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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-09
"LNoR instance" Alr lied
II Knstcd

"EoR instance" Mr Rsdell. aug
4 Rcstcd
Wen suit No. /. Ever since
tho war. wo bandits Of tho Amer.
can mercantile marine have been
trying our best 60 breed up a race
Of pea going Americans from the
worn out stock We found ourselves
with In 1917
"of course sou boys realize that
there are only few real sailors
left Ia this country and they work
on yachts ana set b. wages and
terrorize their employees by threat.
enins 10 quit " the cook feeds
them any more pounded round
steak. instead OF top Hirloin. The
vast majority OF alleged sailors are
merely maritime laborera.
We'll. we thought We could help
yourselves By helping bright boys 20
become ships officers. 20 all OF our
/ big steamers carry a couple OF ca.
loeiB. Tho result Is that every old
fool o. "a father ] know sends his
son to me with letter Of introduc.
ton.
son has just come out OF col.
lego or been hove out and thinks
little travel will broaden him and
giyo lin something 10 talk about
10 the girl that's wearing hls frat
pin. Tho author OF this Juvenile
ouiraeu knows his son for a wurt
on tho fair face % nature: no has
spent too much money on the boy
already and expects TO spend more.
but not any that he can possibly
avoid. So hn refuses 10 finance tho
/ knight OF the Hot Foot. but does
coudeacend 10 send him 20 me and
ask mo 90 put him aboard ono Of
the Bus Star ships as cadet"
U suppose you tell him 10 take
Ia short quick ru nand jump
al himself" UylesstH Grub aug.
gcaicd.
Il do nothing Of tho sort. en-.
brace tho opportunity 90 experiment
with human nature. Ulysses. The
skipper ia always ready 10 boot
one 81 these young gentlemen off
tho bridge. and. AH hope springs
eternal IN tho human breast, he
Il always ready 10 take on another.
n he bn't. I tell him be Is. no Il
amounts 10 tho Same thing.
You sec. i've discovered that
every so often tho sea fascinAtcs
one OF tho boys. and he gets the
travel bug out Of his system r. d.
Q. and settles down 10 study Bow.
ditch. And even II he should turn
out 10 be worthless. he's n pretty
poor srecimen VIC can't make a
quartermns;or out Of. so l suppose
he earns tie little no gets.
And n he's roitor. there's al.
ways such Joy when he leaves. a
life az SEA 70 monotonous and
good shIp.owncr should do his best
TO make life livablo for tho men
who stick with Neptune.
/
The Alaska fisherman., 1924-10-15
A LITERACY TEST
For H. R. Shepard and Others $500 Prize for Correct,
 Unaided Answer

"If a purchaser should buy the interest of the vendor in remainder in fee, eXpectant upon an estate tail and the tenant in tail had at the time, unknown to both parties, actu- ally suffered recovery, and thus barred the estate in remainder, a Court of Equity would relieve the purchaser in regard to the contract purely upon the ground of mistake"
 Would your inability to read the above "understandingly" prove that you do not know that our fisheries should be saved? Or that the Ju- neau Empire is the spokesman of Seattle, Portland and Chicago resi- dents? Or that it is utterly wrong for Governor Scott c. Bone to ap- point drunkards to high public of flee? Or for this same governor to buy legislators by promising or giv- ing them lucrative offices as soon as the legislature adjourns?
 The danger to our government is not so-called illiteracy. No person can point to a single instance of hurt, to our country thru illiteracy
 The danger to our country is thru the educated rascals who know how to raid the public treasury "under- standingly" and legally.
 For example, John w. Troy, ap proved the shipping board bill of Governor Riggs wherein the legisla- ture directed him to establish steamship line to Seattle. However, Gov. Riggs framed a bill "prohibit- ing" the operation of steamships by the Territory to Seattle. The Ju- neau sheep of John Troy seem we'll satisfied with this rank, dishonesty.
 Again John w. Troy and Stroller White habitually violate the 18th amendment and yet these men are the cronies of church members, gov ernors and district attorneys.
 The steal of the publics money has always been engineered by the "literates" many of whom are now clamoring for literacy test.
The Alaska fisherman., 1924-10-15
TRAP SHOTS By Louis F. Paul

