acreamVPum. Chocolate dance.
Malle‘thepuffs or buy the unfilled
, Mix together, two tablespoon
" of. cornstarch, one 'tabiespoonfui
dour, one quarter»! a tedspoonful
hilt, one .cupful. of. sugar and :three 1
beaten‘eg‘ga: all 'one quarter-eta
hotel of cold milk; beat well and turn '
is into two cupfuis and a half ol‘
building in a double boiler. Stir.
lymph until thick and smooth
novel-Md cook for 16 minutes,-
, occasionally. Take half out 1n
land keep but until needed then
VV into it one scant tea‘apoonful of
Milli and one-half cupful of chopped
d fill the puffs, which have been
armed; in the open oven. To the.
remaining in the double boiler
square of chocolate grated and
cited over hot water then mixed
”with two-thirdsof a cupful of hot milk.
’l‘al‘oo from the fire, stir in a half tea-L
spoonful of vanilla and serve separate-
- 4Jl‘oledo Blade.
Orange Bavarols.
Squeeze a sufficient number of or-
ages to produce a half pint of juice,
“including the Juice of half a lemon.
Add to this six ounces of sugar and
stir until the sugar is dl
for a few minutes onequarter ounce
of solitaire in a little cold water. Add
~:'1llis to the fruit juice and stir until the
,V-Llnlxture begins to set: then fold in a
half pint of whipped cream. Have
ready a mold lined with sections of or-
ange and nu this carefully. Put in a
~u cool place—«Denver Times.
Pecan Nut and Cabbage Salad.
IShred the cabbage fine, salt it and
let it stand about 15 minutes before
blending with about half the quantity
or broibn pecan nuts. Dress with ll
ssolved. Boaki
Francine Egg Rolls. Tunlce Charming in Dublin.
One quart white flour, one half cup Among all the models which are
warm milk, four eggs, one teaspoon shown in the styles for spring there
salt. one calce- compressed yeast. ”‘3‘ are few which exceed males in charm
solve yeast In milk and place in a hub of design and in popular favor. What-
low in the center of flour; Stir In flour eve, modification of the original “mun
enough to make spouse and 66140 rise mt" is brought out it.ls sure to find
When “Kilt add sugar. Bit and L888“- favor and many followers.
and stir in "’3‘“an flour When One of the latest of the modified
vlightzstir down and let rise again. styles is the tanner-tunic. which is
L.::fh::u:l?lgrl‘mr;u: gig: £21,“? m“ most satisfactory when made of very
1
me am bake Quickly —-Tac_olna Tm es put one over the other and edged
one. . _ with small plaits. An effective model
i is made with the skirt of a soft. cling-
. 'W 'h m‘m¢";"“:l“"- ing'taffeta and a taffeta bolero. The
I as ' "-3 an core our large, ten- isblier-tunic and the bodice erect the
:1“: “39‘9“" :32?“ syrup 1:: one Cirill- some shade as the skirt, but are made
0 grand sugar an a cup “I of moussellne de sole, says the New
and a half of water. When the syrup .
. . . lork Times.
begins to thicken, drop in the apples
and cook until tender. This style of tunic is a combination
Take up carefully. roll in sugar put of two of the popular ideas of the
one in each m1 and cover with a thin fashion topics and tiered effects.
oatmeal porridge made by cooking a Skins made with three tiers are a
j cupful of prepared oats m two cupl'uis mung the favored styles and this
of boiling water, well salted for 20 mode has many modifications One
minutes. Serve with cream. Chopped model recently 0“ exhibitian was made
'dates are nice added to the porridge on moire taffeta. \llth flounces of chil-
10 minutes before serviugJ—Womans f‘m- v
Magazine . There were four of these, two inches
apart; each was finished with a heat!-
ing and the top one was four inches
Old-Fashioned Spiced Beet.
