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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-12-30
Milwaukee, Wis.
Cen.ieno u~redniStvo :

Cenieno uredniStvo: -
kakor je bilo &c naznanjenO. Sc
Je vrSil dine %. nov. t. !. prvi Sc
stanek, da Sc osnuje konferencni
odbor .iugosl. socialisticnih klu-
bov V Wisconsin,. Konferenca sc
lie vrSila Racine. Wis. konferen-
90 je otvoril sodr. 7. Stepic, XII je
bill izvoljen tudi predscdnikom. -
Sodr. Celan liz Racine precita pra-
villa "a konfercnGne Odbore. nakar
Sc sprejmejo vse locke nespre-
menjene. - Tainik IL Kenoshe O.
menja, da hi pOleti priredili vsi
Wisconsin, in cika$ki klubi izlet,
kar Sc vzame ma znanje. Dale sc
apelira ma vse klube, da daio IL
svoie blagajne pc So podpore "a
Mar. GlaS. XII stoji slabo IS financa-
mi. Tudi to Sc vzame n%aZnanje. -
IakljuGi Sc, da sc druga kOnteren-
ca vrSi V Milwaukee, Wis. - Opo-
zori Sc klube. Xxi MISC topot po-
slali z~astopnika, da to pri drugi
priliki store. Prihodnja seja BIO
Y februariu 1914.
Tajnikom "a reinforcement Odbor
.ie izvoljen soglasno sodr. T. Ste
pic. - Drugi odbori Sc izvolijo
ma prihodnii sell. - s TEN .je
konferenca organizirana.. Sedaj
sodrugi pa nam je treba Sc
daj delati. kakor predpisujejo
pravila. Sirimo nase casopise
P~roletarca, RadniGko Straio Il
Mar. Glas.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-12-30
Zaslun pozornost.

NeGkrat smo opozarjali nase ei-
tatelje, kako vazno ie patti ma
delovanje in funkciie telesa in da
jc treba dat vso p%ozornost prvim
pojavom nepravilnosti. To ie Sc
posebno vazno pri cedilnem kama
In. V takih sluJaiih nj zadosti. da
hi well kakoSibodi zdravilo "a H.
tcStScenja kanaIa, ampak 81 mora
te izbrati tako zdravilo. hi tudi
Stimulira in ojaGi creya ia DELUXE
JO brez umetnc pOmOci. To Use
Stori Trinerjevo amcriSko zdra-
vino grcnko vino. lSto ina dober
ucinek ma prebavni Sistc,
tiStcniu tcleSa in |.iaGenju zivcev
ter hranivte. $50 odpomorc IN
prt.ic in nlcnih poSlcdic y lc-
karnah. Jos. Trincr. l333-l339
SO. Ashland Ave. Chicago. III.
BIOL y kriiu no kmalu zginila. zee
rahi,c Trincricv Linimcut.
ADVERTISEMENT
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-12-30
SODRUGI ~AGITATORJI! Ne
POZABITE DRUGE RDECE
NEDELJE!

Prva nedelJa ~ianuarJu jc dru-
"a rdeta nedel.ia. oh tel priliki
pozivlJamo zopct naSe zastopni.
Ike in agitatoric ma agitacijo IA
prtdObitev noyih nar-oGmikov. no
viii regTUtov IN naSc bataljone,
IA p%ostancio na$i Soboicvniki,
mcstO naSi nasprotniki.
NSak zaStopnik Prolctarca We.
la socialism ne DO priScl sam cd
Scbc kakor polctjc ali lima. am
pax da ic trcba zanj delati. agiti-
rati. organizirati. So ljudje. XII
81 domiSliajo. da SO vSecuo socia-
listi, &c 6itajO sOcialistiGno case
piSic ali ne; Ge spadaio k Socia-
Sti9nrmu klubu ali ne. Ce pra-
SaS tc vrSte ''ScmSocialista -. ako
ie naroGnik Prolcta~ca. ii nitro
pove .da ga here. kcr "a iobi ME
gov SoScd. it'd. it'd.
Ma dlani ie, de je danes. ko je
socializem dobil tia takorekoc ze
Y vsaki naSelbini Y Ameriki. ma
stale VSepOluO t%akozvanih sem
socialistov' Xxi teko Z uaSim vi
banlem kakor NAL dccck "a veil
kim yozem Sena, kcr 81 mu dopa-
de kopica. Ali kakor nitro pri-
lie klanec in lc trcba pomoci. zbe-
&c paglavcki ma vsc Strani cni ce-
10 ma kozolc, cd kodcr skrivaj
gledajo. kako bo Slo navkreber...
Fem paglavckom lc podObcn tudi
takozvan "semsocialiSt' -. ko pri-
de naOkoli zastopnik Proletarca
IN mu pripOveduje, kako vnet so
ciallst da le. a Sc V svojem zivlje-
nJu morda mi spustil nikla "a so
gladstone glasilo. IA socialisti6no
gibanie sploh. Tudi h klubu ne
spada, vzlic temu da mu je mOrda
pred nosom. TEN ljudem je tire
Ia kar odkrito pOvedati - da Sc
ne udomaGi hinavSGlna ia S.
takimi Socialist organizirani
socialist pray ME ne simpatizira-
10. Kdor Sc Steic IA socialista,
maj to tudi faktiGno dokaze. da Sc
vidi pred celim svetOm. kai ie
KIDD. Rdece nedelje so kot nala$c
IA to r~evizijo. Sodrugi. pogleite
torei dobro. kdo ie resnicen So
c%ialist, da ne DO med mani proved
semsocialistov' brez Proletarca
ali Glanske kniizice.
V Missouriju pravijo: Show me!
- Tudi IA mas velia ia rex,
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-12-30
NaSGIniSkd druiba "IHriia"

