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REBARATIQN FOR HUN

MURDERS AT _SEA

._., `

Will be llemanded oi Germany by the United States as Wllll as Allies Land Troops at important Points Commanding Admission oi Wrong lloing on

the Part oi the lluns.

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AIMAPTANTEMOVEMENTS A

.IN THE NEAR EAST-

Route oi any ilostde Forces ilperating against' Egypt. Russian Pressure on North Draws Germans

WASHINGTON, December 29.-New*

proposals from Germany for a settle-

the Lusitania controversy,

es

ment of _ which the Berlin foreign oilice hop will he acceptable to the United Sta

dor, Y ll - ' where a. settlement was expected t‘hrist.mas -

Today it was said. the (lerman pro- commanders to discontinue siicii at-

posals resiiliing from these converi-ia- tions probably would arrive soon after

New Year's Day.

information received _here indicates It is regarded hero as especially sig-

thnt the Berlin foreign otlice is an- xious to end the controversy, in spite of adverse public opinion, said to have been aroused by the American request i'or withdrawal' of the German naval ed for a diplomatic break between the ami military attaches and the demand;

upon Austria-Hungary, as a result of the sinking of the Ancona.

The present status of the negotia-

tions is very closely guarded. Tholpnniiing withVlenna_ llnited States has contended all alongl

tes

are expected to be presented to the make reparation, with the iiruierstaii- State Department. next week. it is nn- iiarstood the negotiations between Secretary of State Lansing and (‘.ouiit Von Bernatoff, the German ambassa-

recenti rogressod to ii. point

at

Lusitania and Reparation for the Am- erican iives lost. A proposal from Germany to arbitrate the question of indemnity was rejected. it has since been suggested that Germany might

ding that it would involve ini admis- sion of wrong-doing.;

It is understood that no agreement.

will satisfy the United States, unless it contains something in the iintiu-c of a disavowai. but Germany contends that ber lntruciions to Submarine

tacks us that on the Liisltaniu., is the most effective disavownl that coiild lic given. -

nificant that o settlement of the Luslt- ania case should become imminent at

a

cies are represented as being prep r-`

United States and Austria-Hungary. A clearing up of the Lusitania case. ofiicials believe, would have an inipor- tant bearing on the coiitrovcrsy now

Mlliiililil Mill Kiiilli

.il illlll illillliili

MONCTON. Dec. 30.-Citizens we

shocked today to learn of the death “F m Y b proud of tm, 3,-em ‘lf E*'Am°"m°“ 5955"” N' B°“d"°°I‘: dnan:3i?l:guc:ess,'? continues the state

of this city, who lost his life in

B.

9-010 l°°lil°“\» WMA” m°‘°"l“5 “ear ll to the ap eel of the minister of

Dorchester shortly after 4 0'clockla

evening. Mr. Boudreau and a party 1 eresh

of friends motored down to Dcrchcs- its.. nt ter last evening and while on the heauhlyy without 5pec\,|,,_¢;0n_ ‘Tho Wfllfll "lil me ““l° “walled ‘md banks have not made advances upon 0V°l'tlll`l19ll» me W°l3ht °f the ca' the security. There has been no coming full upon Mr. Brodreau who hypomecauon of cream The gun- wns almost instantly killed. Help cmmons are actuany the diapoi-lable was summoned from ia. farm house resources of me Hatton' which have half n miie from the scene of the r ht to the treasury Great

ncciileiit.. but when it arrived it was

limi- 0"” m°l“b°l` °f tho party was people, and at the bottom of the stock-

r the greater part in cash," says an odi-

lfrench Finance 1 Sale and Solid

I ..PARIS, December '28.-“Siibsorip-

tions in the new government loan ex- ceeding 14,500,000,000 francs are. for

9 cial announcement insde today.

ment. "The country has resilmlfled f

‘lt tllliagce; it has illnderstocd its duty and

This line result .has been obtained

been b oug -

t° sums are still in the hands of the

9, time when 'Dcotonic diplomatic ctr- lMliior. not far from thc important sea-

exiriwelefl from the °v°1'l“f"°<l °‘"'» ings which will be available; position. Mina

France has important holdings ol _

dreau himself had been dead for some foreign securities, of which not the '~'~‘~'--=

without serious injury, but Mr. Bou-

timo when the rescuers arrived.

least part has been sold. '

o re tn urse ' f 4 _ - at THE coiiiiasi in Fiasi itirios

Mail lor Germany Will ° _..,...,.0.. ........... . _ _ , - _

ile Seized

w.istiiNo'roN'. Dec. zo.

