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Evening star., 1901-10-26
Queen,s Gambit DecIined.

NOIfS BY l.. GINSBEkG.
tal This move places premium Whites move
of P-k4
Ch) This will always be found a useful de-
fensive resource when kings side attack is
threatened.
lei 1t to be foreseen that White would seek
to continue the attack by means of Kt-Kt4 and
P-B5. Black could have forestalled both these
moves by playing BIB before playing P-B3 and
exchanging the Kt IL 1t plays to Kt4.
(d) Quite right. 1t useless to attempt to de-
fend the compromised Queens side; White was
therefore justified in abandoning it, and making
up his mind to either do die the Kings side.
(e) To make room for Kt-B4. which. besides at
tackng the Bishop. wOuld threaten Kt-Kt6 ch
The move also serves this important object that 1t
brings the Rook In line with his Queens side
Pawns.
stay his Queens side operations for a moment, In
order to play P-R3 which move though moi with
out its dangers, would have gained little
time by compelling White to play Okla, P-R4
etc.
(g1 In any case, both players have treated us to
magnificent specimens of play In their own par
ticular way. and White played KtxB In further
ance of the beautiful idea which he win presently
develop, 1t being important that the Black Rook
should not be able to retire to Rocks square for
the protection of the King.
(hl Played with desperate ingenuity, and pro-
dpcfng combination far ont OF the common rum
which forces the game in few moves.
H. L. Harvin, chief engineer of the ST.
Louis, Kansas City and Colorado railroad,
is dead at Eldon, Mo.
Evening star., 1901-10-26
MINOR LEAGUES MEETING.
Organization strengthened Throug
Ten Years' Agreement.

Ten Nears' Agreement.
So confident are the minor leagues Of
their strong position in the base ball world
that yesterday in New York they decided
to form ten years agreement to continue.
The minor leagues not only strengthened
their organization by the adoption of the
ten-year agreement, but they catered 10
the players by abolishing the blacklist
Now. instead of a player being permanently
disqualified for jumping" the player has
chance to redeem himself by the payment
of fine
rhe salary limit was fixed as follows:
Class clubs, $1,000 per month; class B,
81 200; class c, $1,000. and class d, $780,
This makes no restrictions, however, on in
dividual salaries
Il looks now as IL the National and minor
league organizations will have an under
standing between them.
Evening star., 1901-10-26
Delightful Relief from Catarrt.-

Here is one OF thousand sach testimonies. The
Rev. A d. Buckley cf Batfaie says: 81 wish all
to know what blessing Dr. Agnew's Catarrhal
Powder Is In a OF catarrh Was troubled
with this disense foc years. but the first time 1
used this remedy II gaye most Delightful relief I
now regard myself entirely cured after using Il for
two months Sold by +. s. WILLIAMS 9th and
sts-; EDMoNDS q WILLIAMS. sd- ssa Pa.
ave. a
Evening star., 1901-10-26
Miss Starr Won Big Golf Match at
Philadelphia.
old imp BACK IN FORM AGAIN
Minor League Magnates to Work
Under Ten-Year Agreement.
LATEST BASE BALL NEWS

Miss Sophia Starr of the Huntingdon Val
ley Country Club yesterday defeated Miss
Elsie Cassatt of the Merton Cricket Club
in the final round for the womans individ-
ual golf championship Of Philadelphia by
one up In nineteen holes. The contest was
exciting throughout. Miss Cassatt won the
first hole five against six. but Miss Starr
evened up matters in the next hole.
On the out journey Miss Starr turned the
lead by two up. and on the return Miss
Cassatt had a run Of bad luck, which put
her farther in the rear.
1t was not until the twelfth hole that
Miss Cassatt was seen to advantage. This
she won in five Miss Starr taking six. This
was Miss Cassatt's first victory since the
fifth hole
By brilliant work she halved the next,
and on the fourteenth hole, which Miss
Starr won, Miss Cassatt was two down and
four to go. The fifteenth hole went to Miss
Cassatt, who was but one behind her op-
ponent, and on the sixteenth Miss Cassatt
again won out, making all square. Each
then won hole, and required nineteenth
to decide the contest. Miss Cassatt was in
very poor form, while Miss Starr was on
the green with her fourth and made an ex-
cellent put, winning the championship by
one up in nineteen holes.
The cards:
Miss Cassatt-
Out ut.... 5 % 6 6 4-54
In...... 6 5 5-56-110
Out t....... 5 8 6 3-51
In..... 6 6 6 6 7-56-107
Extra hOle-MisS CaSSatt Z. Miss Starr &
Evening star., 1901-10-26
BALkL1NE BILLIARD TOURNEY.
Ora MOrnfnEstar and Tom Gallagher
Were Yesterday's Winners.

