The Houston Daily Post (Houston, Tex.), Vol. XVIIITH YEAR, No. 291, Ed. 1, Tuesday, January 20, 1903 Page: 1 of 14
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I1nrrn DOMESTIC JAPAN
nrrn AND
IW ° BTED ANn HONDURAS
Wire Nails
Barb Wire
> l Fence Staples
t Smooth Wire
F W Heirmann
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Company
ONION SETS
RED WHITE AND
YELLOW
In Bushel Crates
TRIUMPH EARLY ROSE
AND
PEERLFSS SEED POTATOES
tar Lob or Lss
JIRKLANDMORROW Co
n
llScrtcDtd Lump Nothing Rcttcr
ill Richard Coiki
ke A Co
Engines
SawlSis
Pumps
Utlmatei made on
1 mphlt plants
r < > reasonable
t rrfiponif ncc
lolcitd
t raise gaud rice with
BDiffP D or seed
lbnta
Old 1llODO 41
ATARRII TREATMENT
S500 per flonth
Dr A M AUTRLY
CsliHcdil Cuduite 401 Naion Olock
DR J B YORK
PHYSICIAN AND SUKGIOX
Office S07 Illuz Hulldlng
Residence 1111 McKlnney aonue Office
phone 313 rc ldcnco phone 1200
A L Jackson Win II Wilson
WILSON JACKSON
Attorneys and Counselors at Lew
015S Coilgiesi Avi line
We make 500 Barrels
Every TwentyFour Hours
Made at Home Specia
Home People
Ask the Woman
IUS F MEYER GO
for
THTHOMPSON MILLING CO
HOUSTON TEXAS
Houston
Toxaa
Tho Oliver
Counter-
Balanced
Pump la the
BEST
It will Clevaio
More Water
with L033
Powor thon
Any Othsr
Pump
HOUSTON
TEXJ1S
Meyer Ranger Black
Land Plow
New Casady Sulky and
Jno Deere Gang Plows
Disc and Sooth Marrows
CuUon and Corn Planters
Iiuckeye DrKU
m
Sunctb Double Daily fast
Siivice Between
New Orleans and
San Francisco
Splendidly equipped with Day
Coaches Chair Cars Compartment
Cars to Los Angeles Sleeping Cars
Observation Cars and Dining Cars
lcrsonally Conducted Tourist Cars to San Ftan
cisco Minncapol s S Louis Chicago Cincin-
nati and Washington
City Ticket Office
202 Main St Phone 224
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NONMAILABLE EDITIONCITV AND TRAIN
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XYIHTH YEAltNO 291
unco
Wholesale and Retail
Cement Lime and Brick
fire 15rick and iire Clay
I Paints Leads and Oil
P 0 fox 612
8io Willow Street Houston Tex
ieveiarM
sorss
Factors
HOUSTON ISMS
All giaclsa Imported and Domestic
M lice Mill
GALVESTON TLXAS
Jesse H Jrnes
President
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Vice
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Pres
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Dickson Car WheelCo
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RICE
IRRIGATION OUTFITS
One hundred of our plants in South
Texas in successful operation
Qct Our Catalogue and Trices
Howard Smith Co
110112 Travis Street
HOUSTON TEXAS TUESDAY JANUARY 20 1003
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BBOOau
Dr R W Knox
320 and 321 Bin Building
PRACTICE LIMITED TO SURGERY
CHOce Hnurj 9 to JO 1 m ind 1 lol p m
tt4 Mistciion > rlortu A K Mixerion
i astersof Korris
Sasterron
< i < 4 Bin ButUini
ffOUfcTON IfXASi
DoaorsWj ROGERS
Korruerlr of fjaltestnu
pfnettO Uie1 e he lllncase of til
EYFIAR QH AND THROAT
tfi < V ns Itiilldlns
IHtlSTiiN TEXAS
Houston Texas
Succssorsto
ANOLEMAUERmAN Lumber Co
lte I il Vrlo Tiit loiift nji Bed Cyprcn
I inter 1 A ttirfltf f thec ml yinli oppoitcl
tCN 1 nofiDtrol Ifcth JconejMl
Farrar
and Mnr
uULft M
Lumber Timbers T ez Shinol
Sasi Deo s fird Blml
Doth Phones t246
PRAIRIE AVE AND DOWLINQ 8T
THE GENUINE
nv the tiade mark IWIlEItOlV Mimped on the nu-
t rut three fel across th wullh a in cut throughout
