pang an ‘ i 7 THE SOUTH NORWALK EVENING SENTINEL‘ ' FRIDAY APRIL 33, 1915 .l
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- more harmonious relations between define and explain neutrality outhofile'?’ o”:”0’°:”:” o e o o Wod’w,”:” T’fi”:’m“:":”:”:” ‘00:”:nzoguzm. o ‘
men and women in British politics tanvely and ‘0 8‘” “l “ ‘ 99m“; ‘ng _‘ , ~ ' ’ ‘
.-. ' . out and prominent piece in the law ‘ .
I t would have been Doggibh my muons._.c“e and C eat. .. C 0 N 0 MY S gT RD Y i ‘-
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NEUTRAL SYMPATHY FOR NAN l 8 ' .. . . v
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PROPRIETORS. II IIIIK'ND I I I -. ' é. . _ o 3:
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I I I , I was a so, ac 01m . 0 in “Ben .. If there is one line of endeavor which, more than another, this house stands rominentl as a to. ..
FRIDAY APRIL I I neutrality that the Prestdent gave in 3 . . . . . . P Y p 3‘
’3' 9 5 h' t lk t {II A . I d P In 0:0 Vider to its lpatrons, it is the remarkably low prices at which all merchandise are sold—the good 3‘
__ is a o e ssocia e ress . . . . ,
. . 0‘ substantial reliable kindis u can r ' ' ' ' '
MINIATURE ALMANAC FORrNew York city With “America first' as .3 d f til . I 'do Nialllze substantial savulgs on all your purchases If you take 0% ‘.
I TOMORROW. I I!“ text. The words are worth remem- Highway l. t 3: a vantage o e epeua all unus y ow prices here tomorrow. . .‘l
High tide 5:00 a. m.; 6:39 p. in. hem; 8"“ pennant . St- I . . .2
s... uses see: sets 6.... it... .. mum... Mal-When n m :2. Here are economies that simply must appeal egg
, think of Europe," he said, “in order to Westport Avenue g: ,. I.“ I ‘ . 0‘
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EVENING SENTINEL TELE that America may be fit to be huropes . . _ : to _.those Who wan 6 mos or 611‘ money 0
PHONE CALLS. friend when iheday of tested friend- Work 15 l0 start Wlthin a day or so 0 . 9
Editorial lungs—92, ship comes. The test of friendship is 2: 3;; 12:31:23: Itsewtogsiéjnfiat g. The very lines of goods most wanted now—Spring and early summer necessities—all kinds. Ev- o .
Business Office—93. not now sympathy with the one side HIII to Westm avenue This work .2. erytiung to wear, everything for the home, for outdoors. Every department is brimming with 30‘ .
Norwalk Branch Offices—1388. 01’ the other: but genius ready to help is to be done by the state. The 0:0 Bargains- {4 3
Editor’s Residence—43.5-3 both sides when the struggle is over. street department, with City En- 9:: , . 9%
City Editoris Residence-.7521 "The basis of neutrality is.not iii- sineer George A. Sherron 1“, clia'i’se. 0 Come to_m0‘ row do you b if g 0:. .
