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1 °zTii`oiisD.-xv, Novi-:linkin 39, 1915-`

. Toronto Daily Star (Liberal), of Saturday, will i`iot

bt- pleasing to the Dewart type of politicians, but its

`ST_ fairness will strengthen the influence of tlfit news-

` paper with the rank and file of the Liberal party:

This is the anniversary of Scotlanr.l’s Patron Saint

and the day will be celebrated in some form or other nickel was Being turned over ‘to neutrals-lwho 'would the world over, \\‘liere`ver Scotsmeli forgather- It is let our enemies piticiire their share of it,'yet it was

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the third St' .»\ndrew`s Day since the war began. In i

i914 the day was alloived to pass practically niiob- ous duty of keepiiig'our_ nickel aivay from the enemy served as it was felt the war would be oif' short dura- \v

tion and when so nian_\~ of Scotland's sons were at_

the front it would be hardly seemly for those left be- of the nickel question iiotliing but a partisan issue. lt hind to spend the day in rejoicing. Last year the day is a subject that easily lends i_tself'to the purposesof was more generally celebrated and this year the feel- iiicn who merely agitate_ It is_s_o charged _with_ high ing' has been expressed that Scotsnien \vho are unable CXlll0Sll/CS <15 *O Yemllf the P0l‘f“`fl-_l 5@"SaU0\lFll|Sf (0 to go to the from sli'onl`1l nit-ct and send words of throw it at the other party. '1`hcrie_was, of course, (hee, _md _.m,,,um_,`,__,m_,,l to limi, i,,L.i|,,_-m at hmm- always the danger that like a bomb with a short fuse, and abroad and especially to those in the fighting lint. lf

Scotland has reason to be proud of thc part she has taken in the great world conflict, and Scotland’s sons C

throughout thc world have shared with her the honour "0 bollchcafl P135 i5 being made bl’ Our G0V°mm0|ll5»

and glory of participating in her deeds of valo'nr. The 3

CL_I___br,_tiO__`_ to _“kc __1_m__ todm, will not Immlkc so situation and the war intergsts of the Allies presents.

much of national glorilicalioii as of patriotic rallies in which inspiring iiicssages will be exchanged be- "

tween hmlh" ~;l__,l\ ,hc “._,,.p| “wr and c,,(]C_“.Uu,~ satisfy most people whose interest in the matter is

made to slill fnrllicr roiise the ligliling spirit ol Scot- ll land's soiis.

In t`liarloltclo\\°|i iiieiiil>ci's of the Caledoniaii Club f*`Hi"'(l to the nickel Policy 'f0"0“"~"l ‘luflnl-I U10 war~

that the policy followed is, in fact, Britain’s policy

will dine together in the l)a\'ics llotel and discuss a

prograinnie which is sure to create gi new spirit of W

cnthusiasnl, patriotism and brotlierliness tlirouglioiit B _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _

through its Committee on lmciiiy bupplies, ‘is ni laily, weekly, monthly control of all the output of the

the length and breadth of the province. -

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'_ refinery of the lnternational Nickel Conipaiiy_ in so

_ _ _ » CUNSCRIPITIO-N_ f

1 i United 5tates~’ `

Many are ilisciissiiig and ailvocatiiig conscriplioiii

as the only fair and equitable way of raising an army. Robert Cecil’s reply to a question in _the British

This coiiclusion has been arrived at both in (ircat llri- House on Thursday night, should go far to satisfy tain and Kanada, contrary to the time-honored llritisli public opinion that the nickel question is being haiidl- idea of voluntary _~‘er\'icc. because so many have prov- cd as _lohn Bull wants it done. john Bull, of course, ed to be' slackcrs. lt is felt, and justly so, that when is not infallible. But in this case he is the doctor.

H

men who appreciate the lllcssiiigs of llritisli institu -

tions and are ready to light, and if necessary to die prescribed will probably by most be considered about for them, those others who enjoy the same privileges as prudent as could be devised in view of all thc sur-

have a right to defend llicm. 1' Canada has promised an army of half a million

volunteers. Nearly four hundred thousand of these have already offered their services; many of ilu-in have faced the ciieniy on thc battlefield; many of them :irc buried _sonicwhcrc in l"rance; many of them have returned bearing the honorable scars of battle- »

