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 and it Is not known when they will arrive. early in February, and until that time the outcome will be in doubt"
 Will Await Related Ones
 The law provides that the territorial can wasting board, consisting of the governor, secretary of the territory and the collector of customs, shall meet within sixty days after the date of the election and canvass the returns and give a certificate of election to territorial officials elected.
 It was recently authortatvely stated in Juneau that the canvassing board would be in no hurry to canvass the returns. The law Is interpreted to mean that the members may meet at any time after the sixty days. They have determined to wait for returns from all the remote precincts before making the official count
 What Senator SuIzer Says
 Senator Sulzer, who in all probability as been elected delegate to congress from Alaska, passed through Juncsu recently on his way to his home in Sulzer, after having spent several weeks at Anchorage, where he was on election day He was accompanied DN HIS HlIS. 1Ie HfS SlCCtCu DS q i"' SN number of enthusiastic friends and support CTS, and congratulations on his election flew thick and fast Senator Sulzer said to reporter:
 'I have been away from home for five months, and my business las suffered must get back there and strengthen out my affairs before 1 return to Juneau, but cer- .anly shall return before long.
 'I am indeed very grateful 10 the friends and Democrats on Gast!neau channel who rave ne such loyal support and who rolled lp such large majority for me in this section. I am also grateful to my Repub- Gcsn friends who assisted me with their votes and in other ways.
 "The people of Alaska have been more than generous in their support of my can ,iidacy, and | appreciate their efforts. The election is close but l da not think the re- suits are in doubt at all The precincts re- man!ng to be heard from will increase my majority almost without exception, but Ahall not actually consider myself elected until the canvaSslng board has made the official returns
 If the final returns of the canvasslng board should show that l am elected you can rest assured that all statements made by me in my campaign will be lived up to, and especially the one that Alaska shall be first, and what affects all of Alaska shall be before what affects any single part ot Alaska"
 Wick Will Practice Law
 Asked by Juneau Dispatch man re gently what he intended to do if defeated for delegate, Judge Wickersham said he would resume the practice of law in Alaska.
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SUGGESTIONS OF PEACE
 VIEWED WITH DISfAV0R

WASHINGTON, Dec 2l-President Wilson, in a note to the warning powers, has attempted to sound the peace sentiment. He does not propose peace or offer mediation, but merely gves an oppor- tunity for an expression of sentiment he note came as surprise to the diplomats, but nevertheless it has created a good impression. Another note which has been sent to all the neutral powers. asking for information, may open the way for an early peace parley
 Lansing Issues Statement
 WASHINGTON, Dec. 22.-President Wilson's peace note has been followed by statement by Secretary of State Lansing that the United States does not expect to become involved Tn the war. British comment on the note IS not favorable, but comment in other countries is less unfavorabe. Officials are hopeful that the note will lead to preliminary exchanges of views by the belhgerents. Diplomats do not regard the attitude of the en- tente allies as flat refusal They believe that Ger many will make further moves looking to confer ence and think way will open for barley that will make peace possible
 Canadians Will Fight to the End
 OTTAWA, Dec 2I.-Canadian Premier Borden has sent message to Lloyd George pledglng Canada to fight to the end
 The Commons Response
 LONDON, Dec 2l.-The house of commons has passed resolution to increase the British army to total of five million men, The allies may reply to Germany before Christmas.
 Refuse to Enter Into Negotiations LONDON, Dec 2O-The council of the empire has adopted an order identical with that of the Rus sian duma refusing to enter into peace negotiations with Germany under present conditions Premier Lloyd George leads in the attack the German pro- posal and urges vigorous measures to continue the war to a finish.
 Cannot Take Request Seriously PARIS, Dec 20-Premier Briand announced in the senate today that the allies would send con- certed reply to Germany to the effect that it is im possible to take the request for peace seriously.
 Italians Also Against It
 ROME, Dec 20.-Foreign Minister Sonnlno, in the Italian chamber, announced that Italy would not sign any conditions or basis for peace negotiations on the terms of Germanys note.
 The Russian Refusal
 PETROGRAD Dec l6-The Russian duma has passed resolutions categorlcaly refusing to consider the Berlin peace suggestions.
 Specuators Think Peace in Sight CHICAGO, Dec l6-Wheat declined B cents today on the report of new slump in war sec,ri- ties.
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RACE HATRED IN COLLEGE

