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The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1910-02-05
.BRYN MAWR STUDENT,
. STRIKE SYMPAIhlzER,
!. :. I. THROWN into JAIL

Philadelphia, Feb. 4.-Miss Mar
tina Gruening,, a young and attrac-
tive postgraduate student at Bryn
Mawr college. was arrested this week
for: picketing with the shirtwaist
strikers. ~. ~ -
4 She. was arraigned, before Magis-
tfate Scott, and after several strik-
ers had been given their sentences,
was held in $500 bail for court. She
10 charged with inciting to riot. She
passed the night in cell at Moya-
mensing prison. ~ 49,. - <.
li Miss: Gruening was arrested in
front. sof: the shirtwaist factory at
Fourth and George streets, after a
policeman had been rushed to the
establishment. ~ sss &
(, Miss Gruening bore a little sign
demanding Justice Tor the union girls:
She took her arrest calmly, although
ME did "a appear slightly resentful
When a, big bluecoat grabbed her BY
In the .'lnurry-up'' wagon. 4. ! ) ! /,
:. II Il was merely at the factory that
I5 might see If arrests were unjust
~: made. explained Miss Gruening.
II found that they were. I was do
ing nothing for which may right:
fully be punished" The magistrate
grew indignant. ;@
:: 1T is the women of your class,
not the actual strikers" he declared,
s'..who have stirred up all this strife,
Had you and your. kind kept out of
this fight it would have been over
long ago. will hold you in $500
bail for COURT -. ,
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1910-02-05
TRUST 6COURS EARTH
TO OBTAIN CHEAP LABOR

indolent persons are not allowed to
loaf on the streets.
Recently planter obtained ;
shipment Of Siberians, but they. were
not accustomed to labor In so warm
a climate. = sz .s
! THE Japanese are out Of the ques-1
ton from the standpoint Of the
planter They do not do their work
well and are never satisfied. The res
cent strike demonstrated swhet the
outcome will be If their! importation
is long continued. q ~
''rThey patronize only japanese
merchants and use only japanese
goods. japanese rice costs them
$3.50 4 hundred pounds, while the
island rice, which is just as good,
and often better, only costs .50,i
vet they pay the extra 81 TO their.
countrymen to help them out. -
Dispatches from Honolulu state:
that the Filipino laborers referred to
BY Cay reached there. and have
made charges against y. +. Mead.
who, acting for the planters. brought
the men from Manila. There were
ninety-four IN the party, and they ap-
peaied to Attorney General Hemen-3
way. He protested to Mead and the
companies will be forced to care for
the men. The story they told sts s. - 9
follows: ( &. J.
Tell Story sof Graft. SsIzs
The delegates told the attorney
general that when they sailed each
ofsthem was given 3 to:t hand over g.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1910-02-05
INCOMP TENTS WILL BE
BARRED FROM MINES BY
STRINGENT EXAMINATION

Wilkes-Barre, Pa. Feb. An the
effort to remove incompetent miners
from the anthracite mines of Lucerne
county, the heart of the anthracite
district, the new board of miners ex-
aminers has decided to compel every
miner to undergo an examination.
T. None but competent men will be
given certificates Of employment.
For some years past thousands of
forged and bogus certificates have
been sold upon which men of no ex-
perience or knowledge of mining have
secured places, and their carelessness
and ignorance has resulted in numer-
out accidents and many deaths.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1910-02-05
Master and Mate Of Wrecked Boat
Are Made !" Goat" Of Lake Gar.
riers Murderous Welfare =
Plan Verdict Of Marine In
spectors Says Crew Was Short
and Unskilled. .

