FEEDING THE ANIMALS
A Interesting Sight at Central Park
at 3 O'clock Each Day.
Raw beef U the dally meal which
Father Knickerbocker provides for his
animal guests In the Central Park
. menagerie. There Is always a crowd
on hand when the butcher serves din
ner at 2 o'clock every afternoon. It Is
in interesting Bight to watch the ani
mals as they receive their great hunks
of meat
The leopards growl at the sight of
human eyes riveted on their food. The
lion enjoys the company, and the little
laughing hyena "Whiskers" gets a grin
on his face that compels those who see
It to Join In his wonderful and fearful
Binlle. The little ones take to the baby
hyena, and "Whiskers" entertains them
even when he is eating. ,
, "We feed the animals once In every
twenty-four hours," said the director
of the menagerie to a reporter the oth
er day, as the meat carver arrived at
the house and the animals began to
pace ferociously up and down their
cages. "We only give them a small
meal, for if we allowed them to fill up
they would all be dead In a year or so.
They're just as hungry as can be when
2 p. m. comes around, and it would not
take long for that tiger there to make
mince-meat out of those who are watch
ing him if he bad a chance Just before
meal-time. They get about a quarter
of what they were used to before they
became captives.
"They live long In captivity when
they are fed sparincly. No. there Is no
cruelty about it, for, while they are
hungry, they are a long way off from
the starvation point If we gave them
a good dinner they would need exer
cise to digest It They can't get exer
cise in a 5x5 cage compared with roa air
ing the prairies, the forests and the
Jungles.
"It Is Interesting to Bee how they
know when it is 2 o'clock. That big
lion there keeps the time for them. Ev
ery day, fifteen minutes before meal
time, he starts pacing up and down
with his head almost touching the bars.
As soon as the other animals see him
they are on their feet in a second and
pacing their cages for all they are
worth. No matter what they are doing,
whether sleeping or laughing at the
baby hyena, they know the mealtime
and travel about four miles In pacing
before they eat. Their eyes are always
on the door at that side, for it is from
that direction that the butcher comes
with their meat
"We always give them meat with a
bone in it They have no table-manners,
and If they did not have t,o scrape
the meat from the bone they would
swallow their .meal whole, and then
there would be several dead Hons and
tigers In a few days. The hyeua fam
ily prefer bone to meat They don't
leave anything around after their
meal." New York Press.
ripple
The iron grasp of scrofula has no
mercy upon its victims. This demon
of the blood is often not satisfied with
causing dreadful sores, but racks the
body with the pains of rheumatism
until Hood's Sarsaparilla cures.
. "Nearly four years I go I became af
flicted with scrofula and rheumatism.
Banning sores broke out on my thighs.
Pieces ot bone came ont and an operation
was contemplated. I had rheumatism in
my legs, drawn op out of shape. I lost ap
petite, could not sleep. I was a perfect
wreck. I continued to grow worse and
finally gave up the doctor's treatment to
take Rood's' Sarsaparilla. Soon appetite
came back; the sores commenced to heal.
My limbs straightened out and I threw
away my crutches.! I am now atout and
hearty and am arming, whereas four
years ee;o I was a cripple. I gladlv rec
ommend Hood's Sarsaparilla.'' Ubbajt
Hammond, Table Grova, Illinois.
Kd's
Sarsaparilla
Is the One True Blood Pnriflrr. AH drngalsta.. SI.
Prepared only by C. L Hood tc Co., Lowell, Mas.
ii ii Df c,,re MyeT "5- easy to
I IOOC1 S PUIS take, easy to operate. 25c.
met
Blackwcll's Durham
w
So M
Merchants
lo Hill
lift
offered for a limited time, so order
to-day. Yours very truly,
ELACKVELL'Q DUHilAr.1
TOOACCO COMPANY.
H i i a M WtM hs am, JlMiMii,. s u 1 ...
cut out this aotk anJ Mnd it wit
order to your wtiolowl 4tUr,
A CYCLING PRODIOY.
Marvelous Trlcka Performed by 10
Year-Old Harry Koncoe.
