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GRAND JURY LIST B DRAWN
Twenty-Three Names Are Taken
front Dram by Robert Smith.
SEVEN ARE TO BE EXCUSED
Are Hsppctcil to Investigate I.nraje
VnrlHjr oC Subjects, nw Two
Ycnr Ilnvc IZInpucd Since
lnt tirnnd Jnry.
GRAIN RECEIPTS ARE STRONG
Corn
Continues to Four Into the
Omaha Market
MUCH OF IT FROM THE EAST
Large, Portion In Hold for Jnnnnrr
'Dtllrerr nnd In Being Hurried
Oat to the 8011th nnd the
Southwest.
at
Twenty-three names from which a
Brand Jury of sixteen members will be
selected vas drawn from the 1911 Jury
lists tonday by llobert Smith, clerk of
the district court. Judge English, who wilt
be presiding Judge of tlio district court
next ycorr and County Clerk Dewey were
precent.
Grand Jurors were tho last to be drawn
from the big drum, which contained 2,300
names, constituting the supply of petit
jurors for this year. Names of 300 petit
jurors were first taken out.
Judge English will excuse seven men
from service, reducing tho number to
sixteen, as prescribed by law. The grand
jury Is expected to Investigate a largo
tarlety of subjects, two years having
elapsed since such an Inquisitorial body
met.
Following are the names of the twenty
three men drawn by cWk Smith:
Herman V. Metx, Hamilton apartments.
city salesman for Metx limn.
F. K. Hutchinson, 6107 North Fifteenth,
candler CopelandFlynn company.
Thomas Wiles. 162f Emmet, lawyer.
II. II. Campbell, ISIS Maple, plumber.
O. H. Ulllesplc, M05 JUurt, real estate
dealer. . ,
Samuel BallUe, 1708 California.
8. H. Howard, Waterloo, farmer.
J, A. O'Kcefc. 3850 Charles, salesman
Cudnhy Tacking company.
Albert Kaplan, 2215 Lake, restaurant
proprietor.
Ernest Adams, 2223 Dodge.
n. S. Elrod, 2TJ5 Templcton, printer.
H, U Johnson, 3517 Lako.
Lisle S. Hhlnrock. 830 North Iwenty
flfth, plumber. .
C. A- McKenile, 1500 Hall, linotype op-
J. L. Houchln. BOOS North Thirty-first
avenue. Insurance agent.
Herbert C. Kohn. lu North Thirty
flta mArrhnnrtlHA hrnkfir.
phi.i.i Tiinrt iitninn. u. F. D.. farmer.
J. A. Ullck, 2S0J Mason, manager Ulobe
Optical company. ,
Carl Martini. 283 Bouth Twenty-second,
Bouth Omaha, candy dealer.
John W. Nelson. 3117 Dewey avenue.
.tin.
Harry M. Christie, Flatlron building,
real' estate ilealer. ."...
William J. Carroll, 124 North, i iitecnth.
8. V. Uustafson, 3020 California, joweier.
: L- --,
Eailroads Decide
to Again Use the
Homeseeker Kate
Th rnllrnnilB of tho Western Passen
ger association 4ave roversed themselves
and have decided- that homcseeKors' rates
will hn In effect during thd season of 1914,
the first date when thoy will be operative
being January 20. Thereafter tho rate
will bo on each first nnd third Tuesday
' of each month?
Heretofore tho homeseekcrs' rates have
been taking numerous farmers out of
Nebraska, Iowa, Kansas arid othcr'wwU
crii slates. The rate this year have
ben arranged in a maimer that former
objections will not apply. This year
there will be no rates from any point In
Nebraska. Kansas or Iowa In the Interior,
the only ticket selling offices being those
In tho Missouri river cities.
This year the rates will not apply to
tho Pacific coust Dolnls. as formorly, but
will bo sold to towns In Idaho, Utah
Wyoming and .Montana- They will lie In
effect south und southwest, ns heretofore.
Troup Finds for
M'Boliald Against
Peter Elsasser
Judso Tronn of tho district court found
Monday In favor of County Commissioner
McDonald In tho suit brought 'by Peter
Elsasser, ex-coilnty commissioner. The
decision means that Mr. Elsasser will
not receive the salary for which -ho sued
and which he asserted was duo him from
Douglas -county .ns a holdover commU
slower.
