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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-12-15
Raleigh

Mr.. and Mrs. Winifred Stayner
were hosts Wednesday when they
entertained Mr.. and Mrs. Grace and
family at dinner.
Miss Edna Grace has been con-
fined to her bed for the past week
owing to illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles BEEN en-
tertained Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Grace and children at dinner Mon
day.
A: T. Lein. progressive farmer
Of Freda, was shopping in Raleigh
Mrs. W. Stayner was q hostess
Wednesday afternoon when she en-
tertainsd several Of her lady friends
This vicinity was visited by the
worst storm In Z number Of years
leaving roads nearly impossible. A
good many folks are SUFFERING from,
frosted faces and hands ana feet
from the intense cold. ~
The mail carrier, w. Stayner, has
had some experiences trying to. de-
liver the nlail ON his daily route.
Tuesday morning having put At
tachments on his Cdr TO press
through the drifts he started out
but owing to the intense cold hid
pipes froze up when he had made
about half the distance. He walked
several miles to : farm where be
had horses and wagon He did
not try It again until Friday.
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Ghylin

Mrs. August krausc and son Reu-
ben were callers at the p. Seidel
home Saturday afternoon.
Paul and Stanton Davis made a
brief visit at tie Krause home
Thursday evc:.in~ and from there
on Hilda Krausc accompanied them
up to the N. Aims home, where they
are practicing for a p. T A. meet
ing which is going t. be held in
School No. 2.
Charlie keator was a caller in Re-
gan Thursday af.erEoOn.
The mail carrier on Route No. 5
did not come Friday morn ny, on &C
count Of the bad roads. but Saturday
he had team and a cutter, so now
he'll be abb, to come every day.
Adolph krausc was caller at his
home near Regain Friday afternoon.
He is staying with Mrs. Katherine
Otto at Wilton while the loads are
impossible for driving.
Ted Ehnes Was a caller at the E. j.
Englebrctson home one day last
week.
+. J. Englebretson returned to
his home near Regain after ending
a week in Chicago attendign the cat
tie show.
Mi, Martha Am eturned to her
hom after staying with Mrs. sEngle-
brctson while MIR. Englebrctson was
in Chicago.
Bill Drawer was a caller in Re-
gan Saturday .ernoon.
Marvin, Marion and Martha Aim
were callers at t. Y. y. EnClebret-
son home Saturday evening.
Mrs. l.. Davis was caller in Re-
gan Saturday afternoon.
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Lem

Mrs. N. A. Soderholm, who spent
the past week consulting a doctor,
returned Saturday.
Alfred and Seymour Arneson and
Sivert Brenden transacted business
in Arena Monday.
No services was held in the church
Sunday on account Of the bad roads
and the minister not getting there
in time. There will be Norwegian
services Dec. 26 at 1:3O.
Mr.. and Mrs. Algot Dravland and
children arrived here Saturday and
will spend some time visiting rela-
tivcs and friends in this neighbor-
hood.
Olga Rise drove to Arena Mon.
day afternoon.
Mrs. Harry Hclgeson called at the
Geo. Christianson Sunday afternoon
Art Bjorhus, daughters Bernice
ard Helen spent Saturday at Dri'
scoll.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Christianson
and family and Miss Elizabeth Hus.
toft spent Sunday evening at the
Gunderson home.
Rev. Lars Foss spent Sunday night
at the John Birkeland home.
Selma Rise drove to Wing Friday
Geo. Christensen transacted bust
ness in Driscoll Monday.
Dorothy Barkman spent the week.
end at her parental home.
Fred Josephson spent the fore
part of the week at Bismarck.
j. S. Rise transacted business ir
Regan and Bismarck the fore part
of the week.
Clifford Birkeland and ]. o. Riss
are acting as jurors in Bismarck.
Elmer Josephson and ANTI Surtols
hauled coal from Arena Monday.
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Mckenzie

