Exeter Times., 1909-03-18, Page 61.01
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gined then*: to be wai1:; their
•Mete dirtylinen; he to* Lot,
's ling .a few bars of c,LuIe
eepenronee
* simetesuddeeelyneee
4 exPecting one or two ina-
nte-1etterse-Male.--1--wiskedie
reotly they come you would send
them to' the poet,„ i1l you -redi-
rected to my club V'
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;wie I .„
.ate boat. a'iort.ta,evac'erseorte hut, 111,!ei
Flirt! That's gond. ,BeY0114,, 4.
'CI morning,' I never neato nee
adIrva NW" „ e.,fThi*w.e
reLtfly 'too'iltiht 1 — ,
She 0041* t tbrow Vc plates and
dish at him, but, I wi
e sh she had! The laughter rang out again. Ilie
not et 1/41 -haver ebeen-better-than n Willi all 911e; bi° fac° was
e .,„4,....• _ . e....,...e.„,...„„---._ ..
the c0141 cutting, contomPtu0ue noe. °
turo of her in 010'1',
1
Ile etrugol to, set free from
ber ernann, ey, „bad found their
otnd .hit n and her bead
r$,$,
u eh -id*" te,'Y . 0 e.. •
,„ the: only, plane. I couId
gebini to; because I. th,ought,
my sister loved me, that she,would
eteli Out a warm hand, Of wel.,,;
c ale to tho 91E01 who saved" inc.
gt" 4;7 0144i*.en;
0..vt
4 14
• eelireet•—"
"Yee, yose yes.
re!"
•t. Xow. But I am going up
▪ ozebrtterafternocinetrzeinent
ceeLonder.
'Ye -e' • '
Mabel's heart sank.
"And at Christirias time, too!
bristinas! You will leave me here
alone 1,"
• "Alone? Well -I like 'that) You
" have got your -dear feiends, the
Chantrelles. There isn't much o,f
a lonely look about you when Percy
mend."
"Don't e horrid !"
t
• But you pare
Arn
c es. ;Jere flashing pOW ; her
rebe had gene crimson -eats -red and.
er little foot was tapping ort• the
re,
Don't ke p calling nto Dick
ike that„" he sad. irritat-
?.
'What's the matter?"
`"With mei Nolneneg!"
:"There is." '
"Vory-well, there is.",' . -
` "Diek! She almost le, spat out
13 name in her 'fierce emphaeis.
'You aro ii,,ot going -you shan. not
go to town to -day ! * - , Iler face was/so very expressive letter. . eir u ter. ow one?eily and rod.boxied woodneckers
“An nein,'" wen," he replied just then that there could be nol "Whatl" , t. i lied ou „we -WA infer that the Inaek,ete in ' - .
- Y our cities and levens wore glutted rtdibirds' hinejaYs, ete" if f°'-'1 arla
hilly -whit: heat calm -"I shall doiebt she waa saying evhat she "You can t se tl
„ .
a,nt. Diek New* 'quick to cealize
• 't
,,,•
.0),,t- IYou ignore
e thin
s„
to inc
replied ick grimly.
"Perhaps it's just as Well I do.
Gracie tette me that in the dead
of night he, cattle, and at up &id
ra e --IR""te
P ,••
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4
1
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x .pou e
o bone*
phepSate,- Of teuriate of p
Ae:0081,1; apply at the tato of 200 o
were. This is'Pro-
I $,
r/,
e r .
the farme or while, it y sap
• the fortilitY in the BOil immediate'
6,45-5r445.
"Dick !" TrAlYtArit.;-117-Weiterrir tiiieliMi
all the rest of -the field. Most
A misgiving wes seizing her. (trope are injured *bore or less by
"Isn't it true that he made vio- sudden changes, and extreenee of
lent lobe to Amy -direetly she. came temperature. They are also in-
.40:11i...4:144.tdr. juredAi dry winds.
- 'To Amyl To inniy I If thero Iteii�r necessary sow. an
- •
no -Fairfax ho avoided
ofk
3
ingetoepoisonemy -mittelettpinst hini
But I knew him, and I knew her.
