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.B0B1B i , . "TV "T" TT A T V r SINGLE COPIES O CENTS. ESTABLISHED 1870. Country, God. and Truth. VOLT XXXIV, NO. 83. LUMBERTON, NORTH CAROLINA, TUESDAY. DECEMBER 10, 1Q03., WHOLE NO. 1887- " - PROFESSIONAL CARDS, .i. MUm. i.O, A MOormik. W. Miltu IcLElI, IcLElI 1 KcCORHICI, ! ATTORNEYS AT LAW, LUIIRERTON., N C - OFFICE OVER. BANC Prompt attention giran to all budaea a. a uvimoi ftrarata Kolarras. Mclntyre & Lawrence, ATTORNEYS AT LAW, Lnmbartoo, - N. C W. 8. NORMENT, v Attorney at Law, ? ' LUMBERTON, N. C. Practicea In ell the Court In tht SUU, R. E. LEE, ATTORNEY AT LAW, Rooms, No, I and t, McLcod Building LUMBERTON, N. C E. J. BITT, ATTORNEY AT LAW, LUMBERTON ... N. C. Office in the McLeod Building. IN REGARD TO THE JAIL CONTROYBRSY. The Documents in the Case of Williams et al vs. The County CommissionersThe Contentions of Parties on Both Sides Given in FulL Following it a transcript of the complaint, answer and judgment io the case ol W. V. Williame, A. B. Pearsall, R B. Braoob, N. A. McQueen, R. YV. Livermore, 8. R Towoaend, B. W. Towosend, J. A. Hoggins, D. Q. McMillan. J. U. Wiltiami, R. F. PVsne, Martlo MoKioDoo, L. MaeRse, II. Gran- tbam, J. M. Powdeo. M. 8. Tal bott, II. B. Ashley, W. J. Coon- el, W. E. Garrett, James A. Mo- Ni!l. Fraok Jessup. E C. Mo Neill. oitiiens aud taipayert of money author el loaaid'order for repairing and aiding to aaid fail; and for ancb otbar relief aa plaiu tiffs rosy ba aotitled to. Attached to tha complaint aud marked Kihibit "A," it a oopy of tba order referred to io paragraph number 8. Fallowing it a copy of the an war: The aot war of tba Board of Com mitftonera of Robeson ooui t ', aod tbs 1 unt and several autwer of R D Caldwell, ohairmaii of Wad Wi8at. D. P. Shaw, WISHART & SHAW, ATTORNEYS AT LAW, LUMBERTON. N. C. Office over Pope's Drag Store. Practice in all the Conrta, JOHN D. 8HAW. JOHN Y. BMITH SHAW & SMITH, ATTORNEYS AT LAW, Vampill Building, on Fifth Street, LUMBERTON, - N. C, DR. R.T.ALLEN, DENTIST, LUMBERTON, N. C. Ovncs OVXK BANK0FLUMBER10N. Phones Office, 45 ; Residence, 94. Dr. W. M. Robey, Dentist, RED SPRINGS, N. 0. C. H. LENNON. D.D.S., DENTIST, Rowland, - N. 0. DR. J. D. REGAN, DENTISt, LUMBZBTON, - N. 0. Office in Shaw building, drug atore. over Pope's , Dr. F. H. PITMAN, DENTIST, ASH POLE, N. C. the county nf Robeaon, in behalf f aaid Boer, and E. G. Nye aod A. or toemteiTea ana an oiner cm xns aud tazpayera of laid oonnty who may ooma in and make them selves partiea plaintiffs, vt. R. D Caldwell. E. 0. Nye. A. R. Mo- Eaohern, M. L. Marley and J. W. Carter, aonnty commissioners of oontemplated by aaid order aod tba expenditure of the monet therein eutborijd to be paid therefor, all of of which will fnl ly appear hereinafter. Father answering the taid aOl daf it. and aa a further defence thereto aod to tbie aetion the de Oodant tart : 11 That 00 tba 28 rd day of April, 1001, J. W. Garter. A. L Sbaw. W. A IAggett, W. f. Bar ker and II. M. John wre the duly elected and qualified Oommitsiou ere of Robeaon - oonnty and at such oonttitoted the Board ' of Gommitiioneri of Robeaon county, and at eoob held their aaid office notil the first Monday in Dxro- b r. 1002. when their ioocessors io office (thit defendant) qualified aud entered npoo the diaohtrge of their datiet 12. That at July term. 1001, of the Criminal Court of Robeson coonty, a grand jury of aaid coou R. MrE o jru. constitution a tr. oompoeed of A. I. MoUallum antioritv ihereof. resneotfuIlTi (foreman), J. W. Bimmt, a. L. thoweth to the court iu anawer to Page, Hector Corrie, J. W. Siket, the affidtTit filed by R. B. Braneb, I Robeaoo oonnty, heard before II 11 J graph one of taid affidavit one of the plantifft herein, at followt : 1. That tba allegation! of para are be trae at they are informed aud lieve. 