The Lancaster news. (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, May 19, 1914, Page 5, Image 5
LOCAL 2
?The Douglas school, taugh
Miss Eula Hyatt, closed last Th
day and Miss Hyatt left Sunday
her home at Van Wyck.
?Rev. Mr. Rlackmon of Lan
ter preached at the First Bai
church Sunday morning at
o'clock.?Rock Hill Record.
?There will be an Ice cream
per Saturday night. May 23, at
home of Mr. C. L. Helms for
benefit of Ebenezer church.
?The Camden high school del
ed the Lancaster high school lr
interesting game of baseball at C
de nlast Friday afternoon. The s
wns 15-10
?Married Sunday, Mi.y 7th,
Rufua Hodges of the mill vill
and Miss Ola Hinson of Prii
daughter of Mr. Ren O. Hinson, 1
Adams, notary public, officiating
?Kev. H. U. Murchlr.on retu
last night from Greenville, wher
preached the annual sermon be
the Y. W. C. A. of Chicora Col
last Sunday evening.
?There will be a birthday di
at the Tirzah manse Tuesday,
26, in honor of the venerable pa
Rev. W. W. Ratchford. The pi
is invited to attend with well-l
baskets.
?Children's Day exercises wil
held at Tabernacle church Sui
morning, May 24, beginning ai
o'clock. The children who ar
take part are requested to be on 1
by 9 o'clock.
?Very interesting were the <
dren's Day exercises at the 1
Methodist church last Sunday rr
ing. A large congregation atte
and gave close attention to the
creditable program.
-?Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Henry,
are expected here in a day or
from their bridal trip, will oc
the cottage on Foote street, ad
ing Mr. J. A. Barron's reslden<
Chester Reporter.
?Dr. Strait, superintendent oi
Hospital for the Insane at Co
bia, was a visitor to the city yc
day. He went from here to L
to see his sister, Mrs. J. C. Hie
who is quite sick.?Rock Hill Re
?The Amuse-U Theatre
nounces that "Our Mutual Girl"
UC UCA t 1 I lUUJ innicuu U1 Oil L VI I
as they have another three-reel
ture, entitled "The Call of H
merel," Sydney Ayres and V
Rich featuring.
?The delegates from Lane
-county to the state Democratic
vention. which will meet In Co
bia tomorrow, left today for the
ltal city. Lancaster's delegation
slsts of the following members:
S. Stewart, John T. Stevens, Ii
Jones, John E. Porter, R. E. \
and Dr. W. S. Moore.
?Representatives of the Cai
and Lancaster commercial b
will meet with Col. E. J. Wa
representatives of the Kershaw c
ber of commerce and the superv
of Lancaster and Kershaw counti
K- rsliaw Friday, to discuss the
p jveraent of the Camden-Chai
rx ad necesary to make it accep
( to the government as a part of th
* tional highway.
SCHOOL CLOSING KXEKCIS1
Program for Commencement Fi
Evening.
The closing exercises of the
caster schools will be held In th<
ditorium of the Central school
Friday evening, May 22, at
o'clock. The members of* tho i
uatlng class, twelve in number,
take part, Superintendent Wessl
having arranged the following
gram for the occasion:
Salutatory Dorothy M
Essay?The Waste of Ignorance
Henry Black
Class History Annie L
Class Will Mary G
Recitation?Lasca. . . . Beulah P<
Toast Estelle Ml
Recitation?How "Sockeny" S
Hen.
Statistics Louise 1
Class Poem Nanna F
Class Prophecy Kate 1
Declaration?Vision of War
Henry M
Valedictory Eleanor Iiall
Awarding of Medals and Prizes.
Awarding of Diplomas.
Music of the evening will be
nished by Prof. Klein's music
partment.
>4
Advertised Tetters for Week En
May It), 1014.
8. M. Jones, R. M. Johnson,
Violet Glvans, Miss Lilian Curni
Janle Mobley, Daniel Starnes,
D. B. Beldlng, Mrs. Annie Sto*
Satk Benton. Miss Allie H
Haullns Orr, Miss Estell Pai
Nora LeRoy, Prof. O. C. Ryder.
