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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-14
PROVO is READY
FOR MONDAYS VISIT
Special 10 The rrlb,Lne.

Special TO The Tribune.
PROVO. MAY lS.-An Ia now in reani -
ness for the Salt Commercial clubs visit
TO Provo Monday next The public en-
terCaillmenJ committee OF the Provo Com
merciat club, consisting on the following
well-known business men. r. r Irvine.
mond. A G. Land, G. w. Reid, Joseph T.
fstes. r Z. Involves and A. f. Palm. Will
have charge OF the visitors ana Will be
assisted by the officers OF tho CONNER
ceal club and mem bers OF the city oOlln-
Gu mayor and other citizens. william
M. Roylance. president OF tho Provo Com
mereial club. viii preside at the mass
meeting In the stake tabernacle In tho
evening: Thomas F, pierpont. vlce-presi-
dent. George Havercamp. Alex Hedquist
James Glove, Jacob Evans, Harry A
Berry officers OF the club, will be given
prominent positions on the rostrum.
whero seats will be provided for the
Committees and officers OF tho Salt Lake
Commercial club
tho city council Will attend both tho
Commercial club and the tabernacle exer-
clses. The council George Powelson,
president John Il. Bett n r. Thomas,
Jensen, A w. Harding. Albert NJ. Carter,
Myron G, Newell and z, s. Hinci,ley, viii
attend 81 q body.
The special train carrying the All
Utah Excursionists" will be met at the
Denver & Rio Grande depot at 20 y. n.
Monday. and the visitors will be taken
IN automobiles lor i run over the town
and through The fruit orchards. occupy
Ing about one hours time, aud VIII re
turn to the Provo Commercial club
rooms, where an Informal reception Will
be held and the visitors given a rest until
The meeting at the tabernacle. which Is
scheduled for O'Clock The tabernacle
choir will render three numbers, one from
Carmen, Won Weber's TnVitation TO
The Dance" and the Blue Danube "
Grahams quartette and Montgomery 8
band. accompanying the eXcursionists
Will give two selections each The meet
Ing Will be addressed by William NJ. Roy
lance. representing the Provo CONNER
ciA club, and by William ii, Ray. mayor
Of Provo. who will welcome the ''boost-
ers and give assurance that the resi-
dents OF the Garden City will give hearty
support TO the ''AU-Utah Excursion
Boosters" In their efforts TO advertise
Utah and bring all the people together in
the upbmldlng OF the state. Speeches will
also be made by members of the Salt
Lake Commercial club.
Alex Hedquist OF the Provo CONNER
cial club has been chosen 10 take charge
OF the lineup OF automobiles and lead
the party on their run about the city
and country. Provo is making prepara-
rions to entertain one hundred and fifty
visitors, besides tho home people After
the meeting In the tabernacle the ex-
will be escorted TO the depot
where their train Of sloepinC and dining
cars VIII be waiting a side track. they
VIII remain in their apartments until 3 |
o'clock Tuesday morning. when they de- |
part for Fairview, Sanpcte county.
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WILL USE REVIVALS
TO COUNTERPART FIGHT

NEW YORK. MAY 13-The proposed
evangelisttc crusade to offset what some
clerSymen style the brutallzlng Influence
OF the Jeffres- johnson fight Is taking
form, Two New York preachers have
accepted invitations To go to San Fran
cisco and hold revival meetings as coun-
ter attractions TO The big fight They
are the Rev. John Wesley Hill, one OF
the originators OF the crusade. and the
Rev. John Callahan mission worker.
The Rev William a, Sunday OF Chi
cago. best known as BILLY" Sunday the
baseball evangelist. will also go to San
Francisco, il is said here. The evangellsts
Will begin their work several days before
the fight.
New York business men opposed TO the
contest have subscribed funds TO pay the
expenses OF the crusade.
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ADDITIONAL SPORTING NEWS
THOMPSON ADVANCES
IN PUGILISTIC RING

Johnny Cyclone Thompson has finally
demonstrated his superiority oyer Pete
Sullivan for the lightweight boxing hon
ors. While Sullivan made game fight.
Thompson proved too much for him. The
ring, and while the latter landed more
clean blows. Thompson got in the wal
lops that counted. Thompson could have
won In the second round had he gone
after his man
Sullivan seems to have gone back. He
is not the boxer he has been in past
years, and IL seems that since he went
20 the hospital he has lost his grip on
the boxing game.
Thompson, on the other hand. seems to
be improving with age. He has never
been Knocked out and he is now In line
10 meet Battling Nelson in any kind of
n contest from six to forty five rounds.
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EPRRAIM is READY:
WILL BOOST THE BOOSTERS
Special to Tho Tribune.

