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if A-his THEPNEWS WQRTH ‘ A A " " _ _E ALLTHE ADv'rs.WoR'rnPRnmNG N
t THE CHNRLGTTETDW GURRDIRN
'lfhv Pocnlvn |=»¢p¢¢-l _»~ _ ovmn 45.000 Randal-s Dually ' ° R.»e| by lzvursrbnshfl
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Mar-xg euerulen_F¢lm¢»a 1.391, nears; 1aa7.~ ` CHU\L0T',l`ET0WN»' CANADA. MONDAY, APRIL li, 1919' - “"”“" °""°°"‘**'°°' “°“"°"°‘ “U
CNRISTABEL l’ANliilUllST
i ~ ,Actin
_Al ciiiliilln in Westminster slit Mia; il slashing
At G “"" °" ”'llin.i.li'.“
(Special to The Guardian)
LONDON, April L2.--ilhristabel
Pankllurst sprung into the lime-ilgln again yesterday. She is the cumililaw for the expected vacancy in Parlia- nleut for the Abbey Division. ,West. ullnister. and she inaugurated her Cllllllllillll by h characteristically slashing attack on Lloyd George,
yl’resldent Wilson, the League ot' Nat- ions and the Politicians ill general for tlle way the Peace Conference is going. So far as the Premier was coll- corned she saw hope he might yet nlalte the right oholce between the support of a great patriotic majority of Englishmen and heterogeneous gang of Asquitlllans, ,Pac‘iilsts, pro- Gelulluns, lnoney `grabbers and Bul-
lN LIMELIGHT
e, President Wilson and Generally.
shevists, but she seemed to he in des- pair about Wilson. lie is another cul-
prit, she cried. "We must speak out now wltllout fear or favor. lie threat cus to have a greater voice in British affairs than the Prlnle lilinlstcr lltlll- self. He is our gerat weakness today. if we mlsjudge him he has only blln- self. He .ls our great weakness totloy. pardonuble secrecy.
-Miss Punkhurst quoted Von l{ulll~
lllunn's sncers at the Prcsiliellt and sneererl herself at his defeat at the last elections and then she declared that the peace negotiations were af- ter all primarily a European affair and as England was nearer ‘the Ger- "nlan volcano she must understand lt” l hotter than Wllsoll.
CANADA-ROUMANIA
STEAMSHIP SERVICE
First Steamer Sails inla Few Days, Four'0thers to Follow. Canadian Grecian Service also inaugurated.
1 _ (Special to the Guardian)
LONDON, April 12.-The ltoumalr
lauigsteelnslllp .lrul will sail from Liv- erpool ill' o. few days for Montreal to inaugurate thc Falladlall ltounlrllllaz. service.
This is ono of live Itoumzllllnn
steainere to be placed on. this l-ouu-_
The second boat will leave Liverpool
|co.l'ly'in May and lllc others will fu! low every four weeks.
Arrangenlents are under way for
75,000 tolls of Greek shipping to iw
placed on tire Canadian Grecian routaf |The greatest dllllclllty for Called lan trade in Europe is securing sulfl:;» lent slllppillg.
Wiillllllfll ISLAND S SOLDIERS RETURN
The wounded island soldiers wllo
returned via., Portland;-Maine on the hospital ship Easequlbo reached the island on Batnrday. Those who canle to Charlottetown were met at the depot by the League of the Cross Band and the usual reception was hold at Prince of Wales College. Tlla speakers' were ltcv. 4'-anon Simpson who' represented the Mayor nlld the Citizens (Jolnlnittce. Corp- oral Hughes for the Returned Soldiers Aid Commission :md Lieut. l'. A. l‘nlmer for the G. W. V. A.
The ladies of the G: W. V. A..._scr-_
ved the usual refreshments.
The soldiers who returned were:-» Pte. use nnnlloy, D. c. lvl., st,
'rs'rmiln.
vial Frank or-ady_ nest Baltic.
