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Tuesday "Brandeis Stores
Special Bargain Day
Many odd lots are sold every
gains. You can save money
Zephyr Ginghams a.t 9c Yard Basement
Just received waist and dress lengths, stripes, checks,
plaids and plain colors every yard a 15c value, yd. .
Yard Wide Siikoline Remnants in Basement
For making comforters on bargain square, Tues
day, at, ier yard
A Sale of Fine Dress Foulards
Main Floor Bargain Square
A special purchase of these popular silks n fk aa
enables us to offer $1 foulards-on bar- 11 MP mW l J
gain square, at, per yard , W J
Fall Suitings at 39c and 49c Yard
Main Floor Bargain Square
40 to 50-inch Fall Suitings, including the scarce black and
.white checks, serges, panamas, batistes, novelty suitings,
etc. worth 75c a yard bargain square, 9Q A(n
at, per yard UtL"'i JL
k 18-Inch Fine Cambric and Nainsook Embroideries
Flouncings, skirtings and corset cover embroideries -i Q
..worth up to 30c a yard main floor, at, yard JLOL ,
Medium Width Embroideries and Insertions Up nl
to 8 inches wide main l'loor, at, yard f 2
Women's, Men's and Boys' Hosiery Fine cotton, full seam
less, fine and heavy ribbed worth up to 25c a 4 Cn
pair main floor, at, per pair JL3L
Women's, Misses' and Children's Munsing Underwear
Vests, pants and union suits main CA QOn tClO
floor, at, per garment 3uC"wOC"pI
Omaha 8 most important style event will take place
next Monday. Our annual fall opening will be the
tm)k of fashionable Omaha.
BRANDEIS STORES --
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BUSINESS AFRAID OF CUBA
Property Owners Pay the Taxes and
Politicians Misrule.
LITTLE INTEREST IN POLITICS
Millionaire Plantation Owner Saya
lie Nee -o Hope for m Better
mrnt of' the Political Con
Ultlona of 'the Inland.
"The property owners pay the taxes In
Cuba and the politicians use the money for
Ihelr private pleasures." This ia the tenor
of the Indictment of the Gomel administra
tion by Senor liafael Benttei Roy as of
Havana, who 'was a guest at the Paxton
Monday, tie nor Ituya is a millionaire sugar
tower, manufacturer, banker and steam
ship owner of the Island. He Is returning
to New York, accompanied by his daughter,
Mini Carlilsct Rnyas, and a hiiHlnp fHenrf.
Oliver Hill, after an extensive trip to the
I'aclflo coast.
"The sugar crop in the Islands this year
is guod and prices are fair, but business
conditions Hie fearfully demoralized. The
buHneSs Interests are hopelessly In the
minority In Cuba and the country Is ruled,
or rmher misruled by the riff-raff. The
best ciUxeng 'take no interest In politic..-.,
since a protest on their part would be
of no effect, so far as bringing about u
cliango la tfoverument la concerned, and
llio cluss hum In control would not hesi
tate ty apply the boycott In town or to the
torch In the country, domes lias not the
confidence of the business Interests ot the
country aud ho never did have It.
"I see no other outcome for Cuba but
the Continuance of Uds cut-throat policy,
with business fighting shy of actual de
velopment of the island, with little revo
lutions , from time, tut lime, with property
at the Qiercy of tlio low and the worthier,
who pay no Uxes and who will not work,
till the United States la forced to establish
a protectorate over the country and thus
bring order out of chaos. My family hus
been residing In New York for the last two
years,' where 1 am educating my children,
and we shall be ready for the change when
It comes. And It will come within the next
leu years, though 1 duubt If It comes by
the electorate of Cuba asking for It; that
lawless, glutting element does not want
order."
bettor Royaa speaks no Kngllsh, and
either ' Mr, Hill or his daughter acts as
Interpreter on this trip. He said he was
gieatly enjoying his tour through the
I'nlted Status and declared that he was
astouuded at Its greatness.
Halltllita; I'rrmlla.