TEN potion 81 usoiamO "naznaniati
vsim %roiakom XII Sc zanimajo "a pole
delstvo Ia m %prevzeli v nairodovit.
nejSem delu drzavc Wisconsin y bliii.
nj industrijskega mesta Merrill XII ie
oddalieno dvesto mill Oh Milwaukee
zemljo, ma katerei So ie ~ustanovila no
va sloveuSka nRselbiua. Prostor leli Y
sredini kraSno obdclanih farm ki ka-
&eio hogatStvo posestnikov. Svct lei
med trent driavuimi cestami In tri
do Stirl mile dale So nahaiaio stare
/ gascIbInc s trgOvinami, Solami in tudi
parnimi zagami.k Xxi ku1uieio yes les. ka
tereCa nascll enci ma syoiem zemliiStu
posekaJo. leleznica ie dive milf cd
d~allcn1 IN ZyOzI "a male stroShc YES
mali les y mestO Merrill "a toyarne XII
i1iclulcIp paVir. kedor kuui farme
tuNal, lima 20 prclnost Ia So lahko ~
VI ~ tega kar johi N les IN Ia mu
la lastnik zcmlic sko1 zimske mesece
ielo v tovaruah y mestu. katerih ir
is ali pa y ri mile odiali.ni parni
zagi. kedor 10 sedai brez della ' me
stIh in So miSli naseliti ma farmc mai
stori to sedal In ma ne boir potreha
ostati hrczpo>clu cello limo. Do scini
so So tam n%aselilc I druzine, katere
live ma TEN delu ze po emo do tn leta.
' ponce Jim j. kakor 81 ~izraialo 10.
ker je priloinost ~ dclo dobiti ycdno
odprta in ker vsak kos lesa brcz trula
prodajo ako ne y zago pa v papirnice;
nadalie tudi sirarna katero so 81 po-
stavili farmarji, kamor p~rodajaio nile
ko. Nsakemu. kateri ne Made vse ka-
kor tukaj popisano. Sc povrneio vsi
stroski ako pride gledati. Ia pri6etck
Sc tukaI potrebuje polOvico mani de-
Maria kakor drugod in lastnik zemlje
kakor tudi pOdpisana druzba stori vse
da olajSa delO in stanie kupcev. Cena
akra je cd $40 do SIS. Kedor Sc misli
n~aseliti ma farme mai Sc takoj oglssi,
ker Ia priloinost bode lie Sc malo casa.
Pisite pc pejasnilo takOj.
Ma ILIRIJA COLONIZATION co.
sOs Michigan ave, ~sheboygan. Wis.
(Advert.) Frank Novak, uprayitelj.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-12-30
Paul Dolcuc.
Pittsburgh, Pa