And the slackcrs remains. How niany of the fallen tl

would be living today, how many of the wounded H

would still be whole 'ind 'iblc to light had there been from Where' doubtless; the armies of the Am” “rc no slackers, and our ariiiy of half a million been in Consohflatmg thc" rcccflt gums and the (’°m""“ the field wlieii they should have been, we do not know, Phummg some "CW dcvllmcnt

but it will stand forever as ii reproach to our slackers-

that at least sonic lives would have been spared, if St‘*"‘l~ ,Our “Ports “rc either °°mr9~dl°t°fY 0*' too: they, the slackcrs, had done their duty like men. \\7c °l05"lY "C"-“orcd to 1"? l"t°lllglbl@~ AW] this iS lflllf

are short-lianded at thc front be'_causc of our slack- il

L-r5_ thc “-ur will bc 1,,-Olonged because of thc Slack- ter, now quite pronounced on all fronts 'will see a ge-

crs, wc may lose the hght, and with it all that we hold ll dear in thc world, because of the slackers, for we

have been told over and over again tllat it will rc-lcmpt I)l‘CdlCtl0"- _lt Will/C0l1flmlC fill U10 GCl‘l1l2ll1 quire all our resources in men and material to win l>C0l>l<-‘ flllfl Ollf Vvllllf U10 German l¢i\<l0!'S IHWC l<l\0\Vl1 the war. The man who can slaiid under that indict-`f0f 50|“C time-°"?""Cl}’ that the Gcflmms are h0l)0‘ ment is not woriliy of the shelter his country affords lCSSlY lJCf1lCl`|- ThC iS5UCS UPON \VlllCl\ fllc Cvlllrfll .]iim_ ___ Powers went to war have been determined against

During thc past monlli or told th; tpthcni. They kccp up the fight, not to extend their do-

llllmbcrs of yotlilg iiicii are folrixkae Unit;-1l minion and make it_ secure, btit because they :irc un- States, lieeange they 1-;ii||-,1,t affy l'0{g»'§-` gm; (hc Cvi. willing lo acknowledge defeat. That is perfecllv na. dent contempt with which tlffly ar`e_lbc'ing regarded by _lnral, it is in accordance with the traditions of war. A thc friends of those whom they .should be 'helping Country that has HS mtlCl1 fighting power left 'in her somewhere in lfraiicc. 'l`h`e1icj_i_ eiyb " jimnliness in as Germany does not admit that she is beaten. A very

their make-up to be :isha`iiilédl‘§f"itfhgi1'diii‘eliction of duty although not enough to induce them to do their duty. Iii__aiiy case they are better away, better for themselves, better for their country. Of those who remain, who can brazen it oiil, who can still content tlieiiisclvcs with doing work that others, physically unfit for war,, or that wonicn could do equally well, ther# is no hope and the inoral conscription that has driven their friends to the lliiiled States will have no effect upon them. _

There arc iiiaii_v not in ldiaki who areinot slackers,

who have been held back by quite legitimate reasons. These wc feel assured will take their places among

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The following passage from an editorial in the

“While it seemed impossible to'suppose that our

uite ,nete&ary to demand a'~sur.iiii_es that the olivi

as being efficiently perfdnned. “There have been those, however, who have made

would explode in the hands of._the throweij. "The popular interest as regards nickel is an‘hon- st interest arising in a desire to know for sure that

nd that the best course is being' followed that the

“The ex_plaiiation of the whole situation as given i a speech by Holi. Arthur _i\l'eiglien will probably

ot partisan, that the Federal (ioverniiicnt has been

full consultation with the lnipcrial Govcrnnicnt in

hicli the .-\dmiiiistra_tion assists in applying. ‘The ritish t_iovernrpcnt,’ said the Solicitor-General,

ar as that output 'goes overseas or into plants in the

“Hon_ Mr. Mcighcn’s speech, coupled with`I.ord

e has diagnosed the case, and the treatment he has

ouiidiiig circiiiiistaiices.” A

THE WAR

The war news of thc past week or more is tan-

iliziiig biit_iiot disconraging~ The weather has been bad nd there has been desnltory fighting on the :veslerii

ln Roumania the situation is difficult to (under-

lso of the Russiaii front- ln all likelihood the win-

eral slackening of operations.

