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The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-03-10
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Chas. w. Darling to MRS. Dolre

Chas. w. Darling to Mrs. Dollie
Hageman. wd, lot IL, blk. 8,
Darling's second add. ... 500
Anna d. Tyler to Mike Luch.
wd, lot IL, blk. Q, Tyler's add. 25
Mike Luch to Peter Luch. wd,
lot Is, Is and IL, blk. 2, Tyler's
add. ..... $50
E. E. Hazen to j. F. Powderly,
wd, lot 8 and 10. blk. 8, Har-
woods third add. ...... 800
John Wyman Land Co. to Thos
m. Kiliride, wd, VIZ 34-142
40 ........ ....., 11,2oo
A. L. Lowrie to T. D. Hine-
baugh, wd, sEA 5-14O-55... s,4oO
M. L. Gust to Jacob Leham. wd,
swA 7-142-5s ..., 4,5oo
r. r. Prentiss to steve Dun
lop, wd. M 1s-141- SO 7,217
Carrie Brennan to Otto Bren-
nan, wd, lot 8, blk. 2 FSlller's
add NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 500
Ephraim Lawrence to Henry
Krogh. O. c. d., pt. lot 8, blk.
2, Fuller's add.
Chas. Ballenback to VIM. Sim
mons, wd, NEA S0-14S-51 ~. $500
Kittie Raymond to Jennie Peter
son. wd, lot g., blk.4, Keeney
& Devitt's add. ........... 4,500
r. G. Dittmer to Chaffee- Miller
Reed Co. d. c. d., VIZ 1
Walter Phillips to Theo. J. Ross,
wd, lot6, blk. 0, lot Z, lot |,
blk. 10, Arthur. .............. 5000
e. @. Powlison to Aug. Ras-
pillar, wd, VIZ 4-142-58. -. 1o.1oO
Alex Stern to Bertha J.. Miller,
wd, lot Z, blk. 2, Stern's
add to Fargo. .............. 275
VIM. 6. Stimmel to Morgan j.
Ford, wd NDA 36-140-53... 6,400
VIM. L. Gill, to Lila GILL; wd,
NWM 28-139-53 ..,........ 1
Lila GIL to w. L. Gill, wd, NJ
34-139-53 ..................... 1
A. Horns to Rudolph Horns, wd,
SEA 15-140-54 ...........,. 4,S00
Dan Cconey to VIM. Mcdonald.
wd, S5s 34-142-53. 53...... 1920
VIM. Dottrideg to Matilda
Chandler, wd, lot 5 and 6.blk.
/, Yerxa &F. add. .......... $50
Leigh d. Page to Mendel Levitz,
wd. lot 7, blk. 4 Original Far
60. Observation-Disclosures. 4.2oo
David BERNSTEIN to Theo. 8.
Nelson, w. D., SEA 11-141-
4s ............... 5000
Fred Schossow to Amanda
Lemier, w. D., L. IA, 15, 16,
II, blk. /, Chaffee ...... so
Caroline Scheeg to Leo Arnold,
wd, lot 8, blk. 80. Leonard. 1
Samuel McMannus to VIM. Bar
ney. wd, SWA 26-140-54. ~. 5000
Clara Duncan to NJ. Shepard,
wd, sEA 7-14s as. ... $500
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-03-10
ONE MILLION DOLLARS FOR A
GOOD STOMACH
This Offer Should Be Warning TO
Every Man and Woman.

b
The newspapers and medical journ-
ais recently have had much to say
relative to a famous miliionaire's offer
Of million dollars for a new ston-
ach.
This great multi millionaire was toe
busy to worry about the condition Of
his stomach. He allowed his dyspep-
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In the end 1t became incurable.
His misfortune serves as warning
to others.
Everyone who suffers with dyspep-
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thing he owns for new stomach.
Dyspepsia Is caused by an abnorma.
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we know that Rexall Dyspepsia
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The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-03-10
JEFFRIES WILL
MAKE nice ROLL

New York. March 10.-Making his
eastern debut in this city this after
noon, James J. Jeffries, the champion
heavyweight pugilist, is to appear on
the vaudeville stage during the next
twenty weeks under the management
of William Morris. The salary paid
to Jeffries is said to be the largest
that any fighter has ever received for
appearances outside the prize ring. The
exact figure has not been made public
but 1t Is believed that II the champion
fulflls his twenty weeks, then the
giant pugilist will be able to return
to his California home with nearly
100000 slowed in his pockets, which is
as much, If not more than he could
hope to realize by meeting Jack john
son in the ring.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-03-10
JOHNSON WILLING
To MEET JEFF

