Wants
Classified “ ”—To Diet,“
For Sale, Business and
0 Professional Cards, and
Miscellaneous
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LASSIFIED Advertisements on .nlspege, Twenty-Five Words or Less. 25c
l‘hree Times, 50c. Each Additional Word, 1 cent per Insertion. In black-
face or Caps, Double Price.
Iron can. 1 T0 Ln. 3 warn-an.
FOR SALE—WT, HIGHLAND T0 LETrvA SIX ROOM COTTAGE WANTED-«BUY FUR ”“le STORE
avenue 303102 feet 3 minutes from m East Norwalk. Inquire of E» 15- must be uxteen or over. ADD!) Still-
irolley In line location Inquire ii. t‘i-uwe, South Norwalk. m2? 3; ”Hymn.“ (‘oru m2? 3t
3‘ ’mnatd. in Flux inn Road m: :;t, h- --—. __.____ .. _
‘ ~ ,_,,_ <- —-— T0 LET—ONE OR TWO ROOMS WANTEW-A COMPETENT “'0.
FOR SALE—OYSTER GROUND til)
at res tinore or less) For particulars
apply to. or address. Estate of Oliver
(Hark, West Side avenue. Rowayton.
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FOR SALE~—1K~F\)OT OLD TOWN
canoe, 2 years old. In A~1 condition.
Equipment consists of mast seat, mast
ipuddles. etc. Bargain at 820. Call this
afternoon or tomorrow. 56 West aVe-
nue. I'hone 6H4, South Norwalk.
FOR SALE—191:3 FORD TOURING
car, and runabout. Both cars fully
(sluipped and in first class condition.
Inquire at Hunter's Garage, Main St.,
or pliiille. 1112‘ 3'.
FOR SALE-SMALL PLACE WITH
businest established. Cottage has ilve
looms, lot 40x103. At a sacrifice it
sold at ome. Inquire J. K. Finch, 12
Madison street, city. m2? 6t
l"OR $ALE—-VA(3UUM CLEANING
outfit. Property of the. Norwalk Clean-
ing Company, consisting of wagon, en-
gine, pipes tank and fixtures. Every-
thing complete and ready to go to
work. No reasonable offer refusedt In-
quire J. 'K. Finch, 12 Madison Street.
city. m2? at
FDR BALE—«A FIRST CLASS
workshop. linst be sold at once.
Price reasonable. Inquire G. Decker,
as West avenue or 80 Putnam ave-
nue, Second District. m2? 8t
FOR BALE—TO EVERY FAMILY.
one bottle of “Amaretto Castellano"
the King of Spring tonics. It filters the ‘
blood and gives force and vitality»
sold by all leading druggists, hotell
and cafes. m8 lm
AUCTION 0F HORSES, COWS,
roaches, harness and wagons, at
“Tunnels stable, Saturday, April ist,
t: p. in. Stock solicited for this sale.
For entries, telephone E. Farr, 874-12.
1112? 6t
p__—___. .--n...
F. S. LYON
Good 'Job Printing
Be‘ Paper. Boot Work, loot Price!
88 NORTH MAIN STREET
furnished or unfurnished. All con— man to do wailing and ironing. Ans-
veiiiences. Good location, reasonable. “er A h’. ,3_ t- 10 sentinel. m2? in
Address .0 L, c o Sentinel. ‘-
WANTED—TAHOE. G. ROCKOFF.
T0 LET—HOI'SE, Nice, FANCY, 39 Norm mm mum my n
liver oms, all improvements, 76 Lek- .. .-—
ington avenue and nice three rooms, WANTED—ALI. KINDS OF CATTLE
Oxford street. inquire Steve Kiss, 76 and poultry. Highest prices paid.
Lexington avenue. 11127 St Chickens, ill to 20c. lb. Joe Dickman,
_-—- . Mu -- 19 Raymond start-t. Tel. 356-21.
