nein fat « tif oun than Balt | : per sonum. Cheap eoongh, the Benefits they get thie. | emberzier jer who expects to : on bail shortly proposes to | “In the cause of justice and enforcement of the awe” : “Hrebug” is to take the doubtless for the purpose of fost into California of the : leeriiges the Smyrna os n has continuousiy resided in | iy for twenty-five years shall a penton of £65 pes annum, f husband and wife be both eth | oF the pension lst they are 10 mes | re only £10 10s esch. ‘The pension | be diminished by £1 for every £1 wid by the pensioner, > administired by 4 be | to Soin the army. He has | It to be proclaimed that a had when he came to the ehich he was instructed to arownd the country has The refernne is to the with the British veraments which have ontlers of Afghanistan. says. the people mist defend with their lives, orase quarreling among fh fi T™E MISANTHROPE. A not censure me if 1 . now and then And lift my voite in eynic cry Against my fellow men. a leaves my features pale, And bids me pine ind fret Therefore, ¢ people, let me rail! Tt's all the fun I get. I have no genius for Snance; In «noris I neler axed, And if 3 jest I tre. by chanee, 1 sever do §§ well T arg in truth a leaner 3 i rennot somager debi Bo let me wolf at those who tan 11's ail the fun I get As ions Piney Yor Shah SR Poss uo LEARE go to if, &ie. fh to sit staring a! photograph when ghould be sleaping. You have a very Jong jonrney to hegin to-morrow.” “1 know that. Margaret; bat it seems as If my heart would break: if I ony (knew where he Ix pow! I am certain i he was pot the one who stole that I money.’ “No dear, T think, also, that he Ix not polity: at why has he gone away | and thus given color fo the suppost | thon LST don't know, only | feel sure there Is foul play. That Matthews, who fol. has gone I be l6¢ tant = [lowed him =o constantly, | also. Why ix not be suspected? fleve he is the guilty man.” “Ra vou have sald before. But you know he ealled to see Robert that i homo Jeft his card. bilding him good: | by. ax he was ralled away. That does not look as if he Enew®of Robert's | whereabouts, though some say they yore in league.” etka says so? Robert did net lke | Kins: as for the card, 1 am no detective, but T think it strange he should go ta ‘hid Robert good-by at an hour ne | might be saré be was in, and yet hued that sand 31 written for 1 went my & i ¥ xa I | thewa wants hia mossdge there | she sahil mo, 11 owas alveady wri foo wae dears hat pn one bat seemed to think thal really 1a rst an to bed pow | at sep | The next morning saw Elule spesd ing on ber lung journey out Wout, whera a friend had procured a place for her. io a wealthy family, to tech two ehildren, the young girl feeling an: & range. You stort | thet she could not revanin to hear her betrothed husband mscused of bank | robbery. knowing that while she foil pertain of his innocence, few, If any, Soubted his guilt, Fr letters to her | sister will best tell of her journey and after incidents: “Proar Old Margaret.<1 Know you are | tungering io hear from pe. so thin i frst moment that my writing materi | nis are available I begin a letter. 1} had a quiet. uneventful journey. | | fear I was too sad af heart to enjoy {the beautiful and varied scenery as | would once Rave done. In fact, I was quite obliviens to everything and | | grerylody aati] pearly at my Jegraey's % end, when my roving eyes lighted, | differently at first, on a tall man a few sweats abead of me in the car Presently a movement of his head sel my heart beating. It was so ike Rob ert’'s I almost held my breath and | when he half turned | was disappoint 10d to End Le bad sce bale and 2 black beard and mustache. He ar a a few stations before 1 n he wax on the platform that motion with his head r to Robert, and I saw he had eyes. Do you think, Margare:, it could be he? The episode up t me very much. #1 find Mrs. Winter a very pleasant, Domely woman with no fioe lady airs but a lady's manner: ss courtly and kind to me as If I were a duchess | There is only herself, her two children apd Mr. Winter