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°o ° ALBERSn^Mr. an$> Mrs. John
0 Albers of Bastings, a son? weigh
o ing 9 pounds 2 ounces, born Sun
o day, February 22. Mr. Albers is
“=»0the son rof Mrs. Anna Albers of
o Chambers. This °is their second
child. 0. 0 o
JURACEK—Mr. and Mrs. Ru
dy Juracek, a daughter, bornyy
centty in ° Antelope Memorial
° hospital, Neligh.; Thee Juraceks
have two sons. Mrs.0 Juracek is
the former Marcella Sehi of De
16it. o ° 0
o ° NAPIER—Mr. and Mrs. Alfred
'^Napier0 of Ewing, a son, born
c Tuesday,, February 17, in the Til
den hospital.
c REIBER—Mr. and Mrs. Melvin
o° c Reiber of Denver, Colo., a
id? ugh ter, Gayle Susan, bom
00 O Tuesday, February 10, at Den
ver. Mrs. Reiber is the former
Donna Hajek, “who was bom at
Lynch and is a graduate of the
,-'o _ Lynch cschools. The maternal
o " grandparents are cMr. and Mis.
Eddie cHajek 0 of Wheatridge,
rColo., and the gredt-grandmoth
o 0 0 er is Mrs: Jbe Hajek of Denver.
cSSHALD—Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert
Shald of °Stuart,°ca son, 0 Steven
Gerard, weighing 80 pounds 8
„ ounces, fcform Sunday,o Febmary
r, 15, at Our Lady of Lourdes0 hos
pital, Norfolk. 0 0
o SHANE—Mr.°and Mm. Ffank
o ("Les”) Shane of Stuart, a son,
o cRichard James, oweighing 9
■' ° pounds 1016 ounces, born Satur
o day, February o 28, at theD Atkin -
o son Memorial hospital. °
MATHIS^ Mr. andoMrs. Rob
o o°ert Mathis of Atkinson, ao son,
Robert James, weighing 8 pounds
o 0°414° ounces, born ^Wednesday*
February 25, in Memorial hospi-c
tal,° Atkinson. o °
BLAIR — Mr. aAd Mrs. Jay
Blair of Newport, a°sonp Gary
Lee, weighing 6 pounds fl%
> 0 oupces,0 born oWednesday, Febru
> o° ary 25, in°JMgmorial hospital, At
kinson. O °°o 0 o
o c STESKAL—Mr. and Mrs. Bill
o g°Steskal of0 Atkinson, a son,
Weighing 8 pound§ 8*2 ounces,
born Monday, °Marcfi; 2, ip Me
3 o nioridl hospital, Atkinson?
«o HUSTON—Mr. andf Mrs. Walt
er yuston pf cKansas City.oMo., a
o daughter, Jeanettb Sue, weighing
' o 6 pounds 10 punoed? barn Sun
pda^-, March l,°in a Kansas City
hospital. Mrs.°Huston is the for
mer Dbrothy 0Young, daughter of
° Mrs. Gify Young of°0’NeilP and
the lale MrAYoung.
°oo BURRELL—Mr. and Mrs.- Er^
. o nest Burrell of Chambers, a
ddtiglj^p, Wanda La Rays weigh
day, February 27, in St? An
0 ° mg S^cpeunds 8 ounces, bgfn Fri?
o0 thonys hospital, O’Neill. 0 ,
0GRE£N—Mr. afid Mrs. Marvin
° oGreen of O’Neill, a daughter,
o ° Patricia Ann, weighing 7 pounds
°0o 111# ounces, born Saturday, Feb
o Euary 28, in St. Anthony’s hos
0 ° pital, O'Neill. ~ 0 °
0 & BRIGHT—Mr. and Mm. Archie
a c? Bright of O’Neill, a daughter,
Mtfry. Lucille Weighing 6 pounds
o 4% .ounces, bom Sunday, March
o $, in Sf, Anthony’s hospital, 0’
o 'Neill.
