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The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1902-08-09
"A Kansas Cow Story.

Near Coffeyville, KAn., q straw
stack heavily laden with snow fell
over on a cow that was feeding from
it. The farmer who owned the cow
thought she had been killed and so
he made no effort to dig her out.
But - days. later he detected, q
movement In the stack and forked
the straw away with the result Of
finding the COW very. much alive
with a newborn calf BY her side.
On getting her liberty the COW ran
bawling to the creek for water, but
she was lassoed bsfore she got there
and Has then given warm water in
very small quantities.. In . fen days
she was %: well @ sver. . -4--- :. 4 t,
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1902-08-09
No Tresspassing.

= Anyone taking !Thomsonits from
the property known as "Thomson-
ito beach" will be rigidly prosecuted for
trespass. A. this is the only place that
the go stones can be obtained, having
them will be taken as evidences Of such
trespass. .;s;.,5 z.s. a b. :s 4:
All persons are warned BY the owners
to keep Of the property under penalty.
of the law. 3 s.s ~
THE OWNERS. 4.
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1902-08-09

Duke Who Praises His Cook.
The duke of Cambridge is the only
member of the royal family who
employs woman cook, and no one
appreciates her very admirable cook
ing more than his royal highness.
The duke frequently shows his ap-
probation of her culinary efforts in
very practical way, and before now
has been known, after dinner
which has particularly pleased him,
to 60 straight away to the kitchen
and In few kind words offer his
congratulations to his cook.
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1902-08-09
NEW TELEPHONE COMPANY.
Company Organized to Build Nine
T Along North Shore. : % 81

Before many months have passed
away Duluth viii have telephone COM
munication with Grand Marais and other
points in Cook county as we'll Is in Lake.
Anew company, known as the Duluth
and North Shore Telegraphic and Tele-
phone company has inst been organized
by local people, and articles Of inoorpo.
ration will be fled with the register of
deeds within few days. &c. -
The names Of tho directors Of the
company are given as: Arthur Howell,
William Elder, =. Frsnkfeld, Ely Crib
ley and Leo A. Ball. It is known, how
ever. that other persons are actually
backing the new company, and names of
prominent men are used in reference to
the same. The company il capitalized
at $25OO0.
Construction work will be begun at
once. The company's articles provide
for operating in st. Louis, Lake and
Cook counties. Said ono of the men
interested in the company. aid whose
name does not appear:
1.-THE construction work will begin
Immediately, and We will push it q fast
- possible. We will start at Two
Harbors and follow tho county road.
Grand Marais will be our terminal for
the time being, although should business
warrant We will extend them farther.
I'VE will probably connect with ono OF
the local companies, but anything
further than that I cannot say. We
will start on the work at Two Harbors,
going straight through to Grand Marais,
The smaller settlements en- route will be
given stations"
The need of telephone system be-
tween Grand Marais and this city has
been talked of for some time, and the
residents of that thriving town have
looked upon it h a necessity. In the
winter tho people: are left wholly with.
out communication with the outside
world. This period begins when the
last boat leaves in the fall, and continues
until the first one arrives IN the spring
The mail is carried by team to Two
Harbors, and in case of an emergency
the people have been without any
method by which a hurried word could
be sent. =
In case of an epidemic or calamity Of
any kind it would be many hours before
people on the outside world hear of it
and arrange to send relief.-Duluth
News Tribune.
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1902-08-09
:. SHE
No. 458 40
NOTICE OF EXPIRATION OF RE-
DEMPTION PERIOD.

