The Wingham Times, 1905-08-03, Page 1THE WINGHAM TIMES.
Si A YEAR IN ADVANCE
VOL XXXTV.--NO. 1747.
VfINGIAM, ONTARIO. TRUISDAY. AUGUST 3, 19o5.
Labor Day Gelebration in Windham
Tailor -Made
Clothes
We will make your suit to
your exact measures, to your
- order for fifteen dollars cor-
rectly shaped and faultless-
-ly fitted, superbly tailored
from some pure, all -wool fab-
ric, staunchly guaranteed.
For seventeen, eighteen
or twenty dollars we would
use a fabric of still higher
quality.
We make them with care
and skill and can guarantee
you entire satisfaction..
Trousers made, to order , at
$3.50, 3J5. $4, $5, $66.
A fine seleotion of Gents' Fur-
nishixige always in stock.
NISILHomuth
1
Tailor and Gents' Furnisher
2 doors from post office.
MARRIAGE LICENSES
tuned by Vaunt PATERSON, No. 23 Victoria
*treat. Wingham, Ont. No witnessesrequired.
DOMINION BANK
WINCHAM
Capital paid up, $ 3,0 011 1000
Reserve Fund and
Undivided profits $3,644,000
"adhere' Notes discounted.
Drafts sold on all points in Canada,
She United States and Ettrope.
SAVINGS DEPARTMENT--Intereet
allowed on deposits of $1 and upwards,
and added to prineipal 30th Jane and 31st
Deoember mon year.
D. T. REPRORlio Manager.
*Vanstone, Solicitor.
BANK of HAMILTON
WINCHAM.
06Pita Paid tea 32,235,000.00.
Rewrite Fond, $2,235,000.00.
Total Assent, $20,553,846.57.
Preitident- RON. WM. Mimes.
Vioe•President and
General Manager -3". it
Aesiatent Gen. Manalger-11. M. WATSON
JURIDOPORS
4oloa Proctor, Ohms. lh Dalton, 3. IL litoldrie,
Goo. Rutherford, Cyril, A. Dirge.
tameetor-O.
ORDER. YOUR
FRUIT
From us and be sure of
getting the best quality
-that's the kind we
sell.
Ro Ito Hutchison
GEOOBRIES AND OROORERY,
Phone 59. Prompt delivery.
Wear Greer's Shoes and Rubbers
Souvenir Card
Souvenir poste
other than the regu
petitel oards-requir
otherwise they wil
office. It is a waste
to send "private" or
out the cent stamp.
takenly think these e
oarde do not require
' an awkward error.
Need Stamps.
de -this is, mule
r 03441 Canadian
a one -cent storap,
go to dead letter
f time and money
icture cards with -
any people mis,
nvenir and private
ny postage. It itt
To the Real Estate Buyer,
no matter where located :
I am absolutely sure I am in a position to
save you some money, unless tho circumstances
under which you buy are very exceptional.
I can and will make it profitable for you to
buy through me. I am in touch with property
owners in every part of the country, and have
on my lists taday properties, (both in town and
country), that cannot be excelled either in
quality or priee.
It makes no difference whether you want a
830 building lot or a 00,000 farm, I want to hear
from you.
C. J. MAGUIRE
Real Estate and Business Transfer Agent,
VANSTONE BLOM. • WINGHAM,
Iti.V1.1108 BASIX*
iniairadi tot deposits of SIAS iind up
ino1al on *0' *ad
seseetal Depolite *leo tatitteed sit carted
dam of Moroi%
OffilriOGZIN ago*
smozneacixt a liOtlielea, neuters.
GENERAL LOCAL NEWS.
izistcards.
The postcffice de .artment has notified
postmasters and sabers interested to
prevent the oircula Ron of immoral post-
cards through the mails. Such cards
are in circulation Lathe United States,
notwitbstandiug t
bas been doing its
it is said they are
Canada,
at the Government
est to stop them, and
nding their way into
Do you want to buy a farin or a bons°
and lot on your own terms? If so go to
C. J. MAG (TIRE, Real Estate Agent.
WANTED :-Glove
work,
• The Depar ment Objects.
