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81 MNIEk RESORTS
PENNsYLvANIA--Cnnadensls.
NEW sPRuCE CARIN INN

Greatly enlarged, Finest location In Pocono
Mts Rooms en- suite with bath. Electric
light. steam heat, telephone In rooms, sun
parlor music, dancing. saddle horses golf
Tennis bowling, garage. Illustrated booklet
larkawanna r n TO Cresco station,
W, ]. NJ. d PRICE, Cnnadensis. Pa.
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BUILDERS SELL 55TH
STREET APARTMENT
Investor the Buyer---Pays All Cash..
House Was Held at $3oo,ooo-..
Greenwich Village Sale.
NEGOTIATED DEAL.

N j.. to Mrs. Margaretta Chapman of
BROOKLYN ~
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ASSIGNMENTS or MORTGAGES.
MA.hAss..

GUARANTY TRUST co OF to Y
MANHATTAN LIFE ms co to German
Savings Bank .................... .3270. 900
BronH.
MEYERS, JAS c, to Amer Real Est Co. VI
d T CO to " Y Investors Corpn. .ts 900
DE LORENZO. FORTUNATE. to Jacob Ger.
.tanh.har sekn
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I'ENNsyLvANIA-Mou Pocsns.
MOUNT PLEASANT HOUSE

Enlarged. modernized: private baths; bells:
xas; dancing FREE GARAGE. Open all yea
". 8. II. N, LEEcH. Mount Pooono, Pa.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
PM AN
HIGH WATER THIS DAY.
sandyHk ~ Gov Island so, % He'll Gate sM -
LOW WATER THIS DAY
AM AM An
SandyHk 1854 Gov Island Ii.27 Hell Gate, 4 on
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81 500 to $500 per annum.
Superintendent on premises, or
i ROMAINE BRoWN 60.
radison Ave 4 4lst st Tel Murray Hill liNl
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ST. Lsconia, l2:n A. NJ Liverpool. August a.
SIS Blornstjerne Bjornson. $50 4. NJ, Rotter-
dam. August q
IS Karen, eI5 a. NJ. Guantanamo. August 10.
SIS Obidensc. 625 a. NJ. Port Antonio. Au-
gust ~
August 70
IS SURNAME. I A. NJ. Puerto Cor,ez August ?.
SIS Port Antonio. S A. NJ, Port Maria August IL
S II Nalg $50 NJ. Galveston. August II.
SIS Creole, $50 4. ". Ncw Orleans. August IL
Ss Advance, P M. Cristobsl. August 10,
IS Agnello Ciampa 2:2o p NJ. Seville.
July 30.
IS l.. Van Nassau. 30 p. NJ. Amsterdam
July g.
s. Nieuw Amsterdam, 5:t2 p. NJ. Rotterdam.
August .
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SAILED FOR NEW YORK
S. Verona. from Genoa.
S. Santa Marta. from Santa Marta.
S. Oscar IL from Amsterdam.
SIS Rotterdam. from Rotterdam.
ARRIVED r"0M NEW YORK.
So Columbia at Glasgow.
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asa RIVERSIDE DRIVE
B TO II Rooms, z d 8 BAths

Corner lOgth St
The finest residential section on the Drive
A Magnificent Fireproof Apartment Building
Large Light Apartments Of
q A. D@o-~s n a n tha
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NEW YORK-BronXville.
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Particulars

nvcnient to all lines OF transit,
adjoining Mornlngslde Park and
facing Columbia University
Park. Elevator. telephone. hal
service.
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OUTGOING STEAMSHIPS.
Sail Tn-tAy
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-10-27
THE PUBLIC DEFENDER

