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Arizona republican., 1910-02-14

has, most of the time, been on leave from official duty and engaged in private work-explorations in the Arctic, and at home engaged in de- livering lectures Yet during all this time he has been drawing a salary as an officer of the navy.
 And it must be conceded that his infirmities of temperament have in jured his standing with his fellow countrymen. Americans learned with some disgust. from his own pen, that he was so pitiably vain that he per mitted no white companions to ac- company him to the pole because he wanted all the glory for himself" If Peary had only known it, he might with safety have taken hundred practicable-and still, in the eyes of the world it would have been "Peary" who discovered the pole. Columbus had many men under his command on his voyage of discovery, but his fame as the discoverer of America is secure-nobody remembers or cares who they were that took or ders from him.
 Again. Peary's secretiveness on his return from the pole displeased the American people. The expenses of his expedition had been provided through funds obtained by him in lectures, and from voluntary contri buttons by his fellow citizens. More over, throughout the period of the. ex- petition he was in receipt of fat salary from the gOvernment-money paid by the people The information he gained was rightfully the property of the public But he sold the news of his achievement to certain papers for a large sum. The Republican. no doubt like many other papers, was repeatedly urged by wire by Peary's New York press representative to buy the story The papers which did not buy were threatened with prosecution if they published the news without his permission.
 His refusal to bring out of the Arctic the original Cook records which had been left for him to bring although as it now appears they would have been more valuable to Peary than to Cook-also showed a smallness that the people did not like
 Peary will make a fortune as one of the results of his discovery of the pole, and he has won fame which will endure while civilization lasts. And in the judgment of the people these rewards for work which Tn reality was sport-albeit arduous and dangerous sport-are sufficient with out the additional honor of retirement as rear admiral.
Arizona republican., 1910-02-14
It Will Not Be Rsar-Admiral Peary.

The declination of congress to make Commander Peary a rear-admiral of the United States navy, is, we sur mise, in entire harmony with the sen timent of the country.
 Peary's discovery of the north pole was unquestionably a great achieve ment. He has made himself famous for all time. and the United States gets part of the glory. But great military honors, when conferred by congress, have been in recognition of great military achievements. Such honors should be reserved always for officers of the army and navy who have in battle won decisive vic tories for their country. The honors conferred upon Grant, sherman, Sheridan and Dewey would be cheap ened by including Peary in the same list.3
 the line. He is a civil engineer. His present rank of commander was con ferred upon him, not because of pro- motion won in the line, but because of his valiant efforts to reach the north pole and because of his valuable scientific and geographical discov- cries. And he has been pretty well treated by the government. Since 1878, when he completed a survey of the proposed Nicaragua canal, he
Arizona republican., 1910-02-14
Bright'S Disease

Let there be no evasion-we mean chronic and supposed incurable cases involving dropsy. albumen and casts. They are curable in a great ma ajority of all cases.
 Let us cite a typical case-that of Mir. R. F. Nitsckke, of 1246 Spaight street. Madison. Wis. There had been eight physicians on this case and it got so extreme that he finally had one of the last symptoms; namely, failing eye-sight. In January, 1907, the doc tors admitted that nothing further could be done, and they sent him to Eureka Springs, Arkansas. He con tinued to get worse. the dropsy finally reaching the stomach. heart and lungs. At one time tests showed albumen as high as 75 per cent.
 He learned of Fultons Renal Com pound and began to take it July 3rd. Dropsy began slowly to decline and the albumen dropped to forty, then to twenty, then to ten, and finally to two per cent in May, 1908.
 The patient is now back to his en- ployment and is devOting full time to his business.
 Tdtlenls utSlIfHS 10 hnOW more or this treatment can get full literature by writing to the John J. Fulton Company, 645 Battery St, San Fran cisco.
 Fulton's Renal Compound can be had in your city at all first class drug stores.
 We desire every patient to write us who is not noting the usual improve nent by the third week
Arizona republican., 1910-02-14
GERMAN SOCIALISTS $,
Express Disapproval of Pending Suf-
 frage Bill --'---

Berlin. Feb. 19-Demonstrations by socialists throughout the kingdom, after mass meetings held today to pro- test against the suffrage bill, resulted in serious affrays between the dem onstrants and the police in many places.
 In Berlin several policemen were se- verely wounded by stones thrown by rioters. Reports from outside places give a number of casualties. The worst affair occurred at Neumanster, in Holstein. where workmen were mortally wounded. At Halle the po- lice wounded many with swords.
Arizona republican., 1910-02-14
SPECIAL GRAND JURY
 IN THE SWOPE CASE
Investigation of MilIionair's Death Will
 Begin Today.

