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jgFINANCE, C
| New York ,'.
VV YORK, Not. 9. ? Stocks ex
Hoced their worst decline of the
H Yesterday, falling 3 to 8 polntc
Revival of liquidation, provoked
ly by the latest political crisis it
la. Bonds also were affected it
nusnal degree and remittances to
Bis and Italy established lowed
WU S1UGB Lilt- war.
H. echo of tb* recent election and
possible bearing upon corporate
In was furnished by the extrem:
Hfness of local tractions, which
41 severely, affecting utilities ol
umi prominence, such as Amcrl
'Telephone and Western Union Tel
|t. Pittsburgh
iXTSBURGH, Nov. 9.?The Pitts
Hkh market ruled dull, but with on<
Heptton prices either closed lower 01
Hjbanged, the minimum price reguia
His. probably averting further loss
H stinghouse Air Brake declined from
Hito 96 and closed at the lowest
Hktinghouse Electric declined froc
Ho 36 autf closed at 37.
Hill and gas shares closed % to lr>
Hrer, but the only stocks tor whict
Hire was a demand on the decline
Hire Ohio Fuel SuddIv and .Manilla:
era Light r.nd Heat, Pittsburgh
owing common rallied to 3',g. but de
,W to and closed at 2%. A smn.
(of Pittsburgh Brewing common sol-:
14. American Window Glass Ma
the common sold unchanged at 40.
Summary.
Ics? High. Low
ISO A W G Mach.. 40 43
,100 Diana Mines .. .06 ,u<
50 Fireproof 4 4
40 Do preferred.. 10 10
500 lnd Brewing... 3',i 2-3J
l 20 Do preferred.. ?13U 13
( 10 Lone Star Gas.. OS OS
.200 Mfrs L & H ... 53% 52
fJSOfr'Mt Shasta 2T .2t
^635 Ohio F Supply.. 42 11V;
.{ 10 Pgh Browing ..4 4
' '300 P-J Copper ... .46 .4(
l' 4 U N G Corp 153Vl? 153 Vi
ilOO U S Steel...... 35 00
r 105. West Airbrake., as 06
J135 West Electric.. :tn 36
Hp'; ; v
| 'Grain and Produce
I CHICAGO, Nov. 9.?Corn underwen
h decided setback in value yesterday
largely as a resuu 01 me report o:
KCrensky's overthrow and of Uusjtar
Pfae talk. The market closed nerv
tuts, at losses of l%c to 2'.ic net. rvitl
Mecembor ?1.16Ti and May $1.12 l(
Oats declined >,g? Uc to vie
L vyylslons gained 20c to 53c.
Mffiralcles. Open. Close
-December $1.18% $l.iur;
May 1.13% 1.12
Oata?
December ..1 59Vi .52
JJMay 60% ,?0'.?
PrtTk?.
^January 45.25 tt.7<
is? :=
Oil and Gas,
bv_ vT^,~ ?. ..
I; iu xuuviuiiun uiscrici, uoaanugc
Jcounty, West Virginia, the Manufcr:
turers Light and Heat company li
[due in the sand at No. 3 on the W. H
mavis farm. In Grant district, Harn
'son county, the West Virginia Centra
LGgs company has crooked hole at a sec
; Ihd test on tho H. N. Gaston farm ant
skidded the rig. The same com
1 |Tny is drilling tests on the Eliza A
la'ith and A. B. Vanborn farms, it
E"ion district the Fisher Oil com pan)
, Vue in the Big Injun sand at No. t
r the S. L. Perring farm. In Nev
(flllton district, Doddridge county, th<
piope Natural Gas company has put iti
test, on tho H. K. Hewitt fajfm tr
pumping. It is producing 10 barrel*
a day. in Clay-district, Mouougali.
county, the Marion Oil company's No
7 on the Adam Cunningham farm is a
10-harrel pumper in the Big Injun sand
In the apme district the Pentres3 Gas
company has the rig completed lor :
test on tho Price heirs' tarm. The Car
?rreAiJ/uinrnn ii?
