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et1:1Mt.’Po:'hcellaMwith825tons wi ed m ln th _ I
3° Y ° " “W Mam‘°“ _$15 f" lé'.'$°°..ls1n n§s‘E“'“` éi
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 'ra e mel-_ recen y d y _e p soners _recon y
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and Chestiiutfsizes.
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_‘Fl gssni promptly relieves
alltheseconditionsandgives f
permhncnt relief as well by
tolling up the bowels and
gg_¢_;>,f;~,1,;_¢-;,,;,;=_ef-=@»=<ie=»°y  :§iL1NrAiN si-:LL & co.
Flgsen arts mildly. Fig- f
sen contains _no drastic _;
ntirganves. It is perfectly ;
harmless and may be used
bychildren and the most
delicate women.
In handy tin boxes 251: . .
__ Sold only by
.lr G. .lamieson 3
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COAL .
The Schooner “E. Marie
own is now dischar ' sn
'Canadian Prisoners _ f
n who are suilering great privations
Oi kin-Germany
(Continued from page four.)
d hardships. Who will help to
ner, and vouchers for all -money re-
As rices are sure to adv-
ce , ter on, we would sug-
booking your orders at
once, and -taking delivery
rom °
vessels, you will save
money.
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THE CHARLOTTETOWN prison camps. Every one of the
SONERS OF WAR IN GERMANY.
Y ‘ I
Vernon Hughes, all were wounded
and made prisoner in the second bat-
occaslon-Aprll, 1915- to quote
RE-OPENING OF their own expression, been "doing
the Continent either in hospitals, or
the misery and starvation they en-
dure. and the appreclationpof gifts of
food.
JAMES SIMPSON.
Canon oi St. Peters Cathedral.
PRIVATIONS ENDURED BY PRI-
With one exception, in the case of
e of Ypres. They have since that
that are coming to you in the
to cat thernon Shredded 1
Wheat Biscuit with cream, fl
a combination that ensures
good disootion. asain. and
strength for the day's work.
Cut out meat and kitchen
worry and -serve this ready- Ro
cooked, whole wheat foods
and-coming manwho wishes rs
to keep at* top-notch ,,
W
any meal with milk or cream, If
Get `  'l“A`P~ea¢_,Iies "    l
»--‘----11 be --.lniwfs all nllniuiil-
tona ot salt for Csrv_e0l1 ros'._CP§  ‘
- - - Llveipool on June 25.' 'Ile passing
mth the °h°l°¢3l3 fruit that uirongn-ins English cimnnsi one or
gr-Qw3_a dish for the up. gi; German U.-boats was sighted but
gale was encountered' July ilrst and
0
efflgiengy fgr work or p1ay_ discovered during the storm_ “Leaks
._ _ e
SCFVC It f01' bl'C8l{f8St 01' quired to cover and protect her cargo.
u
With SliCCd pC8CI'l¢S 01' Oth¢l' mizzen top sail was carried away
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fruits' 1 ahled and because of the' leking and
Made in Canada damaged rudder the vessel put into
  a
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The three masted schooner 'Ruth
biuson`. Boatoninow unload! .400
-_very eventful trip ‘@5219 leaving
did not interfere with the schoolb-
and soon disappeared. The ilrst ,_
uble with the rudder head was
re sprung and much care was re-
ore gales followed on July 25th and'
gust Sth, and in the latter her
ne of the pump engines was dis=
Newfoundland port. arriving about
e middle of August. After ten days
ay, while parts oi the vessel were
SCHOOL OF MUSIC
W
The above School will re- s
open on Monday, Sept
18th under direction 'of _
Prof. H. 8. Hinton late of
rlerreford Cathedral
Received at 150 Prince
St until Sept. 18th
_
- Our sale of these popular
, atchesis daily increasing.
p1 |
'Our stock consists oi the
Celebrated Waltham and
_ _also the best Swiss makes
either extension or strap.
