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need to worry about that. Therell
he plenty Of 'em under the primary
election law.
The system OF rural mail delivery
has eliminated many of the small
country postoftices. The last one to
go in Pembina was that at Bruce
where an office had been maintained
for 20 years or more. l tseems like
a loss to some but the fact is the peo-
Pile of that section will have better
service than ever, through the mail
being delivered at their doors.
The scarcity of poultry and eggs
causes people to wonder why more
farmers don't go into the business on
a larger scale.
Typhoid fever epidemics are re-
ported in many sections Of the state.
It Is claimed that William Heiser Of
Dickinson was hired by Jacob Barth
to make final proof on an adjoining
quarter section.
The underwood banks are prosper
GUS.
A. W. Fuller of Bowbells, while
cleaning a chicken which was amon8
bunch he purchased few days ago
from a farmer coming in from the
hills discovered in the craw of one a
genuine gold nugget in the rough and
about double the size of turnip seed.
He still has the nugget, and will dis
play it for inspection to any who may
call at the market. This is not the
first time that traces of the precious
metal have been found in the craws
of poultry that were brought to the
city from that section.
Sheldon Is experiencing trouble
with its famous artesian we'll and
result Of the inability Of the we'll
drillers to stop the heavy flow that
comes up outside the casing the
north part of the town is flooded and
many cellars are filled with water.
The we'll is considered one of the
best In the state, gushing forth 600
gallons a minute of clear cold water
that is almost entirely free from
the salty flavor 80 prevalent in artes-
IAN wells. Every effort is being
made to destroy the well with dyna-
mite and sink new one on the north
side of the town where there is nat
ural drainage.
Some person entered Archie Nc
Donald's room In Mrs. Welch's house
during his absence and carried away
gold watch and chain, two meer-
chaum pipes, clay mug, lot of CT
gars and several other trinkets. Mr..
Mcdonald had been in his room about
nine o'clock, and returned again at
eleven when he discovered the theft
Other occupants Of ne house heard
someone coming in about ten O'Clock
and went out again In a few miutes
but no attention was paid to this az
the doors were not locked and the
roomers were in the habit of COM
ing and going at their pleasure. Mr.
Mcdonald had been keeping gold
bracelet set with diamonds, valued
at S125, in his room, but which he
had disposed Of that day, and 1t is
thought that the bracelet was what
! the thief was looking for, and fail
F.! ing in finding this, appropriated such
articles as we're handy, but over.
looked a diamond pin which was lay
(, ing ON the stand.
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STATE GRAB BAe

l WV
The ladies' aid societies are raking
In the sheckels these days.
With 100000 bushels Of fax
raised this year. North Dakota still
keeps the lead in that crop.
The Jamestown city council granted
the franchise to the Independent Tel
ephone company after hanging It up
several months.
The opening OF congress is accom-
panied by the announcement that
Congressman Gronna has invested in
an auto.
Minot has formally accepted the
sewer system from Contractor Ken
nedy, and connections are now au-
thorized.
Some farmers who got their plow.
ing done early this fall. narrowed the
land fiat 80 the dust mulch would re-
tain the moisture and make conditions
better in the spring.
The Langdon Democrat talked
about the bare ground Being covered
with two feet of snow. This IL merely
hint to the versatile quill driver at
Neche.
The sixth infantry, 220 strong, have
reached Bismarck from the Philip
pines, and at once proceeded to their
new quarters at Fort Lincoln. Cap
tain Cook is the commanding officer.
The gasoline engine which does
the power stunt for the Towner Tri-
bune went on strike recently. Editor
Young is contributing doubly to the
ministerial salary since that time.
The daily edition OF the Davis Lake
Journal has not reached the Times
exchange table yet. But it may be
that Bloom is sending all the spare
copies to Whitehead, 80 no complaint
is made.
winship promised, 1t rs said, not to
be a candidate for Office at the last
election. Some people are wondering
| IL that included the decision not to ac-
cept an appointive one or attempt to
dictate any.
G. Sullivan, one OF the men arrest
ed for the Sawyer robbery has con-
fessed that he used the explosives.
Two others announce that they will
plead guilty. Two will fight for free
dom.
Governor-elect Burke is discovering
| so many tried and true democrats and
so many admiring republicans who
helped do it'-and want to continue
their services-life is already any
| thing but a pleasant dream.
Now that "Scottie" is ON the Grand
Forks Press no other paper can COM
pete with the democratic organ-ln
pipe" dreams-and Jud LaMoure's
recent visit was great inspiration
for "spooks" says the Bismarck Tri-
bune.
! The great task that now seems to
burden the state democracy-as she
is writ in the democratic press-is tn.
selection Of the next republican can
didate for the United States senate in
this state. The democrats do not
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THE CHURCH AND THE NEGRO.

