Evening sentinel, Thursday, July 26, 1917 · page 10

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
 

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l . l PRACTICALLY ALL STORAGES iDREAMs MAY BE OVERTIME! . .
. I O {i . . 1 REPORT. . ~ WORK. g ' . ..
V 5 ”*"W" ' Dreams are a good‘test of the need - ,
e u .: In 5 ti FaShlon Paints Full Records of Meat, Poultry and . , ' t l
p ,i ' . ‘ Dairy Supplies Are Given Volun. 01 sleep and many tzlmes‘answer the , “‘ df 6" rdc led ~.
I F 1.T tarily to the Gavurnment. question of overwork or idleness, :c- . .. . . _
- i r -— _.~_ icording to D. Percy G. Stiles, w 0 fl » D 17 K t
w and Ham a la Blanquette. Home Hints. ! Hot Weather Neglige‘ . WASHlNGTON, D. 0. July 26.— lectured at the Harvard medical school 0mg, refit d In ’1 ;

To clean japanned trays, first wipe; Th9“; is a tremendous V0 no this PraClilely cVery storage company ju‘on “Sleep." .
with a cloth wrung out of lukewarm ,‘summer for while Silk in crepe peig-J ”1}? {Timed States is now C(Kllt‘rrnting‘ “it is possible to judge by one's(
water to remove all dirt. Then sprininoirs, and of a truth—401' all the favor 33$ I'iiiiioifriiiul‘d‘m ”1 I‘Fiflgrtmg lhejdreams whether one needs sleep," he

‘ a “0/ . o .. ‘ . ‘
kle dry flour over and polish with soft ybestowed 0n flesh pink, pale mats and ' ° “1gb 0 0"“ pro saidf‘li titt-

, . , . ducts .according to a statement jUst, , , dreams are or a ram—
dusters. This treatment will not in iCiel blue houdon- \vear—~there is-noth made by mp Bureau of Markets Lympbling variety. the kind that seem to
jure them at all. A $ng so lovely, nothing so appealing, to

ted States Department of Agriculture-film! from Iiowhere or anywhere, it ‘5
Pastry,- to be cut sharply and neatli'JsDirituelle, as women in the clin$in;.‘ “1959 ”‘90“5 include meat, poultry, a pretty good sign that you are HOt

pfuls diced veal (cold). Simmer _ . . . .eggs‘ butter, chee; an ; - .. . . .
i} until the meat is very hot, therllre‘lml‘es that the knives and fancy cut. lustrous white of a silken negligec. : are issued monthly by iniipgiiféafindt°"““‘md' 0n the other hand. if the

ters be dry, clean and floured. The ‘Slipover peignoirs of .white crepe: . When ”L, Work first started in 19“,;dreams are a continuation of the day‘s
only other way of cutting is to dip are much in vogue, and everybody can; the bureau says only a few finns mlworrics the chances are that you are
them in boiling water and use then: m intake one for herself. There are two; ported in response to the requests for’ovcrtired. Dreams remote from the
[lengths of the fabric seamed 1ogmh‘fltinformation: and there never iiasyday‘s work are a vacation, but dreams

together over the fire 1 table-
eaeh butter and flour. Add “1-4

zen salt, 1~4 teaspoon pepper, a

f celery anddlé cups of milk.
until thick, then add 1,9 cup of

z chopped cooked lean ham and

"'pteflonf

Prepared Specially for This Newspaper

 
 

By Pictorial Review

For Girls and Juniors.

and t-uf‘fs arc of the lawn.

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yolks of 2 eggs eaten together
,3 tablespoons of cold milk. Stir
Q moment longer, turn out on a
., dish,‘ garnish with toast, points.°“°‘“-

 

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lbt‘ru any legislation which made the work are P 3 “ serm‘efible 0116

.‘ poets. slices of lemon and a few
,5 of parsley.
' on top of the glass.

 

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porn (C? title, 0 eggs, )pinti
”milk, 1 teaspoon salt, H tea-

Mtll it begins to grow tender, re-i
‘to a buttered baking dish, sea;

buttered bread crumbs and bake

moderate oven for 2 minutes or

set and a delicate brown. Re-

, the stock in which the chicken

"cooked to a pint and make a glow
nerve with the pudding.

