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The Washington times., 1914-04-05
Why Suffer With Your Eyss7


II you have blurring, dizziness, neu-
raglia. headache. spots floating be-
fore the eyes, winkfng. cataract. burn
ing, and smarting Of the eyes, various
nervous and brain affections, entail
Ing not only positive injury to the
sight. but untold misery. call imme-
diately.
They are monitors telling you Of
approaching danger and admonishing g
you to consult an eyesight specialist
at once. You evidently are needing
glasses or the ones you have are un-
suitable to your eyes.
MY examinations are authoritative
and my prescription glasses are in
dorsed by over 5000 Washington
people
BELOW ARE A FEW INDOKsE-
MENTs:
From q well-known Attorney,
MR.. HERBERT MAAS,
1880 18th st. N. W., says:
My wife and have been, for a long
aches. and at the advice of our physi-
clan. consulted Ralph Martin Samuel
to determine whether or not the cause
thereof might not lie in the eyes.
After making a thorough examina-
ton, he expressed the opinion that in
both of our cases the trouble lay with
the eyes. and fitted US with glasses.
II gives me great pleasure to say
that since the time we have begun
wearing these glasses the headaches
have entirely disappeared.
Ralph Martin Samuel in our opin-
ion, is thoroughly capable and conf
petent eyesight specialist and We
are pleased to give him this unso-
lighted testimonial.
MRS. CHARLES NELBACH.
120 Il 81. y. f., sayss
Before I came to Ralph Martin Sam
ueI to be fitted for glasses my eyes
Were in bad state. I had to sit in a
dark room with my eyes closed. and
my nerves were in fearful condition.
But since J have been wearing his
prescription glasses my eyes and
nerves have improved wonderfully. 1
certainly appreciate and highly rec
ommend him to those who require
the services of an expert eyesight
specialist.
The Merchant Prince of WashinEton,
MR.. A. LISNER-
PaIais Royal. nays;
Ralph Martin Samuel has demon
strated his ability as an expert His
glasses proved satisfactory beyond
the ordinary.
I make NO charge for consultation
Glasses furnished from s1.0O and up.
SAMUEL
EYESIGHT SPECIALIST
1909 G. street N. w.
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IT you attempted to answer that
question you would Immediately real
ize the enormous value of your eyes.
them and spend as much thought on
them as you do on your other valu-
ables?
At study, at leisure. and at play
every member of the family need
have his or her eyes in perfect con-
dition-they are the faithful windows
which keep the brain in touch with
the world-without them we would
all be in pitiful plight.
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Prevents Grip-Cures Grin

LAXATIVE BRoMo QUININE removes the
osuee. There is only one "BROMO QUININf. -
IIsch for signature Of II. W. GROVE &c
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Flowers For Easter.

pl,ce vour orders early for cut flowers
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Advt.
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CREEL HERE TO OPEN
ANTtV|CE CRUSADE
Denver Reformer Discusses
Social Evils Frankly and
Methods of Combat.

tContinued from First Page
re business of these houses could
Saye been construed as an actual
physical needs Of men,"
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TIDE TABLE.
High tide 3:C7 a. m. and S:SS p. m
Low tide w s:37 a. m. and lO:25 p III
SUN TABLE.
Sun rises 5:H Sun sets........ SD
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Assembled 5000 Citizens.

7 could not have asked better
SeDitsl for the commission govern
Aent to which these men were
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-07-23
BEN ". bAGGETT
SECOND Candidate fur Constable.
Precinct Ne. I.