Buffalo. Feb. 4.-The findings of In
spectors Nolan and Pope of this city
on the case of the steamer Richard
son, lost last Decemger OF this har-.
Dor, have been made public and their
verdict is that the license OF Captain
Enos J.. Burke. master Of the boat,
is revoked and that Of Chief Mate
Leander Robinson suspended for one
year VI @ fS.5sss w Z. st.s.
Failure >to report that he was short
handed was the offense in Burke's
case and the mate was censured for
ordering a crew of green hands. 20
the life boats unnecessarily and with
out the orders Of the captain: -
= ~ Five Lost Their Lives. N-s..>.-s..
Five Of the crew were drowned try,
in to launch the starboard life boat.
The & Richardson left Duluth for
Buffalo the first week in December
with 100000 bushes of fax, a treach-
erous cargo. s..-. 49, .ss
. In Lake, Erie in a heavy storm of
wind and snow the captain lost his
reckoning and while heading into the
sea off Conneaut, Ohio, the cargo
shifted. In an attempt to 1straighten
the boat up ballast tanks were or
dered opened and the injudicious use
of water ballast caused the boat to
founder off Buffalo breakwater after
tion for two days. ss.<57,.,.:. =.
Boat Was Undermanned.
The report says: The, evidence
shows the cargo being q treacherous
one, there is some doubt as: to its
being properly secured, that the sea-
son OF the year was dangerous to
navigation, requiring extra precau-'
ton; that the steamer was UNDER
manned and the crew inexperienced
it being the first seeason for many
Of them ON q steamboats,. that they
never before handled q HfebOat In q
seaway; that the master failed to re-.
port such shortage of, crew: that on
the contrary he stated Indirectly
that he had a full crew; that his
handling of the ballast tanks SUBJ
merged the steamer, which resulted
in her foundering; that the CHIEF
mate gave orders to stand by the
ltfeboats without authority from the
master hat such orders were een-1
tirely unnecessary: S. =,; ) q; :.s
EsT Lard Inbl,srss for Crew. :ssss
The evidence st taee inquiry Show
ed : that ali the crew onIy rlne;
master and two mates and ID two siss4
neers, : ali licensed !, offfck krs. esries sda-
men, The ffiremen, the coaltassers,
and the deck hands were land-lub-.
bers. q. At least three of the crew
were boys in their teens. When It
came to launching, the lifeboat, these
imitation sailors did not know what
to do and five lives were lost.
But those familiar with life on the
great lakes will recognize from the
above that the real criminals have
not been punished. i.
The welfare policy which.
caused the Richardson to go down
the lakes short handed is to blame.
The sponsors of that policy, the
Lake Carriers association, are the
murderers Of the five men who lost
their lives. n 5s.s.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1910-02-05
so. Railroads
Refuse Wage
Raise Asked

Chicago, Feb.. 4.-Sixty railroads
in the country have notified the rep
of $4,000 firemen of the
25 per cent wages increase and other
concessions. =.
The roads express willingness to
arbitrate the question of wages, but
fatty refused other demands.
Their refusal makes the chance of
q general strike more imminent.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1910-02-05
P. M. ENGINEERS GIVEN %.
INCREASED WAGE SCALE

Detroit. Mich, Feb. 4. - Local
members of the Brotherhood Of Loco
motive Engineers announce that an
agreement has been made between the
organization and the. management OF
the Pere Marquette, Railroad COM
pany whereby $50 engineers In Michi-
gan will receive increased pay and .
betterment OF working conditions
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1910-02-05
WAGE SCALE RAISE OF
GLASS WORKERS AFFECTS
10000 EMPLOYEES IN EAST

= sfs~Pittsburg, Pa, Feb: IA Is per
cent advance in the wage scale over
the Lake Erie scale signed last July
was agreed upon; by the National
window Glass Manufacturers Asso-
ciation at conference with a COM
mittee of workmen yesterday.
The advance will, affect 10000
workmen The manufacturers com-
mittee3 represented plants from the
Kansas gas belt to Pittsburg.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1910-02-05
NAMES LABOR LEADER
FOR JOB IN NEW YORK

: New York, Feb. 4:-Herman Rob
inson, for the past fourteen years the
: A. F. of. L. representative in New
York city, has been appointed bS,
Mayor Gaynor. as commissioner Of IL
zcenses to succeed John N. Bogart.
re- Robinson was one Of the organizers
Of the United Garment Workers OF
America. sz ,..{ .1 rs !s].s :
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1910-02-05

before. the campaign that certain
down, town saloonkeepers and cafe
.proprietors were being extended spe-
cial favors in the matter Of keeping
open after hours by Mayor Haven, and
his chief Of police, G. H. Troyer. Th At
this procedure was believed to be
true is held responsible for many Re
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1910-02-05
A SWITCH STRIKE.

