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The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-08-21
WINTER cHAuTAuQuA
COMING TO ANDERSON.
FOR THREE DAYS DURING
FEBRUARY
no DECIDE TODAY
Some of the World Famous Stars
Are Included in the List
of Attractions
70 DECIDE TODAY

IT Is quite likely tlat d deal VIII be
closed in Anderson today by which
one OF the largest and most attractive
winter cliautauquas in America will
be brought to the city for Il three days
engagement early i'll February. II
this deal is closed, line of superb
and worldwide attractions will bc
brought to Anderson Which will equal
anything TO be seen anywhere Oh
either the lyceum or chautauqun
platform.
Chas. t. Varncy, Jr., formerly OF
Paw Paw, Mich., one OF the great
summer resorts of the northwest, but
now OF Gainesville, Fla. where lie is
connected with the Christian Culture
institution, spent yesterday in the city
intcrc:r.ing the officers of one of An
derson's best known local organiz;-
| tons, the name of which is now tenn
porarily withheld.
Mr. Varney stated that already such
large and important citl, as Angus
til. Macon and Atlanta, in Georgia.
and many other important citiey III
Alabama, Florida and South Carolina
lad contracted for tine ccrvicc.
Today Mr. Varncy will see the d.
rectOrs of the local organization re-
ferrcd to. and will on the rccommci.-
| dation of the president close the deal
which will bring this great attraction
of artists to Anderson.
MIR. Varncy statcd to reporter OF
The Intclligenccr last night that the
| attractions were just ftom Europe,
and that the conflict between the nat
Ions OF that country will guarantee
some of the best and most up-to- date
| talent in the entire world for the cir
cult
The talent IL made up of the great
est American and European celebrl-
ties. Excl Skovgaard. the great Dam
i::h vfolinist, and company of inter
national reputation will give the mu.-
ical entertainment for tho first day.
The world famous Hearoms Sostcra
! VIII give two programs. Gay zeonla
MacLaren Of New York will give a rc-
cital of a famous play. Marie Staple
ton Murry. the great dramatic So
prano. will appear on tic program.
| William Sterling BATHS will be here
with his marvellous portrayaIs OF tile
Dickens characters in costume ana
makeup. And more than all this
every afternoon there will 10 a leo
ture given In series by either Dir.
Tuppc, the famous scholar, hirv Med
die D. Hamilton, OF Chautuuqua, N.
Y, or Mrs. Varney.
This intellectual feast or the very
best will be given to the appreciatiy.
audiences Of Anderson In double pro-
gram every afternoon and evening.
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FIRE DAMAGE is.
NOW REPAIRED
Contractor Has Rebuilt Burned
eileen Street; School and Il Is
Now Ready For Use

Work OF repairing the Glenn stree,
school building has boon completed
and the school will be' ready 20 ope,I
when the first day of the eession rolls
around On September IA. 1t is re-
membered that fire. completely guttea
this building about one week AFTER the
last school session came to q close.
The board of education let tho con.
TRACT for repairing of the. building To
c. M. ,Gueat, tho work being done on
daily contract basis. : -
p. c. McCants. superintendent O,
the city schools, said yesterday that
the building Is now better than IL was
before. The material used In the In,
interior finishingp Is OF better grade
than WAS that in: the former building
and one additional room tas also beer.
prov!ded, MT McCants says that tho
building is now one Of tho best in tho
city aud he Is well pleased with the
Job, executed by Mr., Guest.
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BIG CONCERN is
TO GIVE PRIZES
International fIaryester C !, VIII
Help With Next Grain Fessi.
val and Will Have Exhibit

Ever since the First Grain Festival
was held in Anderson county q few
weeks ago, it has been known that the
next festival will be q much larger
event In every way than was the first
ana Furmcn Smith and the Anderson
chamber of commerce have already
met with greatest encouragement in
their efforts toward plcnning for a
greater festival for next year. The
news will therefore be welcomed by
Anderson farmers when they learn
that the International Harvester Co.
has consented to give a number of
valuable prizes and In addition will
send O really handsome exhibit to
Anderson Tor the festival. This WAS
the statement made here yesterday by
representative OF the company. This
gentleman said that the company was
we'll pleased indeed with the results
OF the exhibit sent to Williamson fnr
the Farmers ChautauQua and he he
lieyeE that still oetter results NAV be
secured from sending n more elabo-
rate display to this city next wear
for the grain festival.
1, The first festival was a great suc.
cess and next year the event viii be
ten times larger than It was this wear.
The Harvester people are evidently
wide awake TO the fact that Anderson
county is tho banner AGRICULTURAL
county Of the South.
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p. O. INSPECTOR
1.-THE DISTRICT
H. C. f,crganroth's Arrival In An.
dersc "A Has Been Productive of
Speculation as to Mission

