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The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1910-02-11
Personal Mention.

G II. Klopf has taken the local
agency for the Oliver typewriter.
A slaughter sale on all goods at
Sage's.
John Loan was 10 town from Post
Falls few days ago.
Bartlett Sinclair was a visitor to
Spokane the close of last week.
Captain j. F. Kirkpatrick made a
trip to Athol the first Of the week.
Albert Busse was in town yesterday
from his home near Occur d'Alene.
II you want nice loaf Of bread,
try a sack Of Plansifter -four at Reini-
ger Bros.
Mrs. Henry Burns Is absent on
visit with friends near Portland, Ore.
James Call, member Of the Athol
Supply company was in Rathdrum on
business Monday.
20 per cent off on new shoes. and
skirts and clothing at-half price, al
Sage's.
]. V. Brown. deputy game warden
of Occur d'Alene, Was in town, We'd
nesday.
Mrs. Roscoe OF Calgary. Alberta,
Canada, is visiting her daughter. Mrs.
e. l. Sage.
Mr. and Mrs. A. II. Graham of
Athol visited Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
DonOvan at this place last Saturday.
Mr.. aud Mrs. James HALEY of
Brookings, S. D., are guests Of Mrs.
Halley's sister, Mrs. c. L. Hoffman
of this city.
w. O. Galloway was visitor to
Occur d'Alene last Saturday and took
the examination held there for census
enumerators.
F. Fl. Hart, local agent of the 1. &
W. N, resumed his post last Sunday,
after four days vacation. w. N.
Snure was agent during Mr.. Harris
absence.
j. /. Layers was in town this week
from COlville, WASH, on his way to
his claim 10 Montana.
Just received, a fresh shipment Of
Chase & Sanborns coffee.
Reiniger Bros.
WIN. B. Howard and family left
this week for Springfield, Ill.,, having
recently sold their farm near Fish
lake.
Mrs. Carl BOeck returned last week
from visit with friends in Spokane.
She was accompanied home by her
sister, MRS. Larson, who resides In
Spokane.
James Beams, telephone man
from the east, was in Ratfltirum this
week. He is looking over the coun-
try with view to locating.
q. W. Heath, the Spokane baritone
who was here Sunday and saog ia the
revival meetings. returned home the
FIRST Of the week.
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Local Paragraphs.

Next Monday is St. Valentines
day.
The Methodist aid society will
have cooked food sale at OTIS
store, Saturday.
The indoor rifle club has voted
to invite the Spokane club to meet
in Rathdrum on the Gath for a
competitive shoot.
James w. Peters has moved his
repair shop from the Robinson
building to the room in the Russell
building formerly occupied by
barber shop.
The basket ball game which was
to have been played here last Fri
day night was called off by the
North Central team Of Spokane on
account Of the recent death Of the
director, ]. F. Cooper.
1t is reported that the Idaho &
Washington Northern railroad
company is seeking to have the
name Of Fir Grove changed to
Twin Lakes which would be more
appropriate.
Company Z began shooting on
the Wlnder targets last Saturday
evening. First Sergeant Papen-
dick and Second Sergeant Nicolai
made the best scores in FIVE events
at the 200 yard miniature target.
The Independent Feed Store
has been moved from the Poirier
building in Block B, Woods add
ton, to the Robinson building in
Block A, the new location being
! next door west of the postoffice.
The work of removal was complet-
ed this week.
Among the recent realestate
transfers reported from. C9ur d.
Alene is mention of the sale of lots
o, 10 and II, block B, Westwood,
now Rathdrum, by H ]. Blanch-
ard to Martin Poleson. The con-
sideration named is $1,000. The
property is across Second and
! Mccartney streets, north from the
Catholic church.
! Manager Olson of the Interna-
tional Show company, this week
announced that the company will
show inthe Rathdrum opera house,
with illustrated songs and latest
moving pictures, February IS and
| 70. Doors open at 7 O'Clock p. m.
and show lasts from to II. Songs
by two ladies. Prices 25c and $50,
and SO for reserved seats. FIJI IS
The old court house and Jail at
J this place are to be sold at public
auction in front of the city hall at
Ceur d'Alene on March Ia,
according to minute i'll the COM
missioners' proceedings of January
27th. Some Rathdrum people
would like--to see the citizens
acquire possession of these build
ings for city hall, armory or library
purposes.
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glover Chapter No. 33, Order of Eastern
~ Star, meets second and fourth Wednes
day evenings at Fraternal hall.
Mrs. Belle Tucker. w M
Mrs, Ella Webster. Secy.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1910-02-11
LODGE DIRECTORY.

n cunt MOriah, No. 43. Encampment, meets
III the 2nd and 4th Fridays.
g. W. Culp, Bee CASTOR.
Scribe. C.P.
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Teachers Examination.

