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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-25
LOST HIS
MONEY

II Gasona and ulfe came 10 seat
he from iiillman Cts last Safnr.
taY % DO some purchasing Ca
suns had SO and a certificate of de-
posit for s12s IN bis pocket and in
tended buying considerable
amount ~ goods he weHt into the
Eastefu Clothing store. % do some
trading and. 90 his surprise. found
that hts money had been stolen
gaaana ruaheI to the bank and
stopped payment en- the certificate
81 deposit aud notified the police Of
bis Joss. Detective Brrnea was de-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-25

KANSAS cry. No Mra Agnes
MssH continue % remutu tho most
cold .bIuudrd woman ever confined
'u tho local iali Hn ID charge Of NIUE
dee HIuHH UFI arrest after #Hr HHa
found lying unconscious iH = hia1l
aaHked Hlrbt HreHH uu ihe hBrh
uurth Of her little home Hhr has
stuck without the slightest ueFlH=
tIaa "a trr original HntF % HaH
that Clarence hoe yuuuH husband
"a rrIulrr. while yHg IA bed lll, had
been HHHHilad hy "a urRfu hufHlHf
Hni KILLED Ia desperate struggle
by him aud hIH uurfu tHurH Hinus
after che hHd hHrH rhahai into lu=
srnaihiIiY Clarence Myers fHfHHt
wee rHL. hiH HhHil AHH fractured bf
blow ffam billiard rue butt aud
~ atah wounds. apparently Inflicted
with aHlrHHrH were iu bic back. The
house fHu with blood
Muts evidence caused doubt HH o.
Mra MbnfH STORY She wHH fnfmnls
iy charged vIth murder after Prank
Hoffman. laW hroerd. Haliaw
faeai country boy aha a4HluiH. had
been Arrested iu WHta Wallas
Naah4 a. whilh place De bad frz
paired at The time af NFaIH death.
Hoffman VaH a bayhDod friend "
Mfa Myers and "a frequent .allrH ht
bee home.
Police end county officials claim
e. have fuHr written confessions
mHHa bY hoffman fha murder
aharFe against himself and 1IH
Myers Or based an them. TIE off
glala SAY hat ln them Hoffman tells
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-25
3 Up ID
M RIFF
WARREa ZUBRick or BuF.
FALo CHALLENGES coLoRE0
puoiLfsT

Warren Zuhrlek. - Hnffalo. n s..
- cat RiiA "a challenge 90 eight Hafa
Turner az 1f1 pounds ZabrIek has
a good reputation BE met Frank
Erue. uhan that man vas In bis
prime. and vas getting ail the best
~ the mill when. through hts eager
ness 20 nuiah the nKht 10 the
eleventh round. ~ lost on a faul
BE foaEht the preliminary 70 the
Hauiou Nelson go az Frisco re-
Gently. with "Hid" Williams. and
won 0ut On the tenth round VIII
iiamB Is ire man who gave Young
Gibbs a lamhaHting nc the Seattle
theateF a couple % years ago.
Tommy Burns ls a great admlfer
Of the Buffalo lad. and told a Star
man that be- would bet 500 on him
any time BE- and Turner met
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-25
He HAS MARRIED
TWO THOUSAND

SAN FRANCISCO. Cal. Aug. %.
Trinity Methodist Episcopal
church Ia % be the scene tonight
OF one OF the most unique gather
ings ever seen on the coast u
Will be reception and banquet.
and the host ~ the occasion will
be the Rev Dr John A. y. Wilson.
Ths guests viii be the couples who
have been united IN marriage b.
DIT. Wilson during hls career o. a
minister. During the last nine
years he has united 1000 person
IN marriage and ne expects the
most 81 them 10 be present a. the
reunion 10 respond to the toast. so
Marriage FaiIHreg' Visitors fo
the affair are already here from
nasnp uarfa 81 thu stsfs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-25

DAVENPORT Wash. Aus %
hHuy lutfWarm republicans tn ibla
vicinity have been turned into aft.
I've supporter 81 the democratic
tI.Hft h Ice discovery of the tact
fhat one of tAe ieiteHa 8f E Is.
Palmer chairman Of the state O..
publican committee soliciting cam
HaIHu contributions from federal Of
fIrehuiHrH taH been received b.
l. A mister postmaster here
The hitter witch luaater allowed
10 become public Is aigned By
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-25
SIR KNIGHTS Are
VISITORS OF SEATTLE

was that she va attIrrl ia her
utKht CLOTHES only
sim another time Mrs james told
Of whom her husband. the minister
and school teacher drove her from
her evn home. This time she was
enjoying the comforts ut bath
tobe only. and The afr was chill aud
the wind kueu She was fareed 90
accept the cold comforts nf the
front dunr step Tor several hours
before her angry mate would al
low her the privilege OF returning
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-25
How the Rev.
James Lost
a Wife
ADAMS COUNTY MINISTER AND
PgpAGoeuE SUED FOR Of.
NoRcE
tspssisi,o The star,