Mrs. Geo. Watson and Mrs. Tom
Hughes entertained the whist play.
ers Saturday evening at the hall.
Mrs. H. T. Crum has been having
dental work done in Bismarck the
past week.
w. L. Watson shipped q carload Of
hogs and cattle Saturday. Mr.. Wat
son may ship them to Chicago.
The Ladies' Aid met Wednesday
at the home of VIM. Hughes, ST.
A supmtuous dinner was served at
noon.
A bazaar and supper will be given
at the hall Friday at six o'clock un-
der the auspices of the Ladies' Aid.
Everybody is welcome.
Mrs. Fred Cumber of Montpelier,
N. OAK, recently of Wing passed
through Mckenzie on her way to
Linton where she will join her hus-
band who is employed by the N. P.
there.
Florence McNiell left Monday for
Chicago where she will attend the
convention of boys and girls clubs.
The Royal Neighbors elected Off
GERS for the following year. Oracle,
Anna Manly; past oracle, Rose Wat
son; recorder, Florence Larson;
chancellor, Lennis Coons; vice ora
Gle, Gertrude Hughes; marshal,
eddie Hughes; inner sentinel, Jessie
Easton; outer sentinel, Mrs. Curtis.
George Manly, who is serving on
the jury, spent the weekend here
and returned to Bismarck Monday.
r. D. Crum and Andy Doucette
transacted business in Bismarck
Monday.
Paul La France of Bismarck tran
sacted business in Mckenzie Satur-
day.
V. p. Heaton of Jamestown was
in. town Tuesday at the home of his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. L. E. Heaton.
H. Curtis and Ed. Bowen motored
to Bismarck and Mandan Monday.
Mrs. ]. M. Berthof gave recital
by her piano pupils from Sterling
and Mckenzie and q dramatixation
Of Miles Standish by her~ informed
late grades. At the close of the
entertainment pies were sold and q
good sum was realized. The pro-
ceeds will 60 toward the purchase
of an organ for the intermediate
room.
Although much snow has fallen
the school busses are still making
their trips without any difficulty.
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Men0lken

Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Ayers and son
visited the teachers 1t the consolidat-
ed school Tuesday night.
The school board held their month.
" meeting in the consolidated school
Tuesday evening.
Miss Nellie Brown, north Boyd
teacher, il now boarding ct the C. D.
King home during this cold weather.
Miss Alvina Hasse, who has been
working at the A. G. Dance home,
LIT Friday afternoon for her home
in Bismarck.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. G. Abelein and
children, Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Ayers
and son, Mrs. Roy Yule and son,
were entertained at dinner Thurs.
day evening by Mr.. and Mrs. Homer
Craven. The evening was spent
playing cards.
Sunday school is being held every
Sunday in the consolidated school
beginning 1t II o'clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Meyers and
son Of Mckenzie were visitors 1t the
Chas. Graves home Sunday.
Miss Gertrude Ness spent Satur.
day and Sunday visiting in Bismarck.
Dennis Pitzal, who spent the sum-
mer working for Carl Bjorstrom,
left last week for h is home in
Illinois.
Mrs. Emma Golden, state p. 7. A.
organizer, and Miss Marge Runey.
county superintendent, organised =
Parent Teacher association in the
town school Monday evening. Mrs.
L. ]. Agnew was elected president
and Miss Gertrude Ness, secretary
and treasurer.
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the children will have better school

