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Patents
Trunks
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

BIG BARGAIN.-New and used wardrobe
Trunks: sos Sixth ave. bet 3oth- 31st sts
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YOUNG MAN

YOUNG MAN
in ONCE of wholesale house to assist on
books; must be good penman, accurate at
figures address, stating experience and sal
airy expected. E. NJ, 209 Gable Building.
YOUNG MAN in retan department large
paint store downtown; with some
knowledge of the paint business preferred
state qualifications and salary expected. Adj
dress A.. p. o. Box 294. City Hail Station,
n. Y. City.
YOUNG MAN. Christian. 1913. mako him
self generally useful shipping room: ref
erences Geo. II. Rivcs Mfg Co., 24l Fulton
st., Brooklyn.
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OF an order OF Honorable John ?. CO.
halan. a Surrogate OF the County OF Now
sons having claims against. Bennett J.
King. late OF the County OF New York.
srs thereof to the Subscriber. at hi. piece
of transacting business at the Office Of his
Attorney. William C. Orr. Esq. No. 81
City OF New York. on or before tho lYtk
Dated. New York. tho 11th day of Dc.
EDWARD B. KING. Executor.
WILLIAM G. ORR. Attorney for Execx-
tor. No. 81 Chambers Street, Borough
Of Manhattan. City Of New York
ARNOLD. WILLIAM HIN PURSUANCE
OF an order Of HONORABLE JOHN P: CO
having claims against WILLIAM H.
ARNOLD. late OF the County of New York.
ers thereof to the subscribers, at their
place OF transacting business, at tho once
OF their attorneys. Messrs. Spencer. Ord.
Borough Of Manhattan. city Of f New '' YORK.
on or before tho 7th day of July. next.
Dated New York, January End. 1870.
WILLIAM ID. ARNOLD.
GEORGE L. CHENEY.
SPENCER. oRDwAv. & wiERUM. At.
torneys for Executors. II William
Street. New York CITY
IN PURSUANCE or AN ORDER or
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OF New York. deceased. to present tho
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ness at the Office of Jonas e. Ncuburger.
their attorneys. No. llb Broadway, Por-
ough OF Manhattan. In the city OF New
York. on or before the 9th day of SApte-
Der next.
Dated. New York. tho 4th day OF March,
1890
MANUFACTURERS TRUST COMPANY.
JONAS & NE;uBnheEn, Att aTnes1f' for
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eoTH Al WEST.-Pleasant, unusually
large front room for gentleman has
furnishings. open fireplace and all
conveniences.
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OFFICE BOY, errands 'and make himself
generally useful In office. William ]. Dunn
e. Co., 20 West 43d st.
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LEARN OXYACETYLENE WELDING
Great demand for trained Eight
weeks course. Glass now forming
23d ST. Y. NJ. c. A., Els West 23d ST.. N. Y
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-26
The Merchant Marine

We stand IneuulvocalT Tor
broad national interest n ship owl
ing anu Navigation under ne Amer
can fa- anu for ne formation of
permanent constructive merchant
marine policy Tor me United States
u al our great national Industries
American ship owning ana sillpnuli0lns
for overseas commerce aave ot-acl let
without ala and encouragement rom
me government other industries. Is We
all know. having 'ong oeen protected Z
same degree 1r other Jv national -a--H
lawy. We submit that Z must De &C.
krowIedged thai oce~l I shiphuilding and
aaz-,Ea-iun ara rs nuCn entitled As any
Other industries % some fu--u If ma
riuaal ala against foreign competition
We believe that me government should
enact special legislation for I revision
Of OH. navigation avs and me removal
zaern--orn OF ce-aln vary 6u-densorae
and entirely unnecessary RESTRICTIONS.
and for some s8rt Of national aid 70
American snip owners and shipbullde-s
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The State Administration