tlanom JugoSl. soc. kluba Il.
l3l naznanjam sem potion. ola 81
vrSi prIhoduJa Seia dine II. iauu-
varia 1914 y PoliSki hall ma Plum
mer 81. II. 45I4. T. cctck tocno
oh 9 uri zjutraj. Zclcti ic. ola Sc
tc Scje vdelezc vSi Sodruzi. kcr bo
volitcv Stalncga odbora "a lcto
1914 POleg volitcv bo 81 dru-
9Th vaznih took ma dncvnrm re-
du. oh encm opozariam sodrugc
drugih b antov. kateri so 81 ia
viii IA preston Y SLOW. odsck. d.
p~rlncscjo prestopnc kartc.
Pozivllajo Sc vsi zavedni rojaki.
XII Sc MISC V socialisti6nem giban.ju
in simpatizirajO. da pristopijo Y
klub. Ma dan 4 barvo vsi somiSlje-
Mkt in L nOyim letom ma move de
10 "a socializcm.-
Socialisticni pozdrav,
Blaz Novak,
lac. tajnik kluba 81. l31.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-12-30
Glencoe, o.
I cnicnn ~urcdniStvo

Ccnlcno uredniStvo:
Pri mas Sc della vcaSih 30 eel tc-
den. vGaSih "a pa tudi 30 >tiri dc
pet dni Y tcdm donna iimgamo.
Cast torcj MISC taxi. ia hi 81 IL
platalo koga vabiti >emkaj.
Dine u. deccmbra jc incl tn
kajInji klub St. > scjo. ms katcri
Smo izvolili ta.inikom "a J.. 1914
Sodr. +. .Jakopita. Rrdnc mcScG-
ne seize hodo Svako trctio ncdclio
mcSccu.
MmOgo n%aroGnikov iclcc Prolc-
tarcu poldrayljam vSc njcgovc
narotnikc in linn lclim Srefno no
yu 1914,
Paul Dolcuc.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-12-30

= trikratnim klicem mai livi
maSa Stvar. mai zivi mednarodni
Socializcm. .ic zakliucil sodr. +.
Stcpit prvo SEQ konfcrcncncga
odbora.
= Socialistitnim pohdravom.
r. Stepic. tajuik.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-12-30
Veliki Slovensko- Anglesk Toll.

mac, obScga Slov.-angl. Slovnico.
= zgovorc. piSma IN navOdilo ka-
ko poStati ~driavliau poleg mai
~vcticga Slov.-augl in angl. SLOW.
Slovaria. knjiga j. nuino potrcb-
no vSim onim. Xxi So res zclijo ma
uciti auglcStinc. Cena y platnu
trdo vczan; ti3O suanil lie 50.
ter Sc DOH pri v. j. Kubelka. 53S
w 145. ST. New York, N. Y.
pi>itc po ccnik knjig.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-12-30
Listnica.

F.. Kau6ic, Dunlo, Pa: Stevilke
27S. V kateri je igra "Njegov jul
bilei" nimamo ma roki. - So
drugi Xxi imajo doticno stevilko,
prosimo, mai mt 10 posljejo. Ma
SLOW .ie F. Kaucic, box rs. Dunlo,
Pa.
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Tiskovni fond "a dnevnik.

Pronos cd 9. decembra 80. 1902. 40
lzkaz Y Stew. 32S .. 215
+. Gorenc. Frt. Smith.
Ark. 30
FIR. Podboi, Comemaugh.
Pa. ........... %
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Fond "a michiganske strajkarj,

Iadnji izkaz Y stew. 32S $206.13
nahranO ma Bozicni veGer
pri .JOietu ........ COZ
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-12-10

"The air shook as the works
opened on the air fleet"
struck blew up with a dreadful
explosion. The attackers, cOldIy
reckoning that the crews of dis
abled machines were lost in any
case, had converted each falling
airship into an aerial torpedo.
Dying men were made into dead
ly missiles, spreading their death
as a cOntagion!
saw it, but l could not be-
lieve it. 1t seemed SO outrage
ously and murderously odd. The
crippled aeroplanes, with a
strange, unmistakable wavering
when the pilot was hit, or a sud-
den collapse when a brace or
truss was snapped by a projectile,
each ended with the same deep
defamation and gruesome cloud
of dust when the falling machine
and it's falling men crashed to
earth-I could not believe it. The
cold, calculating fierceness of it!
And this was GLORIOUS war;"
But 1t was soon swallowed up
in strange horror.
This huge flight of mechanical
birds drew together into blunt
point to fit the landing field
cleared of houses for the very
purpose for which they sought to
use it. The compact head of the
column, flying low for its land
ing, sped on the wings of the
wind for this cleared field like a
flock of weary ducks dropping
into a lake; and the intrepid fell
lows driving them knew-as the
ducks do not-of the enormous
Blind" bristling with guns ready
to fill the sky with metal.
I held my breath.
I felt like one beholding the
Old Guard at Waterloo suicidally
charging into the sunken road.
The cases are similar. The first
compact mass of aeroplanes sud-
denly collapsed, winged by the
skyward hail of death. The de.
tenders had moved the air clean
with the new Parkinson-Alvord
woven-wire projectile. Only few
machines of the very front rank
passed Overland they lived but a
breath or two. The rest, as they
must have expected-that is the
gristly terror of it-as they must
have expected!-went down, not
In a body, but scattered by their
differing deaths, as might be q
covey of quail some shot through
the heart, some through the lungs
and some winged merely!
But they all went down!
And when / saw why it was
that the front had been massed
SO thickly. 1t was for the very
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-12-10
DIR. HOBSON's OINTMENT
HEALS ITCHY ECZEM.