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Wy oming Papers 'Do
' -Not Like Suggestion
SohIo of the Wyoming nowspapcra are
ak little ruffled at the suggestion of A,
Ji, Carson, a theatrical manager, that
Denver should bring 1,090 elk down from
the Jackson Hole country of Wyoming
to fee on exhibit fdr the Denver celebra
tion in J915. Carson made the statement
that 4v0D elk were starving to death
tri tlie Jackson Hole cbuntry of Wyoming,
and he"waa for bringing them right
down to Denver, to keep them from starv
ing to death. The Carbon County Jour
nal, lot one, hastens to say there has
been very little suffering among the
wild elk In Wyoming this winter, and
that there" Is a lot of hay stacked for tho
bird should they need It to winter them
through.- The publication adds, "Car
son doe not explain, how ho proposes to
gej; possession ot the 1.000 Wyoming elk,
which ho suggests be taken to Denver."
Omaha grain men' predicted that tho
receipts would fall oft materially after
the first ot the year but Instead, they
are holding up much better than during
former years. The corn receipts Monday
were 353 cars of corn, the bulk of It
coming from the Mississippi river valley.
There were fifteen cars from Illinois and
ten from Minnesota.
Most of the corn arriving now has been
sold for January delivery and la being
hurried out to the south and southwest
Generally It was bought since the stump
In. price, so that Omaha dealers do not
stand to lose on the transactions.
Bossie Declares
Restaurants Selling
Much Watered Milk
Claude F. Bossle, city dairy inspector,
advocating the passing of an ordinance
governing the sate of milk, told the city
commission that a large number of res
taurants are Belling watered milk.
"Home of these restaurants sell milk
9 cents a glass and two-thirds of tho
milk Is water. This ought to be stopped
and thin ordinance will stop It."
A similar ordinance was declared dis
criminatory by tho courts and therefore
unconstitutional The new ordinance,
which was recommended, for passage by
the council, Includes all 'public eating
places. t '
The ordinance provides that all milk
shall bo bottled under conditions approved
by (ho city health department; that It
shall be bottled at 'tho dairies or In spe
cially arranged bottling rooms In the res
taurants.
Two More Blocks of
Douglas Street to Be
Opened by the City
Douglas street from Twenty-fourth
street to Twenty-fifth avenue will soon
be opened, for the city commission has
provided for tho appointment ot threo dls
Interested appraisers to fix the .damages,
Two. houses, a brick and a frame dwell
ing, arid a bam, will bo destroyed. Tho
street: will be cut straight through. Dam
ages' will range from 30.0CO to BO,000.
John. Ta Kennedy appeared to advocate
the opening of the street. Ho recom
mended that damages bo scaled east and
west bit Douglas and only to the alleys
between Douglas and Dodgo and Kar
nam and Harney on the north and south.
He recommended that damage bo as
sessed a far as Turner park to the west
and Tenth street to tho oast pn Douglas.
MANY ON HAND TO GET v
LUNCH FROM MRS. AHLQUIST
Dozens of hungry men out of employ-
men swarmed beforo the free lunch coun
ter, provided by Mrs. Q. W. Ahlqulst,
Independent missionary worker, at no
North Tonth street yesterday to get
a ration of meat sandwiches and coffee.
Before tho counter was opened at i o ciock
a flock of tho hungry men was on hand
patiently waiting for tho first bit of sub
stantial food they wouia rcceivo ior
hour. The counter wo open from I
until 4 o'clock and waa busy all during
that time. Mra. Ahlqulst will lend ber
helping hand between those hour each
day this winter.
A Sale Without an Equal in America from Any Viewpoint
WEDNESDAY
We Will .Offer You Unrestricted Choice of Our Entire
. Stock of
Women's and Misses' High
EVENING GOWNS
Class '
and
WRAPS, DRESSES, ETC.
WHETHER THE PRICE WAS $50.00, $65.00, $75:00, $85.00, $100.00 OR
EVEN $125.00, AT THE ONE PRICE
$22.50
Evening Wraps Evening Gowns Theater Wraps
Exquisite Costumes . Afternoon Wraps
Wedding Gowns Dinner Gowns Street Dresses
Besides the imported models in evening wraps nnd costumes there
nro copies of 'designs by tho world's most famous designers-
WILL STOP USURIOUS RATES
City Legal Department is Preparing
New Ordinance.
