momentum; for Tomorrow
rim 7:15; no 4:53,. ,
,r:ua.tn.' :33 um;
not-my novices
“donate. diatovoav.
A hinted nationalization of Old
edge. an. to). r. “and A. M..
“hold It Lia Nome January 1am.
at I O'clock p. in. Work. F. c.
' All Malt-r Macona cordially
trot-min Invited. '
Fraternally youra.
ROBERT M. WILCOX. Boc'y.
MING OINTINIL TILIPHONI
. .. CALL!
owe Department
~3- uainoaa Department
“ ranch Ofllo , Norwaik
‘ ldltor'a Ru one.
ity lditor'a Roaldanoo
1.“ .
Merchants and Manufacturers
. ' Association
‘ ‘ ll EMORY STEVENS. Prenidcnt
RICK H. ROWAN. Vice-President
”$165K H. UiNTABi). Secretary
CORB‘in. Treasurer
Executive Committee
cannon anon-r
all” 'r. muouo
'r n n, WALDRON
a ties in. JENNINGS
H . McMAllON
PH DAVIS .
, lane 1. random
no u. unruawnou
an s. anon
it
.annvr M. POULMAN
., .. a BTIAN-SWARTZ
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7 " I’R- WALTER’B BIBLE CLASS.
. Last night's sight at the South Nor-
walk Methodist Church was a truly
:idapiring one. indicative of the firm
’ grip the pastor, Rev. Frank Dunwell
Walter. has gained on the hearts of
so many men of this city. in those
days of non-church going men it it; a
font of no small magnitude to gather
together 214 men into a ilibic class
and to hold their close attention Sun-
day after Sunday. This cannot fail
to prove beyond peradvcnture of
doubt that they can be appealed to
successfully by a manly red-blooded
clergyman. such as Dr. Walter in. As
was said at that gathering of about
150 of the. 214. there is no telling to
what proportions the class may grow.
.. nor is there any limit to the. influence
that the men may exert for the good '
- of the city. in this class men in all
lines of legitimate busineaa and trade
are represented for the. study of that.
Book which has lived all of theao cen-
turiea and willcndure as long an the
world ‘iaets. 'l‘rniy. Dr. Walter'n ouc-
ceaa must be. a great inspiration to
him. as has been his influence on the
big body of men he has gathered about
him.
a:
if.
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iCE PRICES NEXT SUMMER.
Next aununer the ultimate eouaum-
era will be in a mood to order any ice
denier drawn and quartered who in-
iilata on a high price for ice on the
ground of tin scarcity. Certainly.
with a winter like this one has been;
with an abundance of opportunity to
house a bumper crou of fine quality.
the congealed product ehouid be cheap
or in the Norwallta than for years.
in view of this conditionhlf the ire
dealers attempt to minimum the oxor»
bitnnt rates that have prevailed the
but few summer-a. the public will be
fully inclined in eoiuplalning. it, haa
been the impreaaion of many people
for a year or two that the ice drnicra
combined to maintain standard of pri-
me. in the event of there being auch
ti luapiclon the i‘illllllil; hitliilllt‘l‘, tho
public will undoubtedly initial on a le-
gal investigation.
.mk’m-M
,lilirtiord appeara to be worrying
Mitaidorably thoae dnya over the poor
nibillty of a municipal akyaeralmr. 'i‘lie
esteemed Hartford iloumnt urgea eati-
tlon and rocommenda the eouatruoilou
of it man of municipal buildinga no
they are needed. rather titan line in
which to hence all of the city depart-
‘ manta. The Guarani warna. seemingly
g.
pay altyacrapcr be omelet]. it would
he neceaaary. in providing for the fu-
ture growth of the city. to build thin
ltruetnre much more capaciolia than
necemry for preacnt one. which would
make it anything but economical to
maintain for yearn to ‘comn. in the
“"‘Wdi'da of the Convent. it will be "too
:.. lll'fie until it. in too email."
l. W
"Now that the Milne-Moore cane has
boon dimmed. once and for all. it in
Mir acquainted with fire matters.
fill city to loan either. Shake bandit.
‘ifillon and out a "quite."