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ing sensation and other disa-
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have been treated by many docs
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purpose of counting that awful
mortality. The aeroplanes each
a torpedo carrying three men
mind that! actually rained on the
guns that brought them down--a
rain of explosion. deafening noise
and death. The ferocious in.
genuity which planned the at
tacks was justified. The falling
aviators had made a breach in
their enemies lines.
The huge birds circled over the
silenced ruins their dead COM
rades had made, and began set
thing to the landing-field. An
other fort blew alp in aid of the
landing, and another assault was
delivered into the crater made by
the explosion.
The attack seemed to be a suc-
cess. The birdmen We're EVIDENT
ly alighting, almost unoIposed.
They were dropping their bombs
SO as to be rid of them before
touching earth. and they flied the
air with a strange, deep-toned
popping like the discharge of i'm
possibly large shells from a ma
chine gun.
A strange wild cheer swelled
from the air-fleet, as they ap-
preached the smooth-appearing,
inviting landing field of, sup
pose, two hundred acres in ex-
tent.
"They have wont" said I. I'm
SORRY"
"Won?" scoffed Hawkins. "see
them go to piecet!"
Hawkins had hit upon the ex-
act word. The great question
was decided against the aero
plane, in one moment, in whole
sale mayhem and slaughter. The
defenders, overlooking nothing,
had so planned that each airship
collapsed at height of fifty feet
from the ground. For as the
fleet settled. there rose from the
earth huge wire net, with a rs
foot mesh-a mesh that caught
the air ships and wrecked them.
Rank after rank broke on these
hitherto invisible reefs like shall
Tops on rocks as the airmen
sought to break the wires-and
sought in vain-and the remnant
drew off defeated over the breach
in the lines which their comrades
had just made. A hot fire broke
cracking from it. speaking elo-
quently of the unbroken spirit OF
the defenders.
The first grim act of the GRIM
NEST drama in history was over.
The wings and frames of dozens
of Bleriots hung on the wires, and
the white fires of short circuits
glared here and there, where the
electricity went through a fusing
metal frame or the frying body of
an electrocuted soldier.
"WelP' screamed Hawkins,
"that points settled"
That night I think I was in
spired. What I wrote was tipped
with fire and soaked in blood. I
went over the world next day on
hundred thousand miles of wire,
a woman crying out against this
horrible thing, this useless thing,
war.
Travis found me In my tent,
hammering the keys of my type
writer in the last dim-eyed agony
of finishing what / had to write.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-12-10
BEAUTIFUL SILVERWARE
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-12-10

IS STILL
At LARGE

BINGHAM, Utah. Dec. 10
All the tunnel mouths of the
Utah-Apex mine are being guard
ed today in an effort to keep Dead
Shot Lopez the slayer of six per-
sons, from getting out to seek
food, as the result of confer
ence of sheriffs held yesterday
afternoon. 1t was decided that
no deputies should enter the mine
In search of the bandit. Mine en-
ployes resumed their work today
without fear of harm. This starv-
ing-out process, it is thought,
will bring a quick end to the
desperado.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-12-10
FRANCHISE
ORDINANCE
IS DELAYED

The franchise ordinance for
Stone-Webster which has been
prepared was not introduced in
the council meeting today. Com
missioner Mills said 1t probably
would not be until after the bond
election December 80. Before it
is introduced the company must
come in and pay $50 to the city
for writing the ordinance and
must request it's Introduction. ut
will up to the company to ask for
it," said Mills.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-12-10
Beautiful Hair Keeps . Woman
Young In Appearance Even
When She Is Old In Years.