the children will have better school
advantages.
VIM. Morrison wah helping the
drayman deliver coal the past week.
w. B. Dorward shipped car
load Of pure-bred hogs k Sioux
City Friday,
w. O. Grace moved his family in
from his mothers home Wednesday
as it is impossible for him to get
back and forth to his worx since the
storm. They have rooms in the
Albert Schmidt building for the
present.
A. p. Black sold his holdings in
the stock commission business ct
Raleigh to Peter Klien for the win.
ter months and plans to spend =
portion Of the winter in the south.
The section foreman, Fred Reed,
laid off three Of the section crew
the first Of the week.
Word has been received from
Elgin hospital stating John Smith,
who has been seriously i'll, is some
what improved and plans to return
to Raleigh for awhile. {
ROLAND Ozbun, clerk at the RAJ
Leigh mercantile store, was unable
to get in from his farm two days
the past week owing to severe
weather conditions.
Miss Mary Tompson Of Kansas
City, Mo-, arrived Wednesday for
an extended visit with her friends,
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Rasmussen.
Owing to the inclement weather she
was unable to ret out from Raleigh
to her friends" home until Friday
During her stay in town she visited
at the home Of Mrs. Clara Steele.
Howard Christensen, who re.
manned at Dexter, Mimi, when his
folks returned to- Raleigh thin fall,
arrived Saturday to join his par
ents here.
Mrs. Jacob Kopp. who was re-
ported seriously i'll last week, Is
somewhat improved at this writing.
A daughter Of Magnus Derk is
receiving medical care at the st.
Alexius hospital in Bismarck.
A. Volk,. who resides on the j.
w. Briston farm, purchased the
south half of 10 recently which lies
north Of the farm he is on. This
is fine piece Of land and will make
him a nice home.
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Glencoe

George Register and August
Hogue purchased several head of
pedigreed brood sows from A. v.
Luce Of Emmons county recently.
Mr.. Luce has been a successful
breeder Of purc-bred hogs for many
years.
Hughie McMurrick had the mis-
fortune to lose valuable horse re-
Gently. While en- route to Bismarck
with a load of corn, the animal be-
came sick on the roas near Stew
artsdale and died a few moments
later. Mr.. Irvine hauled the load Of
corn with his truck for Mr.. McMur-
rick.
Burt Buckley was busy last
week loading a car of wheat at
Welch's Spur. He was assisted by
Lem Ferguson and Fred Hogue.
Several farmers are making good
use of their sleds these days getting
in their winter supply Of wood and
coal.
August Hogue, who is known as
the man of many trades, and who
has been doing considerable build
ing for Alex MacLean, has again
been delayed by the recent SHOWS
and cold weather.
Gene Smith has ably demonstrate
ed the high qualities of his Buick
car during the recent severe wealth
er, making his regular trips through
the deep snow to the Capital City
and thought nothing Of it.
Don Nicholson purchased about
30 head Of hogs from John Stew
art last week.
Lee Mallory, who had q carload
Of coal shipped in last week, had no
difficulty in disposing Of the portion
he did not need himself. The de-
nand was great.
Leslie Clark called on friends in
Teller township Monday. His
Mrs. John Clark, is recov-
ering nicely from her long period
Of illness.
Vernon MacLean and brother Alex
have recently completed building .
Nj. and Mrs. Johr & ark sre con-
templating msviug TO the Capital
City whore they expect to spend the
winter.
Mrs. John Stewart and sister, Mrs.
4. ]. Stewart, Who have tsen spend-
~ : few doyS With thsir mother q
&1e1a, hays rotuynes 10 ~ bolno2
4 m. =. j. 4aeLean q StsE.rts-
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Garfield

There was not q large crowd at.
tending the Ladies' Aid ct the Jor.
dahl home because Of cold weather.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Little and Mrs.
Ole Void were visitors at the Paul
Greenan home.
Joe Void is staying at the Paul
Greenan home doing chores while
Paul is on the jury.
Miss O'Brien spent the weekend
at her home in Wilton.
Mrs. Ed Rasche and daughter
spent the weekend 1t the N.
O'Brien home.
F The Ladies' Aid sale and dinner
that was given at the Garfield
school house Saturday was not 30
very we'll attended.
The Ladies' Aid will meet at the
Garfield school house Wednesday,
December %. A pot luck lunch will
be served.
Grant Lindsey was q passenger on
the N. p. Monday to Bismarck, where
he entered the Bismarck hospital.
Mrs. Ira Barton has been on the
sick list for . few weeks.
Ole Olson was q busins caller In
Bismarck Tuesday.
James Little and daughter Ruth,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Mccullough
were callers in Regain Monday.
Callers ct the Ole U.son nome
Sunday were Mr.. A. Strand and son
Arthur, Irma Myers, Mrs. Myers,
]. w. Olson and daughter Erma.
C. w. wilkinson left for his home
to visit with his father, who il very
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Sterling