Business Minagers Residence— difference, it is not selfsinterest. The ““3“ a VI?” Sh?“ time, will 3t?" 0:. {r ’ r u In no. it 3.4 ;‘
midi? museum—s... °' mm 3.2:. ill “tell“;‘ft 3.2"...iiif‘ii °° PROFIT BY THESE LO W PRICES 3‘ ‘
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,r . __ mankind. It is fairness, it is good will concrete pavement on East avenue 30 g:
. at bottom, it is impartiality of spirit from Winfield street. to Van Zluidt . . ‘
niAeomc NOTICE . 8, u
‘ and judgment. street. on the East Side. and on Fort 0, , , a
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. e. Old Well Lodge, No 108, F. andA. M. “i am interested in neutrality be- street from Van Zandt street to the .0. 50 Womens Sill‘lllll suils The New ’3‘
Meets in Masonic Building, South cause there is something so much west approach 0f the new bridge. .g. ma 9“
Main street, lst and 3rd Tuesday of An announcement was issued from _ B1 00
each .JllOnLll-JU1.\' and August ex- greater '0 do ”‘3” fight, because the street deltartiiient’s office in the .3. Will be sold lo-lllorl'ow ill ouses 3.4
cepie‘d—aFS o'clock. All Master there is a distinction waiting for ““3 C“? “a" ”“5 morning, ”I“ VMUHY .. cw a - Simple and charming styles ’0‘
Masons cordially invited. Sylvester nation that no nation has ever yet got. affects and interests every owner of 9. 12 98 of Lingerie that are the .‘J
P. Decker, W. M. Robert M. Wilcox. That is the distinction of absolute property that borders 0" the streets ’2’ HUNDREDS OF DIFFERENT ‘ O delight of lovers of the beautiful 3"
Sec. selscoulrol and self-mastery.” Lgigeuzi‘IZilPrLlfit 2253?; :13;an oz: STYLES . fbrm and color. The Ba. 0: .1
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He made his appeal not to the _ . ‘ “e 59” hundreds 0‘ differ-en II _ s n o rig I
Butler Chapter, No. 38, R. A. M. talkative men n t th arti n been completed Ion these highways .3. styles because there are actual- The regular prices of the non cries and Georgette crap” and .3”
Meets in Masonic Building, South . 0 e p sa men, under no conditions Will permission .3. 1y no two alike. The assortment dcrful suits ordinarily would be crepe do chines in the silks are co
Main St, 2nd and 4th Tuesdays, of “0t the man that remembers 5”“ that be “‘7‘an ‘IO 09"“ any or the streets .8. includes Tailored lists and $l 5.00, $16.50, $l8.50 and $20.00. leaders in materials. 00‘
each month—July and August ex- ,lie is a Republican or a Democrat, or {0" ”1" "WW of ”me“! etc... '0’ a 3 Dress Hats, some simply. others Embraced in this lot are sta- '° LINGERIE WAISTS .J
copied—at 8o'clock. All Royal Arch thathls parents were German or Eng- term ofI three years dating from the 0:0 913%,.“qu trimmed modieh plc suits and novelty suits suits in Batiste, trimmed with 6111- .J
Masons cordially invited. Charles I‘ h l I I “’"lllmmn 0‘ ”‘9 work. “ hats for the women of conserva- ’ ‘ broidery and stripes of voile. .
_ is . nil who remembers first that the , , , . . of most evcrv model‘ 9! ort coat“
A. Tuck, ii. 1’. Robert W. Wilcox, 'h 1" brimmt’ee lherefmt‘e a“ ”09- l 0 live style, Charming creations . - " 1 , , ”’ Value 81.50. ”I
See. . u ole destiny of modern affairs ceut- 9m. owners along the route of these 35:0 for the more youthful tastes. hip coats, belt effects, braid triiii- Special 98¢ 05
‘ ers largely on his being an American iiimrovemonis to immediately make lo’o large sailors, medium sailors, med effects, serges, poplins, gab- FINE BATICTCVVIAISTS cc
”-‘é :TIZIE HOSPITAL. first Of all." preparations [0 ha”) serfices for ‘0. turbsns, lricornes and OlliBl' ardincsI reppsI P31131113 and novel- \Vllh insert of fine lace and 020'
This is not the expression of an im- ‘I‘IGWL’I’III 1““ Iflndeme‘I‘ ’8” 8‘ ‘mce- .. new Shapes» trimmed “'3“! “9“" tv weaves. all colors, including embmider)’ Value $2 each 939'
1‘ ‘9 one year ago that the prepur- possible idea; it represents the actual rm m” p D” or ”"5 purpose have WWW" ribbons and orna- lilack' si7cs 14 to 44 Special """""" $1» 49 ’8'.
