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NINTH EPISODE
The Crystal
Globe
CHAPTER XIX.
A Near Thing.

HY this time II had become evil
w dent to the authorities that In
the struggle against anarchy
the armory Of the law must be
re-cnforced by some OF All Singh's
weapons. Hitherto Manning and the
police had fought In the open: now
they opposed guile to guile. since It
was mpeiatively necessary that Man
ning's private residence should at least
be safeguardcd from the increasingly
dangerous outrages planned by the
hidden enemies of the state. In con
sequence the locality of his new abode
ner circle OF otlicialdom.
He rented house in Riverdale ave-
nue.. but the local tradesmen knew him
only by the name Of the previous &C.
cupant. which was also retained In
the telephone book by arrangement.
Moreover. the house and its grounds
were guarded so closely that no suspi-
cious person could loiter in the vicinity
at any moment OF the day or night
without being arrested and compelled
10 explain his business. Even the cor
respOndence OF the various members
OF the household was delivered at their
known address and brought In by plain
clothes men. ~
IL was singular fact. therefore,
that idle chance and deadly intent
should combine In revealing Manning's
residence to an implacable enemy on
the same day and hour.
Ii happened that Ahmed. the young
Turk. with another OF All Singh's cut
Threats. had been assigned the task Of
watching q certain main road In the
northern part Of the city.
The man was simply burning with
fanatical zeal. The one consuming OBJ
ject OF his life now was to atone for
n double failure by destroying the off,
cial whom his august master had such
reason to dread. IL was. therefore.
matter Of sheer luck that he should
see Manning and Bronson feeting past
in fast moving car. which turned
into Riverdae avenue before It had
sped out Of sight. Here. then. was
clew, which the shrewd wits of the
oriental interpreted without error!
Reasoning that Manning would prob
ably return by the way he came. All
med hid himself among some bushes
while his companion essayed wide
circuit with the object. which he ulti-
mately attained. OF entering the gar
age attached to the house and con-
ceallng himself there go as to attack |
Manning In the not improbable event
OF the latter coming In to give orders |
about his car.
The young diplomat had scarcely |
stepped out OF his car before a special
messenger handed him a telegram. II |
was from an undersecretary at Wash.
fngton and read:
Plan of eastern coast defenses stolen
from vNrfdepartment. Consult with Cap |
tain Randolph at Fort Wadsworth imme-
diatefy. 49,
So long before the Mohammedan's
scheme bad time to mature his would |
be victim raced past again at full
speed In a downtown direction.
Bronson, for his part. undertook to 7
do certain work for Manning. and
sped away IN another machine, where
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90
mr. inomas "a. Ciark' united states
consuI at ING Shiheso treaty port OF han.
MOI "orrieu over inc actiVities OF All
einsh, VINO mas succeedeo IN panoins to-
se'ner Inc hhtasonisuc races Oh inc TAT
~ ",os 10 Ell ma,'hins, Eonnuen.ai
s'a'e oepar'meht agent AT washington.
AZ ohshs nnece' NINE. Na!ha, Ii oeInk
eoaeateu ~ vsssar eoiese. riot oreAks
ou'. WHICH 70 queneo oy All SINGH, VINO
oeelS 70 pear charmed me- All onsh
sans ior 'he United states Mannlns
,aNes '.eps 70 preVent ms Snry;
poi'eo t"at Al S,hsh is orowheo. ~ ia,e.
oeveiops 'hat TINS was ruse. that All
oinsn Is w .ne united s,a.es ne thIoa.-
$780, .no M u pahAer bronson uauShter'
wno u chulh OF mhe' Nal'a.
III, H"s anu niarsare. nronsoh aro
.na, m no suen WIEN 'ney .o
"ueu uheonselous' mhrsare, bronson
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drawings tonight. If he had succeed
ed, I'm afraid l should have resigned
my, position" n
mo need for that. at any rate"
laughed Randolph. IF he had blown
up the whole Chemical building while
l was absent he couldn't have found
the specifications Of my gun after a
ten years search In the ruins. Be-
cause. why? The only perfect draw
ings were in my pocket all the time.
