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The Whitefish pilot. [volume] (Whitefish, Mont.) 1904-current, 1910-02-10
Hard Luck Storie,

The ups and downs of life"
Men will discuss with frowns,
Not when their ups are rife,
But when they strike their downs"
Catholic Standard and Times.
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Catholic Altar Society

Meets first Thursday afternoon in each
month at the church, p. M. Mrs.
Brawley, President; Mrs. Carl Walters,
Secretary. 80.
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w. O. w.

w. O. w.
Mountain Camp, No. 1926. Meets in
Matthews hall every Wednesday night.
Ran Shoaf, G. c.; ]. H. Crum, Clerk.
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EPISCOPAL SERVICES.

Rev. Henry M. Green, Rector of the
Episcopal church of Kalispell, will hold
services in White6sh in Skyles' hall on
the second Thursday of each month.
Everyone is cordially invited to attend
all these services.
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NJ. E. CHURCH SERVICES.

The services of the M. E. church are
aeld as follows: Sunday morning SER
vices commence at II o'clock. Evening
service at 1880 O clock. Sunday school in
the morning at IL o'clock.
All are cordially invited to attend
these services.
REV. I. N. PARVIN, Pastor.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-06
BARRY WORKING
HARD At VENICE
Chicago Boy Begins Strenuous
Routine in His Quarters
at Venice Arcade
BOXES WITH THREE HUSKIES
Card for April Ia at Vernon Com
pIeted by Arrangement of
Preliminary Events
BOXES WITH THREE HUSKIES

Interest in the coming s5-round battle
between Jim Barry and Sam Langford Is
getting keener as the date Of the contest
approaches and It looks as though the
Vernon arena would present Just ami
last month when Flynn and Iengford met
over the long course.
Langford is training hard at Arcadia and
yesterday, after a long tramp on the road,
he did his usual stunts in the open GYM
boxing with George Byers. Arthur Collins
and Jim Andrews Langford worked over
an hour and when he finished he was IN
prime shape for battle with the mitts.
At Venice Jim Barry buckled down to
work in earnest. doing seven miles on the
highway and later appearing in the Arcade
gym, boxing three rounds each with Young
Solomon, Bill Rose and Jim Tremble. Barry
is rounding to IN splendid shape, and Will
be ready and fit by week from tomorrow
II everything moves along in his training
as It has begun.
The card for the afternoon was completed
yesterday follows:
sam Langford VS.. Jim Barry. 25 rounds
Morrte Bloom VS., Al Rogers. 10 rounds;
1856 at 10.
Young Rivers VS.. Red Corbett, 10 rounds;
l22 at TO-
This constitutes one or the strongest
cards which the Pacific Athletic club has
arranged this year, and with Langford and
Barry as the top liners the fans certainly
will get plenty for their money-45 rounds
in all being scheduled
Jack Johnson was wired last night by
Manager McCarey. closing for April 26 for
! foiir-round exhibition with some oppon-
ant vet TO be chosen. full card Will be
mt on the same night at McCarey's pavil-
ion whore the affair will be staged and
popular prices will prevail
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-06
MILLER-HYDES WANT TO
PLAY IN SUNDAY RANKS
Crack Aggregation That Has Won
Five in Six Asks Dates

Tho Miller Hyde box factory baseball club
which has 1oined the miscellaneous ranks,
wants 70 hear from the managers OF CLUBS
nlaving Sunday ball. Call East 29l4 between
and . o'clock IN the evening. This team Is
composed Of fast players and has defeated
some Of the best mines in the Sunday ranks
having won FIVE out Of the six games already
played.
SprinEman, who acts as backstop, is recently
from Detroit and was one OF the best catch
ers in the amateur ranks. J. Hensling, brother
TO Art Heusling who tried out with the Yer
non team before going 10 Hermosillo Is mound
artist and is said tn be a fast one Harry
johnson, holding down the initial sack. played
on the Modesto Reds team before coming n
Los Angeles "Cort'' Hensling at Second Is
eald 20 he a demon and seldom let's an onpo-
nent rest on his station Art Fairchld al
third IS a second Jud Smith and is fast on his
feet IN rounding the different bases. B, Bouett
brother OF Harry Bouett Of the Redondo team
I'm the Trolley league. is n fast one at second
and also Is n heavy hitter. In the outfeld
Willie Jones "a at home in right. Jesse Ped
rotti in center and Oscar Bean in left.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-06
JACKSONVILLE RESULTS