She pretiched to the -winds-1u- t
-3_,"_ANck-itad---to-paus . "Make -leve
be -If an.jthing is 50N,V4 with
'it reel 'Clover, not the pea vine kind,
would-be best,-theii-sow six pounds
ef cloypr witli two bushels ,of the
ass. •
• ai
mecum
O!10 g .s or yon, vons eyon o 11I
# -A # :, ; 4 4
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s
and -the child ,you profess - to Jove 'Good night' I-- don't-esupnefen he Ifeels-Puing Wer •,-
e
tarie
o trench ! Ile s good at nuron of the year at which they are cutsing* s oke a hundred words to her o
e
5. Prince -011e,rlie, poor old chap t e whole voyage home."- . -. will maklitthrdifierence in their
--Ihave hadsoniteButeitoTeno-n--4--layn been mann le, durability!. Wood cut in the fall is
t------: '
ret Ifittre-Ilfatlenfrill'eliffEr etteeeneentene,-e..enenee,e,e a.1.141,,s,x,:r2g, ..mortmlarrible$Ahan-Aliatantimsum,.-
- ht-w-rigrium---ittraAre'd different. "Rather An nosy eask„e„L•nhouldjuer because the low temperature
ling% Personally,1'4..14 dewn iinagine,"'„ interjected Diet. . "Bute of elviater----PreveA W.,._,eoltn
ol
Ki d
my life for him! The grandest. fel- who is responeible for the job fun.and the woois given a good
,
low I ever, met; God bless him!" 'Whoever it was, couldn't have been chaneee to dry.
-"Dick! ' Dick! Dia!" killed with the hard work!" It is getting more and. more to
"You don't see anythingbo the practice of those who win -
to be "Wait." .
grateful for in *hat be did for e,ou. She ran out of the room to her ter bees outelobrs to give their col -
Yon coolly tell -me I don't know bedroom. Then returned witn, a oniea full openings at the lava;
the things he has done, and bow-. ttar.. in her ha,lid-en *bent.. I Provided, of eourso, that'the tol-
s '
he, has behaved to you! Prime "It is not, altogefo-ereect form. 011Y iproperly packed; the results
Charlie'ee- es. 'Gracie,
was right in for. a woman to show a iman an- !nee in every way satisfactory.
tenciWhiin9TTt----:-soe'''-'ffnTd'-=b-'a- • Effe"-----iev-rm-reis"=-1ittnerrobert=zerad‘f#1,--0,4i-44xettete•lkinnasule-
,.. „.,. , foe, 'and there is the added advent.
Dick tra(it. rlaiirtria7.7triailii$7*Vdr-ttrAritirviter411ictektb-tiotRtex,
LASfige,.-
- ptlk wa- - •StAnnt .stpp.d jLhJIAlS
-•
T_hernetwautage of grinding the
e,'Well I ,Isn .telt, true ?" -
morrengratitudenieeebvelittie4n-
than you, "
---$Sho•-•stoppocl--hinh-; Would ---n
noonlieenteneneRienoe. _
- "Dick,-. yon 'are breaking, • - "Ti-ue 1" Ho tossed the lett4-- 11---'°1Parlit
$.• *.
aver his mouth as she eronl,-,
gether iii the nutriment of the cob,
heart I" , , ,1_31Y be& to her as he answered.'"Frozn but. h - h
* I -9f I ano" Specoariugyse, gL iee..ee'es tu'ibke-all3n5 diVides
coarser.
' beginning to end it is a, tiesu
, deliberate lies."1th° fine, ineaj, so note allow a free'
• Q'grAPTE11 XXXII. She heard rapturously. The Mor -
"Breaking your heart!" he cotn- I of her friend Amy mad Pirulation, 70f
a/. wort i e • f A ,a• through the mass in the stomach: •
the gastric luice
ettave already broken his; but you ''''
iimptuously. oyou the ultimate, destination
were meae.t.ters forefu.tu.re,e06,FL-1 is Veley
l'a MY , Cornmeal, when wet into- douga,
willehave Percy to mend yours." ; mieeration. They sawn into. Ili eg- t rated by - Any `liquid ; and when
e** lid. 4„Ixt not easily pene-
- l'Ttfte }row .dare you sugges nificanee e ore a r
t . b f the esuscitation
. 1 butter that, comes tO tho city is
,
pi• aro fed wheal), on cornmea i , —
of her faith in Masters. 1 they often suffer with, fever in the'. very poor etuff.