Mr basgel Was born 200 ih' state
"i "e"rkia ana came io lh' fah''N
We OF i'Aa' w '''. '"''''"t ''
Nmarillo. l'Aa'. ana h'. l''d .h
Ahaflllo continuously since 'h'' d'..
Ailet nav lns reached '.' 'f' q"
U''' i'""a Mt h'-k''' '".'''N '
.'i'''" 81 me o'''' J. ''".'N'' = 'N'
laNh tU NtiNAilIiuI Nf NI|| NIiNf H. .
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-07-23
VEALE OUTLINES THE
QUALITIES Of JUDGES
Names Honesty aud says should
Not BE- Airaid "a Enforce
Law - Found

TO the Ciuleu. and Voters of Pot.
ter County. and the iIth Judicial
District
NOV that the campaign Tor the i'm
portant office of District Judge IS
drawing % close. ! can huf repeat
here. what { have frequently said
To- other places that the aspirant
tor this office should possess TO %
satisfactory degree AZ least three
fundamental qualifications
First he should be- 400 hone [
man
Second BE should boz qualified 90
perform the duties OF the position.
and
Third he .h0uld Doc o man 0f -u.-
ncient courage 20 administer the lew
as be- finds 10 written. irre poc'.ys
OF who Is involved. OF what Interest
are being effected. 1r what hi. per
-0ual convictions and opinions may
be-
have lived in thi. ciIy for more
than twenty years my position on
lll UUe 'ious. affecting the moral
and material we'll being OF its cite
leuship De- well known n4 ability
as % lawyer 's reflected in the print
cd reports and statutes OF this State
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-07-23
Win The ~ick.

Joe Ncuable. OF 1Ol Buchanan
street Who has been taking treat
W'ut at uallah. was brought home
tuesday afternoon
Rove tohh came up from claude
yesterday Tor medical treatment
Nr g. ~ bradford came up from
Iu.a yesterday for surgical treat
Weaf
Mr = W Co0trcll ia reported
quite -i,k az her home a. .ut north
Lincoln street
Mrs A. &. Convcll of nos john
ou 'rc"t ls critica.y 800 with orou
tul.
Nf lul Mr. Walker who o.. .Ie
usHf ml'r. -outheast of tHr c.t.
Came u Dat evening with their
",nt old daughter which sea. n a.
rru. condition with uhUupIuF
.H.aN
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-07-23
PANHANDLE DISTRICT
MEDICAL SOCIETY CLOSES
Memphis Next Meeting Place. Dis.
eussions Compliment 10 Med.
cal Fraternity

The Panhandle District Medical So.
cIety closed a two days session 90
this city late yesterday afternoon
DIR Ogden OF Electra presided ~
The forenoon yesterday and Dr T. a.
snyder oi Canadian acted as score.
isry.
Memphis was chosen as fh, meeting
place al the mid-Wiuicf session which
WI convene some time Doe January
The first paper NJ the morning Vas
read by DR. 4 il Lindsey oi Plain
ticw on Babies the Most Neglected
Thing in the World The discussion
which followed vas lcd by q D. Don
nell % Mclean
Dr. : = Vineyard of mrI'..
read a paper op CONCERNING fh, le.
animation for a Daguol, Dr 49,
d Patton also oi rt''Y. opened
the discussion on ihc samr
he closing subject Df fh, maruut
was \cutc Arficu'ar Kluuau ="
pf e. J. Wilson oft Memphis read
paper on the subject and Dr. 81
ballcw Di Ncmphi, Icd ih. discussion
~ the close Of the morning session.
ihc physicians and their wives. .u.lul
INK the visiting lad.c. dmrI H th,
Harvey House where covers Htf.
laid ior iorty-iour
NJ The closing session ah.H ..u.
,cncd a. the city hail shortly sru
noon. The entire program Wat carried
oui as previously announced suI sa.|
as follows
Or G. r vineyard Chairman
Amarillo. Texas
Dr. y l. jenkins Secretary DHr
endon. Texas
Chairman Address Dr o. .
vineyard. Amarillo. ToXas
How Handle Abortion Or T.
S. Griffin. Canyon Texas
The Displaced Uterus ur s. o.
Vineyard. Amarillo Tcsas
the crime OF Pucrpefal Sep
DR. a H. Lindscy PlaiuF.rR TU |
as
Pregnancy Complicated WIN 80
pondicitis. Report AZ Cases pr rs
- Patton. Amarillo. Texas
Some Duties Of Tho Ob.teur.an
Dr Chas. e Gidncy PIa.ufIrN
Texas
NJ these subject. were r.,.. Iu
Cusscd and the session tt.a ser. 200
tcrrstiug one
Before the final adjournment ih'
physicians passed resolution. r'sni
ing thanks 90 ihc pcnp'. n lmu'.
and 20 the local physician. IH- .Iur
icsics and favor, extended
\ goodly number o. 'H. te'".
physicians had lcit ibc cots Do, 'h,
late train last nigi, hs ph g.nn
frequently expressed fhrm.etr. a,
well pleased with ihr reception gwen
them hy our local physician and ih,I
public generally
The Discussion heard here lurn
this session were oi ,r} hgh nr
der Many oi them would have herri
considered 800 before amy body ui mod
zeal men ~ the cu'irr country N
were a compliment, 90 che ability and
,pmpcnicuoy oi thc medical fraternity
oi the entire Panhandle
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-07-23
INSTALLING NEW X RAY
MACHINE OF LATEST TYPE

