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The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1908-03-14
NOTICE OF APPLICATION
for
LIQUOR LICENSE.

STATE OF MINNESOTA,
County of Beltrami. SSS
City of Bemidji
Notice is hereby given. That application
has been made in writing to the city council
of said city Of Bemidji and filed in my Office,
praying for license to sell Intoxicating
liquors ! ST for the term commencing on March ;
1909. by the following person. and at the
following place. as stated in said application
respectively, to wit:
ROBERT NELSON;
At and in the front room. frst floor. of that
certain two-story frame building located on
lots eleven QD and twelve U2). block seven
teen uO, original townsite of Bemidji. Mime
sofa.
Said application will be heard and deter
mined by said city council of the city of
Bemidji at the city clerks office in the city
hall, in said city Of Bemidji. in Beltrami
county. and state Of Minnesota. on Monday
the 10th day OF March. A. D. 1905 at O'clock
p. M, of lat day.
Witness my hand and seal of said city this
Goth day Of February A. D. 1908.
LsEAL] THOMAS MALOY.
City Clerk.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1908-03-14

All kinds of pie and cake will be
served at the school building, Fri
day evening, March IS. ONLY 15c.
Miss Mildred Woodruff, who is
teaching school at Turtle River,
came down from that place this
morning for visit with friends in
the city.
Earl Hazen (better known as
Reddy'D has attained the posi-
ton Of conductor on the M. & +.
railway, after steady service on
that line as braky." Earl made
his first trip in charge of train,
the first of the week, and his many
friends here are pleased at his
raise in the ranks" He deserves
it.
Rev. Dale, pastor of the Nor
wegian Lutheran church at McIn-
tosh, Mimi, came over from his
home yesterday noon and visited
here with Rev. T. S. Kolste, pastor
Of the Bemidji Lutheran church.
Rev. Dale left last evening for
Littlefork, where he will organize
la Norwegian Lutheran congrega-
ton.
A. N. Mcintosh, one of the best
camp men in the north country,
left last evening for his home at
Northome. Mr.. Mcintosh spent
most of the winter in the camps
of the Grand Forks Lumber COM
pany, near Blackjack, which sus-
pended operations a few days ago.
Alex. spent couple of days Wis
iting with friends in Bemidji before
leaving for his home.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1908-03-14

town last evening on the south
bound freight train.
George Kirk left last evening for
his logging camps at Northome,
after having sbent yesterday in the
city.
Joseph Perrault and wife came
down this morning from their home
at Big Falls and spent today in the
city. They will return home this
evening.
A fresh supply of the incompar-
ably tender, sweet and JUICY Duarte
oranges just received. Unequaled
for the table or sick room. At
Peterson's.
Careful housekeepers usually keep
supply of Hunts Perfect Baking
Powder and Extracts, as they know
they are to be depended upon for
perfect results.
c. w. Stanton and daughter,
Leela, passed through the city this
morning on their way to Brainerd,
and from that place they expects to
continue their trip to St. Paul.
James L. George, the general
manager for the Bemidii Brewing
company, returned last evening from
visit to Big Falls and Blackjack
in the interest of his company.
John Morrison, Jr., who is owner
of store at Red Lake agency, in
partnership with O. Gravelle, came
down yesterday from the agency and
spent the day in the city, on bust
ness.
Thomas johnson, the contractor,
left last evening for Two Harbors,
to visit his two daughters, Myrtle
and Elizabeth. Mr.. Johnson will
probably extend his visit to Slayton.
MINI.
Mrs. Percy Bronson of St. Paul,
sister of Mrs. D. C. Breneman. re-
turned to her home this morning.
after having spent several days in
this city visiting with the family
OF D. C. Breneman.
A. H. Harris, the travelling repre-
sentative for the Melges Bros. CON-
pany, returned last evening from
business trip along the south line of
M. & I. railway, where he did some
excellent work for his company.
Mrs. D. A. Mcfarland returned
last evening, via Brainerd, from a
visit with friends at Duluth. She
was accompanied from Brainerd by
Mr.. Mcfarland, who went down to
that place yesterday and met her on
the retur home.
John R. Rasmussen of Crookston,
general agent tor the r1aulln III ".
ing company, and Theodore Gullick-
son, local agent for the company,
returned this morning from a visit
to Big Falls, where they we're look
ing after some business for their
company.
Gustave Kulander, the Walker
merchant, came in yesterday from a
business trip to Ada. He was met
here last evening by Mrs. Kulander,
who was accompanied from Walker
by Mrs. John Belbin of that place.
The entire party returned to Walker
this morning.
F. M. Pendergast, son of T. H.
Pendergast, arrived in the city last
evening from St. Paul, and will visit
in the city for several days. Mr..
Pendergast has but recently returned
from a trip to Pierre, S. D., where
he had been for several weeks.
Mort says that he likes Pierre, but
not so we'll as Bemidji.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1908-03-14
st. Patrick at Peterson's.

