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The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1918-12-26

in charge it would seem that we are
just entering into our greatest period
of usefulness.
We maintain that a newspaper must
give more than simply the news of the
community. True, that is its first
mission, but it must also be the trav-
cling representative of the city. In
appearance it must reflect the city
from which it comes, and if it is to
have helpful influence in extending
the interest of the community it must
contain not only the happenings of
the day, but consistent boosts for the
things that go to make up a
city. This the Democrat has en-
deavored to do. The first thing we
did upon taking charge was to ban
ish advertising from the front page,
and if we remember rightly this is the
only paper on the Rock Island be-
tween Hutchinson and Amarillo that
does not carry display advertising on
the title page. This has cost us
money, as front page space is very
desirable, but the larger papers have
discontinued the practice, and we
felt that we could spare the revenue
we have lost in order to give Liberal
a paper that would not look like an
advertising poster.
Another thing that took lot of
time and effort was the building up of
the subscription list, and it is here
that the greatest success crowned our
efforts. In one year we added over
600 subscribers, and have kept at it
until today we can offer the mer-
chants of Liberal list of readers that
will compare favorably with any pap
err published.
The first of May Mr. A. l.. KIM
ball became associated with us in the
business and he has rendered valua-
BILE assistance in organizing the me-
department and getting the
work out efficiently and satisfactorily.
Under his capable management the
quality of our product has been i'm
proved and the volume of business in
creased considerably.
While conditions the past year have
the newspaper business adj
we have no cause to COM
plain. We have Jared better than we
and the outlook was
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1918-12-26
NOW is THE TIME TO START
PAVING

Liberal can put it off a year or
two or three-but Liberal must pave.
The town has achieved about every
distinction that town can and still
have quagmires for thoroughfares.
With the new $4,000 mill a reality,
the new 100000 hospital almost
ready for occupancy, $4,000
church just starting, brick business
houses in course of construction, a
sewer system in successful operation,
the water problem successfully solved,
it would seem that most of the real
essential things have been realized
and Liberal has not block of paving.
Other Kansas towns which lack
mile and half of being as good COM
mercial centers as Liberal have al
ready paved their streets.
Will we let all these people who are
investing so heavily in private enter
prises display more faith in the future
of the town than we as citizens?
Liberal should have fifteen blocks
of paving in 1919. 1t must come in
a very few years so it had just as well
come at once and have the benefit of
the pleasure and profit it would yield.
We say-PAVE NOW.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1918-12-26
PROPOSES TO MAKE WHEAT
PRICE FOR 1919 EFFECTIVE

Washington, Dec. 26.-Legislation
to make effective the wheat price
guarantee for the 1919 crop and at
the same time to safeguard the gov
eminent against losses was recon-
mended to congress today by the de-
partment of agriculture and the food
administration.
A memorandum sent to Represen-
tative Leer Of South Carolina, chair
man of the house agricultural COM
mittee made the following recommen-
dations:
,First-Extension by congress be-
yond June first, 1920 of the date for
the government purchase of the 1919
crop.
Second-Continuan of the food
administration grain corporation, or
creation of new agency to buy, store
and sell 1919 wheat that may be Of
fered to the government, and Third
Possible legislative professions to pro-
tect the government against wheat or
-four brought in from other countries
during the period of effectiveness of
the guaranteed price and also to pro-
tect buyers of such wheat as long
as the wheat is in this country and not
consumed.
The memorandum was compiled
with the approval of President Wilson
and Secretary Houston, in submitting
it said, "the government has made a
guarantee and it goes without saying
that it must be made effective"
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1918-12-26
WESTERN KANSAS