An order has be. h issued by the Post-
master -General forbidding rural post-
masters from trailteking in stamps other
than for the sale o such as are needed
for local use. Sol e rural postmasters
who are storekeep s and who have been
paying their wool sale bills partly in
stamps, thereby I sening the sale of
stamps at other o ces and increasing
their own receipts om the percentage
of sales will thus b compelled to desist.
Steady
Regal G1o' e& Mitt Co.,
London.
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Labor Day etebration.
Labor Day -Monday, September 4th -
will be celebrated an Wingham this
year, under the auspices of the
Wingham Fire Company. This is ex-
pected to be one of tle old-tinse day's of
sport in Wingham 4nd the program will
include a champion hip le.oroese match,
baseball match, c rapionship football
match, oalithnmpijrn and trades and
labor protession, h ghland dancing and
piping, tug of warj baby show, also a
flag and mart dril by 100 boysand girls.
The Wingham oitzens' band will be in
attendance all day- Watch future issues
of the TIMES and programs for full par-
ticulars.
Dr. Butler, Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat
Speeialist, 870 Queen's Avenue, London,
8rd door East St. Andrew's Church.
Mamie supplied.
• Wheat Fret) Godericn.
Mr. W. V. VanStsme has received two
car loads of the whe t saved from the
Goderich elevator a will use part of it
for feedffig purpose's and Will sell a
quantity of it. Dra num Gray had the
contract Of deliveri the wheat from
the cars to MeGre r's chopping mill
and two of the dray Iloads are said to
have been the two 1 rgest loads of grain
ever delivered in W ghat% The grain
was put into bags. One load weighed
5 tons and 1425 you ds or 190 bushels
and 25 pounds and, he other 5 tons and
870 pounds or 1/2 whets and 50 pounds.
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WANTED -Girl to do plain cooking;
$16 00 per month. Apply at once at Na-
tional Hotel.
No better investment than to buy a
good home and lot in Wingbara. For
sale by
0. J. MAGUIRE, Real Estate Agent.
Moying 11
Mr. talteyPer
has beeti areside
Ing toilet thitsvie
he Will Otaftt a jew
has been on long
business life of 'WI
much soloed. lie
tical Vratiolathelter
Payed good bud
he trmy find a 'Ye
ut the middy to
greittly retitled in
and Sunday' Itch
tit* worker.
take the the best
in Winglatta te t
at Mouxkfy, September 4th, 1905
Child Drowned In Michigan.
On Sunday evening, July 23r5, Harold
Cornya, the youngest son of Mr. and
Mra. W, D. Cornyn, as drowned iu
Pion Lake, at Fannin on, Mioh. Mr.
and Mrs. Cornyn have had more than
their share of trouble ,in bringing pp_
their ohildren. Out o
only one survives, a bo
He atzffered the loss ofa
of a fourth of July celeb
last fourth. Dr, Opmpl
removed the right eye t
The other child was a
buried just a year ago
an old Wingham boy, a
eympathy of many frier
bereavement,
Garden Part in Turnberry.
A garden party ill be hetet under the
auspices of "Holm a Sabbath school" on
Friday evening, A gust Ilth, 1905, at the
residence of Mr. m. Mitchell, Turn -
berry, about one ile north of Holmes
School House, T e Wingham citizens'
band will be in a endanco and furnish
music for the eve ing. The committee
is making every ort for the comfort
and entertainme of those who attend.
Admission to gro nds and tea, 15 cents.
Tea will be aerve4 from 6 to 8 o'clock.
Ioe cream, etc. w 11 be on sale ,on the
grounds. All ar cordially invited.
Come early.