They never leave my possession"
With an almost boyish triumph which
neither Manning nor Kemp begrudged
him. he drew sealed packet from the
breast OF his tunic and waved 1t in
their faces.
So far so good. The nights achieve
ments were somewhat discounted,
however. when Bronson returned
breathless with the information that
the man who had fallen headlong into
the street was not Hong Kong Harry.
The half castles escape was never
satisfactorily explained The only
plausible theory was that evolved by
Manning after a prolonged examina-
7tion of the building. II was shown
that the ropes used by the miscreants
dangled to depth Of at least half n
dozen stories. II the two men used
the same rope. with Hong Kong Harry
leading the descent, II was possible
that the falling body Of his companion
had missed him. and In the darkness
and confusion he was not detected
when Manning and the others looked
out Evidently. too. he had entered
some other Office by window and
contrived ultimately to slip out of the
building by way Of the basement.
That was only theory. The great
fact remained that bit Of American
preparedness had at last thoroughly
foiled and defeated All Singh.
ITO Be Continued 81
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and ordered to peer intently into u
globe while focusing her thoughts on
Enrol Manning. she described his do
ings with remarkable accuracy.
True, the impressions were 1eeting
and not continuous-that is to say.
she saw him In his car. She saw the
car turn into Riverdale avenue (Which
she named. greatly to Ali Singh's
malevolent satisfaction, and witnessed
Ahmed's murderous attack.
The sight gave such shock to her
subconscious soul that Ali Singh had
power to keep her under control. He
succeeded, with the almost humorous
result that he burst into a flame OF
fury on learning that a dreadful en-
envy had escaped once more. and this
time by the merest. accident.
But, as though to atone for such a
disappointment. he had achieved his
revelations during the trance cleared
away the fog which had wrapped
Manning i'm impenetrable secrecy dur
ing the past fortnight.
ALI Singh smiled with fiendish de-
light.
II think I've got him this time," be
muttered. stroking his chin as he
watched Malta slowly regaining her
senses. This has been good days
work. 1t was indeed real achieve
ment that translator In Washington
should he able to secure the plans Of
the east coast defenses. Not that they
are worth much. but it Is well to know
the full extent of the enemy's UMPIRE
paredness. The really big thing now
Is that new gun. / must secure the
drawings, no matter what the cost.
Quadrinolite would have been useful.
but the master gun Is absolutely es-
sential to our cause
There could be no doubt that All
Singh was not only one Of the most
resourceful. but most daring scoun-
drels that ever lived, Were 1t other
wise he would surely never have ven
tured to enter the Chemical building I'm
broad daylight and actually take the
elevator to the nineteenth floor. Yet
he did that very thing. though well
aware of the risk he was taking.
Manning was frequently in COM
munication with Captain Randolph
and was closeted with him one morn
ing In the Chemical building when
Bronson called. The young banker
was busy and did not remain long. He
went out meaning to descend to the
street. and an upgoing elevator stop
ped for an instant Mt the eighteenth
floor to permit the egress Of a pretty
and wasp wasted stenographer.
Bronson was man enough and young
enough to have an eye for the girl.
but as the door closed behind her and
the elevator was already i'm swift flight
upward he CHANGED to glance into II
and stared straight into the scowling
eyes Of All Singh.
The elevator stopped at the next
floor. Listening intently. he fancied
he could detect the firm, even tread Of
a mans footsteps crossing the lobby
In the direction of suit which must
be located above Captain Randolph's
office. - |
Bronson was Invariably creature
Of impulse. Instead Of summoning
he raced up the neighboring
stairway and was confronted by the
legend "Raymon Almonte. Importer OF |
Oriental Curios." blazoned on the frost.
ed glass in the upper part Of a door,
way.
He tried to enter. but the door was
ocked. Then he raped imperatively.