JIO TfUMJLIUUL
I DECLARES MRS.
| . DAVID WESTAIi
| This Grateful Woman Pays
. Glowing Tribute to
^. Nerv-Worth.
Kfdrs. Wet tail's husband was superiu
Hj-dect of the local B. & 0. shops ai
^%-tinsburg somo time ago and be and
J .3. Was tall had a wide circle ol
[trlenda7throughout West Virginia. Mr
iW'estoU is superintending tmportunl
i Kovertunent work in the South, and
L\Irs. Westall is residing at the Hotel
^IviaitHageratown. Md. A short time
ago'ittj- Westall made a test of Nerv
Worthed so beneficial were the re
snltatljat she gave the following state
"Mfcve sufTered with extreme ner
r^no*** for years, followed by sleep
despondency and low vitality
Weak nerve force. 1 ha\c had
;the gjtvices of numerous physicians
andetriec all the remedies 1 could learn
of but gained no relief whatever.
;5f"i learned from some friends of the
great virtues of Nerv-Worth and con
minded to try It Since using the first
1>o*l* I am vary decidedly Improved
and shall continue to use, believing it
.Will entirely eliminate all my nervout
Ills. I cheerfully recommend it to all,
hsjthas proved a wonderful medicine
MOT" MRS. DAVID WESTALL,
?>"Hotel Vivian, Hagerstown. Md."
h^VrR Crane ft Co.'a drag store selle
Kerr-Worth in Fairmont Tour dollar
-hack tt this famous family nerve-bullet
sr docs not help YOU.
ML AND GAS
' negle Natural Gas company la drlllln;
down a second teat on the N. A. Moon
farm.
is miS
'! ADOPTS H OF!
1
| Schedule Whrch Was Chang
ed Has Stood Since the
Civil War.
Representing a solid phalanx of the
profession, tho Marion County Ba
Association has been rounded into ai
effective organisation and at a largcl;
I attended meeting last evening in th<
. circuit court room decided to ralsi
the minimum of fees, which had rc
mained tho same since the days, o
' tho Civil war. Every lawyer practic
' ing at the bar is or has applied ti
' be a member of the association ex
1 ccptlng one who no longer retain
an oilice and another who is abcu
1 to respond to army service.
' One of the pleasing features of th<
' meeting was the receiving of foui
' teen applications for membership
1 which with the two received at <
' previous meeting, means a gain o
' membership of sixteen. These ap
' plication? were referred to the cxecu
tive committee for examination am
I approval.
Last night's meeting proved tha
- the association which had been regard
nd for a number of years as being tb<
> best ono In the State, has come bacl
strong
The committee uppoimed to draf
the new minimum fees for local set
vices presented its report and th
changes were adopted. The commit
tee developed tho fact that a $10 fe<
> of live years ago today really reprt
i scnts but $4." I considering the wa:
materials and expense^. general!
1 liave advanced
In addition to the general readjust
ment of fees, the following have beet
adopted for collections by the pat
sage of tho following resolutions:
Therefore, Be it resolved by tho Mil
rlon County Bar Association, tba
hereafter the following schedule b
. adopted as the minimum rate for col
I lection fees, to tvit:
13 per cent on $300. S per cent oi
. excess to $1000. 4 per cent on execs
t of 51000. Minimum fee. $5. Claim
under 510.00, 30 per cent. Minimus
[ suit fee before a Justice. $7.50, plu
, commission, the whole not cxceedim
. 50 per cent of claim.
, A. L. Lchtuan. the president, wa
, in the chair, in accordance with tb
bylaws the association will meet oi
tho last Thursday nighl of eacl
month.
The report of tlie committee on Re
vision of fees which was adopted I
' as follows:
Your Committee on Revision o
Roes begs to report that it has goni
over fliis matter carefully, and rec
' oinmends that this Association adop
, the following minimum schedule o
fees: ?
fees in Supreme Court.?For tuak
' ing motion, not less than $50; for pre
paring brief, not less than $100; fo
making oral argument not less thai
$50.
' In addition to these fees a charg<
of not less than $25 par day and ex
' pensos in going to. attending and re
turning from the court.