2. That the allegation! of para graph two of laid affidavit are trae. o That it it true aa alleged in paragraph three of laid affidavit that in October, 1008, the defeud aot paiied aa order n reference to the repairing aud adding to the lienor, Jodge Henry R Bryan, at chamber! in Fayettevilie, Novem ber 28th, 1008: The oomplaint ia aa followi: R. B. Braooh, one of the plain- tin', bjiug daly tworn, tayt: 1. The the above named plain tiffi are oititena and tazpayera of the coonty of Robeaon, State of North Carolina 2. That the defendant above oommon lail of ZRobeioo oonnty oamed are the duly elected and (Bat itdeuiee that the laid meet qualified oommittionera of Robe-ling wat held ou October 28 rd, eon oonnty, ana. m aoon ooutti-1 ibob. or that taid meeting wat a tote the Board of Committionen I "called meeting" or that trae of RobeaOU ooontr. Inortv of tha order naaaed as laid 1 r . -t- - 8. Tbat on or abont the 28rd meeting ia attaobed to taid affida- a - m . a. a nn a I .... . . aay or uctoner, iwo, ine .aeieoa- rit at tn ezntoit or otnerwue. aot Board of Commiitionera, at a And further antwefinir taid oara oalled meeting, patted au order 10 graph three, the defeudaut tayt rdiereuce 10 me repairiugana aaa- that the meetiug referred to wat ing to the 1 iil of Robeaon oonnty, held on Ojtober 15'.h, 1008. and a oopy u wbioh order it hereto waa a regular adjourned meeting attached aud marked Exhibit "A." 4. That aa plaintifft are inform mi aod believe, tbat the taid oall ed meeting of the beard, referred to in Art. 8 -oftbir affidavit, wat (rregolar, illegal aud void, in that pawed hy aaid board aa heniaaf the tame waa not held in com-J ter net oat. held in partaanee of au adjourn ment taken from th regular meet ing of the navd board held on Oc tober 5. 1008. to that time, at which taid -meeting an order wat A. K. McFadret, W. W. Carlyle, V. F. Briuon. N. 0. Graham, 0 L. RoberUou, W. A. McNeill, A M. Baker, Martin McQaeeu, I. G Whitlock. Jamea Braoy, L. H Caldwell, made a report to aaid Court, which eaid report contain! the remit of an iuquiry made by laid grand jury into the ooudition of the common -jail of Robeaon county, in wordt following, to- it: "Reoommeodatioui : Second : Taat at toon at practical that a niw, modern jiil be built. Third: Tbat a cell be provided for the in aaue either at the jail or at the oonnty home. Fourth : We would call ipeoial attention of the coun ty commmionen of immediate re pair! needed on jail, including oeiliot, guttering and chimneya of kitchen. 18. Tbat a copy of laid report wat, by order ef the j idge pretid iag at taid term, certified to and erved upon taid Board of Com mitaioueri. 14. That at the November tar da 1001, of the Criminal Court of R bejon coonty, a grand jury of ra'd oonnty, composed ot Ldgar Hill (foreman), W. C. Kinlaw. :xx zzzxzx! H O LI DAY 1 For tae aeat V dar will oflr for aaU the Moat H-4ay Use of food io lo.a .( gjmmCy re daced ptke. tirmtmhn that lift U loo abort for yoo to delay taking adraalagt of oar lower price and Mgger raloea than any other placa in lamm Oer are barraiM that briog Ute bitst sad buaieet bnrera bnck for ame, becaaae uaai thm ri(hl. MUSIOAL INSTRUMENTS I We will opn tip thii week a nice line of Maeiral InatnimeBU. Mch aa Orgeat, Garter. Violin. Mandolin. A a to Harp. Banjoa. Metre, etc. FURNITURE! FURNITURE! W hare the nieeat hoe In town, jeet come and chcP tof cub or on InaUllnaenL OVERCOATS! OVERCOATS! We are to day opening np a nic line of ap Update Orercoata. Don't forRet to call and look at theni CLOTHING I CLOTHING ! Well, it ia aaelea for aa to mention it. for errry . body knowa we carry the naoat ap-Uxiate line and etyle In town, and rememoer we will eave yon mnney on eeerythinf in our II or. Space will not aUow aa to apeak ef oar nice line of Sbtee, bat ooene and aee Itm, . . Vonra for bualneaa, BLACKER BROTHERS, LUM BURTON. NORTH CAROLINA. plianoe with (be law 1 emulating I the meeting of county commu-l aicnera, and toat ail proceeding! had at aaid meeting are void. 5 That plaintiff 4 are adviaed and