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l46;11,0111 SIN•TINII
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Ihipettiint Emits Which Hay*
Occurrod Duringthe WaWK.
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Ow $W ilforld'it Ifirippetftipi biro.
00inpffeit and Put Into
Mud, And Attractive shape for
the Readers of Our Paper
• Mend How. Erdarituent,
TUESDAY', •
• The Toronto Y. 1f. 0, A. Winched
a eallipaigli to *scurf) VW, new
Member*. -
The memory Major Redmond
• Wae honored. br all the allied troops
•la Frenee, •
. ' A relative„ an employer, or a man
• Himself may "• make implication for
exemption. '
The German attack on the convoy
• 'Atha North "Sea has angered • the
Norse press. • ' •,• • •
•An Italien biplane ' earrying eight
passengers flew over V. S. territory
at the rate of 80 miles an hour.
U. S. Fuel Administrator Garfield
• . announced that the ' coal minera in,
• • three middle western States had re-•
' turned to work.
• 4119-laWlice,P,Pert-,RefaToatv5LaYA,
with a population of one • thousand,
'contribatell more than . $4,000 :or
• Red Crops and other patriotic pur-
•11•"::OrgeGilmen;, • a farmer. aged
about 60, was instantly killed at
Whitby when he attempted to cross
: in front of an approaclaing paesenger
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. tVliFinlight Cadet Roebuck Of ChiSaeo.
• '.7.:.:1. : ;._ ‘,..-... ••• , 2---. ,- - -,--••••••:-.--.----.- --- was--killect, on• tie -4111M' --Right -at
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Mohawk Aviation' Camp, near Belle-
ville, on Sunday* hie Plane getting
out of centred' and 'plunging to lire
grotind.
. Increases have been authorised in
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• . , - '•, in respect of. soldiers and sailors in
D F the Canadian Expeditionary Form
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• . .and the Canadian. navy amounting
.. to approximately 40, per C.S.
A. K. Maclean, member of the re!••
cent Parlifinient for Halifax, is to be
sworn In as Minister without. •port -
is ...Food. Cu..re.
If Yo(tr- BlOod is -Thin; •
there is pall.* of the lips, eyelids and gunu,. and
• yen are easily tire& Digestibn fails you, and yeur
...systent is run down; because the blood is lacking in
• the nutritive. elemente. •, •
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Nervous tleadacheS •-•
. The brain is the headatiarteri or (4central” of the
nervous system. Here nerve force is consumed at
an etidianous -IftherelfranY racknf rich, red
Wood front which to form new nervous energy the
ban ie first to feel it and the' head aches. ? ,
Headaches may be etoppedby powerful drugs, but •
that is like breaking the semaphore which warns the
f danger
•-The only wise Wrij' is to inerease the amment
• In this weakened condition you ke„.„an easy prey
colds and all contagious diseases. The brood
mast be enriched by such restorative treatment as
Pr. -Chase's Nerve Food before.you' can hope to
,regain strength. . • •
Anaemia does not correct itself, and; consequently
e West ardigle lies In to take active
.;.•treattlient until the streegth is too far wasted. ,
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- . any thousands breve b,een -cured of anaemia. by rich, red blood in the human body by using br.
ntitihg'Dr. Chase's N-Tve Pood, and this is the beat 'Chas's Nerve rood, and thereby feed the starved
Proof that itill not•f ail you nervesheek to health and - .„ •
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If Your Nerves Are
Exhausted • -
you lick the energy and ambition which is necessary •
toattend to the duties of the day. You, cannot con-
eeptritte„ the mind, memory fails yon, little tlings
Orate -and annoy,--Paiiiibly, you do not sleep •efell;-
• and have nervous headaches or sciatic pains. Men
tave.braI ssc gee to , women x•
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Potence weakness irregularities peculiar to their :
,,Stra4ike feelings come over you and you live in dread
of loosing' your mind or Some calamity about to befall
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Another name for your.condition is' nervous pros; • :
tratioll or exhattatien.. and the natural development
from:this condition is- paralysis, locornotor ataxia or .
some:dreadful' forte of helplessness of mind -or body.
14111* Do' Not•SleepWeli
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Wecau live-withont food", brit,flot Without eleep.
