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The Penn's Grove record., 1912-09-27
Wilmington Old Home Week,

Thousands Of visitors will spend the
week of October 9th to 18th in Whining
ton, the occasin of the big Home Coming
Week celebration. In view of the many
visitors who are expected to put in some
part OF theweek in the metropolis of
Delaware, special arrangements are being
made for their comfort. The hotels the
boarding and lodging houses, already have
begun To arrange tor entertainment of the
visitors, and hundreds of private families
nave sent out invitations to friends and
former residents to be there during the
week OF the celebration. 1t is understood
that special rains OH the different rail-
roads will be run from various points
down the state and nearby town in other
states.
Visitors to that city, it is said, will be
given the surprise of their life. They will
be received with open arms by the resi-
dents Of Wilmington and their stay in
that city made as pleasant as possible.
The decorations, judging from what
the Committee has planned, will alone
be worth the price of a trip to that city.
Market Street will be one long Court of
Honor and the electrical Examinations
will be something never before attempted
in that City.
The week will be opened on Sunday,
October the sixth with special services in
all the churches. The next day will be
devoted to a formal opening of the cele-
bratlon by exercises at the City Hall and
Band Concerts in all the Parks. Tuesday
will be known as"Children's Day." an
elaborate program having been arranged
for that days exercises. On Tuesday
night there will be a band concert. an
elaborate open air moving picture enter
tainment and n of the biggest DISPLAYS
of fireworks ever seen in Wilmington.
concluding with the ignition of one ton of
loose powder.
There will be an immense Industrial
Parade ON Wednesday Afternoon, with
General L. Coleman DUPONT as the grand
marshall. The Organized militia of Del
aware will act as escort for this parade,
after which a dress parde of the militia
will be held at Washington Heights.
Wednesday night will mark the big par
AIDE OF fraternal social and secret orginiza-
tlOn in which 10, 900 men are expected to
participate.
The parade of the City Fire Depart
ment will be held on Thursday afternoon,
and on Thursday night, there will be an
automobile parade. Fun will riot on
Friday night when the mask Carnival
will be held. Saturday Afternoon, there
will be a parade in honor OF Columbus
Day.
The Delaware Saengerbund, one of the
0 ultry's foremost German Singing Or
CARNATIONS, will give free concerts during
the week in addition to a number of other
features that will be given in the open
] air.
The Penn's Grove record., 1912-09-27
A Wider Market Needed,

Secretary Shaw Of the Treasury De-
partment told a company Of young
men the other day that the great con-
tilcts of the present century will be for
markets, as the conflicts of the last
century were for territory. The United
States furnishes only OEe-eighth of the
six hundred and fifty million dollars
worth Of foreign merchandise bought
by South American countries, and only
%one-tenth Of the billion dollars worth
bought by the Orient. The man who
can increase Americas share of this
fade by eve a little will be a benefac.
tor every producer al home. There is an
opportunity here for every e~nterprising
young man i'll the county to share in
the work.
The opening of the Panama Cana
means a larger market for goods made
by American labor which must met in
competition with the labor in other
countries. Ii the superior skill OF
American laber cannot meet that COM
petition then tie building of the Pan.
anna Canal was for foreign countries and
II the labor and capital was in vain for
American Workmen. Leslie Shaw sees
the market as stated above.
Gov. wilson, Ill a recent speech to the
Wolkingmen's League sees an over
production Ill the home market and
ike MI Shaw, the great opportunities
III foreign markets. He said: When
people talk to you about the danger of
free trace and the folly OF the free
trader, do not be afraid that you will
meet a Tree trader i'll the dark any
where, because there is not a free
trader who can get abroad in America
at present.
America is,as a matter of fact, pro-
duclne a great deal more Than there is
a domestic market for: and if she does
not get bigger foreign markets she Will
burst er jacket. There will he a con-
gestioI ii this country which will be
more fatal economically than any
widest opening of the ports would be,
1.-The W~orkingmen Of this country
allowed themselves to be deceived for
a long time by being told that the pro-
tectise lolicy was for their sakes. l
noticed that it is admitted now that
they did not get their share. Thew
never did get their share except when
by united effort they went and got it.
when we are fighting for a more ex.
tended and a freer commerce, we are
lighting to increase the production of
American goods, to increase the VI a
riety OF the prosperity of the American
people. 1t is now too late to consider
any other policy because our domestic
market is too small.
eff you want to see more and more
mel thrown out of employment there
fore; if you want to narrow the market
for labor, keep the doors tight shut.
The prosperity Ofthe nation consists of
the prosperity of most of the people
who live in it. p-Address to Wilson
Workingmen's League, New York. Sep.
" s%z-z4 -
The Penn's Grove record., 1912-09-27
TRUTH ABOUT THE TRUST.
Expected Economics se'om combina-
ION" Do Not Materialize.

