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The Washington herald., 1912-10-06

Quotations furnished uy ". B. Hobs q Co..
members Of the Chicago Board Of Trads. Hibba
Buiiding
Chicago. Oct 5-Both Minneapolis and Duluth ~
ported hedging sales against the actual wheat
and there sales at Chicago to-day on this AZ
count also. The wheat bears feel in their po-
sition because Of the word from the spring wheat
country that the movement Is to increase heavily.
Bankers are hurrying the farmers TO market their
wheat and this means that new buying power fcr
the cash article must develop still lower prices
will be marked up. During the week Just closed De
CENTER wheat sold from akc down TO seAc and the
may from 8a.c to eixc. There were reactions and
advances Of IL to He from the lowest levels. how
ever.
While the war news Is likely to keep the wheat
market under strain for a time. the general belief
in grain circles is that the Balkan situation will fail
to cut much Of figure in price-making in any part
o. the world
Those who are to he sen on the bear side Of the
corn market show uneasiness because Of the re-
ported crop loses by the recent heavy frost In many
sections Of the belt. The specIators who are now
short goody amounts Of the December and May were
PUTTING out short lines again to-day and claiming
that both December and May will sell below the 30
cen; level.
Oats followed the other cereals in their weakness.
and there were fairsized hedging sales at tho de
clines established. Close:
wheat-December. eiH May, SAas5k: July. s35s.
Con-December 5A: May. s2Ass2i4: July 523s.
Tli.aS9l. AL. July Ah,
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NEW YORK MONEY.

New York, Oct Slime money-For sixty and
ninety days and four months 5sa5& for five months.
81: for six months 5Ha5i1 Market easier under
pressure Of out-of-town funds. Demand fair at low
figures
Commercial paper-lrime sixty days, per cent;
ninety days 81; four. FIVE. and six months. 6k
per cent.
Foreisn exchange market-CAbles. 4s59oaL s595; de
rnand sterling lsSzsai $50; francs. SD. less liz;
marks, o. 1916 plus ls4
Diseount-Londcn. u per cent; Paris. ); Berlin.
~
Exchange on LopdOn-Pars. z francs q centimes;
Berlin. % marks 81 pfennisA
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MARKETMA|NIA|Ns
EARLY STRENGTH
London Sends Better Prices to Wall
Street and They Are Kept Up
in All Departments.
THE OUTLOOK IS EXCELLENT

New York, Oct. 5-London sent better
prices to Wall Street to-day and the
opening was strong in all departments.
California petroleum was transterrea
from the curb market to the New YORK
Stock Exchange and began its career
with $1,000 shares from &c to TIA ana
back to TO- The stock maintained It's
advance remarkably well. Lehigh var
ley showed considerable strength. the
stock of Daniel G. Reds new tobacco
company, on the curb. sold at rs for the
common and 101 for the preferred. Ihe
company has not yet been organized.
There was also accumulation seen IN
the Gould stocks, Wheeling and Lake
Erie and Missouri Pacific being in de-
mand. Colorado Fuel Is also being IA
vored more and more by conservative
interests, who believe 1t will be used as
the manufacturing end of the Hill ore
lands There was good trading in the
general list but no specific interest dis
played in any department Steel shares
were strong and Union Pacific rose
easily.
Market Undergoes Test.
The stock market in the last week has
gone through experiences that have
tested the stability OF underlying con-
ditions. The rumors of war in Europe
caused heavy selling by London, which
followed q semi-panic in Berlin and ac-
tual panic in Vienna. 1t is estimated
that fully 10000 shares of stock were
sold in New York for European account
and yet the moment the selling was
stopped by better conditions in the Bal
kans the market leaped forward to new
high records.
A notable feature of the last week
has been the advance of the standard
stocks 10 positions of leadership; Anal
gamated Copper. Steel, Union PACING,
and Reading have been making new
The Washington herald., 1912-10-06
FROM TYPHOID FEVER
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
Tahle IN