story arrangements were made for alitude of a great body of Ameri already been installed it would be 6 menu in clever diversity. ’ ‘ ‘ ' CREPE DE 3.4
, I . . ‘ ‘ ‘ the proper thing to ascertain if they 0 VERY H ,
ilie '.\eu llos ital Fund Lanipnlgn.I . . . A HAT TO SUIT E . C INE WAISTS l
The happy outczme "om this endeav- .cans today. perhaps 0! the majority are in good condition, that they may I}. I. I WOMAN OTHER EQUALLYe GREAT Handsome”, embmmered from .3
‘ ' :0? Americans. b0 Fillllflfl‘d if “909893112 The street . ’ and liemstitched. ’ 0 ' 00
' or was DUI‘PJY the ”8“" 0‘ coopera-I' .‘Most of our people uiidoulitedlye depiirtuienl will notify all public eer- .2. $2.98 33-98 $4.98 VALUES AT 514‘98 AND each. \alue $-.a0 3"
“0“ Had the work proceeded with the have this “sympathy for mankind " “09 corporations who have mains, 3. AND UP Special ----------- $1 98 '3’.
same spirit that it was launched last ‘thls “fairness II this g“ood will' which conduits and the like. in these streets ' 3.1
June, today would see that new struc Ithe President'calls “the basis of neu m see that “my are in proper condi .. . ' _ —‘- I 30‘
' lion before the lit 'in 'ti .0 ‘ .'
.2 iure nearing completion. Is it not highltrullly” These traits do not lnter— start l ‘ g opeul on“ wool “ress Goods i coats con i": 3"
i. t. b. I . - . . . . Sir e Dresses 0118 an mnens ..
time that factional friction s on , l .9. The newest up to date styles,
;fere with their judgment of the war, 1‘ H‘ "0“?) company Will start , ' Poplins, gaburdines, checks :1
ehmmlated ’ Is not the public “051mm land there is no reason why they tearing “9 East avenue eithor today, .g. “at! in {1:013 $219 (Iiolling rm: and plaids. Half and full lengths. All wool serges. Moody black Only a few items are advertis- ..l
too big an enterprise to have seclion- lshould {It is our sympathy for all the or tomorrow. The street dopnrtment ,. . :18 5. (mail Snags-h :51: one Yoke buck, belted effects. Colors and navy. Variety of DODulfll‘ . ed, but displayed on the counter 00
“1 strife 0m” m? The hospitalahouldi nations instead of love for one alone, will “a” their operatims within a ’3’ an r » and WM" Value 310' styles. Values up to $10 each . are many other specials as at-
toach us in the most striking manner} ’ week ,iis Will also the state contrac .3. 40 INCH CREPE POPLIN Special __________ $7.98 5 l. tractiveIas these.
I, it f tl masses. \0 that gives us the right and the ability .tors. 3 All wool All the new colors. I pccia ...... “$3.98 _
s “‘9 essenm‘ 1‘“ y 0 ‘8 ‘ liO Judge. And this is what our bitter . ....--...n_.__- ’3‘. Value $1 per yard - CHILDREN'S COATS DRESS SHIRTS APRON GINGHAM‘S
other benevolent work appeals to a“fcritlcs, at home and abroad, do not BUOY LISTS FDR GREAT LAKES ’3’] SpeCial. . ...... . .. 75¢ _ Made of excellent quality serg- \iantailored. Made of all wool Best quality standard apron
Movie in midi large measure. “'8 may sem to understand. lSSUED. 0:0 50 INCH“ es. strapping of self material serges. Black and navy. Fancy ginghams. Fast colors. Value 8c ’
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$983k dill'ereilt languages. W8 mayl , 9. BLACK MOHAIR and buttons, set sleeves with side gores. Very smart models. per yar .
move in diflerent circles but how little! Vie cannot zealously champion the Washington, D. 0., April 3, 1915. 3. Heavy lustrous. Fine quality. ““0er “”st Ago 6 to 14. Val- Value $4. each Speaai _____________ 4740‘ 9:?
cause of Germany or England or any Buoy "BIB: corrected to All!“ 1. 3 value 590 per yard us 55 * Q . 1 $2 98 ..