An examination for all grades of
teachers certificates, except primary.
will be held by County SureriD.
tendent O. R. Shern at Occur d'Alene.
February "a, %, and %.
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Call for School Warrants.

Rathdrum. idaho, Feb 18th, 1910.
Notice is hereby given, That 1 am
prepared to pay the following war
rants Of independent school district
No. 2. Interest on same will cease
ten DAYS after date of this notice.
Nos. 90 and 200, inclusive. dated
April 10th 1909.
r 4. Young. Treasurer
Ihd. Sch Dist: 2.
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A report from Managua, Nicaragua,
Feb. 7. states.th re evolutionary army
under General Mena was defeated and
driven into the hills.
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NIOMENS REL EFF CORPS, No. 10. Meets
~ 1st Il Bird Saturday afternoon OF each
month ut Fraternal Hall,
Mrs. Belva Alexander. Pres
Mrs. Clara Roberts. Sec.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1910-02-11

I AWTON POST, NO 20, G.. A. r. Meets
u Bird Saturday afternoon of each month
at Fraternal Hail..
E.Q. Stoddard, Commander.
e. E. Taylor, Adjutant.
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o. G. Farnsworth announces a
market day auction sale in Rath-
drum, on Saturday afternoon, Feb.
IL
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WOMAN CONFESSES
TO AIDING BURGLAR
Philadelphia Marion Tells
Police MonSen Exerted
Occult Power.

PHILADELPHIA. April Io-Simultan-
eously with the arrest in New York OF
Daniel Monsen, who has prison record
Tor burglary, Mrs. Matte Downs Of
Chester, near here. confessed to the
local police that she had aided Monsen
in his depredatiOns because he exerted
over her an occult power that made her
powc-less to know right from wrong
Ms. Downs, in her confession. said
she left her husband and two children
IN chester after D1eeting Monsen in q
department store She said they lived
a. the ZONE Of Mrs. Mary Cratic until
March 10 when il was robbed of 81 coo
IN 1eWelIy- Monsen disappeared the
same day Mrs Downs remained and
was not suspected OF having had any
thing 70 do with the robbery Capt. A
J. Souder newly appointed captain of
detectives. found MOnSsa in New York
in q house in Chatham square, next door
20 that in which Elsie SigeI was muir
dered.
He viii not fight extradition Dspers
Mrs. Downs vas held fer court
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PICTURE SHOW VIOI Twists
TO BE NON-CURSEABLF
Managers Must Smother Their Swear Words Even IF
Shivery Music Ceases at Same Moment Fine Job of
Heroing Is Halted by Whimsical Film

Even the management may not curse
the piano player at a moving picture
show
The fiat has gone forth fro the
members Of the musicians union ar the
musicians who are not unionists as veil.
They viii stand for bad films and u
sympathetic audiences but when the
piano player Is verbally sssaI!ed hey
quit.
This rubicon Of professional ethics
was crossed last night by the manager
OF show in the northeastern section
Of the city who was somewhat peeved
by the manner in which his films weer
acting For some reason very pathe-
tic series Of picture did not behave it.
self Just as the hero was about TO save
the heroine from the wolves or the
Indians OF n circular saw something.
the real stopped reeling-
There Is nothing more painful TO a
hero. even if he is only one OF the NOV
ing picture sort. than 10 be stopped
short in the middle OF what promises
10 be highly successful and spectacu-
lar job of heroinE- The manager Of the
house naturally felt put out and request
ed the orchestra TO MI in the interval
required to reel in The offending film
and reel out another
Which teh orchestra very promptly
started TO do But il took some time
to get the film right.
He had played thirty minutes. the or
chestra leader declares when ne detect
ed a false note somewhere It was not
on the score and the second violin did
not do II because there was no such
rh=ric. I'm this orchestra To his horror
i came TO him that his own violin was
the one that was wrong, that being the
only violin doing business at that par
tiCular house. He stopped 10 readjust
the lOOSened string
Net having that fine ear for MUSK
thar would take delight in any full
round notes. the mauaS ger was rea
put out He made remarks to the
leader regarded as entirely out OF place
al q moving picture theater and the
leader remarked some himself Where.
upon The mana ger directed the piarc
IlayEr TO continue the music ara or
deyed the orchestra out Of the build
inS- But the pialO-E,layer did not in
tend 10 haze her fellow musician -
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THE SKY PIRATE
- BY
GARRETT P. SERVISS
-CopyTi GIFTED BY the
Frank A Efuusoy Co.