| - ~~S~ A~A> 49, = SSSA SSAA Ss
St. Patrick's day postal cards al
the Pioneer office.
DR.. Smith left this morning fol
Nary on professional trip.
Safety deposit boxes for rent
Lumbermens National Bank.
George Stein of Cass Lake was a
visitor in the city last night.
Mrs. Peter Larkin was in the city
today from her home at Farley.
Conrad Stevenson and J. A.
Carter of Crookston were registered
at the Markham last night.
Mrs. James Halliday returned this
morning from Turtle River where
she has spent the past week.
Maybelle Hendry of Cass Lake
came over from her home yesterday
evening and spent the night in the
city.
Remember the 6 O'Clock Sunda
dinner at the Hotel Markham. An
excellent menu, with the best of ser.
vice.
Miss Mills, who is teaching school
at Turtle River, came down from
that place this morning and spent
the day here.
The junior class of the Bemid il
High School will hold a pie social
in the school building, Friday even
ing, March 10. Price 15c.
L. C. Christensen, section fore
men for the M. & I. railway at Big
Falls, passed through the city this
morning on his way to Brainerd.
Fancy naval oranges, best that
money can buy. Special tonight and
tomorrow, Csc, SOC and 4Oc per
dozen. Roe & Markusen, Phone
2O7.
Our stock of fruit for this time of
the year is exceptionally fine and
complete. A glance at our windows,
213 Third Street, will convince you.
Peterson's.
A. A. Goodrich, the north-country
manager for the Carpenter-Lamb
company of Minneapolis, returned
last evening from a business trip to
the Mill City,"
Bemidji Souvenir velopes
printed. advertising the dates for
holding the Remidji Bible Confer
ence, on sale at the Pioneer office at
15c per package.
Fred -Jordnn, he of tho ~goniol
countenance, has returned to his
old stamping grounds" in this
vicinity after having spent a couple
of weeks in the twin cities.
Mr.. and Mrs. I. Young, parents of
Mrs. w. L. Preble, returned this
morning to their home at Brainerd,
after having visited for several days
at the Preble home in this city.
J. M. Schweizer of Crookston,
assistant superintendent of the north
ern division of the G.. N. railway,
was over from Crookston last night
looking after some matters of interest
to his company.
J. w. Bush ("Bill") came up last
evening from his home at Brainerd
and spent the night in the city as
the guest of his son, Charles, who
is employed at the local office of the
Swift Packing company.
Reserved seats for the school en-
tertainment may be had at the City
drug store, where they were placed
on sale this morning. Regular adj
mission tickets may be exchanged
for reserved seat tickets by the pay
ment of 10 cents additional.
P. A. Walsh of International
Falls, the efficient sheriff of Kooch-
iching county, passed through the
city this morning to Brainerd. He
had in custody Christ Wingren, the
homesteader, who shot a neighbor
on Thursday, mistaking him for a
moose.
The dramatic playlet of Drifting
Apart" given at the Bijou last
evenino mot with r,ro1onrad IN
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1908-03-14
LOCAL HAPPENINGS
The Continued
Story OF
Current Events.
Shamrocks at Peterson's.