Kansas City, Mo, Feb. 13.-The special grand jury that is to investigate the deaths of Colonel Tho. H. Swope and his nephew. Chrisman Swope will begin tomorrow. The testimony given at the coroner's inquest will be re- peated. The specialists who examined the organs of Chrisman Swope also testify.
 The taking of depositions by counsel for the plaintiff in the s100,O00 libel suit filed by Dr. B. C. Hyde against John B. Paxton, executor of the Pax ton estate will continue tomorrow.
Arizona republican., 1910-02-14
GOING UP!

EVERYTHING IS GOING UP, so it seems. Airships are all the rage now, everything is up in the air, even prices; but if you don't care about AVIATION, call on us and see our stock and compare our prices with others. You can see our stock GOING DOWN. We are selling goods so fast we can hardly get the time to have them delivered. People love to watch AEROPLANES GO UP, BUT they want to see PRICES GO DOWN, and prices on furnishings for the home have taken such a drop that, as one man said, Its like jumping from an AEROPLANE INTO A SUBMARINE boat to walk from some other store into MASSIE'S and compare prices"
 DRESSERS .. .S12.00 MATTRESSES, pure white cotton
 BEDS from S2.o0 to $500 less than marked, and dressers from $500 and
 more off from the marked price. And our marked prices are 10 per cent less than others. What is the answer? RUSHING BUSINESSi
Arizona republican., 1910-02-14
Republicans Waking Up.

It appears from later reports that the republicans of Douglas were not unanimous in the meeting held Fri day night, at which resolutions, con- denlning the senate statehood bill were adopted. Some of them, led by the Hon. John Doan, vigorously op- posed the resolutions. Mir. Doan is noted for carrying a level head on his shoulders, and it is regrettable that all the republicans present at that meeting did not exhibit as good judgment as he did.
 The Nogales Oasis, which is one ,of the most intelligently edited papers in the territory, and is a republican journal of wide influence in southern Arizona, very effectually punctures q speech made at Bisbee the other day by Hon. John Hampton, author of the so-called educational qualification" law. MT. Hampton made the asser- tion. it seems, that the proposal to submit the constitution of Arizona to congress for approval is revolutionary and without precedent. The Oasis ments are flatly contradicted by his tory, just as The Republican has on several occasions pointed out that congress has uniformly required on the one hand. a submission of pro- posed constitutions, or on the other hand, has in the enabling acts, pre- scribed numerous conditions antece- dent to admission. And concerning the requirements that the constitu- tion of Arizona shall be republican in lorna requirement which even the democratic politicians approve-the Oasis makes this pertinent sugges- tion:
 Those criticizing the proposition admit that the, constitution adopted by Arizona must not be in conflict with the Constitution of the United States. Who shall determine wheth- CT it is in conflict or not? Is there any better power for such determin- ation than Congress? There has to be some form of official recognition that a constitution has been adopted and state is ready for admission. Congress has exercised that power in the past and has dictated terms, even to the extent of prescribing anf amendment to a constitution which h11 od al NJ people of a proposed state"
 The Prescott Journal Miner, a re- publican daily of wide circulation in northern Arizona, thus approves Governor Sloans letter to Council man Burns:
 Tn language that is forceful and convincing, being backed up by cita- tions of facts, Governor Sloan not only makes a vigorous defense of the new statehood bill, showing unmistak ably that it is neither an injustice nor an imposition, but he goes fur ther.
 He points out strikingly the sinis ter and iniquitous motives that ac- tuated. the enactment of the so-called educational qualification" bill, as passed by the last legislature-over- whelmingly democratic-by a strict party .vote-a measure manifestly un- fair and n-American-that was or iginated purely from partisan mo- tives and made a territorial statute through the same sinister, narrow-i minded and bigoted incentives"
 The news from all parts of the territory in fact, gives evidence that republicans are waking up to the ad 1 visibility. of leaving the defeat of the statehood bill-if it is to be defeated to the democratic politicians.
Arizona republican., 1910-02-14
DAILY ACCIDENTS
 0f AN AVIATOR
Fences All the Time Getting in the
 Way of Johnson,

Marysville, Calif.. Feb. 13-Frank Johnson. of Los Angeles. who has been making exhibitions flights nere with a Curtiss biplane, met with an- other accident this afternoon that wrecked his machine He made a successful flight of four miles, and was about to start on a twenty mile trip around Sutter Buttes. when he collided with a fence.
 Several spectators were knocked down, but none were seriously in- jured. Johnson was unhurt. In a flight yesterday Johnson hit a fence and wrecked a plane of the machine.
Arizona republican., 1910-02-14
HER BOILERS EXPLODED.
When French Steamer Struck l;
 Reef.

position that the boilers of the French ans-Atlantic steamer General Chanzy exploded after she, struck reef on the island of Minorca on Thursday night is based on the character of the ,wreckage.
 The work of salvage and recovery of bodies continues.
Arizona republican., 1910-02-14
COLORADO GRAEI.