th lul t > th of cciv strip Do not accept any other
1
ha been ilk Standard Prepared
Roofing l r eeven < ean It Ins
ever had an eqtul for reMstinir weather water heat cold
tld case fumes etc Tire reistmR Lasts Indefinitely with
ordinary care bend for Samples and tiooktet C
Southwestern Agents Houston Texas
GRATE BARS
We are prepared to furnish Grates of ap-
proved style for coal wood lignite
sawdust shavings Etc
HARTWEU IRON WORKS
HOUSTON TEXAS
February First
TO
83 MAIN STREET
BARDEiM
Electric and Machine Go
CounterBalanced
lunner
lor
DEEP WELL PUMPS
For Rice litigation
Greatest Impioviiticut thai
evei been made
L
lias
NO END THRUST
morris machine works
V
rolMoN TEXAS
Kon MMiiJivru rfiiiPMisr
I Pierage i anKs
12 COO 15 to 17ilH and M0 < > 0 Killons
rapnefty Prompt attention bIuoi to
peelal sizes
NATIONAL SUPPLY CO
111 Trails si-
t MI IK1
Houston Texa
Ucldent Miniirfer
JOHN LOVEJOY M L MAUEVINSKY
I
Practice CiVilLaw Federal
and State Courts
QHj Buildmo HOUSTON TEXAS
MORROW BURTON
V rolesals
BUTT1LR
CHEXSE AND EQGS
Comiti 5ion Mcrclunts
807 Commeice Ave Hon on lexas
DR EDWARD AUER
fDISlASLS CM V OMtN URCi KT
Mason Ilotk Kooats 102 420
Drs E P Daviss W II Gohlman
Ear Lye Nose and Throat
hinr Euildinj Houston
SENATOR LODGES RESOLUTION
Wants tr Krow if Certain Countries
Djcnniinaing Against Us
UiiKlHiiiiiii 1U11 i ieiator Lodge
lnili liiitedmi il
< i 1 Wis ennntrj Hie resolution teftrs
tne iliscitmtuatlin o Kniice German
u 1 ltul aaalost tile Vimed Stales
tli <
Tex
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14 PAGES TODAY
PORT ARTHUR BILL If
Gave Rise to a Heated Discussion Be
iwcen Bailey and Depcw
IT IS A AlATTER OF RIGHT
That ilie Texas Senators Should Set-
tle Matter Contends the Tean
LEPEW IS HOLDING THE BILL UP
Because New Yorkers Arc Interested at
the Port of fablnc
STATEMENT WAS QUICKLY CHALLENGED
When the Senator from New York At
teiriDted to Smooth Over the Dispute
by Alleging Courtesy to Bailey
Special to Tho Post
Wnhlngtou January 10 Senator llalley
demonstrated today that lie was In earnest
when lie siild lost TJiurtaliiy lie would
oppose all unanimous consent business mull
lie secured action on the Pott Aitliur port
of entry bill He objected to the flint bill
sought to be passed by unanimous consent
during the luurnliu hour todnj unit tho
result was n colloquy between him unit
Senntor llopcw of New Votk In which
some facts of considerable Interest worn
liiouht out prolmbly the most linportnnt
of which was tliit Depew Is lit tin bend
> f tlie opposition to the plnn to mnko
Port Aitlmr n port of entry and that hts
portion Ik based on requests ninde by cor
tnln New York capitalists who liavo money
Invested lit Sabine lnss
At the out ct Senator Ualley said frankly
be wished Jo iistmui all responsibility for
the objections against the request of the
I otliet ldi > He mus be mild ns Utile ills
posed tn Interrupt Hie business of the sen
I ale as any inoiiibci of It but hu Intended
to Oiitlmie Ills objtetloiis mull such timo
i u the nltltudo of the iimjoilty towiml tho
1oit Aitbui bill nns eliiinged
lliery deiiioemt op the eoliliueicu coin
inltlee ha Uitliued Conceded tho light
of the Tinns NCiintora to tcttlo a ipieutlon
J of ilinlry between two Texm tunim and
If It be possible lluit Kcntloinqii fioui New
Yoilt ran piojeet tlicinselvcu Into btich 1
I toiitem mid orvutilc tlio senntor from Hint