oliver Bruoh oi Sphcrdcl Western
y Nu Coil Coo. D.. m thr .ify INSTALL.
u4 900 ruicrrupilcs, om N.Ely ml.
hu' 'nr Or Vineyard and Dr Pat
fun lh, is one cot ihr most ,.m.
p'rfr auj up tu.diic = FtN machine
40 .hc state and 0, similar Goo tlY.,
moss 900 use "a ihc large hospitals oI
noe north
IU.-. are but icW .pmtamr, that
aI, mauuiacurng W mirrtupnr
Y machine
IH. rht-iciau ui AMARILLO are Or.
rrr.It, and believe 900 keeping
abreast rod the time. tud uulhnr +.
Iu -.ad fur them when ,quppu.
Wur office, with M, needed appsf
Hu. q. hot after the want. OBJ. ar
pr.n'. r fhc best mduurr th5' ,rsu.r
cam devise
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-07-23

covering period OF more than twou.
" five years u remains 10 be aoon
whether. " am your Judge viii
ioarlessly. impartially. and speedily
administer the law believe / can
do this. and believe ! will do II. n
you believe with me. In this matter
and believe ! possess 10 resaonabio
degree the qualifications mentioned
Ia the first and second requirement
viii appreciate your vote anf
support. and nov covenant with you
90 give the best that Is in me- iu ih.
discharge OF the duties incumbent on
me
Very Truly Yours
JNO W. VEALE.
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-07-23
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-07-23

DR.. r.. \ Johnston has moved bic
office 20 rooms 9 and puckctt
building adjoining telephone build
ing. 205-tf
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-07-23

our old friend CHf Braly candi-
date for District Attorney 10 the Geth
Judicial District passed through
Amarillo today headed Tor Oldham
county. and reports his prospects Tor
winning the nomination next Satur-
day . Is
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-07-23

Try Daily Eews ~-nt ADS.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-07-23

DR. ~ D. Patton bias moved DIS
office 10 rooms g ana & Amarillo
National Life Building. 2I1-tl
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-07-23

~ urny News Wtut Aas
Omaha daily bee., 1914-08-09
MOORHEAD PLAYS
PARTY FAYORITES
Makes it Hard for Republican Voters
to Get Their Names on Regis
tration Books.
EASY FOR THE DEMOCRATS
Democrats Are shown Preference
When They Appear at COmmis-
siOner's office to Register
for Coming Primaries.

