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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-02-04

"CiN ~ WEN q GOOE FAN,
Insurance Fire, Storm, Accsdent.
Prompt and Courteous Attention.
Every night of the fair you want to
look your pest. have Jim Carter press
your suit.
100 doz. eggs 23c per doz Monday
only ]. M. Hoodenpyle.
A hot bath can be mad as quickly
as you want it, with an instantaneous
water heater.
Let US I'LL your prescription. Pure
drugs, prices always right. Hunter.
Sale Drug Co.
Uncle Jake, the best fve-cent cigar
in Georgia For sale only at Loew.
enstein's.
Until the 18th Jim Carter is going
to be kept real busy pressing clothes
for the Jewish fair
U whiskey, the best in Brunswick.
lily whiskey. For sale only at Loew-
enstean's.
Derminal for chaps. Hunter-Sale
Drug Co.
Shingles. laths and everything for
the builder at L. A. Miller's.
For the best shingles call on L. A.
Miller.
Three sizes Of gas heaters on dis
play at 31o Newcastle street.
Just received, 4 new lot of gas
heaters at $40 Newcastle street.
Louis IS, sold everywhere at $3.50.
st Julius Mays for s1.00.
Evening journal., 1902-09-08
Dancing No l0rgrr Thought FriyuIous

we are apparently quite outgrow-
ing the point OF view from which Jac
exercise of dancing is considered friv-
olous or even superiiuous,' said a ma
tron. Not only are classes for its
teaching included in the routine work
of many public schools and all settle
ment centres, but a medical contempO-
rary is giving much space to the con-
sderatlon OF its hygienic value. The
actual amount Of muscular exercise
taken at the average ball IS calculated
to a nicely. Four waltzes. IL IS said,
equal a walk of about a couple of
miles. a barn dance and a sort of lancars
bring the muscles into about as much
play as a good sharp spin OF a mile
and a half. etc. On this principle bail
going may eventually come to be con-
sidered as an essential part OF ole's
athletic training substitute for
much tedious calesthonic routine, and
certain number Of seasons consti-
Evening journal., 1902-09-08
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF

In Sacred Heart Church this morn
ing mass was said over the body of
Bernard Orth. late Of No 209 Tatnall
street.
A verdict of accidental death was
returned on Saturday night by the jury
empaneled by Coroner Frick in the case
Of James McGranary, who was run
down by an electric car at Taylor and
Church streets.
On Saturday $50 Knights Of
Pythias. with their families, went on
an excursion TO National Park.
w. S. Gallagher, treasurer of Will
mington Conclave, No. 2, Heptasophs,
on Saturday paid Mrs. Charles YetteI
tho insurance which her late husband
held in that order.
The Chinese restaurant at No. i
East Second street, about which there
have been many complaints, was closed
on Saturday night by Police Captain
Kane and a squad OF officers.
Evening journal., 1902-09-08
townsend
sneeiai to the Evening Journal.

Special to the Evening Journal.
townsend. Sept S.-AIiss Viola Watts
gave a delightful watermelon party at
her home on West Main street on Fri
dav evening. The young folks had a
merry time until late hour. Among
those. present were Misses Bessie Phil
lips. Hettie Carpenter, Edith CaIpen-
ter. Margaret Townsend, Myrtle Town
send. Luta Outten, Ethel Outten, Han
nah Wright, Katie Ratedge, Ahce
watts. Mary Money, Mamie Pearce,
Fneta Lynch, Bertha Lynch, Ethelwyn
7 Maloney. Margaret Taylor, Harry
Knotts Mark Stats, Harry Bolton,
Arthur Davis. Wilmer Fenimore, lind
ley Scott, Jay Alfree, Lester Mayor
Mark Lee. Samuel Townsend, James
Brown. Walter Lee, Gilbert Lynch,
Ralph Vandyke, William Lee. Roland
REYNOLDS, William Naylor, William Z.
Wilson.
Miss Margaret Weldon and sister
Miss Sadie, are visiting relatives In
lClayton.
Misses Margaret Townsend and Mary
Money have returned home from a
pleasant visit among MlddletoWn
friends bIz
Miss Elizabeth Hubbard has returned
to her home in Selbyville, Del
Mrs. o. o. Ellis and son, Elmer are
visiting w. H. Wright and family
Miss Mamie Pearce is the guest o.
Miss Mary Money.
> James Scott and wife Of Whining,
, ton. are visiting John Townsend an6
wife.
Miss Edith Carpenter has returned u
her nome IN Philadelphia.
MIR. and Mrs. John Lee, Of Camden
N T.. are spending a few days viii
S Mrs. Samuel Watts.
Evening journal., 1902-09-08
aureI