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38 H P.
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it. 'Wheelbase ,
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Limousine Car , Oa- Limoasiliio'Car 1156, „
Landautotto Car 4:461) tandatilitto'Car...1 17
Chassis
Phaeton Cu'
inder
10 I Limouslito tar 1420
122514.an:dauletta, Car 1323
yor full partrculars-teintv of the a
sonli a thing!"
"Dare 1
"Percy! You now I hate, de-
test, despise, loathe him."
•
"Lies! And lielievod-them4"- stomach; becauee- thee meal lies birds of'Several species can be
kept. around the farmyard all win-
ter, such as chickadees, downy,
"That doesn't, astonish inn I But, there to° long undigested.
there's more tban mere lice in that -Farmers saythey "can't get any-
thing" for t
t t kets. e are proe. e or them. e
think yoiereelf cute! Can't. you re with butter, ins as h.e mar
bet
lines?' 1004 shbuid include( nuts* *which ,vreen the _ \ of the world ate surfeited with cot-
" W hat i"ton and hence tLe IOW prices offercd
-A.,•-14:k___,1100'4111'grrlida.dat'' '' "itarw. -irlici-±4-0
stand there with that- idiotic' vaetlove for you; that started the-Dat?t,.-dealers. and - meirtionwii-s.' a4-
gala look on you lace, as if youl,What does- slw ter -self to doleSoielnynyen for --fairdy w50,-----4., irtli h.,.
4 ......P.4 -...:, ."- but If Allese things are put ',daily secluded luinself .n.i the mountains
Were surprise1. to ear it. I hayee• sou Your nund 'against hirn wtAY ,found that e h
-------- .$74u- 121 ""v the ease im /th, 1141120 planes they will be -and fasteedefor ten days. ,Upon hiss
told you sei dozens,hundreds- of '''Soto the lie 41,-10Ut Prey's tErnibg.-Oonstniners in the city hive' more'
- nuzid . , egrtle* eamee A you begin -t)9 feet return he solemnly approache4 the
Trust/it woman if she, p\ieks 'Up, spectacles for that
. levebitie..1thine-- You don'te,want goortt. g ter
In 01',01 in but of good uali Tbe-4 ' IV -12 a.g° e,In ' a , t ,
(I ,ty. ''-t I i1 thus 'OPICOUril, 4,1i- - te river, took the first salmon of tilltes4" - L- " - - - 1 -Y"th' lit'
figures to ehed them with a lavish' common tenee will, tell you -h Gull. market is often well molted with stayuriviivithithytmout: ivtorar.o_ulshitorktiskieneeep re(rioti?.itleintideteer_sitenailhereclai.t_s, etaendri`oewlitilile, ntrhee._
tha threethirtv-ftvew"
as -white, too, WI afl110y-
:7:414x=t-a-
Th -Why are- you- seingl."
"Oh, I feel like Spending 43. merry
I-amultaidthereiSnl
-
nongh merriment to: go round,
here; not enough to satisfy a man
with a -large appetite for it."
"Why not?" -
."Way is dished. up, I suppos •
I
a
"My friends? Who asked therit
,here?"
Dick s14rugged hia shoulders. -
"-Yon, positively insult me."
4ukultl',
,
'I thank that's the correct word;
can't find a more expressive 0110
abeut."•_,_ _
'Jaay who ate the ---frieridS Of,
me hat -you don't like?" •
aln-frorn_the obviobwi You.'
aven't .fitty .thooana.,6-f . -theta
stayiuglii tit*
"The Vhantrelles, yousInean.
repLat, who invited them here?
.A !1st er 11" - •
istAtinNci. b_er 100A._*$ she let
looher shaft, '•
"Look here, Aftb, , you a
- _f/oret
e went en
1 have * friend ;
iMed Itar life t A WWI *lie devoted
hiniSelf me-; but for whom
bet now at tile bottom, of the
#4
11
he hid her face hands.
