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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-10-14

There now remains but four days
before the close of Eilers great word
contest-a contest which is proving
to be one of the biggest, fairest and
most interesting publicity campaigns
ever launched in the Northwest.
Renewed interest is being shown on
every side and hundreds of residents
of this city and state have already
entered lists to compete for the mag
niflcent awards.
Among the prizes to be awarded
to the winning contestants is a
superb $1,000 Krell Auto-Grand
the most perfect Player Piano being
made today. 1t is absolutely fault
less in technique and musical express
sion. and is the only player piano
that actually ,n1dy reproduces the real
This will go to the contestant
sending in the largest list of correct
words, using for the purpose only
the letters found in the two words.
"Mlers Pianos" Certain restrictions
words may be used and these are set
forth in detail in the instructions
given below-read them carefully be-
fore starting your list, and if there
are any points which are not quite
clear we will cheerfully answer them
upon request.
The Second Prize, a magnificent
Kimball Baby Grand Piano valued at
$3.50, will be given to the contestant
sending in the next largest list, and
so on, the Third Prize being a $500
Art Style" Eilers Upright Piano;
4th Prize, a $3.50 Diamond Ring and
a Piano Purchase Certificate for $3.50;
5th Prize, a SIS Solid Gold Watch
and a $3.50 Piano Purchasing Certifi-
cate; 9Th Prize. a SIS Sewing Ma
chine and a Piano Purchasing Certif-
cate for $125; 9TH Prize, $50 Solid
Gold Watch and $125 Piano Purchas-
ing Check; Sth Prize, a $65 EN-
PRESS Malleable Range, together
with a Piano Purchasing Check for
500, and then, in order of merit, so
Purchasing Checks, ranging in value
from $54 to 500 each.
OPEN TO EVERYONE.
The fairness of this contest will
appeal to everyone. There is posi-
lively no catch about 1t. Simply
make as many words as you can from
the letters found in the two words,
"Eilers Pianos" and submit your list
any time before the close of the con-
test on October 10. The contest Is
open to everyone Excepting en-
ployes of the Eilers Music House and
members of their families). The lists
will be submitted to three Judges,
who are absolutely disinterested in
every way, and the awards will be
made strictly upon the merits of the
replies received. There are but two
weeks left before the contest closes
and if you have not already started
your list it will be we'll to do so at
once.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-10-14

true chivalry, in the best sense
of the word.
LESLIE r. HALE,
3413 No. 25th st.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-03
D||v[|L MEMORIAL
TO H0h0RED DEAD
| Veterans of New York Heavy
rssilers nsta,rasea sfiens,n,ent
at Cold Harbor.
----------------
Mr.. PORTER THE ORATOR
Practically All the Survivors of
the Command Here for the
Celebration.
Mr.. PORTER THE oRATol
celebration.

Eighty-eight grigzied Civil war vet.
Grams, survivors of the Northern
charge OF the Light Brigade de-
parted from Richmond for Cold Hsr-
Dor Friday morning, there 20 partici-
pate In the dedication Of monume Mt
marking The burial ground of hun
dreas Of iheir comrades who fell in
1864 following one Of the most spec
ta.ular and bloody charges Of that
memorable struggle between North
and South.
The dedication exercises will he
held at Cold Harbor at : o'clock this
afternoon Addresses will bc deiiv-
cred by former United States Repre-
SENTATIVE Peter a! Porter. Jr., Of Nj
agara Falls. son II the fallen com
n1ander u the Northern heroes. ana
hy III. O. Taylor, Of Albion. \. y.
secretary Of the Veterans Association.
These veterans who wore the blue
we're ,nern hers II the Eighth New
York Heavy Artillery. They com
prise practically ali IN" survivors NJ
d regiment thai once mum bered 500
men More than two-thirds Of this
number fell before the bullets of the
men In gray. including the command
or Of the regiment. Colonel Peter \,
Porter. Five hundred and twenty
I'VE lost their lives in the charge at
Cold Harhor. which General Grant In
his memoirs later declared to have
been one OF the most disastrous mis-
takes Of the war.
JThe monument a large Impressive
shaft OF Barry granite, was donated
by the State II New York at q cost
OF si.5eo The State also appropri-
afed a Ike amount 20 he expended In
transporting the surviving veterans TO
the scene of their valor and the last
resting place Of their dead
HI ,frSt4at, ttt- e---f---H MS TVt-rc IT
Richmond, and. bedeCkcd with lam
ing rad badges. roamed about the city,
seeking men wearing the insignia of
the .other side" with these they
eicsped hands and discussed their
forn1er battles.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-03
EXERCISES 0Y
UNITY LODGE. NO. -, I. o. q. ".

