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SOCIETY NOTICES
u:
A BpeeIII Convocation of Butler
VehIpteIr. R. A. M... will be held at no,
> roomi. Nov. 28th, 1918. at B Ld’oioclr
' p. in. Work, R. A. Degree.
Fraternnlly yours, V
ROBERT M. WlLCOX, aec'y.
HM
‘aeAvme Mouav.
: «in letters {0P1
»‘ ‘ _ concentrIted.
m lolly diluent brevity. William! In
RefreIIh- V 1
menu. All A A Manl'l‘I cordially Ind ‘
II IfIraIiiernaiiy invited
Does the world owe any one o liv—.
‘ fill the tOWn our district paid an ill-
ingl We believe «that it would be a
The sentinel our in m to re-
llm doom lu.
renders. under file ”In” Win. A
brief and totheipdiot multimillion.
II I general prowlillliu. MW more
weight and conviction thou A lengthy
one in which It» W ,iI' not
W! lo M Mobile:
doles. we have moi-yon. Ire, the m:
to be reed. Ind pro may limbo Inid
all tltogoiner. .
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DO THE GHliWRVEN HAVE A
CHANGE?
Editor Evening sentinel:
I What chance will the children oi
our district have to get oil education
IunderI the consolidation syotem? Pro
vlous to the consolidation bf schools
most insignificant tax and our own
' 7 Immmmmmmm
. Logisirillre' Approprialoc '31 mm,
' I ditflclui task to find in thislprogresslve' committee expended it.
, of Bespoke, ill u piercing voice as he
‘ in the stillness which followed this
,(lcdd.;ilal‘d work, suspicion. unjust re-
. rproueh Iarc disagreeable. but debt is
" account
”‘ ‘illiu way,
, try needed for its prosperity. and a
Iofety and sanity in vision thut mode
11s was one of those who stood Milli
, but be has earned the right to throw
The school
tvventleilh century the man who would employed two teachers. one for the
melts the claim that the World owes- primary and one for the advanced
him a living. Wherever we go or ishoiers T1: schdomthwubsz‘i'fi
continually” ec rec in
Whatever we do’ tens of thousands 0tVlvory Ish- advantages gfor learning
people “have worked to prepare the Since consolidation we have been all
way ““9 89t Wings firmly in: us. An- lowed only one teacher who must con.
drew Carnegie says: “The pm thing ‘ duct the school in- all of its grades and
that a man should learn to do is tQIoi’teli thrice pglI'Itiolly liIcItilehillnlttlIlrst
_., serv cc a so e resu ills sen in
“we his money Benjamin ankm‘ the teachers will not stay. some stay
891d: “V V0“ know how 9° spend 15“ for one week and leave, and some lin
than you get. you have the philoso- gcr a. little longer and then quit. 'But
llhcr‘s stone." “Mr. Speaker," ex- ; what a shameful condition for a public
claimed the eccentric John Randolph. ‘V $99009 supported in part by'tile State.
to be in, located in such a prosperous
and growing section as West Nor-walk
is today. The present status of our,
lschool will have a very serious effect
'on any stranger who mayybo looking
for u permanent Iiiome in this locality.
.The school age by statute. is from
. four to sixteen years, but in West l‘or.
strange outburst. he added, “I have
States House of Roplutssntstlvos;
"Mr, Speaker, I have found -ll-" ’l‘ilou
strange outburst. he udde, “i have
found the philosophcr's stone;
pay as you go."
Said Horace lrecicy. "Hunger. rugs
9‘ is walk We are informed that we cannot
Isend a child to schooé until other he is
six more old. At til commencement
of tile: piegent school term. one of our
local Scholars who had finished the“
grammar grade. applied for eurolmonti
in the High sohobi. She was told that1
she would be .uliowed to attend frolInI
2:30 to 5 1). n1. As it is about dark at:
live o’clock and the girl would then
hale three miles to walk to rcechi
home (her parents. who wole \ery
anxious thbt she should go through
the High school and finish her educu- i
tionl, decided that it would not beI
sale for her to attempt to go underI
dilionu, cozlseq enty;
. 0 - . . . such dangerous con
ed m homt city fulnlshes the poo ly she is denied the aspirations hut
pic “Vim u most stirring illustration of she had for her life's work. WcstLNor.