do these distinctions amount to in the other nation precisely [because we see 1.15, eleventh and twelfth lighthouse ’9 S l ' S cciall $3 98 .pccm """""" - AMERICAN PRINTS :l
operating room of the hospital The and to l tl e’r' l t d . f h - districts, which lists include all aids 00 I’m” ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' 46¢ p ' ' """"" ' Light and dark colors. Value ’3‘
hospital should commend itself to us! th (I: ill lg: 5 and “:ongs o t e to navigation maintained by or under 0:. 50 INCH BROIIADCILOTH 70 yard yard. ’z‘
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'5 accordmgingly because its helpfu iin general. g: c1211; :urve: olhillltfd: ll‘ltlgzmyerol 2112223113313: 1:31;? .8. tysalillcglldrztlhtll: ;::;wlietl:aat l i t B Spcmal ' . I . I . """" 4% ¢ :8:
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minism‘uons me extendedfzisrfulrEZI is sure to result in opinions as to the meme, In the respective districts. 09 $1. 75 per yard WI' 5 398 Kid Gloves 1:53:31; gfiffif hedollgde ,3;
tingtiiin to “ref“: 0:: :allingy Why. merits of the various nations’ claims. hThe W219“! Idgtrlfthlpclutéesggg .3. SgéIcllNlléI-I SERGE S $1. 29 Pin heal and walrous leather. Genuine French Kid. 2 clasps, Value 121/60 p’ er yard ' ’3
an c ass am 0 es s ores an we e o I'l. es n 5 . _ H h , 1 f . - ' .
not rally an together and build the in is perfectly natural and right that and Erie and the st. Lawrence river 0:0 Black and navy. Made of hard Several ”my new Styles‘ Silk a t 6 new Don“ M shades ° Specxal ....... 793¢ ’3'.
h it 1? we should have sue" Opinion!“ 3‘ long above the mouth of St. Regis river; .0 twisted yarn. Will not crush or and leather lined. Fitted with tan “‘0“, 8’3“ ”WW“ and _ ’fi
cap a as we do not flaunt them offensively. the eleventh district comprises Lakes 3, wrinkle. Value $1.25 per yard. purse and mirror. Value 81.25 black and white. Every pair ful- PERCALES o‘eI
MILITANTS MAY WIN. ‘ All that the partisans of any belliger- St. Clair. 1330!}. 313d SStupillflor’ thle De- .g. Special . . . .......... 96¢ each. ly warranted. Value. 31.60 per » mfdull yard while. N3“: ble2tItIer OOI
One of the unexpected by-products rent may properly expect of a neutral troll. st or, an 3"” r ”’3' 1., 32 INCH . . pair. 9 a ““3 9" ce. a no he 9:9,
. II the I mm of MI Americanis that he shall show no WI and part of the Straits of Mackinac. 1 0‘. WHITE GOLFINE Special .. ........... 95¢ Special $1 25 yard, . n
of the uar may )e 3 a E l . and the twelfth district covers Lake : For suiting. Value 75c per yd. ‘ ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' Special - - - - - - ~ . .. - - - 891C 3}
frage to the women of Great Britain. lteruess, 11° animus, 3331““ any nation Michigan, Green Bay, and certain trib- 0:0 Special .......... . . . 59¢ l
4.” is surprising,” says Lady Mack.il\bhen the neutral expresses opinions utary waters. 1 t t 11 m1] oz. :3:
worth one of the militants now in this In out the war, he should do so as [in Thealds cons s o g ousey o -. I . c;
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. ., . titude broad has lpamauy and impersonally as a judge lighted beacons, light vessels, lighted: .3 BASEMENT. WOMEN 5 UNION SUITS THIRD FLOOR COTTON DIAPER 0’.
