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NJ. FL sehhTs silS I TIM mi Ab ira
ham, ancGsn Aass hund Tedth sabirth.
day, The blowing persons I'M sde ex.
sseiisat talks upon the occasion: w.
iisI THOMPSON, w, .Ds Lee, U.f AL Wells,
lE. Cs Brown. Dr.. 81 ray. Too. Matter,
EEseyfG'W, B$SNai&er and J Ia. Car pbelk.
! Music was furnished; by .G?H. James,
Mrs. A. F. Davis; Mrs. DaDisys Nelson
i,and Miss Am. Pagen f.sfG&
!; Mrs I .ula Woods lis visiting friends
la Princeton. > AS.St4 4, TIKI
Misses Gertrude Campbell and wy.
COT Crutebtield visited friends at In
stituts SattHdayt and Sunday ,1%%
: c. C. Webster is Ill at his home In
Capehart Alley. " y III, - Z -. !, az
M M ~ ObteI is visiting relatives in
x Nitmdnt. fsn.' ,s..,E" &,.# MtH=:y,
ASA Grant, has returned to the city
after a lonH Absence. = -. :. !. ~ !
tgs:SM Mrs. Gertrude Watson,*of Saginaw,
Mich, is in the city because of the
J illness of Mrs. J, F. J. Clark, So, ...
I.uLcy' Black. of Union, was
called to tho city because of the, SER
Ions condition Of her daughter, Mrs.
Lille johnson. "..> II =, ...
e. issss M, Blanche 1Jeffries and L. @.
fonki ns spent the weekend at >Insti.
tute., ~. = 80. y. =. -
| Mrs. Mamie Huskins spent a, few
days in Montgomery the guest OF Mrs
Sidney Jackson. ~ $. re,;>- ="
r. s;ssa4tA1iss ayiralnia Coins; OF, Hampton,
Va. is in the city. the guest of Mrs
Matte Jackson, on Bradford street. .
A number Of young people gave d
party Thursday evening at the home
Of, Miss Lula, Wade ION Railroad ave-
nue. l. <N. ~ -. a.. So, =. ~
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Mrs. Eva Deans .is quite III at the
home Of . her aunt. Mrs. Anthony,
on Donnally street. u .' , =
= Nathaniel Davis, T.. Of Chicago, is
visiting his brother, Junius Mason.
I g.. Webster :iB seriously illaat his
hesr,e oRg4 asses feat.} SIS .,:,ls, i i.
Woman,s, Hospital ! aruixiiia ~;
will hold their next meeting the first
Monday in: March with Mrs: F. c.
Brown =. Z FL
Mr., and Mrs Henry Mays, Of Coy
llngton, Va, ARE, guests Of Mrs Mary
Lewis. - ~". = 49," ..,.;.. :.
s. The Loyal. Union will meet Mon
day evening with. Mrs. Eliza Burks.
IL Mr.. and Mrs. Jordan, who spent
several, days at Hotel Brown, have
returned to their home at Pocahon-
tas, Va. -. ~ .~'s, .'.. s...s -. r.. 80
Miss MaAde Vinsy gave a Valentine
party Friday evening of last week.
The funeral of Miss, Trnst,. who
died IN, this city Sunday from the
effects OF an accidental discharge OF
freyolver' at Raymond City. some
weeks ago, was held at the First
Baptist church , Wednesday after
noon. 49, -.
. Mr.. and Mrs. S. T. Taylor, Of Ply,
mouth, were here Tuesday. d: Z.
f.; The ladies' aid society of st. Paul
A: NJ. E, church will meet tonight at
the parsonage, .SO4 Donnally street.
=. !, The Huntington moving picture
company gave an exhibition at St
$PauFs A.. M. e. church Monday night
which was we'll attended, considering
the weather. = ~.. ''.',..-..''--. .. ".
! J The Y. NJ. G. A. has rented it's for
Iaer room in the K. Of P. building
Rev. w e. Walker will teach the hi
bic class in the Y. NJ. C. A. room next
Saturday. night at 8 p. m. Ali those
who wish to join the elias are request
ed to be present at g. o'clock sharp. -.
Miss Lizzie Moore, Is reported quite
ill. D. =. ~ = =. ~ -,
MRS Martha 4 Washington and Mrs
Patterson were indispoged this week
& THE 7, M. G. a. held a general uaeet4
je ,gs..t SUNDAY afternoon at ST. Taul "A.
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>.HETIHOPE.