*5 Ioak half an hour in the strained
: or two lemons with the carefully
m rind of one. Cook together a

sugar until the syrup spins a
-. Take from the fire and stir
vlt the lemon and the mint, tliu
‘ of an orange and an equal quan-

liof pineapple juice. Strain and put‘

lliaking Cream rise—If you wish to
free the milk almost entirely Of cream,
place it in broad, flat pans, not more

at the sides, with a long slit left for an
{armhole at either side. These slits.
{and'thc deep V of the neck Opening

titan one inch deep, but if you wish :0‘are hand embroidered with little seal-f
retain the cream for a time, put it in a dons; or there may be a stem edge fln-I

When peeling onions some people
suffer very much from their eyes.

or be very l ‘1": ‘ ‘tlt d.
To whiten and soften the hands, use

well with salt and pepper. Com- lemon juice and.glycerine—two-thirtls i5
- the corn, scalded milk, seasoning glycmmp, onethird lemon juice. ,mmcmbmldercd almost entirely over.
beaten eggs; pm"- this mixture in after washing the hands.
, the chicken, cover the top with;

if woolens are hung union the line
dripping wet instead of being wrung
out they will not shrink.

‘ Celery an a Purifier.

Those who suffer from rheumatism
Often find great relief by including
,Cl‘lt‘l‘y in their diet, and this useful
ivecetable is also a good blood purifier,

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when it is bouglit.. 'Sclcct well bal-
‘anccd, finely flbrcd roots, with the out-
tu-‘stvms tinged it) a deep pink. Tilt:

of water and a pound 0f granu.;th‘ll(‘illt’ central stems are generally

‘ctticn raw with salt, as an accompan-
tinflnt to bread and cheese.

 

was..." wand—enum—

‘ I'hat's what the women-folks say when

lish.
This straight and classically simple

dic jeweled affair of metal links. Such
Ia neg 'gec, part of" a summer ll‘OllSSt‘illl
shimmering white Japanese silk

, Detachable Flounce.

[tigal‘lllf‘nt is held in place by a sash or:
. pepper, few grains cayennellis said that if a steel knitting ngedks'gil'dlli‘ word 10“' 0!! ti)? hips”. Ti)? 5851).!
. dress and cut the chicken in be held between the teeth during the,a Wide Sim) 0f the white silk trimmed

subtiu‘tting' of these reports conipul-'
sory. Gradually, one firm after anotlni
er volunteered its reports, until now1
the field is almost completely cov-i
cred. The importance of the state.-
inriits of stars 9 holdings never has
been so great, it the opinion of the
department. as it is today in connec-'
tion with the world food crisis. i
Value to the Public.
Through the cooperation

of the;

‘jllt-lss, the public is kept informed"

ltipieoes; simmer in a covered keto‘opcration this discoiiifoi-ture will ceasc‘Wlih Silk, ”“189 at ”19 ends; ”19 811‘901' ”1978018. and the olflcers of food

administration, for example, are tiblei
to make specific rat-utilitleiidutions
on the. basis of the reports. No month-3
ly cold—storage Sliilf-‘lllt'dli issued by”

ltltc department gives itss than 98 per.
lcent. of the entire holdings anti mostt

ioi‘ them are fully complete.

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lllt‘.

connected with the day’s
time.

“To go to sleep get the body and
mind comfortable.

A rubdown, a bath and a little bit to
eat help bring that about. To compose
the mind read some familiar book or
poetry. That soothes the mind, for no
exertion is necessary to read it.“-—Bos-
ton Journal.

 

THE ACTOR’S iNDiFFERENCE.

it is probable that the height of in-
diffe<ence is reached in the veteran ac.
tor. i saw one at the Press club re-

cently~wbo confirms this suspicion

t tincttlntity prttt-ticttt are the talloredi margin 0‘ 2 W (‘vm- or less is liar-Sworoushly.

lllt‘llii‘Oal flounces which will give it
new lease of life to the undttrskirts

 

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Iconic. frayed or shtibby,

The latter may be removed and the.

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t ly dUc to delay in reporting, be]

. came of‘tmusuttl conditions at a wart»

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house, at the time the reports 81‘?

department usually linings u win-d
swei- which fills out the report.»
(in the present int-tit situation, for

illl-l

lie is in a good show, but has a

small part, appearing only in the first ’

whose upper section is in good coip' due on the first of each month. Et'cn act.
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ditton but whose pittitings have btht ”‘m “ “’I‘flml’hll‘ requesi {1'0"} ”H‘l

"How is the show?" I asked him.
“Pretty fair, “in told," he answered.
“What's it about?"

”Can‘t say."

