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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-02-16
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Trunks of Reliable Styles on Which
 the Traveller May Depend

Among all the inventions for the convenience of nlilady her travels nothing is ingenious than Hat Trunk. It takes considerable skill to pack hat in ordinary trunk and have it out at the end of the journey looking it should But in Hat Trunk why it is simple matter You just hang the hat it's form, stick the hatpn through it securely and there it travels without bump.
 Hat Trunks that inch size, planned to hold six hats, with forms, tapes to tie etc, are
 s9.5O, $12.75 $215O and up.
 These Trunks have flop trays divided into little partments for holding veis gloves, handkerchefs and neckwear other small accessories.
 Steamer Trunks the "Feaherweight' variety for Eu- ropean travel of strong fibre with guarded corners and the best of fastenings
 Thirty-six niches $16.OO. Thirty eight inches $225o
 EngIisIa Visiting or AWeek-end' Cases are of black enaeled duck very strongly constructed with trays.
 "A inches 26 inches 28 inches
 ss.oo se.5o sSS55 55s os.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-02-16

Manila. While the transport Logan was making ready to sail for San Francisco the gangplank broke throw ing a score of persons into the water. All of them were rescued by the crew and troops. 4 civilian named Mac- Henry sustained 8 fractured leg.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-02-16

9aign was opened by the Briandist party, a new political organization Briand, Barthou and a host Of other leaders addressed more than 5000 fol- lowers. AS Briand passed through the streets a few stones were thrown, but he was not harmed
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-02-16
duel betWeen Iu

Paris.-A duel between Jules Ve- drines, the French aviator, and Rene Quinton. president of the French Aerial league, has not yet been arr ranged Verdines has charged Henry
 de JolIvenal and Count Henri de La SvauIx to demand satisfaction.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-02-16

Buenos Ayres.-The newspaper Ma cion announces the appointment of a new cabinet with Jose Luis Mlrature its editor, as minister of foreign ae- fairs.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-02-16

Pittsburgh plans saloons for the ex. elusive use of women.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-02-16

As means Of promoting an aerial service between Berlin and Vienna an aeroplane station will be erected mid way between the two cities.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-02-16
BRIEF NEWS NOTES.

Miss Ella F. Hobby, 2s years old, underwent an operation at Rocizaway Beach, IL. l., the twelfth in fourteen years. She is suffering from blood poisoning.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-02-16

Women corvicts are permitted to | se nGn In Auburn prison.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-02-16

The San Francisco Federation has decided to ask Dr. Aa1ed to resign as president of the organization, because of his pulpit 1ltterancea in regards to the birth Of Christ.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-02-16

pr. Roswell Park, one of the physi. clans who attended President McKin- ley, when he was shot in 1901, died od heart disease at Buffalo. He was 6. years old.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-02-16

New York and reported that on Feb- r1lary 12 it passed the 1ismasted Amer ican bark Foohng Suey in latitude 34.11 and ionEztude z1.33 The bark was bound for Baltimore.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-02-16

A monument will be unveiled at Domo DOsoIa, Switzerland, in honor of George Chavez. the Peruvian ayi- ator, who was killed after being the first person Go fly over the Alps
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-02-16
The March Designer

Ready with fashions for Spring. Daytime and dinner time frocks riding habit far the side saddle Maids attire with onepiece apron, tango garers motor hoods tuncs, and very interesting styles for the wee folk
 New transfer patterns for stamping corset covers, towel ends and forty-five inch centerpiece.
 Stories items for the housekeeper and new recipes for the cook.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-02-16

The Greek steamer Patris arrived at New York with ESQ men, who left the United States to fight in the Balkan war At least 55,o00 veterans of the Balkan war are expected to arrive by July l.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-02-16

The Salvage Association Co. was awarded S60, GOO by the French court of naval claims for salving the cruiser Chateau Renault, which grounded of Morocco, Jan. 30. 1910.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-02-16
New Designs in Art Needlework
Package Goods for Embroidery

IFaCkage 0OOd8 For ElalhfOIdeFy.
 Waists several designs, Corset Bags 50 Ngntgown Cases, 90 e Dressing Sacques, several designs 50 and B5 Cl % cE .s Pillow Slips variety % and 90 ca Aprons, Centers, % and 90 30 Dresses 90
 Nightgowns stamped for embroidery, SO sa
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RESOLVE
. upon VIGOROUS
FALL CAMPAIGN

