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The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1916-03-23
PLAY PARTS FROM
FAMOUS OPERAS
MOSCOW BAND WILL INCLUDE
MANY WELL-KNOWN CLASSICS
In PROGRAM
Director Carey Gives Synopsis of the
Story of GOun0d's Famous
"Faust''

Included in the excellent program
, Of the band concert to be given to-
morrow evening in the university aud
itorium is a number composed of Sc
lectiOns from the famous and very
popular opera, Faust. This opera, one
lof the greatest works OF the master
lGounOd, is based, as is we'll known, on
a single great episode in the fine trag-
edy by Goethe. The opera was first
produced in Paris in 1859 and in the
half century that has interviewed the
popularity of the composition as ar
ranged for all sorts of musical instru-
ments has steadily increased. The
readers of the Star Mirror may be in
lterested in refreshing their memories
of the subject of the opera in order
that they may gasp more quickly the
meaning of the Faust selections pre-
sented by Mr.. Carey's band
Dr. Faust, the disillusioned old stu
dent, who has lived many years in the
pursuit of knowledge, is introduced
as a person baffled in his metaphysical
investigation, weary of life, and long
ing to be released from it. He mixes
a draught of poison and is about to
raise it to his lips when he hears a
company of laborers singing an an
them in praise of God. The embitter-
al man ourcac hitterIv
At this point, Mephistopheles, the
fend, makes spectacular appearance
clothed as a gay cavalier He offers
to give Faust youth in exchange for
his soul. The story of the opera con-
Germs the manner in which this dis
astrous compact works out, with ref
erence to his love for Marguerite. The
heroine, Marguerite, is a pure and
beautiful maid, left by her brother, /
Valentine, absent in the wars, in the
care of a youth named Siebel and an I
old dame Martha. The rebuff by Mar +
guerite of the advances of Faust in
he market place, and the gift of a
.asket of jewels to tempt and win the
maid are famous episodes. To test
Taust's love Marguerite plucks daisy
md pulling out its petals says the {
Id charm, He loves men, he loves me !
ot" The flower declares that Faust
owes her. and in the end she yields to S
is protestations of faithful love. Dis
ster speedily follows. Deserted by
AUST, she weeps out, the tale to her
eturned brother. Valentine is slain
/ the ensuing duel by Faust, guided
Y Mephistopheles Marguerite is
riven mad by grief, kills her child,
nd goes to prison to await execution.
aust, powerless to rescue/her from
rson sinks to his knees in prayer :
J the soul of the repentant and pur- .
led Marguerite is borne to heaven by .
e angels.
Some of the most famous selections
Faust are the drinking song Of !.
ephistopheles; the flower song of !
,ibel the King of Thule ballad; the :
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1916-03-23
FOUR MERCHANTMEN
REPORTED SUNK
One Took Cargo of Northwestern
Wheat Out Of Portland in November
No Lives Lost

Rv the United Press Associations.
LONDON, Mar 23-Four merchant
men were reported sunk today but nc
loss of life occurred. The British yes
sells Sea Serpent and Kannok, the
French bark Dougainville, and the
Norwegian bark Lindfield were lost.
The crew Of the latter, which left
Portland in November with a cargo of
wheat Nfor England, has reached
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1916-03-23
WILL HONOR PRES. BUTLER

The resident alumni and alumnae
of Columbia university are planning
to extend to President Butler some
appropriate courtesy during his stay
in Moscow. Any persons who have ev-
er attended Columbia university
should notify Miss Moore or Mr..
Goodrich of the university faculty, in
order that they may be included in the
greetings to Mr.. Butler.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1916-03-23
AVIATOR FALLS FROM WINDOW

BY the United Press ASSOCIATIONS.
WASHINGTON, Mar 23-Lieuten
ant Colonel Reber, head of the avia-
ton branch of the signal corps, fell
from the window of his apartment to-
day and was injured. He was taken
to the Walter Reed hospital.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1916-03-23
DODGE SUBMARINE ISSUE
Reichstag Tables Resolution on Sub
marine Policy to Avoid Debate

By the United Press Associations.
BERLIN, Mar. 3-Resolutions re-
garding submarine warfare were tabl-
ed in the Reichstag today. 1t is be-
lieved that this was done to prevent
open debate between the Hollweg and
Won Tirpitz factions.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1916-03-23
One Life Lost
FIXES BOUNTY ON VILLA
Congressman Would Pay Fifty Thou
sand Dollars For Bandits Body

