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every scrap of knowledge every dollar made and saved
in this bank for YOU. Giving it each moment, the
conscientious care that makes for success. Guarantee
ing each deposit with every dollar and every acre of
land of the owners.
It's the REAL Bank of ALL the People
when they KNOW: (And they're learning very fast.)
We especially desire Farmer Customers.
May we not see vou soon? Just "Get Acquaint
ed," call if nothing more.
IT'S ABSOLUTELY "WORTH WHILE"
knowing and dealing here.
Banking by Mail here Safe aiTd Sure, Pleasant
and Profitable.
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EDWARD T. KEARNEY, President.
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That's when
you begin to
realize the kind of gro
ceries we keep There
is cooking satisfaction
in them. Buy your
Groceries from us. Save your
patience and your home will be
a happy one.
j.f. Van. e Zedde
Your Grocer
Dakota City - - Nebraska
Try Solace At Our Expense
Money Back for any case of
Itlioumu ism, Nt'iira gin or
Hi. (1 cli1' tli.n Niliieo
Fails to Ui'licYH
SOLACE REMEDY Is a recent medlcfU
discovery of tlneo German Scientists Unit
neutiallzoi Urlu AcUl ami purities tlio blood.
It l easy to tlco, unci will not ollect the
weakest .stomach.
It 13 guaranteed miller tho I'uro fond and
Dims Law to lie absolutely (ice of opiates or
lim mful d urs of liny description.
SOLACC lsupuio ipealtlu III tablet form
and tins been pi oven beyond quonion to lie
the surest and quickest leinedy for Uile
Acid trouble; known to medical science, no
matter how long standing. It reuclio.aiid
romovos the toot of the trouble (Uilo Acid)
and purines tho blood.
THE SOLACE CO, or ISattlo Oicok itio
the Sole U. H. Agents and liavo over two
thousand voluntary testimonial letteis
which Jiuve been received fioni Kiatefm
people SOLACE lias restoied to health.
Testimonial letters, llteinture oiud FREE
BOX sent upon request. V
It. f.oe Mori Is. president of the Klrst Na
tional bank of Uhlco, Texas, wroto tho Sol
ace Company as follows:
"I want 3 ou to send n box of -olneo to my
fathqi' lu Memphis, Teun., for which I en
close tl. This lemedy has been usod by
Home fi Kinds of mind lieie Hli.l I only hope
U will beuvUt my father us It has them.
Slirnedl It. I.. Mollis.
Put in) In 25c. Wo and ll.m boxes.
IT'SMUHTV FINE TO BE WELL AND
YOU CAN SOON BE SO BY T KING
SOLACE "No. Special I'rcatnient. Koliutnes
or Fees." Just SOLACE alone does the
Trorl:. Write today for tho f i eo box, ot .
SOLACE REMEDY Co., Jlattlo Ureck,
Mich,
They Make You Feell Good.
Tho pluuhiiiit purgulivH -ffeofc pro
dlleed liv ChiiiubHi Iain's Kliiuisoh and
Liver Tablets and the healthy condi
tion of body and mind wliiol. they cro
ute make olio feel joyful. For sale by
all desleis.
Roal estate loans. Goo WilkiuB Adv
Headquarters (or nil school supplies
at tho Dakota Oity Pharmacy.
Wn will pay 25o per doz for eggs,
and 28j for butter. Knepper's Cash
Grooory. Adv.
J J Elmers returned Sunday from a
weeks trip to Texas, where ho wont to
look over the laud.
Judge It E Evuus went to Pender
Tuesday veiling n legul business, rp
turning Wednesday.
Mrs Edith Triggs Anil two ohildreu
wore here from ft Dodge, Io, from
Thursday Inst until Monday.
Vati de Zodde is trying to mako
your living comn oheaper by selling
Homo article below cost. Adv
F II March, a former druggist at
tho Dakota Oity Pharmacy, movod
with his wife to Omaha tho past week.
Wo hnvo a nice display of alutn
ninuw ware and also a niuo stock of
hardware, grunitwaro, etc, at light
prices. Schriever Bros.
John Buoliert ttud wife announce
tho ariival of a granddaughter at the
homo of Mr and Mrs J A Toby ut Ft
Dodge, Io, ou the 6th inst.
