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SIGNAL: GODERICH ONTARIO
IN FAR CATHAY.
NOTES OF A LsOOERICH GIRL.
JOURNEY TO CHINA
men and W0u4cQ both bate Iambi° TH1E MARKETS.
of Lanka' their aleeves erre muffs.
Hence (he) make them qu long.
The ev omen wear the uatii e style of
costume -coat and truer -a& great
S deal, although some of the better
(less wear skirt b Whetit Oil the street.
The style of headdress aiffers from the
Jaltatiebe iii that it is on low. Both
heir and in Japau the women oil their
hair Or use 14 gelatinous substance
suede of seen red. which stiffens the
hair.
••We ids new W. F. S. ladies are 01
rim at household of our own 111
Chengtii. and. as all the year'imply
of groceries had to be purehiii
Shittigluti, e had n busy time estima-
ting the ber of pounds of Hour.
sugar. etc., and the number of CAM) it
Vegetable., fruits. Janis, milk lind
cream we would require. We use
native flour for all except the pastry
and will he able to get some milk in
i'betigtu. We also purchased hell-
ion. household furnishinge.
-1Ve were out for it stroll the other
day and 1.11W M portion of the neo
Ichang-Szchtein Railway. The Chin-
ese are ce nett net ing the road inde-
pendent of foreign engineers, 1 be-
liee, although there it some foreign
capital twhind the nterm-i.e. Tun-
nelling through the mountains will be
the newt difficult part of the work.
The engine was under shelter whet'
we sew it tine and afterwaivis took a
little run out mi its track and back b:
a switch. It isa tine engine. built at
Philadelphia and marked February.
1910.
Was 01;we Tnrnar Writes of Her Tr.p
to the Mission Field -Visited Rev.
Oonald McGillivray at Shanghai -A
Long Trip up River from the Coast.
A gleat num) of the leaders ,,1 The
,liignat will he intete-ted ill an ac -
!Clint by Miss Olive Turner of some
cidents of her nip to the distant
mission tieW in China in which she is
to represent the Canadian Methodist
chum*. It nosy be mentioned that
Miss Eetribrook (Miss Turner's emu-
panion) is a sister-in-law of Rev. A. E.
Al. 'Minnow, formerly of bloderich.
The following is a pot -tion of a letter
e tit ten by Miss Turner to her brother,
H. Turner, of The Signet:
Shangluii. Chinn, Deeenthee,3. 1910.
-1 enjoyed very much tny three
weeks' York 111 Japan with Annabel
Swann. She is in 11 good home and
Husking good progress in her *Curtin+.
She takes Japanese lessons for two
hours catch` day, studies Japanese by
herself for twii hour. and eeeenee
FInglieli in the Afternoons. In addi-
tion. he lute dut ire 111 coettection with
the schotil. taking the children nut Iot-
a walk. etc. 1 lett Shizuoka lin Nov-
ember St and wee met at Tokyo sta-
tion hy Moa MeLrod and Mies Shuttle -
%worth. We spent several hours, view-
ing piece* of interest in Tokyo, in-
cluding the Emperor/4 palace. While
at Shizuoka. 1 saw the F:niperor htee
time*. In Japan, the erhool children
are ordered out to stand for an hour
before the arrival or departure of. the
Emperor or Crown Pt Uwe or half an
hoer before the Unit' paerses. iu order
to 1101101 him. I went once with the
school to the station to see the Crown
• Prince pans throligh. That was the
tenth time the school had heel:B-
ordered out since the ,opening of the
fAll term in September • • • we
expected to bond the strainer Em.
press of Japan that evening. but had
s to spend the night at a Japanese Ian.
.., . I was glad that I had eat up that
morning and darned my hose. tor, as
ix int ;triable in native buildings. we
had ti, remove our shoes. One of the
men of iiiir party was greatly ember -
tressed:, He happen* to he a bachelor,
and nestired ue that he had three .new
pair in his trunk. .,
it "We sailed on Ntiventber 25th and
renched Kobe the following Saturday.
There we found 1 he other member, of
. ihtlr 'witty, including Rev. In. Kilborn
and Master Kenneth. Dr. and Aim.