W. I'. Van Ar.iH II. 3i.4 Urand avenue,
frame dwelling. foOO. Mrs. Fannie Kus
fcorithek. 8tJ3 l'avenport, framo dwelling.
tl.MJO; Pamuel Mancuso, 2123 Pierce, frame
store, fXoOU; O. I'eau, '17 Kvatit, fiume
IwelliniC, U.0V0.
Physical
Exhaustion
When you feer-weak, tired
out, and un refreshed by sleep
or wheu your appetite and
di;-eftioa are poor, you will
find its use invuluuble.
HORSFORD'S
Acid Phosphate
(Boa-AlcoacUc
Tuesday at most unusual bar
on every one of these specials.
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Dick Ferris
Found Politics
Costly Fun
Showman Breaks Into Primaries in
Caifornia and Proves an
Easy Mark. y
Dick Ferris bas the showman's Instinct,
and Is willing to try anything once. Very
recently he Indulged In the fun of trying
to run for the nomination for lieutenant
governor in California. It cost him Just a
little more than $5,0U0, and the following
expense account filed by him In compliance
with the law Indicates that he thinks he
paid more than the advertisement la wortn:
1 Telegrams from Minneapolis; bit
ing at the bait S 10.00
2 expenses to San Diego and re
turn, ami Incidentals wmle lucre.. 40.00
3 Kirs I trip 10 San Francisco, In
cluding Incidentals while mere...... 00.00
4 Second trip to San F rancisco und
return, hotel bills, cost ot Hiring
banquet hall for smoker, maintain
ing Headquarters, etc 661.40
5 t'ersonai expense and canvass of
voters, such as being the "tail guy"
fur a ouncii 01 alleged votets Hang
ing around saloons, who "moved
In when 1 attempted 10 buy a
di'lnfc for myself 100.00
t Circulating and verifying peti
tions and printing bill. 1 do not
know whether tnls money was
spent or nut; It Is my opinion It
was not 1,316.00
7 Circulating and verifying peti
tions, so Moselle says, i'eroonaiiy ,
1 don't know and don't believe 111111.
Have tried to gel vouchers from
Moselle and U. White, but failed;
In (act, have every reason to be
lieve 1 was the red-haired political
lamb sheared by these two gentle- '
men 1.260.00
S Money borrowed by D. White and
G. t.. Moselle to cover alleged ad
vance on circulating petition. They
tried to get $660 mure for same al
leged purpose, but I refused to
further answer "hands up" 4.V).00
9 to lti Advertising 366.00
17 Office expenditures lo.uo
IS Advertising lu.ou
Is Canvass of voters 00. 0U
20 For conveying a few Infirm and
dlaoled Orange county voters to
the polls, who must have voted for
my opponents 25.00
21 and Advertising cards 3M 40
Z3 Cuts for newspapers and cards... 62.60
24 Compliance with law 50.00
26 Olfloo work 4. 60
!. 27 and 2N Advertising...-. S1.V0
!' Advertising"
4.06
150 00
mo
164. UU
S3 Campaigning and canvassing vot
ers
Correspondence
35 and 3t 'Advertising
Total ....5,3D9.7
LIEUTENANT N. W. POST
TAKES RECRUITING OFFICE
Former Omaha Box Hecoinrs Head of
aval ltrrrultlac Station, to Re
lleve I. r. Wrtteua-cl.
Lieutenant W. N. l'oct today took charge
of the naval recruiting station In Omaha,
relieving Lieutenant Commander I. C. Wet
tonKel. who Is transferred ot his own re
UiwHt to the naval recruiting station at
Minneapolis. Lieutenant Post was trans
ferred to Omaha from Buffalo. He resided
In Oniul-a for several years as a boy and
was graduated at the Omaha High school,
lie then moved to North Platte and was
appointed a cadet to the national naval
academy from the Sixteenth Nebraska d;s
trlet by the late Representative Neville.
Lieutenant Post's father-in-law, R. E.