Allies, it ls explained here. intend t

“lm .."ll‘..1€°“»l‘-léillT”-f’-‘il-fifll-‘il”l*’-ill A i Admit they have no Chance tot Winning the Seat

European neutrals which there reason to believe is intended for Ger- many.

liithcrto the seizures of that sor

t ' I " 1*. . '. .

:sr.‘:°a".ai"_iz°.a.s:zzs.‘:.‘:.h.‘u too Much tor Mr. J .1 J. Huillles and iiilr.

extend the search to hrst-class postal

matter. in Justldcationlof _thot acxtioié :$£2g'e,ir_;,5:» Eysxiirgsgrtthighagw 5_1; J.. _

belii eroiits show

is said the Allies wil rs p ea

inilltury necessity' second ' that the

for its 24 Thus the government of France em-

eial policy This D0llCy lllillcllles

H

l nd S sin Argentina and other “ ' D ' bah-ipod important sums to the loan. This c » ~ tha more useful at the moment what;

uneasiness. more and more mtqnllello over German llnance France ins s

trom Macedonia. Russian Movement Regarded as llorerunner oi »iljouiiianla’s` llntry into War on the ‘Side ot Allies. * 1

' .

(Special to the Guardian.) iiicnlc that iii* Allies' positloiis nroiinil 1 Thr Pall lilall's Rtisaiiiii vori-cspoir

LONDON. flee- 30.-Two new land- Saioiiikl are aonsiilerml sf=ciirf~_ lndl- dent writes: “Russian joint opt-rations

llliili lly lll\‘ Alll<‘-fi lil llw NMI' l‘lilHl- ciitioiis are flint thc campaign iirouiitlnlwitii lioiimunla are on the point of be- are rel10l'l@1ll0~¢l1ly. The British trans Saloiiiki wlili its-vi.-lop into ii. long- giniiing. iloiinianla will Hght with us f°\‘l‘i“-il H0l\l<‘_l\'o0ps from Saioniid to iii-own-out wi?-fare as on the other altliougli not for us. Her siding with ilrfflnfl. ti small tircok port nlxiy miles fronts. Rom .,report.s flint the Central the Entente is not the result of French oust. of Salonikl, wlili the lnleuiloll 01' Powf-ra liavetlieguii n geiii-.ral wlili- or English sympathies. but an endea- lllllfl <'-llP<'-l¢llli< illly lloonlblllty of 1|. drawal from the entire Macedoiilaii voiir to realize the ftoumanian dream hostile niivniiuo from that quarter. front owing ton out-ions itiisslaii vnm- of sovcrcigiity over Hukowina and 'l`|l0 HPI'-Ollll lllllillllii was inuiin by ill" prilgii iii Bcsstirulliu. This lurks coli- ’l‘ransylv:1iiiu. 'Aa ai. prupiimlioii for French on the Greek lsluuii of Caste- tirinatiou. in the Entente capitals, ltoiininiiinki cntry into the wnr the lorize, off the south-cast coast of Asia however, there is a'general opinion Russian aim is to reconqucr Buliowlna

that the Russian campaign in Bess- for thc benefit of her new ally. This arabla, which ,has been undertaken in task can he accomplished in a few thc face of urifnvoiivi-alilo weather con- weeks.

ditions. is likely to have ati important bearing on the whole war situation. The Rouinaniniis will then fortify

Aoi-.ordlng to one vcrslon l`tus?la's new the new province, march wlili the move is the Ioreriinncr of mpeding Russians through Bulgaria and Trau- Itoiiiuaniaii entry into tho wnr on lim syivania, while simultaneously the side of the Eiileiiic ltalians, French, British and Serbinns

will tical blows on the other fronts."

of Adalia.