No. 45S 49,
NOTICE OF EXPIRATION OF RE-
DEMPTION PERIOD.
In whose name Observation-Disclosures Stevens. .
Description of land-Undivided one-third ex ST
,,se4 of Section 21. Township 63, Range East.
Number of acres-2667.
Year taxes levie6-1S96. Years prior taxes levied
1887 to 1895 inclusive. Years subsequent taxes
levied-1S97, 1898, 1899. 1900.
Date OF Judgment, March 21st, 1898.
When sold-May 3, 1898.
Amount sold for. ......,.S 2,67
Amount prior and subsequent taxes. 10. IL
Interest," penalty and Costs. ........... 7.Q8
~ Total amount required to redeem . s %. 81
To Gustavus Stevens:
You are hereby notified that pursuant
to a tax judgment entered in the Dis
trict Court in the Counties of Lake and
Cook and State of Minnesota, as above
stated. the land hereinabove described,
assessed In your name was sold for
taxes as above stated, and that the
time for redemption from said sale
allowed by law will expire sixty days
after service of this notice and proof
thereof has been filed in my office. In
addition to the amount above stated as
necessary to redeem from said sale the
cost Of service Of this notice must be
paid together with such interest az
may accrue from and after this date.
Witness my hand and official seal this
list day of August, 1902.
(SeaO CHRIS. MURPHY,
County Auditor
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1902-08-09
Tunes of the Terrible r.-r

Tunes of the Terrible Turk.
The sultan of Turkey 10 an excel
lent pianist and spends i've hours
every day practicing. He devotes q
couple of hours das1y TO teaching his
daughter how =. play. ,-/ .:z:z
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1902-08-09
SEALED PROPOSALS WANTED

Sealed proposals will be received
at our Office in Duluth, Minnesota,
up to September Is, 1902, on the
following supplies to be delivered
as required during the winter
1923 at our camps, to be located
in Towns 61-2 E. and 62-2 E.,
Cook County.
200 Tons Hay
400 Bushels Potatoes
y 1000 Bushels Oats
J 80 Bushels Red Beets
80 Bushels Rutabagas
60 Bushels Onions
so Bushels Carrots
% Bushels Parsnips
1000 Heads Cabbage f..
100 Sides of Prime Beef
so Dressed Hogs
20 Dressed Sheep
TERMS CASH ON DE-
LIVERY. The right is reserved
to reject any and all bids.
RED CLIFF LUMBER co
FL. Gilbert, President.
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1902-08-09
A Orderly RnnSlv-

The gold medal offered by the
Paris council for the most numerous
and best behaved family Of children
has been won by = couple named
Gallez, parents of IL youngsters. :. =,
The free press. (Southern Pines, N.C.) 1898-19??, 1902-06-27
A. AND M. COLLEGE.
++.**

s4ssS'e3seT
This great industrial school is now
ready for five hundred pupils. If you
wish your boys taught to work, pre-
pared for industrial life, trained in
habits of economy, regularity and
punctuality, write to President Win
ston, Raleigh, N. c., for booklet, "A
Day at the A. and M. College. y
PERsoNAL.-R. A. Mcleod, who
left here some weeks ago to spend
the summer in Massachusetts, has
returned, realizing that he has
much better health here than in
that State. We are pleased to
have him with us again.
The North Carolina Press Asso-
citation is in session at Henderson
Vile this week.
Nash and Robson counties
have instructed for Clark for Chief
Justice.
The free press. (Southern Pines, N.C.) 1898-19??, 1902-06-27
VIRULENT CANCER CURED.

Startling proof of wonderful advance
in medicine is given by druggist G. W..
Roberts, of Elizabeth, w. Va. An old man
there had long suffered with what good
doctors pronounced incurable cancer.
They believed his case hopeless till he used
Electric Bitters and applied Bucklen's Ar
MICA Salve, which treatment completely
cured him. When Electric Bltters are
used to expel bilious. kidney and microbe
poisons at the same time this salve exerts
its matchless healing power, blood dis
eases, skin eruptions, ulcers and sores
vanish. Bitters soc, salve Csc at John.
sons Pharmacy.
The free press. (Southern Pines, N.C.) 1898-19??, 1902-06-27
YOUR HEART AND MINE.
%||I

--+I-I
The following little poem If " is
taken from Truthseeker " column
in the Melbourne Ella Times, and is
the essence of truth. Read it and
find out for yourself if you know
"your heart and mine"
IF.
"If knew you, and
You knew me,
If both of us could clearly see,
And with an inner sight, divine
The meaning of
Your heart and mine,
I'm sure that we should differ less
And clasp our hands in friendliness.
Our thoughts would pleasantly egree,
If knew you, and
You knew me.
If knew you, and
You knew me,
AS each one knows his own self, we
Could look each other in the face
And see therein truer Craze.
Life has SO many hidden woes,
So many thorns for every rose,
The why Of things, our hearts would
see,
If I knew you, and
You knew me-"
Good Cheer.
The free press. (Southern Pines, N.C.) 1898-19??, 1902-06-27
AN ATTRACTION.
%%s*-*