T0 LET—5 0R 6 ROOMS. IM- 11127 6!
prol‘cments. Gas, garden, hull and 4——-——-———-~~—-— ~- .-- -
liennery. Near trolley and beach. 3 WANTED—PRIVATE GARAGE.
iiowkins avenue. inquire of Mrs. lda located between South Nor walk and
Merriam, is Fifth street, East Nor- Nor-walk. State rental charge. J. (‘.
walk. m2? 31‘. Gray. 63 Franklin avenue, Norwaik,
- Conn. m2? 3t
TO LET—HALF 6 ROOM HOUSE, ... r-r
uitli all modern improvements, or for WANTED—“11101“ BY A SWED'
sale. H. blaring. architect and Dulld- “h woman “l 5‘3"“? Understands
er, 123 “'mhinnoll street, South all kinds of housework and cooking.
Norwalk. .325 5; Speaks English. Likes children. Has
. good reference. Jarvis street, clo Mrs.
TO LET—FURNISHED ROOM. 5 600101. m2“! at
West avenue, South Norwalk. m25 3t
TO LET—ONE amp; 0p DOUBLE cans. 81 per day for 1 week while
house at No. 2 St. Johns Street, East lcamlns; utter that niece work with Of the four Americans up to "m “he was ,Murame, 3.... w“ 31%!
Norwallt. iSix rooms and bath, newly net from $1.50 to 82. Jltney leaves int night reported I! missing on about eight minutes treatment and: THE DIVINE ‘ HARDWICK
Apply Button Store 7:15 a. m. We allow ex- from the sum three have new V“ [and by Dr. Blumer in v.flw.l ,
“1‘35 3‘ ”9“" "m" “'9 °"" 5° " "'9' "w" , been “cal“ “5°99 5- Fennell.- ways. She claimed then that she coulal
—— 7130 [0 5230. 01010! Mfg. C0., CM.,0! New York. i' 'fiu un.ccounud’ hMI“ ”very sound and not (filly could! T“: ”TO“ STORE
decorated, all improvements.
on premises.
T0 LET—TWO FIVE ROOM runs burr.
.wtttor, gas, toilet. 4 Elizabeth street. ———-J-’—-——“‘" " "
inquire of Mr. William illilsdon, 6 WANTED-A 90" ABOUT 1‘
Elizabeth street.
_. trance.
T0 LET—APARTMENT, WITH ALL ~'
modern improvements, on Washington
THREE irons s'rnausrhrs
ARE SENT TO THE BOT-
TOM.
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(Continued from First Page.)
near Boulogne. Miss Elizabeth
Baldwin, their daughter. was bad-
ly injured on the Sussex, and is
now in a hospital at the same
place.
The following letter, written by
Professor Baldwin and dated
Wimereaux March 25. has been
received by Donald Harper, an
American lawyer in Paris. mem-
ber of the firm of Boardmen 6.
Platt. of New York.
“Dear Harper: Knowing you
knew we were coming on Friday,
March 24. I write to tell you \th
are all safe. but Elizabeth is scr»
louslv injured. We are here with
her in the hospital. Will you
kindly spread the news there ?"
Professor and Mrs. Baldwin are
at the Hotel Sussex at Wime-
reau. a short distance north of
Bonlogne.
Detailed information gathered
by the American Embassy in
Paris indicates that no Americans
lost their lives on the Sussex.
All the Americana whose names
were on the passenger list have
now been accounted for, the em—
bassy states. It is possible, how-
ever, thai there may have been
amen the manners some
Amencana whose names were not
inscribed.
joshua Dickinson Armitage. of
New York, Who m . WK" chair without assistance and began tol, PALACE NEW. DEPOT
,On board the Channel steamer
“Sussex when she was blown up.
is in a hospital at Dover. accord-
will probably recover.
for.