Exercises commemorative of the
twenty sixth anniversary of Unity
Lodge No. So, /. q. Q. r. will be held
st Liberty Hail. over station r, post
ONCE, June 8. 1910. at r. NJ. very
Interesting program has been arranged
for the occasion, consisting of both To-
cal and instrumental music. Brothsr
O. e. Davis, superintendent of the Lau.
rel Reformatory. Past Grand Master
nm Montague and Past Grand Master
= " Morris win make addresses. Miss
Viola piacont. Mrs. Tidal Wallace, MT
Henry Rueger and others Will sing.
panis.. All members Of the lodge, Snd
members OF sister lodges are invited TO
be present. Visiting brethren are also
requested to attend. This meeting
men. and no admission fee viii
charged. Children will not be admit
ted unless accompanied by their par
ants
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-03
MANY WILL ATTENN
u. c. 7. MEETING
Richmond to he Well Represented
in Meeting in Baltimore
Ncxt Week.

Baltimore. MARYLAND, has planned -
rcxaiiy entertain the United CONNER
cisi Travellers of America from VIZ
stnis. West virginia. Ke ntucky. Mary
lsrd And the District of Column eia. when
they meet in annual session there next
THURSDAY AND FRIDAY, An attractive
about this famous Chesapeake Bay.
ths knights of the grip who have been
ieekahs forward with much pleasant
antics patton to the event.
The legislation passed at the last sfs-
sion of the General Assembly OF Xtr-
GINA regulating hotels wili likely come
up for lively discussion. The new laws
in shls respect Hsfc brought about
tArough tire efforts Of the Z. G r. q.
Virginia. II Is understood that other
states are contemplating similar action,
Richmond Council, No. i5a viii send
six delegates to the meeting They
are: A. J Hun, John r.. Taylor. r, r.
Aaron, X l.. Cartwright. George T Mel
son and ". Il Mooers The vocal re-
representatives. viii assemble neat Wed
nesdax Afternoon 30 o'clock at Muir
phy's hotel. Aside from the AUTHORIZE
delegates many members Of the Rich
mond council will so to Baltimore,
Before leaving Richmond they viii
give short parade through the bust
ness section Of of the city, going di
where they win board train for ives
Point Here they will go by the fort
river line OF the Chesapeake St#ansh
Company to the metropolis at the heat
OF the Chesapeake
The Richmond delegation will put u
a bid for the lat2 convention of tn
travellers. The local council IL pre-
pared 10 offer strong Inducements 10
the meeting Of the district counctl.
The e. r is composed OF over 80 90
members throughout the United States
About 1900 belonging to this district
The order was organized twenty tive
years ago, and his flourished sieadtl!
since that time rs. r shepherd. o
Richmond is past grand counsello
ri the district council q. l.. Reid. o
tAls citx.-is grand sentinel
The following members of the Ricn
rnond council are expected 20 atten
the Baltimore meeting: Y. {. Nelson
George T. Nelson, Z. G, saunders
George II. Newsome q. l. Huagins. I
L. Reid. +. +, LAwton. Thomas GIG
bon. Leroy Hutxlsr, II n, Wrtkht, y
q. Wright, Charles Wright. T r. Aaroi
John b. TAYLOR. a J. Hun. W. 7. shsr
herd w a. Powers, Dan Compton,
L. Goodman. ". b. Mooners. J. II, spit
err Arthur Levy, A. r. Abrams. p,
MacGreEcr. j o. Hit. c. c. HIT, jon
Harris, Robert simpson, ". y. Chile
n. L. GsthriEht, J. 6. tsoode. a.
Ora Edwin waters, j NJ. shspher
G. A Spence, Jr., and J. T, seoss1n,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-03
Out of
the High-Rent
District