In his game against Thomas Gallagher in
the eighteen-inch balkline billiard tourna-
ment two shots in, in New York last hight,
Ora Morningstar made a splendid average
of % 1-13. Gallagher also played In fast
style, averaging Is TIP. Morningstar's s
score was 300, as against 1877 for his OPP
ponent
In the afternoon Gallagher defeated Ed
ward Mclaughlin by a score of 800 to 23G
He averaged II 3-2I and made high run
of 10 Mclaughlin averaged 20-21, while
his best run was IA.
Evening star., 1901-10-26

straight to the jaw a few seconds after
moran nad arisen after left jab which
foored him. The bell sounded before Moran
could be counted out, but his seconds threw
up the sponge before the beginning of the
eighteenth = -
Evening star., 1901-10-26
HIGH SCHOOL TEAMS BEATEN.
GalIaudet Reserves Defeat the Centra
Team.

The Central High School team and the
reserves from the Gallaudet College played
a fast game of foot ball yesterday, the
mrtes winning by the small score of to
O. The contest was a pretty one to look
at, as a majority Of the plays were of the
open order and the ball could be easily fol-
lowed and 1t was quickly demonstrae ed
that the two teams were very evenly
matched. Several times during the after
noon It was thought the Central lads would
carry the bali over the line. but the Re-
serves recuperated at the right time and by
Evening star., 1901-10-26
Frank SeIce Goes to Chicago.

CHICAGO, October 26.-Frank Selee, who
mas managed the Boston National League
team for many years. will take charge of
the Chicago National League nine next
year The announcement of Selees accept
ance was made today by President Hart
Evening star., 1901-10-26
To Preserve neslmental color..

The acting secretary of war has directed
that the colors of former regiments of
artillery. now reorganized into companies,
be forwarded to the adjItant general of the
army for preservation.
Evening star., 1901-10-26
Emersons shut out westerns.

The Emersons took a hard fall out OF the
Western High School boys yesterday on Y.
NJ. c. A. field, the score being = to In
their favor. The play was fast from the
start but neither side was able to score
in the first half. In the second half Full
Back Prince found an opening in the line
of the Westerns and went through for
touchdown, goal being kicked and the hnal
score settled at 6 to o. Line up:
Evening star., 1901-10-26

has started with post Offices and newspa-
pers as an experiment. The rest may fol-
low later
Evening star., 1901-10-26
Bishops Gambit.

tal kieseritzki's counter gambia weak defense.
tbl B-kt2 was the correct play here
tc) A splendid combination.
td) Forced: The only move to save the Queen.
le) Magnificent play. If IS QxRch; 10 XXX,
QxR 20 ktxPch giving mate next move.
The following game was won by Pillsbury
at Hastings. 1t was played in the second
round Pillsbury having lost in the first to
TSchigorin. and as such a forceful ex-
ample Of the game against such an antago-
mist drew instant attention to the man
who afterWard won the tourney:
Evening star., 1901-10-26

hard work prevented scoring. Two weeks
ago these teams met and after gallant
struggle the victory went to the Centrals
by the score OF 5 to 0. The third will be
watched with interest. Line up:
Evening star., 1901-10-26

WE WILL be pleased to mail to any lady
clerk in any Of the government Department Of
fees pamphlet Sweet Sleep and a sample Of
rR. MILES PAIN PILLS. Simply write US
postal card naming the EVENING STAR and
mail it to DIR. MILES MEDICAL CO., Elkhart,
I'D.
cc5-slSw during oc. IA
Evening star., 1901-10-26