Pte; Allen Dolron, Charlottetown, Pte. .l._W. Pldgeon, Kensington. lm. J. ll. "messed, North wlltsnlre. Pte. Nicholas Murphy, Sturgeon. Pte. George Walker. Charlottetown. Pte. Gaudet, Sammerslde. -
Hnmw
ltmnlnlclln srrcllls
'wanna Tn once. av courts
nice house centrally located. Apply "ll-‘»" B0! Mhelty. 4840-4-Zmtf
;.;~, » » _ - _;
rouno.-A sum or moNsv,'owN-
~ or may_._l|eve the some by oalllnp
ll 'Illia il Moda Drugstore.
Q--l ._ i-08`l'i-UUNUAY GOLD MOUNTED anletllyllt `I|\'lnar_\-_ ln bln:-tl lt~a'.llcl' ~'°se`. Firldbr pleas-: leave nt 2?! Grafton Bi ` Ill
""' - -_-L¢n»»._.
‘>Ala¥4lN'l |ANl'rAnv 'ltu‘r'rsn _inn . arimil. "omni may nuc- tu"-|la_pu loo. Psi- post toe Guardian -lilac. |04-1-Iometl
“ »*¢~en ummm
‘H0001 wlxlcao-av saloon or Avril mil, _Illia for family of four. ctntlt 9 ‘ioilAt¢d,` unturlilshed, all moilml' '¢biivull_eo¢n, ' _write . 'f./at
. earo"of»"`U\t\l'dlat stating ' rent. etc. _ l mu-4-mtl'
\ - lv..- .,
l Pte. Leo Bradley, D. (‘. lvl., is tilt- son of Mr. Patrick Bradley, of St. Teresas. lie left the island seven years ago and was 'located in (lai- gary whore licisnllstcd. Ile went to France early ill 'i916 and was in all the heavy lighting in which the Can indians participated froln that tinlt up to the time he was disabled. llc won the 1). (`. M, in tho Solnlnc iight- lng in 1916. Before enlisting he held n good position ill the Calgary Police Department.
Pte. Frank Grady. of East llaltic.
son of Mr. l’. Grady, is minus his loft leg as the result of wbunds rc- ceived at the battle of Amiens. llc onltsted in the 105th and transferred lo the 20th. lie fought at Arran and ill the Alnlens fighting had his leg broken in lllree places below the kllec, Two of the breaks "we1‘e"”'mado by
llllraplrel lmd one by bullet all being received almost simultaneously. _The leg was alnputatcd three days later.
Pte. Allan Dolron. of Charlottetown.
is a well~kllown young barber of this city. llc was wounded in the lllp at Dourlon Wood as the result ol' which one leg is slightly shorter than the other.
Pte. George Walker, is a son of
C. tl. llrunt, and formerly belonged to Georgetown. He enlisted ln tlu-` 105th and transferred to the 26th. Hc- was wountlod by shrapnel in the head and leg snr] also lost the middle finger' of. his left hand. ` Pls. Nleiism Murphy, ls the sen of Mr. Philip Murphy of Sturlievll- HC' ls also a 26th Battalion man having enlisted ln the 105th. He ls lllinufl his len arm. `
Pte. J, W. Pldgeon of Kensington
also lost his rllhi |08 b€|°*! "W “W9 at the battle of Amlens. He also en-
the late Fapi. Daniel Walker of tllef
i
i i
Troopship Expected
At Halifax
(Special to The Guardian)
HALIFAX, April 12.-In trallsport-
ation circles it is expected that the Llarmallia, Olympic -and Acqultanin respectively will arrive here Thurs- dlly. Friday and Saturday ot' next week, ilntl it is expected the Adriatic will be back bore shortly.
Plenty Railway
Work Says C.P.R.
(Special to The Guardian)
CALGARY, April 12.-Grant llnll
Vice-President, C, l’. ll., said yostel'» day that the (I. l’. R. would absorb all the labor offered. lic enllnlaterl that 15,000,000 acres would hc under crop ill the West this year.
Disposition of
Enemy Tonnage
(Special to The Guardian)
PAILIS, April 13.-The supreme
economic council has announced all agreement between the associated
governments providing lthztt enemy tonnage, both that acquired before and since the arnlistlce, would be divided among those governments ac- cording to their ability to bring the ships into speedy use and, in the case of passenger ships. according to their relative needs. _
This agreement \vil not prejudice
the ultimate disposltioll ol' the ships under the terms of the treaty ol' peace. The vessels will lily the flag of the allied maritime council as well as the national flag of,tho country undertaking their management.