When calling for above let
please say "Advertised."
JA8. F. HUNTER, Postmaste
Blind May Now Play Card*.
A newly devised deck of pla
cards makes It possible for those
have lost their sight to play sli
card games. At the top and bot
of these cards there are holes pu
ed In groups corresponding to
Braille characters, or raited lei
which the blind are generally tat
to read.?From the June Pop
Mechanics Magazine.
Notice to Debtors and Creditor
All persons Indebted to the ea
of James H. Steele, , deceased,
hereby notified to make pnymen
the undersigned. And all peri
having claims against said es
{ are notified to present same <
a atttested within the time alio
by law or else be barred.
(4,. 8. S. STEELE,
Executor of the Will of James
Steele, deceased.
Lancaster, S. C., May 16, 1914
POIt (iOVPHXOIl OP X. c\
1
| llmce Craven, Formerly Su|H?rintendent
of IiUiira.ster Schools, a Pos
sible Candidate.
t by The following, copied from The
ur?- Madison (N. C.) Herald, will bo of (
f?r Interest to the friends of Mr. Bruce (
Craven in the community. Mr, 1
1CI18"
ptint Graven was in 1909 superintendent t
11 of the Lancaster schools, and is now 8
one of the leading lawyers of High 1
sup- Point, N. C.: j
the "The Democratic meeting in ltal- ,
^eieigh last week threw more light i
Teat- son>? people realize on the next f
i an campaign for governor. Tho candilam
dates previously mentioned in con- (
core nectiou with the honor were A. W. j
McLean. John D. Bellany, Cameron
M r
' Morrison, Clarence Poe, Julian S. 1
age, ,
tuus, Carr, T. J. Bickett and P. J. Daught- 1
F. ridge. As a result of the meeting,
the name of Bruce Craven was added
rned to the list. Mr. Craven's name was
fore 8UKKeste^ after his forcing of the ,
liege Initiative and Referendum on the oc- 1
casion, when it was the general plan
nner to not discuss it, and it was pretty 1
May freely predicted that on that issue
jblic sonic one wIII make the campaign J
llled I?r Kovernor. We give below Mr. ,
Craven's two minute speech as a ,
11 be model for all political speeches
a day henceforth: '
L 10 <, "pjien, are two vital measures in !
0 to I
iiand what is known as Progressive Dem- (
ocracy, though they should bs known
Hhil- simply as Democracy. These are the I
First direct primary by which the people
ruled Can ?h?08e tl?eir own officials, and the 1
very Initiative and Referendum by which
they can control their own legislawho
tion. The other problems are de- '
two tails and these two should have first i
Py attention. Democracy means the
,e rule of the people, and it is time for
us to quit sayiug the people shall rule
f the unless we intend to rule. We canlum
not claim to be Democratic and disando
CU8R variou8 an<I numerous schemes
kjjn for the benefit of the people, and decord!
ny to tho people the right to start
an- things for themselves.' "
will
rday, ACCEPTS POSITION HERE,
fea
ivfan ;IUKUNta Man Coming to Lancaster
to Take Responsible Place.
aster The following from The Augusta
wu-i^uroniuie ui recent aaic, makes I
'um" | complimentary mention of an
| Augustan, who la about to become a1
R. 'citizen of our town, as Tie Is expected
a Jl. here this week to enter upon his
Vylie duties conected with the various
nden business interests of Col. Leroy
odies Springs:
Irim' "Albert Tinsley, who for the past
Isors 11 years has been connected with the
es at Langley Manufacturing Company's
) im- ! Augusta office, has resigned his positable
tl?n l? accePl a responsible place
e na- Col. Leroy Springs of Lancaster,
who owna a chain of cotton mills,
stores and banks in tnat section.
KS. "Mr. Tinsley came to Augusta 11
years ago from Spartanburg, bogin'
' ' ning as a stenographer for Thomas
j ^ Barrett, president of the Langley
mills, and by sheer energy, ability
nex^ and integrity has worked his way up
g.gQ to one of the most responsible positions
In the Langley organization. No
will younK man 18 in higher esteem
in Augusta, and justly so; for Mr.
nK?r Tinsley is deserving of all the success
pr? that has come to him here, and that
is sure to come to him in his new
loore .
home.