Cover 9. round of beef weighing from “18 paistlhe
about 15 pounds with a pound of salt of the taffeta with undersieeves of
and tum it every day for a “881‘ At chiffon. A taffeta. girdle with a large
the end 0: that time wash it in cold bow in the buck finished this dainty
water, rub it well with two ounces of costume. With the vogue for skirts
black pepper and a, quarter of an of 808m. proportions the bounces, how-
ounce of mace. Fry three or four on- 9V8? numerous they may be, 8’0 In“.
lions sliced add a, few cloves then put with very little fuiness, and “1838 are
ml the mat, cover it with" water and usually of the softest material, so the
“bake in a stone covered slewing pan general appearance is not greatly in
{for five hours. To be eaten cold for creased, except about the hips. Sh0l>~
breakfast or supper—Chicago inter keepers, however, rejoice that women
Ocean. must purchase a slight increase in ma-
_ teriai over that of a year ago. The
~Harsll physics react, weaken the difference is so little at present that
The blouse wnsu
French dressing and garnish with half bowels cause chronic constipatidn.
L pieces of pecans. This is a favorite
Mexican combination.
it does not greatly increase the price'
of a gown. hilt “it allows which way
the wind blows," and they reason that
Dunn’s Regulate operate easily, tone
the stomach. cure constipation. 25c
Ask your druggist for them, »
' this lltlllsiimtli L
surrti or antiserum
will
. V, . .
y PARIS. Feb. 17.—~lu case of war the
City of Paris would probably find lt~
‘seit without bread within four days.
. This alarm has been sounded by the
municipal council after a thorough
study of the possibilities and the an-
“ notmcement. has resulted in a popular
V' demand for measures to assure an am-
pple food supply in case of a conflict.
’ The minister of war and the under-secs
rotary of state have decided to take up
i the whole question with the municipal
L council for further study with an en-
,‘deayor to solve the problem.
‘ Military authorities point out that
during the first few weeks of mobiliza-
tion in case of war, all railroad trains
, and lines would be reserved exclusive-
,"for military trains and no supplies
for the civil population could be trans-
ported. It has been proposed among
iiiilllilli iliilii.
muumw
ytraudllowals are Clogged—
‘ Clean Them Tonight!
‘ Feel Bully!
W a “looent box
. Mk headache, billousness, dizzi-
" ‘ , "coated tongue, foul taste and foul
‘ éelways trace them to torpld
,, delayed fermenting food in the
old or sour, gassy stomach.
”incubus matter clogged in the in-
' es, instead of. being cast out
system is reabsorbed into the
,, When this poison reaches the
agitate brain" tissue it causes con-
tion and that dull throbbing, sick
oiling headache.
classmate immediately cleanse the
, VVVVluaollV,. remove the sour undigested
m and foul gases. take ,the excess
from the liver and mm out till
. constipated waste matter and
sons in the bowels V‘
feminist tonight will surely
_ V,tuu you out by mornlna. 'Vi‘hey
BREAKS A Bill iiiiiii
IN A JIFFY! iii ii
Papa’s cold Compound Gives fifty years before Bach's time.
_ . V , People sing “like cowards." he con-
.Qulck Relish-DOM Slay tillues, to keep up their spirits in bad
Stuffed-up
. -~.
he says, it is because it has passed
through such tribulation that it has
been driven to express its sorrow and
anxiety in its airs and compositions.
Bach. he declares. is the culminating
expression of the suffermgs indi'lccd
moments, and he finds that the real
countries of music are nearly all fron-
You can end grippe ,and break up clssitudes.
a severe cold either in head, chest, England he finds to be exempt to a
body or limbs, by taking a dose of large extent from the occasions In
"Pope’s Cold Compound" every two which poets‘ learn in suffering what
hours until three doses are taken. they celebrate in song," because it is
it promptly opens clogge—up ncs- protected from invasion by the girdle
trils and air passages in the head,
stops nasty discharge or nose run- I
ning,'relioves sick headache, dullness,
feverisllnesli, sore throat, sneezing,
soreness and stiffness.
Don't stay stuffed-up! Quit blowing
and shuffling! mast your throbbing
head—nothing else in the world gives
such prompt'rellef as “Papa’s Cold
W
-——-—— _—--—o~ .———_w-~__..__..——.——~v
Gilli! iiilBKiii Alli}
Billiilii Willi HAIR
in Germany by the thirty years’ wanV
tier provinces, exposed to eternal vl-i
Compound.” which costs only 25 cents
Bring Back lls Gloss, Lustre,
at any drugstore. it acts without
assistance, tastes nice, and causes no
inconvenience. «Be sure you get the
genuine,
Charm and Get Rid of
Handrail
To he possessed a! 3 head of heavy,
beautiful hair; soft, lustrous, fluffy,
wavy and free from dandruff is mere
ly a matter of using a little Dnnderino.