rACKsONvIII,F. April 5.-Defeat OF JACK
N a., +ha fourth race today upset all cal
citations. the winner being returned in Spell
,,o,,,d an outsider. Two track records were
broken. Summary; ,. oo,,.-
First race six furlongs-Marine won, Oqus-
+os second Pedigree third. Time, :l4 40.
Second race. six furlongs-Rusticana won
ORANGE second Eastern Star third. Tine
40 3-5. - r..,
won. Flying Footsteps second, Alfred the Great
third Time, log.
Fourth race seven furlongs-Spellbound won
Ozana second, Jack Parker third. Time
1:25 3-5.
Fifth race, six furiongs-Toison dor won.
Tom McGrath second. Lady Irma third
Time, 1884 2-5.
Sixth race. nine furlongs-Yama won. Quag-
ga second, st. Ilario third. Time, 1854 20.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-06
Tide Table for San Pedro
Arrivals and DEPARTURES

SAN FRANCISCO, April 5-Arrived
Steamer Tahoe, San Pedro; steamer Fair
Oaks, San Pedro; steamer Bee. Port Los
Angeles; steamer Westerner Ventura; steam
er Wellesley. Redondo Z. S. supply ship
Glacier Santa Barbara, u. s. tug Navajo,
Santa Barbara.
Salled-Steamer Hermosa. San Pedro.
PENANG, April ARRIVED: Cyclops, Liver
pool via Jedda for Tacoma.
SHANGHAI, April 5.-Arrlved; Previously
Admiral Fourlchon. Antwerp Via Marselles
and Genoa for San Francisco.
LIVERPOOL. April 5.-Arryed Lustania,
New York.
YOKOHAMA, April 2-saied Protesilas.
Vancouver.
NEW YORK, April 5-sailed: Nieuw Am
sterdam, Rotterdam; Kaiser Wilhelm II,
Bremen.
PORTLAND. Ore. April 5.-sailed; Kla-
math. san Pedro.
LIVERPOOL, April 5.-salled Caronia New
York.
BRISTOL, April 5.-saiIed: Monmouth, ST.
Johns.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-06
NEW YORK

NEW YORK, April Nineteen cars of
oranges sold. and car lemons The market
Is very strong with a further advance in
prices. Very strong lemons. Clear and
warm. Navels-Yictoria, imp H. II. Ex,
s2.95: Lincoln, imp. came, f255; Navajo,
imp. same. S2.s0; Giendora- A. c. c. Ex.,
s2.s5: Golden Cross 22.50; Red X s2.20;
Violet d. NJ. Elk $3.50 iced; Victoria, A. II.
Ex $3.50: Lincoln. same, s2.5O; Stag, A
G. Ex. $3.50; Pointer. same. So Ostrich, 5.
B. Elk s2.O5; Cougar. covina Elk. s1.75;
Pointer, a. c. G.. Ex So; Log Cabin, Loveless
AZ. CO.. sl.75; Palomar. same, $40; Carmen
clta, S. T. Elk. $40; Colombo, same $50;
Pointer, imp. A. C. O. Ex- 50; Echo S. 7.
Ex s2i5; Butterfly. imp. Coyina Elk. s2.15i
Butterfly, same. s2.10; Sierra Celeste s2.S5
St Michaels, s1.e5. Evergreen, s2.2o; Ideal
s215; Beauties $3.50; Delicious, SL.S6; stock
Label Sl.75; Slower Mountain fy. Growers
f. Co., s2.25; Slower Mtn. ch. same. $500;
slower Mtn. or. same, $l65; Silver Min. sd,
same. $40: Orchard imp. or. National y.
Co., sS.35; Standard. imp. sd, same. $3.50;
orchard or, same. $3.50; Standard sd.
same, So Bloods. boxes-Ostrich, 3. B. Ex.
S21b; slower Mtn. Growers f. Co.. $40;
HON omosasses-Slover Mtn. Growers f. Co.
st96 St Nchaels-Ostrich, S. B. EX. SEQ.
Bloods. Iks-Slover Mtn. $40. Tangerines
Squirrel. sl.35; Palm Tree, sllo; Stag
S1.1b; Orchard. s2o5. Grapefruit-st s.
$50: Slower Mtn. ~. $3.50. Lemons-Inde-
nendent. fy, Growers F. Co., S366; Choice,
ssO5; Orchard Run. sass
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-06
FRANKIE CONLEY IS
DUE HERE THURSDAY
Bantam Champ Leaves for Los
Angeles to Keep Engage
ment to Box Webster

