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29,
1928
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DOMINION
DAY
aiiori
CUP
DRAW
MADE
For
Breakfast
Try
li
liciouH
bowl
of
Dina-.
the
natural
cereal
live.
It
builds
Eturdy
-
and
promote
vig-
i
health.
Hie
New
Hcfillli
Food
Why
Buy
Cake?
n
Vancouver
when
you
.
i
a
better
quality
cake
per
cent
cheaper
i
,
in
your
own
city
and
r
.,..
ilaily.
I.iL'hi
and
Dark
Fruit
Cake,
lb
IOf
h
t
i
and
Citron
Cake,
'!
."Or
round
Cake,
with
mixed
fruit
10
I
unci)
Cake
at
UJ5f
akc
at
Jf
to
make
your
own
(
;!
osoeroufl
bv
encnur-
thc
workmen
of
your
'.uvn.
Our
trood
are
all
made
in
our
Itakery
and
the
u
;
1
1
i
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in
unurpflM
Bakery
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667
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and
Children's
Dresses
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our
Window
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OATS
ON
SALE
special
Hoductlons
I.S
WallaceCoItd.
I'hnne
9
".I
Ave.
and
Fulton
IWLK
-:-
PRICE
Reduced
to
Pints
for
$1.00
p
""arts
for
$1.00
Uh
price
tickets.
I'
Hi
iuV
Street
store
oow
closed
lalentin
Dairy
WpHiccnnd
Dairy
lllhSt
leltphono
637.
Demers
for
The
Newest
in
'ports
Wear
1
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ENSEMBLES,
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IV
NATIONAL
1.E.UU
K
YANKS
AOAIN
HEAT
ITIII.KTIOH
l
(Special
to
Daily
News)
NEW
YORK.
May
29.
--
Cincinnati
Rd
wretched
their
lead
m
tlit-
National
League
yesterday
to
.two
lull
games
by
winning
the
first,
game
oi
a
'ma
the
running
up
Chicaao
Cuba
by
a
aoore
OU
to
II.
It
wax
a
hard
fought
match
and
the
only
one
that
was
played
in
the
league
yesterday.
The
Cuba
now-have
a
margin
of
but
one
game
over
the
New
York
Otenta
for
second
place.
New
York
Yankeea
continued
the
American
League
farce
with
an
n.t
victory
over
Philadelphia
Athletics
Ini
a
loon
same.
Tiu
Aihun..
-
null
of
aeveral
reverses
of
late,
have
now
dropped
to
within
one
game
of
the
third
place
Cleveland
in,
m
Louis
Browns,
by
winning
over
Chicago
White
Box.
took
fourth
place
from
Boston
which
lost
to
Washington
Senators.
Yesterday
'
scores:
NATIONAL
LEAH
I
E
Cincinnati-
a.
Chicago
l.
AMEKIRAN
I.BACUE
New
York
11.
Philadelphia
4.
Washington
3,
Boston
u.
Chisago
l,
tt.
Louis
2.
Boston
Chicago
Detroit
IJ-Uflli:
HTAMIINOH
National
league
Cincinnati
.
.
.
Chicago
New
York
....
w.
38
IS
31
Brooklyn
g
St.
Louu
gg
Pittsburg
7
Boaton
12
Phlladelhpla
7
I
New
York
Philadelphia
ICleeeland
..
American
l.esgie
1
M
33
IS
IS
IS
IS
'
Washington
13
L.
1
17
IS
IT
IS
n
n
17
7
14
17
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34
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ta
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ACT
Pet.
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JOS
JM
Ml
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NOTICE
Of
INTENTION
TO
APPLY
TO
LKASE
L.Xlt
In
Prinoe
Rupert
Land
Recording
DU-I
tnct
and
situate
on
Marsahy
Wand
a4
I
jaceut
to
AUlf
ord
Ray
kldegate
Inlet
taiu
moticr
that
Pacific
Mills
Limned
of
Vancouver,
B.C..
in
iiaatliiii
A
wr
nfta
-
-
"-
-
-
pulp
and
paper
manufacturers,
o
apply
day
or
May.
