The Oregon daily journal., April 13, 1905, Page 8, Image 8

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:;;ed dade
l J:ntity of ' Castaway Left - on
; Fray's Doorstep, Revealed by
Parent's Love. . .
OFFSPRING OF WIDOW TOO
POOR TO SUPPORT IT
Could Not Live Without Knowing
V How It Was, So Telephoned
'.'.: " J ' for, News.' V
Lov tor their children leads mother
. ta do but atranae things. Last Wed-
needay night Mr. and Mrs. G. Frey. of
50 Bast . Fourteenth street. . found
seven weeks' old babe on their front
: porch, - For several days sil attempts
' to discover the parents of the abandoned
' babe proved futile, and at last tney ae-
clded to keen th child, as It was a
beautiful little boy.
Saturday Mrs. Frey answered a tele
phone ring; and a woman Inquired con
cerning; the welfare of the baby. The
voice st the other end of the line seemed
vhoked with sobs, and Mrs. Frey became
Interested.
"The baby la well thank you." she re
plied, "bat would you mind telling; me
who this nr ' '
, -I do not like to tell you. but I am
the baby mother." was the snswer.
. '! want to ae you. said Jars, Kref.
I wunt to tak .to you about' the babf.
You need not be afraid of me. but com
ria-ht over."
The mother appeared In a Short time.
81) e told a pathetic tale of her experi
ences. She was a widow with five chil
dren. Finding sh bad to go put to
"work to support them, sh did not know
what to do with the baby. Brie made
several efforts to get people to take it.
' but without avail. She wanted to place
her baby where she knew It would be
.properly cared ror, snd at last oeciuea
to leave It on the vreys' porcn.
I Cid It for baby's sake," ahs said.
For three day she beard nothing o!
lier . child. Then sh decided to tele
Phone to Mrs. Frey and ask her bow the
little fellow waa . 8h did not mean to
reveal ber Identity, but could not help it
Mrs. Frey told ber that she would
keep the child and car for It as her
own. The mother has com the second
tlmo to sea the baby, and now ssems
iuit happy to think that It has a good
DEMOCRATS HONORING
JEFFERSON'S MEMORY
Parker Heads Lists of New York
Orators and Bryan Those
at Chicago. v
. - Jeorsal Special Berries, t ,".
New Tork, April U.Tbere will be
a: great flow of Democ ratio oratory In
the graud ball room of the Waldorf
Astoria tonight, when. In respons to
the invitation of the Democratic club,
leaders of the party from all parts of
the country will gather to celebrat the
anniversary of Thomas Jefferson's
birth. Prominent among those . who
hare accepted invitations and the, ma
jority of whom hav already reached
the city, ar Oovemor pouglas of
Masaachusetts, former Governor Fran-
"cis of Missouri, Senator Carmack, Ray
tier and Pantet, John W. . Karn of In-
i dtana and Congressmen te Armond of
Missouri and Ralnay of Illlnole. i Alton
B. Parker will bead the list of speak
ers taking as his subject, The Future
of the Democratlo Party." - ;.
ITAJT ZBT OXXOAOO.
' : . (Jearaal Special Bervtce.) -
' Chicago, April 11. Arrangements on
an elaborate seals havs been concluded
-for th Jefferson banquet to be given
st th Sherman bousa tonight. -Among
th Invited speakers are William J.
Bryan, Mayor Dunn. Thomas F. Wat
son. Clarence 8. Darrow. Mayor Tom
Johnson of Cleveland and George Fred
Williams of Massachusetta ,-.
INTERNATIONAL CONGRESS
TO STUDY ROENTGEN RAY
. (Jearaal Special Boyle.)
Berlin, April 1J An Internatlsnsl
Koentgen ray congress opened In Berlin
todsy. It Is th first of Its kind ever
held, and Its purpose Is t show what
progress has been mad sine th dis
covery of the , rays by, Professor
Roentgen. '"..-
- During ths several days ths congress
will be 'In session lectures .will be de
livered and demonstrations made by
leading seientlflo men and 1 physicians
of various countries. In .connection
with th congress there Is sa elaborate
and comprehensive exhibition of Roent
gen ray appliances and of th literature
. on th subject.,. - ...