. with good logic. that ahouid a munici~ .
dad it would no to the detriment of
ca 'oorlting’ good tints?" cake the
diam Palladium. Surely. it no
‘ nullified with any of the van
« Wt inn night we: a great night
.f in all a clothe: line." We
I”dlfl.of load Matching. any-
.«umm. rad
. The at
alum-mu.
the variona trend hate. for thin you.
are very welcome—~10 long an ‘ they
come on the other‘follow'a property.
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The world in meant would approc»
iatc‘ more (total/la. condoning the pro-
:gree’s hf‘th‘okm.mnair it la aw
bounced that the amount of earth or
moved .dprint: the month of December
was'ahout 400.000 yard: more than
during November.
MW .
Luck seems to follow Uncle Joe Can.
non. even to'his nitric. it may“‘sug~
goat too strongly to timid inaurgenta
the ravages of warfare. ‘
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A HOUSE FOR EACH FAMILY.
Hartford in awakening to the fact
that individual bounce are wanted for
the people of the city. That is. a
house for a family. it is a sensible
idea, too, and every family should
have a house of its own. The apart-
ment house in great centers of popu-
lation is all right; as a rule the real-
denta are transient, but realdcntn of
the average entail city and towu want
an individual home. The time is com-
ing when the. individual house will be
in evidence. That. time will come when
transportation facilities improve and
the people can get out of the crowd-
ed centers. With the short working
day and better conditions all around.
the time is not far diatuut when the
crowded tenement will be a thing of
the. past.——iiiiddlotovvti i’roas.
wa...»-......~. ”m-
RIGHT ‘ro THE POINT.
We would like to adapt ournelven
to Mr. Fletcher'a rule of chewing each
mouthful of bccfateak thirty-two
tlmea, but. the. kind of cloak the meat
trust. is aendlng us now requires at
least sixty-four distinct and vigorous
chews to the mouthful. and stunt-time!)
ninetyoix.—-Sprinafield Union.
.4“.
We confess to a feeling of disap-
pointment that the honorable gentle-
men at the head of the auger trust
have not aecn fit to publicly express
their virtuous commendation of the
sentencing of the dishonest checkers
formerly in their cmploy.~—£pringfleid
Union. -
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The guitar truat directors who never
knew that the government was being
cheated by their employers are really
aimoot too innocent to do buaiuras in a
naughty Will‘ltl.“—'l’i‘iivldtillct‘ Journal.
~O~
if the govormucnt doesn't know iuat
how to economize, the ultimate eon
anon-r stands ready to give name ad-
vice and information-”Si. Louie Pont-
Dispatch.
~O-
According to reports from Wanhing-
ion, bait lilo lurnt. eaten by the people
is not iunprrted. it might be added
that the other half in not properly
cookod.»8cranton Tribune.
-_.._.
l‘eanut sheila may make excellent
breakfast food. but if we knew to what
firm that wrecked cariond of them wan
consigned we should be a little ahy
about patronizing the brand it made.
#Plttalit'id lilagle.
4..
Now that our cheerful routempornr
lea, have about all expreat ihemnelvaa
upon the attention on to what the dia-
mlauol of l‘iuchot "Inuy moan," lot us
watch lllltl are what it done lurnu.~~
Scranton ’i‘ribune.
~O«
A ilrookllnr youth wagered a friend
that he. could eat thirty eggs in thirty
minutcawand won the wager. Anldo
from other rounideraiiona, the young
u au'a extravagance la unpnrdouablo.—~
Providence Journal.
4—-
When it comes to winters lt'lto thin.
the average ltnaband aileka to tho
flannel cake» and the girl who malted
thrm. Soulntateu flourluh better in
annual-r t.imt~.-Norwielt Bulletin.
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THE GAME OF POLiTlCB.
The three statue to elect United
States aoliaiora thin winter are Minnie.
aippi. Maryland and Virginia.”
”Q...
The rovialon of the charter of (irrat-
icgiliature thin winter.
._......
The lndicationa urr that the death
vote to reject the income tax amend-
ment. .
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itigton’o birthday.
.9...
J. A.
for the republican “nomination for
ernor thin your.