:Serviee and three small. children. Rev.
A. E. and bits. Johns (1 attended Nor-
m/el College with the !Atte!), Miss Nor -
men, Miss McDonald (from Lucknow.
on her way to marry Dr. Thompitoni.
and Dr. Gordon Jones. We spent
about live hours outside Kobe. having
freight unloaded. among which MVOS a
great deal of St. L haslet- condensed
cream and Singer sewing machines.
We peeved through the Inland Sea
and had ideal weather. In the evening.
ao we approached Nagasaki. the whole
entrance to the bay was dotted with
hundreds of Milling boate, each with a
couple of lights upon it. The whole
had the effect ot a seater cernival.
Nagasaki is the coaling port and the
operation of supplying fuel to a rtg
steamer is interesitin . teeing especially
picturesque at night. Coal barges
can't- along eachiti e mei titres were
put tip to a port -hole. A number of
men and womefl. of the coolie chum
sitexel on these steps aud Minded tIP
straw baskets containing coal. These
were passed through the port -hole and
emptied down it chute. It is es-
timated that about 1.I10 tons of coal
are loaded in eight hours, each person
hs nd li nit about t wo and a half
tons. 4
'NVereached IVoisting op Tuestla
morning and were taken be tender
from there to Slutnghai, a distance of
about fifty Miley. Out days have been
very. busv. arranging for out supplies
of camp beds, household goods, etc.
From here we take large river
steamers to Haniccss MVO roilesi.
smaller onto to Ichnnw 1 KN) miles), and
thence on hoteie-bate to Chengtit
I neatly re ''..houkaind wile, fart her. I.
which city we expect to leach about
the end of February.
1
"Miss Feitalwook and I had dinner
At Dr. MacGillivray'e today. 11141*111
recollect that ray is front
onr own home toWn. He flits heel)
ver n; 'ucceasful in the study of the
1 language and has compiled a Chinese
dictionary for Engliell speekers. He
worts with the Christian Literature
Society. with headquarters in Shang-
", hal. His Mennen/whey and secretary
is Mies McNeely. an old college chum
▪ 'uf74a Newtoiti.s. She and 1 acre in-
vited t /linnet at May's in Srptembet,
1440, jut before he sidled. and when
I did not get there for dinner she said.
"Perhaps we'll meet in China,and
mute enough•we did.
"Sletrigbal is well built in the for-
eign part. Its population flout
AittlUf 44uu,000 Chinese and 15. for.
About half of the latter are
P7F-tarepreeentation. while Great
tieee. Japan having the next
Br mild cOltict• third. The It reel. are
well pay ed fbr the newt part, and in
that rexpect diger widely frotn thee.
of Yokohama. The etreets here nte
apparently well policed lo flne-looking
Sikhs., ss ho direct the traffic. while
native policemen and an ocenokstial
English **hobby -4110 seen.
.Mite modes of tratisportntion ere
varied Heil rie oteeet caremarked
with the Chinese dragon And divided
into firm. sisciind and third mini-kart-
nicrite. provide nmemrtina.
affirm1 which are vier line with
coachmen and footmen in lit -et , are
41111440? '115 while jilts ikiolia men are al
*Immo every tun) The fittrikielta
men here are imago rough,' than thy..
, in .7epsir, and sewn, of theta "lent di.-
reputabi. riot bee and Ifml pitiful!).
poor
*"Thi f the better cheap
/troop • or, comfort oblj Use "nen much
snore 0W that thnee in Japan 'Mere
the natl.. it reef of kinlont. tie.
wIthoot rinixer. Nut it Itoth
men aro *tenon wear t rvitiacro The
mpg, thol, lustre ,g, st the :mkt*. end!
/nee theft weal vet lifter
lined with fug A aerie ,69.9.1 ;Min A
strove of rev" handsome nixtorteil ie
Worn neer Ibis enettell.MM with
*lee's. hut snore often without The
"We had our Chriet tuns celebration
on Mosiday. December addl. and had a
very en oyable gathering. Dr. Ser-
vice- had rented Si. houseboat for it
week or two and here we took our
tables and benches. Each household
Contributed. our party taking two
rosat chickens, mastied potateste,
sweet corn, etc. Mini Thompson gave
Ile a Christmas cake she had brought
from home and we strained it tot
Christmas pudding. There were
twenty-eight of U* -.us oven party of
eighteen iidults and f • children,
and six other adults -all en route foi
Weet China. We had n l'hristmite
tree for the children, and 1 think the
adults enjoyed it equally as well. Dr.
