1
A,.rh
21.
1928
licfi
,
alrbanks-Morsc
Ball
Bearing
Putajis
,
,
-
ar
on
a
bell
betring
the
manufacturing
Vive
bearings.
Seal-r
reft
re
meintaln
their
.
rimers
and
the
pumpi
u,-,t
,
i,nr
emciency.
l
'
-a;
require
creating
but
.
.
.
in'l
ar
dirt
and
water
i
).
the
pump
it
easier
kept
ust
of
lubricant
and
l:
.'.11:1(1
it
reduced.
i
s
kit
the
high
efficiency
.
...rvmyof
these
pumps
:i
our
bulletins.
IiibanKs
'Mores
Prince
Itupert
of
the
New
hevrolet
B
1
1.
i.v.-ry
Chassis
.So:M.oo
:
Truck
Chassis
Ssoo.oo
i
$80M.OO
.
i
Unlivery
JjWOH.OO
JjSHOH.OO
S:M.OO
$li:!1.0o
.Si
o:o.oo
.510:10.00
1
landau
$1080.00
I
lumper
and
Rear
standard
'uip-1
all
Pas.spnKt-'r
Wheeln
Standard
on
Imperial
and
only.
On
other
-
ihK)
extra.
Tire
and
Tube,
aim
Carafe
('hone
52
j
.City
Meat
Market
'M'.i.vu;
nuns.)
friurd
Vve.
lhonc
T65
K.IOT
HSR
'
ICONSAKKH
IKTOST
ViKKKI.OST
HTMYSOST
VMMELOST
1ISKKI10LLIIU
H
ATIIKOI)
MI
I.TKIt
OS.V.
u
kl.
varer.
ItilliRe
prlser.
HurtlK
omhringelsc.
"
WALLACE
CO
ITI).
MEIU'UHY
I
I'LL
FASHIONED
SILK
HOSE
1
hll,'"
and
Service
Weight"
"
;"
.iii'UI,
Black,
Atmoa-11
Nude.
Kvenglow,
Mer-ida,
Flesh,
etc.
I'Vnm.
$1.75
to
$2.50
The
losC
for
Sntlsfncllon
UWallaceCoitd.
l'honc
!).
3rd
Ave.
&
Fullon,
SUMMER
SCHEDULE
OF
UNION
STEAMSHIPS
TO
COMMENCE
NEXT
WEEK
,tTJh
,teamr
c,tR"'
back
n
Btewwhlp.
Ltd
will
be
resumed
next
week,
effective
March
26
Sunday
afternoon
from
Vancouver
via
.wto,
Aiert
Day,
Port
!
Hanly.
N.mu
Swanson
Bay
and
Butedale
and
Mil
that
evening
"O'clock
for
Arrandale.
Alio
Arm.
Anyox.
Maple
By
fld
9,ewRrt
Southbound,
the
Catah
wiil
leave
Stew-:
rt
at
(0
j
m.
Moud
iy.
instead
of
12
midnight
a
previously
an.
calling
at
(Port
Simpson,
return
in
Pn.,.
c
Tuesday
Wrnlnifs
v.,
s.,u
for
the
south
at
'
p.m..
calling
t
B-!la
Bella
s-nuhhound
in
addition
t-,
the
other
porta
of
the
Kwthbmind
trip
The
Card
an
will
arrive
at
Prince
Itti-pcrt
Thursday
nights
or
Friday
mom-ln
from
the
s-mth
and
call
at
Skeena
and
Naas
Hlver
ranncrle.
U-ltig
sched-ultd
to
sail
frjin
nere
southbound
at
9
am.
Saturdays.
The
steamer
Camosun
will
revert
to
the
Rivers
Inlet
Ocean
Pulls
and
Bella
Cools
nut
Man
in
the
Moon
A
JOB
Is
hard
if
you
la;
k
enthusiasm
BORROWING
a
person's
time
Is
about
the
name
as
borrowlnx
his
money.
A
GENTLEMAN
was
walking
down
il.e
ureet
with
a
little
boy
at
his
Ide,
when
the
boy
cried
out:
"Oh.
pa!
there
K'-es
an
editor!