AJJ.
SB.
RORKRTSON
DOOOLA8
At
SYMB8
SolteiMrs
for
m
rtoyai
144
Trust
Company.
CANADIAN
NATIONAL
RAILWAYS
(Western
Henion)
SKA
LED
TENDERS
will
be
received
at
the
Pfflce
of
Chief
Engineer.
Wlawjpsf.
until
twelve
o'clock
noon.
MMtoy,
June
4
isaa.
for
replacement
of
Port
y
-Six
Wooden
Box
Culverts
by
Concrete
Pipe
on
Smithars
ana
.amiooj
aneciflcatlons,
etc.,
can
be
seen
and
form
of
teiSSr
obtained
at
the
Office
of
District
Engineer.
Vancouver,
Acting
District
Engineer.
Victoria,
and
Division
Eniilneer.
Prince
Rupert
fender,
will
not
be
coiwWered
unless
made
on
form
suppueu
uj
Company
and
accompanied
by
an
ac-ocpvk
I
cheque
on
a
chartered
bank
t
equal
to
five
per
cent
of
the
value
of
the
irarlt
oavable
to
the
ordrr
of
the
Treasurer
Canadian
National
Railways.
TOe
Toweet
m
aay
tender
not
necessarily
accepted.
w
A
K1NOSLAND.
Oeneral
Manager,
Winnipeg.
Man.
w...
Of
IQOS
im
Form
No.
13.
SeaUon
38)
LAN
I
Ai,i.
voTirr
or
intention
to
rvply
TO
I
llirilASE
4NU
in
Prince
Huprt
Land
"Jnf
District
and
situate
about
S
miles
irotn
w
mTAKE'
NOTICE
"thS"
the
Detroit
WUrS
MlnmgCmp.ny
V.nuver
B.C
.
occupation
Milling
mlwt
.
tends
to
apply
for
P$?dn
n?L
ehaae
the
follow
nn
'.nttSe
Oonmeiung
tt
a
po
tlJnSSt
on
foot
dlrtant
from
..hste,-
the
lirTlm'
Wert
aloe
thin"
ot
iv
southerly
'"
"
30
ehalns;
.,,,
r:Mfflm
Thi
advertisement
m
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
.British
Columbia
BASEBALL
NOW
AT
KETCHIKAN
LEAOl
i:
r
TIIKEE
TEAMS
OUUAM.E
AT
VI:I.L-ATTEM)i:i
MEETINO
KsTTCHKAN.
Stay
js).
At
the
annual
baseball
sceeUm
held
in
the
nik
niub
W1UM1
A.
Molahsimer
waa
eleotd
to
'
succeed
K
A.
Drager
as
president
and
'
Irl
Thatcher
was
re-elected
;
treasurer
of
the
Ketchikan
City
League,
j
About
so
players,
fans
and
btadnass
men
attended
the
meeting
and
decided
i
to
place
three
teams
in
the
league.
These
will
be
sponsored
by
the
Bks
Kagles
and
American
Legion,
bearing
the
rtamss
of
the
respective
organisations
Lawrence
Kubiey
was
fleeted
to
manage
the
Rlk
entry
Lou
Harris
will
handle
the
soldiers
and
Wsde
bauklls
will
look
after
the
destinies
nf
the
Ragles,
Rvery
ball
plfcjer
in
the
city
1
urged
to
sign
the
-roster
at
Thesr
her
Artems
for
(or
a
a
learn
law
of
of
the
trw
I
followfnt
i
KU"t
M
thr
officials
are
anxious
described
lsnds
1
to
get
s
line
on
sll
prcaoectlve
Dlsvers
dearees
M
mtaues
West
I
Astronomic
I
'"
K
on
Memorial
day:
1900
1300
ft
ft
;
;
thence
thence
North
North
S3
S3
dearees
degrees
30
30
Derjartlnn
from
the
nUn
used
durum
minutes
west
(Astronomic)
ItOO
ft.;
thence
North
S3
degrees
10
minutes
Bast
Astronomic)
800
ft.;
thence
North
M
degree
West
Astronomic
I
aaoo
ft
.:
I
thence
North
80
degrees
Xast
(Astrono-I
mici
350
ft.
more
or
leas,
to
an
Inter
section
witn
tne
nign
water
mark
or
Aiiuoru
say;
inence
lotsewing
tne
eaia
high
water
mark
Southerly
to
the
point
of
commencement,
save
and
except
one
island
containing
one
acre
more
or
less
and
another
ausnd
eenwtauag
&H
serea,
more
or
lees-the
whole
containing
tit
PACIFIC
MILLS.