Voting used to be an inestimable
privilege, but now II is a privilege with
Election Commissioner Moorhead decid-
ing whether to make II hard or easy for
me-" declared a sarcastic would-be
voter, as he abandoned his attempt 20
register Il know and others know that
men who are known to be republicans
are given the worst of it, but what can
we prove7"
Complaints rose TO the heavens from all
sides yesterday concerning the manner
in which the election commissioner was
conducting his office during the rush OF
final registration for the coming primary.
The principal complaint was that demo-
Gratis found It easy to register without
loss of time, but that republicans were
kept waiting and otherwise annoyed. A
throng of voters besieged the few clerks
all day and until late at night.
Another source Of woe was the clerk
in the election commissioners office who,
some cranky voters complained, de-
voted too much attention to cigarette,
while busy men were waiting for atten-
tion. Others complained that more faciIi-
ties for handling the crowd should have
CONTINUED on Page Three.I
Omaha daily bee., 1914-08-09
United States Tries
to Avert Further
Clash in Mexico

WASHINGTON. Aug. s-The United
States made further efforts today to
avert the clash of constitutionalists and
the Carbsjal government at Mexico CITY.
kilograms to American Consul sllllman
urged him 20 persuade Carranza TO enter
into direct communication with CarbaJaL
Jose Castellot, personal representative
OF CarbaJal, conferred with Secretary
Bryan and then telegraphed Carbajal,
urging him TO offer 10 surrender the gov
ernment II amnesty and guarantees were
given Should the latter condition rot be
accepted by CarTanza. Mr.. CaStellot said
armed resistance was inevitable.
Carranza's reply TO the urgent request
OF the State department that he confer
with the representatives OF President Car
baJal respecting the terms OF the Occu-
patton OF tho city OF Mexico was embodied
in the following statement transmitted
today through Consul silliman at saltlllo:
Excess will not be permitted and the
conduct OF the new government will be
determined by what IT deems for the best
interest Of all those concerned and this
conduct will be in strict harmony with
the laws OF war and the usages OF civil
lied nations unuer similar circumstances"
Omaha daily bee., 1914-08-09
Final Arrangements
for Funeral of Mrs.
Wilson Completed

WASHINGTON, Aug. s.-Final arrange
ments made today for the funeral OF Mrs.
Woodrow Wilson, wife OF the president,
made 1t certain that the services both at
the White house Monday and in Rome,
Ga, Tuesday. will be the simplest. Every
effort will be made to conduct the funeral
as II the president were a private citizen.
Secretary Tumulty said in addition to
the committees of the senate and house
and members Of the cabinet only rela-
tives and q few of the closest personal
friends would attend the services. Only
the family and few intimate friends will
go with the body to Rome for the burial
Members OF the congressional commit
tees will not go to Georgia because of the
presidents desire that work OF congress
shall go on.
Both senate and house. however, will
adjourn from p. m. to p. m. Monday
while the funeral services are going on.
There will be no honorary pallbearers
at the White house services.
Attendants from the White house will
carry the body from the east room to the
hearse. and then It win be taken directly
to a special train.
The Rev. Sylvester Beach of Princeton,
and Rev. J. II. Taylor of the Central
Presbyterian church, Washington, will
conduct the services at the White house
The pastor OF the Presbyterian church OF
Rome. Of which Mrs. Wilson's father was
formerly in charge. will conduct the SER
vices at Myrtle Hill cemetery.
The funeral train will leave Washing
ton at p. m. Monday afternoon and
will arrive in Rome at about 2 p. m.
Tuesday . The last services will be con-
Quoted Immediately and soon afterwards
the funeral party will return TO WASH
ington. arriving here late Wednesday af-
teTnoon
The president appeared at the executive
offices today In an all-white suit, with a
band OF black about one sleeve. Police
men who have been stationed at the
White House for many years have been
selected 10 carry the easket from the East
room TO the hearse.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-08-09
Great Britain and
Germany will Try to
Exchange Citizens

LONDON. Aug. a-Francia Dyke Ac-
land. foreign under secretary on behalf OF
the British government today gave ex-
preston TO British appreciation OF the
diplomatic assistance rendered by the
United States Speaking in the House OF
Commons, he said the various American
embassies had been most kind and cour-
teous in all matters connected with the
position OF British subjects abroad. Ha
hoped that before very long IL would be
possible through the United states TO
arrange for the exchange OF British sub
jects in Germany for German subjects
in Great Britain.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-08-09
GERMANS FORCED To take DEFENSIVE
Summary of
War Situation