"A SWITCH STRIKE. :
He had his son across his knee,
The switch was raised on high;
The kid was scared, and candidly,
A tear stood in his eye.
But he was an ingenious kid =
Swift thought he of a plan;
you cannot work that switch!'
he cried, =
You are a union mani"
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1910-02-05

DR., M. B. Cullun1HwiI be the next
mayor Of Duluth. - --
s.. In "a DemocraticZa Landslide which
surprised the most Nanguine he was
last Tuesday electeH to office by a
of S29 :votas. H.. :. F..
r. And with him waa chosen 9 Demo-
.cratic:e ouncil. the sonnel which
IS Very fla ttering Judgme ent 81
4the city's voters. = r>-," r.
Several causes are ascribed~ by cur
rent gossip to-: have caused the de-
feat of the present mayor, Roland d.
Haven.
/ The voters of the city are believed
to have voiced to great extent their
feeling of resentment in regard ito
national politics. They are by some
said to have made Haven and his
Republican colleagues the goat" for
the shortcomings of the Cannon con-
gress at Washington. .'.-
Discrimination Was Charged. y
Again, considerable weight is CIV
en to the charges made during and
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1910-02-05
THE TICKET EcrED. /
FOR MA4bR.
Marcus b. Cull' Democrat.

FOR ALDERMEN. >
First .Ward-Jades A. Wllar-
" ton, Republican. 4. q. r..
$ Second Wartl-ka kank .Makow-
ski, Democrat. ->%:,
Third Ward - ERnk Jordan,
Democrat. as.--*$ atss=..-s- :.
Fourth Ward Harold r.
Curren, Democrat. .sss.3
-: Fifth Ward d-John=e' e Hogan,
Democrat. "A ...=y: ,. -
Sixth Ward-JQhn d. Berg
strom. Independent. r. .
Seventh Ward y William l..
Bernard, Denlocra.
Eighth Ward 4 L. A: Barnes,
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1910-02-05

Continued ON Page 8.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-10-10

5Que se ha hecho para evltar tales
.dcsgracias He a4al 10 que Sc ha pro
puestO segun el estudi0 de M. Jorge
isianchon.
La perdida del 'Fasfadet' :, fue un
Sysso para perfeceiousr et eferre de las
compuertas y el dispoStivo que per-
zaibe la evacuation del aqua.
Despnes de Ia catastrofe del "Lu-
tin sc rcfuerzan las parties debiles y sc
lsusea sobretodo ei medic dc salyar e!
bareO 10 antes possible con cl obJct0
&c eystar una muerDe horrible d Ia tri-
palaci0n Con este fin, Sc adaptan
grandes anillos fiJos al casc0. DE csa
manera los buzos pueden intr0duclr en-
aayieIiOS, los ganchOs de que van pro-
vfstas das cadenas dc satvamentos.
firacias q estss aniifos, eF ''PiuviOse
yqsdO ser Hevado al puerto. Este des
g1aciado barco ilevaba ademas otrO apa
mato EHIa boya teiefGmca" que fiota {
indica eE iugar de la catastr0fe y per
mite ia comunieaci6n cefef6nica con
los naufragOs.
los hombres del ''Pfuviose" no tu-
yicron tempo de servirse de ella.
SoIa1nente la marina aieInana posee
barcos especiates de safvamentO. La
marina inglesa csta constrayendo, pero
estOs barc0s, no han eftntoad0 ningu-
ma elase de pruebas tokiSvia.
Francia VA 4 constsuir an Etique DO
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-10-10