JURY FINDS BOY GUILTY
; OF SLAYING STEP-FATHER
. v-;" ; : -
.(Special Dlapetea t The JoaraaL)
' Helena, Mont., April lt.Th coro
rtrrs Jury st Malta, which hss been In
vestlgaUng th death of William Sits,
has returned a' verdict chirgttig his II-year-old
stepson, William Arming-ton,
with first degree murder, The boy, the
evldenoe showed, fired five shots at his
father, only on of which failed to strike.
It. was also shown-that flits was trying
to escap when shot - When asked why
tie fired after Sits was down. Arming
ton replied: - - ,' -
"H was not dead yet" - .
i He was bound over without ball to th
district court :.'';. '
,T0 DRIVE SMELTER ' '
i OUT OF SALT LAKE
(Jearaal BBertal SrHc.) ;
Halt, Lake, April II. Papers, were
drawn up today for one of th moat far
reaching cults In the history of Utah,
Farmers In th vicinity tt smelters here
will ask th court to permanently re
strain all smelters from operating in
th Salt Lak valley. ' If an Injunction
Is granted It will psralyse the mining
industry ef th Inter-mountsln region,
throwing thousands of men out of work.
Farmers wsht th smelters condemned
as a nulssnce and are a detriment to
crops. - - -u t-
' BOSS, STW1TT IHUBCTBB. ' ,
(Josraat SorHal $mr.) ", '
Washington. April II. Mr. Msry
Wood Swift of San Franclao, wss to
atsy elected preeldent of th National
Council of Women, now In seeslon here.
Mr a. Rollnda P. Balleyf Han FrsnrlscO
is elected corresponding scorrtafy.
KOLY WEEK SERVICES
BEGIN NEXT SUNDAY
s . .... . .. , ...
Program .That Will Be Followed
at the ' Holy Rosary
1 . Church.-- - 'r
t r- '. . . - ,.. - ''
: ni ' wv nrWa will commence
at Holy - Rosary churoh, corner East
Third and Clackamas streeu. nssi Sun
day with' the distribution of palms at
10:10 a. m., beror Digit mass. is tarn
evening at ISO o'clock devotion of the
rosary will be onservea, xouowea oy a
sermon snd benediction of the blessed
sacrament. At 7:10 p. -m. ' Wednesday
the offlc of the tenebra will begin.
which, with changes proper for each day.
will be repeated on Tiursasy ana n
dav. Friday evening Father J. D.
O'Brien, O. P will preach on "The Pas
sion." Thursday at S a. m. the beau
tiful devotion In commemoration of the
last supper will taae piacs ana wm
continue throughout the day. ' Friday at
a. m.. "The Passion" will be. chanted
bv throe of the fathers, and the kissing
of the cross and the procession of the
blessed sacrament will follow,- eonclud-
Inr with the miss of the presanctlfled.
The ceremonies on Saturday morning
will be ' the , solemn . blessing .of: the
Paschal candla. the lighting . of ths
candle from the new n re, the blessing
of the Easter -water, the chanting of
the litanies and ths tinging ot th balls.
hushed sine Holy Thursday morn, ana
lastly, ths solemn high mass, reaouna
lng with Easter gladness.-
The masses on Bsster sunaay morn'
lng will be at th hour of , 7. :30 and
110 o'clock. Miss Elisabeth McMahoa
will direct the young women and shll
dren In ths singing during th ,:S0 a.
m. insssrf M th 10:t0 a. re. msss th
Very Rev. A. a Lawler. O. P, will b
celebrant; the Rev. J. t. O'Brien, u. r.
deacon, and the Rev. C V. Umo, u. r.
sub-deacon. Th very reverend lather
aunerlor will Breach th sermon.
Th mal- ehelr. some or . wnora win
ssslst ths fathers In th tenebra on
Wednesday. Thursday snd Friday, will
on this occasion sing Vld Aquam
fOreeorlan). "Kyrle Elelson," "Oioris
In Excelslo Deo." "Credo In Unum Deo."
Haydn's first mssatn-B- fiat, offertory,
Rea-lna, Cocll" (A. Warner), -sancius.
"Benedlctus" snd "Agnus Del." Web
er's msss in G-wlll be given by request
Miaa Nora Shetland la organist and 1.