EPHR-AlM, May 13.-That the boost
ers OF the Salt Lake Commercial club
which will spend about one hour In this
cit yncXt Tuesday noon, will be well en-
tertainod is evidenced by the prepara-
tions made by the local Commercial club.
Every member OF the organization. in
cluding the business men OF the city, is
enthusiastic on account OF having the
opportunity to show the visitors from
the metropolis the many points of excel
lence OF Ephraim. the most prosperous
dull moment during the visitors stay
IL will not be the fault of the local club,
The coming Of the boosters will he the
occasion of one OF the erandest celenra-
tons or the kind ever Witnessed in Eph-
RAIN, Although the excursion will be
accompanied by one OF Salt Lakes bcst
bands, and by male duarteLte. and the
local club has been notified that It will
the services Of the Snow Academy band
and orchestra have been engaged, and
there will be music galore.
Immediately upon tho arrival of the
excursion at 1850, the citizens and their
guests will form In column at The depot
and march TO the assembly hall at the
ne as follows Color bearers; Montgom-
crys bandi visitors. Snow Academy
band; city officers. citizens
A programme OF speeches and music
Will be rendered at the academy. The
spellbinders selected by the Ephraim
Commercial club are Mayor j. p Han
sen. Principal n. II. Noyes OF the Snow
academy and IL. f. Jensen. p d Jen-
sen will act as master OF ceremonies and
Fred Jorgensen as officer of the day Il
A BTitsch Is chairman OF the reception
committee and Will be- assisted by Fl. (
Jensen and Fred JorEensen.
IL is taken for granted that every cili-
zen Of EDhraim will bo at the depot at
1850 10 welcome the visitors. The stores
and business houses will be closed at
noon Tuesday TO give the employees an
opportunity to witness the celebration
The eXcurslonlSts will be escorted to
the depot and will make Manu their
next stop. where they also Will be treat
pd rryolfv
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PREPARATIONS MADE:
READY AT T0OELE
Special 70 The Tribune.

'SB~~'<'- ~ 1bc 4llDli4aS.
TOOELE. May 13.-The Commercial
club OF Salt Lake City will visit Tooele
in its tour over the state. The exucr-
slonists Will reach Tooele about a. m.
May 10 In their private car. They will
be met by committees from both the
Commercial club OF Tooele and the
Chamber OF Commerce of TooeIe town
site. consisting of tho following men:
Dr. Phipp, president; Peter Clegs, vice
president; Attorney Marks. secre tary
and treasurer, c, E- Green, c. r. Nc
Bride, j. l. Orme, A. Bcvan and w. III
EowIes, together with the officials OF the
Chamber OF Commerce, II. r Hancock
president; Martin Beck, vice president
u, "A. SieVers. treasurer, and II. Gro
hasko, ,secre tary. The above committee
VIII welcome the club TO our city AT the
san Pedro station They will be conveyed
10 the old town over the Tooele Valley
road TO the beautiful park west of At
torney Marks's home. whore there will
no given an open air programme and
speeches by the Salt Lake members. and
responses by the Tooele clubs, after
which they will bs taken on sight-
seeing trip over both towns, thence TO
the smeter 10 view the grounds there,
The International Smelter company will
entertain them at luncheon as It's guests.
after which they will be taken TO their
private car. From Tooele they will 60
20 stockton TO visit the club al that
place.
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A $4,000 Hotel for Manti.
! to The Tribune

Special 10 The Tribune.
MANTI May 15--Architect Grcaves OF
Ogden has been here for the past few
days. looking over grounds immediately
adjoining the bank property and will
draw tho plans for new $40 900 hotel
building which will adorn this property
in the near future The construction or
a heating plant for the public school
building has been let 10 t. P. Miller of
this city. The bonds for this plant were
voted one year ago. but owing 10 the
bids last year being unsa sIsfac ctory the
school board deferred the construc ction
until this season. The plant Will cost
about SI3 600
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Louisville Results