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W ”CHM.
mammalian the
annular: of "tlte‘il‘m of Namath,
City of South Norwaik and city or
. Not-walk have reconciled in makin; in:
or New York in to be the about ilupor-
taut work before the New York rotate
Carolina legislature now in reunion will
The dunioerata of Kantian intend for-
mally to launch the presidential boom
of (inventor Harmon of Ohio at a ban.
neat to be given in Topeka on Walth-
Buchannn. a Wealthy ranch
owner and politician of North Dakota.
announcer that he will be a modulate
30‘“
/
Do not format that even an “to work
is to worehip." so to be cheery ii to
worthlp aim; and to be happy in the
that atop in point; plcua.-itobort
Stale Federationlool Labor Delegates
Liam to Review oi the Year:
. Work lly‘l’fu. Donahue
illfillil Hill] is l
lllllllllll Fill ill-lliilllllli
Legislation Alleciinn ilte Working
Class to Be Prepartd
MERIDEN. Jan. ills—«Labor mail
from the varioue industrial auctions in
the state began arriving today for the
annual reunion of the State Federation
of labor. which opened in City Mia-
alon Hall. More. than usual internal at-
tached to the aenaion an it in known
that the labor organizations were very
anxious to learn the facts no to labor
legislation and the defeat of certain
ineaaurea in the lent general anaem-
bly. in advance it appeared an if
there was much businaaa to be trans-
nteed. ._
The review of the year of the labor
aituailon in the ntatc wan made at
the opening of the amnion. ihia after-
noon by Prealdent Charter .l. Donahue.
who served an n lrnlelnlive agent for
the labor bodice at the capitol. intlue~
trial conditions at present are greatly
changed from thoar of a year ago for
in neveral pierce there in a demand
for skilled labor wherrna a year ago
labor wan arching full menraire of cm-
ploymcni.
l’reaidoni licuahue la a candidate
for reflection. but be in oppoaed an a
year ago by Mr. Mrarna, of Hartford.
The elections probably will not be
reached until Thursday.’ M the. non.
stop today Secretary F. ii. (’Yonnoiiy.
of Danbnry. and Joeeph .1. Reilly. Mra.
Ellen M, of-‘ote and Frank ll. Early.
vire-preaidont. were in attendance.
The. delegates repreaentcd each one
hundred Inembera in a local union
There were about 100 delegates
present when President Donahue rail‘
ed the convention to order for the flral
of tie four daya' doiiberatione. Little
huninean wan transacted during the
ll‘iif‘liln" and after an arbitrate by blar-
or Reilly. in which be welcomed the
authoring to the city adjournment woe
inkrn unlit afternoon. when varloua
rrlmrta were pretreated and the an-
nual addreau of Prrairirnl Definitive
was read. The report of the at-rrctary
and treasurer. l‘. ii. t‘or-uolloy. filltiw-
ed receipts of 82.93520 nod expendi-
lllri'o of Slfiliitlili. leavinu a balance
of “3:85.31,
i’umidoui Donahue heartilv welcom-
rd llic ulelcyzutex nliti pmeemled to illti‘
outta labor maltora in and out of the
aiule saying that it were not noceaaary
to diarnan even detail on rirrumaian»
one have record in many ran-rs to one
let upon the determination of each
particular read.
The (lompcra neutrnee u-na diaeuaa
ed by l‘rtwhirni l'hmahur at eonalllro
fllllp leuxlir he nuotlnc larcrlv from
court deriaiona, from fliltll‘l‘llflt‘il made
upon the public platform. and from
various publications. Then be taken
up a nearer home pronimu. that of a
public utilities bill. in the last (letter-
al Anaembly. haying that oplmaitlou to
each a bill by ”flirt-re of tbt| lihuiera:
lion was authorized in n sumac. an the
rourvil had reached the eonrlualon
"that the boat llilernala of our organi-
nuiinua Would not be ronarrved by nup-
iuulinc the pending
(immalllon was direriod to
it enacted into law would lead in nor.
lone friction and Iniatunlnriaalullug br-
twoon the "mt-era of Hip companion
and their ctupioytwa. Hnid President
lkmahne. a suggcniion to the frinmlii
til' the bill llifii at auction be added ile-
ilnlng clearly the relational and the
reapertlvr rlcbia of the companion of.
feried and their rnunuyeea cvidonilr
i‘N'i‘lVN‘ no rouaidtu‘ntion, A noeontl
angpettlion that a dinner be added to
the hill providing that nothing eon-
iairmi therein almuld he ronatrued to
effect the eaiaiina rnialloua between
tho partlea concerned wan ignored. .