Foes in United State Court?Fo
I making motion, not less than $50; fo
preparing brief, not le.|i than $100
I
SPECIAL NOTICES
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' ORDER OF PUBLICATION,
> STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA;
; At the November, 1917, Rules, hot'
1 in the Clerk's office of thu intermedi
> ate court, in and for the county of Ma
? rion, and state aforesaid, November 1
> 1917. the following order was entered
1 Hugh Ray Berryman, plaintiff, \s
Katherine Berryman. defendant.?
1 Chancery.
Summons.
> STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA.
i To the Sheriff of Marlon county, Greet
ing:
You are hereby commanded to sum
raon Katherlue Borryman to appea;
before the Intermediate Court of Ma
rlon county, at rules to be held in tht
clerk'B office of said court on the firs
Monday in November. 1917, to answci
a bill in chancery exhibited against hci
in said court by Hugh Ray Berryman
And have then there this writ.
Witness. \V. S. Black, Clerk of sair
court, at court house in said county, .b.
, thirtieth day of October. 1917. and 55tl
year of the state.
\V. S. BLACK. Clerk,
i The return of service endorsed or
the foregoing summons is in words anc
figures following:
The within named Katherine Berry
man is not found in my bailfwick this
6th day of Novembor. 1917.
A. M. GLOVER.
1 Sheriff of Marion County
I West Virginia.
Ohlcet of SSiilK
The'object of the above entitled suil
1 is to obtain an absolute divorce frorr
I the bonds of matrimony In favor ol
t the said plaintiff.
An affidavit having been made nrv
filed that the said Katharine Berry
man, the defendant named in the abovt
styled cause, Is a non-resident or tlx
stato of West Virginia, it Is order*'
. thut the said Katherinc Berryman i|
, appear within one month from the tir.i
. publication of this order, in the clerk .
i office of our said Intermediate couri
i at rules to be holden therefor, and i!y
what is necessary to protect her i>.
i terests.
It is ordered that a copy of this or
: der be published and posted as re
I quired by.
Given under my hand this 7th day ol
i November, 1917.
W. S. BLACK, Clerk,
i FRENCH McCRAY.
Counsel for Plaintiff.
This order Is published for the first
time November 8th, 1917, and to be
published once each week for four sue
cesslve weeks,
W. S. BLACK, Clerk.
0-16-29-311
HE WEST VIRGINIAN?FAI
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for making oral argument, not leu <
than $C0. I
In addition to these fees, a charge I
of not less, than $25 per day and ex- I
penses in going to, attending and reC
turning from the court. . i
I Fees in ClrcuffVnt Intermediate.' tr J
| other like Court ' I
Chancery Causes.?For filling bill or i
petition, and prosecuting any tincon- i
tested chancery cause, not less than i
$50; for same services In a contested I
chancery cause, not Jess than $75; i
for defending any chancery cause, not I
less than $5u. <
Ekcept that whore only a motion I
I Is made, answer filed, or demurrer on- 1
i tered on behalf of a nominal defend- i
I ant. the amount charged shall not be
less than $20.* f
Law Cases.?For uncontested suit I
where amount Involved is loss than (
' $300, not less than $20: for contested' l
suit, not less than $25: for motion to
probate a will, not less than $10; for s
.ippoarance or any motion, not less 1
than $15. t
Criminal Cases?For attending to t
a mlsdeameanor case, not less than
3 $23; for attending to a felony case,
r not less than $50.
i In addition to these fees in than.
eery, law and criminal cases a 1
' charge of not less than $23 per day c
* and expenses in going to, attending ?
and returning from auy court outside J
, of Marion County. I j
Fees in Justices' Courts.?For an. I'
j pearance. motion, trial or other ser- s
vice, not less than $7.50. <
Fees for Taking Depositions.?For '
, attending taking of depositions in '
eitv, per day, not less than $20; for .