ip the family circle ‘It is very unhealthy fo the city just ‘mow, so they are guing lhmmediately Ah ii to her mother's, a few miles luto the Added to the Infuetice in the ‘matter js hae : By 1610, and pos: less time, members of (by Btock Exchange will be. London securities, just ay serarities are now belng | n London. The money cen. orld will surely be on thie : Atlantic, for never in ls re fortunes being piled up so or to such enormous progr they now are here. ve more money than our rich Ww How to invest to advantage, | e small percentages they are, ' to secept are ample proof of We sre sure to be supreme in mad of finance, and my belief is that will come in five rather : B ten years. That it will come Is belief in Parls and In Berlin, as 1 from men who handle enon | Already v country, where they may remain ali summer. 1 know youn are thiakiag of your little sister Lo “Apel 14-1 was so glad to get your ‘pote, dear Margaret, and find you bad received mine. We are moved into a 3 i sountry town. There are a great many | Germans here and other foreigners Tals. Bat 1 must hasten to my impos. | | tant news. The day after we arrived +1 was standing by the window and saw that borrid Matthews go past. | almost exclalmed aloud. but remem. bered In time that 1 must be wary 1f 1 wanted to find out anvthilng | | only hope that he never sgw me al “bone. I do not believe Hoberr would ever have peinted me out to Lim, A | Gay or two ago he passed again. Mes ' Bmart, who is Mrs. Wiater's widowed | cpister and lives with her mother, was . with me at the window and bowed va | him, | enough to ask indifferently: “Who was that gentleman { be lve bere? : “She said carelessly: {omagtig pame ls Mayberrie pot lived here very long’ “as he wealthy? 1 asked wd don't know. He sees to have plenty of wones be has hivesd a house, { furnished it finely and they say '» looking fur a wife’ “fs he a Toreigner? #90h, no. He comes fron: one of | the Eastern States, I believe. I have | met him sev eral times, and Mr, w fa vi ¢id pot like to 68k wore ations i Just then. Perhaps I may meet the ed un 1 do, i ope 1 shall Heep yist | | evenipz at ten, and finding him not at self and asked the door maid if May | I kardiy know how 1 Kept calng | it is worse than fool. | Tis children are obediont ba teat [ene port Know pretty sod pieturesgue %0 | noticed Bl i i > £ ; ir { The next Bobert Boew & bevy A RN 5 OH PN SE AO an 1 By J. D. White. Aear FL fand I am teated as one of the family. aad wall mannered, without being prige. have 8 mid, so all | do ix fo teach them. Mra Marsh who is Mrs Win tei's Mother, i& an invalid, and sits mestly in her own private parior, as she 1% ton nervous to see nnn visitors, Keep pie informed of your daily do ingw: everything will interest me. Love to all ELSIE” “Dear Margarel- Your long, delight ti! letter made me fel half homesick, but T am ziad you are well 1 see you are ‘nelined to be skeptical about what vou call my detective work. We shall see. Mr. Mayberrie (1) called hore yes. terday. 1 was in the parlor and Mra Swart introduced me ay "Miss Carson, L fear the Eastern Riatey' I felt my color rise, and dil not dare look ap for awhile, “Mra Winter wag cot and Mr. Win. ter in town After ‘a few nines | Mra. Rmart wae called from the room, ax lpr mother wished to abe Lier, felt myeel? grow cold with the excite. | ment I was in but 1 managed to keep | my volee steady ax 1 sald after a fry | ponntes of weather t2ik and other Paedlsings: “onfex. Kmart save yon came from ene of the Bastorn State. Fave you ov Ta Massachysetis hat man grew ghastiv! ad oat toek ont Yer UAMlaranared, het vain 5 itl Tor Bis answer, oe Psst 3 mee, tn Boston) = Beard Ke the way Ma with "AN ton. It #1 ham ne Weil. T sabi: £5 oa Kind of paoders Meson, Bar the sountry You Rava pone ant te sane af them) haps son Gd” ended with a rising Inflection, Svay Fin nisi war afraid, “ian yes.ns doule. son Kpew! © oNaw there are any near ot band,” I continued, and ren over an Jot EaaiaRk, antil 1 sane 10 nar aun town, when 1 suddenly ssid, there "ips i sonld i {oo