At a meeting of the county commit
tee of the Progressive party held yes
terday the following resolution was
passed. u
Whereas, in view of the near ap-
preach Of the November election the
county committee OF the Progressive
party OF Hawaii considers 1t essential
that vigorous campaign be institut.
led; now. therefore. be il
Resolve. That the members Of the
Progressive party are hereby notified
of the intention Of the candidates Of
the Progressive party to remain In
the field; and
Resolved, That the members OF the
party be urged to leave no stone un-
turned in their efforts to elect the
candidates of the party; and
Resolved, That the county commit.
tee feels that the situation is most
encouraging for polling representa-.
tive vote Of the party.
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REDCROSSNURSE, FORMERLY
THISCITY, WRIIESOF WAR.TIMEs

hear the accom-, of all they have
suffered and lost. / believe that so
far Client, Antwerp and your dear
Bruges are safe" ,#...a..l
Bedford, Aug. 81, 1914.
's We are experiencing the nov
city Of a garrison town. the Seaforth
Highianders having been here ever
since war was declared. There are
$4,000 men. At first they were billet
ed in all the large schools and public
buildings but aIe now put into empty
houses and billeted on private people
All BUR friends have them fbut VIZ
have seen exchp, Ri far o1 akcoanf
of NY cle5ayr7an syn, for 10 slefgy3
meH = fctSesI to IKE theA IL ron
c$aste "a ha e es,here. Mei ave
fsu matt essss saad seddhe d lonk
Of - s13biE lausss and ~ / tbs
d hkets NJ could possfAle I ars.
o q YOU tnbgiae h5w thu ypifti
81 gid rs hts reyolutbnied our
Jlt1st ~ Ivdything IA, sivkf way
~ tlel 9YsAt ftst puf grh 1t am was
U syotlde retdina ROOM Is keep
,Iet DIT II the streets; w have
EvtA 10 Gun parish house md mis-
fok r pm e. them, and tens have
befh ecsee in I'll availab2 pieces
fdr thu rsc G. and | are a charge
bf one ana II means gress deal sof
work w. has taken up FSd Cross
work and hopes soon to pass her ex-.
amtnations Every day sht attends
lectures ara classes. Z!
1.-THE soldiers as rule behave very
well indeed. Those who cche to our
reading room are mostly cotntry lads
from Caithness and the Shetlands,
and are very enthusiastic; Hany have
never left their homes beffe.p
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.DR. JUDSON GUEST
At SMOKERAT The
|. UNIVERsITYCLlIB

President Harry Pratt hudson OF
the University of Chicago. who arriv.
ed In Honolulu yesterday afternoon
from the Orient. was the guest at q
smoker at the University Club last
night. at which were present between
30 and 40 college men, including some
half-dozen Chicago alumni President
A. f. Judd of the club, was master Of
ceremonies.
Prior to the smoker q reception was
rendered to DIR. Judson and his wife
at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. George
r. Carter, following which DIR. and
Mrs Judson were given view of the
Pail.
DR.. and Mrs. hudson were in China
when the war broke out and journey
ed to Honolulu after a brief visit In
Japan. While In the land OF the MI.
kado they visited the Girls University
OF Metro, also TIE Waseda University.
Dr. Judson delivering an address at
the latter institution.
The visitors were entertained by
Count 0kama. president oF waseda
University. during their brief visit.
They continued their Journey home on
the Mongolia this morning.
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Declares British Have Trans
ported Russian Troops
Through England

That Russian troops have been
sent through England, denials Of the
British government to the contrary,
in the declaration that comes TO 30
nolulu IN a letter from an observer
who shoaid be entirely accurate. This
Is Miss Annette Lamb, formerly of
this city, now q Red Cross Eurss In
hospital at flolkestone, England
writing TO local friends, s. 81 7
0xfor4 Sept s Is
1.-THE rsoyepents( Of the RW Is
f6m Arfhansel who. passdI g 81 n
gre arf being kfpf very III. IL
Il said mat they we're LAND At Lg,
AID ana arr Hk}y TO mai Z abTt
SDS through lBslgiIm ID the IrthtE =
The rqrplsks saccee No keIF
NV atd w tee5 much mo- NJ full:
TIE H1nce 5f Wales fun az BEL
gan telIes are growing Ey,idkI fot
Tie latter the have ahe4dH over
f7,000. W Tear that ID bnd0n
a,one over 5000 people haze d4ered
n1spItality TO 3eleian refueseS Who
ere ybming o7sf by thousands ! sJahy
Brentt sare 1oming also. a xpd
many Belgiana are here In Oxford a|ad
some have been put IN q house sldPe
IN us went to see them, think 6
llay woald be glad Of q French spefk-
ing visitor In the kitchez part tof
tie house was . family Of peasants,
the man WeaNng the blue blouse We
knew SO weEnn childhood but not "a
bots. A husl(Ind and wife, three girls
Zone quite fmalI) and q son made
-. =
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PASSENGERS. EXPECTED