Why not come to Knepper's cash
grocery und buy good calfskin gloves
for 75c something that tho sandburs
won't go through. Adv.
Arthur Seymour, who is still farm
ing near Ryder, N D, reports a yield
if 20 bushels of wheat to the acre ou a
field of 320 acres. This is not bo bad.
A fair sized crowd assembled at tho
oouit house 8 turday evening to hear
Geo L MoNutt, of New York, discuss
the political situation from a Roose
velt standpoint.
Kiik Ream, of Axtel, Kas, travoling
representative for a Kansas Uity hur
ness Urm, was hero to attend, tho fu
neral of his uunt, Mrs Geo T Woods,
and remained over Sunday with rel
atives. Fire destroyed tho MyBtio mills in
Sioux. Oity early Sunday uorning,
at a loss of $80 000 This will be a
great inconvenience to the farmers ou
this side of tho river, as it whb a hundy
plucn to disposo of their grnin.
Tho river commenced cutting again
near tho Altemus place southwest of
town laHt Friday, itud thero was con
siderable hustling done to get tho re
maining buildiugs, m-ichiuery, etc, out
of daiigei of beiug swallowed up by
the river.
E A Selby, of Dakotnh, Io, and A E
Minion, ofQumbolt, Io, just across
the railroad trucK, were cullers nt the
Boruld offiVo Tuesday. Mr Selby
is here visiting relatives, and Mr Min
ion to attend the I O O F grand lodge
Hussion in Sionz City.
Mrs Pearl Orowlev. a bride of o
week, and a daughter of Mr nud Mrs
Tim Murphy, of Qnmor, was seriously
injured in an uutn when it collided
with a street oar in Chicago Monday
afternoon. Her husband, Ur Ed wind
Crowley, escaped with slight inju
ries, Thny were married at Homr
last Wednesduy morning and were on
their wedding' trip. Mrs Crowley's
skull was fruoturod aud eho is now in
u Chicago hospital in it very critical
condition, tier uiothor,, Mrs Tim
Murphy, and two sifters, Mrs TIioh
Anli'.ird und Lor.iine Murphy, ,of Ho
mer, left Tnomliiy morning for Cliioiign
to be at her bedside. News of the uu
fortunate atoidont came as u shuck to
her rolutives and friends here.
When You Go
To California
Excursion tickets to
North Pacific Coast,
Go via the North Pacific Coast.
California may be routed via the
thnce through scenic Northern California to San Francis
co, Los Angeles and San D ego, on the return tiip any
number of interesting routes are available. Make your
winter trip a comprehensive tour of the Western States.
Excursion fares to the North Pacific
Coast, California, Southwest, Florida
and the Gulf Coast
via the
N ort Klnr ester a Li tie
For travel information call upon or address
B. C Buchannan.
Agent, Dukotu City, Neb.
Lmian Sholes,
Div. Passenger Agent, Omaha, Nebr.
G. H. MacRAE, Gen'l. Pass. Agent, St. Paul, Minn.
The Herald for News whon it is News
Olias T llarto roturuod to Wakefield
Tuesday for tho winter,
Sen Dakota City Pharmacy before
buying your paints aud oils. Adv.
Cotton (l.inno) gloves xt Knepper's
Cash Grocery a now stylo of gooiU
10c Adv.
Corn ehuokers supplies of all kinds
at tho Edwards & Urudforil Lumber
Bioro adv
Mrs W L Ross was down from Dix
on tho past week visiting her daughter
Marie, aud old frieuds hereabouts.
It will pay you to watch Van do
Zeddu'n blackboard. Iio Iihb it special
Bale on some articlo every day. Adv.
John F Hides went to Lincoln Thins
day to sou his sou Frank, a student at
the university, who is suffering with an
injured knee.
Sam Ni lnon wont to Lincoln Monday
as u represontetivo to tho grand lodge,
of tho I O O F from Dakota Oily
lodge No 18
Olurk Owuns, an old losideut of Ho
mor, died Sunday. llo whh in the
70'i, and had beeu iu fecblo hoalth fur
bomo time.
Chatley Smith and family autood iu
from Kock county Mummy, anil uro
visiting relatives at Homer and vi iui-
ty this week.