Never! » f suppose, though, you have heard af ith robbery thers jess Than | The papers were full of it! 9 Mr wr bedrt heat fo suffocation: wat-ed his aes, i you could have sedn it It wae fairly pea green, enoagh for ones, and 1 did pot want | to frighten the wrateh with leaving the place. Soa 1 talked of other mat pers. 1 shall satel Oh iT 1 only were | nts that was Robert in the ears! “1 continne to like my teaching and the ohildren. IT aw glad 1 am bere and sure something will be fanund out Write often to your sister, “May 28 1 feel almost too excited bo bold a pen, dear Maygaret, 1 have so much to tell you! Yesterday morning, as Mrs Winter wantiad some things for the childrens from thelr house, sbe ssked me to go for them, she having an engagement. a carriage from the depot, and that ir I wished to sev ssmething of the city. 1 might remain away all day, #Just ax 1 was paving the exlanan 51 the Louse. and telling him to cal Tor fie at four, a4 may one along the gldewnlk. The house 8 in 4 quiet street aml there ary few pedestilans, The cab drove off, and © targed to go up the steps when | right before me was tw maa I wel in the cary: This time he looked ar) we and I saw hop starsl 1 ooanl aot mistake these eyes nnd sprifgl wards hin 1 exclaimed: “wih, Bobet, don't yon knew me? He did, and ti tenvh hin haad once mars was sg good! 1 nde Bm Bis th wil mee SH Wie ag tae oly, hicnse i fait Well sel oan Hite very nteanivent I had oo time ro be bref 1 old him ote amid be fdlled | EEE Wore sraonerling radery F308 3, Hing gags iY ups. GRU Maryberyie § Linn JRERT 3 has bees 1 Fou sil wh 5 rae tas Age Right Dows | tre He has | sal LN ¥iy Lyisgtor Sky aie i a word with yun “The place door the strest ¥ TNE sad ust was dark #iy nent was dosertmd %, qo a EA hail felled hin, and a basdierchict | was over his pose and mouth-—ehiors form. no doubt; for he knew po mie until he awoke in u dark, damp place He stood which smelt like a celinr. , | op, and while groping about trying to They | sedbng Be hsd ou Yapiat : yw often 8 ose wt peonie ave Been in Bos ; Hwee should | er 1 Fattied that off and | Fle snd: ar | Bow PO ¥Muw 201 wad too exhausted with # Flave yg been © ih Be Ltt You kRaow thers was a bank as tation ta mot hin & year ago. Mao far fhe two comatabiles fo oor Lim jt & the nil buat I and you would not | | any ansthing about iy detective plans | : Dmg fo 1 thought 1 had dons |? i | Kins told me to taks | fond far { th sure Tor toil | ! shoes where he was a door oncned . anit A Heh appeared, Robert stond i Bh until Matthews had nearly | sien, dora gules reeled Fnac hirn hin wn and he fell forward Lys and dvageed Bun cotiny aul far spe frou} Bb out of fhm atop: WwW rom] thay Hfitna Hobert, tunw tently fear him, snyior * phere, dead men tall po MER toll Inta the water reriveel Mine. Fie ods a mai sued Alive a though it was pliteh dark. th swim cantivgsly a tank he olinbed up on it Yulong? il Fe Evagy r. Bray fow He w 10 faire he Bait darkness, ‘ame gecnstemed to AeRuinate, servant in the Sylvester family, sia wile iso gusiws Baw he og facts three weeks Robert xoew nothing. rabibety and bis disapbearanee, that ne one should dnd his young mas jter—he always calind him that Matthews, Matthews iheught Wailers dead. and quite safe, Robert's heard had grown, have recoguized him. He says Mat thews had o the soenn in case of crime. so he do Trempined fa on there the wreth from place to place Pwae at 81 Pagal Sand rie Fad that Pn Brit The Winter Pole tn thede Mig (first day Holwirt woe in that city Re or , made i mo with him {4 Tris bade hie fir AEE day Ave iy warrant wal atary and took Rrrvay Tun Bn the {Mia dre SE sein in | hee Wine 4 i THE dren Helos x lie way Buber: ern on Rl and back tn Fast ans writing early in the and. of ours hve Fare ets hut 1 owl sens this at ater, way see something in the pa. Tear Margaret, thanklal 1 an WEF 1 morning, Lak you : pare, 1 fhe sneliement BO write last night, ay Margaret, though Robert # Bote Matthew's sirapgied and es evi when handeaffed, that 4 wus Jiai iF was aceoniptisbied ul Rival iH when, see