The country in general is just begin.
ming to realize that heretofore a very
necessary official of the judiciary has
been entirely overlooked, i. e., the
Public Defender. The creation of this
office last spring by the city of Los
Angeles aroused little more at the
time than amused smiles and con-
demnation of the putting into practice
the idea OF some sociological enthu-
siast, but the results attained have
vindicated the theories of the origin
al supporters of the movement and al
80 attracted the attention of every per-
son interested in the uplift.
Los Angeles proved that often the
INDECENT criminal was more sinned
against than SHINING" and that in the
past many persons. guilty OF no great
or crime than poverty, had been rail-
roaded to prison, not through any
individual prejudice on the part Of the
Judge trying the case. but due to OBJ
olete system which provided for the
appointing of youthful and gener-
ally inexperienced lawyer, just out
"a s;o.:iooi; 60 Ies;eni the accused. the
result was always a foregone conclu-
sion. with the young lawyer matched,
against an able and experienced law
fer, backed by the machinery OF mis-
powerful Office and the prestige of the
State.
The Western city has pointed the
way. New York is following suit One
by one the daily newspapers and
weekly and monthly magazines are
starting to advocate the proposition,
and before long States and munich
ralities in every section Of the coun-
try will be endorsing and instituting
the idea.
Interviews with prosecuting attor-
neys in various cities shows that these
officials recognize the necessity of
providing some other system than the
one now In vogue, and consensus of
opinion Is that the creation of the Of
Ace OF Public Defender will work to
the benefit of the community in gen.
eral, and incidentally be money saw
or.
Statistics show that nearly every
city OF any size appropriatesS yearly
a greater sum of money for the pay
ment of lawyers appointed to defend
INDECENT prisoners than would be
needed to pay the salary and Office
expenses of first class man.
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living here TO wish to do better. and
mako Of this a clean city inside and
outside.
But. there are those living here who
have not this civic pride, and insist ON
:oing those things that will bring dis
credit upon themselves and their home
city. and they should be made to feel
that there is yet some authority of
law, and some respect left for law.
fhe lntclligencer stands for the en-
forccment of all law. especially those
laws which deal with moral condi
tions, and strive to make a purer at
mosphere in which to raise I'D our
young men. Not only should those
clubs" raided yesterday be closed up,
but If there are any others, let the
good work go on until all shall fare
alike. We believe in a square deal to
everyone. and that all be treated on
.erms of impartiality.
Why build colleges and high schools,
keep up costly system of public
schools, support a Y. NJ. c. A., and do
many other altruistic things, and
while doing them allow the good work
lone by them to be destroyed by agen-
cies that tear down faster than the
)thers build up? We cannot believe
that Anderson citizens are that kind
They have pride and are fully alive to
The possibilities Of a clean city. They
. not want Anderson to become like
Charleston in this particular. Believ-
ing this, we are confident that the
bands of the City officials will be up
held in their crusade.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-10-27
a BOOSTER CLUB.

Elsewhere In this issue will be found
new declaration OF faith by Ander-
sons business men. who have made I'D
their minds to cut out all this hard
times talk and do Il lot of boosting.
That's the stuff, to use slang ex-
preston which expresses. Why should
we not boost In South Carolina. cs-
peciaiiy in Anderson? The skies here
are a little bluer, the breezes a bit
softer, the men are manlier, the wo-
men lovlier, the soil more fertile, the
views more inspiring, the climate
more fnvigorating, and hope more last
ing than anywhere else in the Palmet-
TO State. Suppose that cotton does not
bring as large price per pound as
formerly. there would be no great suf-
fering IL there were not pound of the
fleecy staple harvested in a year
There is an abundance Of grain crops
and other good things this wonderful
soil OF ours produces. and as that
young farmer said few days ago: "In
six months we will have another crop
ready to harvest"
Here's to the new boosting spirit.
You can do better in Anderson. That's
what Sasseen thought yesterday when
he got the business men of Anderson
TO sign the agreement to begin to
boost. He also thought "you can do
better in Anderson" than by being
blue and going round with a long
face. so he says Boost! Boost!
9oost-!!"
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LAST CHANCE
FOR l.. M. FIR ANK
argument on a Motion to Sci
Aside Verdict Made Before
State Suprems Court.
(By Associated Press.)