BY the United Press associations
WASHINGTON, Mar. 23.-Repre-
sentative Scott today introduced a
resolution which would authorize the
president to offer fifty thousand dol
lars for the delivery of Villas body
to the American military authorities.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1916-03-23
WORKS BOTH WAYS

q always like to meet fellow who
came from farm" remarked Con-
gresham Flubdub.
"Yes?"
Eyes, You can advise him to go
back to it if he isn't a success and con
gratulate him on leaving it if he is
Louisville Courier Journal.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1916-03-23
Wheeler Gives Bond

George Wheeler gave three hundred
dollars bond this morning and was
released. He was held for trial in
the district court chsfged with a
statutory offense.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1916-03-23

Jewel song sung by Marguerite; and
the duets of Faust and Marguerite In
the later acts the Soldiers chorus, the
ballet music, and the trio for Mar
guerlte, Faust and Mephistopheles,
with which the opera closes, are the
best known.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1916-03-23
SOUTHERN CITIES
SWEPT BY FIRES
MORE THAN A SQUARE MILE OF
AUGUSTA, GEORGIA, LAID
WASTE
Fire in Nashville, Tennessee, DESTROYS
Half Million Dollars Worth
of Property
By the United Press Associations.

| By the United Press Associations.
AUGUST, Mar. 23.-Flames sweep
ling Augusta, were uncontrolled al
noon after burning over more than
la square mile of the city, including
ten blocks Of business property and
twenty blocks of residences. Three
thousand people are homeless, and the
property loss is estimated at more
than five million dollars. Several fire
men were injured.
One Life Lost
NASHVILLE, Mar. 23-Fire N
East Nashville burned itself out to-
day after damaging property to the
extent Of more than half million.dol-
lars. Hundreds are homeless. One
negro perished in the fire.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1916-03-23
RUSSIAN HORDES
ATTACK TEUTONS
HALF A MILLION SLAVS HURLED
AGAINST Won HINDENBURG,S =
LINE
PetrOgrad Claims Attacks Have Dent
ed the German Line in Many
Places
By the United Press Associations.

By the United Press Associations
LONDON, Mar. 23.-Half a million
Russians under Kuropatkin will be
assailing General Won Hipdenburg
German forces along a 150-mile front
today. Petrograd has announced that
the attacks dented the German line in
six places. 1t is unofficially reported
that the battle was most furious 40
miles south of Dvinsk.
Great Slave Offensive
1t is not determined here whether
this smash is the beginning of the
great Slav offensive or merely a dem
onstration to relieve the pressure
against Verdun. The Posts Petrograd
correspondent declared that it was the
commencement of great Russian
move. He declared that General Kur-
opatkin has tremendous forces at his
command. Others thought the at
tack was an attempt to remove the
dangerous German wedge at Dvinsk,
thus removing the threat of a German
offensive there this spring.
All Claim Gains
Northwest of Verdun the Germans |
are striving to capture the dominent /
heights of Avocourt. The Bavarian
troops gained foothold on Harcourt
HILL
Paris claims gains, and the capture
of some prisoners near Fayenhaye.
Berlin claims the capture of strong i
positions southwest of Haucourt. A
French report denied this.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1916-03-23
Chautaqua Date is Fixed

The dates for the Moscow session
of Chautauqua has been fixed for June
goth to July 9Th, and a program of
unusual merit is promised.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1916-03-23
LOG BOOKS WASHED ASHORE
British Cruiser Believed TO Have Been
Lost at Sea From Unknown Cause

By the United Press Associatiors.
NORFOLK, Mar. 23-six of the log
books of the British cruiser Cumber-
land drifted ashore at the Chicomi-
comico light house on the North Car
olina cost today, leading to the belief
that the warship met disaster.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1916-03-23
PERSHING SEIZED
MEXICAN RAILROAD
Ell PASO POLICE DISCOVER MEX
ICAN PLOT TO BURN AND
LOOT THE CITY
More Troops and Provisions Are Be-
ing Sent Into Mexico by Rail
Today

