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THE TREY O'HEARTS
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calculated with candid fervor. loung-
ing sracelessly In the doorway.
There's many . true word spoken In
wrath. Mr.. Marrophat. Father forgot
only one thing-your mastery way
with revolver. From what I've seen
Of that, this day. I'll 20 bail that the
only safe place for . man you pull .
gun on b right In front Of the mussle.
There's something downright uncanny
In the way you can hit anything but
what you aim Att"
Judith" exclaimed the invalid.
Where did you drop fromi''
From that freight" Judith "a.
planned carslsssly. neslscting 70 sluca-
date the exact fashion Of her drop. Il
Judged you'd be along presently. and
thought I'd like to learn the news.
Well-what luckf"
Her father shrugged with his one
movable shoulder. Mr.. Marrophat
grunted Indignantly. The others shut
ned uneasily and looked all ways but
one-at the girl in mans clothing.
'None?" Judith interpreted You
don't mean to tell me that af'st had
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Get butter cartons at the New Era
ONCE. They keep butter fresh and
clean
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mo! Is that sol Seneca Trine. the
railroad kingf sure's you're born
you're him: I've seen your picture
In the papers dosen times. Well.
now. 1t looks like I'd drawn . full
house to this pair of deuces. don't III
You ought TO b. able to pay something
handsome"
I'M pay you TAR more handsomely
than you dream Of II youn do ~
wish" Trine interrupted quickly. do
me the service wish-and name
your price: whatever 1t Il. you shah
have it!s
Nothing could be fairer,n thati"
the two-gun man admitted suspicious
~. But what's the number Of this
here service-like you call itf'
Listen to me-" Trine bent his head
forward and jabbed the air with an
emphatic forennser. whats the life
Of q man worth in this neck Of the
woodsf"
How much you eeef" a
T1l pay you - thousand dollars
for the life Of the man will name"
The eyes Of the bandit narrowed.
"Hold on. my friend: is that what you
~ nv own nricef"
n" eaft rrine.
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Crowley News Notes

Mr.. and Mrs. J. W. Vaniman enter
tatned number OF young people at
their home 10 Crowley. Wednesday
evening. The evening was spent iu
preparing decorations for the Christ
mas entertain ment TO be given at the
Crowley school house Thursday Dec
ember "a.
Professor G. W. Richardson former
ly Of Ord way, has moved to Crowley
where he has accepted position 10
the school there teaching music and
peumanship. He has also started .
private class 10 music and has several
pupils.
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FANCY caps. Of many kinds. are
! among the gifts that may be relied
upon to please those who receive
them. This year they are shown made
for the dancing party. for theater wear.
for skating. and. in greater numbers
still. for breakfast and bedroom wear.
They employ q great variety Of mate!
rials, the choice depending upon the
purpose that the cap is to serve.
A pretty evening cap. shown in the
picture. 10 made Of silk and bound
with silver braid. A fan Of silver
Gauxe at the side IL an unusual orna-
ment. poised like butterfly near the
face Of the wearer. where two tassels
of silver tinsel are suspended. Such .
headdress need not be removed at the
theater or dance and adds q charming
touch Of brilliance to the dress.
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CHAPTER xxxvI,.
FIrsplay.

FIroplay.
Contented with the promise Of .
thousand dollars advance on his con-
tract. providing he returned with
horses within stipulated time. Mr..
Hopi James Slade drifted quistly away
Into the desert night
Well content, persuaded that the
morrow's sun would never set upon .
world tsnanted by one Alan Law. that
monomaniac, Seneca Trine. forgot his
recent Ill temper and set himself diplo-
matfcaliy to adjust the differences b.
tween his daughter. Judith, and his
first lieutenant, MarrophAt-
It was NO facile task: Narrophat
could not be trusted TO work with .
single mind because Of his infatua&ion
for Judith; Judith could no more be
trusted faithfully to serve out her vow
tn bring Alan LAW to hsr. fAther,s fest.
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Beet Acreage is To
Be Greatly Increased