the «home of saving money by the walk lluB inst paid :1 l2. ’ -miii tux and ":4
grand l‘f’fiuits thul have been ucrom Ewes stated that two mills were for
pllshcd llhrclulh tho zlccncy of 1111,. school use. We niIcciv: no liindorgoil;
.. .~ .,. 1 en lrivllo on at ll no we luvs on
Ciliiblmus smmhh ”'le :estilcicd End almost impassable prll'ifl i
lllililllill"_l possllliil-lios ill at sullngs 168% of the High school. We. how
The ucvumlllalion 0‘ {03" over. pay just the some rate of tuxcu'
tunes ofll-u ilfllt‘ their in innings I11 fol school purposes on the center sec-I
1lieu of the grout city. which has the
monopoly of oil the educational adv tin-5
lItngcs from two to eighteen yours oi
inge is not the present cxietlug con-
'dltlon of our school in this district u
down right silmuc? Shull we quietly
look on uud sec our own children
starved in their learning? diet our
pouple agitutc this important question
until the wrong is mudu right and we
not who! we plly iuxos for We. have
ululndl puld ll 12min tux and u for
tllur Mildlulil that is now uwuiting us,
Rue
"i think the greatest
innit that characterizes our cdllcstiouV
of the young, many. is failure to touch
:ihrlft in the schools, From the out-
set 0. child ought to understand the
value of saving." Hundreds of oibcl
testimonials sillllhlr character
could ‘be added to tho-so, already quot
infinitely worse than them all."
soft Sure said:
of
There are
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STATE COMMENT.
Fools and Their Money.
if it is mm. as Miss ll} llliiv Pierson,
of (irollllvoli, says, tilui Mill. Punk-
lltif‘lli will probubly illlte back with ilol‘
lo‘lijugiunll the Hliill of 11 half a million
of dolhlrs us tho would of her lecture
tour in this country. thou the Amcrl
clans llf‘ft Ililzlgor fools thuu we supplls
fig,“ arm“! for “mm m be.-~:~Middlo null those who me on the inside p
‘ V . dict that instead of the present 16%
Brocker'p aggignauon mills, no will likely holllll "6% mill
’ my in the future.
licpubllclllm of Connecticut will
a ‘ NORWl K.
lonru with round. ihnt Churlos. ll‘L‘l Wl’m " I”
M
w
Brill‘lki‘l‘ lulu decided to roulml from the CONTROLS TOBACCO MARKET...
llopuhlillm Nutluunl comllllltcc, ot
' ‘9 i In».
which be has been u mmnbor for yours. “I: P1133? EinIlfIlfiioffii “29:50:19”
Mr. llrnoksr brought to tho service of " 9
the Nutilmnl committee ll been up mi 9999" mm“ 9’ the ““90”“ Tobucco
matured illtcllilloncc, ll wide know
edge of. what the business of the ccuu llmn llilllott. slur witness for the pros
ocutloll in tho trial of the. nullirusb
csuo mount the imperial Company.
. Mr. lllliiott declared that there ill
him I potent force among its mombcr 1
hip. Al. the lust notional convcntion ”“99 9 99’9““ ”'99‘9'99 in Great Ilri.
d lulu against the stemming district to»
”My by the traditions of the phonon 99W” ““9999“ W 9“ 19‘9““ “'0‘
can party mind tho wave of radium bocco Company. Hill. the IllIoclotlotl
firm that threatened to ”We” it away is compelled to hoop accrot the names
from m moorings. He will be missed 0‘ ”*9 WNW“ 01‘ 99991” the Wall
by the men who are in mm Itsplxbll bility of o. boycott in mngilmd against
can policies for the next two years “999°91’99”“ ““9““
1. Company was charged today ‘by Wit i
‘I"Avo Mario" and '0 Soiutnris" during
Ilia mild not about till-collecting of mill depart for scenes unknown. 0n
_ ‘ wen-In».