As to the duration of the war it is useless to at-

great part of the German people do not even It-now' that they are beaten. They are not permitted to know where and how far the fortunes of war have gone against them. When all the'rest of the world was informed of llic fall of Monastir, the Geifians were deluded by- the announcement that llie forces of the' Central Powers have "occupied trenches" to the north of that city. Similarly other dclcats were turned into victories for the benefit of the people. The impartial world, even that part of thc' world which is not impartial, but much inclined to one cause or the other, knows that the Central Powers have lost the

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Stomach Was Very Bad

_ Mucli_ lllzzliiess and Pain

DQILY 8ELE¢'|'l0l8 FOR i

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tee lilm _Enough _to pay his] bllls.lii Christ you already h e every spirit-

And as for___ot.her needs, sueh` ne 1110119! 01' gtlllnnce, or ‘health or

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rememberlug‘that "He that 2-pared

f0l’ UB-U11. how shall he' not also with 1 hm freely give us all thliigs"? ~-

A Flllllli HUN 1 T

LONDON, Nov. 27-Except in

quarters, which are crinipnlgning to

inlralty, the latesfdash ol' German de

ating tour, undertaken for the pur-

ation, which exposes a proud and great inition to the jeo_i's of the enemy." .The Mail also recalls Mr. alff-ur's spe-ecli ot' Noveiiibor 9 iii which, i‘et`e~rring to the Cliaiiiiel riiid

confident that. il’ tho (ini-iiiaiis ruiiiio again, tliuy would not escape disas- tor.

l/lPlllNll NIAY HAVE

land from Liverpool said they w1~i~i:-

Bhip strllrliig some snliniergcll object. The impact was so siiverc. some ol' ' the passengers said, llial they \vl‘i'<‘

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_ 3 tishrposltions east of Beuuinont- 1 A

ani' other tem ral bllossiii are ou Hlmep north of Au-e,.€,_ but the efflm §&

not his own Son but delivered him up _d|,pe,.Bed_ The artillery bombM.,|_

_1-ments were violent all Saturday and

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while the. British coiicentrntoil on Prusicux and positions' east of Ar-

' ras-_ The Germans claim to have

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oust Arthur J- Blllfvllr fI‘0ni the-Alb blast furnaces at Dilliiigen lii the

' r “foyer” mm British \V3l9l'9 is treat' one enemy inacliino during the opera- ed by the newspaper as ia. futile )unk- t10m;_

D080-‘1 01' ll0l!l9 C0llSU¥llD¢l0l1_ _prlso attack near lllaisoiit-flliaiiiipairiic. l

The Time-s naval e0i‘i'0sp0ll<l0¥1l Another enemy effort in t_lie Aulierlve

SBYS U18! HB l0l1l»Z HS U19 GOFIIIHUS salient (Chiiiiipagnc) wus- also dvl`eait1 '

Care to luke the rislis lIlV0lV0<1 H165’ od. Both art.ille`rles were very active

Will HIWHYS be able to YCDSM SUCH about Fort Vaiix and in the i‘e_cioii` - exploits. of Ablaiiieourt iiiid'Pi'essoii'c, soiitli` -_ ` ~ ’ 0 `

Tho Mull, on the other _hand, uses ot’ the Soiniiie. Tho Gtwniaiis slate i

the incident as a base of another that ti French attack on tht- St. ,

severe attack on Mr. llulfoiir. wlioiii_Mihiel salient, soiitlieasi. of \'c`i-iliiii. - '

lt' holds i'esponsi'blo for "this lninilll-1wa1.; re-pulsed,

ot October 26, lic- said that lie was F

' (Canadian Press'Despatch.) ister' of Labor at oni't~ wrolo

NEW YORK, Novciiibei' 28-Pas- \vho'lesali\i‘s stating that he would

sengerg who in-riv1;11 he-i-ri today on not _periiiit _tlii's__ :ii-_il tl_ii'c~:_it/eiiiinef. » the While Star Lint: stnamship Lap- criiiiinal action il tht-_v |ici‘r-ii.-=loi|.

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awakened early yestoi'1la_v l_>y Il Hl|1_>;'li ‘ ____ _ _ _ _ __ _ __ _ , _

S .1 Z mi ||_ ie -0|m~¢( 'hy i1- no iie1 inn ie con: lavo ai I |1\ ¢ - ‘

ml is gl i in i bread lie wanted and lie could :41~l| it_ This ls Your Opportunity.

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LONDON Nov. 28-Tlieir w::'~_1iiuiiie

_ iinlnor lirlaiitry fighting c-i the west- l V _ l

‘ml b'°"‘|“5° "1 me z`;?“"°“lY Flaws- ern’ front during tlio \.oak~end. Tho' -.

Germans attempted to attack Bri- ` . ,

Amongst our _large stock of Ready-for

Sc-rvice~Ove:cc‘a-ts is one Coat which is Just hal ou want. 1 “ _“ye Speak confidently, laecause we carry such a large range of sizes. and patterns that we know we can tit: you perfectly ina pattern which will ex:icl_l.y meet yO\1I"l8Sl€~

Every Coat is cut by an expert, and _most

skilfully tailored; the cloths used_ are reliable,

% and represent the newest colourings and pai. ' tems, and the fit and hang are just first-rate.