There Is every Indication Of larger
acreaRe Of sugar bee's next season, In
all probability II will be larger than
forseveral years. Part OF this increas.
ed acreage will be of choice for the
crop and some because Of the necessI.
ty Of rotation. Some land which has
been In alfalfa for several years will
be plowed and planted to beets. It
would seem, however, that because Of
the necessity to rotate crops there
would be an equivalent acreage which
has been in beets Of late which would
be aown TO alfalfa and thus Offset the
land goiug TO beets. but because Of
the present price Of hay and the ont.
look for next year hay is mt appeal-
Ing 90 strongly 70 the growers Some
who have grown cautaloupes 70 Z
lsrRe extent. too. Will cut their can't.
aloupe acreage down and grow Z mora
diversified lot ri crops.
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Well Located

The Ordwsy hotel 10 we'll iecated
and most convenient stopping place.
The treatment Ia most courteous.
Board at the Ordway Hotel.
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llive or dead. because-O cruel irony
Of Fatel-she herself had fallen In
love with that same man whose death
she had pledged herself to compass.
Only when. a. now. half mad with
jealousy. determined to see Alan dead
rather than yield him to the woman
he loved, her sister. might Judith be
counted upon to serve her father In
his lust for vengeance as he would be
served-and even SO not without Mar
rophat at her elbow to egg her ON
through her resentment Of his surveil-
lance. Neither could be trusted. In
deed. to work alone to the desired con-
summation; for Trine had secret rea-
son to fear lest Marrophat might.
given opportunity. connive at Alan's
escape in order that he might marry
Rose and 20 throw Judith back into
his. Marrophat's, arms.
Poor, deluded fooli 500,
Such was the private comment of
Marrophat's master.
For all that, 1t was the man and not
his daughter, whom Trine designated
to lead the expedition, cunningly
counting on Judith's chagrin to work
upon her passions and excite her to
one last. mad. blind attempt that
should prove successful.
Smiling his secret smile. Trine an
nounced his decision at the last mo-
ment, while Hopi Jim waited with his
horses and an assistant-one Texas
for whose utter innocence Of scruplss
Mr.. Glade unhesitatingly vouched.
Sullenly submissive. At least In out
ward seeming, Judith bowed to this Dc.
cision. marched out Of the car and
suffered Marrophat to help her mount
her horse.
Now, deliberately. u. the little cayal-
cade rode through the moonlit desert
night the siri maneuvered her horse
TO the side Of Hopi Jim. and thsn
dropped back. permitting Marrophat
to lead the way with Texas.
Az deliberately she Get herself to
work upon the bandits susceptibility
to her charms.
Within an hour she had him ready
to do anything to win her smile.
In that first rush OF golden day .
thwart the land. the party came quietly
into the town Of Mesa. riding slowly in
order that the noise of their approach
might not warn the fugitives. who
Hopi asserted confidently would still
be sound asleep in the accommoda-
uons offered BY the town's one hotel.
It was to be termed town only In
courtesy, this Mesa: struggling
street Of shacks. .ramshackle relics Of
what had once been promising COM
munity, the halfway station between
the railroad and the mining camps
secretsd in the Businesses Of the Paint
Cd hills camps now abandoned. their
very names almost faded out Of the
memory Of mankind.
Midway in this string Of edihces the
hotel stood rough. unpainted. wood
| en- sdince. mainly veranda and bar.
room ~ to its lower ioor.
Jeslously Judith watched the win
dows Of the second floor: and shs
alone Of fhe four Aetectad The faca thai
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.,nd on account" said
ne iset and paper saying you'll
pay me nineteen thousand more In ex-
change for II and one dead man. prop
erly identified ~ the one you want
signed by you-and your mans ~
good - dead this minute. providing
he's In riding distance Of this here
car"
Trine waved his hand at his secre-
tary. Jimmy. md thousand dollars
for this gentleman. Make out the
paper he indicates for the balance.
and IN sign it,
"Ain't you powerful trustful. Mr..
Trinef How do you know I'll do any
thing more'n pocket that thousand and
fade delicately away
my daughter and this gentleman,
Mr.. Marrophst. will accompany you"
"oh. that's the way Of II. IL III"
"Namef" interjected the secretary.
writing busily with the top Of his At
tache case for q desk.
"Slade," said the bandit, James
Slade.- Again Trine punctured the At
mosphere with his index finger. "The
man whose life l want u named Alan
Law. He 10 running away with my
daughter. Rose. accompanied BY per.
son named Barcus. disguised - . Pull
man porter"
-The three Of them having recent
escaped from train wreck up yonder
ON the trestlef" Hopi Jim interpossd.
you've met them r. Judith demand.
Cd. whirling round.
About an hour ago, or maybe IN
hour and-a half" Hopi Jim replied. =
good ways down the road. They
(, stopped and asst where they could get
put mp fer the night. ] kindly directed
them on to Mesa. down in the Painted
hills yonder.'
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NO ALUM il
DR.PRIceE8 g
RlAEINC POWDER
improvements Noted