COHB— Mr. o and Mrs. Philip
°°Cohn> of O’Neill, a son, weighing
o 8 °pounds 9 ounces, born Tues
day, March 3, irt St. Anthony’s
hospital, O’Neal.
o BARTOS—Mr. and Mrs. Emil
o Bartos of Walnut* a dson, weigh
ing 5 pounds 11 ounces, born
ooo- Wednesday, March 4, in St. An
o thony’s hospital, O'Neill.
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Treats on Birthday—
Dewayne Perry celberated his
o sixth birthday anniversary last
Thumdav at the Emttiet district
0 20 school. He treated the teacher
and pupils to popcorn balls with
suckers in the center.
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EMMET NEWS
Mb and Mrs. Howard McCon
nell and children, formerly of the
Engmet capimunity, moved °to a
farm south of O’Neill Friday,
February 27. 0 ■
Mr. anci Mrs. Robert Toihlinson
and son, Veldon, of Star arrive^
|rFfiday night at ° tl?e home of
their son-in-law ando daughter,
Mi. and °Mrs. Gilbert Fox, and
daughter, "Barbara andc° were
snowed-in there.
Sick & Injured
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BELOIT — Mrs. Alvie Parks
and daughter, Jane Marie, came
home from the Neligh hospital
on Monday. . o. Mr. andc Mrs.
Leonard Bauer of Jowa left for
their home Suhday afternoon.
They had obe^n snowed in out
here on the farm after coming
here because of the illness of
Mr. Bauer, who is a patient at
the Neligh hospital and is “im
proving.” . Mrs. Maynard
Steams visited her cousin, Mrs.
Raymond Hunter, and twins, Su
san and Stephen, at the Neligh
hospital on Friday^ These were
th& first twins to be born in the
Neligh hospital. . o , Willard,
younger son of Mr. and Mrs.
Glenn Harpster, was taken to the
Neligh hospital Wednesday eve
ning, February 25. He had dou
ble pneumonia. HiS condition on
Friday was “good.” . . Mrs. Louis
Pofahl was a patient at the Ne
ligh hospital on Friday. Her
condition was ^fair.” . . Mr. and
"Mrs. John Sehi visited Mrs. Jur
acek and baby daughter and G.
A- Bauer at the Neligh hospital
on Monday. . . David Sehi, sop
of Mr. and Mrs. Bill Sehi, visited
the doctor on Monday, o
0 EWING—Airs. Loyd Angus re
turned home Friday from Mad
ison where she had been called
^because of the serious illness of
°her mother, MBs. Cora Wilcox,
. . Leland Welke and family went
! to Norfolk Friday evening to call
on Bobbie )Velke at Our Lady of
Lourdes hospital. . . Mrs. Alphon
se: Beelaert, sr., was a patient at
the home of her daughter, Mrs.
: Gordon Harper, at O’Neill from
Tuesday, February 24, until Fri
days She is now convalescing
from the flu attack at her home
in Ewing. , . John Sisson is a
patient in a Sioux City hospital.
His daughter, Mrs. George Ad
rian of Wichita, Kans., is with
him.
° CHAMBERS— Mrs. Margaret
Jungbluth is a patient at St. An
thony’s hospital, O’Neill. . . C. V.
Robertson was taken to St. An
thony’s.-hospital, O’Neill, Friday
evening for medical care. He
has been a victim of mumps. . .
Marry Scott was taken to St. An
thony’s hospital, O’Neill, Monday
-for medical care. . . Rev. L. M.
McElheran returned from St. An
thony’s hospital, O’Neill, Friday
following an appendicitis opera
tiorf.
LYNCH—Mrs. Maude Farner
of Bristow' Underwent surgery at
Lynch Wednesday, February 18.
• • o Dr. G. B. Ira tvas taken to
Omaha Tuesday, February 24, by
ambulance where he Consulted
specialists about his broken leg.
J . . . Larry Wiley* son of Mr. and
Mrs. Ed Wiley, has, returned
home after several months hos
pitalization in a Grand Island
hospital with polio.