Business Lads Smothered by "PrePs."
The Georgetown ''Preps's. simply smoth-
cred the Business High School boys yester-
day in the foot ball game played on the
formers field. The final score was 90 to .,
and the scorers became tired chaiking up
the goals. The "Preps''g played with re-
markable dash and confidence. demoraiiz-
ing the Business boys with the result that
II was almost a question as to how many
goals the blue and gray boys wanted
Evening star., 1901-10-26

Ii your Cold does not yield
promptly to the use of III" alter
nate with a few doses of Specific
No. "One. The effect will be
amazing.
The use of DR.. Humphreys
Specifics restores the numbed vitals,
starts the blood tingiing. relieves the
congestion: arouses the sluggish
liver. permits the system to cleanse
itself, and breaks up" the Cold.
At all druggists % cents. or mailed on rcceipt
OF price. DOCTORS BOOK MAILED FREE
Humphrcys' Homeopathic Medicine Co. corner
William and John streets. New York. 1t
Evening star., 1901-10-26
Easy for Lyons.

Harry Lyons of Chicago gained the de-
cision over Elwood McCloskey of Philadel-
phia in the sixth,round of what was sched-
uled to be twenty round bout before the
Eureka Athletic Club of Baltimore last
night.
Lyons simply cut McCloskey's face into
ribbons, and had him beaten from start to
finish. In the sixth round, to save the
Quaker from being knocked out, his Sec
onds threw I'D the sponge
Evening star., 1901-10-26
Felt. Too c,ever for moran.

reHsA HUU Nscsef fOr WV r&11'
Tommy Feltz. bantam champion. and
Tony Moran of New York met under the
auspices Of he Savannah Athletic Club at
Savannah last night. The fight was to be
twenty-five rounds. but Moran was obliged
to quit at the close of the seventeenth.
In this round Feltz sent a right punch
Evening star., 1901-10-26

H. L. Harvin chief engineer of the ST.
Louis, Kansas City and Colorado railroad.
is dead at Eldon, Mo-
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-03-23
CaIIea 81. Pnnn nnun

Little willy is a bright boy and a
saucy boy. His apt answers have often
turned away wrath and often turned IL
upon him strongly. Tho other day his
father was reprlmandlng him for some
mIsdeed. and WHY was answering very
saucily..
The father became very angry aud.
SELLING the youngster by the collar.
said; "see here, young man, you must
not talk like that 20 me. | never gave
my father impudence when was a
boy"
WHY was not feaEed at all With a
cherubic smile he looked into papa's
eyes and said, "But. papa. maybe your
father didn't need H." Twas all OF
Willy escaped punishment while papa
retired to another room.-AIbany Jour.
nal.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-03-23
The RaEIs and the Turkey.

The turkey is our great national bird
Instead OF the eagle, which don't take
much stock in Turkeys are good 10
eat Eagles are only fit TO put as
stamps on coin. The eagle is n raven.
Ous, vicious thief There Is nothing
brave or good about the eagle The
eagle cannot be tanned aud Is OF no
earthly use 20 any one anywhere at
any time or place. A hawk Is brayer
than the eagle, II the eagle had the
courage In proportion TO his size OF the
sparrow, he would be a wonder.
IL was a mlstake--a sad. pltiful blum
der-to make the eagle our national
bird. Aud movement should be pu
on foot now 10 place the turkey on our
coins and remove the eagle from where
he has no business 70 be. A bird So
useless should not be worshlped as the
eagle Is. The turkey Is q handsomer
and I'm every way better bird. On a
holiday occasions the turkey is cur
foremost fowl and furnishes the most
amount OF delicious food. Thanksglv
Ing and the Christmas holidays would
be lonesome without the turkey.-Prac
Jical Poultrymsn.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-03-23
Who Tried to Steal Rose
GRAMS Thunder
TAKES A FALL
BY HIMSELF
Military Board Unanimously
Decides the Case
Against Him

