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two
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upon
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It
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a
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cents
m6re.
The
Daily
News
PRINCE
RUPERT
.
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
Published
Every
Afternoon,
except
Sunday,
the
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News,
Limited,
Third
Avenue.
II.
F.
PULLKN.
Managing
Editor.
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Delivery,
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Member
of
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulations.
DAILY
EDITION
Tuesday.
February
2,
1920.
Prince
Albert
To
Have
A
Contest.
11
has
been
suggested
that
the
Conservatives
all
the
lime
knew
there
was
goiug
lo
bo
a
coolest
in
Prince
Albttrt
and
that
lhey
took
all
Ihe
credit
for
allowing
the
Premier
lo
go
in
by
acclamation
while
quietly
;ictiiociiig
in
Ihe
noaiiuution
of
an
Independent.
This
is
hardly,
fair
lo
the.
Conservatives.
There
is
miner
loo
much
of
a
tendency
to
believe
anything
Lad
of
the
enemy.
The
old
time
Tory
cannot
see
that
anything
Liberal
is
ever
any
good
and
-o
Ihe
Liberal
looks
upon
the
Tory.
Sometimes
this
idea
is
carried
even
into
social
and
business
tile.
Let
us
rather
take
it
for
granted
that
the
Conservatives
were
big
hearted
and
.that
lhey
courteously
stepped
aside
to
allow
Right
lion.
W.
L.
Mackenzie
King
lo
get
the
seal
ami
that
now
lhey
are
double
crossed
just
a
much
as
are
the
Liberal.-
of
Prince
Albert.
Possibly
even,
some
of
the
Conserva
lives
of
that
district
will
be
found
on
Ihe
slump,
asking
that
Ihe
Premier
be
ejected.
Let
us
at
ny
rale-
wail
and
see
what
happens
before
passing
judgment.
Game
Preservation
In
This
Province.
The
Oaily
Star
of
Vancouver
outlines
very
plainly
how
Ihe
case
stands
for
the
preservation
of
grume
under
the
new
regulations.
It
-ays:
,
That
large
section.
of
the
public,
which
is
not
interested
in
game
preservation
in,
Ihjs
jjinjyiuee
basjfjio
conception
of
Ihe
cross-currents
of
Vipin
ion
-iunP
t
ht?
illff
icitlireswlin-h
face
Ihe
department
of
the
provincial,
government
which
deals
wilh
Ibis
inaller.
Rearing
this
in
mind,
Ihe
government
is
lo
be
congratulated
upon
Ihe
scheme,
just
announced,
which
Ihe
Allorney-(ienenil's
department
has
formulated
lo
deal
wilh
this
important
natural
asset.
That
this,
scheme
will
nol
meet
wilh
criei-cism,
or
that
it
will
please
everyone,
is
inconceivable.
At
Ihe
same
lime
it
is
a
comprehensive
attempt
to
meet
a
problem
which,
by
reason
of
the
configuration
and
sparsely
settled
na-lnre
of
the
province,
presents
unusual
difficulties.
Briefly,
it
is
proposed'
to
divide
the
province,
into
game
districts
corresjiTHiding
to
the
fice
police
areas
and
lo
station
in
each
district
a
gamevwarden.
who
;will
direct
Ihe
work
of
the
other
game
wardens,
in
that
district.
All
tliese
wardens
wiltl
lie
under
Llnef
dame
Inspector,
MoiilagiJe
l
erber.
but
Ihe
whole
administration
will
have
a
its
head
Col.
Mc.Miillin,
who
is'in
charge
of
the
provincial
police,
and
Ihe
provincial
police
will
ne
ullizeu
to
assist
in
the
game
preservalon.
Conflicting
Views
On
This
Subject.
British
Columbia
is
one.
of
-the
few
las
great
game
pre-:
serves
on
the
continent
and
it
ism-gued
by
enthusiastic
game,
preservationist!
that
a
greatly
increased
expenditure,
is
justified
in
maintaining
this
preserve
as
a
very
important
asset.
Home,
indeed,
would
-hut
their
eyes
to
many
other
aclivilje
and
-make
of
Ihe
province
little
but
a
greM
game
preserve.