"Mr. and Mrs Tlnslov lo?vn nart
.mon jweejc for new home In Eancas1
h |ter. and they will prove moRt desirable
acquisitions to both social and
urter: business life of that thriving little
'"city."
let a
How Do You Tare for a Book?
Poag To tho Booklovor this is a very im erry
portant question to ask, bofore he is
Reed w'lllng to put a valuable book Into
other hands. The abuse of i>ooks is a '!
crime against Education and Clvlli- I
oore zation. Show me how a boy or girl i
llday treats a book, and I will come veiy
noar telling you tho way in which
tl:oy treates everything els.* Hool n !
are preserved thoughts of men and i
fur- women who have spent the best en- \ \
de- cigies of their lives in finding out .
things worth knowing and telling.
Unforunated we flind that some 1
.. of our best books, get dilapidated by i
* rough handling just because they are 1
M poplar and pass through so many j
hands that are utterly careless in a
Miss han<,ling books.
Now reader, how do you hanle a 1
J * book? Do you drop in down wide i
' open in any old plc.ee? Do you open .
')the stove door with it? Do you dogl>n.
ear It through and through? Do you *
' handle it with unwashod hands, and c
smudge it, until you have taken all h
the freahuec out of it? L
We bought one of the best books of j
ying one ?' our authors not long ago "
w^0 at the special request of one of our *
nple K'r,B- waR a popular book soon a
torn out of her ^an',R- and began to \
neb- "rcii'rwj: now u iooks as ir tlhad
been In the ash-hopper. jr
.ters Books should be han led care- *
ight ful,7. respectlfully they ure your
ular friends, and especially are they the i
friends of f their owners. Always
take pride In returning a book and
in returning it in as good condition I
tate a" when, received It.?Our Path- c
are erless Ones. n
t to S
tate TYPKWRITER RIBBON8?We hare [
lu,y in stock two color (red and pur- 0
wed pie) typewriter ribbons for Under- s
Vood, Royal. Oliver, Monarch and L. f
C. Smith machines. These ahe "Car- r
If. ter's Ideal." the best on the market. 1
Price 85c. Lancaster Publishing ti
[Company. t<
THE LANCASTER NKWS. M AY 19, 1914.
PERSONALS I I ANN0UNCEM1
For Primary Flection i
X caster County.
Mr. A. J. Gregory and Miss Leila ja
Jregory returned yesterday from a X Clash must accompa
wo weeks' motor trip to Greenville, g Notices for this Colt
Clemson College and Atlanta. Miss ! 33
darrlet Lewis of Clemson, who ac- X<5r %<>]?<
:ompanied them to Atlanta, Is now
it her home at Clemson for the sum- FOR SUPERVISO
ner vacation. I hereby announce rayse
Misses Ruth McCardell and Mol-1 date fhr coinvtit?SiinfirviK
via Taylor are exported homo to- : Primary Election and plet
norrow from Chicora College, that to abide the results there*
nstitution having closed for the j H. H. II'
lummer vacation. May 5, 1914.
Mrs. R. C. Brown and Miss Annie j :rrrr
Iregory returned last night from taneously The "Texas"' is
Atlanta, where they have heen visit- tons d'splacement. 573 fee
ng relatives. 95 fedj bearm. Tliw Jur
Mrs. C. H. Rowell and little son. Mechanics Magazine conta
itichard Elliott, are visiting rela- view of the "Texas."
Ives here.