I'D within a couple Of miles Of the hum
n Ock. which was q round HILL covered
with tin Der and rising to a height Of
perhaps : hundred and fifty feet out
Of a broad. level plain. where there
were few trees. and vegetation OF all
kinds, except grass, was scanty- I now
slowed Up for I didn't want TO run
into an ambush Seeing nothing sus-
picious IN the vicinity OF the hill from
our side. I concluded to circle 81, keep
ing a good ofing and sharp outlook
I had descended grsdU ally while ap-
preaching, and we were now not over
one hundred feet above the ground
swung round, first or tine east and then
OF the north Still nothing was iu sight,
and we all began to feel anxious.
''COnfOund the fellow" exclai med the
secretary Where can ne have gone
He must have a hole IN the ground
Perhaps he is among the timber on
the hill" / said. and, upon this thought
! ordered the steersman 10 rise. at the
same time turning inward. We had not
risen more than fifty feet when Ethan
Haight shouted.
There he goes,
--VhereZ-' cried Mr.. Grantham and 1
IN a breath, running to Ethan-s side as
be stood by his gun in the bow
Low down Almost a tOther side o
the hummOck,' replied Ethan, point
ing; hes as green as a grasshopper,
but J kin sight i'm"
And Ethan began 70 manipulate his
gun
Continuation Of This story VIII he
Found in Tomorrow Issue
of The Times.D
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DEATHS

ANDERSON-On Sunday April 10 $50 st
a m, a. her residence. ICES II street
Of Mrs. A C. RauteTberg and sister of Mrs.
Alice V. Anderson Tr-
CoNNoRs-DeDs ed this life on Saturday.
April p 40 e D m JOHN JOSEPH
infant son a. jeremiah and Margaret Con
noTsr aged eight months.
DORE-SuddenIy. Oh SATURDAY. ap-fI 7s1o
AZ 6-l5 D. n JOHN J. husband Of Ellen
aDOre-
FRENCH-On Saturday morning. Ap-i1 c
1910. al $50 O'Clock, CHARLES E. FRENCH
husband Of sadie CAST French and son 81
Elizabeth A French. OF Washinzton. d &,
GERMAN-On Friday morning. April & 1q7o
Al Jersey City. y J., CLARA s. GERMAN
wife Of y. @ German and daughter o.
Dora and the late T. F. ". Thompson
HERBERT-On Saturday. AprI Q 7o7s 81,
SO r. m AZ his residence AS c, st~.e+
southwest, EDWARD II. HERBERT bus-
hand o. Ella Herbert aged foTty-riue years.
HoRGAS-at his home in Fairfax. va
April s. 1919 EDMUND HORGAN- beloved
husband Of Mary E HoTgan nee Cunning
Funeral from MS late residence. ~ -1,ir-
tenth street northwest, Monday morning
~ 9-2a, thenco TO s. Patricb's Church
where mass VIII be said for the repose Of
his soul lite
HUGHES saturday April O. 1910 Al
Providence Hospital EERDA TT-AfET,TY
wife OF John A Hughes, aged thirty-eight
Funeral from her late residence. 1,ss
Tventy-frst street northwest Tuesday
morning april T. 1910 Requiem mass Al
81 Stephens Church al O'Clock apI0-.f@
ROBESON-Cn Friday evening April & 1910
ar her residence 1745 y street. MARY
widow Of George II Robson
STATTERT-On Saturday. April o 1910 a.
his residence. $50 Fifth street northeast
PATRICK husband q Margaret Slatterv
tuee FOley)-
sTOTIER-Ou SATURDAY. April Q 7q7n o..
20 D. IT.. at hts residence, $50 aFaSsa-
chusetts s-enue northeast HENRY :
husband o. SaIie r SJotleT. IN the sew
cutv-first year Of his age
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NOTED SOLOISTS
WITH ORCHESTRA

