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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-07-15
Birthday Anniyersary

= Mr.. and Mrs. James Killeen, of
Brooklyn street entertained on Fri
day in honor of the eighth birthday
anniversary OF their daughter, Mary.
The occasion was delightful one for
the little folks who partook of the
hospitality of Mr.. and Mrs. Killeen.
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Us, ALIENS FOo.-EaS, in Your CIoyaS

a l8dy wTites' II shake Aliens Foot Fas,
Into my gloves and rub little on my hands II
saves my gloves by absorbing perspiratiun. /,
"A a most dainty toilet powder" We invite ~
attention Of physicians ana nurses 10 the absolute
pinltY Of Aliens Foot Ease. DR. W G. Ihha,t
editor Of the Chicago Clinic says; 1T is A grant
PREPARATION; | am using II constantly in nv
piactlce," All drug and shoe stores sell H. ai'
sample sent FREE. Adde'S Allen S olmsted,
L. Roy, y y,
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MADDEN PROPERTY SOLD.
A Favorably Located Piece of Real
Estate Bought by Loan Associa-

There was a public sale on Saturday
of the property of the late James F.
Madden. which was advertised in the
Tribune for several weeks.
The property is located on the South
side and is regarded as desirable To-
cation. II consists of a double lot
and two buildings. The purchaser
was a building and loan associate of
Baltimore, which held a mortgage on
the property. The price amounted to
the costs subject to the mortgage.
Alderman Morrison the administra-
tor, conducted the sale.
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At Poyntelle.

The Germania Singing society con-
Quoted successful excursion to Poyn-.
telle yesterday. The members and nu-
merous of their friends made up
jolly crowd of eXcursionists who de-
rived great enjoyment from the Incl
dents of the day
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A New Instructor.

Miss Ethyl Scott and mother arrived
mere on Saturday to take up their
residence in this city. Miss Scott is a
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-07-15
Porto RiCo's Gain
from New Relation

Special Correspondence OF The Tribune.
Washington, July IL.
THE ACTION of Porto Rcsns in promptly
accepting that feature Of the Porto Rican
i act which authorizes tree trade between the
island and the United States is likely TO
give them great advantages over their sister
islands OF the West Indies At least this is
reasonable conclusion from an examination OF
some figures just made public by the treasury
bureau of statistics, regarding the prosperity
which Hawaii cnioyed after the reciprocity treaty
which admitted the sugar Of those islands into
the United states free OF duty. These figures
show that the sugar production Of the Hawaiian
islands has increased over 1000 per cent. under
the free admission of their sugar TO the mar.
kets of the United States, while the other cane
sugar producing islands and countries have dur.
ing that time suffered great depression, and in
many cases heavy losses.
q
II was in 1915 that the reciprocity treaty was
made between the United States and the Hawaii
an islands. Prior to that date the average pro-
duction Of sugar in the islands was but about
2500O. 600 pounds per snnum. In FIVE years the
production had trebled in fifteen years it was ten
times as much, and in twenty years, twenty
times as much as before the treaty. Within less
than ten years after the ratification Of the
treaty more than $50, ,000O 900 Of American capital
had been invested in the islands and the total
value Of the sugar production OF the islands
since the treaty is s2jo,o00.000 The following
table shows the production OF sugar in the
Hawaiian islands from 1875, the year preceding
a.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-06-05
MURDER GASES N
SUPERIOR COURT
No Verdict Reached in
BladGl Case
TWO JUR|ES NOW OUT
Judge Bennett Will Adjourn Court
This Morning Until Monday
June 24th.