Per NJ. N. s. s, Matsonia, from San
Francisco. Due at Honolulu Oct. ID
Miss A. Sullivan, Judge G. f. Glenn
ons, Herbert L. Schamberg, Dr. r w.
Anderson, j. B. Brown, w. p. Byrnes.
F. A. Beckett, Miss Adele Murphy,
Miss E. NJ. Young. Mrs. w. p. Fergu-
son, A. H. Ahrens, Miss Frances K.
Rawlins, Mrs. p. NJ Woodwork, Miss
Alma Mills, Mrs. James Scott, II. l..
Strange, L. B. Duke, Henry Baly, Miss
Cora Parney. Miss Ella Mckinley, j.
p. Cooke ]. j. Pagan. Mrs. A. Gartley,
A. ID. Hough. Mrs. Jane Mist, Mrs. f.
L. Conroy, Norman Devaux, r. L iii
lie, Willard Brown, ]. M. Young, Mrs.
H p Plummer, r. e. Mist W. R.
Brown, A w. Spalding. Miss Edith
Judy. Miss Ethel Fairweather, NJ. Ro-
senbledt, E. D. Tenney and family,
Mrs. r. H. Moulton, Mrs. Thee.
Schmidt, Mr.. Wfckwire. C. Hoard. L
Seharlin, Mrs. G.. H. Carragan, Mrs.
Cough, Mrs. R. b. Booth, Mrs. Roy
Murphy and infant, Mrs. c. F. Glenn
ons, J. w. L. Mcguire, Wade Arm
strong, Zeno X. Meyers, Mrs. j. e..
Heating, Mrs. F. A. Beckett. Miss
Lewis. Mrs. G.. H. Young, Miss J..
Moore, Mrs. A. H. Ahrens. DR.. p. M.
WOodworth. Miss Gertrude Byrnes.
Master Gordon n. Scott, Mrs. H b.
Cooper and children. c. v. Watson,
Miss n X. Hirst. Mrs. Henry Baly,
Mrs. Fred Wood. Mrs. w. C. McGona-
gle and infant. Mrs = P. Cooke, Miss
Ruth 01rfIsy, Mrs. N. A Canoe and
c1''1. Miss p. F. MIST s. N. Stock, j.
n [1UUine, C. Y. Hodge. Mrs. R I.
Lille. AIRS Willard Brown. II g.
F'001er = ScI,Nsftz. Ms r. =. Mist.
an. - II Brown. Iis< Lillian J611,
III. II c. IFer8 and child. M. NOD
per .r4 n B1se11|eI[ n r. No0'-
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VESSELS 10 DEPART
Friday, Oct. ..

Friday, Oct. 3.
SA Francisco Sonona, o. 8. e.
Nknfla via Guam-snerman. U. s
aui ports Claudine. str, 5 p. m
Saturday, Oct. 10.
Hongkong via Japan ports-Tenyc
MAru, Japanese str.
Hilo via way ports-Mauna Kea
Il Monday, Oct. 12.
Maui ports Claudine, str. 5 p. m
= Kauai ports-W. q. Hall, str, p. m
: Kauai ports-N oeau, str, p. m.
Tuesday, Oct. IS.
San Francisco via San Pedro-Ma
nea. NJ. N. s. s., p. m.
Manila via Guam Sheridan, o. s
A. T.
Friday, Oct. is.
Kona and Kau ports -Mauna Loa
str, noon.
Wednesday. Oct. et.
San Francisco Shinyo Maru-Jap'
anese str
San Francisco Matsonia. M. N
s. S., 10 a. m.
Saturday, Oct. "a.
San Francisco-Si Sierra, o. s. s.,
noon.
Tuesday, Oct. a.
San Francisco Euterprise,;M. N. s
s., p. m.
San francisco Korea. P, NJ. 8. s
49, = - - : ) : Z !.
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MOVEMENTS OF
MAIL STEAMERS
VESSELS no ARRIVE
Saturday, Oct. 10.