FILTERED water delivered October. 1906.
From the total number OF deaths from
typhoid fever In the District in above
table. We note that the deaths In 1soS-T
were l5e latter the filtration plant had
been in operation for year,. while In
the years before the filtered water was
used the death rate was as follows: lssS-o1
IA: 1Sg7-9S. 100; $1,000. 49, 19e4-05, is:
1866, 15e-all less than while filtered wa
ter was used. Other years not men
toned were greater.
In 1eos-ee deaths again rose to 1i6 In
leO7-0S. 19I9-10, and 19i0-ll IL was less.
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WASHINGTON, STOCK MARKET.

saies-Regri,ar call. II O'Clock noon
Washington Gas S.. 500 at lloA.
Washington Railway Electric Is, 81 900 at a.
Potomac cons. IS. 81 900 at lo2. $1,000 at lo2
Capital Traction, l at 123x
Washington Gas. at 81.
Mergenthaler. 6 at rs.
After call-Capital Traction j.. 500 at IL.
Mersenthaler. 10 at Is ) at Isl, 2 at III.
GAS BONDS
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From this table II is readily seen that
all the bacteria filtered from the water
are not the harmful ones. but a very
large percentaae of those remaining are
the bacillus coll, or typhoid fever germ.
and the number of this germ increases
in the filtered water as its number in
creases in the water before filtration.
But this Is not all. since the first year
the Washington Filtration Plant was put
in service QeC5-0s), the number of this
specific germ has increased in the 10 &C.
test in the tap water of the city above
the water in the Filtered Water Reser-
voir. thus showing that when the water
reaches the consumer the danger Of in
lection from this specific germ is almost
as great as before filtration. The other
bacteria increase in as great or greataer
ratio as the bacillus coli.
rrr.rI " SIMpr "a a.. r.-.. - ..i,r;s-.,
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LOCAL PRODUCE MARKET.

Quotations given below are for large Iots Job.
ben' prices higher
EGGs-Nesr-by fresh Virginia. esa2s; West Viz
sinia and Southwest Virginia, aa2s; Tennessee
HaM
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. new No. /, per bbI
Lf5a4oo; No. Z per Dbl. Lon: CON- per dozen loa
p; yanA Esstsm shors. PEI Dbl. l7sazoo: sssss
The Washington herald., 1912-10-06

Kansas City. No.. ranks next to Philadelphia
among the large cities Of The country for its religious
habits. A census recently taken enumerated E.0o
names. and among these n per cent were aniliated
with some church. Philadelphia d PEI cont highs.
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Market Undergoes Test.
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

Quotations furnished BY W B. Hibbs & Co..
members Of the New YORK Stock Exchange. Hiba
Ruiidinc
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BACTERIA PER CUBIC CENTIMETER.
tAl MAXIMUM

From the above tables II will be read
lily seen that there has been a great re-
duction in the number Of bacteria In
the filtered water reservoir as compared
with the water in the various reservoirs
before filtration. What concerns the pub
lie most is not the minimum nor the av-
erage number OF bacteria in the Filtered
Water Reservoir. but the maximum. for
II the maximum is reduced to nil. the
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GOVERNMENT BONDS.
BOSTON COPPER STOCKS.

ouotations furnished by W. B. Hibbs & Co..
members Of the New York Stock Exchange. Hibbs
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CURB MARKET.

Quotations furnished by W. D. Hibbs Co.. mem
Sers Of the New York stock Exchange Hibos Build
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TESTS FOR BACILLUS CoLk

Dalecariia Georyrt'n Mcmillan Filt'd Tapwate'
outlet outlet. outlet. water. city
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COBALT STOCKS.
CHICAGO GRAIN.