"A lStl~--AH -IluGIS-- LIZ A-4-A
can administrative Of ne State Of
Maine SINCE -a-7 for Is wise ec1n-
ornv It's esta5llsilm vi greatly
improved business system. rs hon.
eserE. diligence and good fa-t.. and
for its conslsGen course u far
sighted Legislation, for me home.
cor the welta.a OF mothers ana
children and 10r ne upbulldIng of 4
higher ry-ne Of American citizenship.
We assert Llat the statutory law
enac-ad % Lhese ends by -ae Maine
legislatures Of 1917 and 1919 ana en-
1ursed BY the Governor has nor been
SURPASSED N wise initiative ana
practical excellence BY that Of any
other state n ms nation
We confidently appeal 10 every voIs-
II Name [or Al endorsement IL ne
onlls n September IN VI ne following
elements OF THIS puniic administration
n the affairs If Name.
FIRST. -tlts asta nlIsn-nenJ N ne budget
system ana the economical ana wise ak
penditIlre Of all public monies
SECOND the elimination from -tle our
great departments Of administrative
SERVICE nancy rhe highway 1epA--
nenr. sea anu silure fisheries. he ISL
and game department and the forestry
lspa--menr OF every vest.Ee of part
sausillp u me c1olcs of uen ana the IN
s,5rut.on Of d poiicy N winch efficiency
On the lob IS cle only absolute requisite
of each e-nplD~e-
Third. the enactment nf the Mother 5
aid law, II III. and rs liberalization II
Tsls whereby me state shall hereafter
As long as TINS law enuures- stand as
guardian 70 sataeriess or dependent
childhood anu ~ d pracriczl method Of
assistance through the Intelligent CO
operation IF the mother ensure 70 child
auud what The State pr'upsrty ewes 10 i
and what society itself requires for rs
own safety and perpsiuat.un- This bod
uf laws - wfzlch otne- states are -1r-l-
me IS d model is- we asss-- as M
npr-ant ! claim IN Is evidence Of good
tutent toward citlzenstIp. It's high pun
pose anu rs appreciation III The value
thar lies II the vr-ue and comfort Of
the hume, as any that can Dc advanced
Fourth fur the wise and Devoted COM
sideraiion Of the claims Of rural life
upon the attention Of the State. Ever
since the installation NJ the Republican
administration IN ~ a far-reaching pol
icy has bean enacted and followed ID
improve rhe condition Of the rural
schoois and to make life upon the tzr-n
Of such interest and aE--act.renezs that
NO ane nar aeei thz. amy misEann IA
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Wood Still Holds
Lead in South
Dakota Primary

Sioux FANS. 8 D, March E.-NIIh -
scattered and mostly Isolated precincts
urrepsFsel. returns from Tuesdays Rr7-
mary as raouiated tonight yielded ne
following vote fnr candidates for Re-
publican presidential Endorsement:
Wood 9.E L0wden ETH Johnson
S.A.
Senator Niles Poindex-e- who YVES
IN indeneu dent candidate FOR lndorss--
-nerr- received small vote Els IN
complete total was slightly iess Than
-nH- There are LAO precinc-s.
The -o1al Republican vote u ne miss
ing precincts al me -g1s elec-ion-wnen
women did not vore-was about 400.
Democratic returns became available
totiav for the first tine since che polls
closed Scattered reports IN preside,l-
c:aI Endorsement showed : very small
vote and -naJor;ties NJ rom -wo 70 me
were reported from James Gerard Of
New York ovs- James Q. Monroe Of
May-wood. Il.
Retur-1s from fuu--ifths of me state
COR the Republican senatorial noInIna-
non gave NUrneck S-I6i, Eanev @-1SSs
FIR governor. McAas-e- -+caived = .S5s
ana Richards -S-S-
Under the Richards primary NV par
- candidates. sur presidential indorse-
rneat receiving plurality shall ne sup
par-ed bv the II delegates % the cun-
veyr.un for a. least r.,res ballots
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Mysterious Killing
Doctor and Patient
in New York City

New Turk. March 1.-THE hudies II
Or. VINCENT !. Camps. wealtny physl-
cian. anu ''pauent" 70 whose bedside
ne was summoned hastily, were found
tonight N a tenement house n Brook
r--,--he un~sicizn stabbed 70 death and
the ''psrienr'' st-znglen-
The police VINO IL first were unanie
70 identitr the patient" learned later
that The physician had oeen called
hastily 10 The house ny n unidentified
man. The police advanced the theory'
that The physician was lur-d into me
tenement for the purpose OF -unner2
attacked AZ he passed through ne door
and st-angsed the patient" while fight
.ng on his assa!lants.
The murderer apparently lost his
nerve. the police 5eliere. and called 20
car-y mt the robbery. for large SUN
II money and a gold watch were 1oand
IN The physician body
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AFTERNOON SESSION
/ Special u hannebec Jouraai }