(By Associated Presso
ATLANTA, Ca, Oct. 26.--Argument
on motion to set aside the verdict by
which Leo M. Frank was found guilty
of the murder of Mary Phagan on
April 26, 1913. was made before the
State Supreme Court here today. The
motion is based on the ground that the
defendant was not present in court
when the verdict was, read,
The is the only Frank proceeding g
now pending in the courts. all other
pleas in his behalf having been lost
on appeal.
Frank was convicted here of muir
der August %, 1913. In their argu-
ments Franks counsel alleged that
while the jury was celebrating, the
defendants life was In danger; that
the "air about the court room was
surcharged with mob violence" and
that the trial Judge had suggested
that Frank be absent when the verdict
was returned. -
Solicitor General Hugh M. Dorsey.
for the State, contending that the wai-
yer of Franks counsel. IN which the
solicitor general held Frank acquies-
ced. Of the defendants right To be in
court when the verdict was returned,
was legal and binding and barred the
setting aside of the verdict on the
grounds stated in the motion.
The supreme court is not expected to
announce decision Tor several
months.
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, o O O O o 600 O O O O O O O
OUR DAILY POEM O
Growing Old.

UIOWIuE VIus
A little more tired at the close of day,
little less anxious to have our way;
A little less anxious to scold and
blame
A little more care for a brothers
name;
And so we are nearing the journeys
end,
Where time and eternity meet and
blend.
little less care for bonds of gold,
little more zest for the days Of old,
A broader view and saner mind,
And little moro love for all man
kind;
And SO we are faring down the way
That leads to the gates of O better
day.
a little more love for the friends of
youth,
A little more zeal for established
truth;
\ little more charity in our views.
little less thirst for the daily news.
And SO we are folding our tents awav
AND passing in silence at close of
day.
A little more leisure to sit and dream.
\ litt!o more real the things unseen:
A little nearer to those ahead,
with visions Of those long loved and
dead;
And So we are going where all must
To the place the living may never
know.
A little more laughter, a few more
tears,
And we shall have told our increasing
years.
The book is closed, and the prayers
are said,
ana we are part or the countless dead
fhrice happy. then. IL some soul can
say,
Il live because he has passed my
way"
Christian Advocate.
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Advocates Uniting
Methodist Church
(Ry Aaaociated Press.l )

WASHINGTON. Oct. -Mobiliza,
ton OF a great army OF Methodists
In ono organic union, to include the
northern anS scnthern divisions and
ali branches OF the denomination was
advocated here tonight by Secretary
Josephus raniels In an address at the
centennial celebration of the Foundry
Methodist church. Such union, he
said, would have On enrolment OF
5.295.S6A souls.
"If Methodism were united today
said Nf. Daniels. ''they could mobilixe
an army for riehteousnsss which well
might put to flight the evils OF our
country, All denominations have
agreed not to. eneroach upon each
ether's missionary territory and ye,
one great family. OF ChrsstendoniS can
not agree at home. There, is q North
er9 n d. church In Atlanta and q
Southern M. Z. church IN Seattle"
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THE SCHOOL PAGE.

We desire to call especial attention
to the School Page in this issue of The
rntelligencer. We thought that II
would prove a popular feature but we
had no idea that thore would be such
a wealth of school notes, and infor-
nation as would be gotten together in
this page. We may have-to enlarge and
give more than one page a week, but
when we do we shall be glad to do It.
Too much attention can not be given
to matters pertaining to our schools.
We invite contributions to this page
at all times.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-10-27
Opening!
Several Schools IN Anderson
County Began Their Session
Yesterday.

A number of Anderson county
schools began their 1914 session yes.
:erday with good attendances. with
out one single exception every school
has prospects OF the best year In
The history OF the schooi and patrons
Of the institution are we'll pleased.
The Zion school, q, seven-months
institution, opened yesterday with b.
c. Cromer as principal and three as
sistants. This Is very capable facuI-
ty and the people of the Zion Sec
lion believe that the year will be q
very successful one for them. "a
The Flat Rock school, one OF the
best small schools in the county. he.
gan the years work. yesterday with
Miss Kate Shirley as principal and
Miss Pet Tate as assistant. The pros-
poets for u good year at this school
are fine.
The Oak Grove school, to be direct
ed this year by Mics Quida Major was
opened yesterday morning with d
large enrolment and indications are
that the people OF that section viii
experience a splendid school year.
Practically all OF the schools in the
county are now open and by the time
next Mon6ay rolls around every conn
Try school will be ready tc begin the
fall term. q
J; B. FELTON,. the county superin-
tendent OF education, sss.A yessardsz
that all schools in the county win do
better this year than they ever have
before. &. - !
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cheek kidney TrosbIe at Onoe.

