[Armour outrun;
. ,‘Iil UNI 9
' has“, a
militants ' cabinet" satir-
, r a courts backfoi‘ the Encou-
,. . ! rattling game result-
' ' The mpmbors of the “cabineti”
has“. it?" In
has” shadow at gator l‘r nlr'
. ‘ Boss». the new senator from cw
'r 'y In. fhllen upon them. till
‘ gulls is a graduate of West
lobe use of the finest
Winners in the United States
mumvelt Is looking forward
y to some hot bouts with the
r main! man. and In some
, the members of the “tennis
6 manly art may
IW 133s sit the ofiiciai pas
_. “This Is a serious matter to cor
‘ ei'als. In the recent past tilt
‘, w iltiool preferment in)
' e W t'e Hausa tennis court!
If this road Is- to' be switched ot
, fl: tied ring. certain Executivt
become shaky. Henct
so as that is seriously ei
retriever-at who battlt
It the net.
s ippdlotmea't of the lnlanr'
‘ std Comm, sion. Preslden
‘ba's siv a wonderful lib
e. natlo lpoilcy of water
','itibltt. is diction, In fact
{or it practically commitr
lovernment to a vigoroul
and deepenih'i
outs of the coilntry. 'l'hIt
strictest importance tt
i pri'l'1‘ 1st Is unsurpasset
:16" my of Ittl ise il
' ure ref'ds no doub
(h i habten‘ the con
fitIi‘tlSil- nhla that evcntuall‘
10901160? the Great. Lakes and tht‘
_ ll Which will make the gran
:ila jn~rtho 'v'a‘lleys practi
gotta?! til; the railroads. ll
1,131.4 oi" the eight them
have of the commission Mr. eyel
decispe'd that the present c" ngestloi
is. _.to Fit fact that products of tht
n lrr’téritir states in ten year
its, rival tight times as rapidlya
ill c: 'ortatlon systems. "Tiler
11% 'ba but one complete ten
the development of n. complt
went ry s_\ stem of transportation b
with "'i're says. This is a fact the
tiié National Rivers and Harbors Cor
areas has been impressing upon th
country tor the last four years, and i
is due to the work of that organisatio
that the rm Canines framed th
greatest appropriation bill' for river
and harbors cv or passed in this cour
try The assure whilelt curled u]
and of 8 r000 000 appropriates onl
a little more than 837, 000, 000 In cast
The National Rivers and Harbors Cor
gross hail cuntcnded that not less tha
550,000;00Il a yard. should be investe
by the government In developing th
Wto el' ~ tags American painters.
every way
So eager and spontaneous Is the
chorus of denials that. President Reese
volt is seeking to capture“I tram next
presidemi tial
terror War. it, 6 suspicion ls
aroused that are In considerably
more to the matter than really ap-
pears on the surface Following the
l terview with Governor Depeen, Sec-
Matti gave cut a‘ flat denial of
the story published that the governor
Million“ was called here to discuss
the railroad situation and was surpris-
edto find himself s party to a discus-
sion of Secretary Taft's fitness for the
nominationtn 908. Sect-entry Loch
sdgrcs‘ly had be odd but his typewrit~
enisl before Secretary Tait made
a pu ié 'sta't'ellient that his dropping
into the White House during the con-
forencefhetween President Roosevelt
and Governor Deneen really had no po-
litical significance. and that politics
was not discussed As a matter of fact
lUs extremely doubtful Whether Presi.