Quotations furnished uy W. B. Hiobs o..
members Of the Chicago Board Of Trade. Hibbs
Buiiding
The Springdale news., 1912-10-18

wires Of a telephone pole upsetting the buggy in short order, shaking the occupants Up somewhat and spraining Mrs Mathis left thumb.
 \ change has been made in the Presbyterian Church servie e, and hereafter will he held tWo morning services month emitting the even ing servfa es. Tie second and fourth Sundays Of eaeh month will be preae hing at this chafek.
 Our town boys have been repeaf edly warned against jumping the freight trains but have lot needed the warning and the inevitable has happened. Tie n year old son et Joe Davis had his arm taken of last Monday night about seven o'= clock. when he jumped aboard the north bound freight and on seeing the conductor coming jumped to leafe and lost his balance. throw ing his left arm under the wheels and horribly mangling it Doctors were hastened To his aid and he E doing Heely. but he must always bear the terrible results Of his train ride
 Ethelyu-
The Springdale news., 1912-10-18

ly true to their name. in beauty as well as goodness, The Rome Beau ty is fine apple for sho" Re minds Us of th1 apples back in In diana wae4e We &sraWed up, where apples are fin favored, jui fer and swee CT | ali iatHer south. where the royal Jennette grows to perfection and is the bes5 winter apple for eatinl
 If you Woa like to look upon a monument to industry jtsst step in= 70 Gid Lieb ytG's blacksmith shop when in town anA SC hat a ssa k of old horse shoes fe has built up close to his forge. and to think Gid pulled ten off He horses feet :. his self and that he is still at f., back or no back. Tie wonder t that he has any back left 10 pull off shoes with But Gids good for ten or twenty years yet.
 Out of twenty-five homes within the boundaries of South Springdala there are not exceeding five babies to be found that are too young to walk, and upon second thought We believe three would come nearer tho number Out of those twenty-five homes about eight or nine have no children at all just the man and wife keeping the home. We might ask here what E home with out children to enliFen it? It must at times be very lonely indeed
 Don't Worry.
The Springdale news., 1912-10-18

as Territory
 Grand Prairie. Should ae Berry county.
 Pulaski-A distinguished Polish ount, who was an officer i'll and gave his life for the American Rev olutionary army
 Randolph-John Randolph, or vas 1t Randolph who was Secretary 5f State for Arkansas Territory?
 St Francis French the river Of same name
 Saline River Saline Ought to be "Fagin County.
 Scott General Winfield Scott ot Mexican War fame
 Searey General Searcy Of Gnit- ed States army.
 seyier= United States Senator 4. H. Sevier
 Sebastian United States Senator N. N. Sebastian
 Shafp-Not known.
 Stone-N Not known.
 Union The American Union
 Van Bnren= President Martin Van Buren of New York
 Washington President George Washington First fn war, first in peace and first in the hearts 6f his eountrymen. .,t=ttFather Of his Gouns try.
 White-Not known
 Woodruff @ Wm F. Woodruff, ST. Founder of the Arkansas Ga zette.
 Yen=Goyernor Archibald fell killed at the head of the Arkansas Regiment at battle Of Beuna Vista II war with Mexico.
 Doubtless the old citizens of the counties, the history of which is imperfect could furnish the infor- nation necessary to complete the list. and in others where an imprep= ar dsignation may have been given, corrections can easily ae made. Arkansas Democrat
The Springdale news., 1912-10-18
Good =morning