Denver. Colo. Feb. 1S,-According to State Auditor Keehan and Governor Shafroth, graft which cost the state $20,000 a year has been unearthed in the office of the state boiler inspector, Alexander E. P Whitney.
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Rteime Yoii5einadbri@teR

Der as Sabre oIte Jreb. Sodsrs,
Gut'dsr, BON Ro. 326 }inbIap Ctr,
purbs asitern BON ben 8,beimpolisiiisn
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girnbrspsr. Ro. 2035 Dunlap Strob.,
srlpiriten Saftbsfebl bin an Der i}inos
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unier Der anfiase oss Gleinoiebitahis
einaefRrrt. Gr rpirn bsihuIoigi. BEN
girnbrsper $22.25 sntrusnoei su baben.
goparo garmau, pon go. 212
Cft z. Strabe, Nstpport, Fp., meloste
eeitsrn i'm goliseibouptquariisr, oas er
an Der 5. uno Walnut Strabe BON Ia,
itsnoiebsn um feline 5aldsnuhr n.bit
eolbener as.ie erIeihiert poroen iei.
Die gsheimpolisiiien 5in unb
5arnoIb perbafttten seitern Nnfmits
tdg Wm. grefper unter Der 4nsIass
bts alsinoiebiiablE. Die 0erhafiung
trfolete auf einen bon CLARA Goreoran,
go. 14Ol Gin Strabs. srtpiriien 5afts
b<febl bin. 1isielbe behaupiei. pon
Bretpsr nm einen 4nsug uno eintn
Shirm i'm Wertbe bon $50 beftobIen
norben Su fein.
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6 o b | II Ct o u.

2ic Gppinafpn Office iiir bas ,Sin'
sinnati Spifsblati" bcituSet itd) I'M
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lanacn iracuSlpcldjcr Nrt ,ucrorn bis
10 llbr sbcusS Saiclbit tntacnengr'
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Sanbforotopn. 8p., uno 8ena Bob,
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ling, %, uno Stella 6eQer, "a, betoe
pon bier. - 8iuiam 8rep, 50, GIepez
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t2ibe ocn bier.
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hau3 auf Der Gnt 10. 522 Ejte Str.
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t0ino rertouite Qciteru foIoenoes 81
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$3.50. - 9ln 9crner Iepe Elm Qot an
Der y. StrdBe uno See 2loe., $700.--
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an Der g nno gontlid Str, $1525.
@n 6enrn 8Ijnomerer, 95 SUB an Der
gith2p 2lpe., nobs ytuIiell Ctr, $1700.
-- Qn Truu Huoent Set an Der Glib
ieite Der 9. uno Scott Str. - 2ln ben
&entutp Yerpetuol 8ous8erein, Got
an Der 9sImor NOe., 1891. 2tn
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8ruies llnterapt6eiIun9, $275.
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Cibonstp, 90, y CIt >. Ctr, tGufs
lIf ernorben.
$. $. WoIie uno 2lnoere Derz
tIaqten Die Stoot GooinQton auf aez
nu3irung Der Steuern ouf Elm Grunbs
ftiit in 2dtonia bon $40O ouf 5000.
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Suep an Sobn Stephens, Got in Gr>
lan0er, 81. - GaroIine Senour an
WiQtam Ssnour, Got in Grloneer,
ap., 81.
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1ic 8aibreitcr fpmmen !.
ani ibrer Reiit ,ur Heuuion iptreen
lie Der station maden.