LIMITED,
Applicant.
Br
Parker
Samuel
Bonney.
Dated
April
lSlSSS.
.'..,6,
NOTICE.
Eim.Utlt
IIOXOIIOE,
IHHVil
NOTIOR
M
HRRRBY
(HVRN
that
all
persons
having
claims
against
the
estate
f
Kd
ward
Donoboe.
late
of
Neas
Har-Ucr
in
the
Province
of
British
Columbia,
who
died
on
the
3rd
day
of
March.
ItSS.
are
required
on
or
before
the
lith
day
cf
July.
IMS.
to
deliver
or
send
bv
ore-paid
letter
post
full
particulars
of
their
claims
duly
verified
to
The
Royal
Trust
company.
Executor
of
the
estate
of
the
said
Edward
Portofise,
deceased,
at
Its
offices.
M
Pender
Street
West,
Vancouver.
B.C.
AW
TAKS
KOTfOS
after
thr
isst
mehttooed
date
the
Bsectl-tor
will
proceed
to
distribute
the
asset
the
eVceasad
amoud
the-LLlsaus
en
titled
thereto
hating
Nttmrd
only
to
the
rlalau
of
which
It
atwR
then
laaee
had
the
past
season
whereby
the
president
alloted
each
player,
the
manager
this
year
wUl
rutle
their
teams
from
the
local
talent
and
buUd
their
t
urns
lr-leapectlve
of
the
standing
and
strength
ct
the
league.
FIFTEEN
YEAR
OLD
BOY
RISING
CRICKET
STAR
TONY
IIAIIINOIUM
COArilEO
PR.
VATILY
HY
NOTKIl
KNOLISII
CKICKirr
PL.t
YKM
LONDON,
May
3
Cricket
never
had
a
finer
or
mere
devoted
aspirant
than
Tony
Had
Ingham,
the
lS-year-old
Wim
bledon
boy
who
la
regarded
as
a
ris
ing
star.
Here
are
a
lew
facts
about
htm.
He
attends
St.
Paul
s
school,
West
Kensington.
He
was
selected
to
play
In
the
two
days'
Surrey
County
trial
match
at
the
Ovan
recently.
He
has
been
coached
privately
by
auch
cuts
tan
ding
players
as
Sandham,
Old-field.
Hoot
deary
end
Major
Faulk
ner.
Re
has
played
cricket
since
text
mmrn
A
aiv
Ua
la
1
1
1
!
Iiutlu.
ihSi
play
for
hla
county,
Surrey,
and
to
be
a
member
of
the
England
team
In
a
test
match
against
Australia..
"When
I
met
HadlnRham.''
a
Londian
newspaper
man
says,
"I
was
struck
by
his
quiet
modesty
and
his
unbounded
enthusiasm
for
the
game.
'If
I
pis
cricket
at
all
and
I
don't
pretend
that
I
can'
he
aald,
'it
is
due
to
nothing
but
hard
work.
I
have
played
csichtt
since
I
was
six.
I
have
bought
many
books
dealing
with
the
game,
and
have
read
them
through
and
through.
I
go
to
cricket
matches
and
watch
the
styles
of
all
the
players,
both
at
batting
and
in
the
field.
I
do
not
bother
with
any
other
sport.
I
admit
I
am
fortunate
because
I
have
had
to
many
eaeeellent
coaches.'
"What
Is
your
favorite
place
In
the
field?''
I
aahed
Tony
Hadlngham,
and
was
surprised
when
he
replied:
'behind
the
wicket.'