MT. O'Malley recognizes the fact that the traps are destructive in the Icy Straits section, therefore he recommends that the traps be not permitted to operate less than two miles apart. When O'Malley begins to admit that, we would say that he was getting educated as to the real destructiveness of the trap gear
 * * * *
 If the traps in the Icy Straits sec
The Alaska fisherman., 1924-10-15

The Pure Food Company of Ket- chikan uses resident help. Any com pany or corporation employing local help is worth more to the Territory than one importing a bunch of the riff-raff and scum of the water fronts of Seattle, Portland and San Fran cisco.
The Alaska fisherman., 1924-10-15

two miles apart, how about the Ket- chikan- Wrangell district?
 Ratz Harbor was closed to com mercial fishing this summer but the Alaska Packers put in a couple of traps a short distance below Ratz Harbor getting more than the amount of fish that would have been caught by seiners in the bay. That is conservation backwards with D vengeance.
 * * * * *
 The regulations protect the traps at Eagle Creek. The seiner is now able to get within seining distance of that stream but the fish are all caught first in the traps at the north and then on the south.
 There was time when Charley Jones with his crew could get haul of 1000 or more sockeye salmon from Eagle Creek. A few years of traps and all the combined crews of the Lake Bay cannery did not get half that amount this summer from that section. Yet the "swivel chair experts" of the Empire would have us believe that the abolishment of the trap system would be the death of the industry.
 * * * *
 The fishermen operating for the Petersburg Packing Company with their total catch did not deliver 2OO,- 900 salmon. The balance of the pack of 9O,OOO or more cases was put up from trap caught fish. If the seine fishermen of Petersburg were destructive what class would the Petersburg traps be in?
 * * *
 More fish reached the spawning grounds between Cape Bendle and Summit Island in Frederick Sound this year after the closed season than has appeared the previous ten years. The myriad of traps in lower Chat ham Straits did not take their toll of salmon which were thereby en- abled to reach the parent streams. If the trap system were abolished the perpetuation of the salmon industry would be certainty.
 * * *
 "You cannot eat your cake and keep it," would be good axiom for the "expert" fisherman, lawn Troy to remember. You cannot can every last fish in the water and expect salmon to return to the spawning grounds in later cycles. The only way to save the industry is to cut down contracted packs and do away
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-04
GO HUNGRY TO
Be YOUNG
Rather Severe Cure, but He
Says It's Effective

CHICAGO. Dec. s-If you vaut 10
b. young. quit eating Tor &c days.
This is tho advice Of University o.
.chicar0 scientists. who have lurt
completed series a. experiments on
The ability or the body tssurs TO- con.
sumo food ana generate energy.
m the tissues ure tired. or they're
apt 90 be-. q 80 day rest wlII restore
them 60 the condition they were when
you woru rs.
"MetaboIiealiy speaking" declares
Professor 4. J, Carlson. "abstenuon
from food f. q successful restorative
u youth"
Fifteen days % fasting Increases
the 'mctabolic rate. or ability OF the
body tissues 90 consume the food.
Professor Carlson declares. lie has
Huhmitted 10 the experiment him
self.
Tho fast n not painful. be declares.
tho only great disadvantage being a
gradual weakening. Hunger strikes
AFRO not the terrible ordeala they have
been pictured. be says.
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MJOmAinSIeX
W*lMaSteK Thief
I coprSn ro24. NEA Senics Inc
nEHIE HASH IElPMS(DDE=