Yesterday Ilium It the home of
1 I the brido. in 11 move Itrllot. ill»
3; " Vick Roth sum of Mr.
‘ , Ind mu. m, .ms Ind
. Arthur was “mm of no. Illa
pitch. or ill many-um. were slum
fin marl-infill by lull. film it. on
qu, pillar of the Atomic accruals:
. Church. The «remuay took pines
[promptly at ten “pointed hour. ii
glycine]: and was of the single ring nil.
ture
The young people Ire popular id
town and hove many friends to wish
them All happiness in their future Mr.
Fitch is a. salesman for {the Holmes,
Keefer at Kent Compony. is 9 member
of tile Nuimol! Club And In pillow;
hell and unusual to all
".1 . 1.0“me
Bill-Milli iii Milli
liillliiil Willi] fill"
No. 6, F'. and A M‘
The bride mu attired in my crow
lie chine trim with. point lace.
Miss Motel 1". Shove. a sister of the
brldq,mm ’10? And; “I mired in
a blue accordion'pieated crepe do
chine sownL The bride carried IL bou-
WWI.“ “film ”,0? Aid quot of white roses. willie bpr sister
curried white Mm. »
WM 53.31.9539!- 24 col-1s Fitch. brother of the mom,
omolated as best mu.
HARTFORD ~ Nov. 26 ~smte M“ G“? ‘1 WW9. 0! Wilden. an
Highway Commissions: :Cberles J “m“ °‘ 9‘9 9999' ““99 ”M" ‘° 9‘“
ceremony by her instrumental Ind vo
Bennett would” midi! will“? "‘9' cid‘ middling of tile wedding moron
amounts which are allotted like sev- Isiniultaueollsly.
mu towns of the state for state aid ’Tho may products or cut so... all
roudeI for the We years ending Sep- "9' 9993914999“ “9 substantial
te-m'her so. 1915. The legislature of 333:“ :3??? ‘9 “‘9 mummy ottho
3:3: 233$“th "91'000'000 and the l A reception followed the wedding
1 aid filed by the ice d
towns was 82.819.014.42. ' ff" 9" “'95 mended by m” "‘9
.. I . , . ves end a few friends of the contract
“WWI“ 394'“ DOWN- " {inn pdrties. lifter which Mr. 'bnd Mrs.
It was necessary to scale down the Fitch departed on a weddinz Journey.
requests and than the sum of 5462, the destination of whirlLllas been suc-
514. 42 wall awarded to towns haying wilfully conuodled. 36:? their return
a grand list of less than one and one- they will ioke up theHealdenco in
eighth of one cost or the work and 23 East avenue. Norwelk. and will be
8720 000 ’to towns having a grand» at home to their frienilGI Iefter DecIem
list of over one and onofoul‘th mill, ber 151"
8tlil~Hick§. ' "
lions such towns paying onecuar ,
ter of the cost. The total ofitheeo
amounts in $i.‘l82,l’lli.42 and includes' Mills bfimret Hick“. daughter of
the encounter and ollooeighth -Mrs. Rose Hickey, of Wton, and Rob
fund llulnblc by the towns to the art Still, son of issue Still of 19
state when payments on the contracts Marshall street were united in mar
in force equal the amount allotted. rinse. yesterday morning-got 8 ociock,
This refund to the stall- equals in~St. Joseph's R. C. Churcll.in1Soutll
$944,700.12. .Norwolk. Title ceremony-was perform-
il‘ollowlng are some of the ullot- ed by Rev. ‘Richsrd J. (:drroll.