Then
he
told
me
of
his
wMetkrefilng
ambitions
Oldftcld
has
given
me
some
excelent
hints.'
he
said
"
Form
No.
13.
Section
39)
LAND
ACT.
NOTICE
OI
INTENTION
TO
APPLY
TO
I'l'KCllASE
LAN
II
In
Prince
liunert
Land
Record
1
in-
DIs-
1
trkt
and
situate
about
4
miles
from
th
mouth
of
Khutae
River.
TAKE
NOTlOK
that
the
Dptmlt
Western
Mining
Company
of
Vam-ouver.
UAi,
occupation
Mining
Company,
in
lenas
so
snruv
ror
mn-minainn
to
mir-
ehaae
the
following
described
lands
OsMnrnenelng
at
a
post
planted
one
1
fOOt
SOUth
nt
SIW
i,nrir
tit
Ml'
i
KEKIES
IN
KECOXII
FOOTBALL
COM-
PETITION
OF
SEASON
MILL
STAKT
ON
i?HV.
i
,
ThseL
totToffR.
ma
last
rtnXlofctbaif
'4oia,
...
,
I
WUl.
w$
the
rninlo!i
oirl
tne
draw
for
whirh
w.wl
evening
&t
i
mwtliiK
or
the
cxfcu
ivi
of
(he
Prince
huir
Fort
ball
Association
and
the
final
for
which
trophy
will
be
played
In
connexion
with
the
celebration
on
DomlnlonJpay
with
O
8.
Russell
refereeliii!.
Tjiftie.-gup
will
start
in
July
in
whltt'icnth
there
are
also
to
be
games
with
teams
from
H.M.8.
Durrmn
which
will
be
on
a
visit
to
the
port.
The
Dominion
Day
cup
drew
waa
made
as
follows:
June
13
Orand
Terminals
vs.
Thist-tie,
O
8.
Russell,
referee.
June
IS.
Thistle
vs.
Regiment,
O
Krauee.
referee.
June
22.
Weglment
ts.
Orand
Ter-
min.-il8.
W
.E.
WUUscTaft.
referee.
Around
The
World
With
Sport
Fans
(Ily
The
Trampt
George
81ster
who
yeateiday
was
re-
ported
to
iue
sold
by
the
Senators
to
lie
Boaton
Braves
waa
formerly
a
At.
Ixuls
star.
He
was
osut
of
the
.
most
brilliant
first
basemen
In
the
game,
led
'..:
American
league
M
bat
and
was
looked
on
as
the
league's
matt
valuable
player.
A
year
or
two
ago
he
loat
his
tight
but
underwent
an
operation
was
said
to
have
recovered.
People
am
now
wondering
bow
long
before
he
wilt
pass
cut
of
the
major
leagues.
Japan
la
'
to
be
congratulated
on
winning
the
Davis
'Cup
tennis
series
:om
their
country.
The
games
were
ck.
the
first
two
stngtos
betna
equal
ly
divided.
They
took
the
doubles
and
esterday
followed
It
up
by
taking
the
final
game
of
singles
although
Tetao
Toba
last
the
first
two
sets
and
It
seemed
as
If
Jack
Wright
of
Canada
was
to
be
the
victor.
SPORT
CHAT
At
least
one
sports
writer,
who
might
eve
been
said
to
have
been
prejudiced
slightly
in
favor
of
Jimmy
McLamln.
,-avc
a
whole-bearied
decision
to
Sam-my
Mandell
in
the
bout
at
New
York
last
week
for
the
world's
Hgbtwstght
:.-own.
This
was
Andy
Uytle,
snorts
dttor
of
the
Vancouver
8qu
rdent
McLarnln
supporter
whose
wrtt-
.ngs
fro
mthe
ringside
where
he
was
present,
to
various
pap-ri
nidlcate
tha
there
"was
nothing
to
it"
at
least
so
it
as
McLarnln
was
concerned.