Harry L. Roneoe, of Cheshire, Mass.,
a lad of 10 years. Is fast acquiring fame
as a fancy and trick rider. In thc-M
days of youthful precocity It is fast
BABRT I RONCOE, THE BOY WONDER.
becoming the rage for the future gen
eration to Imitate the actions of their
older brethren, but young lloncoe is
one of the boys who not only Imitate
but originate, and It Is said that sou.o
of the tricks be successfully negotiates
on his wheel are wonderful to be
hold. Despite his extreme youth, he
essays to follow In the wake of the
leading trick cyclists of the world, and
few indeed are the "acts" that he can
not perform. He has overmastered
gravitation, and apparently deUes that
fundamental law of philosophy without
the slightest difllculty.
Many exhibitions have been given In
public during the last year by Master
Koncoe and everywhere has be been
pronounced a proaigy oeyond ques
tion. Besides his ability as a trick
rider, Harry has more than a little
speed in him, and has, In a half-mile
exhibition ride, covered the distance In
1 minute 27 seconds. His appearance
has been confined to the New England
States, but owing to the solicitations of
many who have seen him bis father will
probably show him around the United
States during this season. ,;
. OHIO'S NEW CAPITOL.
Iterations in the Qld Structure that
Will Practically Make It New.
Drawings for the Ohio State capltoL
prepared In accordance with the pro
visions of the bill Introduced by Rep
resentative Dodge, have been complet
ed. ' Mr. Dodge's plan Is really to re
model the present capltoL He proposes
the addition of another story and an
extension of the east and west cen
ters so as to form two large additional
rooms on each floor. There would be
a corridor entirely around the interior
of the building, thus affording access
from a room in a given corner of the
building to the one opposite without re
tracting one's steps through the rotun
da, as Is the case now. The first floor
would be devoted exclusively to State
offices. The second floor would be
given over to the Supreme Court, law
and State libraries, while the third
floor would be occupied by the Senate
chamber, hall of the House and com
mittee rooms. There would be four
elevators. Dodge's bill provides that
the adjutant general shall Invite plans
from the architects, and after their
work is ready to be submitted the Gov
ernor, judges of tne Supreme Court
Speaker of the House and President of
the Senate will select the best plan.
The Governor would then appoint a
commission of four to have charge of
the work of construction. The plan is
to levy an assessment of one-fifth of a
mill per year for three years, which
would yield about $1,000,000, but the
Auditor of State would not be per
mitted to make this levy until after the
Governor had appointed the commis
sion. -
Cigarette Habit Uroig-.
A manicure who is a close observer
recently told me that she could vouch
for the truth of the statement that the
cigarette habit is on the increase among
women of the supposed to be sensible
and well to do class. A large percent
age of their patrons call once a week to
have the inside points of the thumb
and index finger cleansed from nicotine
stains. And these foolish maidens no
longer puff those dainty Turkish fads of
the not so very long ago. The small vice
has led to a larger one, and now they
preier the opium tinctured oriental cig
arette, tne consumption oi which is
surely on the increase. Pittsburg Dis
patch. 44-e
or
Tobacco Company.
pm
DURHAM, N. C.
Dear Sir: -
You are entitled to receive
PR E E from your wholesale dealer,
JWHITE STAR SOAP with all
BlackwelTs Genuine
Durham Smoking
Tobacco you buy. One bar
of soap Free with each pound,
whether 16 oz., 8 oz., 4 oz., or
3 oz., packages.
We have notified every whole
sale dealer In the United States ;
that we will supply them with soap
to give you FREE. Order a good
supply of genuine Durham at
once, and Insist on getting your
soap. One bar of Soap FREE with
. vich pound yott buy. Soao la
VENERABLE OLD SALT.
Capt, Hains Itaa Croesed the Atlantis
Nearly Blx tin ml red Times.
Captain W. II. Halns, commodore of
the Cunard fleet Who has Just retired
from active service, was one of the old
est and ablest of the world's ship mas
ters. In his retirement maritime com
nierce suffers a distinct loss. The old
salt had been In the service of the great
line of steamers since 1857 and made no
fewer than 5!W trips across the Atlantic,
His last voyage was made in the Cam
pania. It was his one desire to sail the
sea until he had made a record of COO
trips, but au accident caused his tem
porary retirement and bis ambition has
therefore been thwarted. Captain Halus
CAPT.
was one of the most cautious of the
skippers that command the great ocean
liners. It is said of him that it was his
Invariable rule on approaching land In
hazy weather, no matter what his temp
tation might have been to break a rec
ord, to stop the ship absolutely and to
tane "up and down" easts of the deen
sea leau. lie would never rely upon
aaj patentea apparatus without re
peatedly verifying the results. Through
out his thirty-nine years' experience he
nas added his quota to the flne record
for safety and speed now held by the
big company of Which he was one of the
most faithful sonants.