The commencement exercises of
progress. sunday night at o'clock
the baccaiaurease sermon was preach.
I'd In the Methodist church BY pr.
Harry b. Lee, pastor Of the Episco.
pal church In Charlottesville, His
subject was The Two Talents"
Monday afternoon the art exhibit
was held in the seminary studio.
Tuesday evening the undergraduates
recital was held In Memorial hall,
which was crowded with an appye.
ciative and enthusiastic audience.
Wednesday the junior class rendered
q reception to the senior class at the
seminary.
Thursday evening Memorial hall
was again crowded, the occasion b.
ting the commencement proper.
The salutatory was by Miss IDA
Boston: class history BY Mias Dairy
Harper; class prophecy. BY Miss Ma.
RE Kite, and the vAledictory, by l1iss
Katherine selby. The address to the
class was given by Mr.. George Brown
ing. OF Orange, after which the d.
awarded.
Following are the graduates this
hnxlish--Misses Ida Boston. Daisy
Harper, Marie Kite. Virginia Kite,
Mabel Martin. Mary Newman, Katie
erina Selhy.
Business--Misses Lottie Davenport.
Pauline Jordan, Lizzie Stratton. Hat
tie Slaughter and Mr.. Van Durrey.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-03
SHAPE PLANS FOR
FARMERS WEEK
Horticulturalists Discuss Matter
in Roanoke--Apple Crop Very
Good.

Especial 10 The Richmond virginian)
ROANOKE. VA, June 3.-fhe exec
utive board OF the horticultural So
eiety OF Virginia met here YESTERDAY.
Plans were discussed and preliminary
arrangements made for Farmers
Week In Roanoke, January 10. IL. and
~. Three agricultural organizations
Of the state, the Horticultural Socie-
~, Farmers Institute, and Corn Gre" =
ers' Association. will take part in the
big meeting. II is estimated that be-
tween two and three thousand dele
gates will be here. representing all
PARTS OF the state
Mr.. whasely says that in August
AerncAstra items will be made in the
Valley and Piedmont o. modern meth
eds az packing fruit. This will be
A0n< BY the horticultural Society and
avery orchard nan will have an OPP
poefunity OF learn how 10 take care
"a hjs fruit properly. II 10 Mr.. Whate-
Ess cpinfor 9nat the v!rgipis crop this
Sear 8 the best and most abundant on
- Axzan&3s GsAbcard-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-03

Especial to The Richmond virsinian. }
FARMvILLE. VA, June "a
pretty church wedding was sote,nE-
lied last Wednesday afternoon at
Buffalo church. Prince Edwari :ccn-
ty The contracting parties were Miss
kate May Fuqua and Mr.. Hugh Car
Teton Cunningham. both Of this ceun-
~.
Rsv. W. S. Royal. pastor OF the
church. was the ofYiciating clergyman.
The ushers were Messrs. DAYTON Dill
lon and Lloyd Brown, and the bridal
party as follows. Gordon Mason with
Miss Annie Carter, Herbert Elam with
Miss Matte b, Glenn. Willie Elan
with Miss Adaiine Cunningham. Cs-
car fowler with Miss JAMIE Fuqua,
Thomas Glenn with Miss vAra Cum
bingham. Thornton Cunningham. best
man. with Miss Ruth Fuqua, maid Of
honor Miss Myrtle Tuqua presided
Ut the organ.
The church was decorated TOR the
occasion. and every available seat was
occupisd by friends Of the bridal par
IS. The bride II Z daughter Of Su-
perv.scr Il. w, Fuqua. Mr., and Mrs.
CUNNINGHAM win continue their resi-
denes u Prince Edward.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-03
BANK EXAMINER CoNFERs WITH
CORPORATION COMMISSIONERS.