The Superior court devoted all of
Yesterday to the trial of the two muir
der cases, and as q result, two juries
are now out.
The case against the old negro
Charley Harvey, who is charged with
the murder OF VIM. Brown. near
Bladep, some weeke sgo, was argued
during the morning and went to the
Jury about 10 O'Clock. Up to late
hour last night no verdict had been
reached is understood that ma
jority of the jurymen are in favor CT
acquittai. II verdict is not reached
this morning a mistrial will doubtless
be declared.
AS coon as the case went to the jury
che case of the state Va Walter Paige,
charged with the murder Of Paul
Woodruff, which occurred near stsrl-
ing some time ago, was taken up, a
large number of witnesses were intFoe
ducsd. and the entire day from il
O'Clock was taken up in hearing testi-
mony.
The case will be argued this morning
by the attorneys aud will probably go
to the jury by IL O'Clock, Messrs,
Franklin s. Krauss represent the de q.
fendant, while Solicitor General Ben
net is handling the states side CT the
case.
1t ia understood that as soon aa q
verdict has been reached in the two
cases. Judge Bonnet will recess the
c5ust until Monday, June 24.h. whom
the crimial docket will be resumed.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-06-05
BRUNSWICK BOATS TO RACE.
Two Have Entered in the Savannah Regetta
to Occur Shortly

The Savannah News of yesterd " says:
"Fhe yacht Titanis will Pro babiy ar
rive at the Savannah Yacht Clubs
moo,ing grounds this mor0ing. Cons
modore Schley received a letter from
Commodore Tucker OF the Carolina
Yacht Club saying that the yacht left
Charleston on Saturday. Tie commo-
dore p romie ed 10 be at the club house
by tomorrow, at the latest, with che
Titania, and 1t is expected that ne will
be here today, as the wind has heen
from g quarter hat would s,arcs serve
to delay linn. The commodore also
wrote that number OF the Charleton.
ians would be over for the regatta OF
the Savannah Yacht Club that is to be
sailed day after tomorrow.
Nothing has been heard from MIR
Frank Strachan, owner of the M ,nsoon, +,
or from Mr.. Frank D. Aiken, or Mr., II.
Il, Raymond, owners Of the Lucille,
both OF which Bru nswick yachts have
been entered tor the first class cabin
yachts. They will contest for the prize
with the Thara. Both the Brunsw.ck
yachts are expected in good time for
the raoee.
This limit for the eotriss of all boate
that race is tomorrow at midday,
There have already been enough enter
ed in each class TO insure successful rae
II G and fine sport, bot it seems proba bic
that there will be even more owUers
heard from before the time limit has
expired.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-06-05
Excursion to Jacksonville.

Od next Su 1dsy, May oh, the Cam
beiland Route will run an excursion
to Jacksonville. TIE Gteamer Emme-
line will leave the Mallory wharf as s
a. m, The round trip Fare has been
made 8 so and Btuns iokIans should
avail Themselves OF this opportunity Of
seeing the runs of this once beautiful
city. Tickets are limited to date OF
sale. Following ia the schedule. Leave
Mallory wharf q. M, arrive Fernan
dina II M, arrive jacksonville l p.
m. Leave Jacksonville TAO p, N sr-
rive Brunswick 1l.30 p. N.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-06-05
800 AACH|N|STS
GO ON A STRIKE.
SliDyard at Newport News
Short Of Men
PERFECT ORDER PREVAILS
Rumored That Union Men In Other
Trades In the Yards May Be
Out In a Few Days.

Newport News, Va, June 4.-Tne
machinists at the ship yard struck this
morning. Only those who had tools
in the shops went back to get them, the
others remaining out. There are 500
first class machinists in the oompsny's
employ, and all but half dozsn or 60
are out,
About one hundred have left the oity
The apprentice boys and helpers did
not strike by instruc.iods from the
union.
President Mu!cahy, of the M chinists
Union, called a meeting Of the strikers
today at 2 o'clock.
1t is reported that the machinists had
hoped to prevent the offictal trial Of tbs
battleship Illinois bat Superintendent d ent
Post states positively that the ship will
leave Saturday for Boston.
1t is rumored that the union men 10
other trades in the yard may be out in
few days, but it is said that the ma.
ohinlsts oppose this on the ground that
they want their financial support, and
chat their staying at work will tend to
stay q possible lockout.
1t has not yet been asoertaincd what
course the chip yard manasers will
pursue. but negotiations with the men
have been broken off and the employ
erys seem determined to resist the
strikers demands, and vii! doubtless
endeavor to employ men to take tbeiI
places.
The men will hold a meeting thii
afternoon.
Perfect order prevails in the sbiI
yard and vicinity.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-06-05
NOTICE OF REWARD.