Aii Athens despatch says that the

occupation of Adalia is the object of this landing. A railway runs iio}`.h t'roni Atialia and the presence there of n. strong Aliiced force would uiciini-c _ieominiiiiicatloiis of any hostile force operatiiig against Egypt or the lower 'Figris region. Those movements in-

port

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FillliliilKS Elilliiiiiiil iiilli-Hlllil SU|.iiiiH iiiliii HUNUUBAN iilWil

AS ll[PllHi|Biil iillillli iiilliillliil illiliilillil Bl

_ yntiingf _gpilpggpkr

who returned home last evening from

SAN SALVADOR, Dec. 30.-The

the front, was tendered an enthu- siastic reception on the arrival of the S. S. Northumberland. A large crowd

lépeoial to the Guardian.) or citizens assembled at the wharf earthquake shocks which began early

INDIANAPOLIS, Dec. 30.--Fornier and o detachment or the 105th. nest- Monday morning are still being felt

Vice-President Chas, W. Fairbanks ment, accompanied by the 82nd. Band, here. A wail collapsed during a shock was endorsed at a love feast here was in attendance. Private Brennan lodlly. killing l-W0 DSFSOHS illld B@l'l0llS~ to-day as lndlana’s choice for the Re- was received with rounds of applause ly injuring two others. publican iiominatlon for President. At and conveyed to his residence on Late advices from Honduras confirm the same meeting, which filled to over ueen St the band laying lively the previous reports that the town of

Gracias was completely destroyed by

Stale. he pledged a solid delegation who was a member of the Princess thc earthquake Monday morning. The from Kentucky in the National i"m\- Pats., was seen by a "Guardian" re- town, which lies 'I0 miles north of San

r, _ ' , _

»------»--- dusty he prnfc-ri'od to any nothing in

rd'e Llniment cures garget in cows ` rognrti to his cxperleiicos.

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flowiiig the largest theatre' in the patriotic selections. Mr. Brennan

vention at Chicago next Jiine. portcr lust night, liiii owing t.o his ino- Snlviido had a population oi 4000

l Minard‘a Llnlment cures Dlphtherla

»-~¢\~ ..~\~

phaizes the soundness ,of its fiuun-_ ~ 1,, , .. _ _ - _I I _

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A __-?_»-»»v5__,_,.__@¢_-_

_ ...S §;j5§;§.§;.;B‘};ésa;::f:.e::a.r.°:as _-gm( A¢|;vi_ty."iThroughoui the District, but the Liberals

is countries have all oniidcncc is A a

(Special to the Guardian.) ROME, Dec. 1i0.~Thc followin

pliici-. Tiiey dill insignificant damag

destrtvers Tri lov and Like. wer

ers.

our

(Special to the Guardian.) <‘ri<Yl‘TiNJE, noe. ao.---After hcav

the front. the War Oilicc announce

-“There has been violent artiller

fighting along the whole front of th Sanjak ui-my. The enemy continue

'thc Austrians after three days ten

There is no change on other fronts."

(Special to the Guardian.) GENEVA, Dec. 30.-it is reporte

here on good authority that Italia

ii'|?lllli`iili""ii"`i`ii|iis‘ “

Colours.

" _'Levi

ti POWNAL.

speakers were ltov. E. S. Weeks. Re

the sin ers bein Prnt. Barlow. Lie

had reference to the lorlous battle

Three recruits were obtained, viz `A. G. Gordon. Ten Milo lloiisf-; A.

entertained before and nficr the moe ing by Mrs A. A. Moore. Mrs .l_

Smilh'i~i com ioriuble linmo.