Methods Of examining the Banks If
VIRGINIA were discussed by state Bank
Examiner Charles c, Barksdale ana
sion Thursday afternoon. Nj. Rarks-
dale. who WAS appointed by the con,
missiou recently under the terms OF .
bill passed by the last iegtslaturs. ":
marks the end ole the hscal yesr In
BARKING circles. the EXAMINATIONS viii
begin Immediately after he becomes
examiner. II vas for the purpose OF
corn ristfng details Of the examinations
ana getting everything IN reaAinsss for
the ffrst days work that the confere nee
was held with the commissioners.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-03

200 yards 3olnch Corded Madras or Percae mat SEP
for lOc yard all rich patterns sale 10 yards to customers
Saturday and Monday at l-4c a yard
1000 yards of the best Lnonet in all OF the leading shades
and sells II lac yard Saturday and Monday 10 yards to
customer, at 1-3c yard.
500 yards of Good SHRED Lawn inches wide. and sells
elsewhere II l2c price Saturday and Monday 10 yards
customer, only l-3c yard
500 Ladies' Short Butterfly kmonos. worth but in
this sale, Saturday and Monday at lie.
Ladies Long kimonos worth 75o EACH Saturday and Mon
day in this sale at 4Sc.
Ladies' eauze Vests, worth 2c each;
Saturday and Monday. 6 for l5c.
500 dozen Ladies Fancy Lace Neck Cauze Vests iSe values
this sale Saturday and Monday only 0c
One lot Turkish Bath Towels, worth i4c; in this sale
Saturday and Monday and than dozen customer
3-4c each.
3-4c each, than dozen to customer.
Ladies Muslin Underwear will sell Saturday and Monday
only lot OF Ladies fine and size Gowns made with
uck rues and lace and always sells at Sc each not more
than to a customer at SOC each
Ladies Combination Suits made of good lawns and richly
trimmed with iaces and tuck and sells at 7sc each our price
Saturday and Monday and pants corset cover
and skirt only SOC suit
One lot of Ladies Umbrella Gauze Pants 5se values made
with heavy bottom and the thing for summer time
will be- Saturday and Monday only &c
One lot Ladies Fine Corset Covers made of good material
lace back and front These fine and dandy will SELL
Saturday and Monday with drawers both open and closed $50
quality; special, only llc-now make change.
500 Lawn Shirtwas 5c quality made welt and with tucks
and trimming will put this sale for Saturday and Monday
47c.
One LOT OF Ladies' Two-Piece Suits OF the best percale
and 81 90 price this sale special al only VIC
One lot of Ladies Black $500 Wolfe Skirts. made we'll and
with bands will in this sale Saturday and Monday at
only $l.9S.
Rober Plain Window Shades 3x6 in all coors, and worth
3sc each price will be- Saturday and Monday at lsc
each.
Fnged Window Shades made of best cloth and worth
Soc price will be- Saturday and Monday at only <Sc each
pairs Good Rich Lace Curtains good widths and lengths
/ worth 7sc window; our sale price will be only ave.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-03