.... Saturday, Oct. 10. -.
San Francisco via Seattle Virgin
ian, All. s. s. - =....
Hilo via way ports-Mauna Kea, str
Sunday, Oct. II.
Maui, Molokai and Lanai ports-Mi
kahaia, str. .--
Maui ports-C laudine, str.
Kauai ports-Kinau, str.
Kasai port-W G. Hall, str.
,Mtndsy, Oct. t2. ......
Say Frlbc 10 Tenyo Maru. Japan.
), Tksday, Oct. 1s.
hna Ind Kau ports-Mauna Loa,
S IA ar sco- Sherman. U. s. A. T.
~ Ia IA leco- Matsonia, M. n. s. s.
III onday. Oct. 10. ia
l4saB rsl iE.ys Sierra, o. s. s.
uesday, Oct. 20. Fl.
! <San CISCO via Seattle-Hyades,
4 Sal El6so-Enterprise, NJ. N. s.
Wssnesday, Oct. II.
Hhgtonk }iia Japan ports-shinyo
MAJ MpZntse str. j.. i
tuesday, Sept. &c. -. ~
None t4d Kau ports -Mauna Loa,
saturday, Oct "a. i.
Mar IL via Japan-Dix, u. 8. A. T.
A Tuesday, Oct. n
Wong bag via Japan ports-Korea,
Co.. 3Es$.s.... xs,;,t,ol,.,. N NJ
Friday, Oct. 80.
SanFrancisco Mongolia, p. M. s. s.
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ZONE GETS A NEW
RELIGIOUS WORKER
TBr Latest NALL

CR1STOBAI, G. Z.-Adiutant Grimes
who has been temporarily in charge
of the Salvation Army in the cSnal
Zone, with headquarters at the insil-
tute in Cristobal. has been relieved
from duty ald has gene 10 Kingston.
He will be attached TO territorial
headquarters at Kingston, which has
jurisdiction over the British West
Indies, the isthnps of Panama and
Costa Rica. Adjutans Grimes Is sue
ceeded by Adj. Pcter Terrace. WHO Ia
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-10-09
Mistake of the Big Steak
BY HERBERT KAUFMAN
Aufbor Of DO Sonsefhtng! Be S


yIJATcH circulation. Find where your
w story going be read Don't for planting the seed
of bieity spot whee not going to harvest
the results. a - ,..~.
The who has his goods sale from Oka
oosa Tmoo doesn't how widely newspaper circulation
scattered Whoever reads about his product Store
other where it is sold-but you have just
Buynef advertising circulation very much like ordering
steak-f brings you porterhouse big sour
diatsto handle goue paid twice much .he stea
with br2even lis wortktte price the agrant maj
Y yom psoht not III 4; eireaasp your yer
81 & ! sswspape3 offer y6 .lel coIus,I h sne Us !
Utmost siha ths city ses Y
rs insA 1.-THE q hasas unei eEculai ~ gnly ird
leai terrsty met blk thnot ct I yalt you
LEI q the big Msak-5bu pay hallsda cant
11kt part Of It's maa which is eofcat led WsE mef
can't Ca your sDbds SitT you sF aeeAsbn
8 R ddng the numberof copies he his hint ra,
fallacicusy demonstrate to 1c4 mat his space il
500 low that of his competitors buth hall Ills circu
too far away bng buyers his double wha
seems He is like the butcher who weighs in all the some and
new and fat and much for ne ht does
The raesA s~.s-'A.- $50. k1
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PASsBNgRRS BOOKED

Per o. s. s. Sonoma, for San Fran,
cisco Oct. 9-The Young party Of six,
H. e. Dorland. @. S. Pieticker, ~. +,
Hovey, Mrs. Gerilvert, A. w. Sloan,
Mr.. and Mrs. F. Won Luschien.
Per stmr. Claudine, for Maui ports,
Oct Geo. Gonsalves, p. A. German.
Per stmr. Kilauea, for Hilo and way
ports, Oct. 10-R J. Buchly Mrs. d. f,
McCorriston. E. A. Bach.
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ARMY AER0Pl.ANEI
MAKES RECORD |
OF 1900 FEET

TAssociated Press bv Fed. wireless. j
SAN DIEGO, Cal. Oct. 3.-The
American altitude record for aero
planes was smashed yesterday by
Gait H. Muller Of the list Aero Corps.
who forced his machine to height of
17s441 feet
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-10-09