believ?, and, therefore, allege, that the defendant Board of Com missioner! nave never iouud at a 0. M. Barker, C. A Crump, T. L 4 That it dnmea tha all era t one Urimiley, J. li. Beliert, Uanie MoLeod, H. A. M'White, J. C. Gibtou, E. G. Canady, Rafm Sim mom, Thot. S. Tolar, Henry Wei- sel, J. J. Cobb, D. A Buie, Geo L. Townsend, D. W. Big?a, J. J Evans, made a report to taid court, wbiuh aaid .report contain! the result of an inquiry made by taid grand jury into the condition of the common jail of Robeaon Mateier The fanner needs we make a ape cialty of handling. It's in our line; it'i our business to keep farm sup plies of all kinds and we strive to kep onr stock fresh and equal to all demand. We still continue agents for the celebrated Hickory Wagons Which ior veers have given such general satisfaction in this and other sections, and nnheeitatingly ear that for farm and road purposes his not excelled. Besides having a supply of these on hand we have recently received a full lineef Cart and Wagon Wheels .and Open and Top Baggies. We are the originatora of the buggy business in this town, and think onr past experience enables ns to give especial attention to sll who purchase of us. We can sup ply you with Harness, Bridles, Col lars Whips, &c. &c. Accept onr thanks for your past patronage, and give us a share of yonr future favors. Very truly yours,, 0. C. KORMINti CO. , Pysp n n 2JLJ12JU epsia Cure r7 1 r Diaests what you eat. nil nrnaratlon eont&lns all of the ilgeitants and ,digesU all kinda of lood. Hgivetintians reueinua never tails to cure. It allows you to eat all taa food you want. Toe most eenstuve tlomachs can tatce it. ny its use many thousands at dysoentlca hare been eared after everythlnslae Jailed. It prevent! rormation or gas oh tne stom ach, rellevlDg all distress aftercatlng. Dieting unnecessary. Pleasant to take. It can't help out 00 you nooa ily by B. O. DaWrrx Co., Ohleavoj'' au DOtue oaoHuaaaw iianainapc.aiiai Dr. H. T. Pope & Co.. Lombertoo, N. C. McMillan &. Hughes' Phannacy, Park- Son. N, C auatia- TEtO at a ten DAMK 4)LPOSIT raid. soo Staui at Cost. Writs .vcs oontained in paragraph four of taid affidavit. Aod farther an wenug taid paragraph fonr, the defeudaut alleges that the taid meeting referred to wat held in punuanoe to au order of adjourn meut made by said board at itt faot that the money authorized to regular monthly meeting held on be expended in the aforesaid order the 5th day of Ojtober, 1908 was a necessary public expense fori which said order direoted that an the oonnty of Robeaon, and that adjournment be had from that aounty iu wordi following, to-wit aaid order 14 in oontravention fit day until October loh, 1008, aud "We have visited the oonnty Article 7, beotiou 7,-of the Uoutti- that aaid adjournment wat had in jail aud found the prisoner! ai tutiou ot JNortn uarouna. pursuance to the terms 01 aaid or- well cared for as could be expected o. 1 bat plaintiff! are informed I der and at required by law. I considering itt over-crowded cou aud believe that the defendants And it waa nuderstood at the time Iditiou; the jiil ia not properly acted without the ecope of their J said adjourned meeting waa ordor-1 heated, there being one small authority in that they have at- ed to be held tbat the taid meet- litove, which it wholly lniufSoieut tempted to contract for a much iog was to be held for the purpose and dangerous ; iu case of 6 re it larger and ooetlier jiil than the of considering and making a con- would be impossible to remove the publio need of the oounty justifies I tract for repairs and additioni to I prisoner!, there being only one or requires, and tbat the price the common itil of Robeson small exit. There are now thirtv proposed to be paid 11 in excess of oonnty the actual value of the aaid re- 5. Toat it denies the allega- pairs. tiont contained iu paragraph five 7. That, at plaintiffs are in- of taid affidavit. And defendant forced and believe, the defendant alleges tha the taid board have board attempted to make taid found as a faot that the money oontract without advertising for authorized to be expended in the bids, without takiilg any steps said order wat a neoessary publm expense for the oouuty of Robe son aa will fully appear by refer ence to thei proceedings of said board at herein after folly aet out 6. That it denies the aliegationa of paragraph six of taid affidavit. 