Rapid strides toward development
have been made NJ Crowley. the nsw
station on the Missouri Pacific,
between Olney Springs and Ordway.
10 the past year or 90. What WAS .
barren tract a.short time ago Is now .
promising young town, With . cam
log factory. school building. church,
general store. pool hall, garage and .
number Of houses. II you haven't
been over that way recently. you will
hardly recognize II on the occasion Of
your next visit.-Fowler Tribune.
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4 MOTHER pretty gift made OF
~ plain ribbon 10 pictured In the
pair Of boudolr slippers. These are
mAds In all sises and coIors and are
Appropriate fpr al the feminine mem
bsrs Of the family from grandma down
10 the baby. Ribbon about two and
cns-hals inches vide u nssded 70 make
them. II y sswed to insolss of leather
with sidsrdown On one sid4 Tor quilted
satin). Thess soles are bought ready
made and cost vegy little.
IN sewing the fibbon 70 the soles Il
- fullsd slightly across the tos and
Joined in . fsllsd seam IN the back.
Above the heal Il b gathered On an
elastic cord to hold the slipper in
place. 4 little fallness Il gathered In
at the toe vAsrs thfes small fossttsa
provide nnishing touch.
Buy your NIGGERHEAD Coal oi
English 20.
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taksn all that trouble cast tho ca
boose loose In the middle Of that
trestls at the risk Of ny lifs-you
didn't have the nerve TO 90 through
With the businsssl"
I'VE went through with It all right"
replied Marrophat defensively; hut
~ usual they were too quick for M.
They Jumped out and dropped on the
trsstlS before our engine hit the ca
bose. We smashed that to kindling
wood-but they got away just in time
to miss the crash. And by the time
We had stopped and calmed down the
engineer-well. It was dark and no
way Of telling which way they had
run"
/. The girl started to speak, but merely
dropped limp hands at her sides and
rolled her eyes helplessly.
I'VE do our best" Aarrophat OBJ
served. "We can't be blamed II
something - somehow - always hap
pens to tip the others OF"
The girl swung to face him with
blazing eyes. "Just what does that
meanf" she demanded in . dangerous
voice.
Marrophat lifted his shoulders.
"Nothing-much." he allowed. II am
only thinking how strange 1t y that
Mr.. Law can't be caught by any sort
OF stratagem-when you are On the Job.
Miss Judith"
The girls hands were clenched into
lists, white knuckles showing through
the hesh. "You contemptible puppyi"
she snapped.
But on this her voice failed; for her
tyes travelled past the person OF Mr..
Marrophat TO the doorway Of the draw
Ing room and found It framing ,
stranger.
Excuse me. friends" he offered IN
| . lazy. ..semi-humorous drawl. 1T pains
mo considerable to butt In on this
happy family gathering. but business
IL business. same ~ usual. and / got
to ast you-all to please put up your
handsi"
what do you want'" the invalid de-
manded.
"why.- drawled the bandit. nothing
in particular-only your cash. Shell
out, II you pleass-gents all and the
lady. too" He ran an appreciativs
glance down the figure which Judith's
disguise revealed rather than con.
aAalad. ''If vou'll pardon my talEin'
notice." he amended. "Perhaps
Il wouldn't II the lady's clothes didn't ni
her 70 ALFRED Quicki"
Keep . civil tongue in your head
my mani" Judith counseled. without
any show Of fear.
At the same time her fathers voic>
brought her 70 her senses
sJudithi Bs quiet Let me dee
with this gentleman. am sure VI
can come 70 some arrangement"
~You bet your life" asreed the gen
tlsman ~ the giri mutinously steppet
back. II know what want. and you
an know you got II: % the name o
~ saia arranssmsnt u Just 'shsl
| ent.,"
zone minute" the invalid inter
poesA. ~Doat misunderstand me:
guasantss yca shall b amply satia
NED. I give you my word-the wor'
of Seneca Trina."
ne sxM q ths bandit xidsast
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Beet Seed Received