Senator Tillman finds no more apol-
ogists in the southern newspapers
than in their northern contemporar-
les. The south feels that when he
exclaims Ito hell with the law" and
declares for settling the:race question
with shot guns he is only making
himself ridiculous, and the south SUI
fers from his idiosyncrasies. The best
southern opinion deprecates such in
ffammatory defamation. 1t seeks to
make the best of the inevitable
Congressman John Sharp Williams
warns the south of the futility of
seeking the repeal of the Fifteenth
Amendment to the Constitution.
What is described by some of the
southern papers as the "best and tru-
est southern sentiment" is that ex-
pressed by Bishop Seth Ward, Texas
prelate of the Methodist church, at
recent conference at Milledgeville,
Ga. He said:
There is no doubt in my mind that
in the negro question the south is fac
ing serious problem. There is one
thing and one thing alone, capable
Of solving the race predetermined is
the religion of Jesus Christ. We must
save and educate the colored people
OF the south. If the Christian relig-
ion can't save the negro in America,
neither can it save the negro in Africa
and II 1t cannot save the colc,ed man
wherever he may be located, why then
my brethren. it cannot save the white
man. There is no religion that will
hold or is worth the having that cam
not save any and every man anywhere
and to the utmost. We mast treat the
negro charitably. and as a superior
race, as we commonly suppose our
selves to be. should treat an inferior.
The mob spirit which breaks ont &C.
casionally may make some of US feel
doubt as to the great superiority of
our race. Let US stand for the saliva
ton of these people through the right
kind Of Christian education and in this
way prove ourselves the superior
race.
We are glad to learn from a dis
patch in the Atlanta Constitution that
this sentiment Stirred the conference
to enthusiasm" Some such good. old
fashioned talk in the pulpits of the
south about the duty of carrying the
gospel to the heather whom they have
right at their doors, about the duty
Of saving the souls Of their fellow
men, even though they be black men
and not across the water, should helm
the southern white man to approach
the race problem in kindly spirit.
Bishop Wards speech was of the
right sort. That it was received with
and regarded by southern
newspapers as worth notice implies
that such language is not so familiar
SAAA sAAS PuSputS vi tllc SOulu us H. !
ought to be. 1t is no commonplace.
religious bodies have, per-
maps. been looking too far af1eld in
heir missionary zeal Superiority, as
he bishop says, implies obligation. A
shotgun is a confession Of weakness
Ind cowardice. The superior race
must help the inferior race up the
worlds great altar stairs" II every
preacher in the south talked as Bish-
'p Ward talks and talked thus repeat.
IDLY, in season and out of season, for
he set purpose of making the church
N effective force toward alleviating
ace troubles, the Tillmans and the
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-12-07

Fresh cows for sale at Twamly
dairy farm. For rent machinery and
stock for sale, apply Jos. Twamly
Beare block.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-12-07

need to worry about that. There'll
be plenty of EN- under the primary
election law,
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-12-07

When a newspaper can reach in less
than one year a circulation larger and
more substantial than another has
been able to do in a quarter Of Gen.
fury, naturally the green eyed mon
ster might be expected to show his
hideous head.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-12-07
What to Give a Lady

This list will allow dutifu} sons and
daughters to exercise thoudhtfulness in Sc.
lectfnd mothers diff 1t affords mother an
opportunity to select for her DAUGHTER difts
that will add to her comfort. II also annenis
to boys who want to be fenerou. tn th.,-
sisters and at the same time please their
tastes.
Handsome New Suits, Fur Scarfs. Fur
Muffs, Fur Sets of Scarfs and Muffs' En-
Lined Coats. Fur Coats, LADIES' Cioth
Goats. Ladies' Skirts, New Underskirts.
Waists. Pretty kimonas, Silk Skirts.
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Paternal ProvOcation.