O’NEILL—Mr. and Mrs. Hard
en Anspach went to Omaha on
1 Monday whare Mrs. Anspach
j underwent a Checkup. . . Mr. and
j Mrs. Ralph Beckwith returned
: home Wednesday, February 25,
from Sioux City where Mrs.
Beckwith had recently under
gone surgery.
PAGE—Mrs. Minnie Lines, 85,
recently suffered a heart attack
and fell. No bones were broken
but she suffered painful bruises.
CELIA—Mrs. Mark Hendricks
is in bed with the influenza.
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‘ Hospital Notes
ST. ANTHONY'S (O'Neill)
Admittances? February 25 —
Mrs. Kenneth Hill, Star; Marga
ret Ann Storjohann, Spencer. 26—
Bernelda Pongratz, O’Neill; Mrs.
Ernest Burrell, Chambers; Fran
ces Schaffer, O’Neill. 27 -2- Mrs.
Ernest Wedige? Emmet; Mrs.
Marvin Green, O’Neill. 28-^Hen
r$r Murray, O’Neill; Mrs. Paul
Woidneck, O’Neill; Margaret
Jungbluth, Chambers; Q. 0‘ V.
Robertson, Chambers. March 1—
Mrs. Archie Bright, O’Neill; Msr.
PauPoHartigan, Page. 2—Harry
J. Scott, Chambers; Mrs. Ernest
Wedige, Emmet; Mrs. c Philip
Cohn, O’Neill. 3—Fred A. Grage,
O’Neill.4 — Mrs. Emil Bartos,
Walnut; Mrs. Walter Woepple,
Ewing. 0
Dismissals: February 26—Lyle
Juracek, Star; Mary Janice Rem
ter, O’Neill. 27 — Mrs. Ernest
Wedige, Emmet; Mrs. Archie
Bright, O’Neill; Rev. L. M. Mc
Elheran, Chambers; Margaret
Storjohann, Spencer; Charles A.
Fauquier, O’Neill. 28—Mrs. Eu
gene Wedige, Stuart. March 1—
Mrs.. Marvin Hoerle, Chambers.
2—Mrs. Kenneth Hill and baby
girl, Star; Mrs. Orville Kellar,
Chambers; Mrs. Lawrence Jonas,
O’Neill; Mrs. Ernest Burrell and
baby girl, Chambers; Mrs. Mar
vin Green and baby girl, O’Neill;
Frances Schaffer, O’Neill. 3—C.
V. Robertson, Chambers; Bem
elda Pongratz, O’Neill; Mrs.
James Conway, O’Neill; Mrs.
Paul Hartigan, Page.
Still in hospital: Mrs. D. A.
Baker, O’Neill; Terry Gallagher,
O’Neill; Mrs. Etta Gearv, Inman;
Margaret Jungbluth, Chambers;
Harry J. Scott, Chamber^; Fran
ce^ Woidneck, O’Neill; Mrs. Emil
Bart os,c Walnut; Mrs. Frank Big
Ln, .O’Neill; Mrs. Archie Bright,
O’Neill;; Mrs. Philip Cohn, O’
Nfeill; Fred A. Grage, O’Neill;
Henry Murray, O’Neill; Mrs. Er
nest Wedige, Emmet. 0
SACRED HEART (Lynch)
Hospital report March 2:
Admissions? Donald Adamson,
Butte, accident, good; John L.
Bambridge, Bristow? medical, un
changed; Frank Carson, Niobra
ra, major operation, improving;
John Cerveny, Naper, medical’,
unchanged: Mrs. G. B. Ira,
Lynch, major operation, good;
Robert H. Johnson, Bristow,
medical, unchanged; John Keat
ing, Verdel, medical, satisfactory;
'■ Mrs. William R. Larson, Lynch,
medical, satisfactory; Mrs. Mary
Miller; Verdel, accident, improv
ing; Mrs. William Mulhair,
Lynch, medical, improving; Mrs.
Hildor Ogren, Speflcer, medical,
good; Mrs. Anna Stahlecker, Na
per, major operation, satisfactory;
Mrs. Ed Wirth, Verdel, minor
’operation, good; Mrs. Henry
Woidneck, O’Neill, medical, im
proving.
