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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1912-11-27
Men Demand Black List Be
Lifted From Former
Employees.
TIEUP is COMPLETE.
Scenes at Homestead and Braddock
In 1892 May be Re-Enacted Ii
Trouble is Not Settled.

Pittsburgh, Pa, Nov. 27.-On the
heels of the positive declaration OF
the striking trainmen Of the steel
trust that they will refuse to return to
work until after the trust lifts the
blacklist from the officers of the union
and agrees to give every striker his
old Job back, came the report that
car loads of strikebreakers were al
ready hidden IN the big plants al
Homestead and Braddock.
The company has placed cots in the
laboratories and is prepared to house
the strikebreakers. Armed guards
are patrolling the outside of the mill
and detachments Of state constabu-
lary, the "Black Cossacks," are with
ing striking distance ready to bt
rushed into service whenever the steel
trust managers want them.
The tie-up is complete in the two
mamoth plants on opposite sides OF
the Monongahela river. Only four OF
the 33 engines of the Homestead plan!
were moving and every siding is filled
with idle cars.
None of the skilled or unskilled Ia
borors in the plant have more than &
DAYS work at the outside available
and unless the strike ends quickly
or the company is able to break up
the car tie-up with strikebrcakcrs the
mills will have to shut down com
pletely.
There is cr@.. ;,oss.stsE ny tat 25.eI
if the strikebreakers are put to work
the cars will not move, as it is ru-
mored today that the union trainmen
and switchmen OF the railroads cente!
ing in this city would refuse to handis
cars loaded and taken from the stee!
reservations through the medium OF
non-Wion men.
There is evidence of bitter feeling
already on both sides, and every hom
that settlement is deferred add; tf
this. The action of the company Is
automatically establishing black
list containing the names of the mci
who circulated the petition, which ask
ed the company to pay the same wage
for labor performed inside its yar"S
that the railroads on the outside
were paying, has resulted in bittei
criticism by the strikers. Threats
have been made that strlkebreakers
would not be permitted to work open
", and in addition there were rumors
afloat today that the unskllIed work
crs of the steel trust, many CT whom
have secretly affiliated with tbs
Industrial Workers of the World
might take the present as a good tlmt
10 formulate demands for better work,
ing conditions and more wages.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1912-11-27
ELKS' SERVICES SUNDAY.
Opera House Will be Handsomely
Decorated for the Occasion.

There ha: been a heavy demand for
tickets to the Elks' Memoria! service
which will be held at the Opera House
on next Sunday night and many of
the memebrs have already disposed of
their tickets for the occasion. Eacn
member Of the lodge was given three
tickets in addition to his own mem
bership card. In addition number
of invitations have been sent out to
the families of deceased members.
Chares Fleischmann has prepared
some novel effects in the way of deco
rations for the stage Of the Opera
House which, it is said, will surpaS5
anything that the Elks have ever az.
tempted. The decoration committee
which consists of the chairman, Tnos.
N. Dunbar and Herman Friedlandnr,
have completed the plans for their
part Of the work.
The program will be Of high order
and some Of the best known so!olsta
in Alexandria will appear on the pro-
gram.
The officers of the lodge will meet
tonight at s o'clock in the home OH
Prince street for the purpose Of re-
hearsing the ritual.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1912-11-27
TELEPHONE WORK STOPPED
Chesapeake and Potomac Te!ephon"
Company Must Obtain Permit =
To String Wires. =.

Mayor Fisher yesterday ordered the
cable laying gang of the Chesapeake
and Potomac Telephone Company to
stop the work of stringing the heavy
service cables they have been plac-
inc down King street. The company
has no permit to place cables in the
,ity and not having secured permIs-
sion to do this work it was ordered
stopped by the Mayor pending action
If the Council on the Company's ap-
oiication for franchise.
Corporation Attorney Fisher, is OF
the opinion that neither the Capita!
City Telephone Company the Postal
Telegraph-Cable Company or the
Western Union Telegraph Company
have permits for stringing heavy SER
vice cables along poles erected in the
streets of Alexandria. The Bell Co.
undoubtedly followed the example OF
the other companies. not cons!derlns
it necessary to obtain permits 20 ao
the work.
As the Chesapeake and Potomac
Telephone Company now have an ap-
nIication for a franchise before the
committees on general laws, finance
and streets of the city council, nothing
will be done toward resumlng the
work of stringing cables until the
Council takes action on the franchise
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1912-11-27
TWO POPULAR EAGLES.
Eagles Bazaar Committee Decides to
Give Two Prizes.