8 HAVANA, Cuba. The new electric
buses to operate in Havana will have
routes covering about 1900 miles in the
federal capital and the suburbs.
Morris Moskowitz. 16 years old, of
Norfolk street, New York. was run
down and killed by an automobile
driven by Harold stark OF Brooklyn.
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PlSsKNGERS DEPARTED

Per stmr. W. G. Hail for Kauai
ports, Oct s-H. F. Wheeler, C. H.
Brown.
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arrived from London TO take charge
of the Canal Z0Ee and Panama.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-18

bat fam CT in 0eu ReerUebonten immcr CREDIT bcion
men 2ause lauee 8eit bat oas goli lid uab einem
gani. mo ,SHau3igeu aeiebHt pooiwdj es bon g9all
iiraBe uunbbdngig mcroen mir0c g2ooorop g9ilion
bleb es porbebaen oieic g9uaidl oes @oItes in gr
filling 5 5riuaen GiH weuaer eHeraiider graiioeut
bdiie oas aad oiesmal mabrideiuld nlbt fera se.
traHt oouu ole Cppoiiiion Der eelomddte mar groB.
AaTougs bdiiai pie Don Der Gbrlidict ocr 9e65rocn
cb iuelde an Der spite 0cS ncen 9onf mo gs0b
rimgs.SDiems teben Iao III abcr inter icocm Sp
item Ser Sail and inter Sen aropdiideu &5ie bort
cbrlide mo imparteiiidc Ndnner gehmoeu meroen,
fonnen aid) ebrde 9dimer IN ocn Der Staatea geirm
ocu meroen g9dre oas niat Scr 6au baum idhe cs
idlliwm aus fir oeics Sauo
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-18
Mliouo GrfoIa cni6dt ieint 91usnnucnonno ani
europa

.@eonoiacs gl6marieu" ideiui it'd ihliethdl ood)
~ beudbreu y9e IS lett oca slnidcn 1at ueroen lidl
0ic 6ngit uc0er in Nlcrifo cn9etrctcnen @erpidcn
acl li gBobl1cianru auoic mo oer oolcruoe Srieoe
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dcu WcrbdltaiIe nd5t seiau icuneH l0 aenriot, pon
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0ct arca crfldrt ianocr ribg aDgqportei boitr oou
haie scr areg o5ne 3luciic permcocu werocu tonnen
ie pcaelcr oaB &iloH uidlt mil Der Coalition einer
Sruppc uon glantcH mo oau bcnaabortcn @lad1ien
3p hun hahe ,ln 9cacatheil, bic groBen rloameriio
iiidci Ncpubliien uara ihm be6iililid Nenu uu
englono olen oeu oettiAe iaiier ~ e5rliher @elle
uucrtiti bditc oaun parc scr arie9 aui Geerreid
un0 Ecr6icu bedjrdnft 9e6lie6cil Abcr Gnglouo par
iitBi ooran gcpge ocn 3reg 81 pcr1inocrn Niecul
Aanoe mar oer Ares ioilfonnen weul CT nnr ~ einer
Mele ciAaeleitct meroG f6nlite oaB ocr 1dlen oes
1ricoadorcrs 0ui 1enti9lan0 oac 1dren oc a2se.
Dlddsy pon 5iioanicria BON gleder@cnmtna Den Ncr
iauief geacnibcr aepeict iuie Gnglnno Scuihlano
ccscflbcr t oaM innoe Dcuic cine auuce Der Nerei.
liaieu Siooten bon nalidberao elmer haIbci 92llon
anu In g1crilo no unicrc 6otte viiroe dl nit ben
5iottcu slraeutuicng 9raiilicnS mo Gblis mcllen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-18

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$40, Rdrilul SirdBe 40 Sabre dli
2m l0- glo0cmhcr SDplla Vlgplsn1ale, Jr.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-18

NQ 3eitcu oer groBci naljIclen imo miublhalt
dg @nnueH iiHo colid porpci, nadocm leHt oas
sel 4ant lio gydbrungs SDiten in SSroii aetretcn W
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cen @geoli beberrheR &niori broialt ten DeIddlts
maun cqg ein rccIrs 8eidit betrcibt beiirhten oaH
ism 0el Gre0ii cit3ogcn uito. mcnn cr iidl ben Qfh
allo eepiiicr 9anliers oocr Qrlppen BON 6n0rfdntc
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-18

Gs narh an 49, Noncmbcr 1914 Gba VI DO.
ienbcrGcr Aelichic IodiCr bon @onn nno Norn
hnicnbcrGer. Hic Nccroeng iilpci Irnaftr
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