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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-02-05
ANOTHER PETITION.

Tho auu-Prombiuou petition signed
bv number of local business men
should be given all thc constellation
to which It is entitled But when ihe
aruars ask FOR any special rerarl for
their Views because of their personal
and social status they occupy Boo our
humble Judgment wtcnable ground.
Thcy are entitled to ba heard "s gii
gems Interested in tho general welfare
of the community and the state, aud
beoaus. they are citizens thcir opinions
have weight. but mo moro than chat oi
900 equal number of other citizens
whose social status may be- less promI-
neuL 10 would Doe great mistake to
suppose that because man has maze
success of Dis business ventures or
because chance has been kind tu him.
therefore his views ON prohibition ar"
souuder or worth more. than thos' of
the daily Ilborer who earns his bread
by hard TOLL Where would the COM
munitv be but for these honest toilers'
There is many O. practical right
thinking citizen m the ranks OF those
Who lay claim to mo- Social sta u.s.
except That founded ON American ciu-
zeuship. and when it comes 60 ques-
tious involving great moral issues and
the welfare of communities. we do MT
know nut that their Judgment, from
the very fact that they are nearer TO
conditions lost sight Of perhaps higher
up. is of more real value TO The states
man.
The petitions for prohibition are conn
iug I'm from am over the State. They
are signed by people of AN creeds and
parties and especially by mothers and
wives who know something about the
curse of a traffic that can never be-
regulated by law There are, we un-
dcrsiand. something like $1,000 names
So far registered There are, Of course.
no salooukeepers, nor anyone interest
in the traffic either directly or I'M
directly. among the sigucrs. Thoss
who are SO interested cannot bee oX-
pected 10 ask for prohibition but there
are some names. it is said, of victims
OF saloons. who see iu prohibitive legis-
lation "a means Of escape nom ter
rible bondage. Are they 10 ask IN
yau2
II is said that experience proves that
prohibition Is Injurious 20 business.
This is false. II testimony counts for
anything, there is proof abundant that
il helps business-not the saloon bust
ness but legitimate business.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-02-05

wages from tho channels of domestic
needs. mo- crawling on the wen Kept
street f0r there are uo saloons NOW
BOO view OF proposed legislation how
would DO be- for some of our politicians
0r business men who. according to thcif
petitions. o8rc moro fDr the almighty
dollar than FOE thc souls off men. i'
establish three saloons 900 that town.
Does Sc require amy stretch of fancy
TO imagine thc transformation yca'
or two would bring 1boutf VIII some
one off the auu-prohlb.ton petitioners
define or onumonto tho benefits thif
town would derive from tho Introduce
ton 0f sal0ousg
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-02-05
SMALL ENCOURAGEMENT.

We have several times utimated that
there is something lacking in the
states eudaavors 70 prepare teachers
for its public schools. The proof Of
this statement Is the fact that the state
fails 10 get tho services OF more than
half enough fully certihcated appli-
cauts 20 serve as teachers. What is the
difficulty?
No fault can be found with the
states methods OF preparation. The
work of the Normal school al the
University is go efficient that II has
won the approval and hearty public
endorsement Of many of the most noted
of the educators of America, to say
nothing OF the outspokeu praise OF il by
tho eccentric but practical Ebert Hub
bard
The trouble is not in the length or
character OF the courses of study, but
in tho lack of encouragement given 10
those who take the long courses Of
preparation TO teach. These fare
scarcely better than the devotee OF
some other calling, who for time
turns his attention TO teaching when
other and more profitable employment
fails. Neither receives "a high salary,
but the graduate receives scarcely more
than the makeshitt
with "a great flourish boz the papers
the state now Processes that Do is abou-
90 improve the situation by the enact
meut of certain laws. MT Wo0ttou
chairman of the House committee on
education. announces a bin 20 provide
for the training OF high school teach
tss.
First comes the imposing declaration
tuat there win be 400 free Normal
scholarships hereafter Whom, how
over DO is recalled that the value OF
these scholarship 10 each student who
receives one is just ten dollars Tor the
yeat-tb, bare price of Che matrcuia-
uon foo.u. perceive ot once how much
10 really amount 90 as 90 stimulus o.
students t0 gutgs the Normal course
and to take O. long professional tw.u-
Inl Boo order Gao receive small and uu-
professional wages.
Hut tlIs .s NOT alL As 81 th.a pre-
! tens. oft ald 90 the Normal student
Dos tmtmz hls annual fe. of lef
I dollars were NOT small enough bus.-
mess tHr state goes farther 300 .t ut
] teuut to drive "a close bargain. rh.
/ r.N Iav Is 600 contain cine provision hl.
/ no.d.ra of normal scholarship SHALL Do.
I required fI declare the.r intention a.
! complete tho prescribed work nl norma.
I instruction for a degree. diploma OBJ.
certificate. and after completion of
| such work to teach boo he public
schools 1f tnla state. Moreover bon No..
event of such students disseminating
| heir Studies nt ths university befor
said instruction .s completed. tHcy .lN
| be required to uly 90 thg university thl
/ amount of mluIuIauaH f..s require.
uf other students flr H comes p0utu.
term of attendance. 10 H urJhar pro.
| yidod that tno president 0f uho uuI
| YeHity may suut leave nf absence pool
eNeeoius ONO year at amy ume t0 .
holder af a normal alH1arsh.p. au
may appoint tl tho vacancy duru.
the ao.en.. 1000 leave off tho regular
holder Tn. president ol tha university
may at my ume cancel ion neglect %.
u.amu..w-y the normal scholarship
ul .W student ni Hr my require
upon .u.h cancellation tho payment O.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-02-05