00m Rodeeveit will be able to exert
his large influence as is popularly sup-
pttsed. lti‘ hominat ng the head of the
nest national ticket. in the East and
MiddlevWestthe states are so badly
torn by internal dissension that little
attention will be paid to Mr. Roose-
velt's big stick policy. in the West
and on the Pacific slope there never
has existed such political indepen-
ience and It Is likely that any inter-
ference on the part of the President in
the selection of the candidat. will lead
to Open political revolt. President
Roosevelt Is nothing ii not a politician
and It is said he realizes this condition
if affairs. He' scarcely would dare to
since his seal of applm al on Secretary
l‘ai’t, when the ports; Secretary or
War scarcely can hope to enter the
:bnvention at the head of a solid deic
ration from his own state. While he
will have. the powerful assistance 01‘
Songressma Burton who has a pow
'3r'ful follow rig in Ohio, be Is being
'ought openly by both Senators l‘orlllr
ir and Dick
“Uncle Joe" Cannon will have to bc
‘eckonett with if the President is going
‘O‘pick his successor. The Speaker (ii
:he Houso can make it decidedly lul-
‘avornble for Mr. Roosevelt If he so
laslrcs. and he probably would elect
0 do so did the President undertake
o thwart his presidential ambitions
I‘rorn stories that have come from the
West Indies, “Uncle Joe" has been
ending a butterfly life on his trip to
’orto Ric‘o‘ and the Isthmus. He Is'
raid to have kept to the deck when all
he other members of the congression-
d party were" sick and to have put to
lhame numbers of the younger men at
he dances given on the steamer The
iarty is headed homeusrd and the
nembers are declared to have been
loils‘hied With their inspection The
lpeaker‘s Washington home Is closed.
dies Helen' A. 'Cnnnol‘i “ho is the
lead of his establishment having gone
0 the Homestead Hotel at Hot
ipriu gs, Va “Uncle Joe" will join
lél‘ there, after which they will go to
heir home in Danvllle. lll. It Is pro-
bable that the Speaker will not let
crass grow beneath his feet once he
:ets', into the field. and his political
lctlvlty undoubtedly will be great dur-
streams and (3“. sea gone. it mil
cont true to n vacate t e an pr:
unit at militia 'strrit'. and 1;; thgfghiria‘ 1,
bell andscavry“ mo w t
sélllilfifi giant toils memhértihit‘
caper llts‘o'n‘ lint made is strong’ at
pea] to the countr a large to oin I
issuers, drdndngdsattept'iod to a rat
Higgins membership fees are extremt
ly w " «
,.- r» ."4!
”~th- ~ " 4‘ "‘
New England “ “and“ 'Pennsylvnni:
y'oung memfh'réd well this week In' on
motions in the United States Marin
(300031.15 a result of the examine
trolls: slam in January a. number- wer
' appointed .10 second lieutenanciet
amps: theirs being Howard c. Judso
and? MS'llminer. of Boston an
name: a. 'wlllltlgxot Pittln‘dei‘phil“
A'humher of others were added to til
waitflit’lltf, “hang 'whom were Goof
win Hobbs, 0: Newport R. 1. thel'
r: Austria. or Harflehui‘g, and Edwl‘
N; bioethics; of Philadelphia 'Thes
instructor d will be raised to the rim
of seven lieutenancles as rapidly at
yacdrrclbs occur. '
.3
"~I‘.‘¢l
in Hubris to President Charles W
Needham of George Wti‘s‘liiirgton Uh'
versity, this week President Roosr
vcit and Secretary” of the Tr'éasur
Cdrtelyon gave their hearty endors
merit. to the movement under way thr
sepsis to make of the‘flhiv‘ersity tb
my cal national educational ihstitr
Secretary Cortelyo‘u, who is a
it of the University. havin
dusted in law in 1896, is it
usiastic supporter. The .lnstiti'
is rapidly raising a fund of not
among the citizens of Washingto
is? the purchase of a site on whlc
tobatahlish itself its present quarter
‘ al Inadequate for fit
or her 0 ”eats that have fiocie
Khakis its the site fund i‘
plated. the institution intends t
l to the country at large fc
1 With which to found a subsist
endowment fund. Although it I
n a hundred years sine
ashington In his last wl
naturism urged tlie creation all
Induce or a great university a
“Nodal capital. the" movéIn‘el
' 'tler way to carry out the an
of the Father of' his‘“ Countr
{destined to be crowned wit
‘. sass-0‘s:
mainland for New England an
' vnnla artists to share the hot
' flaw. first American salon
induct been concluded in til
it Gallery of Art here “fill
t. Mehcaif, of Lowell tum
the Gorcoran Gallery of Art, ant
lured by Senator Clark. Fra'nl_
- n of Bitten). Mass; took tilt
prise. "‘tiio' Coresflid Silva!
0mm!” er'd'tt ivy'Ulltt‘les C
it Mirrors rm
l‘fof the Garcons” caller:
: uttered by Vidtb'r‘d iellei3
samenbpomtors
at the present summer.