The Pittsburg Festival Orchestra. as
sisted BY some Of the best known ar
lists OF the country. will be heard in
washington Sunday evening. April "a
Those who appear with the orchestra
are Nine Jeanne JomeUi. formerly OF
The Metropolitan and Manhattan Oaera
Houses; Nine Alice Merrit-Cochrau- So
prano- Miss Lila Contralto. of the Met
IopOllLan company. Dr. Franklin Law
SON tenor VINO - already well known
20 washington musical people, and
frank Croton1 the New York oratorfo
basSo-
The PittsburE orchestra under the
direction Of Carl Brenrhaler is known
70 music lovers throughout the United
states ald Canada The orchestra for
It's spring tour Of April and Nav in
cludes forty musicians, selected from
me PittsburS Symphony Orchestra. Of
which Dr. Emil PaUr IS the conductor
and MT- Breathaler the associate con-
dzctor
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THEATER TRUST
MAY BE BUSTED
Reported Jump OF william A.
Brady Expected to Increase
Shubert Strength.

ayers actors and actresses now IN New
York are excited over the Developments
OF the last few hours. which. many be-
heve. means the breaking up Of the so
called Theatrical trust.
That William A. Brady viii jump from
the syndicate 20 the Shuberts is the lat
est report following the announcement
that Julius Kahn is to adopt the open
door policy for 1he scores OF New Eng
land theaJers which he books Neither
the Shuberts nor Brady viii deny the
report Withholding statements
II IS also reported today that the Shu-
bertS have made a deal with John Cort,
who controls many Western and Pacific
coast theateTs 50 that they have an
uDbrOken circuit to the coast.
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CHAPTER XIV.
A Fight Near the Clouds

I AWCKE both the Secretary and Mr.
4 Graymsn as soon as the new situa-
ton developed. and they came out on
deck Mr.. Grantham Immediately fell
iu with my opinion.
The rascal has another port there 90
he said Il wish the other aeros would
come up
The Skylark- I replied. will soon
o mere, but We cannot wait for her
ray ton has either run out Of power. Or
ne means C make a stand We are 50
lose upon hin that he @Tili have 90
make q stand anyhow. or else tr- TO es-
cape under our guns and II I know
Ethan Eaight's style OF shooting. the
fellow won't ran far
but rernefno Der. Sir. my daughter is
aboard broke ia GRAMMAR Her life
must not be endangered
Surely not I replied. Yet. vcu see
yourself that some risk must Be taken
What 7 shall try TO do IS 70 dfsa BE the
Chameleon 4 shell into her motors. or
the brea king OF one OF her aeroplanes,
would do st."
But then she might be Dre~fnifafed
But she is not likely to- She would
nutJer down. II she fell at all ike z
wounded bird Remember h0w The FeVIn
behaved last night. and she was badly
MT Then OF course, PaytOn has para
chutes. and he would save his prisoners
in that way
I'm not so sure Of that said the
secretary He would DrOba bly, think
only OF saving his own neck But really
C4raymau. the danger OF A tumble. IS
slight In the battle above the Eng
lish channel, between the French and
British aero SQuadrOns, during the lest
war thirty fiiers were completely dis
abied-shOt 10 pieces, as far as any
further utility as fighting machines was
conce-ned-but not one Of them fell into
the water All succeeded in skin1mins
20 land or one side or the other
IF We can said T. wei stoo him
tefOre he can get afy--'
You think he Is on this size OF the
hummocE2" asked the secretary
Ethan thinks so, but is not sure
Wen have TO look closely now"
While We were talking We had drawn
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ENGAGED
FOR CAKEWALKERS

been engaged for Monday April IS for
the first Of a series OF intercitv cake
walk contest WsshinEton's twenty
best Cakewalkers viii give Al exhibi-
ton in an effort 10 Guido the dark ladies'
and gentlemen from Norfolk. Baltimore
and Philadelphia
A big cake Is being prepared Tor the
winning team. and there are 20 b.
money prizes in addition
Peter Barnes, who has had much ex-
peTlence in directing axe wa ks VIII
take charge Of " ashinEton's contest
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Synopsis Of Chapters Already Published

Helen Cirayrnan. daughter Of q New
York Millionaire. e abducted from her
room along with her maid Susan Jack
son. r. Capt. Alfonso Payton, q noted sky
pirats- che time r. June. 1857 They
are carrisC or IN his aefoplane. Chamele-
on. and pls ed IN care Of Mrs. Williams.
his ho1sekeeper- Payton tells her he Is
CommUdore Brown. Her father agrees
to paw SO 90 600 ransom An unsucCess-
ful attempt Is made TO capture PcytOn.
Grammar enlIsts the aid Of United States
Secretary OF the Treasury Granthau1-
Lieutenant Allan assigned 10 run down
PAXTON he locates him in Labrador
Starts for Labrador with five aiTships.
Helen makes an unsuccessful attempt to
escape Allan chases Payton from his
lodge with the prisoners. with four aero
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H1as1ington gimes
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ACADEMIES Lion and the Mouse. .