or three times every year iu the month
of june bv talking this matter mp iu
public gatherings and churches and
newspapers Wp also could have sane
Fourth of july celebrations ~ the leg
lslature would give ua e. simple and ci-
feCtiyc law ON the subject sincerely
wishing that you may have the ncces-
slry wisdom t1 guide sou bon your many
and uinloult Mbors. to help you sec
ana separate the trivial matters from
Tine weighty and necessary ones. /
subscribe myself "a fellow citizen.
SAMUEL d. ALLEN, A. ID.
ST. Mary Hospital, Rochester MINI
ucsuta. Jan. 81, 1909.
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AS taxpayer and as an cloctor I
desire TO address a fcw earnest words
To- you tt is no idle thing TO say that
you have been elected 10 an honorable
and most exalted station among your
followmeu. As citizen I have fun
confidence in you. believe that you
are wise enough and brave enough 70
deal correctly with the great problems
that win come before you at this sss-
sion 1t is the duty OF every citizen
90 help you and not hinder you in the
discharge OF your many and RESPONSE
BILE duties. ] have met in my travels
east this time many very prominent
and influential men; among them that
magnificent statesman, John a. John
SON. the governor of Minnesota. All
are Interested iu your work. The best
men and women of our nation as well
as in our own state are watching with
keen interest this session Of the Utah
legislature. which may no some re-
spccts bee the most important, the most
memorable and most historic one that
VIII ever assemble ia our state. To
appears to me that you. gentlemen, are
the opportunity 10 write your names
as high on the scroll Of Utah's d sto-
ry as the signers Of the Declaration Of
IndepeudenCC wrote theirs ON the
history of oar nation. This is saying
very much. but IL seems from the facts
that the most important period In the
story OF our state is right now To
frame "a few ordinary laws, 10 get mp
a few tax bills. 10 change few eX-
listing laws and arrange some plan 20
pay OUT the peoples money for roads
and bounties on Wild animals does
not require an extraordinary amount
OF brain power and moral stamina,
but you are brought face TO face with
the most serious problem that win ever
come before the Legislative body. The
people. the sovereign people, have come
to your doors asking iu no uncertain
tones that you make laws 10 prohibit
the sale OF alcoholic beverages I'm QUO
state. VIII YOU do &c. dare YOU do it2
Are you wise enough and brave enough
To do your whole duty? II you are
not only win the present generation OF
men and women bless you, but genera
ti0us yet unborn viii rise up and call
sou blessed and viii point their chill
dreu and childrcu's children To- your
names sacrcdly kept in gilt frames on
their walls; they viii say. These are
the heroes who like the men of 115i
dared % do their duty, These are ne
names of tho mon who gave us pra-
hbitiOn, who freed our state from
the curse of drink from the slavery
OF alcohol These are the men who
dId more to stop crime, 10 check i'm
sanity To- prevent the ruin and aegra-
dltion OF our boys and girls than any
/ legislative body over convened Doc Ut3u.
] have visited the state peult0nt.afy
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-02-05

Tho special committee of the
Senate committee ou judiciary ape
pointed Go report on Senator Culber-
sons resolution inquiring by what
authority President Roosevelt author
Coal and Fuel company by the IT,.
S. steel trust, is quite up stump
over the matter, so much SOD that Go
is not even able To- report progress
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-02-05
on WuAr nrNErIr9