ton" Do Not Materialize.
Louis D. Brandeis in Collier's.l
Leaders of the new third term, party
argue that industrial ~monopolies should
be legalized lest we lose the efficiency
of large scale production and distribu.
ton. No argument could be more mis-
leading. =
1t may be safely asserted that in
America there is no line of business In
which all or most concerns or plants
must be concentrated in order to at
tain the size of greatest efficiency, for,
while a business may be too small to
be efficient, efficiency does not grow in
definitely with increasing size. What
the most efficient size is can be learned
definitely only by experience. The
unit or greatest efficiency Is reached
when the disadvantages of size coun
terbalance the advantages. The unit
of greatest efficiency is exceeded when
the disadvantages of size outweigh the
advantages. The history of American
trusts makes this clear. That history
shows:
First.-No conspicuous American trust
owe its existence to the desire for in
creased efficiency. Expected como
mics from combination figure largely
in promoters prospectuses, but they
have never been a compelling motive
in the formation of any trust. On the
contrary, the purpose of combining has
often been to curb efficiency or even to
preserve ineficiency. thus frustrating
the natural law of survival of the ft
test.
Second.-No conspicuously profitable
trust owes its profits largely to supe
rior efficiency. Some trusts have been
very efficient, as have some independ.
ent concerns, but conspicuous profits
have been secured mainly through con
troll of the market, through the power
of monopoly to fix prices, through this
exercise Of the taxing power.
Third.-No conspicuous trust has been
efficient enough to maintain long as
against the independents its proportion
of the business of the country without
continuing to buy up from time to
time its successful competitors
The Penn's Grove record., 1912-09-27
PROPOSALS

Salem, Nj, Sept. 16, 1912.
Bids will be received by the Road Commit
tee of the Board of Chosen Freeholders of
Salem county, on Saturday, September 2Sth,
Salem, N. j., for furnishing from $4,000 to co.
600 bushels of oyster shells.
Bids will specify a price per bushel of 60
pounds free on board at Lower Canal Bridge,
Salem county, Nj.
No steamed shells will be accepted. Shells
VIII be delivered between October LIST and
December LIST, 1912. Each bidder must accom-
pany his bid by a certified check for 5000, pay
able to IL. r. Gray, director, as a guarantee
that il said contract be awarded to him he will
same.
Further particulars may be obtained of W.
Casper, County supervisor, Salem, Nj.
The right to reject any and all bids and to
accept that bid which in the judgment Of said
committee is for the best interest of this
cG sl5o.yt is reserved II I. S6iE sa.f.,r
The Penn's Grove record., 1912-09-27
Many Driven From Home

Every year, in many parts of the coun-
try, thousands are driven from their homes
by coughs and lung diseases. Friends and
business are left behind for other climates,
but this Is costly and not always sure. A
better way-the way of multitudes-is to
use DIR. Kings New Discovery and cure
yourself at home. Stay right there, with
your friends, and take this safe medicine.
Throat and lung troubles find quick relief
add health returns. Its help in coughs,
whooping cough and sore lungs make it a
positive blessings, SOC and $1.O0. Trial
bottle free. Guaranteed by Johnson's
Drug store. adv
The Penn's Grove record., 1912-09-27
Deafness Cannot Be Cured