lzments l Miss Florence l1lickc.I11 sister of
To Receive 33. 000. the bride, oilicinted no. ridesmaid nnd
0n the 0110- -ci1gili basis these towns Walter lRemsonI “'99 best man
“scrivc ”31,00. he brilib wile dbintliy attired in it
Andovcr Cox'r-ntry. Enston Mons- ”“999“8‘ .V'i‘l‘i- “if “Mimi WNW 0‘"
field. om nyul‘c, Rocky iilli,‘\\'csinll. “91‘9“91 “9 "“11"” ”WSW”
\l'oozibridg-s' Ashford East linddum. i Mi“ 9““ “'98 3“ ”mm“ m ”‘9
Clinton. Lilun, Marlboroigh. Middle« “9399”“ & 999“" factory. in Merwln
licld, Old Ssybrooll. a. street. Mr. Still is o. fireman liloth
Chester gels $10.:000 Huddum. ’9“ are llsll known and hove many friends
”00: Westbrook 02.1100‘ Durham 33 to wish them success in their married
5H. 42 and Hampton, 34. 000. Info Presents ofcdishes, chino. cioset.‘
On the one mill“qu basis. Green kitchen cabinet, set of silver cut
W:ifll twill $10.;coo Trumbull. 31.000 “W "“0 98°“ “"9999 “mm“
and these towns $8. 000: , After the wedding trip to Philedlel-
Chathnm Cromwell. Dorirn, Enst pills, 99' M" and Mrs Still will make
leo, Essex. , Hartford. 99°” 110th M 191Mnrsilnll strut. South
Moriden, Milford. New clonal; Nor . ““9"“ ‘
walk, Portlund. Fllirfield, ii‘unting-V' V
loll. Middlvtown. Now llritsill. NoriilV
ilnvcn, Soy-brook. Stamford, Strut"
ford. \Voslport and Windham. V
mm...
Madison.
Lockwood—Harm
(Jllmics Lockwood, of West menus,
and Miss Moymowflarty. of Franklin
avenue, will be united in marriage on
Suturduy. at St. "Mnrys rectory, in
THANKSGIVING l8 SEESGN Nor-walk. by. Rev Thomssl. Finn rec
t After a wedding trip they will ro-
FOI M" WEDNNBS
'side in South Norwalk. 'Mr Lockwood
(Continued from first page.) is on Adam Express messenger on
W 1,1lle New Haven road and Miss 'iiurty
Prospect ulouue, will become the h“ until recently “”9““ in the “09'
bride of lrthllr Lockwood .i. Benin 90“ 89999 The young 990919 “"3 99‘
lulu, non of Mr und Mrs William E "peoially popular.
Benjamin, of Taylor avenue. 'l‘ho cor»,
omouy promises to be most attractive. g R'LEY' “WT”
The wedding will be marked by ltsl The mfll‘i‘illfio Of M188 500““? Bmitlw
HilllllliciiY. but lilo wry (intuitions of Sillort avenue. to Thomas Riit‘y, of
which will cllnlnltcrim the service Norwnlk will take place this mornlngl
”"0“” “dd "“19“ 90 “6 93901“! int n o Helm it at St Mary ll Church The
The bride will be nttirod ill a dainty bridesmaid will be Miss Ruth Smith
m...
' zonu of white shadow loco over whitoimm nu, best mull will be ’i‘homus
not, trimmed with chiffon roscbuds. “illorml The young couple have many
cup to match will adorn imr hair. and friends in town. who will ”16,13 con-
llho will cmry u bouquet of’ bride grntllistionu.
roucsL Miss Luum l". O‘Brien. of mu m- 1,
rlson. N. Y.. the bridesmaid. will be . , _.
downed in pale yellow chiffon over “Signing? presto be had for
clmrmousc, trimmed with fur. Shep
too. will war n can to match her dress
and will culry whim curnutionu.
Thomas F. F‘ittliel‘ty, brother of tho
bride. will of’ficinto us but man.
lMillll Thor-om Ollllill will render
lilo nuptial mass which will be colo-
Ibrlltod by Elev. Thomas J. *P‘iml, the
oillciuting clergyman. Organic! dad-
wurd 1“. Hands. of fit. Mdry’o choir,
will be in charge of themuaio.
A reception will be tendered the re-
latives and a few friends at the home
of the bride, following the ceremony. I
after which the happy young copplo 9
f, l
and is outlined with at. John‘s mus. -'
off some culls responsibilities and not
I much needed root Monsanto flouti-
dict.
