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Micas GertrudeMarti:
110.01e after $Peilclutg
friends in Toronto.
Sorry to bear that Chester 'Taylor's
litt,e girl who is sick with pneumonia
is not very well at„tinzi of writing, '
Sorry to hear that Mr. ,Norman
"l'hompsort's little boy who 'fell from
Silo steps to cement floor is not feel-
liau very )yelp - W4 hope he will soora
ne alright again',
Mr, C. J.N'iartnti has purchased,
]ntt1r111e
for •grinding alfalfa hay and
is at present running it and can make
a fine job. ,
1vliss Winnie Haines visited at Mr.
George Mcoberts, one. day recently.
Sorry to hear that Mrs, John Ma-
son is not very well at present. We
hope soon to see her around again.
Glad to sec . Mr. John Jamieson
who was laid tip with the cold, is
able to be around again.
A few from this locality and a
sleigh laod from Donnybrook attend-
ed the party at William Sillips near
Dungannon, All had a good time fot
Billy is a jolly good fellow,
EVERYBODY'S COLUMN
APPLICATIONS—Will 'be received
for Secretary of the Turriberry. Ag -,i
ricultural Society up till noon, Mon- I
day, February 9th. I. T. Wright,'
President.
WANTED -A dependable ,salesman.
for our Trees and .Shrubs Free
equipment, liberal pay. Applicant
must be a hustler and absolutely
honest. Welland Nursery Co.,
Welland Ont.
UCT ION SALE—Valuable Farm'
'-bele and Implements, at Lot 13,.
Ma 8,, Turnberry, at r o'clock on'
Monday, February 9111 See, s.
John R. Adair, Prop., • T. R, Ben-
nett; . Auct,
DURING FEBRUARY. ONLY —I
will supply the paper, and paper
any ordinary room up to tox12 for
$6.00. You have a wonderful varie-
ty to choose from at this price. Call,
me at 228 and I will ...be glad to
show you samples. Elmer' Wilkin -
;has rottnr•tned
a week with
LOCAL ITEMS
Ship via Dominion E cpress. Prompt
Telegraph Service, Canadian : Pacific,:
Railway Tickets. Rhone 47. G. L.
Mrs. William Johnston of Lucknow,
underwent an operation in. Wingham
General Hospital. We are glad. to say.
„she is steadily improving.I
Mr. H. A. McCall was f H •
stilton, renewing acquaintances this
week, Hamilton is all right . but
FOR SALE—Chevrolet, in A I con-
dition, a snap, as it roust be' sold
.;before March 1st.,, regardless of
'cost. Robt. Groves.
Are You Ready For Spring?
A:1 kinds of Tailoring solicited
from people who want good fitting
clothing, with . which.: the Best up to
Date Styles and Durability are com-
bined,at moderate prices,'A. W.
Webster, the' Tailor TJp-Stairs over
The Advance .Times Office.
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I?1,1'13L "caoolr REPOT T
School Report for Januar)r;' Totai
65o,1ionors 487,pass 39P.
S, IV`
K. ling 5'7p; V. l.,,entnox 575 N,..
Taylor 562; E. McKay 537; .L, hors-
per 485; M, Mitchell 4.76;. Lepard
173; R. Copeland 466; O. [loinuth
463; G. Snell 462; C. Deans 457; M.
Cart' 455; 4),, l'elerilaan 44o; T. Gib-
son 440; C. Coutts 432; A. Vint 428
L. Ross 409; Margaret Mitchell 400
Geo, A.Ilen 389, I . Sonrcrs ;488; I.
McGee 379; M. 1tednlond 372; W.
Go rney 363; C. Pilon 323; 'C. Carr
iso; L. Smith ao3; F. Carter 278; R.
Sutton 242; V. James 230, A. L.
Posliff, Principal,
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Total 585, honors 438. 1
P, Tlannali 5x1; N; Coutts 506; J,
Tiffin 474; J. McKibbon 458; M. King
455; Al Sriell 448; \T. Pilon 443; J.
Dinsley 442; 33. ,Fox 434.; M. " McBlain
432; W. Angus 419; C. '1''hair 408; P.
McCraclken 395; G. Young 393; J;
Thompson 388; Fh Dickson `386; J.
Beattie 380; L. Hayden 367; R. Mc-
Donald 356; J. Ellaeott 356; N. Rin-
toul 334; K. Smith 314; E, Brae 287;
I. Smith 2S1; C. Blatchford. 248; A,
Coutts 230; E. Stoakley 189; M. Tem-
pleman 115-. B. H. Reynolds, teacher;
Sr. Ill
Max 610, Honors 457, pass 366--
E, 'Reid 453; J. Copeland 51z; 1. Nor-
trop 509; A, Loutitt 503; J..Bracken-
bury 487; G. Welwood 482; E. Mc
Ginnis 477; N. Dow 473; W. 'Dow
470; J. Mitchell 461; J. Carr 461; B.