After some little delay he was admit
ted. and foreign looking man invit. !
ID him politely to step inside. At frst
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tails OF the dramatic incidents which
had taken place almost simultaneously,
when Kemp came back.
Did you see the fellow who shot
at you. Mr.. Manning?" he inquired
coolly.
Eyes. II was Ahmed. the Turk. who
lodged us on board the steamer. He
ran close TO the car and was nearly
run over. He meant to make sure. I
suppose"
well. he won't dodge either a cop
or a car any MORE" said Kemp grimly.
He nodded to a white faced chauf
feur.
"Just run down to the corner. he
said. you'll find Dugan and another
man there. and they'll tell you where
10 take the body"
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CHAPTER Xxx.
Twice Fooled.

w THILE Ali singh's hirelings
M were spending and being
w spent in his service the
arch conspirator himself had
: adopted a very unusual method Of
discovering Mannings whereabouts.
Though his mesmeric influence over
Malta was weakening. the girl was
still powerless to resist when he de-
hberately concentrated his extraordi-
nary powers In a direct personal sub
lection.
He assumed. rightly as 1t proved.
that she would be an excellent medi-
UNI for that peculiar development Of
the occult which snatches glimpses Of
actually from the shaded depths of q
crystal globe. In the result. when the
unhappy girl was compelled to come
under the spell Of those magnetic eyes
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Transfer for week ending April p
1919:
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--Emils il the placs 10 buy Fsni-
tas& .---.A>.-l
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Hol, County Man Wounded In France.

I clip from the 81. Joseph Gazette,
Of April +, n list Of wounded in
France. who were with Canadian
troops. and who had lived in and were
natives of the United States. Among
the number was the name Of J. Hud-
gins. This is Jacob Hudgins. first
cousin of mine, and who EARNED here
with me ~ years ngo, and was well
known ahou, Forbes. His main home
aud where his father and mother liv-
pd Is Louisville. Kentucky. A letter
from Jake, written while NJ hospital
in England. whore he was being treat
rd for his wounds. nearly two years
ago. was published IN the Sentinel,
srrt YOU 10y NE. I, was clipped from
,ho louisville Herald and sent to me.
though, tina, this item about Jake
Nigh, hp ~ some interest ~ the read
cts Of the Sentinel. since Jake was
once citizen ~ our county. When
Jake PARTIALLY recovered from his
wounds. he went hack to the battle.
front where he temaired for n time,
aud was finally discharged on account
NJ his disability, due 10 his old
wounds. We was returned 10 Canada,
and u now, ~ was lately, NJ Nounps
Town. Alberta. Canada. Jake was IN
the Spanish American War lie Is
ahou, 90 years of age.
nv. HrpGiNs.
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Some Of the farmer, have begun
planting corn.
VIZ and Mrs. Albert Gould sncnt
SUNDAY with relatives near Oregon.
Miss Mildred Ellis entertained
'ov"rnl of her friends, Inst Friday
evening.
Mr. T, " l'itymnuricc snent the
first Of the week with relatives in
Mound CITY.
fnncis Iitgmuurirc aud Glen
Click spcnt SUNDAY afternoon with
friends In Oregon.
WIN. frnyicr returned hast week
after spending tho past several
months IN California.
Mrs, John Cnrdcr Of the Blair
district spent SUNDAY with her dauph-
ter, Mrs. Carl Owens,
Mrs, Walter Stalcy visited over
SUNDAY with her mother, Mrs. Ora
King, In Kansas City Kansas.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Gotten and
fnmily, of Forest City, spant Tues.
dnN evening with Mrs. James Quick.
Mr., and Mrs. Riley Swone, Of
the Blair district. spent SUNDAY af-
t"rnoon with relatives In the BENTON
ncighhorhood.
Nh. and Mrs, George Click, Mr..
and Mrs, Perry Murkres and Mrs.