Whether or not there Is any connec.
ton between the two facts will re-
main to be seen but reveral Gays age
an announcement came from WASH
ington to the effect that ruinors or
pornicious, political actt,ity on the
part OF certain ,postmasterc and rural
free delivery carriers In tho Third
congressional district had reached
the cars or the postmaster general
and yesterday H. c. Morganroth, port
office inspector. arrived in Anderson.
1t i;may ..be that rMr: tMorganroth ,ia
hero d5merely for hir regular inspection
CT the local Office or 1t may be that he
has been sent to the Third district
10 Investigate this chaFgoa WHEN. we're
forwarded to Washington.
When the news dispatches were
sent out from Warrington telling Oh
the reports received there, the state
mcnt was made that these charges
would at once be investigated.
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ooooe 10000 5000 o
BARNES NOTES
q 900 900 900 90 o 90 O o o

Barnes. Aug. S.-Mr. Recorder get
your pen and write:
Born-to M. and Mrs. f. r. Bond
on the 3rd inst. boy.
Born-tO Mr. and Mrs. Omcr Rice,
on the 9th inst. q boy.
NOrn--to Mr.. and Mrs. j. Il. Bond
On the 7th inst. boy
Born = TO Mr.. and Mrs. Is. S.
Scott on July I3;c hoy and h!s name
IL Single Goss, and the little man has
seven sisters to spoil him.
Mr.. Claude S. Hall OF Fort Worth,
Texas. Is here on n visit to A. S. ].
Hall and other relatives. He left this
state 20 years ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Sims from
Anderson were here recently. Mrs
Sims is very pleasantly remembered
here as Miss Icy Craft. They were
visiting the home of A. A. Mauldin.
Miss Leila Simpson, charming
young lady from Mississippi. is here
at the home Of her uncle, A. S. j.
Hnli.
Mr.. John McAllister OF Mulberry,
Fla. "a visiting relatives near this
place. Evidently John has found favor
with tickle fortune in the ls.ld Of
flowers.
Mt. and Mrs. John Shew went to
Honoa Path last Eoek to visit their
daughter ana elder relatives.
TIE Eemters of the Union church
will elect pastor for the ensuing
year on the first Saturday in Sep
tember. a full attendance OF the MEM
bcrs is desired on t:iat day
Mre. Ncwby and son Mr.. Charley
Newly OF Mccormick are here at tho
home or Walter Ncwby.
Mr. John g. Burriss came home last
Monday from an extended trip to Cal
houn Falls, Mccormick. Augusta and
Charleston on pleasure bent.
Next Tuesday is election day. and
let's all go out orderly and quietly
and vote for the man whom we think
Is best fitted for the Office. to which
he aHpires regardless OF party lines.
Great thoughts and great deeds are
the children OF married minds. When
you find great man playing big
part on llfe's estate you'll find in
sight or just around the corner a
great woman. ftead history.
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ORDERLY CROWD
HEARD SPEAKERS
Williamson People Turned Out
In Force and Listened Atsen-
lively to Candidates

Between 800 and 400 voters gather
ed at Williamst0h yesterday to hear
Anderson's Ga candidates for county
Office tell Of their particular fltncsr for
tho places to which they aspire. Tho
day was marked by splendid order
and not question was asked.
Capt. G. w. Sullivan presided over
the meeting and introduced the
speakers. The meeting was called to
order at 10 o'clock and before dinner
the candidates for commissioner and
those for the house Of representatives
ahd finished, their addresses. Follow
ing the dinner, the regular schedule
was taken up and completed in the
afternoon.
The candidates will speak at the Orr
mill tonight at o'clock and then the
county campaign i%ill come to q close
when the speakers will deliver their
last addresses in the court house Sat-
urday,
The meeting held last night at the
Williamson mills was said to be the
best that they have yet held. The or
der was perfect, not speaker was
worried In any manner whatsoever,
and the very best attention was ac-
cOrdS.f avery candidate. 1T, ~
Abo!:- It's men and 76 ladies' were
in attendance completely filling the
hall over the Company store room.
w, I. Mahaffey, one of the candidates
and the president OF the Williamson
mill club. acted as the chdirman
while music for the occasion was fur
nished by the First regiment band Of
Williamson. >s'a.
All but three OF the candidates were
In attendance and delivered their
speeches and they complimented. the
Williamson mill people on the splen-
did behavior and thanked them. for
their courteous hearing and hospItali-
ty:S -.l,
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PREPARING FOR THE
BATTLE OF BALLOTS
ELECTION BOXES READY
FOR MANAGERS
IN RE THE COUNT
Every Precinct Should phone
Results to Intelligencer When
Votes Are Counted