NJ Harris VIII present The Lion and
Inc Mouse at the Academy beginning
tomorrow evening This play by Charles
Klein, has been a most lasting success
Tor a number Of seasons
IN the list Of players may be named
OIVer DOud Byron. Clifford Leigh. Sey-
nour StrartCn- William H Burton. Wal
Ter Allen. George rsOn-Casselb berry
and the Misses Edith Barker ida Glenn
Rose +. TaDley. Dora l.. Allen. Eliza
beth Dewitt and Ella Craven. The
scenic settings viii be Identical with
New York
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CLUB
IN MUSICAL COMEDY

The Mask and Wig Club, Of the
University OF Pennsylvania. viii pre-
sent its tWeuJy-seCOGd annual pToduC-
ton at the Columbia Theater the
evening Of Monday, April 10. The
title Of the show this year IS The
Desert of MahOmet
There are 1O5 in the company, which
is this week appearing in FittsburE
and other Western cities Among the
glee ChOruseS is The Desert Of Ma
hOmet" Belle and the Bfliikeu"
cafe Caprice" and an Italian Rag
are the leading dance speciaIties.
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CHASE'S-Polite vaudeviI;,

Chase's offers Al Jolson. and the
former Dockstader minstrel has many
songs and pRrOdies- Tom Nawn and
MS company, IN When Pat Was
hlnEZ viii he seen Master Albert
Hole, the London boy soprano will
sing Lulu Mcconnell and Grant
simpson viii play "A stormy Hour
ne -Four LukeuS viii present q high
par act and Harry Linton and Anita
Ia urence viii hand out fun from Tire
Piano Store
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treated and so informed the manager
Iher IS when II happened.
he cursed the pianO-pldyer, IL is said
Just good round curse word AMI
tne orchestra promptly struck That
IS. II raised its arm TO strike br7f -
fused really TO quit until Il got its
WSaeS- There was some little dispute
and uprOar and the wages were finally
paid IL the meantime an attsche Sc
cured another Diano-pIayer. 2 man This
time non-uniOn and cJIrscabIe AMI the
show went on, accompanied By a round
Of applause
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w. S. McKEAN, JR.,
ACCEPTS NEW POST

It is announced today that ". 5 Nc
Eesn. il, well known among newspaper
and business men OF the city. and who
has been associated with the Mayer
Amusement Company as press UepTeseu-
tative and assistant manager at the Ca
sinO TheaIeT since its opening, has &C
cepted the management Of the Imperial
TheateT Company. which corporate
VIII break ground IN few weeks for
che erection Of the new vaudeville the
alter on Ninth street. between D and l.
Plans viii be hurried 10 completion for
opening III the carry fall
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CoLUMBIA-Bobbv Burnt. y

The attraction at the Columbia Theater
Tor this week viii be WincheH smiths
uTamatization Of George Randolph
Chester's novel. The Making OF Bobby
Burnit," entitled, Bobby Burnt with
wallace Eddinger in the title role
The comedy tells the story Of a young
man who 1nheTits a department store
mo S-51,oe. 1t IS necessary for the
young man to satisfy executors that he
can successfully handle Il so he can in
merit the residue of the estate Many
amusing complications ensue-
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APOLLO CONCERT.

The Apollo Orchestra. Albert p. John
stor- director viii give a concert on
Friday evening at the Whitney Avenue
Christian Church. Park road northwest
near Georgia avenue, being assisted by
Mss sadie Leigh Lewis, soprano. arc
Charles Stevenson. tenor
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SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES

WANT ABHAYANANDA'S school Of Men
tai and Spiritual Culture. Studies: Occult
Forces OF nature Powers and Faculties
OF the Mind ''Vedsnta Philosophy Rata
Toga-" Bible Interpretation.
CLASS AND INDIVIDUAL LESSONS.
1888 18th St r St Washington. D G
Home and Parlor Lectures By Appointment
apIes1t
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PROGRAM
Nsrch-.'His Majesty ------. SanSIear
Overture-''Joan of Arc ---...-.E Verdi
Ballet Music from ~COppeIia"
Delibes
Grand Seleetion-''Attils-'- ------- Verdi
Polish National Dance. Op- 3
No 1--.--.---.---.-------- -Scharwenka
EXCERPTS from The StroIIers"
EnSlander
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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-04-10
MUSICAL OFFERINGS
WITH THE SPRING
FollieS of 1909" Bring Eva
Tanguay Again to
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