Dismissals: February 23—Algot
Sandberg, Bristow; Baby Gale
Boucher, Naper. 24—Mrs. Adolph
Soukup, Spencer; Roy Shattuch,
Bristow. - 25 — Mrs. Antonia
Scheda, Fairfax, S.D. 26—Mrs.
Maude Farner, Bristow; James
Robert Stoffer, O’Neill; Winifred
Staffer, O’Neill: Baby Becky
Benash, O’Neill; Lyle Klien,
Bonesteel, S.D.; John Fuhrer.
Butte, died. 27—Mrs. Floyd Mc
Nair, Butte; Clarence Mayer,
Naper ^ Mrs. Albert Spencer,
Lynch; Miss Ajina Mae Hensley,
Butte.
ATKINSON MEMORIAL
Admitted: February 24—Miss
Clara Straka, Stuart, surgical;
Mrs. Frances Timmerman, Stu
art, medical. 25 — Mrs. Robert
, Mathis, Atkinson, obstetrical;
Mrs. Mary Boneniberger, Atkin
son, medical; Mrs. Jay Blair,
Newport, obstetrical. 28 — Mrs,
Frank Shane, Stuart, obstetrical;
Gerald Forbes, Chambers, surgi
cal. March 1—Miss Colleen Ken
nedy, Amelia, medical; Mrs. Bill
Steskal, Atkinson, obstetrical.
Dismissed: February 24—Mrs,
Melvin Andrus. 26—Mrs. Peter
Ramold; Mrs. Mary Weber. 27—
Rudy Dvorak; Ernie Gotschall;
Mrs. Henry Baum. 28—Miss Cla
ra Straka; Mrs. Robert Mathis
and son; Mrs. Dell Johnson.
March 1—Mrs. Henry Findley;
Mrs. Claude Brewer; Mrs. Fran
ces Timmerman.
Discuss Religion Life
of New Officials—
EWING—The men’s club of
the United Presbyterian church
met last Thursday evening ai
the annex.
Rev. W. J. Bomer opened the
meeting with a devotional period
which was followed by a short
business session conducted by the
president, Wilbur Bennett. On
adjournment, a program follow
ed which consisted of a discus
sion on the new government of
ficials in relation to religion and
spiritual life. Editorials and
newspaper clippings added inter
est to the topic. Refreshments
were served.
WANTS LETTERS
ATKINSON—Pvt. Bernard O
Luben, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Louis Luben of Atkinson, has
been transferred from Camp
Crowder, Mo., to Camp Polk, La.,
to receive his basic training. He
would like to hear from his O’
Neill and Atkinson friends. His
address is; Pvt. Bernard O. Lu
ben, US55327463, Co. H 145th
Inf. Regt., 37th Div., Camp Polk,
La.
Dinner Delayed—
A turkey dinner to be spon
sored by the Saddle club, origi
nally scheduled for Sunday,
March 8, has been postponed un
til Sunday, March 29. The affair
will be held in the Legion audi
torium at 7 p.m.
To Hear Musicale—
The O’Neill Woman’s club will
meet at the O’Neill public school
band room Wednesday, March
11, at 8 p.m. Mr. and Mrs. Char
les B. Houser and James Bastian
will present a musicale. The pub
lic is invited to attend.
Mr. and Mrs. Allen Prescott
and family and Mr. and Mrs.
Leonard Hamilton and son. all of
Dixon, were Sunday guests in
the Marvin Anderson home. Mrs.
Bertha Prescott returned to
Dixon with them to spend two
weeks visiting there.
Letter from Omaha
a Storm Casualty
Note from Germany
Is Swifter
o
CELIA—A letter from Omaha
postmarked February 18 appears
to have been a casualty of the
big storm two weeks ago.
Ope day this week Mrs. Lee
Terwilliger received two letters
inothe same mail. One was post
marked ° February 18c mailed
from Omaha; the other was post
marked February 0 20, mailed
from Hamburg, Germany.