'"1
 Taylo l
" '  London, Eng. and Vocal
.' Pupil of Sir Charles
V. 1 ` Santley. Organ and Plano
`| Pupil of Dr. Sinclair of -
WS l -APPLICATIONS?
W ` ‘ g V l l
enders For Foxes
Tenders will be received by the
ves Black and Silver Fox Co., Ltd_,
ntil September 30th. for the ranching
nd feeding of 3 pairs of Black and
" Silver Foxes for a term of one or
m _
_. Jeweler & 'Optician ,
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..`.~-....~_._,_. JOHN J. HYNE8,
17
Montague, P E. I.
Secretary oi the Comapny
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We are authorized by Peter Stuart.
_ . ,r . Esq., to offer for Private Sale, his pro-
'  9 33 1 perty of 100 acres of choice land, situ-
- ` ` ‘ ' ated on Brackley Point Road, 8 miles
m Ci If not sold by Private Sale
fro ty.
by 20th October it will be offered by
Public Auction with stock crop and
mplements of which one notice will
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We will sell on Tuesday, Sept. 5, at
iiiir Auction Rooms, commencing at
. 0 ' l IK,
‘ 1 20 Bgwsgrctgl tan1k,(1o?1ili‘l>tlie;Ee§t(lallile\:ag1- A‘j`§ENT3 wA?T§lD`;1l;mm Nursery
' gon, 1 cushion tire waggon, auto back, me md re la B °
McLaughlin.) new; 1 set driving nar-
ness, l organ, 1 oval shoe case and s.
“ 1 lot ot fumlture also 1 standard cream
‘ i separator new and s. lot of other ar-
- ticles in glass ware and dishes. Sale
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coin
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DIARY or' EvEN'rs.
1 _ sonar.
Cty Mahstmte': Court 9 a. m.
peices' nawsni 'riisstrs a, 1 ssc
8'! fp in
'   _ainrits
, " 1'-at ani-srnjs viiisgs to Mr.
_ W gp .Tlioiou Gaudet s son.-M.
>,,..__' 1
 brain" Village to
l\  a' son.-MJ
oil 7  "z~-faiii-`sm's vnisgs to
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M r}|".>1_4 N36. ' e' daughter.
' DEHIIS
on Sept.
her daugh-
llrs. James
Funeral
her daugh-
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YNY! 1  
mfs mugs. rn-snstgi
'ml %  °° "°°°°°°"=°tm°?°.= iiiWI‘Fil:A'O:°‘£;ow»E-i.|.|No
“gh  ' ~ ' U' ' - - 1-reuse ss ssynsia sms: with osm-
wmm" $' ' ° p  "1 -9 ' " ' '.  sna sam. apply sa ssylisia sms:
uf' Avg' 1  ~~ Ogg gfntllfdrasl or' Benj. Carter; Auctioneer 1
l°° "iE*°°° U1* im-9 ami I
. .1 . ,_  5, ~ Dil-
'°"‘"' ‘°  -V Af_ g  roi sais-c"'L's'_vE”i.A°N'F`|i"c'| v°c' Ci
, _
at 1.30 p. m.
\ eEN.|. cAn'rEn.'
1797-9-ziuzi.
 i
Farm For Sale
°,§,;vi°gg'd§=fmd1»;v1s o°n»1»§m¢ ""-'n"='1"'»?'“vvs~fss21e'n~.s_
cisco dr in--~-~ -~-I ~ --Tir
about 76 acres areqcle:i¥ed?lthe°ba‘lan?:e WAN-rED_A GIIET' Fd°|;.;0’:;1Tc N
being covered by a choice lot of lum- w°rk at Kms war 1731.9.§M3|pq ‘
ber, hard and soft wood, Th g _..._ _._.~._~ 1 -'
is wen Wm,-ss, .nd only “"1  wAN'rEo- A1' oNcE, A emi. :legal
from railway station. All the crop 3"'“°l`°l l10\llBW0rk. som was g.