j Stole ihi oolHl we Know of It the better
I Ihe rule which recosnlites the right of
I uoiiatoia to settle purely lycul mutteia Is
tbeiii Mil ir ftplmtbi iliuleitil lu to rtUlii
I ijnesllniiH relating to Htiilon which they du
Iut icprcBout the people uiTcctcil mo now
eileMN to ininlsh them
Mr II01 iisk < < l Mr llallcy If ho thought
the ilodilm thnt Koiiutum fiom a given
rtlnte stioiihl settle luciil innttera wiih pro
uioleil by his objection In 11 bill Introduced
iind iiikuI by the Mliotniiit sciititoriiSmid
lelntliii to a mailer couuveted with tho
Judlflnr of that Htute
I nnswer the istliiitor finnkly that It
does not promote It snld Mr llallej Hut
I Inteiid the sumo rule xhiill be lippllcd
to other hk I11111 been applied to me I
do It ver icluutimtlj but er llinil
I was at IIiIn point that Seintor Uopew
look part In the debate New nIs capi-
talists had xpeut much money ill Snblnu
piisv he snld mid tlilcairo capitalists had
iiunle Inieo cxpeiidlliiKw nt Port Vtthlir
Texas cltliem had done little fflr either
plnic lie oluug il that the bill nlTected
l iilKhiiiii but Mi llullvy called lit ntteu
tlou to I lie fuel that all mutter relilllutf
10 that Stall 1 tit1 been xtrlckoii fmni the
bill iiKHi tlio siu iestIon or Siiintor Poster
Mr Hupew without Koliuf Into details
it to whut occurred at the eonimlllfli meet
Ui oil Tliiirsilny Inst asserted that wlnti
the llmo for luldtiK a iote arilvol tlieiu
wns u ban ipinnnii present mid < > u ne
leiint of the frlciijily ftellmj eniei tallied
in Mr Malley It was nuked Hun tin
i mailer be not deoldeil then wlieM It inljflii
I lute been decided iiiftilust lilm Ho further
1 illifced that 11 htid Wen uiiuiiliuoiisty
ugrecd to let the mutter go over until next
tiiursdny when 11 vote should bu taken
Mr Ilnlley challenged this statement us
did Senator Clay of Scorcla who said in
FUppnrt of Mr llallej former cnteiitlon
tlrat while he was originally disposed to
vote nunliiHt ninkliiK Port Arthur it port
of entry because certain constituent of
his were against smli ft more he hud
Are I llnall decided that thn wlslie of the
1 Texan wnatnrs should ho respected mid
liad therefore aeted ncronlliiB to Mr
I llulleys wishes
iuunlt limn e i Jlr ul hlf polllt calM nml0I
u 1 ulu toni saru thv x TvKnl Jltlul
tb tnltul States ami If so what law icrglan illlnolaiu and
iitlDS pnf
mwld be pn l m gle > he
YufUn u > ru Mttww NBtmlllyr
eultal dutte waUh do not dlrIniinatB
1 b said tint Xew VorU senators would lie
for tliu New Vork lutetents the Illinois
j t 1 o iintorj for the Illinois Interests and the
aide gho senator Georgia wnator for the Georgia Interests
AiiiiU mi ijip rtuiiit to uuifce 11 srate he only way out of such a tsnglc he snld
in 111 eoiH 1 rii > fie rlJwt l r S was to allow such matters to lie Bettled by
ts InleiiiUd as 11 noilte to foreign gov
einmints that tu disciluijuaU or to propose
discriminate ag li t the nittml
hlntiS pose thih reiuilS H e k a liiel > d of
letallntboi It b underslmwl
ttiiaiice simmlttee would not
oriuliuitii legislation < < n tlie
would prepare a plan
the senate
attempt f >
ui Ji t Iut
AMENDS PREVIOUS ORDER
Secretary Wilson Authorizes Shipment of
Cattle fnm Certain Counties
Washington January 111Seerrlary Wll
uoii has incited nu outer tlietnllng prexloiis
orders r in In the r t is feter pinriiii
tine no I perini Ih sipinilit of nittle
for piirjinse ii ii lb in Ilium11 in slniign
