Is It Your IRRIGATION SCHOOL
lor Boise lor the
Own Hair? Big Gathering
first ol September.
Do you pin your hat to your
own hair? Can’t do It?
Haven't enough hair? It must
be you do not know Aycr’a
Hair Vigor! Here’s an Intro
duction! May the acquaint
ance result in a heavy growth
of rich, thick.giossy hair! And
we know you'll never be gray.
•• I think that Aysr'e Stair Vigor la th» moat
wonderful lulf gmwsr that wa* ever made I
havaa U»»d It for «nine I til»* and I <*•»• truth
fully say that I am gr«*slI» |>iaa»«’«l with It. I
rbeer f saily »rr«o»i»n« tut It aa a aplaudhl prepa
ration.*’
Mi»» V H m < m a, Way laud. Mich.
< rnaua
I m LI iim
I udir l>lfltrnlfl»a.
To take th«» cviuiuk of the Brit lab
empire I a a matter of «ltrtV’ultjr In err
tain dlstrlcU. a native offlriii we»
< r<lrrt*d to take a rrnttia of what waa
known to he a populous village la Ugan
da. lie returned with th« report that
there was no ¡M^»ulatlon, th« «spline*
turn bring tlnit the InlmbltanUi bad fled
o.t bra ring of hli approach. Mor« pre
rise Ina!ru<*tIons wrr« given to blui and
lie paid another visit to the village.
The nwiilt of hl« Inquiry was given
thus In tbe tabulated form : Numt>er of
InitM, 257; Inhabitants, men over 19
years of age. 0; women under IM years
of age. 0; women. 0; children. 0; to
•
Catarrh Cannot be Cured
with!«" Al APPLICATION*, as they cannot
Tr«v h i I k ’ M-ai < t the
< alarrh la a
blotal or < lisuiutional *11»«and in order to
ruie it )<>.» must take Internal reined Isa.
11«
<*aia rh • re Is takt a mt.rnaiii. and
art« diiertljr oil tha blood »nd tl>U(<>U«»iirfaces.
Hair«< atairh < ure 1« tint a qua* k mrdlrlne.
Il w«<* |*r«— * ib«d by one <»f the test phyait Ian«
lu thl« country l<-r years, and 1« a regular pre
scription. Il 1« <•-in j«1 of the I*st tonics
known. <'<>tubinc<*. wl’h tho beat blood purl*
irrs, sc! lug directly on t ho mucous surface*.
'I hr i> !»■• t « oinbiha l»»n «•! the two ingredients
1« what pr. <birea »to h w-ri<!erful results lu
curing < atarrh. h nd tor testimonials free.
I J « III \i v .1 • <» . Props.. Toledo. 0.
Hol<l i»y drug is’", price "fir.
Hall ’ Family Pills are the leal.
\ol
In
III«
Liss.
A very pretty young woman elliqxHl
.tul fell on the «ton. atrp« lu front of
lu i father « houw. spraining her kn<*
She dl.llketl thx'lur., but the knee Anal-
Ij grew ao bail that aba waa perauatletl
t • ■'«Il In medical nd rice. She wouldn't
It ire thia dolor or that one, but finally
am! a lie would consent to bating calletl
In a certain spruce looking young num.
currying a lioniriq.atlilc medicine case,
w ho pa«tcd the huuaa every day.
The family kept a sharp lookout, and
when lie t^ime along calletl him In.
The young Indy modcntly rrtl»«»>l her
»kirta anil showed the dlanlded m«nil>er
The young mini looked a! It and said:
"That certainly la quite aerloua.**
' Well." an Id the young lady, ”wh.lt
.ball I .1-.
"If 1 were you." he aald, "1 would
Bond for a physician.”
"But can you nut attend to It?" aak
ra! the girl.
“Not very well." airawcred the young
man. "I ii1” '
CASTOR IA
For Infant« and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
Boars the
tJl^uutuiu ut
Aw
I »1» prraalon.
"I'm kind o' discouraged 'bout that
new b larder,” aald Mra. t'urntoaacl.
"Cheer up." un.wered the farmer
"Then* iilut no ire o' tryln* to ault
him. lie's one o' tlio.e fellers that
write pilltlcal articles for tbe uiaga-
Htnes." \\ a>lilngton Star.