grown hsshbeerri fod. on it, thus Apply Kms Gem” ‘1)830'_9_2 MM
csv ng e arm in a good _ _ --11 -~-- '
suits of sniuvsnsm For wAN‘l'Eo-»¢APAsLE e|_RL |N FA-
fnrthsr particulars apply to Mr. mlly Ol' 3 -ADPlY ll 53 EllW°l"| sl--»
J. s. McLeod, Uigg sm. city. __ 1”Hl§~9-2M_31i><l-
1129-1-zlmwramosud. w`AN'rEb`IrJ|'A'ii5”ro’n’ GENERAL
" , -' -'-"'i"»` 'lf 7) 'll
'4 g ,~_-__» 1.: v-V A ~_~
 .1 - : '1 sri-
/riffs* I ,'H',`.;l/\’
f/  .\ _
srsincl :nl i-izn .:|»:.ii¢a
_Synopsis of- Canadian  girl tor, general' housework. Apply
Land Kegulstioss '
'rl-IE sole head of s family or any male over
eight years old inn homestead a quartet
Erldsailabic llomlni land in Manitoba
Al cant must
“.11 f;,a.:'.itr5i:':. .1
1 aagittsiil-enhonslfiarng
mes I perform ln
1--o-.'°"  ‘“’
Y. W-. u
£2*
eight is able to go about freely,
some with the aid of a stick, others
with crutches, and seem in excellent
spirits. But they make most bitter
camplaints about the supply and
quality of iood and against the
medical treatment given in German
prison camps.
STARVATION DIET THE RULE.
“We should have starved long
ago." they said, "had it not been
for parcels received from the Cana-
dian Red Cross. ..When we asked for
more the camp commandant would
turn around and tell us, ‘England is
entirely responsible, because they
refuse to allow supplies to come in-'
-_-_-_- _-_-_-_-,-_-,-_-_-_-_~_~_-_-; _-_-.~.~.-»»~~v.-~:::::: -:E-_-_
Chroiiic Skin Disorders
No Overcome Quckily
W
There is no hops ot getting rid ot
disnguring skin blemishes until the
blood is purged of every trace of un-
c
lean matter.
Wonderful results follow the use of
Dr. Hamilton’s Pills which provide
the blood with the elements it needs
to become rich and red.
Quickly indeed the blood is brought
to normal strength, is illled with nu-
trition, is given power to drive out of
the system the humors that cause
rashes, pimples, pasty complexion and
kindred ills. Don't delay. Get Ham-
ilton’s Pills today, they go to work at
once and give prompt results. Mild;
efhcient, safe for men and women_ or_
children. Get a 25c box today from
children are starving as well "
said there was occasionally a varis-ld
tion in the _menu, but their usual ra~l
tions were: A cup of (so-called) cof-, M
breakfast; horse beans and some;w
powder-for dinner, with a piece of N
, _ del
to Germany' and add' 0'" °wn being repaired and replaced she con-
' ln
Des‘?"u’l”¢ mme BP°°m°°llY the with a.d'verse winds and storms The'
kind of food \they received, two menlmnh Robinson is. one of the old
who Camo from the Minden Camp ` rims.-s built in 73 snn' nas sssn s gone
fee and H lump of brown bread fonciisrionciown for the past :snr
vesetablo mixture oi sour potatoes; or Boston, will take command of the
and gravy-the latter.-made from ai ship when she sails for Pugwash,
nued to Charlottetown still meeting
eal ot service.
Captain Pye will go to Boston with
rs. Pye who has been waiting in
eeks. Captain Henry Atwooli, also
_ S., where she will load lumber for
horsefleshthrownin, once or twice a
week, and in the evening they had
raw herrlngs and tea, and what was
left oi the bread' served them in the
morning.