There were no infantry attacks
in the Verdun reelen last night,
ms 31. years. Apply .1. J. Cash's. factory on this aftemoon'a French official aiding in 1;." Norwalk complaining oil
“‘25 3‘ statement says. East of the Menu deafness with dlzxy spells with noise}
—-———————-~-——-—“—“‘ the artillery action was Violent in he.- head.
WANTEO' "AT (’N‘Cn- 1“ ”WM” alone the Douaumont-Vaux line. ”payment, the results proved remark-I
illitl lllll MORE DEMON-
Sllllllllll Ill Rill Mills Hill
Ioay lenarhble Cases Treated
Saturday Sons Deal Some
Blind and Easy Rhett oath: and
Paraiatics the Results Are;
lost laudable latch Croat}
Sensation Italy as Dementia-4
tion follows Demonstration i
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The public is greatly interested in
the sensational results upon the sick
in Redmen's Hall. South Norwalk,
where everybody can witness these
remarkable demonstrations and re
ceile free treatment. literature as well
as interesting lectures explaining
about the w'Oiidert'ul Natureopathic
work, is given free the subjects of
each lecture is of great interest to all
and records in our minds interesting
facts. The following remarkable cases
treated have been:
A gentleman residing in Belden ave
one who has been on crfi’lches for sev-
eral years told the audience that he
had consulted various specialists and
spent thousands of dollars and as a
t
lferent contestants. you will test“
figures run into the Millions.
system that plant-4 the final I“
absolutely beyond the pale of w
or uncertainty and this is our,“
and purpose
Remember neat Monday wil be 1.
tissue of The Sentinel which Illlhal'
ry the big new. or the cloth tbs you
will have to cut as a wind-up
fend believe me, you will have 2 b
e
to be in the running. You will have
Ullllllll COMPHIIION
PREMIUM RED LETTER
VOTING REVEALS ENOR-
MOUS EFFORT.
NEXT SATURDAY CLOSES
THE THIRD BONUS
primed for a Big Sprint if you
PERIOD- til: degelop ilie conclusion upon m
~ divi u'l ~upporter t at every ‘
CONTEST ESSRING THE chant I; tile entire organisatislt, (U ,.
There is little to say today for this
is one of the invbetween Mondays, iron. You have the cloth cut out Is
bring the uurit or this and the pustfiou Ia far as Ihe redemption nor-
yleek which determines the destiny ofichandise is concerned so the [new
Bonus Certificates, etc. tions next Monday will bear upon [ID
We a” "“1ng out today, Icrchants and the Coupons only.
the Bonus Certificates for the second 9 (, iA'bO; {3331:0114} Y
period of too weeks and contestants ‘ “ uni us " ' ‘ ‘ '
should have these in hand on the day Remember that the returns pub-
this announcement appears. linhed today do not include any at the
Strange to say. there is one store in big Sim-p voting of the last tiara
the list that did not have a solitary days of each “Lek that all cigarette
ticket to report which means that if a coupons. pu.‘ received will be audited
single Ulir vote had been cast there and a ticket returned 1,, the contest.
it would have won the 50,000 Bonus. ant deposjldble for the final tabull-
Ilappily, litl'wever, the majority of the lion.
stores are pronouncedly contrary to
this case as an enormous vote is roll- East Norwaik imp. Ass‘n .. ”64,211
ing in from the Premium Red Letter (hathollc Club ......... ,.... 1.142,“!
1m of .voting and when these are St. Andrew's Mission ....... IB,“1
laid on the table at the conclusion of F'. 0. Eagles .............. 690.“!
the (‘ontest and tabulated in the h 0.0. Moose ............ “5,0“
presence of representatives of the dif— Oockenoe Tribe, R. M. 082,181
VOTING TICKETS ARI OBTMNAILE FROM THE FOLLOWING STORE.
A. MKEBMAN A SON "ION LANICE
Stationery 5 Periodicals.
IOBTON STEAM CLEANING C
DYEING 00.. 67 Male 80.
cleans, TOBACCO, ETC.
result he could not make a single step
without heavy crutches. He was treat-j
ed for about ten minutes and surpris-l
1‘. A. Skelly, Norwalk.