» - ha- s _ =

is no is int min :mail to i-he Teh- ““"' ‘"‘“" °‘ l i, _ . ,. _ . ' ‘ _ tome 902,81; hegufxlse Turkey dm mtl"-,mas _or iiissituiis and discus __ “Une J. A. e _ _ ctvos nivsn

l "' s ~ . _ _ in

subscribe to Tho H8800 C°|lV°“'-l°“» _ _ - . _ __ /inllivr siiccossfnl recruiting inoct

ol/EWS LAUNDRY ` ` ' ' was hold last nlgiit in Clyde ftiv

which cbvers it. For that reason it is contended the other belligerents are

GL Mace so Pea cEN'r_

.- _ ___ _ -s Y --1

Ausniiih nesisovtiis

suuit sv miiiiiris

Alter Three Days Fierce Fighting

Austrian Army is in Retreat before lilontenegrins. Italians 0ccupy Albanian Seaport oi llurrazzo.

v

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H

cioua fighting are now retreating.

U .f-mm~v%v/&

A. Moore. An excellent musical and,

'troops have occupied thc Albanian Sea orl ni' Diirnlzo This report is

g ,- p '. _ ,

official communication was issued to- apparently coi't‘o`ooratcd by the fact day:-Yesterday morning nn enemy that the German consul of Durazzo scout ship wltii Ave destroyers ap- and fifty other Germans and members neared oil’ Diirusso to boinbard thi- of his staff passed through llelilnzona.

i- Sivitzeriatul, yr-siorilny on route to

and than were ail.arkt=d by italian and Berlin. Durnzzo and Vvaloiiae are the Allied ships cruising in the neighbour- principal Albanian ports, Avalonae hood. The Austrian torpedo boat was occupied hy Italians several

P months ago before Italy entered the

5 E

sunk and the survivors taken prison- war. -Durazzo is n. peninsula in the

-An enemy aeroplane was shot Adriatic Sea, forty miles south of the

down by one of our destroyers, All Montenegrin border. There have been

ships rei.urnoil lo port iiiidamngeii. Pri*-vlolls reports oi' italian activity

lh"l'f". pl'iiicipall_v wlili the landing of siilvplics for the Si-rbiaii army.

y _..1_.._-_-__i<~-

fighting for three days lu-.tween Aus-

trian and Montenegrin troops the Aus~ ¥

trians are in retreat on one part. of

d

to-day. The statement is as follows: y

c » ,

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his attacks against Raskovagoru, but

HALIFAX, December 30.-A real

rival for the Gern1an‘s chlorine gas

5 has been discovered by a Canadian ll soldier now in England, according to

word brought by members of the par- ty of retumed convalescent soldiers

' today, says the Toronto News. The

inventor of the new destructive agent is Sergeant Percy H. Lawrence, of Truro. a member of the 17th Battalion. and he has been working on the de

development of the substance for four

or tive months, it is' declared. Sol-

diers who returned today say that ex- periments were carried out by the No- va Scotlan in the presence of re re

Eight MDW Recruits Join the sentatlves of the British Whr Oglce

who now hold the secret formula. As- ked as to whether the British autl1orl~ ties intended to use the new gas, se- veral of the returned men stated that

according to their belief, the Bt'it_i_§h might employ the substance in or er

A spmndm pamouc meeting was to compel the Huns to forego the use

P W l ,.11 i ht, ~

g:;'§h?;d gx;a`h5?“Mnj?,(r“§?e,;§_“ami Accordin to tlic returned soldiers

of their chlorine vapors

K

v_ the gas invented by ilhie Canadian

will be so torrlblo that the enemy will ncvcr want to use their gas mnrhincs again, It is o. combination of cho-

G. (‘.. Taylor, Capt. i-I. Full and Mr A.

literary programme wan siilmilt'ieil.1

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J. A. Moore. Miss Smith, i'owiiii.l, and Mrs J. W. lvlcEacliorii, Mount. Albion. Pianist, Mm A. G. Judi-ion. ltccitiitions were given by Mins Florence ilrown nnii Miss Verna Smith, Pownal. Botti these elocutlonists are qiilirc young. and their contributions were both stirring and. appropriate. Miss Brown’s

_ g of

Mons and appealed for men to “fill the gap.” The chairman took advan~ tage of the opportunity and appealed for volunteers. and immediately a man responded. amid tliiiudorous applause.

Fl.