These
eiithii.-iasts
would
like
lo
see
a
fianre
Commission
with
supreme
power?
and
.entirely
separate
from
the
provincial
police.
Tiiev
argue
hat
the
police
are
not
Jrain'ed
lo
this
work
and
that
theirJ
umivi.iiiiu
wan
i
l
is
iieinmeuiai
10
tne
emeient
working
or
I
he-game
laws.
,
(
..'
TfiereWire,
howevery
fwV;n.rfriiuieiils
against
thi
point
of
view.
-In
the
first
place
Ihe
ne$-
arrangement
will
prevent
Ihe
possibility
of
a
Game
Preservation
Commission
ove
r-pre-emng
game
at
the
cxjense
or
farming
and
other
provincial
activities,
and.
in
Ihe
second,
though
Ihe
head
or
the
provincial
police
a
man
of
high
reputation
will
be
the
final
aulhorilv.
the
individual
members
of
Ihe
force
will.
only
ad
as
supplementary
to
the
official
game
wardens,
while'thcir
emplovment
in
this'ad-dihonal
capacity
will
.preclude
'Me
expenditure
of
a
large
sum
Of
limney
upon
a
numerous
slnfr
of.
wardens
wliw.li
winilil
ouierwise
ue
ueces-ary
on
area.
in
patrolling
so
extensive
and
difficult
FREDGILHULY
ISFAREWEllED
Members
of
Elks
Lodge
Pay
Trl-bue
to
Departing
Member
and
Make
Presentation
Under
ho
auspices
of
Prim---Rupert
Lodge
No.
16,
Benevolent
and
Protective
Order
of
Liks.
if
which
tiit-
how
red
uos
I
was
a
chartered
member
and
for
several
years
an
active
officer,
a
farewell
hanqiiel
whs
hclil
las'
evening
in
the
SI.
HepU
Gate
lor
...
.
.
,
.'
depend
upon
Ihe
personality
and
ability
of
Chief
flame
fflRNFR
fNIR
HFAR
"""
LUD
nnrtl0
lnsi.eetor
Montague
Fcrber
and.
;,s
he
w.w
nuru,;
I...
ii...
1
goven.me.,1
s
the
nominee
or
the
various
game
organizations
SHAKESPEAR
RECITAL
of
the
1
lXinU
Pl'ov.nre.
the
game
pre-ervalionists
niuv
he
said
lo
have
.
,
been
given
a
verv
square
deal.
-
...
Rey.
Dr.
Cameron
Entertained
Off
for
school
full
of
pep
SHREDDED
WHEAT
the
perfect
food
for
children
Members
Last
Evening
at
Regular
Meeting
in
Church
Parlors
The
Corner
Club
at
its
regular
meeting
in
the
Parlors
of
I
he
Baptist
Church
last
evening
I
listened
wilh
great
pleasure
(
a
,nioel
delightful
lecture
and
re-leilalon
Shakespeare'
immortal
play
Hamlet
by
Br,
Ceiintron,
wli
s
filling
the
pulpit
ol.
First
Presbyterian
Church.
The
story
or
the
play
was
explained
and
I
ho
rendition
or
some
or
the
parlj
proved
most
instructive.
fn
addition
to
Iho
lecture
there
was
a
piano
duel
by
Misse.
Alelta
JfcKuiley
and
(Hive
Oor-don.
Ilefci'shmen:
s
wore
served
and
a
pleasant
half
hour
spent,
tb
daily
news
V
Ml
r
reu
uiiiimy,
wan
lias
n
i
ii
ii
,
TT
IT
business
in
the
cily
and
wil-
IMS
LaSSIC
flaS
IieT
leave
for
.
Vancouver
this
after-!
noou.
Some
fifty
member.
of
the
Indue
'were
in
iittenil.-inre
and
was
generally
expres-d
al
Mr.
(.lilhuly's
ih?parture
and
many
tributes
or
esleem
were
paid.
Community
singing
was
led
iiy
A.
Mabourin
who
also
sang
a
solo.
The
orchestra
consist
inj,
of
Kenny
Hood,
(ieorge
Horie.
j.
and
Miss
Irene
Morrison
doiial.'.l
its
services.