One of the attractions this week
is to be found at the Southern
Pines Pharmacy, where fine pic
ture of the famous : Dr." Daskum
so we'll and favorably known
here in the past as the erstwhile
pharmacist, slight of hand per-
former, banjo soloist, ETC., is on
exhibition "for this week only"
La Junta tribune., 1902-10-15

and Senositas Seeen asd Finssy.
The hooss wss made stsssesise ey
dozens Of candles and casdeisbsa
with colored shades Of ggeep.
white and red. and the Mexican
coloss wese further visible 10
draped Nex,can flags The table
in the dining room vas pretty,
done in red and lighted by candles.
and here frejoles. chilli. hot coma
toes. pan and cafe, with hot milk
was served. Further decorations
consisted OF . picture of Diax and
several Mexican figures
Promptly on schedule time the
tourists boarded the "Hayrack"
and sailed on to China The
decorations At the home OF DR..
and Mrs. Coitman were At once
unique. rare and interesting. and
consisted largely OF valuable
Oriental draperies. rugs. etc.
Across the parior were festo"ned
rows of tiny japanese lanterns and
around both pArlor and dining
room was an aE1istic freize OF
Japanese paper fans Among the
drapesies the most beautiful and
intricate perhaps. was . piece done
on black satin in many colors.
representing 4 Chinese wedding
scene. So ingeniously were the
stitches woven that as one moved
in front OF it the eyes OF the old
Buddhist priest and those OF the
contracting parties seemed to fol.
low. Other pieces were banner.
possibly four BY six feet, OF red
silk, containing the signature Of
forty nine natives in Chinese
hieroglyphics which was presented
to DR.. Rob,. Coltman. Jr., as .
testimonial OF his skill as a healer
while he was a medical missionary
in China. Some handsome blue
silk poTtieres, curious table
cover in red satin embroidered in
blue, an odd but interesting wall
[coNTiNuED ON PAGE THREE1
La Junta tribune., 1902-10-15
"TRIP ARovnp rmg WORLD"
Presbyterian Nigh cisss eotsstsin-
mens Great Success.

With all anticipated pleasure
the day OF participation finally
dawns and at its close we find our
selves with one more memory, be
it sad or sweet. to lay away in the
store house OF the past Happy
should We be when that memory
makes us better and wiser and is
uplifting instead OF degrading.
The "Trip Around the World" is
past, yet it is safe to say that $50
people find the world brighter
place to live in for having thrown
off all restraint and mingled with
their fellow creatures tor a few
hours on that evening.
The route was previously ar
ranged and last Friday evening,
at e:3o o'clock, the appointed
time, the first steamer, with a
goodly number left the harbos.
The first stop was made at Mexico.
Here the home of our townsman,
DR.. Finney and his estimable
wife was visited and an interesting
time was spent wandering through
the spacious rooms, greeting the
picturesque natives, in their bright
and becoming costumes and look
ing at the rare collection of Mexi-
can eurios. Many and varied were
the little trinkets, not to mention
larger pieces. as curious pottery
and valuable bright hued blankets
which, on this occasion, were
used as draperies, that greeted the
eye. Sonora Honaker, in native
costume, displayed in the hall
nook many beautiful pieces OF
Mexican drawnwork. and q stringed
band composed Of Signors Steen,
kilgore. Finney and Wolfe, dis
coursed bewite hing music from the
screened staiI BANDING. Senorita
Drury. because Of her knowledge
of the native tongue and customs,
assisted the hostess IN receiving
and entertainisg the gsesss. Be
sides these in costume were
Senosas Light, Steen, and Andsews
La Junta tribune., 1902-10-15
s.ss 10. osss. es.s, ee.s.s.e.sss