Shamrocks at Peterson's.
St. Patrick's day postal cards at
the Pioneer office.
Edith Raymond was Crookston
visitor in the city last night.
Duncan McDougall of Northome
spent yesterday in the city, returning
to his home last evening.
J. P. Young left last evening for
Keiliher, near which place he has
some land which he will visit.
Remember the 6 o'clock Sunday
dinner at the Hotel Markham. An
excellent menu, with the best of ser
vice.
Get the Chicago Sunday Examiner
Saturday evening to be sure of a
copy; Is sheets, music free; only at
Peterson's.
George Ne Nton, the Funkley
owner of a refreshment parlor,
spent yesterday in Bemidji and
returned to his home last even.
ing.
Fancy naval oranges, best that
money can buy. Special tonight and
tomorrow, Csc, SOC and 4Oc per
dozen. Roe & Markusen. Phone
2O7.
Miss Alice Mills, who is teaching
in the schools at Walker, came up
last evening from Walker for an
over-Sunday visit with her parents
in this city.
]. E. Wilkin of Cass Lake, the
general agent for the Fitger Brewing
of Duluth, came over from
his home yesterday afternoon and
left last evening on a business trip
to Farley.
Peter Slough, he of the benevo-
lent disposition and kindly nature,
came up last evening from his home
at Nary, where he has conducted
arge business in wood during the
past winter.
S. C. Stewart, one of the scalers
md cruisers for the Mississippi River
Lumber company "a branch of the
Neyerhauser syndicate) left this
morning on business trip along the
north line of the M. & I.
J. P. Watson, the Big Falls
BOOSTER" arrived in the city yes
erday from St. Paul. He was &C.
:ompanied by Mrs. Watson and
heir three children, the latter hav-
ng just terminated visit of a
month with relatives at Barnum.
Carlton and Duluth.
J. H. Peterson of Crookston, better
Known as Henry" spent yesterday
n the city. Besides being director
n the Scandia-American bank at
-rookston, Mr.. Peterson is inter-
,sted in the National Conserve COM
oany of Milwaukee. He is popular
elbow and has many friends oyer the
North half of the state.
William Hermann, engineer on
he Bemid ji-International-Falls local
freight train, has taken a LAY off"
md will be off duty for the next
month, during which time he will
visit with friends at Morris, Herman
and Minot. While he is gone, Leo
Poppenburg of Nymore will pull the
throttle on the north-end freight
locomotive.
A large crowd of lumberjacks got
off the south-bound M. & I. passen-
ger train this morning, having come
from the different lumber camps
along the north line. Many of the
logging camps up north are breaking
up for the season, while others are
gradually finishing their cut, with
the result that many men are being
discharged and a number are quit
ting. During the next two or three
weeks the exodus of men from the
north country will probably number
into the thousands and Bemidji will
undoubtedly have her share of
transient laboring men for some time
to come.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1908-03-14

TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY.
Take LAXATIVE BROMO Quinine Tablets
Druggists refund money if it fails to cure
Csc
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1908-12-31
Affornl in
gritifd=S =Snoieu.
Sers,ucifelte @erind,e snr Nbiuen6naa
be-: Mepplatipn.
Gnoe Orr autohratifdDen
brilifdJen Rfsieruns.
SnSiens NatiOnalfonsrek billist 2srs
Wipriess 8orid)lGsc.
Ot a bras, 80. Ies.