While train and mail service
was disrupted in the snow belt,
the Hamburg letter overtook the
Omaha letter and they waltzed
into the mailbox together.
Other Celia News
Mary Disterhaupt spent a few
days the past week visiting her
sister, Mrs. Perry Terwilliger,
and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Dobias
and family were Sunday visitors
at the D. F. Scott home. Mrs.
Gene Livingston returned home
with them so she would be near
er to the school she teaches.
Several from this community
attended the funeral of David
Michael Lauridsen, 14-months
old baby son of Mr. and Mrs.
Louis Lauridsen at the Presby
terian church Thursday after
noon, February 26. Burial was in
Wooalawn cemetery. He is sur
vived by his parents; brother—
Duane; sister—Linda. Pallbearers
were Paul and Bill Focken, Ron
nie Frickel and Paul Payas.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Ernst and
family of Miltonvale, Kans., vis
ited their daughter, Mrs. Robert
Hendricks, and husband last
Thursday night. They also visit
ed relatives in O’Neill.
Mrs. D„ F. Soctt attended a
Shakespeare noon luncheon and
meeting at the home of Mrs.
George Frohardt Friday, Febru
ary 27. “ °
Mr. and Mrs. Orville Orr were
Thursday, February 26, supper
guests at the Joe Hendricks home
honoring Mrs. Orr’s birthday an
niversary.
Leon Hendricks and a friend,
George Campbell, who are at
tending school in Miltonvale,
Kans., came Thursday,. February
26, for a tveekend visit with Le
on’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Mark
Hendricks, and family. They ex
pected to return to school Sun
day but Sunday’s snow storrft
prevented their leaving the
ranch. Robert Hendricks took the
tractor and planned to pull the
car through the snow where it
was needed until highway 11
was reached (about five miles
distant), but didn’t get over
three-fourths of a mile from
home until the tractor vras Stuck
and they had to walk home. Mr.
and Mrs. Omer Poynts had been
visiting the Hendricks and were
with the boys. They, too, had to
remain longer than they planned.
DELOIT NEWS
Galen Dee Maben is stationed
at Ft. Leonard Wood^ Mo.
Don Larson, who is attending
school at Wayne, spent the week
end with home folks.
A number from here attended
the funeral for Clarence Day jn
Elgin on Wedndesday afternoon,
February 25.
The Merle Filsinger family is
moving from the Charles Mc
Donald farm to the Elten Fil
singer farm.
Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Rexine
are moving to a farm they pur
chased north of Ewing. The farm
they vacated was purchased by
the Huffman corporation.
Mrs. Stanley Huffman and ba
by daughter, Rebecca, attended
a party Monday evening, Febru
ary 23, in honor of Rebecca.
Shirley Sehi is helping at the
Rudy Juracek home.
Present Gift
to Miss Rustad—
STUART—The Women’s soci
ety of the Community church
met in the church basement on
Thursday afternoon, February
26, for a regular meeting with 17
members present. Also three
visitors, who were Mrs. Wilkins
of Bassett, Miss Eloise Rustad
and Mrs. Ralph Shald.
The devotions and lesson w’ere
led by Mrs. Z. X. Marshall.
A farewell gift was presented
to Miss Eloise Rustad, who is
leaving Stuart after serving in
the pulpit of the Community
church the past nine months.
Karen Obermire
Is Honored—
STUART— Miss Karen Ober
mire was surprised* on Friday
evening, February 27, when a
group of her schoolmates came
to help her celebrate her 13th
birthday anniversary.
They were Anita Friedel, Le
ona Bernt, Diane Flanigan Hel
en Kaup, Rita Obermire, Dana
and Tom Bigelow, Melroy and
Delray Straeke and Roger Giv
ens.
Honored on Birthday—
A surprise birthday party hon
oring Fred Bazelman on his 76th
birthday anniversary w-as held
Sunday evening in the Leonard
Bazelman home. Those present
were Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bazel
rcvan, Mr. and Airs. LeRoy Bau—
meister and daughter, Regina
Kay, Mrs. Oran Long and Mr.
and Airs. Leonard Bazelman,
Richard and PattSy. The evening
was pent playing cards and a
lunch was served.