Bangor. Ma-ch .5.-Tae cauven-
ION was called 70 order for the az
ce,'1oon session SHORTY altar
0 lock. The committee ON resolu-
uuns reported through rs chairman.
Arthur g. SiapIesy~ Report was ac-
cepred and adopted As read as the
platform Of the convention.
Chairman Hersey introduced is
me frs, speaker MISS Nary Stewart
Of Nav YORK. Mss Stewart appear
ed as a tim little person IF ar--ac-
I'VE but not commanding presence.
bur her voice reacned . every part
OF me hall and her energetic manner
Ell 10 doubt Is 70 her powers She
was gwen pronounced ovation
which was loud and long
Miss Stewart expressed her thanks
n ne name Of the women whom she
represented for the demonstration
accorded her as the mems way of
welcoming women into politics.
She stated her purpose - name the,
onJecr and and for which women
nave been and ara striving % aid n
Intelligent Legislation.
In nation and n states she said,
Il Is the Republican men who have
helped most; but altar al il Is the
women who hive done the hardest
work. After al the educational work
was done anu many people already
saw the C-end NJ r.e times II was still
Impossible 20 convince Democratic
men Il is Republicans who have
made the vote possible for women
Miss Stewart gave an array Of
statistics u show that Republicans
ara always 70 be found IN large per
centuries on the right side u political
questions Thirty OUT Of the thirty
I've ratifytnS states ara Republican.
she said. SO percent of If Eepuh-
Ica1 strength voted for he amend
ne1r n ne House as against ).
pa-cent Jf the Democratic strength.
1 forward looking measure you VIII
always find about thar percentage Of
Republicans IN the riE-r side
In this valley If char-1a We don't
E1oeCt perfection. so We do have a
lew just 4 few anregeneru-e Rs-
pu5ilcans. Bur II I cal cast nv vote
with group that IS about SIS per
cent right instead Of one thar u ):
percent light I choose rne So percent
group"
She -uid I clever st0r-- about an
AID Southern Democrat vino was al
so Carneiita. Re believed TIA. n
Democrat had a dtrv-f ftv CHANGE Of
going q heaven Just because he was
q Democrat. bur f ne were- a Caru-
elite -oo. MS chances were LOO per
cent BIit t:1erz came 4 tIne when
THIS man voted EepUblican.-in Car
1esd's election. on -1e taC- that Car
deld vas q Ca--neiite When
Democrat gets religion he votes the
Republican clCkp-" SAID Miss Stew
ar The convention reared Win ap-
plause and laughter
The fsepu uilcs-n party was nur,,
If Al aroused public conscience and
1Iew together men and women WIN
sad We vii stand tnr law and ms
-ce- This k1nd IF people is the kind
- be Trusted 70 @leglsiate Justly. IF
Won tur'- Ike YOUR party something
IS the matter with YOU" remarked
Miss ~tawcr;- Compare -tns -t.ser-i
Of Republicans FOR the last sn vearr
and the ~ecnr7 Of Democrats fur The
last : rears. GauChtar and appiausel
l sac thai YOU know the answer"
Continued an Page -coi. y
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LIVESTOCK Men
i-e- to Addresses at
0rOno Meet
=u--,.-- Week Gathering Shows
arg. Registration Thursday -
4; .sas.laneous Program with Many
~. -ape-s Sead

.-q.o ID March G-Aa interesting
..L-.leJus program Was offered
--,,.,---.- L c.le Farmers Wook meet
80 a.-~ WIS Il al Of the sessions q
- -.sncznce- the cotal registration
LOCK Thursday morning pc
ne II The special fearcres
~-,,,.-z5z . aaon was the meeting If the
ss.. -ves-ock Breedes.' Asscciarinn
r. aue-esses " prominent workers
t--zulEat4un.
e.,--.o and wool growers Also mad
.-z-ur Thursday, addresses being
-.--- = - :. Cleares If the Cui-
.-~- .ensiuu service and . 4
VT 4 -he Maine department Of
Inc Federation Of Farm Blu
Sc 1elG It's annual meeting here
--,--s.~ 2-es- William r Deer.ug
fms presided. The presidents of
- living Farm Bureaus were N
.-.e.s4..rcs resident Young Of An
--ssrarr.n 2ad SaEadanoc; President
KIT y Cumberland. President
"4-r .--s 4 Waldo: President snow of
.-...-r,,.IE: P-es,den, Emery Of Ham
E 7-e-slne2I Nash Of Knox; Pres
-z- -.,.te II A-oos-ook: P-esiden, Fos-
go n rne1ec. and President Deer
rrl.
~1-e X. ~ me closing Gay AMI the
r--.---. vi - devoted almost entire
.-..-l.e-lnE Problems Thursday
s.s.--- TX principal address Was gwen
x Gilbert Massaccusef- e
= ma. n aE-i culture
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English Govt Again
Offers to Parley
IN Miners Strike

r.ondm. March Ss-These seems 70 De
a possibility tonight thai me miners
z,-;ke will be .apes1sd St'sotia -aoiis
nax,s ,,sen r=urred with the so'sr.i-
,,,.,,t which has submitted a silgnls
,fYer. While this Is cunsiaerea
-. T,,-.,,, IN a1ec, the miners views
!, indicates a spirit Of cnnciiia1iuh anu
-,,.rofsarsuus VIII continue Iomo"
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LACK STRENGTH
10 Swing Delaware to
Suffrage Column