Ger inoilde 9eotionalfongre6 in
bier in @egenlport bon ii6er 200)
Nbgeianoten eroiinet luoroeu; er bat
iif entibiebcn nit ocn pom inoiihen
eefretdr Soro Otorlep genadten
Recommendations fir Die inoiide
&egieruug einperltonoen erflGrt
Die SiBungen lino 10 ipeit IN icbon-
iter Sarmonie perlaitfen uno oer
StongreB pcriprid)t einen belIeren
ausgaug 81 nebmen, ais lein leBter
Gorg1neer.
,Sm lesten 8onereB fam es bel Der
Gbitimumg iiber Or. 9ebari @boIe
als 8roii0eut 6es aongreies 5u et-
rem aolupi, Der 5ur sluilolnng oes
aorgreiieS iiibrte.
Or, @boic hieIt i'm gegcuiudrtigen
aongrcB ehtc groBe Heoe iiber bic
rCn 2nrb a)iorlep porgcld)laaeneu
RefornIen lno oriidte Die glnlidDt aus.
naB iic oiel no5u beitrngen iuiiroen.
6te iiber ,Snoien idNoehenoen @olfen
an SerItreucn lnt0 Der aolonte eiue
art bon fouititutioneller Hegierling
OH 5tclle oeS unpopularen nlttefra.
tiiden Aeginents Ger @eaenmort 5tt
gebeu. gr iprah Den sliifriibrern
segeuiiber cine @arning aus nleo
meinte. oob Die .engliiGe Serridaft
Eiht burh cine 6loibe pol Bifrin.
I6ure ober einiee Nhirb SdieBpul.
Der obsei6iittelt tperbsn Tonne; &c
bofie, oaB elm ebrlihes 3uionnnen.
orbeiten Der inbilhen Glemente NIT
Der britiiten Regierung 5li folonialer
SeI6Itregierns fiibren iueroe
2oro NorIeDs Refornnporihldge.
neIdp Dem SSauie Der 2orbs oorac.
Icgt moroen iiuo, beitebcn fur5 in
iolsenSem:
@ermebrunq Der giotperiommlur.
gen Ger GidlteridIoit uuo oes 8ije.
fGnigs burf 9eifiigung bon @ertrc.
tern DER reridlicocnen 9olfsfIaiicn.
9luibcbual Gcs Serbots Der &c
iprednng uon sfngetegcnbeitcn ooi,
oQgcneincr l2id,tiafeit in ben legis'
lotipen gerntungen.
ger6oppclllne Der 8cieBitrtg Der
Grefutip6eb6rocn bon 8on6dp mto
Wa6ras.
@erleibung elmer @refutiDbeboroe
an ben 8i5egouperneur. r5FI
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1908-12-31
kampf INN
Wbios Senatsht.
Srei mSdjtise Sewerber iteben srstn
rinanoer i'm Ssloe.
$eiator Foraker ein
widDtiafr Tahtor.
Barton nnb Saft benliiben iidJ am
bic Sssislatpren.
GoInmbus phio. 30. Sc

Col m bus Ohio, 20. DEG.
9ie orei fiibrenoen 8elperber I'M
bic Senotorento9a Don Ohio befiu'
ben iid iest in Der Staot; GborIes
e. Sait, Ger grltoer oes uGdpiten
Gr1iioenter. Der 8onsreBabgeO
Burton uno Der eegenpdrtise Sena.
tor Sorafer iommeln ibre Streit'
fr1ite. tSenotor lid trffft beilte eir,
aaem slnihein nah tpirb Der Sieg
einem Der brei eriteenannten Serren
SuioIIen, ba Senator lids Minister.
min nod uiht obgelaliien 1T. @ie
Die 8iuge Iiegen, lit feline Auatft
porbouoen, baB ein biSber ungenonn'
ter 8ierter oie Soga erringt, ielbIt
luenn 5aft m6 Burton misiinoiq
MAIDEN, bnb iie eiranoer niht beiie'
gen fonnen. <Sn Der 5at idblpebt oit
@nti6eibung ,uoIlig IN Der Suft, oo
rreoer Goft nod Burton geuiigenD
2cgislotorcn gemonueu baben I'M
iih 0en Siea 5u iihern. 9urtouS
NreunSe bebuuptelL 80 Stimmer
iiher al bo6cn.
Ger 3aft'ide i5liigeI gibt fcint
3abIen beraus, geitebt aber 3lt oah
Der Sieg bon 16 2egiSlatoren ab'
bongt, Die ibre Stiniuen nod nic'
mouo periproden haber; nm olelt
16 2eeislotoren aibt lid, nun eir
eifriges @erben fiino.
Tie Siibrer Der 5nitid,en 4am
pasne iperben 6arauf beitebeu bat
br republifoniihcn Oiitglieoer oei
Seeislotur om Somstag einen @ort
chg obbalten unb iid) fiir oeu cine,
oeer aroeren 4onbionteu enndei6en
itr 8crgebcn gilt oils Seraitsfor6e'
ruu9 gegen Burton uro 5orater
$err Burton mill iih bieiem 8or'
idllugc gcgcnii6er niht ouSiprehcn
nGGrenb Senator sSorafer bebanptet
bcB elm Caucus iiberiliiiIi9 it,
@urtons aonpogrefiibrer bcbaup
ten, acnilqcuo @eripreflnaen erhoI
ten 5it baber, Inn sen Caucus rcnll
tGtloS 5u MAIDEN, unb peun Iaft:
SnbGnger ibrc glbiiht olirhiiibrcn
eriportet man lang oouernoe, unent
ifie6ene SiSunaen. -- -
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1908-12-31
Diireerkriee in
alltr gorm.
GentnfDer &erglcntc piberiesen I'D
ben SnnoesbcbDrocn.
btrbei,irbung uun Bunors.
truppen ridJt unmOgliM.
Sas Gcict aibt Der Snnoesrcgicrnne
ausrcIdjcnoc 8ollmad)t.
QouisniIIp On % 9e,

