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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1916-02-16
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The Keota news. (Keota, Weld County, Colo.) 1911-1922, 1916-12-15
WESTERN

The two bandits who robbed the
State Bank Of Winslow. Neb., Of &c.
500, were identified by Omaha police
officers.
DIR. R. R. Weeks. dentist. at Gin.
cinnati. O.. definitely identified the
man killed by Villista bandits at Par
raj. Mex. recently, as his brother. for
merly Of Denver.
George p. Bemis, who, with his
cousin, George Francis Train. built
the first tramways in London, died
in Omaha. Neb. He had been twice
elected mayor Of Omaha. He was IS
years old.
William ]. Bryan. in an address at
the City Club at st. Louis. rebuked
the bankers of st. Louis for signing a
protest against prohibition in the re-
cent campaign.
Almost simultaneously with new
order from Chief Of Police Healy to
enforce vigorously the Sunday-closing
law. came the admission from Mayor
Thompson OF Chicago that the chief
OF police would resign.
oscar d. Mcdaniel, prosecuting At
The Keota news. (Keota, Weld County, Colo.) 1911-1922, 1916-12-15

tornsy Of Buchanan county. was &C
quilted by . jury in the Criminal
Court at st. Joseph. Mo-. Of the charge
Of having murdered Mrs.. Harriet Moss
Mcdaniel, his wife.
California Favorits. awarded the
Grand steer championship Of the In
ternational Live Stock Exposition at
Chicago, was sold at auction to . De-
troit packing firm for $3.50. Tho
price II declared to be the highest
ever paid for beef.
The Keota news. (Keota, Weld County, Colo.) 1911-1922, 1916-12-15
ERAL

The Arizona prohibition law IL In
effect.
Two persons were killed and six
hurt in collision near Price. Utah.
on the Denver & Rio Grande.
The establishment Of municipal abb
attoirs for the purpose OF reducing the
cost of meat to consumers is advo-
Gated by the National Grange.
How society can be reconstructed
to avoid the horrors Of war was dis
cussed at the eighteenth annual din.
ner of the Pennsylvania Society in
New York.
Miss Edith Colby. newspaper report
er, at Thompson Falls. Mont, was
sentenced to serve ten years in the
state penitentiary by Judge McCul
loch for the murder Of A. c. Thomas.
politician, last September.
George w. Beale, formerly EN-
ployed at the Chino Copper Company's
plant at Hurley, N. M, was found dead
in hotel room ut Ell Paso, Tex. A
clipping found in the room announced
the approaching marriage Of Beale to
girl in Silver City. N. M. according
to Coroner ]. NJ. Deaver
The testimony of Louis J. Smith.
governmental witness. will be admit
ed into the trial of Franz Bopp. Ger.
man consul general. Baron e. H. Won
Setback, vice consul, and the other de-
PENDANTS in the conspiracy case arts.
ing out of the dynamiting of railroad
tunnels and entente munitions ship.
ments, 1t was virtually conceded 1t
San Francisco BY the defense.
The Keota news. (Keota, Weld County, Colo.) 1911-1922, 1916-12-15
SPORT.

Thomas Hickey OF st. Paul was
elected president Of the American as
ISOLATION, 1t was announced at Indian
apolis, Ind.
The Boston Red Sox officially
changed owners when Ward and
Fraxee, theatrical men Of Chicago and
New York. signed the papers and
separated ex-President Joe Lannin
from his world champions.
Maneuvers In aviation which few
years ago were considered tricks" Of
the most daring variety. INDUCED in
only on occasions Of fancy or exhibi-
ton flying, now are performed daily
in practical military aviation.
J. r. Taylor. former association
football star in England and one Of
the most enthusiastic soccer fans in
Denver. was reelected president Of
the Colorado Association Football
league at . meeting of the league in
Denver.
Two major and world records were
created during the 1916 season-one
by the Giants when they won 26 con-
secutiye victories: and the other was
made by Tom Griffith Of Cincinnati,
who played In every game his team
engaged In during two successive
years, ~ he played 160 games in 1918
and 1s5 games in 1916, or 315 games
In Ill.
The Keota news. (Keota, Weld County, Colo.) 1911-1922, 1916-12-15
OF MOST INTEREST
KEEPING THE READER POSTED
ON MOST IMPo RTANT
CURRENT TOPICS.
wsstss. Newspaper Union News Service.
ABOUT THE WAR.