Walker 457;• R, IBastie 456; 3. Lepard
150; A. Hammond 4:41; 0; Tiffin 4227;
A, Stokes' 411; C. Fry 405;r: E. Ho-
rntith 392; M. Clark. 39I; F. Skelding!
386; M. Campbell 368; J. Angus 367;
E. Jurbrigg.366; G° Davidson 334; R.
Harrison 321; S. Campbell. 311; B.
Mitchell 282; P. Campbell 271; S. Ro-
berson 266; F. Hopper 258; M. Mason
253; I. Sutton. 178: C. J. Farquharson,
teacher.
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WINGHAM ARENA
Wingham is a great deal better in the'
opinion of H. A.
The Junior Farmers and the Junior
Women's Institute •will meet in the
Council Chamber, . - Wingham, on
Wednesday, February
11th., at 8 p
FILLING — Several loads of good 10. .
This is the annual meeting of the
ea tla filling may be had for the Junior Farmers Association, a. good
t.
teaming.. A; G, Smith, attendance of all members is re-
quested.
Rev. Mr. MacEachern of Toronto,
preached in the Presbyterian Chuach
on Sunday morning and evening, A
FOR SALE—Shorthorn Bull, Dennis
'O'Laparty ,170527, Dark Red, born
April 2nd.., 1924, Dam Flora Duch-
ess 151122, Sire Perfections' by Per-
fections Heir by Gainford Perfec-
tion by Gainford Marquis Second.
Oliver Campbell Wingham R. R. 4,
Phone 3013 Brussels, No. a lot 7,
Con. 2,. Morris
goodly number of his former White-
church friends were much pleased to
meet with him and hear him preach.
Will Pay Highest Cash prices
His kindness in visiting at the horne 300 to 400 bushels of
in their time
of Mr. D. Clow's'familyfor from
. Yellow Blossom Sweet Cloven
of sorrow was very much appreciated'
.seed, alsoa air/al/Mr quantity of
The Annual Meeting of St. And
news Presbyterian Church wii; be held
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Skating Afterwards
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i Total 450, honors: 338, pass 270:—
Vivian Tiffin 390; Dorothy Deans
- 388; Alberta MacLean 384; Esselfor�d
Henderson' 376; Mary Smith ,374;
Harve r :Bur e`ss 360; Anna McGilii-,I
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LOOK OVER T fl LIST
Men's Heavy, Rubbers
Men's Leather Tops
Men's Rubber Boots
Men's Overshoes
Men's Shoe Packs
Men's Felt Boots
Men's' Felt Slippers
Boys' Heavy Rubbers
Boys' Shoe Packs
Women's Overshoes
Women's Felt Boots
Women's Felt Slippers
Wornen's Casey . Slipper&
Wornen's IVloccasins.
Misses' Overshoes
Misses' Slippers
Child's Overshoes
CEiild's 'Slippers
Lots oI �.nl ° ,, !" er A
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Seed to
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:RIa `'WANTS POSITION—As
hired girl, ho helper or nurse
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1week and got Phone 14 Listowel
ens to the'w last
several prizes. He got the Bank of mu.umloromlaes„Amo+mso®a�woavaouva•Mmmn+rmooa.a
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leave at this office and receive c Icing llifilling Co, $800 cash and a faa°
card T rites
u� package' of louse killer, ..he p
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NOTICE --A8 some parties are ear-
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February 5, 6 and 7 ft
were 555 an rn coatis, and,
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4th hens, tat 2nd,and 3rd coc cere.s, il, 1 f �'
r that there ilI �be 13 - I �1
culatrng a report, e W,•s '1 is en and best =
tl r:lleti.. s
no Essex Seed Corn for .Seed
the _nd and 4 i p t 1>
coming season. I wish tostate I
display. He got his share alright,
will Have: strictly No. 1 Gerrnina.-.
ti011 Essex. Grown Seed Corn, hav-
ing had some on order for some-
time. 1 also,, have No, 1, Farcy
Branching Short Straw, White
Blossom Sweet Clover, special.
wpb.artce if secured „early. All other.
seeds No. T. J.AI, 111'lls, Wingham.
WANTED—We have'14 client who
wishes to .;purcltaSe t second hand
power drag saw. Apply by card to
Box 473, Wingham. 11.