L, M
An American snooker used to "count
in quorum" of reluctant represeolw
lives. A Mexican deputy speaker
counts “so quorum" when an ample
scrum Ill obviously present This;
does the lmsdlnntivo hummus M
I knoll! cry Ilium! of tile promo
the oprinod balances at the stemming their return they will reside for tho
aiiirict hId Morbid It a. price Which {present in Prospect svenuc. Each is
MW the forums or much to tho popoiIr mid hlul molly friends who
price poll! by the imperial Gummy villi git prosperity tor the young pro
for tile slush poltion which it pur- pie in their future lite.
shield. The import“ Compuly. he Among the ouncfltm yucca so
will. M M shout men coals I will“! will be the NW:
pound. I, fill «and it». Wlillllm or. Womb,
Udnrt will continue in mm Mr. will". Williclu ill. Murmur.
Th giving my.
mur- mnkJJl‘Mortymd my
on Alia. W cal-mall. glib“
WALL flilEthmPriceI droppcd‘
distally W. in I dull Ind norm!
yummy unpaired to the «allow
the bum mar of cm mullet; which
the short interest having been driven.
decreoqod, and the list responded to.
the influence of scattered selling by
I further advance were dlnppoiotod.
Honey. market conditions tended to
ua‘trlct evacuation. .. ‘ 1 ‘
tinned. with exceptiooolly largo ship-
fellto of sold to condom I’l‘bIe amount
«comet! for the Minion today was
"356,000 which brought, up the to-
tail for the movement to 910 {109.000
For San Francisco 1600”!) more welI
reserved. making a total of $2. 400.000
for; tint point Heavy seilins of CI—
MIMI min bills on this market.
casino: shipments of min new cool-
ing on through American uo'its: flo~
taboo of Weddell bond issues abroad
cocently,';f pdyment of one last install ‘
moot. on the new Canadian Pacific
stool: insole and the increased gold re
oulromcnts of Canadian books under
the new booking law were factors in
thql situation. - .
Cell money rose to five per cent
in response to the outwllrd movement
of funds, and preparations for interact
Ind dividend payments on December
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cont.
Reports irom the steel trade again
were responsible for a good deal of
pessimistic feeling. An estimate‘at-V
tributed to an independent steel manu-
facturer was that over 50,000 stool
workers had been which or were
working on short time. Steel trade
page was predicted for the neut:
Bond prices were irregular, with
notices-bio pressing; on U. S. StoolL
Fives. Total sales, our value, 31 140-
000.
U, S. Bonds were unchanged on call
Rate: for Call Money.
NEW YORK Nov. 26- «Money on
call up firm It i 2 at 6 per cent; rul-
ing rate 4 3-;4 lust loan 41- 2: closing
bid 412: offered all fl-i. Time icons
firm; sixty and plenty days five per
com; six months 4 3d at 5.
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MAY PLAY GAME ON THANKSGIV
ING. I
(lAliil’RlDGEl, Maes..' Nov. 26.———-A
proposal to have the annual Harvard-
Yale football game played on Thanks
giving Dd). instead of on the Saturday
preceding the holiday, has been com-
municated unofficially to the Harvard
Ifootbcil management. The proposition
comes from Yale officials and is said
ito have found favor at New Haven.
3 Crimson authorities tonight refus-
ed to discuss the matter, but Manager
George F. Plimpton. of the football
l
loom; indicated that a statement might ’
be issued later. The Harvard nuthorl~
ties are not in favor of the change, it
is understood, but willingness has
been expresod by somé of them to us-
sist Yale and Princeton (enlighten the
end of their football schedules.
i At present Princeton medic Harvard
and Yale on consecutive Saturdays
and Yale' has only o week between
the Princeton and Harvard games.
iwllilo the Crimson bus a comparative-
ly cosy gums bcbwoen its two big con-
! A conference of Harvard. Yale and
Princeton muuug‘ers may be held to
consider “this problem. a
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my 9““ I seminal "For sale"
Id. will bring I Windfall" of pin
money in return for an uncut! article
oi value. Are there pin money we
Iibiiiueo in Iowa thing; you In «or
In; Inyi '
foil boob date the condition owing“
nation with small meanincieufiuo :
caucus. which wonder! at: the lrsl .
of the week. The waver portion of i
in on the rise, the demand for stocks " ‘
holders of long stock when helm of '
The heavy outflow Iof money cou- '
1 At the close of November of but .
your call money advanced to 20 per -
reviews were unfavorable and a large .