Frankie Conley, bantamweight champion Of
the world, will arrive in Los Angeles some
time Thursday, having left his home in
Kenosha, Wis, last Monday. He comes to
make first defense of his title here with
Danny Webster before McCareys Vernon club.
Frankie will so into training for this fight
as soon as the final details OF the match
have been agreed upon by the boys SO that
no hitch can occur to prevent the battle.
Marty Kane, the dandy little fighter who
broke his right forearm in his fight with
Gene McGovern recently, will be his chief
assistant trainer, and Marty may conclude to
ask for another match within a few weeks.
His forearm has almost entirely recovered
from the effects of the fracture and seems
as strong as ever. but he Will take no
chances until advised by his surgeon that the
arm is as strong as ever
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-06
ELDER SAILS NORTH

The steamer George W. Elder sailed tonight
for Portland via san Francisco with pas
senrars and freight for the North Pacific
steamship company. The Elder is on her first
trip since she bumped the Eureka bar in bad
weather a few weeks ago and had to so into
drydocS for repairs.
struck heavy weather the trip up the coast.
she has arrived at Portland after passing
through a storm off Cape Blanco. The barom-
eter went down to % and the gale was almost
as severe as any during the winter.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-06
CITRUS FRUIT REPORT
BOSTON

BOSTON. April 5.--Ftfteen cars sold;
warm; market unchanged Navels-Butter-
fly, Covna Ex. s1.75; quail, O. X. Elk. s1.s5;
Camel, O. c. Corona, 81; Butterfly. imp
Covina Ex. S1.S5; Playmates. r. II. Red
lands. s2.25; Camel. .. &. Corona $40,
Laurel same. s2.45; Gold Buckle. r. H.
f. High. s2.75; Alpha, xf, Robert Hender-
son. s2.70; Elephant. seconds, Elephant Or.
s2.lb; Cal. Sunshine. fy. o. G. Cash Assn.
$3.50; Geranium, xc, Randolph +. Co..
s1.45; FL Toro, sd. C c. L. s1.25; Teal, CO.
yina Elk. Covina. s1.55; Homer, Q. c. Co
roma. s2.2O; Butterfly, same, s1.s5; Coyote
o. X Ex. s1.45; Homer, Q. c. Corona, sl.75
Princess, same, 81; Robusta- A II. Pachap-
pa, s2.4O; Lochinyar. r II. T.. High $3.50;
Elk. xc Robert Henderson. s2.25; Crescent
S1.p0, Trophy. xf. c. c. Z. $40; Sapphire,
ch, same $1.35 Lemons-Excelsior, ch,
c. c. L. I2.2o Ruby, hs, Bear, Sl.o5.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-06
JEFFRIES BEGINS
LIGHT TRAINING
Takes Whirl at HandbaII and
Does Some Baseball ChaS-
ing with Squad
PLEASED WITH HIS QUARTERS
Opens Camp with Berger, Arm.
strong, Farmer Burns and
Others to Help Him