. attending taking of depositions out- "
' side of city, per day, (in addition to i
expenses.) not less than $25
j Mlscollaneous Fees.?-For preparing
, power of attorney, not less than $5;
_ for preparing deed, not less than $5; '
_ for preparing deed of trust, not less
than $5; for preparing individual re-;
lease deed, not less than $1; for pre
, paring corporation release deed, not
_ less than $2; for preparing median- '
ic's or laborer's lien, not less than
: $10; for preparing will, not less than 1
$10; for "preparing cojfract, not less '
. than $5: for preparing alfidavit, not
' loss than $1; for securing charter of
" corporation, not less than $25; for
preparing by-laws and superintending
'' the organisation of a corporation, not
? less than $75; for giving an oral opin''
ion, not Iesa than $5; for. giving a
* written opinion, not less Ihan $25; for
appearing bofore any mayor, city
council or commission, commissioner,
or like tribunal, not leas than $7.50;
for examination of title, not less than
$10.00; for making examination of rec
t lords and furnishing certified abstract E
of title, not less than $r,o.
All fees arc subject to the proviso (
^ that where one-half of the amount 111 <
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Of course, your gro<
He realizes that his ci
oats, and he knows thi
flavored, richer in nour
and whiter than all otl
Armour's Oats are c
because they are millei
derful new process wh
r. ity of oat foods. Youi
1 enjoy Armour's Oats, <
' them according to or
while recipes on everj
Experienced house
1 dishes are more econoi
! more healthful when
Oats.
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1 a day for breakfast lui
ARMOUI
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:ontroT?rty Is less than the minimum
ret. such halt, unless iu Supreme
Court, shall be deemed the minimum
tee.
The above tees are to be consider?d
the minimum charge to be made
In any case, but the attorney rendering
the service Is-expected to charge
n addition thereto, if any, what'Such
lervlces are reasonably worth. vln
proportion to the amount involved.
:hc responsibility entailed, and the i
lecessary labor bestowed. But nothng
herein contained is to be sppli able
to contingent fees, except that
n no case shall the contingent fee
>e less than tho fee herein prescribed.
Attorneys, of this association who
iro Notaries Public of Marion county
shall, as such, charge the fees pre
icrioua dv jbw, uiiicbb ne aesires to
jerform such service without pay.
Nothing, however, herein contained
'hall be construed to bind any monitor
of this association who may desire
to perform any of the foregoing
services without pay.
WEST VIRGINIA PATENTS.
As reported by H. E. Dunlap, patent j
awycr. of Wheeling. W. Va.. the Pat- i
st Office records show the recent isne
of the following patcnta to West
Virginia inventors: F. C. Lloyd. East
-.yon. ironing-board; W. J. McDonald,
-luntington. assignor to American Car
ind Foundry company, St. Louis, Mo.,
dler with cast ductile casinga; E. F.
s'uttcr, Kewburg. shampoolng-atand;
#. 0. Rogers, assignor of one-half to K.
"THE AGENCV OF SERVICE"
IVafIiI'a I nanaal ll?J
HUIIU O kOI^S! mci
for I
More physicians, specialists in the
renting of drink and drug cases,
nore patients treated, more instltuions
where drink and drug treatnents
are given?this is the record
hat tciis more forcibly than volumes,
he good work that has been done by
ho modern Noal Treatment for drink
ind drugs.
Sixty Xoal Institute in principal
:itics of the world ,tens of thousands
>f caEes sucresslully treated, bun)UR'S
;TC
11.4P
bought
grocery
:er sells Armour's Oats,
istomerswant the best
at Armour's are better
ishment, fresher, crisper
ler oats. .
lifferent from other oats \
i differently?by a won- \
ich has raised the qual- \
family will thoroughly ^
isoeciallv if vou Jireoare
te of the many worthf
package.
wives know that oat
nical, better tasting and
made from Armour's
ly. Serve at least once
ncheon and dinner.
R'S OATS
OMPANY, CHICAGO
DU Glad, You're
ERG'
r Your Health's, Sak
, Distributor foi
\IRMONT, W. VA,
E. Bill*. Parkersburg, horseshoe; A
B. Scott. Fairmont, attachment tor aoi
ponders; Joseph Scott- Charleston
Ingot-mold; R. L. Slonsker. Wheeling
glass for headlights; Thomas Torn
bull, Huntington, mail-box.