Shrinkage in U. S. Steel‘s unfilled ton»;
monthly statement. ’; l’II‘
and
Never were
‘attractive:
“so. low. ,. .
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Suits, Dresses
large; never... were styles so
never
«. (“Store Closes All Day Tomorrow
Thanksgiving Day
Furs
assortments so
were prices
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miles-non: expenses or con - weer pom-r TEAM 3 SIGNAL
‘ PORATIONB DRlLL.
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BOSTON. Nov 26. ~vquarterlystate
merits showing the amounts paid to
attorneys,- iegislatlve. agents newspa-
per writers and edvertietlng agencies
must be submitted to the public eer-
vice commission by all corporations
under its jurisdiction. An order to
this effect was adopted at an execu-
tive session of the commission today.
More than 150 corporations ore of-
Ifected, including all steam and elec-
tric railways, telephone and telegraph
companies.
The order, thh is effective from"
October 1. was prompted by an in»-
vestigntlon now being made by the
commission of. the payment by the
N. Y.. N. H. & H. R. R.. of a. large sum
of money appearing under the captain
“(lifter Expenses" in a statement of
expenditures recently filed by the
railroad with the commission. 1‘
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FREIGHT RATE lNcREABE CON-
FERENCE ENDS.
BOSTON, Nov. lids—1PM conference
botwcen‘interstete Commerce Com-
missioner Charles A. ‘Prouty and the
Public Service Commissioners of mm
sachusetts, Maine. New liampahire
and Vermont on the request of the
Boston and Maine Railroad for per-
mission to increase its freight rates
culled iodnv ill an agreement that
something substantial should be done
for the road.
“Tho commissioners come to on no.
snilnong agreement," Mr. Prouty said,‘
after the conference. “i am going to
prepare ll statement. which will be
concurred ‘in by all the commission-
ers, and be made public within a wool:
or ten days. This statement will lnl
dicato to what extent we will up
prove the rate advances " i
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Thirty Minutes More Sleep Every Morning
Vfor
WEST POINT, N. Y. Nov 26. ~11)»
cept for the final signal drill which
will come tomorrow the Army team
is ready for its big bottle on the grid-
iron witthbe Navy on Saturday. The
team got a snappy signal practice this
afternoonin secret. ’All the regulars
were in the lineup except Jones, right
guard. Both Herrick and O’Hara were
used in Jones‘ guard position. Good-
man Wes tried for a while at center.
Illut his poor passing made a hurry call
bicEwsn necessary. Benedict,
liege, Hodgson. Hobbs and Jouett were
all, used behind the line.
Just who Coach Duly will start
against the Middies behind the Army
line is unknown. Present indications
point to Hodge, Benedict and iiodg.
son, as the most likely combination.
with Hobbs, Jouett,1Mllbern, Lnllpbcre
and Ford in reserve. Loo .Leary,
Harvard's and coach, arrived today
9+:
and worked out with the Army men- .
tors.
"Hurry Up" Yost left last night for
the 'PcnnsylvnnmcCor-neii game in
Philadelphia tomorrow. The' Arby
squad will leave here for New York
at 8:30 Friday morning. They will
practice on the Polo Grounds in the
afternoon
NAVY TEAM TO RETAIN REILLY.
ANNAPOMS, Md. Nov. 26.n«ialues
A. llelily, field coach of the Now foot-
buli team. will be retoined at the insti-
tution after the game with West Point
next «Saturday. He has helm selected
by the athletic council to coach the
basketball and baseball teams for the,
rest of the your. This wus announc~
ed today.
Reilly Ill a. Yale slur. having won
his “Y" in the three branches of sport
mentioned.
ADVERTISE iN THE GENTINEL
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9 NO FIRE TO BUILD
.lO‘E
RANGES built t6” carry a continuous fire. ,, No NEW tire
to buildullo kindling: to bother with. Constant hot water. y
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