BEN DOBOND. Cal, April 5.--James ].
Jeffries began his preliminary training here
today for his fight with Jack Johnson. The
fighter was accompanied by his wife, his
two nephews, Sam Berger his manager;
Wrestler Farmer Burns and a number OF
other men who will be used in the train
dng camp.
Jeffries expressed himself as greatly
pleased with the place where he will work
from now until a day or two before he
steps into tho ring to contest the worlds
championship with Johnson.
After looking at the cottage and gym
nasium, which have been fitted up for
him, and trying out the new handhall
court. Jeffries and his nephews and Others
engaged in q brisk game OF baseball. He
showed great agility and ease OF action.
Berger has arranged game later in the
week between the training camp team
and the local Three c league team.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-06

SAN PEDRO. April 5.-Arrived: Steamship
Governor from Seattle via San Francisco;
steam schooner Helen p Drew from Green
wood via San Diego; steam schooner Samoa
from Caspar via San Francisco steam
schooner National City, from Mendocino.
satled-Steamship George ". Elder, for
Portland via san Francisco; steam schooner
Aurelia, for Eureka via Redondo; steam
schooner Centralia, for Gray's Harbor VIA
San Frauclsco; steam schooner Helen p
I,rovr Tor Greenwood via San Francisco;
steam schooner Francis H Leegett, for Eu-
reka; steam schooner j. J. Losgie' for
eureka via san Francisco; steam schooner
Samoa, for San Diego.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-06
,.,.,.s1nr,.u, srRIKks RoUGH MEATHER

The steamer President, Captain Cousins OF
the Pacific Coast company's feet, arrived TO-
nieht from Seattle via san francisco and he-
rr,,rb ,y.ather was encountered north Of san
Francisco Among the passengers from the
north is Captain David II. Jarvis, formerly
Of the United States revenue service ana no"
western Commercial company when owns
numerous canneries and several steamship
lines He is on his way to San Diego.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-06
CAUCASIAN JURY is
KIND TO BIG BLACK
Johnson, Denied Negro Jurymen,
Found Not Guilty of Speeding

CHICAGO. April 5.-Jack Johnson. the prize
fighter was not granted his request for two
negroes on the jury that heard the testimony
in his trial for automobile speeding yesterday
before Judge CokeL in the municipal court,
but the twelve Caucasians who sat on tho
Jury proved satisfactory 10 the pugihst by
promptly returning a verdict Of not guilty.
They saved me the trouble or going 70
son. Il am not going 70 have the police put
II over me all the time just because I am
a well known man. II ran around and got
drunk and gambled the cops ought 10 pinch
me but I'm a good family man and behaYe
r,vself. II everyone was Ike me It would oe
a good world"
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-06
BRAINS NAGLE SAVES
OPENER FOR ANGELS
Senators Drive Delhi Out of Box
in First Inning, but
Class Tells

SACRAMENTO. April B.-Fast, snappy field
ing marked the opening game Of the series
won by Los Angeles from the Senators this
afternoon, score to 3. Delhi. who opened
for Los Angeles. was touched lively in the
first inning two runs being made of his de-
livery. Magic relieved him and pitched a
steady game Brown went UP in the air IN
the second inning. and was replaced by
Mhalen. Score:
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-06

No real enjoyment is secured from
an automobile ride unless there is an
absence of shock to the machine while
riding. While there have been other
shock absorbers made, the one made
locally by the Martin Shock Absorber
company is the only one that answers
all requirements of physical comfort.
These act only on the rebound of the
spring and automatically adjust them
selves to varying loads and road con-
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-06

The notilla Of torpedo boats which arrived
from San Diego yesterday began their ping
pong" target practice in the outer harbor to-
day. This is done with small caliber rifles
attached to the guns, to enable the burners
to pracuc handling the guns without firing
them After five days Of this the boats Will
sail for Santa Barbara, where the actual tar
get practice with small guns will begin in the
channel off the coast
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-06
L. A. CHAPTERS
Citizens Nationals at
Citizens Nationals
German Americans.
LANoFORD-FLYNN PICTURES