Good morning.
 Did you SOW turnipke. How are your pumpkins getting on2
 Some orchard men are about done picking apples.
 Geant. Evans reports his wheat as coming up in good order
 Wish had a basket full of those paw paws right now, Augusta, Of which you speak.
 Geo. Henry Brown has q good word for The News. He says Ire couldn't get along without The Springdale News.
 Pretty girls. did yon say. well You needn't 70 any farther South Sgriugla!e has just got 'en1. ard don't you forget
 Emery and Harold Henson. sons Of Byrd Henson living two miles south of town, ne high school stu dents and attend from home.
 37ae fall Of fGe year and tie eol- oriae af the fore lpaFes reminds as tHat 0inser. $ coming on aaeee. NH Hs cold and agEaH weather
 Mrs. Matte Murphy enjoyed a v5sit Sunday from Ms. B0aanaH 1iV- ine an the hr. sparkman pa 2 south Of town tile old Riee place E.
 Mr= and Mrs Hill came oHt Sun day and made SaHda95s visit with their brothef=inlaW ; family. Mir and Mrs Price i'll South Springdale
 Miss x Ia Goree. daughter of ]. N. aLd Mrs Goree, has position ia tEt. fruit packing house Of Kim mons, Walker & Company in Spr.ned&ie
 Geo. Randall and wife passed South Springdale Saturday on theif Way To visit J 5. Randall and fam fly, Georges fatHer and Mrs. Grant Evans his sister.
 Mrs. A. \. Armaaost called on Mrs Marion Murphy Sunday morn ing for a short but pleasant visit. It's part of woman HfeZthose short little visits, that she enjoys most Of all
 Celsius. your lines in week before last News were good We used the scissors on them. without leave or license You have no objection have you2 We have quite bunch oi clippings laid away.
 This summer like weather makes Don't Worry have q longing fer the old parental home in Indiana. l want to go home,
 To see the old home once more; l want to hear the glad welcome
 That awaits me at the door.
 There are five widows and three widowers and one ba helor living in South springdale ponit Worry was widower once himself tfor near. ly ten yearsl and knows something about il. No one who has never had the experience can tell you any. thing about 1t and Don't Worry sym pathizes with all in such ctrcum- stances
 Thanks, Dr. Kellogg. for the Rome Beauties They are certain.
The Springdale news., 1912-10-18
VISIT FROM EASTERN BANKERS

Rogers, 0,t f0.=Rogers today entertained ten New York bankers. tae party arriving over the Frist 1T private car this morning. r following com posed tie party. Fran A Potter. " E Derby. Il. e Nick erson. K Kirkland, James z. Birch Jrz, Robert \ Powers, Ed in r. Will, Fredrigk Weston. Geefee Cur. tis and Dr Butter
 Tae Yisitofs. .aee hondEezders. .as the Kansas City and Mem ais raj road and came to Ro els inVi 8 tion of President Geof ee H EosEf and Col !. |. Felker to ins.eGt the system and the new work being pro jeeted in building. They represent an aggregate banking eapi al $15, 5,0N0, ,0H0
 The party vas giving 15-milc auto ride. visiting several eomme cial apple or hards They VT then given ride over the kansf $ City and Memphis railway to Si loam Springs. Fayetteville and Mon fe Ne Al FagetteYil tie parl5 Idined al tie Washington hotel. guests of ] H. McI3roy Tie visit OTIS will remain the guests of the Kansas City and Memphis offieia' until Sunday They are interested financially in this locality. and their Visit to Rogers is considered ef great importance te Rogers.
The Springdale news., 1912-10-18
SH5ENT, GROVE

Miss Ada Bard visited friends here Sunday
 Frank Baggett is working in Springda1e now
 Mrs. John Robbins is on the sick list to-day.
 Apple picking Is about over in this part of the country.
 More Anon and family think the Yellow Letter quite interesting.
 Mrs. Haislip of Muskogee.. Okla homa, is visiting the family of her son. Leslie
 Miss Afeie Pogue and brother Jimmie attended church at Lowell Sunday night.
 Harrah for Arkansaw and the Apple Industry. but saf. aren't you glad it's over?
 Geo. Smith and Henry Sheets took load Of apples to Oklahoma for Bob Dagley.
 VIII Patton and his mother at tended the Baptist church at Spring dale Sunday morning -MZAtkfson and dZsons visited over Sunday With his son Loren and wife near TantitoWn.
 Claude and Tom Stewart, who are laboring near Tentitown. yis- tied oyer Sunday with home folks.
 Geo. Robbins. who has been threatened with pneumonia fever, is Very much improved at this writing
 Mrs Baggett and daughter. SuIa, visited with the former cousin, Mrs. Bob Stewart Monday afternoon.
 Mr. and Mrs. Bard. former resi- dents of this negihborhood passed through here Saturday enroute to Rogers.
 Mir and Mrs. John Evefsole, who recently returned from Texas. at tended Silent Grove Sunday School last sunday
 N. and Mrs Tom Mustain and daughter, Stella, are enjoying yis- it from their daughter and sister, from Oklahoma.
 Claude and Jim Stewart attend all the sales within diving aisf anee IL seems 10 be furniture they are af= ter. wonder 3hA
 Among those Who attended 0ak Grove literary Friday Aieht ffef Silent Were Frank Baggett. Flir5 MeGaueA. Daeid AeheseA and Ae and Mrs 2larcnte Robbins. 0ak Groye literary meets every other Friday and you always get youg moneys wort Next meeting night is Friday Oct. 2a Don't miss 1
The Springdale news., 1912-10-18
SPRING CREEK