Mr. and Mrs. M. F. Knight and ?JO?^pix>ndon "Tango"
mby. Inez, visited Mr. and Mrs. Lee P I\JuH.iEveiyn Thaw"
lelms Sunday. These two beautiful pie*
Mr. W. T. Williams left Saturday ular jewelry are the craze
light for Washington, D. C., where clety women in New Yor
le will spend awhile with friends. largest cities. They are nei
Mr. R. S. Stewart made a business gant gold finished articlej
:rip to Charlotte today. gladen the heart of eWy
Miss Ruth Funderburk will go Frl- *oman 110 .mat^or
lay to Decatur, Ga., where she will stylish and attractive
be the guest of Miss Euphemia Gan- ?"r ree . *7/ }e ar
*on during commencement week at Spearmint:
\gnes Scott College. ?,re, ?f_ P,acV\b K t>ox ol
... ,, . o ? 1 healthful gum into every
Miss Louise Wylio spent Saturday 8weetena th/ breath?wl
in Charlotte with Misses Abigail tepth and d,Refltlon. I(
?nd El abeth Alexander on her way , Qnd ^asln to al, To
to Davidson College where she is a 8endlnR but 50c ftnd 5
commencement guest this week. cover shipping costs we *
Jt 1 r a v box of 2& regular 5c pack*
from Charlotte today. Spearmint Gum and inclu
Mrs. Mary H. Barron visited Mrs. R?nt J
John Grey Barron at Fort Lawn the ..Tiu;ro? necklnre nnd .Ev,
past week. ...... - T bracelet absolutely free.
Mrs. Mary McNinch of Lancaster. Th,fl offfip ,R fop n ?hnrt
wno nas dopii vismng iipf sisier. Mrs. M . i, " r\ ~~ .
S. E. Powell, has gone to Rlythewood ? ? n Li* VJ ??
, , .. ,lT T^n Dealers not allowed to ac<
to Visit Mrs. W. F. Powell.?The rx,TEI> SALES CO}
Mr. R. E. Wylle Is spending today ?,n.Tton? **
in Greenville.
Mr. John Crawford and Master T> _, 0 * ? ^T^Martin
Phlfer Crawford spent the J D 1AI v
past week-end in Charlotte.
Mr. Lee Skipper and sisters. Misses FOR SALE?Cor*KjtuW??f
Etta and Guy Skipper, motored to Craig.
Charlotte Saturday, returning yester
day. J. W. CRENSHAW has
Mr. Charles D. Jones has been chased a new Singpc-?
spending several days in Richmond, chine wagon amPKready
Mr. John W. Hamel of Kershaw a machine anywhere at ai
was in town Saturday on business.
Mr. and Mrs. A. Gaillard Ellison .
spent the past week-end with Mr. j STRAYED?Tuesday, Apr
Ellison's mother, Mrs. R. E. Ellison. , blackv^emale pig with
in Winnsboro. about 8 wweKINttl^Litewi
Miss Madge Givan of the Queen Phone P. A. ParkeV or H.
College faculty of Charlotte has been son.
the guest of Mrs. Leroy Springs the ?
past few days. 1 MEN'S $5.00 low^cui sho<
Mrs. J. F. Hammond and children FundeiimT1r-Co.
visited at Rich Hill last week.
Mr. E. F. Horton of Heath Springs ; MILCH COWS?Forgood
was in town on business today. at
Mrs. D. P. High returned to her J. W. Connor, Lancast
home in Wilmington yesterday, after Phone 230.
a visit to her parents, Mr. and Mrs. ?
J. L. Poag. She was accompanied 500 Pairs odd slioa in
home by her sister. Miss Margaret women's ox?W<T?r!fh 50c
Lenn Poag. ! lar. Funderburk Co.