Russians on offensive in Carpathf
ans. Petrograd claims. Berlin says Al
tacks here were repulsed.
Russians dislodge enemy from two
heights In Putna valley but admit ne
tirement southeast Of Saltaenly under
pressure.
Rumanians still in full retreat be-
fore Won Mackensen. Kaiser and EN-
peror Charles of Austria visit German
generals headquarters.
Rumanian losses since Dec. calcu'
lated at 10000 men and vast amount
Of war material including 1874 cannon
and 120 machine guns.
Italian steamer Palermo torpedoed
and sunk off coast of Spain. Twenty
five Americans aboard. OF whom one
10 said to have been fatally wounded.
With the fall Of Bucharest the CEN
trail powers are now in possession OF
four capitals Of entente allied states.
the others being Brussels. Belgrade
and Cettinge.
German tanks" or armored motor
cars, used on Rumanian front. de-
clared q far greater success than the
British tanks" in description OF
their exploits from Berlin. New en-
CINE Of destruction moved at high
speed and has been known to account
for 900 Rumanians in one attack.
Greece appears to be on the verge
of revolt against the allies. American
minister confers with King. Entente
ultimatum handed to Constantine; TO-
600 men under arms in and near Ath-
ems and more than 1000 Venizelists
Imprisoned. Teutonic allies progress
ing in Rumania but Petrograd asserts
Rumanians have forced retreat
northeast of Bucharest. Berlin ad-
mits loss Of height on Transylva-
MAN frontier. Berlin records repulse
of heavy attack by entente forces near
Monastir.
The Keota news. (Keota, Weld County, Colo.) 1911-1922, 1916-12-15
WASHINGTON.

Nine million dollars II the sum last
years epidemic Of foot and mouth dis
ease took from federal and state treas.
uries, according to the annual report
of the Bureau Of Animal Husbandry.
Contracts for % high-power hydro
airplanes for the coast artillery sta
lions in the United States. Hawaii.
Philippines and the Panama canal
zone were let by the War Department
Mobilization Of the National Guard
for border service was accomplished
with the minimum Of disease or dis
comfort, according to the annual re-
port of the Medical Department of the
army.
Department Of Justice officials an.
nounced that federal grand juries at
New York and Detroit. probably At
Cleveland. and possibly at Kansas
City, Minneapolis and st. Louis, would
conduct sweeping inquiries into the
high cost Of living.
Ambassador Francis at Petrograd
has been instructed to make further
representations to the Russian gov.
eminent regarding the delivery Of the
supplies bought for German prisoners
in Russia and held at Tien Tsin.
China, for several months.
Congress reconvened for . three
months session. with calendar over
crowded with general legislation, fac
ing railroad reforms and the high cost
of living as new issues, and con-.
fronted with unprecedented estimates
aggregating $1.654.s1s,654 to meet ex.
penditures of the government for the
fiscal year 1918.
Cabinet women. social workers..
wives OF Supreme Court justices and
soap box orators participated with
perfect equality In the house warming
of the National American Woman Sui.
frage Association.
The Keota news. (Keota, Weld County, Colo.) 1911-1922, 1916-12-15
FOREIGN.