The body is easier _
to make comfortable than the mind. '

 

 

 

piece dress is made of tan linen trill»
med with a collar of white plaitetl I
lawn, w}th cufls to match. The dress
is tucked each side of the centerfrout
and t‘PlliBr'bflCk. Narrow straps of
linen hold in the fulness at the sides,
leaving the front and back to hang in
panel effect. White pearl buttons am
used as a trimming. Eight-year also
requires 3% yards 36-inch material,
with 1/2 yard of white lawn.
_ Because of the widthoi‘ the front:
of the dress, this section is cut from
an open width of material. The linen
is doubled, of course, We right sides
facing, so that each piece will be cut
in duplicate. Place the straight line
of the front along sclvagc edge of ma-
terial. From the material above there
will be sufficient space for the cuff,
sleeve and pocket. .
Five sections of tho pattcrii, includ-
ing the piecing for the back must be
cut from the remaining llucn. This is
folded in half and directly on the fold
the collar and back are laid. Above
the collar is the belt, with the sleeve-
bsnd‘ above the belt. Running along
the selvago is the piecing for tho
back.

. . .' - , - . attachable PI‘OHY flouncrs‘ put on.‘ I’Xllllllllt‘_ the report shows that there ,, The. home dressmaker is at liberty

Mm: Cordial. :‘md ”Inflow trotllcnt for Mk. “nix'l‘hey are made with it drawstring ad. is. n storalze response to the bros»Y “Wt does it end? ' T“ “M“ 3““ white 1““ ”° com- to “k" ““y.°hangm (1°51er 3" the [

mm a bunch of mint, rubbing each are troubled with bad complexionmjustablp to the old pettico'tt 0 rto ”w [10(1le demands for war enmrgpmqps‘: “Dont know." bined. vcry effectively in .this little mode. _ For instance, if the sleeves l
“huh a wooden muller 0" “135119“; (“my shold b" chucn “"th carelnew in width ‘ and that more lllilll a hundred mil-t “For goodness‘ sake," i asked, one-piece frock. The platted collar are desired shorter, cut 03 lower part:

they measure about
two yards and in depth about nine in.
clics.

According to one's preference the
attachable flouncos'ttre to be had"in
hlf‘l’on taffeta or tilessuline.

‘l|.n pounds of frozen beef arc in.“havcn't you ever seen the play? You‘-
Horage, or more tlittti half again as are in it youl'fielf?"
‘lilll(‘ll as was on in t‘ w ' .. . ..

”‘d “M 5“" ”‘- .\0, he answered, with it look of

the some. time. Moreover, during the
mouth of June this .Vl‘lil‘ lite storagcs being bored. “several times I have{
kept on increasing their stocks and thought of 5'0“"; around front to see

added ncttily rm- per cent. to wlittt‘wlittt it was all about; but, my dcarl

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For the knocltabont pctticottt there
are ilount‘cs of sateen or pt-rcalinc in

a variety of colors, so that by merely,

changing the ilounflcc to match illl‘ tone

they ttlrcadl had on hand.“ whereas
in l916 the sttll‘agcs which reported
showed greatly reduced" supplies, at
one-fourtlt or twenty five per t-ettt. tic-i

old chap, l have never seemed to get

around to it.“—-\\'asitingtou Star.

 

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lNCH MHTERIRLWITH NHP

of pattern along small “0” perform
lions before placing on material. Sim-

] ‘ -, . t'-rca.~3o_lbcingt noted ‘during June. a?
“1° ice until cold, ”Mn M‘l‘e in' they use our of the dress one may have. to all in‘ year also: i

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3‘”? With a 59m» 0‘ “m“ and an: "WERE” wont" ennui“ noon lf‘llH and Dill‘pllfit‘S,_.-if‘\t't‘l‘iil pcttlcottts ~‘ “Mr-w

. ~ linens iiiPl BUSY

ilnr provisions are made for open
neck and n strail‘tht belt. The dress
is so dainty, however, that it source-
ly can be improved upon.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Editorwl can't use these jokes.
. .ioltcsiiiitlt-Thnt's odd. They've;
“309!) used by all the best papers iiil

dill." Clulllh‘. ‘
. K ( ' I Pictorial Review Dress No. 7108. Sizes, 6 to 14 years. Price, 15 centl.
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Y A trealure of attractive ”a“ f l by merely llOSSI‘SSlilg St"‘t't‘l‘t'll flounCcs.'
i beginners as well as expert CROCll
1““1'1‘ in “"01 ‘ workers. Anyone can follow the aimI
Fresh. unsalted bui-' pie instructions and do beautiful work. i
.tbe foundation. This is first‘ . l

on. then the flavoring ntttterial‘

', Flavored Butter Filling,
flavored butters arc
‘mdwiches.

