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We have n_largc variety in

b_rooches. stick pins, fobs, rings etc.

lf you have not already

seen this line, callin and we _will be pleased to show them `to you.

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change Correspondence Bolicited

I.. M McKinnon, Manager Montague, P. E. I.

all

MRRRIMIES

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fiUWN-()A,‘.'i<}HON.- At l'Vaterlnerc, Mny lilth. by the iicv. D. Machean, Percy E. Down, Charlottetown to Miss Catherine, dnughtnr -of Alexan-

dra- Clin eron of the same place. i

W. strained.

though their nu'iiber is ‘diminishing

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DEATHS

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`i\lUR('lliSON.-AtK'inross i’ E. I. on Saturday 23rd, 1914. Mnry liiiicllne daughter of the late Donald Murchi- son aged 16 years. Much sympathy is felt for Mrs. Murchison and family in their trouble.

l'l‘l.'\N-In this city on the ith i-nat., Michael Fgan, aged 81 yenrs. Fun- eral at 8.45 Saturday morning to

:ro-(‘ai.licdml, thence to R. (‘.. eeme-' ery.

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No Manor wini. as

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Nlbtw YORK, .func |__.Thc Tri,

bllnes London cable reports inni. cute that the Government's pntience with the militants is exhausted and drustic measures are in contempln- tion. it is proposed to treat the movement as a Vast conspiracy against public order Wholesale nr- reets will be made and forcible feed- ing employed and there will hs_ no more releases under the “Cat and Mouse .ict

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lzrovince this season. A report, pro- __ badly exaggerated, says that within

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tariff is thc cause of the present!

_l-IILI..-.~'»_l /\ni1hci`=~'t. H- S-. ou May high .cost nl’ liv\i-ng. 'This is nn argu- §‘ll-l\. to ff., A. :emi Mrs. liill ffornuiir- "_

is disproved cntil'cly hy conditions in

.uflfmiili|'3liN.»--In <‘lnn-lottciown nn _tho llvuten stntes as is shown by thc

-lune 1914, to Mr. and Mrs. li. appointment of the committee above. ll. Mclwaclicril it son. 3|

| “The reasons of the high cost of

'things than ln the tarid. They ere

,these things that the native-horn ‘European saves at home, and makes

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fiend Office at Charlottetown.

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TODAY. t

|.0m.,, (-_,nrt .J “_ m_ issue in the hope of etumpeding tbl t

.___ people into voting the Liberals into °

I'i‘E|nfv l'ld\\'.ll‘d 'l`licnt|'e, i und tl __

The lost article that is of P'

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equcnce to ADVLRFISE. in

WE NEED I LllBORlTORY

We have bcen informed that there I sheen unusual mortality ainon-

in

B

als in certain sections of the

ll radius of ten miles from ('harl[,tti»- Z town, nluut fifty foals have died. I This, if oven npproxiin-,italy l- wi-f,-ct,

is n matter that should |_e invest- t

gated. It is n matter nlso that cm- reasonable protection to Oanedi-an in- ti

phnsizcs the need of nenessary equip- dustries, including, of course, the

"lfilt for vatlwlcgivul examinltion in great basic industry of agriculture. W _ __ _ . . . __ _ V cases of nbscure diseases. Th°_ p°h°"__iS the l‘iBt‘_’"° Nauolfal last over three years and to embrace much Umm. St ,m Ch Mott __ '

In C _m.e,.s ti ith D _ H. . _ Policy of hir John A. Macdonald, in- the Whole of Japan that it ,~~.Lgnf, ay H _ G '~’W_“ and

” “ave Wltll an cxccllciit i ressiln f

ome under Clrnistia-n influel\ce._ For we plncn mp ( C'

c a on w r lggins, _

’*'_ _ misled. /however, and the-attempt was t

“L , ing this lesson, the Liberals in the

enough consequence to wor- ”*T~’"S tc "»¢=\l*° the tariff a v0l\ll'==1l y about is of enough gon. issue. Each attempt has met with rl S . . .

ance, rradc it very clear that the c Conservative party docs not believe

I’ with soberly, studi-ously. and epsrtt

itogethcr fror... its hearing upon :irty txpcdiency. In his budget d

uigiimted by him' and continued by

to the high cost of living comes ostly from than who. tl11'°\*s'h am ion or extmvu-genes, are largnly

responsible for high prices, and Who have it within their Duwer to cut' thelr expenses by n, considers-ble per-_

