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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1915-10-09

If there is anything of which the
/ average human being is Ignorant, II Is
/ himself. Our mental eyes are like ouI
physical eyes, looking straight out
seeing everything but ourselves.
1t is unfortunate. tragic even, that
so many of us go through life need
lessly weighed down, hampered by
trivial faults, peculiarities, weaknesses,
es, idiosyncrasies of which we may be
unconscious, but which are well
known to our friends and those who
are associated with us. They know
that these things impede our progress
stand in the way of our advancement,
and yet they never tell us.
We have little difficulty in seeing
the weak points of others, lack OF
tact, unpleasant manners, Disagree
able disposition, or some popularity
or failing that is keeping them back,
and we wonder why they do not
strengthen themselves and improve
their chances in life by ridding tnem-
selves of the things that are Gripping
their powers. The reason is very
simple: They do not see them any
more than we see our own draw
/ backs.
So far as information about him
Seii 10 Soiiceileui u peISoh - III az
tically in a world of silence and
darkness. The moment he tries to
peer at his own personality a curtain
is thrown between him as he is and
as he appears to others, and those
others make no effort to draw aside
the curtain for him. People are ready
to praise us to our faces, but they
hesitate to hurt, or criticise us. Yet
this is the highest office of a real
friend-to tell us how the world
looks at us. to give us a picture of
our real selves, to tell us of the
things that hinder us, to show us
what it would mean to be rid of
them Most of the things which him
der people and cause them to be mis-
understood, could be remedied by a
frank, level-headed, sincere friend,
who would hold the mirror up to
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1915-10-09

To the Editor of the Evening Star:
Sir-Those citizens who have not
vet made up their minds whether
woman will uplft the ballot and the
ballot will uplift woman, might well
ask the opinion of those who know
her best-the department store clerk,
the physician with a large feminine
practice and the street car conductor.
Personally, I have a greater respect
for the opinion of these authorities
than for the personal, but publicly
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1915-10-09
Chief Engineer Morris Sherrerd
Inspecting Wanaque Watershed

RALPH LUM, of here, one of the
well-known reigning family of Chat
ham, has come out for suffrage as op-
posed to the views of Erny, Fritz,
/ Charley and the remaining Lurns, this
being the first time in history that
the family has not presented a solid
front on an issue. Ralph's having
the biggest yard in Chatham, 1t is
said, may have prompted him to Sc
cede and set up a kingdom of his
own.
t.
MORE AND MORE signs of autumn
are In our midst. Doc Bill Disbrow's
health inspectors are out in their blue
winter hats, and tho Board of Trade
has officially announced cold snap,
with Gus Hamburg Broad streeting
in his black overooat.
s.
THE MANY FRIENDS of Bert Mo
Guire, son of ]. j. MCGUIRE. the local
tailor, can always tell whether the
former has seen the latter lately.
Whenever Bert shows up with spots
on his clothes they know right off he
hasn't been near the paternal pants
foundry.
81
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER go, has
been set aside as Doc Kraemer-Jimmy
Hallock Day, when the business and
other men of our local city will be
asked out to SEQ how the meadows
and docks are growing.
IT.
FREDDY NYMAN doesn't see
much to attract in these country
store" nights at local playhouses.
The last time he went to one
somebody in his party drew a lucky
number and Freddy had to go down
on the stage and get 1t. the store
keeper making him wait so long he
was afraid the audience would think
he was one of the prizes.
t.
COMPTROLLER TYLER PARMLY
says the Gotham bond-buying COM
panies won't take the opinion of a
local attorney before investing in our
municipal bonds, but insist on getting
their knowledge of such investments
from a barrister of their home town
who is competent to judge our civic
soundness from reading the standing
of the Pops or seeing the Kinney
building from the windows OF q
Pennsy express on the way to Phila-
delphia.
| 81
DOC ADDISON POLAND, IN dis
cussing proposed changes in the schoo
system of Newark. says that whether
the Gary, the Writ or any other sys
tenn is introduced, the old "face-to
lthe-corner" rule will hold good
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1915-10-09
THE BUCLE

Published daily except sunday when
ever we have the time to get IL out.
Our editorial policy, circulation and ad-
vertisinR rates are nobody's business.
stemart NJ Emery, editor.
Readers favoring MS with contributions
should give full nnme and address in
order to facilitate tracing the RESPONSE
bllity In ease OF libel suits.
Callers always welcome in the Bugle
office after checking guns and blaekjacks
at the door.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1915-10-09
Quick on the Trigger