A
pleasing
feature
nf
the
even
ing
was
the
presentation
to
M.
(lilliuly
on
behalf
of
tin-
lodc
!
a
fomilam
pea
and
pencil
su.t-ably
engraved.
Mr.
(iillndy
re
plied
suitably.
The
affair
was
in
pngre-from
7
lo
9,
and
closed
with
musical
honors
for
the
true-.,
the
festivities
beins
conl
iuiie.l
a!
the
Mooe
smoker.
LADY
HEAD
OF
LIBRARY
BOARD
Mrs.
Klrkpatrlck
Chosen
Chairman
for
Year
and
G.
V.
Wilkinson
Secretary
At
the
first
meeting
of
the
Prince
Ilupert
Public
Library
Hoard
held
last
night
..Mr.
Kfc
patrick
was
chosen
as
chairman
for
the
surreal,
year.
In
accept
-inf.-
IJie
position
she
thanked
the
members
for
the
honor
done
her.
Also
she
welcomed
W.
.1.
lireer.
the
new
meniber
of
the
Hoard,
statins-
that
in
(lie
iasl
all
business
of
the
Board
had
been
conducted
most
harmoniously
anil
she
.expected
Ihe
same
would
continue.
(.
V.
Wilkinson
wan
re-elceted
secretary.
The
incut
inv
was
called
to
order
by
the
retiring
chairman.
II.
F.
Pullen,
who
announce,)
that,
the
"first
business
was
the
ap-ioiutnieii
of
some
-member
to
lake
his
place
as
presiilinii
of-
Ificer;
The
Librarian
reported
a
very
busy
month.
Then-
bad
been
a
total
circulation
of
3.1M?
volumes
Of
whieb
2,r2'.i
was
fiction,
514
tion-ficliou
and
87
1
juvenile.
Tb
Colds
"Rubbed
Away"
Kxalted
Ituler
L.
Murray
Fuller
..TheOCTofth,jattracliveUUleprU
1',,t;V"e,J-
N.E.,
lAomw
LalYaine,
Man,
is
one
I
hero
were
speeches
by
Ron
cf
uw
many
Caradjin
mothers
who
are
Seir,
Waller
Vance.
lave
Balfour.
enthusiastic
about
the
vaporizing
salve,
ii
m
...
i.
,i
-:n:
I
Wlrs
VanoRubu
for
treating
children
i
,:.,
.,..,
.
moiim-
'J
cblds.
M
Enin
write
Tkly
little
rriuiK
i
nun
ami
tuners,
net;
re
daily
average
was
103.2.
There
were
82
new
borrowers
of
whom!
25
were
juvenile.
Three,
had
cancelled
their
cards,
leaving
a
tola!'
pn
the
list
or
During
Ihe
monih
HO,
book
bad
been
.added
Id
the
WhehB
iM
three
by
gift
aud
H'i
by
purchase.
The
number
,dlseardl
was
2,
'ayjnvrtnow
otrthe
sbVlvc
or
In
circulation
i,725
xolmru''.
i.nrs.
Kirkpairu-K
aiiomien
-
book
committee
for
the
year
composed
of
II.
1-.
Pollen,
Hcv.
6.
(I.
Hacker
and
1".
J.
1
-oiler.
Owing
to
the
change
in
Ihe
time
of
meeting
of
the
city
eaun-
cll
it
was
derided
lo
hold
regular
meetings
of
the
Library
Hoard
Ihe
lirsi
Monday
of
eudi
iimntli
The
government
ha-
listened
to
both
sides
and
has
lakeiif"!
,J
o
dock.
1.lln
course
............
1l
-
..
.-
...
'
"i
-iici
r-s
ur
1
ft
ire
or
Ihe
scheme
xv
rirl
had
eroun
at
niirht
orettv
badly
and
Vkks
did
her
a
lot
of
rood.
I
have
also
used
it
with
very
satisfactory
results
for
head
and
chest
colds."
Yicks
is
just
"rubbed
on
for
sore
throat,
tonsiliUs,
bronchitis,
croup
or
deep
chest
colds.