H. Cass choir director. Th regular
choir consists of ths fotlowing: First
snd second tenors, J; P. Wlldman, J.
Bell. D. A. Morris. J. K. Malley, . m.
Caas, A. J. Brault. J. H. iniggan; nrsx
and second bassos, E. J. Altstock. J.
Hoben. A. Hoben,. A. Mortis. H. E.
Manning, J. Wlnnerman, :. Thomas Nlc-
son. B. J. Edsr, P. H. Coffey and Edward
Atkinson. . - i .: - y .
LOWER YUKON RIVER
OPEN TO NAVIGATION
4aeelal - PlapatcS . te The Jesmel.).-..-.
Seattle. .WaslL, AprU is.. . -Aavioss
from Sksgwsy stat that th Xuaon
river Is open below I Barge. Yes
terday afternoon th los at- tha- mouth
of the Hootallnqua broka ' Th jam
formed by th breaking up, a few hours
later, broke and th fore or xn ic is
breaking the river below, toward paw
aon. It Is believed that by today th
river will be clear to Dawson which. If
so. will be a full month earner man
ver before known. ,
EQUITABLE INQUIRY TO K
;v..BE MOST SEARCHING
(Jaaraal Speebl rvla)
New York. Anrll ll.--Henry.C. Frlck.
chairman of th Investigating committee
of th Equitable Life Assurance society,
states the Inquiry of the committee will
be very thorough snd President Alex
ander has been saked to furnish com
plete data regarding th financial trans
actions of th society, together with a
fult list of .employes and officers, with
a statement of salaries and emoluments
ro!vd. . '- :-
KIRKMAN SENTENCED TO
; ; DISMISSAL FROM ARMY
(Jearaal Sseelal serrke J . , ' '
. "Washington. April ' II. Th court,
martial In th"cas of Cspt Oeorg W.
Klrkmsn, Twenty-fifth Infantry. Fort
Niobrara, Neb., has sentenced him to
dismissal 'from th army. Th principal
charge against Klrkman was his rela
tions with th wife of a fellow officer.
Th woman' recently committed suicide.
CHURCH AND STATE WILU
BE SEPARATED IN FRANCE
i - (Jearaal Special Servke.) V"'
Paris, April II. All theJ amendments
of the bill providing for th separation
f church and stste have been rejected
and th chamber of deputies is now
voting upon ths different srtieles of ths
but Th first article carried last mgni
by a vot of '42 J to 41. . . , "
RUSSIAN AGENT GETS
BIG SUPPLY OF COAL
(Jearaal Special Service.) .
Parish April II: Herr 'Bekel, a Rus
sian agent has, according to a dispatch
from St Petersburg, collected 70.000
tons of coal st Saigon and 60.000 tons at
Shanghai for th us of th Russian
fleet - ; i "
RUSSIANS DISLODGE '
JAPS FROM POSITIONS
v ;t ' ill. (..,
-v. (Jesiraal SpeeUI Strvteat
St Petersburg, April II. Llnievitch
reports that ths Russlana rllodgd ths
Japanese from positions In Nanchlntsla
on April U.
""Notice to All Citizens
lit is absolutely necessary for you to
register at . the court house before S
o'clock tomorrow. It makes-JrO dlffv
enc whether you registered for Issf
spring. You jnust register now In
order to Vote at, the coming primaries.
Register now so that you can vol lor
W. D. Qlafk a th Republican candi
dal for mayor of the city of Portland..
cmvxsu maxxxqu aixsj. "
(Jaaraal Special T1c.)
Washington, April II. Th navy de
partment has been advised that th
cruiser Rallegh has sailed from LAbuan.
Borneo, for Cuyo. Philippines. Ths Ra
leigh Is watching th movement of th
hostll fleets, and has evidently been
Informed of the departure of th Rus
sian fleet northward.
' TO BWlACa oimcams. ,
()nra(t Sperl.l BVttIco.) .
Washington, April II. Th armf de
partment ha asked the Ruaslsn govern
ment , to grant It permission to replae
the Iwo officers of th UnltM HtatcC
army that were captured by th Jsp
aneaeat Mukden. .'',".-,",
FAIR EXIIIOTO
Displays Not in 'Placed by May
a Twentieth May Not Com
n : pete for Awards.' : l,s
BUILDINGS ARE READY r'j.