Joe Sharp has bought new bug gy.
 John Brown purchased him a new hack last Friday.
 B. Sharp made a business trip to Bentonyille Monday
 Miss Aldie Howell was a guest of the Misses Bradley's Sunday
 Ada knuth left recently for Spring Valley te visit with her brother
 Gertrude DoWnum and Phebe Smith We're guests of Iotfie Ioyd Sunday.
 Willie Whitiock visited with his cousin, Mrs Roseo Smith. Saturday and Sunday. Rev Branston delivered very fn= teresting sermon at this pa Sun day afternoon
 Several from this community cons template attending the fruit fair at Bentonville tkis week
 Mr. and Mrs. Burl Atkison of Cave Springs visited with the former $ parents Saturday and Sunday
 Willie Sharp, who is attending the University al Fayetteville. visited with home folks Saturday and Sun day.
 Mr. and Mrs. T. l.. Beard and son visited with their daughter and son in1aW, Mr and Mrs Ray Wiley, Sunday
 Mrs. Henry eowan and children of Fayetteville visited with her sister Mrs. John Aaron, Saturday and Sunday Isom DoWnum= left recently for Texas with ear load of apples and Henry Pace has gone 10 Louis lana with car Nr and Mrs. John Eversole and Mss Carrie Atkison were entertain ed at Sunday dinner. by Mf and Mrs. J. H. EFersole.
 lsom Downam and family have moved in the house with his par ents. Mr and Mrs Louis Downum and Mr and Mrs. Ray Wiley have moved in the hogse vacated by him on B. Sharp4s place.
 Blondy.
The Springdale news., 1912-10-18
BOND AMENDMENT IN THE
 COURTS.

The Bond Amendment has landea in the courts for adjudication. 1 issue having bet Il raise q by su for mandamns brought by tie Gf. of Little Rock against the Sta Board of Election Commissioners , compel them to certify cut [ vet on that question: Tho Board held that it had DO authority in the premise whatever, but that 1t mus be declared hy the Speaker of tse House of Repre- entatiyee. Little Rock is anxeus to make a test ef the law by inaugurating haf-mi lion dollar bond issue for sewer and are desirous of having i.s r gality tested by the Supreme Court as speedily as possible will advanced AS a question Of publ interest
The Springdale news., 1912-10-18

If the child starts in it's sleep. grinds it's teeth while sleeping, picks at the nose, has a bad breath. tickle appetite. pale complexion and dark rings under the eyes; 1t has worms: and as long as they remain i'll the intestines, that child will he siekly. WHITES CREAM VERNI. FUGE clears out the worms. strenr- thens the stomach and bowels and puts the little one on the road . health and oheerfulness. Price
 per bottle. Sold by w. c. Ownbe
The Springdale news., 1912-10-18
BioHdy
MA YIELD

Ward Cannon has gone back 10 Oklahoma.
 Miss Mae Head snent last Sunday with Mr and Mrs. Earl Clayton
 Miss Leone Boyd spent last Sun daE with Mrs Willie Head at Jay Bird
 Jasper Henson of sprinsdale spent la ss Saturday and sunday Will home folks.
 Mrs =sallie Whiteuar is spending q few days visiting relatives in Ok lahoma.
 Mrs. solphia Gilbert spent a few days last week visiting her mother, Mrs Scott
 Frank Head has purchased new buggy Look out girls, somebody Is going to catch him.
 Aunt Martha Cannon spent last week visiting her sons. Will and Truman Cannon near Evergreen
 Rev Miller will preach here the third Saturday night and Sunday, which will De next Saturday and Sunday.
 Earl Clayton was thrown by a young mule last Thursday and got his arm broken just above the wrist But We understand lie is getting along as we'll as could be exnee ted.
 There were several around here went to the singing convention at Buckeye last Sunday. All report a good time The next singing con- vention will be the fourth Sunday in April at Nhitener.
 There will be pie supper here the last night of school Oct. 25. for the benefit of the school house Ey- erybody is invited to come and bring a pie and boys don't forget 10 bring your money, and have a good time
The Springdale news., 1912-10-18
LOW ELL