Nir berihteten nsnlif, baB Col
RpciepeIts Rduhrsiter RsgimeHt aus
oem fpanii6samtritaniihen ariea um
II. Sunt CUR Reunion uno gum gm'
pfdng bts beimtebr,nben sinitigeH Rss
gineutshefs in Rem gort 5uiammen.
ionmen lpiirbe. IA pas i'm Weftsr
ipobnenoe aontin9ent bic Reiie iibs,
Cincinnati maht, bsnubts Der bier an
idiiipe Rcubreiter Charles Renner
pom r6ofbrdu" bic geIta.nbeit. biz
psItIi6en aamsraben einsulaeen. bier
Rnft su mdhen unb tpdbrene hires
bisiisen QufsutbaIts feline gdits ju
iein. gamsrao Rsnnsr i.sts iit bic
isrbdIb nit ioerru 6. Y. Suntsr in
Stlabomd Gitn, CtIa., benz Prditoens
ten Der Rationat Organization Der
Rnubreittr, in yerbinouno uHo geiterr
empfiug er BON pisism ein i'm Iiebenss
riirbigiten 1on gebaItsuts SfreibtH,
beg Srhalts. baB Ssrr 0uuter 9las
mems Der aamsraoen bic ber3lits
giuIaouna aunimnii. Solpsit er 9es
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gems Riitiprohs 5u nebmsn, frsusn
fta hisieIben gang risiig. in Gincins
ndti Raft MAIDEN unp bic goitfrtunbs
itaft bss qnmsraosn Rsnnsr genie
zen su tonusn. grdfibsnt Suni.r thsiIt
fsrner nit, bab idmmtlihe aameras
ben oon Der Gtnlabune in asnutnib
asI.bt porosn ipdr.u uno esrgtiuh il!
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arumm ssbore. BON 6em niht n6eepis
den fperneu oiirfs. Gr boffe eheftens
in Der Gage su i,in, Die 3abI Der Elm.
irsffsnosn aamsrdbsu uno bic a,nnus
3sit ibrer Qntunft reip. hires Der
tpsiIsns in Cincinnati msIbsn su tons
ren.
SogIeia nad Gr2fans b.s 9ris.
fes tpnitituirten iia bic !oerren Sos
ispb unb gborlss Rsnnsr ais 3p.isrs
fommittss unb Ieetsn Elm pro
1romm sureht. bsan ben Stiirs
msrn pon San sSunn pin foa bier Elm
rpiirhiasr Gmpiana bereitet perbsu.
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mannihaftsn pom gahnhoI ab anh
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lie iih an Spsiis uno 3rant ,rIabsn.
gu BEN GeIttIsn ioasn perItieDens
promirsnte 9iireer b.rong.joatr lpsrs
ben. Dtnn's Die 3sit ssiidtist, tpirb
aud cine 4utofabrt unisrnommen
psrben. um Den 5remhen Bslsasnbeit
40 o.ben, uniers Sinot penisitsns
Fluh.ig tsnnsn gu lern,n.
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II n ia IL {.

2tn Der s. nnp Dine Sirabe err
eignete iid Elm ionberborsr llnfal. Die
5biirs sints ihdrf um bic Gfs biegens
ben 3uritabs iprang auf unb trof ben
auf bem Seitsnpee ftebenben pertriip.
psltsn u. u. guiG BON 80. 616 Wsit
s. Strabe. guia ipurbs su gooen a.
ihlsubert uno sog fih ihmsrSboft.
8srlesunsen am Rlden 3u. gr ipuros,
nahbem sr in elmer Mpotbete nerbuns
Den poroen mar. in BEN 5urieub bsim.
gebrocpt.
- Der elf Sabre olie Gmmsit Rpdn,
bon gto. 500 Gulbert Strabe, ruuroe
seitern Ru6mitt1s bon einem berrens
loien 5unos in ben linten Arm gebiIs
len. gr fpurpe pon ieiner Wutter mad
benz 5oipitaI asbroht. mo- bic 8ibiDun.
be aus9sdBt purbe.
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ter RaIpb Duffie BON aueloD, Hp, ss.
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Der Grsiebune bds Nort unb 6err
Games 3. Drpuabt BON Rilipaufse Be-
bdnoelte cine Tpe3telle inMicbiean fpic-
lsnoe anseleaentsit.
Die W bistn Reifenoen.
! Sn ben esftrigen Rahmittdasftnn.
Den fanb i'm SiRton aun bic sSabresz
psriammlung Der gtational gliTociation
OF Wine onb Spirit Rspreientatipes
itatt. Die 8ereinigung beitebt aus ben
Retlenoen Der 8rdnte. 8em gerid1t
oes Prdfioenten Sgndtius auesf bon
Cincinnati sufolg: bat itd Die Wits
gltsoer1fdft i'm abgeIaufenen Sabre
BON 65 uuf 1O6 psrmebrt. 2tuberoem
haben Die SanoIungsreiisnbsn Der
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WIitglieoer sugeiubrt. Ga folItsn lie
3u elmer SaIGrerb0bung bsrsdtiat
istn. Qnm. B. Reo.) gu psrbdnbeIn
CABS niht piel. Die foIgsnbsn Beam.
ten Duroen aeip1hlt:
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ct. SoI.ph's TinbeIhaus.