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Can not wash or rub off and can
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Send the coupon and % cents IL
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dealers can only supply you with
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-12-10
ASSISTS
INJURED CHILD

WASHINGTON, d. c., Dec. 10.
Ruth Donaldson. age 13 was
thrown from her horse while at
tempting to take hurdle in Rock
Creek park yesterday afternoon.
President Wilson walking in the
park with an escort, hurried to
her rescue and lifted her to her
feet. The girl declared that she
was used to hard falls ands bash
fully told the president that she
was unhurt.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-12-10
LET'S GET MORE
OF YOUR HELP

you to join in and see that every
little poor boy or girl gets some
thing for Christmas.
We want dolls. doll houses,
Noah's arks. woody dogs and
books, and games and sleds and
roller skates, popguns ana balls
and candy and fruit.
But don't forget there are still
lot of little children to take
care of and a lot of poor families
to provide for.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-12-10

ed its flanks, and became denser.
One could no longer see the sky
through it. From a haze, it be-
came thundercloud.
The great shimmering, imbri-
Gated, humming cloud drew be-
meath my aeroplane like a curtain,
thinning as it shot under us.
The air shook as the works
opened on the air-fleet. Here and
there a shot bird fluttered, carry
ing its three men to certain
death; and every one which
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-12-10

Figure it out for yourselves.
Hundreds of little chimney
kids.
Each one must be taken care
of for Christmas.
Each must have q Christmas
toy, maybe two, possibly three
and q box of candy, and an orange
and--some clothes. perhaps.
You see 1t. don't you? We hate
to be insistent, but all of you
must loosen up. We want all of
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-12-10
ILL TRY TO
DEPORT HINDUS

VANCOUVER. B. G., Dec. 10.
Fourteen Hindus released on
habeas corpus, rearrested and
then released yesterday on a
court order will be sent hack to
their home country If immigra-
ton authorities can successfully
manipulate the cases.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-12-10
NATIONSREADY

MEXICO CITY, 1os-In antiforegn
break here international will
from Vera Cruz The
land France Jointly according information
the and consuates in protecting foreign residents
Mrs OShaughnessy refused Mexico City
husband remains In multiplying late afternoon
election Mexican finally
wishes Huea confirmed position.
explicitly confirmed him
the first Sunday
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WOODMEN ENTERTAIN.

Members and their families and
friends of Good Fellowship camp
No. 9670. Modern Woodmen OF
the World, were entertained last
evening at their hall, 721 IL
Commerce street by the Randall
Amusement company. Following
the program the floor was cleared
for dancing.
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UPHOLDS LAW.

BISMARCK, N. D. Dec. TO-
The supreme court has decided
that the North Dakota ant1-snuff
law is constitutional, in a test
case taken to it recently. The
case will go to the U. s. supreme
court.
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CHAPTER III.

WAS turning Ill
with the strain .
l had come up in
my biplane for a
r e C onnaissance
merely. And I
was seeing some
t h / n g unprece-
dented, tremend-
o II s--a curtain
riser almost as
great as the Big
Doings my paper
had sent me to
cover.
The oncoming
cloud of aero
Dlanoo nnpfraaf
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The next installment of "When
Glory Ceased" Could Reinforce
ments be Sent Into a Beleagueresi
Fort by AeroDlane?
This is a question which the
world will see put to the test one
OF these days. The aeroplane is
the cheapest war machine now
made. One carrying three men
can be made for less than three
good horses will cost, il made In
large quantities. 1t will carry
the three men a hundred and fifty
miles an hour. Twenty thousand
could be made for the price of
the greatest of battleships. And
they would carry 10000 men. If
the Russians had had 20, 900 aero
planes, could they have landed
10000 men in Port Arthur over
the Japanese lines?
The next chapter OF Herbert
Quick's story when Glory
Ceased" will tell what he thinks
about 1t.
Tomorrow's paper! Don't miss
It!
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kxou'll kill yourself!" lie cried.
Aif face full of dread and anxiety.
q FFool! fool" / cried. AS IL
Tat made any difference!
S1Hen / began crying and beat
I'M my hands on things. Instead
of trying to comfort me, Travis
looked over my copy. added a con-
clusion, and filed 1t at the tele-
graph office. My editor wondered
at SO sane peroration to a de-
scription SO apoclayptic.
(TO be continued tomorrow.)
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BY HERBERT QUICK.
Author of "On Board the Good
Ship Earth" Virginia of the
Air Lanes" etc.
Copyright, 1913, by the News
paper Enterprise Association
in the United States and Great
Brittany
CHAPTER TIT
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