TENDERS—Tend.ers ti ill be recei•v-,
ed, by the undersigned up till, 8 Paint.
•ori. February 7th,, for }220 cords •of
x inch green liar-dwool , maple pre -
tarred,
to be delivered Cnr' Wiiigha
Public School.' Lowest, or any tea-
. der not necessarily„: aeOpted. W,”
T. :Booth, Sea' c>trtr;i"-Tre surer
They are laying quite good,
Card of Thanks
• Mrs. Frank Prast and children wish
to 'thank the friends : and neighbors,
for the kindness shown themdilring
the illess and death of theirhusband
and father, Mr. Frank, Prast.
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RAILWAY TIME TABLE
C. P. R. Daily Schedule
Trains are date to leave Wingharn.
and arrive at Wingbam as follows.
Leaving Wingharn 6.45 a, in. arriv-
ing in Toronto 12.20 9. 01.
Leaving Wingham. 2.S3 p.
ing in Toronto 8.45 p. 10.
Arriving in Wingham from Toron
t'Y
to at 5,10 and 10.35 p.m.
W, E. 13rawley, Agent.
IC, N, R. Daily ;"schedule
Leave Wingharn at 6,40 a. in. and
virig hi Toronto at 11.10 a. In,
Leave Wingham at 2,54 P. tn. ar-
ilving; hi Toronto at 7.30 9. nl,j
LeaveToronto
at 6.45
a, m.,
art!'n
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ing its Winglian, at 11.55 a, tn.
Leave
Toronto
at 5.0a
9,:ni,rart' -
,ng in 'Wingliarm at 9.37 p. rn.
To 7ondoii leave at 6.55 a, tn,,
h 1.ondoti at 9.55 a. 'n1.
To I.,ortdon"leave at 3.55
h 'London at 6.20 p. tn.
Leave London at is
t Witiglt,rtn 12. to ttoori.
Leave L0114011 at :4,45 9. fits,, ar
1F, at Wingham 7.55 9. ntt,
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WITH ALL STAR CAST 1.'
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Story from Red Book Maga-
- zine. The greatest of all: race
track pictures, right from Tia
id Juana, the greatest racing mec-
. 'ca of America.
- Also Round "2i" Leather Pu
shers, with. Billy Sullivan and
Hayden Stevenson.
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1111 Prices z5 and aS cents..
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▪ February 12, x3 and 54
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vray 35:5; Marguerite Ludwig 351;
Jack Dingman 351;' Scott Mitchell
351; Rae Thompson 35o;, Gordon
Smith 342; Helen Beattie . 341; Fred
Mellor 34.1; Donalda Fixter 338; Ken-
neth Lott 338; Merill Cantelon, 333;
Maurice Mcxntyt 333 ,Vera Fry
326; Margaret Taylor 325; John
Cruickshank; 322; Earl Gray 321;
Leah Robertson 316; Lavinia Durnin
314; Shir fey -McCracken 307; Bever-
ley Small, 298; Mary Hingston 295;
George Beattie 290; Mary Dobie :289;,
Betty Taylor 280; Murray Rae 286;
Billie . Cruickshank 270; Charlie Fin-
lay 259; Jim Cloalccy 257; Violet
Mellor 232; John Pattison. 177; Leila,
Wild.139 John Campbell 133. E. 0,
Hembly, teacher.
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Total 450, honours 333, pass 225 --
Harvey .Groves 324; Robert Chettte-.
burgh: 300; Harry Fry 292; Arthur
Alcliaigton 280; Dell Walker 278; Re-
'ta Forsyth 271; Albert Rintoul 265;
Catherine Vansickle 24.7; Roy McIn-
tyre 240; •Fred Howson 230; =Jim
Thompson 236; Andrew Scott 231;
Elaine Small 198,
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Total 31o; hotiours 233, pass 155 --
Harry 13rawley 262; Edna Stoakley
236; Audrey Reid 233; Herbert Full-
er 231; Percy Clark ' . 218; Dimples.
Steyvart 211.; Madeline Lill,ecrap. `2 0;
Willie Lediet 201; Willie Shapiro :19t;.
Harry Ternpleman5175; Minerva Fin-
lay 170; Wealtl a IB•enderaon 146;
Bruce Campbell 13.2; Katherine Lille -
crap neo; Tack Radford 99; Willie
Bunn 47, L. Howard, teacher.