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nlyins ¢-ant in America the complaint as ' . m _ bit

centage at any mouwnt that tlwy” have the courage and necessary d

termination to do so

When Sir Wilfrid Laurier was 'com- lled to,abandon lille “Free Food"

policy, which was announced last full ati-lanillton with so much gusto, it was nn unmistakealhle wdmisslqn that the tariff :ind the high cost of living

FRlllA\’, JU.\i-I 5, 1914 that the former is not the cause of

the ll: tter.

empt to nuke the tarliia political ~

The Hamilton' speech was nn at-,

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- .. 5, 1900, Lord t ant red Pre- the southern "Putt of .J n ' _lie It Wm “hu M 'mm in B mem an turn linniec -dow? :ln 'lfrensveai vlediied hiuiwif ‘tv HW%'1”" *°'

nag And hom” uw umm Jwvon help to carry on the __c0.ml1Bl§1_'l;_ln_;h»l:_'

- 'f rt f'th..,counl?- G W.

U11' G°V°"l\11'9\\¢ l’“lldl”8° “'l‘°" ll' gays cca1npaIg|i,is to ytake 'ln the still flonis proudly in, the, Wind- Mllluh smisl-lcr towns 'and vulages in the lil'

has happened since that ev~ei:i-tiul day terior; the seeand _year will lnelurle and if is rio-suvii w think “M” B"“ limi °it"f° mi. wife" “"i;°ié'§.ni"'ii.°§ _ _' uil\nl\W0 BV8011 i aln s erstwhl-ln enemies in the Orsnglg. _:agua way ot the , gospel; Winnie, me Free State are ww 1°Y=\1 w°m"°“ ° plans for on tiara. year have not yet tire nrnisn Empice. 'Among th0s= been definitely decided upon. It is who entered the capital with Lord -thought that the time for this evap-

Pd Edward gellsation campaign is now rllw. and

nouns VZ” tf'h°1__d_.nc° m,_,i‘w that there was never in the history. Island com. agen inc ing an <.. 0| the c0,mh.y,a better time for “ch

0m‘~`¢‘l'° M350' W°el'5 “nd Rev' DLI- movcnraut. The people of Japan Fiillertmi. Chaplain. / realise this an-d ure enterlmg into th‘0

' -------- movement heart and S0111.

(IlllCtl0I'l HS fOl' " "' " ""“”'iW_ ‘bw nc f°1“'=l°11 °“° ¢° the °°h.°=f “ml 'm55|0|||\¢¢y §g(;|E[y | _'rn s_ was the essence of Miss ROY-

' HETHUDIST CHURCH itson_s address, which was warmy

_ njiprcciated.

“f“".§i.'?_‘L°!_fE9iTf,l"‘l¥‘? ”F‘E?._ .-._ 'ri-‘onsnav AF'rEnNooN.

he direction of the continuation

iii. l Ja and should ln

For this purpose the sum of thirty

laiileiitnble failure. Notwithstand-

lblic press, have since made su-ndry

llure. ' I-Ion. W. T. White, Minister of Fin-

drngglng the tariff into politics. li.

e of the Government towards the 0

“I desire to nffirizath-c adherence oi

n » interestin re ort on

housaud yen should bc raised from {):;°e‘l:_3_rT(e glaianis being gdong in rr MIIOHK "UF J`0-P50959 “ml foreign gilrd to Circles and Bands. 'Dhe dis- f'”l"“'d5' The raising of uuE.m“d trlct orylanizers were appointed.

` ' ' ' " "’ House of Commons and through their 9llU“l‘l be _entrusted to uw °o“h_mm` Mrs, Roper, Cornwall, was ap|l0`-ni-cd

“OU c0mm`1tte“ Of J*‘l""_‘~ To ""_"d in for (‘harlottetown district; Mrs. W. the work of evangelisation pron,-.nent A. Thompson for Suimmerslde; Mrs. preachers and leading nveinb-:fre of all George Waller was e1ected_ to rBprc_ 1-nominations 'in Japan should be tent New Brunswick _md P_ E_ L asked to give their assistance, and branch M, the mwtin f the B0 rd

. _ l_' _ , _ ' ' If 0 3' <llBtl"E_‘_l"’h°l3__ “P§“l;f_:_“ “l‘_§’“£_‘}__h§__:‘§ of Management which is to be held

“red f a rliiltinuaticgiig cominiititee in Tomni" the latten part 01'Septem_ ness” 0°” ' _ ber. M H- li .. lu, of the I-Idinihurgh World M\SSl0!\'Hl'Y Clarke wet: elegtxg ;esys*‘alIi:‘i"inate§i’ II] Conference." "l‘-his report was mod- Mil Clarke W i t