ler from the i muili ro 11 r f > iil
lil the huiii f Vi
hlftelel in i Ii i I wdi I ho m v i
UlSt I I I M I III lined in
lliese eeiiui i J waij 1 and
hine been Inp led mid found
fr < i if I
fitei ii lnl Hl Z1 SCI in lie <
in i i ii tun Inn ml < t in siie
tlui pui iuixiuu rftjulij uImi arc
the Texas iwiiators lie bad on three oi
casloni uppenrerl before the commerce com-
mittee and appealed for action on the Tort
Arthur bill nud he would rather hate It
reported adrcrsely than be confronted with
a slulutliiii where he was powerless to sc-
ion n > Hon if any kind on IcgUlallou uf
he State wlihll he In lart Jeprc
u < il
Senator Hipew cotilended that ho Tort
Arthur matter was not local to Texas and
attemptid to answer a ipiistlon from Ken
iimr Itiller as m what wonlil he tin elfect
uf Inti rferem e by the Texas senator Willi
li vlsliiiluii ii lining in I In1 x > rt of Sew
iiik in < ii Itidltu his argument he said
I fin I inted Slates bate alrvad expended
i ikiishi ii Sitin 1as Tlie ipievtlon Is
vt in ih i Iuit Vilbiir shall be made a ni
of eutr > IIMtind of Snblue Isss mid whciher
the giiteiliiiieni will i
n nhiimi iim i iiid
i
sl Ml U or
lilXltl i on til
Arthur Sabine
PRICE o CENTS
AFTER THE HESSIANS
j Who Aro Carried on the Govcrn
menta Ponsion Roll
J Sveclal to The Poit S
Washington January in follow
J ttig lits action In votliiR naitlnst nil
a > rti toli legMallon and In maXhu n
J pcoch asnlnst the unicemy lusto
with which such legislation ti nislied
J through congress Ileprescntntlio
Husscll today Introduced n bill which
J ho hopes will jo < l lone wij toward
lcsicnlns the pension ell The bill
proildcs that hereafter no pension
under any law of the United States
5 shall bo granted to any person who
U now or who shall hereafter become
n subject of any foreign potenlnte or
J n rttlrcn of any foreign state and
0 thnt all persons now receiving or en
J titled to rccclic n pcnstoii mder any
m law of this country who aro not how
eltlreii3 of the United Stittei nhnll
be at once dropped from tho lolls
The continued residence out llle of
the Jurisdiction of the tnltod Mutci
of any pcrsen not In the sen Ice of
the government for tho period of
tnelvo month pilor to tho p si e
of the net to be held ns prima fmlo
J evidence that such per oti Is not un 0
a titled to reecho n pension and It °
J shall be the dutj of the seeretniy of
9 the Interior to nt once ascertain mid °
5 drop from the rolls all peraoim who a
a arc not so entitled on account of this
S provlcloii sa
anaeooaaoaaaoaaaeasaaaaaoaoa
lasi Is on the bordet at d bus been renil
ed as a mibport of entry for timuv years
The Koierliintnt has there established Its
eiihtoin homo iiutt built Its whartM Nov
then theo gviulcmnn fiom Clitenet hie
become established nt Port Arthur whore
a canal hits been built from the present
port to a cow pasturi nine miles up to
where a port Is to bo established at tho
expense of the United States
Mr Itullcy Was the gentleman over at
Port Arthur
Mr Ocpcw Noicr
Mr ltalley And et be males that ttato
incut
Mr Depew I mnlo It from toittnony be-
fore the committee
Mr Untie And I make the statement
1 that Port Arthur Is nearly twice us hirtro
as Snhlnu PuM Instead of the tnem
inent tun lug built It custom liousu ut
Sabine Pihs mid not at Poit Arthur they
J both enjoy practically the same privilege
as stibports but both ut them are ii0 inllert