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Sa—Total 300, honours '225; 'pass
18o -Mildred Reid 270; Mildred
Field 260; George King Funk
Cragg 237; Rollie, Hutton 235; Car
McKay 227; Dorothy ;Moore 227;
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t e, abash
Am - Cast Mary Carr, Burr 1V1ctn
F 1j tush, Madge Evans, George Ne-
ville and others,
— Cratibetryy Corners is alive
with all the folks you used to
- know. They're all there e1 wait -
mg
1YIting' to greet you. It's just like
= tt vacation. Big real estate boom,
111 -_,wireless boat invention, Severe
storm, good and Vire' the 'rea-
iI test lire and flood scene ever
qp� filmed bar ` 11000,
Also 'Comed, lands a id !
I-loare'Runs" IIHp
Pekes 20 aria 35 cents.
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Lyle Ludwig 226.
Jr. 263 --Total 265, honours ,198,
pass r59 --George '-Brackenbury 211;
Laura Clarice 209; Marion Fry 207;
Ralph Saint 206 Rex McInnes 202;
Mac Gibson: 2o,; Vivian Cantelon 196
Anna Chittick 191; Harold Skelding
191; Arthur Stone 191; Laura Groves
189; Lorene Haller 189; Marion Ma -
2; 1Eurle
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son 177; Stewart Scott7 ,V
Elliott 17t; Margaret Aldington 170;
lobby Mcillain 163; (Gordon Lediet
56o; Fred :Saint 155; Marion Mitchell
148; Velma Carter 147; NormanLed-
let 145; Stewart Carter 102; Hilda
Fitt °6p, A. t. Dore, teacher.
First' Book.
*—''hose who missed rnaaks when
home tr e bnsickness. account of
Class A --Possible total 475, hon-
ours ;S6, --Elgin Coutts 436; George
Robertson. 431; Vera Mclnnies 426;
Dori Buchanan 406; Catherine Nor-
trop1396; Clare, Pilot 383; Preston.
L dit:t 868;' :Beryl Mundy 363; Pi•atic
tolll'r
315; Harold Finlay; 288; Lou-
ise 17fyell 86, John 17
resto
i 282;
Geon: i Mason 274; 'I F rsricea Currie
2.67;.,' 1 apiro .253, ,Leonard
Class 13 -Total • 475, honorous 356,
Evelyn Patterson °375; Dorothy For-
syth; 369; Lace Brown 339; Percy De -
yell 343; Tena Reid 338; Alvin Smith
312; `Chester Stewart 311 Dorothy
Hutchison ;309; Elaine Radford 228.
' Class C -Total 315, honours 236—•
Noiina Mc Evers 231; Winnifred
Carr 223; *May,Wilson 209; Jean
McDonald 203; Marion Smith 169;
Raymond Carter 169; Albert Camp-
bell 161; . Helen Burgess 147; Jasper
Antoneo'i'32. R. E. Sotheran, teacher
Prinna,ry-
Total 175, honours 130, Class, A—
Ralph Hammond 159; Winnifred
Small 124; Stanley Henderson 122;
J'irniiie Hunt 106; Morrie Shapiro
loo; Norma Groves, 96; Alicia Wilson
87;Beatrice . Forsyth 87.
Class B—David Parket 147; Jean
Gurbriggg 145; Charlie Chittick ,133;
Ross Howson 13o; Caroline Well -
wood 127;. Ruth- Mitchell 1'26; Ma -
garet M cIntyre 112; George Carr 7;
Gracey Bing 43. •`
Class C—Nor ran Blatchford' 134;
Billie Lepard tap; Edith Finley 103;
Billie Davidson, 102; Lorraine Carter
65; Audrey Pate,son 6o; John' Cur-
rie 24.; Listen' Shiell 14.
Class D Winnie Rintoul 132; Ber-
nice Mundy 115; 'Lloyd Ellacott rot;
Bert Vansickle 63; Harry Ross 6r;
'e55; Willie Bunter
Alvin Ledr tV 1
53;
Hazel Lediet 39; Francis Olhciser 16.
titlr Campbell Ste-
-Iass E Ec C
C 1 121;
*art Forsyth 114;, Frank Angus 73;
Marie Reid 59; Luetta Bok 47; Irene
Mellor 43;' Herb • Hunter 3y; Jean
Mellor 251 3.• Parker, teacher.
STAY ON THE.: FARM
theE l•t tl Ad T
Deer Sur,—
Wan -day 1 'anus tahin 'a ` shtroli
i I to' bo
aii�0iuid town a r happened
passin the Iloigh School at foor
o'clo•ck whin all the byes an girruls
came throopin out, an whin 1. saw
thin so, sherry an free ay. care it
s.htar•ted 1115 tinkin av a lot av tings. 1
wonclhered whcer all thim jolly young
payple wud be in twinty years` frurh
now, yis;; arr aven in tin years. - (Tin
years saaries a long tohlie whin :a bye
arr a girrul,' lulls ahead' that long, but
shure, it, chanes nothin at all, at all,
to an ould fellah whirr he lures back).