'I‘arlov Bros, so. Norwalk.
FWD WI. 60.
NORWALK HARDWARE CO.
ed the public when he got up from the:'
walk around the platform.
A young lady who gave her rest-i
dance a Platt street, South Norwalk,’
I- ing to a “99m“ "caved from has been deaf for over seven years:
W‘NTEMM“ mu mum the“- He “ 5““? “‘1qu b‘" and lust last week consulted a notedi oroowau. PIANO co.
'epeclsilat in New York and was told
lobe hear well but the notse in be!"
head disappeared.
Another similar case of a lady re-l
Aft er a
street. Newly painted. revered and ”mull?” Adm?" “0‘ 72" 50“” To the west of the river the night We and greatly convincing to all '
Norwalk, (‘onn. 11125 lit
WANTED— EXPERIENCED 0PEII~
ators on Singer Sewing machines. II
To LET~PIVE ROOMS, 0001) LO. Jacob & Sons, Shoe Manufacturers,
ration. rent reasonable, I". “app, 35 lleldcn avenue, Norwalk. mu it
Cove avenue, East Norwalk. m23 3t
decorated. Inquire Coypright t‘loth-
lng (‘o., 0 North Main street. Phone'
. 334. m24 3t
WANTED—MEN T0
boat at Norwalk Steamboat
Wages 30c an hour.
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WANTED-~MEN,WOMEN. $76.00
month. Government jobs. Vacancies
IINIIOAD
dock.
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To LET—ONE FOUR ROOM AP-
partmcnt. Improvements. One minute
from trolley, ten minutes from depot..'
Inquire 84 Woodward avenue. Tel.
1106-12.
now obtainable. Franklin
, T0 LET‘STORE FROM APRIL 15‘ Dept. 26 M, Rochester, N. Y. Dardanclles. Three aeroplanes vim. given u f...- Lii'itllcs' treatment
f‘ll‘lllt'l'ly OCPUle‘d b! Salvation Army. .... .. ......~ — ..--..” flew over Gallinoli but retreated to the syn nip-it twinniulsi: tint to all
M150 9Xllem°1ylarge ”359mm“ “ml- WANTED—AMERICAN WOMAN toward the Island of Imbrosltmm the chill win iiu-u Him“ to
Imquim on premises, 87 North MM" (widow preferred) who wishes a Rood when our battle~plane appeared opcn and close all fingers with misc
‘l-lll’et‘l, South Nomalk' m“ It home. A 800‘ hon“ worker in ‘ on the scene." i", witt'sitsiii and .tlllil.tll.‘l‘ tans snarl-til
l“+‘5‘ii‘+‘:i‘“ma”zrt—E§T lam ramm-
{Washington street, East Norwalk. Im- ""“l’l‘r-" C10 3‘ “um"
No cooking“ Adlress,
m23 fit
was rclativdv cairn.
The followintr official nt’ten‘l‘llt
was given out at the Turkish
military headquarters:
“Irak front: Conditions
changed.
“Caucasian front: On March
25 an advance reconnaissance -...
un-
mzi lit a small body of enemv caV'tlrv describing various people In the au-.
- and infantry forces was repulsed till‘ni'P, even dPHI‘rlblnfl the clothing
with losses to them.
”Dardanelles: Our coast‘batter-
The threatened strike of the
Livernool carters has been avert-
ed. The men have accepted the
A gentleman who resides In Thomas‘
street, East Norultlh, who was l0tally
blind for a number of years. Pro-I
vious to the treatment he could not
describe anyone in the hall and was
then given Natnrt'opathic treatment;
for fifteen minutes and made a sen-.
national impression on the public by,
they wore. ;
A young child (hat lives on Miller
‘constantly. Write for list positions ies drove all some enemv destrov— patron. South Mutant, w", mmpin m;
Institute. ers which were cruising before the close her flout-rs fni «ci'ri'ul ‘-t‘1ll'.‘l was
that the doctor could not treat anoth-
: 1' case after this.