Clarke, of Calsory. who was at
Senelager, said they had only one
meal a day for several weeks, and
that consisted of rye bread and soup.
Clarke had s. leg taken off just be-
low the knee. Both he and Hughes,
whose hip was blown oil. and who
looks very poorly, complain very
bitterly against the hospital treat-
ment they received. `
For days at a stretch, they said,
they -received no change of band-
ages or dressing ot any kind. lf
they complained to the medical oi-
ficer in charge they were promptly
told there was no one' to attend to
them. ‘
Every fit man, medically or other-
wise, they observed,.seeme1l to have
been taken for duty at the iront,
while nursing is entrusted to inex-
perienced men, generally soldiers
discharged from the army. Clarke
still believes his leg _was needlessly
sacrificed. '
any dealer. __
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5 -_Q _
Bl€il€5I€5I€3I€9IE9I€5I€5I&¥
Guar dian Classified Ads
One cent per word first insertion' in this' column, half cent pei
word each continuation. Cash must accompany order. Minimum
charge Twenty-five cents. _ _ ` ' and BCll00l- Ailllly "
; ‘ ' l _ _
  be Elven. Apply P0!" Slllflfl- 011  
premises per Benj. Carter, Auctioneer. 9-, __ __ vi", `
_ _
p AGENTS WANIED.
Ao'E`i~T1's4“woriLo's enEA1'Es'r
War" including Life ot Kitchener,
beating all selling records; sample
book free; experience unnecessary;
make forty dollars weekly. War
Book Publishers, Brantford Ont.
1636-8-25M24i._ ,
”o”§Ei.i. ron
es." We teach our men to sell. Ex-
perience unnecessary: h:l8l1°Bf
commissions paid: handsome free,
equipment. Stone & WellinSl»°!l.
Toronto, Ont. 1
1772-9-1-MEtillSep.30 -
I I _
BOARDERS WANTED V
L _ FiEL_P WANTED-MALE __
SALIESMEN- EXCLUSIVE LINE
hopes newly remodeled throughout;
Ornamental trees. Exclusive stock
and territory, cash payments week-
ly. _Write Luke Brothers, Limited,
Montreal. 1184-9-zi/ici.
wAN'rEo.-A onn msn to sci 'ss
_ Y K
‘ news agent on express train between
Charlottetown and Summerside. Ap-
ply at once to News Agency, P.E.l.
Ry. 1754-9-1m3ind_
WANTED.-A bright, capable boy for
delivering parcels. Black & Co.
, _ was-9-iivisi
wAN1'Eo- A Younis MAN To As-
sist in photo studio. A ly, Cook's'
Two sTuDEN‘rs cAN BE Accolvl-.
modated with board at moderate
price. Apply Where.
housework no washing. Appl!
Mrs. J. J. `Johnson, 140 Rochiord
sr, 178'1~s~2Maip<i.
WANTID-_~iAl5, FOR GENERAL
housework.__ Apply 18 -~Fitll‘oU
strssuwsst. ‘ _ _17ss-9-elsif.-
TKNTEBZT AN _ E`xnEniENcEo
at once to Dunn Hotel. _
' 1 1175-9-1-ivisipfi.
wT’1’N s`oT-“_ `TW`o"5iN|N'd”'nT>o‘m
girls at Queen Hotel. 1705-8~29Mtf.
WANTED-A MAID FOR EENER
D. Stewart, 165 Kent Street. ,
_ 1681-9-24Mtf.
evening, a purse. containing a. ilve
'd ki dl
L`os1'l|N" |v|1lv,”i.`Aovfs" mNo.
Reward King Edward Hotel
_ ~wuscE|.|._AN Eous _w
Orwell, Clarli's' Corner.
_ _ _ 17_7l.9_1M4ipd.