Indications that both British
and French troops are hurrying
to the assistance OF the Belgians
are given in French official dis
patches. The extent of the sup
port is kept secret, as we'll as the
route taken by the reinforcements
French cavalry Ia said to have
arrived at Liege. where masses
OF German troops are reported
moving forward to support the
strong advance guard which was
checked by the Belgians, and, ac-
cording 20 reports from Belgian
sources, lost $4,000 men in killed,
wounded and prisoners, The
German war office declares the
German check not defeat, but
the result of an heroic attempt of
a small German force to advance
in face Of difficulties.
French and German troops are
said to have come into contact in
Luxembourg. where several Ger
man army corps are supposed to
have concentrated.
Numbers OF Germans have been
arrested In England on suspicion
OF spying.
Portugal decided to act as ally
to Great Britain under the terms
of an old treaty by which II must
supply 10000 men.
A French newspaper dispatch
reports the sinking Of the German
cruiser Augsburg in the Baltic
sea by a Russian torpedo boat.
A big Norwegian steamer struck
a mine on the Dutch coast and
was beached,
Transatlantic lines running
from Glasgow suspended their
sailings, causing the stranding of
many Americans and Canadians.
The Bank Of England reduced
It's discount to per cent owing to
the Improvement In the monetary
situation. N--, esa4F
Omaha daily bee., 1914-08-09
Shelling Of Historic
Buildings in Liege
Causes Indignation

NEW YORK. Aug. s.-Reports that
Liege, the greatest commercial city in
Belgium, was in flames In places as the
result of shell fire created dismay and
rage among the hundreds Of Belgian vol
unteeTs who have flocked here from all
parts of the country on their way TO
Europe. The Palais d'Justice and St.
Pauls cathedral reported damaged by
shells. are among the Oldest buildings in
Europe.
Speaking Of the reported destruction,
Pierre Mali. the Belgian oonsul-general.
said today:
1T is monstrous and inhuman--the fight
being made in the city OF Liege. IL lies
on the right bank OF the Meuse river. In
the center OF the circle OF twelve forts.
which comprise the Notifications OF the
district OF Liege.
II is flatter than New York and its
approaches inside the forts are un-
guarded. There are l7l.OOO people In the
city proper and in the poorer quarters the
congestion is a serious matter, II a fire
ever starts there the city is doomed"
Omaha daily bee., 1914-08-09
Greedy Rich Britons
Try to Corner Food
Supply in London

LONDON. Aug S,-(2:1s p. m.)-Waiter
Runciman. secretary OF agriculture, in
troduced a bill into the House of Com
mons today giving the British govern
ment power to seize all the food stuffs.
The bill passed through all Its stages.
Mr.. Runciman said his reason for in
Producing the bill was what he termed
the greed of wealthy people, who with a
long line of automobiles had disgraced
themselves by cornering the large stocks
of provisions and causing great suffering
among the poorer classes"
lie said he believed the panic was now
over, but the government wished to be
prepared in case OF necessity.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-08-09
RIVAL AEROPLANES
PATROL FRONTIER
French Airman Fired on by German
Soldiers, Rises Beyond Range
of Bullets.
MILITARY filters TELL STORY
Outer Forts of LieEe Turn Guns ON
Friendly Aviatoru, Already
Made Targets by the
Germans.

