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RED CIRCLE NOTES.

On Sunday, April 10, The Red Cir
Gle Club was again the scene of Il
very pleasant gathering when the
Red Circle group Of while. Mrs. Rosa
Is. Wood is chairman served tea to
soldiers in the sun parlor from five
to eight O'Clock p. NJ. These teas
will be a regular feature of the club.
All who visit the club arc Impress
ed with the general conv fence and
Of the building. The
sun porch with its cool green furnish
ings and its big swing is favorite
spot with young and old. The dainty
curtains for the porch we're made by
Saint Joseph's willing Workers, Mrs.
Hattie Gray, chairman. The curtains
for the parlors were made by the
Dorcas Society, Mrs. VIM. RI. Hughes
chairman. and Mrs. McClel.en made
all Of the cretonne draperics.
During the week nine club meet
ings and a conference were held in
the building. -Four new clubs were
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Gao Stirling Street,

Baltimore, Md >, April !, 1919
President i. IL. Bisscll,
Bisscll Colleges,
Dillingham;, Illinois.
Dear Sir: In the same mail tha
brought me your letter yesterday
received letter from tho Fedora
Board for Vocational Educatio,
Washington, d. c., which containe
transportation for me to Washingto,
on my way to Dillingham; for adms
sion to your College OF Photography
I shall start Saturday, April s..
About this matter OF n Doardin
place. While l had hoped to obtai
board with member OF my ow
race in Emngham ! had not though
that It would be imperative that
should do so. l feel sure that Their
is enough Christianity in Enlngha1
to provide that a brother stranger j
thcir midst shnll not do of hunger
What would Jesus do?
1t seems that in some places in tn
South they rise more readily to on
American ideal OF democracy than I
many places in tho North and Middl
West. "The Richmond Planet" c
Richmond, Va, states that "rigl>
here In Richmond, the capital Of tn
late Confcdoracy, colorcd soldiers ar
welcomed to aristocratic Wcsthaml
ton, and with no sign Of racial dis
elimination or nntipathy to tho
being there" What Is tho matte
with Illinois?
I am not sure as to what you
question involves. We shall talk
over when ! arrive. There must b
n way that is just and that will b
for the good of all concerned.
Very respectfully,
(Signed LUCIAN B. WATKINS
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A Reception rendered DIR. Dudley in
Flatbush, Brooklyn, N. Y.

The seventh annual and farewell
reception rendered Rev. j. w. Dud-
ley, ID. D., pastor Of Salem Baptist
Church, Brooklyn, N. Y, held on
Friday evening, March IS, 1919, at
Q o'clock. This reception was ten
dered to pastor, DR.. Dudley by the
members and friends of Salem Bap-
fist Church in honor Of his good work
done in leading the people safely as
Moses to own a new church home.
The Ministers Conference OF Great
er New York was represented by Rev.
J. II. Dennis of Sheepshead Bay. N.
Y. DR.. x. l.. Warren Of Brooklyn
was master OF ceremonies. Other
spea kers were as follows: Revs. A.
G.. Matthew, B. D., c.. d. Patterson,
D. D., J. w. Hamlin, d. D., II.
White, D. D., Rev. J. W. Bright,
NJ. f. Logan, M. e. Lynch, M.
Paylor, II. Debricks, Brother N. B.
Dodson.
Through the storm and snow the
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of friends. Her funeral was held
from the Providence Baptist Church.
Her pastor, Rev. DR.. w. NJ. Steven
son. of Richmond, Va. ofliciated. He
portrayed Mrs. Winston's sanity
life and beautiful character and the
fortitude with which she bore her
illness.
She spent two years with her son,
DR.. w. J. Winston. OF Baltimore,
Md. His wife, Mrs. Bertha c. Win
ston. was her loving and painstakirp
daughtcr-in-law, who loved her at all
times. She has son. Sherman b
Winston, who is serving with the
American EXpeditionary Force in
France.
Her remains now rest under the
shade trees Of Hickory Hill Cemetery
with her husband and six children,
who preceded her years ago. A great
heart, a great character and Christian
warrior is now resting in the Para
disc of God.
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Death OF Miss Rcbecca Byrd.