0EALED BIDS WILL HI RECgIvED IN
y til 10 clock .. n, Nossml.ss !. tea. b.
The dsero irrixasIoa iissssieS for the sxesss-
tics, of about f0nD enbic ynrds Of ~astA and
tor the cs,n.ssurtioo 81 timlsrr dam s~suss
Arkansas river. for ai.Dut 40 iiseal SesS oe
Soo<iss pipe line aud ifov such 0s1es ssrue-
give pei-- srr euhie yard u earssssios and
per hoard msa.ar.. Bids ~iii t- received
fos all OF any part of the si.1se uork, and
are solicited, hath 10 he peid In cash OF
in bocsd. of she said dissrie. 1ians asd st,sei-
6eations on Al~ ssd may hs seea In shs
the of1ce Of she secretary, ". v. MilIeg, or a.
the chief enxisesS, y. I~.is- NJ Ia 1asea.
Colorndo. The hoard OF direcfors heeeby
reserve the right To reject any or all bids.
n. p. MILLER, Secretary.
fipse publication Ortolsse =, issl.
Last qualifications Uctofsse -. iAE-
La Junta tribune., 1902-10-15

L. JusIA ses Osgssissd .nd Incorporates
a. . tos y nnAeveko osssssal lass oe eAe seass
Of Coiossdo, March Is, lssi. Oa April 5, iAle
it tsrsne = sisy of the sseoad ciAss- PoPn-
i.tioa. Including. sddisioas, Ahous ~
.~vers. Holly Usass soeks owned By city.
canning fassosy, largest brick plant In the
ssss. ID 6esr1 AOaF nstli, t1,ltsG mousAly
santa r~ payroll sad 10 . thriving. indussrs-
GUS and prosperous eoDmuntsy-
La Junta tribune., 1902-10-15
ssaaee ssAess.esasea q e.se1ase-

NOTICE ~ OvArPl.1cAfsu100 GUARDIAN
rysl eeenss- N<9ass = ka1oA9 0iyss sksa
utivs - nsGB. GuAsiiaa q CaiyiA ~ keGR,
49,, :.::s g salS ~ e - S.l'l: !s -. go: ss"s ssa
CGlnssAo. - sks ElvA Any Il thsaAss Z u
~, saks.G tos - sssa.e a ~ saiA ess:e
sAs lssesrsl of e.iA nisos. 70 esIdso Laols y.
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Jusss, Ossso Coassy. Colnfl1A
GaasAiaA II Calsis y. naGg. . misqg.
NAnsAs y. NILlhn- Atsosssy 30 6oAs4iaa-
Rifue pnkAienft1n. slreoAsS !. nng-
LAsa pskase.fi1s. O-soAss =, -
La Junta tribune., 1902-10-15
sunni mons.'
OF COLORADO
rAs-Sr~ 80 nnN -

County, Of BENT
District Of Colorado, within and for Bens
County.
In tho matter Of prioritirs Of water right. In
The People OF the State Of Colorado to all
persona, associations and corporations in-
r~.ervoir in said Water District No. II aud 70
all owners aud corsumers OF water. greet
You arc hereby notified that on the aiss
ed to the Ron: Je..e g. Nosshcnst, Judge os
cSamher. IL the city q Trinidsd ia .sia ' dis L.
trict, their PETITION prsyin. tor the fixing q
81 and y
said ditch, and, on the 5ist day Of July. Isla,
the prayer Of said petition Was granted and
which said order Was In words aasd hxures
:; e. fcI1esi, ( 4R ~ ,eaT,,; sSsi.hAno,
CouSTr OF BxST.
Il. Animas county. Colorado.
appearing to the Court that the application
q ss 3, IL in he
hssr ~ seg:e II oRsn Court nov. .sher.fos.,
IL IS cear & sss. es cs
s. e.. & 80 sss 2. .a 3D.
Bs.s Gos.sy. Cesoe.de. di:.ssa.e .ll p.rsoss.
associations ard c0eposAsaoes interssted -
:s w..sr g s.: fi S Ss:s. 4. sd Il % 8, oSn.s
and cosnsssers - wases. 20 b. sd appsar -
said Court o. sneA day nod He aay ssate-
meat Or easin nnlsr oath, Tor Or agaiass
amy priority Or pieAe - yass9 aRpe0peiA-
puhl3satioa aaA pnseta9 of IT, nosiees Il
sueA easss apua paynenS a ~ eosts sy
tsssssO ssssss- HosrHCgrr:
SU09N
That the rsaise wAieh w1M - snaehs BY ~
aid petifiOaeys = TO have = dsseos of prior.
ity for IL UAhogue Ditch, vhteA = nov
ovssd hy pstIstoesrs. .s dass H. 1lse day .
from the petisSoa 81 seaseaaees n lle wl1h
the Clerk ue said C0ors, 10 which salA poe3,
tS0a And seetemse4 re1orunn = hsgU 0ado.
Asd yoa ar furthsr sceiAea TO 3 ssi
appear at s61d Court On tAo 1eA dAy 01 No
vonbsr, 80, 10 III aay. staeD0eas oe elaoGl
aa4er coeA fue ~ a0ninee anv pe3QsiAy q
righs r. waAsr appeopsaas1ea ~ oe throagA
toAALJ Y1AMEKREyBu.L,
C3o9&, 01neHiee Cost
y. = GIBSON, Aseeesev 1er Rseisinass@
ytfge pq6l3cnA3oa OUeOAee 4 ~
kase pu61lGae8oA HovU8her !, t1oo
La Junta tribune., 1902-10-15
81 N moos.
STATE or CoLORADO,t,