LOUISVILLE, May 1S.-Tod
results:
First race. six furlongs-GIlpi,
$3.50. won. Broken Ties, place s
ond: Zahra. show 5000, thin
ia 40.
Second race. mile and twent
Maid Militant, straight $3.50, W,
Diana. place $50. second; N
show $40, third Time, I:s3.
Third race. four furlongs. q
year olds-Liitle RaJah. stralg
won: Jabold. place $50, secon
show $3.50. third, Time. AS 2-5.
Fourth race, mile and twent
Early Tide. straight $40, y
Holzberg, place $3.50. second
Pirate. show $40. third. Time
Fifth race. purse. four and q
longs. 2-year-olds-l.ittle Oasis
S2i.90, won: Jack Denman. pII
second: Lau Mexican, show 81
Time. 81 3-5.
Sixth race. selling. mile and Al
Console, straight $3.50. won: N
gol. place $3.50. second; John
show $3.50. third. Time, 1854.
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ID. H. PEERY ESTATE
FILES INCORPORATION
Special 10 The Tribune.

OGDEN. May 12.-After starting the
erection of a modern hotel in Salt Lake
C!ty, The PeeTy estate flied articles OF
incorporation for the Pecry Hotel com
pany, with capital stock OF Sl00. 900.
with tho county clerk, Samuel G Dye.
The PeeEy estate TO tho hotel company
with valuation OF Sl0o0 900 is described
as follows: Commencing at tho south
west corner Of lot !, block SO. plat A.
Salt Lake City survey; thence north 1l5a
feet. thence west 165 feet, thence south
ll55 feet. thence cast 16o feet to the place
OF beginning"
The officers are Elizabeth l.. il. Pcery,
president; Joseph S. Peery and Horace
r., Peery vice presidents; Iinrold J.
Pcery. secretary and treasurer, These.
with Laura l.. p. Richards, Will form the
dircct toratc
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SCHOOL OF WASATCH:
FIRST HIGH SCHOOL LIST
Special to The Tribune.

Special to The Tribune.
IiBBER. May lG.-The first commence
ment exercises of the Wasacch high
school were held in the stake house here
Thursday evening.
After the exercises graduation ball
WAS held In the Heber amusement hall.
Out Of a class OF eighteen. seventeen
graduated from tho three years course
as outlined by the state high school
board
The young people having the honor OF
being the first class 10 graduate from the
Wasatch high school arc: Storm McDon-
aid Josephine Murdoch. Naomi Duke
Abe Turner. Erma Jensen. Eva Buys.
Forrest Luke. Mabel Ritchle. Ray Ma
honey Leon Peterson. Lula Cicgg. Doug
las Mun1oclS- Walter Burgener. Sylvan
I2ashand, Clark Crook, Reno Crook and
Nora Clyde
About seventy eighth grado stu
dents or Wasatch county are taking the
final examinations at Central school
house OF Heber, preparatory TO receiving
their diplomas for finishing the grammar
school work.
The commencement exercises Of the
eighth grades will be held on Wedncs-
day, May is.
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M'FARLAND AND CLARKE
HEADED FOR SALT LAKE

liver Lawson writes Manager Heagren
that Salt Lake may secure some OF the
national championships for the coming
summer. The first schedule announced
by the chairman OF the y, c. \, board
gave ell the championships TO the east
ern tracks. Heagren made big kick
big events.
Lawson also writes that Mcfarland and
Clarke have left New York for Buffalo.
and from there they will work their way
west to this city. Clarke and McFar-
land will not ride in the east at all and
will make their first appearance on the
local track since their arrival from Fu-
rome,
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Jurors for District Court
Inl IN. n-riin,nnn

EPHRAIM May 1S-Jurors for the
seventh judicial district for the May term
are as follows: Benjamin Davis, Wales
Lars Johnson. Moronl: Pratt D. Alfred,
Chester; Abraham Johnson. Andrew Jen-
sen, r. y. Benpett. Edwin c. Preston,
Mt Pleasant: James Clawson. Spring
City; X, +. Peterson. Christian Frantzen
Ephraim: Marinus Beauregaard, Gunni-
SON j. u. Jacobsen, Ferdinand Alder and
c. Peterson, Manu; James ". Stewart
Milourn; James r. Larsen, Caleb Hartley
Fairview: ]. II. Jensen, ST., Kjel Peter
Jensen. Peter Jacobsen. Fountain Green !;
John Thompson. Sterling: Ephraim An
derson. David Bailey, Hans X. Christian
sen and Lars Johnson, Moroni.
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IDAHO SP0RTSMEN
ELECT ANNUAL OFFICERS
Special 10 The Tribune.