Our Overcoat value is reallv exceptional,

as you will readily admit when you see our Coats. '

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was' a failure, the attackers being

Sunday, despite a heavy rain, the hostile shell-fi1re‘ being directed '

against the Hohenzollorn' ridge. . _(`1oui'celctte, Beaueourt, 1{obutci'iii~, i - and re lon of L asse canal

aken"150 prisoners in their raid on Beaumont. On Saturday iuiornini-Z - British naval airmen' iilielllc-ll the

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gion of Sarre. They brought down

’ 0 ts at S7 $8, $9 and‘$l0

_ ¥§tr1\1ii’s ‘gggggoats nt $’5, $7 and 8.00

The' Frc-rich. casilifideal with .i sur ‘ Boys’ Ove;-ggatgaf 4,59 up, .

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(l'l"l'A\\'A, Nov. 28--lion. 'l'. '.

eeli ho \\.i~1 inloilned by 11 iil.iilei

i _ _ , thi-it two \\'liolc:-ialo bread ba.kei':~i had r

SlRUlI_K_SUB|V|llR|NE _

‘ofiiwtl to sell him broiiil unless li1~~_ - :opt np the price to thc llgiire Ilii-_rf rlaecd upon it, for retail. The Min-

Ye.~<lei'ili|_v he was iiiformed by thi- ‘C~lniit‘i‘ llllil lho ivllolvsiiliv lirins liaili

any piiee he liivcl. _

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fi`1'i.‘-"1'lIlI""_..'.'_i’_L`Jl1f‘f1flll1i"lf-llllil1l1l§Zf"l_fill Your Artillery Chums at the Front are Waiting

isniia in N1.. s sues biiiriiami join iam

thrown from their borllizi.

Wireless ad'vices received tho da_v

pre-vious giving warning that bolligci/ ent submarines were suspected to lic in tho travelled sea lanes, caused some ol' the passeriiirers to hrzllovo the Lapland had rammed one of tlio ll- boats. H. Il. Young, an aitaclio of the Aniorieiiii State Df‘pai'tiiioiit, ro- turning from an olllcliil trip to l<}ni:-

tho liner struck either at derelict oi' a j inibiiiiiriiio_

(`_apl:zilii John .*li'adi<lin\v, iniiiirur of

the liaplalid, was i'¢-licviit on thc snli ject. `Otlior officers of tho ship said the ’sliock, if aii_v`. might have ber-ii _ caused by a lioavy wave hitting the _i vessel. 1}

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AND AN OLD~T|ME NEGRO MELODY.

L ___ rea- ;; _ _T _

he'r parents froiii Sti‘at.t’oi'd`-on-Avon, 1 the liistoiflc bli‘tlijlaue‘ oi* William ‘

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little Adelaide Phillipps iinide her _

atie in Boston. Jenn Lind' inet her _ and advised her to go t_o Loiidon, and later she stiiflicil' ifn Italy, whore sho _

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land and France, siiid he was positive. 1

Early in 1340 a tiny liliiiglisli la:-i\ of 0 - ,,

seven years landed in Aiiiorlca. with ‘,_»

Slia.k1espeare_ At the age of nine l'

first appearance at the 'l`i‘ciiioiit The- ‘

Farmers Farmers

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Potatoes I _

TUESDAY, zsui insi., we will ‘com-

at Pickard’s Wharf with a full cargo of Potatoes. We will. be pleased to

won a great triunipli as /\i‘sai:c‘ in i “Semlramitle."» Iloturnliig to America she was given an ovation aeeonloil few singers iindconliiiiind hor tour on to (iiiliii. Wlion tho Boston ldoal Opera Coniiuiiiy was foriiierl ln 1879 she' appearoil iii 'fl'inafoi~o" and llic Sullivan oporns, und' added t:i'r~al.ly to her fanio as one of Amoi'iczi’.~4 nioiil popular and holoverl rroiitialto slrii;ei's._. lt. was it nioinory that can novel' ho effacell' to hear Adefliildo Phillipps sf/ng the old popular songs an cnivoro after encore was domaiided. 'l‘o hear her sing that plaiiitivc melody of Fon- ter's.. ‘fMai~isa's in do (fold. (Told Ground,” vilniited the heart. clioifds and touched the liourtii ol’ hcilrcrs_ This iioiig in to bo found on page 350 ot' “Heart Soiii:H." ii ve'i~it,ublc library ol' the' groalei-it songs ln tho woi‘|d`. and now offered to the retideris of this DP-Doi' for five iroupons and' the cont of dlsti'iliutluii. See Coupon ' with

terms oli~icwlioi‘o in todity's ironic.

lullnl allluusi ul ~nlscinus~- livin

llllll lllll llllWflS

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THF LIVER GOT OUT OF ORDER AND THE WHOLE 8Y8TEM_WA8

'i 4 __ _ _ gms

When the' course of the fopd.

tliratlgh the allmontary canal is im- peded by sluggish action of the liver nr bowels the food remains undl- gestitld, and as a result lt forments.