Max Lang came home Thursday,
He has been in Minnesota.
Miss Luella Tollefson spent the
weekend in Bismarck.
Miss Mildred Johnson spent Wed.
nesday night with Miss Milderd
Stewart.
Mrs. L. B. Smith left for Iowa
where she will spend the holidays.
Miss Nina Lewis spend the week.
end in Bismarck.
Edgar Johnson spent Monday. at
tn, Max Lang home.
The bazaar and chicken supper
which was given in the hall Tuesday
evening by the NJ. E. Church was
we'll attended.
Max Lang accompanied by daugh.
ter, Margaret, visited at the "Char-
ley" Anderson home Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Lewis were
town callers Monday.
Gosney's and Goskills picked their
turkeys Wednesday and Thursday.
Miss Josephine Gonyor is visiting
with her sister Mrs. Wendal Hender.
shot.
Presley Gosney and Earl Goskill
took their turkeys to Mandan Friday
Mrs. Herman Niemon went to Bis.
marck Monday to see her daughter
Lois, who is in the hospital.
Henry Swindling was Sterling
caller Saturday.
Mrs. Lucas, who stays at Charlie
Anderson's, was q Sterling caller
Friday.
Charley Gosney took dinner al
the Wilbert Koon> home in Sterl.
ing Saturday.
Ralph Hurr left for Pasadena
California where he will. spend the
winter.
A. Christmas program will be Civ
en- in the hall every Sterling schoo
No. l Thursday evening, Dec. g.
Florence Gosney spent Sunday al
Wilton Rooms.
L. E. Hurr was . town caller
Friday.
Mrs. Paul Long and family motor
ed to Bismarck Monday.
Miss Mildred johnson was shop
ping in Bismarck Monday.
Pete Rindy accompanied by Dor
othy Zuroff, Nina Lewis and Mrs
John Sedivel were Bismarck caller,
Monday.
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dale is recovering from injuries sus.
tanned several months ago.
A. A. Stewart has completed haul
ing a large qui nifty of whe At to q
Menoken elevator for X. Stewart.
c. C. Moore, local mail carrier,
who has Prov. himself quite cap
able and efficient in tina capacity,
has been having come difficulty re-
Gently getting through the snow.
Walter Smith, VIII. has spent sew
eral years in various state while
serving in the u. S. army, is now at
home with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Jean Smith.
Henry Mills and family are tenn
porarily settled in the basement Of
their new dwelling. A few warm
days are necessary to complete the
plastering and add he finishing
touches.
John Becknall, local guinea pig
dealer, expects to leave his enter
prise for few days during the
Christmas holidays.
Knute Hanson is busy these days
hauling wood to his home south of
Menoken, a round trip :. about 20
miles. On one occasion Mr.. Hanson's
load tipped over several tire before
reaching his destination.
Norman Stew; t transacted busi-
ness in the capital city Thursday
and Friday.
r. Stewart was a weekend guest
at the NJ. Nicholson home in EN-
mons county.
Miss Alice Lane, daughte. of Mr..
and Mrs. Robert Lane, and Theo-
dorc knutson of Brittin were united
in marriage Monday, Nov. %.
Ronalc Stewart has leased the
southwest quar.e-. of section 10 from
Mr.. Register for a term of two
years. Mr.. Stewart predicts big
crops for the coming year.
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Schrunk