At the Eagles Bazaar which was
closed at the Armory last Saturday
night, a prize was offered for the
most popular member of the order.
When the committee, having the
matter in charge, met on Monday
night it was found that the two high
est candidates were James I. LUCK
EFT who had 444 votes and r. c. Tai
bott who had 433.
The committee decided to award {
prize to each of these contestants
Clarence w. Seaton was awarded the
Rob Row stove as he held the lucky
ticket which was number 10.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1912-11-27
ITALY AND AUSTRIA.
Understanding SAID 20 Exist Betweer
Two Nations.

Rome, Nov. 27.-What sort of ali
understanding concerning Albania ex-
lists between Italy and Austria? The
Italian socialists are exceedingly anE.
ious to know Deputy Lionida Bisso-
lati, Socialist and Labor leader IL
the Italian parliament explained why
today in the following signed inter
view given to the United Press.
Whoever wishes to grasp the rca:
reason why Austria feels itself de-
feated along with the Turks by the
Balkan allies has not only raised its
Glance so that it will embrace the en-.
tire effect on the situation created by
the near eastern war.
A powerful new political organl-
zation is about to be formed just
across the Austrian fronticr-an or.
ranization in which the Slav elemen'
will predominate With such an organ
ization perfected, it would at once be.
come a center Of attraction for The
Austrian Slavs.
There is nothing for Austria to Dc
to avert this peril but to prevent the
formation of the new Slav State-b!
diplomacy if possible but by force OF
arms if necessary.
Austria's business, therefore. IS K
find a way Of Intervening in the Bat
kans to the detriment of the Slav eie
mert. Intervention by itself alone
and against all Europe would be I'M
possible, however, so Austria plans tt
secure the intervention of all three ma
tions of the triple alliancc-Austra
Germany and Italy.
If this plan is to succeed 1t must Dc
accepted by Italy, and as Italy mas
some interests in Albania, the main
tenance of Albanian integrity mas
been made the pretext for interven'
ton. Should Italy insist on this poln1
Jointly with Austria, Germany VII.
also be dragged into the situation
not because it is interested IN Albania
but for the reason that Italy, by piac-
ing itself in opposition to the rise oi
Slav power, will antagonize Russia
and be forced to bind itself more flrlr
" to the triple alliance.
At present. therefore, the Socialists:
and, believe, the greater part OF the
people of Italy demand Of the Italian
government, to know if an agreemenT
regarding Albania exists between Aus
tria and Italy.
Albania just now is part Of the ter
ritory in which the allies armies arc
entitled to freedom Of action. No
European nation which wishes to re-
main faithful to the principle OF peace
among the powers can take the lnltla-
tive of coercing the Balkan states con
cerning Albania.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1912-11-27
Boardwalk on Fire.

Atlantic City, N. j., Nov. 27.-Halt
a. square of Atlantic's City world lam
ons boardwalk was destroyed this at
ternoon by fire which started IN
small boardwalk store near Georgia
Avenue.
Damage was done to the east enc
70 about $4,000 mainly to the board
walk.
Seven small stores, facing the board
walk and occupied principally by sy
rian storekeepers, were totally de.
stroyed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1912-11-27
Seryia Will Insist on Outlet.

Rome, Nov. 27.-The Russian am
basador was quoted in the Massage
70 today as saying the Gar will sup
port Servia's demand for an Adriatic
outlet no matter how vigorous the
opposition to ite, he added, however
that he believed war would be averted
probably by a conference with the
powers.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1912-11-27
Whatever the Italian governments

Whatever the Italian governments
attitude toward Austria's attempt 20
prevent ths rise cf the Slay5 | feel I
can say that the great majority OF
the Italian people and a greater ma
iority of all lovers Of liberty and pro-
grcss throughout the world demand
that the Balkan nations be allowed
whatever rights they won, as well as L
free opportunity for the greatest
growth and development of which
they may be capable.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1912-11-27
BOARD OF ALDERMEN.