Many Will recall Dr. Tannee's,,te days without food,
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bet -Who could live a sittglo weejc without sleep and
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retain .their :reason? It Is. during sleep that -the'
nervons-systeur het estored,-3041he nerve -force;
coneueredby the activities of the day, isreplaced....
Sleeplessness is one of the•fitst and'one of the
'Most thrturieg aymptons- nervous exhaustion.
Witlisleeplessness•you find nervous headaches, tired,
'wornout feelings, indigeition lack of ' energy and
•etrength. • ,
' The nerve force in •the body is at low ebb.' and the
feeble, wasted nerve cells miathe nourished back to
health and strength by such treatment as Dr.. Chase's
Nerve•Pood, •••
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IDENCE :
.MRS R.BRUNT, HANOVfiR,•ONT:wereesf--- - . 7
. 4_4;. was tronbled•with a rundown constitution, and
suffered principaly from weakness, sleeplessness
.medicine
and:nervousness. • My. brother had used' Dr. Chase's.
Nerve •Poodf with great success, .1c, he advised me .
to try it. I did so, and before the first box was fin-•
islAd L began to feel beneSt of this treatment. '
The continued use of it built me up find strengthened
my eYsteni 50 that in a shott time -I could sleep well,
peerthme the nervousness, and feltreal stroagagain.”
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MRS: ii. ffINCLIPFH,WINtiffAM, ONT. WR1Tgh:— --
'I have found Dr. Chase's Nerve Pood a splendid
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for nervone disorders 1 have used it at
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different times_ as a tonic to build up the system, and
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can speak very highly of its merite. , • '
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' ('7 am acquainted with this party, and believe
her statement to be 'true:'..'—L IL Morton, police
Magistrate, Wingham, Ont. )
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By Supplying these elements of Nature, of which red blood composed, in an eaSily assimilated forni,
Dr, Chase's Nerve Food brings about natural and gradual 'restoration. of health and strength.. True, it is era
in any niiraculOns way, but by the only:Means !itch natitre has provided for the forpiation of neer, rich bleed
and revitalizing of the whole hutnan System. • , •
50 cenfs a box, a full treatment of 6 boxes for at5, at all dealers, or Edmanson Bates & Co Ltd
'Toronto. Do not be thlked into accepting a substitute. :Imitations only disappoint,
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• - —Monday, Oct •
Harry WeedaSpent Sunday at George •
Visdale'S.
StnidaY at Albert Mcgoillin% _ near
I Lueknow.
i Amen Martin to finished lining silos.
Willie gibe, of Si. Augustine, %Tilted'
tat P. Leyer's.• : • •
• •ileritoti hats purchased it new
Overland car.
Thomas McGluffin •has retarned home
litroni. the 'West, looking fine.
Miss L 0. Loqgnisn (Tent the week.
Old at her home in Whiteehurch.
number of Our young folk appear
to be laying in it store of beechnuts.
' and Mrs. John Gillespie, ,•White.
enure, assent Sunday at Chas. martin's+
tr.
• Thomas Pinleon had the North Huron
tateptione itilitalled last week. tang 41
en 617.
Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Xing spent Sunday •
liwnitthilerth,ir daughter, Mri. Stmvir,t-Ifo-
•Sts grito 31004 %las volt
in this locality. The born being down
and the wet weather made it a slow job.
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• —Monday; Oct. 26.
Fred Ritchie, ef Lticknoir, visited at
his home here Sunday. •
MISS liamsaitvas the guest of Masa
May Hackett over Sunday.
rte. David Johnstone, of Toronto, is
spending a few days with his uncle,:,
David Stroud.
The rally and evangf3listic' services
held in this church last Sunday Were
largely e.ttended.
• Mr. and Ferrilt end Of
Bethel, visited With the latteec sister,
Mrs. Sauk on Sunday. • •
Owing to saoramenlat servioto beteg
held la Blikeo sext 13ccdir•
lirliCIO 14 %MO 41114, 401
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-Those 'who attended -the Sundaytichool
russe desdayw re: Roes Margaret
7:Ind Epworth LeagueciMises in
13.414111. Mark -Ida linekett luta'
Isabelle Nixon and Mellor& Will Helm,
John _Andrew and Joeeph liackett4
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PHOTOGRAPHS FOR
CHRISTMAS:
'THE V*RY THING
FUE INEXPENSIVE
• .801.11ITIONI OF THE
CHRISTMAS GIFT
PROBLEM
, folio in the new gUnionist Adminis-
tration to -day, thus 'representing
'Nova Scotia Liberalism in the new
Cabinet. . •
Lt. -Col. Glen Lyon Campbell, the
stalwart six-footraember of Commons
for Dauphin,.Man., from '1908 to
1911; and previously for six yeas in
Ahe....Matritaba, -Legislature,.