North Russian Crisis
Now Passed
(Special to The Guardian) -
LONDON, April 12.-The crisis in
Northern Russia has passed, accorcl~ ing to the Archangel despatch to the Post today. The despatch said the snows are melting paving the way for the arrival of reinforcements. lt was further stated that the Bolshevik army on the Archangel front, now nulnbor 30,000.
War-Minister' Churchill, addressing
the Aldwich Club last night said: "England cannot negotiate with the Bolshevik. The allied troops lll Rus- sln will he relieved. The l’l°omicr has given mo full power to accomp- lish this."
Canadian Express
Strike injurious
t
(Special to The Guardian) 'l‘oltoN'l>o, April ln.-¢li¢iayor church
todey_ sent a telegram to Hon. G. D. Robertson, Minister of Labor, Ottawa, calling attention to the "intolerable conditions of affairs occasioned by the strike of the employees of the Canadian Express Conlpaolesf’ lt was pointed out that package and other freight is now tied up, this all' leading to great congestion. Condit- ions will be worse by -Monday, said the message, cannot government in- tervene ilnmedlatoly and settle strike? Please answer."
Rank Rlln__ill Hnnland
CUBLENZ. April 12.--Allied troops
today began guarding German banks in Coblenz and Treves because of re- ports that the strike 'among bank- clerks in unoccupied Germany might spread to the occupied section. The clerks ln the area however, continue at work.
listed ln the 105th. ANNOUNCEMENTS.
pu, ,|_ R, Mound. of the 105th, who OOMIN
G EVENTS.
men who had the misfortune to lose
‘ ll limb. ne nm nu mln leg below' __ . . the knee as the result or severe _al _?_°';°el:;,°t,hE
wounds received. He be_l0l'lll» t0 Manny “uhh N°""‘ Wm"'"°' 'consists of drills, choruses and dialog- TM" “I” “rw” by th' EMM ues Doors open
q““’°' N“"m' amen Mu’ B' Mlixralrl cownlences at eight o'e`|ock. mmm" °'~ summsmde' nd lF!'“b“h Admission 25c
"E. Mckhnale of ll'lat'Rlvor. ' |91" mm
tranferred to the liith was another _ nIEETINGS_ Evra
L11 'concert and ple sor- ross Hall on Easter April 21st. Program
at ievch o‘clock. Proi
ana 15c. Ladies with 5046-4-14MApr.l4.16,1o
' ._ vi ~ _,.. ~",.4-tis
Determination and En
Sul-. -ulrliloll it rl.:-:ldy rifu ng in win,
will enter 'lie cllarfncd clrcli- ill' t5 nt the close of thc colltcsl for thc lllat;n’-
flcellt pri7.cg‘ glvcu away b_v “'l‘.\»;, Guardlan."_ ' The iliffcrr-llt cnl|didu'ti~g arc alrcnlly \ViliC|l|l1i¥ fhv vllllir candidates and all are planning ways and means to secure substantial retllrlls ill votes and cor responding rapid advances. One thing is certain. No mysticism charms or legerdemain will enter into the suc~ cess, Planning their eanlpaign by the light of the moon, wllilc it is shining over the left shoulder, ol' carrying the lcft hind foot of ‘at black rabbit. captur- ed ill it gruri; yllrli, will not l`urtllcr their efforts. ’l‘llerc ls no luck about this canlpatign. This moon and the novell stars, the ground hog and his shadow, a black cut, I"rlda_v t.he 13th. crossing your fingers behind your back. ol' throwing salt over your right shoulder. none of these have ally part
ill the making of success of those who will accllm_ulate thc necessary number of votes to secure the honors l‘or their districts.
' ENERGY ALONE COUNTS
Tha open gesallle that \vill throw wid" tile doors ol' success is just energy, lie- termined ar.d ulldlslnayed. ll lg energy that will push _ronr standing far allcall. and lack of energy tllat will cl\lisi¢'_\'oll to slip bacla
`ll’ ther.: 4-vl-r with illcelltlvv lu
work it is for tllosc culllllilatos fortun- ate enough to have enrolled their namcg so early in tlln_coll-test. "l`lll=.\' have an advantage wil-ich will cease to be of any use unless they :lvail tllolnselros of it by reaping tilc first harvest of votes which lies about thcnl ill such profusion. There are oppor tunities now that will be gout- inter. Perhaps some candidates for another district is planning right now to \\'l'1lc
Min Jean Finlayson _ ._ Mr. Augustus Down Mra. W. J. Llaney Misa Mildred Acorn MIM Annie Cameron, ,,. l"t¢lrcs'i. Stewart ..