SPECIAL to the Evening Journal
Laurel, Sept S.-A. H. Phillips has
returned from Philadelphia.
Misses Elizabeth and Caroline Spald-
ing are at Rehoboth.
Charles w. King has returned from
Philadelphia
. Miss Myrtle Collins is home. after
spending month at Rehoboth.
Miss Ida Phillips spent part of the
week in Seaford.
Handy Elliott. of Norfolk. is the
guest Of relatives here.
David B. Ford, of Chestertown, Md
has been spending the week here
Misses Laura Jones and Minnie El.
lott have returned to their homes II
Bridgeville, after visiting here.
Miss Essie Timmons, OF Philadel
phia, is the guest of Miss Nellie Wheat
ley.
/ Miss Sadie Moore left yesterday 70
4 Staunton. Va. where she will atten,
school
4 DR.. Horace Jones, of Philadelphia
has been visiting Sussex county friend
for the past week.
! Edgar Prettyman has gone to Dover
Evening journal., 1902-09-08

Mrs. NJ. B. Burris has returned from
q short visit to Philadelphia friends.
John Metten. Of Philadelphia, has
been here for a few days cunning.
Mrs. Charles Mintzer. of Pottstown,
Pa. is being entertained by Mr.. and
Mrs. !. c. Sites.
Mrs. p. M. Scoudrick, Of Wilmington,
visited G.. w. w. Naudain and family,
several days last week.
Horatio Willis, of PHILADELPHIA, Is
visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. M.
n Willis. near town. ae .ll
Mrs. Y. l. Culbertson. of Whining
ton. Is the guest Of Mrs Cowgirl Ais
ton
Mrs. S. Z. Houston has been enter
tanning her sister, Mrs. Sanborn, OF
Wilmington. =
Misses Elsie and Sybella Jones have
as their guest Mrs. Charles Hamilton
Of Smyrna. iHl54N
Evening journal., 1902-09-08
DRINK RUINS THE COMPLEXION

pie. which so quickly serves notice Of
over-indulgence as the cocktail habit
No amount OF paint and powder can
disguise the peculiar condition OF the
skin resultant from continued imblb-
ing. One would think that vanity alone
would deter the average woman. but
statistics, as well as observation. dc
clare TO the contrary. and the idea that
1t is smart to order drinks in public
places seems to have created almost a
fad TO be seen in the act Not only on
this side OF the water, but i'm London.
is the unfeminine and unlovely habit a
matter OF remark. and that city. so
famous for its beautiful compilations,
is said to be In some danger of losing
this long-held palm"
Evening journal., 1902-09-08

Every woman wants good COM
plexion--a clear, healthfdl uldn II not
one OF rose leaf tint and texture" says
a physical culture teacher. Like
everything else WORTH having, this has
its price. The present prevalence. even
among very young women. of tho use
Cf makeup not only the time honor
cd powder pun but paint. paste. onam-
el and innum rable cosmetics Is di-
rectly traceable to the increasing ap-
petite for cocktails and such indul-
gences of which or grandmothers
never dreamed. There are few things
except deadly poisons. which cannot be
partaken Of adyantageously If in mod
Grafton. But there is nothing, not even
Evening journal., 1902-09-08

where he viii be a student at the Con-
ference Academy.
Misses Laura and Fannie Walls, Of
Georgetown. have been guests Of Laurel
friends.
Misses Marion and Louise Farrow, Of
Lansdowne, Pa, are visiting Miss Mary
Wootten
Mrs. H. o. Riggin is visiting in Will
mington.
Miss Eva Trice left this week for
Texas, where she will spend the win
ter.
Miss Gertrude Churn, of Philadel-
phia. who has been the guest of Miss
Helen Horsey for the past month, ms
returned.
James Thomson has gone TO VIII
mington. where he viii attend school
the coming year.
Bayard dwell, Of Georgetown, is
visiting Laurel friends.
Evening journal., 1902-09-08
New lntumn Bits