=, Lincoln's Birthday, was very appro.
priatelys observed .Iin J, the several
schools here; The Langsten r. Liter
airy Society Of Macdonald public
school, rendered a very interesting
program lat might at the First church.
&c. Williams visited his lodge at
Mutual, Saturday. J. ..,......,s ..Ii/.,,
Rev. Deans held services at =. his
church .atsMacDonaId Sunday, Here
after services viii, be held regularly
on. the second and fourth. Sundays, :
r. E Hill and Abraham Fleming
were business visitors to Anderson a
ft 7, days last week.
=. W: Weaver preached In Rev. Dot.
sens stead Sunday night.
r. D. Robinson attended the Iegisla.
ture, last week. =. 'I,. .:
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Macdonald, w, Va:t Feb. 13.--At
ga. m. Tuesday, the ltipple, belonga
ing to- the MoKell Goal and Coke
Co.. at Oswald, was burned. There
had been h9 fire in the building this
winter. A few minutes before, the
Are; several mon are said to have,
been seen leaving the tipple. with
cans, and as an |, unusually largo
quantity tls OF kerosene .oil had been:
bought in surrounding towns, it is
supposed to- have been set on fire..
Several weeks agoxsthsre was a strike
and. the strikers discharged, 50, they
are suspected, Among those arrest
ed is a former bookkeeper, whose
name could not be>Iearned. ~ ~
The Kilsyth ineSz and tipples'
Which belongs to the Same compuany3
is guarded closely. Sby an extra force
OF men: ! :, Y. : 3 !. s3 Z !
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tn COOPER: TRIAL
:. PROCEEDINGS :. y. !:

Nashville, Feb. 18.-4The defense
In the trial Of the Coopers End John
Sharp; for Staying Senator Carmack,
introduced additional witnesses this
morning and questioned them re-,
garding the binding Of a. supposed
pistol b olster In Carmack's oVercoat
pocket; 1t was brought out that the
holster was not in his pocket the
might or the killing or before the APP
tdtcatfon for bail was made Since,
The application for bail, it was. testi-
FED that General Washington and
Attorney Meeks, for the defense, ,ex-
amined the clothing Of the dead sem
ator. >;> = .say4t 4. +.
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Cincinnati: Feb, 1S,-President-
elect Taft arrived her:*this morning,
and will remain iintfl Saturday,
when he will leave FOR Philadelphia.
During the morning the President
elect was in conference with Frank
II. Hitchcock, when cabinet app61it-
ments were discussed,; He said no
announcement for publicatioH in
this connection would be made to!
This afternoon 1udSagpal,sTfaft will be
made Mason '<at Eight" Many
distinguished Masons, from other cit
les. are here to take Yp? A@TTt in the cere-
monies. 49,. r . :t,,.". .">..>.
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Sensational Case ~
Discounted by.PoHCe