The trip of the Hudson and Essex
county delegations to the State con-
ventions at Trenton last Tuesday,
was enlivened by verbal tilt be-
tween those two gamecocks in the
Hudson county political medley, Sec
rectary of State Thomas Martin and
Senator Charles NJ. Egan.
Martin was sitting in one of the day
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1915-10-09

Il sec that Harold Tinikle Scribb,
the novelist, is pro-German," said
Hawkeshaw.
Where did you see that1' queried
Dingleberry..
"Oh, deduced 1t from his best
Sellers" said Hawkeshaw. His use
of English indicates a deep-seated
grudge against those whose language
it is.''
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1915-10-09
State Sidelights

JOHNNY CARTY, of Short Hills.
has brought much fame to himself
and the hamlet of humps by perfect
ing the wireless phone. which means
that 1t will be possible to talk to peo-
pie In Paris or Petrograd from New
York, and, more momentous yet,
Mayor Bill Glorieux. OF Irvington, can
put one of the receivers up against
the fire-siren on his factory roof and
whistle for jitney from the Hudson
tube to come up and take him down.
town.
81:
CONSIDERABLE EXCITEMENT
was caused recently on the Pennsy's
Rocky Hill branch by calf getting
out onto the track, and refusing to
bulge. The obstinate animal kept
running ahead of the train and it was
half an hour before the engineer could
catch Up to It and lead it away. -
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1915-10-09
OPINIONS AND VIEWS FROM THE EXCHANGES

the money should be withdrawn and
Congress should take action In the
premises. National banks were not
erected to be the working basis of
money sharks.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1915-10-09

DOC ADDISON POLAND. in dis
oussing proposed changes in the school
system of Newark. says that whether
the Gary, the Writ or any other sys-
tenn is introduced, the old "face-to-
the-corner" rule will hold good.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1915-10-09
Inference

Copyright, 1915, by the Mcclure News
paper Syndieate).
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1915-10-09

MORE AND MORE signs of autumn
are In our midst. Doc Bill Disbrow's
health inspectors are out in their bluo
winter hats, and tho Board of Trade
has officially announced cold snap,
with Gus Hamburg Broad streeting
in his black overcOat.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1915-10-09
A PRESS POLL ON SUFFRAGE.

sAruRpAY nvENINa. oeToRER .. 191I
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-09

will be the speaker. at a great mass
meeting OF men and women. in First
church-Sunday evening, October l7th.
All the churches will unite In this first
rally for state wide prohibition. DR..
Landrith r. a forccful speaker and fear
less champion tof temperance and civic
righteousness. The church can easily
accommodate I 200 people.
DIR. and Mrs. Price Alexander Crow,
the new minister OF the First church
are now happily domiciled In the beau
tiful new parsonage. 4O1 North Chest
nut street. They will be glad % have
the members and friends OF First church
call at their convenience. The outlook
for an aggressive and successful church
year IS most promising
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-09
POPULAR Sins"
Wnl BE Subject OF Series OF Practical
Sermons by Rev. W. c. Hartinger,
a. Thomson Church.

COMMENCING tomorrow evening. Rev.
NJ. q. HarunEcr. pastor OF Thomson
Methodist Episcopal church. will preach
% series - Practical Sermons on Popu-
Jar sins Tho six sermon SUBJECTS ~o-
the six successive Sunday evenings are
o. follows.
October 10-"GrDcdF
october 1T--"Nanttv."
October ga-"NVorrs
October G1="Iudiffcrcnce
November s--'tfussipr
November t4-'IIvnrocfcv"
Each sunday evening Of the serir e
Tie famous vested choir Of Thouislnr,
church. under the direction OF Mr. 4. b..
NinChclOC. will render special music.
Miss Grace Nelly. tho gifted orranIgt
VIII also play special uumbtrs on the
great -FOUR manual organ. Everybody is
welcome az Thomson church.
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MEMORIAL SERVICE
VAL BE Hsld az Rivsrvisw Bethel, BELL
aire, an Honor Of Former
Pastors.

s. memorial service in honor o. pcy
James - harteihauEh. Rev fonn e.
Marnlc. ROY John y. Davis and Rev.
Dhariea ltndcr VIII D. held a. River
rfnr SO. 90 south Belmont street. rt~,.-
ltft 3D.. sunday. "Reminiscences. az
urriruue and song services will be- CON
Quoted hN tho pastor Rev a. ~ MarnIr
beginning Hf 1880
In fhf afternoon. az g. a uen1orrai
sCrmun VIII lc delivered ty Rev ~ II
Marble. 81 $50. tho opening ssrr-o,
0f tlc fhIrfr-ecrond annual session nf
TIE west virginia Ildcrehip ~ fhr
church ~ cod fNurthl viii De- deliver
cf bt Rev ~. it covert the rctIrinr
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-09