Humphries,. of the Haptiet mission
Paci,V, acted it,. Santa Clams. We
were wishing our friends in t be home
Mod could know how enjoyable the:
day was lotus all.
We have been very busy getting
our goods transferred from the
steamer to the "go -down" (or ware-
house) and thence to the houseboat.
The coolies work for about 1/ cents
(Mexican) a (ley, which means a trifle
over 10 cents of t'atiadian money.
Up to this point ut• had been able to
use Mexican money. but have now
changed all reenabiing money into
Sz-cbuttoese cuzrouc•. Si Mexican
(worth a little over cents in Cana-
dian currency) equals 1215 copper coins
the size of a Canadian cent, one of
which equals 10 eitsh e., there are
1.200 cash in a Mexican dollar. Our
goods are nearly all put up in boxes
which one person can hanole and We
paid for transferring frotn the go -
down to the river 10 cash per box, and
on the sampan, from shote to house-
boat. 10 cash=2' Mexican cents for
each box, with a small tip extra if the
box was particularly heavy.
-Our houseboat is the largest in the
flotilla. (Here follow diagrams ehow-
ing a boat epproxinuitely 146 feet in
length and Poieibly 10 feet wide. The
living apartments are on the deck,
where there*, wosibin about 815- fret
long and nine feet high. extending
across the hoat ibe captain has a
ssuall cabin at the steru of the boat.
while the space between the two chis
he* lencloeed wit It t -able win-
dows) is reeerved for the Dlitive
teacher and miision 'boys.' The nie
tiVe quarters and kitchen are in the
forwurd part of the hull. The pas-
sengio cabin consist^ of kitchen. din-
ing -room, sitting -room. bedroom and
Imthroom. Misse^Estahrook, 'Th0E1[4)-
1+4111, McPherson. Shuttleworth and
Turner sleep in the bedroom, Mrs.
Simkins and Miss Brooks in the e11 -
tang -room and Misses Ruth and Mary
Smith in the dining -room.) Seventy
mob e trackers accompany the boat
and at borne future time I will give yini
some idea of the modes of lortnnotion
employed on the upper Yangtse-kiang
River
"The sacrificial chicken has been
killed on the prow of the boat, a few
of the feathers placed over the front
entrance to our dwelling, the setting
off of firecrackers nnd the beating of b
&tittle have all been conducted siccord-
Ing to custom to secure the fae-or of
the gods. the houseboat 'Jumbo' is
about to set forth on the long journey -
flirt her up the lit er. In my next let-
ter I will endeavor to give yini some ed
idea of the scenery and incidents of
houseboat navel in China."
Liverpool and Chicago wheat Future,
Clow Lewer-Live Stock -
Latest Quotations.
CHIC/alit. Fris. 21,.-4141OW abed tan
hairs t.-dio fa tbe wire{ market. At 111*
does prise,. showed I net decline of Me
to Ito to ity,. The air. trading! lett corn
4p. 0.. 011. oats 'limn a aba)e. to Vav.
sat prey 12110114 hrythis ewe, iower to
74 eds. asset
1.1WEItINJULA Feb. 30. -The 'market •5
the obienlag snowed a *toady undertone
with pti.es ute higher oa the steadier an.
eft. ah viable. on Saturday and the de-
. IF PAS, 144 local stadia here. renewing
eh.. opening the market war depressed
with a lower tendency and values dentin -
kid with the undertone hoary. Pror-
ate. resulted from the liberal American
elsipmeete and larger Ruaslaa liniMinents
for the week thee with expected. Rus-
sian shipments ditiounteo to :ARLON bush -
against 7.114.11111 bushels last week
The amount ,.1i plumage *towed a tante
iocreatie
Winnipeg Options.