Hush.
hush."
said
the
futher.
"Don't
Miake
upon
(
I
the
poor
man.
Ood
only
knows
what
you
may
come
to
yourself,
some
day
"
BREVITY
k'mie
time
lend
soul
to
the
witless.
"A
8HOCK1NO
allnlr
occurred
last
v,fh4
81:
Edward
Hi.prl.
h,
u
guest
at
I
Jy
Puni.K
re's
ball,
complained
of
feeling
111.
;
ok
a
highball.
liU
hat.
his
coat,
hl
departure,
no
notice
of
his
fticnda.
11
taxi,
a
pistol
from
his
pocket.
Mid
dually
his
life.
Nice
chap.
Regrets
and
all
that
"
That's
what
I
call
AN
editor
U
about
the
only
yen
meet
who
knows
nothing.
MINERAL
AfcT
man
A
Scotchman
went
to
town
for
a.
holiday
und
a
friend
met
him
wander.
lug
down
t)e
street
with
a
pair
of
trousers
i.ver
his
arm.
Whete
Bre
ye
goln',
Sandy?"
He
rtpl:ed
"Oh.
A'h'm
lookln'
the
Aberdeen
Fie
for
THE
proposal
of
the
Terrace
people
to
re-label
the
tsophjsa
they
have
wen
and
dnna
them
as
prices
for
future
TIMUEU
SALE
X9937
Sealed
Tenders
will
be
received
by
the
Minister
of
Lends
at
Victoria,
B.C.,
i.ot
la'er
than
noon
on
the
2nd
day
of
April
1028.
for
the
purchase
of
Licence
X9D&7
to
cut
aOSJU
lineal
feet
of
cedar
poles
and
piling
on
an
area
situated
'in
Lot
M.
Kumdts
Slough.
Queen
.
.nrlotie
islands
Land
District.
T
j
1
a
1
yean
will
be
allowed
for
re-tiuval
ol
timber.
Further
particulars
of
the
Chief
ror
ter.
Victoris.
B.C.,
or
District
Forester,
Hrinre
Kupert,
B.C.
M0HT(iA(iK
SALE
OF
SHU'
(I
lilH
Mil
O.tlll)
TAKE
NOTIC
that
under
end
by
virtue
..!
s
certain
Ships
Mortgage
dated
tlx-
4th
day
of
February.
A
D
1037.
which
will
be
produced
at
the
time
of
sale,
.r.
mil
ha
nftsred
for
sale
bv
Public
virtum
by
Smith
A.
Nickerson.
Sheriff.
nt
3
n
clock
in
xne
siwrnoou
to
my"
:AY.
MARCH
,
A
O.
lBSt.
st
his
Office
ni
the
Court
House,
in
the
City
of
u.i
Bnnart
Vrovlnoa
of
British
Col
tr
bust.
wfHt
WMl
IPWwrw"rr
Term-
ol
sale:
t-asn.
For
further
particulars
In
connection
!th
the
sale
spply
to
the
Montreal
Finance
C'mtiany.
Limited.
HO.
Standard
Bank
Building.
Vaneouver.
B.C.,
or
to
Pat
more
It
Fulton,
Scott
Block.
Pr'nre
Rupert.
Solicitors
for
the
Mort-
IlATFO
nt
Prince
Rupert.
B.C..
this
,Vli
(lav
ofMarrh
ADIM
,
71
IN
I'HOIIATE
l
Till
si
PHKMK
COI'HT
Of
MUITISII
lOMMIIIt
In
the
Mutu-r
of
the
Administration
In
the'
M't't'er
of
the
IsUte
of
Joseph
William
Christian.
Iieceased.
In-
TAXB'NbTIcE
thst
b
order
of
His
HoTwrF
Young,
the
ISth
day
of
McB
Hoiur
r
i
."nnolnted
AdSfnls-
"?'
V.u.
..tte
of
JaseDh
William
1.,.
,.iim
against
the
aaid
estate
sre
hv
reouired
to
furnian
same,
pro-Mrit
verlf
wc
ito
me
on
or
before
the
Kfh
dM
of
April.