RITEVttLE Anr ss-The trou-
hlea ~ MIS- Mabel Morris James
wife ~ Hcv Frederick J James.
minister. peiaKnEue and what not
iu Adams county. were recently
aired la The superior ruurt and now
the Reverend Frederick J. D. minus
wife
Ma james convinced the court
that The Methodist exh8rter vas a
horrld. cruel man she said he
paa wont 60 have her harness the
family team. uhIle he sat compla-
Gently b. and read a Newspaper. or
directed operations Another time
ahe aala he Waa deep Ia the prcpa-
ration ~ a theological discourse.
uhen BE- suddenly and without Just
cause beams auEry a. her and
rndsly pushed her cat ~ her uwn
door and closed Il on her. i vas
not the shutting ~ the door in her
face that sailed her a. much as Il
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-25
COULD NOT
READ HIS
TITLE CLEAR

Andrew Humoa. aged 70 years.
says. 10 a complaint filed IN the
superior court. that G. ID HllifuAn
tried % read him = clear title TO
the Garden q Eden out o. an alb
siraet 10 Hillman City Humes. by
bic attorney. G. A Reynolds. IL
suing Hillman for $500. which he
alleges HIllman secured from him
on the fraudulent claim that he.
Hiliman. could give a clear title TO
the property.
Humes says he purchased four
lots in the Garden q Eden tract for
which he paid $500 cash. on the
agreement that be was 70 get an
abstract showing a clear title 70 the
property.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-25
They WANT
REFORMS
OBJ sarlpps Nsv.s Assao

PORTLAND. Or Aug. 2s.-Ths
mining congress this morning adopt
81 resolutions favorfn a change In
the laws covering Alaskan mining
locations They propose making
them 10 that one man can make hut
tao mineral locations on any one
creek - the power Of attorney or
otherwise. 10 h intended 10 check
wholesale stalking
Another resolution vas adopted
calling upon the committee on
weights and coinage 81 congress 60
establish an assay office az Port
land Also q resolution asking cen-
Frcsa O. reeflfy the present laws 50
land patent records wfIl not conflict
eith mining documents.
THIS afternoon Powers Of salt
Lake snuke in advocacy OF locating
permanent headquarters a. salt
Lake.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-25

Y Klbafa of az ahth avenue
south reports the presence OF a bHr
nlaf at hts home a window Waa
raised az the rear ut the house. and
after Eulus through the place the
thlef carried off 500 aud a gerlifi-
cate of deposit fpr $500 on the "a.
got sound National bank
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-25
BOATS STOLEN

Pour boats lost tn two weeks
caused Mira H8dianE 0f Badiong
boat house a. tsaehi park 20 call 81
police headquarters yesterday AZ
tefuo5n and lodge Der complaint
She stated that boys and men hire
out the boats and appear. She
thinks they take thfm through the
north and south waterways leading
20 salt water. and that they are Ar
wards sold Tor little or nothing.
either here In this city or az other
towns on the sound The poliae
are working on the ease.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-25
SAILING DELAYED

The sailing Of The Nome liner
Roanoke has been postponed until
Saturday. The boat was scheduled
10 SAL fer Nome today. but owing
10 heavy freight shipments she viii
not sail until saturday. She was
liheled IN the federal court Tuesday
b. the Northwestern Iron Works.
but was released yesterday on an
s. 900 bond.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-25

and donnlnR her clothing
Reverend James resisted the n
Yurre and he had learned counsel
ia the court room "a pied fInwH with
hla Wifra Testimony lu1He Neal
however accepted huf view Of the
case and granted the decree
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-25
FIGHTING

LONDON. Aus "a Central
News dispatch from Lao Yang
states that the japanese resumed
their advance against General Ku=
ronatkin from the east yesterday.
marching along the Lao Yang road
The advance cuard Of eight oompa-
MES encountered the Russians At
bot the attack vas
not pressed The fighting continues
today
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-25
BROKE
DIVORCE
RECORD