_ as appo n Cd represen-

¢‘-Ssellllilllll’ a ¢liU'0St'l0ll io be 4°-llt lied wgewhat and the 5:21 oiwthilgy tativen to the Conference which meets.

nusan you was rw Y in cu umm Ju . "A ii e I housmld Win? we" °‘i“°1B 50 cenmi our Bgard ofmM'ali:;em2ntl." iisltliliidiiirtlj The obicct of the movement was ollso ed bv Miss. Stewart proved very help. etined. lt s to be two-fold-_-1.11 ml _'md gave the 'nwmbers M the

pcech lic stated concisely the attitu- deeper and -more exultant experience branch ____ idea of tue work carried

f the love of C/l_ir1st_ in the indivi- on by the Bm-u,d_ The ai_te_m00__

a,.in_ we quote; dum "’°“l' r°5.“ltm‘3 m more _eaimet session closed with prayer and bene-

efforts to Iced Others to the S“"‘°““-, an-tion. .ir 8.30 the executive nee and, 2,11widie-spreadpresaiit'a't'lon 0- fph~ h_ b th 29 _ -'

he Government, to ei fiscal policy of gospel truth to theA\;_,£m1e____on_Ch_,_s_ ____ ___vl‘=______e_er;__ E_ eI_ _tl_i___:;_;_ssi__._ii____<_i; _ _

an ':°mm“"lty' er. e con er' W- M- S-. 0ne_of the most successful 1

ence the various committees that conventions that have been _h__m_ The EPP f"‘”m¢"l Planned 3 °“mp“lg“ to visiting delegates have enjo ed v r

Pathologist of the Depal-tniau; ‘ utils successors 'down to the present the pm.pUse5 of evangnllsatnon u

Agriculture at Ottawu, we are in-ltime. ‘Ne believe it is the best, in- C formed ihlt in several 10C,,iiL,_is in deed, the only, and in 5 sense the f (ln-turn, . ver lar ' .°,, ,.1 inevitable policy for Cansid-a, situat-

d as it is geographically and in the xistirig conditions of the world to-

a Y S0 llllmn . of ...is

‘S€1lf0I\'s fuels have been lost tlilvltigh C

. , , _ » .c

cpcdeiuics of infeet.ous uLeo1"ti.ui. it is d

this province might be traced .i 'U

Ol . , .

siirilnr o.wneg_ The trouble is ,h,__L_ilieliev4~, it is the true policy for Can.

. ~ . -"l at present, there is no definite m¢ans’,._

‘lf f1S°°’L“i“i“l~' the Cause. H proud- 'eananinns nnu ,, deversiiieii national

oiy with ,L competent patliologist in

_ av. Under that policy Canada has B

quite possible that the n:orta‘.i'.y ln.prospcre<l in the past an-d wi‘il con-

nue to prosper in the future. ' We t

do und for every part of it if we yrard as desi‘ra.‘ble"s'tlrl1‘ls"'business"

There is no intention in this to nip-

cd with n properly equlppc-il lahora- lil.; thrnughoiit the dominion."

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‘hnrgc, this loss might have 'l;oen‘

heal to any class or to lower the ques-

uvcrtcd. The death of fifty foals re-'tion to the level obpartisan politics.

presents n loss of many hundreds of dollars to the Province and to it may he added many other losses the causes of which ure not lfnown and which would aggregate thousands ol dollars.

It is hoped that the Government

the rrovince, especially in the ad- vancement of agriculture, will see its way clear to add this great safe- ,guard. 1

POLITICS AND THE TIRIFF

'i’in~ lfnitrd States Government has

nppiiiiiteii n congressional colvnittccl to eiiqliirc into the reason why n low-

tnrirf lion not. cllcnpened the cost

»! Zivluu, ns was expected. 'l`h.Zs wmilil svmii to lndicnto that the tur-I in line .-fm .iii little in no with the I _ liiath cost of living; it would seem to 11’

indicate _nleo that the representations in made hy certain politicians in (lan- dl adn about the ‘beneficial effects of the m Unfli-.r\'~'ood tariff nre considerably

'l`ber`e are many Liberals yet, ai- C

ini persist in declaring that the

lent tlini lius little foundation. It

‘cfnr rrid to

James Davenport Wiiilpley, it well known authority, 'author of "'l`-hc 'rrnne ol tin- worm," and other stau- dard ivorkn, has 'sin i-nterest'i1.‘J Hrtlciil upon the /.n-,erlonn tariff question. He declares the tariff is not the cause of nw nigh eos; ol living. We lquote:

living in America lie more in Obllcf C

found in the cxtravagance of the.