by local applications, as they cannot
reach the diseased portion of the ear.
Ihere is only one way to cure deafness,
and that is by constitutional remedies.
Deafness is caused by an infamed condi-
chan Tube. When this tube is infiamed
you have a rumbling sound or imperfect
nearing, and when it is entirely closed,
hammation can be taken out and this
tube restored to it's normal condition,
nearing will be destroyed forever; nine
cases out OF ten are caused by Catarrh,
which is. nothing but an nf1amed condi-
ton of the mucous surfaces.
We will give One Hundred Dollars for any case of
Deafness (caused by catarrh) that cannot be cured by
balls Catarrh Cure. Send for circulars, free.
FL. CHENEY, & co, Toledo, Ohio.
Bold by Druggists, 75c.
Take Halls Family Pills for constipation.
The Penn's Grove record., 1912-09-27
The PENIS Grove Record
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 81, 1912.

= The Bull Moose of New York nom
mated Oscar d. Strauss for governor
and speeded him ON his campaign way
by singing their battle hymn: "Onward
Christian Soldier. '-Sunbeam. And
Mr.. Strauss is a Jew who does not be-
lieve in Christianity. They surely made
him a Progressive by giving him a
double start. politically and religiously.
The Penn's Grove record., 1912-09-27
What We Never Foraet

according to science, are the things associ.
ated with our early home life. such as
Bucklen's Arnics salve, that mother or
grandmother used to cure our burns, boils,
scaids, sores, skin eruptions, cuts. sprains
or bruises. Forty years of cures proves its
merit. Unrivaled for piles, corns or cold
sores. Only rs cents at Johnson's Drug
Store, adv
The Penn's Grove record., 1912-09-27
THE COMMONER

the most uncommon paper in America;
edited by Wm. j. Bryan, can be had for
26c from nov until after election. If you
receive a sample copy read it for c%uriosi.
ty like a novel. Send 25c to The RECORD
The Penn's Grove record., 1912-09-27

The card stacking at Armageddon
goes merrily on. Eight Taft electors in
Missouri announce that If elected they
will vote for the third term candidate.
The Penn's Grove record., 1912-09-27

BY applying the common sense test to
R~ooseveltian romance Governor Wilson
manages to keep the country both
amused and thoughtful
The Penn's Grove record., 1912-09-27
What the Bell Does for You

You are situated in a population group of approximately two
and one-half million people of which Philadelphia is the center.
Within a territory of which the farthest point from that city is not
more than eighty miles there are over 216,OO0 Bell Telephones
one to about every eleven persons.
This means a great deal to every Bell Telephone user. To-
day, tomorrow, anytime, the necessity will arise in your daily
social and business intercourse to reach some one in one of these
places instantly. You can do it, and a telephone call to the farthest
point in this territory will not cost more than about fifty cents;
if it is nearer perhaps it vii. only be FIVE, ten or fifteen cents.
In the metropolitan centers, Philadelphia, Pittsburgh and New
York, there are over 10000 Bell Telephones at your call.
The Bell System means even more than this. 1t is a progres-
sve aggregation of Companies giving universal service between
any point within the reach of the telephone voice-that means
across the state or almost across the country. A comprehensive
system reaching 10000 points is at every Bell Telephone Sub
scriber's command.
The DELAWARE Z ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH I TELEPHONE GO.
The Penn's Grove record., 1912-09-27
l1e-
OLIVER
typewriter

This is the typewriter whose high efficiency
has made it the choice of the greatest firms and
corporations. 1t is the simplest of all standard
most versatile. The moving parts work freely
in a solid metal framework, making the ma
chine so strong that the hardest usage has no
effect uDOn if.
The Penn's Grove record., 1912-09-27
Should Be Promoted.

Many voters feel that the choice of
Hughes for United States senator is
not only a logical one, but is funda-
mentally correct. He has served the
people we'll as a representative. He
has given them of his best, and they
have given him an4cnportInity to train
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-03-15
TIL Nomthtasfasere | Weten.