NEW ITALIAN COMMANDER.
Gen. Antonio Baldiaaeta Who Com-
manda Italj'a Forcea in Abyaalnia.
General Antonio Baldlssera. the new
commander of the Italian army In East
Africa, was appointed by the Italian
Government to take the place of Gen
eral BaratierL under whose direction
the Italian arms suffered the recent
great defeat The province over which
Baldissera's command extends is called
Erythria, a name which was borrowed
from the ancient Greek name of the
Red Sea. It is a territory of the Sou
dan extending inland from Massowab
to Kassala. The new general has his
hands full If he Is expected to recon
quer the north Abyssinian dominion of
Tigre. The army, lost about 7,000
Italian regulars and nearly all Its field
artillery, sixty or seventy guns. In the
battle of the Adowa. He was already
on his way from Italy five days after
the defeat of Baratierl's army. The
earlier part of Baldissera's career as a
soldier was passed In the service of the
Austrian Empire. He Is a native of
Frluli, was born at Undine in 1S38, and
Is a son of an official of police. He was
educated at the Vienna Military Col
lege and continued In the Austrian
army with the rank of major until 1800,
when the enetlan territories were an
nexed to the kingdom of Italy. Since
that time be has been colonel of the
Bersaglierl and a staff officer. He
married the daughter of the procura
tor general of the court of appeals at
Aqulla, In Southern Italy.
Interest Rales at fjos Angeles.-
The following high rates of Interest
have been Incorporated In recent loans
made on real estate In Ims Angeles:
To run three years at 17 per cent., to
run six years at 9 per cent., to run two
years at 11 per cent., to run three rears
at 8& per cent., to run two years at 10
per cent, to run six years at 5
per cent., to run three years at 0 or
cent., to run two years at 8 ner cent..
to run two years at 9V per cent. Port
land Oregonian.
A Strengthening Drink.
Beat the yolk of an egg in a el.iss
with a teaspoonfid of sugar until very
light; stir in a teaspoonful of sherry,
port or brandy; add to this the white
of an egg beaten to a froth and mix
well. This should fill the glass. If wine
Is not desired lemou Juice may be used
in Its place. This is a strengthening
snd valuable preparation for an In
valid.' ,:
The' true reason why some men slirh
for tbe good old times is that in those
days men could wear wigs.
US,,
mm
V7T
W. H. HAI.V8.
; Tat Gbbmk lor areasiast. ..
OEXERAI. BAI.DI88EBA. ' - ff J) Wff 1 Vt ) ' '-
Henry Clr,
A Lexington merchant, in eonversa
tioawith the editor, of The Uaxette a
few days ago, related this interesting
reminiscence of Ilonry Clay : "I remem
ber when a youth and au euthosiastio
Clay Whig of coming here during the
cauvusa ot 1844 from my home in Har
rodsburg, with the Clay club of Morcer
conuty, on whose banner was the mot
to, 'We Are Few, but True, ' to unite ia
the celebration held that year in Lex
ington. The barbecue was given at the
race track. Thore a number of dlstin-
gnished orators addressed the multitude
among them Tom Corwiu, Judge Ew-
Ing, probably Juiues C. Jones of Ten
uessee. Hut after this half century,
mat winon I now remember ntost dis
tinctly auu wnat most impressed me
was this that Mr. Cluy did not go out
to the gronmis. He considered it be-
ueath the dignity ot a presidential can
tnuute 10 electioneer, iiow well I re
member seeing liim, as the procession
in which I walked passed his office
(then with his son, James B. Clay, on
snort street, near the engine house),
standing in the doorway with his head
uncovered, ana witn tne rare grace
whioh few men possessed, bowing to the
passing multitude that was Wild with
huzzas, banners and music. "Lexing
ton Uasette.
Saw mm Fsd.