The new governor OF Chihuahua.
Cen. Arnulfo Gonzales. was installed
Tuesday.
Jermain Riesco. who was president
Of tho republic for the term which
ended in 1906. died ut Santiago. Chile
The engagement is announced OF
Earl Curzon of Kedleston. former
Viceroy Of India, and Mrs. Brace FL
VIVA Dukgan, widow Of Alfred Duggan
Of Buenos Aires.
President Poinoars Of France has
awarded . gold medal to Mrs. Harry
Duryen of New York for her services
during the last two years ~ head OF
IN American aid committee for war
victims.
Monsignor Jean Tacci Porceui.
former papal nuncio at Brussels. has
been appointed papal majordomo. He
succeeds Monsignor vittorio Ranuzzi
de Bianchi. who has been created .
cardinal.
With the thermometer so degrees
below zero. Fairbanks. Alaska. Is suf-
fering from q scarcity Of fuel. The
weather is too cold to permit the
hauling of wood Many residents are
moving into hotels.
Events Friday emphasized the fact
that David Lloyd-GeorEe. the new pre-
mier. has split the Liberal party into
two factions. The new cabinet will
command more support from the Con-
servatives in Parliament than from
the Liberals.
The semi-official news agency At
Petrograd says that in the Duma Pre-
mier Trepoff read q proclamation an
nouncing officially that an agreement
concluded by Russia, France and
Great Britain in 1915 and later ap-
proved by Italy. establishes In def
mite manner the right of Russia to
the straits and Constantinople."
David Lloyd George at Buckingham
palace in London formally kissed the
kings hands on his acceptance Of the
offices of Prime Minister and First
Lord Of the Treasury. This indicates
that the new premier sees his way to
the formation Of an administration to
take the place Of Premier Asquith.
who resigned.
The official list Of the new British
ministry follows the unofficial fore
cast with two or three minor changes.
Mr.. Lloyd-George. Lord Miner, Earl
Curzon. Andrew Bonar Law. and Ar
thur Henderson form what 10 Off
cially termed the War Cabinet. while
the others. who ordinarily have been
designated a. Cabinet ministers, are
called heads Of departments.
The Keota news. (Keota, Weld County, Colo.) 1911-1922, 1916-12-15
Remedy for Bee Sting.

Remedy for Bee Sting.
When stung by bee rub on the
sting instead Of pulling it out with the
aails, which forces more poison into
the wound. Apply ammonia to the
wound, for this will give immediate
relief.
Red Cross Bag Blue makes the laundrs0
happy, makes clothes winter than Gnow.
All good grocerS. Adv.
Keen Him Too Busy.
He who attends to his own business
has no time to waste on visionary
schemes to save the country.
Activity keeps men young.
The Keota news. (Keota, Weld County, Colo.) 1911-1922, 1916-12-15

Activity keeps men young.
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8ietpr Sugo aIs 0obea.