Managers of election are urged to
call at tho court house and get their
ballot boxes and club rolls. Leon l..
Rice. secretary OF of the county conf
mittcc or Sam Davis the custodian Of
the boxes. will be there to deliver
them To tho managers Instructions
for the managers will be found in the
boxes.
Each manager is requested to
phone Immediately upon the conclu-
sion of the count and to give the fig
ures to The Intclligcnccr These
will he properly displayed upon a
curtain. across the street from this Of
flcc. Tho managers are requested
not TO wait until the tickets in both
boxes arc counted. but to give the re-
sii;ts6 on one ticket as soon ~ the
count i, finished. and then to phone
tho other results as soon as obtain
able.
In every box the county secretary
has 2laccd twice as many ballots as
there hrc voters enrolled and together
With these ballots Will he sent the
oath to be taken by the managers.
The Intelligenccr has made every
possible preparations for furnishing
people OF the city and county with the
returns at an early hour as possible,
but II the managers at the different
boxes do not cooperate : by teIephon-
ing the results In as carly as possible
all OF these preparations will have
been useless.
It was said last night on the streets
OF Anderson that the betting was get
ting lively but 1t is generally ru-
derstood that no big money has vet
gone up In this section. Most of the
bets have been for small amounts
and at even money, 50 far as has been
learned.
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ABBEv|LLE SCORED
. TREMENDOUS SUCCESS
BIGGEST PICNIC UPPER SEEN
IN UPPER STATE
CROWDS cHEERED
Farmers Institute and Annual Pic.
mic Attracted People From All
Over South Carolina

The Antrcville section yesterday
scored one Of the biggest successes
That the community has ever partici
pated in when the annual picnic was
hcld in connection with the Farmers
Institute. People returning to An
dergon last night said that they had
never attended more enjoyable ev-
cnt nor had they ever seen things
managed in better style.
The Antreville seton is SO located
that any thing held there naturally at
tracts people from Anderson, Green
wood and Abbcville counties and yes
terday people from all these counties
were present as well as from other
sections Of the State.
The picnic dinner was decided
feature and the Anderson delegation
praised the people of Antrcvillc to the
skies for their ability to furnish a
dinner as good as may be found.
Sum Wakefield was master OF ccrc-
monies and handled the program for
the day IN a business like way. He
kept the interest OF the large crowd
aroused and was very active through
out the day
When the time was reached for the
Farmers Institute program to he be-
gun the speakers had the crowd in
tercstcd and every lecturer was given
very close attention. The first speak
er to be introduced was G.. G. New
man of the department of horticulture
of Clemson college. He delivered a
splendid address on fruit growing and
measures to be used in treating fruit
diseases.
Prof. H. W. Barre professor of
botany at Clemson college. spoke
on the diseases of cotton. He discuss
ed eradication methods and outlined
plans for eliminating diseases in cot
Ton and the best method To handle the
boil wccyil, which IS row traycrsing
in this direction.
Miss Carrie lite, of Columbia.
State superintendent OF rural schools.
made Il charming address in which
she discussed the girls clubs and the
domestic science work.
Prof. w. r. Elliot of the Coast
station at Summcrvillc, state demon
stration agent, discussed the subject
OF cover crops and soil building.
which was profusely illustrated with
handsome map and with figures
showing the value oE ,.inocuIation in
leguminous crops. He said that
South Caroiina's woeiuily large fer
tilizer bill of s27,O00.O0O per annum,
could be cut in one half BY the plant
Ing OF lcgumcs and cover crops.
The fourth and last speaker was
Miss Mary e. Prayer, United States
government agent and in charge of
the domestic science work In this
state, under the auspices of WinthroD
college. Miss Prayer discussed the
various phases of the domestic science
work and her remarks were very
pleasing to the large audience.
Every person In attendance cn}oyei
the day and 1t Is believed that somc
good will result from tho efforts ut
forth.
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CONCERNING
CLEAN LIVING
MODERN SANITATION IS A GROW.
ING GOOD.