FRIENDS Of Susan q. Anthan~
Amendment Still s-op. for Chan
oes IN Lineup Before Final vu.s
NO Decision Probable aefor.
Nsxt Week
Dover. Delaware, Mar. ea-The
Deiaware Legislature to-day cleared
cne way for voting possibly runur-
row II The senate for ratification nj
the Proposed wumaa suffrage amend
menr
SESSIONS Today were occupied II
nearing advocates ana oppnnerrs af
the amendment and leaders niaaneeI
ae1uite ac-un tomorrow but some
SAID a vote II either body oeeure
next week was improbable Eopes
Of su1-aEsts thar Delaware would
g!re the sc votes necessary for a
RATIFICATION majority tonight appear
ed doomed 10 defeat without mark Ell
changes II lineup uf both senate and
house. Suffrage workers admitted
they still lacked sufficient votes II
both bodies ouI declared changes
LATER would rally the needed nalor-
ties. Opposition leaders, we're eGua.-
Y confident of victurv
Ras-dcalon IS impossible before
mex. week leaders stated tonight
even should the senate ADOPT the
resolution tomorrow. Ad1uu-1rne 1 :
OF the Legislature tomorrow night I'M
nj Monday Is planned and should the
senate vote for ratification the -aso-
luton would go over IN the house
That suffrage leaders Will Curn 70
Connecticut f Delaware refuses rat
ldcaaun was Indicated a. -oday' s
hearing by Mrs Carrie Chapman
Cat-. national suffrage iaade~ Re-
fe,-.rC 70 refusal Of Connecticut 5
governor 20 call the Legislature n
special session. Ms. Car. SAID ne
members might convene without 4
call
Miss Charlotte Rowe. principal
speaker to-day for the national and
Delaware anri-suf-aEe Congratulations
declared hat -'sO-called' ratification
n many other states would De con-
tested before the Cnltad STATES su-
prene court
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MORNING SESSION

Especial 70 AeEnebec Jou-1Gl}
Bangor, Ne March 25.--he Uig
auditorium presented i brilliant and
Patriotic scene OF the morning If he
great G. O. z. meet -'hursiay n Ban
Eor The seats on -t1e iuur. the piat-
torm ana the galleries We're filed
with ardent. enthusiastic followers
IF The parry On hand 70 40 their bit
toward making Republican history n
ne yaar 1920 -t1aI should hold Iae
traditions Of is former giur,es anu
point ne way 70 new -,umphs Il ne
turlra
On the floor ware the voting dele
EQras-a-l Men LIS C,me-stated al
p1aoeI. cally by counties, and al
though they realized THIS would u all
human probability pc the last con-
venuou N which they would cast all
their votes they showed no LnGica-
IONS Of jealousy M resentment over
The possibility.
The ladies. who wera present as
auxiliary delegates AZ me Special in
vl1alun If the State cururnIrtae oC-
cUpieu seats On the stage ana TOOK !
keen interest N all the proceedings
although they did not actively par
Lc;qaIe. The galleries ware well
sled with spectators. both men and
women. whD leaJ a .ar-e measure Of
enthusiasm 70 The convention as =
whole.
Previous % he opening If the
convention, the parade. which had
bean an uncertainty. contingent on
me state Of the weather anu The
streets. marched IN Main street anu
TITO the auditorium 70 Lh7 music If
three bands ana -he flourish NJ
spring mud. The bands wed with
each other n dispensing JAZZ music
as 4 preliminary To the calling %
order of the meeting by chairman
Frank J. lam af the Site commit
tee
The auditorium WIS Clude as gay
as Il IS possible 10 make a 5are- IN
finished hal bulit for ur5l.ra--,a-
purposes only, by the lash use Of
bunting, flags and banners
Called % crae-
Chairman Ea-n called TIA conv4n-
2un 70 order at 10.225- The call was
READ 1y me secretary Fred Over
Prayer vas offered by Fey aba
Scor, Of Bangor after which enrnu-
siasllc kilograms Of good VIII were
read f-on ConE-assrIlau Joiln A
Peters Senator Frederick Eale. Sen
acur 5er- II. Fer-lald a1d Chairman
VIII Z Hays Of ne National cuu-
mIV-ee
4 stirring feature was the zing-nr
IF America under the leadership of
Chairman Ham vino USED roEed-up
copy OF the herne3ec JuuT1aI Us MS
oa1ur. The singing NJ 4uH0 af
Names best citizens as they burst
4of--l .nte -he Singing Of My
Cuurr--- rs IF Thee was sorne1tl I'M
% be remembered.
Cor -sssrnan Jerseys 5peeci,
Chc-rEc2 Ham then Introduced
Congressman Ira &. Jersey wao
spoke n par as follows.
Men ana TT omen Of Name:
7 should bs unjust 10 u2vse.lf ana
. You 7 7 lid not express NJ dtaD
sers. u obligation and -Eauk. illness
for the grea- honor vou have SO
suddenly thrust upon rle as chair
man Of ms great convention. ! re-
g-nt. with YOU mat Senator Eaie.
vnn had bean originally seleC-ed %
Continues on Page Col. y
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Railroads