go, Chicago, Feb. tS.---At the hospl-
tai, it is said that Miss Ella Gingles,
who was found unconscious, bound
and gagged in a bath room Of the
Wellington Hotel yesterday, Is little
the worse for her experience. The
police say they are assured by the
physician In attendance that there
has been no assault and that the girl
arranged the sensation. They assert
that the blood in the tub and the
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On Fr1lay- night tlln%F'reshmen held
iheir SEM. annual class exercises The
rtgran: was exceedingly good. !
PseC + -. -, Z : 2; - I. :, Y
With an ap, '"prtate program, the
htWly furnished reading room Of Lin
c"lp Hall was opened or the evening
81: Gatu~d F. b. :16s ~ MI l., , =.
The "nom Wis rafitttd and fur
llisiled through the .influenoe.tof, Mrs.
Ncponatc and Mrs Alice (, Metcalf.
Tofsay hat me room is beautiful Ia
pntting IT. very <:n1ildlI;, ftss 4. Numerous
plcthres have; bee,,, hung handsome
drnggets have teen laid, floors have
~ ceived a new Irish and other i'm
propemel ts arc noticeable. too numer-
nt,s to mention Some OF the pic.
, tme are reproductions Of the worlds
s"eatests ,pa.ntir ga. :: s< ~ :. w., ,r4.ss
she program SOUS listed Of addresses,
Gerlama atoms ind music The LIN
colin G1ip club y / o. hA rRfariaoiin CLUB
furnished th3 music. #tieh was high
lyaenjoyf Thy ELL. After the program
- rerreshh'ents~ were served 4 by the
SV,ing plep. .,g.g,-- al -. (. >t,sE.., -:
T. }All the men of Lincoln Hall owe to
Mrs. sMeDonalds and Mrs. ,Metcalf;; a
debt which they can never pay, =. The
ladies hayeq been Alntiring IN their, Of
forts, and have, been busy all the win
ter In choosing fittings, superintend-
ing the, work, and making selections
df goods which would ada to the beau,
tx Of the rooas { = - ~:'"I< T.. =
we think that the feelings of the
Young men are expressed In full in
this statement which one Of the Jun.
Tors was heard to make; ''this room
looks like home 1t, feels like home
here. and, we can not repay the kind
ladies who were instrumental in Its
refurnishing,n .%.2> T.. =; = =
The contracts have been closed fol
the greatest ball game OF the season
q, the one against Howard University
- which will he played In. Washington
on the fifteenth of May A return
date has also been contracted fol-
and will be played here on the satur
day following. Storer. whipped How
ard in great style last year. and the
men from the Capital are thirstfne
for blood. Manager Scott has some
good dates under nstdsratton, =. x:
TThe first ball game OF the season
was played Saturday: February 9Th on
"the College campus, y between the
Sophs and Juniors e Il ii, 49,. r..
The day was fine and the game was
good. Score was five and five. %"
"A, number Of applications are - In
from. those W no wish IT, enter storer
for the spring term, review work. The
usual course of review work will be
given ''t ~ = + +. /. ~; -, -
The executive SShQQ sa storer Col.
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leae IL making arrangements for the
ttofation@of the Presidents house: - <4o':
Oscar James q Student or; Storer
college. was called home to Kimball
iastaweek by the sudden death az his
father. Oscar has the deepest sympa,
thy OF: his teachers and fellow stu
dents. H., 49,. ~ S.]SSE$2ii 81 AEGs
= Miss Mary Preston. a member III
the Senior class at storer, .was called
! home on TO staunton, Va, by the illness
OF her brother ohm, who was also a
student at Storer until, Christmas,
whe nhe was forced to leave because
Of bad health. ~. .%rJ1r>
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:. ~. 81 { afiT.' H. : - y7a HeN$f3./a. .
STOOD U.P'.T.0 -. !.
:. BE- COUNTED: !. !:
Sszz.SSx. - :. &. 4.1zt .....ss II. o..
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when Hon. John Nugent,j of EKa-
nawha, called the house to order last
hight, an adjournment having been
taken Wednesday, at noon, until g
O'Clock; Wednesday night, Il mem
bors answered to the call Of. the roll
by Clerk .T'oppfhg} and the speaker
pfo tenn immediately announced
that the house stood adtpp~~n1t as
no quorum was present for the
transaction of business. rI',,
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THE SECRET OF sEx1NE PILLS.

:; There isa,t any, Their wonderrul
elects. lare' 5giuapIy tins result Of d
scientific Capitalization Of the sbost
remedies thns are known In medicine
for the. upbilding and Teiuvenating
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nlon hack 'pfan.Ht &. Address, or safi
g, A., Potterfield, druggist, cor. Can
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not substitute. IS, ~ =
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WASH basin Y is composed largely Of
port wine and water. "'
LIBEL PAPERS =,

Washington, Feb. 18.-lDIstEiet
Attorney Baker today prepared, cor
tilted copies of the Indictments
against the proprietors and editors of
the New York World and the bro
prietors OF the Observation-Disclosures. for
criminal libel, These, With bench
warrants for the defendants, will be
sent to New York and Indianapolis
in few days. i -.
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+, Pittsburg, Feb. 1S.-AW. w. RAM
Isey, former president Of the German,
National Bunk, was found guilty to-
day as indicted by the jury in con-;
nectien; with the recent, graft expos;
ure. Ramsey was accused Of brib-''
ing councilman to- secure the pass
sage Of an ordinance. making his
bank depository for city funds. III
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

Richmond, va Fsb 81
Gillespie, the negro, who att efs I'd
a criminal assault upon q young Ea7,'
dy, was put to death IN; the ssgsekpia
chair here. ~ IS =. ~ 4
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CHESTNUT HILL.