Fred Hindbouch helped Ed Nolan
butcher Tuesday.
Ed. Nolan was a Wing shopper
Tuesday.
Mrs. Hienbouch has been on the
sick list the past week.
The Hindbouch children spent
Sunday evening with the Nolan
children.
Ted Nolan was absent from school
Monday and Tuesday.
John Fode, Jr., was Wing caller
Monday.
Christ Helm was Wing shopper
Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. Lawyer and daughter Beulah
took Sunday dinner at the O. O.
Sperry home.
Ted Nolan called at the Spcrry
home Sunday.
George Nolan called on the Schulz
boys Sunday.
August Hietzman called at the
Mitt home Monday.
Tom Ryan was q Wing shopper
Monday afternoon.
Marcella and Andrew Meters,
Gustaf, Emil, Lenora and Lydia Witt
and Leroy Marchant were Sunday
evening callers at the Jake Wentz
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Seilinger, Mr..
and Mrs. Herman Seilinger, Ruth
Kerr and Clarence Kindred were
Sunday evening callers at the Her.
man Meters home.
John Witt called at the Merchant
home Monday evening.
Clarence Kindred and Henry Sell.
niger were shoppers in Wing Monday
Mrs. and Mrs. Fred Smith were
Wing shoppers Monday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Christ Helm were
Sunday callers at the John Hart.
man home Sunday.
Nrs. Lawyer called at the Mar
chant home Monday.
Mr.. and Mn. Christ Wents and
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80 last week I'D returned with new
Ai Mrs. Fred Jay :es islSsnst week
for California where she win spend
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Psrkin have
moved onto the Hamilton farm.
Mrs. p. D. Wood went to Bis
marck last week where she viii Wis.
il relatives. -.
Mrs. f., W. Patton arrived last
week frSm Lamar, NO., And viii
spend the holiday season with -elar
tives here.
Robert Wallace Il here assisting
n. N. Tucker in completing land
leases for the Prairie Oil and Gas
company. q.
al. Kemni.-. has moved his family
into the Bailey residence for the
q. il. Henry Is having . large
room built onto the Powers elevator
f6r q feed and flour room.
J. G. Stauffacher made business
trip to Farg last week.
County Superintendent Mrs. viii.
liams is offering several prizes to
tho schools selling the most Red
Cross seals. First prize will be .
portable photograph.
D. H. Buegeman went to st. Paul
Tuesday with . car Of stock.
Conrad Wiley, local r. F. D: care
rier, made his regular trips each day
last week, IN spite Of the snow and
extreme cold
A new store was opened last
week by the Steele Mercantile come
pany in the building formerly Occur
pied by the Dieruf store.
The different grades and high
school are preparing . Christmas
program to be given next week. The
Sunday schools are also preparing
programs to be given on or before
Christmas eve.
Attorney McCarter returned last
week from Mercer county Were he
attended the district court session.
The brakeman on the local freight
fell off Of one Of the cars here one
day last week and was quite serious.
IL injured. He was taken from here
to the railroad hospital in St. Paul
where he Is being cared for.
The Epworth League held . bust.
ness meeting at the parsonage Tues.
day night and elected officers for
the new year.
Mrs. Finseth and daughter Marcia
are visiting relatives and friends
here.
Mrs. Leissman visited her family
in Bismarck over Sunday.
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Dr.. W. H. Ashley was called to
New England to conduct the funerals
of two members Of his former par
ish.
DR.. T. S. Pryce went to Bismarck
Saturday on business.
Miss Myrtle Snyder is confined to
her home on account Of illness.
Miss Gertrude Hess spent the
weekend ct her home in Mandan.
Seven Dawson young people left
Monday morning for. Fargo where
they win attend 3 convention Of I'll
the young people Of the state who
are interested in club work. The
representatives Of the club interest
ed in pig raising were 0ttis and
George Jackson and Frankly Prame.