In
-identally,
Lytles
reports
Indicate
that
t
a
cane
of
whe.-e
the
man
who
Jld
all
the
leading
and
was
the
aggressor
did
not
necessary
win.
Rut,
of
;oune.
champions
do
not
have
to
work
to
very
hard
to
retain
their
titles
and.
irovldl.'g
they
don't
get
knocked
out
r
mauled
all
to
pieces,
they
usually
vt
decisions.
Mandell.
Lytic
Indicates.
did
not
kill
himself
disposing
of
Mc
Lunln
and.
at
that
left
the
ring,
ab
tolutely
unmarked.
Sammy
Mandell
will
wear
the
light
weight
crown
for
some
considerable
time,
write
Lytle
of
the
fight.
Be
disposed
readily
of
his
most
formidable
-hallenrer
when
he
outboaed
Jimmy
McLarnln
in
practically
every
round
of
r-elr
14-round
fight
to
win
the
unanimous
decision
of
Judges
and
referee.
Jimmy
never
looked
like
the
winner.
He
found
himself
tied
up
at
every
at-
rmpt
be
made
to
Ret
In
close
enough
to
land
a
hard
right
or
left.
Mandell,
smiling,
sauve,
shifty,
elusive
and
a
phantom
at
long
range,
stock
hit
left
into
Jimmy's
face
so
often
ithat
by
the
end
of
the
third
round
he;d
c
hated
one
of
Jimmy
'$
eyes
and
hefsjpe
the
end
01
tne
ngnt
nan
almost
art
other
Mandell
left
the
unmarked
and
still
smiling.
ng.
eyes
were
Just
about
out
of
business,
his
noae
waa
bleeding
and
badly
swollen;
his
Hps
were
lacerated.
He
was
a
atri
boy.
of
Manoeii
is
tne
most
deceptive
fighter
1
boxing
cunning
or
has
forgotten
it.
that
I
have
ever
seen
In
the
gym-
Mandell
waa
supremely
the
champion
naaium
he
looked
an
eny
mark
for
a
1
He
never
seemed
worried.
Jimmy's
left
hook
or
n
straight
right.
In
theihody
smashes
ooutdnt
slow
htm
up
ring
he
In
a
moving
shadow,
a
wraith,
a
slabbing,
smlllnc
ghost
He
made
She
Could
Not
Work
HEADACHES
Were
So
Severe
Mra.
A.
BleM,
Borttall,
Bask.,
writes!
a
was
trmiwM
vuth
verr
tovere
KsxeSu
nflsH
thence
aouthweaterly
100
chains;
thence
nd
advised
ni
to
jive
it
a
trial.
'
rasteriy
10
chains,
more
or
less;
thence
decided
to
do
to,
a"d
aftr
taklmr
a
iLJiaterlv
So
rhaliu:
thence
nor-
northeiuUerly
100
chains;
thence
westerly
few
..u.
,
k.?
!6t3?
ufritLZ
ami
containing
100
30
chains,
and
containing
130
ncres.
more
,w
.P""
und
it
aad
j
done
ma
a
i52!yiL
"r
I
,'rwW
of
aTood,
and
T
haven't
had
sores,
tores,
more
more
or
or
r
iw
w
Wu.sfN.
,.,
o.v
,,,
I'AHP'IK
.JAUr..n,
.it,u,,
t,..,.i.
.
.
..
any
WHsf-rn
Mining1
Oo.
Dated
18th
April.
1938.
WIIjoDN
A'tiii
lor
1
tvtwrlt
western
Mining
Oo
1
Dtttd
18th
AJHU,
1338.
8for
a
long
tbue
now."
Ianutu-..i.ieu
only
bv
TliaT.
ifff
ux.
i.lnilUd.
Toroato.
Oai.
Never
for
a
moment
did
he
lose
his
poise.
Never
for
an
instant
even
did
Mandell
seem
troubled.
He
was
the
champion
defending
his
crown.
Jimmy's
berserk
rushes
in
the
latter
rounds
seldom
flustered
him.
The
Regiment
football
team
playing
the
Thistle
tonight
will
line-up
as
follows:
Corbett.
Ross.