louisville, ap., 90. 3e3.
ScIepbouiife Weloungen aus Ian.
bile teilen nit, Dab 9errp Simpion,
Hube @eit uno @eorge Seulep, ole
9ergbenobner un6 9ergperfsarbcl.
ter, ipeld,e an oen blutisen &onpicn
in Stearns beteiligt porsn, ibr Eager
in Boiut Rod perloiieu uno iid mad,
Senneiiee begehen baben. Sic baltcn
ii6 in Der gtdbe bon Gseits altem
Seim ouf unb BADEN pieIe anbdngcr.
Sbre Stellung iii nod gerobe 10 tart
nie bisber.
8aibington. %. 7e5.
lie ihlimmen 3uIt6Goe. peIde Die
Staatstruppeu uno Die 8unoesmar.
id,1ae nod, Steorns IN Rcntildp &C.
ruien babeu, biloen i'm 8riegsamt
ben @egenitnnO bon 8eratlInaen
norlGufigt irinmt nlaa an bob Die
2otalbeborbeu nit Silie Der 8unoes.
marf6dle imitnnhe IinO, bic Sronuns
uufredt Su erhaltcu.
Solite iih jeScd, berousItcaen, oob
bic 3uitdnoe ben gehcrben iiber beu
aopi pohien, 10 niiroe Die 8unOes.
re9ieriing oos Redlt hdben. gunOrs.
truppen nod Seutildp 5u id5ideu. Gin
@eies beitimntt. onB ipeim in ,S1llcu
oieier Nrt oie SaItlmg Der 8efpobner
irsenb zines 5eileS Der gersinigtsu
Staoten oegenii6er ben ReiebIen Der
@ertdJte oaS Nusieheu elmer Rebel
lion mninmt, @unNeStruppen ,uE
Scrbeifiibrung georOneter gerboltnii'
ie III glnpeuouns sebraht peroen
oiirieu-
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1908-12-31
Afuolution A'~A
in vfnf,uela.
Gaitros Hnbanser sreiien penesolani'
id,es aanpuenbopt on.
6omr,f 0ruppea
werorn ,uriidae' 'dDlaseil,
@esisrnna id,rcibt benz AnfitanS fein'
8eoentnns 80.
Gprtcf spaiu, SriuiSab, %