The day Of freak belts Is passing. but
buckles this season will be per1aps
even larger and more elaborate than
heretofore. Leather belts Of hnc green
wa.rus. lined with gray ooze calf. with
square fiat harness buckles. giving a
pronounced dip front effect. are espe-
clally attractive for street wear. But
the fabric belt viii hold first place for
the coming season. These are In an
shades Of green. OF course. also red and
white plaid taffeta. Buckles are now
used both front and back the two con.
stltuting a waist set"
Evening journal., 1902-09-08
Elne Home for Me-. Scott

Henry p. Scott, the broker has con-
tracted with William d. Haddock &
Co. for the erection Of a 100000 colon
ial mansion ON his Lexington" farm,
near Delaware City. The new resi-
dence is TO be four stories high, Of
pressed brick and marble, containing
forty-five rooms. It will be finished
in quartered oak. mahogany and birds
eye maple. Work on the building Will
be commenced at once. Baker & Dali
let. of Philadelphia, are the architects
Evening journal., 1902-09-08
THROUGH THE UPPER SOUTH
AN AUTUMN TOUR VIA PENN
SYLVANIA RAILROAD.

A personally conducted tour, cover
ing nine days, and including Gettys-
burg, Blue Mountains, Luray, Natural
Bridge. Chattanooga, Lookout Noun
tain. Asheville and Washington, will
leave New York. by special Pullman
train of sleeping. dining, and observa-
ito cars. on October s.
Rate. covering transportation, car.
riage drives, hotel accommodations, and
all necessary expenses during the en-
tire trip, $50 from New York and New
ark. $50 from Philadelphia, and pro
portionate rates from other points
The party will be under the direction
of an experienced Pennsylvania railroad
tourist agent and chaperon. An en-
tire day will be spent on tile Gettys
burg battle field another day at Chat
tanooga and Lookout Mountain, TIVE
days at Asheville. and two days a
Washington.
Apply to Ticket Agents, Touris
Agents, 1896 Broadway, New York. o
George W. Boyd. Assistant Genera
3 Passenger Agent, Philadelphia
Evening journal., 1902-09-08

Dancing masters from various parts
of the country have been meeting in
New York. and arranging the dances
for the coming winter. and from all in
dications. all American centres OF fash
ion this winter will bow down TO the
coronation gavotte.
To Oskar Duenweg. Of Terra Haute,
Ind. belongs the distinction OF its plan
and arrangement
All the fifty and more dancing mas
ters gathered together from all over the
country were pracucing the new ga
Vote at the Hotel Majestic. in New
York.
Take your partners by the hand and
march once round the room in a cir
Gle" commanded Professor Duenweg,
suiung the action to the word.
Ladies. courtesy to partners"
Partners balance"
"All two-step round hall to gavotte
tempo"
These are a few of the instructions
which combine to make the coronation
gavotte a very graceful, captivating re-
vival Of the stately and classic minuet,
The slow two-step movement that ends
the gavotte is particularly impressive
and original.
Mr.. Duenweg claims for it the place
of favorite at all society functions the
coming season He says that while il
will be sure to please the grown-ups OF
Evening journal., 1902-09-08
new DANCES FOR SOCIETY
BEING ARRANGED BY MASTERS

society. it is also simple enough for
children and will probable be greatly
in vogue for tots parties. At any rate.
the dancing professors, both men and
women. have adopted it with a will.
Another innovation viii be a revival
of the old dip waltz. called this year
the "Valse Majestic" and arranged by
Professor George Prutting, OF Hartford,
Conn. In this the dip comes in as a
graceful, gliding movement quite in
harmony with the other sters. and in
no way productive OF the jerly effect
oftentimes attendant upon the old
dip"
Still another waltz. not yet named.
has two dip steps in succession follow
ing upon six waltz movements. II is
rather complicated, but when danced
by professors in the art is a thing Of
beauty and grace.
Young men and women will be glad
to know. perhaps, that William " Nc
Carthy has arranged, specially for
them. dance called the college Qua
rille." 10 combines the two step. polka
and waltz. This absolves it from the
general condemnation under which all
square dances rest in the eyes of the
younger folk. When one gets through
with the thrice repeated three move
ments of the college Quadrille." he is
warranted to feel as if he had been do
ing a sailors hornpipe.
Some new cotillon figures are also
under way. AS yet they are nameless
save for one intricate AFFAIR called, "the
circle and the star"
Evening journal., 1902-09-08
sociaI and Persona Noe:

Miss Margery Stapler, who has been
visiting relatives in Kennett, returned
home on Saturday.
Mrs. Lee ]. Martin, son and daughter,
have returned home after spending
some time with Mrs. Martins parents,
Robert Walker and wife, at Kennett
Mr. and Mrs. Martin E. Walker have
returned from Lake Placid.
Miss Elizabeth Draper has returned
from Bar Harbor, where she was the
guest Of Mrs. Henry p. Scott
Mrs. Charles Miller is home from
Kittery Point, Maine.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Monteith Jackson are
home from Mount KineO, Maine.
Mrs. Joseph Bailey has returned from
nittery Point, Maine.
Mr.. and Mrs. ElwoOd Jackson and
family are spending September in
Media.
Mr.. and Mrs. William NJ. Kennard
returned today from Chelsea.
Miss Katharine Robinson is home
from Staten Island.
Mrs. E. V. Harley, of West Chester,
has been the guest of Mrs. George
Grubb. M lal
Miss Purdy is at the Delaware Water
Gap. r'A.a r
DR.. and Mrs. L. A. Kittnger have re-
turned from Doubling Gap
Miss Elizabeth Scott has returned
from a trip including Boston and Nova
Scotia l&
Mrs. Della Pride, of Georgetown, is
visiting relatives in the city.
Miss Estelle Barnes and Miss May l.
Harley are in Atlantic City.
William A. Connor and Miss Kath-
crime c. Ryan will be married at St
Paul's R. c. Church on September II
by the Rev. Father Connolly at p. m
J. H. Maull. of Georgetown, was in
j Wilmington this morning.
Lieutenant John NJ. Dunn, who il
stationed at Sandy Hook, is visiting
= Wilmington friends.
Building Inspector Cassidy has re
turned from Long Branch.
George Massey Jones, of Dover, wa
lin this city this morning.
Thomas B. Cartmell will represen
Delaware druggists at the meeting o
I 1.-THE National Association, in Cleveland
this month.
5 Joseph A. <ROney, who has bee
spending his vacation in this city, n
C turned to college, in Baltimore, today
Miss Edith NJ. Nelson, of Bishopvill'
!, Kent county, Nd, is visiting her br'
ther. Levin +. Nelson.
r Mr.. and Mrs. Robert J. Benson al
home from ten days trip to Niagar
3 Falls.
@ Court Stenographer Hardesty has r.
4 turned with his family from Rehobotl
Andrew c. Gray and Harlan SEQ
arc homo from a trip to London an
Paris.
John Il. Smith has taken. the res
1t dence No. 14OS Gilpin avenue.
" Clarence Donovan is visiting his pa
4 ents, in Georgetown.
William West, of the Minquada
Home. is visiting relatives and frien
n In this city for few weeks.
Evening journal., 1902-09-08
UNITED FOR
ONH PRIMARY
Republican County Committee
Fixes October 4 As
The Date