LAWYER SIMON IS ASSISTING
lie Waa Author of Loan Shark I,aiT
Declared Unconstitutional
Hcrkovflts Notifies Pawn
brokers to Fay License.
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
TO REORGANIZE FOR YEAR
Tho Hoard ot County Commissioners
at a meeting to bo held today will re
organise for tlio yeur 1911. A. 'C Harte
Is slated fdr tho chairmanship, accord
lug to talk of the members. Some
changes are expected In committees,
Strengthen Weak Kidneys.
Electric Bitters will morethanjsurprlse
you after the first Dome. . uei, a doiuo
today, safe dnd sure, wo and fi.w. ah
druggists.-Advert lemcnt,
Yankton College Student
Gets Rhodes Scholarship
CITY PLANNING ORDINANCE
IS PUT OVER FOR A MONTH
An ordinance creating a tlty planning
commission composed of forty-five dl
ftnn annotated by the mayor and a
iraall salaried, committee was deferred
for thirty days when presented to the
city council In committee of the whle.
The ordinance was prepared by the City
Ptftuvlmr association, ot which George
Mbrtoju a real estate dealer, Is president.
This association asked for the appropria
tion of tW,C tor expenses In securing
krrt suggestions on how to Improve
-the city.
After being put off by tho city com
missioners tho directors of the clvls
league met at noon at the. Commercial
club where they decided to go ahead In
spite of this action and try to raise the
mor.ey any way to promote their plans.
Oecrge T. Morton, president of the
league, said that bit -cities were taking
up this work and that Omaha should
not be behind the times.
.1 Difference In WoriLinar iloura
A man's working y la 8 hours. Ills
, body orgaM iut work perfectly. St hours
to keep him fit for ur- woric we.
tore. Inactive kidneys cannot do It They
mutt be sound and Kltnny active ail
ih time. Foley Kldtjey mils win make
tMm"au4 and welL You cannot take
lhm lato your system without good re
Mitts fstltiwinc their use. They are- tonic
In cUo, quick In results, and cantata bo
baVH fcwwilmt m. Try them, For sale
, by all Waters everywhere. Advertlse-
Kxtortlonate Interest charged, by pawn
brokers will bo prohibited und the usual
shyster methods of the loan sharks will
be regulated by city ordinance as soon
as a proper jneasure can bo, prepared
nnd passed by the city commission.
Judgo W, C. Lambert ot the city legal
department and Attorney 194 Simon,
Douglas county representative in the Jato
legislature, conferred on the advisability
ot an Iron-clad ordinance protecting the
public from the loan sharks. Judge Lam
bert said:
"There seems to be no law regulating
the Interest pawnbrokers may charge.
The conference with Mr; Simon -was rela
tive to tho regulation ot this rate."
Attorney Simon, author of tho Simon
loan shark law, declared unconstitutional
by the courts, will personally prosecute
the case, against the "blood-suckers" in
the pawnbroker business. Ho will ad
vise with the city legal department In
the preparation of tho .ordinance and will
assist city attorneys In reaching a. con
clusion as to the proper irate ot Interest
a loan shark, may collect. ,
There are approximately fifty pawn-,
brokers In the city. While the fight
against the Simon law was being carried
jthrough the courts they operated with
out a license.
' David Horkowltz, city license Inspector,
has notified the pawnbrokers that they
will be required to take out' new licenses
'tor this year. Very few have paid any
attention to tho notice, and Uerkowltz la
PILES
$500 REWARD
Por any case ot
FTXSB that BR.
MAXWELL cannot
enra. xa patv. wo
S8TS1TCZ0K TOOK 8U8HrES8. Pay When Oared.
Hundreds or the most prominent people la Omaha, nnd
from all parts of the United Stataa hw lioan mrVi t,v
SX. MAXWXlIi dnrlBg Ui 38 years In Omaha.