STATE or COLORADO
In the Di.sries Court of the Third Judicial
La. A"im.. ..'d :s.,s Of Colorado.
Rights in District No. -, ON pesitioa u
Ramon Armada rs ais. No. gly.
The People Of fhe state of Colorado s,.sd
gr~~tieg to all Jersons, parties to the
sbpve entitled caas~. and their ssscce~sor.
whereas. On tbs snd day of Seps-mhes.
is,.. IN the above court and ln the above en-.
WIZ, VIZ: ssn. s: ,,..sa s,.s .., fis =, "a, :,
own behalf - we'll as ON behalf "f osh~rs la
t.rs>s-si in the priority Of .as.r rights In
=" ,S ~ II ~ .'1,r ,hr, 81 ~ e. % %rsp
titled can.r that tbs action of Z. L. Camp-
hell as .y-ctal judge. la passing. uppa OK.
rsirrrs, and his action in rendering ~h.s
part:,sss To t'e n hnal dscr~e in the st.,ve
ensitled cause. mI,on the Nhd day of May, lsSi.
valid decree ha. ever l,<-~n entered AID that
said cause has not t.~~n finally deseru,iisesl
sass ~; that T., and nd. .a 1.
and the cs,a.t pr.csed TO pass nSoa tfs ex::
ception.. hlcsi to the report and hs.siinr. Of
make aud enter a valid d-rree IN aid c.usr
upon the eSideuce. findings essd report Of
S,,a,i;, :sa + II Il Ssihs ,h r. ~. ,ss
And : hsrr.., on he ssnd day -oi sspss@i
skF, lSus- t9F ooSu ErttthOn uoNt08 uR6m PSe.
s-nssss so tbs sakl c<s,rs. IL has orsSered by
that the matter Of hearing eAceptions TO the
report Of ttse referee shrFrtofOre Hied In said
cause aud the matter Of senAering . 6nni
tecrcc therein l,e. aud tbs same wss. set for
the 9Th day of Ocsot,er. A. d. 10E, ~ the
court house at Trinidad, In tbs county Of
Las Animas and state of Colorado.
And IL WAS further ordered by she court
that notice Of such peoEossd psoeessiinx be
given, dir~csed 10 all prs.oas Who, wrrr
PARTIES In the above entitled caose and their
sncce.sor~ In interest, by publication for a
lsr lssd OF ss least ~ days prior tn the day set
for s,srh prt.ceedinx.
You will therefore take n0stes. that upon
thr 9th day Of Dctolser, A. ID. laOe. 1T the
hour of 10 o'clock, u. M, at tks cours house.
In the city Of Trinidad. county Of Las AMI
mas aud state Of Colorado, that The district
court. for the purss,se ai rcs'derinx . valid
deeree In the above ehtisled csss~s, adjadicAf.
the several disehss In said aser district ~
will proceed to hear the excesaiosss hercto-
fore HE'D to the report os the referee. L. H.
Noble, In sMid causr aud hen said exccp-
tions are Disposed Of, will pssscexSi to render
. decree ns aforesaid, n<ii,sdicHting ss,eh
water rights. Ali pers0os, thercfnrc inter-
s.fetl Aforesaid. arc hereby notif fled to he
present At said time aud plnrs, II they de-
sirr, and make objsctiOns to such prucessi-
inxs u they deem Il proper.
Given under my hand and seal Of court
'hi. .ssh day Of september. 4. p. I'D:
clerk Of the DJsfYict court In assd for Las
Animas county Colorado.
by JAS. A. NOkTHcCrT, Deputy.
First publication. Ocsober I. lSue.
Last qualifications. October =. tSoe.
La Junta tribune., 1902-10-15