Died April Is, 1919, at 4:A5
o'clock, at the residence Of her par
ents, S07 N. Second Street, Rebecca
Byrd, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs
Leslie Byrd. Besides her parents
she is survived by two brothers
Raleigh l.. Byrd and Ed. Willis Byrd
other relatives and q host of friends
to mourn their loss.
Funeral services were held Thurs
day, April II, 1919 at Providence
Baptist Church, at three o'clock.
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A Pleasant Surprise

Mrs. Josie Clarke, Of G25 Mort
host OF loyal friends, who so kinda.
contributed to the handsome pur%
presented her on Saturday evenin'
April -, by her staunch friend
Mesdames Leila A. Wynn and Nam
e. Brown and Martha BraXton Mr.
Clarke who has been confined to be
for several months, prays Gods ri"E
est blessing on each one who, b
their kind words of sympathy. hcar
tifnl flowers and delicious trays, haN
brought so much sunshine to her sic
chamber.
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In NIcnorianl.

In sad but loving memory Of m,
husband, w. b. Il. Thompson, whl
departed this life four years age
April 81, 1915:
Rest on, loved one, for 7 am coming,
I will be there bye and bye,
! will find you standing, waiting,
In those Heavenly gates on high
His devoted wife,
ADELAIDE G.. THOMPSON
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VOLUME XXXVI, NUMBER %
A CONTRAST BETWEEN
TWO STATES
Sergeant Watkins Wins-Will IIntE
Tho BiSScll Colleges. +
The Bisscll Colleges,
Dillingham;, ILL.,, March %, 10

TIC -IJTSSNII NUIIVEV5y ~
Dillingham;, H., March 2S, 1911
Mr.. Lucian -. Watkins,
GAO Stirling Street,
Baltimore. Maryland.
Dear Mr.. Watkins: Was in Chi
cago yesterday, and called on Mr.
Perry Of tho Vocational Board, an.
wo talked about your enrolment i
the College.
AS there is not n single colorct
person in our city of 5000, it woul
be a very difficult matter to secure
boarding place, and was wonderful
IL you could do light house keeping
Kindly let us hear from you.
TIE BISSELL COLLEGES,
(Signed) l.. II. BlSSElL,
presidents
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Surprised Her.

Mr.. Lee Holmes led a birthday
party on his wife, Mrs. Kate
Holmes, last Tuesday night at their
home, II River Street, Swansboro,
Va. An impromptu program was
very hurricdly arranged. Refresh
mcnts were served and delightful
time was had.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-04-19

Mrs Nellie Mundy and Miss Nettie
Moore Of Richmond Hill, N. Y. were
the guests this week Of Mrs. Della
Jackson in West Leigh Street. They
visited our Office in company with
Mrs. Effie l.. Randolph and Miss
Carrie L. Turner.
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THEBAN ANNIVERSARY.

The Theban Beneficial Club wishes
to announce that 1t will hold its an
niversary, Sunday eve, April Ct, 1919
$3.50, in Ebenezer Baptist Church,
and to most cordially invite the
public to attend. 8
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PRICE. FIVE CENTS
Hsam5...Ssss sssr,;sSs.f ti,"ty r., rs ,-.4.,. s
'6ijRi} DR.. LEWIS BAPTIST IjiI|
CELEBRATION
Rcv. DR.. Harvey johnson Asks
Some Questions.