; VND MAY BE USED NOW
Joy at Headquarters Over News
of Reduction In Transporta
tion . Rates. .
- Because ther Is a dlspqsitlsn on Jth
part of exhibitors to delay th Installation-
ot their displays until ths last mo
ment th department of exhibits hss
sent out a circular letter advising pros
pective participants .that unless tneir
displays ar 1 natal led by May 10 they
will' be. barred- from'' 'competing, for
awards. .
This morning Director Dosch began
th work of marking, off space for th
Innumerable exhibitors In the various
palaces; and ' each may begin work "at
Onca ... - ' .
Ther was joy at fair headquarters
ever ths news that th railroad com
panies In .ths- oast -had finally fixed a
on far plug It for th round trip
rat from th At lan tie coast to Chicago
for th exposition period. The .official
announcement reached President Ooods
In th form of a telegram from George
H Daniels, general passenger agent of
the New Tork , Central lines, - which
read as -follows: --T-r
"I sm very happy to Inform you that
at its regular meeting last Tuesday
ths Trunk Line association agreed, sub-
lect to th concurrence of th Central
Passenger association to ths basis bf
rates suggested by you for th Iwls
snd Clark. centennial, and at Its meet
ing In Chicago yesterday tn Central
Passenger association? concurred In these
rates, so traffic will b prepared as
promptly as posslbls and I shall make
th announcement In New ' Tork as
quickly aa possible and completely. Ths
New Tork Central lines ar glad to- do
everything posslbl for th benefit of
th exposition,"
Th dearxn for th souvenir medals
of the 'exposition hav been forwarded
to th treasury department and, if o-
ceptable,Jh dies will be cut and ready
for th miniature mint to b operated
on th fair grounds by th first of J una
The designs were made by R. Caughey
and th medal will b th six ot a $20
arold Dieca They will be mad In cop
per and In brass, plsted with gold.- On
elds will bear the emblem of th I. wis
and Clark centennial, th date of th
exposition and five stars representing
th original Ov states. Tha other side
will show a-snap at tha Lewis and Clark
territory and th motto, "Westward the
eonrs of empire takes It: wsy." .... .
The Dixie society of Oregon hss re
ceived official notice that Governor Jeff
Davis of Arkansas. In response) to its
urgent Invitation, hss namsd August II
ss Arkansas- day at the Lewis and
Clark exposition. This date has been
accepted by th exposition management.
Governor uavis naa a oouoio purpose
In selecting this data Hs deslrsd Ark
ansas people to plan to visit th fair at
time when tney couio aisor auona in
Trans-Mlsstsslppl. congress, in which
Arkansas always has been-a 1st rang fas-,
tor. Oeqrg H. Brown and '9. I Carra
way, of XJttl Rack, th state's execu
tive commute la th congress, are mak
ing preparations to secur a large at
tendance from -Arkanaaa. Mr. .urown
has arranged to havs his wlf and son
spend ih iiunnn -'. ,
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CAMPBELL SAYS SUIT
RESULTS FROM SPITE
C. E. Campbell, whose wlfs conducts
a private sanatorium at til East An
keny street and who was recently. sued
by Nelll Kelly In th east aids Jus
tic court for $10 hospital fees, states
that th suit Is nothing but spit work.
Mr. Campbell ststes that ths sick woman
called at ths sanatorium "ona-momlng
and naked Mra Campbell If ah might
atav ther until ehe got better, tms.
It l said, was agreed to, and III of the
2I demanded for her case was paid
down. La tor, Mr. Campbelr states thst
a man called on tb woman, and after
talking with her -a few minutes told
Mra Campbell that Nelll Kelly was
going to leave, and- that h wanted the
money back. This wss refused. Nelll
Kelly Jeft Her friend stated that, they
were going to th Good -Samaritan .hos
pital. Mr. Campbell states that yester
day he called up th hospital, but was
Informed that no person named Nellie
Kelly was ther. 1 Mrs. Campbell says
sh is ready to nurse th sick woman,
oxahat sb may return to th sanator
Inm -an stay according to agreement
Mr. Campbell aayg that th patient did
not use the bathroom, as Is alleged In
th complaint ' ' ; '
Wronged wife shoots
. HUSBAND'S COMPANION
(Jaaraal Sseelal Service.)