Wood and Ernest Jenkins. Pownal. Tho visitors from Cliarlottetowii wort-

[_

A.

Moore and Mrs W. E. Simlih. at Capt.

or

Ilall which was filled to overiiowingy. ONE CENT pc-r word cur-ii inser-

E

micals from which it is impossible io escape, ii, is declared; bccoiise ot' the thot that it explodes when it comes into contact wiili certain materials. Iii a recent experiment in-which-a-oat was used as a victim. thlc animal was killed instantly. altlio only a small riuimtity was released. They say that Sergeant Lawrence has been working so hard ln'ihe perfection of the gas- eous_ substance. that he has become broken down, but the combustablie is

rriow ready for practicle usage in the icid. Sergeant Lawrence in the son of

:L Nova Scotia newspaperman and was formerly a member of the 'liitlh Regi- niciit of iiic Canadian Malitili.

coNDENsisD ans. ` .. ._ \

'roo Lara Fon '

oimssirzmiriow

I-1 The Giiardinn's Georgetown torrcs Government side iiicliuies Prcmicr in power If There wasa claim for in- (vlpmyn Cook p,-(.Bm(l,1 nm) gn.-r opt-u-‘ lion for nilvi.,-t;,,im_, in ,hm wmmn_

excused from respecting -it. Further-' TON Dem il-__, -p..,.\;im¢my wa ` , 1 - . . _ _ ~ . »»-- 1- -»- -- 1- ’“ T"° "‘““° C°”"°“"°“ "“‘°l‘ "’°` C°“" “““ “““°' me “'““°‘°m°“if °; ¢a.§h¢lir;"aE.`$l§';'lioa °§i°"f§ih<ll:isaios“io AV. Mbnohéio. M. 1.. A.. Mr. .iomes'M<~.5 lnhnws why he md not out haunt Hasan alittle stlwarni. °'iii'f.° illmoiii "“"" ""l"“°"' '-"°“.‘L"Y°. "*‘“'“-.___ - vm” "mt immunity °f °°"““° °' “mn the law Clarence F' mover' ‘glad 31:6 contest the bye election ln -the Flr`st 15880. Liberal candidates for 'Kings cinim. was receivcil` wii.l\ applause and he FRAME SAUSAGES Al-WAYS ON shall not apply to correspondence murder Hama Lemma :as dr nm-“_ pmrtpt of Kings County at 10 County; while Messrs. Lanclilan Moc- Mr. Hughes did not answer. Mr. delivered nn apic and 10|-¢qfu|nd¢1)-¢gp_ hand nt liolmnn's, Cliarlotwtown.

. acquitted. Ill” W°m“““ mm Y _ ' ' ' (1 H n s nt donald. J. J. iiugltes, M. P., John ll. Grnrt prone-ation to show that all the gppenlmg in thc young manhood pros- 3739-ll~6Mt.l.

l' Cell* 0" °' °“l’"““7““°“ M °’°‘°ck m uw mm 0 B e i e le er J J s ition which lint been mp0S¢’d “D00 ent anti explaining in graphic languagc 'F6"`C§T.--A LARGE BRIGTITEEEI5-

A ` ed 5° pe ' ' l t ltd by Mr.. Douglas Bell the n`w Lb ral ( ad ) . _ ' " _ -_ _ - _

COM-ING EVENTS, ‘ $20300' He drew mn 40 Der “fum um (l3iea°cllxni(:l'dl\v?l?:?1cfl'ed as clerk. Neith- J0hllB0|l and Hoverlll 0lll0l'S €XP0\llld “le P"°vm°° mf! beg" imposed DY 'hi What Britons were lighting for and rooni on ground lloor suitable for

_ arrnorruomuirnfrs, "" “W” “““'°" af-af-ti...&a.....i.i.....

iimnrrnos. sro.

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`0Nl DIN? per. word owl: insei-»` frlliilifl’

tio fo ,ed ertiei i thi olumn ' - , . Cazh inset 'accomtgenyi ot-dzrs? Mini-` - ' ‘\‘IDE.M0()N. ET( vltlve

mum ohhrgel. twenty-live cents.