July 19.-The health of Chest
nut Hill is not as good as 1T has
BEEN
Mrs. Link, who lives near here
has been very sick for the past
week with an unknown disease.
Ruthie Overman has been right
sick with the fever for the past
week OF 30, but, at this writing,
is improving.
Miss Edna Eagle and her broth
er, Martin, both Of Chestnut Hill,
visited kin people down in Piney
Woods Sunday and Monday.
Miss Beulah N. Cornelison, who
lives near here, went to Durham.
N. c.. to visit her sister, Ida.
Paulie T. Goodman. of Liberty
x Roads, was on Chestnut Hill
Saturday and Sunday visiting
brothers, he also went to Concord,
to attend the District Conference.
Misses Marie Shaver and Jennie
Salrit have been visiting down in
Piney Woods for the past week.
Miss Ida Garwood returned
home a few days ago from a weeks
visit in Asheville, N. G.
Mrs. J. N. Wise returned home a
few days ago from the country,
where she has been visiting.
Misses Mamie Eagle and Davie
Kepley visited at Gus Lentz's
Sunday.
The people are glad to welcome
at South Main street church, Rev.
W. o. Davis, of Greensboro, as
pastor for the remaining part of
the year, as Rev. J. B. Craven has
taken charge of Davenport Col
lege.
Revival meetings have been 60
ing on for the past week at the
Baptist church and Rev. G. J.
Black, of Albemarle, has been as
sistlng Rev. Mckenzie in preach
ing, and he did some good preach
ing we are glad to shy.
Look here, wonder what has
become of all the correspondence
Got lazy like Bobby? Let's not
get lazy any MORE. BOBBY.
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given me, and | am recommending it
to all my friends. Mrs. W. S. FORD,
1888 Lansdowne St., Baltimore, Md.
The most successful remedy in this
country for the cure of all forms Of
female complaints is Lydia E. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound. It has
stood the test of years and to-day is
more widely and successfully used than
any other female remedy. It has cured
thousands of women who have been
troubled with displacements, inf1am-
nation, liberation, 6broid tumors, IT.
regularities, periodic pains, backache,
that bearing-down feeling, iatulency,
Indigestion, and nervous prostration,
after all other means had failed.
If you are suffering from any of these
ailments, don't give up hope until you
have given Lydia E. Pinkham's Vege-
table Compound a trial.
If you would like special advice
write to Mrs. Pinkham, Lynn,
Mass, for it. She has guided
thousands to health, free of
charge.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1909-07-20
UNION CHURCH.

July 19.-Tke health of this
community is about as good as
usual, but there heve been several
cases of malarial fever.
Our farmers are putting the
finishing touches on their crops,
but there is very much hay to
make yet.
Wheat threshjng will soon be
som sthing of the past. The yield
is not much per acre this year.
H. P. Lyerly is now working for
R. P. Roseman, of Salisbury,
building fences and we'll house.
There will be a big time at Row.
all council No. 1856, Jr. 0. U. A..
M. Saturday night, July goth,
when eight will try their luck at
riding the goat.
The dissolution between Union
and Christiana churches will take
effect August the 1st. 1909. After
that date there will be preaching
every Sunday at II O'Clock. We
hope to see a full attendance every
Sunday.
School is progressing nicely at
Union Academy with Miss Mary
Barringer as teacher.
The HUSTLER.
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FAITH.

July 16.-Rev. J. D.. Moore, Of
Gastonia, N. c.. the pastor of L..
ray Baptist church Of that place,
is here this week assisting Rev.
G.. G. Ivey in a series of meet
ings at the Baptist church. Rev.
Moore is a fine speaker and large
crowds goout to the services ev-
cry night. Under the care of the
present pastor, Rev. Ivey, the
church is prospecting. The meet
ings will continue all this week.
The steam threshing machines
are in our section this week. The
traction engine has the machine
hitched to it and it travels over
the country with much ease.
Carpenters are at work this
week sealing the big new restau-
rant building for R. Stirewait.
Policeman Luther Hess arrested
two young people in his end of
town for using profane language
and at Mayor Lingle's court they
were fined and warned not to do
so any more.
The new mayor of Faith is 60
ing to put a stop to all rowdy
conduct by putting a heavy fine
on the offenders.
Some day we expect to send in
a list of the differen quarries at
work here where thousands of dol.
lars are made every month.
John A. P%eeler, manager of the
Faith Granite Co., went to Con-
cord yesterday, in answe to q
phone message from the Locke
Cotton Mills Co., to figure on the
granite work for their new cotton
mill. The result was that the
contract was awarded to the Faith
Granite Co., who will get up the
work as quick as the men a do
1t. This is the busiest part of
the year with the granite opera
tors.
There is a great many fine quar-
ries along on the granite belt shat
has never been touched, some are
as fine as those now being worked
All waiting for q side track to
connect them with the outside
world. Granite mining is better
than gold mining because you can
see and know what you are doing
and your profits as you do the
work from day to day, VENUS.
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LOWER ROWAN.