Of her sister, Mrs. Tazewen Taylor, in
Client. Norfolk.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Amber Johnston,
who have been spending sevArai days
81 the Christian Cottage. virginia
Beach. have returned to Richmond.
Misses Ida and Mamie Muryell. who
have been spending q few days In
Norfolk. have returned TO Richmond.
Mr.. Douglas Fraser and Miss lean
Fraser. of Stanton. are the guests OF
friends in this city.
Mrs Tom Russell. Of Keswick. ~
the guest OF Mrs. T.. p. Hotchkiss, Jr.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. l.. Cabell are visit
ing Mrs. Darlington Cabeli at Virginia
Beach.
Miss Mary Curtis, who has been at
tending school In Richmond. has re-
turned 70 her home In Newport News
Mrs. John Brodnax and daughter.
Mrs. Ellen Rrodnax. Of Brunswick
county, are guests At the Jefferson
hotel.
Mrs. John p. Leary leaves Saturday
TO spend the summer at Warm
Springs.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-03

Mems Wash Ties, just the thing you in all the leading
shades and sells 1oc each but in this sale they yours at
i for &c.
Mems Good Linen Handkerches like you always pay SC
for but in this sale they are yours at tor only %oc
Mems Good Suspenders like charge you 25c price
in this sale will be only, per pair 9c.
The Celebrated President Suspender, sold everywhere at
SOC pair; price in this sale, Soc.
Mems Beached Unbeached Jean Drawers special grade
double and worth 5Sc pair our pnoe IN this sale VIII De
per pair, only l9c
Mems Bulldog Work Shirts in all the leading shades, and
worth each price in this sale will be- only 4sc each
One lot Mems Fancy and White Foot Sox worth everyday
i0c pair in this sale, only &C.
One lot of Mems Overas and Coats in this sale
only 25c each.
Bows Suits Styles white and eolos; the finest
these Suits made sell at 75c but price in this sale
will be only 49c.
Princess and shapes with without hose sup
porte made sell Soc will be in this sale only SOC
Ladies Black Blue. Tan Pink Drop Stitch Hose-these
something fine and attractive special IN this sale at only Sc
lust for yer-in this sale will sell 100 dozen pairs Of Ladies
Fine Black Hose-somethng that's dandy, at SC pair.
Ladies Imported Black Silk Hose, double sole and heel
$i.25 value only 89c pair
Will sell now-2oo papers of the Best Safety Pins and English
Pins all sizes regular Sc full count and all brass at
, LAC paper,
Ladies Hair Pins in package that pay lie paper for
but in this sale, II papers for Sc
All Sanitary Birds Eye 10 yards piece and all sizes in
this sale you Is 25c each piece Special in this sale
Saturday and Monday.
The Best Standard Oicioths in coors white 81 coior
15c; S-4 white, ISc yard, only Saturday and Monday
50 dozen Middle white and blue made of the best
nonet ages 10 H. and sells everywhere at 7se each in this
sale only 47c.
Ladies Bingham Aprons made long short with without
rule also White Lawn Aprons, with without rue some
with bbs always sells &c EACH Saturday and Monday only
TIC.
Now listen. We have hand just 5000 yards OF Pretty
Lawns lovely forar designs and sells lac yard but in
this sale for Saturday and Monday. at only l-sc
1000 yards of Standard &c Apron Gnghams in all shades
and all patterns than 10 yards customer Satur
day and Monday at only $3.50 yard
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-03