"Another education that the color-
ilon of tho public nervh-o rommlnaion
era be M pounbtr vote imiond of hu-
lng ammlnied by the governor wad
not kindly rewarded by the knowing
ooea.
"Manifcaily many 'of the naval ar-
dent aupoorioru of the bill rat-ed noth-
ing for the welfare of the wage cam»
are involved. but under the guide of
'rnfnrm' aouaht fortify an already
powerful plilliical machine or to by
legbdativo enactment altnr certain
economic conditiona which were not to
their llkina.
"The ball offered to labor in the
vague uncertain illillll‘ltllt‘o that the
til-impertivo rommiaaionem would rc-
uniro the adoption of safety nopliancea
in duodenum work wan hardly nufllr-
innt to induce oraauiacd labor to lend
ill nealalnnca to the unaware of a law
the further MW and influence of
which wan a matter of pure cooler-
turo. The experience of organised in
bar with ow fancied and experimen-
tal lealala on halt been costly and bit-
ter. The Sherman anti-trout not. no
claim as being an- atomic of hith‘
ciao: loataiatton."
Proaldant Donahue than pointed out
tit. workings of this law. aaylag that.
the law one found wanting in force
when applictl to Miranda. but not
wantiaa in town when an lied to to
nor. in allot-mica mm but the he
nor tendon found it dummy in differ
with Manda and nonhuman be cons
eluded ""f‘ia better to hear the lite
..>
~ bliity’ lilil.“ of which communion-chill;
bill from the houae and tho unannoun-
.fnl attempt. to accord rec-consideration.
tucaaurn and.
therefore they received to uppmw lt " at the collil‘l‘ulu‘v
certain.
features of ilio.blll which they feared [illiit‘lu'tm Will be acrwd
called. wan received with popular to.
‘. .1
‘ t
consular, lauds, 19:0
drew tho bill. he w the labor mem-
ber. He pointed “on the fate of tho .
bill after it had pound the house
when the presiding glider of the cen-
ate (Brooke) diuolved a tie by votinc
to reject the report of the committee. -
He also acid that...aonetora Shooter
and Penn secured the recall of the
The vote decisively disposed of the bill
for. the reunion. ‘Preaidanvt Donahue
predicted theta bill would be ruled.
He did not know how long the oppoab
that do the principle will continue. but
he added "an aureiy are the present
victors rowing the wind and will reap
the whilrwiud in the. ahape of an act
on radical and drastic an that ran .
encoded by the governor. via: The ab-
rogation in tom of the fellow servant
rule of law. The roll call from the
senate Journal of July 21st and 28th
were read.
President Dilllfllliie reviewed logic.
lotion bearing upon labor matters at
the recent erosion. in the law of in-
timidation-and boycotting he pointed
out. that the principle contended for
through many years and been recog-
nised in inserting the words “calculat-
ed or intended" after the word
"ineana" in the law. The amendment
he said neither add: to nor taken from
the force of the original law. The lawn
on foreign attarhment. equitable pro
ceases after Judgment. blacklintlug
and houra of labor ware referred to.
in his mcotntnendationa Prenident.
Donahue called attention to the order!-
illetl’ rfforte to atamp out tuborcuiosia.
and to the situation- made miscible by
the. defect in the hy—luwa which pcr~
mita momhernhip to be forfeited alter
a ct‘invootion through non-payment of
a per eapits tax. and m-nplllifliifin M
new members luat prior to the date of
the next convention. lie declared this
practice to ho I‘eprcllonnlblt‘ and unit.
ed the paaeagc of remedial legialaliun.