Lambe,
Afxple-yard.
Harris.
Rye,'
Wilson.
Baptle.
A,
headaches,
and
sometimes
I
could
hot
Hcdttklnson
and
P.
Hodgklnton.
Spare
do
my
work.
D-herty
and
Underwood.
"One
day
a
frienil
told
me
about
-
Ten
Years
Ago
"
ini'Prince
Kupert
The
Oow
BaV
situation
waa
dismis
sed
at
the
meeting
of
the
city
council
!.-:
night.
Aid.
McMeekln
lnaist
linn
the
city
should
participate
in
any
dul
that
might
be
entered
Into
lie-itwtfn
the
provincial
government
and
1
the
railway
company
for
exchange
of
1
waterfront.
R.
C
W.
Lett,
colonlratlon
agent
for
tin'
oi
and
Trunk
Pacific
Ritllway,
Is
a
victor
in
the
city,
having
arrived
from
rrrinrn
1
the
litterler
with
Mr.
and
Mra
D.
D.
Mnro
of
Terrace.
Mr.
Lett
hat
been
your
copy
The
Daily
IT
WILL
PAY
Y0UI
MoLarnln
miw
so
often
11
was
puinful.i
assisting
with
the
inauguration
of
aj
wui
me
upening
rou.ua
wnen
Mandell
i:ew
land
settlement
area
In
the
Bulk-oaneed
smilingly
toward
hi
younger
liey
Valley.
and
highly
dangerous
opponent,
the
!
.
champion
never
forgot
a
split
second
Three
men
appeared
in
city
police
that
he
was
the
UUehoMer
and
that
it
j
court
this
morning
before
Magistrate
wns
up
to
Jimmy
to
dethrone
him
Alfred
Carts
ch:im
with
being
Idler
He
fought
cautiously,
and
was
mostly
I
Each
were
given
u
week
to
find
suit-
on
the
defensive
and
several
times
was
warned
by
Referee
Louis
Magnolia
for
holding.
Por
the
entire
18
rounds,
Jimmy
chased
the
elusive
and
tantalizing
opponent.
Occasionally
he
caught
htm
with
Jolting
blows
to
the
body
Mandell
easily
beat
htm
to
the
punch
Jimmy
McLamln
la
a
mere
shadow
of
hit
,
faultless
boxing
self
that
we
Canadians
knew
four
years
or
more
ago.
He
waa
a
mark
for
Mandell
t
able
occupation
it
j
Man
in
the
Moon
n
.ig
A
dollar
In
the
bank
la
safer
than
a
dollar
In
the
pocket.
One
day
I
earned
a
dollar
dkeed
the
stawrs..ett'h4d;
vviHo.
waded
Jn
wtthl
And
An1
I
1
stuck
"
it
"
In
in
the
the
bank
bank
ring
absolutely
jail
tha
courage
In
the
world
artdsfctitj..'Aa&
McLamln's
,
tearing
In.
taking
what
the
champion
f
ffljTTWty
Pk.
shot
and
trying
to
land
a
right
hand
He
failed:
he
didn't
box
Mandell
at
any
time.
It
was
the
old
story
of
s
slugger
and
a
smart
boxer.
The
slugger
lost.
Jimmy
has
either
lost
his
old
I
kept
on
setting
them
asidt
And
piling
up'
the
count
And
toon
111
nave
a
mutton
there,
Or
nearly
that
amount.
Riding
a
hobby
may
be
all
right
but
if
I
have
any
choice
in
make
it
a
'hestaut
mare.
There's
a
difference
between
a
hen
and
alarm
slock.
One
goes
off
to
eat
and
the
other
goes
off
when
It's
time
to
get
up.
"You
know
those
"atop,
look
and
listen
signs."
They
don't
read
quitt
right.
Single
men
are
the
ones
that
stop
and
look
but
She
married
man
do
.
the
bulk
of
the
listening.
Dull
times
breed
knockers.
If
I
was
Just
a
knocker
With
nothing
else
to
do.
Td
Just
start
In
and
knock
myself
And
leave
the
town
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