wages for service, transportatioii 0

and all the minor expenditures for t necessities and luxuries. lt is on

the coal. of his living .lt least apper- I'

ently lower th'un that of the Ameri-

convcrilencc of American life for whnh the people pay and

things, ho\'.'e\'cr,' are not concerned

with the tariff, und, nxceptlfn-g for nn EVGYY little counts nnd the M8101'

occasional item, the tariff has little W

0|' no dlrlwt lwurlng upon the actual 25 cents as $250. ‘ PEIOIIC |48

.

cost of living to the wage-corner, or`

cultural ini,>l;:\n1=ri;:.' this yfnir

but nn appeal to ii certain class- et their votes, for, when in powc in 1911, 2-iii' Wilfrid had publicly an- ounced that no furthermeductign

opted for the specific purpose of cat-'

western fnrni-1' without :luv ru_:ai'ri to' any one else.

does not belicvo that the tariff is ulicliangcalilo, -iiijecis to "tilikez'ii:,; '_ it believes that the ,tariff should be taken entirely out of politics and

considered from il purely economic

fn the Century Magazine for April.. st,\,,dl,,_,h,f,_

MBYOF for the Newfoundland Disaster Fund?

or Sterns for the illiayornl Fund, it

people, the deurness of rent, high Would mean H decent sum. and inorc-

tomcrs for our produce, just ns we

can in his country. It is 'tire MVB llufn for their foxes for develop-

ln: I-lllrposes. It _is up to us to ns-

ii: th l h »

grumble as to the cost thereof. These :vs cm n t Mr time of trouble'

The interests of the people as i¢'W"l\0l~l and not the fortunes nf 8 political party is tr.: basis upon which the tariff is to be consldeu:-l. The rccird ofthe Liberal pnrty in

ofllcn bus proved! their insincerity up- on ihe tarlii. 'When placed in power

ltwns not until 1911, wben_ Sir

Wilfrid and his party lun-lcrs ri‘cr~giii»

zed t:h'.'\t they were losing their grip_ upon tho country, that the reciproc- ity pact wus colicnivfnl as n political issue likely to retain him in p0W6r.

Since his .lcie .' spnsiirl-l ix ellorts

have been put forth to make thc tur- ifl n, more Ilolitical lssull. ' The l.iill=|‘al advilcacy nf free agri-

gr O <-° ci -. -1 C ;|.

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ities upon ‘implements would

ado.

Free Food was a like expedient wd-

hing the votes of u class. Free wl.i_-at was an upilcal to the

Tho Borden Go.vcr|\i::.clit, wlllie it

NOTES

Have you sent your cheque to the

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If 100 fox men were to send each n hcqlle for $25 to His Worshop May-

ver 9, splendid ndvertisenient for he Fox Industry.

Newfoundland ln our Island neigh- our. The people are possihlc cila-

Wink

ll? not strive to raise $2,500?

ill be as pleased to acknowledge

even to the- man of moderate means. Fourteen years ago to-day, June

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3-1111 -.nu -1 _ __ _._i uns- _ `

ommittea of 22 members eonsistiiifil (_,Fl,1CERS ELECTED

missionaries and JHDHHGBG illV1"lB“

ntn two sections. Eastern ‘ind W“3t'l 'Phe nfiicers elected “ren Honor-ary

rn. 12 Eastern and 10 W°St‘"“' I-" rcs., Mrs. J. D. Gbipman: I-.lon'y bs respniisiblc for the wo-rk in thos: ying-»Pv~es., Mrs. (Dr.) Johnson Chu; actions. Japanese churches were Utf_,,f_U\.__n_ Prcs__ Mmf C_ F_ S;m_r0___i taxed afmfirfllilg to their mem\»2rS-'h"1D si.. Jniin; vice-Pres. ivnns H. siel > raise the funds necessary. A dal’ wssr., lluckvllile; secio-nd Vice-Pres f prayer was inaugurated to start M,B_ Gcorgf. Waller. th rd Viceyres' he rv\o~,-pmeilf..- Dr_.__ Mutt was so M,.s_ _,-_D_ gough. C'm.r°Sp0ndmg‘Scé_' p1____.m-.Tiili"`tiie spirit or the Jann- ,cm,y_ Mm En'mm port E

D _ 'l`hursliuy uff.erno0n's session was

Omn- 1" ° an opened by hymn and prayer. After

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i’r-n|-lc's '!`licutrc, 7.30 uni] 9 p. ln, power ,ignln Tm, electors were not C0lll¢l"““d hr 8 term ol mee yeius the reading ofthe minutes Mrs. Hum-

ln 1396 their pre-ei--cnt »:i nlv»l,.;us \vc\7i'._ inlrrlediuiaiy discarded. I

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N280 llllilll hi' 99-1‘ll_l1B W0“l‘l _l`e5“l`d lt Tre.risii1‘el', Mrs. F. S. Willi : ' gm- ‘