Iae.
and
all
parties
''"..?.
if-
estate
are
required
to
p7y7h7mount
of
their
Indebtedness
to
m,
forthwith
vymMi
A
WATT
Official
ooiibi.
Prince
Rupert.
BJT
the
14th
davoj.M?KJaj
(
Form
r.i
rnTiiic'TiroKijMrKovnMi:NTS
Prince
Pat,
.Lot
:
PJlot.
Lot
43C71
Sf
'.
intuaVh
the
Atlln
Mln-M",'J?l.Ci
itoH
toMlM
District.
Where
TAK1N?
r
Free
Miner
s
Certificate
menu.
,
;,,,
he
above
claim.
Anrl
"J1
PrtSie
further
i.iae
.
ke
n
tire
that
mmned
action
S2SL
iS'ue
oi
such
certificate
of
Vnw"'
.
-.,r-h
A
n
lll'i'l
u
U.
Mi
N
I-llASTMl.
AjenV
TA.MI)
JIONTCKMIKHY
'Ui(l.
the
nitl-J
gamine
Illustrator,
has
a
pair
of
e-eret
ambitions
tu
heroine
a
burk-aml-lng
dancer
nml
play
(he
plmi.i
like
i-imrrrwskl.
j
:
Ufa
latchstrlng
hanging
Vjifwe
)5yt
!
our
reportsrlal
head'
afdur
the
lor
!
jniitu
uuu
epiamea
our
muuion.
'
"Xo
nrlM."
retort
rl
Mr.
Hung
orae-iilnrly.
Iminlng
i,a,k
from
his
drawing
of
an
.tmerlcan
g(rl.
"ever
wants
to
le
anything
lint
an
arlKt.
s
hv
shoulil
i
"
1
'
I
'
"Prom
3
years
old
.up
I
wanted
tj
Ix
an
llluatrutor.
Eveiy'bsdy
wanted
me
to!
be
in
lUiiKfalor.
Including
my
faintly
The
ed!t?ra
trd
to
prevent
It.
but
I
!
became
an
illustrator."
Among
other
things,
he
never
cared
to
be
a
big
executive,
aurrounded
by
!
hl
button.
"I
aay
to
adltcra
I'm
not
a
'
business
man,
but
they
come
right
back
at
me
that
I'm
a
pretty
darned
g'od
!
ne
when
they
hear
my
prices.
Oh.
I
can
add.
substract
and
multiply,
but
the
inromc
tux
return
drives
me
wild.
You
can
:'lwuyi
pjt
one
of
the
T.BM.'s
at.
100
yards
when
an
artUt
la
around
He's'
lightly
sarcastic
and
patronizing.
It
i
he
knew
what
the
artist
was
thinking
it
wouM
be
a
50-50
break
at
that.''
Diui't
you
ever
get
dlMtuiraged
and
want
to
throw
up
your
prufemktit?"
.Mr.
Once
be
was
mistaken
for
a
cowboy.
'Some
bobcet
did
It
out
at
Dodge
City.
It
was
tli
five
gallon
hat
I
wore.
I
expect
1
was
In
my
ear
and
they
couldn't
lit
ml
Ism
nr
It
wnuM
haw
Wn
all
off
below
1
had
on
Scotch
stock
-
inasi"
standard
gold
watch.
A
short
time
ago.
board
for
the
ussiataure
given
by
the
Judges
who
placed
themselves
at
the
service
of
the
board
end
gave
unstlntlngly
of
their
time
end
efforts
to
the
Interests
of
the
ex
hibition
Many
suggestions
were
made
by
them
which
should
be
considered
by
the
Im-umliiK
board.
Mr.
Robinson,
poultry
Judge,
suggested
that
poultry
shsuld
not
be
Judged
on
exhibition
HB
DAILY
NEWS
paos
nvi
WHA
T
I
MIGHT
HA
VE
BEEN
As
Told
hy
Harold
C.
Durr
Ily
JAMES
MONTGOMERY
FLAGG
JAMKs
MoNTC.OMKItY
I
I
(.i
Nil
urllst
ner
wants
tu
lie
antliing
but
an
srtkt"
It's
not
poaetble
to
worry
about
courts,
nlgn
mooa
P""
or
n
11
1-bgg
-Ves."
humanly
tlw.
rwdlly.