Watch tho blackboard on Saturday,
for Monday is wash day aud you will
get ohoap soap, cheap starch at
Van's. Adv.
Guy Stinson Iiur taken a position
with tho Waiileld-Pratt-Howoll Coin
Sioux Oity, wholesale, grocers, us trav
eling salesman.
Prof Oarl Sohriovor delivered a
beautiful Norris E Hydo piano to
whas liondorson ut Emerson tho
the past woek.
Franklin Orr, who had been assist
ing Alfred Seymour with his work, re
turned to his home near Mockliug, H
D, lust Tuesday.
W E Snotheu and family returned
homo Sunday from a two weeks visit
witu relatives at Exetor, and other
poiutri iu Nebraska.
Geo Penry purchased a now Ford
car of Frauk Urovhill, Wednesday,
This makes fifteen Fords Frank u..s
sold so far this year.
Mrs F H Forrest and son Frnnk
spent a few days last week at Moville,
lo, with Mrs Forrest's parents. They
returned homo Sunday.
Robert A Woods an i veil hero lust
Friday morning to bo iu attendance at
tho funeral of his mother, llo expects
to return homo tho first of the week.
Joseph Orr, of Meokliug, S D, was
down tiunday to s e his uuelo, Alfred
Seymour, who is recovering from iu
juties received in h runaway recentlv.
Fied Lahrs camo over from Moville,
Io, last week, where ho spent tho past
summer, to do some plowing ou the
home place, which ho will farm next
season .
MtB J T Knnppor was summoned to
Magnet, Neb, Monday, by tho illness
of her daughter, Mrs Galon Hathaway,
to whom a child wits born, which ditd
at birth. .
Fouud a motor boat Homing iu
tho river about three miles Bonth of
Dakota Oity, Neb. Owner will call on
or address Clutido Penry, Dakota
City, Neb.
Fred J Ochunder drovo up from Ho
mer Huuduy morning and took Mr aud
Mrs Vuu de Zedilo homo with him for
a Sunday visit, briugiug them back in
tho evoning.
Ashton O Shollouborger, democratic
candiduto for senator, will speak hero
Saturday Outober 2G, at 0.30 a m.
llo is making uu uutomubilo tour of
this part of the statu.
Mr Georgo Herfel, of Allon, Nob,
and Miss Hess Waddel, of tho same
place, w, re married at tho M E par
sonage in Dukota City ou October 9th,
Uev J Grows nflloiating
Tho board of count commissioners
aro advertising fur bins for renting the
poor farm and hoarding tho ouuuty
paupers for next your. Bids will bo
received until November 4th.
Dr Nina R Smith aud hor mother,
Mrs A J Ream, departed Tuesday for
Kisniiuoe, Fla, whore thev will upend
the winter, if thn climate suits thorn,
with Mrs Ream's son, I1 rank Hirnoli.
Mrs W S Raughinan was tendered
a surprise party Tuesday evening by
hor iiaiighteis, Gretchon mid Myrtlo,
it beiug her birthday. About n dozen
ladies were present to eiijoy tho occa
sion. Alfred Soymour has rrcoverod sufll
cicutty from tho effects of ii jniies re
ceived in u runaway a few weeks ago
to bo out and down town He in ruth
er wnk yet, but is g ining iu strength
every nay.
Mrs (Rov) J Grows loft on Monday
to attend the national meeting of the
Woman's Homo MUsionaiy society of
tho Mothodist Episcopal uhuruh, held
at Des Moines, Io, Shu will returu
the middlo of next week,
W E Rash, engineer on tho pniiRon
ger train that was wrecked here a few
weeks ago when it struck a freight
that wus taking tho siding, was seri
ously injured near Ouuwn, Iowa, Mon
day night when his train ran into tho
rear of a freight train. He wus in
jured by jumping from his engine.
In tho published accounts of tho uo
eident to Mrs York last week by an
automobile driven by Ohue Bryant, a
Dakota county farmer, it was ntatnd
that ho was driving without lights,
Mr Bryant statod to thn Herald that
the reports were in error, and that ho
lit his lights before leuviug Sioux
Oity.