The Republican County Committee
in session Saturday afternoon demon
stratsd its willingness to enter into
common primaries in this county by
unanimously adopting a resolution
presented by the Subcommittee ap-
pointed to confer with a like committee
of the Union County Committee recon-
mending that such primaries be held.
Following IS the resolution:
"Resolved. That for the purpose Of
choosing and nominating one set OF
candidates for all districts. hundreds,
legislative and county offices to fill
which inter ala. the general election
OF A. D.. 1902, is to be he'll in New
Castle county, there shall be one
fair and honest primary election held
throughout said county for the pur-
pose Of selecting by ballot all such cam
didates.
.sThat said primary election shall be
held on Saturday, the 4th day OF Oc-
tober. 1902.
THAT at said primary election every
Republican, irrespective Of past diff
ferences. Union and Regular, residing
In the said county. If duly registered
to vote at such primary election, shall
lhave the right TO vote.
THAT in each primary election dis
trict or precinct. at said primary cleo
ton. the primary election officers shall
be equally divided between the two
factions of the Republican party as far
as possible.
"That the said primary election bt
held under the provisions, direction.
land requirements Of the primary elec.
tion law OF New Castle county.
THAT the candidates chosen at salt
primary election. shall be actively an,
loyalty supported through the ap
preaching campaign and at the salt
general election of 1902. by all Republi
! cans. Regular and Union, of salt
county.
THAT for the purpose Of doing al
}, things necessary to secure the electiO'
of said candidates so chosen. there sha
re an Executive Committee composed
ten persons. TO wit: Horace l.. Dill
worth. II. III. Billany. II. G. RetteV
Joseph c. Jolls, Columbus Henry.
; Frank Ewart. John E. Taylor. Franci
S. Bradley and J. Edward Addicks. Ih
chairman and the other officers Of sal
Executive Committee shall be subiee
in all things. TO the direction OF sal
Executive Committee.
"And that the County Committees
the Republican and Union Rcpublica
parties respectively hereby agIee an
pledge themselves TO support The actio
Of the said Executive Committee
taking whatever steps and doing 9
things that may be necessary from Tin
n. TO time"
Congressman Ball reported on !
matter of Levy Court districts, whl'
is puzzling the several committees
He Informed the committee that Wet
o. B. Woolley representing the Democrat
County Committee and Robert
Evening journal., 1902-09-08
REDUCED RATES TO DIES MONIES.
IA. VIA PENNSYLVANIA RAIL

REDUCED RATES. TO DIES MONIES.
Ia. VIA PENNSYLVANIA RAIL
ROAD-ACCOUNT MEETING OF
THE SOVEREIGN GRAND LODGE.
l. o. o. +.
For the meeting Of the Sovereign
Grand Lodge. l. o. O. f.. to be held at
Des Moines, Ia. September 10 10 90.
1902, the Pennsylvania Railroad Com
pany Will sell special excursion tickets
20 Des Moines from all stations on It's
lines at reduced rates. Tickets viii De
On sale from September II to IA. lnciu-
siye. good TO return until Septerber %.
when properly executed by Joint Agent
and a fee Of 25 cents paid. BY deposit
ing ticket with Joint Agent at Des
Moines between September 16 aud z2
inclusive. and the payment of 80 cents
an extension OF return limit TO October
II may be obtained.
For specific rates and further intor
nation apply to nearest ticket agent
Evening journal., 1902-09-08
Middletown
SPECIAL to the Evening Journal.

spec.al to the Evening Journal.
Nriddletown. Sept. S.-Miss Lillian
soloway spent Sunday with her brother
in Elkton. Nd.
E. E. Massey, Of Downington, Ia, Is
visiting his mother, Mrs. V. ". Mas
sey.
Miss May b. Ernest has returned to
her home in Philadelphia, after spend
ing several weeks at the Middletown
Hotel.
Miss Allie Mckee is entertaining
Miss Ella Bender, Of Stroudsburg. Pa
William Green, of New York city, Is
spending several days with his mother
near town
Mrs. Walter Collins, nee Miss Hattie
Barnard. of Brooklyn, is the guest ol
Mrs. Edgar Clark.
Miss Mary II. Maxwell returned sat
lurdav evening from Atlantic CITY
where she spent the summer.
Evening journal., 1902-09-08

tute a complete course OF muscular
trimming. In this case however. we
would have to have the distance
equivalent 60 each number printed be-
side II ON the program. and cur dance
cards would then become semi-scien-
tlilc data, as well as sentimental souye-
Mrs"
Evening journal., 1902-09-08
TO BE MARRIED
In ST. JOHNS
Cards Are Out for the Ca
pelle- Harvey Wedding
Society People Returning Home From
the Various Resorts-Other
Notes Of Interest

Invitations are out for the wedding
of Miss Josephine Harvey daughter Oh
Mr.. and Mrs. Holstein Harvey, and
George S. Capelle, Jr. The ceremony
will take place in St Johns Church on
September IS at $50 o'clock p. m, and
will be performed by the Rev. George
c. Hall.
A reception will follow in the home
of the brides parents, in Delaware
avenue. .
Evening journal., 1902-09-08
Mr.. Lodge at His Office