| will pay a reward of
twenty five dollars ($25) for
the arrest, with evidence
sufficient to convict, of the
person who threw a rock or
other missil into the back
porch of nay residence. $40
Richmond street. at about
half past eight o'clock on the
night of June 4th, 1901.
This reward is now on de-
posit with the clerk of the
Superior Court of GIynn
county.
A. l., Franklin.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-06-05
NOT OUT AFTER NINE.
CoIored Women Get to Their Homes Before
That Hour Now.

Since the police arrested about 9
dozsr colored women on last Saturday
night for being out after 8 O'Clock, and
all OF whom were fined IS each In the
police court on Monday morning, the
streets are clear Of this GLASS of wome q
now before that hour at night.
Heretofore the colored damsels could
be seen on the streets at all hours
during the night, but they all seem to
disappear now before 8 O'Clock, No
arrests have been made during the
week for the violation Of this law.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-06-05
Gone to St. Simons.

Mr.. Alvin johnson and family, DR..
j. L. Walker and Mr.. G. e. Murphy
left this morning for st. Simon Island.
DR.. Walker goes to prepare his cottsga
for the reception of his family who
will leave for the island in few days.
Mr.. Murphy will 1eturn to Waycross
next Thursday, and bis family will go
down to the island few DAYS later
Wsycross Herald.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-06-05
Our FAST FLYER
ALMOST WRECKED
MailS2il Came Down IN
a Gale
UAS BADLY DAMAGED
Tho Accident Something Similar
to That of The Yacht
Columbia.

Nswporl, r L., May Awhile
taking 8 spin to try the new msinsail
today the Constitution was completely
dismasted and otherwise damaged.
The boat was sailing serenely when
q squalls struck her with tie above
result.
The accident was similar to that of
the Columbia. Repairs on the racer
will begin tomorrow.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-06-05

Tax Receiver DubbeFly wiahes TO Fay
to the tax payers who have the impres.
sion that the a'sess ments made oy the
city Of Brunswick, is sufficient for state
and county returns, but in fact, ia not 4;
and for the benefit Of those, he will
hold open his books 10th day of June,
1901, for such returns to come in and
save double tax. Office at Colson
Hardware Co.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-06-05
Excursion TO Atlanta.

A big excursion will be run to Att
lanta from Brunswick on June "a over
the Southern Railway, snd the low
rate of $3 for the ronnd trip will be
offered. The excursion is being az
ranged by Hsmp SoAElett, the we'll
known oolored excursion organizer,
bat there will be seperate cars for
white people who desire TO take tbs
trip.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-06-05
Growing Interesting.

TIE stove contest Of Messrs. H. M,
Miller s. son ia growing very interest,
ing "a the date for the count draws
near and those WHO are trying for it
are now getting lively NOV
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-06-05

Mrs. N. L. Thrower and little daugh-
ter, Martha Irene have returned to
Atlanta, after a pleasant visit to Mr.
and Mrs. w. M. Baker Of this city.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-06-05
EIkS Attention.