gtctor 5ugO mar tein 6tquenes
UlooeQ. Dos DiFau mir Don aobiH
Der gs3nungen mar, ieiH 9ictor gu
aos8sutmol nod i9nelsn 8eo5ad'
turgsH Al MAIDEN, pd Der @ihter iit
nidt oo5u psrfno, tim gu fken
Qt4t piel bejer crying e. aud. nil
Martel gia0n nod peri0uiiasu BE
tinten IeInes 8roBbaters, Der pei,
lad BEL 8ictOr 6ugo ~pertebrte, ltBi
i'm ,3emps' er3a4lt, oem 8iIobdusr
S6Onepert, als Ell baran ging, feline
8ittor 5ugos8afte 3u Taafisn, Die
bsats i'm g0eon auigeiisQt 1T. Bic
tor 6ugp naigerte itd aud oamals.
Dem aiBitIer in isiner BertItatt su
FiBsu aRD ertlGrte nnfpridlih: sd
psrOe 6errr Gd0Hefpert gum uiit,
taseiTn e;HlubsH. % tam Il mid
Ie6eu. NIT mir iprsftn uno ftim
8eObdA tuuseH MAIDEN. 4bsr 70 GAM
itiG bdFBeu, oas tue id Mat, 0dpon
befommt man aud ME ben 2tasotud
oss asbtus!".
90 siug Der aunfisr rgelmaBi9
In 0le Qusnue 0gplau. absr er aB
ni6t nit. BGbrenO Der Mo6lSeit Be-
obadtete er fem unrubges Wlooel
tlno bait. ueben iib auf etuem Sgbe
mel bic 5onmafe, aus be1 er Isint
5fi33e formen nouts. 81 mar IA.
tirliG Elm i9nierigss Qrbeitsn, INT
gittor 6ugo, benz Der finftler itht
fpmpatbifd mar. lagte i'm T9ftfb
Ii4 gndOig: Run, id MD 5bnen
sinen 8orIhlag our Cite MAIDEN
aommeu Gle BON isbt al gu min
sum MittogeFen. ellen sic aud rifs
tia NIT, uno fir il breimnl Mitras
eFeH perbe ih Semen eiumol Tigen!"
Der Riinitler Jimmie frsuoig gu unO
70 seDdbrte 8jttor 6ugO Inn bier
GiBungen, pG6rsn6 S66nepert
3p0lfmal gu Mittag BET ihm aB. D1it
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mon fem nrtsiL D~erlangte. iagte e.:
sgtnn ia, i6 BIT g. Aber Is 1T nut
metn duBttes sd tHb ntdt 0as, mas
in mir lett"
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Ss B~ertaHfeu
NyOt6efe 3n 0erfanfcn.
6etm 9araain.

Smscont gurf Giitrift an 90.
CTR, uahe Dloion Elm prGhtiges
5eim, in eritfloiigem 3utauO; fcne
DC mr. R%epnroturen n0tig. 1ot grob2
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init 8a6 5urnaraJei5ung rno 80
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Dig be5ablt. Dies 1T Elm gutes 3eim
uno miro altd gtte 3lnien %eintrogen
ol5 6elonulagc. Greis mir iofurti.
GET 8erfouf $500 - tafien sic
e. uns SSbuen 5eigen.
Z. Y Sbules Sc.
Gouglas 49,. 915 Gitn QotI g1nt.
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4e6tasfn ,Trrms.

$40 4der mobl fultioterte SAP
gountp. 9feb., 6orm. geobe oert.
ider Stride mo 5ruei guten Stoot
hea. 4aes gutter 9ooen nFter
bofiter @utiuideluug. 9rei5 $40.
900. $4,000 bon. Rcit su 5 Bro
sent. =. y. @Nnbs, sos graneeis
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Iuhn 6apue. apntraftnr.

uebermiftelt ane Repaiotliror6ei.
ten. umbouten aHbd,ttm. ufip,
neue Subbooen, @i1terfenltcr So
ifen6erehnungea eeliefert. 224 Stee-
line glOGs Omaha, gie6r; Donalos
SOFA. Al.
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@ininr 0rtiic
Yeidlte Se0inannaen

Yei6te BeOinannaen Nili0t Vfric
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Glap Goiutp. 294 ader. b~erbeert ........ 70
Sob GorntD, 81 Qder, berbeIert .......... 300
3oooe Golnib, 100 Qder, %perbfisrt. ...... 100
Douglas Gountb, 60 adcr, DcrbeHTt ........ 100
Douglas Gopntp, 1870 Qder, %berbefert. ....... 235
@or6n Gmutp, 3,50S gder, b%erbeIert. 80. 10
aot Gounip, 1850 @der, b~erbefert $500. 30
pot Gountl, 800 ader. 6alano .......... 40
aeitb Gorntn, 800 gder, ~berbefIcrt ........ ~
ainbaq Gountp, 1880 ader, b%erbefert 49,. 20
2incnln Gointp, 1856 Qfer, benaNert ........ 100
Qtrcoln Gouutp, 400 ader, bepdTert ........ 50
Regberion Gountb, 4S1 slider, berbeiIert -. 10
Nance GointD, 800 ader, o]erbeijart ........ 10
Scottsbluff Gouutb, 40 ader, baudIIert -. GO
Sberi6an Gountb, 5000 qder, b~erbeIicrt .... 2050
Sbermon gorHtp, 20 qder, berbcfert $50. so
Ibomos Gouutb. $50 Gder, ~berbefert ...... 10
Sdreibt ans fir udbere G~iu5eIbeieH, photographer, giISer.
paptc Jnncitmcnt 60.
Omaha, 9cbrasFn.
2eutihe aOrreiponoeus miro ]prontpteit ereogt
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Games Wien. - 312 Rebiae glod
gelDeiie erlnngt IN arimin1L. unb
3ibilf0Gen. - SHES ltreng bertra1t.
Tpler 1876. Bobmang, Dou.
9las 500. If.
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Dphfr