Goderich.
who for Many years
of Wingham is leay.
far Goderich, where
lry !dote. Mr. Park
oflneoted with the
Nutt that he will be
s a thoroughly prao.
and has always en.
es here and we hope
VreeperouS badness
L. Mr. Park will be
ID Methodist church
, Where he was an eo.
ma Mrs. Perk will
'IsbN of many friends
elr new home.
three ohildren
of six years.
eye on account
tion a year ago
11, of Detroit,
save the other.
girl. She was
Mr. Cornyn is
d will have the
s here in this
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A good house to rent. Apply to
R. Vanatone.
500 packages butter wanted -choice
-17o cash or trade. Don't miss our
July and August sale. Geo. E. KING.
10 men and boys wanted to work in
faetory. 'Apply at office of the Canada
Furniture Manufacturers, Limited:
Voter
The voters' 1
Turnberry for
and was first p
gess' office at
28th. The list
659 voters, div"
division No. 1
•County Council Matters.
A special meeting f
the Huron
County Council was hel 1 at Clinton on
Saturday to take aotie* in connection
with the equalization q .estion. It will
be remembered that the town of Clinton
and Goderich townshi have entered
appeals against the equasized assessment
Re fixed by the Count Cleaned. The
' List Posted.
t for the township of
005 have been printed
sted up in Clerk Bur-
nevale, on Friday, July
his year shows a total of
ed as follovre:-Polling
206; No. 2, 184; No, 3,
128; No. 4, 14 . There are 388 persons
qualified to seave as jurors. The voters'
list for Wingh an was also just posted in
Clerk Fergus; n'a office, on Saturday,
July 29th. Tile list this year has a total
of 835 voters' divided'into wards as fol.
lows: -Ward No. 1, 168; No. 2, 158;
No. 3, 195; too. 4, 314. The number of
persons quali led to serve as jurors is
334.
.A RUSHi
and hundred
the great ba
goods and me
08 at "The Be
Wingham, E
disappointed.
ment. Don't
OR BARGAINS.-BuRareds
are taking advantage of
krnpt stOck sale of dry
's furnishings now going
Hive," Keeler's stand,
erybody pleased; no one
argains in every depart-
iss your share.
matter was fully diseni
in oil Saturday and it
appoint three valuator
municipality in the Q0
ed at the meet.
vas decided to
to visit every
ity and submit
their report to the coun 11. The gentle.
ment appointed as valu :tors were John
Leckie, of Brussels; Jo. ;xi Cox, of Gode-
rich Tp., Mr. Bawden, af Exeter. An-
other matter that was ia1t with at this
meeting was the takin over from Con.
tractor Cooper, the la
at the House of R
was pronounced No.
of credit was given t
excellent manner in
work.
e addition built
uge. This work
, and a great deed
Mr. Cooper for the
hich he done his
Huron Pi .neer Dead.
Paisley has lost • ne of its most es-
teeraed citizens ir the death of Mr.
Viritliam +neves. dr. Chaves came to
Canada from AbeiSeenshire, Scotland,
in 1857, and, with as wife, settled in
Huron county, tak ug up and clearing a
farm out of what eette then known as
the Queen's bush. Retiring from the
farm in 1881 Mt_ Chaves dwelt for
twelve years iu CH ford, and then mov-
ed to Paisley, wbee he had since lived.
elder in the Church
tit of the Sabbath
ive iu all good work.
a ardent Reformer,
active part in the
contests in his ridiag. Be is survived
by a widow and on daughter, Mrs. Al-
len, Paisley.
WE WANT FEET. -See Greer's Shoe
Store windows and read adv. in this
paper for prices in yes, W. J. GREER.
• To Abolish Al Gambling.
The necessity for ijbolzahing all gamb-
! ling at agricultural'airs is enlarged up•
on in the annual repart of fairs and ex-
hibitions, just issue t by the Minister of
Agriculture. Phot 'graphs are given uf
some of the gambliag devices used, by
which immense s s of money are
taken from the farm rs. Strong ground
is taken against hor e racing and the
consequent betting n those occasions.