If you hear some melodious, har-
monious music from the land of the
setting sun these days it will be the
song of the folks in Western Kansas.
1t will be song that bursts forth be-
cause of the promise of future pros
perity and abundance.
Moisture is the basis for it and the
big snow is the foundation stone of
this moisture.
Grass roots that were searching for
it are soaked, more than they have
been soaked for a good number of
years, all over the west third of the
state. Naturally the folks are feeling
good as the result. And they should.
Western Kansas now and then sur
prises the world by the things she
does agriculturally and folks had bet
ter watch the calendar, for the spring
and summer of 1919 may be that sort
of a season.
If this Western Kansas anthem
reaches your ears please note the joy
Gus concord, the wonderful harmony,
for the singers are strong for a year
like the next one is forecasted to be.
Hutchinson News.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1918-12-26
OPTOMISTIC

In another place in this issue will
be found a story on Liberals Out
look" written by Ray Millman, Sec
rotary of the Chamber of Commerce,
for the Wichita Eagel.
The Eagle is running each day such
an article from the different towns
and cities of Kansas and Oklahoma,
and all tell practically the same story
that of progress.
Turnout the Southwest the spirit of
optomism is prevalent, The fear of
what might happen to business dur
ing the period of readjustment is not
having any adverse effect upon bust
ness, and most of the better informed
business men seem to be of the opin-
ion that conditions are going to i'm
prove rather than the opposite.
The is no reason for one believing
otherwise. For the past four years or
more millions of men in Europe have
been busy tearing down, destroying,
wasting. Now it has stopped, and
for the next ten or twelve years the
world is going to be busy restoring
what has been destroyed.
Millions of men have been killed or
crippled and there is no one to take
their places, which will cause a good
demand for labor, while capital will
enjoy season of prosperity in fnanc-
ing the repacements.
The United States must not only
feed and clothe the world for the next
few years, but other manufactured
products will find ready sale in Eu-
rope, and America must supply the
demand.
Everything points to busy time in
this country and when everyone is
busy there must be prosperous con-
dition.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1918-12-26

never so bright. With the closing of
the war and the return to normal
conditions, the very things that have
been a detriment to the business will
be responsible for healthy increase,
and we expect to grow and expand
and boost for every good thing for
Liberal even more diligently than in
the past
We wish to thank each one who
has in any way contributed to our
success during the past year-our
subscribers, advertisers, correspond
ents, and those who have spoken
helpful word. 1t is needless to say
that we have appreciated the evidence
of friendship, and shall await the OPP
portunity to reciprocate.
We wish one and all a year of
prosperity and happiness.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1918-12-26
STARTING OUR THIRD YEAR

With next weeks issue of the DEM
ocrat we start our third year as editor
of this paper, and looking back over
the work of the past two years we can
find many pleasant remembrances.
At times we wearied in our effort,
difficulties arose that seemed almost
unsurmountable, yet from the other
side they appear as trihes, and we
cannot help but feel that our time or
energy has not been wasted.
When the paper came into our
hands it lacked almost everything
needed in the way of equipment, and
the location was about as poor as
could be imagined Our first task was
to assemble machinery and material
adequate to handle the needs of the
town and country, and the second to
house it in a location that would be
convenient to the public.
In both we have succeeded ad-
mirably. Only the most modern
printing plant could be considered
and we bought it. A new brick
building was erected especially for our
use. Component help, one of the
greatest items in a well regulated
business, was almost impossible to Sc
cure, and this was one of our great
est sources of annoyance.
But the help finally became avail
able, and with our modern plant, de-
sirable location and skilled mechanics
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1918-12-26

Says Senator Lodge: ga league of
nations should not be considered un-
til after the peace congress" Says
Mr.. Taft: "If league of>nations is
left until after the peace congress
there will be no league of antions."
Well, probably Senator Lodge, who is
sardonic old Teller as we know,
thinks so too.--Topeka Capital.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1918-12-26

Hard on Human Beings and Live Stock but Great for
the Wheat. Some little disagreeablc to get about;
made fellow feel like hugging the stove, but you've
got to have something to eat.
Washington Journal., 1918-01-18
Die glrbetterfragc.

