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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1911-10-05
Notes from KeIlnersyille.

A class of about 80 were confirmed at
st. Joseph's Catholic church on Sunday
by Rt. Rev. Jos. Fox, Bishop Of the
Green Bay diocese. He was assisted
by Rev. Rohlinger, Rev. Cipin, Rev.
Braun, Rev. Mcdonald, Rev. Raus,
Rev. Kolor and Rev. Herb. The
church was beautifully decorated and
the services were impressive.
Mrs. Zankle of Two Rivers, aged 81,
died this week and was buried at the
Catholic cemetery. Rev. Cipin officiat-
ee. She is survived by one son, Geo.
of Manitowoc, daughter, Mrs. Jos.
Leman of Two Rivers. She was for
mer resident of Kellnersville.
Don't forget the date, Oct. 8, 1911
the time afternoon and evening the
place-Chas. Cherney's. And what's
doing? Shooting" for ducks and
geese.
On Sunday, Oct. 8, the White Sox
of Manitowoc will cross bats with the
local aggregation and hot game is
promised as the Sox have met with
only few defeats this season. March,
Kellner and Staalson will be the bat
terry for Kellnersville. Mahnke and
Wager will work for the city team.
The season is late but Kellnersville
will cross bats with the o. KS. ct the
fair grounds on Oct. 10, 1911, so it is
necessary for the locals to get in trim.
The line up used Sunday will be the
same as against the o. KS on the 18th.
A large bunch is expected from the
city as the city aggregation are after
the Kellnersville scalp, but they must
first get it.
A dance will follow after the game
and a good time will be assured to all
attending.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1911-10-05
Notes From SChIeSWig.

Mr.. Aug. Boeselager and family who
lived at Meggers have moved to Kiel
where they will reside in the future.
Emil Weber is serving as juror at
Chiffon this week.
Mr.. Heckeman from Meme who
was engaged as cheesemaker at Greve
a. Bars factory has resigned. He bought
a cheese factory in Meme.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1911-10-05

Mr.. and Mrs. Ernst vallefske return
ed from wesk's stay with relatives al
Amigo and Deerbrook.
Miss Elsie Malloch was seen in our
burg last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Behnke are the
proud parents OF baby girl.
Many Of the men Of our burg attend
ed the meeting at Reedsville last Mon
day evening. The meeting was main.
iy ID taking shares for building con.
densed milk factory in that village.
Collins is flooded mot yet but SOON
If this rainy weather continues.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1911-10-05
Notes From MishicOt.

Ouc VI VIC pFctUlcSJ WcuuluSS JIldb
Mishicot ever witnessed was held at
the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Kiel,
Tuesday evening, September 26, when
their daughter Martha was united in
wedlock to Mr.. Walter Vertz, a pro-
gressive young farmer of said town.
The ceremony was performed at 7:30
by Rev. Zell, the pastor of ST. Peters
Lutheran church. After the ceremony
the guests repaired to the home of the
brides parents, which was attractively
decorated with flowers.
An elaborate wedding supper was
served by eight mattresses all gowned
in white. After supper the time was
spent socially and everyone present
enjoyed it.
The bride is graduate of the Man
itowoc County Training school and
taught successfully the past two years
at Maribel. She has left the profess
sion to her fellow teachers regret, for
her winsome ways and CHEEKY smiles
won her many friends among them.
The bride wore beautiful gown Of
silk marquisette. She carried bou-
quet of lilies of the valley.
The groom is a young man OF excel
lent qualities and has large circle of
acquaintance.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vertz have left for an
extended wedding trip to the Wiscon-
sin Dells and on their return will stop
off at Milwaukee. Their place of resi-
dence is in the town of Mishicot where
they will be at home to friends after
October 8.
May they, as they 60 hand in hand
down the pathway of life, find peace
and happiness in their new home, and
may the roses which are strewn in the
pathway, have the thorns hidden be-
meath them.
The following notice of the marriage
of Miss Edna Runge, former Mishi-
cot girl, is taken from the Kewaunee
Enterprise:
Sat high noon on Monday, Septem-
Der the 18th, at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Chas. Metzner, the latter's only
daughter, Miss Edna Runge and DR..
Geo. G. Webb were united in marri-
age. The wedding ceremony was per-
formed by Rev. 1hos. Hoffman, in the
presence of relatives and few intim-
ate friends, the bride and groom being
stationed under canopy of similax
and autumn leaves. The bride was at
tired in very beautiful costume of
white silk chiffon, trimmed with NOS
saline and heavily embroidered roses.
She were bridal wreath and carried
shower bouquet of lilies .of-the-valley.
The groom and bride were attended by
Mr.. Charles Cheney and Miss Nan
Heck. Mendelsohns Wedding March
was effectively rendered during the
ceremony by Miss Amanda Stueck.
Immediately after the nuptial knot had
been tied, very sumptuous dinner
was served, the guests being waited
upon by the Misses Florence and Sell
ma Weier, Anna Rudebeck and Mayme
Schauer Arrangements were made
for the bridal couple to leave at three
o'clock for Manitowoc, where the bride
and groom expected to take the train
for Akron, Ohio, to visit at the former
home of DR.. Webb.
DIR. and Mrs. Geo. G. Webb will con-
tinue to reside in this city, their home
being ready to receive them when they
return from their wedding trip"
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1911-10-05
Mr.. Marchen of Appleton is visiting
bic dourhtan Nfrs philjn Koeniu