q ann fis only employee iI7 rfilEr
consists 5f ono rcom on che Erggnl
raer % "a d.ianldatr1 o,f ru'idrE on
West HH1aivaN tIr has regular
office hour 4 know nearby 81 much
0f DTS affairs al he dora Also have
"a krY Co DIS safe fu chat lfr Hr
frequently keeps as much as faae.a
.u cash. THa H iu uuter that hr mas
uot lose sny bargain Eteau-H m ar-
lay iu EgltIus hs hand uu thc actual
money needed 90 r'1se a deal
7lIf Ia a great gambler llo fire.
quentiy tells mo ~ the b.s poser
samss In vh.ch De pa2s. no. also
bets heavily oa thn racea Hf o.
about as, He thin and shabby lie
ia "a bachelor he D. alec ibr mean
en- man that ever lived
Il was working. fhrrg yraw ago
Cor a ship brokerage nrm SIR Car
bon did some business with us. ap.
par.utIy liked me. and asked noe %
work Tor him. ne PROMISED mg that
hr would take enc into Partnership.
Whenever I remind him ~ hla PRONE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-04
KILLS HAY FEVER AND
ASTHMA GERMS

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This wonderful prescription VIII re.
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Mu. {. H. Lea, Hoberg. Mo.
says: My daughter had a light al.
tack the third day but has not had
any since. May Gods blessing res,
on tho dlscoyercr Of such a boon 10
humanity"
since this does not cost you any.
thing and does not obliEs,to you in
any way. simply send name and az.
dress for free treatment today. and
prove az my risk thnt you can 10
rid Of asthma. r. ~. TOWN. .EY.
ASTHMA TAB LABORATORIES.
500 BakerYawtcr Bldg. Kansas
City. Acknowledgement.
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The Best Cough Syrup
is Homemade.
Here. 80 ss<y way 10 ave g. aad
yet have the hest oouHh remedy
Yea ever tried