South Sioux Oity voted $25,000
bouds Tuesday to build a system of
waterworks . A total of 132 votes wero
oust, 100 for aud !)2 against the prop
osition. Mayor Ed Mctz onl'ed u
meeting of the council following tho
oleotion, and appointed Joseph Clem
ents anil W A Morgan u oommitteo to
select u sito for the works and to re
port at tho next roguliir meeting of
the board, November 7th.
Tho ninth a mum I oonventii n of tho
Dai otit County Sunday School Amo
oiatiou will be held Novomhor 1st and
li ii in tho Dakota Cuy Emmanuel
Lutheran church. Both the gtmeiul
and olHinenlary sooretiry, Miss Mar
garet P Drown, and tho Adult Direct
or, w n Kunberly, of tho statu iibko
in'io'i, will be proiont during tho en
tire conveutiu Plau to utteud,
Look for program next woek,
Mrs James Fnriior of I'tiluert-oti,
Nebr, is hero to see her mol her, Airs
Mary E Nordyko, who is ory low
Henry Lomift eaine up from the
oldiors' homo at Grand Island, Neb,
Monday for h visit with reUtives at
Homer and this plaoo. II y went to
Algona. Io, Woduesday, to visit rela
lives thero.
The Herald will forward your sub-
soriptliui, oithor new or renewal, to
the Woman's Homo (.lonipxnlon foi
$1.00 Remember tho Woman's Home
Companion is Jl 50 per jour now, and
we will savo you 00c ou it in conneo
tion with tho Herald.
Jack Kelt., who whh sent to the
penitentiiiy from this county about n
year ngo for stealing a team of horsis
from D Messerscluuidt, of Emerson
pruninet, escaped from tho pmi b
sealing tho wall. Ho was a trusty and
was givon n job us utcitu Hitter.
If you waut tho real doings of nil
the parties during thii exciting presi
dential oauipiiigu sendjj quarter today
to Thn Lincoln Statu Journal and thev
will nviil you b ith tho daily aud Sun
day under thoir special campaign-tiial-offer
until after oluctiuu. This
is about half price.
A Marvelous Escape.
"MlitiTo boy had a marvelous es
cape," writes P F BuRtiuniB of Prinon
Albert, Cape of Good Hope "It oc
curred in the night. He got a very so
voro attack of oroup. As luok would
Have it, I had u largo bottle of Ohani
borltiln'n Cough Remedy iu the house
After following tho directions for an
hour and twenty minutes ho was
through all danger." For salo by all
dealers.
3 CORRESPONDENCE J
M Of HO KGtOH J wxo 0 X K0O
HUBBARD.
Mr and Mrs Burt Fiauoisoo drove
to Sioux City ouo day last week.
Husking mittens and buskers sup
plies of all kiuils at 0 Anduison Co's
Mrs Marliu enjoyed u visit from lei
ativis over Sunday.
Cotton and woolen undor'vear, extrn
high quality goods at special low
prioes. Goo Timlin Adv.
Mamie Clausen went homo Smida
to help celebrate herfathei's birthday.
Mrs Edward Jensen oelebrated hei
20th bluhday Monday, by iuviting iu
a fow friends
Bring in your produoo, buttor, eggs,
etc. We always pay the top price. O
Anderson Go.
Mr aurt Mrs C Rasmussen Sundayed
with rolutivos near Waterbury.
Seo the now stock of hats and fall
caps at O Audorsou Uo s. Adv.
Louis Sorseuseu, with his family,
spent Sunday at tho Carl Anderson
homo.
Fall caps for nion, and knitted hoods
for women and ohilureu, iu all Into
styles aud colors. Wo waut you to
look over these goods. Geo Timlin
Adv
Andrew Johns, father of Mrs Leon
ard Harris, was taken with a stroke
of paralysis Sniiday and died Tnesday
afternoon, without reguiuiug"oon8oious
uess. '
Cotton and wool blankets and a big
lino of comforters at O Anderson Oo'j.
Mrs Joe Ebel aud baby spout last
woek with Mrs Ebel's parents at Pium
Giove. v
A largo number of frieuds gathored
Sunday at the Ueoigo Johnson home
lo Help "dr Johnson eiijoy his blilhility.