it is easy and inexpensive to have
other things to buy I0,00l) tons of flour
to be kept in a public warehouse and
to be used as necessity arises. It is
suggested that the state contribute inl-
mediately $90,000 as a first payment
toward this and the municipality $40,-
000. While the problem of a suiiicl-
eut supply of flour and wheat is consid~
cred most important, the authorities
are also planning to conserve stocks
of other necessary things, including
wood. coil and oil.
it, says Commander Driant, a well-
known retired arlfly ulllcial, “an order
of mobilisation were given on Thurs.
day, Paris would have neither bread,
milk nor wheel, at the beginning oi
next week. Another important ques-
tion lethal of the water supply. 1
would askwhut would Parisians, drink
were Paris invested and out on from
its water supply. This is a phase or
has been studying the subject might
consider thoroughly We have arrived
at a Cline when all the problems of no
tional defence must be considered
without deity." ‘
the problem that the commission which -
There is no national naturallynnusi-
“1,:
nine, soft hair and lots of it. Just
get , a 25 cent bottle of Knowltou’s
Danderlne uow——sll drug stores rec,
ommend It-apply a little as directed
and within ten minutes there will be
an appearance of abundance; fresh
uess, flufiiness and an incomparable
gloss and lustre, and try as you will
you cannot and a trace of dandruff or
failing hair; but. your real surprise will
be after about two weeks use when
you will see new hair~fine and down?
at firstwycswbut really new hair»-
sproutlng out all over your scaipmilaue
(feline is. we believe, the) only sure
hair growar; destroyer of dandruff and
cure for itchy scalp and It never fails
to stop falling hair at once. L_
If you want to prove how pretty and
soft your hair really is, moisten a
cloth with a little Danderine and care
fully thaw it through your hnlrv—tak.
lug one small strand at a time. Your
hair will be soft. glossy and beautiful
in lust it few moments—we delightful
' everyone who tries
'lt there is a corresponding increase
each season it will not be very long
before their sales for each dress will
equal those of a few years ago
Tiers. peg- tops. tunics and flounces.
for extra material and are among the
best of the styles shown for spring
skirts.
lutility need never stifle the decorative
side. She itlll adheres onaily to
serge and tweed, knowing that such
faithful friends cannot be Vimproveo
upon. Here is an Idea for a spring
suit made of dark blue coating serge.
The cost has plain picturesque rovers
and a small collar at the neck of Orien-
tal embroidery The basque of the
horn button fastens it at the want.
'The skirt wraps over to the left side.
Must a few folds giving the close cling
'ing touch that makes for gracefulness [
Blue sore is never out of fashion with
the Anglo-Saxon. it comes back In
ispringtime with the greatest persist-
,ency, and we shall have it with us
iquite soon, enlivened by little waist:
coats and collars of "futurist" silk.
orange'color, deep red decked with
.black and dark blue powdeled over
with orange. For a young girl a uliite
satin collar and turuback Cliffs are
pretty additions to the spring suit, but
they are useless for everYday wear.
~_...
SUCCESSFUL EVERVWH ERE.
People everywhere are talking or
the quick and no results Foley Kidney
Pills give In backache rheumatism.
kidney and bladder trOuiiles You can
not take them into your system with
out good results. That is ilecatise
Foley Kidney Pills give to the kidneys
and bladder Just what nature calls for
to heal these weakened and inactive
Viorgans. For sale at all druggists."
For Coughs and Colds
Even stubborn Bronchial Coughs
Yield to This Wonderful Remedy
Pneumonia germs swarm to the
victim of a cough or cold. Lilloniilc
Prevents Pneumonia
by oversoming weakness and fortiiy~
ing the membranes against germs. it
fills the arteries with rich new
warm, vitalizing blood, curing coughs,
even stubborn bronchial coughs, and
relieving colds, no matter bo‘w deeply
seated. It is u. remedythousauds of
physicians use in their private prac-
tce and Is free of alcohol and poi-
sonous drugs.
Kerr's Flax- Seed Emulsion Llnonlus,
in the only Linonlne. Avoid lube!!-
tutu.
All Druggisfomzric. 50c and ti
of the seas.