(in the (.lonlpera' audience in the
early part of bin ltddrtutn President
Donahue, after quoting from the law
and ludirlnl opiniona in the cane. said
he did not cmrlitenanco contempt or
violation of our conciliation or our
laws. but he was willing to fake inane
with the interpretation and the appli.
cation of theae lawn. Said he: "i
take no aloud for lawleaaneavs. it in
our woral foo, tlnr unions must be-
ware of lta dangers. lint our courts
ntual aim refrain from lawiraaneau
and toast respect the conciliation. If
We are to lie held amenable to the
beach. the beach a not be held amena-
ble to law and native. if thou the
light ieaeli‘ he darknm. how great is
that tlnrkncaa."
After reviewing the faria in the
(ltlllllwrn' cane, President imnahue
acid the oral man behind it was J. W.
\‘att\' Cleave. "a man who ban openly
and eouleaacdly acid that the aim of
bin life ahnll be that iudualrlal or»
naniutiona of flip people, for the poo
pie and by the sample anall pcriah
from the earth." l’rcaidrni Donahue
declared that Mr. Van f‘leavo was the
Oil Cans
a gal. heavy Galvanized Oil
Cans. with spout; usually 29c.
Wednesday. 19c
Coat Hangers
Wood Coat Hangers. smooth
finish. with wire hook; regular
price so each.
Wednesday. 3 for So
Sad irons
“Mrs. Potts" Sad irons. com-
plete. with 3 irons. holder and
stand; regularly sold at $1.00.
Wednesday. 79c
mom bitter opponent of the labor
itim‘omrnl known durina the pact
tiet‘tltlt‘.
mat.
WOMAN‘S AUKlLiARY MEETING.
Falfllcld Archdeaconry Gathering in
St. John's Church. Irldgoport.
filmorrow.
'l‘bo l-‘nirfiebi :\i‘f‘llfll‘ilt'iilll) will hold
the annual meeting of the \k'omeu'a
Auxiliary in St. .luhn‘a church. llrldae-
port, lomormw. Al the tniaalounrv
matting. which will i‘iillllllt‘lii‘o at 2
o‘clock there will be uddrrnren It)
Mra. Wetnmrr, of North i‘nrolinu. and
llrv. Roget A. \\'alkc. of St. i‘aul'a
t‘ollrgo, 'l‘ohlo.
Al ill a. Ill. llli‘i't' will be it celebra-
tion of the Holy (‘ommunion
At ii a. In. an nddima will be made
by Mn: ll. t-l. i‘lapp. irrnaurrr of the
auxiliary. upon tin- l'uiied littering
hi it: in.. mid-tiny prayrra for min
ailltin. followed it) n mull-roller nimut
the work of the auxiliary, and pariah
rrlmrin will he rolled for it in hoped
that all parinhea will be reproavnird
, Flour Sieves .
Well made Flour Sieves. the
rotary kind; usually l5C.
Wednesday, 8c
Cups and Saucers
Plain white. American Por-
celain Coilec Cups and Sau-
cers; acid regularly at 43c for a
act of aix.
Wednesday. 29c
linrina the llitiil’llliaeioli a blililtlti
'l‘in- rhurrhwumcn of The Norualho
art» uracil to attend thin mot-ting.
Mrs l'lnpp, who will alwak‘ill the
morning. in well known to liliill) here.
The work of t‘hrlat school. Arden. i
t‘., which Mra. Weimow reprent-nia. In
among the bent in the church. and Hi.
Paul» College. 'l‘oityo. in one of the
rlmrrh‘a inatiiutloaa in the Far East
whose work in not enrolled
The regular planting of fill. l’aul‘a
tlulld will be omitted, that the turm-
here may have opportunity to attend
thin. meeting,
MR. HOTCHKIOB'S NEW CAR.
Will Io Ohlmd to Florida and Take
Part in the 0mm leach Ilene.
oiBfr
Oil Heaters
"Perfection“ Oil Heaters.
nicely nickel plated. fitted with
smokeless device. solid brass
tank; regularly $4.50.
Wednesdai'. $3.49
Coal Sieves
Dustless Coal icves. made
of wood. painted red. will fit
any barrel or ash can: regular-
ly sold at 75:.
Wednesday. 49c
«a.