' Cripple Creek, April II. Mrs. Samtiel
Vldler, th wlf of a well-known news
paper man, who Is chairman of ths Repub
lican central committee, shot Mra Helen
Coulter Douglas, said to be a society
woman of Colorado Springs, through th
heart in a room at th National note!
her this morning.' . It Is reported sh
found her husband In a room with-the
woman. . '. ; - i
H. T. McCallen and 3. TV. Strang of
Roaeburg ar registered at the Perkins.
J. M. Bridges -is her from Roaeburg.
F. A. Morris ot Newberg. Or, Is at
the Perkins. -" - " Z, .
.Will Wills Is In from -Athena. '
Dr. Jsy Tuttls of Astoria is among
the arrivals at the Portland hotel.
Mr. and Mrs..,T. B. Wray of SUverton,
Or., ar guests st the Imperial. '1
Ira Krb of Salem Is at th Imperial
for a brief atay. --
W. ' F. Rigdon is in . th city froin
Salem on business,
R. N. Bishop Is registered at th Port
Jnnd from OreenbnUc,-Or.
Dr. J- C Twltcholl of Roseburg Is In
the -eltyT i .
asajrtnr Aoromaas o .
Chimney Rjp. Sewer Pipe, Flro
ProoSng, Drain Tile, Building
Brick, Flu Lining, Vitrified Pav
ing Brick. -; , .
Diamond Crick Co;
Offlc end Tsrd root Ankeny St,
Portland, Or. Phon Main Hi.
people
It has been of benefit
- thousands of people, and
will help you' , '
; v Amount at the
fj' Time of K fft-B
: Purchase and a
Small Amdiint
Each Wt3ek or
iMonth will
Do the Trick
We sell you the same goods
at the same prices," on easy
terms, as other stores do for.
cash. I The selections are just
as good and the styles as up-
to-date. There is absolutely '
NO . DISTINCTION in the
merchandise.
i".',;V':rv,r
i .a 1 1 '!t - g-a .- t ai - - -v. s 1 i
The Store Where Your
LAME MAOIS M
ATAY FROM GUARDS
AndtKsr Prisoner Swiftly Steals
From the Crty Roekpils With
out Hinderance. . '-. ...
OF COURSE, OFFICERS ,
( SAY THEY SPED AFTER HIM
But No Report Was Mads of the
Escape Until Seven Hours
Afterward.
4 .
tT.m SItnlfli uiitmMX tn 140 davs on
v.
th rocspu ror vagrancy, eecmpew iron
ths- ustodr of Ouards Hellrvr and
Tlehnor yesterdar morning.
- Th report of th break wss not mad
by th guards to Captain Grltsmachsr at
police headquarters until they took the
roekplls gang la from work at j eolook
yesterday afternoon. -: '
This means that Smith was allowed
seven hours In which to seek a secure
hiding pises or get out of ths city. -'
In criticism of, th failar to mak
a report, member of th department
say thatyone guard rould easily hav
watched th men whll th other went
to ( Lb t nearest telephone and.cotlfled
PTrl
(J . . D j isSS
"Is .the most important question
distant and pocket-books are low, .
find themselves.' Wc can
icjAdvantagc of Our Unequaled Credit Plan
y:E -rr -p-f r x:
Tomorrow Night
and 9:30
BEAUTIFUL
k To aHtadies
During
No goods soldi, but
tumr to inspect our stocic
Credit I dood.
T.'-.-.J
police headquarters that Smith bad es
caped. Th guards themselve4 tacitly admit
they ar unable to prevent escapes, be
cause they cannot shoot escsplng pris
oners, who are guilty only of ralsdo
meanors. Accepting this statement as
true, Jhcrltlc say, on man could
watch the prisoners as wall aa two; for
a short tlms at least.
County Ouarda James 'and Johnson
a f sw months ago shot at a victim of
th opium habit trying to escap from
th county rockptl rand broke his leg.
Ther hav been no attsmpts to escape
from th county rockpll - since that
time; nor has suit ever been brought,
against ths guard or th county, by
which they are employed. . .