• Ohitit true! I'm not remane-
When I said .r,coti-b$e tovoii
Th t Lambeth bedroom, I meant
•
it tr.
bei„a• ood..byO. I went :OA
beira t-}2*t hoat wi2,11 tile full' in.
11g.* L.ok in the
„„.
bi
ne./5
'he
, g
1
may be chopped or broken into
• atreraeled--eornv
ey _may •bta shy at first,
scram ,
yeeewrite to,
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' ,V..,gtierrter
n4Si,
n
15,4.
•
or
t.kkng
y 11114di'lof a ' a 0
id,,,,i occurred to hub. Boot polish,
,
The very thing 1 It coi.ildp'cktI in thts •, Il, t9V n 4
,iu elittl� boxes.
boot 111Put:° in eatiu0 ttu
outfits, with aPolishing
el
io1oth-eomp1etivia4q-dity-one,-ot-thee-e-
two or three best-known articles of '
its kind in the kingdom. Xts mica
long ego far surpassed tho4e of its
parent ioap, eays"Pearson'a Week-
N
w- rt g, and- TT ftct z
that ni thoroughnesS .0f ecoiona
some; 01 the great British firms go
...onojebetteretliale•-evelietlio Yankee..
Varknis Brith-ih companion own \
t angles: ioreeeetTnogy
en.orn- tho....bankseofentlen-River•-
Uruguay-where the .13:1430 is packed,
nti tongues and other of the de-
, \
cedes are eanned. TO cleanse the
'u-ghttilretqrrev-Perfitet401M-teete'-
eeVateze.eite1nnA1!4efix?_mLthee
and, after ,douching the' floors, runs
beck into the stream. •The 'refuse
seraps, Which' it terrier's- back, .
tract .
ENORMOUS SHOALS „ OF hat --
The river is sunply alive with them.
Men. with nets constantly sweep the
river, and the fish *Web are not
eaten fresh are wade to, produee
oil.' This oil is .turned into gets*
-telitrAts4re„,t1WeS,COVARn4e4„ e
e
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Ilag.11410 SUPVHSTITIO.NS..
Curion1.1 Ways of. Tempting Fisli4,
Come and be Caught.
• In British Columbia the -Indians
ceremoniously go out to peet the
first salmon, and in flattering voices
try to win their favor _by -calling
them -all chiefs.
_ tareithilrerlirdi0-4`147-tilfila;•
eao w hile of - theege_n umber
banteu. eTne.,_nneenee.k.;0keon_ u-Tcertanily den t -seem to aye' .11, poor. butter. Indeed, tench of the
they have topnted an your.,eharity. 'Theearner Indians laboriquely climb -
cc intensified. largo supply on -hand."
"Do -1-gkop I"- I% To and 'VeRle,
t last; quoted: "17)o I dream? Or
aro visions about?" ,
"I felt nmd when I got the. let,
tei-to'say you insisted on the
Chantrelles coming here for Christ-
mas. But I didn't like to disap-
voint, you„Dieke the moment of
your horne-coming, too."
"1,1 jitaistedi-"- • lie was. all eagr-
a he blurted out the ques-
"Who says I insisted r
in -ler letter aid so-.----"
I awful liar 1"
o way o a 0
"Lady be -I mean She's not a
if she set down such a thing
it lack *0 white. She eo W-
ine, on „the boat' with hints
tor .an' invitation, that at lust; in
heer deeperatieie, I did ask them
"Of course you did! And I wish
y wore & hundred thousand
miles away I"
"Yet, .$elt) yes.'I • I
"Well, I'm, Do -you -mean
free -tell -mo• that you weren't
ad to see them? • When during
tlw whole of the first dinner you
dkI nothing* but simper' and make
eyes and laith with Percy, till the
veret fool an Christendem conld
1aveseen you were head over tars
in love -with him?"
hate bim r I hate him t
hate hinaVs '
• "Aty dear giri, take $$ stdvic
for, aquaiki
n -thites
Iiiiiiited-rowantegi her
brother to • "
"That's it i That accounts for
her queetioningenig as_ te, how• you
were left under the will, whother
the money .was settled on yoin or
not."