When
so
applied.
Vicks
has
a
double
direct
action:
tttr-nail
it
medicated
vapors
are
inhaled
while,
at
the
same
time,
ixttnallg,
it
is
absorbed
through
and
stimulates
the
ikia.
VICKS
Vapo
Rub
0m
21
Million
Jars
Usid
YiMLr
after
OVei-.
I'.
I.
in
"THE
MAN
IN
THE
MOON
ays:
SOMKONK
wauU
lo
know
wliv
Ui
Hli
ulu.Vt
l:i'.UltlU
Eftiiallll
tllfc
lUJiMl
liKin
iti
I
It
a
niOAn
kii.i
iovhii
'ilmi
i
il...
,.i.i
ii...
K-i.lHllhbflUk
III'
pn
I
I
I
III
III'
fll.
I
answers
wfenhhiwaiitolmtnvfor?
IT'S
nearly
week
since,
Un?
aurora
boreal
is
distitrird
1et-graphie
eonimnuicHiion
in
Can-ml.i
and
not
anque-tiori
has
been
uskeil
in
pMrltaiiient
abiMrt
it
yet.
TJIL
modem
venston
suys
'
a
fool
and
lus
.bujicy
m
soon
parted;1
1
1
,
.IK.MIMA
says
she
does
not
cure
whether
spring
comes
t
hi
4
year
or
not.
She
is
sure
ghj'
Will
not
have
enoHfh
intm)'
fori
new
spring
IkH
anyway.
MACKKN.IR
King
in
ant
going
lo
fiiilit
Hie-
roiwliUiency
of
Prince
Albert
after
all.
He
is
just
soinu
to
don
a
uair
of!
BOYS
should
be
happy
in
Prince
Ilupert.
They
seldom
haveJ
lo
shovel
sim.w
otf
Ihe
walks.
f
OXfcK
knew
al
a
man,.
my
Tl'i
STATION
fSpi
y
path
and
I
just
hate,
t
a
detour
BURNS
LAKE
n
that!
K.
II.
Buckingham
of
Calgary,
Dominion
seed
inspector,
was
a
visitor
here
last
week
supervis
ing
the
cleaning
and
grading
of
seed
in
Hie
new
plant
recently,
installed
by
tin.
provincial
ov-eminent,
lie
poke
highly
of
Ihe,
Neglected
w
Coughs
Often
lead
to
aerlout
troubla
Art
quickly
relieved
by
Dr,
Chatt't
Syrup
of
Llntd
and
Turpentine.
Many,
people
regard
a
cold
a
a
simple
incident.
Hut
Coughs
ami
Coldn
when
neglected
lead
on
to
pneumonia
snd
consumption
the
most
dreaded
disease!
common
to
this
Northern
tempersture.
Dr.
Chaw's
Syrup
of
Linseed
and
Turpentine
is
well-known
as
a
meat
effective
treatment
for
coughs,
colds
bronchitis,
croup
and
asthma.
For
many
years
It
has
held
Its
plsre
in
the
homes
of
Canada
as
alisolutely
dependable
and
was
never
so
popular
as
it
is
today.
Compnwd
of
simple
and
yet
powerfully
effertive
Inrrrdieots
it
is
suitable
for
cliildrru
and
adults
sJike
and
is
found
coimtariily
in
mnt
homes
for
use
in
cane
of
einrrgf
ncy
J'rompt
treatment
is
half
the
LatUs
wuea
fightiuf
cold.
oDiiriQurriTTTMR
m
-
w
a
r
,
The
Mineral
Province
of
Western
Canada
TO
END
OF
DECEMBER,
1024.
Has
produced
Minerals
as
follows:
-Placer
fluid,
$77.nsi.Oo;;
Lode
fi.
IX
173,100;
Silver,
S,8S4.57i
Lead,
J70.548.57H;
Copper,
lS7.i8!),a7S;
V.
-
?
171,407;
Miscellaneous
Minerals,
$l,JSi.34i);
Cool
and
Coke,
$200,880,048
Ib
iMin.