A comparatively small volume Of bus
mess was transacted last night, and
the session was brief
Mr.. Field, of the joint committee
on finance and schools, presented the
following report on the recommenda-
ton of the City School Baord for the
erection of new high school building
ON the northwest corner of Cameron
and West streets.
"Your joint committees on finance
and Schools, to whom was referred the
resolution asking an appropriation
for the building of high school to
be placed on the corner of Cameron
and West streets, respectfully report
that we have gone over the matter
carefully and see the urgent need OF
the building. We recommend that the
further consideration Of the matte
be deferred until January l. 1915,
by which time certain matters now
pending will have been concluded,
thus enabling US to render full ano
complete report"
The report was adopted.
Mr.. Ballenger submitted petition
of the Robert Portner Brewing Com
pany for permission to move the
Washington Southern Railway track
on the west side of st. Asaph stree.
to- the east side of the street; also to
remove the curb on the east side
of St. Asaph street in front Of their
plant, to take up the brick pavement
and replace the same with granolithic
blocks; also to put in spur track
from the Southern Railways side
track on Wythe street near its in
tersection with Pitt.
The petition was referred to the
Committee on streets.
The committee on finance, to whom
was referred the petition from the
managers of the Children's Homo
asking an appropriation of $500 for
defraying the cost of installing u
heating plant in the home, reported
in favor of appropriating $3.50 to-
wards defraying the cost of such d
plant.
The report was adopted.
Mr.. Ogden submitted a favorable
report of the committee OH streets
on a resolution appropriating S50U
for placing a sewer on Alfred strees,
between Queen and Princess, and the
report was adopted.
Mr.. Ballenger, from the commit
tee on public property, reported tina.
it would cost S3,50O to install g
heating plant in the City Hall build
ing. The report was received
Mr.. Ogden submitted an advance
report Of the committee on streets
on a petition of Edward T. Bell, for
permission to erect two story
frame house on the west side OF
Payne streets, between Princess anu
Oronoco. The report was adopted.
The committee on streets recon-
| mended an appropriation of S75 fol
defraying the expenses of City Engl-
neer Dunn to the meeting of Amen
can Roadbuilders' Convention, al
Cincinnati, December So, 1912.
Their recommendation was adopt
ed.
! The Board concurred in the action
OF the Common Council on peti,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1912-11-27
bv pOWELL M. GULlCK.

Dy FOW Il!
They're takin' home the maanS
OF the punkin pie so fine,
That's serve to us ThanksgiVin' Day
When we sit down to dine.
An our mouths can't help but water,
As we think o. days gone by
When we would sink our teeth into
A hunk O. mothers pie.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1912-11-27

They're takin' home the spirit
or the great world out O doors;
When shocks with fodder overflow
An peace rests on our shores.
So we're thankful for the mercies
That are heapin' on us high;
But we'd be far more thankful
For hunk O mothers pie.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1912-11-27
Thanksgiving Dinner l to p. M.-3Oc
Rammers Hotel Menu.

Blue Points
Celery
Consomme Chicken
Oyster Patties ala Seton
Roast young Turkey Cranberry Sauce
Prime Ribs of Beef
Creamed Caulifowcr
Candied Sweet Potatoes
Drowned Potatoes Early Spinach
Green Peas
Shrimp Salad, Mayonnaise
Martha Washington Pie
Mince Meat Pie
Charlotte Russo Old English Plum
Pudding s
Roquefort Cheese Bents
Coffee
No dinners delivered Thanksgiving
day. ..-.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1912-11-27
Declared Not Guilty.

Augusta, Me-, Nov. p. : Elsie
Hobbs Raymond this afternoon was ac
ouitted of the murder of Matte Hack
ett, an 1s-year-old girl who was stran
gIed to death at the gate of her home
at Redfeld seven years ago
sedalia. Mo-, Nov. 27.-The jury in
the case of Mrs. Pansy Ellen Lesh
today found her not guilty OF the
murder of Mrs. E. NJ. Quintance, OF
Green Ridge in 1894. Mrs. Lesh had
confessed to poisoning Mrs. Qulntance
and Mrs. Eliza Coe. Mrs. Lesh will
not be tried for the death OF Mrs
Coe.
ton of sundry property-onwers for
an improved roadway on st. Asaph
street, between Cameron and Queen,
and on a resolution providing for
sewer on Wolfe street, between Pat
rick and Alfred.
None of the measures introduced
in the board caused discussion and
the votes in each case were unani-
nous.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1912-11-27

High tide-4:30 a. m., and 3.52 p.
M, low tide 9:46 q. m.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-04-20
aieine Voliseinabrihten