from the uialii pint at Onlvestoii iiiid It
Is therefore ibMrnble to nitiko tunj a poit
of euliy and the other 11 slibpoit
1 sliull not attempt snld Mr Ualley
lu eouiltwlou to dlSellM tho rolatlio
merits of these two towns ut tlilAlnic Dm
I nm n little surprised thnr the niimtor
from New uU slnjuld iiiulcrtnko to d
scribe a Tcmis lown wlilcli hn us never
seen nu Information furnished by booiucri
I not niotcly one of lourtesy but lekm upon WANTS TO BE GOVERNOR
1 tlio ollil ronmlthut If eimtoia fionn 4ntv KiJWt
Dft < fo ° i t r t
shite nmuo a inlMakt In niattcu clutliw tDft t J T 0 Up-
I 1 ibrtt Wptto the pvoph of It cim punUii isTi
I Joiium luino
Real
Ji > f > u
UlClihwliti Imniary lt > t II llriieo of
Mlncola who lion ueeii here tor some weeks
1iiM Is an nppliHiil for the position of
Konuior of AIhsIcj Notlilin iiuthorltntlin
inn In siild as tu hlK ehniiieit of heriirliuc
the place Uo was i enptnln In the rcijl
inenl whlih President Itoocctelt aominand
d iIiiiIiik tho war with Spain and like
must f the members of that body nceuih
tu enjoy 1 lie comptcto filemluhlp of his old
colonil lie spent some time lu Wiiuhluji
tou aliuiit u j ear aifo nud his niiuie was
pinuitiiciitl iiienitoned lu coiiliix Hon with
tho ii Iiiim cnllecloishlp and suiviul oUii
oim1 redetiil positions
The president plainly anted lo him
mime pliiie but hah dctciied it U chilnnil
by eetiulii actions of the TtJ1111 hlmsell
IVTjuii hu came to Wimhlliglou this lime Mi
Hi licit went to the White House an a ijuest
of the piesldiiit bill did nut iilii hum
Sew papers lu Sen V01W and rlsiwlieta u t
louu ngi pnbllshifxl it ftoty to tlie effeet
that 110 had betn ollered the position of
Roverlior of Oklahoma and had leftmed In
AMihdithin proied this story to be iiurouiul
ed and an lmpiie lon wus ueuted that It
was malted In oidn to divert urteiitlon
frvni Mn es real objett tlmt of laudlnu
the Atasknn goiorushlp lie t still lr
unii still hopes to be plated fll Hie Uend of
tb Kownmeiit of the faranJ Tcrrltorj
but tils nolilliiatlon has not been sent to tin
wuale and Iheie U no offlilat rbleiee
that It has been or H1 dmldwl on n
U rather probable that If ihe piefldem
ttUrt him hiij position lu la U It 1
be that of marshal lu conneriion nltli
wlilcli bU name baa been mentioned
Malay
SULTAN OF JOLO DEAD
Ruler Succumbed to the Cholera
Recently
Manila Januar III The sultau of Join
died recently of cholera His moth rwcnt
to Jolo as n slae Her career has been
compared with the rl lu nower of the
dowager mnnrrsH of riilua Hhe once asked
Hie Ililllnpliie < nininlsslou f < u polxon In
oiilcr to enable her to pruteii her son In
tho siillunnte
TvnrtrremmmtxnntiKznsBxwuix tMwnM himtyswuHW
icened CracKMt
Cotton Seed Cake
Meal and Hulls
Bagging and Ties
G STREET GO
Houston Texas
1MDICTMENTS FOUND
By Chicago Grand Jury Against Forty
five Coal Operators and Dealers
CONSPIRACY IS CHARGED
Railroads Said to Be Doing Ail Tlicj
Can to Prevent a Blockade
THE HOLDING UP OF THE FUEL
ts Laid Wholly at the Doors of Dealers
Who Benefit by the Price
STRIKE IN THE ANTHRACITE REGION
Said to Be Primarily Responsible for tho
Shortnuc in the Supply Aided by
tho Combination
Ohleago Juimary 111 A ttuo bill was 10
tttrued this mnrulhs ngilririt fortyavo ioil
opemtots ami retalleii clnirgliij conspiracy
to do 1111 Illegal net Injurious to puMlc
trade Tho ludletments an agahist h tb