Gaar man lGier "Gccorab Soften,
Ter man life iaa fdn Gan9e Sreoe fra
6onteiteaberne uee / @c'teu % andre
Steber, Tom er babe opmuntrrnbe 90
Iries meS Snteresie al mango. Sen,
iigten meo nisie 2inicr CT at nao
3oneitcnotaaerne / Nortaua % Gait.
CANADA, for ON miiligt NiSie 9inier
flmoe uaa Ell eaer nnNeu Roromnno,
Der pioite ON apbt Somcitcaolanb. Snr
Wontunus pcbtommenoc gnifcr lea al
fan llnoerretnius. ON Oer htnoe iinnes
i9icn aoot Someiteablano, font or BEN
Iaat iroer $50 NcreS. 6omciteaoIoueu.
Set er life Der ment al BRUCE "Secos
rab sToiten"s SpaIter iom @uSbGrcr;
tbi "Secorah Soften" bar nit ia me-
Get oeIpilig til at aubrC Tine SpaIter
for acknowledgements Srcmme oo
andre eooe Sing, iaa ieQ for min Gel
onifer. at man ifriper til mia pripot,
ON Ser er noaen, Der peo ON Sonle-
iteabIaub Oh pil bore iao UcuIia at aipe
mig llnoerretuiua fpruhCu at tn ben til
"SecorabsY oiten"s SpuIter, ion belle
Sioen er fpInt meo 9ooc, prroifuIoe
Sing.
u. q. @reubeu,
@arruan' Minu
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-03-15
sra @pibeu, @aib.

Seq bar eurml life feet noget fra
bette Steo, men bet fommer bel at, at
Der er bare TO norifc Samilier. @oibcn
er ba heller iugeu flor @p. Ser er ct
General Store urep Soitbus, Citation
upen a9ent, no9Ie gannin9sbuie o9 ct
Sotel. ipm BOG in9eu i~tanier /, for Der
brrer DC Heiienbe lin Seng pua 8p9s
gen og ioper / @obspoaue mibt paa
@intereu. @intereu er life ltrena Der,
og BET er bra for ale DC mangfoloige
arbeibSlpie Wruo, inn her banorer omz
firing ua life ueb bpor ben nrite 8rsbs
iforpe ifnI fpmme fra; men til Gaurcu
bIiber oct rel bcbre. Ser runbt @oiben
or Der nofIan gobt 9oub, men Oct tnz
ger meaen 9buamit og iterfc Nrnne til
at rpbbe set, ga Der er Stubber pp til
8 SOB | @iennemIuit, % besubeu boil
bes 2anbet / for bsi Sris at Spetus
Iunter. Ere NiI | git. oeb 2aiprenre
Station er Ser ct nofiaa fort norit
Excitement, bpor her er to airfer og
Reniabeber. Ser er Der fine Sarme
paa bea9e Sioer at 8oofiact Hiper.
@enlia Silien til ale fra en-
Sectiunbois.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-03-15
&pittcrin9

Scattering til Sr9el for Sioens Rcs
ui9beb, Norbfioro: Rasmus 8. GEL
Iesbal So. AnberS $. @ptre So, &uri
q. Stariten (GauiOien) 50, ariitiall
Str. Stariteu So, Sens q. Stariten 50.
Gatel u. Seggeitah s., gnoers 8. Rus
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50, Hasmus Str. anbrrtfe So, Cars ".
Sois (Ssten) 50, Cline 8. Ruri (gtos
b~ertien) So, 8asmus U. 9iietb (Segs
geitab) IS. 8asmi5 an. aabr0ffe SO.
Gabriel 3. 9sten SO, gnne SIR. Sas
brGtie SO. Gnoers g. Strano SO, Ses
Der u. RutIebuit SO, anoers SIN. Gas
br9tte SO, 8asn;u5 =. aoamms SO,
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pen So, 2asie aubrGtte SO. 8rite $.
Stariten (SIien) 81, anoreas ". Sen,
mes so, Rerriae s. gtlri (Sanre) 81.
Snsebor 81. 2pieu 81. Smut 3. Sunoe
50, gnbreas 8. Sunbe so. Smut q.
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snSers q. Ssialmen ST. Sobannes ].
Sunbe SOC. 9eoer !. Sunbe soc. ane
oers 4. Sunoe SOC. SiIiam. S173.50.
@oee Sambssoinaer! Sc er beroeH
unberretiet ON, az Reueene or hien,
ienot % inpihiot / scrsens arsbitbaui
paa Hente og opereraget til Gloeus
WenigbeS meb 5iIipH at Raitor R.
gubenes. iom tatter cher paa CIoens
9egne | ~peIpaIste Orb.
CT Orb til ale be andre fra Chen,
iom enpnu lite bar inoieuot fine gis
erae: San on sIemme samIe Rorge2
San on sIemme Din S~coebpss? aan
nr aIemme bin air.e. huor bu bIep oebi
OF toniirmerei. os bpor ou iaa mangen
en- Song bpsaeos Dig ri for al saa %
bore 5errens Srbl Seq peb. bu fan
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-03-15
Sra sprinapiac, Mcaen5ie Co., y. =,