Victoria, B. Cs March 1o.--That ne
is perfectly willing to meet Jeffries or
any other man in the world was the
statement Of Jack Johnson, heavy
weight champion Of the world. shortly
after he landed in this city yesterday.
johnson, his wife and former man
ager, Sam Fitzpatrick, arrived here
from Australia.
johnson. said to an Associated Press
representative: 81 am willing to meet
Jerfries; I am willing to meet any
man in the world, and do not think
anyone can get a decision over me,
much less put me out. 1t tires me
to hear this talk about Jeffries claim
ing the championship. Well, II Tef-
fries wants to try to get the champ
ionship back am willing to take him
on"
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-03-10

Magnificent new home of Henry M.
Flagler at Palm Beach, Fla.
The name of Henry M. F1agler is
written all over the state Of Florida.
He owns its railroads. its hotels. its
timber and it's property. He is the
spirit Of Florida personihed. A card
from Mrs. Flagler is the "open Sc
same" from the southern line of Geor-
gia to Key West.
The country is familiar with the
present tremendous undertaking of
Mr.. F1agler, whereby he sews the sea
with concrete railroad bed connect
Ing Florida's Keys one to another and
binding the isolated Key West to
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-03-10

his adoption. n is @ beautiful man
sion, set in the shade OF the covering
palms. Mr.. Flagler has another. large
house at st. Augustine. which he has
not occupied for several years, but
which he keeps In constant repair. His
house at st. Augustine is adjacent TO
memorial church-one OF the most
benutiful in the United States-which
Mr. F1agler has constructed to serve
as his tomb when he dies.
While he has lavished millions on
the development OF the key state.
nevertheless he has rcaped millions on
his investment-an investment origin
ally made possible by the Rockefeller
in the establishment OF the Standard
Eft
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-03-10
When IN Roornead so and see A. J.
Rustad's new place. ncxt to the south
bridge. Phone $50.
coIleae crew on L.aLse.

Princeton, N. r.. March 10.-Coach
Titus OF Princeton. announced him-
self satisfied with the progress OF the
candidates for the Princeton crews.
For nearly month the crew candi-
dates have been at work indoors on
the rowing machines. The work has
been well graded, only light exercise
on the machines being allowed at first.
Coach Titus announces that the
picked aspirants for aquatic fame will
take to the water on Carnegie lake
as soon as the weather permits.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-03-10
SLAGLE TO DROP
TO The MINORS

Chicago. March 1O.--It was announc-
ed here today that the Chicago Nation
al league baseball club had secured
waivers on Outflelders Jimmy Slagle
and Jack Hayden. Hayden wiz be re-
turned to the Indianapolis American
association team with which he played
last year. 1t is not known what team
will get Slagle. .Slagle will be the first
OF the regulars OF three time pennant
winners to be sent TO the minor
league.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-03-10
sir Neek.

Stiff neck is caused by rheumatism
Of the muscles of the neck. 1t is US
ually confined to one side, or to the
back OF tlse neck and one side. While
1t is often quite painful quick relief
may be had by applying Chamberlain IS
Liniment. Not one case of rheuma-
tism in ten requires internal treatment.
When there is no fever and no swell
ing as in muscular rheumatism, Cham
berlain's Liniment will accomplish
more than any internal treatment. For
sale by all dealers.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-03-10
JEFFRIES MUST
APPEAR in COURT

New York March i0.-A summons
was served on ]. J. Jeffries, retired
heavyweight champion pugilist. and
another on James Solly, manager OF the
theatre where Jefrries Is appearing, di-
recting them to appear In police court
tomorrow and explain why Jeffries In
dulges in a sparring act on the stage
Of the theatre, in violation Of the anti
prize fight law. The court orders were
secured today | Police Captain
Reidy Of the precinct In which the
theatre Is looated.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-03-10
HOPE WANTS GAME

BasketbalIers From Steele County
Would Like Contest or TWO.
Hope is after more basketball games.
It's last game was defeat Of Co. B..
of Fargo by score Of 73 to 38. The
Hope aggregation is an independent
one and the boys would like another
contest before the season ends. The
them a game.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-03-10
MOuwyn@m1s.