Stop that Col^n
at the^. J
si<^of?P&4 I
SniffjgJ^fM
.KM \JT ' Hi *1
"TV in^S
"Discovery
for Coughs e Colds
does it.* Also scatters the congestion
and clears up the head.
Breaks the fever and makes for ease
and restful sleep. Your druargin's
father sold Dr. King's New Discover;'
50 years ago and for a half century it
has been the standard cough and cold
remedy. If millions had not used it to
their advance It would not to-day
rnjny i*i national popularity. Keep
it constantly on hind.
Your druggist telli It.
Thtf Evils of Constipation
Leaving waste material in the body,
poisons the system and blood and
makes you liable to siclc headaches,
biliousness, nervousness and muddy
skin. Try' Dr. King'.-. New Life_ Pills.
Prompt relief. 25c. At all druggists.
lical Staff
Irink or Drug Users
dreds of physicians devoting their skil
and study to the drink and drug pruh
lemi tell the story of why physicians
lawyers, judges, clergymen, buslncsi
men and public workers endorse aiu
use the Neal three days' treatmen
for the drink habir. Write for frei
booklet, giving full information, o
better, call any time, day or night
Neal Institute, >i01 Maple avenue
Avondnle, Cincinnati, Ohio Othe
Neal Institutes at- Cleveland. Pitts
burgh and Detroit.
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ONE CENT A WORD \
LOST AWD TOUND
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LOST?Strayed or stolen from 815 1
W. Diamond street 2 small pigs.
Any Information regarding same will 3
be appreciated. Umberto Sealise. 11.7.?t-S067.
LOST?Tuesday near Y. M. C. A. pair ]
of glasses In box. Return to High
school office. ll-6tl2t-30SS t
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WAKTED
wanted?Old false teeth. Don't
matter If broken 1 pay $2.00 to
$15.00 per set. Send by parcel pott
and receive cheek by return mall.
L. Maxer. 3007 S. Fifth Street. Phila
delphta, Pa. 10-12-26t-2?59.
FALSE TEETH?We pay ae high as
$17.60 per eet for old false teeth, no
matter if broken: also gold crowns,
bridge work. Mail to Berner'a False
Teeth Specialty. 22 Third St? Troy. N
Y., and rechlve cath by return mail.
10-15-2M-2977
HOUSES FO& SAU.
FOli SALE? 6-room house with bath
Big lot. Apply 825 Jefferson street
20-tf No 22::i
For a Corn-Peeling
Picnic, Use "Ceta-lt"
Pain Eaeei at Once, Corn Jut Dice!
Do your corn-ridding easily* with
a smile,?the banuna-peel way.
That's the "Gets-It" way.?the only
way,?your corn or callus comeii off
romplete as though It were glad tf>
ir?t off.
World In Corn Agony,
7 " 1'ic "Gets-It."
* 'Gets-It** has cured more corns
' thau nil other remodics combined. i
l* It's .is sure as the sunrise, and as
safe as water. Used by millions.
Don't take a chance with your feet. (
you can't afford to experiment <
with unknown mixtures when you .
know "Gets-It" never Jails.
"Gets-It" will remove any corn i
; or callus. Wear those new. stylish
shoes or pumps if you want to.? .
go ahead and dance. Demand
^Gets-lt,"?throw substitutes back i
on the counter! 25c is all you need ,
pay at any drug store, or it will bo .
sent direct by E. Lawrence & Co., 1
Chicago, 111. <
i Sold in Fairmont and recommended (
as the world's best corn remedy by J. ?
H. McCloskey & Co., W. It. Crane & \
Co., Fairmont Pharmacy. * i
Store Up Dollars and !|
You Must Win Out by ;!; .