Seq bill ifripe Iibt i "9ecorabsY os
item" for at uuberrette norife SoIt ON,
at Der enbnm er mango sooe Somes
Iteabs at faa Der. SEQ Dor Is Wil /
SDbueit ira Shafer. / Sotpnibip las.
8ange 80. &iQistpn q. Sat, er por
nGrmeite SerlrbauebD. Yfan fontmer
bib peb at fisre mee "tbe Rail Staee"
ira 8iqistou, og fra Sdafer eaar Der
bper Sirsbag, Sorsba9 o9 2erbag Wibs
bag Ell Wall Sta9e" til Springpile,
Iom er bort nGrrneite Sanbelsiteo. Ser
fra er bet 10 Mi1 til nit Soneiteab.
2aubet her er mere eler miliore rulz
lenbc, meb GOD bpb Sorbbunb, og Der
fiubes naturIiee 8anbtiIber (Spriugs)
Ser er NOT al frit ail % Seb / iamrne
Sofpn'btp. &limatet er efter min Ytes
ming, iaa gobt iom Oct fiubes Der / 9aus
Bet. og icg bar uantet blot omtring.
Set bar ~oiitnof pGret foIbt en- SID /
Sinter, men ie9 bar life hsrt nogen Der
bar liot 9Isb at ben @runb. @utter OF
bigger er piitupt. peItomne. men ieg
ItuIbe BELT lite at Ie Snmiliefolf fomz
me berub, iaa pi hurti9ere funbe fad Ell
StoIe i9ang. @enlisit
Sbeobpre @olaen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-03-15
Ara @anpma, Srcgpu.