Slone,
Rrick,
Cenienl,
etc.,
$12,225,814
;
making
iln
Mineral
Produclion
lo
I
he
f.j
1024
show
an
Aggregate
Value
of
$859,427,386
Production
for
Year
Ending
Dec.
1924,
$48,704,604
The
Mining
Laws
of
this
Province
are
more
liberal
and
the
fees
lower
than
t!iu
?
c,
any
oilier
Province
in
the
Dominion,
or
any
colony
in
the
British
Umpire
Mineral
locations
are
granted
to
discoverers
for
nominal
fee
h.
Absolute
Titles
are
obtained
by
developing
such
properties.
Hi
security
of
win
h
;-gtiaranteed
by
Crown
Cirauts.
Full
information
together
wilh
Mining
Hcpcri
aud
Mapi,
may
be
obtained
gr;l
-
.v
addressing
THE
HON.
THE
MINISTER
OF
MINES
Victoria,
British
Columbia.
N.B.
Practically
all
Rrilish
Coltinibin
Mineral
Properlie-
ihhiii
whii
li
de
c
-M
work
has
been
done
are
described
in
some
one
of
ihe
AniniAl
Reporls
of
the
M
:
of
Mines.
Those
considering
mining
iiivcslinonl.i
-honhl
refer
lo
-m-li
reior
T
are
available
without
chnrge
on
npplicnlion
lo
Ihe
lleparlmenl
of
Mines.
,,
p,
Report-
of
Ihe
(leological
Suncy
of
Cnnndn.
Piieifir
Building.
Vnnroiivrr.
are
:
memled
a
valuable
sources
of
informnlion.-
Hpialiiy
of
t
mini
by
seed
produce,
'here.
!
The
ele,'lion
held
last
week
,
!
for
I
in
puriHise
of
ehooing
the
j
I
!;(!
village
coiiiniiftsioncrn
re-:
iiiltrd
as
follows:
P.
llriinn.'il
1
I.U.;
V.
Sehjel.leriip.
32;
.
.
jliivwn,
2;
!.
II.
Ilotb.
27;
M.
1
Noiir-e.
20.
The
first
named
three
ww
Hurled.
lr.
Latere
of
fraocois
Lak.'
whs
loarri'il
here
hist
week
loj
Mi--,
s.
MolTitt
or
Itadwny
Onlre.
Alberta,
lte.
.1.
II.
Kwr
ofrioial-;
mg.
Dr.
ih.I
.Mrs.
lerre
lime!
uii
their
r,l.lenee
t'
iiar.l
of
iiiaitagemefil
:
Mrs.
it.
II.
Itobb,
Mr.
M.
F.
Nourse,
Mrs.
P.
Crr.
Mrs.
J.
(aark,
P.
ltninelL
P.
Cnrr.
i.
II.
hbb,
M.
F.
.Vinirs
and
X.
Matter.
Miss
Flna
Orr
of
Palling
U
n
patieiil
in
the
Burn
Utke
llo-pilal
stitferins
from
a
dilwateil
jaw
sustained
by
fallHtg
from
her
horse.
Wont
has
lien
received
of
Hie
Death
at
Melforl.
Sak
Of
Mrs
McLean,
mother
of
Mrs.
I.
M
tiemw.
Mrs.
McLean
was
well:
Jviiown
in
this
dislrH't
having
re
idel
here
iiileriiiiltenily
ilnring
Walkover
sImws
and
then
retirei""'
la-t
several
years
to
Ottawa.
Oil.
woman,
if
you
foisrn
wouli;
please
Foiwet
to
worry
and
to
teaso
And
now
and
then,
you
might
he
guile
Your
weary
tfusb.ind
with
a
'
jnile.
At
the
annual
omx'Uhc
of
K
Paul's
l;oioH
tyuireli
la-t
week.
the
filliwiM
weri"
wbtfled
lo
lliffl
Ten
Years
Ago
in
Prince
Rupert
February
2,
191G.
Ihe
ll.P.lt.
steamer
Prinrers
Maipiiuna,
southbound
from
Prince
Huperl
lo
Vancouver,
in
(ashore
on
Maud
Island
in
Sey-
moor
Narrows
and
the
salvagi
boats
Sahor
and
Xilinal
are
go
ing
(o
her
asilancc.
fd
u
opy
fW
ftjpet.