Mr.. Marchen OF Appleton is visiting
his daughter, Mrs. Philip Koenig.
The marriage of Mr.. Anton Casper
and Miss Marie Kirch was solemnized
at st. Gregories church Tuesday morn
ing. The bride was attended by her
sister, Miss Krch and Miss Wiegel Of
Jericho. The groom was attended by
his brothers Edward and Robert Cas-
per.
Best wishes are extended by all their
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jos. Grove OF Milwau-
kee and Mr. and Mrs. Jos. Wessling OF
Greenwood were here to attend the
Casper-Kirch wedding.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Benin left for
Maggers where they will reside in the
future.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1911-10-05
ANNUAL MEETING.

The annual meeting OF the Nanito-
voc County Horticultural Society will
be held in the Court house, Saturday,
October I. The forenoon session will
begin at 10 o'clock, the afternoon SEES
sion at 1:30.
PROGRAM.
AN.
Pruning and Grating, John e. French
Marinette, Wis.
Three years experience with young
orchard James Zahorsk
DR.. Nj. Staehle
Report OF the Delegate to the State
Convention E. s. Bedell
Cherry Culture D. e. Bingham
Pres. State horticultural Society,
Sturgeon Bay, Wis.
Marketing Apples August Schuette
A Perfect Home Orchard
HI. F. Hubbard
Spraying, General Discussion.
Election of Officers and other business.
In connection with the above there
will be an apple and fruit exhibit
Every member or person interested
whether member or not should bring
something to exhibit. There will be
paper plates on hand for the exhibit
There are some excellent varieties Of
apples in the county but the storekeep
ers do not know Of them. Make your
products known.
c. w. FdEIsNEsT, Sec'y.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1911-10-05
Mems Underwear

We satisfy your every in the line
mems furnishing goods department showing complete
sortment of both wool and underwear.
Flat Goods Ribbed Feecened all coors
and at every price
We sole for the celebrated Staley Brand UNDER
and have complete all sizes all
times This underwear is unquestonably
on the market We cordially invite you to call.
Prices, SOC to $500 Union Suits ST.. 90 to $3.50
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1911-10-05
ReuuIatinna of Rohheriea

Says the Philosopher Of Folly:
"The police will, be telling us next
that 1t is impractical to stop rsbbsriss.
but that they will be judisiousiy re-
ulated."
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1911-10-05

The woman who runs homo sacri.
fees no dignity; the woman who runs
home well comb ines all the profess
sions of womanhood
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1911-10-05
For Your Boy

We have the styles of Boys clothes that will exactly meet his
requirements.
These with knowledge boys boys
that they romp and play and are hard clothes
They made the styles and OF the attractive
Fall fabrics
Norfolk Doubebreasted Russian and Blouse Suits the
seasons latest styles.
We cordially invite your inspection. Suits ST. to $1,000
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1911-10-05
Children's and Misses School Shoe!

dependable footwear for hard we'll made solid
leather thread and above ALL good fitting
and comfortable.
The shipment just arrived includes gun metal box calf
vc kids in button styles, various lasts
trial. We showing very complete
sortment Women's Shoe Section the
second floor. The latest styles and lasts now in.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1911-10-05
Bands of MarabOut

unusually effective trimming for the party and ass
for edging chidren's caps and coats
Our assortment contains the leading shades at 60o
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1911-10-05
VelVeteenS

Velyeeeus in tailored
suit waist Our showing contains the leading staple
shades-pery yard at 500 to $lOc.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1911-10-05
Fringes For Trimming