408-10 OMAHA NATIONAL BANK
Phone Sea 4390. 17TX A STB FAStKAJf BTBZ8T8, OBCAKA.
preparing, to flto complaints and bring
wholesale prosecutions.
"Unless these licenses are paid by
February 1," said Berkowttz, "some
thing will happen. I do not Intend to
notify them again. The complaints will
be tiled without further notice promptly
after the first ot the month."
BAKERS TO CO-OPERATE AX
LOW COST OF LIVING SHOW
The professional bread makers of
Omaha have reached tho conclusion that
there Is great need for somo demonstra-
tlon along the "low cost of living" line. I
President Markey ot the Omaha Master
Bakera' association has taken up with
his membership tho matter ot how to
help tho retail grocers with their "Low
Cost ot Living" show, which Is to bo held
in April la the Auditorium. While no
authoritative - action was taken at their
last meeting, yet the subject waa thor
oughly discussed by Messrs. Wortliraao,1
IllUlker and others. (
a offuai iiicruiiB vym ua neiu suoriiy
for th appointment of committees in
assist tlie retailers In demonstrating the
useof (bread, etc., at'tho "Low, Cost of
.Wing' show in' the ' Auditorium. ' " ' !
llobert Hamilton Warren, a YanHton
collcgo Junior, and younger son of Presi
dent Warren, has received te appoint
ment as Rhodes scholar from South Da
kota for .three years beginning, next Oc
tober. This Is a distinct and high' honor
to Mr. Warren and to the college. This
scholarship tncludos an annual .fund of
l,roo to cover all. tuitions and expenses
including travel and research during
vacations under the provisions of the
will of the late Cecil Uhodesv Mr. War
ren was a member of last year'a debating
team which defeated Huron and ot-thls
year's varsity foot ball team, champions
of Dakota. He has also won' honors in
traqk work. He is. this year serving the
student body in an especially acceptable
manner a editor-in-chief of the Yankton
Student-
Other contestants for the honor in this
state were Mr. A. K. Kotestad of the
University ot South Dakota and Mr. VT.
II. Cameron, a graduate ot Oberltn col
lege, now resident In this state and teach
ing at Ward academy. The committee
having the matter In charge consisted ot
President H. M. Gage of Huron. Dean
C. TerUho of Vermillion, Dean Jones of
Mitchell and Dean' W J. McMurtry ot
Yankton- Mr. Warren Is the third man
to represent the college at Oxford, hav
tng been preceded by Matthew A. Brown,
1&69, of Chamberlain, and Mr, Henry A
Gunderson, chosen while a sophomore In
the class of 1913 ot Crofton, Neb.
INNES STOPS IN OMAHA
ON HIS WAY TO NEW. YORK
Frederick T. Innes, the bandmaster,
spent a few hours In -Omaha Monday calif
ing on wine of his (rlends.1 is return
ing to New York from Fort Dayard, N,
M where ho left Mr. Innes, who If
recovering from 'a long and serious l!.
ROCK ISLAND RECEIVING
ITS NEW EQUIPMENT-
J. n. Pickering, master of transporto-
tlon of the Jlock Island, is in the city
from Chicago. Ho is out Inspecting the
larger points along the system, looking
Into the matter of handling business. Mr.
Pickering reports business on tho - Rock
Island fairly good and a prospect of an
Increase, The company, he says, Is be
ginning to receive-the first ot the 137 now
engines ordered, last year and the motive
power equipment of the road Is being
brought up to a high standard of effi
ciency.
to
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Big .Bourns.
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at
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OKaJKA's rtrx currxx."
M-eiimt2l SkUy Mat ia-zs-sos
WJfTf Cvugs ld-35-0-7be
The Oeltlo Comic, pat white in tk
JS&e.THE BIG JUBILEE
Ilrand new and. first time over the cir
cuit. See Pat as "Quaey at the Bat." All
clean fun and laughs. Jubilee. Beauty
Chorus.
2JL9XX BXKS SCAT. WT5XK BATS.