Mimic, then, he argues.
strife and anxiety—not In tranquility
and concord. The over prosperous
countries. he discovers, "not only have
no history; they have no music.”
Consul General Mason has brought
toaether the figures of French export
to the United latates during 1913. They
were $140,016,549. or $3,733,384 larger
than those of 1912, thus passing the to
in!" of any previous year. The net gain
in three years has been $21,000,000.
The reports from the. Earls district
show’that the exports of automobiles
and automobile accessories, which
amounted to $1,209,413. in 1912, was
out in half during 1913” The exports
of paintings, precious stench, and hides
showl’conslderahie advances. and the
Increases in textiles was,abo‘ut $41,000,:
000 to $80,000,000. , , .
my exports are experimenting
with a new motionless which in to be
the dreadnought of the French air
fleet. One of these in hides already
tried out is protects with “armor
plabsn and carries a quick firing ma.-
ohlne gun. it: was designed from spec
intentions furnished by the French
army aviation corps after a scrotal
#-
however shallow theyFlnay be, alien".
cost is attached by cording and a large ,
Food Finer Prettily Served.
it is not a luxury, as some think, to
dress our food attractively at home. bread and cake plates cost only five
lt,is an adjunct to good eating which cents for a package of 24, enough to
entails only a little thought, and need make the serving plates well dressed
not be an expense at all, writes Hope for more than a month,
'iiammond in the W'oman s Magazine
i
branch‘of buds I decided,
Every tree, every shrub, every fiow- slices of bread upon a folded napkin 0)
er In my garden has its relationship to upon a lettuce leaf; or rolls are eerv
{my dining room-and often these rein ed in a Japanese basket, and again on
The really busy woman must have tives of Nature inspire a menu for luv. a dolly
Mt sore material. It imitates three flounc~l Chum“ 0’ 3“ enduring quality, Wt! I could not resist the lovely flush of 3 Especially difficult does it seem at
a peach tree daunting its bloom early timea,to flnd changes in serving escal-
one morning; and while admiring a lopcd tomatoes, oysters, souffles and
”We will other foods that are baked in dishes.
have a mold of peach jelly on a gland But here again are leaves edective
platter, garnished with a few of these}
lovely twigs, for dinner this evening’ autumn with small branches of colored without taste 0,. odor
-nnd with that I hastened to the store leaves arranged about the dish
room for a jar of peaches, and quickV band formed of grape leaves pinned to lug
ly set the jelly to mold.
I get down on my knees before a and is most. picturesque about an es-
l,
i.‘i
it
Hi“
. , VHL
1.”
ii
ll
InoV. 'J-V'W a “". alm’n'n!a afr’urla'w IU I,
Wxgxuiuxmuuxu ‘x‘ .\.\‘\-v.. 3, in /fl
.‘,
basis for the delightful mint sauce,
Lace paper dollies large enough for
o.
luuuluuuu
uuuululul
SOMETHING THAT sclENce
TRIED TO GET FOR 3,000
YEARS.
And then, to vary this, 1 often place
Good bye. drugs and :pills!
The perfect laxative has arrived
Kellogg's Tasteless Castor Oil~nlado
tasteless by a method which chemists
have tried to find for 3, 000 years
i This Is not a flavoled or disguised
A“ 9593“” is appropriate in the late castor oil. It is just pule caster oil
better castor oil than the old evl tast-
evil smelling kind. While none
gether with “”35 ‘8 quickly made, of the taste remains,n none of the good
has been thken out. Kellogg's Taste-
bed of passion to pluck out the weeds cailop of tomatoes so are any other less operates quickly and freely with-
Their litile faces are looking every:
where,
“These particularly tail stemmed;
purple ones will make a pretty centcr- during that very short time
piece for the table," I think,
place them in a glass bowl.
a“
the dinner.
, "And i! will have only dishes that
will blend with the fiow'ers, l muse——
"that means chicken with u. cream
gravy, mashed potatoes sprinkled “liil
parsley, and peas, or green beans, and
il crisp green salad,
"Surely. that will present a refresh-
.ing table!" and the very thought of Its
pretiiness causes me to be the more
ager for its preparation.