Will Editor Mitchell give space in
the Planet to as DR.. Lewis few
questions about his purpose TO ccle-
bratc what lac cells the three hun.
drcdth anniversary Of the landing OF
the first Africans at jamestown?
VIII DR.. Lewis tell the Bartists of
the Country, when that first landing
took place? LOSING says 1920; Rid.
path also says 1920. But Carter and
all recent historians say 1919. Which
was it? Will DR.. Lewis tell us? 1920
ana l0l9 arc two difGcrcat ,cars.
Those two dates contradict each 9th.
or, hence we have no standard dale.
low thcn, can VIC celebrate IL? G.
M. Mullen who has written on tho
subject as late rs 1910 and that they
came in Dutch war vessel. Ridpath
says IT was Il trading craft that
brought the first. Emory -. Childs,
Omitted States History says il was
IN lG2o that Dutch vessel landed
the first slaves. Again / ask. which
was it?
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-04-19

people turned out in large numbers to
bid DR.. Dudley and family goodbye.
At the close Of the reception Dr..
Dudley was the recipient of $10S.O0
for which he accepted with hearty
thanks to Salem Church.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-04-19

small farm inside city
Married Colored Farm Worker,
who can drive Ford car and can
milk. Phone Randolph 37|.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-04-19

Mr.. Walter S. Prunty, agent at
Wilcoe, West Va. was badly injured
but is much improved. He is at
Pearisburg, Va.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-04-19

Mr.. Augustus Palmer Of Newport
News, Va, was in the city this week.
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THE BEGINNING or SLAVERY

But can there be any honor in the.
Ieio'fa ION or when our slavery be
s"n; IT So Will DR.. Lewis point Il
ou,' MOI only so, but all OF the so.
ul'co history OF tho settlement of
ano sct'scmont of the Colony Of Vir
E'hla, Is pure myth, and uothinr ,,,t
'. siu,,,, After dropping IT tho ono
Siinplq TACT, that Ger Gin oxnlorcr,
OF Europe undertook 20 colombo this
western Continent I ropcot ofto,,
lh0t, all is myth.
further remind Dr.. Lewis th,t
there can he no standard Who, t,,n"a
Is contradiction "a to thn r,ot.
any given case. SO hero point omt
oiher contradictions in tho 90 ooIIas
history OF tho landing OF tho African
S'aVcs ut Jamestown. for authors ,rn
greatly divided on tho question no 10
uolos; whether il was 1920 or 1910
'ohh Prynno Carter, in his b;stnry
pnPo lI3 says tho Portueucsc hrourht
hlrlcan slaves into Hisnanio,o IN
l'o' seventeen years earlier. Again
l ask, WHICH was it? "'"
WANTS DIR. LEWIS TO LEAD
Now with reference to the General.
nSnoci''tloh; Since that Association
wen, out from the Virginia Baptist
state convention at Lexington,
suggest that it will be fitting thing
I"i ,h"m 10 return. And as DR.. q. d.
lewis ana much in leading them out,
'he now, being the Prcsidcnt) it will
W more Defltting for him to lead
'hein pack, and at the same time.
ceieDrate that as great dcnomina-
li"llat event, rather than celebrating
inc three hundredCh anniversary Of
inc landing of the first slaves Mt
jamestown. In the earnest wish that
1t may come to pass, I am
Yours sincerely,
HARVEY JOHNSON
Evening journal., 1919-11-12

sire TO be given the privilege OF shar-
ing the rights and duties OF citizenship
at the earliest possible time.
Resolved. THAT Delaware with It's
proud boast Of being first in so many
great events Of national history, though
it cannot be nrst in this, should no.
be the last Of the proud States which
are taking their places in the ranks Of
the thirly-six necessary 10 ratlfy the
amendment; that This may not be the
case, we request the Governor to call
special session OF the Legislature at
the earliest possible date. We ask this
not as "a favor 10 women, but as a
right not because Delaware is neces-
sary 10 the ratification, because Della
ware with an the other states at this
critical time needs the counsel, the
service and the votes Of her women,
and we appeal 10 the fair-minded men
OF the State in the name Of justice
liberty and democracy. And in the in
ierest Of human progress and develop
ment 10 Join in a demand. that such
special session Of the Legislature he
called and that the Legislature conilne
the work OF such session TO the raiin-
Evening journal., 1919-11-12
WOMEN REQUEST
SPECIAL SESSION
Suffragists Ask Governor to
Call General Assembly
Together
ADOPT RESOLUTION
AT DOVER MEETING
Special to The Evening Journal.