Why Don't you use the Road Drag? WANTED?To buy your
Progressive Farmer. mink, otter, muskrat
When will our people appreciate ' "JJj J,
the value of the split log drag? When before you-'sell. Capers (
will they quit thinking that they can
have passable highways only by QllV Ql'vf'
spending thousands and thousands; llv? 01A"01/Ll
of dollars for surfaced roads, and Thi. it prescrip ina-p7e?ar
that if a county cannot afford these, for MALARIA orXiMILLS
Its people must pull along through j J'ivc or ?i^d65ct will break i
mud and ruts till Gabriel blows his ' *? at tome t:s F
( return. It cctt on t;ja Iivei
horn "alo.nel and coet net gripe c
When will each county arrange to
pay some farmer for dragging the q jj PRA
road nearest him after each wet j * Delist,
spell? |
And when will you, Mr. Reader? i OfflcetVer Lancaster
when will you talk over this matter C>fflce ^?ar8> 9 to 1; 2 to (
with your county commissioners and
your road authorities? VETERINARY 8UR<
. ; I have located in Lancai
We have printed stories enough , practlce of niy piof^fllo
snowing the value of tho drag, but prepared to tre>i*^tour 11 v
here's another from the Monroe En- any and aJPTJTseases. Call
quirer that we pass along: ~ay e^dtght. Call me e
,<r, , , . Hood Live Stock Company
People coming to Monroe over w H ROTZ Veterlnar
the Wadesboro road last Saturday Graduate U. S. C. Veterl
morning found a rough piece of road geons, Washington, D. i
from Rock Rest to Lee's Mill, the
wheel ruts deep and many of them, SALE.
. . , , , A The Williri Moore 5-r
and travel slow and difficult. Return- atHj jot jn tdwn of Trat
Ing late that afternoon they found sale at a banH^n^ejisy tt
that same stretch of road finer than A n'ce plantation,, near
$3.000-a-mill macadam road, aHScLi.3 1
nv/v/n iiv/uricn, ? att5I , ClU.l
smooth surface and a road which was price and particulars. V
i delight to drlvo on. What made T. M. IIF.I.K, Arc
the change? Why. Mr. J. J. Morgan A(^K^.TS WANTED?We
, . , , , , x liable man ot* woman In
had used a King road drag for a short j0ok aftm^^iiewalH am
while, that was all. Just one man scrlptions fljjjHtfiir'trqpolil
ind that drag had done the work and Livest 'n Am01"
he bill for the taxpayer, to foot will S?wm?TL
je less than %2. Tho road drag? f0r whatever time Is pull
.he man who Invented It should have vestment or bond require
)ab!es named after him, and may v,OQS experience necessary
. ' . . .. .. , a a. structlons and supplies i
lis feet press the golden streets when (Jlve tWQ references.
ie leaves this old world. The road Metropolitan Magazine! Ne
lrag?let it be used more. It is the
:heapest way to make a good road. , '
vhen nsed at the right time. Use : m Bj|
he drag. When used promptly just Km Inll
iftcr the March rains end, ft will lev- jWBl
>1 down the ruts and ridges and in- : AVJL1
;ure smooth traveling the whole: ' ^
ear through. Bat to be really ef-1
ectlve It should be used after every JUSt r?C6lV6cI/ 2LHC
vet snell."
*' .i.' I I
i of New Music, th<
Che NVwMt Hqxmlrowlimagh) of
Our Xmvy.
When the new "Texas" sailed from hits Ollt C0XX16 ill
lampton Roads on her first trip In
ommis8ion recently, she was the
nost powerful battleship flying the if Sold at
Itars and Stripes. Ten 14-Inch rifles
r>rm her main armament, and tweny-flve
5-Inch rifles comprise the sec- |
ndary battery, and the big guns f\ i niTI,'l*l,1
end a 1,400 pound shell over 12 1c /l |/ |\1 If 5 I
lies, with a penetration at 6% 11 fl Bill I j I
nlles of 16-inch of Krupp armor. i*-? * a 4
'he guns are so arranged in elec- - 1 1A C*
rically controlled turrets that the S JUlfl 1 Of Sffl
an 14-inch guns may be fired simul
* > "r* * ?* ?? ? * 4*f * *<
J1.NTS !
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dli ra
ivst % CSy~\ Ol
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ORTON. V ?==gfiBD?*j^ ?
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i of 27,000 I
t long and %
ic Popular % A
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Necklace >+ - B - ^
Ilrncelet I
:es of pop
among so- ?*
k and the 2 A UlllwaiK <1
at and ele- ? \\'l.:i?.
5 mat win " "i"
girl or I "TOSS1VO flliailCl
ung or old ^ the stat(N y(>t jt
o adven's- X lliost COllSCl'Vclt
ru?dn& %madc ;l matter.
homo. It llK'Jlt <>1 its <l('lM
l>"?i?oss rclati.i
. every one Z
stamps to I
will ship a ?*
tges of the \v. t\ Thmoxon, \V
de the ele- J 1'nyseur, I). A. 1
elyn Thaw'
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time cnly. ?*
one party. A ? ii n
XThe B
O. IIox 101 Jk
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>tices
v-hy J. E.