Every day brings more and pronto!"
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Delicatessen. .
la. :. DlIBLE Merchant ratio ”VF-"W "Igflom' “"0"
800!“ It ITEVENI (30., mu; The Grocers and Markets are most
l-portant. They are:
A. F. IECKMANN A 00.
STERLING FURNITURE 00.
NEW YORK 6800’ HIV.
0. F. OOHULTIE, Monte Nome”:
end Milt Norwaik.
F. H. IAXTER. Maoist.
A. F. OEHEBE, House Forbidden.
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Pharmacy.
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Di linvin 'our "Chill Chaser" installed not later than Friday,
.\I ll‘t‘ll) 31st. )fltl) can take a vantage of our SPECIAL MARC l
OFFER and nhtiun the. con piste heating onttit, tubing and brass
llt'i-l" connection to existing outlet for only $3.75.
Ty regular price is $4.75, and this is positively a reduction
of one dollar.
You mav not need to use it this month, but April is coming
rith its occasional cool, damp day:- and nights. when some
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serious concern and supreme
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! provements. inquire Dr. Bohannon, 60
waano—A tutu. rim mom
South Main street. Telephone 60.
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'housework, and to care for baby. G.
into tf
llitliN uh.
Programs Up to a Standard—Not
Down to a Price.
Matinee ................. 2:20
Evening ........ 7:16 to 10:30
All Seats ................ 10 Cents
80er and Logos ......... 20 Cents
Today Only. Tonight
Metro ofl‘ers the distinguished dra-
matic actor
JULIUS STEGER.
Supported by Grace Valentine and
George Le Guore.
in “THE BLINDNEss OF LOVE."
Romance and sacrifice in 6 acts of
sublime photoplay.
Tomorrow, Tuesday. at LOCK-
WOOD’S HALL
Big surprise photopiay program.
Matinee and night
Wednesday—Pattie Gold Rooster
Day.
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Thursday—Matinee and Night.
William Fox offcer
.Willlam Famum in the greatest of
J .ail motion picture productions.
“THE BONDGMAN.
To LET—BUNGALOW, N0. 81
i Lincoln avenue, 6 rooms and bath. All
:tmprovements. Rent 820. Inquire of
HS. E. Hoyt. f0 if
“Business NOTICE?”—
FINLAYSON AND FANNING, ARw WANTED—To BUY ALL KINDS
tchitects, desire to announce that they‘of cattle and poultry. Best prices
,have opened an oillce for the general paid. Best prices paid for calves. H.
i practice of architecture. Room 1. HaV- iFt-iedman, South Norwalk. Tel. 1151.
tiland Block, 04 Washington street. §
WANTED—THE NEW BRITAIN
General Haiplial, New Britain, Conn.,
offers a 2 1-2 year course of training
for nurses. Address, Supt. of Hospi-
‘tal for information.
a mouse, 10 soar-n sum or. W A N T
. Couth Norwall. Bicycles, motorcycles,
i and Sundries. Bout sold nd exchanged :
:Ikoort “Wrist. Baby carriages no}
; oaired. We do vulcaniaing. Prices rea- !
l tenable. “
Operators on all parts of
. Shirt Makingf Beginners
terms l'CCOl‘lln'lcnded by a govern.‘l‘lllllb9'8 of difllrtill cases to the Hall
men? Conrtltatmn board. _ , ‘and crowds are increasing daily.