Pure maple syrup, wo liuvo it, goes
good with cakes made from "ream
pancake flour. Givo both a trial. Geo
Timlin. Auv.
Fred Nelsen took his usual Sunday
drive. Ask hiW. who went along.
Ed Jenson, .Walter Jensen and Oarl
Hanson wero oity visitors fiom here
Tuesday.
Our stock of heavy underwear is
now iu aud embraces tho best grades
at the lowest piioes. U Audorsou Uo,
Fred Uarttls was in Dakota Oity
Monday.
Mr and Mrs Mayfleld returned
Tuesday evening from their two weeks
visit ut Plattsmuuth, Neb.
Flower bulbs for transplanting
ami now is tho time to buy und get
them started. Tulips, hyaoiuthB, lil
ies, orouuses, and many other vuritit-s
to soluct fro n.. O Audursou Co. Adv
Mrs Louis Ltirsen drove io Emersou
Wtduesday to ueu her mother, who has
been so'iolisly ill with pneumonia,
Shu has bo fur recovered as to be atlu
to Bet uu. y
Outing flannels, ilmnelottj, and all
grades of uress goods in assortments
to please you, ut O Anderson Co's.
Mrs Lars Larsun aud Mrs ti Mor-g-iisen
visited l'uesday at the home of
tho formers parents.
Get your husking mittens now, wo
liuvo a good supply at right pricoB, al
so hooks and pegs. Geo Timlin. Adv.
Patsy Duggau has so far recovered
as to bo able to wulk down town. Mr
Duggau has been laid up ubout three
wtoks.
Tho now dwelling of Frank Ufllng
is Hearing completion. Mr Ufllng says
ho is ciighty glad of it as hu is getting
tired of living in a tutit.
Sweater ooats for everybody at O
Anderson Go's. Adv.
U Hanson's team becamo fright
ened ut au uutomobilu and run away.
Mrs Hanson wus hurt somewhat al
though nut seriously, Hie otners es
ouped with just u scuru aud only flight
dumugu to tho carriage.
Coronlc Dyspesia.
The following unsolicited testimo
nial should certainly be suflioieut to
give hope aud courage to persons uf
ilicted with ohroniodyspesia: "Ihavo
been a chronio dyspe) tic for years, und
of all the medicine I have tuken, Cham
berlain's Stomaoh and Liver Tablets
huvo done mo more good that) any
thing olse," says W G MatHson, No 7
Sherman St, Homellsville, N Y.
For sale by all dealers.
J)5JJ5iirn Up
lourAlcwDreSiS
Scores of women will do it this
winter, in some poor, old base
burner ; and they'll get very little
warmth out of it, too.
Don't you think it would be a good idea
to buy a First Class Favorite Base Bur
ner, with Triple Exposed Flues, and save
enough on your coal bills this winter to
buy a new dress in the spring? It is a
positive fact the Favorite does burn
less coal and throws out more heat than
any other base burner made. ,
It took an organized body of stove ex
perts nearly fifty years to perfect it.
There is no other Base Burner like it,
because t1 .e features that make it such
a wondei ul and economical heater are
patented It is the most attractive
and best made stove, too.
In the Triple exposed 'Flues you will find one
reason why it will save fully one half on your
coal bills. But there are many other
reasons too many to mention here.
Come and see us, and we will show
you that there is no other base
burner that will compare with
the Favorite.
Edwards &. Bradford Lmbr. Co.
DakoUi City, Neb.
ixBffflRlfc Reason, in tig
health at St Charles ho had to Rive up
a good "position aud thiuks of loonting
in tho west, wnero ho hopes his hoalth
will bo benefited,
Geo Gaines, section for man, is Ink
ing a few weeku vacation, whieb ho
expects to spend at Chicago mid Kan
sas Oity. Fr.d Holllf, of O'H.Ul. is
takiug his 1 laoo while he is i.way.
Thofl Harttictt hud a load of hoijs on
tho maiket last Thursday.
Dr Luburg and wife arrived home
the last of tno week, after on extended
visit with relatives at Whiting, Io, aud
poiuts iu South Dakota.