.Just purging
Ma- ? . _ m ? wr]
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65
il 28th, one
white spot
ird offered. [E^PE'SaB^PBB
D. Thomp " -jSB
nn
is at $2.08. iLl. iH
niUph cow a f WT
t^or write fwMJJ
er, S. C., f^r\nrarfm
G4-tf r
men's and
on the dol- (
cow hides, PRICt S
, 'possum, *
torse hides. ??????
ce. See me
Sauthen. _ _ _, __
pSix W,n Be
V u "'< have had
cd especially , f . .
\ fever. Machine and ti
my case and who trade witll
ever will not ,
better than running, easy t
ir sicken. 25c , uf Tllirtv-five I
mm want you to ki
' i antec every on
Our groceries i
Pharmacy, j can ]3UV Come
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r? s Benin
s answered ;
it Gregory- '
r.
y Surgeon, i ??????????
nary Sur- 1 "
C.
oom house ?' *
'"e ,or \
New Hope! ^ jfarm
open, "
See mo for y ^ ^ ^
nt. * . \
want a re- j I -oy
Lancaster _ ' ' > ^
1 new sub-. * J*
tan, "The j ? i -
i Itlal!
mil" R?O.U.S.^Pi
?1V CmiZeVeBtMan*
? . are knitted from Ion
?tner 10b making them cool to t
appearance and givingi
B I latest IRalS? vests are th<
able undergarments i
and Bee because they have the
[ 5t?l
J Shoulder i
Can't fall down or slip c
^ Our stock embraces vest
and up?union suits at
Coins in and see them,
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it' strength lies in fx strong directhis
Hank is <?iu* or the most proal
institutions in ftliis portion of
lias always been managed in the
iv?' and prudent nay. Safety is
>f first consideration and its treat>sitors
is always based on friendly
?ns and sound banking principles.
lOAItO or DIKKCTOllS. Y
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. J. CumiiiiRliaiii, (ieor. W. Williams, li. C. ^
kVilliams, li. n. Crawford, Uerov Springs. X
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'The Old Reliable." X
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ank of Lancaster
ancaster, S. C. ??
IK IN KINO
fThis Beautiful
Model
"White
65.00 Sit
Straight"
Sold For $35.00,
1 i. _ !? 11 n . % /- - ? ...
iois ut cans lor tin4 JSit-IStraiglit
a enable the good friends of ours
us in groceries to get this light
o wash Machine for the small sum
)ollars, we have made sacrifice and
now it. Remember that we guarc
sold to be the best in the world,
ire fresh and the best that money
now and see us. , t
ett-Terry Co.
;
ggk | Dainty Muslin
W \ UNDERWEAR
/ Liakt, cmI ibJ
* Neat Corsot Covers,
button hole trim
aw \ 19c and 25c
Skt \ Beautiful Dace Trim\
met* Corset Covers
oP'Hftil \ BOr and 48c
\ Princess Slips, eral&ffllMll*
\ broidery and lace
\ \ trimmed
anMM&I I 1 9Ac an<1 *,IH
WW I Dainty trimmed Skirts
48c, 79c, 98c
^a?X Drawers, nicely made
j _ >?] and trimmed
%" % ^ y 25c and ROc
Beautiful line of
tT|Orr Go.wns, low neck
?? o . and short sleeves
Union Suits 48c. 79c U|? to $1.98
Big line of fine Long "
ig fibre cotton, Cloth Nainsook and
he akin ailkv in 30,1 B,ack' for mak*
ne skin, tilky in lnflf underwear, laces
:heutrtlostwear. antj embroideries in all
. most comfort- JggJ- "r,r<" ?"
on the market,
! patented
Jp Robinson-Cloud
COMPANY
>ver the ahnulder.
i at 10c, 15c, 25c
25c, 50c and up.
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