La marina lngiesa, hAsts s.hora, es
ia que mas ha safridc. La mayor par
tie de los accidentes ocarrid0S han sid0
acazss4ios por eXpiOsiones lnterlores de
los moto1es de gasolina Ejemplo los
supmarinos A en- 1904 1903 ell 4
en- 1907
10 mistno cn los Estados Unidos, 81
FaSton' en- 1902; el pike" y el
an 1909. En- Italia Ell F'oca" en- q
n1sun0 ;ano en- Russia eu 1904 81 Del
phin" y eI 'Stoli~d" con un total de
p muertos 40 heridos.
Existe otra cau<i d, acetdentcs: las
1nxni0bras falsas que dan iugar que
"A aqua entire por las eompuertas abler
1as Esto fu6 10 que ocarri6 el de
fei,rero de 1908 ruando e! . Farfadet'
Submarine frances. Sc hunuio on I'll ia
90 de Bizerte; ana troHba de aqua sc
Introduce p0r un oriticio y precipito 81
marco diez metros de profundida0.
IGn BiDerte mbien 10 Dc Octubre de
I5UO, tl EdIllH HtSIpAIT%to Fh coh-
e4iei0pes analogas. Una. tic las com
p,sertaS result6 que no estaba cerrada
del todo. Una piedra del tanano de
4ataa m,ez,se INTRODUCE en- uno de los
angutOs de la c0mpuvrta y la caJa de
aqua correspondence Sc lkeno causan-
do la p6rdida del submarine. Lo mis-
mo ACADIA de ocurrir al submarine ia
pon3s nImerO o.
OtrO case de accidenJt Is ei aborda-
ge, como ejeqnpiO recienbe la desgra-
caa del ''PEuviose El aqua entr6
.eor liz pOpa y el Submarine desapare-
-cio. A pesar de todos los csfIerzos pa
szcarIO i Ia superti4ie-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-10-10

que son las Galos que nos han traido la
palabra; pero parte de todo, Sc diria
que hasta los daltonistas esos ciegos de
los coloreS Sc ven los ojos cerrados y
mutuamente como d sendos camaleones.
Escribir yidas y cuentos en- tai cual
color ha sido obra intentada va por mu
chos escritores.-No hay que dejar pasar
que muchaS veceS estas acuarelas huma-
mas han reSuItado verdaderos pasteleS
abOminables.
Hay mujeres aztlcs, ros3S de tantos
OtrOS cOlOreS, queremOS declr. que unO no
Sc las pucde presentar mas que asociadas
I'm color o 4 dcterminada tinta, YER
bigracia. d una sOlter0na bien entrada
en- amos Sc la tigr1nh cualquiera con un
tra.ie yioleta por 10 menos en- tinta
plumbea y caso que fuese la pr0tagonis-
ia de un cuento, clertamente sera la re-
laci6n violeta a plumbea de un extreme
al otro. BESIDE ell principle al fin.
Qmen comprenda las cosas en- cierto
scntido l0gico, comprendera tambItn que
nosotroS tenemos nueStroS colores predl-
ectoS, prcferidos Gustos Y colorcs. es-
to es un argumento para las tilosofias
ndividuaii>taS y para la libertad de las
IopinloneS.
Los colores tiene su importancia.
AnteS dc vincuIaros con un amigo.
antes de acometer la conQuista de una
muier. observad bien cuaies son los
colores fayoritos de vuestros persona
.ics. Pensad tambien en- los vuestros y
buscad de haccr las mczcIas 81 es po-
sibIc 81 cS cI azul que o> ancanta, no
rcchaceis eI amariIIo esta mezcla os da
ri todos los matices del verde y asegu
rareis de csc modo la paz para vuestra
nXistencia.
iCuantas. desgracjls ham occasional
do las torpes combinacione> de colo
res coutrarios
Pero Sobrc todo debeis temer el vio-
lrta-AsegjiraSc que entire todos los go
lores cs cI mas inrstablo y j mas hi
p6crita. DE guStibuS el cooTabuS non
est disputandum Esto para todoS
aquelos que no couozcm .. latin, Ie
habra parecido negro.
Doctor Jim
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Doctor Jim
La pTeDsa inggIesa 6