DISTRI
Misc Floule Corbett... Min Eileen Conroy
Mr. T. Gordon lvea Min Mary E. McPhee .. Min Hol°n Howatt Mrs. Arthur Green Misa Anna McCabe Mlas Pearl C. Howatt . Mr. Harry S. Canrlurl .. Mr. Frank F. Arsenauit Mis! Lucille McNeill .. Mila Mary M. O'Brlsn . Mr. R. H. Abbot Mila Annie McDnald Mrs. James Redmond ..
Mr. Roy T. Tanton Miss Myrtle M. Philips. Mr. Guy F. Holland, - Mu. Marv Anne Hulse ~
Zechariah Buote,
Min; Eatslls Mcbonaldi ~ Mra. John Campbell
' satscr vou
Select your favorite candidate.
Then cut out the subscription blank on the inside of this paper, till. it out and send it direct to the Campaign Department ot` The (filarlottelown
Germano-Austria
Now Proposed
--- I
PARIS. April 10.-Despstohcs from
Vienna today announce .the arrival
.there of a German delegation which
'hal opened negotiations for the ln-
Llsr or cANo|oA1'Es
olsrlilcr No. 1. .
. . . . . . . . . . .. . Montague ,. ... 19,850
, ...Heatherdale .. _ 9,075 _
..O'L¢Rr'y.... ...Searletown ,.
. . . . , . ...W¢ll.lngton Station .. ._
. . . . . . . . .. . S0arletown
..,3t.Eleaners.... .,
.. Abrams Village, 3,757 _
...Rlchmond,R.R.N°.1.».~A..
...Lauretta.Lot3 5,368 _ . ...Malpeque . 2.370 .
_ -.,L|ttl¢ Pond .. . . . . . . . . . . ._.Lake Verde fur ,sale or for use uri at l~olltl'llr't0r`s, _ ...SL El°lnors - ~- B534 outfit nur ill any llli\llufi\ci\lrill|; cs-
. . . . . . . . ...8t. Nicholas .. _ »~
...Hunter River ... . . . . . .~
...Eldon,... ...8outhWe't L°t 16... .
Misa Daisy E. Vanldentlne ....Peters Road _ . Mina Mary Kelly, ._ .. .. . . . . . . . ...Porta|e,R. R. . Min Janie Gallant . . . . . . . . . ...st, Ann, » Miss Genoa A. Lewla. . . . . . ... ....Gar-dlgan .. . . - Mtn Myrtle McKinnon .............P¢tera Roan -»
R CAN DIDATES
THE CANDIDATES KEEPING
SHARP EYE ,ON FIGHT
orgy Prime Factors ln
Contest to Win Place in Big Prize Cani- palgrl for Men and Women.
.Alotterg into your t.cl°l'itory, asking sup- D0l`l frolll tllosc people you are dc- pclldillg on. but have llcrgllrctetl st-clng_
'l‘hc rcill interest thi, active cuxldl.
(lotus and their friends arg taking ill lilo race is becoming uppllrcllt, and ll nulllbi-r ol' toltcrg have been received frolll prospective cillldidates who arc anxious to know whether it is "'l`O() lute to enter the contest."
The iluesiioll is easily answered.
The contest has hardly started.
'l`llerc is no doubt that some of those
who are making good progress were just as skeptical of sllcccssasarenlany who still llesitntrg to enter. (lcllcrally the fiilufllllati-..=i who ileliin-ram well ml' their cllztllcrr of winning hl\l‘orc enroll- ing are the ones who un, victorious ill this crld.