Miss Naomi Davitt was on over Suu
day guest in tho J M Davey homo at
Ponoii, Neb
Mrs lloraoe Dugsn returned Mon
day from an over Htindii; visit with
relatives at Allen, Nub.
W F llartlett. of Sioux City, had
business hero Tuc-dy.
Pearl Welsh departed Tuesday for
Ouawa, Io, to vitit frionns
Jttfl Harry, jr, was homo from Sioux
Oity over Sumluy.
Mrs Sara Erluuh is putting a ooment
wall in front of her resilience und is
olio having some new oemont wulks
laid around the house.
Mrs H F McKuover and two sons, of
Dig Timber, Mont, have j lined the
MoKoevor's hero and will livo in the
Ed 1' Keaiuoy house
Mr and Mrs Frank Lilly, of Hinton,
Io, uro visiting relatives hero und at
Goodwin, j
T aims Sutherland is onjoyii g a vis
it from his fatuor, J Suiherlaud, of
Ponca, this woek .
O A Oakley and family have moved
to Windebngo, Neb,
Mrs .loo Hogan and little son, of
Waterbury, wuro visiting relatives
hero Tuesday. j
William Hartnett bought eighty
acres of laud adjoining liini from MtH
O P Giiivey, of lli.itiiiGt.in, N. I), j
Thn deal who mado through tho Pio
neer Laud und Loan comptny, a firm
ro.ieutly organized heio.
The "Social Dozen" surprised Mrs
Clara M union at tho bomo of her sis
ter, Mrs A lie-ce, Monday ovoning.
Tho ovoning was spent with cards and
duuciiig. Mica refreshments wero
set veil.
Tho Leap year dauoo that was to bo
given last Ftiday night was postponed
on account of tain until this (Friday)
evening, Outober 18 Ford's orchestra
of Sioux City will furnisu tho music
aud supper will be served by tho par
ish ladies. All invited.
I
ST IN SON'S
Specials for Saturday, Oct.,19
For this Day Only
yZVo Rockwood Cocoa 20c
3 p':gs Macaroni 25c
7 Bars Beat 'Km All Soap "...'. 25c
Kirk's 10c Toilet Soap, per Bar . . . ; 5c
3 Cans Pork and Beans 25c
Candy Beans, per pound 10c
1 doz Frosted Cookies 5c
Uncle Sam's Breakfast Food 20c
Puritan Flour guaranteed .-. A $1.40
Sweet Potatoes, 0 pounds for , 25c
High Cut Shoes for Children and Misses. Also High Cut
Shoes for Men and a complete stock in Black . and Tan,
button and lace. Best line of men's high shoes on the
market.
Stinson's
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Dakota City,
Nebraska
flw I Y (.., . lUlr.
COMCORD.TEAM HAJtNESl.
CARRIAGE HEATER
JACKSON.
Chuiles Diigati, of this place whb
married iu Sioux City last Tuesday to
Miss Nellie Umstot.
Fred Morgan, of St Charles, III,
foimer munagor of tho E & li Lbr
company at this place, is visltiug
frieuds hero, Ou account of poor I school classes hare arrived.
SCHOOL NOTES.
Tho girls of the fifth and sixth
grades uro much enthused over a sow
ing class which was organized Thurs
day evening. Tho class will rseet for
this work onco a week immediately
utter four o'clook
Edward Ansnes ranked first in last
week's-arithmetic contests.
George and William Sanford have
returned to school after n woeks ub
soiico. Throe woro tardy lunt woek in tho
seciud primary room.
In tho numhor drill last Friday,
Helen Suudt ranked first in tho third
grado aud Emma Schmidt first in tho
fourth grade.
Konnoth Wulden entered tho llrst
grade lust woek,
lain os Loodem has been absent from
school on account of siokuess,
Edward Londrosh and John Wus-
mntid were absent 1 ist week.
Tho botany cIosb have received theii
lierbetiuuuia and uro busy collecting,
pressing, unalyzing uud lemountitig
spuoimous,
i 1 lie uiusics lor tuo various tiigu
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Vi! HrQll
JftUABK wngtf lAmrrr
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Licensed Embalmer
Ambulance Service
Lady Assistant
Wm. F. Dickinson
Hall 71
A.itu 2471
415 Sixth Street
Sioux City, Iowv
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