NnunDerttaldenoe uuuer better juugeH Qeute teben beute nnter oen
gaafp1. gle ibn en Sonbperf aus, oaa linen fruber Iremo mar, oS
fp eoodl nohfhabeu W0 ebrcn. Eopdenoe mareu Dor i0rem gintrrt IN
Die afruee ais 9rbeter in 5abriteL ouT' 6armen ionic in Den peribteoenen
;}rpeqea Der SrouArie beitafhgt fegenudrtia fenneu Tie nun cine auf
gube: Die @erteioigmg hires GoterlanDes. Das 6lBren oS pflnges,
oe Sdptueeu oeS BANNERS 9abGn lie jeBt an0eren lberlalien.
Ger 4rbeter III in &rieg85cten Don groBerer Be0eutung aS Der
5oI6ot. 0buq Den fsdB uno Die ardIe oe3 Mrbeters fam fem SerRg ges
fatrt meroeu. 8ou Dem onerhaniIffu Arbefer miro beute otel eruartet:
81 tnub utdt MIR oaHr iereeU, oB unRre Hrmeen gut auSgeitattet umn
neriebcu iino. icuoeru audi Die DER IaierteH. unere Regierung bat
Gnplau0> Traufret. 8elgNu unb Stalen Die polite llnteritisung Der
iprodeu, iopet Dies HogIict ii uHo tic mus Jest ibr 8ort baHeH. Die
srofen ariegsinonirien lio eegenpartg Gag uo &aht in antprub &C.
Horunen. u Stunoen arbeitet man bGte IN Bulber= ME S1nonentdbrt-
Ter. UNI Den enormen Infor6eruneen 0es Scores geredJt an meroen. Gs
4rtet5niniFeritm lab Hb 8e3pungea. Die 93obiuudung BON oei Wfil-
Iionen @rbctern fir ben MderborL Die ShiffSperfen uo Bic arRgs-
material 3nbrtcr benz 8unoas NahueHeDent nn5unertrnuen. Die Or
aaniiohon uno aonfriptior Ser Irbeter loa oS Broblen 0s 4rbeIers
lnanqels erfoIareid lokn. Die iofoui9e 9nneaung bon 100000 Itefo-
nicrr in ben Shifsperften oirne 5r gefhIeung1ng Der 9urdbrbruug
0ca SonbeISfIottens Nro0romams fc0r pw[ betrogcn. 5erner miro man
in 3nfrtit pfehen, 0b Die NrbeitSfrafte nortbin nerlegt meroen, no fP
um ncilcn benofigt fn0. Ger fur5ltb onr1qefibrte Slan oes Arbeits.
lniniteriums mar iGt Dem Gintrit Scr 8crcinigten Staaten IN ben Gelt.
frcg iomoGI BON DER r4nerran Geoerotion Of 2obor" els 8ertreter Der
Mrteuer mic aid BON Der 3nnoelSfonmer Der 8erernigten Staaten oS
Sertreter Der Nrbeiter nngerrebt por0er. Wan bari ma Siderbet an=
nebaen, oaB III s}ufunft unierc grohen aregsinoutrien fenen Iangel
an @rbeftsfrdfien Iei0en meroen. Ger Arbcier bot gelte in Der Snoujtre
0mfelbe aufgabe. Die Der soIont I'M GeIoe bnt; beoe iteben an chamber
ne ltriode sur 8trhung. Noh benz ncuen PIoue Io1te Die m1dnige
NriedSmafhine ohne St0rIHg arbeiten. -0Molram".
Washington Journal., 1918-01-18
lInierr ~0rIcasIieIe.