Those who represent the cooking
club are ye1ma Woseener; Margaret
Lunner, Gwendolyn Hoffneister and
Lucille Hoeft. The young people
MIA. Z. i RAIDER and Miog MabIs
Andersen went to Bismarck Friday
on shopping trip. Z -
Tom Palmer Of White Bear, Mimi,
returned to his homo Monday.
Miss Elsie Hoeft spent the week
end with her parents in OaMtsou. L
+ The uhwson Parent. TN6c6er Ar
sod itiou held its sDecemb6r meeting
Wednesday evening at the school
house. After the business session 4
program featuring Christmas mum
bers WIS given. Each ,0f the loweI
~vaSn ree,e>sna nreat12ksafn II - a. $500
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A quiet wedding took place 1T the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. John johnson
Monday afternoon. Dec. 5, when their
daughter, Miss Ellen, became the
bride of Edwin Johnson Of Baldwin.
The Rev. G. Forsgren = officiated.
Only the immediate relXtives were
present and wedding supper was
served later. Mrs. johnson is well
known in the community and Mr..
Johnson is the son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charlie johnson Of Baldwin. The
happy young couple plan to make
their home on farm notheast Of
Still. Their many friends extend
well wishes and congratulations.
John Asplund and Joel Nordlund
made a business trip to Bismarck
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Hedstrom &re
rejoicing over . baby born t o them
in the Bismarck hospital last week.
Miss Edna johnson spent the
weekend with relatives neaf Still.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Johnson
shopped in Regain Friday afternoon.
c. l.. johnson motored to Wilton
Wednesday. On account Of the
severe cold weather and bad roads
he spent the night in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Anthony Ericsson,
Wallace Falkenstein, WILDER Noon,
Miss Ann Ose and F. D. Klunt were
among those who attended the play,
"Am Intruding?" given by the
junior class of the Wilton high school
Monday evening, Dec. s.
Pete johnson and the Rev. G..
Forsgren were callers in Regain Sat-
urday.
Deputy Sheriff Albin Hedstrom
of Bismarck made q business call in
the community Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harr Johnson and
daughter Merriam left Tuesday from
Wilton for an extended visit in Chi.
cago and other points.
Pauline, Nellie, Oscar and Albert
HagstIom were shoppers in the Capt.
tai City Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur johnson and
children, Vernon and Hilma, spent
Sunday afternoon with Eric Pear
sons.
On account Of the severe cold
weather and bad roads the Still
Community p. r. "A. meeting was
postponed until Friday evening,
Dec. 16. The ladies furnish the pro-
gram this time and the men the
lunch.-
Mr.. and Mrs. Anthony Ericsson and
Miss Annetta Ericsson visited with
Hegstrom's Sunday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pete johnson and
Mr.. and Mrs. Gust Forsgrea made
. trip to Bismarck and Mandan Mon
day.
Jake johnson of Bismarck spent i
few days with relatives near Still
this weekend. He is leaving soon
for an extended trip in the south and
east.
Mrs. August Asplund and SON,
Ned. called at the John Asplund
home Monday.
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Steele

Mrs. a. N. Thune Of 1fcIntre,
Iowa, spept part q last week here
arranging 10 have their household
goods shipped 70 I6wa where Mr..
Thune q elnploye...
]. NJ. P6Tkin retarned last week
from Chicago where he attended the
live btoek show.
Foye Harris r. the newly elected
city marshal. taking thu place q
Carl Hoinzes
Mn. eCoree Murphy and son.
J,mior. of biemirck, visited Last
Moek at tho home ot her paronts,
Hr. and Mrs vauglt. al
|, VIM. Lund IS assisting with ~
work y the posto3tiee dusing ~
Mn. Jack eh,aTher q ltinnes polis
visited With Mn. yIcsaie eshnsll Il
4iss vida Altes spsot ~ 'Niash.
end visiting yelatix6e II N6lIoR Ctlkv.
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