Many of the fair are said to be dis-
graced by the im ral character and
tone of the side sho s. We have known
the Wingham fall ir and have attended
it for the past eig teen years, and in
that time we have never seen a gambling
device on the g uuds, nor have we
seen a side show f an immoral char -
water. While th Department of Agri-
culture may hav to keep a close watch
on some of the airs in Ontario, the
Directors of th Wingham fair have a
clean character. he fair this year will
be kept up to the anal good character
and promises to one of the best fairs
ever held in Wi ham. The dates are
September 28th d 29th. .
Oheves was a
and superintend
wheel, and was ao
In politics he was
and always took a
Sarnia ail Detroit.
From general re
many people in this
ing to take in the M
I.O.O.F, excursion
Wingha 's Civic Holiday.
Tuesday was 'theta doubt a holiday
in Wingham to after the trains left for
Kincardine the town was practically
desetted. The eather was perfect and
this helped to in tease the crowd for the
trip to the lake, I'd= Wingham 1018
tickets were sol for Kincardine and
from other place along the route of the
excursion over 00 tickets were told,
reeking this ye 's excursion the best
every held by th Union Sunday Schools.
At the lake tow the excersioniets had a
happY day and all arrangements were
carried Ott in erfect order. The la -
°thaw boys iron Wingham met defeat
With 1incardIDi bins by 8 afore of 4 to
1. This defeat does not in any wear
affect the stantreng of the championship
of the district Several ',hike of the
Wingham bow era had a good day's sport
at the lake toWi. In the games in the
morning Winbowlers Were de -
feted by two $hot, but et the end of
play in the aft rnoon, they were leaders
by twenty -al shots. The Citizens*
Band were in lattefld8nCe at the lake
park all day ad rendered choice Meek%
The exonrsloz4.ta returned horn shortly
after eight o'4look all feeling that they
had a please day's outing.
alsamaiak.
ort we learn that
vicinity are platili•
nerve Encampment,
o Sarnia and De.
troit on Saturday, gust 12th. This is
one of the best exciastons of the season
and promises to be very popular that
year, Train leaves Wingham 8.40 a.m.,
fare, $2.05. Retaining, special train
leaves Sarnia at 1 1p m. on Monday,
August 14. Arran eaments have, also
been Made with the White Star Line to
convey passengers Lam Sarnia to De-
troit and return per nagnificent steamer
"Tashnioo" at the lew rate of 50o. Boat
leaves Sarnia at 4.50 a.m., Saturday, and
tickets will be good to return on any
White Star Line boa up to and intend-
ing 2.30 p.m., on 51anday, Aug, 14th,
Farms, any size, quality, or price.
For sale by
C. 3. MAGUIRE, Real Estate Agent.
CHURCH t2tTES.
The swami report 2f the Methodist
Ohara ,Brnesele, for tI e past year show.
ed up well. Total recaived for all pur.
poaes for the year $27tta 84; for Missions
$373,50; Connexional funds, $125,65;
uolading Oran -
sed by Ladies'
urate debt, $200;
$400; pastor's
retaker, $100;
$39.46; fuel,
, $14.23. Sink,
f $70.37.
aptiet Church
Rev. J. N.
church membership,
brook, Vett; amount r
Aid, $101.; 5; paid on o
paid on parsonage debt
salary, $825; church
gm-treas., $25; taxes,
$57.25. Balance 08 han
ing fund shows balance
At the service ha the
on Sunday moruiug la
McLean, B.A., tendere his resignation
as pastor of the church, and wished to
be relieved of the charg after Sunday,
September 17th, Und a. his pastorate
of nearly three years, the ohuroh has
made advancement alceg the different
lines of work, and it wale with deep re-
gret that the member f the cougrega-
tioia learned of the pa or's intention to
resign. We underst nd that if Rev.
Mr. MoLean'a resign Ma is accepted,
he intends to take a c arse of studies in
the Rochester Theolo kat Seminary, to
farther equip himself for the work of
his calling. Ray. Mr and Mrs. McLean
have made a large et ole of friends dur-
ing their residence n Wingham, not
only among the Be tist congregation,
but of other donomirftUona as well, who
have learned to high esteem them, and
whose best wishes 1wil1 follow them
wherever their lot m4y be oast.