!
wh"1
the
3
Not
1
ever
tnlnk
"When
editors
(ell
wlwt
to
Uw.
Tl,ei
lhe
nnX
t"'
1
hven
t
h8d
innlP'
I
rhl,
lUre
Id
euti..,
...
.
AriM
i'i....
...
..11....
I
think
of
the
third
yet.
But
I
never
took
a
lesson.
t
that
fool-
hardy."
Then
he
spuke
of
wanting
to
wake
us
asm
morn
lug
and
ha
able
to
play
like
Paderewskl,
the
Pole,
and
called
It
childish
Idea
This
Illustrator
has
another
profes
sion.
"I
don't
plug
It."
he
apologised
"Its
writing.
I've
bees)
responsible
for
twelve
books
and
some
motion
pictures.
'
""
"
"-
two-reel
comedies
that
were
really
as
,,,
,
-....t,
But
up
to
a
tow
years
ago
mo-
"
nm
i""
i'"-!tlon-ploture
audiences
tBought
a
satire
,""u
""'Iwas
a
Kiatllke
person
with
hjras.
Wc!
a
no-k
acesii
1
was
just
ei.eek,
Maaih
procreswd
eery
far
beyond
the
l
bellete
It.
llwt
hale
may
keft
me,u
0,
t
humor."
rreiu
rustling
a
steady
Job.
Hut
I
hateu't;
e
e
always
iM-es.
erllU-not
when
I
an
was
,
,rtM
,,
mant
.Irs.lng
iu
ln.lH
a...l
ter-.,,
selling
my
a
M,IHr4,l,ft
dUferent."
he
con-rtble
ilMit
for
,t
iHt
draalng.-
ft,M.
gel
1
Km
berk
to
the
meat
ef
the
tutric.
-MysHf.
I'd
IHMt
te
get
In
more
Nevertheless,
he's
had
his
yearnings.
1
roier
week,
I
Vol
I
met
to
do
a
thing
"But
If
you
mean
snesklngs
desires.
I
:
rtl
or
leave
II
Hilda?.
The
re
s
alio-slwsys
had
lurking
in
the
back
of
my
tether
too
murh
1
talk-baked
work
guliix
-Ineud
a
desire
to
be
a
buek-snd-wlng
mh
in
tbss
workL
I
Wke
nrofe-wionale
dancer
Whenever
I
go
to
the
theatre
h
etery
esesi
Iwtorviewing.
oh.
end
watch
them
going
through
their
re-
are
yost
g4n?"
pertolre
of
steps
they
seem
to
be
having
1
,
.
the
best
time
in
the
world.
Nothing
THiwrrwTr.
"!.
enuld
be
hsppler
than
their
motions.
(
Copyright
by
Fublle
lodges)
events,
remlrsds
one
of
the
story
told
of
a
southern
newspaper
which
advertised
as
follows:
"for
sale,
s
secondhand
monument,
slightly
used.
Great
Mrgaln
for
s
family
of
the
name
of
MscSnortle."
ONE
can
beiwve
a
great
many
things
but
her,
i
a
story
I
really
think
one
ought
to
doubt:
Seven
years
ago
a
farmer
living
only
a
few
miles
west
of
the
city
hung
his
vest
on
the
barnyard
fence.
A
calf
chewed
up
the
pocket
of
the
garment
In
which
there
was
a
A
suggestion
has
come
from
Kam?oopa
tbst
they
would
be
glad
to
send
a
string
of
ponW
If
the.
.grounds
can
be
prepared
and
a
suitable
tra-k
made.
The
BC
Whippet
Racing
Association
have
also
ssked
the
association
to
consider
1
whippet
racing
program
as
one
of
this
year's
sporting
ettrectloiva.
tt
titlBNTEl
IMf
MOVEAILS
T
The
retiring
directorate
recommend
to
the
attention
of
the
Incoming
board
that
better
provision
should
be
made
for
vehicles
and
cars
to
approach
the
building
and
grounsH.