. Chief of Polleo Hunt has always been
an opponent of ths rockpll. When th
Institution whs r-staft)llshed, several
months ago, h told all about Its al
leged defects. Hs has uinada sevsral
changes IS th personnel of th guards
owing to escapes, but prisoners gst away
with th regularity of clockwork. . It Is
pointed out that th adoption of balls
and chains would mak eacapes Impos
sible. -.To add to th mystery of th latest
break, Smith Is a 'lam man. Guards
Hellyer and Tlehnor, howaver, vouch for
bis ability aa a sprlntsr. ...,. -O.
Keith, whs - figured In A recent
break from tb elty prison, tried to
mmr na with Smith, but was overtaken
and held by Guard Tlehnor.- This guard
Is a new appoint. . H naa not been
reprimanded. . f ' . i ' .''',.'."?,
snsw toi
wzu
The ' New "Tork Stats societyw
''will
hold Its regular monthly meeting to
morrow evening In ths city hall. An
entertaining program will be given and
business relative to the Lewis snd Dark
fair will b transacted.
of the day. . Ecstcr is only
It is a dilemma1 in which a
help you out, T i ; '
(Fridaj
7:30
we will give ; ;
SOUVENIRS
Visiting Our Store
These Hours, j .tv:,;;-
an -excellent oppor
1TTMG C.
; .390 Washington Street
IS ACCIDENTALLY
SHOT If HUNT
Hugh Hiddlesdn of Oregon City
, Trip Over Log, Shooting
BODY IS FOUND TODAY
' BY A SEARCHING PARTY
Youth- - Stuffs - Handkerchief In
Wound, r-Trylng i .Vainly to
Stanch Flow of Blood.'.
' ' Bieelal Dispatch te The JsarssL -
Oregon City, AprU 11. Word comes
from th country this afternoon that
Hugh Hlddleson, an 1-year-old youth,
accidentally shot . and killed himself
thrss miles east Of here on Tuesday
whll out hunting. His body was found
today by k searching party.
Ths. boy and hit father want oat to
work In, ths timber, leaving bom at 1
o'clock Tuesday morning. Th boy took
th rtfl along, atpectlng t hunt, and
mad an appointment with his fathsr to
meet him during ths sftsrnoon, -
At th appointed hour and rise th
father' kept hi date, but rould find no
t rare of his son. , Hs felt no snalety st
first, as bl sod stated that a was
a few days ;
great many. A
COMPLETE STOCK
-: OF
Ladies' Wearing
;;fei:;Appa
Tailof-Made : Suits,
Shirt Waist
Suitsr-rr
Skirte,; Waists,
; Hosiery,
Underwear, -
K Petticoats; -
Feather Boas. Etc
and Strictly
Artistic Creations
Fashionable
7 MUliiicry. ",
going to a mill several miles distant and
Th father returned bom Tuesday
vsnlng. snd when th boy had not re
turned Wednesday he wss vainly sought
for. This morning a, searching party
was organised and a systematic hunt
made, with th result thst th body wsa
found. -.''-; - '
Th gun had been dlschsrged whll
the boy was atepplng over a log, th
bullet entering his breast snd passing
through his lung. In a vain effort to
stannrh th flow of blood th boy bad
stuffed his handkerchief Into th wound
snd walked several .hundred feet In th
illp.n.n n hnma when h fell . ax-
. . . . .
UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA"
INAUGURATES PRESIDENT
. .1 ii .' ' S. " ,;
i' "' (Jesnial Speetat grTee.) "i"
' Chsrlottesvllle, Vs, April II In th
presenc of many distinguished du-
cators, repressniing neeiriy t an , m
prominent; .Institutions of. learning -In
tha country, Edwin A. Alderman, former
president of 'Tulan tinlverslty, wn tn
day Inaugurated aa first president of
th. TTntvaraltv of Virginia. It was ens
of ths most notabla occasions In !th
history of th university slnos Its foun
dation by Thomas Jefferson. Ths in
augural ceremonies proper were pr'
ceded by a parade of faculty, alumni,
trustees . and visiting educators, sil
garbed In clsssto csp and gown. Th
ceremonies were epeited with prayer,
followed by addresses on behalf of th
trustees. 'Ths Inangursl address of
j Teamen i Aiaormnn wss loiiowea ty
congratulatory sddresses on behalf ef
th faculty, student body, alumni and
ths Various Institutions of learning rep
rssentaa among in visitors.
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