Contrary to general belief, Munchau
sen is no dead, or he must live in the
persons ot some of the continental tour-
ists yon meet around the Metropole and
the Victoria. They repeat this conversa
tion ot one of those enterprising but pre
varicating end of the century explorers!
I visited Russia, uermany, Austria,
Italy"
"Indeed I Bo you saw Venice?"
"Well, I rather guess I did."
"Did you see the lion of 8t Mark?"
"Of course I did. Why, I saw him
fed. Washington Post.
HOW
TO
KEEP nOVSE.
With ail the luxuries and pleasures ef
tnls lire, Its big enjoyments and its smaller
comforts, there Is an effect or antithesis
which we have to contend with in the
form of sohes and pains. In some way and
by some means ersrv one has a touch of
tbem tu some form at some time. Trilling
as suuia 01 inein may oe, ins rise is inai
tney will grow to something greater snd
rack the system with constant torture.
Tbere is nothing, therefore, ot this kind
that we hsve a right to trtle with. Taken
in time, the worst forms of sohes snd
pains are easily subdued snd nermanentlX
cured by tbe free use ot Bt. Jacob Oil. No
wen reeuiaiea nonsehold ousbt to be with
out a bottle of this great remedy for pain.
One good reason fur this is that some kinds
or sudden pain are acute enouvb to lie
fatal, where the application of the great
care nilgai save me. 1 ou want It also In
the Douse at all times for hurts, anta and
wounds, and the house that always has it
seeps a sun ui insurance against pain.
Mamma. 1 saw a do inlat iht hmA nnl
thre" less." "Weren't you awfully sorry lor
oinii "iu m : m nmn hum morn m in.n I
USUI
A TRINITY Or EVILS.
B'llonsnew. sli'k hcslche and frresitlarlt nf
the bowi 1 accompany each oihrr. To ihe re
moval ui inis miiiir 01 evus Hns
of evils Hosu-tter's Htom
acb Bitters Is Sie;lally sdspted.
illy sdsDtvd. it also eiiias
dynpeiwts, rheiiiiiaiisro, malarial complaliits,
Diuoukiifhs, nervousness snd eoiistlpiiiloii. The
most stltfuclory resulu oiiow a lair trial l's
itaauy.
When a man reallv 1kts his nulihlw, htm.
self It generally turns out that Ihe neighbor Is a
I belitve uiv nrotnpt use of Plso's Our
preventea quics ooiiBnm,t;on Mrs. Lucy
n";i iuarifiievie, nans., leo. 1Z, vo.
BEWARE Or OINTMKNTH FOB OA-
TAKKH THAT CONTAIN MEKCDRT.
As menmry will inrely destrov tha sensa nf
tnell and completely diraiiKe ibe whole sys em
when euterlna It throuiih tbe mucous aurlmwa.
8uh ai tit les should nc-ver be awd except ou
prescriptions from reputable chvslctaun. ss tba
im iiey win no is leu mia to ine food you
ran pmitblydrlve from tnem. Hall's I'alarra
Cure, manufactured by f. i. Cheney 4 Co., To
ledo, O., couiMins no merauty, and Is taken In
ternally, sctma- directly upon tbe blood and
mmniu urlaces of tlienv.tcm. In bavins Hall's
Catarrh Cure b sure )ou KM the seiiulne. It Is
isseu luierna iy, ana mae in loudo, Ohio, by
F. J. Cheney A Co. TestlmouUlu fiee.
sold by arURKinta, price 74c per bottle.
Hall's family Fills art tbe beau
riTS.-An sta Mouses free br
Dr. Kline's
Grant Narva Restorer. Ke Sm
MaruM Lha Ant I
tar's as. Marvelous cures. Treaties and si os
hi Ann at, x-niiMMfipuia, re. ,
Gladness Comes
tAith a better -understanding of the
. i ueui nature 01 we many pnys-
leal ills, which vanish before nrooer ef
forts gentle efforts pleawintefforts
rightly directed. Thore is eomfort in
the knowledge, that so many forms of
sickness are not due to any actual dis
ease, but simply to a constipated condi
tion of the system, which the plcusant
family laxative, Byrupof Figw, prompt
ly removes. That is why it in the only
remedy with millions of families, and is
everywhere esteemed so highly by all
whovaluo good health. Its beneficial
effects are due to the fact, that it is the
one remedy which promotes internal
cleanliness without debilitating the
organs on which it acts. It is therefore
all iinportant, in order to get its bene
ficial effects, to note when you pur
chase, that you have the genuine arti
cle, which is manufactured by the Cali
fornia Fig Syrup Co. only and sold by
all reputable druggists. .