"What a, perfect pair of beasts!"
"tfear, hear!"
"And year --invited . them here I
flow coukl yout They aro not tit
people to have in the house!"
"1 like- thatt Upon my ward!
See how one ybu were on Percy
•
A,
im why u , wan
to, mikke love to bin
it-A(*41mq P.
*rile." ' ' . ti, tlicde
t of th6 I b
, o
ent quit lit o theft '
left hisI
'
atdin-- ...
'Dick t If you ever dart to say•-"
"Well, I must seo about packing
J P ,
VPacking upi Don't let merthiuk,
1
-you quite 0.. completeMint, Dicier '
"The train goes at three-thii-u
"Diekl", She -stamped_ her .foot'f,
ite anger. "Why do you want to,
make it worse for me than it need
be by your 'stupidity. 'You ,pere
feet horror, you 1" .
" tupidity runs in the family, I
sup ose. You have been, tlgt,0
wise, haven't you? .Unre-you 'don't
want pie . to go then V' ,
"And leave int in this hopeless'
muddle alone/ It Vonldn't be
commonly human to triy. nothing
-ot brotherly -1'r •
"Oh, well." Ile affecte1 &
\
signed air to -hide' his s
suppose*I'll have to stop if you , pp
it like, iut' • rn Iwst walk up .
tato and tell .hi
Prince' C
r shari?t. be .b1e t� go IL
ISM
stion
ee
the
n*tammx
$,
• *V`
r
*
\ "I on, tettify to the
greatAtertts ofyour Emul-
sion, especially in all
diseases of a puirno -
• nature. It has saved many
• livg$_thak_ollierWag. would
avelielded tO-consump.
fon .' we keep Scott's
• Emit:Iiionia thehouse all
e thne and all the family
Ittlu;
LONG, Box 158, Wash.
• ingtoty,-.R.L
-Arty---materml-that-givea-theel ed -to the nuitkirt ain• - op a er e
of burnt -feathers . in c'orabustaon poles for the spearing booth, being
contains nitrogennethe most coetlY convinced that if they were gather
-
manurial , element -and' , thould be eri whets the, salmon were wateliin
given -to the -field- -rather--than to fish Would be -ea-light
hones ---10;4301104 tat a, •
In Japan, among the prunative
few hours with twice -their volume
race of the Ainoe, even the women
of fresh wood -.ashes and- enough
left at horne.e,rtif not allowed to talk,
water to rillthe mixturi semi -
1 .fluid,_ the_.bones_seill -break elown !`e,ict.„ 91.e fu.?h insi54 „hear and d_is,o.,P7,
to .4c. fine,. mass ,in_tonstolti,ico a prove, __,40“.. die „tket Ask is . ahmys
rought-in throng) s. window `in.
the tolvoot action of the chrhonatti
cad of a 'door, se that other fis
of petash .on,„ the organic 'matter
of tliti bones. -if-wood'auslteS ean-Ana.Y not JIM .-___ . _ . _ 1
bnoeteiklt:*.,0oibst:dipitedrct• einnlileo, parofosodf caa or i• i 1 (la ;lel or tiEes4Lunvihio 1(7, Qthmeenmenela.reAlai;ka.
tho shops -sod Otte part of quick ling, and Fhould any manning be,ini-
lino may be boiled with .fivo, partsiperative they do" it shut up in little
of bontss, witu.tufficient Water, till tents out of tight of the
fhb .libii6ii break -down Completely. -Under fie"' eiretunstaxices on the
' A vcry nice. earpolie .soap . may north-east coast of Scotland will a
be re for curios; ,seratche, a 1, fisliernian• „at see mention -. eertairi
t'int-in---the-footr4ir-eittt . . •
o k," "sWir'ic,' ,•dog,. . and.
tho' line will eueely be lost' if a pig
i .