gum geiien beg ct. Sofspbs gin
beIbauies. bas obne 1raee su ben
lpcbltbdtiaitsn 4niinlten Der Staot ats
bort, fipoet am GrGberi6miidungss
taae. bem 80. Wlai. in ben anfogsn Der
anitoli in glortpooo Elm Rdisrfeit
ftnti, fir ipslbes oi. umfaHenoftsn
9crbereitunssn ichon iest setroffsn
iperben. Die BsranitdIterinnsn redls
nsn superIihtIih uuf sablreihen Be
JUDI bon Seittn Der SSnner unb gDrs
nerinnen Der 2lnftuIi, um Den finon.
sieIlen erfc!g bss Jeftes sl iih.rn.
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SpnetI Jslano.
Sie Saiion nimmt ON Sonntag ib,
rem aniars.

Die 5riibIir.sgdrisn Gpnsn osg
lambs, Die qeract jest i'm berrIihItsn
gIutbenitmut 2rangen. iperben am
SonHtag csm gublitum tr6ffnet psr.
ben. DIE beloen 9ampFer queen"
uno ~pCiutsb permitteIn aud ipieeer
in oisicy Soiicn ben 9evtshr sipiit<n
Der Staot ura btm aIIbsIisbten Ser
gnii9ungsort, uno spar perIGbt ods
sritc Boot an Sonntag 0ormittae
$50 oie groaopap Gnlsgsiteqs, init
fuelGem 3ej,gantt Johann Der rtgulds
re tdQIite T15rplou in Erait tritt.
Die 4bfubr,s &eIten iiHb ioIgsnotrmas
ben ftiteelsQ, go, II 9m., /, 2.30,
4. $50 Nm. : unb S llbr 4benbs.
lie ben @ertebr psrmitttlnoen8oots
beiiroen iit n tabslIoier 9srfaNuna.
Wdbreno be- ,Tlbrt laFsu muii,tapsls
len tbys mun:rcu Dsiisn ertonsn, 10
bob bic Ianae DeiIs ais bIiubsr gais
ia9ler lUobi ME uno nirgtnbs sinen
llnterihIupI ',nben pirb.
Die 8spir;bihoftung ots alubbaus
les lie9t pleotrum in ben bstpdhrien
Sdnosn ots 6srrn 5rsb. 5ormann.
Der ben UUnihen Der 4usfliigIer be-
8iiaIlh 8srp',egung uip. in jsber Be
5lshunQ Gorge tragen fpirn.
Am Sonntog uno pdbrtno Der aans
gen foIQcH0en Dohe probu3ir.n iid
6err uno Irau Granada in ibren
baIsbref)eriittU gdrbistungtn auf
osm 1000 5uB bohtH G:Gh.iei! Gesg
osm SpieQtl Reg Gonep Stes. Iu.
bertem treten IN 0artentbater auf:
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orsi uRiibcrirofiensn garttrrs qfrp.
ba.sn Wieus, qolpeu uHD Hois in ibs
rem GsianQs uno gan3probustionsn
unb Der 8Ortragstiinitler polp 5ars
ger.
2tuh oIs bslisbtsn GommsramiiIe=
ments nlro Der 9ejuhsr norfinbtr:
0iggIsrs, Gbutss, elettriides 3hsn@
ter, tan3eHo< gapilIons. RoIer Goa
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a.forgt, I'm BEN aniprii6sn oes pus
blitums 3u oeniiaen.
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Muoerner ssagin.
y y0aibpinc aiS" nno mehrcre ieiuer
ansebIiden 30aIinse in saft.
SuH innge Sentc in Der annit oes
Stcblens nnterridltct babeu.

Die GeheimpoIisiittn Siiftl.in ua6
pflu1 nerbdfteten eeitern Ibenb an
Der .. uno Race Strobe pier junae
Surihsn nno iperrieu oisIslben als
peredhtis elm. Die 9efonasnsa foltn
elmer ganoe IoIneHoiebe angeborsn,
frsIhs Den girtuifen BON Siabt al
Stoot 81 foIeen pfIegsn, nm unter
ben gsiuhern berielDen ibrem Iidts
fheuen Gefptrbe obsufieesn. g;ner Der
9efanssntn ioa Der btriittiats Iii
iheaoteb Sohn RihoIIon alias .Raib-
pins aio" iein. btfIen glib iidb in Del
9erbr.teraalleritn Der meiiten ar0Bersn
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