A feeling ol` tilnidlty and hesitation
often goes before bravc ucllievelnenis
DON'T BE TlM‘lD
Most certainly therc ig no sense in
acknowledging your Scif defeated be- fore you begin. Many will say, “0h, l would just llilte to enter anti then not will," hut how arc you to ,tell you will not w_ill What reason is thcrc for you to believe that you should not
'Ile among the fortumttn-ones? Being ,skeptical of success in lilly venture where you know cl’t`ol't will bring gllc cess i_~; many tiluvs tllc Inr-'_-rltivq til grouter effort ilnrl thc collseqliellt uv- colnplisillniinl ol what _vou sturt out lo ilu. ’l`illlirlli_\. llowr-\'r'r. is |°cprcllv>.l silllc,
f The |1'i'f.<‘s are lilo biggest and b_
; that cvcr Iluvc been offered in rl circul- _tinll canlpaign on the island hefol'-.‘. land it wllnlfl ri,-illl_\' br it pity if _von
l \-:cl-U to lost, imc of tllclll through il lli» ,tio tilnilllly' ul' scllsc ol' false prillc.
_Write the Uolltcst .\lllnagcr or give illinl all opporiulllty to have a personal chat with you.
Charlottetown _ . 17,075
Charlottetown . 13,250 l Charlottetown ... .. . 13»125 Charlbttetewn _ . . . . . . . ... 4,913 i Summersldtg . "l,450 <'l|,||-iilf_t4-lc»\ ll ill ii
c'r No. 2 `
(Special to The Guardian) i
\\'ASIll.\'(l'l`O.\'. .tprll 12.--lljailllar
Uwlltlllrs. lm- sweilisll socialist leiiililr and l)l'. l~`l'itll. Jilff 2\'ullscll. ill-alll uf fill! -\'Ul'\\'ltl»Ziiln Voori Mlssloll lo till- Vnitcd Stains, :llltl scvcl'a|l otllrr prollr ` inclll Scllllrlillilvlalls and Swiss sull- Jvcts llavr: been <:olli’f‘rrillg with lllclllllr~r.»' of. thc illicl'-Allied rclicl council ill alll clfori to :ll‘l':llll.:<- for tllc fccliillg of tllc larger cities of ltus» Silk USl1UC|lllly l’etrograll. llr. lilallsi-ll is anxious illut.tlle revictualillg plull
"TERRIBLE CUNDITIGNS'
THRCUGHCUT RUSSTA'
Conference Considering Means of Relief. Zilllllil
Dying Monthly of Starvation and all Children Under Two Years Dead.
be adopted speedily so tint' ‘food ships can approach Petrograd as soon as lilo ice breaks up. Dr. Nome; 05. tlllmtcs lllc death rate at 200,000 lnol\tllly.` directly or indirectly due .lil starvation. lie says the worltl cannot slalld idly by and watch women and vllildren starve. Virtually all the children of less than two years are now dead ln Petrograd, according to ill-_ Nausea and conditions are ter- rlbe beyond description in the or- llllalrs homes and hospitals.
Poles Angered C W!
The Peace Treaty
Against Ententei
‘ (Special to The Guardian)
Al\ilS'I`Elll)AM, April lil.-~'l`llc llillcri llcss of the l’olcs llccullsc of the allies decision not to lulld General llallers
arnly at llalinig has risen to the high- est pitcll. says the correspondent of the 'fllgeblutt at Thorn. it has becll mul'l<c<l, he declares by an lll(~l'eas~ ing nulllber of anti»Gcrlnan acts. ill- cludillg the sliluslling of busts of former Elnperorlwllliam and l<`rcderick the Great. The Polish peoples coun- cil, adds the correspondent, has lsslr ed it proclalllatioll saying that the entellte knows that the people will
not let Danzig he snatched from thelll otlierwlsc resistamm, to' Gerlnan and llolsilcvik asslllts will hr: ilupossll.\lc.-
}More Soldiers i
Arrive in St. .lohn
ST. .](lll.\'. April iii.-Blooming,
lbridcrl, grlllilul soldiers and lustyl fhzllics callin on thc troopsllip Scun-‘
_Now Ready
- (Special to The Guardian)
l'AlllS, April 12.--ln British clfdts
there is a very clear impression that the Council of Four is now ngorer agreement than as yet any one’ has dared imagine. Today the Dominion Premiers, Borden of Canada, Ht\|hes of Australia, Botha `of South Africa and Massey of New Zealand are ln- vited to breakfast with Premier Lloyd George to hear a communication of the gruvest importance.