I Parsley is such a willing little plant
to grow that it seems a shame not to
use It plentifuliy when Its crisp twigs
embellish with charm the pluinest of
foods.
l
‘idainfy colors) that pro
lleaves large enough to extend as high out grilling, causes no gas, and does
“5 the baking (“Sh used. not turn the stomach. Children take
There is holly in midwinter, ' but it easily and retain it
in the
The drug stores have all been sup-
i year “ hen Nature does “0‘ SUDDii my mlied. You have only to ask for Kel-
An Ice table adornments 1 how, bands that logg‘s Tasteless Castor 0“, 250 0,. 50,,
made of purple grape juice in tall glass are made to fit each or my
cups, garnished with pansies, will and dishes.
baking size. It is not sold ill bulk. The trade
mark is a green caster leaf on the
These bands are made of homespun 1,1de hearing the Kellogg signature.
Vlinezl, llcmstitched at club side; one is Made only by Spencer Kellogg it
cross- stitched in the linen color, one Sons, inc... Buffalo, N. Y., refinels of
has a quaint little pine tree design in vegetable oils.
green. and another llsrmOnizes with
the blue "onion" dishes. The bulfiis
are finished at the ends with linen but: ED'TOB FOUND DEAD lN SNOW.
tons and loops to fasten over them. DR'FT
, 1 " 1 H ..._. 1‘: .
And tilen, too, there are the timed F311??? FIT‘YdVL d1“??? [1112\qu
pupcr bands (made in while and “‘u‘ ‘ chosen 9 ’ L \L‘
. sau County Republican, use found
.zcid m long , . ,
dead ill ll snowdrilt today, in front of
. his home here. He had apparently he-
conlc exhausted while struggling
through the snowdrif‘ts last night and
had fallen just as he reached his gate.
Mr, Townsend was 56 years old, and
. __. -. E..-_We._~_~e..,__. ......
lingtlls at u il'lll‘l'n'; price.
lt changes all (scallop eulil'cly, so
fur its appearance go. to serve individ-
ual portions, and these may be baked
in earthenware or china rumekills.
“Marlo,
.th lnint is once well started, 1
grows like a weed, producing not only
twigs for dressing the roast of lamb
and chops, but furnishing the ready
Large clam shells are now seid ill
crokery‘ stores for this use, as also
are paper l'nlnekllle.
—-——- —
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MOTHE‘.‘ r2 GRAY’S
n. SWEET POWDERS
FOR CHILDREN,
shown by the action of aeroplanes in
i Africa and In the Balkan wars.
WATERBURY DRIVER SENTEN- 1 Album ltoiiliiaxllevcl-i linens.
(‘onnflgmlloiu Ilo frantic
. CED. ‘ . . tomml’il ’I‘Ollbk‘lg' ccflliup‘,
l l'."°'.”u.:;s“..i gnu".
' WATERBURY. Feb. 17.~.lnlonio Melina militia. u.ll'iii‘..§f'.'......i
Don’incco i Shapiro minim r
IIWIWIHQHB. (hill,
Lyman Lo Remit. Y.
1’. . was fined $100 and costs,
and sentenced to serve thirty days ill
jail by Judge McMahon in city court
this morning. Marie was charged
with attempting to evade responsibil-
ity. On November 24, 1913, he ran
over Miss Anmr Zilpponc. who was
crossing the street where Mario was
SELLING W. U. T. STOCK
Plans Are Being Made in New York
to Dissolve Telephone Trust.
\‘i’ASiilNG'i‘ON. Feb. l'i.~-i’luns for
driving his team. disposition of $29,000,0fi0 of Western
Union Telegraph stock, held by the
American Telephone il‘ld Telegraph
f ' L Viionlpany, to minority stoikilolders ol'
fEEI ARE E“ I ABHING ‘tlle11 Western Union probably \\ i1] meet
‘ hht e apprmai of the Department
ii "iii liflll ' ‘llZ" ‘
of Justice
in the absenec or formal notification
It's brand, for Sore, Swollen,
Sweaty, Callousagl Feel
'from the telephone company that such
Iu plan ilild been adopted, officials to
day refused to cnmment on the plan
made public in New York. but it is
known that when Attorneyflcnerai Mc-
with
is not an art of peace; it originates in L
and Burns
“How ‘TiZ' ,- .i
do» help " '
sore feet."
burning feet,
smelling
Good bye sore feet,
swollen feet, sweaty feet,
feet, tired feet L
(“loud bye Leonie, callouses, illusions
and raw spots.‘ No more shoe tiiiht»
ness, no more limping with pain or
drawing up your face in agony “T12"
Is magical, acts right off. "Ti " draws
out all theb poisonous excitations which
puff up the feet. Use "1‘12” and wear
smaller shoes. Use "NZ“ and forget‘
your foot muse All! how comforts.
blc your feet feel. '
Get a 25 cent box of “T17." new at.
any druggbit or department store.