A regular meeting Of BFuuswick
Lodge No. SOL. B. P. o. e, will be
held tonight at the lodge rooms at 8
p. m, Imitation, Visiting brothers
cordially invited,
G.. w. BIanton. Exalted Ruler.
Attest, L. K, Brown, Secretary.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-06-05

Mrs. Ell Phieffer and little daughter,
Miss Lillian are expected in Brunswick
shortly, after q pleasant visit TO rela
tlves and friends in Albany, Mrf,
Phieffsr's former homa
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-06-05
Pleasant Trip,

A party OF young folks chartered
the Hsssie last night and went TO St.
Simon returning az an earlg hour this
morning
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-06-05

With pretty and appropriate GxsF-
cises Miss V. a Boyle closed her
school few days ago, the following
little folks being the winners of the
Prizes: Misses Katharine Styles,
Frances Way and Master Ralph
Lobaok.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-06-05

Miss Hattie Williama, Mrs. W. B.
Roberts aud little daghtev, Francis
Jherdine, all of Atlanta, are guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. W. M. Baker on Halifax
tqUare.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-06-05
SOCIETY NEWS
Many Interesting Social Events of the Past
Week.

After q pleasant visit to Brunswick,
the guest OF relatives. Miss Gertrude
Ullman leaves in few days for SAvan-
nah, where she will spend a short time
before returning % her home in New
" I'll
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-06-05

WANTED:-O1 1e hundred and fifty
men to cut right of way at Nshun;s
good wages apply to g. Il. Minneham
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-06-05

Miss Margaret Symons leaves shortly
for Dorchester, where she will spend a
part of the summer, the guest of
friends.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-06-05

After pleasant winter D New York,
Mrs. d, W. Aiken and daugh er, Miss
SaIlie expect to spend the summer in
Canada.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-06-05

Mrs. f. d. NJ. Strachan Is spending
some time at her former home In Sa-
vannah,
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-06-05

FOR SALE-A Decker Bros piano
In good oondnion. Apply at this
offi0e.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-06-05

Mr.. and Mrs. E. G. Hyer have left
for their future home in Thomasviile,
after pleasant visit to Brunswick,
the guest of Mrs. Hyer's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Wright, at their home on
Union street.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-06-05

After q most successful year, Miss
Mamie Symons has closed her school,
to reopen in October, The pr'lss were
won by Miss May Styles and Master
Darlington King
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-06-05

Miss L la SsalliDgs is spending sew.
eral weeks in Douglas, the guest of the
family of Mr.. Frank Dart.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-06-05

Miss Kezzis CJnoley has returned
from school, after pleasant winter
aud spring.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-06-05

Miss Elizabeth Nightingale leaves
shortly for New York, where she will
spend the summer the guest of rela.
tives.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-06-05

Mrs. ]. s. Raymond and little son,
Master Douovon are spending some
days the guests of friends at Taylors
Mills,
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-06-05

spending several weeks on Cumberland
Island, the guest OF friend ds.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-06-05

A little son is the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. w, A. Postell, at their home on
St, Simon I.Iand.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-06-05

The continuation services in the
Catholic church on Sunday evening
were unueuslly beautiful and impres :
i've. Bishop Kelley administered the
rite to one OF the largest classes OF
several years, in which there were
twenty-six msmbere.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-06-05

Mrs. 81. R. du Bignon is spending
some on 81. s mon IsIaud, the charming
guest of Mrs. W Fl Sh&dmen, at her
pretty hOma.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-06-05

Misc Josephine du Bignon expects 10
spend a pleasant summer travelling
with friends through Canada.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-06-05

Mr.. and Mrs. H. f. Dunwody have
returned from a pleasant visit to rela.
tives in Savannah.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-06-05