_ TEACHERS _W-_AN_T.B_D _
TEACHER WANTED- ON AC-
count `ot'ths_`xnsn engaged becom-
_' 1571-I1-BMU. _
 -Qi
` .T_0_LlT.-  _ ~ `
ro |..E'?.'-'_A'- l.A'n”E"lo E -H555 5N
main floor, -ln- private tninily. All
modem conveniences. Apply 84
Hillsborro Street, or Phone 22%-L.
8204-4- ti.
To LET- nooiie |=unN|eNe%.°Qn
unfnrnlsh/ed. Apply at this edict.
, 1710-3~80M6Ipd
Purn. Nuaelss- MEI AND rc.
male wanted ot the Taunton State
male wanted at the Taunton State
ss. For psrtloalsrs. address. Dr.
Arthur V. Goal. Supt, Taunton
Stat, Hospital, Taunton, Mass.
8191-4-lllltt.
nmcticslly new. Apply to Ernest
alas, city.
7" 1785-9-2M8ipd.
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LET.--ln center ol
with modern
tumished if
uziilv FCI “Ll-FIPTIIN
h rootlllt clasp: Anlylts
_ _ tan-oy stun. ,mm _ ,_,,
oi.o sP|NNiNo wH'r.¢t;s_asPA|.a._-___
_ Gd- NSW Onelolwayl OD lwlld- W9   ' ° » ° 0 0 0
give satisfaction. _-Ward Brothers,
A./t mein", xc., osnsia msxinnsn  
° ' ' Mcl.EAN G MoKIlWNON
EF “lu” :F“lf'¢`l0’p-teacher.tg;-03;,  g '
slfvscoofi   »
.s....i.ns..¢.\.i; i. ~n'l"¢s'¢-°°5s, .s.sy. -o-o- umoo. K- o-. ws- s--_-im. no _
Liverpool.
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Cuasza 3».Nsu
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cszaisclei |:'l>rd
In $5, I and 2 pound cans.
Whole-ground-pulver1zed-
also Fine Ground lor Perce-
lators. 161
OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO
als "Fight for the colors ot Christ
,K the King,
5* Fight as He fought for you,
Fight for the right, with all thy
if might, *
élé Fight for the red, white and il
gp blue.” as
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3.3.3,
How Pneumonia Starts
And How Often Prevenled
You catch a little cold today and by
tomorrow it has reached the throat
next day the lungs are atiected and
you wish you had used “Catarrhozone”
which kills colds in five minutes. In
the first place Catarrhozone soothes
the irritated membranes and relieves
congastlon,- then it cuts out the
phlegm and destroys the germs. It
enables the blood to retain a natural
supply of oxygen, lung-food. and vital-
ity. In any cough, bronchitis or Cat-
arrh it's guaranteed to positively cure.
Beware of dangerous substitutes ot-
fered under misleading names for
genuine CATARRHOZONE which is
sold everywhere, large size contain-
ing two months treatment costa $1.00.
small size 50c: trial size 25c.
£ 
F-'ar S ale
A farm at Milton' consisting of 70
acres, 9 miles from Charlottetown in
ilrst class state oi’ cultivation. House
n_ear-ly new, out-buildings in good rc--
pair fenced wil: spruce hedges '
good orchard, co venient to churcli
ANTHONY ESSORY,
New Wiltshire, R. R. No. 4.
1790-9-2ME1wkpd.
¢ 
Auction Sae
The residence of Mrs Amelia
Boonell_w1_ll be sold by auntipn _
at her residence Murray River
on Thursday 14th September
commencing at 12 O`Clock. noon;
also at the same time and place
her household effects For further
information apply th Mrs. Ame-
lia Bonnell, 'Murray Kiver.
‘ D. GLOVER
. Auctioneer
Professional Cards
moneoN_ s ourrv
lsrrlsters and Attorneys
MONEY T0 LOAN
`_.BarrIsters, .. Attornslya-at-Law
Royal Bank Bldg.. Char ottetown.