France on Sunday. • He took the
10th Battalion overseas.
WEDNESDAlf.
• Kingston Street Railway' Company•
has started to try the employment of
girls, as conductors.
,officiaf was deepatched to in-
Irestigate the reporte from Learning-,
toa that'iish:are being wasted
A man. and a woman were .arrested •
- on -the eharge-of *trafficking In -drugs
between Toronto and Montreal• . • •
The British, . merchant cruiser
Crania Was eunkby a torpedo. and a
Britifih destroyer was ,sent down'in
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Senator, G. D. Robertson .and Mr.
•A. K.., Maclean of Ilailfax weresworn
as niemnereof 'the Unioir Govern;.
raeirt-withont-Portfolio','-----
•. __John -Herbert _Cornish,..0.-Torentor
watt arrested. in cOnnectieff with. the
alleged Sale of drum to_young Men,
liable fin military service. -2 • •
Dr Michael Clark, was' nominated
in' Red Deer as supporter of- ;the
Unioil government: by his- former
ConsoriittPie•oPPonent, F. Day.
The Dominion Railway • . Board•
Made an, order awarding- the 'Car.
6360,000 in connection With the erec-
tion ,of the high level bridge over, the,
Negotiations. have been completed
for the eetablishing of an aviatien
Camp .for the Royal Firing Corps at
Beamsville,• with accommodation for
.48 airplanes and 1,000 men.
It is. Understood that the Cabinet
has decided to • Concur in the food.
controller's recommendation to' lift
• the ban on the manufacture and sale
of Oleckniargarine in Canada. ' • .*
The successful 'operation of the..
Military Service Act is assured, In
the- opinion of Mr, E. L. :Newcombe,
•Deptity Minister. of .Justice and Chair -
Man of the Military Service Councii.:.
Vacant Senatorshipti for the Wed
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ern Piovindes have been .filled ;the•
Appointment. of Dr. F. L. Schaffner -
for
-Manitoba,. W ..B. :Willoughby Tor
Saskatchewan, and Colenet D.
Taylor and G. IL Barnard for British
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II IVY had •US• 1 depart, -
AMA Ilatilli110 lie% and La delegate
ell Iditehiting td the Wst Parches -
int CemeillidOe, Which is tO be
ebanged and *Alerted.
Among Union Government cande•
dates nominated by Joint conven-
tions yesterday were -Von. Prank
Ceehratie, Tilaiskaraing, F. S.
Seen, ti. Witterloo, and Dr. Shertleff
in Stansteild, Que. F. F. Pardee waft
nominated for Wept Lanibton et a
rousing Liberal convention as a $tly-
lportertit the TJtdOovernatent. A
convention la called in North
Waterloo, and one win lifely he bold
Neer.
FRIDAit,
The World Sunday Sehool Conven-
tion Opened in New Ypek.
• Mr. Hoover made -an intereeting
*View of the world toed sitUation, •
• Lord Northcliffe stetecrin Keeeee
• City that the war,Wae onlY .begae.
'704a1.leate4 wines 1. nearly
apeered 0MA the Province of 0n.
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Johu Jellicoe eaid.in• Sheffield:
that the spirit of the German navy ,
is on the decline. • - - • '
The Winthe-Near (Ontario) Com-
' mittee decided upon a ,deelaratiOn of
POO,' and a list of war neeeesities. .
• London, lute decided to insure men
drafted Under the Military Service
4ct:v*014.u' ilePendents. _
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The -British Admiralty requires
hundred more • yourfg Canadiane for
the Royal Naval Air Service.
ff, Keefer, of Thorold, has
• .been appointed legal adviser to the
Food. ,Controller, •Iwithout salary. ".
The United State a will 'charter a
,number of steamers to Italy to 're-.
lielrethe latter's shortage of ship-
ping. •
•.•••,-Dr.- -.1.--W,Robertson* chief -adviser
to. the food cOntrblier. predicts the
nrehibition of consumption. ef beef
• by .the spring.