Special TO The Evening Journal.
DOVER. Nov i2-At the closing ses-
sion Of the Delaware Equal Suffrage
Association, yesterday resolutions re-
Quusting Governor Townsend 10 call a
special session OF the Legislature TO
ratify the Federal Suffrage amend
ment. were adopted. Il was suggested
In the resolutions that such a session,
II called, be restricted TO This one OBJ
jcct The resolution follows:
"Resolved, That we hail with Joy
The action Of Congress in proposing the
Susan b. Anthony Amendment TO the
Federal Constitution, and we voice our
appreciation Of This act Of justice 10
the women Of the land by the repre-
sentatives in the Congress.
Resolved, That the women OF the
nation are not only entitled TO such
recognition as a matter Of right and
Justice, but by their sacrifices, patriot
ism and devotion TO every war work
behind the lines during the great war
have earned the right to have the
States promptly ratify soch amend
ment.
"Resolved. That in the critical days
OF reconstruction and readjustment,
when Delaware with other states is
called TO perform her full share in set
Ting questions Of highest Importance
TO the state, the nation. and the world,
the women of the state, keenly alive
10 their responsibilities, anxiously de-
Evening journal., 1919-11-12

cation Of the Constitutional Amend
ment.
1--WE deplore the fact that, in political
affairs throughout our state, expedi-
ency seems TO be in the saddle, and we
earnestly advocate electoral reform
which shall insure a pure ballot and
an awakening Of conscience in the in
dividual man
I'VE place ourselves on record as de-
string such an elevation in our State,
OF educational standards as shall insure
TO every boy and every girl a fair cdu-
cation. We look with confusion Of
face upon Delaware's rank in the col
umns of illlteracy. and in conyention
assembled we entertain the hope that
in Delaware the battle Of life shall not
be won alone by the swift or The strong.
but by those whose ambition has not
been stiled by The very State That gave
il BIRTH
Evening journal., 1919-11-12
Ar THE VICTORIA.

Miss BInney. a success star OF pho
toplay "Erstwhile susan" in which
Constance Binncy makes her initial ap-
pearance as a nealarl star Is playing to
capacity houses every night at the
Victoria
~Erslwhile susan" is a sweet. hQmely
happy story Of a little Pennsylvania
Dutch girl who rises from virtual slav-
cry 10 the rank Of an American queen.
The play comes from Helen r. Martins
famous novel. "Barnabetta," adopted for
pictures by Kalheryne Stuart and made
under the direction Of John 5. Robert
son
Success as book and stage play is but
incidental history. Constance Binney in
this role Of a modern Cinderella viii
win the hearts Of everybody as she has
already captiVaied supercritical Broad
way. Don't fail 10 see this sweet, viva
cious little star. who is pleasing daily
thousands Of the Victoria patrons.
Arc you a good neighbor? II you are
Join the Red Cross.
Evening journal., 1919-11-12

! example OF scenic beauty and photog-
raphy, and as a story OF absorbing
Interest The appeal is strong in both
points and The combination OF them
is what makes 'The Wolf so delight
full
Mr.. Williams is easily recognized as
a talented player. but in This picture
ne has forsaken his customary draw
ing-room characters and we see him
as a French Canadian OF the back
woods, man weli-vprsed In The
beauty Of nature and in the love of
The good and the beautiful.
Tomorrow, Tor one day only. Mar
guerilc Clark Will be seen i'm the sue
cess version Of her picture The CRU
chile"
Evening journal., 1919-11-12
Al THE RIALTO.

n was a highly elated cr0ud that
turned into lhc Rialto Theatre yester-
day following The parade and 10 was a
crowd still more highly elaicd That
came out OF The theatre. following the
showing of the latest Earle Williams
picture, "The Wolf
One could not, neither would one
want 10 escape from the charm Of the
picture as a striking and startling
Evening journal., 1919-11-12
Snake Oil"
Stops Pain
Over Ten Million Bottles Sold