gprtof Spaiu, SriuiSno, %.
TeSenlber.
Sn Macnro, cinem Safenplus IT
8ene5uela, lit es Sluiihen anbdngern
Gaitros unS Ger 9eiasung zines pene'
3olaniIhen aononenbootes, ipeIhes
BON Dem neuen 8r1ii6enten 8omel
bortbin seihidt porbeu mar, 81 eincm
bluti9en @efed)t gefommen, in mel
dem 20 0tann getotet uno 90 per-
mnnoct nnrbeu. lie Entppeu Del
@egierlng purocn anfdnglid 5uriif'
aeiflageu, na6mea aber lpdter Der
angriif mieOer mf. 3ic gtadrihi
bon oem 9luiitnno lit BON Der rWsi
rauoa", Dem &anoucnboot. rpelhea
.perrpifelt mar bier6er gebraht NOR
Den.
Iie r0firanou" mar nit oen Scl!'
ten an 8orb, peld)e Die 5tellen oci
bort beiin0Iihen 9enmieu oe$ tribe
rem Groii0enteu einucbmen ioaten
nad Niocuro abgegangeu umO Dor;
eeiteru mprgcn angefomnteu. gbe,
@cneral CORES, Der aommonoeuI
be$ 3iitriftS ulter Gaitro, bate SOC
Waun aeiornmelt unb mioerieBte lid
Der 2unolmg. Die .Wiranbo" brad
te ibre @eihilse in S6tigfeit rnb per-
ild,te, inter ibrem ieler ibre 2eutt
an louoen, aaein obne @rfolg. Del
&urnpi oauerte pier Stimoeu.
9lls Der aapitGn Der .Miranba'
lab, snB or nidts olisridteu fpunte
fubr er nad BORT OF Spain, 100 G
gcItern nahmittng anfam. Rr1lioen
@onrej lit bon Der Gage benahrihtIg
nor0en.
SoboIb iih sic Rohrid)t bier per
breitetc, itr6ntcn bier befinblihe &e
neSoloncr mad, oem pene3olnnildler
aoniulot ruo boten Der Regicritnt
lire IiCnlte an. TaS 2lncrbieten II
ongCHomucn mprOen, uno bns aano
nCnboot hot iitb mieber noh Wncurt
begcben, nm 0en aampf BON neueu
auf5une6men.
9ie pcne5oIonii6c RcgicrlIus nib
Der Rebellion feline groBe 9e0cutunl
bel ..,
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1908-12-31
SAVANNAH Sommiiiiou bebt Gr6eiter.
ggentnrcn anf.
% a ibington, 80. 1c5.


Ger curopGii6e Agent Der iIthnti'
i6en 4onol.aommtiiion Sc Hop
4arfs aus Ioris, pirb bemuddIt III
@oibin9ton eintrefieu uno oarnIt
biirfte eiuc lpidtige @pofe I'M 9all
Ses @anomn.aannls GeihIoIicn icin.
Sit ooh nit Ger ShlicBuua OeS Ea.
riicr bureaus 3mn 2luSOrude gelauat,
baB bic aomniiiiou Die einitmaIS 10
enorm itpicrigc slr6citSfra9e ais
gelcit betrodtct.
Mit Der Riifberuiltng beS euro.
pGiihen Nr6eits.Nqenten lit nidt ae'
ioat, Dob Ole ginponocrung aus GU
ropa in ienc 3one auiborer ioa, Jon.
bern Tie erfolgt lebiglih in llcbcrein.
Itimmllng nit ben NoBuabmeu Der
Sonmiiiion in ben @erciuieten Staa.
ten ielbIt, no iGmtlihe IgcntcHbu.
reous, bis nui bn8 untcr Senrp u.
Smith in Mem gcrf cuIeeloIt nllr'
ben; IN &%itInSien bleibt pen Sen bis
bergen spei aaeutureu cine beItehen,
ebenIo eriiticrt nod ole ali ben
germuSos. @s aehsn bebeutenb mebr
grbeiter ollmonatIih nod Der Gano.
masone als pon bort abreilen nno
Die 9epolterin9 bort III besholb in
erireulihem @nhStum begrifien uno
Die Nrbcit fam nit boiler arnit
ourhaeiiihrt perScn.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1908-12-31
yaitpr 81 3ndthnns pernrteili.
e 8cntiac IN. 80. 9ei

Hep. -. $. @oobin, Elm @dptiiten.
pcitor. Der om II. Ie5ember in @bi.
cngo in einem 0otel in @eicaifoit
Der IL rSabre oIten slnua 8Innde
Goginatcn uerbaftet miIroe. bat iib
Der Gntiiibrung iduIoig befannt nno
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