- ginbredsr trotsr friib gsitern
Worgsn bic Shiire Der Sdneibsrtps-t.
itdtte bes W1eper Roienboum, SO,
422 Spbn StrdBe, Elm nuo itublen 1a
Insiige unb cine Menge anoerer alsts
bunssftiide.
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Wpnmoutb Strabs, Pepport. tpuros
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StraBe nm Elm 8icpcIe i'm Wertbe bon
$50 beftoblen.
- Walter price, bon 5amiIton, 8,
puroe gsitsrn an Sypurtain Squars
I'M feline Soihsnubr i'm Wertb: Don
S25 erleihtert.
- Benjamin @rao, Snbober zines
Sur3!paarengeifdftss go. 2472 @afts
ern IDenue, fubts geitsrn 4benb sinsn
Ginbrehtr in Tsinem 2aoen a6. 2stosr
qslang ss benz Burden, gu snttoms
men.
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,@anoerluit"

Der erfie Der MGrTte, bic 6err Or.
6. 3iesIer, Der leiter bes Eurnunter<
ri6ts an ben itdotiIden S6ulsn fir
bic Samitas Nudmittage arrangirt
bat. erfreute iid am perfloFsnen
Samitas elmer fshr sroben 3beilnsbs
mtrsa6l unb bic tommsnbsu Wdrihs
burften b:e DanberIuitigen in nod
grOberer Gn5abI ins Jrsie loden.
Sir 6eute Radntittag 1T nieoel
cine Iebr bubide Sour oorgsieben. BIZ
unter Der 2eitung Der SRI. Orr uni
Gouer itebt. Die 1beilnebmer uni
Tbeilnebmerinnen nerfammeln iih I'M
2 llbr an Der Dtte Gtrobe. bon pt
aus ss querfelbein Bis sur Firbp Roat
unb BON bort Biz gum Gnbpuntt bel
College 6in Gtrabknbobn sebt. Di,
Ra6Htzt tsfdot Per Gsyatsuba1u. !.
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,,Bfne @ra6 Smn"
Sas berrlife Spmmcrlufal iptro
beute eroifnet iperben.

Seute piro Die uglue 9rab Snn",
bas berrlite Spmmerz2ptdl in ben
geraen aentudps. unter Der Iegtoe Der
Sohn 6. Weber 60. uno Der per1pnlt>
den 2eitung be8 Serrn Willtam &ronlS
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BON ,alt.9eibeIber9", i6re 5bore otfz
men, um bem per9niigungsiuhttgen
gu6litum GincinndtiS, bas llh 'hon
lunae mad etnem plaBe geiehnt bat,
no man fi1 nu6 eat oeuti6er Art
umiifiren tunn, eine 9els9enbeit 81 ee@
ben, feline Wuni6e erfiiIt gu ieben.
Die Sirma beabIidtist, bic sleiden 8es
iddftsmstboben in glnpenDung gu
brinaen, Die 'ie nit 10 groBem Grfolge
in ,2(ttsSeibeIbsro" benuBt bot uno
bofft Doour6 ben 9lus su einem Sumz
msIlctul Der bsitsn alaHen oes
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fplae ibr pGbrenp bes aan3en Som
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liefert psroen, um 8on5erte gu geben
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gramme CUR 0urtfiibrun9 brtnqen.
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teit bate Serr &romba2 ouf geiterl
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looen, um bas GtnbliHement au be
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riht nur auf bas Bette amiiiirten
fpnbern ouh, sbe lie ihieoen. einitim
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auber Der Blue 9raB Snn teinerplai
in gmerita Qisbt, tpo man ii6 10 gu
uno auf edit bsutIhe Dirt dmiiitrsr
tann.
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Sofal . Seridt.
Sluegeiaaot
@erben nnnmebr Die @cnad)rtdltignn
gen m Die slft;pudre Der ,3ueiten
National ganf,
Tai lie prp Iftic cine Inflagr bon
500 6esablen IpQen.