A ulntnohlles,
ONLY ONE ON COAST THIS YEAR
Hundreds of Latterò Ara Rscslvsd at
Deadquarfsrs Dally — Special
Hates to Be Granted.
Boise, July SI.—The Fourteenth Na
tional litigation congreas, which meets
at Boise Hep tern her 3 to 8, ie tbe only
meeting ol national importance to lio
held <>u the Pavide slope during the
present year. Chairman Kben K. Me
l-eod, of thè Western Passenger associa
tion, lies notified the esecutive cornu Il-
tee that rates for the congrego will lie
determined at the Minneapolis meeting
of the association today.
Although inure than a month will
elapse liefore tbe congress Is to meet,
delegates to the number of over 1,000
have been appointed from different sec
tions east ol tho Kocky mouulains, and
an average of 100 letters a day are be
ing received at headquarters, asking for
general information concerning tfie con
gress and the opportunities to Ire had
lor learning as much as possible ol ir
rigation methods, vise ol laruis, capitai
requited, character ol crops produced,
and the revenue to be depended upon
by the irtvigallotiiets.
The Boise session o! the congress is
to constitute a great school for irriga
tion. Scientific and professional men
will discuss and analyse advanced theo-
riee, engineers will give tbe solution ol
the many engineering problems tha*
have Iwen worked out, and the practical
irrigators will show in a practical way
what is accomplished by the results on
’exhibition.
The general government has loaned
nearly »40,000,000 for the purpose of
reclaiming arid lands and providing
homes for the people.
The loan was
made through an act o! congress ap
proved by President Roosevelt four
years ago. Al tbe Idaho meeting tbe
government ie going to be asked to add
»100,tMX),tXMI more to the loan made to
its cituei.s lor tbe more rapid comple
tion ol the works now under construc
tion. Senators and members o! con
gress are the real trusters ol the gov
ernment in the loans made, and they
are coming to investigate the conditions
of the security which reclamation ie
giving to iusure its re| »yment.
Hlateamsn, capitalists, manufactur
ers, business men, engn^pers arid irriga*
tiomsts, Immigration and colouixation
societies, home makers and home seek
ers. all to tbe number ol 2,000 or mure,
will join in the great movement at tiie
Boise session of the Natioual Irrigation
congress.
A special train will l>e made up at
Chicago for tbe delegates from the East
ern states. Vice Preeidenl Fairbanks
and bia party will occupy one of tbe
can. The special will l>e known as
"the vice president's train.*'
Want Endurable Life, While Governor
Talks of Czar's Burdens.
Moscow, July 31.—A strike has brok
en out here among the bakers who are
striving to obtain a betterment in their
working cor.ditions and Sunday for a
■lay off.
According to the Council of
Workmen, the total number ol men on
strike in Moscow has reached 1H.0U0,
in addition to which the Votkreaaenaky
factory today locked out 3,000 em
ployes.
Tiie governor of Moscow has issued a
proclamation in answer to the Viborg
manifesto of tbe outlawed parliament
arxl given it a wide circulation here,
lie declares the manifesto to lie revolu
tionary in character and directed against
the emperor. Il is time, tiie governor
declares, for lire loys population to
.ume to the assistance of his majesty
and lighten his heavy burdens.
«•nd for Ino panphlRt insnlain MW.
Buildings Can Be Saved.
Telia about an appliance that insures
Han Francisco, July 31—The l>oard
happiness, Inalili and success in life.
of supervisors passed a vote of confi
Free—send lodsy.
dence in the major part of the city haII
PORTI AND APPLIANCE CO.
P. 0. Bos ¿5
Portland, Ore. and also the ball of justice, at its mFei-
ing todav. A special committee report
ed that “at least «0 per cent of liotb
buildings can be made use of again,
and, within less than two years, they
can be completely and economically re
stored.’* The boaid resolved that the
debris and wreckage should tie cleared
•way immediately.
place« where
nleaaretroiible-
some. Clean,
neat and will
not «oil or In-
jure anything.
Try them once
and yu will never be without them. If not kepi by
d«*a »rN. Mont piepind for 20c.
Herold Noiners,
>41» DeKalb avr., Brooklyn, N. Y.