President Roosevelt has accepted
e invitation o; the National Packers'
ititm' to" open the big e hibition
11 “Chicago on May ist. He w ll be un-
to will start the machinery by press
«ups button at tlj'é White House. The
Widest has shown the freshest ill.
oust 111’ this pitbild demonstration of
mpro'ved‘ “methods in rec'd manrrfae
law. The attractor and, the publica-
ion of numerous ”reports. including
his of’tl'le government? experts. crent
~‘d‘ audit a deb dist t‘oi' and pro
"1'ch that‘i p blfc e lbit’io’d of the
cathode of both" the' ill at packers and
Mflacmrei‘s of other goods has been
éiiliddfi (thrill Its a instills of acdiia'int'
mg the public with the new methods
it manufacture; Tiler-e i's' ode thing.
layover, that has been no d and thatm
s‘thlt t'h‘e an; silicate cirs‘rs thus
‘ or have evidenced little willinfib‘css to
liter" exhi blgxdlfllii! iilfd W
tutors are
genomes; ’tvh‘ose bilillhésb'a
“timing“ therfli’oeilt disclfiu spray.
~‘he' his packers have n‘ turned to
oil iii the astronaut; find It II believed
list they probably will avail them-
~ :etves- or the opportitunity to set them-
elves straight before the American
'eovle. . ,
..,
Douala. this ooMrLsxr'ou'.‘
rind 'La'x'atl ve Fruit Syrup stimu-
aired “13 liver and thoroughly cleanses
he system and clears the complexion
it pimples and blotches. It is the
vest lapstlve for women and children
s it Is 'mild and pleasant, and does
rot gripe or sicken. Orlno Is much
uperior to pills. aperient. waters and
li’ 'catitsrtios as it’ does not
rrlteti‘ the" stomach. and bowels.
name's Drug store and Platner &
Bradley.
"le CORPORATIONS.
allows:
t(lfii‘lrti)ilclli)te pf organization by u 0.
av s orporsted .of Mid-
iletovm. (Mix: is is president, L
il. Davis viced -president, E. 8. Davis
reasurer and J‘ A. Dodd secretary.
Certicates of Incorporation by Wins-
ows Bakery of New Haven. capital
350.000; incorporators. Hattie lit, G.
JV. end H N. Winslow and Edward
loath.
certificate bf incorporation by the
.onnacfiicw Marine Construct! n Com-
est Haven, capital 50, 000:
EuQ‘. 'l‘roWbi‘ldge of
luliford, C. H. Wycoff of Clinton..l
n will!!!“ of New York and 0.1“.
'r‘e
himn‘m’ Viée-flreildent, F.
l. Brown, Shelby, 0.: secretary and
nutrient” ll; .occlrralr Plttsburg,
‘ captured by Edward headers o...
' t it‘ ,
[it's to be present at the opening. but ,
Wih‘depe'ltdelit pack:
Certificates were filed In the allies of ,
be secretary of the state Mday as ,
' the” teamsl Ip settl
b
‘” Inns-Ji— immm1“mfimb.‘. Lhem'
. “T ,, .- .
am of raid upon at eg-
. ed violators of the excl law was
made early toda?’ undért e personal
direction of Pros dent Whitman. of the
Board of City Hummus. 'i‘,o accom
pliah his purpose. the magistrate for
cihly seized the West mil‘orty’seventn
‘zrgeté‘r station in the,“ upper Tenderloin.
departed the sergeant in
com md‘,‘ directed the arrest of sever
al all aged violators of ill excise law.
and then held an Impromfiu session of
court in the police station. Two men
who were found in charge of saloons
where it Is alleged liquor was being
served after hours. were held in 0:, 500
declared that he Would appear per-
sonally to press the charges against
them when they re arraigned. in the
mum of the po to station court sea
aion Magistrate Whitman declared that
the two men who were arrested told
him that they were permitted to keep
their places open alter hours because
“the captain is fixed." Captain Duly.
who commands; the West Fortyaesn
enth street station. was at his: home
when Magistrate Whitman made his
descent upon the station house. The
captain called the magistrate on the
telephone. ,"Yorl tell Captain Duly that
i won't talk with him." said Magis-
trate Whitman. “.Tell him i don‘t
want to have anything to do with
him." After he had completed his
night’s work Magistrate Whitman is-
sued a statement In which he said:
"I'm tired and sick of this business
of prisoners who say they saw nothing
sold and saw no one in the place. I'm
sick and tired of the whole business.