@lGier, ourA 0te 6ie ftur UNI obne
BeIhneroen ieben t0nnen. Breile
ntdBig. COLT 0ptifnl 60, 69i
Hranoets Bed. Smaha 2.15.f7
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Gfimmt. rWertmHrbig. i'm
Dnnteln finosu Ff bic 9ippm 5wsisr
g%sriiebtsn OisI lsidter als I'M 5sls
len.
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Sbeutre Bldg, Omaha, glebr.
-i2st6.t6
ocutidjc 5armrrl

aus qdcrlono i'm g}orrta Goull
IL, g3ebro5ta. I'M SaIe Oes gtcrtt
@latte, iii itr ocn 4nbou uon alfaL
ia. fleineu @etretoeiorteu ii. Bidder.
ruben beion0cr9 aeeigilet. Bier unl
fini 9onnel alfalfa, oreiBig bis
fini3ig guibel Corn. 5rpan5ig BIZ
pier3ie guibel 8eiseu lub 5non3tr
Conner 3uderriiben fiir ben ader
itrO bic oitrdihrittIiden grnteu.
Sie fonner cine Garm NIT einer
fIeinen an5ablllrg fduien unb be-
5obIen ben aeit in neitn j1brltner
Ieil3oblungen Sdreibt uns qennu,
mas Sbr moat un6 oerIanqt De.
itreibungeu, Die gu6 frei 5ugei6tdt
iper0en.
Gcntral 5tates eauO Complain,
1923 Union gncifie @ebdloe,
Cmubo, Rebragfd. If.
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amsu.R ~eporatnreu

Zen & 8infIeb-3218 $arnep.
gritflnifige 4utosR epnrottren. auT.
frtihen mat,t ale Cars ner. Starte
Shlepp.g or. o 1910.
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8aid e 8oraboff.
Neettln0, Oelcoaten
Ses Oetsperbnn6cs!