FL creador del Daily Mail Is Al
iredo IlarmSworttl, ahorA lord de Nor
thcIiffe, quien empez0 su fortuna pc
riodistica con un periodiquico popular
Scmanal que cn mcnoS de un an0 alcan-
10 una tirada de $4,000 eie4nplares. FL
" Answers. que progres6 ii fuerza de
concursos. oErcci0 en- una OCCASION una
guinea scmanal de renta VitaHcla a
Quicn adiVinara la cifra eXacta del me
t1Iico rXistrntc en- Ell Banco de In
glatcrra en- IN dia dptcrmlnado: el pre-
milo 10 ajcanz0 un SoIdado y Ia tirada
del " Answers" Subio de $4,000 205.
900 eiempIares Entonces Harlnsworth
cre0 pcri6dicos y mas prri0dlc0S, y ca
81 todos tan afortunadoS que en 1881
producian una ganancia annal de Slete
millones. FL mas afortunado impor
tantc es el Daily Mail :" cuyo primer
mlmerO saI0 Ell de mayo de 1886, des
pues de haber SidO redactado, cOmpues
to, impreso y no vendido. tnicamente
para hacer pruebas Que dicsen la abso
luta seguridad de que no habia de ocu
rrir el menor entorpecimiento cuando
comenzara la publication.
Otro fabricante de papel inpreso, dig
no de compararse con Harmsworth, II es
Pearson, que entire los muchos peri0di-
cos Y revista de que es propietari0 po-
see ei 'DaiIy Express. que es el ri
val del DAILY Mail y que, como es-
te es de los peri0dicos mas teidos en
Ia Gran Bretana
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Desde Paris

Dspu6s de la catastrofe del subma
rlas ffPluviose" Ell ministriO de la Ma
rina, ha querido perfeccionar los pro
eedimfentos de salvamento de subma-
rInOS.
Hasta ahora, es precise eonfesar, que
fsGlO 10 que sc conoce V todo 10 que Sc
ha quericlo inventar da poeas esporan
zas de salvar sea la trlpulacIon o ei
Submarine
Fasta recordar los prIncIpateS accl-
,aentes de los submarines para c0npren
der la dificultad que presents sn sal
wsei0n
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E;xiste algun procedimlento para
salvar la tripulaci6n ann perdiendo
el barco?
Las bombas y dos recipientes de aire
son insufcientes. Los tabiques "Gtan-
ches" ofrecen poca garantia puest0 que
estan atraveSados estos 0rganos mccain
eos Sparticularmente pOr tuboS q. los deS
graciados marinos del 'Farfadet Sc
esforzaron inutilmente en- tapar con sus
tra.ps En- fin la perdida del equili-
brio que es la consecuencia Immediate
del accidente, aumenta la dificultad de
oponerse 4 la invasion deI aqua.
En- tales condiciones : ronpicndo
con las tradiciones de la marina, No
convendria mejor buscar un medic de
saivar la tripulaci6n, aunque eSta
abandone el barco?
En- America, Sc ma prop4est0 uti.I-
zar el tubo lanza torpcdOs para lamar,
no un torpedo, sino un holnbre. SIN
embargo puede resllltar que este proce-
dimicnto, aun dejando un lado HAS
pr0balidades de asfXia no sea capaz de
salvar a t0da una tripulaci6n.
En- ingiaterra Sc ha propuesto una
cspecie de escafandra que cada marine
ro debe de llevar y que le permitc pa
sar travGs de los compartments inya
didos. En- Ell casco d.. este pequeHo
aparato eXiste ~un producto quirnco
que produce oXigeno,, al "ontacto del
vapor lie aqua de IA respiration, -
an procrdimicnto que pe.ruite prolan-
gar la vida, durante aigunas horaS,
10 snficicnte, tai yez, para abrir las
compuertas y Salvarsc s. han heaho
algunas expcriencia~ Hn Portsmouth. y
resu!tan de cllas que, u Salvamanto
es possible menos de ; ane-ros De pro
fundidad y no mas. Desgraciadamen-
te no Is 10 que genoralurente ocIrrr.
En- F'rancia. se han eStudiudo uife-
rentes artiticios y en- el ministerio de
Ia Marina se cree quo hay pocas pro
babiIidadeS de salvar i Ia 1ripulaci6n
de un submarine sumergid0, Sino Sc
saca este Il la SuperticE. No Siempre
es possible pues Ia operation prcsenta
dificultades veces, imposibles de ven
Ger. De Is 100 metros De profundi-
dad, ning1n casco resiste. Ad@naS, pa
ra adaptar a un submarine 4paratos
de salyamentO . simplcmen1e de comu
nicaci0n cs necesar:o que - mar Is
t. en- cama
Ste VIC en Calais, cuand0 ocurri0 Ia
perdida del "Pnviose las dificulta-
deS contra las cuales llchaban los bu-
zos. Est0S trabajan en- Ell aqua man
SD, pcrO los tubos de acreaci0n y las
cadenas de salvamento, parficnd0 De
la superticie reciben los golpes de Ola
La rrpercusi0n Sc sientc on el fondo,
impidiend0 los buzos efocruar ei
trabajo
POr este motive, Sc cree que 10 me.jor
seria. tapar desde eI exterior todos los
aguJerus Y Was de aqua con substan-
cias Obturantes traves de las cua-
les Sc dcJarIa un sitio para un tub0 que
inyectase aire cOmprimido, pero, haSta
ahora, todo es teorla, pues, no sc han
ingcntado aun los medios dc realizarla.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-10-10