George Lodge. who accidentally shot
himself in the left arm while cunning
recently, has recovered the use of the
member and is again to be found in his
law office here. He says the wound is
healing nicely, and that he suffers but
little from it now.
Evening journal., 1902-09-08
Manned on the avn

Delmar. Sept. S.-The wedding Of
George w. Brumley, Of Florida, and
Miss Martha f. Hayman, Of near Prin-
cess Anne, was solemnized at the home
of the brides parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Hayman, the ceremony being
performed on the lawn in front Of the
house. Mr. Brumley formerly resided
at Allen, but will take his bride to
Florida
Evening journal., 1902-09-08

Richards, representing the Republican,
had agreed on a case stated which will
be presented 70 Superior Court next
Monday. lN
The committee adopted resolutions
ol the death of Levi c. Bird.
Candidates for the various Offices
must have their names filed before
Saturday September "a.
Evening journal., 1902-09-08
Camp Trustees Meet

Trustees of Brandywine Summit
Camp met on Saturday and settled the
business of the recent camp. All the
expenses were met and the old indebt-
edness Of $125 practically wiped out.
Evening journal., 1902-09-08
GREEN GINGnR RonT-

Spices. picking vinegar, fruit jars,
jelly glasses. Clawson's whole-mixed
spices. jar rubbers, parrafine wax for
sealing jars, at Lynch's. Fourth and
Madison streets. Eighth and King SITS.
Evening journal., 1902-09-08

Philadelphia, Sept. S.-Under more
favorable weather reports from the
Northwest and increased bearish specu-
lation in practically all home grain
centres, prices declined &c. A light ex-
port demand was noted. No. 2 red was
quoted at the close as follows: Septem-
ber. 73q73hc Car lots, in elevator.
as to location: No Pennsylvania red
l4qllhc.; No. Delaware red.
I4@74hc
COhN.-flhe market ruled steady un-
auf small supplies and a light demand
no yellow was quoted. on track. AT
es1s9tOc; 2Oth street elevator stock
OAIS.--l.imited supplies were held
under good control and the marker
ruled steady under fairly active de-
Evening journal., 1902-09-08


American Smelling Co.,. ...., ..... az
Amercan sugar hef1nerM.. l2,1s
Atch. Top. ana santa fe Com ~ ~,
Atch. Top. and Santa Fe pref......,,..... lO5
hruoklyn Rapid Transit. ................... TX
Baltimore and Ohio. io...................,.... lis
Chesapeake and Ohio. ......... ... s6s<
Chi, NIL. ana st. Paul Com. m............... 1915
htio. ss......sssst ..ssssss.... 4xX
llhuOlh JentIhl sstsssssss. ....s.ss lllta
l.oniaville and Nashville. e.......,.......... 1914
Metropolitan street Ry. Co.......,..,..,,. l47
Manhattan Cons. ..........................., l37Z
MiE90uri fhclnc. nc..,........ss......... l2ls
Mo Kan and Texas pfd............. 49,. Az
N. Y. Central and Hudson. -. ~ lgiX
N. r., Ontario and Western. .,....... 81sS
Norfolk and Western Coln .............. 76Z
Pacino MAI. .....................,,,,.,. a.
renna. Railroad Co.................,... 167k
roopios oah tt.....ss.. s.s.ts....... uttn
Reading ...... ....,. ,...........,.............. 75
DelRware and Hudson. n..........,.......... lSO%
Southern Pncino. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. 70
aouthern Ry. Com . ........,..,...... 30
southern Ry prefd. Observation-Disclosures, g0H
Texas ana acinc ........... ........ 81
reno. Coal ana iron 90 ......... ........ 705f
nlou Pacific Com ........~.... ............ iii
iulon Pnoirc Profd, ,...... -..... W
3 Steel Com .......... .....,,..... az
= Steel. prerd 80. ............. VI,
Wabash Com ........,t.......... 9l,iL
wabash Praf ...................,,,,.... 5Osz
Evening journal., 1902-09-08
STOCK MARKET
.mtrlcan HmelLlnR Dol

Quotations arc corrected by Scott End
Co., Bankers and Brokers'
q O'Clock c'ofailonsl
Evening journal., 1902-09-08

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