Only Moth e Knows!
• (Baltimose Sun.]
How to Ra se Apples. Only a kiss on the Laby's face,
Only a kiss with a mother's grace,
An important bul etin, No. 154, on So simple a thing t t the sunbeams
"Apple Culture," has been issued by the laughed,
And the bees heabahe from where they
Department of Agri 'tura. Prof Hutt quaffed;
ot the O.A.C. write on the general sub-
Only a kiss, but th face WAS fair,
And nobody lense v what love was
ockhead, on injur- there -
5. Peart also took Nobody knew but nether.
on of the treatise.
Only a word to mcher's joy,
o the selections of Onlya word to he parting boy,
ject. and Mr. Wm:
ions insects. Mr.
part iu the preparat
Sections are devote
I vedettes, recommen etions of those And the changing Halts on the window
surtable to the seaso , the market, and
shone
Aa
boyhsne
Aswent oudothe world alone;
'heri
the intended use bei ig made. Exposure,
word from a mother brave,
windbreaks, the sol, orchard arrange-
EnutYnsobedy knew the love it gave -
mount, transplantin_, pruning, cropping, Nobody knew butemother.
cultivating and cooesr crops, grafting, "
A great sale of men's soft and stiff
hats at "Tho Bee live" bankrupt stook
sale this week. Tremendous bargains -
await you in the -.ewest styles and best
qualities. Also ai °home• selection of
shirts, silk neckaatar tied ta WI) enders.
During July and Augusa this Stoke
will close at 8 p, ni. every evening
except Saturday
An
Exclusive
Perfume
"Good" perfumes -the common
sort -ate sold everywhere.
Volande
The exquisite perfume is not cern-
230818 any way and can be obtained
Only from tie, the specially appointed
agents. It is dentist°, delightful and
taggetitive ttf WelI-brednesti-just the
kind to suit persons who are a bit
particular. We should like to shOW
it to you.
Walton Wino°
DRUCCIST.
WYNGttAlif.
Next door to Post Office.
aunacald, protectio
packing, grading, si
other matters are
Disease e and peaty
are fully dealt wit
ender provides a
chard activities.
y 8wayward sigis,
from mice, picking, Only a sigh, but i hopeless one,
ipping, storing, and And the lights burn id dimly and shone
fully. dealt with with a blur-
ud their treatment Could a mother co teleran; 'Tia human
to err.
and an apple cal- Only a sigh as to e took his part,
ndy guide for or- But nobody kraw what it cost her
Heart -
Nobody knew bat mother
Second Bowler Personally Conducted
Excursion
To California and Lewis Clark Expos-
ition, Portland, Oreg., Ang. 29th to
Sept.' -'24th, 1905. $150.00 including
transportation, meals in dining car.
sleeping car accommodation on train and
at hotels for above period. As party
will be limited to 125, early reservation
necessary. For full particulars call
on Grand Trunk agents, or address E.
C. Bowler, room 308, Union Station,
Toronto.
Good Advice.
The Mayor of D
mation to the peoi
beautify the city.
lollovss, are applic
aver issues 8 procla-
e asking them to help
His suggestions, as
ble anywhere :-
Promise not to air on the sidewalka.
Resolve never to throtv paper in the
etreets.
If your awning old, torn or faded,
get a new one.
If your sidewalk fence or gate needs
.repairing, fix it.
Illuminate the front of your store in
the business eectioi .
Take all dande]iazs Ont of your lawn;
they spoil its bean y.
If your advertisfng sign is old or faded
take it down and faint it.
Irrespective of tho size of your house
make your lawn ale finest.
If your store Ir int, residence or fence
is dull or dingy, oder it painted.
Ask your milkman, groceryman and
expressman to halm their wogotis paint.
ed.
Burn all the r tbbish possible; allow
110 one 10 throw 1 on the strode, alter!
Or vacant lots.
Every effort p4 forth or dollar spent
to improve the t syn's appearance Will
returned two -fol
Destroy the Ming weeds that are
starting on you property, and on your
neighbor's pro rty.