Efforts
should
be
made
to
have
Sixth
Avenue
opened
right
the
snlmal.
a
staid
old
milch
cow.
was
xo
the
Kxhlbltlea
Ball,
continuing
around
Dutcnereo
ror
sees
ana
me
umepwee
to
the
nnuent
roadwsv.
Evenr
Vear
was
found
In
such
a
position
between
the
lungs
of
the
oow
that
the
resgdtm-
tion-
the
closing-la,
and
filling
of
the
and
the
watch
had
last
minute
in.
seven
years.
but
congestion
occurs
at
this
point
and
the
city
council
should
be
approached
with
s
vWw
to
hsvlng
the
work
done
this
!l
four
!
provided
ticket
sellers
at
the
Acropolis
!
0
rounds,
and
provlaloii
abould
be
made
'
to
handle
larte
crowds
expeditiously.
The
EXHIBITION
REPORT
IS
AN
1
roof
of
the
inhibition
building
Is
in
need
EXCELLENT
ONE
AND
(JOOl)
,
01
permanent
repair
and
the
planking
SUGGESTIONS
MADE
eentlntaed
tt6tit
1
one)
Approaching
and
the
carultai
grounds
has
outlived
Its
usef
ulnees
akd
should
be
torn
out
and
aeemseetlt,
wark
dune
In
view-
o
Drevslllna
ahndt
itaatraying
the
splendid
work
done,
and
1
the
booths
in
the
carnival
(jraiwnd
it
might
be
advisable
to
ssi
batik
the
midway
In
front
of
the
main
bnlldlng
In
stead
of
behind.
In
view
of
the
damage
don!
to
the
interior
of
the
building
every
year
the
board
Installed
a
caretaker
with
living
quarters
011
the
premts-s
who
has
more
than
fully
Justified
his
existence.
The
Board
started
the
year
with
a
standard
alone
-but
that
there
anoum
(deficit
of
a
70000,
mid
although
the
be
utility
birds.
He
advocated
two
classes
grolmdll
wvre
Improv
!
and
other
per
end
utility,
Mr
Clark
said
-exhibition
m,n-n.
imDrovement.s
made,
and
1
that,
although
the
fair
was
beyond
all
his
expectations,
still
It
could
be
Improved,
and
he
suggested
that
balance
should
be
carefully
considered
In
order
to
nioke
a
real
success.
He
said
exhibitors
should
not
enter
exhibits
for
the
mone
tary
vnlue
iiljne.
but
ruthcr
from
an
educative
anil
exhibitions!
standpoint.
ST.tMI'KHi:
The
first
stampede
ever
held
In
Prince
Rupert
was
Introduced
by
the
board
as
the
main
sporting
atti
action
and
drew
by
far
the
larest
crowd
of
people
that
ever
patronised
a
aportlng
event
In
the
history
of
the
city.
The
number
pay-lug
admission
was
2366
and
the
aum
received
from
this
source
was
gtSM.OO.
The
coat
ol
staging
the
stampede
was
19047.41.
the
building
of
the
corrals
and
fence
coat
11135.84.
nnd
extra
aeetlng
accommodation
cost
189.84
These
are
permanent
improvements"
whlefl
-were
(
paid
out
of
current
revenue
ana.;
win
not
have
to
be
built
another
year.
-
If
the
stampede
was
not
a
success
from
a
public
standpoint.
It
must
be
remembered
that
the
stock
had
not
rested
up
sufficiently
for
the
first
days
performance,
a'nd
had
poor
stabling.
ThH
could
be
remedied
another
year
by
getting
In
th
str"lt
e-rly
'
hei
was
a
lot
of
He-
.,H,.,
I
v.
rk.ln
itettlti"
11
stamped!-
to-wilier,
and
this
was
only
a
beginning
stampede
inaugurated,
the
fair
has
now
been
placed
on
a
eound
basis
The
directors
and
secretary
all
worked
hard
and
loyally
and
I
-"h
to
thank
them
for
their
support.
I
tlo
wish
to
ex
tend
tlie
thanks
of
the
Board
to
the
Press,
the
sub-comnilttc
and
sll
others
brth
in
the
city
und
outside
points
who
gave
freely
of
their
time,
money
snd
labor.