A. w. Raymond. pione@r monument
and gravestone man, will cah on anyone
wishing anything In his line. address
Box 41S, Fargo.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-03-10
WANT TO rNowP

Anything about .uvcr.ys1ng or pa.
pers anywhere? Phone 266 Edwards
advertising agency. Information free.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-03-10

Buy and Sell
Any | ID thing Ben Hart.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-22

There IA tingc o. sadness about
an Interview which the veteran
actor. William II Crane. gave out
last week TO a 81 Louis paper. Ia
announcing the fact that bis actlng
days are nearly az an end Crane
said Il Wish 10 retire while arm
at my best. and leave a pleasant
memory behind me I cannot bear
the idea Of lingering along until
my powers fail
Crane Is 10 allow his wife 20 Elk
the date Of bis retirement She
always travels with him. When.
ever she feels unable 10 longer
stand the strain Of touring. Cranes
public career will come "a an end.
In any event. he VIII use Father
and the Boys." bis present play We.
hicle, until the end. He will not
produce any new plays. but just
before hts retirement Wlll probably
revive The Senator. The Henri.
eta" and David Harum." review.
ing. as Il we're. the greatest sue.
ees4ss 81 bis long aud succcNnful
stage career. Crane IA to play in
Seattle this season and this viii
probably be his last visit 10 the
Pacific coast.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-22

There was a fair attendance nj
yesterday afternoons popular con.
cert by the symphony orchestra nj
the Moore. Tho tb-mlnute advance
IN the time Of beginning IL evident.
" not q popular move. but the pa.
irons 81 these concerts should an.
dcrstand that Il Is a necessary one
The program was delightfully."- rem.
dered and the concert tn every.
way, from the orchestral standpoint
eNeelled The first Of the series. given
two weeks before.
The feature Of the afternoon was
Max Stelndel'a superb PLAYING Of
the vioilneello. lie Was pni for.
ward IN three solos. two OF them
Hhdley'e own competitions. and
the last. Sehumanu'a "Traumeret. ="
which was surely PLAYED as 1, has
seldom before been heard IN this
city The audience gave thunder,
Gus applause "a this boyish artist.
Washers "Lohengrlus introduction
also won most substantial recog.
milton.
Popular encore numbers were IN.
troduecd as before. AIaflno. the
first Violin. who Nas missing on Fri.
day evening. was again IN his place.
and The orchestra was stronger BY
several men than AZ the symphon,
concert The Ecxt popular concert
is TO take place two weeks hence.
Director Hadley Is Introducing
side range OF orchestral literature
Into these concerts aud they are
literally edncatlye IN every sense
Of the word No real music lover
can afford 20 miss any OF the series
Yesterdays program announced
Wednesday evening. December 1. as
she time OF the next symphony con
cert THIS % mistake The con.
cert viii be played Wednesday az
lernoon. not Wednesday evening
Krelslcr will be the sololss.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-22
when KnIqhthood Was in Flower

That colorful comedy. When
Knighthood Was In Flower" was
put on at the Lois theatre by the
Lawrence players yesterday and
patrons Of the little showshop we're
not a bit slow in showing their APP
probation.
To those who have read Charles
Majors novel the story OF the play
is familiar Miss Kelton, az Mary
Tudor. that fiery young thing. ap-
pears IN ono OF the best bits she
has yet offered.
MFR. Lawrence IL the dashing
Brandon Of the piece. lie looks
the part and is one Of the mainstays
Of the play.
Mr.. Iayne as the king made a
good Impression and the Dauphin
OF ar. Car; stOckdale was mp to
snuff.
Fred Huebner as Woolsey fur
nlshed finished portraIture. As
usual. he was a warm favorite. The
play IL pleaslngly staged. the cos
tunes especially calling for much
comment.
when Knighthood Was In
Flower IL unged with sufficient
romance 10 please the most ardent
air castle builder cxtant
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-22
WOMAN LAST
ITO DESERT
ST. CROIX