First Methodist church notes. Barnes
Vile. o.. Price Alexander Crow. Ih. d.,
minister-The new minister will preach
next Sunday morning and evening. The
morning theme will be The Heritage OF
the Children sermon IN keeping with
Rally Day in the Bible school In the
evening "A Greater Than Solomon will
be the subject 4 splendid musical pro-
gram for both services.
The Bible school will celebrate Rally
Day this coming Sunday. one thousand
are confidently expected TO be in attend
ance. Mr.. o. y. Wheaton. the superin-
tendent. has planned a most interesting
and delightful program for this happy
occasion. All the members OF First
church and the hundreds Of friends
thereof. are most cordially invited TO be
present and share in the joys OF this
Rally Day gathering. The roll of the
school Is now $50 and it is hoped that IL
may reach over the 600 mark.
The Wednesday evening praise. prayer
and Bible study Is a delight to ali
corners. peoples service In which all
have an opportunity of entering joyfully
into the worship.
DIR. Ira r. Landrith. OF the Flying
Squadron, who halls from Tennessee.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-09

theme Strength for Thy Day" SUNDAY
school 40 li.i5. g. -. Lennon. superin
tendcnt' preaching again at 7:f5. By tho
pastor. theme, The Vices and Virtuea
% city Life. Junior League on Fridap
afternoon at ais. Miss Bertha Redrnan
leader. prayer meeting on Wcdnesdar
evening at 1880. led BY the pastor You
are Invited 20 worship with US In this
nome like church Strangers welcome
All seats free. ff you are sick or b.
trouble. call up the pastor o. this church
and he will cheerfully call. and make Az
ctioft % o. Of service 90 you. ". 81
HMuIlk. nastnr.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-09

The First Spiritualist church will hold
services in the odd Fellows hall SUNDAY
October 10, at 1880 p. m. Lecture fol-
way, pastor and psychic. The children
progressive lyceum will be held in the
tyceum building at the corner % Mary
land at 1890 a. m. Webster Spencer. CON
duCtOr. All are welcome.
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ANNUAL SESSION
Of The west Virginia ridsrrhip o. ths
at Beliaire. Monday.

'H- tHIrfI second HuUuaf session OF
fHr West NirrIrIH II1r-ahin ~ the
fhurchcH Cr God tHurthl VIII d. hrff
lt EiNcryirv HcthCl 90 fhe Church RI
sod. stop ll south Belmont street. Roll.
ere neEt Te,k. clcning 4onday NOR
AZ CHURCHES uithn ne bo'l1ds ~ the
eIderfhlu ere entitled 70 ssrf ere AL
SAFE f7r ever twenty frr mfnlherr IL
Fc0d rfardinr AL ssafirrs ga So
vice. are orcn to The public
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-09
PEEsBYTERIAN

First Presbyterian church. 1901 Chap
line street. Claude Porter Terry min
ister Morning worship at 1875; Men p
Bible class at gao in the club room
Evening worship. 7.45. Wednesday
evening service at t.3N. Pastor Of
nee hours are from 1900 a. m. 20 90
y. m. daily. The church and club room
are open every day for rest prayer.
and meditation. Come and worship
with US.
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In the Churches
METHODIaT.