The LanEford- Flynn fight pictures have been
transferred from the American theater TO the
street. directly opposite the Orpheum. and
were visited by large crowds all yesterday
and last night The pictures are better than
the average set Of fight films. and the local
colorug I'm the way of ringside spectators lends
an added interest among the fans Ringside
spectators may be recognized without diff
Guilty, and the knockout blow Is easily seen
If one follows the picture closely.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-06
BANKERS LEAGUE BEGINS
ITS SCHEDULE SATURDAY

The Bankers baseball league vii start
playing series Of ten games next Saturday
The clubs include the Los Angeles Chapter,
First National, German-American and the
Citizens National bank teams George Gillelen
VIII act as president and Charles Bold secre-
tary and treasurer with Red Perkins as press
agent. Following are the schedule and
lineups
First Nationals vs. L A Chapters at Ath-
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-06
CITRUS FRUIT SHIPMENTS
News OF the Waterfront

arrived today from Mendocino with 1900 ties
for the Logan Lumber company
The steamers Francisco H. Leggett and J. J.
Leggie sailed today for Eureka to reload lum-
ber
The steamer Centralia. Captain riclzson, sailed
today for Grays Harbor via San Francisco
with passeners and in ballast to reload lumber.
The steamer Auregia, Captain Weber, sailed
today for Redondo Beach with partial cargo
Of lumber loaded at Eureka.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-06
MISCELLANEOUS NOTES

The steamer Samoa, Captain Madsen. called
today from san Francisco and proceeded to
san Diego with cargo Of ties loaded at
Casper
The steamer Helen p Drew. Captain Gun
derson, arrived today from san Diego, and
after dischargng 10000 feet Of lumber loaded
at Greenwood sailed for return to reload.
The steamer National City, Captain Higgins,
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-06
|. A. HIGH AND THR00P
CROSS BATS SATURDAY

Ralph Nobe's CLASSY Los Angeles hgh schooi
ora,,otton ia scheduled to cross bats Satur-
dav afternoon at Mace park with the PasadenA
Throop baseball club. Last Saturday the olue
and white club defeated the Whittier hlgh
school and has an excellent chance, with
Roach ON the hill OF capturing the interschol-
astic championship. now that Polytechnic Is
out Of the series
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-06
SACRAMENTO
scnRr RY INNINGS
SUMMARY

Hts rnade-On Delhi, 2; OF Nagle, 4 OF
Brown, 3; off Whalen, 8. Two-hass hits-Daley,
shinn Perry (2) Briggs. Sacrifice hits-Nan
Buren,. Pearsons. First base on errors-Los
Angeles. g. First base on balls-On Delhi, j.
off Magic. s. of Brown. l. Left on bases
Sacramento, :; Los Angeles, ,. Struck out
BY Brown. !: Whalen. 2, Hit by pitcher
Rayrner. Double play-Shinn TO Van Buren,
Baik-Delhi Credit victory 20 Delhi. Time
-l.s0. Umpire-Ffnnsy.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-06
STEAMER ERNA ATTACHED

,rnn eorn1an steamer ma Of the Jebsen Inc
has been attached at san Francisco where
she has been undergoing repairs, on an old
Judgment of Sl5O00. The British steamer
I[night of ST. George which has been char
tared to take the place OF the Erna on the
next run, is now on Puget sound loading grain
she viii not take passengers and may not call
here on the way down.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-06
SEALS VICTORS IN
BATTLE OF PITCHERS

SAN FRANCISCO. April 5-Pitcher Willis
won his opening game an Recreation park this
afternoon when The san Francisco team beat
Oakland by % score ~ TO /. The local aggre-
cation led the way throuEh eight Innings and
in the ninth oakland Iut over its lone tally
Harkns, the Oakland pitcher made Il favor
able impression with tha fans by tho heady
way In which ho handed his game Score:
SAN Te2Aer-I-.o
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-06
EMERYVILLE SEASON IS
EXTENDED UNTIL JUNE 4