Don't suffer. Have good feet, glad
feet, feet that never swell, never hurt,
never set tired. , A Ayesr’s'footponl-
Zuni. nosebleed money. refunded.
l
Reynolds made his agreement
weighed nearly 300 pounds. Members
of his family think his heart gave out
utter his battle with the snow,
toil where recruits hill loin the partl_
More than sixty llegmes have then
quartered on the (Yoruba for scl'crul
inays. Until yesterday Sam had not
joined them. lie refused today is
discuss his expedition other than to
say that the purchase of the vessel
was an earnest of his good faith, Dur-
ing the cold spell the negrocs on ship-
board have been eliciting close to the
boiler room. She is docked in Brock-
iyll.
.44
lilii “Iii Pilili ilHliii
iHIS iiiiiiiiiiiiii ,Riiiifli
If your child is llndcr—wcight, list.-
less, ailing, liable to get sick easily.
it needs a medicine to build its weight
and strength. For this purpose there
is nothing else. We know of that we
can so strongly endorse as lloxuli
Olive Oil Emulsion. The rclllurllubie
success of this splendid medicine is
the telephone "trout" he expressed the iduc to‘ the fact that it contains initiati-
opinion that such disposition of the lents that tone the serum i'iil‘icil the
company's Western Union holdings blood and furnish to the entire sys-
would offer an ideal solution of the tem the strength, weight and health-
probiem of divorcing the two co:l- building substances it. needs. And, it
come. ' does all this without injuring tho
Officials were purtitdlariy intDrest- lstomach. In fact, llcxull ()llvo (ill
ed today in the selection by the tele- ,Emulsion is not only pleasant to calm,
phone company of bankers who are but even the most sensitch utolluull
to underwrite the stock to he sold. The Is benefited by it, and the iiigestllin
,pian‘ulld to:
department, it was said, will not per-V
lnit the underwriting to be done by a V
banking institution allied with the
American Telephone and Telegraph.
Mr Mciteynoidu ls,ulldorslood to he
. of the opinion that the actual separa-
tion of the telephone and telegraph
companies should begin when the tele-
phone coplpnny's lestém Union
stock goes to the underwriters.
Kuhn, Loci) a Company have been
mentioned as underwriters. but depart-
ment officials were not willing to say
until investigation had been made if
that firm would meet government sp-
prowl
CHlEF’ SAM NOT fiEADV To START.
-~+~
NEW YOBK, Feb. 1.7m“ ”hint sam, "
leader of the proposed expedition or
negroes to the gold coast of Africa.
was today on board the old steamship
Gill'itybll, purchased for the voyage.
‘buthe said he did not know when the
vessel would get underway. “it is
make the~trlp ' visualise-
lmprovod. 0n the other hand, It coll-
tulns no alcohol or llubit- formilllfl
drugs, which most parents smart to
giving their chlldr’lm. 'It does its good
work by taking hold of the weakness
and builds the body up to its natural
strength, at the some time making it
strong to resist disease.
If l‘iexail Olive Oil Emulsion doesn't
build your child up. food the studied, .
puny muscles, and make the little one
Viievly, strong, wall, and full of the
‘snlmnl spirits children are mount by '
nature to have. come ilflt k and tell us
end get your money buiil. We don't
lwant. you to loss it cent. We think
(this is no more than lulr, and it lost: s
:you no (nuke to hesitate. For old
’people alsowior couvnieseelllswl'or all
who are nervous, tired out run down,
no matter what the cause—ave offer 'V "
Result Oliyepll i'li‘nulsiou with tho
samuguarsntee of entire satisfaction ‘
or, money back. sold only at the 7,000
Resell Stores. and lift this tom: only
shy us. 3100.~«Jos. H. Quittner, South
"NOWMI, Conn. .
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