WAsnISGroN, March 23.-A contro
versy which has been pending in the
War Department since 1891, IN which
the veterans Of the eastern and She
western armies who fought at Chatta.
nooga have been interested, has just
been settled by board Of officers sp.
pointed in August last by Secretary
Root, Of which Major General John R.
Brooke was president.
General John A. Smith, known to the
Army a. "Baldy" Smith, for ten years
has persistently claimed that lie and
Colonel Rosecrans originated the plan
by which the army Of the Cumberland
was relieved in October, 1868, by open
ing the river line Of supplies from Chat
tanooga 10 Bridgeport by way Of Browns
Ferry.
The Chi;kamauga Park Com mission.
in the legends accompanying it's atlas OF
the battles about Chattanooga, set forth
that this plan was devised by General
Rusecrans, General Smith took issue
with the Commission, and finally asktd d
Secretary Root to refer the whole sui =
iect to q board Of army officers.
In response to this request, Secretary
Root appointed IA members Of the board
Major General Brooke, Colonel Gillespie
Of the Corps Of Engineers, and Colonel
Sheridan, assistant Adjntant General.
After visit to the theatre Of opera
tions, involving an exhaustive study OF
the yoluminous records in the case, and
a hearing Of General Smiths case pres
ented by himself and distinguished
attorney, the board unanimously decided
that the plan was devised by General
Rosecrans and not by General Smith.
This conclusion is approved by the
Secretary Of War. The board states that
the legend complained Of does no injus
lice TO the military record Of General W,
+. Smith.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-03-23
rs THE CITY
PLAYING DOUBLE
Can II AbrOgate the AnSOn
Franchise ard Enforce it2
Mr.. Arson Proposes to Fully
Comply With the Terms
Of the Contract.

+ x. Anson, Of the Salem Heat, Light
& Power Company, went TO Portland
Friday morning on business connected
with plants he proposes to establish in
this city, under the terms OF franchise
granted him by the Salem City Council
last May. By the conditions therein ex
pressed that plant must be- installed and
in operation by April lst. The council
On Tnesday night having denied Mr..
Anson's application for an extension in
time until August let, IN which to com.
ply with the terms Of the franchise, 1t is
nov up 70 him 10 install his plant in a
period Of ten days or forfeit bond Of
5000 deposited as an evidence Of good
faith on his part that the privileges con
ferred by the franchise would be sxer-
cised,
When seen by reporter this morning
and questioned regarding his plans. Mr..
Anson stated positively that he would
comply with the terms of the franchise
and by April lst would have installed
and in operation al electric lighting
plant that would meet all requirements.
Thus tar Mr. Anson has done nothing
towards installing the plant other than
10 erect seventeen poles for wiring pur.
poses. lie has until October lst, next, to
establish his steam heating plant.
Tie present status OF the City 4 Sail m
-Anson franchise is more interesting
and Of greater gignihcance than IL ap.
pears on the surface. At the meeting Of
the council on Tuesday night,
City Recorder N. j. Judah was
directed TO notify Mr.. Anson,
that an extension Of time having been
denied him, the electric light plant had
TO be established and in operation by
the required date or the franchise would
be vitiated and the bond Of 5000
forfeited. Mr.. Anson's friends contend
that the city cannot act doubly Ia the
matter, that the franchise cannot be
abrogated and the bond collected, at the
same time. This makes the case
interesting. II isiurther contended that,
assuming the plant lie not installed and
furnishing lighting service by April
lst that the city has no recourse other
than an action for damages against Mr..
Anson for it's per centage Of the tax that
would accrue TO tho municipality as
revenue from the per cent tar Of the
gross earnings proposed in the franchise.
The ordinance, under which the
franchise was granted, was drafted by
MIR. Anson and This fact strengthens the
the opinion that the grantor is familiar
with the provisions Of the measure aud |
its legal construction. The true nature
OF the franchise and the capacity of the
city 10 act in the premises will be de-.
termined in the case.
MIR. Anson insists that he is acting in
and his assurance that he will
install the plant in due season may solve
the situation aud not make II necessary
Tor him 10 inYole technical legal objec-
tions Ia his own behalf.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-03-23