ten ant one of the on sre front the window, and wis pond. Innis whitch attracted them the isthe opesed the door Matthews then he atiempied tn fat hee thinks the | and the chloroform had dazed Matthew CD Beane Siapniag Exsniples ol taurments ind Eeowas left securely locked half an hour after oH Aleranve hat seemed an anfrequentel! then pached water. amd fe him while very expert Montes ag fie was able abaut, and Soding was stun to wove; but by the time the | he fours that Be was not far frown the house of that old Mr. ome win Wak at obe tinte a shoal sul a) Robert says he hardly oo got there: nt he Md fle roused Sandy and told him the or rashion are scully They pit Bim to hed and for : upon a veoman of Dts Meanwhile the papers were full of the Me. | Rainone read thems all and resolved | Caween of black nnedt vely wt enlivening “As foon as he had read the papers | { Wobert mild he datertiined to track evidently himself | pleating ard he dyed both beard and hair black. totieh The cold weather made a muffler and joruly laine of {fur eap ‘sith eard aphear necessary, | and he thinks ge ons but myself would | ie has tracked :! IH; thut he frst saw fom, found he safled limself Mayber te Alsappedred from hers, it was when 1 was on my journey Bobet bad heand of Bins In Wie wepp POW ities Hanes was ihe hy #8 wed wweur to lie of of Ee ith Tia 3 with his tw | tiie ) 3 An He ndgd iy jail and then sent | hoard nothing a § can only say | Ped wenta | its apd the dally paper fold | wa Togah FURR TH : ivi ;ards, they went to his cell, he bad by ing with that at anothorsit was the | When ; bride, shed at Lip. and 1 suppose iC the fio man had been alone he would | save been Killed Le wrpdell, but hls vielen Lim to break oa Wood vessel aud 8 ductor was calisd. He told the prison. gr that it was lmpossible for him to They overpower ON afer the confession was signed and witnessed, SRabert etme to see me (his orn Wim, and so soon as he can he will re rn for ne | dead hail come buck. And garet. Margaret. 1 am so happy! ‘Waverley Mogazive Carve of the Hair. gionibiy a egy 1c EE AS 1 I 0 HAS NE Once beneficial Lago Miss Beshrhde lef? ( caused | strong : beart i of dean, five, und urged him to moke a confess J vine whieh at last be did. and Robert | as {fully exonerated. He died a few | : tego hers in that State of Tren and enxy | Was, ral in her wark ss tescher, but there | ing before starting Bast. You will sea | tion that was worn at & smart church Ler [+ sepa Indesd ns If the ofr. Mar | Bronce and hapdle Areas. Ahan shampoos is in cleansing, sutritions Li and helps to retain the lasire sod oat i i ural coloring af the nap | for egg shaupoo! Separate the white ! amd voll nnd beat each wi a table! | epoon ul of water untill thoroughiy Exel sealp and then the white of the wg. 3 1 3 i i i Never take hot water after an shamipos. If the Bair {x brittle amd harsh the yolk only may be used Better romtils are obtained by use of Che white only when the BRIT IN eX0P8. When the hair ix dry and close a sin oiling of tie scalp at hath is permissive. tarest get bee Inken that the fatty at amd pure, For this reason is Viaennnnt ail i Te sendy te sition of amd pwodidrde carte warm and Lealdn be applied with benefit abated, it uily application Whh oper care, oan clenniiness, the giazule about the rent of wach Badr will do thelr part. Health | alnere The First Menu Cand, The first men card was in the form | of a blackboard. on which the onder of the courses was chalked up. It was gawd by Duke Henry of Brunswick in Ceohd. eR mvely Hilly FX (edd tay OhPe a Lai 1 Rey iN Sia is Ble ang {rant Hee, LEE eral i ny gether, {WELT many wei in Lie Boneoes Hay KATY Rss ient rab the yolk mtu the { funse with tepid water and Bnish with whieh 1 sseopiion | Diieactions : é : ; : : seriall hie ZR fo spoken of the West ay > a place of refuge, better tha crossing | : Horseshoe MODES THAT ARE NEW, BH Ge A Pimek and Wits, lars hls sive le tid an iv 8 : Tot we no n iw often oa Gewely pon ATL for ghates There DOTS nt ren ? fmer dullary tute. vet fherps wl re re Wakle bere WoT tn Fee the afienne tients ¢ Tar dArekenrs, ¥. ay 7 Frade Boetinng nat which Worn Kay if thew dotlar, thes Hore OF ¥ en g segs) 4 allslong sade OF J wg ip the fei fontind in ikl Was plsfer pared this nerves! 