Sugar City-The National Sugar
Manufacturing %. has received thres
car loads Of seed from Germany. the
first Of the seed bought BY Francis K.
Carey. president OF the company, WIN
recently returned from Europe. He
purchased . supply which will supply
the gr,werS f,r two or three yesrs.
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Adds Another Store

J. B Bysrs, Interested 10 dry goods
stores in La Junta, Rocky Ford, Holly.
Lamar and Ordway, has purchased a
half interest in q clothing store 10
Dodge Ciiy, Kans. His partner 10
the new venture 10 Chas. incl Of
Dodge City.-La Juuta Democrat.
Mr.. Byars is member of the fsm
Of Byars and Strickland OF Ordway.
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Buy your NIeeERHEAD Coal Of
EnRlish 90.
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National Finishes
Slicing Sugar Beets

The National Sugar Manufacturing
company finished slicIng beets early
last Sunday morning. and within ten
days from that time will have cleaned
up the manufacture Of sugar for this
season. The work was noisbed this
year about the same time - last, and
everything will be cleaned up By the
arst Of The year.
OF the acreage this seasOn the com
pany itself had l.l0o and ma1s 10 av-
sfass Of l2 tons 70 the acre. o. laooo
tons OF beetA. The sugar content was
quite high 10 these beets tunning 1s1
With . purity OF IS per cent.
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1914-09-17
LOCAL NEWS

Social Dance at Princess Theatre Saturday
night.
Board and rooms; call at the Dan1eIs
house.
A 1000 bnshel grain bin for sale
cheap. Chambers.
For a long or short time farm loan
see LYMAN Barnes. ozCl
A choice lot of kitchen furniture
for sale. Inquire at this otllc. tfl9
BID. Phillips is at Salt Lake C1oy
for a few days attending to business
I have buyer for 5000 acres good
farm land. Must be III one body.
Talk to Kramer.
Mr.. Bloom was here the first OF
the week visiting old friends ana
looking after business interests.
School will begin in the Honld DIS
trict September 81, with MISS Liza
Harris as teacher. Mrs. Archie Hould,
clerk.
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1914-09-17
Observation-Disclosures

This week we publish the announce
ment of Miss McGregor. democratic
candidate for superintendent OF
schools. Miss McGregor has numer-
Gus friends i'm this part of the conn-
try who wish her success and who
look upon her candidacy with favor.
Hon. Fletcher Maddox, republican
candidate for congress was in the
city over Sunday. Mr.. Maddox is
making tour of the state in the in
terest of his candidacy and is meeting
with fattering success in every local.
ity. He is one of the best known
men i'm the state and has reputation
of being one of the best lawyers in
the west.
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Don't miss seeing The
Million Dollar Mystery.
every Thursday night at the
Orpheum.