she can hear you in any part OF a.
room. She can hear an ordinary con
versation." 'A
Thousands of people have On.
tarrh who would be surprised n
know II, because IL has been csJJed
some other nsme fhan catsrrb
The fact Is, caESrrh Is caforrb
wherever located; and anofbe.
fact which is of equally great I'm.
portance. that Peruna cures ca.
tarrh wherever located.
Catsrrh Is an American disease
Fully One-haH of the people are
afflicted more or less with II IN
some form. Previous to the die.
coVery of Peruna, catarrh was
considered well nigh incursbe
Since the Introduction of Peruno
to the medical profession thou
sands of cases are cured annually
Mr.. w. NJ. Holland, of HartweIl, Ga.
proprietor Of the Hartwell Tin Works.
writes Of Peruna 81 follows
81 am more than pleased with the
benefits derived from Peruna. Tbs
winter of 1s99my weight was 1SOpounhs
l used several bottles during the winter
and now weigh 211.
81 have recommended IL TO all NV
friends both as tonic and catarrh cure
II had been lucky enough TO have seen
1t several years ago Peruna would have
saved me much Inconvenience. l can
never be too thankful TO you for the
benefits received from your valuable
remedy. MY mother has also been won
derfully benefited by your valuable
remedy"
Address The Peruna Medicine Co,
Columbus, o., for free oatarrh book.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-03-23
PERSONAL

L. h. Adams Is home from Portland
W. Scott Taylor, Of Geryais. is in IN,
city.
Condor Bean is home from Eugene fol
a short visit
X. @. Churchill, the Albany conlee.
tionery dealer, is in the city.
F,H Page, OF Portland, vice pre.j.
dent OF the 5. l., 4 7. Company. \ in
the city.
Mrs. W. r. Anderson who ha, b,sr
quite III the pas, week is very much
improved.
Mr.. and Mrs, n, J. Damon went n
Boswell Springs this morning to spend
two Weeka
Fred WeAthsrionl returned 10 AIh,ny
today having attended the Entire NON.
party last night.
hoFaes Willis left today Tor hi, homs
IA Seattle after a visit with his moths,
AAas AtN's " Aiiss
Miss Marie S1eiwsr. Who has been via.
i'ing Salem relatives the past two weeks
has returned TO jefferson
hrs =, ellison has returned FINN
CrOstOn, California, where she ha. -.
spending the winter vith her parents.
\. I, wFighlnAn went 10 suhli,,,,v
today 10 visit HE mother, Mrs. NJ
Wrish'man, who celebrates her 7sd birth
day on Monday.
A A. ulrsy, = bAnssr Of Fsirmount
Indians VAS 10 the city toiay. M.
U'rey a making . toaroi the co.,t lo.,l
'ng up The timber Industry.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-03-23
Sol Asr.han Die, Al nnrtlnni.

Word VAS receiyed at salem today hy
Gen. W, II, Byars that Sol Abraham,
the well.known Roseburg capitalist, had
died At hospital, Some DAYS since, he
had his foot ampu,ated 10 prevent blood
poisoning and his death Was not unsx
pected
Mr.. Abraham was IS years oli aud a
resident Of Roso0nrg Tor over t5 years.
Aboat ten years ago he retired irom tho
lumber business la Douglas county. A
tew weeks ago ho went 10 Portland 10
visit his daughter, Mrs MACK, aud
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-03-23