Byron Jones has sold out to the Nail Bros.
 MT and Mrs A C Mayes drove 10 Rogers Sunday.
 t1 I. Bishop, who has been the past few months in Colorado, re- turned this week
 Mrs Davis and Mrs Dr. Hafri- son We're passengers to Spfingdale Saturday afternoon
 Mr Bufeh was severely kicked OH the knee bS a young mule and is quite lame as result.
 Mrs Nancy kimmons is visiting few days with her sister, Mrs Mary Pyle. at Siloam Springs.
 Mrs Wilmuth and daughter, Mrs White and Mrs Bingham were Rog- CTS visitors en Saturday last
 Arthur Phillifs, formerly of this plaee but Of late traveller of the west, returned 10 visit his old time friends
 Mir and Mrs Dallas Smith went to Oklahoma for few days visit When they return they will imme- diately locate on a fai m near Fay etteville
 Mrs. Cora Polk Las accepted pc sition at Bentonfille on the daily Sun and left Monday morning to take up her duties at once She was accompanied by her sister, Miss Myra Davis, who will stay with her for a few days.
 Dr. and Mrs. Mathis were quietly tipped out of their buggy when driving to Rogers. Meeting team they drove out to let 1t pass and not noticing, drove on to the guy
The Springdale news., 1912-10-18
FIGHT TO KEEP SON IN SCHOOL

Van Buren=one of the most De culiar cases in the history of the Circuit Court was filed here Xestsr. day. when County Judge Natlock filed suit against Mary Burney and the Van Buren School Board. ask ing the court 10 reinstate his child, Edgar Lee Matloek, in the Van Buren public school at once. Ed gar Lee Matleek, q pupil in the Second grade of the Van Buren pub lie schools here. was suspended pe- cause his father. Judge Matlock, took him to see the circus parade and would not write au excuse to the teacher.
 The School Board held meeting Friday morning and will employ an attorney and fight the case. Judge Matloek has employed Attorney sam k. Chew as counsel. Tie case will be test, and a great deal of inter- est is being taken in it here.
The Springdale news., 1912-10-18

When the chest feels on fire and the throat burns you have indiges- ton, and you need HERBINE to get rid of the disagreeable feeling. It drives out badly digested food, strengthens the stomach and purifies the bowels Price Soc. Sold by w. c. OWnbey.
The Springdale news., 1912-10-18
Rocksy
There is more Catarrh in this see

There is more Gatarrh in this sec ton of the country than all other diseases put together. and until the las few years was supposed to be incurable For great many years doctors pronounced it a local disease and prescribed local remedies. and by constantly falling to cure with local treatment, pronounced 1t incur able Science has proven Catarrh to be a constitutional disease, and therefore requires constitutional treatment Halls Catarrh Cure. manufactured by F. J. Cheney < Go. Toledo Ohio. is the only Con- stitutional cure on the market It is taken internally in doses from 10 drops to teaspoonful. It acts directly on the blood and mucous surfaces of the system. They offer one hundred dollars for any case it fails to cure. Send for circulars and testimonials.
 Address: F. ]. CHENEY X CO. Toledo, O.
 Sold by Druggists, 75c.
 Take Halls Family Pills for con- stipation
The Springdale news., 1912-10-18

One reason why We think Cunid doesn't read the newspapers is he- cause he doesn't throw away his bow and arrow and get him a six shooter
The Springdale news., 1912-10-18

Sometimes the girl who te cap for beau lives to sna r husband baldheadnd.
The Springdale news., 1912-10-18

An old maid in new Rochelle is reported to have found a burglar un- der her bed. Lucky old maid.
The Springdale news., 1912-10-18
SoETH SPRINGDAIE.

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