You've probably heard Of this well,
known plan Of making cough syrup
az home. But have YOU ever used
III Thousands OF families. the world
over, feel that they could hardly keep
house without ~ rs simple aud
cheap, but the way u takes hold OF a
cough viii soon earn u permanent
place In your home
lnto a pint bottle, pour ei5 ounces
OF PineI. then add plain graduated
sugar syrup 70 OIL up the pint. or.
n desired, use clarified molassss
houey, or corn syrup. instead OF sugar
syrup. Either way. u tastes good,
never spoils, and gives you a full pint
OF better cough remedy than you
could buy ready made for three times
its cost.
II !, really wonderful how quickly
this homemade remedy eorquers q
eouTh-usually in - hours or less.
IL seems to Penetrate through every
air passage, loosens a dry. hoarss or
tight cough, lifts the phlsgm, he.h
She membranes, and gives almost i'm.
mediate relief. Splendid for throat
tickle, hoarseness, Group, bTonchlIis
and bronchial asthma
Pinsr is 4 highly concentrated com.
pound OF genuine Norway pine cx.
tract, and has been used Tor genera.
tions for throat and chest ailments
To avoid disappointment ask your
druggist for "22iA ounces Of PinrIP
with directions. and don't accept any.
thing else. Guaranteed TO give abso-
lutte satislAetion or money refunded.
The PtneI Co, II. Wayne. lad.
ANgaFaIaarrfna
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the safo. and In tho morning. when
be finds The money there. he'll think
be dreamed d AL A. any rate.
thsrgli D. no talk ~ jali"
10 POWDERED this made another
suggestion Has hc a telephone NJ
hl- homer Then ring him W. n be-
answers. no isn't In bits ofiice Wen
KNOW that you're mistaken IN think,
ing yuu turned on tho light Toy
NJ
lie was trembling now. suffering
from the sudden reaction 90 despair.
and umehabir % any suggestion.
Prom a nearby lunch room he ttle-
phohsd his employer. ite emerged
from tho booth 20 white that feared
he would niint.
Ills hrusrkeepfr answered she
told me that Mg Carbon had sour 20
h.7 Office, In response 70 "a telephone
mr aEr. asa hour age. from me-.
! whhilrd And you dilnf tcie-
phone him I think we'd better enter
N, office"
Tlusu unlocked I~ door % Gar
bon's offioe. and wc entered tho room.
There. upon tho floor. bis blood.
stained head indicating his MUIR
dsrrTH foroci,y. iny Carbon The
opened safe against tho wall fur
niahrd the motive Tor tho crime.
grabbed young rirrcll Just as hls
hand WIS on tho telephone
The police" ho answered.
pointed az the open nafc. THAT
looks like motive enough. but tho
police ara going 20 ask questions.
Don't forEct that somebody impcr.
Eouatrd you on tho telephone an
hour ago"
but sou can prove that We found
tho BODY no protested
shook my head Obviously. !
who WAS avoiding embarrassing
questioning from tho police on ono
subject dld not care 20 invite 4, on
another.
Il would hayo 80 tell Tho whole
story o. our brief acquaintance. I
might not DO believed. 4, might even
be said tina, We planned tho murder
together. Imagine asking a jury 10
believe that a stranger gave you
10000.
but you did" ho protested.
'W'o know Il. and Mis1 Peters
knows Il. but would a jury believe
ltT' | asked.
iio sank holplcssly into a chair
but what else 10 there 20 do1" he
asked.
also sat down. The problem
seemed unsolyabie. Yet there must
Do "A way out.
Now, "A great thicf-and may be
pardousd II consider myself great
has In him the qualities essential
20 the making of a great detective.
I had always Bnecrcd at detectives.
Occasionally. hs my readers know.
I had outwitted the best OF the pro.
fesaiou. And now. before the Celeste
sailed. must Justify my snecrs.
Continued In Our Next Issuc)
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"Hsu Fulds you any place you'r,
going.
Hon take you there without you
knowing.
lie wants no thanks. 10 hshH no
pay,
For showing sou the nearest way.
lie 4 posted Tor your EuidluE.
n you're watkins If you're riding.
The princes ooach==th0 farmers
load.
He helps each ono. this kindly -"
Well I should hop, that know
what that e." raI tho Crooked
Man. Anybody who ran "a crooked
mile on often as have should
know a."
"Alaeh" cried the old Lady nan.
berry when I rode my white
horse % ianhsrry Crusa how could
! have gotten there unless there had
been good =r
Tut Tutr' said the Man.Who.
oWned.the GrayPony. II hope 10
sell you that know what tho an.
swcr n. ! loaned my pony % a lady
Hni she rude him thru The miro ile.
cause there vas no such thing al
a 49,"
Walt, wait" cried Mrs. John.
"Mrn Riddle thdy. what arc $40 go
Ing 90 DO about itg Everybody has
guessed a."
"Yes. What ara we going 20 %
about itr tald Doctor Foster II
know Tho answer perfectly. Why
shouldn't !. when I was going 10
uloaicr ana stopped IN that puddle
and ruined all my clothes. when
you said winter SHOWS and summer
suns. you didn't say half Mr.. I,id.
dc Lady I'm beE 90 remind you Of
Aprii shower which are the undo.
.ng ~ an dit roads"
''uh. oh. OH Doctor Foster raA
iiF' cried an the Mother Gooas pro.
pic. Doctor Foster guessed the ilai
fiddlr' rs a foads'
"Ilo didn't AZ all" sald tho ban.
berry Lady cSeitedly. II knew u
All the time"
so did l." aid the Crooked Man.
"uuly was too modes, 20 say 10 e
go ala r. declared Tho Man Who
ovned.the Cray Pony. II have no
uhn FOR pushing people"
IL Was a slip Of tho tongue. 7
assure YOU" said Doctor Foster with
o bow, = am willing 10 do without
a prize just 10 show how much I
moan g."
I'VE were only foollnr" sali the
Crooked Man and tho Old Banbcrry
Lady and tho Pony Man
And really. my drars. I don't
know Jet how they tcttlcd u.
10 Bc Continued
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angle
LETTER FROM LlstiE PR b
corr 10 joins AiDTN riiIs-
corr, CONFINED