Scouts Box for Recreation_
. EWING—Boy Scout troop 181
held a regular meeting last
Thursday evening at the Scout
headquarters Twenty Scouts an
swered to roll call by Allen Pet
erson, senior patrol leader Dues
were also paid.
Boxing was the pastime of the
recreational hour.
Mrs. Foree Surprised_
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Foree and
son and Mr. and Mrs Wayne
Abbott surprised Mrs. Dale Foree
on her birthday anniversary in
her home Friday evening 'The
evening was spent playing can
asta and a late lunch was served.
! Eagles Measure
Bassett in Finale
Win Undisputed Hold
on Loop Crown 0
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Before a fairly good - sized
house of spectators, the O’Neill
high school Eagles closed theix^
1952-’53 campaign Friday night
by entertaining Rock county
high (Bassett). The Blues an
nexed win No. 17 by a 55-49 de
cision. Baker’s kids have lost
three games—having met single
reversals at the hands of each
Ainsworth,. Plainview and Al
bion.
Gordon, Bassett guard, turned
in the best individual perform
ance with a rousing 25-point to
tal. Larry Chace with 13, Davey
Eby with 12 and Bob Carroll
with 11 paced the O’Neill offen
sive.
Bassett led 11-9 at the first
quarter mark and O'Neill mov
ed ahead 24-21 at halftime. The
Eagles led 37-32 at the end of
the third.
Baker’s kids woundup their
regular schedule by amassing
1,027 points compared to 776 for
their opponents.
The varsity triumph over Bas
sett gave the Blues undisputed
hold on the North-Central Ne
braska conference crown. Baker’s
kids earlier captured the North
Central conference tourney,
which was staged at Bassett.
O Neill seconds won a prelim,
33-34, over the Bassett reserves.
The Blue yearlings suffered two
losses against Ainsworth, °their
only setbacks in 11 starts. o
Boxscore of main event:
O'NEILL (55) fg fl pf tp
Hollenbeck0_ 3 2 0 8
Kilcoin _ 0 0 0 0
Chace_5 3 1 13
Buckmaster_2. 4 15 9
Eby - 4 4 4 12
Booth_1_ 0 2 2 2
Carroll_ 2 7 4 11
Totals_°_18 19 16 55
BASSETT (49) fg ft pf tp
Young, L. _ 16 3 8
Richards _2 0 2 4
Shaw_0 0 10
Bussinger_14 5 6
Turpin_a 10 12
Gordon____10 5 3 25
Arnholt _°_ 10 0 2
Young, D._ 0 0 0 0
Morton a.__10 2 2
Totals _.17 15 17 49
Combination Going-Away
and Housewarming—
EWING — A party was held
last Thursday evening at the
country home of Howard Mont
gomery. It was a going-away
party for Pvt. Robert Montgom
ery, who has spent a 14-day fur
lough with his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. George Montgomery, and a
housewarming for his brother
and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.
Lorraine Montgomery, and sons,
who recently moved to the How
ard Montgomery farm to make
their home. There were 35 rela
tives and friends in attendance.
Mr.c and Mrs. George Mont
gomery took their son, Pvt. Rob
ert Montgomery, to Grand Island
on Friday where he left for a
camp in California from which
he will soon be sent pverseas.
Miss Lavonne Thorin was
hostess at a slumber party in her
home Friday evening in honor of
Miss Velma Layh, who is mov
ing to Michigan with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. George Layh.
Dr. fisher, Dentist
In the Bishop Block—Norfolk
Office Phone: 610
Res. Phone: 2842
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In Our Produce Department
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THURS. -c FRI. - SAT.
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$3.65 w cwt. |
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87c per cwt.
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We Carry a Complete Line of Feeds on Hand
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a NUTRENA 24% SOW & PIG MEAL — "SOW 30", "CREEP 20" & "SHOAT 40"
| We Allow Discounts on All Quantity Feed Purchases
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