7. That it deniea the allegations whatever to ascertain if a lower hid could be obtained for taid work and repairs, and without giviug an opportunity to the pub lio at large to submit bids for making eaid repairs, which ia ir regular, illegal and a grots abuse of the power and discretion in tended by law to be vested in boards of oonnty commissioners. of paragraph aeven of taid affidavit Commissioners. or more prisoners, oomposed 01 three races, fonr of the prisoners being women, who have go privaoy whatever, it being impossible to separate the racea and sexes in the four cells. We therefore earnestly recommend tbat the commission ers take immediate steps to pro vide a modern building with tof' floieut capacity to accommodate its criminal! io a proper manner.' 15 That a copy of said report was, oy order 01 tne judge pretid mg at taid term, certified to and I served upon the taid Board of II it the opinion of the granf jary aod we to recommend, that the eoooty authorities take irn msdiateiUpe to build autwjailoi modern plana aud one suitable t tba demands and oonvtuieuoet c Robeaoo oonnty." 17. Tbat a oopy of laid rspor wat, by eider of the judge prseid iug at laid term, ojrtified to ant served opon, aaid Board of Com mieiioneri. 18 That io porsoanot of tb fao 1 tat forth io piragragraph 12, 18, 14, 10, 10 aLd 17 herein aud 11 punoanoe to personal inveatiga tiont made by the taid Board 0' Com mitiionan, oompoeed ai afore 1 tid of J. W. Carttr, A. L. Shaw. W. A Leggett. W. P. Barker aor H. M. John, the aaid Buard o Oommitiioneri at their meetiin b )ld 00 Marob 4 10O2,onaoim jus ly adopted the following preaai bjei and reaolotioni, to-wit : "Whereas, three leparaU grant juriet bav r pjrtrd iht coudi i t of the jail at being, unhealthy, on life to human lite, no privacy b tweeo the aexea. with 00 meaui 0 aeparating the racei. "Aud wberat, tha lait grand jary ordered that immediate ac lion ba taken to redress thei- wrong!. . "And whereat, farther iottrue tiont were issued from the Super ior Court of Rjbesoo oouuty t thii body, that these recommends tiont mutt no longer be ignored. aod the Solioitor of the State wa instructed to proceed against tbn body unless aaid recommendations aod instructions were immediate ly carried oat. And, whereat, farther, from at inspection of the preaeut jail, thi body is determined that the sam juiuffioieTit in iiz9,noiamtary,tba there 11 and can be no privacy foi female priunert confined, thai there is, and oan be, no separa tion of the racei, tbat there ia grave danger to the livet ot all the inmatea, aud that in tht event of fire, either above or be low, it would b-: nrxt to impotibK to lave the live t of the inmate "Therefore be it resolved, that immediate action be taken toward, building a modern jail which will meet all the reqairementa aud de mand! of the situation, aud that to this end R. D. Caldwell, E K. Proctor Jr. aud A. W. ML au be, and they are. hereby appointed a committee to act in oomiiuotiou witn tnie Hoard aud toat immedi ate action be taken towards gettiug up plant, specifications etc., aud that the work go forward without any delay." 