ROB POLISH TRAINS
Armed Bandits Secure Large Sums
of Government Money.
Cruiser Washington Turned Over
Camden, N. J , July 31.—The cruis
er Washington, built at the yards of
the New York Hhipbuitding company,
in this city, was formally turned ovei *
to the government yesterday.
The
cruiser will not go into commission for
se\ era) days.
No ceremonies marked
the transfer.
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CONTAGIOUS BLOOD POISON
HUMILIATING “VILE -DESTRUCTIVE
The very name, Contagious Blood Poison, suggests contamination and dread. It is the
worst disease the world has ever known; responsible for more unhappiness and sorrow than
all others combined. Nobody knows anything about the origin of this loathsome trouble,
but as far back as history goes it has been regarded the greatest curse of mankind.
No part of the body is beyond the reach of this powerful poison, , No matter how pure
the blood may lx?,
lie, when the virus of Contagious Blood Poison enters
enters, the entire circulation
becomes corrupted, the humiliating symptoms begin to appear, and the sufferer finds himself
diseased from head to foot with the vilest and most destructive of'all poisons. Usually
the first symptom is a small sore or ulcer, so insignificant that it rarely ever excite»
suspicion, but in a short while the skin
Dear Sirs :—I had a friend who had a bed case of Con
breaks out in a red rash, the glands or the tagious
Blood Poison and was tn a terrible condition. He
groin swell, the throat and mouth ulcerate, tried all the medicinee he oould hear of, but nothing did
him any good. He went to Hot Springs but it was like
the hair ami eye-brows come out, and often the
other treatments he had used, and he was in despair
the body is covered with copper-colored of a cure when he heard of 8. 8. B. After taking it for
awhile the sores all healed, his hair stopped falling out,
spots, pustular eruptions and sores.
and. continuing with It, he soon found himself cured en
JOHN LESLIE,
There is hardly any limit to the rava tirely of this hideous disease.
Rockford, Ill.
719 W. State St.
ges of Contagious Blood Poison; if it is not
driven from the blood it affects the nerves,
I was afflicted with Blood Poison, and the; best doo-
tors did me no good, though I took their treatment faith
attacks the bones, and in extreme cases fully.
In fact I seemed to get worse all the while. I took
causes tumors to form on the brain, pro almost every so-called blood remedy, but they did not
to reach the disease, and had no effect whatever, I
ducing insanity and death. No other dis seem
was disheartened, for it seemed that I would never be
ease is so highly contagious; many an inno cured. At the advice of a friend I then took 8. 8. 8. and
began to Improve. I continued the medicine, and it cured
cent person has Income infected by using the me
completely.
.
W. R, NEWMAN.
Hamlet, N. O.
same toilet articles, handling the clothing, by
a friendly handshake or the kiss of affection
from one afflicted. But no matter how the disease is contracted, the sufferer feels tffe
humiliation and degradation that accompany the vile disorder.
Mercury and Potash are commonly used in the treatment of Contagious Blood Poison,
but these minerals canuot cure the disease—they merely mask it in the system. All ex
ternal evidences may disappear for awhile, but the treacherous poison is at work on the internal
members and tissues, and when these minerals are left off the disease returns worse than
before, because the entire system has been weakened and damaged by the strong action of the
Mercury and Potash. There is but one certain, reliable cure for Contagious Blood Poison,
and that is S. S. S., the great vegetable blood purifier. It attacks the disease in the right
way by going down into the blood, neutralizing and forcing out every particle of the poison.
It makes the blood pure and rich, strengthens the different parts of the body, tones up the
system, and cures this humiliating and destructive disorder permanently.
The improvement commences as soon as the patient gets under the influence of S. S. S.
and continues until every vestige of the poison is driven from the blood and the sufferer
is completely restored to health. S. S. -S. is not
an experiment; it is a success. It has cured
thousands of cases of Contagious Blood Poison,
many of which had given the Mercury and
Potash treatment, Hot Springs, etc., a thor-
ough trial, and had almost despaired of ever
being well again. S. S. S. is made eutirely
D 11 D r I V VrPFTARI F
roots, herbs and barks, and does not in
rUnLLl
VLU l IMDLL jure the system in the least. We offer a
reward of |i,ooo for proof that it contains a particle of mineral of any kind. If you
are suffering with this despicable and debasing disease, get it out of your blood with S. S. S.
before it does further damage. We will gladly send our book with instructions for self-
treatuient and any medical advice, without charge, to all who write.