Organize a b1bck imptomeent society
and allow no feeda to grow on the tide.
walk area or jraosnt property in your
bicient result rM 8 very genera eo-0-
eration of t people, who are 110W re.
ported 84 be ng perfectly delighted with
whet they hoe acoomplithed.
11
mik
YOUR CHOICE OF
Only a sob as tbs tomb doors close
Only a sob, but 1 upward rose,
And the lights in t e window flickered
and died,
And with them he hope, her joy, her
pride.
Only a sob as sh turned away,
Bat nobody hoer as she knelt to
pray -
Nobody knew -but mother.
PERFUMES
might with advantage be =tele
from our showing. That's so for
quite a number of reasons. One
of them is that our cheapest per.
fume is PERFUME. It is grades
above a lot ot the ateff that is
called perfurne-and which is sold
only because it costa little.
One thing should be remember-
ed when buying perfume. It's
this : A few drops of a good last-
ing sort will go further and last
longer than a pint of some watery
fluid done up in a pretty wrapper.
In different sized bottles -or in
bulk. Prices and qualities please
our customers, We invite atten-
tion to our new supply.
AoloilcCall &Coo
LIMITED,
Druggists and Opticians
WINGHAM, ONT. -
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+ Parents, Young Nen, 4.
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+ Young Women 1 WAKE UP +
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4: to the fact that a knowledge of Book- 4..
-1. keeping, Shorthand and Typewriting +
•I• is an equipment for success in hfe. As +
44 an investment it pays a dividend every tr _
4' day in the year.
+ There is no time like the ?RENT. 4.:
4; Improve the present and you assure the 4.
•i' future. Enter now, and seaure a thor- +
4. ough trainingin either of our depart- +
4. ments that will pave the business aven• 4.
* ueg=lfditrigr)112;rmation cheer-
* far given by calling or writing. 4.
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4. N. REGINALD FLETCHER, Principal. 4.
.1* 12 years teaching experience.
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GEO. SPOTTON, - President. t
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The will of th late John Bell, K 0,
of Belleville, dis oses of an estate va1.
ned at $128,000. sise
The report thoniiiiien Live Stook
Commissioner fldaon is resigning is
officially denied.
Several people
explosion of gas
ing from Gauen
The net profits
twelve months e
474,088, compar
the twelvemon
were injured by an
ine on a launch sail -
gas.
f the C.P.R. for the
ding June 30 were $15 -
with $14,213,195 for
s ending June 30, 1904.
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Wingham's Leading Shoe Store
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4. TIME FOR i TWICE A YEAR
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4. I Broken!
::t Great Clearance Sales
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+ It's simply a business proposition. *
* tiliVaotKtiLlasVAWAMAPVa We don't want to carry over stock.
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+ Styles change -shoes get shopworn T
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+ and when you come here for your Shoes next Spring we il
+ don't want to show you the same old Shoes, and we won't.
4. We want shelf Room for our Fall stock. Must have it.
4.
= Summer Footwear So Out Goes all our SprinA and
E We say out it goes, because the prices named below
- will make it go.
* Every man, woman, boy or girl who gets a pair of
Shoes at this sale will be a walking advertisement for us.
T. Call soon for yours, as the stock will move quickly.
l'.. The sale is now on.
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24 pairs afen's Dongola Bais, Goodyear welt ; regular prices
4. $3.00 and $8.50. Sale price - - •
..t. 18 pairs Boys' Patent Box Calf Tan and Chocolate Boot*,
regular $2.50 ancl a3.00 ; to clear at . s 81.73
* 15 pairts Lathes' Patina Colt and Kid Balt, lovely boots:
regular $2.50, t8.00 and $3.50; sale $1.7-3 $2.2a 82.73
20 pairs Ladies' Motto% OxfOrds, patent or self tip ; regular
oa price $1.50; sale price - - • - *1.00
Now is the time to make Shoe investments.
1: IMA See us for Trunks and Valises.
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W. J. GREER
Shoer to the People.
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