A4a3 nat Der BetaunumatmG Der arcg98Ue tn9lano@ CAB Bros
ioent gStiou in pierebu 8eomgmt Observation-Disclosures betannt.
IN unppaneuttger 5prade pertuu0igte er unS i0Die Der gan5en 2Selt uno
t~u5belpaOere ben 3entralmahteH mas amerifa sum- 6rieoenstbluB bernH'
men fonrie: ndmltt oe GrfIalmg Der DRrebu 8eoingumgeH oon GEL
ten Der @egucr gu oeu Sauptbeoingumgeu geb6rt oaS Au1geben ales
erobernn 2auoe8 ourdl Die 3entrulHGfte mdDreno 6lle6 uno oeS oeI[l9
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leiueu. beyoor. Or oerangt Gletbbet unO @erettigteit fr ollie Nat.
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namlub fouet e9 i'd UNI Ole Greigctt Der See banoelt. SH Sonoon ldeH
man aber niie 9coinguug ouf9ebratd 81 iem lmo boD Iolte Dies Den
~GugIanoeru niht neu eu. 5mnl Prdf0ent &Iion bereha Dor inherent
gintrit in ben dricg imner mcoer ole 6reibet ouf Der see betonte Nad)
geritteu pu urteaeu, Die big oaMu ats ben &1noeru Der 3entrolmadte
acr Qot0ou mo Nmiteraom eiugernfen fiO, mill man bort Don lol1en
seoiuaungeu uidhS uuen. Qc @iItdrportei iopie ole @l6entiben
idpdncu cutrinet ju enl iucr 0nS 8crlangcn, OB 0euhhlano aues Gro.
bcrie Qanb uufqebeu ioI. Die So5tnl0emotrateu molten ntht 3uln1eh
nB 3eunjhIau0 GIiaB& othringcn 0t9ebe. Menn man nD Der StlnI
mlurg uueiieu ioG. in Ser Die @regsGle @mertfo$ rH0 @n9lon05 III 0en
Q1n6ern Der 3e4traImGtte anfgcncmmen DurOen, 10 miro man f9 obne
3mdtG init Dem trnuuaen 6eoanfeu Dertraut maiden Hir1en, oaB Der
lana eri0nte 5rW0c nod in pdter 6ernc legt.
Soften mir jeood, odB man ourd1 oiplomatilbe IuSlprofQe Den Srle'
On. 1ap NTn Ole aon8c @et perQn9t. rebt bolO berbeHibren miro.
-g@olfrom".
Washington Journal., 1918-01-18
Ten ulrnfeucn4 ins Stammbndl.

Cir Grnhibiioniun lno ieareid aus Dem iangen bartnddlgen
Nonlpfe qe0cn 1Gniq Ilfobol uuo lcne Anbonger berDorgegongen. Sn
ntdt I'll targvr 3Gt miro e@ lid euttieoen boben, OF mir rationale Bro.
hitiiiou HberQa in sen Gereiuigten Stanteu cnfibren neroen- DaS DOM
@ongreB Qu9euouuucuc Nrobibtion9 Nnen0en1ent liegt ebt Den Stnaen
fr Mntfitcruu9 DOL. @ro ca pom 0ri &iertel Der Stauten 9ntges
hcifen lua auacrourner, 10 meroeu fl Ole 8robibihonHten Die @bre SUI
tGrctner 0rfen. AncrHu trodcn gIegt SIT paben. Die Mo1or1tat Der
Stratcu ftut Surdau9 umt Die NPoort0t Der itlntnbcrebtgten burger
6ar. Us Iii oeu1rad, fan8 es 6eeteSfroft erlangen ioate, en Sicg Der
MfiuortGt uber sic QFaiortGt ien.
Mus ouu 4rogrnnrn Der Brobibiionnen gebt beruor, ooB lie Srng
oeaeu ieneS @etr0uf ertl1rt 9aben. 0us AIfobol entb1t, Oieier Stanos
punt itebt 5ueifIlo5 in 0ireftent 8egen1aB 81 ben anThten oeS lber=
lpicaenOeu 3cle8 unierer Qeoolferulg. &iee BON un8 fmo mogl1dernere
aeqen sen (8enuB BON ltorfen qeut9en @etranfen, mte D&bStep", H11Ht
Gognac mo oerql. ood bobeu mir nidts 6ogegen, menn iemono leibte
gNeinc ODER Ger QenieBt. Nit oent 5egen ser Yrobibition lit aber audi
cn 6udl eng perbunocn. Is lit cine beonnte Gatiad1e ooB in Broblbi-
tonsItooten Die bcimIide Gr3euauNg lmo Der beinlide @enuB bon &c
iuohnIifem Sdnap5 um0 Guel INNER meter nm fb greift. 5erner
lQnteu ole probibitonften bcoenfen, oaB bic oagemeine Brobtbltton Der
Morpbiumiudt erbebtifen 8orihlb leirGn miro. Sn Der Stoot yen yort
aqau fabeu ih 100000 Berlonen DEM @enuB bon W3orpbinm umo onoes
rem marfotuden Mitteln ergebcu. 0te{e3 lebel biloet cine ernlte @etabr
fr ou Staat uno ons Sn0ini0uant. ll6 0dl miro e5 lmmer mebr Sp7
fr tn0er, fQnS man oen 100 Wiaionen Entertainment ad Die letden
gseipp lno os ~cdte" Bier ent5eht. Ae bereits fruber III opcn Spnls
ten beha4ptet muroe, lit Die probi6itou uno iWe Ginfibr1ng Die Mun1b-
erfalunq einiaer peniGer reltgWer Soften. Die III jeoem Iropfen Altos
Dol ben teibbuihgen Gemel lebeu. Su Gngtat0 uo EuBlono moute man
am Qnfang oS &rRge8 audi ben tSenuB BON alfo1ot1ben @etrdnten
nerbeten; op1 bic Soloaten uno bcnuoerS Die NrbeHer proterierteu Do
qeqeu CANA gewaltg uno oe foIge baDon mar, Bop man ben Brobtbtions-
deodnfeu aufgnb. QMe LANCE lid, bic Krobibnion bier IN Mnertta baHen
pirD, mug us Die 3ufunft lebren. Die berufliden BrobI6tionuten
meroeu Die S1uIo an ali Dem lIebel uno lnglud trdgen, 0QS 0urd Die
glnfIhrlng Der Hrobibition DTuriadt Dr6.
-y@oIfram".
Washington Journal., 1918-01-18