Warsaw, July 30.—Two daring train
robberiue were committed in Russian
Poland today, one of them resulting in
a c insiderable loss of life.
A train
from the frontier station of Herby,
bound lor Caentochoaa, waa carrying
money received from tbs custom bouse
to the branch Imperia) bank under
protection of seven frontier guardsmen
General Zukat, chief of the frontier
guards; General Wuiteringand Captain
l.a/iinia were passengers.
Fifteen persons boarded tbe train at
a way station.
They evidently had
been wailing for it, and made an attack
on the guardsmen, who were reinforced
by the officers named.
A regular
skirmish followed, in which the two
generals, two officials, five soldiers and
one robber «ere killed and Colonel
Brezeziki and cne robber wounded. The
wounded and dead were taken to Cxen*
stochwowa.
The robbers escaped, taking »8,000
and tbe arms of those who bad attempt
ed to defend tbe train against robbers.
The second robbery was committed
Mo4era Low« Story—Boil«4 Dowa.
on the Warsaw-Vienna railway, six
Jooea, allow tae to present Mr.
miles from Wains. While the train 8m.th.”
was under way unknown persons pulled
“Delighted to m**t you, Mita Jonea.
the danger signal, causing it to stop. Will jrou marry me?”
Robl'ers who were ab'ard jumped out
°Y ye«.”
and seized the locomotive and detached
riTQ K' v 1
DaBre »*’<1 all Nerrou» Diaraws
the mail car from the train and ran it || I q permanently
cured bjr Dr. Klin»’« Ureal
R*«inrer. ^nd fi-r FREE fit rial bottl* and
down the line. They secured »37,600 Nerre
treatiw. Dr. R. IL Klin . UL ail Arch OL, Pblla.,Pa.
of government money.
THE SWIFT SPEOIHO COMPANY, ATLANTA, GA.
Afrata •< the Smell.
H OWARD R.
BURTON —AMayer an.! Chemist.
Leadville, Colorado specimen prices: Gold,
Rill—Although birds are credited Silver,
I.- a*l, f!; Gold, Btlrer, 7- m *; Gold. *Oc; Zinc or
|i. Cvanide te«ia. Maili ng envelopes and
with a aeuse of smell, an English ex Copper,
full pricv list sent on application. Control and Uas
pert finds turkeys indifferent to al) pire work solicited. Keierence: Carbonate Nae
tioual Danita
odors.
Jill—Well, I don't know; I've seen
turkey trying to get a long distance GASOLENE ENGINES i
power fully warranted, 1125. All sizes and
away when a motor car was in tbe vi stj les at lowest prices. Writs for catalog.
cinity.—Yonkers Statesman.
RLILRSON MACHINERY COMPANY
Will How Till Judgment Day.
MOSCOW BAKERS STRIKE.
Young MEN, Old MEN, Middle.Aged MEN
file« »11(1 afford«
coml* rtloevsry
horn« In dining
room, sleeping
room and all
Wilson's Opinion on Effect of Moat
of Moat Inspection Law.
Washington,
July 80.—Secretary
Wilson Uxlay declared that, as • reeult
of trie new meal inspection law and the
rules promulgated by him, a radical
change for tbe better would occur.
“Within a very abort space of time,**
he m I<I, “the meat products of tbe
United Statue will Ire parer end more
wholesome than any similar product#
ol the world. The conditions existing
in some of the slaughter Ing and pack
ing houses abroad are about aa bad aa
cau be imaginrd, and the American
people henceforth will enjuy a distinct
advantage over the foreign conaumure.
“Of particular importance is the rule
provid.ng tor weekly Inspection reports
to he supplied the bureau of animal in
dustry. Wi bout such reports It would
be difficult to co|>e with the situation.