Mrs. Albert C. piIlipghan was guest
Of honor Tuesday afternoon o. psAu-
toful card party given by Mrs Cnas-
Mel. Tunstali at her home In far-
fnauth street. Norfolk. There were
three tables OF bridge and the prizes
at each table were large uanches OF
sweet peas.
Those playing were Mrs. DIlling-
ham, Mrs. Floyd Hughes, Mrs. W. J.
more: Mrs F.@-M. Kellan. Mrs. Holt
Page. Mrs. c. BROOKS Johnston. Mrs.
l.. W. T. Waller, Mrs. Leighton
Hubbard. Mrs. Louis Maxheld. Mrs.
Frity Louis sandose. Mrs. W. 4. Mayo,
Jr.. Mrs. Walter Cutting. Miss Dcro-
thy Wake and Miss Ethel Reynolds
Mrs Hughes. who was among the
guests, IL now staying In Richmond,
with her parents. Or. ana Mrs c. w.
q. Brock.
Benefit Performance.
"Topsy Turvey" or THE Ceurtship
Of the Deacon" will be given at 81.
Mary's Hall. No. 31a East Marshal'
atreet. on Monday. June 9. At $3.50 p.
NJ. for benefit of the Shelterfng Arms
hospital. Any one wishing 10 help this
hospital or at no East Clay street.
Shakespeare Flags.
In an artistic setting at lakewood.
the Ben Greet Players presented two
of Shakespeare's plays. 'Twelfth Night
or Shakespeare's plays. Twelfth
Night" and Romeo and Juliet on
THURSDAY afternoon and evening a
goodly sum was realised by the Rs-
treat for the Sick, for whose benefit
the performances were given
Personals.
Miss Marion c. Forbes. Who has
been spending the winter In Rich
uaond. left on Thursday for hsr bone
In Buckingham county,
: Miss Erms Jermsn. OF Faiytax. II
the guest Of friends tn this city.
MSk Horace 6 HAYES b ths Uuesf
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-03
CheQtW00d'S
l5ll-l3 East Main Street.

the Baptist church. was the ofiiciating
clergyman. Following were the at
tsndAnts.- Misc Gertrude paee.,- sister
Of the bride. and Wslascs Baldwin. Miss
Miss Gertrude Locke and Nathan Nor
ton. Miss Ella Marshall and Marvin
Locke. *'
The bride IL one Of the most heauti-
groom 10 4 young merchant,
Observation-Disclosures
GRAFTON, VA. June Sat the res
idsncs Of the BRIDES father, Sir. b, +,
Hapsford. last Wednesday evening at
O'clock, Mr.. Jesse v. Wainwrfght, OF
Ftsh Mack waa married 70 Mtsa Nava
Parham performed the ceremony. The
couple VIII reside In Fish Neck. York
county.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-03
sociasi. a u. sa~e..

Members Of et, James Nekheais1
church ana their friSnAg win sn3ey :
sociable Friday night. a musical Yros
gram. reinforced by recitattons and ~.
freshynehts, will b rendered.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-03
BOARDERS.

THE RIcyxMCND vIRGIEIAN WANT
Advs:. VIII An your hsuee WITH 49,
ner hoaTdegs 50
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-03

Especial TO The Rtchmond viTginian.l
SUFFOLK. VA. Tune a,---of Interest
here is tina advancement Of the mar
riage IN Ashevilie. N. c.. on yesterday
Of Miss Eva Gum. .dadghter OF Mr..
John A. Quinn. OF Suffolk. to Mr.. A. W.
Mr.. and Mira. jenkins win spena
their honeymoon on an automobile tour
Of western Carolina and Virginia and
are expected to arrive here shortly for
ton street -
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-03
nails IN yirsiuia,

Finals n Ntr9auaa-
I Especial to sTha Richmond virginian.)
GORDONevJILE. VA June a.--
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-03

Especial 20 The RichHend Nirgtnian.)
kEYsyJlIE. VA, a pretty naarriage
was celebrated "Wednesday sftsTnoon
Mr.s. 5 Hsla'H 4. P.e e. When snsi, a.usS.
ter, Mas LizxiA PAeA wAs vAdAAdE 70
Huntar Neasen. Raw. - :. PtsSson. Of
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-03

Miss Marion c. Forbes. Who has
been spending the winter In Rich
ulond. left on Thursday for hsr bone
In Buckingham county,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-03

of her sister, Mrs. Tazewen Taylor, IN
Client, Norfolk.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-03

:. Miss Erms Jermsn. OF Fsirtax. II
the guest Of friends ii this city.
MSk Horace s HawaS = ths gnssf
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-09-22
Ncrb Scrantcn.

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'ntlaiisH.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-09-22
Gtne e Sttte.

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sbrten GbOnnentsn, wsl6s elm Sabr Oosr
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