BY the United Press Associations.
Ell PASO, Mar. 23-General PERISH
ing has taken control of the Mexico
Northwestern railroad south of Casas
Grandes. 1t is reported that he is
transporting his infantry toward Ma
dera IN an attempt to get behind
Villa while Dodd's cavalry pushes
southwark
PlOtters Are Arrested
The police claimed to have inform
alton today of plot of 200 Mexicans
to burn and loot the city of Ell Paso.
Eleven suspects have been arrested,
including the brother of General Her
rera, a Carranzista leader.
More Troops to South ,.
General Bertani reported that two
hundred Americans went southwark
from Casas Grandes to MADEIRA by
military train. 1t has been learned
that Pershing took over the railroad
three days ago, but kept the matter
secret.
From unofficial sources it has been
learned that the Americans will begin
sending provision trains over the
Mexican Northwestern from Juarez
within the day.
Deny Wholesale DesertiOns
Carranzistas persistently deny stor-
les that there have been numerous de-
sertions. In the absence of official
dispatches to the contrary, reports
that General Herrera with two thou
sand men and Colonel Cano with nine
hundred have Joined Villa are gem,
orally credited
Cavalry is protecting the Mexican
railroad south of Casas Grandes while
General Pershing's forces are using
It. 1t is believed that Carranzista Of
icials gave rersning permission to
Use the road
General Funston is uneasy about the
aviation mishaps. He characterized
he work of the aviation squad as very
DOOR
Street cars running between Ell
'aso and Juarez have been halted af-
er dark, as the crews are nervous
nd dislike taking chances of trouble.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-06-01
Gaerlei Tiitlihes.
@meiien ans Der Spciiefammer 4

Qnteiien ans Der Spciietammer 6u
bertreiben. 3unddlt reintge ma Die
SuBb0ben, Sorte uno Sfrdutc grlinoz
lid, bnnn itrelle man an allen Sldsen,
no it'd Nmeiien nuf3ubulten pflegten,
cine WildJung Dor Sul8 unb Nlnuu,
Die mar ldngere 3ett Iicgen ldBt. Ole
Imeiien uerbcu bunudl iiher per>
idlpinocu.
Sarbeu in Stoiteu 81 erbalteu.-
Wnn iteQe cine itarte Wiidruug BON
Gals uub beiBem @aiier Der, ungez
fdbr 81 SaIie Gals 81 ieoer @oIone
@aIicr. unb lege 5arte bebrudte Stoffe
bincin, Die bariu pcrbleibeu miiiien.
bis ba5 Wuiier ertaltet lit. Surf
bieies @erfabreu lper0cn Die Sarben
gc9en oas @rblet6cn gcihiist.
Sriide Sintentlefe ans tpeiBer
@dite 5u uebmen, gibt es farm elm
b~eiiere5 Wittel ais iaure ober Butter
mild. Wau ipeide ben Sled in Die
0tilt elm uno reibe i'm otter elm peuig
5piifen ben Sdnocu; audi Iolte Die
Wtild] db II. 81 erneucrt iueroen. Sauz
belt es iid) I'M eingetrodnete Sinteuz
fIede, 10 lit es notbig, baB man eiuen
9rei bon Inurer SuttermiId uno Sal3
anriibrt, cieicu III oeu Sledeu eiuz
reibt, cs bid barnllf bduit, Die Steue
nit Ounflem Yapier 6ubedt oper ba5
@efdB, in Dem lid bas 3eug b~efiupet.
in eiuem ounflen Haum f%uenigitcn5
ichs Stunbeu iteben lGBt. Notbigeu@
faQ5 mug oa5 Serfabreu ipteberboIt
peroen. Wau pditt Den Sled baull
in 8uiier, benz man Immoniu 5u9ez
ieBt bat, uub ioute audi Damn Der Sled
nod iiftbar iein, 10 fam nan pieber
bon Dem Sal5 uno Iuttermil6 s8rei
aufleseu. 9ies gerfabreu tbut ben,
Iuterinl burthuus feinen Shnben pte
es Die itarteu, oft giftigen 2oiunsen,
Die 5tr gutfernung Der Etuteuflede
piel e%mpfoblen lperoeu, tbuu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-06-01

g~tlttcr. aarl fraste: ~Setomme
ih oenn meiue Mtilt uuo mcin Srot
ntd)t bulo?" - ,WtuBt nod, Elm
lpentg marten", untruortcte Die Wtuts
ter; Die Wilt) bat nod nid)t Sefod)t."
gaIo nad6cr bradte Die Wogo Wtilt
uno Srot. n9h1n mill ids audi nid]t
mebr", brllmmte. CT uub itieB bas
Srilbitild nit iolfer 8elpalt o lid,
ouB Die Wilt lid iiber Gid unb
SuBbooen ergoB. Der Batter hattie
8arl's gcnebmen ppn Der a%nitufenoen
3ammcr aus %beubaftet. Sest trat
CT in bic Stube uno faRte tbn ant
Nrme MI. I'm bit nod, fein thrift
iher 9aifa, meiu S5bnfen, nub ba=
NIT bu has nit,t pergiHeit, 10 min i'd
Dir nit Der Tutbe etu SenfsetteldIen
ifreibeu." Gr nabm ben fleinen
Drummer nit, unb Marie bjrte has
grioerd,en 5u ihrem Sfmerse balb
iGmmerlth ifretcn. gm anberen
WturgcI maj &arl piel better nufse=
itanoen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-06-01