Close Open. High. Low. Close,
to eat -
Stay ..... IN4f, 114% Sibs
July !Pt !Ca, %'•. W.I. 1514
Oa ['-
Stay . 3314 Mk '24c.
July .. :44. 31 34 34 34
Toronto Grain Market.
wheat, bushel 0. is. to
‘v heat, goose. buss 0 lu
Bye. bushel ........ 0 'a 111
Barley. t•ust.ei
Buckwheat. nosimi ,. 0 41 01;
Peaa bushel 0 :1 0 0
Oats. hoaliet . 0 31
Toronto Dairy Market.
tter separatoe. dam). 100 t7
nutter, store lots 0 ls
Butter, creumeey. 15. rolls0 31
Rutter, ereftmery. solids
new-lald a 70
digs, cold stared* 0 17
Cheese. lb 0 13
lioneycombs, dosen 50
130nor. retracted. ...010
CATTLE MARKETS.
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TAVERN -tot, Pet, 30. -John Rogers
Co., Liverpool. eahle to -day that trade
Ma. very alfive In the Birkenhead Market.
Lot pricers senorita). were well maintained,
and ruled as follows: States sneers from
le,c to 13.. and ranadianx 1!.4,AC to
1..!%.• per 4.
Union Stock. Yards,
TOI:ONTO. Feb. 20.-Reccipte
live stock at the Union Stock Yards
tvere 110 carbiads, consisting 4,1 233
cattle, 229 hon., 532 sheep and laniba,
and :i) calves.
Export.rs.
1. Woodward bought for Swift •
(1o. les eat tie for export. ae folloar.:
:Veers for London 117: averaging 120 Ibis.
14.06„ or a range of • to16.10: heifers.
1011) ne., at $W: 13 bulb, 1E4 Ihs.
at ab vertigo of or a ran*. a %Is
sutchses.
Butchers' cattle were ',Jiver in in rnpathy
with the exporters, selling from lec te
13.c lower, and In some truitannes the 44-1)4
unfinished grades were reported Xi, per
cwt. lower. Prime picked lots "sold tit
K.* to 111.10; loads 01 good. 0.10 to n.11:
medium, 16.Y. to 16.50: commoti. 51 to 1:
bulls. $4.7G t.. 16.0, ociers, to sc. s. cani-
sters. r to ism.
Milkers and Springer'''.
A moderate number of rnilkera awl
springers SOW at $409 16.
Veal Calves.
Veal calves, of winch there were 71. re-
ported on sale. sold ie. 17.:5 t.. psr
cwt.
Sheep and Lamits.
Floe hundred and thirti'-two and
ignins sold as follows: sheep -es -en. to to
MAO; rams, Mr.se to 13.75; lambs. IL io K.M.
end one or two selected lots sold at ni.*
and $1.55, ereighing * lbs earl. Ww,/
Dunn reports the taints trade Jule and sure
4, go lower.'
Hoge.
Sieleets, fed and watered at 0. mar
-
het. $7.2i and Nile to drovers for bum
f.o.b., cars 'at country points, went the
Prioes nthned 1.y all dealer. here to -day,
with 31/c per cwt deducted for all thick
fat heavy hogs.
Montreal Live Stack.
MONTREAL, Feb, 31. -At the Montreal
Stock Yantis West End Market. the nie
esig.ts ilve stork for the week ending
Feb. IS were 31011 cattle. :.11 steep and
lambs. 3100 Isum and Hi calves. Th. al-
tering. es the market Me morning were
10e. eattle. al0 *beep and !mobs. 1000 huge
end 160 calves.
The meter of cattle was a little larger
than a week agO, but this fact 'seemed to
Nave no deprewsion OD the market as
values were firmly maintained. The wea.
Boer with dr-islealy .04d h
curtail the demand some, as the atten-
dew, of buyers was not !arse his nen*.
but 4.11 the other hand a i ery fair trade
was dose and at tbe close few were left
over.
There Is no endwise In mires here is
mke. "We, choice steers being rnade at
sillye. good at Oar to Par, fairly good at
Nye to Or. fair at 544r to 55ec, and the
lamer grades •4 lier es Se per lb. Males of
car loads of extra heavy cows and bulky
tidied were made at Olbc per Ib.