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec T.-Stanford students have protested against the admission of Chinese to the mems dor mitorv, and have driven them out.
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PLENTY OF GRUB AT TOLSTOI

A letter from Tolstoi states that there is no scarcity of food in that camp, as has been reported Only in very few articles has there been found to be shortage
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SUPPORT AMERICAN PROTEST

NEW YORK, Dec 16.-A public meet ing was held here tonight in support of the American protest against the German de portation of Belgians
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INQUIRY BEGINS

SEATTLE, Dec. l7,-The federal grand jury began its probe into the high cost of food products today.
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PRICE OF COTTON UNSTABLE

NEW YORK, Dec. 22.-The price of
 Cotton jumped today three dollars per bale, ad then sagged 145 points.
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CONDEMNED MURDERERS ARE CONSiDERATE

SING SING, Dec. H-Stanley J. Mlstein aged 19 and Charles Krow aged 20 condemned d have asked be executed three days earlier than the time set of consideration for their relatives apparently wishing have the nlace Christmas.
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TURKEY TRYING TO QUARREL WITH AMERICA

WASHINGTON, Dec 19The relations between the United States and Turkey becoming strained of Turkeys failure and refusal let Americans and others leave Turkey the Turkish ambassador be received by the President.
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CONFESSED BANK ROBBER IS ARRESTED

SEATTLE, Dec 22Oscar Lowe, blacksmith 27 years of age arrested has confessed that he of three robbed the Bohe bank of S700 the afternoon of November Walter McDonald longshoreman, and A. J. Rounds implicated by Loves coneon have been arrested
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ALASKA CAN SYMPATHIZE

BERLIN, Dec, 17-This city is threat ened with beer famine.
Iditarod pioneer., 1916-12-23

We give cigar with every ticket pur- chased from us for the Pioneers Mask Ball ANSLEY'S.
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CANADIAN RAILROADS BEING DISMANTLED
 TO PROVIDE RAILS FOR WESTERN FRONT

OTTAWA Dec. l9The Canadian government Is tearing up miles of railroad and will send the material to the western France and Belgium The fact that the unable supply steel the of the governments determination the railroad terial Europe.
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GOVERNMENT CONTROL OF WIRELESS PLANTS

WASHINGTON Dec. 20Steps being taken by the gov control all radio communication the government o buy the plants a fair valuation
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PLEDGE LARGE SUM FOR RELIEF OF JEW.

NEW YORK; Dec 22:-A meeting here last night Dlelged S2 900 for the relief of Jews in Europe.
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WILL START NEW YEAR AS KING OF HUNGARY

LONDON Oec l9-The formal coronation of Emperor Carlos of Austria as king Hungary will take place December 3O according 8 Budapest report.
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KILLED MAN AT NOME BEFORE NOME WAS

TACOMA Dec. l6-A named Jim Foley has surrendered to the police claiming that he killed Diamond Dutch at Nome ill 1898. He appears to be sane.
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-Four precincts in the Bristol bay region in the Third division, are yet to hear from, and it is not known when they will arrive. The canvassing board starts its sessions early in February, and until that time the outcome will be in doubt"
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To Stop Shipments to Villa

WASHINGTON Dec 22.-Vila has made offer to the Washington the basis of interference with his military operations against Carranza.
 The federal authorities have wired government officials at that port and stop munitions shipments signed 0 Villa in Mexico.
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LARGE SUM TO RELIEVE SOLDIERS FAMILIES

WASHINGTON, Dec l9.Secretay of War Baker has asked congress for appropriation of $S500O00 for the families Of enlisted the regular and in the national guard Inn l mediate s urged
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OLYMPIA, Wash, Dec 20.-The Anti-Saoon League nounces that 95 per cent the members of the Washington legislature in favor of the "bone dry bill
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CAN'T GET ALONG WITHOUT THEIR COCKTAILS
Bone Dry" Bill Stands Chance of Passing

BOSTON Dec 20-By vote of 5t459 against 29,297 s has decided wet under the license system.
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ADJUSTMENT OF MEXICAN DIFFICULTIES
 IS NOW LOOKED UPON AS A POSSIBILITY