Paternal ProvOcation.
1t is 10 p. m. They are seated in the
parlor.
"No," she says, bowling her head.
PA says l am too young to become
engaged"
1t is just 100 a. m. They are still
seated in the parlor.
Suddenly from somewhere upstairs
grutf voice shouts: Henrietta, If
that fellow waits a little longer you'll
be old enough to accept his proposal"
--Woman's Home Companion.
Something Needed.
Mrs. Shopper-"I wish to buy pres
ent for a servant girl. Can you sug-
gest something appropriated"
Shopnan-"Certainly! Give her a
travelling bag.''-Pele Mele.
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Vardamans would be shamed to sill
ence
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Candidly now, that was good
stroke of politics which urged the
democratic brethren to stop in the
mad rush for the trough while the
new born Alex McKinzie of the dem
ocratic party landed all the plums.
But will the plea be needed?
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-12-07

1t may be possible that for few
years the man who is bent ON land
speculation will be found moving In
the direction of the Canadian north
west, but at the same time the man
who is coming with his family to
build q home for himself and those de-
pendant upon him and who desires
to surround his family with all the
comforts Of civilization while cary
ing fortune, will be found stopping
in North Dakota.
1t is said that an effort will be
made in the legislature Of South Da-
kota this winter to have the legisla-
ture change the law which allows per.
sons to procure a divorce In the
courts of the state after residence Of
six months. The fanaticism which is
being developed on both sides OF the
divorce question Is driving both the
advocates and opponents of liberal d.
vorce to extremes. South Dakota,
with its six months residence clause,
is no worse than Kentucky with its
fifteen grounds for absolute divorce
or South Carolina which recognizes no
grounds for at ALL That there must
be reasonable regulation of this sub
ject is conceded by all. But that GER
tain features are the cause of all the
divorce scandals which are occurring
in this country are absurd. Pennsyl-
vania has a reasonably rigid divorce
law, yet some Of the most nauseating
scandals of the divorce courts come
from that state. The six months res
idence may be bad thing in general
SO far as requiring a residence for d.
vorce purposes is concerned, but it
should be remembered that it is the
liberal grounds and not the residence
which makes divorce regulations OBJ
jectionable.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-12-07

One Of the things which the present
legislature should give the democratic
governor chance to have is a thor
ough and exhaustive examination of
every department of the state admin
istration. During the early part of
the campaign it was intimated by
few Of the over-zeaious though Him
formed papers of the state that there
had been Encouragement of state af-
fairs in some of these. It is only JUS
tice to the officials, even when they
have been reelected to their old po-
sitions. to have these stories refuted.
1t would of course be a considerable
fall for the democratic reform admin
istration to be compelled to give these
republican officials a clean bill Of
health, but reform was the cry and
those who won on it should be willing
to stand the consequences.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-12-07
What to Give a Man

Most youn& men have tastes and opin,
ions of their owe. Find out what they want
If possible...if not. these hints will be q
dreat help in choosing.
And don't for&et father. Usually IL is he
who has to buy for others, but at Christmas
time he should be made to feel that 1t is also
blessed to receive.
House Coats. Caps. Fur Lined
Coats, Fur Goats. Overcoats. Fine Suits,
Separate Trousers, Fancy Hose Fancy
Shirts, Linen Handkerchiefs, Holiday Neck.
Warm Gloves. Fancy NIGHT Robes.
Svenska monitoren., 1906-02-09
skARAsoRes Ian. Jernvaaens o