_ _ __ _ , anis, Cor

ii prnilegr- to raise from his lrie-n s ,(,SI,(,nm.n_i Sccrmarv for _Circles and

n America half the amount neuieil; B,m_.|8_ M,,s_ John HumphmyS_ S“De___ ud Serin after his rctufnftc Aiwflfil inieniiei-+. .if christian stewinrnhip he sent it very encouraging letter M,-5_ 111 1* Tnrne;-_ These omcms _ containing _n che/ln-c for four thousand are fu the maui" 0 [__ it

dollars. The object of the C-mini- __ g y a ence \-ms-i ti. make Christians. Hi-

therto there has been g, great deal of gn you want to and your winter "E"9(l“E0“'1l1i2' 1" JHPHH “"5 mimi’ clothes -in as perfect condition next tllousflnds of personshavc 'com-e more- fall ns they are now, you better nee . Or lcss under Ch'_l‘;is!(isn influence. The lied Cedar (`-on.pound. Just pack the .` Japanese lenders ` tho are to take garments in packing paper or in il :l

part in the cnnwsign are mostliv meil bureau draw:-r and scatter Red (lcd.

invite the Bishop of London and Dr. --

Roinrl, sneer. There is nn., n.y,.,-,,,, '-r:i.Ainol.i Bains and pnniin, 3 who in tnkinz a very active part, in llullvs, choice mixed colors for nulie

this mu'-’f\l.-'2nt. ii nrun whf, in in nt (‘.nrt:~r's Seed Store, cllnl‘L'c- of the Bureau of Railways fnri 2761-6-5m2i.

_ofdeen spiritual experience and men ar Compound throughout every fold of considerable ability with In generous packages l.5c. Menin- whnm Mis.-l Robertson is personally non Drug Cn., Cor. Great George & acquainted. They have idccidcql to Kent Ste \\et.l

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` Illustration shown how the ,fins iudiinrihuisd in tho len mgnli: Enrllliplilsof the DlxieNo-'I`UF'l‘ unmu_r¢mem. Mallren. exncily nr-cordmg to lhn indl\-idui.L ro. uuiremculs of such section

"/ilu., 5 ll...» funnel funnel

I NOTUFT TEN COMPARIMENT MATTRESS .~ 'i'.`."".'i:“i1::f.“<‘-‘.:;:‘......

The Dixie NoTUF T Com pzlrtmcnt Mattress

has ten coiilpalrtiiicnts or sections. lunch compnrtmciit is practically :i rimttrc-:;s by itself. Amount of filling' in ench colnpartilloui; vnrics r.ci‘ol'dilig‘ to the ilidividiial require- ments. \Vliel'c wear iz; lleu\'ic.-.t most filling is placed. No other iiiuttrcss rm: bc built this wily, o\vin;_f lo strong, protective pat- ents covering this method of construction.

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A positive gurimlitcc :igni list “spreading goes _

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The Service you Have i Been Looking for

All Arrangements for Your Trip Made in

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Allan Line American Line Red Siar Line

Cunard Line Furness Line White Star Line Donaldson Linn Canada Line Leyland 'Lin

Canadian Pacific Royal Line Uranium Line

' Through Railway tickets issued from zmywliere to anywhere via any Line of Railway at lowest rates.

Travellers Special Accident Iussurililcc. Tickets

issued for short term or year.

Sleeping car and stenmship In‘_rilis i'i~s¢-wr-if by

telegr_apli at short notice. Special nlicniiou lo planning routes for passengers.

Travellers Checks and Dominion xpress Money Orders for Sale

' _ No matter where you are going or what line you wish to _travel on we can sell you your ticket and give you a service you can- not obtnm elsewhere.

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Charlottetown

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Great Marine Disaster

such as the loss of the “Empress of Ireland” and the “Titanic” cannot but impress the civilized world more than ever before with the great value of Ins-urancef~~I~ni~ the course of a few minutes hundreds of lives and property valued at Mil- lions of Dollars are sent to the bot- tom of the sea. . _ _E

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surance, to protect them, many Homes would no doubt he left_1n financial dii‘ficulties,w1thout Marine Insurance, the loss of Millions of Dollars worth of property must surely be a staggering blow to ship- owners. and shippers.

For Insurance of all kinds, ab-

sol_ute security at lowest .rates con- su t.

Hyndman & Co., Ltd

61 Queen Street, Charlottetown, P. -E. I.

Telephone No 67

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