Die 8elegnten INTO GrnselmtaIie.
Der oes 8rtsberbm6es, 6ie 8tfefs
fir Die Ebeoterboriteutna on Iebten
Sonntae gum 8erfouf bntten pn6
ferumolidit eriidt entpc6cr IN ser
Office Der Eribiine ODER bcim Si,
nnnsiefretdr gtia 8. Spedlt m Der
stootbnIGe ob8urednet 0ontit cine
botIitdnbtae Q5rednuug nber oie
9orfteaina redlt bnIo ertanqt uer.
ben fam.
Bal q, Setter. gori.
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msbr an Bert; uuo als ta ibr
i6IteBlI6 eiHmal on sinsm miBigsr
abrnb traf, unb mir auf u%nierec
S~uaenoitrti8 81 ipreten tamsn, b.
peril6rien it9 feline augen IN tinem
IeItiamen Snimmer Der @itr unt
Gutiagung. 4m ielben qbeno Lice
tn ibm meme panr 8dnbe, auf bic
FL 10 bel belt, 3utragen, nm
crltbts, DaB @inlterlem In ipdttr
Ra4titunoe nodmuls fem Idperes
6er3 ron Dont pnb 5pei ipsitr Aus
gen o0q JreubsBtrdnen 3i un5 Der
iberbradte. Dir pdrsH bieie Be-
5eugungsn Dsfpsnitibe oenn I1
3eigtsu mir, ooB uniers emit 70 ubers
miitig 9efeierten Strside 9reH5elIoig
Jebltreifer gerpeien paren. 8tr bat
ten BEN QItsn I'M itiu Slid 6etrcs
gen; aber lper bate oamaIs gss
abnt, oaB unter 8inIterIeins 8nI
ienipaIt GiHiomteit I'M gsersn gent
itet bQtte3 ~.
o. gibt nun lein Gniihuloigeu
mebr, oenn GinFtrlein lie9t ldoH
ettaltet i'm gnrein. gu Ueioen
Setten ost bItiGsu Shiuien iteben
4Itern une oirrs Strob6Ium6uiheI
Dos 4mpeIliht Fladert tri6 UNI
nil breden. Sin bisfeH frsuoiqsl
1urite Is bod pobl siinoen. 8iels
Ieitt, baB es um @initerleins Sssl(
5immet pbeu iihter gliulmt. aui
bate er iit ans Wiatte &C.
Seine bat ibm belle 3agt
beretttt. 4ber, mos bate CT etpc
bn3u geiog!, rsrn man ben stiier
beitea Sn!ingeI burh sIn paar pru
gel psritdubt bdtte, neil Ct, biutei
benz 4Iten bertrippsIuB, pit g,ipobui
9sfpottet bate:
9infeerrIein, i'd min f1Ga banieE
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3miteeerIein bat tsintn 9dgeu uebr
5iHiteserIeius Sud lift Ieiht uHO .ser.'
y 4 =
Uir Fnb INNER nod uulG 3rei
i'm Simmer. Die Shpeittr id.urft
ans alusier. Gie ipieIt. Cir
5reosl i6aut gegeu oas
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S6atten DIR StaIetsH.
Dis 4nHes IeBte 4itoroe ertliH'
zen, oriagt elm unfrsunbIidei
Biubsgelprda BON brauBsu in biz
8o5nihtu b6ren pir uRi
3sgeufeitig 4ttm i1Opien. 4nni
'pieIt pisber. 6re0sI 3pdngt ieim
5piiten bic 3dhne, idludy
uub itiir3t ploBIi1 ouf mid gu
SD babe meinsn 8ru6er ME msbi
ieFeH, ieit er in bic GduIt
,sbt. aune ihlisbt bns 4laOier
lno lire 6dnOe gIdttea Jrenels 6aa,
c iiber meine ants. qlir lit eiger
Sd iptrs 8rs0tIs Rtifer,
ipIrs bas grpafsn isins1
}sruurft. 5ein gers 8~ittert. Qbsr
3 1T tsin gubsnbsr3 meHt. ggru
'er" m6dte i'd Tim iogen. Gs III
DobI, iemauoem 8ruDer fageH al
Der ME Elm Freunb itoei
,int gsipru6me NOrt Osritebt. p5re
ri, mir nsrber tinftig refer NIT
inunber reDeu miFsn. 81, Qnm
IND id. IS it i10n buRfls Ra6t
i6er 81 1T bod 70 fed. So bel
Is ftoderten brei gintlsiH iusinan
er. Woher2 Nus brei Gsf9ntters
er3en."
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8aHendanfer.

q. 4Hte's Mattruitb DUNE.
aHDer IN BtIege ~geretu1Rep lruo
dOOptiert. 212I 2dfe 5tr Au1obe.
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0an leie Oieie srite tdgliG! Ste
btrtet SeOermann &OrtetIe, itc
bat lt1 oft ais WertbOlr TuRO'
CRUDE erwieicn!
gerlanst-@eiblid.

&erluugt: 3iidnges gldoden
fir 9ulsorbeit. 6amlie bou 3 Gr.
mudienet. Stienes 3uus. Sofort
u~pr5uitellerL Iii 9{ortb 30 CIR,
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