c < iMratlous and Individuals doing jusluesi
In lllluuls and lidlaua Hall was tticd it
150o
Atuuip8Ulne the return of the ludlet
ments wits nu explauntof report cttli K
foith tho grounds on whl It the Jurors base t
their OLtlon The h rtiiife they decUire
they foiud due primarily and pllncipally
to tho recent great strike lu tho antbraclta
coal fields
Illtumlnons coal could not be mined ami
utoKd lu nufficlcnt iiuantltles to supply tho
dcllclincj caused b > tho rcnileicd output
front the anthracite mince Irst becauso
the capacity of the mines could not bo In-
creased to nniteilally on short notice and
second tho dtorage of bituminous coal dur-
ing the summer Is Inexpedient
The railroads tho grand Jury believes to
be doing all In their power to movo the coal
and the accumulation of coaMadeu cars in
uitlroad nuls dors not exist to au unusual
extent nt this lime of tlio year
The Jury lluds no convincing evidence
the rjport reads of 11 deliberate detention
of cars for tlie purpose of Intensifying tho
difficulties of the situation The Jury finds
that there existed in tho city of Chlrago
mt 111 Illinois and In neighboring States
lerlaln combinations which It deems con
splrntlcs or combinations In restraint of
trj < lft within the meaning of the statutes
as lolluws
Tlio Northern Illinois Coal ansortatlfln
Iho Itetall Coal Deulcri AhsocIbUoh of Illi-
nois and Wisconsin n certain cmnhliKUlOU
iiir Indiana ciMl operntorc lth tho Cre
cent O11I Mining company While not rtTfs
ferlng In chnracler and scope from similar
emiililniitltnis In other lines of buslnejis tht
Jutois deemed It their duty in present tiia
foregplng lurlletments Other nsworlstlonl
of operutovs and eol fiMler were Mulid
to exist and to have More or lent effect In
the living or prltm nud restriction of com-
petition but tigalnet whom tho evldcnca
did not warrant action Tbcy are the
tbltuKo coal exclianjre Slid the Chicago
I link Ilejlers nsKoelittloil
SENATOR BACONS AMENDMENT
It Provides foi Ratification of Treaty by
tho Conpress
Washington lainmry 1ft the senate de
wiled two nilot executive sessions todav
10 the Cuban rcclpioclty lieaty At tho
llrst Moslon the treaty was rend lit length
noil at the sBooiit session SonaUr Cullom
who ih Umtrnian of the ttunato camnlltteo
011 feicigii relations lias 1 Imrge < > t the
iieaii iniile it Mtnteinom of lis purport
ami etiiit Seiiatoi lliieou nlni a member
of iIn lunimiuW gave notice that Uo
would hate some amendment to the treaty
to ulli r
heuatur llaccu oftcroil one of the amend
nti ins of which he had ghen nutlets l
pi01 Ides that this trcutt sli ill not titkii
Illut until the same hull Ijatc been ap
pi in nl li the 1 ongresB
tills amendmeiit If adopted would re-
quite the house to act on Hie tieaty
The eeimte adjourned with thn under
Htsndlng that th treat would bo takeu
up tomorrow during the morning hour
Presidential Nominations
Wanhlugtoii January lu The president
tcdnt scut the following nominations to
the senate
Marshal Tbontas K MeHourln Northern
1I iiUi of MorhU
Nan Commander Harrlo Webster to tiq
captain
AU < > several promotions lu tho navy
1onmasters Kentucky Miles 1 WIU
llnuis Bmlnence Texnsi itohert A
4iiiiildui MansHeld V It Williams Ham
tltu
THERE ARE OTHERS
EES33
E SO GOOD
AS THE
INL
ik FAST RELIABLE SERVICE to
ST LOUIS CHiOAGO
and EAST
GEO D HUNTER
CITY PASS and TKT AGENT
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