Jordan, lives In this city, and for that rea
son, as well ss from a desire to see his
former boyhood friends and to renew their
acquaintance, the lieutenant was glad to
come back to Nebraska. Viull a few
niontl.s ago Lieutenant Post was at sea.
He has hsd many Interesting experiences
in different p'ts of the world. Ho said
that he was delighted to see the familiar
scenes of his youth when he arrived la
Omaha.
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15c ladles' llomn Journal Pattern.
Autumn Opening Week
It's an "opening" in its real sense. Not so much a dis
play of the artificial in flowers and things but a compre
hensive exhibit of the newest and best styles in Fall gar
ments, fabrics and accesories to the dress. It's an informal
occasion in which every part of the store is putting forth its
be3t efforts to show its choicest wares':' We invite and even
urge you to come and spend as much time as you choose.
The Fall Millinery
Bennett's Milinery gives an accurate interpretation of
the most authoritative styles. It is everywhere conceded
that this store maintains a masterful leadership of the
Omaha millinery situation. Here you find the greatest vari
ety of practical designs hats that have the artistic influ
ence prominently in evidence. Our designers are experts
from the large Eastern shops, who know the art as thor
oughly as one knows the alphabet. The hats on view reflect
the most advanced ideas, still you'll find prices on the same
low basis that has made this the most widely popular mil
linery emporium of this section.
New Tailored Suits
Our suit stock is splendidly replete. The woman who
from necessity or choice pays $15.00, $19.50 to $30.00 for her
suit will surely be best served here.
"We have strictly new models in all wool broadcloths,
worsteds, serges and rough effects in the-leading colors.
They show the handiwork of the master tailor, being shaped,
padded, interlined and stayed equal to tailored-to-order gar
ments, yet at half the cost. See the fine lines at
$15, $19.50, $25 to $35
Tuesday in the Domestics
PILLOW CASE H Good ones.
worth 14c; special. . .10
MUSLINS Unbleached, good
weighty fabrics; usually 8V4c,
at ..;.5H
SHEETS Full bed size, extra
heavy 75c kind 50
1,000 Pieces of Iridescent Colored KJfr
Glass, values up to 50c, at. . .; . PL
Lot consists of Jelly, Dishes, Boa Bons, Olives, Bowls, etc.; a re
markable bargain that will crowd the China section Tuesday. A nickel
buys pieces worth up to 60c. Think of It! " -
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WESTERN ANIMALS IMPROVE
Prof. H. B. Smith Tells of Betterment
of the Grades.
JUDGE AT MANY EXHIBITIONS
l nlveratty of Nebraska Is Doing a
Great Work In the Animal In
dustry Department and Is
Getting- Hesulta.
"There has been a most wonderful Im
provement in the grades of cattle at the
variouu state and Interstate (airs In the
west in lil0 over the previous year, and
breeders and ft rivers are better posted.
I might say better educated than ever be-
for," said Prof. it. It Smith, chief profes
Bor of animal husbandry at the University
of Nebraska, who was In Omaha Monday
on his way to attend the Interstate fair at
tftoux City, la., which opened Monday.
Prof. Bmlth is one of the leading and
best known Judges of cattle In the United
States and has received high recognition
from the federal Department of Agriculture
and from other sources. When the fall
season closes he will have judged high
grade beef cattle at the following state,
Interstate and International fairs: Ne
braska, Kansas, Wyoming, state; Sioux
City, St. Joseph, interstate, and the Inter
national at Chicago,
i Benefit All Breeders.
"These shows have done a great work
for the breeders ot pure-bred cattle and of
high-grade live stock generally," said Prof.
Smith. "When an Intelligent farmer or
breeder wltneaes '.he Judging of his cattle
and also of his neighbor's cattle, he notes
the points that score and those that do not
score and profits thereby. To this I at
tribute the wonderful Improvement In the
cattle exhibited this year over those ex
hibited in past years.