BOISE, May l3.-At the annual meet
OF the Idaho State Sportsmen's associa-
tton yesterday evening the following Of
tlcers were elected for the coming gear;
President. s. u. Todd, Shoshone; vice
tary-treasurer. w. Hale Thornc. Sho-
shone. The newly elected directors arc
a. s CARRIER, Nampa. J.. j.. RurtenshnH,
Council, =. n. Farmln. Standpoint; Ben
Bean. Pocatello. and F NJ Eastman,
Boise.
1t was decided TO hold the next shoot
at Shoshone. the members from that city
In attendance extending u most cordial
invitation and stating their readiness 10
make all preparations necessary.
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JOINING MORMON CHURCH
EVIDENCE OF INSANITY


MANrrI. May 13.-The district court
has been in session here this week Pro-
ed. Brazilian" Jensen OF Bphrairu was
examined as 10 his sanity and his oom-
mitment TO the mental hospital at Pro-
40 was suspended for an indefinite Pc
riod, He says he has been f1eeced by
the Mormon church. Mr.. Jensen. in re-
ply 10 the question if there WAS any in
sanity in his parents said: ''J-here must
have been, or they would not have Joined
the Mormon church,
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What Everybody Wa

Everybody desires good beg
is impossible unless the k1o|
sound and healthy. Foley 4
Remedy should be taken at ~
dication OF any irregularity, 4
ious illness may ne averted'
Kidney Remedy will restore
news and bladder TO their nor
and activity. Schramm-John
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Hubby Common Gambler.

OGDEN May 1S-Characterizing
George a. Mead as q Common gam
bier" unfit 10 have the custody OF their
minor child, and declaring that he has
been guilty OF cruel treatment toward
her and frequently charged her with
adultery, Blanche Mead this afternoon
flied a complaint for a divorce in tho
district court The marriage took place
ar Salt Lake city. October %. 1905. Mrs.
Mead wants her maiden name Of Whit
ney, the custody of the child, reasona BILE
alimony and attorneys fees.
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Training Wins Titla.

The Training school beat 4
tons in 2 match baseball gan
championship Of division No.
Grade School league by the
10 . Friday afternoon on the 2
las diamond. Pitcher Taufer
all his own way. with good
the field. The winning lineu
follows. Rendfleisch. catcher
pitcher; Kendall. Mcdonald.
Taufer. fn6elders; Donkin.
Howe, outfielders.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-14

Prince Imperial, 20 n l. seen
Atltin, 8 TO l, third. Tlne. l:37'
Fifth race. about two miles
chase-Mellow Mint. 3 10 /. Tr
yah 4 to !, second: Mystic IL
!, third. Time. 400 2-5. y
Sixth race. mile and n sixteen
ME Kelso. I to 2, won. Eddie
TO !. second Sir Clegew, 10 Ia
Time. 1si5 80.
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Sacred Heart Exercises.
Special TO The Tribune

Special TO The Tribune.
OGDEN. May 1S-Members Of the
iaculty and tho second academic class
were attentive listeners Friday after
noon to the extemporaneous speeches OF
ls, graduates and third academies The
SUBJECTS were varied and intere sting
and the young ladies proved that they
have taken the first steps In this i'm
portant art
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Races at Belmont.

BELMONT PARK. May 13.-Today's
race results.
First race. four furlonRs-Ssar O'Eyan,
10 .. won; Sam Lewis, Is 70 i, sec
oiI, san6 AmpaIn n 10 l. ,I1 n9iId LIME. ;4s'
to 5. won; Magazine, to j. second
Guy Fisher, to l. third Time, 1:l2 Is
Third race. four and a half furlongs,
straight-Plutocrat z Ia ]. won; Anna
Casse, TO 5, second: Royal Meteor, lS
to 10. third, Time, :b2 2-j.
Fourth race, Metropolitan handicap
ono mile-Fashion Plate. 6 TO l. won;
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Death Of Manti Pioneer.
pecial To The Tribune

Special 10 The Tribune.
MANTI. May 1S.--Nells rsaacsons body
was brought IN on the noon Lraln today
from E'airview for burial. Mr.. Isaacson
died at his daughters home, Mrs. j. Pc
terson of FeIrview where he has been
for some time. He was 81 years old lie
was born in Norway January &c, 1923
His wife died several years ago.
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Stock Food Company.
Special TO The Tribune.

'NI''7fiF1II % ] TH IIIUUltE
OGDEN, May l3.-With capital stock
of 25,00h and shares at $40 each, the
Challenge Stock Food and Importing COM
pany today filed articles with the county
clerk. The company will engage in a
general food business. with Ogden as It's
business center. W. ". Garner. presi-
dent and treasurer; NJ. l.. Garner, vice
president and secretary. are the officers
These. with j. c. Davis. J. n. Garner
and Z. Y. Thomas form the directorate.
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Judgment for $1,000.
To The Tribune.