Siendo asi hay que contar con el va
tor y la abnegaci0n de los marinOs los
cuales, apesar de conocer el peligro, no
han dejado nj un solo instante de cum
plir con Sil deber PerO. estamos obi
gados a poncr en practica todos los re-
cursos de que dispone la ciencia para
perfecciOnar los metiios de SalvamentO
de los submarines.
Juan Frollo
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-10-10

tante para facilitar el salyamento de
los submarines pero no hay que hacer
Sc ilusiones pues la tai operaci6n sera
casi impossible, tratandose de fondos di
ficiEes como los de Calais.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-10-10
Garnet de IN esPi1

Entire amigas n.u ~. :
Els una bonuba betra :
-Ay, .hija, pero muy oursada, Sc. ve
que tiene treinta aiioa -, ~
10 habran ustedes Observable ise cae
una persona en- Ia calle provoea Ia
risa de cuantos Ia ven. :. Saeae un ami
mai y todo el mundo DICE. iP0bre ami
NAL ..
Cosas de Ia VIDA 80.
Amar;ls al prOjmo .
La Mascara de BRONCO
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-10-10

La Mascara de BRONCO
Bisbee daily review., 1910-08-06
CANADIAN REGATTA

ST. CATHERINE. Ont, Aug B. Hundreds of oarsmen and followers of aquatic sports are in St. Catherines for the annual regatta of the Cana dian Association of Amateur Oarsmen, the preliminary events of wh ch take place today, with the finals tomorrow. The list of entries gives promise oi the most successful regatta pulled off under the auspices of the association.
 Included among the participants are crews from Toronto. Montreal, Hali- fax, Winnipeg Hamilton. Brockville. Ottawa Boston New York. Detro {, Grand Rapids and several other cities of Canada and the United States.
 The programme calls for events for singles, doubles. four and eight. The main event will probably be the sen for elghts. in which the Ottawa, Tor onto and Detroit crews will be the chief contenders. This event Is to be rowed this year at the regular Hen ley distance, which is one mile $50 yards.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-08-06
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