4 nxur stent Not ate roach dows IF suow uptll van ame tn the Black ohiffon aveor | fen pleitinee whitch adage it down the frites ed foros the tall veliar; these there foamy white obiffen 1 exquisite a part of the Thea two hirjme yirn £51 E Peay at SRenine Svean An Euipire to deweribing igh 1 garinent. the shane of thi wiley is ane > sre fiteds wil seein id Sh Rive migd 1 Im 3 apy WA ihe 5 ony i haelly imineine how distin. ent te und while ae pe conti desire H% safes It ow anf covering dethogre daa, oH HA o iE wet ne any fhaing 355] yas i Anntiure stunting age On PEE cs titres 5 LL we fhe enrian i8 i evening dress conipossd cntirely of |e black | aver saein of wigs mehr de sien graahi wii ot sd Apt 2 £8 fara frit. | Siar Thin pave who thingy ETE A Teanie fo sunrise es ni SS A I am —— {well kied # Pager te EE % tf oo Com angled : Hil weeEid ander cpepedike White satin | filflon | iinEEe &he has recently contracted fur fue purchase of a large body of lend in the Pocas Valley, which she id: 2g 1a fone gitaime The Baby's Diet, fein though a child has ent all his “oviik teeth there should be no hurry ta 1b] to 11s diet. especinily at this sea. The breskiast shonld consist of 4 soft bailed eee of 8 sancet of some coral, with buttered Irendl and 2 rupfal of milk . BON. * shignde fier of Dread and mi k or constitate the supper. should abways be jight w A tio 3 Tac Bun = 1 the (hind snd fourth yrar a sition wright be mde to the LF LY diene desirable, in the sity digested meal But the +1. with bread and bat tationy fn the fori of egw balled gernmibied, poached sufieient for a child of * Hein Ee seh YF we Eira XR. ae sil deiner soll Ee. Le put De given in any digtity until taward the close of the year. Regn wilh sweet or anger, peaches, pears and grapes, and : ar a Fikes wapid gradually add others. It is perhaps | tewdless to say that all fruit should be sori] and thoroughly ripe. but this Is of great importance: alse that it shimtid be esten at meal tne, rather thin between meals, . ® Fou fried in fat should be excluded fram the child's diet, also sll sour and gbly seasoned food Milk should be given to the child In preference to tea ar coffee, so long as it proves appetis » § 3 Ei » Methors are very apl to zo 5 #X- trvimes in regard to Sweels some al- losrhag camly fo be eaten at all times ven when His handed io the children hereon missle others discarding as sennethineg almost palsonous. A sotaiin amount of candy, If pore, or stl sweets, may be allowed even 8 twiipearodd child if given at the prog tiase-hnmistiaiely after & weal 8 ¥ gop £5 # Ox ¥ 1 children as well ax for tats, prepare only plain food, ar the alder dhuv jitide CAllw them to eat anti] satiated, and | inidyt from the beginning npon slow lag eon iend saint. tant She or Hep the Tavares lpi dey five there are jet WH With the high eolffan Hey Ppa the hy Denny, g Fale fir 5 And : places for | “41 die sheen selsing the of ear He ee 45) wee of nn splepatid denpmla noon | mil, ii ier TARY Just t aE ap pice aye dowsy that oiler TER Cane gal Birr Le AER EL CE AR Hen secing d {Venus | Ratoni ated | neantiful | Hsiseh i whieh consishml of a {oh tenths hare pearly fg Hesard ) . Ay Piteek (isang i thn, af wide “roan Visudeiphin pay Q. } z ihe 1am shoal Ao Taleaga Gavernes Torus Cawbay, 5 famony for ig eoswwhoys, Has feminine cowboy, Miss Fanny Sea who lends ail ber ginsculine soqnisetitors in the raphiity with whieh wlan has achieved Siovess, Five years hiesgo with a a pair of we few dollars in her pocket, ends. run energptie full of courage, aud un head full She started for Fexas with the nteution of helng a governess, Baving read fram dime to thoe that there were great opporivaiities for 1 i oy ¥ HE Mie Was mhoilernately BNCOPRs. was wolf enapgh money ln it to satisfy asp hitions, aod becoming imbued | fe sdventarons spirit bred by air learned to ride al with Tegan