Dual Pans
"Quaker" Dust Pans. extra
strong. well made;
price 15c.
Wednesday. 8c
regular
L _
\Houws‘efurni‘shing Day .
Today's news for Tomorrow's selling is perhaps the best news of
Housefurniahinsa we ever had to print on a single day—for there are
numerous-offerings. and each is offered at a marvelously little price.
Come l Take Advantage
of These Savings
Flour Canidters
25-lb. Japanncd Flour Cani-
sters. stenciled fldur; usual
value 69c.
Wednesday. 39c
' Lunch Boxes
Camera shape Lunch Boxes.
made of heavy tin. japanned;
regularly sold at 25c.
Wednesday, 17c
Snow Shovels
Hardwood. well made. long
handle Snow Shovel. steel
edge; usually 25c.
Wednesday. 17c
Rubber Bath
Tub Mats
"Meruco" Bath Tub Mats. 15
inches wide. 30 inches long.
highest grade; prevents acci-
dents in bath tub by slipping.
Regular price $1.98.
Wednesday. $1.49
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ougSnE'ro
E. liubbcil lioiehkiaa'a new raring
machine. which in tamlairarily housed
at the lawkwood garage in Water
direct. Norwalh. la attraction a pond
deal of attention. The ulcer in Itillll.
but conumei and. an one man oalireaa-
ed it. in "all there.“ It in equipped with
n Iii H. P. It. lm A. M. engine, rated at
to H. it Title engine will drive the
sleek little Pope-ilartford. it in claim
ed. at a apood front tievnntydivu in
eighty milna an hour. The machine in
attractive. being painted a «tool gray.
and in provided with chains for the
“Ml.
Tomorrow. if the weather in favoo
utblc, Gnome llocltwood will drive the
car to New York,‘put it aboard one
of the Clyde line lumen. and It will
be shipped direct la Jachmnville. “in"
idn. There, Driver unclean. Mr. tinted
kiu'a well-known and newbie chauf-
feur and machinist, will taite the car
in charge and motor to Dayton. lap
ter in the moon the car will be
heard from in the recon at Omond
manhood it will not Ilirlli'lillt many
Norwalltere if (i can and the little
Pope-Hartford oath liaii acute mentor.
than acuoor. pores.
'l‘hc hankelball team in naturally
nun-h elated over their victory laat
night. The boy: are playing well and
are unnerving of the inurria that they
are receiving. Conch flodfroy wait
more than planned with the excellent
brace in the latter part of he now
with Overlook. last evening. The iada
will try mneiuniona next Monday night
with no. that team front llethoi Hieh
arhofll.
An annombiy was held this morning
and another will be held next il‘hurtr
day morning to explain the uranium»
Hone and the entitled for the. neat.
”mentor. mane very hard wont to be
in; door in preparation for the an.
animations which will be held next.
week.
All the arrangement: are non coin:
pinto for the art exhibition. W it in
hoped that the public will cdlhn and
run the reboot. lattes-go numeral.
, I, , . ~ >_
poor. alumnae necrotic.
Prefm Franklin H. (liddlnn. at
HAO darn it“? raozaa.
Bhibdli’t’mt’i‘ Jan. illuminant
‘Ruauli. colored. lid loft New Keven.
ycatorday. towel .to New forts. drop
pad from cremation have today. and at
in the Town Teachers adored, at the
Norwallt Methoditn. lilpiaeopai Church.
laat alum. a lag: audience beta; in
attendance. P soot Glddinaa. who
is the author of auroral welidmetvn
aorta. incite of “WING and and.
m tit. Vinotmt‘a til it one elated era late." he can intellect interned
m“ "m to M to attired two that both hie fear ' t lumen and prob in: throuhout and held cloaa‘at
my williliavo to annotated. attention. , . i
W Donating rotated at ”until
Columbia University. have the latent-e .
w l
1'! .y - mm“.-. .,
“‘ A FB k at:
and an
co".e. . ‘ 60 man“ 0. quuor.
run an: area:
We Offer for TillS‘ Week
nuance-ammonia rowan new (new) ................ 10o
vettv aaav ceremony lU'i’TII. pound ........ ’............40e
coon owner outrun. poutld sec
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