The two politica .organizations in
Saskatchewen•have disbanded for the
period of the war, and in their place
has been fornied the National COY-
etnnient Association, '
Concentration in delivery •of milk -
Is most likely to be suggested in the
resolution to be forwarded to Food
• Controller Hanna as a result of •the
adilk.Cominittee's investigation,
• The Industrial and Scientific, Re-'
.80,ra Committee has. ;formed two
strong repreeentative afisbeiate com-
mittees, one On mining and. metal4
lurgy, and the other on chemistry.
..R Tasker Steele, one of the most •
prominent .citizens of Hamilton,
founder of the playground' move
„„nient„there,..:ned-le-Patron-.4-4thleti6-
• sports, died in his sixty-seventh year.
Lieut.. H. II—Chapman, who was •
severely wounded at Vfmy Ridge on
Apiii 9 last. hag; be,en appointed in-
spector in charge Of all Officers of
•-Military Distrkt No. 1, (Londen).
SATURDAY.
The .Sinn Velum are again in
ference. * - • ••
The- election -Writs, •10e.
to beissteCnext_week.
A British'ehip had acon,stant bat-
tle with a, are all the way across_the
l'o
coat e
1t- ian
8vee'.been ledb;
g sus ati"63regarding
udflnegi.
Controller • i • •
-Mra, Katherine Sexton wjio passed
-ber,19thibirtirdiTlastAugustv-died
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Two more men were arrested in,
'France in..ctinnection • with German, e,
•pronaganda there. ' - •
TheJapanese are saidto be eager-
ly seeking' the arms -monopoly -con-
traet from China. • •
'• ...Flight Cadet' Thomas X: Murphy,
ion of a British'. colonel, :was • killed
by a fall with his machine near T�.•
?onto. •
• The 'Chamber of Deputies • by an
abbot unanimous of,
declaredthat
a state of war existed between Ger-
many and Brazil. . The vote was 149
. Colonel Claude G. Bryan .of the
4Canadian Red Cross has gone • o
Switzerland to supervise additional
endeavors for, the welfare of intern-
ed, Canadians. -
• The food oontroller Wcirking on.
the problem: .': of regulatingthe
spread between the price paid. farm-
ers for hogs and the price •paid by
'consumers for bacon. •
••Thaheli4oading plant Of the Can-
•adian„lExplOsiVes • Company • at Ile-
Perrot. near .Vaudreall, Que., was
destroyedby fire and explosions, . the
loss reaching Possibly 6360,000.
• • •• ' MONIDAY.
• Jetties Williams, C. P. it.. agent for
manv warn, died at Orangevill• e.
Orlando' haft been - entrusted with will-bedeeldedneWvinewill,fleilnatt: Ifyurvottliblareke—ffer4""rt"fiif-nd'r
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THE BUSY HARDWARE HOUSE
MAKE OUR STORM YOUR IrtlEACQUARTIERS
PHONE 66 FOR PROMPT DELIVERY
We HAVE A FULL LINE OF
Coal and Wood
Heating
Stoves
Coal and Wood
Ranges
Perfeetio4-
Oil Heating
Stoves
-A-- Few Second
Hand Stoves at
Bargain Prices,
Bring In your' SaSh. and have them
primed and glazed.
fresh Car of eintent Just Arrived
ftreasomissaw.eeniranare•ft.00404,0*Isysk4tokt01
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litURSDAL
.Nickle is to run as a 'Union
candidate in Kingston.
' A Noregiau steamer with:corn for
Belgian relief was stranded.
More arrests of Sinn Feiners in
the United States are expecte&
. Ontario is. expected to contribute
two millions to the• British Red
Cross. '
• The memoir ' of the. patriot • Kos-
clnsko was honored by the Poles at
Moscow.• •
The movement elf Canadian. wheat
to the north -Western American mina
has begun. 4 '
Dr Ifiehaerte, the tierman Chan -
teller, .handed his resignation to the
Kaiser, _who- reheard -to- ateept It
Mr. Horace L. trittain, waft
appointed Superintendent of the To-
ronto General Hospital for a year.