It
Is
only
,by
lofal
aupport
on
the
part
of
the
rtjJrMi
that
the
ex
lubltton
may
beotuns.-thev
Jteat
event
The
tourist'
wBb'
wawwPI
i
to
Europe
with
li
W
BOW
to
have
It
ready
tor
him
at
t
he
lands,
with
His
tank
filled
and
licenses
procured
lit
IL
?
:
m
.
lltdiWblle
Ivxesgune
the
Iocs!
branch.
of
your
copy
of
'THE
F
!
I
ne
uau
:y
lyews
every
night
by.
having
it
delivered
to
your
address
by
carrier
paid
in
advance
will
bring
it
to
you
every
night
for
a
year
Yourself
Well
Posted
about
world
news,
district
news,
all
the
doings
of
Prince
Kupert.
your
own
town,
and
by
no
means
the
least,
get
the
NEWS
OF
THE
STORES
their
prices
and
their
bargains
by
reading
regularly
THE
DAILY
NEWS
IT
WILL
PAY
YOU,
.
Ten
Years
Ago
in
Prince
Rupert
MAUCII
l.
Il".
The
Path
Oil
and
Products
Co.
Ltd.
has
been
formed
by
Capt
C.
R.
Betts
did
Robert
M.
Thompson
of
Tacoma
for
the
purpose
of
utilising
local
fish
cffsl
for
reduction
purposes.
A
plant
it
Tucks
Inlet
Is
proposed.
On
snd
after
April
1
the
wage
scale
for
carpenters
la
Prince
Itupert
will
be
seventy-five
cento
an
hour
with
Sat
urday
hall-holJWay.
H.
L.
Whlttaker
of
the
1
Vatffetrverj
I
.
iii..n.t,.l..
I
rf
...
bias
MMtwArf
srHvMl
in
Prince
Rupert
to
be
identiitea
witn
PRISONERS
HOLD
COURT
CRAWFORD
COUNTY
JAIL
Ileal
OmI
Kvesi
llnndeil
Jitsllre
le
TlHe
Who
(Iff
rude
Ueguhklluirs
of
Hocewcy
UKADV1LLE.
Pa.,
March
31.
The
prisoners
held
In
the
Crawford
County
Jail
here
are
strict
dlaclpltnarloa
ana
Sheriff
Charles
H.
Jones,
custodian
of
the
Jail,
say
their
methods
are
a
suc
cess.
The
nrlsoners
have
a
court
in
which
causes
and
complaints
are
heard.
The'
jiid;e,
as
well
as
the
defense
and
pro
secuting
counsel
are
prisoners
and
tne
Mintsnces
unnosed
by
the
court
range
from
a
nominal
fine
to
several
ctoys
In
solitary
confinement
for
prisoners
convicted
of
mlsdemeaners.
Charges
which
may
be
brought
be
fore
this
"Kangaroo
court''
Include
the
deliberate
destruction
of
property.
aweartng
on
visitors'
day.
spitting
on
the
floor
and
making
a
noise
after
iu
o'elock
at
night.
Add
mole
who
know
say
It
la
no
IjbkV.
"'FrViea
imposed
sre
collected
and
placed
lit
a
general
fund
whien
u.
used
for
the
nurchuse
of
stamps,
sta
tionery,
cigarette
and
tobacco
where
a
pilwmer
Is
known
to
be
unable
to
provide
such
things
for
himself.
But
each
request
for
aid
from
the
fund
Is
thoroughly
Investigated
before
any
disbursement
Is
made.
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for
the
Daily
New.
,
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Sweaters,
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REDUCED
IB
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RUHHERS,
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and
7,
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8.V
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Sale
Continues.
Every
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ro.
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Ml
lO
Every
joman
i
M
vs
ma
I
a
Ve
who
Is
eajrer
for
new
Ideas
In
home
decoration
new
ccjlpr
1
combinations
for
the
sun
porch,
new
color
schemes
for
baby's
room,
now
color
beauty
everywhere
In
the
house
"CI"
Brushing
Lacquer
comes
ns
a
household
blessing.
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Co.
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