"In the line of my work at the Nebraska
university I would like to tell the people
that we have a first-class exhibit of all
the high grades of horses, cattle, sheep
and swine at the university, and we have
taken approximately 14.000 In prises at the
Chicago International live stock fair In the
last few years. In the beef carcass contest,
with the United States and Canada In the
field, the University of Nebraska took
three-fourths of the prlxes. This shows
that our feeding and our beef foods In Ne
braska are pretty near perfection, and I
think we should be proud ot it."
Prof. Bmlth has lately prepared, at the
request of Secretary Wilson, a bulletin on
animal production for use In the high
7;a"?&j:f Sects!
Women who use Mother's Friend are saved much of the discomfort and suffering
so common with expectant mothers. It Is a penetrating oil that thoroughly lubri
catos every muscle, nerve and tendon Involved at such times, and thus promotes
physical comfort. It aids nature by expanding the skin and tissues and per-
xcctiy prepares the system for the
coming of baby. Mother's Friend
assures a quick and natural recovery
for every woman who uses It. It Is
for sale at drug stores. Write for
free book for expectant mothers.
BiunrnxD eequlatob co,
Atlanta, Qa,
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Hook 2V lnliulln
TABLE DAMASK Half bleached.
Just 4 pieces, 30c values. . . 18
HUCK TOWELS Good service
able ones, for rooming houses,
hotels, etc.; hemmed ends.7V4
CKA8H TOWELING Specially
good lot, at, yard 5
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schools of the 'TTTuntry. His "Profitable
Stock Breeding" Jfrtm received high praise.
Prof. Smith leaves this evennlng to attend
the Interstate fair at Sioux City.
Cometh Now the
Fair Co-Ed and
the Athletes
Here She Is Also the Chap with the
Slant Pockets Hazing
in Order.
Cometh now the season when the under
graduate flourlsheth like unto the over
quoted green bay tree; when numerous
young men dressed generally In exagger
ated styles or as like Georgia Cohan as
they can get, do swarm upon the dear old
campus; when cries of "Old man! how are
you 7" ring but; when baggogomasters are
engulfed in mountains of trunks and suit
cases; when boarding house mistresses set
a table which ia better than it will be some
weeks hence; when the fair (sometimes)
co-ed thinks once of what courses to take
and twice of prospects for a prom invita
tiongenerally called a bid.
The college student is getting fairly nu
merous In these days In Omaha as well as
In Lincoln, Ann Arbor and Madison. And
the brand here Is like the article every
where else. The shopkeepers are taking
notice of his advent. Pictures supposed to
portray undergraduate life appear in win
dows of book stores and others to make a
special suggestion to meet his or her sup
posed fancies. The haberdashery windows
are aglow with fervid neckties, the cloth
ing stores have suits with pockets turned
at extraordinary angles, wnlle the sporting
pages of newspapers are beginning to sound
the usual crop of "bear" stories from the
campus.
A week ago all over the country the col
lege correspondents were declaiming that
according to Coach prospects were
never better for a championship team for
Old .
The haxing story Is next In order and
may be looked for any day.
Dlsararef al Conduct
of liver and bowels, in refusing to act, Is
quickly remedied with Dr. King's New Life
Pills. 35c. For sale by Beaton Drug Co.
Woman and Chtldrrn Burn to Death.
CHICAGO, Sept. 19. Mrs. Anna Bellca of
Chirago l.awn and two children were
burned to death by an explosion of gasoline
today. Two other children were probably
fatally burned. The accident occurred
when Mrs. Bellca tried to start the kitchen
fire with oil.
Tor the mother In the home to be
strong and well, able to devote her
time and strength, to the rearing of
children, Is one of life's greatest
blessings. Often the bearing of
children Injures the mother's health,
it she has not prepared her system
In advance for the Important event.
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PA KOUBKE B MEIQHBOS
TXlTTYPXt Should say not) just as
embossed art gem.
Gee Whiz
Is the name of one of our new shoes.
Hi-Bump
Is the name of another lnst that we
are selling rapidly, both In black and
tan, and we have so many new names
for so many new styles that the Kng
llsh language would tremble, should
we try to enumerate them.