Noscr spent Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs, Roy Munkres.
o. ", Mullen and family and
Misses Mary and Pauline Fit2maurieo
of Forest City, were callers In this
vicinity, Saturday afternoon.
Chris. Buctzer and Mr.. and Mrs.
Dee Strough, Of the Sharp's Grove
1eighborhood, spent Sunday with
heir daughter and sister, Mrs. Curt
Nicholson.
Miss Eta Greene closed n very
successful term of school, Friday.
The patrons showed their apprecja-
ton by bringing well-flled baskets
and spending the afternoon and en-
joyed the program.
n
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-Dr. Z. A. Lsss. vsssri.asy.
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DISTANT PARTS
YIELD ELEMENTS
of Tanlac
Are Gathered From
All Over The
World.

From the remote sections Of the
world civilized and uncivlized--
come the elements. or medical proper
ties that compose Tanlac. the Master
Medicine. now sold in Oregon. and
which has proven such boon To
countless thousands IN many sections
Of the United States.
The AIRS, Apcnninos, pyrcnees.
contribute their infinitesimal part I,
Russian Asia, Europe. Jamaica. Bra
I'll and the West Indies are secured
FOR some " the roots, harks and
horhs used in the preparation. The
mountain states near the Rockies,
Asia Minor. Persia, India, Mexico.
Columbia and Peru send some ingrc.
,lients that have proved of such vast
benefit,
These medicinal roots, barks and
herbs are shipped to the Tanlac lab.
ratories. DAYTON. Ohio. where they
are compounded With most scrupulous
care.
Under the efficient direction Of Jo-
serh Won Tiimbach, n native German
chemist Of rcnown, these ingredients
are mixed and blended until they have
reached the high state Of pcrfe,
ton shown in the uniform prepar-
alton, 1anlac.
In steIilizcd bottles. made especial
ly FOR the purpose. Tanlac Is placed
labeled and cartoned and then sen,
To various parts VI the world, where
the demand requires. some Of tho
medicine going 10 countries where
th. ingredients came from.
Tanlac l. destined to become NJ
popular IN oregon a. Il has IN othc,
cities nj this state, where Il has been
introduced.
1anIac l. sold exclusively in Ore.
Ron at llcnningcr's Drug Store, Lead.
ing Prescription Druggists.
jAdV.)
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LESSON FOR MAY 6
JESUS THE SERVANT OF AL.

LESSON TEXT John iai.i5.
'hi'E TENT-Anh vhosoever ~ yol
VII 10 the chiefest. shall he servant J.,
all Mn. iOu
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Na,n ovet.

delayed letter. April q, 1910
Roy crimes and family visited nj
John Schank's. Sunday.
-Grorgc Norris and family motor
od to 81 Joseph. Monday.
FRANK prnhan made his usual
'rip tN -, Joseph. Sunday
John Schnnk and son. Adla. Wis
i,rd SUNDAY with Jim Mosor.
Hugh prphnn and little son,
charlie. vcrc Oregon callers. Friday.
Frank Hickman and wife and
NJ l.aac llcckmnn spent ruosda,
in Oregon.
quito n Few from Mnynowcr n,
tended the ~" social NJ Monarch, Fri.
Ia, ripht
Mi.- Stella Rrohan l. visiting
her sister Nv Coon Stovall. n,
Irnig, this week.
Mis- Mile kunkol. " tho Ore.
con high school visited over Sunda,
With Carrie Stadlcr.
Nr Eal tmmc. Of ttniontovn,
PENNSYLVANIA. be- hack 10 Old MissouI.
and BE- NJ John Schank's.
Mr. Otha prh"r and family ar,
spending f'w days With her pa,.
cnts Nh and Mrs. Viii Mahon and
family.
Tn" people ~ tho Nayfowcr
n"iphhorhuod were uurprscd when
ih', heart that their teacher. Nis,
llur'onsr Morris, wa married 10 Nj
isaac Hickman, NJ Oregon. Wcdncs
iny afternoon, AprII -
Tho shower that wa given M n,
home Of Frank llcckmann. SUNDAY, In
honor of their rnu lanc AMI wife
."ns vel attended. md many hoauti
'u' and valuable present, wore r.,
'"iv'd. At reported hnc tm".