SkARAsoRGS LAM. J%ernvasens Of
fer. 2l-arige kakelugnsmakaren David
olander fran Sk0fde otverk0rdes at
Karlsborgstaget utanf0r Sk0fde ban
gard natten till d. 13 Jan. Han massa,
krerades ohyggligt och dog genast.
Eldsvada. william Alekarr vid Warm
hem, tillh0rig ~resetalaren A. Steiner,
nedbrann / grund d. 10 Jan. pa NORGE
men. De ~inneboende lyckades med
knapp nod radda sig. Alt l6sore for
stordes. william, som byggdes fora a.
ret, var f0rsakrad for hittills icke be-
kant belopp.
JernvssspIaner S~karatrakten. Pa
EFT / Skara d. Is Jan. ballet mote, hvil-
ket var talrikt besokt af representa-
ter for intresserade kommuner, besl0t
man enhalligt uttala sig for en- small
sparig jernvag fran Skara till Tim
mersdala. En- interimstyrelse tillsat.
ties for att utreda fragan.
Svenska monitoren., 1906-02-09
kRoNoBERes Lam. oIyckshsn-

kRoNoBERGs LAM. olyckshan.
delse och dod. Verkmastaren e. Palm.
gren vid Alstermo bruk / Elghult flick
haromdagen af nagon anledning EFT
Stag pa ena benet, sa att delta br6ts
af. Slaget hade varit sa hardt, att In
fektion af benet intradde. 4 Vexi0
l~asarett, der Palmgren sokt ward, blef
benet amputeradt, men 81 ems delta
kunde radda lifvet. Den 16 Jan. Allied
P. Han a A ar gammal och efter-
lemnar maka med s of0rs6rjda barn.
Eft viIdt upptrade. Trettioarige ar.
reimbursement Carl Samuelsson blef
natten till d. II Jan. i narheten af
Tjureda tingsstalle ihjelsparkad och
hans yngre broder Johannes nastan l.
~hjelslagen med EFT tjockt olglas.
Haktade for valdet arc hemmansega-
rem Carl Svensson i Tjureda och ar
rendatorn Aug. Carlson, Norraby. Ba-
da de haktade aro m%edelalders man
och gifta.
Svenska monitoren., 1906-02-09

KALMAR Lam. Jernvaeen Winner
by-Spangenas besiktigades d. 10 Jan.
af dertill forordnade besiktningsman
och kommer smart att 6ppnas for all
man trafik. Sedan en- It'd har banan
befarits med godstag.
northumberland Justitie-
kanslersembetet har antagit och for
ordnat tjenstforrattande stadsfiskalen
1 Kalmar N. M. Lindell att vara stads-
fiskal i n&mnda stad.
M0nsterisbanans konkurs. Vid in
stallelsedag d. IL Jan. 1 M6nster&sba-
mans konkurs inlemnades $50 bevak'
ningar. Anledningen till konkursen
har enligt Observation-Disclosures 81 a
rt felberaknad barighet, utan uteslu-
tande brist pa tillrackligt kapital fran
borjan. Ingen anmarkning har franz
stallts mot ~bokf0ring, r~akenskaper ell
Ter f0rvaltning. Syssloman blefvo d.
rektor Svalling, stadsnotarien Sund-
berg, borgmastaren Rune och bryggeri-
EKroth. AT Dorgenarerna yr-
kades uppskof med ~jernvagens f0rsalj-
ming pa fem ar.
For forfaIskninesbrott af borges-
mans och vittnens MANN a EFT rever-
sal, belanadt for 10 kr. / H0gsby spar.
bank, har haktats arbetaren Alfred
Bernhard Anselm Blom fran Stoke
backen / H0gsby socken. Blom dom
des af landlords h~aradsratt d. s Juni
1904 att for Stamina slags brott under
ga straffarbete 1 1 ar och 4 manader,
hvilket strait han aftjenat a Kalmar
lansfangelse, derifran han frigafs d.
II Juni 1905.
Som o~fvannamnda Ian omsatts har
f0rfalskningen upprepats.
Svenska monitoren., 1906-02-09