Dispatches from Saloniki nevi The 9m,“ M M,,,,.,,opa,m,. n.0,".
that “l? frontier actions ,Wh'Chtmcnt on health is most rcinarkablcl
had h‘theno . been consldfredéuntl seems to be vcm little understood'
merely :- trying-out operations-b). u“, obsprwm H... Hunter. (than
on the Part Of the Bulgarians and 10' the Natiii‘eopathlc College. of Hart-
3:11:22;-ugfngwggaegmsttdgl:‘mrd' claims no supernatural power
: - . ,elther for his results or in his appli-
film“ allegigXSRCSVlgl; (l: titration. He explains that every treat-
ing displayed and heavy artilleryintent Incorporated in this science is
is being employed on both sides ”based upon scientific principles,
It is said that in both "m;hn;iscientlilcally demonstrated, and re
and diplomatic circles of the Ten-aniline a high a" in BM“ M we" ‘5 '1
tonic Allies there is a belief tha“thorough understanding of anatomy.I
the lone-Prophesied elforttodtiveiphmolofl' mom" and the "mm"
[the Allies into the “a has bezun.';°m" understanding (if the human
but it is pointed out that these'makeup “d "5 comm” ”(m
circles. in Athens at least, are not: ne,”“5“° ‘3 “we“ ”‘9 “m“ 09'
[in a position to be accurately in_|portunlty to see these demonstrations:
Do not1
formed. In Entente circles, while,"nd "cm“ "9“ "fitment“
miss this opportunity, especially since
the importance of the increasinz-
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Phone 1080 and oiir representative will call promptly and tell
you more about our liberal oler.
lHi liNllill HIBIRIG Hill‘- & Willi Bi).
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DH. M. F. ALDEMAN'S INSTITU-
tlon and a resting home. The loca~
tion is excellent. Terms moderate. Ac-
paid while learning.
WOMEN FOR EXAMINING sma'rs
activity of the Bulgarians and
Germans is not minimized. there
is a general conviction that thev
no charge whatever is made. Even
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iwhen you are obliged to rub elbows
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lin Red Men’s Hall, South Norwnlk. it
PHONE
comodations for chronic cases. Spoc-
Ially for nervousness, rheumatism,
convulsions, etc. Send for booklet, Dr.
II. F. Aldemsn, D. 0.. Stamford, Conn.
MAN I-‘OR CUTTING ROOM.
AUTOMOBILES.
A FEW GOOD TOURING CARS
and roadsters. Overhanlod and in A-l
condition. Wehrle‘b Gauge. 11 'Ru-
nlontl street, Booth Norwalk.
(Illicit, Pcahuh
& Co. inc.
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May matinee and night
III! Plclffllfl ‘
in “PM LITTLE PEPPINA.’
Saturday-Jetinoeand Night
Second Installment of the gnatelt
of all serials
"m OTRANOI 0A8!" MARY.
Dtvrnsnb‘i’io'ricn.
Fairfleld County Savings Bank,
Not-walk. Coma. larch it. 1016‘.
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SPRING VACATION
A Trip NOW Will
- ._Preoene Your Health .
.-Visit Nor-folba‘ndflldlington- i
. Via . . .
.‘ CLOWN LINE“!
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do not seriously intend to attexnpiiP‘" t° 19"“ “0019‘“an 350'" ”I"
to cauture Saloniki. tureopathic health. Dr. W. D. Munro,
More than 100 yards of German the local natureopat’fi‘ic physician, un—
trenches near St. Eloi have been der whose auspices Dr. Blumer, of
blown tin bv the British. German Hartford, is demonstrating the work}
"my, headquarters announced to. has gone to a great deal of expense to
day. satisfy the local public of ”the gernt
. satisfy the local public of the great
[Elm "om merits.
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As a result, his once. 79 Washing!
ton street, is crowded with peoplet
District of- Norwaik. es. Probate geeklng relief. i
Court. lurch 27th, a. 1)., 191a. _._ “
'mtate 0' William Stevens lite Of MERIDEN WOMAN'&JEWELRY
Norwalk in said District, deceased.
The Court of .Probate for the Dio-
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J. Rainaud. whose husband was lathe
anionic limit as.——um. Arthur}
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ONE NIGHT ONLY—TUESDAY, MARCH 28.
PRESENTS.
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