seen while baiting it. Aeon the
o land chickens must not be counted
until they. are hatched, so at- sea
fish .11cArtt net be eoUtited until they
are all caught. '
• It
Is good lurk to fink). mice nib -
Wing 6133011g the•-neta.: a horseshet,
o er. 'ailed to the; Mast will hep, and it
harrirg eattgbt ahd *aled.doltlxwill
produce wonders. , • '
In 'the Shetland' ISlaiids . a eat
MUSt not 'e mentioned before it triArf
haitin his live,`..and, mho* the
3tagya, ,- tthh. , „ li
, _
o am L. (Imam loci
uraL,sck indai e
cie's a woinaiz. n
prork•-•
'I:Very y• rt .0I
Duke of York
deft ALL i doe bycreatiug
flesh and strengdi so rapidly
'that the progress .. ot the.
disease h retarded and ,often
etoppecI. It i$ *endeittil
iikler and so easy to
at the cbiid
st litatt adult tArl,
take it Ifyti areloging f1sh
ft )ption „tr an
,
tit tr,
t in sheep, eth., by taking
ounda of bar soap; cut this
and tat with it one half
of eastile soap, which ha,
• cut fine; ,when these' are mix -
well together, then mix into
soap one tenth part in bu
liquia-earbolio acid. Thi s will
be more than one -twelfth part
&Hied 'acid.' When th s is
med. exeln<le the air fr0
brag; it in a telf-kea
The ettt'de acid tan ho
ny. large amount is re,
Cfl4 cheap aci caul
tL test deodorizer
Pkatisit-gith.)`
swee
11P:- a*41ep it. t, detr
ny diseav.
te,•
,
to
4
1 OV-
th
7
Y
•Thoen:Incago Meet eiackinig houtes "
boast Ihartheyeintie reduced eeon-
ozny to an exact science. The prize-
cipal packing-bueness has its own
button -factory, -where the' bene and
horn' of the „slaughtered beeves•
is
turned into -half a buttons
a day.. Even the dust fronethe but-.
ton turnbeg is not wasted. Mixed'
with a, special . Cement made' of
scoria and quicklime and- other
egret ingredients, tile, dust . forms
ii ner.terial rosembling-iyory, and.
from it billiard baliare t "arrated.--
tentiotTisinglasen fa.imipaper,, felt,
beistles, glue, illattl'ess stuffinge,
are only a few of the miany things '
that are wedeln different branches ''•
of Chieago meat -packing factory.
There -tat bifsinessea *high zokilahl-
'not pay at edl but for econoraies,
• *cheante.. •
$ *3* elivalt-ri
0•41e
Aneninn.4
iron works 15 SO severe that n
requently sola at a. -1.0-s. But
cedecToleveb rinakmsinliguisea tisprroer41,stirn-and 41,111,11%,
is how he doesit.
✓ m the working of two tongues
O wee • ca consume
tons; pig iron produced, 700 tons;
pitch recovered,. fifty tons, valn4a
XV); oil aytovered 10;000 gallons,
Re0;riulphatkof anntme
covered, ton tons, value. Zi101---Br
these econornies'.-a side profit.
Zil$10 a week is seeured, while the
iron just about pays for the coal
cothinineld;sifid--lbe le:Vor: -`•••'
',There are., other me4na- of
footiotnising, besides those of
mg by-Preducts. A true of Alia-
tikrlan
ITiicen pac "ng, their fruit for -ex -
pork in asbIstosi a mineral which
they eau easily obtain near at hand.
They thuS kill' twO• birds 'with one
stone.- Th i7 fruit arrivet in en.
lent eemdition, and the asbestos ;
sells at a profit.' which pays the car- ..
• a
Ails ingenious titee-saving moo,
orny has been adopted by a 'large
firrr t•,t chemit,t8. Over. the (leek of
neon
departmenti,manaer are four
tiny elliettielam& of different
°lora. When thd ilitliVidual is at
his desk and liberty te 8et,
tor s or consider questions from the
emoloyees, th.e ,burn3.
When he its *way froni (tett the
green light is 'turned on. Tho •
blue means that he 14 onga$sed. the
Inreudt'istlyitaettI,ibt6i,sd,ideesturPittlielt0e. eneitn-leptIto`ir4.
'is this littl&deVice, suceets has
heel oved'hy the trt tl,et several :
otier Arini are top nic• •
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