We got thc goods. I tasted the liquor
they sold me. ‘
"l was out last evening. having been
playing wills-r and was walking down
Sixth avenue when at 49th street‘l
saw a saloon wide open. i asked the
bill‘kPWl‘ for a whiskey.
“i asked the burkeeper if It wasn't
rather late to be doing business. lie
replied that it was all right. A man
whom i took to be the proprietor
said. “We own the precinct."
"That's Interesting." i said. and l
tasted file whiskey.
"How do you do it" asked l. and lilo
man behind the bar replied that the
plnc‘tI run all night. "
"\vrm‘r i went outside 1 notified a
plalllciothesnlnn standing :1 few tloo'l'e
ll\\'Il,\' watching the sllspt‘t‘it‘d place
and going to him I said to him. '\\'lly
don't you raid lhc saloon?‘ lls replied
that be “as under instructions not to
do so i told him the place was not
a llolcl that i just had bought .1
drink In the place. i risked him to'
what precinct he was attached and
then milked on. All this happened
about i: 215 o'.ciock i took out my
watch several times. Then I walked
ton-d the station house and at 17th
street i found another salons wide
Open. I walked into the place .rntl
asked for whiskey. lt uns placed iii“
fore mo. At the time a man whom
i look to be the pr-opllt-tol. stood b.»
side the bartender
‘How do Ivor do it?” i lliilil‘ll hint.
and be said:
“ ‘We are fivcd with tho captiiu ion
must be a stronger ill Now York.‘
"I then went to the station house
ordered arrests and convened
out of business. l riout unlit noto-
riety. hilt. I feel something must he
the (‘itv Magistrates i feel it lit up to
me.’
Magistrate Whitman appeared as
complainant when the prisoners “are
arraigned in court afid they ware held
in $500 bail each for trial.
-—Blliious? Feel heavy atter dinner!
‘l‘o'ngll'e coated? Bitter taste? Complex
[on sallo‘tv. Liver needs walrlrg up.
Doan’ii Regulate cures hilious a ‘rrtaclr
25 cents at any drug store.
é—-—w——-—-——-
‘ SHE SETTLE! FOR $150.
iUnder Beal- Raid“ Miss apllllnger Lid
uldstu Claim.
r STAMFORD, March 25. —-—Miss Ethel
Spillingei, the pretty young woman
who sued Charles Shanon a. coal crl'rt
dirivpr for breach of promise. alleging
that her blasted affections were worth
I134, 000 has _s’ce etc d 8150 as payment
full. llnlil bio on of the claim being
yiithe one thing which influenced hér
most in s. determination to settle the
suit was the assertion that Charles
barren Intended to appear in 'co’n‘r't'
hen the case came up for trial. made
up ili' his to work clothes and
throwing himself on the mercy or the
to breast? any woman’ s heart. Shanon
is scarcely an Adonis. and the client
his grimy clothes and his coal (lust-
stained gestures might have on Judge
and jury in an action ot' this kind was.
It is said feared by Miss Ethel.
GASTOR lk
credited PORTLAND
'lrdmii’altles. mafipggifi.
Portland arrived there at
with the padsedgers and mail iron the
steh'm'l‘ mhwestermw
wroi'f'lé age'i‘ue
roc near atop
Island.- ,‘i‘ife squirm
bay enroute to
wind cstlg’lit' he'
on the Iirocks. 8‘f e war
Cap
w J livin' ..
‘Vfiaide‘sml genes as! “35
threw her scar
autism and
was: as the, “the e Ia'lluwe‘retl
on
as‘ don
”l‘rea'tlvivny of New Haven. pm! flaw holesin a forward com-
étficate ofo Isation by the
July rail Wood? mtufacttirihg Con... one: of steamship Northwes-
)anyijbf? scrum; a‘brdlfidlit, A w “I113! $6 “is: it
vii
$50.00ti"~‘tfi' tidal tith #5th fromt
mcirfiwhere she is im‘ , .
It’ ‘
usea assign
for further hearing and the magistrate '
court. ’
lm going to smash this rhirlg or go
done and as president of the Board of‘_
forced by Shortens strong bear moire .