There was a somewhat unsettled feel-
ing in the market for node, netwIttotand-
na that Ow offerings were sunaller. Pack-
ers in some eases tried to get prices down
enly bidding 57 35 to Via per cwt. tor
*elected lots. which drovers would net
accent. and In resumegesoos trade M the
oartY Part of the day wax slow mi tbe
bt..ying was left to one concern. who OM*
the mune prices aw ruled Met Wetter
day. $1.15 to $7.71 per cwt. foe salon -
iota weighed off tee cars.
A feature of the marten far smell mesas
the high Ireton that are tieing demand -
ter calves and tiering Iambs, 11111 per
head beteg paid for choice stock or tiro
termer and 111 for ordinary ones. *Ilan
Wring Iambs sold at 113 to 034 each. at
/Itch figures hatchets stabs they 'tend,
lose frons 111 4. $1 pow beadaccording
the prime they are reallabog for tilos
la a retail way. *hasp are Weedy at four
emits to Mr and lamb* at Sr to War par
pawe4.
feet illuffale Cattle Market.
EAST BUFFALO. Pets 114p04, Ole Sae head; market active for cho4e.
moldy; prime steers, AN to *IV butcher
graders, *540 to KS; coon. 13.31 to ILZ.
Caoree-fteenets, an head, market ac-
tive, lower; con to choice. N to Dila.
/beep and Isunbe-Recelete *ON hoed:
market active. firm; choice Iambs, 111.31 ta
411: cull to fair, 51 to RV yearlings. • t•
3$: sheep. 13.71 to $4.71.
Hogs-Reeelpta. 14.4150, market art ra,
nigher: yorkers. In.* to $1. nags, 1151 te
pigs. *31 to Mi. salted, 57.10 to %ma;
tevy. re 0 rm. reegha. *35 to IWO.
Now York Live Stock.
Have You Done Thus?
Has e you ever imagined yourself tote dying ; er
Imagined se herd yen could inarce keep frons • t,
crying
At the bete rending .C..0011 in you! miciere
waste eye.
which yOU es/tot d heel. howe vr, you (47?
Have you frier been 1015. a. you 'facets:oyster
bet
ith • hess-..breaking pain in your chest and
)0or head.
141.4the Death Aisne! • taken • fancy toyon
That year hout• awn. Bib fair earth are but
fee
Ras ext. eller imagined the dew' h wens se
it Welsh bound to rersfili from your feelings*
od
had
Have >ou item the whole (*71417 (4041404 retied eg.
year bed,
htle your weeping elf. pitiowed your pow V
drooping head?
*7.5)0 7044 mew Imagined the last word. you'd7*7
h
Hsi e over rebelled wit h • deroe. bonnets
I, &sorrowful. tragic reatornett mon of way '
heat
At tbe *whit. *mantel) and Pith,* fate
Who's force.5 person as yoeng .'d.. °l.., bp)
To_leave this fair .ieshof r ever and et et 1 pt
Rare yen ever imagined the funeral scene.
Your motet .errounded with irasiand. of
grew,
hi
Amo IS. thick heavy &root of the funeral b.
flowery.
And tbe hoar- of your famin. falling in
@bowers, Oh
Hate you hoard the old uniahter reeding • ate^
Dearer
Above Tom Mae ref p.. If ie. roationlets them
mare you heard. as taw law oolease sentence 1.
odes. 51
The +No 4.c.tru, Mend*, 444144, of renew aff
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maws row flared emethirg bed es. the twat 40
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Ham yow onesell all yner betembold • ems
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Ram roe kb* 41.011Se 4.4 ovisoosten
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The will/ rile ileathfo.
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Anil Milej be ma es be week vat hi. ith
NEW YORK. Feb ra-Berves-Iterolpia.
heed, market steady to 15e highw.