Worth-Whiie Clearance Bargains in
Every department Tuesday
IKKi TXSXTXin la
THE FIREFLY
Xasembla. of, M -Orchestra of M
Ja,&. 15-18-17 Tki 8 rut Thurston
All Men's
Suits and
Overcoats
y3 OFF
Splendid Bar
gains in
Boys Sutts
and Overcoats
Phenomenal BarpinOMings Tuesday
aaa I Naaa
Laces and Dress Trimmings
From the -opening of the doors Monday thfe Laco de
partment presented an animated scene. Throngs of enthu
siastic buyers eager to secure their share of the wonderful
values in beautiful laces of everjr liind and description.
Our treat Sale if Laces Will Continue Tiesday
'and .
ALL THE BEAUTIFUL DRESS TRIMMINGS
Braids, Crystal, Pearl, Gold, Silver, Persian and All Nov
elty Trimmings , will be placed on sale Tuesday, without
reservation,, at 25 fa T0,50 DISdUNT from the regr
ular attractive'' low prices. Olioose Tuesdays 'from the
largest and best selected, line of trimings in Omaha and
save from 25 to 50$&. Extra salespeople to wait on you.
X9aTS
DOtJO. .
Kau aTry SlliJ evafy wight, 811a.
AMYAXOm ATOZTIXX.ai
This Week. Barf Chip and Marr Mtrtlt, Clira
Morton. Tti. Wtna ud Companr. UauiU 0'Dtl
tni Comptar, Canwroa & O'Connor. BUI PryUL
Th Itiomaa Trla aal Bpeelal Orpnaaa I'bat.
play Tt Baaantll Now Doctor." ,
Hlw-Mat. 1 UaJlerr. iOcj boat mU. (HnO
EtU aa( Kua-J, He-ltiui Ito. We. if its U
Beautiful Silks
All frtatly inftrf ricei
$1.25 and $1.50 Crepe do Chinos'
and Poplins, all silk, 40 Inches
wide, all colors, at, per QQ
yard iJOC
$1.00 and 91.25 silk Messnllncs,
Poplins, Brocaded Silks, etc., 27
to 36 Inches wide; at, Q
yard OOC
Sllks worth to 75c a Yard Most
salines, Foulards, Louislennes,
" etc.; on sale at, -q
yard O.C
Wool Dress Goods
At About Half Worth
52-inch Imported Chiffon, Broad"!
ciom, $z.uu ana $2.ou ya. qual
ity, in a good line of colors; the
season's best values; at,
yard
Handsomo Tailored Suitings 25
elpces; In check and novelty at
fects, stripes and mixtures; nq
two pieces alike; ,$1 and $1,25
a yard values; on sale
at, yard
98c
68c
Remarkable Bargains in Snowy Linens
Inen, worth All 25c Linen and Bath - nri
$1 35 towels at, each ... . 1 2 C
ah rure Lanen liinnqr .AapKins
Scn'!:f.:r..$3.oo
Satin Damask Table Linen, worth
S2.00 a 'yard; at,
yard
Satin Damask ..'Tablo qt
Linen, worth r$i.50 a yd. C
Many Interesting Specials Tuesday in tlie' pig
Domestic Room
UNDERWEAR BARGAINS
Men's and Women's Fleece Lined
underwear, all sizes, shirts or
drawers; 50c values
at
Ladles' Medium Weight Ribbed
Union Suits, $1.00 value
at
Men's Outing Flannel,
Gowns, 76c value, at.
Men's Cotton Flannel
Gloves, leather faced,
25c values
MiBses' Outing Flannel
size's 2 to 1,4 years,
50c values
35c
Ribbed
59c
49c
Gauntlet
. 15 c
Gowns r
. 35 c
OUTING FLANNELS, FLANNEL
ETTES, ETC.
Flannelettes, good pat- j i
terns, 10c values. .... . O2C
Percales, light and dark colors
36 Inches' wide, 12 c s
values luC
Bleached Muslin, 36 inches r
19c
wide, 7c values
58-lnch Bleached. Table
Damahk, 28c values. . . ,
Bed Spreads, hemmed,
size, 85c values
Curtain Scrim, 36 iris,
wide, 18c values
1 1'.
59c
12c
21 lbs. Best Granulated Sugar for $f
48-lb. sack best high Kra.de "Diamond
II" flour, nothing rlner . for bread.
pies or cakes, per sack..., 91.10
10 bars Diamond-C, Beat-Em-All or
Laundry Queen white laundry soap.
for aso
8 'lbs; 'best' rolled br-eaVcfftst ostmeal,
for ...-,.'..4. ..... ,'.... .w, A... .380
10 lbs. best white or yellow cornmeal.