yRDND6DAY. NOVEMBER II, IN.
- essvea o,eanek - ~ sususooa a ssiA day
IN ssd disposs q all a fhs seid psenisss
La Junta tribune., 1902-10-15
s..,e. es s.s''s r,.....'. s.,..

NHKREAs, HATTIE 3. LATIMER. or
~ In Juns., county Of Otrro, state Of
dated the s~ensy -sscond day oi Aasnss, is1o,
and recorled ON the .srd day Of Angnsa, tsg0,
!. book - At page -. of see secords q q.
Otero county. state ol Colnrado, coassy to
tho public TRUSTEE Of sn3d Oeero conHty,
s;,n Go'"ssdo ID. sSas'oSiss ;s ds.srssd Ess@i..
TKs norsh -eass quarter. IN, Z. 1, II sssssoa
.sass y .n.s @ ss so,s q
thc sixth peincipal meridian. coofaining ous
h9sdrsd "a .issy 0sol .ers. more o ~,
tho paymsns to Lille J. ssa1Drd. ths bcsse-
Aci.ry Is said dsed of trnss q hsr two prnn. !.
assi q sra.s, oss so.s sos sSs principsi Inc :an :a
Of eight hundred ard Afsy dollar. fesa0l, dur
o. or hsf0rc oe.e yea! aSter dase thereof. .osse
dnilar. tSDo} dns On or bsiors sIrss yssrs
AFTER the date thereof, with Interest On said
note. e irn. IT, dsse sssrsof e tks rsse e
wSerss.. ssid sru.s ds.d sur,A.r provsdss
"a :. ss ..ns me
dssd q srsss { ssssbs made for srsassr s Ger Ger.
Wisssas. ~ aid deed OF ,.nss ard MOI.
gsovt1s, .mg.g othsr thin1s, that In c.ss q
sosss o. s.y p.rs E. os os's az
thsreo9l aeeording 20 The senor and erect
thereosvOr In ense Of = broach OF aQy 0t the
covenants or agreom0ntn thorela HNWti0ggD .
tAea anA In t6ea eaas ths uhols q ths ssi1
in<1shtedns.. saNn u oec. hccOme due ard
pAyah1e nf tho Opetum Of IT, 1eGnI hulSer ~
MiA n0ess ard tAe said trustee g amsh0rissd
at tAs roQue.e Of the lsgnl holl3se % tho n0es1
g IN a.d aisgoss e saia ps.mises for ~
tAe ouse sd expsnses q ascount Of ths sxs-
egssoa q sasd sI.se;
.s.s q H. psiseipsi As Aaeass 4, iaoi, "a
IT, ieesssse ard t6xss, asd de le9al hnS6oF
q ~ .cee. - sxsssiaea hsr oPt3a. -
= sala lndsA1as.s 20 b maeared ani o
ecESeauss -. 49, 4ssa Of tr!as, ana
Wherg0ev til - 1gf1lGned u publ3e trp,eeee
D aal for O1sro eusafy, STATE a CniossSc.
Nov: :sAsssfoss, I g a -. - psl6:.
CeSoeaao. = ~ .S9ns.t a ~ Is9Ai hol1sr
.ys..sa ~ ~ ssaA tsesa 49, Do hsss6y givs
nDe3eo tAa1 I W1M %
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