Not many miles rIom hero Dos 20 uoau-
um town of some 5000 iuh4b.ants
m natos among tue uoea at Che foot
of towering mountains whore sparkling
,saicrs come dashng down from ever
lasting SHOWS. 10 ls nucd with happy
homes aud conteuted people Tlor
Do no drunkcnncas, no diFerilus ui daily
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-02-05
AN OPEN LETTER TO THE MEMBERS
OF THE UTAH LEGISLATURE


ueVo word of this The men and
boys who go TO the saloons are not
snedks, nor towards, nor scrubs
Among the first hundred men and boys
you ind in "a saloon, you may lind
Few chicken thieves and pick pockets;
you would ind the same in the first
hundred men and boys YOU met COM
ing out OF church. The best observ-
ers agree that a majority of those who
go tn saloons do not 90 there primarily
Tor drink. Their first object is 90 find
social company and that drink is only
"a secondary object. Here is point for
fefolmtrs and church workers. Estab-
lish reading rooms and half OF the
drink evil DIS overcome at once, with
the saloon closed. So / win not be
misunderstood, I wish 90 state that
the most vital problem before tho Am
erican people today is the liquor prob
lem. II is more farToachiug than tho
race problem or the labor problem. 1
do not believe that legislation is the
only solution Of this difficulty; the
home, the parents classes the schools,
the churches need 10 wake up and do
their fun duty in this matter. We
can not teach morals or temperance
by legislation. At tho same time the
laws of state or nation are the
crystallizcd sentiment and opinion 1f
THEN best people We can not stop
thcit or vice or murder by law: we
can not stop the use of strychnine or
morphine or patent medicine. yet We
have them regulated By the law. Alco-
mol polsons more people yearly than
an the strychnine, arsenic. opium. NOR
phlue, cocaine or carbOlic acid put
together. And shall we not make striu-
gent laws boo regard 90 the former as
we 10 In regard 20 the latter?
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-02-05

so one over heard of prohibition
leading TO the downfall of amy boy
or girl man or woman. but who c'u-
not recall where the prospects of
bright life were blightcd by whisky
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-02-05

When Carrie Nation was fined $3.50
by London police magistrate for polk
ing her umbrella through an under
ground car window that had "a cigar
cite sign ON Co. she remarked Thank
you; I expected q would cost me more"
Next time she does it DC undoubtedly
will
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-02-05

Remember that Mendclssohus great
oratouo Elijah will be rendered nc the
Thcater this evening. and attcud the
celebration OF the birth OF that great
composer a hundred years ago.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-02-05

10 was hardly TO- bc expected chat
Mayor who Uvors the cred lent
district would favor prohibition
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-02-05
oorUsr NOT DO THAT"

The lutcr-M0untain ON Thursday had
longthy editorial tho evident purpose
Of which was 90 create the impression
that church officials arc eudoavoring
% obtain support for prohibition Boy
telling Legislators that the Church COM
MANDs them 90 vote 30 the affirmative.
The article. modostly, claims for the
paper the right To- volunteer advice TO
the oMormous' because 90 has been
"fair To- them" and oven "tal,en o. cool
many blows" tsicD because Of q reius.
al 10 aght them" Then it proceeds.
"And m the light Of that right which
we think Wc have earned We must
remind enthusiastic Mormous tnat
they should not ten members of tlo
legislature they MUST vote Tor prohi-
bitiou You must not tell them tho
Church COMMANDS them, that Che
authorities of che church REQ IRE
Il of them. You must mot do chat
Further on we read:
"Wc by no means charge the author
files of the Church with interfering iu
of I-t,6,s laws. Rut there are prom
inent ANA oven official members members. o., Oh
members of Tho legislature that the
Church win is for "a prohibition law,
REQUIRING them boy their relation
with thc church 10 vote Tor prohibition.
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-02-05

Thin skinned people do mot suher
from tho cold probably because they
have hot tcmpcra
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-02-05

The age OF poetry viii never be
dead SO long os there young hearts
and giddy heads
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-02-05

one of the hardest things iu the
world To- do is TO keep ones wits and
razor sharp.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-02-05

Prohibition was not made o. campaign
issue because those who are opposed Co
Do dld not dare face tho people ou the
issue.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-02-05

SIR Gompers BE- said to tHka Che
Constitution To- bed with hIm nights
sleeping ON DTS rights. so to speak
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-02-05

Men who are the orcnuccts OF thcIr
own fortunes often build nothing but
castles DOB the air.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-02-05

Judge Taft having Inspected and APP
proved the Gatun dam, now viii it
be goodr
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-02-05