! "Secorabs9 oiten" al 20oe Sc
bruar 1912 fer iee ct Srep fra Ole
Siuelano ON, at 9arnle Siari Dtoaeu
/ Siun. Selemarteu, Horae. er oso.
See er ieIp SinuSeI p9 tienrer per-
ionIig samIe Sigri Wosen Tom en- me
get itrnpiom % goo auinoe. Soa er
pa after en- al oisie 9ooe 9umle airue
Yericnliebeoer saaet bort. Spor lna
berIigt tort % tomt Nunmtet er eftcr
oisie garule gipoe WPrno on apinocr,
Der bar lepet / pore Sielobp9ber /
Aorae % al bpiIte Ser Ill enbper Sib
innes at blue fGrre % frrre. : De
faa Nar je9 bar prret Der | Imertfa,
nemli9 iiben 1908, CT Innbciia mango
al bore 9dmIe og girpe Wrno % aotns
Der gaaet til lin itbite 8pile herhicms
me g'orge, perai mango | Stnn. Otter
buao ie9 i~oritaar AZ Srepe % 8lnoe, er
Der | Sinn %ioregaaet itore Sormlorinz
ger, pg ba iipr paa SuoIturiens Sms
raabe. Sisie itore Soretagenbers grls
Der % 9ras oil bel foritprre bore
gnmIe 9roProige Sulorefplt, Better,
custer % 5roIb, Der | Suiinoer al Nar
bar bapt tit 8ulbpalaoS | Selemarten5
SielDe. Set n9ite SpergsInnal er:
&por lrnge bill iaa bisIe mGgtise 6icIs
De tunne mooItaa NltibenS S~naeniers
limit oe mpoerne Iaitiner for be biz
Der ifubt Ieuber % iammen, % Suls
berfoltenes 8uIppalaos tagct / 9eiibs
Belle at De altib umrttelige @eune1ter.
Ii bar berpda ct Ilaneube 0epi5 / Den
temmeli9 blot betienbte "NiutanfoS"
Der eiennem Sonerne al iii pGlbiac
BUILDER pg 9rag. efter gamle 5tnnbez
Iers llhIa9n, funbe uarile ON &eirfors
anbringer, % ba iirr Itp99e Storme.
9enne bGIbi9c buISrenbe airmpe er
~frataget lin furoums Ma9t % @rIoc
os faar M int gjsre NSprte iom Cir
beib5fnr, men SGre bare Dem, Der lagoe
SRIeteict paa ben Garer, iom iad
mango Here li9nenbe | Norgcs 3unb,
Der | tlliroer af Nar bar buIoret og
ifrpbt, men ingen Hptte siort. ON Sc,
Sr. Ole 2ileIaub, ier biSie 2inier, Iad
er Sc paa Oct penlieite billet fra mig,
iom Sc formobentlia fienber. Seq er
nemlig ben / Sinn for lin Saatbipning
pna Sto 9nnite bel befienbte Stoutagcr
Nniten Taien5 Glbite Ssu, og ie9 bteu
ielp Tom Stomager / mango &ar, til
jee iii Imerifafeberen / 1908 % nos
panbrebe.
SfuIbe barre meget i%nteresiant at
fau ct @rep fra Gem. Wr. 2ilelanh.
Nin gemertning ON anrerita bill |
8ortbeo bIipe: Seq an8rer lite paa, al
iea reiite til Nmerifa, men man unbz
gaar life @erbens @ienporoigbeber Der
heller.
Saa er uQe Sinbeler, Der lGIer bisie
2iujer. paa BET penIiaite billet, Iigeiaa
"9ecorabs Yoiteu"s 8ebattsr % Serios
male.
Shore q. gaffe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-03-15
ct XanOimaefono.

Sea lGicr | "9ecorah Soften" for
ifieai9e pohc StumpCr fra TebIcmmer al
S~auoingsla9et. 2ette CT ieg megeu Sai
itplbig for. It 3e nabner gIabsts
SpaIter for bisie Ting or iii meeen
Spnuntring for SagetS Srempert %
SripieI, 9erfor ionmer iea ogiau meS
Segirr ON Rum for nooIe 2iuier /
iantmeS Snteresie. On ieg life buffer
fell. ina bIep Der a Rsoet | rim,
nenpolis forrige Nor beiluttet. at 9as
oct itlloe eiter gbne og SierteIde ltette
Sonosioeen paa bebite Waaoe til 1914
Settle bar lda biot mig betienSt pGret
tiIitemt al ale DC andre 9ngoeIas paa
en- oirette eler inbirette Wdooe. Com
III bel alle 2Giere al "Iecorabs Yoiten"
bar feet, ica er Der fremtnnumet CT Sors
flag al z. 8. @iefle, 6erreio. z. 8.
iii ale Sartinaer / og ubeupm Saget
at idmle 1rnge til et Sonb iii SiGlp
for Sen iattiae NrbeiostluSie, iau at DC
tlnce iaa tjebe ct Stntte opro o9
bragg iig ct Siem paa. "a Sorilagss
itilcren nnbeialer Snaen til uioerc
Srsitelie / Yresieu. iaa bGre bet mia
paiau filnot at fremboloe noaIe Sars
fer / beme auleeniue. Com bel De
aleriIcite af os bar feet / apiierne. iaa
bar mango al De iprliieuiae 8pgoer l
g%iooerIauoet nnnr &c iiuloe foretage
noeeu iGrifiIt @etoitnina | Ell eIer an
nen &etniug benpeubt fig til line uos
ponhrehe Ssurer og 9stre meo SegiGr
ON en- liben Misunderstanding til 6remme
al iit Torebupenoe. Glbrig bar DC bebcr
ioraiupes, men FRA Snno bar ieg nlorig
ieet noget Sprdnb ON ftogen SiGlp l
ida Senieenoe ira gngoens uSuauoreoe
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Sdusbeb? adubGnoe. ar De bar paa
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peulia SiIien iii ale @enner % ges
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