Chenele Knotted Silk Fringes this seasons
most desirable dress trimmings.
For trimming finishing panels is
the fashionable garniture.
Chenelle Fringe white black and coors5oe e6e 500 up
Silk Fringe in black at $50, 76o and up.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-08-03

r. II. F'intcll of Rutland. whose license
for pcddlng milk was revoked ON ac-
count Of his failure to install bottlm .
apparatus Al his farm is to ho allowed to
continue his route, having his milk
bottled at creamery until he can hay,
facilities at his own place.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-08-03

operator Is believed to have been saved
from death by maps lead pencils and
other articles In the breast pockets OF
his coat The foreigners knife, however
cut through all of these, and made scri-
Gus wounds on Ximmerman's chest
tn re also are cuts on the abdomen
arms and legs
Zimmerman and Siciiian have engaged
In number Of law suits, 1t Is said, dur
Ing tha pPsI yesa
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-08-03

Mauff read from advertisements of
brewers claiming that their beer was
made of the best barley, malt and hops
when I'm reality none of these ingredients
was used. one advertisement read: IF
YOU only knew what we know about beer
you would drink no other thSn our beer"
YES" commented Or. Wiley, maybe II
we knew what they knew about beer we
wouldn't drink any beer at ALL"
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-08-03

"HcGd up" on tho classified ads bcfa--
you go to ind Il furnished room,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-08-03
POCKET CONTENTS SAVED
HIM FROM KNIFE THRUST

Somerset, Pa, Aug 1,-Danlel b.
Zimmcrms n, millionaire coal operator and
ranch owner, is In "a serious condition to-
night from knife wounds inflicted to-day
by Antonio Sicillan. Slclllnn Is locked up
under 5000 bond, charged with intent
10 Kill
Sicllan attacked Zimmerman NJ the
Ralphton mine OF the Quemahonlng Coal
eo--nsnU- six miles from here. The GOAL
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-08-03
TAXATION OF THE
ORP0RAT|ONS
Commissioners Report Shows the
Systems Now in Use in
Eastern States.

! Corpora tiOns Herbert Knox smith, sub
hitting his report on the taxation Of cor
porations in thc eastern States. in whic h
are classed Ohio. Indiana Illinois, Mich
ignn, and Wisconsin. saws that this group
differs from the Middle Atlantic group
In using much more extensively the gen
era property tax for state revenue. Wis
! co sin nlore onnroachcs a ycparation Of
| sources of revenue. and its special taxes
! vi.ld suficio,, ro,,nue for ordinary state
EXPENSES ohio au,lics spcciu taxes and
| the ecn.rnl nronortv tax to tho same cor
horizons for state uuruosoe. indiana and
| Illinois lc,,v nracticnllv no special taxes
on corunrntinns Michigan and Miscun-
| Elm mako elaborate ,,hy,icul valuation of
| .,oo,n and y,roo, r.uva, rroucrtv. which.
v,,b o,r,,ir, c,,,,i,- ,n-, the basis
oc c.,,,-o1,,irts,crat nd ,olorc,n taxes.
( p.,or,,,,,, ,Do ,o,dou.,.. olnost universal
| ,,.o,,hor- r,..s. ,y., c,,tcs bnvc with
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,ro,r ,ho ,,,,,,rr ,,ro.s earnings method
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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-08-03

stores medium of communication
with you is through It's ads When 1t
fails to advertise, it's reasonable for YOU
To assume that it has nothing 10 say to
you'll
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1911-01-03

brega zganja, pa TO kmalu odlep.
To-
'kaJ pa to pomcm je Sc ma
poluradno vpraSal ,trazmoister
Ell, vse Yam poycm. lie mar
kapljic dobrega zgania hoGem. do
siromaku pomagam MA noge," mn
Je segel vines IclezniSki uradn;k
Mlada narava .jc zmagala in
mladi popotmik jc vstal. 'Toliko
boljSe.' je rekcl Bolcev gospod
Bono Sli pa skupai Y gostilno
Nrocina, pa nczrela iabolka, pra.
zen zelodcc roman 70
Dozivel sem pri vojakih .."
lie pojdita L mani Sc ie Y
cc'cinl obrnil BoIccv goSpod pro.
ii potnikoma uliudno. "Kapliica
starine in dober pri"rizck Wanna
ne DO Skodil.
Pri caii VIVA in dobri domasi
Sunk je zclcznilki madnik razob-
lozil ves dogodck ia pristavil:
Nisem pa misliI. da pojde stra-
hopctno buddlo res kIicat oro5n;-
ke."
oroznika in >tralmoj,ter so Sc
smejali. Kon@no .ic pa strazmoi-
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1911-01-03