Guf umme9en. 9antc
gum fronfen 2iesfen): oSieb, oas
lit lebr bran, bob Eu Die Weoi5in
10 germ nimmit. oonn luirit Du bolo
nieoer geiun6 %tperoen."
2ies9en: sd mag Tie garnid)t,
aber i'd befomme fir ieoen 2offeI
einetl Nidel, ben tut Wamo IN Die
Sparbidie."
Gante: Limb baum fauft lie Cir
ip1ter oofiir cine bIbiGe Buppe,
niht wabrl"
3ies@en: 0Rein, oafair fatit iie
yrstse Neehi5in!"
Washington Journal., 1918-01-18
Derin 9oboten. q. s., O'

Cert Qoooten, ". s., Oers
ltortene 8orftenbdnbler Gronets
Suesmann BON go. 1874 @arosn
Ctr. bat feinen gleffen unb Ri4ten
ben srOBten 1eiI bes ouf $4,000
betperteteu NadlaKes Oermodt nno
bic 9obcien 4tobemie. cen Srouesss
Silfss8erein, oas NemOriol DAB
9urisrp unb bic 0eilsormee In Ao'
boten. bas gbrits9oipitol nit il
$1,000 beba9:. Dem ct. MarpssSos
fpital perma9te 9uesmonn. Der felt
1871 MitsIieo bsS .Deutiaen
2lubs" mar, ittae 3Ieiber unb aaSe'
re @ffetseR.
Washington Journal., 1918-01-18

YramdDen Sic fcinc Srnfiaden?
9ao n&aibingtun SOnrnal" brndi
lie gnt unb prompt. gllnipn 0ahel".
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-06-11
Gle 6el1sdtte tzshrere Nergae. uMd

sssufre longs lit ih afs9autausldIas,1
Iffreibt Srnnt g. @nnerien nnn Gina-.
liton. q. g. nssa meiraer Gaad,e nah
patsote icai mid an mebrere
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mar ib honftdaoig gefeiIt. Sd babe.
feInen MiidFoG eeGabt urrD felt oreE
esabren fein 3shen nrebr ron Sant
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,el befaa,nt. gg ia feline apotbefer<
lnteoi5ira Soils Sic iidy onfiir interefs
'Iieren, TO- id)raiben Sic nm ausfuaft
an: Ds:: Beter Sabrnep & Sons 60.
250t @aibntgtoH 8loo., sgbicoao,
Sn. iIn5J
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-06-11