19. That a meeting of aaid Board of Commissioners was held on May 5 b, 1902, aud the report of the special committee appoint ed by the said Board aa aet forth in paragraph eighteen hereof was ureteuted in writing to aaid board and tiled. That the 'aaid commit tee after much careful and personal iovettigation, re, o ted tbat $ new and mtdern jiil waa in impera tive Dablio necessity for the oonn ty of Robeson and they recom I ClDllll StOCt Dllfl IB liSD. mended that the is id Board of I Individual LIlbilllT 01 CtOCWO lim IQ iddltOll U ClD tl L Commitiionen immediately pro- Cnralnt and Profit r. ing to plaus and specifications theu IvUU KGSQIuCeS, mixaoa ofO, IWi, aud there presented. That the Prices Cut to the Hilt notil January 1, 1904. A SUIT or an OVERCOAT 16 just whatyou need for the Christmas Holidays. We'd like to show you what is correct in Clothing and Overcoats, and we'll prove to you at the same time that the price you pay here buys more in quality than it nas ever bought. Never knew a season to open up with such a rush asithislfallseason has with ua Are you men buying earlier, or are more men convinced of A. Weinstein's -supremacy? Supremacy means in value as well as in quality with ua The best way to get an Overcoat or Suit is to go to ajrood place. A good way. to get the BEST Overcoat or Suit is to go to A. IEIHSTEIN, THE KING CLOTHIER. except as hereinafter admitted 8. Answering paragraph eight of 8.. That plaintiffs are informed I said affidavit, the defendant ad and believe that the taxes now mits that the taxes now levied for levied are to the full constitution- county purposes are to the full al limit, and have been inadequate constitutional limit, and that there to meet the necessary county ex- it now cutit inding indebtedness penses; that there is now out- against saidcounty due aqd uopaid standing indebtedness against the That the other allegations of aaid oouuty doe and unpaid ; and pla n- paragraph are ontrae except at tiffs are advised and J?eUeye that hereinafter admitted, the defendant board has no au- 9. That defendant admits that thonty to contraot eaid debt. repairs and improvement! to the 9. That, aa plaintiffs are in- common, jail or Robeson oounty formed aud believe, all the repairs are neoessary and tbat the public and improvements that are neces- interest demand the tame to aary, or tbat the public interest be made as alleged in para demands, -to be made on taid iail leraoh bine of is d affidavit.' Bat can be made for about one-fourth I defendant denies that said repar the amount which the said defend-1 and improvement! can be roada l aot board hat attempted to con-1 for about one-fourth of the tract for in tne aforesaid order. 1 amount that defendant - has oon- 10. Tbatplaiutiffs are informed I traoted for. Baton theoontary. aud believe and allege that the the defendant alleges that said publio necessity of eaid county I repairs and improvementa cannot doei not require the repairs and I be made for a less fum than has additions to said, iail oontem- been contracted for by tne deteu- plated by the aforesaid order, or Ida nt, all of which is folly set the expenditure of the money fourth hern jafter. ' J therein authorized. I 10. The defendant, 'a Dtwering Wherefore, the plaintiffs pray I paragraph ten of taid affidavit; that a restraining order issue from Isaya that it is not trae that -the this Coirt, restraining and en-1 public" necessity 6t, aaid ooaaty joining the above named defend-! does not require the repaire and anti, the Board of. Commission- additioutto aaid iail eontemplat araof Robeson oouuty, from mak- ed by aaid order or the txpendi iog, or having ' made, the repairs tore of the ponty authorized to be aod additionra to aaid fail as con- paid therefor. "Ou tha contrary, Itemplated aod anthorid ia their the dafeLdaot allegea , tba th debt and from - tzpepdiog tbclrtptirt god addition to laid Jul 16. Tnat at February term, 1902 of the Superior Court of Robeaoo couoty, a grand jary of said coon ty, composed of JJ. is. McLaugn lin (foreman), A. W. Davis, G B. Allen, Neill McMillan, M. G Williams, Daniel Jones, E. F Prevatt, J.M.Brown, J. S. Adams, E. Bullock, W. S. Lancaster, J H. Powers, J Archie Carrie, A T Stabbs, A. S. Iuman, J. D. Bul lock, R O. Pitman, Henry Flo' ers, made a report to said court, which said report contains the re