The Canadian Railway Associa-
tion for National Defence has been
• formed for doser de -operation dur-
ing the ware. '
The Canadian BankerS' Assodia-
tibn, in coeference with the Minister
• of Finance, arranged 'to actively fur-
ther the fortheeming war loan.
• Restriction of package salt% of
foods is with the object of lowering
the cost of .these suebtittites for
wheat, says Food Controller Hanna.,
The Duke of Devonshire unveiled
• the Memorial in Brantford commema
orating the invention Of the tele, -
phone there by Alexander • Grehani
Bell, who was the guest, of hater.
The 'Food Controller has us a war
measure raised tho ban on oleomar-
garine, whieh may atter the 14th Of
ilorember Inrrnanufactured-afid sold
and imported tree of duty Into
lunatic f
Milk Vali% OpiotroOk
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• 1$ _ * • ar..23.111111=110 re -#.4611 •ereisariadiar alliffailiffirliefablialift. *2-
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We have just received a shipment
O'f STANFIELD'S UNDERWEAR
• In black and -blue labs Buy now as, prices will
be much high ". "? repeat orders.
We have soni Suits;;Norfolk:style, at
Pants at prices to swim you money.. .
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Our Flannels and Flannelettes 'are good vane.
Good .Grey Flannel at 35c. , •pote
our .Flannelette for 15c.
A lot Ofst.adies!,Coats, last year's .siYleS, were
$10 to $15, price to- clean: $5600 each, •
New Lot of Hats And • TrimmingS, have
been added _ to the stock In the-,
Millinery Department
this week. Miss Johnston invites the ladies:'
• to visit the showroom.. Orders receive
• prompt attention's -7— m
WANTED—Young
SO Men and Women tor desirable office
• ,posa▪ tions at good salaries and with excellent
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44;;ti.4140,;=Q.4 .0N -444,14‘4414•544,i41....4.•• .13$ot••,: postitane IR/II be open next eprittg: uu: 2 -
1-*"-'47°Ilet141"-""rt`tiiix4-11.1"..Arr
HonWACharlton announ-have the wilito titakageolt-we knoW-frain paspertencW that ,we can tram :
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that he had no intentionof retiring yon and place yonin one of these Positions. . , • .• •
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In Norfolk. •
Stewart Lyon, Canadian Press cor-•
respondent at the front for neatly a
year, arrived home:
Germans sank the -German, glibOat
• Ilibere, anticipating its Seizure' by the
Brazilian GovernMent. •
• - Exemption TribUnitie may be es-
tablished in the United States to deal
with Canadjana renident there.
The • corner -stone of a AV* Ruth-
�fllafl
church; tO "crost $30,61/0[ Wee
laid' 1h Hanillt,on by Mabee Buda*.
Cereal dealers had an intertie*,
with the food controller respecting
'the recent Orderiffeating'tlielt•hilai.
.ness,
• Mahlon K. Cowan, IC.C., a leader
it the Ontario Dar and an authority.
.on railway law, died after a long 111 -
Zees.
• Frontier Herensky declared that
Goverment . never discussed the .
possibility Of .the surrender of yet,
roped.
• The Milk Committee has !Ottani-
• ated its plan for . reorganizing the
milk industry and consolidating dia..
• tributiOn.
Twelity4IVe teen wore hurt in a
eollision between cars on the Mont-
real Tramways ComeatlY'a line near
Montreal West.
• The ebal barge •Oloha foundered
in a stern], off. Nine' Milo Point, Vest
of Kingston, yesterday morning, Cap-
tain 'Dania McVicar, seventy years
of rte,o, being droWee&
Mr. D. A. .carey, whose name has
Vol mentioned- to connection with
• the Under.kietretaryahile of *whorl,
Was tontinated by the -Duloptactuu
14410r party tor gioutb,
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•. . -• %I/INGRAM, 011T.
Affiliated with Central Business. College, Stratford, and the
• ,• Elliott l3uSitiess College, roronto.
D. A. McLaohlin, President. Havilaad, Principal.
HAM
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•-•-•• capital Authorized, $5,000,000
capital Pate.up, $3,000A100
. farina., . s. . . $3,500,000
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The Farmer's Convenience
- Ir HE Bank of Hamilton is always
ready and glad to help the fanner
regarding his Cattle Business, Sale
Notes, Drafts or Deposits •
Consultation invited.
'LUC/MOW BitiktiC8
J. A people, manager,
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