Many bills are introduced to show con-
stitutents that Legislators have been
buaN
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-02-05

che university of an fees uncxacicd by
reason ot the scholarship.
an this 20 ty to extract from the
student ambitious To- serve the State
by becoming a teacher The payment
OF tho small matrlcuation Gee of Ton
donar' So naltry "a SUM. rcmittcd on
the condition of hIs devotion to ths
preparation tor service u an unuront-
able vocation cannot bc collected later
and Che collection should mot Boz ate
tempted
Do the state bias really amy interest ln
securing competent and trained tcach-
ors for ts schools 90 must n order
to accomplish ib purpose. go beyond
this holr-hc1rtod half-thrcatcnmg proc
mise of tho remission of the fee or teu
dollars u seems % pity Go cumber the
students with laws which contain sp
many great words and 30 littlo 0f rcll
substance
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-02-05

To must have been a very large glass
Of sherry that Captain Qualrough took
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-02-05

saloon interests are not the peo-
PILES interests.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-01-15
5un quknta.
as[acnbc sfansinaper ices OF hat

Tslgcnoc SfnnSinaDer ices at babe
fact aniGttelie iom Glcrfs | Segis.
IaturenS SilS: 6. S. anoerion, 8.
&aSmision, German gobe, Oscar
9ilneS % 8. 80. InOerion.
Yisebprn er ijelben Bare. Ser
fumes at bare Otaugel paa Smaa.
bern iuben Staten, % ii9r ipnes Bi'
gebsrn at bore en- iieIoen Bare. gn
Game / Wtiller reiite forleoen til ct
Sarnebiem | Siour Sails for at
ifnfie zig ct Higebarn, iom bun iaa
aetebe at abeptere, men bun ht Der
minore lopenoe l~lbiieter, ibet 9eitp.
reren for 9arnebiemmet fortalte
benoe, at Der life bar minore END 20
NnIegninger ON ct Higebarn, Der
ollie maatte ipIoes for Den eobe Dame
fra Wiler funbe fomme | 9etraet.
ming. Sun funoe faaet ct 8uttebarn,
men oa bun life funbe faa boab bun
enifeoc, reiiie bun biem meo ~uiorret-
let Sag. Ser paaitaaes at bore flere
bsrnIsie SamiIier / oenne Del al
Stateu, ser eierne piIbe aboptere ct
Tiaebarn men oisie er life mulis at
op6ripe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-01-15

Senat, ibet Senator Dillon bar frem.
lat ct GorfIag ON, at Staten tiIbaae.
betaIer Nortb Carolina be penae,
iom erboIbtes peo 6sgsmaaIet ON De
befienote Sbaeffer Bombs. s Sena.
tet er ogfaa fremfat ct Gorilag, Der
beitemmer Warimunttarter for CT.
-preisfompanierne. glanot be for.
nemite 2obforfIagi Suiet par ct ON
nforfalifeoe apotbeferparer; ON
Gorbub mob MISUNDERSTANDING
paa Scrnbanetos oe sipenoe Cooper.
%ionaIet EoIitimpm6iebeo til at for.
binore bette; ON SpretteIien al ct
MT @etsoiitrift peitenfor Misiouri
Niper, iamt en- HeioIntion ON at
laoe Solicit beitemme bporpibt Gen.
attorneys 2sn ifiiIbe forbsies til
$1,000 ONT Inret eller life.
Strar efter lin EMANCIPATION no.
iteote @uoernsr @esiep en- 8rofIama.
ton ON at noe 9iorag til De uIpffe.
lige | Stalien.
S Siliet er Der bIanot onbet frem.
iat Sorilag ON at forbpoe Spanoe.
ring | SaIooner. Oct er peiaa fore.
ilaaet at forbpoe 9rpssere og SiitiI.
~latsrer at eie os bripe SaIooner. ct
Sorilag gar no paa, of SagtiGionen
ifal bespnbe ste Sept, os at Saeere
ifaI uotaee 2icenie.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-01-15
Minneiota.