SAN FRANCISCO. April a further
extension of the racing season Mt Emery
vile was announced today by President
Tom williams of the California Jockey
Club. Racing will continue there until
June 4.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-06
4. A. U. COMMISSION
HOLDS MEETING TONIGHT

At the Los Angeles Athletic club this even
ing the A. A. L. commission Will hold its
monthly meeting. Several matters OF inter
scholastic interest and the admittahce OF the
7 os Angeles Y. NJ. c. A. and the Turn Nerein
viii be acted upon and IN all probability they
Will be admitted
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-06
GRAY NOT FOR PASADENA

Vance Gray viii not play with the Pasa-
deua baseball team this season, Manager
Joseph Judge ed last Saturday that
he was neg gntatinE with Gray to join his
pitching STAFF in the Trolley league but
Gray WRITES that this is a mistake. He de-
clares he has no intention Of joining the
SILK stocking aggregation.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-06
VANDERBILT WINS $4,000

FARlS, AurU The PriX a. OrgevaL
selling, of 5000 run at AIaisous Lahtte today.
was won 10y Eugene Fisckes Indian Prince
The Prix La Grange for three-yoar-olds purse
5000, was won by W, *. Vauderblts Mes
sidor III.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-06
KANSAS REGENTS FAVOR
SUBSTITUTION OF RUGBY

LAWRENCE Kas., April 5.--By a unani-
nous vote the Students Athletic association
of the University of Kansas has adopted
resolution requesting the board of regents not
to abolish football at the school, 1t is the
intention Of the board Of regents to sub
stItute rugby for the American game.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-06
NOTICE OF LEAGUE MEETINGS

The Southern State league directors will
hold their weekly session this evening. starting
at O'Clock at 30 Lissner building. Tomor-
row evening there Will a special meeting called
by President Perkins OF the old City league
magnates at the same place. Secretary James
Matthews Is requested to bring all receipts
and other paraphernalia belonging to the
league.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-06
PORTLAND
SUMMARY

Two-base hits-G. Fisher (2, McCredie. Car
Isle, Rapps, Knapp. Sacrifice hits-Speas,
Knapp. McCredie. Bases on halls-On Knapp
8. of Wiletts a. Struck out-By Knapp g, by
Wiletts wild pitch-Wlletts. Hit by
pitched ball--Martinke, g. Fisher, McCredie
Time OF Eame-205 Umpire-NICGreevy
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-06
SALT LAKE CITY GETS
FORTY DAYS OF RAGING

SAN FRANCISCO, April 5.-The Paoi-
flc Jockey club today granted the Utah
Jockey club dates for a meeting of forty
days at Salt lake City, commencing on
June G and ending July 21.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-06
BURKE TEAM BEATS PIPpINs

by winning from the Los Angeles Pippins
sunday the Burke Athletic club baseball team
taxes third prize money in the Interulban
league The Burkes and the Pippins were
tied for third place before Sundays game.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-06

lis l. Hit by pltcher-Griffin. Double plays
Tennant; NIcArdle to Bodie. Triple play
Carroll 10 spesman to Wolverton Time oi
game-1:30 Umplres-Van Haltren ana BIZ
debrand
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-06

ditions and eliminate the necessity for
rubber bumpers.
Martin shock absorbers are made or
hardened steel, have friction
ratchet, have gray iron shoe and are
finished in phosphor bronze. The toz-
zle bars rebound on impact. They are
made in all sizes and for all cars.
They have been we'll tested by track
and road drivers and are sold by the
makers under q guarantee.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-06
SUMMARY

Two-base hit-McHale Sacrifice hlts-NGun-
iorn, Wares First base on called balls-OR
aarkins, 4; off Willis. !. Struck out-By VIII
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-06
OAKLANT
Slated for Ilarkin= in ninth.

SCORE BY INNINGS
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-06
MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
ARRIVE

Steamers carrying passengers are due
from northern ports via San Francisco and
frnr,n tllhnrn narts direct folloWss
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