Special To The Tribune.
OGDEN. May ia judgment 10,
$500 in favor of Alice NJ. kdsnngs sbury
against Joseph Evans. the admins ira tol
OF Joseph ID. Carrolrs estate, was en-
tered in the district court today. Mrs
kishngbury sought TO collect S2250 which
she claims Carroll owed her AT the time
he was killed in E,lko several months
ago, by a woman OF The tenderloln dis
ti1ct
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Sent TO State Prison
pecial To- The Tribune.

SpeclaI % Tne Tribune.
OGDEN. May 13.-A sentence OF two
years I'm the state penitentlary was passed
on Joe French in the district court this
morning, when he entered a plea OF burg
larry in The second degree. French entered
second hand clothing store on lower
1'weDtY-fifth street several weeks ago
l.. e. Brightwell. who is Jointly accused
Of the crime, will be given a hearing
iator
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Offer of Settlement.

-TTN' IdI 10 7 Us 7 ITUuIIt.
OGDEN. May 1S.--An offer OF the Chi
csgo. Milwaukee &- Puget Sound Railway
company TO pay TO the widow OF the late
Jsnnes r.. Bowman $500 damages for his
death which resulted from an explosion
Of boiler at Nananda. Mont. December
rs. 1909. WAS set forth in a petition fled
by the widow. Mrs. Rose C. Bowman, IN
the district court this afternoue, in which
she asked permission 10 settle the claim.
Mrs. Bowman wns appointed guardian
of her two minor children yesterday
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Auerbachs Beat X. .-O'E

The Aucrbachs hung up the
OF the score in match gaipe
*. OBS Friday afternoon on q
field by the score of { to l.
battery-Sorenson and Salmon-
Manager Johnston Is roun9
fast team for the proposed ~
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An Old Tooele Settler,
Special to The TrihIme.

TOOEI.E. May 1S.-John NJ McKelIar.
one OF the Oldest and most highly re :
specLed citizens OF TuoeIe county, was
buried m the Tooele Cemetery yesterday.
He died on Tuesday. Mr. Mcclellan was
born In Scotland January 9. 1890 He
came 10 Utah a convert to the Mormon
faith in 1853. He shortly Afterwards came
To TooeIe City and has over since made
II his home,
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Wife Beater Punished.
acial tn The Tribune

Sp3CIlI NU I NJ" ITiDUNc.
OGDEN. May 13-CharIes Price O.
wife beater, according TO the evidence
produced In the police court this morn
ing was sentenced TO servo liinety-nine
days In the city iali by Judge j, Z. Muir
phY. Price set upon his wife al the Den
Yer rooning house last night. and her
face. when she appeared Ia court was
ample evidence Of how vicious her hus-
band attacked her.
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Senate Kuchler Returns.
Special 10 The Tribune

doph Kucfler with Mrs. Kuchler. have
returned 10 Ogden after a trip through
Juab and Sanpete counties, where with
other members OF a senate COMMITTEES
appointed al the last session OF the state
legislature. Senator Kuchler has been to
determine tho boundary line between the
Two counties
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Train Ditched; Fireman Hurt.
Special 10 The Tribune.

EPECTaI 70 TIC TrlDune,
OGDEN. May l3.--C. T.. Lewis. a
southern Pacific fireman. js at the hos
pital with injuries received ut Lakeside
yesterday when part OF tho work train
on which he was riding was dltched
Lewis jumped and landed In q pile OF
rocks, The tender Of the engine and
two flat cars were deralled
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Letters Are Asked.

Special 10 The Tribune.
OGDEN. May 13.-Mrs Sarah Jane
Blake is seeking letters OF administration
upon the estate or William Blnke who
died ut Ogden April 19, 1910 The estate
consists OF real and personal property
valued at S390I.
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EXCURSIONS EAS
Via oregon Short Lid

To Cheyenne or Denver -.
To Colorado Springs ..:,..-
To Omaha or Kansas Cltysr
To ST. Louis -. ...,,..''
To st. Paul or Minneapolls'
To Chicago -: 80. ."-..''
Proportionately low rates
points.
Tickets on sale Nav o, ~
II, Is, o.; July z, %; aug
September IA, %. Limlt. y
For further particulars see u
City ticket Office. 901 Man
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News of lntermOuntain Region.
OGDEN DEPARTMENT

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