Minneiotas 2egislatlr iammen'
traaote Den ste Sanuar. Suiet or
aaniiereSe fig peo at beige Hepra'
ientant Rocfne fra 8ooobue Goiintt
til Speafer.
8upernsr Sobnion opl9ite fl
gu6ifab ben Cite San. San anbefa'
lebe bIanbt anbet Spariombeo
Statsbusbolbninaen; man maatte
life Iaoe 9epilgninserne iaa Sper'
baanb. Gaa Sen anben SIDE maatte
man heller life bore for fneben meb
at bcpiIge Eenge. Der buroe l9gges
8iuo paa at beifptte statens natur.
Iige SiGIpefiloer, % 8uoernsren an
befaleoe, at Der oprettes ct iPrligt
9epartement, bpis Spero oct ifal
pGre at fsre Silipu meb Statslano,
@rrber, Sfoge, ganbfraft o. I. b.
Sortiat SrGnering al Statens 2anb
anbefaIeoes, og grbeioet buroe at'
InggeS mere ipitematiif, iaalebes al
Der beptlgcS Eenge for en- 89ffe al
gar meb ct pitt @elsb, iom fan an.
penoes bpert aar. gioere anbefa.
leoeS 2ope til @eifatnine al grts I'M
ser transport % ON at S~ernbane'
ifotter Ifal ubrebes baloaarlig. San
roaoebe til, at Sen nio9renbe 2.Gents
Easio9ertart %bibeboIbes, at Der op'
retteS ct ipecieIt Requirement for
9arferamiuotion, at ben | @iscon'
fin roaoenoe Sremsan9smaabe til
garctogeIie al ub~eIbreoelige Sinbs'
ipge inbfsres osiaa | Wiuneiota %
at Statens SGringSianntorium
3uIfer uooibeS. gnopioere SOB ON
&orporationers Inipar for tilifabe'
fomue Grbeiberes llbeifter, ON @e'
pilgrins Ill Statens @oarb Of Seoltb.
ON sgnorihg af Srim9roalgIopeu %
ruuSeIi9 @euiIgning til llniperiitetet
Den Soc ~inobraete s. g. @isrse ei
Sorlog ON Sonnaseifat. SorIlaeei
SeIer SeruIonb / to &Iasier, iaalebeS
at beu SIasie, Tom inoeboloer minbrt
eno 40 Grocent Sern, beifattes efter
grrSieu, mebens ben &Iasie, ION
inoebcIoer mere emo 40 Trocent, be
ifatteS meS 5 Gents pr. Con. SennC
iioite Sfat tiIfaIoer Staten aIene
meoenS Den Sfatten of isritn9pntt
ala8ic fan mpenbes baaoe til Stats.
fiat % 2ofalifat. SEQ Siben al 81
3 Grccent fan Sanoet beifattes efte,
lin @Groi baabe / Rommline- %
StatSsiemeo.
s Senatet bIep ser iremiat lert
Sornoe, oeribIauot CT ON en- Spcei'
fifation al SraatsobS % Saiti9ttelit
al Srasten | bpert SiIf9lbe.
Senator e. u. Relion foreilog al
begrenie antalet al SaIocner / Spel
paa $4,000 eIler f9rre Snbbpgsere
ionIeSes at Der life blir mer emo er
for bper 500. Saloonliceuie iait
i9ttes | gper til minoit $1,000 Of
paa Sanoet til minoit $500. Samm'
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-01-15
SpO Safota.

Spb 3afotas 2egislatur iammen.
traaote Sirsbas ben Ste San. /
Tierre. Ser blep oplait g~uoifaber
babe ira ben aftr9oenbe % Den til.
trpbenbe @uperner. glanot be big.
tigere Sing, iom 9upernsr Sesiep
anbeialebe, fan incomes: @aranti al
@anfiubifub, Sr0ning meb Senipr
til InbrinaeIie al Statsmibler % 2
Gents Eosiascrtart inben Staten.
Den a~ftrpben6e @unernsr, Gram.
foro, notalte fig ogiaa for en- 2
Gents EaSiagertart, ibet ban blanbi
anoet lagoe SGgt paa, at oct bar
ppermaabe ubeIoigt, Of SoIf maatte
betale mere for at reiie meb Serbia.
nerne | Spo Gafota emo / Iaboita.
terre Winneiota og Soma. On Eoit'
iparebanfer, Jon miligens mart pil
bliue inbfsrte oeb 8onsresbelutning,
iaebe GrapforO, at Snbifuo | bisie
npe Banter life piIbe fomme 3ofaI.
banferue | De minSre gper tiIgoSe; oei
bar ianoipnIigt, at Snbifuobene piIbe
blipe ienot til mere centraIe Steber,
iaa of De fom ubenior Staten; Ser.
peo oilbe De bIioe til lioen eIler inaen
Gptte for De Iofale Sorretninesin.
teresier. Serfor bar bet suifeIist at
man lit Ell c~ifeftip Sob til geifpttelie
al Snoifito. CRAWFORD anbeiaIeoe
oaiaa enoeI minbre sgnorinser /
Erim9roal9'2ooen
SesisIaturen Iaber til at tage
rat for IInor, iSet Der auereoe Den
ferIte Sag f~rcmiattes en- R9nsbe
Sorilag, i9rIia 90 / Senatet. 9lanbt
De Der f%rembroate Sorilas at nosen
iterre Si9ti9beb n9unes ct ON Sor.
flirting al S~onfinoifuo iamt flere on.
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