stin. Uppfinnaren anvander inga som
helst dyrbara rorledningar eller str5nl-
ofverf6ringar. g0r icke ems nagon som
helst f6randring / sjelfva lampan. Den
Rostinska apparaten skrufvas fast I'M
der |Agan, sd att gasen strommar der
igenom, imam den kommer upp / gl0d-
kroppen, och den regleras f~ullstandigt
automatiskt genom gasens eget tryck.
Den Rostinska apparaten ~afprofvas
for narvarande | Stockholm pa flere
stallen. Under den narmaste framti-
den komma prof att anstallas i flere
andra stader. l Goteborg skall man
saledes uppsatta co apparGter och /
Norrk6ping Is.
D0d genom eaaforgiftnlna. 2O-arige
bokhallaren Axel Viktor Roos af
Hjelmsater, anstald hos v~illatomtega-
rem ]. E. Lignell ~harstades, omkom d.
Z Jan. 1 sin principals badrum genom
gasforgiftning. Gasutstromning anita
ges ha skett genom den apparat, som
%anvandes for badvattnets uppvarm.
ming.
Lakare tillkallades sd fort olycks-
handelsen blef kand, och e~nergiska
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES gjordes. ehuru utan
resultat.
Antalet haktade p~ersoner | Sverige
okas for hvarje ar, enligt hvad som
framgar af NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. berat-
telse for 1904. For delta ar foreter an
talet for brott haktade personer en- ok
ming mot mast f~oregaende ar af 265
man och SIS kvinnor, eller tillsammans
800. Under femarsperioden 1900-1904
har de haktades antal stigit med 1,761
eller 1896 proc. och under tioarsperio-
den 1895-1904 med 1868 eller icke
mindre an 1913 proc.
Deremot har under samma tioarspe-
riod antalet straffarbetsfangar min
skats med 314, deraf "a d0mda pa IFS
tiden och 240 pa viss It'd. Endast I'M
der 1904 m~inskades antalet s~traffar-
betsfangar med So. Lifstidsfangarnas
antal var vid 1904 ars slut Ill. deraf
81 man och q kvinnor. Under tioars-
perioden 1S95-1904 ha "a man och rs
kvinnor benadats fran lifstids strait
arbete.
Svenska monitoren., 1906-02-09

intraffade d.. IL Jan. pa e. m. EFT svart
ras, hvarvid 2 arbetare begrofvos under
de nedrasande stenmassorna. Dessa
voro A. It. Telenius fran Uddevalla och
A ]. Person fran Sundals-Ryr, bada
familtafader.
Tic af arbetarne lyckades radda sig.
IRE hlsfvo framdragna svart skadade,
nemligen Adolf Anderson fran Udde.
valla, Tn. Gustaf Johansson fran Jon
kopings Ian och Johan OLSON fran
Forsheda. De forbes genast till sjuk-
huset, der OLSON sedermera aflidit.
Man bbrjade omedelbart med radd-
ningsarbetet. men maste smart pa
grund af f0rnyade ras och Diet inbry-
tande m6rkret installa detsamma.
Foljande days morgon vid 4-tiden a.
terfann nan efter 10 timmars arbete
vid luxlampor de bada af tunnelraset
begrafna arbetarne. Bada voro doda.
Den enes lik var svart lemlastadt.
Svenska monitoren., 1906-02-09
JoNkoPINes LAM. ostbo hsrads

JONkCPINGS Lam. ostpo "
nya tlnsshus ! vernamo invigdes q. 10
Jan. Den rymliga salem var alldeies
fylld med haradsbor. Landshofdingen
friherre Palmstierna, landssekretera-
rem grefve Spens, haradshofding LII
liesk0ld, kr~onofogde Wibeck SAINT ha-
radsskrifvaren och haradets lansman,
namndeman SAINT ombud fran haradets
IS socknar voro na~rvarande. kl. III
hollis gudstjenst | Voxtorps kyrka al
komminister Roos. Derefter atervan-
de man till tingshuset,d der byggnadsko-
mitens ordf0rande, Misunderstanding Lii.
lieskold redogjorde for byggnadens
tillkomst och framlade den ekonomi-
ska fabian, hvarefter han bad lands
hofdingen ofverlemna tingshuset till
haradet. Delta gjorde landshofding
Palmstierna | EFT hogstamdt anforan-
de, hvarefter kyrkoherde Kalloff ! Yer
namo nedkallade Herrens valsignelse
0fver tingshuset. Efter den h6gtidli.
ga aktens slut tog vartinget med 6st-
DO haradsratt sin borjan.
/ kopingen flaggades allmant och XII.
3 gafs festmiddag.
Svenska monitoren., 1906-02-09
BONUS Ian. R%ansaknIna med son