AVA AuhAAC AOAO hA
after q pleasant visit to Brunswick,
the guest Of Mrs. Hyer's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Wright, at their home on
Union street.
A little son is the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. w, A. Postell, at their home on
st. Simon I.Iand.
Miss MsFgaret Symons leaves shortly
for Dorchester, where she will spend
part of the summer, the guest of
friends.
Mrs. 81. r. du Bgnon is spending
some on 81. s mon IsIaud, the charming
guest of Mrs. W Fl Shadman, at her
pretty home.
Miss Ella Symons Of Savannah, who
has been receiving many graceful
attentlops the guest of friends in
Brunswick, is spending a week or two
on 81. SIMON Island, the guest Of Mrs.
William Shadman.
Mrs. J. Fl. Mccullough and little
daughter, Miss Haddie are spending
the summer the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs J. K. Parker, at their home in
Brooklyn.
Mrs. r. K. L. Burford and little
daughter, Miss Lila are spending
Q few days in Douglse, where they
went to attend the Dart-Sheldon wed :
ding.
Mr.. and Mrs. q. f. Dunwody have
returned from a pleasant visit to rels.
tives in Savannah.
Miss Irene Wood is at home for the
holidays, from st. Mary's, where she
attended school this summer.
The combination services in the
Catholic church on Sunday evening
were unu.uslly beautiful and impres :
i've. Bishop Kelley Administered the
rite to one OF the largest classes OF
several years, in which there were
twenty-six msmbers.
Miss L la SsalliDgs is spending sew.
eral weeks in Douglas, the guest of the
family of Mr.. Frank Dart.
Mise Kezzie CJnoley has returned
from school, after a pleasant winter
and spring.
After most successful year, Miss
Mamie Symons has closed her sohool,
to re-open in October, The pr'sss were
won by Miss May Styles and Master
harrington King
M. W. F. Symons left few days
ago for Atlanta, to be present at The
opening OF the soldiers home, aftel
which he went to Doug as, to be preseD
this evening at the marriage Of hi
niece, Miss Evelyn Dart to Mr.. Sheldo,
which will be q beautiful affair, solem
nized in the presence of large numbe
Of relatives and friends.
!. Mrs. William Taylor and little soi
are nding several pleasant days q
Taylors Mill.
Miss Josephine du Bignon expects il
; spend a plsassnt summer travelling
with friends through Canada.
Miss v. A. Boyle entsrtains thj
afternoon, at the homs of her sister
Mrs. r. H. Everett, on Csrpente
street, in compliment to the pupils o
her school. Many little folks will b
present, and the occasion premises +
be one Of great pleasure to all.
M;sooa Mar;a and Rafia TnxI,w .r
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-06-05

Miss Irene Wood is at home for the
holidays, from st. Mary's, where she
attended school this summer,
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-06-05

Miss Ella SYmons Of Savannah, who
hes been receiving many graceful
attentions the guest of friends in
Brunswick, is spending a week or two
on ST.. SIMON Island, the guest Of Mrs.
William Shadman.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-06-05

Misses Marie and Katie Taylor are
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-06-05

Mrs. J. Fl. Mccullough and little
daughter, Miss Haddie are spending
the summer the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs j. K. Parker. at their home in
Brooklyn.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-06-05

Miss V. A, Boyle entertains this
afternoon, at the homs of her sister,
Mrs. r. 81. Everett, on Carpenter
street, in compliment TO the pupils Of
her school. Many little folks will be
present, and the occasion premises TO
be one Of great pleasure TO all.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-06-05

Mrs. r. K. L. Burford and little
daughter, Miss Lila are spending
Q few days in Douglae, where they
went to attend the Dsrt-Sheldon wed
ding.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-06-05

Mrs. William Taylor and little SOD
are spending several pleasant days at
Taylors Mill.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-06-05

M. w. F, Symons left few days
ago for Atlanta, to be present at the
opening OF the soldiers home, after
which he went to Doug as, to be present
this evening at the marriage Of his
niece, Miss Evelyn Dart to Mr., Sheldon
which will bs beautiful affair, solem-
nized in the presence of large number
Of rel stives and friends.
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Miscellaneous.