Los ANGELES. Cal. Nov % -
one hundred and fourteen pasaen.
GERS and seamon OF the Inflated
steamer 81 Croix dozen OF their
number suffering from painful In.
iurieH aud many the worse for a
fearful night OF exposure among the
wlndawept sand dunes OF Maiibn
beach, aec safe In this city todaN
after thrilling escape from the
fire that left the ship a charrcd and
twisted hulk.
That the scores Of passengers
and members of the crew escaped
without life being lost. IL regard.
ed a. little short Of miraculous By
the refugees that experienced the
hurried dlsemhArkmcnt from the
doomed ship, aud from the shore.
huddlcd around great fires OF drift
wood watched the flames climb the
masth. outlining wildly each beam
and spar and finally eat their way
20 the line whore they were halted
BY the tapping wavea
A careful roll call of the pas
scnger lists aud the crew roster
accounted for every soul aboard
when the St CrOix left san Pedro
Saturday morning Investigations
today BY the local representatives
OF The Standardization CON
pany. owners OF The lost ship. yerl.
fled the first hurried count
II was Hhortiy before I o'clock
Saturday afternoon that the first
boat. loased with women and chill
drcn. was lowered from the burning
50 Croix. other boats followed tn
rapid succession. Capt. Warner and
bis mates directing operations and
preserving admirable order.
Hut once duFing the hurried de.
eeriion Of the doomed ship was The
authority and judgment OF Capt.
Warner questioned That Was
when MFa u. D. Haven. the moth.
eriy ntewardeaa of the vessel. de-
fled the captains orders 10 find a
place in the second boat with the
other women. And proved that
women Nho follow the sea are as
much heroes aa are the seamen
who heed the cry of women aud
children first"
A. the first boat was lowered.
Mrs. Haven took her place at the
rail- and hurled warm blankets %
the women IN the life craft
When the women werc being as
signed 20 places IN The second boat
Capt. Warner ordered the steward.
cas- 10 find a place
mo. she cried I'm a seaman
aud belong With the rest Of this
crew I'il stay here until you goF
Mrs Haven continued her wcre
o. supplying The refugees with
blankets until the Last boat, con.
talnlnK the ships officers. pat OF
from the vessel. which was BY that
time \ roaring furnace.
-Four hours after The first boat,
left the side 81 the 81 Crois. Il an.
rushed through the surf At MaIibu
and It's occupants. drenched n che
akin. hadslcd 10 tbs lee ~ wAaa
dune 20 await their fellow passsn-
gers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-22

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-22

y interesting, the plot ia 30 clever.
y woven that there Ia not break
IA the thread, nor q hitch nor even
an unusual situation not sanctioned
by the laws OF melodrama or that
requires stretch OF imaslnatlon
10 grasp,
There Is one possible exception 10
this Ia the last act the heroine
and the yillalness acrapc two near
fepicra together In much the same
fashion ~ a first class hotel chef
ahafpens his knives AZ that. tho
SHOW IL worth anybody's fourbits.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-22
awhx He Divorced Herr

whether Il was the unusual,
cnriosIty-arouslng title or the
previous good shows which have
been put on at the Seattle theatre
that drew the packed houses. would
be hard 10 tell. but Standing room
only" was the sign ON the job yes
terday. We have IN the cast the
handsome hero and the bluShing
bride, tho wronged girl with her
che-Ild, villainous villain, and
more vlllalnous yillainess. and last
". two laughabIe Irish servants
interwovcn with this there ~ n
travelling book agcni-elixir OF lie
mauufacturer--ahO and the
wfonRed girls brother who, Incl
dentally, are the two best IN the
cast.
Thrilling. fascinating and intense
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-22
HONEYMOON TRAIL IS
LITERALLY LACQUEREO
WITH EASY LAUGHS
NEW MUSICAL PLAY PLEAsEs
TIE MULTITUDE - STOCK
HOUSES PLAY TO CAPACITY
AUDIENCES.

Its at ioggarheads with King
Crouch from wire to wire. Is The
Honeymoon Trail. a weli.llnvored
musical martini which opened az
the Grand theatre yesterday to
oodies nf haw haws.
II has been some moons since
anything vas shipped out this way
80 literally lavsd 10 laughs
And the chief engineers 81 thia
10y shop are Bert Parker and Louis
kesso. As peppery old tsEhtvad.
Parker shovelx smokers. iickles aud
fun grown ordinations over the
globes with a lavish mitt
Parker. as Dennis Mason. has
a part which tts him frum terra
firtna ~ and his Tits with Louis
keiso. as a psppery pufvcYor Of pert
piffis. we're prolonged reais.
This chap l. KciNo is long on
looks aud iiiss Aud N he doesn't
leave you lying limp. it's pipe
you're a hopeless dyspeptic Mr
Keiso IL one OF those cyciouic talk
ers and the llncs he handles are
fnn.barbed from soda to hook.
When II comes to solid shouts.
Bert Parker Is q very betty mem
Der. On the principle that II you
laugh. you'll grow fat. it's safe
wager that Mfr Parker r. going TO
add a lot Of tonnage 20 Scattle's
population this week
A rather nifty creature Il Miss
Maude Potter. who as Mason's step
daughter gives Mr. kelso several
uncomfortable moments.
Miss Potter isn't overburdened
with work but she's an animated
little artisan when called upon.
Carl George, a dyedIu-the-wool
Teuton. ladies few laughs on his
own hook The minor characters
are well handled
Joe Howard ground out Erisi
Of goodly song numbers for The
HONEYMOON Trail" when Parker
and Kelso are not making EN-
laugh. a prima donna Is Kidding her
self OF sweet song, and when n
prima donna Is not Kidding herself
Of sweet song. Parker and Kelso
are making EN- laugh.
When neither IL doing neither.
the shows over. That's The
Honeymoon Trail" Better dip In
the aqua Il fine
EDDIE BOYDEN.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-22