MRTLRIRLOPEN

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Satin for Dressy Suits. 3
Satin for dressy suits is popular. I
The fabric lcnda‘ltself most readily

 

 

 

People Everywhere Are Enthusiastic SAlLOR

 

 

 

 

l POWDER EXPLOSION KlLLS
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'to the models pronounced as best for O t . .. ' ' ~ ' ‘ T h """"""""""""" ~ I:
t‘ «N n > I 3“ s v s , _ __ .
dad and the whole is beaten until! - ‘tli‘t'SRV‘ suits. v" ”mm Pmmpuf’? 99 nt “Ob “RM“ m). 2‘” my T” sootALlsr LEADERS SENTENCED RIO JANEIRO STRIKE snows
. | , l . Hundreds of bottles of 'Iveutrone Lylcs, i1 gunncr's mate is dead Its the} W 1' ‘
lily blended and smooth. 1 . t Hill this does not mean that tanctn prescription 99" are being sold and] mo “Mylo, .lnly Lou—I'm“ sirllw ’

~ ‘ result of an explosion of powder on‘
“'1" "0' b0 usm’ ’0" ”mm is with “5 dl'utlgisls say this is the greatest rcni- board one of the ships of the visiting;
5“” and an mm” [“b’ic 1“ surely ‘5 cdy they have tiwr bundled. 60 American stpladron. The vessel was
1“" S““"“‘”- ,2 ‘ lgrent a demand for it medicine has firing a saline. The body will be bill“. "’9‘“

(Tool, dust-shedding ‘nnd easily some good mum“ back m it, and m icd today. _il~lltli9 secretary. and
wit-seed and fi'cshcncd pressed and the case of "Neutrouc ”086,1”qu . . to: Hamilton. Ohio,

lfrcslicncd up the taffeta suit is moat 99-» the “88011 is its wondtrworkin . were sentenced to one your in
Q 1 t ’I . g .. . "
l - . . . ' > - _. - ‘ '~ = ' ‘ .i ‘t ".t——lonti1tl Goon
economical for warm weather use. tummy ower all forms f rliqu . 3 t . . , ‘ tttorkiiousc the maxuuum punishment liAli l‘r 0RD u.) _ .
, t e p in . o . BROlellbiJ) .lthTth, Conn.lpmvmod by law _ by Federal Judge‘gio, charged with ”H, murdcrOf Mrs.

"" M tmntism. ,Juiy 25,—Tltn heavy freight traffic on . . . _ , the
USE OF BOX CARS .l . , ”all , , . y . . Westcnliavcr today for hindering se-IJennlc Ciancr, was bound Met, in
Inflammatory, muscular and sci c ”It Poughkctpste Bridge‘iwwr liawn vico rcgistratiotuj‘hc three. local police. court this morning. to the

WASHINGTON July 25.——Titc use‘mumaum are - -‘ . . lam“? 591‘
- t . quickly subdued “19].an ot‘ the. thew I'lilvt’n ltoad weal , , , . - .
of box cars for peddling fruit and oily} mm, of neuralgia are 'bttnlsltcd, iswol- hampered about five hours by a tie? men were CODVIClPd by n iuty lttst‘ncxttcim of the Superior Lourt.

er commodities to the public within“ . u is so. _ , “Q . week. -
,lcn joints and painful m so a til it railtncnt ltitc l...t night that caused A writ in error was allowed by .“10‘ SPRINGFIELD. Mass, .luly 25—.

the popular flavorings are _
anchovy, sardines, cheesc,1.'
pulley, paprika, caviar and

’(‘LEVELAth 0., July ‘_‘.».-~’l‘llrt‘€ of \vorkiiien in various ti‘tulesewbieh;
Socialist lenders, C. ii. Iiillllt‘nbt‘rg,l'fi(‘gltll yesterday ligt'owintx. The bill.
secretary, Alfred \\'ttgcnltiit'ct,,ci-s have joined the movement.

Cliut'lcs lillkt‘i‘,
sttttc organizer.
tliet

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the free unloading period the inter - l
., ' ' ’ ’ heal“. the MOM is urlfled and the 811- an unusual. amount of rouble. A load- . l . . . - ~ .
hot, water with photphlto . . - state Commerce Commission found to-' p _ ,.\. g . - , , .1 court and bond in each case was fix- Following the Signing of the Aiiplanu
M It ”“0” braking. oral health improved when . cutt‘Oneiul coal cut in =‘.it‘ center of a long. . l . , . d . e
A. _ . day has no sanction at law and 15 ~ . ,, , , , ted $5,000 pending appeal to the Su- bill by the president, or 915 wer ”xe‘
» . , ' ‘Pi'escriptlon 99 in used. train was thrown across the tracks at . . \‘ . . ‘1. sr-tcliusetis
f ' simply a toleration by certain with, This 80°99'38“” prescription 15 “10 Berkshire liillC‘ltm near here Mpreme Court. ’/ ceived at the \ estctn ‘ a b‘ L
ache of any kind. is caused by You want ”Ill WWI” W roads through years of practice. , ' V Army Recruiting Headquarters It'tzfo