Fourth Street Methodist Episcopal
church. first church south 81 Twelfth On
ghapline. No. 1919. Arthur W Mills IN
u. pest0r-.fhe pastor will preach both
morning and evening Public worship al
1O-ae a ~. Theme Of the sermon. HfIfe
~ the kings Country Evening wor-
ship az ~ o'clock; Subject OF the ser
mon "FUols" At both services special
music VIII be furnished by Prof Hart
Inann'H vested choir. sunday school At
tsl5 n pm. General prayer service on
Nedneadny night a. 7:f5 o'clock CON
tucted bV The pastor a. hearty invita-
ton A. extended 90 all strangers and
tnqse Without a church home. 10 loIn
Win TIE CONGREGATION in aIt these sore
Vices. All seats free ana "a most cordial
welcome awaits cverrbody who Gomez
German ~ D. church. T a gD.ct.
mann. u1finr--f 90 H m.. sunday school.
J-3o "a. m.. German services. .Paurr
i'raver Tor the Eufreirrr" $50 evening
service lu the church. Tho congregation
VIII unite with che other rnrrrH rafIar.a.
~ thc city Dr. fhr service In hrfHn haIf.
L.ls ~. r. II."HHN. frrDr.n Irreus
G.f5 q. m. WsIurrds. urnr.r nicotine
Inne Street Methodist rrIar.r.f
rnurrn. rIrr"r Seventeenth nfrntf
ireaehine at f0 O'Clock br the pastor
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Thomson Methodist Episcopal church
ohio and Broadway. on the Island. W. &.
iarttngcr. nister-9 30 a. m. SUNDAY
school our school Is thoroughly graded
with graded classes; 1880 a m. the pas
tor Will preach the second sermon Of
the series The Apostles As EVERYDAY
men," Special subject: "Peter-the Pri-
macy OF Character: 2:3O D. m. Junior
League; $3.50 y. m. Epworth League.
1870 D. m, the pastor will preach the
first Of the Practical Sermons Upon
Popular Sins" special subject: Greed. %
Special musical numbers by our vested
choir. NO better music in the city"
All seats free.
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p. Mfi iHrH Episcopal Church. cor.
N'f 'hHIl'rr and Fifteenth sts THs afr.
ti.'r nhf.nF The week. viii hr He f1IT4wa
.'i lihtt gftrr Trinity suuIHt. DIf
l.. Ifl' 500 a m. Holy tommurIar
%" L.. fn morning PRAYER. rrprf CON.
U. l'on oifIOe and Sermon. a.fs d. m
SUNDAY school Tho Ery rr effI.f.,-.
on kfnf 1u COLLEGE Gambler. H uIl
''.alr' tnr above services f1 which rN.
pubic I" cordially invited
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NN|| .||.N |"..H |||.|"". n
o. O. W. Auditorium. IfIr TfInffr-
street, Services sunday Hf ff N0 n r
subject Arc $50. disease aud Death
.nrstfs6p ~ s.,ss, .s- s,e'.15,ssi' = SIS '
NJ keadlr room. LTfr Nfarffne
rtreff rpg1 d1fI except SUNDAYS ard
'efnl fcLIiavs from fr rn rcIrrE r0rn
urfI coo O'clock r. rr anH on csfu-fs
.riHa from go" o'clock f1 p r'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-09

IIref baptist church. Tw.Iffn and
byron rfrctte o. o. Urirfuatruf. rsrt1r.
bible gCHonl H.fs.f.rf tho SUNDAY al.
Ter rally IHN Increase fhr attendance
ff' rfhunf Uuf Tor the school eesei ur.
MnfniuH worship 1890. fhUIrn. che
vow ~ I.HuEur. MHrwund mission
q f0. ueln fIonsI auI rI.a. v.nr. l.vrr.
JOG Worship. $3.50. theme 'f.rrl"r.Inr
Iruw ODE shadows" MIHnreIHr oven.
'nE 1880. workers conference. SO Hu
prayer service Nur viii H. welcome
Hri nnd urnf. In a1f .rr.I... ur tlr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-09
JUDGE NESBITT
WILL LECTURE
Ex-JURisr TO DELIVER AppREss
AT LAW ENFCRCEMEUT
CONVENTION
Governor Henry d. Hatneid WIN Make
Principal Address Wednesday Az
tsrnoen--opens Tuesday.