Ozeni ali omozi Sc. Ako 81 vdo-
wee ali vdova. ozeni ali omozi Sc
vnovic.
Bod zmeren V rabi tobaka.
Tako zdravniki. Mi vemo, da
vsled slabih razmer, Xxi Jill ustvar-
ja sedanii kapitalisticni sistem, nj
mogoGe vsakemu delavcu izpol-
njevati vscga tega. Vendar nekaj
Sc re stori. ako Sc clovek hoce
Zavzeti.
Razen tega pa imamo IA slo-
vcnske delavce V Ameriki Sc je-
den nasvet:
Ako cults bolezen in 81 san ne
moreS pomagati, pojdi osebno k
najbliznjemu dobremu zdravniku.
&c ne znaS angle<ko. vzemi tolma-
ca seboi. Nikdar pa ne pisi ma
razne zdravniske zavode in razne
"slavne Specialist kteri delajo
krice5o reklamo DO ostalem slo-
venskem casopisiu - izvzemSi
par listcv - in hvalisajo svojo
"ucenost'. Doticni "'zdravniki''
2naio sdraviti in operirati samo
yep, ne pa bolnega cloveka.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1911-01-03

nizirajmo. sirimo nase Gtivo, sploh
skrbimo. ola bodo povsod, kjer bi-
vajo delavci Gitali ''Proletarca",
knjige in b%roSurice, XII razmren-
jaio delavcem oci, da tenn laglje
umevajo gnilo kapitalisti5nn clo-
veSko druzbo in umevajo pot, Xxi
vodi do svobode. enakosti in brat
silva.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1911-01-03
Skrbi "a SyOje zdravjs.

Zdravjc je prvo ma svetu. Ako
Glovek nj telesno ldrav. nina pra-
viii moci niti "a duSevno delo.
REX Sc glaSi: Zdrava duSa prebi-
va lie V zdravem telesu. Seveda, $
TEN Sc ne misli neke "neumrjo-
ce" duSe, marvec cnerzijo in mi
Sljensko silo cloveka. Mnogo bo-
lezni, poSebno notranjih, Sc lahko
%prepreci. &c clovek zivi Zmerno in
Sc ravna, kolikor mu d~opuSGajo
sredstva in razmere, pc predpisih
hygiene ali m~odernega nauka o
ohranitvi zdravja.
Idravilska veda, ktera je cd
krila in p~rinesla re veliko dobre-
"a trpecemu cloveStvu. priporo-
ca vSakemu, kdor hoGe imeti zdra-
We telo in kdor Sc hoGe odtegniti
prezgodnji Starosti ter prezgodnji
smrtl, da Sc ravna pc sledecih
prcuplSIn nlSlJene:
Giblji Sc kolikor mogoce veliko
ma svezem zraku in ma solncu.
Solnce je vir zivljenja in svez
zrak je podlaga zivljenju in trd-
MENU %zdravliu. Skrbi, da pozi-
mi vsak dan ~prezra6iS svoje sta
novanje zlasti skrbi, da je V sobi,
kjer spiS, vedno svez zrak, cato
maj DO okno odprto pc lett in pc
zimi. sub in gorak zrak, kakor-
Sen je navadno pozimi V hisah, je
gniezdo "a mikrobe ali kali mno-
gOvrstuih bolezni.
Ako o~pravljaS tako delo, da 81
prlmoran vedno sedeti, telovadi
vsak dan jedno uro zjutraj in Jed
no zvecer ali Sc pa sprehajaj. Med
telovadbo ali hojo dihaj globoko.
Uzivaj meSo samo enkrat ma
dan in TO ne dosti. .Jej toliko wee
juhe, zelenjave. jajca, sadie in
mleko. SladSGice MISC dobre. kai-
II pokvarijo zobc in zelodec. IA
Va tudi nj priporoGljiy1. ker raZ-
burla zivce in pOvzroca prenaglo
utripanje srca. To velja posebno
"a slabotne Judi. Dobro zgrizi in
p%rezveci vsako trdo jed.
Bodi zmeren V pijaGi. Ako re
pics, PHI glaz ali diva piva ali do
brega vina samo "a zejo. nikdar
ne posili: Ne PHI pa nit kapljice
lganja. Zganje je strup, XII unicu-
Je telo in misel. Posledice pridejo
pref ali slej. Ne daja.i otrokom nj
Ii kapljice kteresibodi alcoholic
he place.
koplji Sc najmanj enkrat v te-
dnu. Enkrat V mesecu vzemi par
no kopelj. Umij 81 noge vsak We
Ger predno greS spat. Koza mora
biti cista.
Spodnja obleka ne SINE biti pre-
debela. Najboljsa .ie IL platna.
kajti cimbolj je clovek oblecen
debelo, teSko obleko, temboli lie
obcutlJiv napram mrzli sapi in
pref Sc prehladi. Ovratniki mora
10 biti ohlapni, ne p~retesni, da
stlskajo vrat. Ravno tako mora
-.
biti VISA obleka malo ohlapna. Pc
tc ma cevljih morajo biti mike,
posebno pri zenskah.
Hodi spat zgodaj in vstani Ego
daJ. Sest do sedem ur spanja ie
dovolj IA vsakega zdravepa mo-
"a; osem ur "a zensko. Spalnica
MAJ bo temna. mirna in okno cd
prto Cpozimi "a diva palca pri vr-
hu.)
Ne muci 81 mozganov z grenki-
mi spomini ma stvari ali dogodke.
XII so re minuli in cemur nj odpo-
Inoci. Ne fantaziraj prevee o stva-
reh, XII so nemogoee v realnem
z~ivljenju. Ljubi druzbo in dobro
zabavo, kjer Sc mores nasmeiati
do srca. Premaguj jezo!
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1911-01-03
s~ILVEsTRoV VECER 1890.
Spomini: Mace Ilemberger.