Jack. sou have often wondered
I who save Ruth go 90 90 start
that lingerie chop Don't sou Do
r's,uurf that a. ono time 500 asruH z
her az keeping back e1lsl .uf the
money That belonged to IiaurEiI.uE
t9H'H CREDITOR HHrn ht lrr herr 10
yoI remember when Yol found her
taking ne ruII o. tI's from ms wall.
cafe end tho quarrel TN you haas
Part - thar money Vas 40 bs 80
foF tie shop. ana that money clflH
from ths sals ~ some n fhnaH pearls
SGT more than ! Ep-r'fI for
tlsm. Jack only wanted enough
no pas gour debt flr which Hare
Ellington had made sou liable
. hate 90 bring BE- an uu again.
Jack have wanted tD tell sou
about o. ever since sou found out
that the pearls were real But a.
fret ] bad 90 keep silent Tor both
Ruth Hurke'a and Kari whItusys
/ sake. and after - bad made such
fuu about u an ! ElH glrald afraid
Jack. n SOU. my husband
I knew that iu "a vag tHr fact that
I have had bu-inta5 even "a sue
cc.ful business. without your En0wl,
edge EIi hurt sour pride very
much, ! have heard sou EBy many
times when speaking ~ Ral.y Aihrr.
toms business efficiency that you
were sure ! had non. ana that no
man wanted his wife 10 have auy.
''ff a mans wife made him happy
ana kept The homo a pleasant place
IN which 20 live. that was ull that
was necessary"
Jack. I never intended 20 60 into
th.a. bat I found that Ruth vas 20
up against q, ana knew that We
could be Nory successful iu n shop %
the Kind in which wr have proved
successful if we bad "a little money.
when ! found mysflf Unexpectedly in
/ possession or s.E thousand dollars.
impulavsiy I handed II over % Ruth.
aud together we started The shop
or rourse. ] couldn't tell you about
u as long AZ you didn't know about
the pearls ana when you aid nud
out about Thorn you were 20 hurt and
20 HnEry, and your pride seemed
buried 30 deeply ia the dust because
had kept from sou that secret.
could NOT tell you this other one.
Ever since Ruth married / have
been TRIMS 20 get up courage
enough 90 explain the whole thing 20
I you. but you viii remember that
when you were here a. the time Of
7 fathers death what q terrible time
we had over Kari and Alice. and this.
coupled with my great Friof and my
anxiety for my mother made me feel
that could not odd 10 u another
Misunderstanding with you.
Ruth anI I have talked n over
many iimsH and know that perhaps
she would have had tho courage 70 DO
a. bat I Just didn't That's ALL
Zach day I wns hoping and pray.
I ina that ! could be brave enough 90
write u IN letter. when yesterday I
had a very nasty note from your
mother saying that Priscilla Bradford
had found out that owned half the
shop. or AZ least nho Understood that
I ala.
She. your mother. Eaid she vaa
writing 20 me for confirmation before
bh1 told you. hope sho hasn't told
you Jet
Copyright 1924. \. 4. A. Service. Inc.
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MOON wrNKs

VIENNA. The man in tho
moon" winksd nj Professor Peter
Klein. Vienna astronomer he an.
nounced at a recent scientific gath
erinF. lie reported that he observed
IA movement on the moons surface
which resembled tho winking Of a
huge eye.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-04
THAT'S DIFFERENT