PIIIIADEI pIA Dec. 20Secretay of the Interior Lane joint commission adjust the Mexican troubles the formulated by the commission has been issued and the of the Mexican situation up Carranza. satisfactory adjustment rests with the Mexican chief
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CHILDREN LOSE THEIR LIVES IN KANSAS FIRE

WICHITA, Kan, Dec. 22.The Kansas Home for the Old and Young burned last night and twenty lives were lost m cludng eight children who perished in the fire.
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AMERICANS ON BOARD T0RPEDOED STEAMER

LONDON Dec. 19Seventeen American mueteers l7st when the British transport ship Russian sunk by sub marine
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CHICAGO, Dec. l6-Wheat declined B cents tles
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British Ar Craft at Work

LONDON, Dec. 22.-British air craft have bom- barded enemy boats on the Tigrs, and the bridge over the Hal river. near the confluence with the Tigris. has been destroyed.
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Tyyv~rarr1
10y f-@F-EE@s C 80.
MUTUAL MASTERPICTURE
At THE DIME TO-DAY.

In Mutual Masterpicture Deluxe
Edwin Thanhouser presents Gladys
Hulette in "The Flight of the
Duchess" at the Dixie theatre to-
day. This is a powerful picture
dramatization Of Browning's most
famous poem, produced in five acts.
In 1.-The Flight of the Duchess,
the Thanhouser company has found
a theme for one of the most interest
ing and picturesque eaEedy-dramas
ever produced upon the screen. The
mixture of medieval and modern
settings, with the outdoor life OF
Gypsying, gives broad range to the
artistic imagination to the producer
OF this play. Gladys Hulette, the
charming little Thanhouser star,
makes an exquisite little Duchess
GYPSY, with her glowing dark eyes
ard hair, her viyacity and her good
taste She is supported in this pic
ture by Robert Gray as the Earle,
tie young Duchess guardian; Bur
nett Parker, as the Duke: Nellie
Arey as the Gypsy blacksmith, and
Caroline Lee as the Gypsy queen.
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minister TO tho Balkans, now atsIch-
Cd to the embassy in Berlin, tells OF
his meeting with the old Ki1S o.
Montenegro in Cettinje.
TN Montenegro, Jackson SAID
"al officials wear blue shirts every
cay and over these, blue coats.
when they go 10 the palace on ordi-
rary business they slip on green
coat over the blue one, but at royal
dinners they put on 4 white coat
over the blue end green ones.
THAT evening dined with Ills
Majesty. was on one side and the
foreign minister on tie other All
Of MS had on the regulation three
coats. As the dinner progressed we
got warmer and warmer and finally
the old king sold: MIR. Minister
YOU get on one slice and Mr.. Jackson
ON the other and nelp peel re Out
CT this white coat It's too hot, >
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like" says Billy sullivan, who is
trying to develop Hughey Jennings
pitchers, has made the discovery
that Loudermilk's failure to have
control is entirely due to the fact
that he does not follow his motion
with his body in delivering the ball,
but stands absolutely straight, while
in the act OF pitching to the batter.
This. Sullivan says, is what makes
him wild, and If he finds a way to
correct this fault Loudermilk Will
become one of the best pitchers in
the league, because he has sufficient
speed and curves, lacking but the
fcne essential, control sullivan al
ready has earned his salary from the
Detroit club, for he seems to have
made a much improved pitcher out
OF Boehler. whose faults have been
corrected and who is apt to be a
winner this year. If he can make a
pitcher ont Of Loudermjlk he will
have accomplished wonders,
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-03-22
TRIANGLE KEYSTONE
AT THE EMPIRE TODAY

Mack Sennett, the producer of
the Triangle Keystone comedy pro-
auctions, is presenting at the Empire
theatre today Fred Mace, with star
cest of Keystone players, two reel
fun producer in the title of Love
VIII Conquer, The Empire is also
showing a good dramatic feature
production. Tomorrow is Edna
Mayo and Henry B. Walthall's day
al the Empire. It's the day for
The Strange Case of Mary Page "
a two reel episode viii be shown to-
morrow in the title of The Alien
ist," the fifth episode, and it is
truly strange.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-03-22