. meson A aEN1'Lav ' ‘
Sarrlster and Attorney-at-Law
Oitlloes-Bank pf N. S. Chambers
' Charlottetblm. P. 5.- I.
S 
WAllt;R'l‘0N I %HAW
3\\’fl“1'i» Wllflllil. Pa
uo.1llts.. Solicitors roi- Ottaway'
srs Assoofativl. 'Bank ofllontfssl,
fiasco; Permanent uortcsgo Corpor-
s a ‘ »’ ‘
Odeon-Old G rdl
vm sions, csrishztssvi. P.°:.°P P"
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DR. RALPH
Physician and Surgeon
~ 171 Grafton Ot.,
owost of Strathcona Hotel.
S. S. Hessian
" ` Lawvan
iv ) Montague. F~ I.. I. ‘
 Money to Loan .
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If you want honest,
goods at honest prices
you will not forget us
when about to purchase
aWatch, Clock orarticle
of Jewelry
Special attention given
to repairing of Watches
etc.
C. W. Patterson
Jeweller A
 
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H AR D.
COAL
Hourly expel'-ted _ from
New York per. Schooner
Bertlia L. Downs 1100 Tons
and _[pin Schooner "Rivieria'f
250 ons bcstquality ‘1fq._al1-_~
sizes. Cu_Sl0m\=rswill1kindly
place their orders anditake
delivery _oi their Coal whilst
discharging. _ 1 ` `
C.Lyons 
Phone 'lll' A _ 'A
BAGS BAGS
50,000 Grain 1 Bags
;30,000 Potato _ Bags
Wholesale
¢
Carvell Bros.
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15 h. p. Imperial Gas_Ei,1-_'f
iine with reverse gear and =
riction Hoist, very suitable ,_
for a Schooner. v »_
E. H. BEER, or 1 5
AJAS. D. OFFER, V
.Charlottetown
l 728-7~5MWFrIMtf.-» . 1  -.
The Prince Edward Island
Exliibitio and Horsekaces
AT “
Charlottetown, Sept. Z6 to 29, 
Open To All Canada ‘ _
i
Over $10,000 in _Exhibition Prizes.
Live Stock entries, except poultry, close 151:11 Septem-
ber.
All other entries close l9th September. 1 - -
~ Three days Horse Racing, $3000.00 i n purses,
Special attractions in front of the Grand Stand. 4
Nearest Station Agents will give particulars of rates.
5 For Prize List and all information write the' Secretary
sooo- lol?-o-2oMo 1°” “'”‘““'*M°“°’P°- FRANK R. HEARTZ, c.i<.sMAi.Lw00D.
`" -iiosr ' '  l President. - _ Scc'y-Trees."
i.os1'- |N THE crrv, Tl-luasoav . 1731-8~31tts ld
dollar hill. _Will tin er n y_ _
leave at 200 Prince Street _ i   "' 1"" ~ 1 
Good Roads For Nova Scotia 
- 17"”-9-1-Mlm r  _
 -1°\~<=-=1»--f°- so-1 B-nk <»= oss- Good Roads Day At The
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will be the slogan on FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER{155__th‘__'
3lI__~T_l'l€ PI`0\(lnCi_al Exhlbitl0i_1"in,HnlifaX. _l ,   .,f"
K Everyoneyinterested in this,impprtsntMpiatter -‘~is,;_
urged to make it a point to be in the City on that par-
. _ ` . . ,
ticular day; ` “ " ' , _ ` ,_
; 1 A Business iivieilnig win bs"n¢i<i in "i?li’s`_`1§nra_»f~`
Trade Rooms at 10 o’clock inthe moming for the
Good Roads Association.
purpose of effecting the organization of a Provincial
l a
f ' Moving Pictures on the subject will be shown sl
the Exhibinon in the afternoon, and it is probable
that something of interest will be arranged for the
°"ening. A
A Remember T110 D17. Efllllr.
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