Nr. llnit"n.r Morris Hickman
lo.rd v"i, success fIl term al
lrhooI, Saturday Aprl y, and nj
noon The patrons and friends cam,
With wo'H0ll"d baskets and they 500,
rad dinner which was cnioyed h,
y'l if'"r dinner ~. teacher AN,
children gave q very pleasant enter
inirwort After all was over. hcr
many friend. wished hor ~ good suc
CO.'S through her married lifc NJ IN,
had IN school 'cnrhng, for shc was ,
"" good teacher ECHO.
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No Danger oi over Production This
Year.

Viii, Nh, farmer being urprd tu
prrnt,r and greater production, he
natural, consider. the upa.Ihlt, cot
ovrrprudu,tinn. Mann farmer. I'm the
state huv, advnrccd TIL. question n.
coriug 'o bean 7. w. Mumfud of
th, Missouri college ui Nr'I,ultur".
over production D.. exceedingly i'm.
pruhnhl, iri. year u ia. been nprrod
that thi. country part IN VI" wnr
will h' largely fo supply foud "out
food resources have been depicted hy
shipments to Europe and hy several
poor CROP years" said Dean Mum
ford rccrutli. "nfri nov with uur'.
Strictcd export to the Allies, the small
reserve which We have viii be- further
decreased. ANY surplus which tho
American farmers can produce Will
bc quickly absorbed nj war time
prices Millions of pcoplc IN England.
France and other countries AZ war
with the German power. ARE m need
food not onl, for their civil
mics. T'hoy ARE too busy fighting
% provide that food Themselves II
then hchoovr- the United States 20
supply food
hut II rs not alone for the Allics
that We must produce maximum
crors. II we should have poor crop
year throughout the country, our own
pcor', ma, actually suffer"
"lt Germany Is ph'o ~ continue the
ruthlcs submarine warfare unhindcr-
ed, som, food win hc lost on n, way
20 Europe Consequently the LOSSES
will 'cud toward u further shortage
and O. absorb amy surplus even If
there were dungcI of uvcrrroduc-
ton"
What would happen N pence should
come within the nrNt icW wccks E?
Would not the markets ho rluttcd
In answer o. those questions, Dean
Aumford suid 1T Is doubtful #
there Will he great decrease IN the
demand for food immediately follow
inr the war With commerce rcstor-
ed, every nation which h. now at war
will become market place for Amer,
lean farm produce Those countries
have no food reserves left and they
will turn 10 the United States to fur
nish food during reconstruction and
until they can feed themselves"
A. nm example of the actual scar
city of food IN America, Dean Mum
ford cited the condition of wheat
"ln 1913 the United states produced
10 bushels of wheat per capita; IN
1916 We produced q bushels per cap
tia, but used q l'3 bushels for seed
and ordinary consumption and eN-
ported ~ bushels per capita. The
present condition OF wheat in the
United States Is 81 per cent of a
normal crop, This Is % per cent be-
low the average for the last ten
years. The condition IN Missouri Is
even worse-50 n compared with the
15-year average of 50 per cent. The
. latest reports are that the world crop
of wheat is far below average"
Other foods are corrcspondingly
scarce.
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Death NJ anderson ,raip.

stat" Senator anderson Craig
widely known n. n faumcr stock rnis.
~ and politician. died n, his farm
home near Nnryv'llv. Ihurlday night.
Nrfil 2G after Few hours illness
from acute indigestion m the GSth
ycnr Of his npc llc vas n native ~
kcniurt,. and located IN Nudnvn,
count, m ISL Ne SERVED m both
tho lower and uppcr house 81 the
state lcpi s'n'pir. and wa consplcu
oua g. IN" ~ the di, leaders VI our
state Ne BE- survived n, his widow
and son AMI daughter w. funeral
va. hold Snturdn, last. and wa,
largely attended hy prominent men
from various Part, Of IN" state.