OMAHA IS TALKING ABOUT
THIS IHOB BTOBB. (Good! That
means an endless chain of advertis
ing )
$35-?, $4, $4L
Will buy men's numbers from 6 to IS
at our store. In all kinds of new
leathers, made up In the very latest
styles.
"Some Class"
To Our Shoes
And that's why the trade Increases,
for there Is no question about the
comfort and wearing qualities of our
line at
svecuLfiHoe
Just four doors south of Farnam.
About half way between Florence and
South Omnha. Can't miss our corner
enlrnnce. You need no chart or guide
to find our men's store in a men's
block.
Isn't Much
Yet it's a great deal when you
pay It for a pair of Men's Shoes
that are worth no more and for
all you know until you have worn
them a week a great deal lees.
Our customers never take such
g chances when they, buy a pair of
Our $3.50
..Specials..
For Men
Every pair has more than $3.60
value to them and our guarantee
Is, your money back If you are not
satisfied. The styles we have in
these $3.50 specials are exact
copies of the higher priced shoes.
Models of the very latest styles,
high heels, short vamps, button
and Blucher, single or double soles
In all leathers, Pat. Colt, Velour
and Box Calf, Vlcl Kid and the
best values on earth for $3.50.
Drexel Shoe Co.
1419 Farnam 8ft.
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Prize Offer
Special Copy
The Daily Newspaper Club
offers a series of prizes for the best
advertisements as to the value of-news-papers
for a National advertising cam
paign. REQUIREMENTS
COPT Must be submitted by Oc
tober 1st. 1910.
SIZE All advertisements to be
made up 70 lines D. C,
and to be submitted in the
rough (pen or pencil) with
layout attached, type sizes
and illustrations to be in
dicated. SUBJECT The use and value of news
papers In a publicity cam
paign, effectiveness, low
ness of cost, value or repe
tition, influence on the re
tailer, etc.
PRIZES
First Prise
Second Prize
Third Prls
Ten Prizes
$26.00
16.00
10.00
1.00 each.
and honorable mention.
Advertisements winning prizes to be
the property of The Dally Newspaper
Club and any others that are desired
will be purchased.
AWARDS
Awards will be made by the Execu
tive Committee, and printed in the pa
pers composing The Daily Newspaper
Club.
The Dally Newspaper Club
E. J. PRESTON, General Manager.
, 803 Pulitzer Bldg.. N. Y. City.
JO-NIGHT
Reliable
Dentistry
Tad's Denial Rooms
314 S. lSttl St. I
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Sec Our Wonder
Suits
With extra, pair
of Knickerbock
er. IligKcM Snap
h'.xer, at
$3.45
THE RE LI
Bargain Day in
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535.C0 SAMPLE TAILOR SUITS, $24.90
200 elegant sample tnilor suits, made to sell at $35 and
$40. No two alike; the very latest style ideas, colorings
and fabrics a rare bargain
Tuesday, choice
(?f I QA for high class
li.tU $25.00. Nearly
Come early and get first
Covert Jackets, all new fall
styles, made to eell at $7.50,
Tuesday at 84.05
Fine Panama Press Skirts, navy,
brown" and black, extra Bpecial
barginis 83.05
Big Sale ot Ladles' Sample Hid
ing Skirts Second floor, Tuesday.
Wool Knit Skawls, fascinators, Sweaters
AT LESS THAN HALF REGULAR PRICES
Wool Shawls, in all colors, ; Wool Shawls and Fascina--
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values to $1.25, on sale, at,
choice 49c
Ladies' and Children's Sample Sweaters, in all colors,
regular values to $10 on sale in four lots
at $2.45, $2.98, $3.98, $4.98
Children's Sweaters that sell in a regular way to $2.00,
at 98c
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FORENOON ONLY
Genuine Amoskeag Check Ging
hams, worth 7 He yard, 6 yards
limit, at, yard 5
Armure Flannelettes, always sell
Bfor 12 He yard they are fast
colors, fine patterns, yard 7 He
Parkhlll Pillow Slips, 4 2x36 al
ways sell for 16c each, tomor
row only 10e
Amanagastlc, a 72x90 Seamless
Sheet, made of Utlca MIHb cot-
ton, round thread linen finished
and very cheap at 7 6c Tues
day forenoon only .... 61
High Grade Wool Dress Goods
All the $1.25 Broad
All the
cloths 05
All the $1.60 Broad
cloths .. $1.12 V4
All the $2.00 Broad
cloths .. SI .32H
cloths S1.G8
All the $3.00 Broad
cloths $1.06
All the $4.00 Broadcloths
Perfect fit guaranteed or
Our Family Liquor
Evan's Table Ale, per dozen
Pints $1.25
Our Old Reliable Maryland Rye
and white corn whiskey, six
years old, full quarts;. 75J
Per gallon, $1.00.