First Church Christ ScicntisD, $40 Adams
avenuc-Sunday services 1880 a. m, and 1.3O y.
m.; Sunday school, 1l.4j IN. Subject "Un.
reality" Testimonial meetings. Wednesday even.
ings at O'Clock. The church is also open every
tan Science literature is kept in its free public
reading room. ''Science and Heal with the hey
to Scripture" by Mary Baker Eddy. will be
loaned to Investigators without charge. Visitors
and letters of inquiry are welcome and given
courteous attention and information free
Calvary Reformed ChurCh-Monroc avenue and
Gibson street, Rev. Marion L. Firor, pastor
Services, 1910 a, m, and $50 p. M; Sunday
school, ll.30 a. M: Christian Endcavor. D. m
Morning subject "Why Should Join Church?"
Evening, "AnarChism, Its Cause and lis Cure
Zion Evangelical Church--li20 Capousc avenue
Preaching, 1880 and 80 by the pastor. Rev.
j. W. Messenger sunday school, $50; Junior
Endcavor, p. ~: Senior Endeavor $50 p. m
Prayer meeting, 80 Wednesday evening. Seats
free and everybody welcome
First Primitive Methodist Church--Green Ridge
Rev. George Lees, pastor. Regular preaching scr-
vice at 1880 a. mh and p. m. Subjects, morn
ing, Zeal, False and True" Evening, ''The
odd Sparrow" All welcome.
Railroad Y. NJ. C. A.-Rcv Rogers Israel, D.
D., will have charge of the service and will he
assisted by the full surpliced choir OF st. Iuke's.
This service is always helpful and inspiring The
meeting is open to all and a cordial invitation
is extended.
Union services at hose house, Trpp PARK: Sun.
day school, . p. m; evening service $50 D.
M, conducted by Mr. H. Cardcw.
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Baptist.

Penn Avenue Baptist church. Preaching nom.
ing at 1880 and evening at 730 by the pastor,
Rev. Robert i. Y. Pierce, ID. u. Morning prayers
in the lower temple at 3.Aj. Special services all
day. The autumna service and object sermon
| in the morning and Sunday school rally at 2
o'clock. All scholars now the sunday school
| roll and former members uged TO be present.
Mission services Prescott avenue at $40 p
| m. Young Peoples meeting at $50 Evening
service, special music. Topic Of sermon, "Great-
| ness in Humble Lives, or Gods Roll of Honor"
First Baptist Churclr-S south Main avenue Rev.
| 5. F. Matthews, pastor. The usual services
sabbath morning and evening ll,3O a. m. and
| 80 p m. Sunday school, $50 D. m, Plymouth
church, Dr. Beddoc, superintendent. Baptist
| Young Peoples union service, $50 p. m, at
| lvorie hall Prayer meeting, Wednesday even
| ing, at 7.30 y. M, to hc followed by business
| meeting at $50 p. m. Al are cordially invited.
| jackson Street Baptist Church--Rev Thomas
dc Gruchy, ID d.. pastor Morning prayer meet.
| ing at $50, leader, David August Preaching
| service by the pastor at 10 20 Topic, "lTeplcss
| and Dying, Yet Within Sight of the Healing
| Pool" John w. sunday school at , p. m.
Charles Ilollcy, superintendent Harvest Home
rehearsal at the close OF school Evening ser.
| vice az O'Clock sharp. 4 service of praise fol-
| lowed by short address on Anarchy or the
Gospel, by Their Fruit Nc Shall Know Them "
This service is for all. Seats are all free and the
public is sure OF cordial reception.
| Green Ridge Baptist church, Rev. ". j. Ford,
| paStor-Church services at 1870 and 7.3O sub.
| ioct in the morning, "Dancl--a Man Greatly
| Beloved; in the evening, "Sus Of the Lips "
| sunday school at lIij. Meeting Of the Junior
| society al $50. Prayer meeting OF the Senior
| society at $50.
North Main Avenue Baptist church-R Rev. A. II.
| smith, pastor Services at 1880 a. M aud $50
p. NJ. The North End Glcc club will sing THE
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