country, how the at a buoys fog signals. and of unlighted d? Dozens of chances for the Low neck and short sleeves. While prices are extremal 10 yard pieces Sanitar anti :4
changed regarding suffrage. I think af- delivering a verdict from the bench If beacohs and buoys of 'all descriptions: e housewife to save a generous Lace trimmed pants. Small slzeis low in every item, you will lint}; septic. ‘Value 65": per plate. :3:
ter the war is over woman‘s fight for “Ch 3 “We“! attitude "mates imp“ Copies of these lists will be sent 11-39;? portion of the price she usually only.I Value 29c each. the quality and value the best. . Special .. . .. . . . 4 4¢ 3‘
the vote will be iron—at least, it the stoned partisans by its very calmness, of charge to any shipmaster or pilot on: let: :38 t; 193w for 1113111013 these Specral .. . . . . . . . . . .. 19¢ ENGLISH LON GCL 0TH :3
Allies win." And there are many signs the neutral cannot help it, application to the divisions of pubii-i Dues 0 necess es. WOMEN'S SILK Hiriglhleaglgefieots Value 60c Fine quality, yard wide. Chem- :4
corroborating her words. 9 "_ “11°“- Department °£ C°mme’°e' 0:0 TRA KElel‘i'IlilellESl t d v i EggaathEd Fl t l I per square yard ' oi’s finish. 10 yard pieces. Val- ’fi
. Washington, D. C. lb.» 9. c ' p a e .. a ue ' 3 one . no me er a . . - ue 1-25. 00
There lIQ-nIo doubt that women of ALLIES OR ENEIMlEs. 0 $150 each, Reinfonced heels and toes. Vsl- Spectal , ,, _ , ,,,,,, 43¢ Speltiai‘ 79¢ é:
England have done their most effective 60 S . 1 1 9 no 50c per pair. ........ . . . . . ‘
. There' Were No Neutral Nations in 3 perm . . . . . ...... $ ,0 , . D AINTY CREPES co
work for suffrage since the ystopped Europe in Ancient Time's. ’ , 3‘ RICE BOILERS Special .......... 39¢ A’s‘fiflfiafifiefigfim pat- All new 1915 designs. Values .;
fighting for it Their militant tactics, In ancient times nations at war .3. 3 quart “.831 grey enamel. , CHILDREg S qul‘gPERi terns. Value $3.60 each “1’ t0 25° per yard. '31,
while advertising their cause and win— claseed their neighbors as "either al- ’3’ Value 75° each. ‘ chfrhlilsigga Gilt 51:18 aids with Special . . . . . . . $2 79 Special . .............. 9¢ .fi
“mg them many converts, “‘50 tended “es or enemies’. writes, Herbert W' .3. Special 55¢ . Well tailored seams. Value 580 BRUSSELL‘S RUGS . ‘ GLKEST 'II‘OWELS 3: V
AI, is more and more to block their own l’lowen. Neutrality as an mternn— 0:0 Kga'll‘SHEeNggglgglgsmm each. . 9x12 Oriental and floral designs l ‘erplllre IIlIiIIIicien iIrIie buck tows .fl .
. m bec ifie the overnment and a tional relation was not recognized. ., rain , q . y S l. . es. one one ..
I 8“ 9. P.“ 5 There were no neutral rights and no .3. 81833- Value 85c 63¢”- «1 peela .S.’ H """ '39¢ Value $16 50 ”Ch Special ............. 19¢ .Q
_Ilarge section 0111119 Dilbhc became 3° neutral duties. International law it . . Special . . . . . . . . . . . 19¢ LlilfilDAlgiNgs RTS . SchIal . . . . . . . . . . $12.98 PILLOW CASES 3‘
.angry with them as‘ to make it 1m- self existed only in a very rudimen- 3 DUSTBfiNE SWEEP- Six months to six years. Vale SUNFA'ST ‘ ' ' Heavy H.-.S cases. Hemstitche a
. "Wm" l° yield even “an lute“°°‘“' W “m- - ' ’ mo con-pound ue 25¢ each. FIBRE MATTINGS “d- B‘°“°"°‘d Ma“ “‘9 ”5‘“ '31
V pally convinced of the theoretical right. R" was It?“ Elitizhafle‘f It!” ran °f :° , For carpets. rugs. mettlngs. _ Special. I . I .. IIIIIIII . 19¢ Full 36 inches wide. Good pat- Sway _°fI muélm val“ 19° each ’3’
to the ballot. Stubborn British pride time an 1m e not one 02 m" g ”01511 11“Man etc. 51"- caus.Val- NIGHT GO'WNS terns and colors. Value 450 per - P603 ----- -- 12/2¢ O .
h id t, d uld not be forced. me had mm“ “mm“ “d were ’3’ “6 35° 99“ “m ‘ Made of fine quality crepe yard. SHEETS ”t
e on an we r . _ ' J ‘ , ' . 60c sheets, 72190”: ......... l9c
. asserting and exeic'smg comm,“ _, x 09. Special. . . . .. . . . . -.- 25¢" Low heck. Value $1 each. Specral . .e.I‘.\.. . . . . . .. 32¢ 59C 0:.