bloueu Wilitdrrod 3u, Der ieine bobe,
ma9erc Si9ur betleioetc, lub mar
~marihbcreit.
Salt. ia8te CT. ~ebc mir fortz
9eben - ih TRACE III Der Grdberz
idmiifungs zSarabe INNER cine tleinc
SIugge. nber Srau Sibbius erflGrte,
lie lpiiie nidt, no Stcpben lie aufz
belpohre."
y@arten Sic. iugtc Sane raid
entihloiieu. Saitig ofiucte ite Die
3ountbiire, trat in ben @orten uno
Lief mad Dem 5~icrlideu Slumenbeet
infer ben Seuitern bcs @eiudss
5immcr5.
Als tic 8uriidfebrtc, trug JIG eiucn
biibihen StrauB aus rotbeu llnb lpei@
gen @erauicn unb blallcu SeiIhen in
Der Sanb. YSier Iinb lie, Die Snrs
ben - 8otb, 8eiB unb @Iou". iagte
tic peid, inbem lie bcm @rei5 ben
SlumtcnitrarlB ianit in Die 3~ittcrnoe
Hedte brildte. olluO Jest mollen
mir CUR Yarabe."
r3er ieib Sbr ci9eutltd?" frngte
Taine feline SegIeiteriu, nl5 lie 8uz
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-06-01
Sie Nafbarin oes blinoen gcteranen
(Gtne @eifidtc gum @rdber>
1d)mildlln05tdg.)

Sanginm id)ritt Sane Sletd)er bie
mcnItenleere StrdBe entlnng. Ils
lie an Sallie bon Winfielb Suine
porbeigtng, itanb Der alte Wnnn am
@arten5auu uno ieiu greiies IntIib
nit ben crlpihencn Nrgen tuar iebnz
iildtig nad Der Staot gerihtet. benu
bon bortber brang geodmpfter 'front.'
melIhlag unb Die idriQe Wuiif Der
Sieifen.
gr nenbete bns Saupt, als bas
@erduid ibrer leid)ten S6ritte auf
Dem SuBiteig iein Sbr traf.
p9s frelIt mid, buB ip~enigiten3
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NIT getrdnfter Gimme. oG5 lit bas
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Der th nod ME gefeblt babe. Nber
lpabriheinlif lit unier neller Witbiir>
ger Iboiion Smitb iGulb baran.
Seitoem Der in Der Stapt bus grpBe
@ort filbrt, id,eint Niemanb ntebr an
ben ein5igcn Geteranen aus Dem 9iirz
gerfrieg, Der nod in 0reenpiIle Dor
banbeu lit. gu penten. Nur bon ben
Wtilfbdrteu aus DEM ipaniifen
ariege lit beute bic Mebe,"
Sane Sletfer mar bel Den @orten
bes Ilten iteben gebliebeu uuo cine
Ieidte SldiIe erifien auf ibreu @auz
gen. @tiuas %befnngen iagte lie:
sic mOdten gcrne in Der Harabe
marihieren linb baben Niemanbeu,
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I'M, Serr Same"
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mer III 9erei5ter Stimmung. SRA,
gibbins, nteine S~ausbdlterin, lit nit
elmer Shaar @eiber fortgegangen
unp bat mid aQeiu 5lbaus gelaiIen,
benin ih bin ia blinb uno hiiIflus.
Sa, ipenn mein Sobn Stepbeu bier
ipdre. onru tonnte ih -"
Sd tperbe nit Sbneu gebeu unb
sic fiibren, Serr Saline, ia9te Sane
ifiiftern. Y2egen sic Sbre Sanb
aui meinen Mrm - Damn tpollen mir
aufbrebeu, Der 3us biioet it6t eben. "
8infielo Sniue ieete DEN geteras
nenbut auf Den appf, fnDpfte Den
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-06-01
Gum Scite Gbriiti Sinmeliabrt.
(am 1. Suni.)