CHICAGO. Aug Mrs Mary
4. Felzer today secured q divorce
from John fetzrr. managing re-
eeifer Of the Union Traction COM
psay prominent financisr. on the
ground If deseruon She received
s35 900 aiimgny.
The divorce broke The Cook coHn-
~ divorce record The bin waa
filed With Judge 8retauo 10 court
a. DO o'clock this morning. The
argument began a. 10 40. the tax
luF Of evidence waa concluded az
lu SO. the decree VS. signed at
Do %. and the woman received a
check for gZ900g az 1861
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-25
MRS. He REHK0 FREE

Mafy nefehhn she has been held
Ia tha county lal. charged hlth haF-
nE helped the Zeiiek brothers 60
hfwaIlE assault hef husband John
tfarahk9. &c Franklin. several weeks
-. aaH thia afternoon dismissed
faf IaFk ~ evidence ln Judge Tall
nsua court The Ieslek brothers
eefe fnnui not guilty % their pre-
ilmlnaf1 hearing
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-25
WILL BANQUET
SECRETARY SHAW

r. e Hughes wiiI act - toast
master Saturday evening AZ the
banquet 10 be rendered Hon Leslie
NJ shaw By the foanE Mems Re-
publican giub Of King county. Gov.
n q. McBride. Mayor Il A Bal
iiuEer uou. VIII = Humphrey aud
hun. A. r. Mead VIII speak.
All republicans are invited % at
tcnd tbs dinner. whether members
Of the cIHh 90 not. The banquet vii
BE- given az the Washington hotel
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-25
HORN GOES EAST

Gen. A. j. Horn Of the Northern
Pacific. who as been on an organ
laIuE tour among the coal miners
Hlung the company linos faf the
pnaf tWu weeks. left this morning
fur Ra8Nn. 4. &. lie Will So 90
sd Paul from WaalFu
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-25
FAT FRYER" PALMER
HEARD FROM AGAIN
ATTEMPT TO EHroRr RsFHom POSTMASTER mKsrEa At
DAVENPORT CAUSES REVOLT AMONG EASTERN WASHING.
TON HEPuBLlchs8

Palmer as secretary. and demauda a
donation nt SO for campaign puf-
poses Il b. written On q letter
head ~ Tho State committee.
The feeling toward The republican
state ticket boz this part OF Eastern
Washington b. none too cordial at
best. owing 10 the railroad dleta-
ton at the Tacoma convention. and
The Palmer letter bids fair % he
the ptoyerblal lusf straw
Dozens Of hitherto ay0Hed rebub-
lieana are announcing their inton-
ton - support Turner for gov
rruor
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-25
welded At REcT0RY

Robert Moore and Miss wilda
Bradley were married az 81 Marks
roetorY at $50 last evening BY Rev
J. =. D. Lwyd IN the presence 81
relatives 81 the bride and groom.
Mr.. Moore f. prosperous young
contractor 81 this city and Miss
Bradley "a the daughter Of AR. and
Mrs Thomas T. Bradley. Of Seat
fta
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-25

The Northwest Safe. Deposit aud
Trust company was appointed adj
mlnistratof OF the estate NJ Frank
Warmau by Superior Judge Tall
pan this morning DQgda IN the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-25

hsu hs sutefed ths ha8ua ~ MD.
alrht. frlla8 Myers ulth q billiard
eun na BE- afaae weekly FROM his
Hrh bed. ana boss MHa bysfH
siaahea her husband tbruaf sta "a
fanaf Nhiis hoffman held hlm aud
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-25
ROBBED

AVON. Idaho. Aus ss.-zThs pesi
office here waH ROBBED Of $50 Ia
stamps and SO On eazh during the
abseuee ~ the pnsimlstress. Mr.
Kahry. yesterday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-25
mrs. WINSLOW'S
SOOTHING SYRUP

IA hean usa9 10 Mllrons 81 Mothers for thef
ffndffe wf,2 l5ef9e Is 90 az ,ss ssms siisss
Al psin. adfha Find eolla ana u ths ~
khmaaA- WI M = ~ .-------.s A -sssa-sH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-25

Chas.
after
Ulcers
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name
sr tho
tcn ha
rrnan,
aax.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-25

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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-04-20
CAIRO CANDY COMPANY
Elected Officers Yesterday-Have En-
Gagged Travelling Men-Larger
Quarters Needed.