If in the enjoyment of good health,
and the system Is regular, laxatives or
other remedies are then not needed. If
afilioted with any actual disease, ono
may be commended to the most skillful
physicians, but if in need of a laxative,
one should have the best, and with the
well-informed everywhere, Syrup of
figs stands highest and is most largely
ed and gives most general satisfaction,
ANOTHER GRATEFUL FAMILY.
Mr. Miller Considers Palne'a Celery Compound
a National Blessing,
tin. h. $$y?!lf CT I " .. tvrVvf x
tils
1 J v
There is no spring ruuedy eqt si t
Paine's celery compound.
Sufferers from debility who find their
convalescence too slow, are joyously
surprised by the brisk impetus toward
reoovery that comes froni Paine's oelery
compound. Its healing, nerve-restoring,
blood-making, nourishing powers
go so directly to the rook of tbe trouble
that the progress toward health and
strength is steady and uninterrupted.
No relapses oome when Paine's celery
compound has onoe fairly begun its
healthful aotion.
With a stronger appetite, sounder
sleep, and better digestion (results that
everyone has experienced who has
taken Paine 1 oelery compound), the
weak and tore kidneys and tbe tired
stomach cease to trouble, and the
nerves allow one to work unveied by
day and to sleep by night without dis
turbance. This is what physicians
mean when they say that Paine's oelery
00m pound cures nervous diseaass per
manently. "'
For disordered liver, and for all
blood diseases, physioiansnse this great
formula of Prof. Edward E. Phelps,
M. D., LL. D., of Dartmouth college
a CmcHttTU t English, fff
thc oniaiNAk ane etnuiNt.
LaSiM, k Dnwftn
mM wtU Dh Hkkw. tmkm
"! H" 'iffn,
S Is Main k MilHM MmUi
SB ...I 9-., -VV JT- JK
W VasJLJWariC'l&.JJNI ""ef given woman bysMOOUK'S
AT a JtKVEALED RKME0Y has irlvea
which burden and shorten a woman's
n,y, ,.,l- 1 i. t. Ill C. -
t vwdu HiDuir mr iia a a. btiii sri was sismi
"LP!kJ?J1' Pleasure. For sale
BJLUMAUJSK-FBAJfK. DBUO CO., Pobtlaso. Ants.
HERGURIAL
UI . t pnisnrj
VIVVII
Is the result of the asaal treatment of blood
disorders. Tbe system la filled with Merenry sod
Potash remed lea mors to be dresded than iha
disease and In a short while la la a far worts
aoauiuoa tnan oeiora, iue conimoa result is
RHEU0ATISP
for which USA k the most reliable enre. A few
bottles will afford relief where all else has failed.
I 1 snaarea irom a surer attack or Mercurial
Rheumatism, my arms snd btrs being swollea
10 twice tuoir natural sl, causing tne biosi
excruciatlna; pains. I spent hundreds of dollora
Without relief, but after takina a few bottles of
i Improved rapidly and
now a well msneomplrt
ly cured. I can hesrtlly
recommend It to any ons
suffering from this painful
disca. W. F. DAliKY. 1
Ilrooklya Elevated tt. B,
Oar Tmtlts s Woo u1 Sk I" Dloaut millM tnt lo say
soarm. swiri u-tLiriv. vwiaw..im.
fOR PEOPLE THAI ARC SICK or
"Just Don't Psel Well,"
?kLIVER PILLS
are tha Oao Tblnf tons,
. Only On for Dose.
SAI4 I t Drnssints at 8So. a box
SamplasMII4 free. -Addrew.
nr. Bounhs ft r.. M,a. I s.
FRAZER
AXLE
GREASE
BEIT IN THE WORLD
lis wearing; ouslltles sre anarnasat. actual)
outlasting two boxes of any other hrsnd Free
Hill Biiuiini uiii. Ills PiVlXlBi
roll BALK BY OKEUON AND
I OBy-WASINITOrr mkhciiamts-ki
. aim ivaiers Bvueraiiy,
Women Advooatlns; Cleanliness.