The FIRST Prohibition Law Enforce
inent Convention OF Wet Virginia will
lsct Auditorium. The frst session Will
be presided over by Rev. :. X Arbuth-
OF the West Virginia Anti-Saloon Lea
cue. The delegates TO the convention
viii be welcomed IN an address given by
3 hon- Frank W. Nesbitt. Two addresses
viii be given at this session. one by
lion y. NJ; har.. x-superintendent or
and the other by Rev. sam Small the
noted evangelist from Georgia.
On "Wednesday morning a view OF
The Next Battle IN West virginia will
De gwen by Hon. Geo. w. Crabbe. State
superintendent OF the West Virginia
AM saloon Lengue- Unique in "A way
! the Prosecuting Attorneys Hour. At
4 THIS time three prosecuting attorneys
, who have made good records in the en-
about the Yost law and it's operation
tal and Summcra. who give their Dia-
ne most taiked-of men ON the prohibi-
GoverHOr Hatneld's appearance ON the
no doubt be the signal for a crowd
] that Will more than MI the Market
saditorinm, rms being a law enforce
Z likely have something 20 say directly in
line with the enforcement OF the prohi-
Of the afternoon session win be given
| by Hon. ]. A. White. superintendent OF
I the ONO Antl-staloun League. Mrs. Len
ma Lowe NOst president OF the West
virginia w c. T. L, and Juose ,. c.
a record crowd e. also anticipated
on wednesday evening when the Hon.
! Fred o. Blue, state commissioner OF pro-
hibitlon- VIII give his second address
J IN Wheeling since the prohibition law
went into effect. Within the last month
or two Mr., Blue has personally psrtici-
pated In the enforcement Of. the Yost
law IN Wheeling, and what he has 70
say along with the address OF the Cow
ernor Is awaited with much interest.
Mr.. Blue will be introduced to the con-
ventton by Hon. Geo. a. Laughliu, who
presides at the evening session 40
eording TO the printed program. the
final address OF the convention will be
given by Hon. Malcolm II. Patterson,
ex-governor OF Tennessee.
\ street parade Is scheduled for 6 80
p m Wednesday; The marshal OF the
member OF the Thomson Mems Club
The parade will start from Fifteenth
street at the Capitol building and the
line Of march will be as follows: Fif-
teenth street, Chapiine street. Six
teenth street. Market street. Ninth
street. Main street. Twelfth street
Chapline street. Eleventh street. Market
house.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-09
Ask This Man to
Read Your Life

His Wonderful Power to Read
Human Lives at any Distance
amazes all who write to him.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-09

Vance Memorial Presbyterian church.
WOodsdale. J n Potter. -. T.. min
lister. Services a. DO Ca. u. and 80 %.
m. Morning subject. The Love T1nt
VIII Not Let Us CO.. sunday school
and Adult Bible classes ~ $50 a.. m.
Young Peoples meeting at 6.i5 D. m
The Third Trcsbf tcriau church.
Thirty eighth and Jacob streets. g. a..
Leycuhcrgrr. pastor. The usual SCR
Vices viii bo held Sabbath. Dct1ner
10Th. Preaching ~ 1895 a. m and 1880
D. M sabbath school at @ .Hn "a. m. ana
Junior Christian Entc1Nor a. g. %. w.
THE Lord supper viii he observed iu
connection with the morning service.
West Liberty preebyterian church. ON
sunday evening october rntn. Hf 49,
O'Clock. Rev. H. a.. Netkel pastor Of tho
West Liberty Presbyterian church will
give au Illustrated sermon ON mo
Judges and some uf tho Kings uf
Israel BE will have 90 lantern slides.
Warwood Presbyterian church. Twcn-
.fIrIr street. near WHrwO1d aFenue' REV.
D.. Do. Carson. pastor FHhhnih school.
Hf $50 o. w. Morning worship nt in e..
subject David q trIrEEfnno. The MIr-
funIIt 50 fIla time tun quarterly
communion win br bold christian fsn-
'"HNur no 90 r. m. FtrntuE service nf
100. subject "rro Stan Who rII Nof
SEQ WHY 300 UHu fl flr Converted .
HHI. bel fnn fret "f acrice on Nrw
Testament CONVEX. toms" IrIsudH and
strangers nrr cordially welcomed
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o'clock The public is invited to attend
inc services and TO make use OF the
privileges OF the reading room
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day. Mr.. c. d. Riggle. leader Rally
Day Is Sunday. October II, followed by
a week OF great services.
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EVANGELICAL.

1880 IN the morning. when there will
De celebration Of Holy Communion.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-09

North Street Methodist Eplaropaf
church. Fifth and Market streets. John
Ut. ItcHr. paTtur-au udnV school. p 90 n
m. p. o. Wila0u. superintendent. wor-
ship. 10 30 n. m. and 80 b. m. rermona
NH 'hn pastor. Euwprtn League SOS u
m.. Junior League Tuesday. 7.f1 D m. H..
20 O.. n. YOU are cordially invited a.
these services
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Emmanuel Baptist church E.n .fr...
near IT Wfuf' ninth Arden f MIIIr.. pas.
tor SUNDAY school calls Hf geo DOL w
poo h'il nItI1iurr REGULAR ur0Hrhfn z
evening Or $780, PRAYER meeting ON
"wednesday evening af rrN
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Hope VI r. church. NJ. - Griffin. pas
tor-Io the following services n cordial
IMITATION H. extended sunday school az
. % a. M preaching ~ a. no.. evening
service 90 1850 3D. M prayer meeting
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-09

Second Presbyterian Church. oct 10.
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and a Lost Worid"-i.u. 1870. Evening
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