A meeting of the stockholders Of
The Cairo Candy company was held
yesterday morning at II o'clock al
the office Of Hon. Miles Fred'k Gil
bert. at which time officers of the
company and board OF five directors
were elected
The officers of the company are as
follows Ira l.utes. president and
manager A. 2 Ehs. vice president
Fred Matthies. secretary and treas
nrer Tn board of directors includes
the above-named officers and Thos
" Cannon and Samuel Matthies The
latter gentleman will arrive with his
family from Terre Haute in aboHt a
II onth He has been employed at that
place for the past eight years as su
perintendent of the Mawpenny Candy
factory. which is one of the largest in
Indiana.
Al the meeting y stcrday it was
also decided to exterl the addition
oi the third story on the Winter ice
factory TO the full length Of the builj
inc in order to give them more room.
Machinery of the very latest type
will be installed and all kinds Of
candy will be manufactured
The company has already engaged
statesmen TO cover the territory Of
Missouri, Kansas and Arkansas.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-04-20
GAIRO'S HIGH SCHOOL
Splendid Exhibits Of Work Done BY
Pupils to be Sent to the Worlds
Fair At St, Louis

Prot Clendoncn and thc heads of
che seven departments OF the Cairo
hah school and OF he graded schools
have been busy for weeks preparing
the exhibits which the schools are TO
make at ,he W rid'a Fair in 81 Louis.
ana they are ready for shipment
These exhibits are very ull and cred.
table, embracing ali those features
and phases which have given Cairo's
schools their commanding position in
the educational world Both white
and negro schools are represented.
There are siXtyfom photographs,
exterior ana interior views Of the
buildings and their different depart
ments. The photographs are s by 10
in size and are mounted in groups
of four upon large sheets Of heavy
card board
The photographs also present views
of groups Of pupils. including the
athletic team. baseball, football
The musical choruses. both boys ana
girls, views of girls at work in their
gymnasium and boys in their normal
training departments The depart
ments represented ana those in
charge Of these are: Drawing,
Miss Elizabeth smith Manual train
ing, Prof BauiSter Science Prof
Slcae Geometry Mrs Way: Latin,
Mrs Fair English, Miss n. } Mckee
The exhibit Of the department Of
drawing comprises many pretty spec.
linens in water color and pencil
work, in stl life, poses, paper cut
ting, flower composition Illustrations
designs. etc
There is some excellent work In
beads, comprising collars, fobs, belts
necklaces. and the sixteen different
specimens of baske, work combjnl
art and utility 70 a high degree in
mats. toys vases. baskets I various
kinds. all beautifully woven in form
and colaTs to please the eye
Then there are volumes of written
owrk and comparative exhibits from
the Chicago Worlds Fair, and a long
/ lisJ of things which will be sure q
attract favorable attention from those
interested in what the schools are de-
ne to qualify the coming generation
for lfes great work 1t is safe e
say thar Cairos school exhibit will
he equal to any Of its kind at the
/ Worlds Fair
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-04-20

DO necessary. then to deciphcr the
sentence and then discover the man.
He vili spend not less than one hour
az one time or at various time, Sa:-
Wday afternoon in he following ter
rtnry. Ohio Leyee between Fourth
and Eighth streets. Commercial ave.
n1o between Fifth and Eleventh
streets Washington avenue between
Sixth and Fourteenth streets. Eighth
street between Washington avenue
and Ohio Leyee street and Sixth
street between Washington avenue
and Ohio I.eveo street IN any par,
Of .hn territory named. and az any
time. between the hours of ZOO and
GOO O'Clock Saturday afternoon this
man may he found prepared 10 hand
y0u the gold piece II YOU make your
declaration in The right way The sen
tence il in tho form Of a supp0sitional
statement and msst be- made au1ibly
without omission. addition or con-
ment, to the right person in which
event the hidden treasure will become
promptly yours.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-04-20

the lake
The fire swept all buildings IN Wei
Iineton Stree. from Curries ware
house, whore il originated to the
Queens hotel The thick walls Of The
hotel and concentrated efforts Of
the hremen stopped the flames there
but meantime the fire swept across
the street. Wipng ont the block from
Bay street west o. the National club
A shift, in the wind sent the fire
down Bay street. destroying every
building on both sides OF the street to
Front street Nothing could resist
the force of the flames as they swept
down Bay street toward the lake, aud
the fremcn fought back the fire from
the side streets, combining the fire
zone to one thoroughfare wherever 1t
passed Several frame buildings
which threatened TO cause spread Of
the fire were blown up with dynamite
At o'clock Wednesday morning the
fire had almost burned itself Quit. en-
failing a loss OF ten million dollars
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-04-20
POLICE RECORD.