BONUS Ian. RansaknIng med SON.
~m0rderskan. l Udxvalla ransakades
d. IL Jan. for forsta gangen haktade
enkan Helena Krolina T~obiasson, som
1 somras pa sd om~enskIigt satt NOR
dade sin son. Hon bitraddes af nota-
rien A. Melin.
Betraffande motiyet till mordet vid-
h0ll hon, att tanken kommit Oliver hem
ne / EFT enda ogonblick, och att hon
oemotstandligt drifvits till o%gerningen.
Hon SADIE sig ocksa bittert ha angrat
brottet. Efter n sjelfmord hade
hon endast med motvilja kunnat ga In
/ ladan, och denna fasa hade gait sA
langt, att hon velat salja eller utarren-
dera stallet. DA sonen aldrig velat ga
in harpa, hade Diet bidragit till, att
mOrdtanken plotsligt kommit for hen
ne. Under fdrh0ret yrkade hennes rat
tegangsbitrade, att hennes tillrakne-
llghet skulle undersokas af lakare. Det-
ia afslogs emellertid at ratten, hvarvid
den anklagade handl0st stortade till
golfvet.
stort ras pa Bohusbanan och spiIda
nennIskolif. Under arbete pa en- jern-
vagstunrel for Bohuslanska langdba-
nan genom Kalgardsberget 1 Uddevalla
Svenska monitoren., 1906-02-09
GoTLANos Lam. MissforhaIlande-

GoTLANDS LAM. Observation-Disclosures
na vId Visby Iasarett. Sedan ~lasaretts-
direktionen i Visby med %anledning af
att, sasom forut omtalats, vid 1905 AIRS
landstirg i Gotlands Ian allvarliga a n
markningar blifvit framstalda mot
sjukvarden vfd lasarettet, / skrifvelse
till acknowledgement brakt till sty-
relsens kannedom hvad / arendet fore
kommit, har styrelsen nu funnit ma
gon atgard | arendet icke e~rforderlig.
En- hembyedsfcst pa Gotland. Pa
initiativ af landshofding Wall hollis d.
IL Jan. EFT mote / Visby med framsta-
ende personligheter fran olika delar
af Gotland for att 0fverlagga ON ar.
rangerande af en- gotlandsk hembygds-
fest instundande seminar. l slit hels-
ningstal framh0l landsh6fdingen be-
hofyet af en- nationell samling, 1 hvil-
ken ALA CODA krafter horde medverka.
Trodde, att en- hembygdsfest pa var
dig och fosterlandsk grund harvidlag
skulle verka mycket godt.
Pa f0rslag az biskop Won Scheele be-
slot man enhalligt att anordna en- dylik
fest 1 JUL manad 1 Roma, Tingstade
eller Visborgs slatt SAINT att 6fverlem-
ma till en- 9-mannakomite att / detail
uppgora testprogrammet.
Automobiitraflken. Generalpoststy-
relsen har bestamt att automobiltrafik
skall anordnas med 6 dubbelturer /
veckan fran Tingstade till Far0sund.
Svenska monitoren., 1906-02-09
LxN. Do

~-N -Nf
slit hem i Gefle Allied d. IL Jan. (. d.
majoren vid vag- och vattenbyggnads-
karen Johan Gustaf Nystrom efter en-
langre lids sjuklighet vid IS AIRS alder.
Den aflidne, som under aren 1884,
SO representerade Gefle stad i riksda-
gems Andra kammare, har under man
ga ar varit ledamot af Gefle stadsfull-
maktige och lanets landsting. AT yttre
utmarkelsetecken hade tillfallit honom
riddartecknet af Nordstjerne- och Va
saordnarna.
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