The general impression. among these
Pl-elniers, a_ccord.lng to information from the highest source, is that the communication affects the Delco terms to be imposed on Germany. Tim deduction drawn from this is that the Council of Four has reached rl substantial agreement. lt is further
madc known that' the utmost secrecy is considered in regard to the pmtcc terms. lt is even stated that any journal in attempting to reproduce the feat or M. De Blown; in tart wmllc iw ln-ld lo be a traitor. '
'dilluvlull which llockcli llcrc _vc-stel°-_ day,
Tile passenger list was uludc up oil
i 456 discllllrged soldiers, of the British l arlny but men tingling with Canad~| ilan blood. 147 wol.ncn_ mostly wives] lor ine careers innl men: 170 cinliri rcn and llincty' threc officers and; cadets. ' Many inquiries lluvo boon made re-
lating to furniture and household goods wllif-ll have hccn plircllascll by liullnrliall solrlivrs ill Ellglallrl nllfl_ which they di\slri~ to bring hack to Oallada, The Cllstoms ,Department
., _ . 12,625
. . . .. _ 9-700 ,
Alh¢rton . . .. Tipnish . _ _
i
MSTRICT No 3 l ved abroad and are rvtul-ning to Can-
i
9,025 ` s,e5o _ 8i170 s,7oo = 7,200 5
.'s,o6s ‘
2.875 2,350
"ir .f Vallty ... ._ i,l'."_' |ry.l:i .. .»»'»`-lb"
1.023 1020 1,007 1,000 i 1.000 1,000 , 1,000 1.000 1.000
`(.luurtllnn 'ind y0\lr candidate will rc oeive votes on same. lf you are ill arrears send that in, as lt will entitle
as a renewal.
lllul, to illcillllc llvnulm-k or ilrilclcs
had ruled that manlllors of thc Can-_ ndlan flverscas Forces who' have aer~l
adn with llollsf~-hold effects will be treated :ls original soltlr,-rs and thc 'foilowlllg lll'iicl<‘s will ln- illllnlttL'll_ froc of duly: \\'enrlll|; apparel. hooks. usual und l-cusonulllc llollsc-hold ful'n~| lturc and other effects. instrulrlents and tools of ll-nite, occupation or em-
plorllltult; gulls. lllusiral illstrlllncnts. rtollleslic scwillg lnucilillcs, type- writers. bicycles. carts. wattgolls or other lligllwlly vehicles, ilgricllltllrill ilnplclncllls, livestock for the furnv
tublislllllclll.
L800 Soldiers
Arrive in Halifax
_ ____
(8pecial,to The Guardian)
IIALIFAX. S.. .\prll` lil.-'l`lu>_i
<Laplend arrived liltc yesterday altar- nnon with over i800 returned soldiers, lift nursing sisters and rl nulnllcr ol ulll1‘1:rs, _
Iland, according to an interview in the Petit Journal with the private
|»<ccl°olnl'v of Pri-mlcr Lloyd George.
Quebec “Weis”
M ' ` 132 000 3]0l'llY ',
(Special to The Guardian) MONTREAL, April 12.-Although
the returns are not yet complete tile "wet" majority through out the Prov- ince has new reached 132,000 accord- ln to computations at 11 o'clock to- night.
Allied Dllligatioas
l:0:~rDON. April lo.-an the I-louse
of Commons, replying to a question Mr. Lllllllwlu said, the allied ullllfdff ions to the liultcd Kingdom on Mardll :nd lint were l.ses.4n.ooo .sterling and the obligations ofthe Dolrlillions were 170,896,000 pound! sterling.
Court Martial ell
Kinnlel Riots
(Special to The Guardian)
l.o.\'DoN. Apr-ll 'lz.-The Cohn
Martial over the Klnmel Camp dlti- turbances will open at Liverpool 'ln
about e week. Malor General Sir Hilli- ry Bm-stall will preside. _
ro euftn Home ron aotoielis
\vn~:Nlr»eo. April lo.-rits cltyhs
asked the Canadian Government for one million dollars to build homes for soldiers to rent at Milli ddllrr it lnonth.
'um wnamltl `
tho candidate to votes lust the elaine _ _ _ I TEMPERA%4’“E_ ____
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` 'llnly will he iienleil in two or three ----
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