Manager Jennings Is working out
two recruits that give promise OF
developing INFO real base BAH play
ers. These are Harper and Fuller
or course he rsay not be able TO
make use of either Of these men dur
ing the coming season because Of the
fact that Harper is trying out for
Ell outfield position and there is lit
tic likelihood that he viii replace
amy one Of the regulars for some
time yet. but he is a youngster and
With few seasons WORT would fit
81 nicely in place of one of the big
fellows Fuller is likewise working
ont for Bush's place He is fast anG
works hard every minute Of the
game. There may be no place for
Fuller in the final picking OF the
Tigers regulars, unless he completes
with Maiael for place on the infield,
Fuller is faster n base running
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VAUDEVILLE ATTRACTION
AT THE DIME TOMORROW

Tomorrow. for one day only.
the Dixie presents in vaudeville the
Pantages Vaudeville show consisting
OF four big acts The attractions
will be Murray Love and company
IA Musical Review Deluxe. con-
sisting of ten beautiful girls: Maley
and Woods in Different Songs aRo
Dainty Dances" Jack and Jessie
Gibson win offer a series of uniey-
Gle tricks, and Jimmie Green Will
appear in a comedian role. In addi-
ton to the vaudeville a feature pic
tpre VIII be shown in which William
Fox presents Theda Bara in "Des-
truction" Matinee show al $3.50,
two shows al night, so and 9:I5.
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his goods through the Yea, n
the fall he has no bad ao1,.
farmer pays cash for his supaT..
does not have TO pay a prjep =
the bad debts of the meres,a,
sells on time.
The union borrows the mona.
the bank at a low rate os ~
getting it in large sums MA Y
security: in turn they LET + n
the farmer at a correspondent
rate. The borrower has 10 IN
his fellow members and tbey i, !
can cooperate with him and
know If he is properly wOrsss
crops. The drones will BE- y
out and the calamity howls
knocks the banker and nsr|
will be out of a job. for bis imns|
neighbors will have the eontrO 4
money which he is using. The
err will have his money out on \
edged security; the merchant EG3
be harrassed to death with bad 4
and the farmer can pay cash I'd
supplies and save from 40 to h
cent. Suppose the farmer has ID
10 per cent Che can get monsT
less under this SYSTEM for d
to make his crop; lie will be l
able to do it than to pay the N
rate which is on sliding scale
Il per cent upwards-and moslT
wards. This system will be d
the best methods the local nerd
can adopt to fight the nali
houses. When the farmer paE
for his supplies and the
merchant has no bad debts to y
up to his prompt-paying patrons
long-wished-for era will be a u
| The fact that these unions are b
with so per cent OF their menaI
of the producing class, and Y
i cent among other ayocations, u
that the principle Of this law i;N
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The thing that concerns the De-
troit fans most is the question OF
developing pitchers. Last season
Jennings had the pennant almost
clnched when bis few good pi'chers
went 10 the bad If it were possible
for him to develop one or two good
slab artists during the present train
ing there Is little doubt but that
he viii figure conspicuously in tho
championship contest lie has some
hopes Of Loudermilk, who seems
10 have plenty of stuff but lack of
control MeTigue looks good to the
average fan from more than one View
point He is handy with the stick
as well as very effective in the box.
OF course the batting average Of .
pitcher counts for but little 50 long
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-03-22

Manager Husbie Jennings recoiva
cd letter some days ago from rs
cobb in which the Georgia Peach
begged off from training until a
later day, but the manager has writ
ten him q letter SAYING he woulG
be very glad if the premier batter
and base runner would put In APP
pearance tor the exhibition game a.
Wnxahachle, and It is very probable
that cobb will be here. II Cobb wiz
pley ia these games Il is said that
Jennings will excuse him from fur
Their practice untl the season opens.
Mr. Jennings does not care TO have
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-03-22

MIAMI Fla, March 22.-The
Braves are playing right to merit
popularity. The mayor has called
on the citizens to attend the battle
between the Braves and the Mack
men tomorrow.
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DRESS WARM AND
KEEP FEET
e :, se,ao,. n
Tells Rheumatism Sufferers !"
Salts and Get ina OF ~
Acid.