Friends of Miss Spliilng‘er. say th'n'l .
court to ask, if lr'é was a man likely ,
lama , '
midnight '
Which was ‘
Mineral s on a;
ll' ‘ minimise ‘
l
may be likened to a countless
fleet of little boats constantly
floating along the river of
life' in our bodies anti car-
tying strength and nourish-
merit to the tissues Iiuo-
pine is food medicine, cntcr-
ing the blood almost as soon
as it is swallowed supplying
rcti torpusclcs ritll with pen
life~giving and tissue-build—
ing nourishment. stimulating
every function of the body, .
checkingwastc and driving
disease germs from the sys—
tom.
«.11
At all druggists 25c 500.3100.
PK i5! fie!" ti '
...
ratsauous wines UNDER NiAN-F
Tic RIVER.
Fifty-Lille Cable to be Laid by First
of April.
The Southern New England 'lclc-
phone Company has the armored sub
mariac- cubic which is to be laid across
the Nlantlc River at Ninlltic on the
grounds there and it will he installed
by the first of April. it is a 50‘line
cable and will double the service ca-
pacity in that locality At prcscnt only
a plain lead cable is used across the
Nianilc. Fifty per cent. of the under-
ground cubic in liar-,ilortl which was
arranged for by the extensive conduit
construction in Hartford last fall. has
been pulled in this winter and the
work is now going on in different. parts
of the city. The new conduit was
lhld lustycar through Albany and
,ii‘armlllgto’n avenues principrllly, going
,rs far west rls Quaker lane.
nov'r's streams
ONE NIGHT ONLY.
THURSDAY; MAROH 28.
The Two Comic Boys,
GORDON AND GILBERT.
Present our hands Edition of the Un-
disputed Comedy Success.
“HANS AN' Nix." '
Libretto by Kerker Morton.
Music by Von Tiller.
Pretty Music.
Pretty Woman.
Pretty Dances.
. Plenty of Fun.
And Massive scenic sets.
A Distinguished as't. '
”iEVER BEFORE AT THESE PRICES
15c, 25c, 35c, 50c.
First 4 Rows Orchestra. 75c.
_v. ——-—---v—-—~ ( .
HOYT' S THEATRE.
FRIDAY, MARCH 29.
MATINII AND M
A. O.‘ MAMMO '
Presents the Famous Musical Comedy
rile REAL.“ wioow elitism.
AnEll'dimGfiIfn s P'fiiirtil and Melody
zo—slo MUSICAL evsclALrlss—zc
: A stp of Pretty Girls
'A' Octet-le' of Glsvh'r ,Colnetllans.
An ,Arrsy of sorts cesium".
‘ " LIFE‘COL 3«BEAUTY
’ " ‘ " emcee. ‘
Matinee .. ........... 10c and 25c
Eveninm ..... ,. ,,25c. 35c and 50c
rs ‘, ’ ' ..
HOYTiS ”Tasman.
slr'ruaoa'v: macs so.
'MATINEE AND MGHT.
RICHARD MILTON
' In a Sumptucus‘ Revival of
The World-Famed Farclcs'l Ecstasy
WHAT HAPPENED TO JONES.
. ly . .
GEO. H. BROADHURST.
The clevsrest company that has ever
interpreted this clsvsresi play.
A LAUGH—A ROAR—A SCREAM.
PRICES:
Matinee ........ 156 and 25:
veiling
......... s-ss.
.75:
BASKET BALL.
ii ,3, nonwaus Allison. -. _,
EVERY MONDAY MOI"
wsxr GAME. ,
mouoav svsumo. MARCH 25.
Wdletowu vs. 00. f.
AMATEUR STATE CHAMPlONSHlP
«r.» > W.
PRELIMINARY GAME
MONTAUKS vs. MERCURYS.
.After the games there Is dabolnd‘
each evening until midnight, without
'extra charge.
ADMlBBION. 25 GENTS.
