten, Sronf
S'gricn BON Nr. 1itS. Noro,Golpcrt-
itrnbe. nit Sobtungs Nbiid)t tb1tIid,
ongearifien 81 hnben. Ter Streit
fono IN Der Heitourotion poit .abc"
llamou, Nr. t02, Horo SibertpitruBe,
Itott. Hid,tcr 9ooen biclt ben Ina,.
ld)uloigten, 0n Der 9eIuitunasjeuqe
itld)t crid)Ienen mar, inter $1,000
9iirgidoit fir Elm luciteres 9erbor
am I. ahauit ieiis Sr. llumon, Ser
on9chlid oils 6riehensitiiter bel oenl
Streit iunairt botte, ipurbe i'm Gont.
mon Eleosgeriht bon Iisnep uui
$1,000 Sdaoeneriot perfIagt.
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StiiSiener etano Der CLUBS.

Ton Sccltn0S ofcn. - Nad)
elmer Sobrt bon 5000 Weilcn lon0te
0eItern Tornlittog Der britiihe Gam,
pier nToncoupcr" bon Nombou bier
on. Ser Gnmpfer, Der bieber 5rui-
ld)cn Glrolono mo guitroIicn filbr
mo 5llnl crItcn Male nod) Baltimore
fam, 6rodtc 1000 3onllcn Wugnc.
Iiltm.Gr5, ipcldJcS an Eier ser Ecnr.
iplponio 9obn" SIT Canton obgcloocn
miro.
Cine Suhrt bon 1900 Wtcilcn
Sdnac trnt ser britiidc Ionpier
reon1pbill" 9citcrn Tprnittua Don
bier aus an. Ter Iompicr brin1t
1873 Sorncn Weid)foblen fir sic NE.
9lcrnlta tud) Son Sran5isco Ii. miro
ettpo pieicl6c Hpltte ncbnlen, mic sic
nliterifoni'dle Sflodtihiif- Slottc nltf
ibrcr Tobrt Inn Den @lobns.
Boil bcS 9obeS iibcr Baltimore
NM 'einr Snouitrie iu6ren aeiterit
Nbetto Die aduflrutc aus Dem Sii.
ben. lpcItc ais @ditc oeS Srn. Sofob
ep'tein bierbcr fonteit, noh ibtcr
&eintatb Georgia n!tb Sloribu ob.
Die ltod1itcn @dite bts Srn. epitein.
etlpo 70 an ser 3dbf, iperoen am
fommcnocn Wontag nit einem Gam.
pier Der .Werhailts & MinerS'
Transportation Company" bier eir-
"trciieli.
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llnfaac ocs Sases.

-
Sobnm6rter Der Baltimore 9 Ohio.
Sobn"nl ieinem Soften bon 3lig
itbertobren.- Grliegt fur5 onrauf
I'M Soipital ieinen &er(etru1gen.
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@Grtcr Der Baltimore. 8 io.9abn,"
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@oitcn an Der Nipeoufrcll3ung an
Scr GutaipsS troBc uno Obio.gpcn1te
bon Dem Goiiogicr5u9 Nr. 854 Der
Baltimore . Ohio . 9obn" iibcriab.
rCn mo 10 Idluer perlebt, BOB er
furjc 3cit onrouf itorb. SS1 Dem 3rgc
befun0 iid) Elm 9atoillon 6Iotten.Hc.
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mcllt nodocm Die 2otomotipe ben
Monm 0ctroifcn unb cine gar5e
Stredc meit iortgcId)leuoert, bradtc
Der 9ofon1otipiilbrer Den 3ug gum
Stcbcn. Stobaor5t Or. 6reoerid
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ungliidtcn nod benl oWtoru!ot0 lint
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leiner gnfunIt itnrb. Coroner War-
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Der 6ofInun9, BOB Dies Seilmittel
inn Sinocrlt1g brin9cn mo0e. Gam
boltr or ieint Ficiic bcrbei uno ent.
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Woment obcr ling bos @oiolin 6elt.
er, rno @oois botte ale Miibe, Den
brenrcneen &crbonb BON ieinen Sci,
ncn ob5ureiben. @r erlitt idlpere
9ronolpunoen, tpegen ocrer err ieet I'M
nltnioeriit0ts Soipital" bebunoelt
miro. Nber icin Hbcumotismlls iii
bcrIdnuunOen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-31
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-31

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-31

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80, atlnntn So, Montgomerp 80. Ncu
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96, Cos Nraeles so.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-31

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