The Women's Civlo league of Clnoin-
natl has attemped to hring ahont.many
reforms in the manners aud customs of
the Queen City. Last spring the ?oaR"e
made an urgent appeal to the board of
administration for sand piles to be scat
tered, over the city that the children
might play in tbeiu. Later the league
iuggented to, the m
1 mavor that onsnldora
be placed along the edge of the side-
walkiso that men might expectorate in
to them. Recently cue of the members
of the league, whilo riding on a street
car, saw a policerran who was chewing
tobacco uud spurting the saliva on I lie
floor. This lady reported the incident to
the loague. The womon addressed an
appeal to the mayor, and bis honor
Mayor John M. Caldwell issued an or
der to the police force, forbidding ex
pectoration either on street cars or on
the sidewalks. The Womon 's Civic
league is becoming a powerful politioal
agency in municipal affairs. Chicago
Chronicle.
mt. ueorgo u. frost, pastor of the
Congregational church In Littleton, N.
B., catue to occupy her position in rath
er an minimal way. Iluving supplied her
husband's pulpit for a year, she was
found so well fitted for tho work that
the was subjected to an examination by
the ecclesiastical oouncil, and afterward
duly ordained. The arrangement ia
found must satisfactory, both to congre
gation and minister.
Paine's celery compound; It has lifted
thousands from beds ot sickness. It
does what, nothing else ever did for the
slepplesS, tbe djspeptlo, and tbe de
spondent it cures them once and for
all. Here is testimonial from E. A.
Miller ot Columbus,. O., aeoompanylcf
the photograph of his family.
"For two years pa it I have been a con
stant sufferer with severe nervous head
aches, ofttlmea being oompelled to go
to bed, when my business necessitated
my personal attention. Last week my
physician recommended Paine's oelery
compound. I have taken now four
bottles, and " have not suffered with
headache since. This government, In
my mind, should pay the discoverer of
Paine's celery compound a sum jot
money sufflolent to keep him end all
bis relstlve in luxury during their
natural life." "
Mr. Miller lathe son of Dr. J. D.
Miller. His wife is the granddaughter
of the late Gov- Lucas of Ohio. Mr.
Miller's praise of Paine's oelery com
pound Is equsled by that of thousands
of others who owe their health and
strength to this greatest ot all rem
edies.' - V
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ThWMl SaHj, Sank
4Uk lMMi M,mt . I
Mh klaS. lutm M.
urn hw MiMktu, 11 llramua - i M
. - 4 'H.IIr tmr l4t, m IMUr, kj nlws atalli
1VT - It
I lie very reiuarkabie and imruua
- V m. -iT "..'!
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by all druBirist.-
r r arise ate swsisae a
-Just as
QoodV
never yet
equalled
the
BIAS
VELVETEEN
SKIRT CINOINQ.
5lmply refuse
v the just as good " sort.
' ' If your dealer will not
supply you we will.
ampl thawing toss's ass mattrlmi Kafaf fr
-Horns Cressmsklngi ' a new hook by Miss
Emms M. Hooper, ol the Ladles' Home Journal,
lellifl how to mil on Bias Vslvettsft Skirt Bins.
Ing sent lor 2Sc. posisgs paid. - 1
B. H. M. Co.. P. O. Bos 60 N, V. City,
WHO CABBIES TBE LARGEST
' . , l'ie.ol'Wlery.porilnaoads,
Barber supplies audhasaarUoodsT Wuy,doa t
the will a rises coaPAsv t
They 1
111. BtlDril V Tliu arttb anvthlnv on Mnft
at Ina-est market prices. Hcnd lor doners I Cats.
loa-MSorL'alalosiia ut MuhMjriv tn.MiaA n..i.
Supplies. (U0 -aarket IJtreet, Ha rrsnctse, cal.
( (W$ Mitm$ you?!
Rsvr tea a fastlne
f wtliht Is tba
atoms. b Hlutlnt
ilcrtaUB-"Hcl'
IngutWIlid -V.ailt- t
ln of fo(.,. '
brahvHfsrtbn i
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mum in the Mara.
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