As a general proposition, however, the
law will Ire complied with In every de
tail, but 1 shall take nothing for grant
ed, ami will make the inspections In
evury eatabliabment that the jaw reach
es rigid and complete.*’
ft baa not lieen determined when the
rules governing the interstate tranapor-
t at ion phase of tbe question will be is
sued. Thu secretary is in almost daily
conference with railroad men, particu
larly from the West, and from these he
baa already gathered a considerable
amount ot data on the subject.
ft ie
believed at ti e department that tbe
railroads will not lie lees sincere in
complying with tiie law than the pack
ers. In tact, it was stated today that
they have evinced a determination to
co-operate with the department in every
way in order that those meal prodacts
which I tear tbe government label shall
And their way into other than the states
from which they were shipped.
TRAIN HITS ELECTRIC CAR.
At the close of II ni .' i , eighty Are thou
sand automobiles were In u«e III tho
I'lilted States, or one to every one
thousand Inhabitants. New York State
France Regrets Killing.
leads with twenty-three thousand alx
Paris, July 31.—The French embassy
liundrisl mid fifty iiiiichlnea lu use, at Washington has been instiucted tu
while Arizona has only three.
express the deep regrets of the French
eovernnient at the killing of Lieutenant
No Chnnce.
Clarence England, navigating officer of
Stranger If you think a curfew law
would lie a good thing for the town why the United Ulates cruiser Chattanooga,
don't roti bring the matter up before the who waa mortally wounded at Chefoo,
China, July 28, by a rifle bullet tired
city fathers?
Native That's the trouble. We haven't from the Ficnch armored cruiser Du
any city fathers. Some cf 'em are old petit Thouars, while tiie crew of the
bachelors, mid the rest of ’em live in latter were engaged in small arms prac
a tin ft m ent houses.
tice. The authorities here are await
ing fu'ler reports before es'abliahing
tiie responsibility for tiie accident.
THE IIAISV rt.v Kll.t.FK rtintroy, all the
WILL HAVE BEST IN WORLD.
Portland. Oregon.
MothmwtU And Mr*. Winslow's Soothing
TI mtu I s a shivery, shaky legend
Syrup the bMt remedy tons, tor their children
among tbe people who live along tbe during th. tMthlng j-rlod.
Passengers Tossed About and Many Hudson River which Is to tbe effect
that that stream Is the everlasting boat
Seriously Hurt.
ing waters of a «|>ecter who la |>er*on-
¡.os Angeles, July 30.—One woman I fled as Ranihout Van Dant. Away
was killed, two or three persons fatally
back In colonial times Ranihout and
injured and upwards of 36 hurt, many
bls friends were drinking until late at
of them seriously, in a collision this
night. Finally this man Rauihout start
afternoon by a local Southern Pacific
ed for borne, some distance up tbe river.
passenger train running between this
city and Pa'adena and a car of the Sier In his boat, swearing that he would
ra Madre division of the Pacific Electric row tbe distance if it took "a month of
Sundays.'*
Rambout never reacted
Railway company.
The accident happened at Oneonta home, and the su|M*rstltlous people say
Junction, in the subu.be of South Pas that tie has been condemned to row un
til judgment day.
adena.
The electric car left here with *2 pas
sengers on board. Arriving at Oneonta,
the car stopped and the conductor went
ahead to the Southern Pacific crossing
at this i>oint. He raw no train ap
proaching, and the car started ahead,
reaching tiie center of the crossing,
alien the train from Paradena for Los
Angeles suddenly rounded the curve
north and crashed into tbe car with
Every day
terrific impact.
s.l.ed Aaala.
“You think you will have a cook
next week, sure?” asked the caller after
a prolonged discussion of tbe servant
problem.
“I shall. If tbe girl has any regard
whatever for tbe amenities of life," re
plied tbe hostess
“What do you mean?”
“In order to be sure of her favor I
have arranged a little dinner in her
honor tbe first evening she la with us.
Can't you come?"—Judge.
MULETEAM
BORAX
Will Cleanse Every Article in Your
Kitchen or Dining Room
And Make It Bright
All dealers Free >ample Borax and Borax Soap,
Booklet a d Souvenir lie urs in colors, for 10 < ants
and l»ea’-r’s name.
fAllHC COAS1 BORAX
Uv., Oakland. Cal.
(Dr. C. Gee Wo
Twice as Good
One Third the Cost
More but of Worse Quality.
Washington. July 30.— Reviser! fig
ures indicate that tiie immigration to
thia country during the fiscal year end
ing June 30 last, was 73,674 greater
than it was during the fiscal year 1906.