~ css 7 s,s musical comedy.
fsbsFt h,' s.ll'asieian." opens IN the
ssl !, "o '..., IN Los Angelic 10.
~ 4. :, ~ VIII follow "sr Hopkln.
alsr ~ sAe coast and appear herr hero
aiHtla. 'A''ef play at the Al.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-22

VA e ~, Harvard has jus, been
ssasang ',af Seattle theatre stock
.sllilss' u x play characters and
Eo ~s @rs comes here from he
''''K III LOT Angelica.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-22

fs5Is,',.' wv I. o. The cycle OF chas. A
m !, s,o, ~,eIIodramas at the seattle
hT,g g,oosbiy be Queen Of ny
fsIIs, AL. cary IN December The
t,aIs, r ,,.,s have been 30 highly
TN 's s. sllh Russell & Drew'a ' ~.
VI ds's'.,,ln the past that they
u II ,ss dfaw big business al
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-22
..x.tY4x444~x*~~~E

AEEEE IL MeAifN OF A1Fa tlt-
mssalament In the new
casles Klein play. The
IL ll..sr... ulasr known al the
a $50 nleAt ~ a Henry n.
-. ~ru,ranv hagorc a large az.
- .rhs-a xevs enough bright
- ~. - 49,. ~ evening
$3.50 ' II. ~. tewsrs N .ni
y -. 49,, -. y. "a n,,s.t,tw.s. III
- .s 49,. =. 49, -, $500 4
-. =. - = s,' y, 80 e.,sr,, .s,v
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rss,.s 5000 I = - - = 49,
49, 49, ssss.ss T-sss y s,.ss.., n.
rzea Ksnr - - -, 80 49,.
"a Mr. FIske - h,S ltssts ,e ~,
u n r,eas,syg N So -. ...,,,,.f
u kays ba4n sater rmss rls,,,
w,sr fyyss IL sha,,ss +, ssss,is
x1s Eruoroxed ana ent,res.ss.ves,
*z<sa Roumanlnu With stroup
azal charaeterlaslcu OF that ma.
kslt5. with q deep. penetrating,
msSlr controlled voice eyes ol
lad particular attractiveness
asssb IN her voice. a human cry
IL atilng. that gathers you Int
fNsru iold before You know Il
hais all or your sympathies. She
= Straight to the heart. just a.
ID Nsrfield will do when he
~ ske Music Master for rs a III
+ hier IL the season.
Hmerse Charles Klein has given
= roe that il loaded up to the
- siih sympathy. but that
s<sza accoant for her success.
kstlenE and tricky part and there
! y false ring anywhere. Always
. kots cf sincerity Is there. Her
u ssrGsina no benxoate 81 soda or
fEexan Il Gould be guaranteed
stsr ne food and drug act "a q
rs's ard correct diet for the hosts
q sl1EEnsu Who have been made
daJ aftiAz Iasa their systems.
4 critic nere looking for trou.
" Fisa The Third Degree, p
T n'sti figure out a stretching Of
aanailc po4sibilislea here and
'as'fs z father Of impossible brutal
= wife OF uncomfortable self.
.-essiion. q policeman who re.
- cigar. But why be eapfious
ans' y excelIens an entertain.
Il Is a strong and interest.
b'sy, every one there last night
e5isd himself hugely. and YOU
= Eiss Il Il yoa don't 20. A good
ssaz'eni between a lawyer and a
haes official Il always worth hear.
Personally. / wouldn't ind
~ sith a Klein drama for the
saA Klein might become paeved
= isfuse 10 write any more plavs
: s.lsA vouId be a disaster ere as f Klein 4.
~ one beat dramatic ,ts..-,-,g.,t,,
f..-.if - vas well staged Paul
- .- p'ayta the lawyer ia a FIN.
~anneF' Ralph Ramsey's act
Il. ~ ~. accused boy. a. the point
i, y, s., Mqnalilon In the first act
s.;. 'ss"es..alhariiy good The son
- q. S. .a couldn't be a bad
~ y e- a. = -, :. Eeetle. q man
aa doctor si g,ts 20 ,ne role OF
q played Il me-, t ~ maze
~ Forsnan W. ~, 49,. Dsal'iIuily.
g ff u h sv ~ u n 10 catch !.
:, y p nc comear rd io~ ~ Fast Fast
i: vim ne unIoy " f Sas BE be
ST. The o,bsr c PIT. yer .''i..
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-22
INVEST KLEIN PLAY MAKES
! STRONG BID FOR APPROVAL
Al Third Degree Proves
! Absorbing Interest
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