Tor I80
6 lbs. No. 1 band picked navy beans,
for .....330
4 lbs. fancy Japan rice, lOo quality.
for - .....aSo
3-lb. cans solid packed tomatoes, 8.4o
2-Ib. cans fancy wax, string:, green or
Lima beans 7Wo
2-lb. cans fancy sweet sugar .corn,
for 75o
2-lb. cans early June peas, ,B)ia
8 lbs. fancy table peaches, aprlcon.
jeara or plums, put up In heavy syrup
pan "o
8 cans Mustard Sardines ,...(.,.330
Advo Jell, the jell of quality, all fla
vors, pkgr. "W;.
Gallon cans golden fible syrup... 40o
2-lb. cans, golden table syrup. ...9o
Thel best .domestic macaroni i.or ver
micelli. per pVB 7M
Veast Koam,pkK. 30
E. O. CoVn FlftkespkB -Bo
Grape Nuts. Tkg.- . . . . . .100
l-lb. cans Assorted soups, all klndn.
per csn ts4a 8yQ
McLaren's Peanut Butter. lb....l8V4o
Hersheys Breakfsst Cocoa, lb...30o
The best Tea Blf tings, lb lOo
Golden Santos Coffee, lb 30o
Batter, Obsess, Butterlae had
Sale lCoBdsr.
The Best Bulk Creamery butter, per
oound ,.,...350
The best bulk Country butter, per
pound a3o
The Best No. 1 Dairy butter lb.. 88o
rile Jteat Country Koll Butter, lb. .cO
2 lbs. "Good Butterine .....39o
Good Table Butterjne, lb. 17Ho
Tho Best, equal to Creamery, lb..S5o
Full Cream Wisconsin cheese, lb.. 30
The Best Strictly Fresh guaranteed
eggs, dozen .. t..v.,35Sj
xn vegsiaois asarsst ox omaca lor
the raopls.
You Pay Double Elsewhere for the
Same Goods,
15 lbs. best grade potatoes. ..... .25o
Holland Seed .Cabbage, lb 340
Fresh Beets. Carrots. Turnlos. Shal
lots or Itadlshes, large bunches, ea.So 1
Kancy caiirornia Cauliflower, lb. 7iio
Fancy Cuban lllpe Tomutoes,' lb, .100
3 large Green' Peppers. ...10o
3 large Soup Bunches lpo
Old Beets. Carrots, Turnips, Parsnips
or Rutabagas, lb ,.8ao'
Fancy Large Head Lettuce, per
Head ..7Jo
Fancy Hothouse Leaf .Lettuce, 3'
for . . . 1 :l .u . :. .' ,".,. A, f .1 19c
3 bunclieB iYeali Parslej1. 10o
Fancy Large Hothouse Cucumbers, .
ach, . zJ. ..f. . m-.. -.v 33d'
Fancy TVax. or .dreea Beans, .Ih,. ,9S
Fresh Spinach, peck ...;..... .V.aeo
Fancy Fresh Dates, lb. ......... :16J,
iFancy Hallowee Dates, lb. .100
Fancy ".Crown Figs. ....... . .SOo
Large Grape Fruit . . . .7ho, Bie, lOo.
Large JUtcy Lemons, dozen S3o
li. TBY HAYPEW'SnilST,.'!.
DR. BRADBURY
MOG Farnam Street.
EKtractlmjc c t
PiUlaga BOc Up
nrldfseworlc ....$2.3o l'p,
Crovru $2.50 Up
I'latea $2.00 l'p
30 Vcars Samo Pffioa
DENTIST
V
Phone Peuj. I7fl
MljslnR Teeth appUed
without I'latea or nrldse
rrprk. Ncrre rssqved
without pain. Work gtuuN
snteed (en yera. ,
The Bee "Want Ads
If
Reach out and
find, the yery
thing you want-
Rooms, house and flats for
rent, r??l estate, help, business
ohances) etc. Try them in any
of ; ,the , many classifications.
2c per word for one time or 3c
per1 .word for two consecutive
times.
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