There Is such ready action n Foley
Kidney Pills. you tee sl.eir healing
from the very first dose. Backache
weak. sore kidneys, painful bladder
and irrgular action disappear With
their use. o. Palmer. Green Bay
Wis, says: my wife L. rapidly re-
covering her health and atrength. due
solely to Foley Kidney Pills" And
w, II. Hutchens. NicholBon, Ga, sayg,
"Just q few doses made me feel bet
ter, and now my pains and rheuma-
tism are ali gone and i sieeE all might
long"
For sac by Evans eharmacy.
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By Waiting Patiently.

s'Patience ,and perseverance will
accomplish all things" was a fav.
orite sayiy g of an old miller.
He had made this remark in a
train one day on the way to mar,
ket, when d ppmpous individual
In the cornei turned to him cross
ly and said: aIfYssso:
"Nonsens$, Sir. I can tell you
a great4manY things which. neither
pssieaes .,,;a,, norlpsrfesy'ssrance n. can ac-
s.Perhaps Eo9 can" said the
miller, 'sbub Nhave never YET
come across pa9 thing."
ssvvell, thensilsn tell you one.
Will patiencS and perseverance
avsr enablei you TO carry water
in q sievel' He' 19
Certainly. ,sa eel
ssI would like to know howl"
Simply bykWaiting patiently
for f the watdr. to freeze. Dallas
News. e'asa. II; .;a&YJ;o U
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Tllf. Weather.

South Carolina: Partly cloudy and
cooler Tuesday with moderate. to
fresh northwest winds; Wednesday
fair.
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BOSTON, MASS. oct. 2e.-Biye rsiia
Hon dollars in gold from the Phila-
ueiphla mint arrived here today by
parcel post. This is she first shi5-
raant received by mail; ~ S.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-10-27
Our Daily Thought,

1--WE should protect the weak. aid
the needy and assist each other in all
worthy enterprises"
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-10-27

Most people who talk about hard
times" have never seen any of it.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-10-27

We don't even hear any noise II
the direction Of Abbeville.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-10-27

No, you needn't try to get on the
good side OF everybody you meet. but
yen can keep Off the bad side OF them.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-10-27

Add to things not to go against:
Columbia 50. meal.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-10-27

What some farmers wonder at is
how the moving picture men manage
to eaten the farm hands in motion.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-10-27

It 10 ine same world over. Tht
hen-pecked husband lives next dool
to the wife-beating husband.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-10-27

2 taragrapners everywhere, atten.
ton! "officer 80" OF Columbia is a lady
cop. Charged
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-10-27

Df. DeFhSeTS. Of the German army,
sounds very much like spartanburg
20 us.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-10-27

y II. N. Tate Of Starr was asranr tS,e
yiaitors 70 spend yesterday In the civ.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-10-27

B. o. EyEns
Sullivan Hardware Co.,
By w. W. Sullivan, Sec-Treas.
Red Iron Racket,
Per. L. N. Entrekin.
3. II. Kress & Co.,
c. B. Ellis.
The Lesser Co.,
BY s, M. Lesser, pres G. treas.
II. w. TribbIe. =
1. Rubenstein & Son,
BY g. A. Rubenstein, Mgr.
G, Walter ii. Reese and Co.
He'd Cross Drug &c.
U. 8. W0olen Mills Co.,
Theo. Jones, Mgr.
Willis & Spearman
!. Jno. A. Austin.
FretwelI Co.
w. A. Power.
Tate Hardware Co.
Per j. b. ShankIin.
Columbia Tailoring Co.
F. M. Unger. Mgr.
Southern Public Utilities Co.,
III. A. Orr, Mgr.
Fants Book Store.
q. i. Ceiy Co.
Ideal Grocery Co.
Owl Drug Co.
Geisberg Bros. Shoe Co,
III. NJ. Geisberg.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-10-27

Some people think because they
take the opposite side OF a question
aaF0In everybody else they are broad
minded.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-10-27

"Blest be the tie that binds." some
tilneb thinks man when he is
trying to put on his collar and neck
.ie.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-10-27

Teddy Roosevelt says that he viii
never Join the G. o. p. again. DO we
hear any ny-mournful sobs from the G
o. p?
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-10-27
Akl[l[ [lC0AI
1slW u U CAN DO B q TIER iSp
IN VDI-F(JOIV