Plrst' gains begins at 8 o’clock.
nit-st 4 Rows In Orchestra.
i.‘.v‘
Blind I 38mm
" M i it
is the place it and healthy
asercise and FHM more papilla”
every week. , the coral
week comp , ,.
a Wild
ruasoav utoH'r.
gas . cam ..
rolls
“WIN! " sans. ilt
;Fuil
plan
[democratic
. sideralion. and will probably apprme
It. The plan provides for muoh more
' the
“the new system it will help relations
”with any or all departments. This is
afgfl’shfifiitflikc a diSk ,0r coin 3 especially important In connection
and go. 'flllliiflo'ils um five , asthlotél‘e relentiglc schooill.l whet: the
, t so on stir ants w is up
milii us Of them “ill Hon: ict‘nlrpcs in natural science of a direct
around in a single drop 0 lstndy. There “m be three sets of
blood. These tsrlvc carriers toast-sea leading up to the divinity
Bridge Pharmacy.
25c", asc'andsoe'
' 80 Wall Street.
of the reboot and
now has it under con-
intim school with
relation of (not: d und
an er
diversity than n
school's degree and in two of these
groups of courses Hebrew will not
be required. The school policy and
practice is also to be divested of all
sectarianis. The practical result of
the change to make the theological
school much more fully an integral
part of a broad university system
KODOL digests what you eat and
quickly overcomes indigestion, which
is a forerunner of Dyspepsia. it is
made in strict conformity to the Na-
tional Pure Food and Drugs Law and
is sold on a guarantee relief plan, Bold
MARVIN BOY iN ENGLAND.
PORTSMOUTH, Eng, March 23-—
lnqnires made here today tonflrm thr-
stuielnellt telegraphed from rlshington
last night that the American consul
agent. John Main and the local police
were in receipt of information which
they hope may lead to the recovery of
Horace N. Marvin. Jl'.. the kidnapped
four year old son of Dr. Home N.
Marvin, of Dover. Del.
LUXEBERRY
““l‘li'e't'e'ew'vutl’fWflnlsh'F‘ls noted for
its quality. Will make a hard, durable
finish.
Charles E _,D0w
.s, HARDWARE?
its WASHINGTON STREET
1‘. y will)“. I’"-' .r “1.
THE OHIO LIGHT
One of'the most popular Wolsbtlchs.
Useful in any part of the house.
Price complete, 90c.
m second-Hand
Locomonmns
In first-class condition at
very reasonable prices.
Also one 1906
Model I" Buick.
These cars must he sold to make
room for the new cars which are
coming.
F. F. lflflKWflflfl & 80.
“Honest Goods at Honest Prices."
Nov-walk
HURFEFF lll'liifll
.‘j 3 Wing; Pith-1N swflk' it ’4" “i”
94 Washington 8t.. do. Norwsilt.
’d-l‘vil‘ in”?
Real litters and lnsurancrr
.l.'.‘.lst
W0 itav's‘"'s'evarei dod’ltldlr‘ liars-ms
“.lirlrWH
"“eu
. e. that asiscsbilil t
by The Clifford Pharmacy and The purpose of forming an
“ among the local conductors and motor-
is not in an ornamental shell. The
Stamford model.“ and ornameno
rations are attractive and art tic,
of most importance is tbs at
Stamford Ranges do such I
wait. You can always depend upon
3 Stamford because it is properly
constructed to do. (heaved winch may he demanded of it.
Dont buy a ridge until you examine the Stamford and learn more
about its superiority Made' up many models and sizes.
FOR slaw av , ,
HORACE n. NASH. corner North stud and West, sit-gets.
ORGANIZATION _OF TROLLE'YMEN. l BIO ARMY To TRAIN.“-
*-
Bteps to That End Have lean Tsksn Military Anibal-lites of Osmsnyw Dia-
In Irid BP'.£”i Uhusufl' Activity.”
illtllxl‘lcl’olt'l‘. “arch new
organization ment has ordered 244. it“ army reserve
men and men enrolled in the territorial
men in the employ of the Consolidated army, 85.000 more than last year. to
Railway Company about. 75 employees join the- colors tor a tortuighi'l service
of the traction company met in Car 'in older to receive training with the
penier's hall, in the Taylor building onlnew field gun and the modified rifie
Broad street iron week A union was with improved ammunition. The mill-
orgsnised. something sfterthe plans of tmvy authorities are also ifiikpisying
the iroileymcn' a union in New Haven unrlsnal activity In other tiliectio'ns.
and Hartford where the sin." railway! Elm. . nuot tellibaac ’
lines are also owned by the Council 1 Th i d Im.‘ m- 'wm"
tlntcd com any . e w n s o re a e
D to the user of DeWitt‘s WM
arch 25. —For lile‘
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