PUr UP YOUR ITALIAN BLUE PLUfliS NOWl .
We have a special car of eitra fancy Italian blue plums. Nothing
finer, for preserving. They are packed four basket in crate, and
contain about 9 dozen to the basket Thursday, per crate $1,15
GREEN TOMATO SALE FOR PICKLING
bushel basket, per basket, at . 17H
RIPE TOMATO SALE FOR CANNING
Vs bushel baskets, per basket, at 25
The last of the peaches for canning. Extra fine Elberta Peaches,
per crate , . g5
All Sunday's prices In Groceries, Butter, Cheese, Crackers and fresh
. Vegetables.
DOW'T
TRY MYDEN'S FIRSTS
FORGET
Compare for yourself
Measure The Bee against other local
papers in respect of quality as well as
quantity of timely news and interest
ing articles from day to day and The
Bee's superiority will he demonstrated
FLORIDA
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ILLINOIS
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On the first and third Tuesdays of each month the IL
LINOIS CENTRAL will make an exceptionally low Iloine
seekers' Excursion rate to points in Florida. Limit twenty
five days with many stop-over privileges.
The "Seminole Limited", a through solid train from Chi
cago, carrying standard sleepers, dining-cars and observa
tion car, offers unexcelled facilities for reaching Florida.
Tickets, rates, reservations and detailed information at
City Ticket Office, now located in new City National Bank
Building, or write
SAMUEL
District Passenger Agent,
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Clothes a.t $14.50
The Home of
Hart, Schaf
ner & Marx
Clothes
A OLE STORK
Cloak Department
opportunity
$24.90
tailor suits, made to sell at
all $20, $22.50 and $25 values.
choice.
long 811k ituttherir.rd Rain and
Auto Coats, all colors, f 18 val
ues 810
lilies' Ijohk Crepe Klmonas
Beautiful new designs, worth (o
$4.00. choice 81.05
Fine Fur Coat Sets, scarfs and
muffs, all most moderately
priced.
tors, all colors, values to
$3, Tuesday, "choice 98c
EE No. 1488, the best 11.25
comforter, made of sanitary cot
ton, fast colors, 6 limit, at,
each gg
AFTERNOON ONLY
80 dosen Turkish Towels, ama)lsalce
but a-ood, rea-ular price 7ViC, on
sa.e, afternoon, at, each 4o
60 dozen liurk Towels, they are Un
ions, half linen, regular price Is 10c
each, in this sale 7He
Merry Muslin, a first clasa tvc
bleached Tuesdaj afternoon THe
roa 1U SAT
A 10c Hntt tr . . . , Be
$1.00 Cotton Blanket for 78o
Kl.uO Cotton Kianket for.,.,,,,, BUo
A 124e Sllknllne lOo
A lOo Twill Drapery for qulltlna- 7Vit
Several other aucelals tor fcatvir
dny. Sale Broadcloth. Tuesday
$2.60 Broad
All the $6.00 Broad
cloths .... $3.05
All the $6.00 Broad
cloths . . .. $4.78
klrte made to measure
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and 4.00
money refunded
Departnunt Specials
White Tokay Whine, very fine,
full quarts 50
Per gallon, $1.60.
Home Made Grape Wine, red or
white, pure,' fine- flavor, per
gallon $1.00
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