The immigration during the past year
aggregated 1.100,073. against 1,026 499
for tbe previous year.
It is notabls
that the class of immigrants was not so
high as in many previous «ears, most
of them coming from Austria-Hungary,
Russia and Italy, During the year just
passer! 12,433 persons were debarred,
for various causes.
OUNCES
Ä
Tira wonderful Chi-
nene I>octor is called
great because he cures
people without opera
tion that are elven up
to die. He cures with
those wonderful Chi*
nese herbs -oots, buds
barks and vegetables
that are entirely un*
known to medical sci-
___
ence lu thlsconutry. Through ths use of th os»
harmless remedies this Isntou* doctor knows
tiie actlou of over SOU d.ffereni remedies which
he successfully uses In diffvrea; diseases He
guarantees to cure catairh. asthma, lung, ihroai,
rheumatism, nervousness, stomach, liver: kid
neys etc.; has hundreds of teatiinonlala
i bargee moderate. < all and see him. Palieau»
out or the city write lor blankr and c rcuian.
bead »lamp CuMbVLTATiON YKIK.
•
is bargain day in the
Wave Circle.
Come in and get ac-
quainted.
K C will help you cut
down the living expenses and make
doctor's bills a thing of the past. Do
you realize that you can get the best
and purest baking powder in tbe world
f* BAKING
V POWDER
K
at one-third what
ou've been paying
for anywhere near I C quality. A 2}
ounce can cotte tfc. Think of the saving!
Can you make money any easier ? Get
it to-day.
The grocer returns the
price of can if you are not satisfied.
S
uonu THE C. 6EE WO CHINESE MEDICINE CO
1«a>, rirat St.. S. t. C«r. M w I sm
Mention rap«r.
PORTLAND, OREGON.
^¡l Grocers
Would-Be Rockefellers.
Paris, July 30.—The competition of
the Gaulois anent dreams of million
aires has come to an end and the prises
have been awarded.
The newspepers
said that Mr. Rockefeller possesses
»10,000,000 a year income, and asked
its readers what they would do with
this money if they possessed his for
tune. Borne of the answers were as
awful as a Welsh rarebit dream. They
ranged from overturning the republic
to giving all the money away
Testing New Bullets for Army.
Washington, July 30.—Bullets which
•re ligliter and more pointed than those
now in use are being tested at the
Springfield armory. The new bullets
hMTe much flatter trajectories than the
0](j type, and consequently are much
more efficient against advancing enemies
(J.
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Portland Trade Directory
Names and Addresses in Portland of Rcpr«>
tentative Business firms.
JAQUES MFC. co.
Chlcaao.
CREAM NFPARATORH—We guarantee the U.K,
M'para.or to be the beet. Write lor free catalog.
Hasel wood Co., Fifth and Oak.
IT’S PLAIN BUSINESS
When vo i
dei^al work dons. Rys*
tem and precision al ih*» way tlirou<h
In our office, but we do temper lusIniMM
with a little cotnpasston tor a nervous
natlont. * We try to make it a painless
business.
Dr. Miurdevant, "je la lat on child*
ren’s teeth at d regulating.
'
PIANOS A ORGANS—Many fine ins ruinents re*
v»Tt to us a« count s ckneas or removal of buyer
Write for d***cr ptlon of p anos now on hand,
• term*», etc. Write today.
Gilbert Co., Portland
W AN TED— Men and Women to learn Barber trade
in eight weeks; graduates earn I mm |l> to
weekly ; expert ii s riKtors; catalog free; Moi er
Byst* m of Colleges, 34 N. Fourth st., Portland.
WISE BROS., Dentists
Falling Building, T bird and Washington
b a. m. to w p. in.; Sunday» • to 12.
Main 2O.m.
DR W. A. WISE
WORK DONE ON WEEKLY AND
MONTHLY PAYMENTS
M F.N’8CLOTHING — Buffum
Pendleton, sole
agents Alfred Benjamin <1 Co.'s correct clothes.
Every thing in men’s furnishings.
Morri sou and
Sixth streets. Opposite poatomce.
P. N. U.
DR. T. P WIRK
N«. 31
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IIFN writing to advertisers pleas«!
mention this paper.
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