”19d remedy 01 a famous fillecmlifil ' wrecking train from \Ytttcnifh’i'y clcar- '» l

t°xlcau°n“wmch means 36"- GLASS BOWL FOR INDEPENDENCE? today, for a drive rm: cnlistinents for

Earth Crochet Book connininx m3 ,
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‘ , used lit his motion for years. -,. , t . . . ‘ ..
.. n3. Liver and bowel pOisons Here's out my propositions-80“ LlEUT. COL. BQSTWICK DEAD i To place an "Neutrons ”0“,.po HKLLV - rtheaviation section of the signal
toxins, sucked into the blood his 'coupon “.1 12¢ stampstothll W . | ,, l .. - ._.~ tCorps.
' . . ~ 2 — .- , thi h of all the rice: 5 ATION TREASURER . - g,
' m lymph dum' ”cm me oer “d m b°°k “u b. "a“ " it]??? Spfi'vmfgtigfgéflitztiliiii Sienmtixei $320. and 31.00ptneiTRAN PORT DEAD i- PHILADELPHIA, .luly 26.——Tll‘€‘ e
which pumps the blood so fast '0‘" “dim” “Ma... "" “‘ °‘ ° ‘ ‘ \ew Yon"; bottle. A short trial will show reaul l .' glass bowl from which the 10,500 can |NDUSTRV’S REWARD-

lfnrmeyly of the Seventh ‘ . V . I "Bli ins says he got on by burn-
'Nntional Guard infttntrv, but recen’tly'convincing to the most skeptical. Get'. HARTFORD, July 25.—lsdgar L. sules containing the National Army- gg

‘ T f th b d l Washington‘ ing the midnight. oil." “Well, keep-
. . . . r ‘ “ t . 1‘ 9 —num 9’3 were "W“ n -» ' late bout-s did help him some. “a
of the uarterniastei's cox it asst ned,'t bottle loud) and say 800d bye,Smitlt, 4‘39““nt reasurci ° 1 _ , "1g . .
m the (iN'ew York Arsenal!) died ghe1~e“rltsumntism_"-li, A“. Mead, South f'Hariford anti New York Ti‘ansporta-‘last Friday is to be added to the hiS- danced all mgp. three or four time's
l‘on "nan“...mv- mun" Itodav ’ INorwalk.—Adv. ‘ ition Company, died here today. ltorlc collections at Independence Hall.
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it consents in the smaller arteries
sins of the head producing vio-
throbbing pain and ditress. call-
docile. You become nervous,
dent, sick, feverish and miser-
ybur meals 50‘" and almOSt “an” M
you. Then you resort to acetan~

aspirin or the bromides which .- MR. WAD. ., '

' grily relieve but do not rid the

g‘tT'thelserirritating toxins. ,
loss of hot water with a. tea- '
' of limestone phosphate in it,
More breakfast for awhite,
It only wash these poisons from
’ m and cure you of headache
leanae, purify and freshen ,-

Home a son's-uncuoumomuowm

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"a \veek‘till finally he met lumen
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- - This is the last banquet Mr. Wad will take Titusjo. c; aggro. ,
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Way. t'r's nu. RIGHT, ,
I‘M dtsr TRygn’To FIND .
THn‘r LtD I RENTED To .
WERE TONIGHT - \T’s a»
opsay Her—OME OF “mm
COLLRPstnta,
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SAM HlLL nee voo

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g ' ' stu< HHT$ FOR

I’M eotu’ HUM -
Somenow ER Roma
I SEEM To Lose
Flt—l. INTEREST m A
BRM-GDiT wusu Ttt‘
EBTlM‘S OVER MID .
THETHLKtM‘ BEGIus .

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re alimentary canal. '
wr-tpharmacist for a quarter Eggs;
9} limestone phosphate. It it _.
ive, harmless as sugar, and fl HATS
tasteless, except for a sourisb (naval)

‘hlch is not unpleasant.
3 arcn't feeling your best, if
glcoated or you wake upxwitli
to, foul breath or have colds,
, on, billiousness, constipation
‘ acid stomach, begin the phos-
- li'ot water cure to rid your
an ‘o‘fv‘toxlns and poisons.
nib! are quick—and it is claimed .
‘ one who continue to flush out ‘
omnch, liver and bowels every
never halite any headache or
' isorable’ moment.

 

 

 

 

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