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@usIenDung Der 3jrtulare begDnnsn,
in pel6en Die Ittiondre Der 3Deiten
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tienfapituI Der gaut ourh cine Quflas
oe bon 500 pro Ittie auf IntsiiunJ
bes GomptroQer of gurrencp ipieoer
ouf cine table Baiis Sebradt psroen
muB. Die betreffenOe gtoti3 erh1lt
oua Die UlittbeiIung, ooB uuf ben Is.
gRai cine 0erfammlung oer IttirHdre
ein6erufen 1T, in psIder u5er oi.
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QltttDnGre bic BON linen DerIangts
Qufloqe besublen iollen ober ntht.
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9uniten Der 8e3ublung Der IufIage,
10 muB bas 0elo innerhalb Dor bret
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benten, Ionte Der Wttglieoer beg Dts
reftpriums, ibre Qsmter n;eber3ulegen,
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troQer Of Gurrencp gutgebeibenen
pIdnen reorQaniitrt porDen it,"
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ten g}ationul 8ant Iopeit nabesu
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ben, fats fie fitb als notbig srtpeifen
foqten, prompt 8epdbrt nerbsn.
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fldrte geitern, baB Iobalb Der Spesiol>
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in tpel9er 5err 9oobbart odnn biz
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bon feiner GrtlGrung nsrben bonn BIZ
tpeiteren Sdritte Der 4ttionGre ub,
tonsen.
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uuberiibrt bleiben folIten, tpdre bos
san5e Out pon ben Innbpirtfdof
Iifen 4nitaIten in 4niprud eeRoms
men iporben. Gs fou.e Elm grobors
iisss omeritonifhts unierntbmen iutrs
ben, unb Der giame 9olitois bate
biersu bic Rstiame obseben miien.
Cbgieih bic SoGe benz 1ulcffen
Commencement unb Der ganSen ruifis
ihen 2onbDiribihdfi Ruben aebrnbt
b1tie, ionnie bic Jdmilis 9olIfois
bod niht ouf bic Subitiption sins
eeben. uno onrum ipurbe ninis aus
Der priginelsn Sbee Der omeritoni.
ihen Spesnlanten. i
Das6emb ootr bieIlinte.
wir. 5ront Sispens, Der 5iinefte aus
Der beriibmtsn engliIhen 4rhdolosen.
Jomilie, erSdblis iiinsii BON einem
Gnfel cine rti5tnne Gef6ihie, pie bic.
ftr eirimal eine ipertbpolle SHbianer.
GIinie fur - ein ali.s, eetragenes
5emb sriinnb. Gelbi.psrjtdnbliA jDie!te
Die Gefdi9ie i'm lpilben meiien. Wlr.
Gispsns befabie fid bomaIs NIT Der
Grforfduns bss Snbinnerttums uno
mar auf Der Sireifs noh Tingen, bic
Der GrDsiteruns ieinsr eammluns bic.
nen- folIten. llnb zines 5asss truf er
auf feinem Riit In btr pruirie cine
Roibboui. beren Sasbsstpebr fofort
isins gspunberuns uno Sabsisr ers
regts. Gr bot benz Jnbinner cine
Summs, bic Roibbaut itbo6 ipclIte
nihis bon bem gertnuf Diiien. Wr.
yGtepens ptrbopp<Ite bic Gumms; ober
ber Snbicner CAB niHi mad. Mls ber
4rddDIoge ipiiibenb frnsts. Oh bic
Jlinis benn fir gar nihts su hoben
fei. Bat pie Ro.bbaus 30sernb um -
bas 0smp SteDens. Der Mrh6oloae
iiberlste einsn Aueenbbiid; bann abeS
entilsibsie er fieb nuf offtner proirie,
iauidte iein 6emn fiir bic sFlinie Elm
nno ritt femblos sur 4nikbluno ins
rid.
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8aserpluiipn.

syrau 5rances Staubsrt, BON No.
1913 0bonau Strabe, Gumminspine,
erlitt geitsrn Qbenb sesen balb 10 lhr
infolge elmer 9aserploiion iAipere
Branofpunben. Gle polIte oas 2iht
anSiinben. als bas elmer i6dbbaften
Ste[s Der 2situnssrDbre sntftr0msnbe
Gos, nit tpelhem bas 3iinmer erfiillt
mar. iid eHtsinbete. Durh bic grs
ploiipn ipurDe bic bintere Wanb bee
3immsrs bemolir.. Gin Stilldlurm
brahte Spritenzaompagnie yiD. 10
berbei unb bas Jeuer tpurbe gelofnt.
nuhbem ein Shaben bon $50 arge.
riht.t fpornen mar. Srdu Stuubert,
1pelhe fhmerabafte 8runouunben In
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