I tought mebby some av thins young
payple moigltt tncbby be taychin
school in tin years, iolke Mishter
Brackcubu r. arr. Mishtet• `Posliff, atr
Y ,
some 061 the lady taychers, some' av
thim ' l toigbt be `, runinin- gasoline
r,r, ,
pumps arnoospapers, some av dribs
bank; handlin dirtg
in ba i d h error covered
1all clay, an some r
bills av thirn one
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titarried.rl, Poor Rids, sez 1 to tiiesilf,
the thrt
thim, s
they cat
Thin I
ivir go tic
inebby
an 1 N,w, uthercd whoy,fer, Shure, it
is the b alit loife theer is an I kin
prove nt C shtaterliint, so I kin, Av
coorsc irybody nmsltt live 'some-
whccr, a r barrio the sailors who live
on ,the s. y, an the Inoiners who live
tindhergr• und, we niusht all hev a lit-
tle place isonie•wlieer to ate an shlapc.
(So far, e sec, one argymint', is . as
a, sb achc.'� Well,
d a.. ,Tory ,r* 7 p
thin, if tsttlive e Cor
e
hev O 1 chances, so to hpake,
Ayther we musht hive in the counthry
arr in a shmall village, arr in a •goo&
soized ,town, arr in a big city.
If ye live in a-shmall village iviry.--
body `knows all about yer business,:
aver to ' how manny chickens yer
oulcl lain ,hatches out, an If ye live in.
a big 'city: nobody knows arr cares.
a.nnything:about ye, at all, at all, an
indade, ye moight be dead an buried
Ian nobody be afther Hearin about 15,
barrin yersilf • an the undhertakere
I Mosht av the fart -timers ' bein. rtrbise
ould birruds, an knowin'the shtate av
!affairs in the slimall villages an, big
cities. dccoide to move into theca
.nearest good soized town, whin they
I,git too ould arr to lazy to wurruk,
arr whin the bye wants .to ,git ,mar-
ried an shtart up fer himsilf. 'Tis
the besht ting fer an ould fellah to do,
undlrer the circunishtances, but; not
widout its disadvantages, fer ye no
sooner edifice to town than ye arr ix-
picktecl to subslicr'oibe to the Horti-
-culteheral Society an the Ladies' Aid,
an the Chamber ' av Commerce an a
hundred an wain other good tirtgs, arr'
mebby theer is an Arena to build( arr
a 'Show ,Room fer the Agricultooral
Society, arr mebby the Winirnins'
Institoot will be 'althea givin a pinle
tay in aid av the fund to buy daycint.
clothes fer the poor acter girruls,
the Toronto theaytcrs.'Tis the long
p
purse ye bade in Wingham, so it is,.
an tnebby, afther all, a fellah wucl. hev'
been betther if he had built a little
house out on the ould farrum, big
enough fer hinisilf an the missus, an,
inded his days theer.
Wan ting I ant sure av, the farrum
is the besht place in the wurruld fer
a room to . shpiud the mosht as his.
loife, wid the birrude siogin, a'ni the,
To .i c t ur av the vauce ornxes *bins caciclin, an the rooshters crowitn,
an the crops growin, alx nothin to
worry ye. '•Shtire,'tis the aisy . loifa-
rfiner lades; w'd the
intoirely the fazu d t
haired ruin to tel him what to'.do,
whin he is out' 'at the barrui't an the
tnissus to tell him what 'nor to do;:
whin he is in the house, shure, he has::
no reshponsibili:ties at all, at all, so:
he hasn't,
1 hope some av the byes an girruls„
ai the Hoigh School will rade this, an
take the •,advoice. av an ould man' avid
long years av ixpayrience, and go back
to the farrums whin they hev con�,-
plated theer terms in school. Shure,,
the educashun they' will hev Obtained
will be as ninth binifit to thim in the
counthry as 'annywheeir, an farrum..
ens will git what's corrin to thim be-
Moor long, as me bye who wint over-
e says wud say. Timothy Flay.
Vies , av loife are all befoor
let thim be happy whpile
ought how few av thin' wud
to shtay on the farrums,
t tnoore than tin pun chit,
Rev. George Telford addressed
a
'meeting - in the ,Wingham. Methodist
Church, Tuesday evening, in the in-
terests of the United Church of Can-
ada. The speaker is an ardent advo-
cate -of Church Union.
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