Natural Law. ;
' | [
Dollars alone can assure i
t.vou of a fut livelihood. !l Other
pioapects . promiae L:i I
?only dollars may bo abso- I
j lutely relied upon to kfop that 1
promise.
j To store up money now j
moans ouly to omit some ot 1
the luvurles ot today in order 11
i to live above the necessities j|j
ot tomorrow. tl ,
In asking you to use the Na- 'a
Itional Bank ot Fairmont as a j? c
I money depository we can ot- J
fer you every assurance that fl ij
f your dollars will he well tak- fl c
r , en care of Start the account jjjl |
HATIOBALfpl i
Bank ofhfij.
FairhohIMOT i
WEST i
'-sC7t"' ' '* 0
You Maj
makava mistake in the payment ol
mlstakea ot others?
Start a Checking Account with tt
and your record will prove who mad
This is worth while.
IUUK UAtTJLAi
OUR SURPLU!
Fairmont Tru
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!y. \VT HATSOEVERma
:S *V fires, whatsovei
& whatsoever developeth
5 fires or fire breeding i
6 any worth of manhoo
?8 you, think of these thii
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DVERHSINGI .
CASH WITH ORDIR
HELP WAWTfeP?nMALj^
iVANTED ?Maid for general homework.
Mrs. S. L. Carter. Phone
85-J. 426 r.enonl Are. U-6-*W062 *
PERSONALS .
JET MADAM KOSMOS help you by
giving your lite prediction. Send
drthdate and dime. DeLaurene Kos- >'
nos. Box 291 Louisville, Ky.
n-t-6uo;g
JRE8SMAK1NG?224 Washington St.
Phone 1196-J. Mist Snow Atha.
U-7-3t-3066
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
'OR SALE?Will sell cheap to quick* '
buyer, confectionery store and poporn
machine. Best location in town,
ight auinterurban car atop. 39 Mar;ct
street. Mannington. W. Va.
ll-7-St-3064
BOOMS?FINISHED
"OR RENT?-Very reasonable, a well
furnished room lor one person. Call
It 526 Gaston Ave. 10-19-tt-2995
?"OR RENT?Furnished rooms for
gentlemen. Walnut Ave. Phone
1241-J. l\;6-8t-303S.
F"OR RENT?3 or 4 furnished tuoms
for light housekeeping. Phone 28751.
ll-6-tf-3063.
HELP WANTED?MALE ;
iv t\i\i CjU?aien. cieaay worn, neimlck
Foundry Machlno Co.
8-S4-tf-2?44
iVA NTED?Carpenters and laborers.
Apply to A-rmour & Company at
Marlon Products Company.
ll-6-6t-306t
ALfiowiUBiiibiij. i uiisstiUtileiB
roiTsALB?^SeconT^anT^orTautomobllc*
in good condition. Sea
lohn Robey. agent. Phone 1053. Ofrice
Hull Alley, near Monroe street.
ll-9-3t-3069.
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SPECIAL NOTICES
NOTICE.
To The Peoples National Bank ot
Leesburg, Lccsburg. Virginia.
You will take notice that at the
regular term of the Circuit Cdurt Of
Marion county. West Virginia, and
vn the tirst day of December. 191",
if said term. I shall move to have
lie. Clerk of the County Court-ot Madon
county. West Virginia, release
a certain Judgment in your favor
igainst E. C. Frame, Charles f. Stmms
ind the undersigned, said Judgment
rendered on tho '6th day ot August,
1908. for ?10,503.68. with interest and
:ost. by the Circuit Court of Marlon
,'ounty. West Virginia, and which ' laid
Judgment you have heretofore
leei^ requested to release and have
ofused to do so. Said motion to he
nnde to release said Judgment in so
lar as it affects the undersigned, or
tny of the defendants who are, or
nay be, entitled thereto.
T his November 1st. 1917.
? CHAS. E. HAWKER. .
2 -9-16-23-tt.
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Professional Cards
^aBK^AiBiSCOTT, ^^853^1
Optometrist and
MM Optician.
IS' years practical
experience. Glasses (urnlsbed la one
Pour. With
A. B. Scott & Company,
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i Itepreaentln* Nubone Corsets. j
Hell 48V J 328 Monroe St j
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