Burja .jc pihala Z vso >ilo in
gonila snezinke pred Seboi. NiSo-
Ike Y zraku Jill je sukala vrtin-
eth, ia so zopet paddle go>to Y
zatiSju ma tia, kjcr SO tvorile We
like zamete.
Bill je vecer, oh katerem clovek
~nairajSe sedi pri topic zakurjeni
peel. &c pa mora ma ulico, pa OBJ
lece sukno ali kozuh. ako iu ina.
V ~veGjem industrielnem mestu
ma gornjem StajerSkem so praz-
novali rudarji Silvestrov ve6er.
ObSirna dvorana pri "Zlatem
jagnjetu' je bila polna obcinstva.
Ndarjali SO tamburaSi. locke med
tamburanjem so pa polnile dekla-
macije in petite.
ToGno oh pol dvanajsti uri Sc
ivigne zagrinjalo ma govorniSkem
odru. Ma oder stopi sodrug in to-
variS, Xxi danes zastopa avstrijske
delavce kOt poslanec V parlamen-
tn. Pritel je 4 veliko francosko
revoluciJo In tehniSko d%ovrSenost-
10 preset ma revolucijo 1S4S V
Avstriji in ma progone prvih o.
znanjevalcev SocialiSticnih nau-
kov V Avstriji. Spomuil Sc je ne
Srecnih zrtev - rudarjev. XII so
pod zemlio darovali svoie zivlien-
je molohu kapitalizmu. V odpra-
vo vSeh krivic, Xxi jih trpi.jo danes
delavci je pa priporocal cvrsto
IN SANDSTONE delavsko politiGno
in gospodarsko organizaciio.
IRA je odhila dvana.ist. Plinove
svetllke ugasnejo. Okoli odra pa
zazari rdec umetalen ogenj. VISA
dvorana je bila nakrat krvavo
rdeca. Pevski zbor zapoje DELAY
sko himno. M odru 50 pa prikaze
Zva Slika. UmctniSko SeStavlic-
ma Slika: delavec - produccnt
vSega. kapitaliSt - izsesavaG in
vzivaG. vojak oborolena sila.
k varuje in cuva kapitalizem.
duhovnik - Xxi SiStcmaticno viva
delavski deci duIcvni strup Y mo-
zgane, da oStane pohlcvna para
kapitaliStov, ko doraste. Za ire
notek pade zagrinjalo in Sc 10
pet dyigne. Pred delavcem stoji
boginja svobode, drzec rdeG pra-
por V roki 4 napisom: Svoboda.
enakoSt in bratStvo. Boginia svo-
bode prime delavca "a roko, pre-
StraSeni bezijo kapitalist, vojak
in %dnhovnik. pevsko druStvo pa
zapoje m~arzeljezo.
Obcinstvu rOsijo solze oci. V IL
vi in alegoricno sestavljeni sikh
vidijo svoje gorje in svojo osvo-
bodenJc - vstajenje delavskega
raZreda.
Minolo .ie dvajset let cd tega
dogodka. Kratka doba, ako 10
primerjamo 4 vecnostjO. Ali "a
cloveka = delavca pomeni dvaiset
let polOvico njegovega zivljenja,
pomeni. da njegova p%roduktivna
sila pesa in z vsakim dnem posta-
ia mani vredna "a k%apitaliste. da
Sc bliza cas-. ko ga kapitalisti po-
sadiJo ma cesto in mu milostno
dovolijo umreti IA tvorniSko
ograjo.
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