ooAy ~, -Vo Sbd AOoA uAo
whistles on every side, there be-
ing near a half dozen threshers
in hearing of each other. The
wheat and oat crops Of this section
are very good.
Emanuel Shaver, is wearing a
broad smile, Twin girls arrived
July 18th.
Adam Miller and Miss Ada
Kirk were married at Rev. [. M.
Shaver's July 18th.
Mock Morgan and Miss Morris,
were married in Albemarle last
night SO we hear.
The sick at Lafayette Parker's
are improving, We are pleased to
say.
There will be chlldren's day
services at (Piney Woods) Luthers
E. L. church, July 25sh, begin
ming at ten a. m.
W. P. Stoker, passed through
this community last week.
Miss Lizzie Stokes is right sick
with typhoid fever. DR.. j.. A.
Allen, of New London, is the at
tending physician.
Miss Mary Shaver, of Salisbury,
spent a few days visiting in this
vicinity last week.
Miss Jennie Safrit of Salisbury,
visited at Richfield.
A boy at Mr.. and Mrs. Nicely
Lisk's, arrived July 9th.
The protracted meeting at Zion
M, b. church, South, will begin
Oh the second Sunday IN August,
Rev. John F. Kirk will assist in
the meetings. The Sunday School
Township convention, will be held
the following Friday, August 18th
at that place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie Basinger,
are sick at this writing.
We hear that Sam Crawford and
Miss Della Canup were married
Sunday July 18th.
MISS Ada Eagle, of Salisl ury,
is visiting relatives in this Sec
ton.
Mrs. Ellen Arey has been right
sick, but is improving We are glad
to say.
Marshal Arey, of Bear Poplar is
visiting at home.
Mrs. Clara Ann Parker ia sick
we are sorry to note.
The Chlldren's day services at
Oak Grove school house Sunday
vas enjoyed by a large crowd.
The exercise was grand.
John W. Bean visited at James
Arey's, Saturday and Sunday.
During the wind and rain storm
Tuesday, July 18Th, the lightning
struck and killed a calf and sever
al chi kens belonging to G. Il.
Morgan.
The %protracted meeting will be-
gin at Cornith Baptist church the
first Sunday in August.
Miss Lille Shaver visited Miss
Pearl Miller Saturday night.
Say, what has become of Bobby?
Is he asleepl Better wake up and
10 lx,, R111E Fvro
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BEAR POPLAR.

July 2O.-S. R. Goodman has a
new boarder, a boy.
David Graham has accepted q
position as foreman with the Con-
solidated Granite Co., of this
place and is working a very large
number of hands.
John Barger who has been saw
milling down South has come
home to spend a few weeks.
The people of this section are
about through laying by their
crops.
Marshal Arey spent Saturday
and Sunday with his home folks
near Gold Hill
Jas. Smith spent Sunday night
with D. r. Overcast.
j. P. Ingram has made a bust
ness trip to Statesville for a few
days.
Miss Matte Miller, of Sails
bury, spent Saturday night with
home folks of this place.
B. A. Troutman, of Mooresville,
was here yesterday on business.
B. F. Mcdaniel went to Char
lotte last Saturday to purchase a
whole shop outfit, such as wood
and iron working tools, He will
open at Mt. Ulla, N. G. JUMBO.
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from 1~rregulari-
ties, terrible drag
ging sensations,
extreme nervous
and that all
gone feeling in my
stomach. I had
given up hope Of
ever being we'll
when 1 began to
take Lydia 3. Pink
hams Vegetable
Compound. Then
1 felt as though
noyu lifa bo1 baor
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1909-07-20
LOWERSTONE.

July 19.-Wheat threshing is
going OIL in this community but
wheat and oats are not very good.
Miss Roses AnnBost is very sick
at this writing. Friends and rela.
tives hope her a speedy recovery.
John Bost has purchased a new
rubbertired top buggy recently.
He must mean business,
The subscription school at Low
e%rstone, taught by Miss Nara
Kluttz, is progressing.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1909-07-20

OF MISERY
Cured by Lydia E. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound

Baltimore, Md.-"For four years
my life was a misery to me. Isuffered
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1909-07-20
There will an zee cream simmer.

There will an zee cream supper
at Lower Stone church Saturday
night, the 25th of July. by the
Ladies' Aid Missionary Society.
Everybody is invited.
George Bost, of Salisbury, is at
the bed side of his mother, Mrs.
Rose Ann Bost, who is very i'll.
JOE
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1909-07-20

@Sold by all Druggists, 75c.
Take Halls Family Pills for
constipation.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-12-15
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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-12-15
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