No woman or man can perform full
duty to themselves or to pthers un-
less they keep themselves clean with
In. 70 ; -.
An upset liver or sluggish kidneys
Will spoil your work and worth.
Regularly take CARSWELL'S LIV-
ED-AID and you will be a new being
IN this climate for It will clease Your
system as soap will clcasc your. hands.
CARSWusLL'S LIVER-AID TAKES
the p1aceaof calomel--takes It's place ex
cepttng the AFTER effects.
1t genetally acts FIGHT NOW On
the liver. and kidneys and eliminates
the poisons and accommodations.
Results-internal cleanliness and BY
means OF pure VEGETABLE COM
pound. s5 ~
No danger, no discomfort. s.cs :. ~ !.
On sale at Frierson's phnrmacy I'm
so cent bottles. Purchase price re-
funded In full II you wish it. But you
wont, when you .try this scientific
remedy. 5. alt..e
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Julius H. Anderson, president of
the ,Citlzon's National Bank, returned
yesterday from q. trip 10 Washington
and New York Ii; the Interest of his
and other banking institutions. mt.
Anderson's principle : object WAS to
try to- get moro currency with which
to finance the cotton crop
In New York he found, a. more OPP
timfstic feeling !! prevailing, and he
reports that ithe banking houses there
readily assent 10. reno Wing paper from
Southern banks. although Just at pres
ept they are making mo promises
about lending more money. 8,. 70 J,
In Washington. In company with
Mr.. Aiken, Mr. !, B. Frank Maullin,
Mr.. Lea G.. Holleman and others. he
called upon the officials OF the, treaias-
nry department and made formal ap-
piicatton Tor Anderson to be treatesi
in the sasres manner as paftanburg
and qreenyiile III stlis goYsrnmantsa &
distribution or cotton crop ioanE. The
matter: is being given aerious conside-
raj: ION BY The treasury tiepar tment y
Mr. ,sAndersoQ is very much pleased
over the outcome sof his visit 4 He
was glad to see the returning spirit
OF fconhdence I'm Now York. B
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, SOUTH WILLIAMSON
D oo,o 5000 o o O o O o O O O

South Williamson. Aug. 1e.-The
people OF this place are Interested in
tho candidacy Of w. !. Mahaffey, who
Is offering for the house of represen-
tatives. He ia good man and Is run
ming on his merits. Ht is a man of
good business Judgment and has had
many yerB experience In mill work,
having been connected with the VIII
ltamston mills. He IL now farming
successfully. We know he would do
his full duty by all classes of people.
We feel sure that those supporting
'"Bill" on the. -25th will mover have
cause to regret It.. Mr.. Mahaffey has
been receiving the very best OF en-
conragement from all parts of the
county. = '77N's-l'-',
: Mr.. H. w. Kirby has returned from
q business trip to New York.
Mr.'V. ID. Martin has returned after
spending several days In the noun
tains.
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PENNANTsRACEs
is VERY. CLOSE
Gluek and Belton Tied For .FiIst
Place and Rivalry Is Now
Intense 49,

i AT an enthusiastic meeting OF the
Anderson Mills baseball league at the
local Y. M. G. A.. last night, all of
the matters of INTEREST TO the league
were discussed and adjusted In a man-
nerl satisfactory to all the representa-
tives OF the different, teams. Each of
the four teams inithel circuit had sev-'
eral representatives present and
splendid rivalry was much In evi-
dence. Both the Riverside-Toxoway
and Brogon teams realize that they
have have no chance to land tho pefi.
tianf. however each Is determined Go
place the other tA The cellar. It VII,
be noted from tho standing or the
teams that the Chuck ands Belton
teams are tied for the f1rst lace. These
teams Will lock horns on athe9 Chuck
diamond next Saturday Afternoon nnti
q lively, contest Is expected. q AT the
san,c time brogoh and Riverside-Tox-
away win be lighting It out at Buena
Yista park. Us, b, y : IS.
Both OF. these sanies viii bs eootI
oxhibitons and good sized crowd
ls expected to wifncss the cont tests !.
From thfs tiniG until the Siosa OF tlle
season Interest will n high, & Bse--,
low Is given the ofiicial standing OF
the clubs to date: S SO - 81
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GOV. BLEASE WILL
SPEAK SATURDAY
Has Been Announced. That He
VIII Address Anderson Voters
AT Court House

Governor Colo L. Blease, candidate
for the United States senate and Fred
II. Domin;ct. candidate for Congress,
will address tho voters from the
court house steps Saturday night at
8 o'clock. 1t Is expected that this
will bc largely attended rally and
that the governor win make one OF the
best speeches OF his campaign, He
has stood the long campaign we'll and
IS In good speaking trim. Mr.. Dom
mick Is also a good speaker his adj
dres sin the couff 68use dfiring the
congressional campaign having re-
ceived many favorable comments.
It was stated yesterday that Mr.,
w. P. Pollock had been invited to
spcak at one Of tho mills here Satur-
day night. but 1t was not stated
whether he had accepted.
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SALUDA ASSOCIATION
Meeting Of Unfon No. 9 win be Hello
With Poglar Springs Church.