'era. ISM to 11.3, bulb. 14 to *110; cows,
et to 14
vitniii-necsipts. 7130 bead. steady to Re
gber veal; r to 111, culls. 111 to *W.
reined and fed calms. $4 to 15
Sheep and lambs -Receipts. 12.00 head,
per firm, Iambs 'needy, sheets VS
0451: 'oils, Nile to U. limbo 15 la t.
sa clots, to OM yearling. higbee
to SA
Hoge-Rerelpht. 1.4.5 market eatsy. 40
IS WI WM
Chkago Live Stock,
CHICAGO, Feb IS Bowe itecelphs.
Illtket street killed and hoteliers.
51 to .10. good heavy, r r 11
in us r It r lt7 plea
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ea 0 tr lila cows •nci hetrens HID
„az.oteekees •ed feeders. IRS se 111 •
510 salveN 51 to 11
shoos inse Leades-Rereleta, tau
fIps IlletIve te wafter&
• to PIO moon so is • trawars
to ash
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Landes. Ontario.
A Startling Announcement
would he eonfeci 1,,
good imitate
We don't wish to startle
a n one. without Clitler, but what
we do wish is to have everyone
tete advertisers of the remark-
ably cheep offer we are making
in Coal 011. The long winter
evenings are not over by any
means. on now 1* the time for
youto buy
Pure American Oil
ISc Per Gallon
5 Oailons
For 63c
is letter still and, anyway. who
Iwo coils 5 i.vant• sp. h et 4111 of Abet
There are Barret* of it at
Fred Hunt's Hardware Store
HAMIl roa
GOODRICH
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THE §IGNALS
CLUtBING
LIST
1910-1911
The Signal and Toronto Weekly Globe
The Signal and Toronto Daily Globe . .
The Signal and Montreal Family Herald and
Weekly Star
The Signal and Weekly Sun (Toronto) .
1'he Signal and Toronto Daily Star .
The Signal and Toronto Daily World
1'he Signal and Toronto Daily News
The Signal and Toronto
Empire
•
$1 .60
4.50
I 85
. 1.85
. 2.2s/
. 3.50
. . 2.35
Weekly Mail a n d
6o
The Signal and Farmer's Advocate .
The Signal and Canadian Farm
. 2.35
1 85
Or with dioice of one ti Ralph Coonor's Books -The Sky Pilot,
The Man from Glengarry, Black Rock, Tbe Doctor and
The Prospector ZOO
The Signal and Farm and Dairy 1 75
The Sigual and Winnipeg Weekly Free Press 16o
The Signal and LondonDaily Advertiser. . 290
The Signal and London Weekly Advertiser.
The Signal 'Mid London Daily Free Press
Morning Edition . . .
Evening Edition . . .
The Signal and Montreal Daily Witness . 3.50
The Signal and:Montreal Weekly Witness 185
The Signal and World Wide 2 25
The Signal and Western Home Monthly
(Winnipeg) 1 6o
The Signal and Presbyterian • . 2'5
The Signal and Westminster 2 25
The Signal, Presbyterian and Westminster . 325
The Signal and Catholic Register . . . . i.7o
The Signal and Saturday Night (Toronto) . . 3.40
The Signal and Busy Man's Magazine . . . 2.50
The Signal and Home Journal (Toronto) 1.75
Them prices are for addresses in Canada or Great Britain.
The Signal end Lippincott's Magazine . . .
Including postage to Canadian subscribers.
The Signal and Youth's Companion (Boston) . 2.90
Including postage to Canadian subscribers.
3.50
2.90
3.25
The Signal and Woman's Home Companion
(New York)
Including postage to Canadian subscribers.
270
The above publications may be obtained by Signal
subscribers in any combination, the price for any
publication being the figure given above less $1.00
representing the price of The Signal. For instance;
The Signal and the Weekly Globe.
The Farmer's Advocate (435 less 111.00) • • 135
$2.95
--making the price of the three papers $2.95.
Tbe Signal and The Weekly Sun • • • •
The Toronto Daily Star ,Da.so less itz.eo) 1.20
Tbe Weekly Globe 4jets less Seco) 6o
-the four papers for $3.65.
If the publication you want is not in above list, let
us know. We can supply almost any well-known
Canadian publication.
Send subscriptions through local agent or by post -
office or express order to
The Signal Printing Co.
Goderich. . Ontario
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