Copyright, 1914. Press Publishing Col
L0NpoN, Aug. 81 sspeaial cablesrsnl
TO New York World and Omaha Bee.)-
The Chronicle has dispatch Nfroni
Edgar Rowan, its Amsterdam corre-
-epondent. which saws:
The whole Franco-German frontier is
beiDs patrolled by rival aeroplanes, which
are flying parallel and within easy sight
OF each other.
Soldiers and anti-aeropIane artillery
are posted on both sides OF the border
line 20 destroy hostile alrmen.
Passengers on the last train from
Berlin to Amsterdam saw a thrilling in
cidcnt An airnian. believed TO be French.
CROSSED the line and was fired upon by
German riflemen.
Rises Beyond Range.
HE seemed to see the aim being taken
at him and rose higher and higher in
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Omaha daily bee., 1914-08-09

PARIS. Aug. S.-(3:45 p. m.)--
French troops today entered Alsace
and captured the village of Altkirch
near the Swiss frontier. seventeen
miles west of Basel.
The official report of the French
invasion of Alsace today says the
French troops crossed into Alssce
and delivered fierce attack on the
German forces at Altkirch. The
French troops took the village, q
place OF nearly 1000 inhabitants.
The German forces retreated. pur-
sued by the French troops in the
direction OF the great fortress OF
Muelhaussen.
The Alsatia natives we're SO de-
lighted at the arrival Of the French
soldiers that they tore up the from
tier post,
British Land in France.
PARIS. Aug, Al y. m.)--It was Of
ficially announced This afternoon that
5000 English troops already had been
landed at Ostend. Calais and Dunkirk.
They are now proceeding toward Namur
20 the west Of Liege on their main rail-
road line to assist the Belgions.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-08-09
Servian Army Has
Invaded Austria

Copyright, 1914, Press PubiiEhinb Coz
LONDON, Aug. a-CSpecIal Cablegram
to the New York World and The Omaha
Bee.)-The Times today has the follow
ing from Nish; The servian army has
invaded Austria at Uvatz, which has been
abandoned by the enemy after setting
fire to the barracks. The place "a IN
flames. ooutpost skirmishing Is the only
fighting going on.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-08-09
REPUBLICANS IN
OLD-TIME RALLY
Huge Crowd Gathers at Florence to
Hear Speeches and Eat
Roast Beef
YEIsER, ALONE, TALKS HARsHLY
Jefferis, the Only speaker Not n
Candidate for office, Reviews
Past Aahieyemen = and
\ HrIlIiant Fetnfe.

1t was probably the biggest republican
'taIly since the soSd oia eainn6iEns os
1883 and 1900 that was staged at Florence
ysstsSday Afternoon ana evening It was
scheduled for 2 o'clock. Long before that
time the crowds began to gather in the
INrk at Florence. Every car from Omaha
carried loads jammed into the seats and
clfhging to the straps.
The crowd was treated to speaking by
the candidates. That was food for the
brain. Then there was food for the
stomach also.
For soon after daylight in the rsorning
beshn the roasting of two oxen in an
enormous sheet iron roaster built for the
purpose. But they were not stuck on
spiSs and turned and turned over fire
TO be burned to a crisp on the outside,
left rare in the middle. and, then cropped
into the ashes by accident at the finish.
- DoUo TL,-oo
Omaha daily bee., 1914-08-09
GERMAN HOST TO
AID HALTING ARMY
Crown Prince Said to Be at Head Of
Reinforcing Army Of Eight
Hundred Thousand.
MOVE SOUTH ALONG THE MEUsE
Cross River Under Fire of Belgian
Guns aud Reach the Left Bank
Great Streaming Mass
of Humanity.

(Copyriht. 1914. Press Publishing Coz
LONDON, Aug. s.-(special Ca
blegram to New York World and
Omaha Bee. )--Hugh Martin, the
Daily News correspondent, wired
from Rotterdam Thursday night:
Speaking to Dutch across the from
tier at Eyesn this afternoon, the
Germans declared that the crown
prince with 100000 men is at YER
viers. Six pontoon bridges were
thrown across the Meuse south of
Wise yesterday and by o'clock this
morning large force had crossed
to the left bank under the fire of
the Belgian guns. The army then be-
gan to move south on both sides Of
the river blowing up a number Of
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