sie ¥ X he lankant for 8&8 chapoee wise ptlier Work H whieh a} fase iden thd fatpons Horseshoe | XX mapch rhrosen byt hie horse and Badly har while on hisoway § pair a break in the wire face which surrompied 1 Miss fin, anal ale insisted on aking us iol She mounted his Katehel, wire staples and a rifle for | coigpaiions, rode thirty to fhe break, repaired i. and returned in rrimnpl. She Immediately applied Unlonel Ransome for ihe position of fence rider and cxtile gosrd on rgnchand sie it, Ads AYR oh brah an tse ing, iE¥ VEL EAs sen found 1584 Was £5 rey Rite sean lire yl rey duiles Las St {rial Rive has hell the puasition Wars anil Gunng Bibel amd sealpet Sd isbn wolvdk, fngnars aud Iw nf these aul & Daunte af STUNG pret vipa gir SORE every did HUT DOTY Western the pearly rioud has foarte a far for that iw PH Nivkiea wile i 0 {Harty nine ROADS Wa (uisl Ey ok oa pisos Phe 80 SRT eR gavel in FO if ie baginning career aud Ef rpande nl PHYS Hor wages gnant, toate IR hip 4. Tne wild aunbmals, smon #4 year Comendn cows pd calves 1 has miatnanged to ad her bend up to this thoe, and she has branded mauve than 4X calves It in said that she pow owns aearly 10K) § head of the prettiest, fattest and most docile Herefords on the Western | Hx the ta alps ol valiant STK) | th neariy sk yours ago shi | TIA aE iy $4 ¥ i cenit Dasumsibier that each ohitld has his peco- AH Leen nepfiset safely another may be eatirely L uninlide to digest { to wralk upon. | ranritry bred men aml women are supe Tid | af dplloatny 5 a Pwark with which women delight to miming, und with a Ping dy Laas ile Yaeml abatt S00 head to and theroueh mastication Hee ard wha ane can eat with ft is necessary lo sttdy the children in onder to give the abst that will make them healthy. F iappy and robust, Injurions to the Fool, A shaw dealer asserts that oity wom Lan vrear shoes from one (0 three siges later than those who live {nthe coun try The arvificla] paverients, be says, sre roxponxible for this, as the yield. tng earth is the only oatursl substance “The pet muscles of nile soft and elastic” he says, “while on hand pavements these muscles hee camp hard and unyielling with a yadinal enlargement of the whole foot. Phe romble experiegesd DY sa many people with the feet is caused less by : thizht shoes than by stone and brick shiowalis The remedy suggested Is to wear shoes with thick, soft soles in i grder to minimize the difficnlty as wich us possible. aud bolero jackets of Batty lamb are so much warn and so uch in demand that the skins are be. ming sCarce. sites of gold framing pavels of pleated white chiffon was the exquisite crea. wiadliding recently. Ermine fur and white chiffon form a islitonable combination for evening # id | and bhridesmakis® bars, and a buneh of | posew at one side is the only trimming. White earacnle is being used a good deal among those who can afford dell- optie and ephemeral furs, A princess piabie of white caravule with smbrods sie of the new things in the loweiry fine (his season is the introduction of carved vary bits of Aligree forn their costumes. Three-quarter leagth far coats lose and xtralght. sre very smart for morn. with large, fiat and slightly fa, These coats when of cavsoule are Heated and hang loose Wear. i frei Droleros of another fur, A fanciful maf, recently seen here, of white netine, with tiny bands the milled sdovs. It was pra with a hat of walle foil, with a wear? fastensd at he ouster of white chirysan sable on Paviynt oF ureferowd this win. Hes, LYeHng Teogquentiy IFmnings are most easly In painiiug, ome Lis 1 sane Pa onl gore of the skirts separate gamit aid ot La Riry ix tunic The = addons eal Linge, gonns heave aN 3 ie, so twn alike. Bivery woman of fashion in Paris ins wears a vedl when sbe Seis foot ont of doors. What are Known as complexion” veils are favored. while piany toiared veils are seen principally ia chiffans, where red and blue are taking the place of green, and brown | Is selected to match tan and golden: taewn costumes + + a Tus yiaabiy
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