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grIhienen mar Die eruite Srennun9sz
itunoe,
ga ScIus oieics grsentbal pcrlieB,
Sod ifieb er niht, bepor aus eigncm
Iunbe
gr iiiBen Srpit ben @ldubiseu perbieB.
SD bin eih nnbe". fprdh CT, pdile
Gag,
gis emit Die eitle 8clt pereeben mag;
limb berrlif lperbe emit ih pieberz
fommen,
Su ritten bang Die SIneiaeu uno
Tromune1.
Sic Singer fpriGten, aunbe bod 81
gcben,
@anu CT erifeine, bod Der Ieiiter
iprud:
~Gu6 iei's perbprgen; fiibret tets elm
9ebeu
gl5 fame itiinblih bes 8eridtes
Gag" -
ltnb i~egneub iftpebte er nlsbalo ernppr
9is ibn Der Bid Der Shauenben
pcrlor
llno nod)mals bnrd Den -Gnael iparo
bernpnlmcn:
Ser aufpdrt5 fubr, ipiro emit alS
Htdter tommen.
Q Seilanp, laB Die Stunbe ms ers
ipdaen.
Iann emit on nieoeritci8eit gum
@eridt,
gar panoeln uns bic 9abn boil Seil
uuo Segcn,
SnB ms pciu Nuno Gin endoig
3 llrtbeil iprift.
8ir ileb'n gu Dir. augiit'ger @ottess
lobn
Ior'm 5ubcrnafel, ocinem Groenz
g. thron,
Oh lpolleit ms Dor aller Sfulo be-
lpabren,
gis alh emit mir binauf gum Srieoen
fabren.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-06-01

ter KIT. st. group. CHI. 5 and 81. at. in
last st. Of center group. Make KIT. and
shell in shell. CHI. 3. turn.
4th Row-Shell in shell, repeat KIT. ST.
until center CHI. of 5, Is I. in center CHI.
OF 5, repeat KIT. St, shell in she'll, CHI.
3, turn.
9TH ROw-Repeat 4th row TO confer
Is t.. 8 t. in lst 5 t.. . kt. SITS. 8 t. in
End . I. of Is, 2 KIT. sts., . {. In 5 last
tr. of 10. repeat 4th row TO end, CHI. 3.
turn.
9Th ROw-ShelY in shell. thread 3
times over needle. go into LIST ST. of
last group of 5. knit off 2 at a time I'M
til 2 remain on needle. repeat and go
into End l.. knit off, leaving 3 SITS. off
needle. thread over twice into 3rd t.,
knit off. leaving 4 SITS. on needle. re-
peat. leaving 5 on needle. thread over
once and into > l., knit off 2 at a time,
leaving l st. on needle, make KIT. and
repeat twice more, Shell into smell,
CHI. 3 and turn.
9TH Row-Same as Srd. repeat from
3rd row for desired length.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-06-01

This novel pattern is much used by
the nuns who thus put their time to
good use while in %seclusion.
1st ROw-Ch. s, join in ring with 81.
ST., 3 {. In ring. oh. 3, 3 I. in same ring.
4 knot st. Ito make pit. st. draw 81. IN
needle out Of "A inch. thread over nee
die. pull through. catch needle through
lower of the three threads on loop.
thread over needle and pull through.
leaving 2 SITS. on needle, thread over
and pull through both SITS. ch. one,
tighten 10 knoJ), repeat until 4 SITS.
have been made. ch. 6. fasten by 81. st.
in last KIT. made, 3 I. in ch. of 6. ch. 3,
8 I in same ch., turn.
End R0w-Ch. 3, 3 l.. 3 CHI, 8 I. make
KIT. st. l. fasten in last kt. st. made. re-
peat until 4 KIT. SITS. have been made,
S I. in 3 CHI. Of LIST shell. CHI. 3, 3 I. in
same CHI. CHI. 3, turn.
Srd ROw-Shell in she'll. make KIT.
ST.. fasten by 3 dc. in top of KIT. st.
Make KIT. ST, and dc, in LIST ST. OF GEN.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-06-01
! : ! I'm trauten Tami|ienkreile, i


Wunn bat Die 6rauenfru8c Dnourd,
bernribeitlpprcn, oab CT Die Stcaun8
Der Srau in Scr Sumilie crid)pert bot,
oaB cr ielbit bos SomiIienlcbeu perz
adtet unb lid Der Yilidt Der SAINT
liengrilnoung mn 81 oft ent5iebt. .lln1>
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rage 6u gclpinucn nur ouf oem @ege
einGt griinOlihen Grneuerung oc5
mooernen SantilicnlebcnS uno elmer
Denomination Der Snmilieu naf
gltem altem d%riitlid,cm Wulter. Su
Der erneuerten Samilie miro Die Srau
ibre alien Nlf9aben nicoerfinben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-06-01
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-06-01
Organization Der Samilie.

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elmer llnteroronun9 Der Sruu in Der
Samilie. Sic be5eihncn Die Stels
lung Der Srau in Der ieBiaen Sanlilie
ais llnteriofung uno Sflaperei. Sic
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