Feminine stubbornness was deadlock fively equal preventlon and power . . 3. , . _ 75c sheets, 81x90.. ......... l
» , Every piece of cloth 15 test- 6 BERLIN SAUCE PANS Special . 79¢ CURTAINS . 35 1 t 81 90 . 39¢ 09
ed with maculine‘stubbornness. that their interests became so cone (1 f 11 l d f f t .3. 3 quart steel white enamel. Val- ‘DRA‘WElQS Sill length, made with valanu c sine s, x ........... . ‘
.All that has melted away slnce the “Wing that they perceived the ne- c or a woo an or Ias 3. no (hit: each. . e , Made of good muslin. Ruffles I tops, Value 31.25 per pair, HOUSE (PRGESSESIOH No 3"
.. ed‘ ilit ,. be me women cessiiy of establishing and support- color before it is put intio S l -_ 45 or tusllle and embroidered. Val- .. S , . Light an in um co . w ’3‘
““5“ m an ' c ing a system of law that must be so our suits. Every yard; N pecia ¢‘ peCial 94¢ models. Well made and finished ,
again, and devoted their energies to . , . .. 3 ‘DINN‘ER PLATES “9 59° N"- . ‘ SWISS CUR- Value $1 and $1.25 each. .3}
. pllcable to them in their relations one ., examined to detect impel- 00 - , ; o
. _ _ - nurse Ilse white .WiIth 801d Special 39¢ TAIN MUSLIMS :
nursing the wounded, caring for the th th t 1 -1 45 th . . . : . . . . . Special. ....... . 79¢ d
' w‘ ”m er G"? us ( 583 6 )' e fcctions before it is cut up. ’9‘ band. value lilo each. . VCORSIETS , 35 inches Width 5MP": * '
refugees and taking the places or men lilo-called father of international law. E . . I . t, k’ .9. ‘S l .. » :I . [New modal A“ mm Va,“ mm and “gum mm m PETTICOATS .3
enlisted for answer The militants published in 1625 his famous book. , very precgution is is en pe'cia -& 9¢ 81 India-8i each. W yard Made of fine quality, black Int- 3
have if “I“ in the “need they. "De Jam Beui etPecls.” which I” .-to give you perfect protec- GLOBER'EOILEEngaIPEgI y 8 CW _ I 79¢ , Special I . . 8%¢ hie. Full ruffles Values title as.
. - . lined .and described. the [laws of war tion. . In addition, your . ' Mus m” ~ 9.9 . I ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' -. ' ‘ "' " '-‘ ' ' ' ' ' ' Special ... . . . . . . . .i 48¢
, :1 he all other women, are sympathetic. . . . .. . - , ., .. . l » “1 » «PETTICOA ATS .
. . . . . . . and peace. 0! neutrals, Whom be money back if, you r: (113- . * - . . . M hi it w .
In at and efficienti‘iielr voluntary set-e called mmm in “I. he had. but . , t . . » .3119 0' W ‘0 5‘ “9- ‘
., , . appomted. - . ruffle. Perfect fitting. Value
. vices have driven away bitterness loft little to ”y; , , . 1.25 each.
by their old crusades. John, Cull can , hynkei‘shoek who was born twee- I 5’ . 1 7h -
nofl‘thlnkoltlflwmttofliem “y.mmwemflw“h IIIpecta .-.,...--vcuu:I I:
mm °' w" E “SW” sift. 1m“ and: mi distinguished m . r
“usanmauimmd emu; mew him at'
novel his pride, and is anemone:
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