.. -,.5 _ , -1"* l|~1l°B1M1ipd

Mldillutni occ.. :magic li Nelson'

.'. ._ _

“The Annual ' M Concert wtll_

Xmll-

be heldillinblyde Rivef~Pre|hyterlln ?.l'.‘."i" 573'; 2‘.°.i““‘ ‘*'i;." "°"“’ e . ° » ° v :at.i........

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to the Guardian() » _

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Ill

tlill

tomorrow 6.06'

Dec. 81.-Mlrltlmvlf

northwesterly

being ,bo election

in

tlie

BBW

WEB

train which bore the of the respective can-_

Georgetown for Souris at

Grant.

over

° `t.he’|amo `

i . tv* r 1 Wie.

blélll

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of the evening was made exploiting the “sens\tlon." Mr 'liic- Before the meeting closed, Mi- Wm. EVERY l-i0USEH&U5. 0.5

old stalwart of Neill On illfllll the lllll-(Grill Vg; Scott. Clyde River made an eu-nest in small town oi*-|db`iirbl'vfii 1

gfliflwil With 0ll°°l‘l~ H0 wld and forcible appeal to the young men story 0¢'l.llB -\l'l0l'\l\lli 00Mfl4ltill»hl! of the district to realise their re- cuetomnfy straightforward manner. aponsibllities as British subjects and which carried conviction to the audi- do their part in the great nght now on enco. This done he proceeded eo give. for freedom and righteousness. , _ the Llbenl, eonepiretoi-s e-ooiigxlllb 'rho meeting than closed with the

not gngwgr the own which wee evidently relllil 'by' National Anthem, after which t _ ‘ e audience and under which lleesre oqloers, a number of soldier; md

ll

.- »\»-J\

*-r

_ berth. Minerva _Liiitment eiiree lteuralpia.

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repent -me the doctrines of Liberalism. Despite l»l-\\‘H\lB and l“'>l?»'<1'l0~ L0 Bll\ll!»2l‘lll what the duty of true Britons is under _ - -

“Ee gtmnqqnr the tremendous fight being waged., llv=Mm. J J __ mt __ _ d) mp the circumstances. “mag mom' Awly 84 Hm°b°r° st* is now, Dem; the election of Mr. Meimnnlia cenoed- \‘- 3- ia 0 H3400 ( tag' lb” ;r_’_ Rev. D. J. McDonald was the next -_FRY-6UR-.q6_n-_E-_»iiD?p.6_fT.ED

The Mmm., ed on all hindi. The Liberate them- Llllilflllil ll V |1011 l!lD°B<l 6- 08 speaker. His address was ii most im-

selves admit It, their only hope :being il-¢\l\lSl\i®\‘-l , presslve one and was listened to wlili mimi- llllms-.bM°“» lard- md 111° -to reduce the Conlervatlve majority. Mr- Gfllllti- N0, slr, the peculiar keen img;-egg"

-'v. ' - ' - -thing about the Liberals le that they i-io was followed by iunlor 'r.

- have more eolwlderlllou f°r 4°# than McNuu. who mode n strong apposi for ing. _ . sraoialouiu.

TURNING THE 'rAa|.Es on Mn they have for _human Milli* il»°“<1 recruits. There were some coo mi-it ;"G~H-E” I,-mc" .53-lb iokomp-

40|-||q5QN_ Applause.) yet needed to complete tho Bat.ial’li ` '

Hon. J. A. McNeill. Commissioner of and he U-“Bred the young mm pmnm

Public Works.. hiid his first opportune ,would do their shui-e__ Co.. Grafton Street East, Opposltt

ity here of meeting his tggduoizrs .ot _. 'rho following young men cfm; for. Davis and Fraeerii. 686(-t-2-31M1ipd. the notorious Ai-sehsnit ii devl oiil~ word and signed the sol-vice mu

4066-11-25ml!

famous Saunnomo sausages. Baum

E. dere. Newsom & Co.. Market Build#

n _ es and pelrs at island wool andhide

1°- FB`a“"s'ACE1' 'i'H`o\“6i`.|`o'Henio"s'

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