AASpSen6 VI Oul~a wv VIII DC HCiQ
With PoDlar Springs Church.
Union meeting No. will convene
With Poplar Springs church. Saluda
Association. on Saturday before the
NTH Sunday In August. lIf.
10 q. .m.-Introductory sermon, by
Rev. Julian Hawkins. e
1;So-First Qnery: "My oppoftun-
ity and responsibility as d Christian
to my church and community" Oh.
ened by NJ: A, McGee. General dis
cussion. 'Ts- 7.5qt
$3.50 Second query: What are tht
chief hindrances' rs the progress 81
the. Bible study In our respective com,
mnnttles?" Opened by A. 8. j. Hail
General discussion .s
~ Slndny. -
J, m;MDeyot!onal service, by Mr..
Will Pettigrew.aiv :.
9:30a. m.-Song service. n
10 a. m.vSunday school Union. :"
]. II a. m.MMlssionary sermon by
Rev. ]. T. Mann.
1 Rev, c. J. Hampton. B
eAs ;, -. Chairman.
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% eliaable
! lAer1llediies n

$ For every ache and pain is, a reiia-.
BILE remedy, You can Cure the sditE-
Guilty II you only act in time and sast
with wisdom: A lazy, torpid, slugsfsh
liver is. without a doabt. rssponsibie
for more aches adn pains than any
other thin 8, far 10 IT Ye trnres coasti-
patton, biliousness. indigestion, head.
ache, etc. 81 .3 So Is
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r. 4 Is. 5 IT |.

snoeks ai. .ltlfess ;out, BY going right Is,
the bottom 81 tie diiisulty tbs siiver,
-and form there Strengthens fhe or..
Tire system. A trial sprosss it..
CENTS and Si.ee per bottle al your
druggists: d,
manufactured and Guaranteed Sy d
S .ss - ]; e
!! Evans . ', 9 aflllacy
FArss q stsEps, 8 &. 3 & !, 81
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LOST

I.QST@pns gray : cbat. oetween an
defsbh ana AbhevifiS on Emerson
Bridge road Initials &c. P. c."
Glt Ra tngldsI 1 is pqSShs s1s ,,; Had In pocket
left at Thb' 1ntelligencer Office. e..
Campbell,. 85 sE. Street, Ander-
son. 8. c. e e ~: sS..s.- ,.--.'
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WANTS

WANTED-You TO know that we make
the best Evnporators. Either Cop
ner or Galvanized Steel. Metal
Shingles, Tin Roofing. Gutterlng.
!, Smoke Stacks, Gin Suction Pipe,
etc!;i Diver Roofing Co.. The Shop
with, a. Reputation.
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fWR ShLE-One Ftirestone Grey
hennd Roadster; One Frestone so
"a. .p.' roadster; one arge Red two ton
SucE; Ono set double team har-
Hess; One large black mule, 9yrs.
old: One 1-horse wagon and har-
ness; One. Burroughs adding ma
chine: One National cash register:
Eight Prestolfte esHks-All In first
class eoEdftfo0 FOR immediate SAFE
VIII close outat q bargain 0r will
exchange, autos. fof mules or An
derson Real Estate-O. F. Taylor.
Texas Oil Co. 8-16.19-21 st
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winter IB;dsf on two thousand dol
lars worth of school bonds to run
W period or: twenty years. These
bonds are, or Fairview and Cherry
school districts. State rate Of in
terest in bid;
II. O.. BROCK,
w. A. MULEIGAN, 20
PepdIetbn, 8. C.
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WANTEDAOrd for cypress poles.
Can furnish any length and size de-
sired III q go0a grade OF black and
red; heart GypresB. Prompt ship
Mehts:s WritA me your wants and I
VIII name delivered prices. Ad-
dress y. u.s.TFatts. Branchviile. s. G.
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FOR SALE

FOR SAEE-1S0 acres 2 miles cast Of
Iva, s. C.. 6 room dwelling. barn,
tenant housees Well t'inbcred and
watered. A bargain to quick
buyer. Address G. w. Belcher.
Iva, s. c.
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FOR SALE-25o farms So. Ca. West
Green and Denton. Ca. y10.50 round
trip. II you are Interested write
or see me at once. c. e. Key, County
Clerks Office, Anderson, s. C. tt
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FOR SALE-Pony and buggy. For
particulars see Miss julia Guyton
orJ l.. Former; 8-2l-3t
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FOR, SALE Or Horses
Carriages. Buggies and Harness.
Cheap for cost or exchange for
ranles. ,Sadler's Garage. 8-21-3t
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