Mote NOonan, fighting, arrested
br Officer McTigue
Wesley Han burglary, arrested by
OFFICER McTisuc He stole a ballot
at the First ward polls
Willie Giyens. carrying gambling
implements arrested BY Officer Koen,
Chas Desths. drunk. arrested by
officer Madison
rom Martin carrying gambling
implements arrested by Chief Price.
Jack Rudy freQuenting house "
i'll lame, arrested by Oficer Hofheinz.
Fined $40 Execution to Officer.
Mary Penny, inmate of house of i'll
lame arrested by Officer Hofheinz
Fined 1925 and put in Jail
Elliot Chamberlain, no charge en-
tered Arrested by Officer McTigue
Lawrence Baker. wanted for lar
ceny at Charleston, Mo. Arrested by
Officer Madison
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-04-20
WINTER SEVERE ON BEES
No Serious Damage Done to Fruits
Gardening in Backward Stage
Flowing Commenced.

Following is climate ana crop bul,
letn for Illinois for Tie week ending
last Monday
The temperature was abnormally
low during The week, there being o
marked deficiency over the entire
tate Freezing temperatures, and
'ower wera recorded in the central
aud northern districts. and killing
frosts occurred the latter part of the
week The daily deficiency of mean
E mpcraWre in the central district
averaged about ~ degrees An al
most total absence OF rainfall. togeth.
Win high wind movement. has it
red the soil tor blowing in many To-.
,aliiies although much complaint is
still made ON account OF the wet. sog
gy condition OF the ground
Wheat is 2 morally in fair condition
'ut many adverse reports have been
received In submerged fields in low
auds, ana In low spots. the plant is
lead The crop ha, made but little.
{ any. development during the week.
md il is not so promising as it was
on days ago.
The feature of farming operations
laS been the sowing of oats in which
apd ANA satisfactory progress was
made Seeding is finished in several
ocalities and such advancement
made in others that reports indicate
1t least half Of the crop is now in the
around
Measre reports show rye TO be in a
;ood condition
Some pIowng for corn has been
lone in the central anu uorther dis.
riots and a few fields have been
TAINTED in the southern district
The weather has been too cold for
rasses. and growth has been slow.
Considerable young clover has be n
He'd 81 damaged
Stock is in good condition
The full effect of the latest cold
peil is not vet apparent on fruits.
ut NO serious damage is believed 10
rave occurred In the southern dis.
riot cherries and some peaches are
d bloom
The past winter has been severe
~ bees. and many hives have been
;tI.J
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-04-20

The Bulletins anagram for this
week Is given above !, consists of
thirty-four letters and tho object Of
the problem Is 10 raaTranga these
same letters into sentence which
win contain the kew 10 The hidden
treasure sccrptpd for the benefit of
Bulletin readers The sentence. when
IT. is decipbefcd viii bc a declaration
regarding a condition not only local
to Cairo but surrounding territory
The sentence will not inform you how
the treasure is hidden. 10 is tn pur-
pose of this article 20 dp that bH. 70
viii give vou some important. if gen.
orally known. Information and at the
same time place YOU 10 a posit % 10
receive a handsome cash prize
On Saturday Of this week man
will promenade tho business part OF
the city. In bis pockej there viii be
$500 in gold and 10 the first peTsun
addressing the exact words. whica
can be formed hv the letters al the
head Of ,hiz article 10 this gentleman.
the gold piece will be given L sill
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-04-20

Manager Williamson is pleased to
announce to his patrons that he gives
his personal guarantee to the engage
ment Of Mr. Paul Gilmore and his
excellent company In the New York
and London success. The Mummy
and the Humming Bird" Mr.. Gil.
more carries the entire New York
city production. and the engagement
promises to be one of the most not
able of the season. 1t is suggested
that patrons desiring good locations
of seats should secure their places
on the opening of the sale on Thurs
day. April q. at $50.
Free list suspended for this en-
gagement
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-04-20
HE PLAYED DETECTIVE
Mr.. Lee Hanauer Followed Men Whc
Wanted 10 Pawn a Ladies' GOLD
Watch.

Yesterday afternoon about 2 o'clock
.wn mon entered the clothing store OF
! eu $40 co,o,,,.r,.3,t a,.anua
'"a aS"e' N'' ~ ii"''"'''' =
clerk II II was a pawn shop heceiF
ng negative reply they proceeded
-orth ON Commercial avenue with
.o,,..,,,,
IT '''''''''' 4" ~
Holmes, iolio"lhs AZ "hat might p
considered a respectable distance
for a detective
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