A. l.. Burton, field agent for the
Montana Childrens' Home Society,
is in town this week looking after
the work of the society. This IS a
great work and one in which every
citizen of the state should take an
interest.
In the future there will be no gram
of amy kind let out from the st. ALI
thony & Dakota Elevator without
the cash accompanies the order. We
do not wish to work a hardship on
anyone, but in order to protect our
selves we find this necessary.
CHAs. CHRISTIE, Agent.
FARM FOR RENT wish to rent
nv farm of three half sections. On
one place there is 1876 acres under
cultivation. on another, 100 acres.
and on the third there is about so
acres in crop. Will rent it all to-
gether or by the half section. l also
have horses, cattle, machinery, and
some oat hay for sale.
tf2O Gordon Barker.
The Henningson Creamery 20.
of Great Falls have written us three
times for advertising rates and on
two different occasions they have
sent us the copy for an adver-
tisement they wish inserted in the
Enterprise. We have turned the
proposition down each time and will
continue to do so in the future. When
creamery at Great Falls or any Other
town, for that matter, where there ii
long haul, there is something Wro nl
when they can pay anywhere near az
much as the local creamery. The
centralizers as they call themselves
are very liable to fall down on grade
or weight. The best policy we know
of is to patronize home industry.
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1914-09-17

Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Robinson are
the proud parents of Il little son born
to them Monday morning.
The Harris baby at Glasgow won
the fifty dollars in gold donated by
DR.. Clay Of this city ut the Valley
county fair.
25-hp. steam engine, practica ly
new, run As days; six bottom plows.
For sale cheap, or will exchange for
live stock. Kramer.
IL. NJ. kirton moved Tuesday to
his new home in the south part of
town. Mr.. and Mrs. Kirton have
one of the pretty homes of Malta.
DR.. BlankenAorn and Allin Arnot
were passengers to Glasgow last night
where they have gone to bring up the
doctors new car. 1t is one of the 1915
Buicks..
Mrs. Sarah Blankenhorn and daugh-
ter, who have been here visiting the
Doctor for some time, will leave to-
morrow for several days visit with
friends in Butte and Helena.
HORSES FOR SALE-25 mares. colts
and ge]dings for sale at a bargain, if
taken at once. They are All excep-
tionally good bunch and must be sold
for cash. Inquire at this Office. 1m2C
Mr.. Byrdahl, of Saco, brother OF
the young man who was recer tly
killed in the wind storm by having q
shack blown OH him, was in town
yesterday attending to some business
matters.
Clyde Aiken and family. Mrs.
Armstrong, Miss Lucy Mulligan and
VIM. Goggen, have just returned from
Gull Lake, Sask., where they visit {
Mrs. Ed Dyer. They made the trip
in an auto.
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1914-09-17

Shoot "Shoot I'm High" shells.
They get all the ducks. Chambers.
Mrs. Lydick is in from sWhitcomb
for few days visit with friends.
Chal ~Whitcomb was in the city
the first of the week attending to
business.
Kramer has buyers for twenty
good ACCOMPLISHMENTS. See HIM III
the First State Bank building. 3W1s.
Harry Otterson was down the first
of the week from Canada renewing
acquaintance and attending to bus1-
ness for the Bloom Cattle Co.
From all appearances the Moore
Telephone Co. is intending to Go
something, as there are four drums OF
cable at the depot for them.
Rev. G. L. Slime has accepted an
invitation to preach at the First
Methodist church next Sunday even
ing. Cordial welcome to all.
LosT-A second-ha horse collar.
Last seen near fence at side of the
Cavanaugh house on 18th ave. Finder
leave with P. Wieslman. 2W2l~
We have for sale cheap one organ
and one sewing machine. Both as
good as new. Call at our warehouse
and see them. Malta Mercantile Co.
The county division committee had
a meeting last night and tomorrow
morning the petitions will be circu'
lated through the new. proposed
county.
Have a good house and lot in Doc
son that I will sell cheap or trade fol
live stock. Cash or installmpnt plan
See Kramer in First State bal
building.
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10000 given for the best
solution of The Million DOL
lar Mystery. See the picture
every Thursday night at the
Orpheum. ..