81. q, @reaorp an George g, 9i9l
@rlnoiriid IN Mlanto Setgbts; $500.
@. 9. Sids an George g. 8i9l
@rlitbitiida i'm gitpr8lod $40; $500.
q g.: 9ullpe IMP Srat an g. SIS
Matbis, @rnnoltiid i'm gitp glpd 375,
! $4,000.
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@rnnoitid IN 5i9blano Barf; 1915
8. Y. Eaol1cci ltno Srnlt an SEQ W
| S. uno @iliam g. 9ielmann, @runos
Itid an Der Mee;na StrnBe; $2,815.
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nlto Srau, @r1inbititd in Sen Mrte1ian
9nrbens, $1,700.
Sane Gopiep an 9e6ora6 @eBler,
@rlnbItud In Mlarno 5eigbts; $40 Ii. q.
9ebordb @eBler an 8. $. 5ume,
@rlnoitiid int Mamo @eigbts; $500.
Sobn S. &ablNl u1o Strait an Sen >.
Sobnlon unb Srau, @runoltiid III Seas
CON Sill; $4,657.14.
+ 8. q. @oDre nno. Srau an 0arrf
8eder, @rlnb1tfad in @eif gno; $4,000.
&euis q. 81. @npperB, bur1 Nnipalt,
an GILBERT nfb Npb Oe. 8eitsf, @ruuoe
ltid ia gitp 9Ipd Is; 500.
George @agelItein uno Srm1 an Is-
@aener, @rilnoitiid an Der 2geft@Eecnm
5traBe; s3S, 900.
@eorge @aselitein uub Srns al Mo-
@agner. @rinDltiid an Der @nreen
StraBe;; $$ss5, 955.
George Sagelitetn unh Srau an SIS.
@agner, @sunbitiid an Der Saflanb
StraBe; $4,000.
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ssacobs uun Srau, @ru1sbIfiid i'm Yitp
NfnrY 1899. Gf' S00s
6. e.. Stieren an o.. s. 9errsrd,
@runbItiid i'm 9th 8[od 2t52; $3.50.
Soeipb 2allr IL q. an @Siliam gease,
g5tu 8[od 1901; $f,100.
s.. s. Sdmefber an &iliam a..
SBoTnpion @ru1lDStiid al Der Stegome
nferGe StraBe; $4,000.
s. @. gopf aipf ~Soiepbine &ergltrom;
@rllnoftiid i'm Gitg 8lod 740 1886.
Sd1f q. geBler an s. nnoa g. 0farfh.
neg, 8rnnoifid iiTt Sender s0eigbt5,
$500
Sofanb Rueaer nao Srau m, s. ~
Barber Grlinbtiid in alamps 5eis6t5 ;,
$3,551,
SEQ. N. s. 9ielm1ss, an $ e. gao4
lueei, 9guubitiid in @ttb Sle6 2002r
$5.001.
Soa sdJier aoeits uuo @aruubl an.
Srnu Weartbn Sdier Soae, 4ntetl in
@rlinoitusen I'M Gitp 5fod POI; $3.50.
SO. s. lrnb sc. 9. S51npfou Sam Srau
W1artba Grtfer Sole, Mntefl ans @rltnbs|
ititd i'm GHg 8lod 25fg So II. 81.
Gimon 3pae unn sssnau an 9R.1. g: III
@. 6. Sspurpiou Gaumoitiid inB gifpI
8lod 251 $3.50.
Hpia 6 Sans on Sdnnie 8 9alff,
@rnnoitiid IN Der @e8 aGoinmeweeSfr.
$4,000.
Maarie &tff nnb @anHnbl arr SO. $.
@rob unb Srdm, @nanbIhid afu giri9
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