Didn't ! REQ the Eroccr'a boy kiss
you this morning, Mary
"Nca'm but De amt 90 blame
Twas the icsmau cot him tho bad
example 49, Buckueil Belle Hop.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-04

by vnierun and lily pond.
MtandFrs this ola yaEuboni.
Abandoning from h.I % tiiL
Past farm houHe safe and gathering
mill
"Ho keeps HEht on and never
H'ups
Not even on Grassy mountain tops.
He struggle up and baycly Overt
Hes courage, has this wand'nuE
rover.
7iI- has no raof ne knows no home.
10 Ureeu moths loves % roam
ne does not move and SCI De- runs,
'Nrath winter SHOWS and SUMMER
suns
lie runs on thru town and city.
And never stops 10 look pity
ife tuuie1 by The castle wall
Ana nyyer stops % ElEN 40 am
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Now 40 on WIN nm STORY

Il said that I was a thief ] am,
ne said. Tomorrow morning ms
employer viii find SIo.Qoo missing
from his cash box"
tapped the notes In my hand
Unless suggested.
IL VIII be- years, n ever. before ]
can repay this loan"
II never lend. ! give" I told him
lie looked ~ me am no srnti,
meutalist, but I tell you that I SAW a
soul cross from he'll into heaven. But
sim he hcsiiatrd
"Nou must know exactly The SORT
o. person 10 whom you are makins
the gin. ho said 1 liked him b..
cause DC made no prrtyuae. 10 DID
not cringingly swear that it was q
sacred obligation.
Go on. I encouraged him.
'Aty name Is Prank Tirrvil, I'm a
sort Of confidential clerk Tor rh.nsas
Carbon. lie is a trader and srpgu
laior. Tho bulk Of his operations
have 20 do with iute. hemp and ka-
pok. But he also takes ninG Ia any
thing that comes along.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-04

Even frctful, fovcrish, bilious
or constipntod child loves tho pleas.
ant taste of California Fig syrup"
This gentle, harmless laxative never
fails to swcoton the stomach and
open tho bowels. a teaspoonful TO.
day may prevent sick child to.
morrow. IL doesn't cramp or over.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-04

Egyptian carpenters possessed
practically every tool ussd by modern
members Of tho craft. $500 years
ago.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-04

In many cases
these aches and
pains arc warning
signals that the
kidneys are slow
ing up. They are
not properly
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-04

Florence Amelia Bacon,
daughter Of q tOealthy and
socially prominent Dallas,
Tc1as, familB, has become
the bride of FraJtk NJ. Gould,
son of EdlUiR could, and
grandson Of jay Gould. Hen
husband IS O nice president OF
the 81. Louis Southwestern
TMIroad,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-04

act. Contains no narcotics or sooth.
ing drugs.
Ask your druggist for genuine
california Fig Syrup" which has
directions for babies and children of
all ages printed on bottlcs Mother!
You must say California" or you
may get an imitation fig syrup.-
Advertisement.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-04
RInIN mERE InnAN

John Ainsify. a man o. education
und breeding. becomes master
crook 81 prfytnE upon other tHIrfrH
Snrfa rhumaFsgu brutal murder
~. Dr. KILLED Iu AIusIrE.a apartment
bE thE white I.AgIt uHtaf|ras
international crook While tH" pHr
ifrr search fur AfusIrE or rather
frr Robert >trkury Do ts pre-
PAIRING a. sail rar Australia.
Iu lGr Trevor dIuIuE room AirrIrN
uNeThraFs n uiatFauEht f1Hns man
ttII his pretty EiTl companion that
he intends Co. kifl himself AinsIry
finds ouf that thr young man fa q
discovered neat morning Acting uu
generous impalsr. Ainslry offers
the youus man twenty $500 bills az
a sin
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DIES

Don't treat little pains and
aches lightly. Some day you may
find that the littie pain is a big
riiseasc. Be warned in time,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-04

throwing off the poisons that
form in the body. Drink lots of
water and try Gold Medal haar-
lem oil capsuies (the original and
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10 10 Continued

tCsprHrm. 1854 ~ D. A. Hsr4i,s Inc ,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-04

cs (the original and
genuine). An ex-
cellcnt diuretic
stAulant and a
standard treat
mcnt formorethan
two centuries. In
scaled boxYs.
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