Rheumatism is no r'sp'''
age. sex. color or rank. I L
most danyercus of humaa az,
i is one of the most palni'' !
SUBJECT 10 rheumatism sl''''
less meat. Dress as wafnF :
bic. avoid any undue eSp GU.
above all drink lots OF pun !
Rheumatism is caused ?! =
which is generated in 'l'
and absorbed into the olo''. !.
the function OF the klanS,' :,
this acid from the ol00u
il out in the urine we F 80.
skin are also a means Of ne, !.
blood of this inquiry !.
and chilly. cold vea'ns, -. !.
pores are closed thus l I !
kidneys to do double WON -,
come weak and slugsisH 4.
eliminate this uric acll ,.,,..
accommodating and CT, .,,li,.I
the system. eventual! !,
Joints and muscles causing !.
soreness and pain caA''
tism. .,.,s
At the first tWihSs 10.
get from any pharma'y
ounces of Jad Salts pa' b
spoonful in a glass O. -
drink before breaSi's. u, !
ing for a week. TINS a I
| mate uric acid BY .. ~, b
| kidneys to normal 80. -
ding the blood o. ,s y
Jad salts is ineNpsu ..ii 4
and IS made from the n, 80.
| and lemon juice u 80.
,ithia and is USED - ~. 4
! suits BY thousands = -
subject to rheania ..,.rs.,..
have a pleasant -
water drink Nhiel =
! acid and IS bene.',''
neys as well.-tAa'l
ns!! y
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as his benders prove puzzle.
Erickson Is also a likely young pitch
cr. Boehler. who has proven dead
weight to the club for several sea-
Gems. seems 10 be showing good form.
smithson ought to work out we'll.
but it's a puzzle to pick the best
ones
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-03-22

GAINESVILLE, Fla. March p.
Connie Mack is here with one
section of his Athletes consisting
mostly OF youngsters. Another sec
ton is at Fort Pierce. This after
noon Mack plans TO set n line on
Rockies White, Stellbauer and Nc
Connell
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-03-22

In the New England States q
Ing to facts milk has gone Up .
consumer from 5 and s cents !
TO Q and 10 cents, and the prl
milk has gone down to the .
from Az cents IN 1910 to ~
the present year. There either
p milk trust in New England
msd6leman operates there ne
rs he does in Texas.
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batting demon. gathering in nine
hits in three games.

ST. PETERSBURG. Fla, March
22.-Local fans are already predict
ing the Phillies viii win the 1916
pennant. They point to. the three
times the Phillies have defeated the
Cubs as proof,
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-03-22

Cobb begin training early, but he
would be glad TO crafty desire OF
the Texas fans to see him pitted
against Bonnie kauff
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MARLIN. Texas. March 22.-
Chrlsty Matthewson has a split fin
ger 1t may keep him out for day
or two The big pitcher tried TO
spear a hot one from Dooins' bat
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THE BIGGER THE DINNER
THE MORE COATS YOU WEAR

BERLIN, March 3 (By maiD.-
John b. Jackson, former American
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MACON, Ca. March 22.-Frank
Baker, whose injured hand has kept
him from spring practice. is now
ready for third base for the Yanks
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DAYTONA, Fla, M h az
Henry Hitler has become a regular
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uuehie jennings and his string Of
regulars are at Fort Worth tode'
for game with the Painters. To
morrow the Panthers viii come to
Waxahaehie for q game II vii be
remembered that the Fort Worth
team defeated tae Tigers there on
March -. and its predicted that the
Tigers win be after getting revenge.
Waxahaehie win see the last Of
81 the Tigers next Tuesday The
squad viii start on their homewara
trip TUESDAY night The first eNhi-
bition game viii be played II san
Antonio, ThJr stay has boon g
pleasant and profitable one. Better
weather conditions could not have
heen desired
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The Daily Light gives the news
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WANT TO nrY

M 200 Ford Cars.
81 Pay Spot Cash. Market Value
~ any day Sell and exchange
Fords, boddies and radiators.
III. q. SAsAG Dallas. Texas.
I2IOl-3 Main ST. Both Phones,
Opp Ford Motor Co. Main 1852.
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