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&. j.. Notes,

Mr., +. l.. Zeller was the leader
last Sunday evening. The topic,
Missionary Opportunities In Latin
America" was handled In most in
telligent manner, and those who miss
ed this meeting, missed a treat,
Brothre Zeller always has something
good 10 tell and knows how TO tell Il.
Next Sunday evening is the monthly
conservation meeting, the topic being
Love-" Cor. l3:i.l3. The Sunday
school hour has ben changed from
9;46 to $3.50. The Christian Endeavor
society meets at 2 o'clock.
The cca.Asittee to select leaders
have chose, Ne following for the
month Of N.
May 8-Mrs. Irwin.
May 13-Miss selma Hahn,
May 20-Miss Lottie Stewart
May 27-Miss Faye Eddy.
SECRETARY.
DIR. Z. A. Leag. Veterinary.
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Money 10 Lend on Farms-Bor
rover has option TO pay part or oil Of
princirsl st any TINA Most db~rs
terms ever afforded. Call. write c,
phone 10 Va .osts voc nothlns. ave,
you money.
THE SISSoN LOAN 4 TITLE co
OfYices over Nodaway Valley Bank
Maryvil,s. Missouri
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Christian Church Notes.

At a meeting of the officers of the
church and Sunday school, II was de-
cided to have continuous service for
the church and Sunday school for the
summer months. The Sunday school
will begin next Sunday at $3.50.
Preaching service at 1890 on the I'd
and 4th Sundays, and will close ut
1880, sharp. ] hope that all will
take notice Of the change In time for
our service and make special effort
to be there on time.
Preaching ut Union next Sunday
morning at II O'Clock. Preaching In
town n the evening at 8 o'clock. AL
made welcome. B. H. p.
ASailss n tina nlnca 70 hsrY NaYni.
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Surely the cup Of sorrow has been
more than flIed for Mr.. and Mfs.
Walter Thurman. who, on Monday
Of last week. April %, lost their little
four. ycnr-old son by death. Only n
week previous death claimed their
yOungcs, child. son only two years
~ nrc. measles ahd pneumonia be
irg the cause NJ death.
: unrp " sorrow comes 10 n large
circle of friends IN our county, and
especially throughout clay tow nshir,
ON the announcement uf the death Of
Mrs. Edward Smith. which occurred
IN 81. Louis. on Wednesday of las,
week. Anvil %. The death mcsscn-
pcr came after nm operation for np-
prndici,is. Mrs Smith was formerly
Lillian Copeland. uf Clay township,
and IN her Young womanhood was n
greatly beloved pi,l She hccnmc the
wife " Edvnid. son NJ ". ". Smith,
" clay township, and following Their
marriage. wen, ,n 50, Louis. where
the now hrrcnvcd husband became
rnrspicunus IN 'hc electrical field.
She " survived by hoy husband and
three children The fnthr' VI the he
rcuvcd husband. and his brothers, lcr
and John, wen, 80 81. Louis. and we've
prrscr, NJ the funeral the burial be
inc ir ST Louis.
Levi NcCnskcy, w the vcry primo
~ ro,, promising Young manhood
was called to IN. other sho,r by the
death messenger, n, ,ho home ~ his
mother IN Mound city. or Monday NJ
last week. Anil p. NJ the agr of -
years Iurc,nl sciyiccs were held 'h'
Following DAY n, tho home by Rev
Kirkland and iho remains we've laid
away IN the Walkur Grove cemetery
He W survived h, his mother and
three Yig,pr.
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off Ml 10 A. BUM" wv Se''""' ="
This lesson IL really n continuation |
" the latter pnrt of the lesson " Inst |
week. for the glory ~ Jesus " his I'm.
srlnshnrss whereby he wrought out re- |
d"mTiinn for mankind.
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