In his "Eccentriclties OF Genius"
Major Pond tells the pathetic story IT
Ralph Waldo Emerson's last lecture.
delivered In the old South church In
Boston for the fund 60 save that build,
Ing from demolition;
"As he began reading his lecture the
audience was very attentive. After a
few moments he lost his place, and his
granddaughter, sitting In the front row
OF seats, gently stepped toward him
and reminded him that no was lectur-
ing. lie saw at once that he was wan.
dering, and. with the most charming.
characteristics. apOlogetic bow. he no.
sumed his place. an Incident that SEEM
Ell to AFFECT the audience more than
anything else that could possibly have
occurred. A few moments later he
took n piece OF manuscript In his hand
aud, turning around with Il. laid Il on
a side table. Just then one OF the audi.
ence said 10 me Il think Il was Mira
liyermorc or MIR, Howel, please have
the audience pass right out and. rush.
Ing up 20 Mr.. Emerson. said, Thank
you - much Tor that delightful lee
tureS then. turning around. waved the
audience 20 20 out
Tie probably had been sDeakiuR
about 10 minutes The audience pass.
cd out many of them In tears IL was
one OF the nost pathetic sights 1 ever
witnessed"
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-03-23

while there he was removed to the hos
pital 70 have his loot smputated, which
which had been crushed Blood poison
set In and he never recovered from the
effects. Mr. Abraham is survived by one
daughter and two sons. MIRA Mack, of
Portland, and Albert aud Maurice Abra
ham. Of Roseburg. The funeral services
will be held At Roseburg.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-03-23
West Point 10 Ia Arms

WEsr PoIsr, N, ", March 23.--Wesl
Point cadets will hold their annual la.
door games toniRh. at 4 o'clock. Their,
will be broadsvord contests, tug oi.war,
fencing with ioils, club swinging and
horizontal bar work. Every class will
compete ior the prizes aud cham pion.
ahipa.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-03-23

This question arises In the family
every day, let us answer Il today.
Try Jell-O, n delicious aud healthful
dessert Prepared In two minutes.
NO bollingl no bakmgl simply add
boiling water and set 10 cool Fla.
yors Lemon, Orange, Raspberry aud
strawberry, Get a package at your
grOceTs today. 40 cts.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-03-23
GEO. n. nEANE

nSANsoS 4 RAGAN have the SOL
asS.'i -,Ss, .a th,s city for the finest groWn
liys aiost faithfully cleaned, most skIllt,li,'
o.en1ed, most carefully roasted ana ~
~ ~ p~sAyd coffee in the World-tbs
NhAse Sanborn Seal BanjS lnN ,us
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-03-23
Charles b. Roger, 900 W. wssA,pS,on
tfeet, Morristown, Pa, writes,

| "My ol q . 3
daughter Malin.
da Roger, r,is cured
of deafness by
Peruna. Whe n
she began TO take
Peruna we had to
go up close to her
and talk very
loud to make her
hear.
"After ta aking
one-half d dozen
bottles Of Peruna
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-03-23
Blue all Over
Black all Over
Black. with Blue Rims

That's the furnish rihune bicycles h
tiesn make wheel
Pe esatps psle so'e@enshP sod material all hrOasG hat w, @ &
tnshon htei m0iels
hanea cnshon 10 ~ NAn Anu
ses hes 'he g. Mortos as.ei a. .an,, a.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-03-23

Having purchased the tailoring bual.
ncss Of T. j. Sullivan At 07, State street
am prepared 10 do first class tailoring,
also cleaning and repairing. Call aud
zee ua. 3 ~ 90 l.. A. RANKE.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-03-23

On sunday, roast turkey, pineapple
lritters, Englleh plum pudding with
hard sauce and all The delicacios Of the
season a stIong's Restaurant, from ~
10 2;30 o'clock.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-03-23

Inclading the latest styles oi new pat.
tern hate now on exhibition Al 209 Conl.
merclal street, Rooms open Saturday
evening. MRS. ID, l.. FiEHTER.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-03-23
There Can Be No
More -.
REMEMBER -

While we're at the old siaod re-
moyal sale prices are made on all
goods.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-03-23

Boy those nice we'll fllled cream pulis
At 20 cents per dozen, being cheaper
than they can be- made at your home u
eggs are len cent? per dozen, Other
luxuries at sfnoN0s REsrAuRASr
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-03-23

Hon. Ceiso Cesar Moreno, EXPrime Minister OF Hawaii
The
th cable,
italian the country In letter Peruna Med
icine Co, he
can commend national catarrh PerTns
friends throughout the country SAFE reliable medicine
know of other tonic that viii build we'll Pernna
positive the universal those who
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