Believing that piles push perseverance publicity and price
Will positively produce prosperity undersigned business men of
Anderson hereby declare that longer peeved" dsgrn
ed or dissatisfied with lot in fe hand are free
agents. and not the subjects chance and that from this
very moment we to boost boost boost we know
from personal experience that boosting helps everybody and that
no" all that necessary to make business become again
Tor all OF us to make concerted efforts pull together and under
TO circumstances will we knock anybody anything that we will
cut out all chickering's cantS and pesmst talk nsead-boo
boost boost
That the name of this organization be the Anderson
boosters Club that the initiation fee shall Smile and the an
aua oue-Opmn payable daily that the rewards consist
increased prosperity and happness penalty for back
Siding shall be strict osacism by all and acquain-
taaces 4sf - -
iii witness whereof, have this day signatures
and set sea October tweyx Nineteen Hundred and Four
teen -N1'
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-10-27

81 lssI. o. IL lRanfsa Appointment.
Rev. y. A. Mann will preach at
Hopeweli church next Sunday morn
! =. =. 8 at ii O'Clock.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-10-27

The Piedmont Fair of Greenwood
will have aeroplane flights during the
week. Well, they have gas enough in
that burg to furnish the flying mach
ines and some to spare.
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TELEPHONES

Editorial and business Onice. -. 1921
JOB Printing ..1,i............69 .693-L
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Anderson Cash Grocery Co.
Osborne s. Pearson.
j. w. Callahan.
b. +. FleisIiman & Bros.
Thomps0n's Shoe Store.
M0ore.Wilson Co.,
BY = M. Wilson. Mgr.
ID. Geisberg,
Per M. Geisberg.
Parker & Bolt.
Marchbanks & Babb.
Fer 6anb.
M. r. Iyie.
Vi. {. brown.
III. M. Pinkston.
M. NJ. Mattis0n.
The Inteliigencer,
w. w. Smoak, MT.
Eagle Barber Shop,
c. ID. Hudson, PROP.
Piedmont Coal q Wood CO..
Per w. o. elmer,
Z. C. Lewis.
Orr, Gray 6 Co.
J. N. MeCown.
G. II. ToIIy & Son. y
Evans Pharmacy.
Bee Hive,
Geo. H: Bailes.
B. w. Reed.
Jno. W. Linley.
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sUBscRIrTI9N RATES
SEMI. Weekly.
One Year -. ....$i.5(
ok months g.. ............... .7S
-...s Daily
One rear 80. ..$5.0l
Six Months j.. -. ............. 2.b(
Three Months .... -. !. ......... 1.2S
TELEPHONES
Editorial and business Onice. 1921
JOB Printing ..-,,............6 .693-L
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The Weather.
South Carolina: Partly cloudy and
cooler Tuesday with moderate. 4. to
: e'SoAA Aos "opL "Auu5, WeuHebudy
fair.
Our Daily Thought.
I'VE should protect the weak, aid
the needy and assist each other in all
worthy enterprises"
We don't even hear any noise In
tho direction OF Abbeville.
Most people who talk about hard
times" have never seen any of 1t.
Add to things not to go against:
Columbia 50. meal.
a What some farmers wonder at is
how the moving picture men manage
to eaten the farm hands in motion.
III. DeFhSef5, Of the German army,
sounds very much like spartanburg
10 us.
Earagrapners everywhere, atten-
tion! "offcer 90" OF Columbia is lady
cop. Charged
It Is inc same world over. The
hen-pecked husband lives next door
TO the wife-beating husband.
No, you needn't try to get on the
good side OF everybody you meet. but
yen can keep off the bad side of them.
Some people think because they
take the opposite side OF question
aaf6n everybody else they are broad
nninied.
Teddy Roosevelt says that he will
never Join the G. o. p. again. DO we
hear any sobs from the G.
o. p?
''Blest be the tie that binds," some
tilneb thinks man when he is
trying to put on his collar and neck
sie.
The Piedmont Fair of Greenwood
will, have aeroplane flights during the
week. Well, they have gas enough in
that burg to furnish the flying mach
ines and some TO spare.
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The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-10-27

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