sult of an Inquiry made by said grand jury into the condition of toe comtnou jail of- Kobeson conn ty, in words following, to-wit: - "We also visited the jail in a body aud find it well . kept. Bnt it ia the unanimous opinion of the jary that it is unsafe, insufficient, not property ventilated and heat ed and tbat it ia not inch a jail aa the,, county ahould have. Under the arraugementa of the jail it :a absolutely impossible to have pri vacy, between the sexes. There re only four cells and at timet it it impossible to ket-p the racea apart -at the law directs that they ahould be. Thit itiio fault of the keeper, bat iadae solely to the building. . We are of opinion that in case of fire it would be well nigh impossible to get all the pri soner! out and that some, ;if not all, wouldof necessity be burnt BP." .T&u woold, to st vothiLg of -tba humane features of it, leave tb t County liable to h yy dantf presented. said oommittee reoomended the building of an entirely new jail, the cost whereof.as then estimated by the oommittee, the architect, the contractors aud by the said Board, was far in excess of the turns appropriated for the repairs aud addition! to the said jail or dered by tbit defeodant aa herein after tet forth 20. Tbat open the coming in of taid report of the taid oommittee and at the tame meeting, the f ol lowing ordar Wat duly and . anaui mously adopted by said. Board: "It is further order that in ao cordance with the report of said oommittee, J. M. MoMicbael be employed aa therein specified and tbat the attorneys of this Board are directed to prepare the con traot to be executed by this Board ana The said J. M. MoMichael. "Oa motion, E K Proctor Jr., A. W. McLean and R D. Cadlwel! are continued aa permanent Build ing Committee. 21. That at July Term, 1902, ol the Superior . Cuojrt of R.-benoBi oonnty, a grand jury of eaid ctoo ty, oompoeed of D. A. MoMillau, (foreman). O. C. Norment, T. 1 : tfnraev. Leonard Stone. J. A Campbell. W. J. McCorcbac, J. L Qartley, Joel Q. Johnson, A. A (Cjutinued on Second Page ) THE BANK OF LUMBERTON, LUMBERTON, N. C. J20.0OO 00 20,000 00 13,511 02 178,826 11 $S40,397 OS Hcsiihy Children i kept tnf and wU ; waak and poor m). felka ar mad vlcoroaa by ih aa ol UtaX Owoni raaaady FREY'S VERniFUCE Oompti all dlsartal Wlkt ateianli. xpla worm a, e. Faiataata a ntun Sa atftteo. Botuaay aaaU,! Offers tothc people ot Robeaon County and the public generally every accommodation consistent with safe banking. We solicit the accounts of individual, frms, corporations and trnstesa. pb01ptiess, security aid accubicy goajlaitekd, officers: A. W. McLRAN, President, C B. TOWNSBND, Cashier. JOHN P, directors: HENRY D. LEDBETTER, C. B. TOWNSEND, 8. A- EDMUND, WALTER P. h. 8TEELE. GEORGE S. STEELE R- D. CALDWELL, Vice-PreaidenU ALEX. P. McLEAN, Asst. Cashier, ST ANSEL, Teller. v-u. R. D. CALDWELL, ' A. W. McLEAN, s H. B JENNINGS, BERRY GODWIN. LITTLE THINGS ! r 4a.ier"Bsv Strongest ia tbe World. THE EquitaWe Life, OF NEW YORK. Outstanding Assuranccf 1,179,276,735 00 Assets..-.. 331.039,72034 Liabilities 239,910,678 aS Sorplns 71,19,042 06 Laect cash aettlement given to policy lioldera. Death claims paid in fntl and at oqre. Strongest, Safest, Best, and I prompt paying cbmpanr on earth. Its the little things tn life that seem to count most. Your druggist who is not patient In little things is not reliable. Care, patience.- consideration we try to make basic principles in our business. We believe we can serve your needs in the drag line, ss well as anyone, snd shall at all times, endeavor to protect your in terest should yon sea fit to give na your patronage.' We invite an inspection of prkea and quality ol goods, tben we feel sure you will see it tb yonr advantage to patron- faaaa. y -' " XiQ. &OZISX, Draggiat. B. L PAGE, Agent Gaddjrvtile, N. C R- B. Pasre. Lunioerton. N. C. . q.w. mcqueen, , The Lumberton Barber. 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