We ara opposed . GOVERNMENT
owaersaIp and operation or rail
ROADS. their operation by the Gov
eminent during the asst TWO years
aas Cost ne American people more
man one billion dollars and great
" injured me efficiency IF ne ser
vice.
We believe ma, the railroads CAT
be better operated through Ir.vare
ENTERPRISE. f-ee ION bureaucratic
inericlency. ouy WIN sr-1ct federal
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-26
L0wten Chairman
I aims Four of
Maine DELEGATION

---1 MA-ch l-Eha.-n2a Z Z
ne Lawrien campaign COM
l,--t today that III Names Z
me Republican 1Aauna.
NJ al 1f whom are uninsr-1c--
-~lsa VII have four. lie did noi
w.lcn four. nor would he N.
-- WHITTIER any Of -tiese fur were
20 delegates 81 large.
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Military Policy

The expanding maritime anu com
merclai interests Of the counr-v as
well IS its defense require ina. the
navy, as our first line Of defAuse
should not be allowed 70 f.-l below
its present relative position among
the nations and that its effCenCr
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-26

There is a moderate disturbance on
the southeast New England coast In
The middle Atlantic states there VII be
-utr Friday afternoon or night followed
BY fair weather Saturday over The south
purr1en of me district. In View England
lair weather FRIDAY will be followed by
rain Snturiav-
Winds. North IF SANDY Eook. snoder-
ale 10 f-eah shifting winds becoming
southeast rain by SATURDAY.; SANDY
Hook 10 Ear1eras. moderate southeast
and south, slowly increasing. rain by
FRIDAY night
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THE WEATHER
FAIR

Z Northern, New England: Far F-3da-.
warmer II Vermont Saturday rain.
Southern New England: Parity ciUudy
F-5Gay. Eaturyiar ain
East New York. Increasing ciouGiness
F-,tiav- showers a. night and Saturday !:
coIde- saturday
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Bangor Convention Biggest and
Best Ever Harmony, 0ratoIy,
Enthusiasm All Present

Congressman Hersey and Senator Watson
Sway Gathering with EIequence Women
Ably Represented In Address by Miss Mary
Stewart of Washington. D. C.--Parade Pre-
cedes Opening at Auditorium = kilograms
of Good VIII Read from Maine Members of
Congress and National Chairman Hays
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BOTH Sides Cheer
suggestion Wilson
DeciIne to Run

>. aE-0n. MarCn . = BOTH
~ '7r-,s and Republicans cheeEed
f---s'rear II the House today by
''-' NATIVE humphreys. Demo
.aaIsslupi. that President WI
I'd MIKE II Immediate an
mani -la1 he WAS a caooiuale
ri -sr-u.
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Maine REPUBLICANS READY FOR CAMPAIGN
ELECT DELEGATES, FORMULATE PLATFORM
Platform of Maine Republicans
Adopted at Bangor Convention

% enable them - ove-corne ne eE--z
COST of building ana operating vessels
n this COUNTY over ne cnst u 1or-
aiE2 countries
We believe ma. the outstanding rs
SONS Of ne world war mas taught me
American people -1s laLunal danger
NJ he .ack Of one adequate merchant
marine and snIpuu5lotnE facilities ana
We feed confident nat a large merchant
marine and many American shIpya-Is-
for ne expansion o. oUr commerce ana
Eor ne aationa. defense. Is VIVA. is
-,Ent3y- desired Dv al Americans
The Republicans IF Maine TOR Years
have favored : broad ano liberal pclic,-
for ne creation Of I large merchant
marine anu her -e1resen- a--ves N en-
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Boston Forecast

Forecast far Boston anu VICINITY
Friaav par- cloudy. Saturday rain.
Shifting winds becoming south probably
Increased Friday night
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-26

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