Letters from thousands " people all over
America prove that Millers Antlseptc OH
known as Snake ON Is probably the
greatest known remedy for rheumatism.
lumbago, su6 Joints, sprains, Ia grippe,
colds. pneumonia, influenza etc. THEY say
that SNAKE or penetrates SO quickly that
Il is sure to stop pain. Mr.. Adam Nlbors.
Provencal La, writes: Enclosed find s.
Tor some more Snake OIL We all like a.
fine Please send az once" Mr.. II NJ. At
well Center Ky, writes: II have tried
two bottles and have received great relief
Please ship 81 bottle at once as we arc
needing u badly" Get a SOC, 60c or 81 90
bottle today from any good drug store.
with the understanding that your money
will be returned II you are not satisfied.
Demand the genuine Millers Antseptlc oil
(knOwu as Snake OIL For sale by Eek
erd's Cut Rate Medicine store.
Evening journal., 1919-11-12
DO AWAY WITH
INDIGESTION
How TO Purify a Sour. Distressed stom-
ach in "A Few Minutes.

How 10 Purify Sour, Distressed stom-
ach in Few Minutes.
Let us talk plain English; let us call a
spade a spade.
Your food ferments and your stomach
isn't strong enough 10 digest the food you
nut into IA. so the food sours and forms
poisonous gases. and when il does leave
your stomach Il has not furnished proper
nourishment 70 the blood, and has left the
stomach in a filthy condition.
Take Mi-o-na stomach tablets IL you want
10 change your filthy stomach to a healthy,
clean. purified one.
ton, rid you Of dizziness, biliOusness and
sick headache, your dealer will cheerfully
refund your money
il you want 20 make your stomach so
strong that IL win digest a hearty meal
without distress, and you want 20 be
without that drowsy, all tired out feeling.
take Mi-o-na; Il should give you prompt
relief. For sale by y. B. DanfOrth and all
leading druggists.
Evening journal., 1919-11-12
Al mn OUEFN.

An exceptionally large holiday crowd
saw ihe second-day showing Of Dor
0ihy Gish's picture Turning the
Tables" al ihc Queen yesterday.
Turning ihe Tables Is emphalically
one of the most l1ughable and loVablc
comedies ina several months 10 Is
clean. ITS story is wholesome and fun
of youth and 70 has an appeal iha'
can easily Doe answered by young, old
and middle aged
Tdday is however, he last day Of
ghe showing and in order 10 avail
themselves OF this huge deposit OF
laughs. The pholoplay onlhusiaslics
must go 90 one of the sh0wlngs dur
ing lhe day or else forego a pleasure
ihal is genuine and absorbing.
Tomorrow another comedy VIII take
up ils ruu 40 lhe Queen. 10 is Bryant
Mashburn's newest laugh feature,
"Why smith Left llome.n There are
many answers 10 tile question Of the
title. but ihe best way OF securing
them is 10 see the picture and come
io the conclusion of the story your
self
Evening journal., 1919-11-12
AZ TnE GNRRICK.

Every Good Eddie" which is being
given at the Garrick Theatre this week.
is one Of The decided hits Of The bill.
\ very clever and capable company has
been goilcn together by. Milton and
Sergeant Aborn, under whose direction
60 ls being given and the result is de
cidcdly gratifying. Very Good Eddie"
has 60 do with matrimonial mlXup
in which two nowly-marrled couples
are involved A large man with a
small wife loses thc latter, while a
large woman with small husband also
loses the latter, and there is an even
exchange while The two couples are
hunting each other and trying TO get
matters straighiened out II is very
funny and tuneful, for there is good
chorus
Evening journal., 1919-11-12

The Want Ads offer employment TO
boys seeking advancement in office
work and viii place stenographers and
expert accountants in good positions
Evening journal., 1919-11-12
At THE SAVOY.