Al(f,ll
The
financial
reporl
pww,.0ie,
wuiun
uiar
oi
a
woman,-niaKing
4aiai
l,14l.lrimfiltAV
monkey
i,f
of
t.
...in
the
annual
meeting
of
(he
Hospital
Association
last
nurtd
showed
a
deficit-of
'.$jr,5
for
Hit
crOssel,,.j,r
min.
Morrow.
W.
lo
makeap,
,jneJi,
oiler
Be.ner.
.1.
II
Tliompson
and
M.
M.
Stephens
were
elected
directors
in
addition
lo
Aid.
MeClymont
and
Aid
Casey,
city
council
rcprcen
Ihe
Drum
Liimmon
Copper
Mines
Ltd.
tins
peen
incorporated
around
a
group
of
claims
on
Miskallah
Bay
down
Ihe
coast.
VV.
Porleoii
Sloan
is
the
managing
direolnr.
TIMBER
SALE
X7809.
SpuIpiI
Tenders
uill
Im
rerclvei)
liy
lli
Pl'lrlrt
Komier
lint
later
llwit
m.n
.hi
ll.
Olh
day
at
KrljiiMrY
gf,,
rr
lln
iurrlise
r
l.lfciioe
NJsn.
Mamie
NIjikI.
sklilrt-me
Intel,
y.ll.l,.
In
em
,(,.
mill
Irrl
iMiiiril
lun.un.
of
Splure,
llfiiil.Mk.
iihI
i:nlr
Xaliir.
Two
it
run
win
tut
allowed
for
r-linoal
of
tlhihcr.
1'iirlli.T
iarilrular
of
ihe
Clit.'f
"ir-enler.
Virions,
r
llir
lii.irkl
lorraOtr.
ITIm-e
Ituprrl.
D,C,
LAND
ACT.
Notice
of
InUntlon
to
Apply
to
Ltatt
una.
In
Hie
I'rliire
HumtI
I.an.l
llrror.lina
rumrlri
ml
taualii
nn
an
uiiiiiiiin'iI
llrt
In
lite
tatlrrn
rtilrau.e
lo
Ilii.Uoti
Hy
I'mnifft
.iirar
limi'lai
llnd.
liinr
I'liiii
H.M.
14.
TAkK
StlTICE
thai
Grorirff
fiord..
n
lluh-i
Iiy
i.r
mure
Hiirl,
B.C..
Manurai'lurer,!
inifiwlH
to
apply
for
a
lrae
of
Hie
fo.i
nln
tlerritM'il
land
C.iiiiiiiFiwiiiir
al
a
t.ot
Hluat
on
a
farily
aiiluiirrrnl
reef
of
roek
railluilur
front
name
in
prarilrallr
a
lirrlo,
havltir
a
raillna
or
about
t,&ni
fert
and
run.
talnlnr
I0i
arre,
iimtn
or
Itma.
GfcOltDK
OOHIJO.il
SU8I1BY.
UMd
UaceaUicr
41U,
twll.
I
BONDS
NY-
Oltei
Von
Guaranteed
First
Mortgage
10-Year
Bonds
Of
The
International
Electric
Co.
Paying
10
per
cent
per
annum
This
Compaii)
i-
supplviug
Light
ami
IWei
i"
S
ami
llt-lriel
i
well
managed
and
effteieiiU"
YOUR
INVESTMENT
IN
THIS
IS
AMPLY
PROTECTED
Co
in
ui
re
tin-
uilere-l
nn
ottr
inuiiev
with
'b
uii
are
gelling
now
Are
you
getting
10
percent
on
your
invested
money?
If
not,
here
is
your
opportunity
Viile.
or
cull
ami
-c
of
Ibis
lioml.
whn
h
ennrc
;ii
ni
e
lor
lh
!
Safety
with
Profit
H.
W.
M.
ROLSTON
&
CO.
General
Brokers
Stewart,
B.C.
II.
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M.
Ilolston.
ol
It.
il-Ion
cv
(..
nmt
Kmc
'
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of
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