Lark Wilson and Miss Zoenel Cop
pie were united in marriage at the
Methodist parsonage yesterday after
noon, Rev. Cookingham officiating.
The young couple both have claims
northeast of town and the former
has lived here for the past four years.
The bride is from Kansas, having
come to this country last spring. They
have numerous friends both here and
in the country where they live and
all join in wishing them the best OF
success in their welded life.
At special meeting held last even
ing the council agreed to give r. j..
Moore Of Glasgow, a 20-year electric
light franchise. The question will be
put to the vote of the people at a
special election to be held on Satur.
day, October 8. If the people express
their approval at the polls, Mr.. Moore
states that he will get busy at once
and push the plant to completion AS
quickly as possible, and hopes tC
have things running in short time
Harlem News.
Governor S. V. Stewart today is
sued a proclamation setting apar
October as day of prayer fol
peace in Europe in conformity will
the action of President Wilson. The
people of Montana are besought t.
assemble at their chosen places OF
worship upon that day to offer III
prayers to the end that "The terribl,
carnage may be made to cease" and
to invoke the blessings Of Diety
"upon every movement tending tt
the restoration of peace that shall
abide through all time in all til,
i world"
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1914-09-17

FoUND-A purse containing some
money and check. Call at this
office.
B. II. Koke disposed of his Stude-
baker automobile this week to the
Reynolds boys.
Clarence Brockway was among
those from here who took i'm the fair
at Chinook yesterday.
DR.. Smith and Max Houser were up
from Glasgow the first of the week
enjoying hunt OH Bowdoin.
OFT Casady returned the latter
part of last week from several days
business trip through North Dakota.
Rev. A. Jordan of Chinook, will
hold services at Bruins hall on Sum
day September ~, at 200 o'clock pm.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Ebaugh are the
happy parents of little daughter
that came to gladden. their home Sum
day morning.
Mrs. Quinn, who has been at the
Malta hospital for some time is fully
recovered and will return to her home
in a few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. a. G. Wing, of Har-
lem, are the parents of a little dangh-
ter born to them at the Malta hos
pital yesterday.
E. r. Scheppleman left Monday
night OIL a vacation to New York and
expects to be gone several weeks talk
ing in the sights of the east.
A heavy rain visited this section
Saturday and Sunday and will be the
making of the winter wheat crop and
a great help to fall blowing.
There will be dance given at
Bruins hall, south bench, on Saturday
night, September 10. A good time is
promised, and rybody is invited.
Attorneys Tressler & Klrton we re
at Havre greater part of last week
trying a contest case before the Reg
lister and Receiver of the land office
of that city.
Look! Look! this is one of the best
snaps in Valley county. The George
Forbes ranch 81 miles south of Malta
only 81, 500. Talk to Kramer the land
man for terms.
DO you want scrip land? I can get
you approved scrip for unsurveyed
lands III denominations of 40 acres OF
more, Also the soldiers additional
and approved forest reserve. See
Kramer in First State Bank Building
Malta, Montana.
John Parsons departed the latter
part of last week for Zortman and in
a letter from him Monday it stated
he had his paper we'll under way and
would likely get out an issue this
week. Mrs. Parsons Joined him there
yesterday. We wish them success.
Miss Sims, republican candidate
for county superintendent of schools
is in the city this week looking after
a number of rural schools. Miss Sims
has made great record III her schoo
work in Valley county and will nt
doubt be elected for the coming tw.
years.
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