For those who like their entertain
meni served in melodramatic fashion
a Woman Of Pleasure siHring
Blanche sweet. al the savoy Theatre
today and tomorrow, will more than
satisfy The story ceniers about girl
who marries for money. and then falls
In love with one OF her husbands emf
ployes. The action shifts from Eng
land 20 south Africa, where the hus-
bands mines are endangered by a
Zulu uprising. Blanche sweet, more
beautiful and appealing than even in
'The objectionable Sin" Is charming
in Che title role Wheeler 0akman is
a manly hero and Nilfrod Lucas, as the
william, is too mean for any good use
Wesley Barry. the freckle-faced young
sier. who played with Miss Sweet in
~The objectionable SIM gels a lot OF
good laughs out Of his part. The rest
OF the company strongly support those
mentioned.
One Of the greatest pictures OF re-
cent years. Dorothy Phillips, in 'Thc
Right 20 Happiness" VIII be shown at
the savoy all next week, at regular
Evening journal., 1919-11-12

she sang TO the members OF her COM
pany during mis- scene and It is GER
tainly beautiful.
Fatty Arbuckle is a scream OF all fun
in and as "The7H 7Hayseed'
Evening journal., 1919-11-12
MISS MILIIONS.o

Charles Dllingham's newest musical
production. Miss Millions" will come
10 Wilmington In an The lavish rich
ness of lbs iiilc. for three days De
ginning Monday. November -.
Evening journal., 1919-11-12
AT THE MAJESTIC

There have been since The beginning
of the week continuous string OF
people who have been constantly I'm at
tendance az The Majestic enjoying The
splendid double bill offering at The
theatre. which includes Geraldine Far
rar In 'The World and lie Woman,
Fatty Arbuckle, IN "The lIayseed."
"The World and It's Woman" has a
wonderful appeal TO everyone, II Is 50
constructed and the story Is so power
ful that II instantly appeals 10 every
one who sees 70. u Is a marvellous and
an accurate perturbation Of the things
that happened In Russia Just before
and at the time Of the revolution that
set the world anre with It's Importance
Geraldine Farrar as the chief en-
actress OF the leading part OF the
story and In her plcmring OF the rise
of a young American girl as the IA
yorlte prlma donna Of the Russian I'm
perial opera. Miss Farrar is pictured In
an her glory as a singer and 10 IS said
10 inject realism into the picture that
Evening journal., 1919-11-12
go EAST


During The same period OF the en-
eagemcnt OF "A Little Journey in New
York last season. another Rachel
.rOthers success was heaping up fame
1n is author and cast. and ihai play
IS the famous 80 East which every
one viii remember as discussed through
magazines and newspapers throughout
iBe country
Like ihc lrsi-meniioned play a
Little Journey. "39 East" does not
make ils claim Tame because 80
shows something startling unusual in
.fe. but because ON ihe contrary 20
deals with people and conditions that
0se meets every day especially IN New
York. boz which city The latter play is
laid
The entire plot and story OF "39
East iranspires in one evening In
spring and thc thought as we'll as the
nnal impression of The play Is one
or youth and love that is satisfied and
delighted
Seats for this attraction viii 20 on
sale Monday morning at The Playhouse
box oflce
Evening journal., 1919-11-12
"a LITTLE louRNEY..

a Little Journey" comedy sue
cess Of Rachel Crothgrs is the next at
traction in Inc for an engagement at
the Playhouse following the Merry
Whirl Of 1919" The enga cement OF
this production commences on Monday
evening. November ~ and Will be here
fcr only two performances, Mond1y
and Tuesday evenings.
The action Of a Little Journey
moves along with limited express train
speed and the frsi two acts transpire
on The Pullman sleeping car of just
such q train. The third act takes
place on a hilltop in Montana. where
The survivors OF the wreck train as
semble TO console one another and to
swallow some OF the bitter thoughts
they have expressed about their iel-
low passengers.
An excellent entertainment is assured
10 everyone who sees the play for the
company is headed by Philip Wood
and Marjorie Davis, with The entire
New York cast
Seats for both performances OF a
Little journey" 90 on sale tomorrow
morning at the Playhouse box ollcc.
Evening journal., 1919-11-12

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Evening journal., 1919-11-12

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