Tllll gives rise to poisonous gases

which crowd about the heart., and cutie dizziness and dioltlng senso- tions, as well as irregular action of "I0 H0871. l Tho liver struggles to remove the

poisons from the blood, hecoihas on- IIPIQG1 llld flnally IBHB. allowl the poisons to pau on to every txt of

drill; and there iii Bi'lght's disease

:Mining of the ‘articles and appo-

` _ odrllor deriingemente of the

4 _lvoiyltem are such ::‘ai'e“¢ir~“‘ o rl b ,_ letter _ ont. __r,' nina .‘ "itz iiiiiii points the tray* m1 cllro by use of Dr. Cli{i\e'n Kidney-‘

ONED. 1

Mr. Louis! Rochon, R. R. No. 11,

Ottawa, Ont..-writes: "For `about seven months my stomach was very bad. I was troubled with dizziness, and had Kas on the stomach and aw- ful palns ln the right side. The llv- er seemed to he out of order, lo I began using Dr. Cliaiis's Kidney- Llver Pills. This treatment seemed to be exactly what I needed, and before the tint box was all uledvl wen cured and feeling as well _ns ever, I also used Dr. Chun Nerve ‘Food when feeling weak' and suffef-

aoon restored to good health I em proud of Di' ,Chiise'l medicines, one

d ctor'» m lcineo " " Di'."Uhltto mdnby-Llvéif Pills, one

tho human system. compllcatlons_lng from nervous headache. and was

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n o ‘~ .vr_ -tive ceiit|_ n bpx__

lliiil 1'°$&niisi»ii,»'f_p¢¢e| -g tio., Limited. Toronto.

Myst Pilto. _ _ _ 1.

P'¢'@Il 1

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It takes staggeringly great. resources With 8 SICK KRHHY. d|80l‘fl°If0ll ll9mB0|1»

to meet. ii man's' every need. For our or have a had cold. '_ needs are enornioiil. They are lncen- _'Are you ‘keeping your' bow'e_1s_ clean zalIt;`~thoy cover qvery department of with Cnseuretii, or merely forcing a our Lite; and omg spiritual i-ieode are DQISHKOWBY every few days with salts, the greatest and the most dlmcult of clthartlc_ plllii or castor oil?

alll Yet, ttaetzaieqgngl lsozruiaple ;iid ' letieseazgts pork _:while yoihmsleep! an nnure t 3 e_ _ an. or c_ use e e oinac remove _sour-.1 the Citi-la'tliiii_hae Christ; and "there utidlseiited. termeittftld _“\llf'f0ll\ in nothing boyotrd Christ for this |oul'| siren;-take the excels ll tha _deepest needs." I-Ievo you Ch»riat?'i‘hen liver and carry wuete matter and pals- _yoii 'have ell. Hove you been hunger- on ln the bowels. . ' - .ing and desperately leaking and pray-_ _A Qoscurot to-nig!_i_t.,v)ll§;_m{h__te_t

recommend them above any other, ln! and striving tor :amd spiritual -you out by niorni , t’ ox

blessing that you have lacked,-_-vliy from-any--drug store -.,)si9j~'7t_»ur wry. poverfjoy, niietmoltior the stomach ovroot,»l_1V,§;i_i olgrltul- liioeo o the #$1 Ii{_,you__aove|g_|iid'~tieod clear 5 ll-‘ !Doil'¢ rln_.ydii€i|¢v¢>§. ' -tlidol _et xo ehlldrgn. mwaqmu

ii ther Nliiidn; bitt, not iiirqlving dts use the tea 9;- _ _ pon: um my varvyoun, um yu ¢rae;1ll'lv° °\‘ ll¢k°»» +1, .»,1.;_,;,,

Don't slay hoadachy,'con|tipa|!ed, olck, __- with breath bad and

_ stomach sour.

_'Get a 10-cent box now. You men and women who cnn't get

feeling right - who have headache. _coated tongue, had taste and foul breath, nervous and upset, bothered*

receive. your ,Potatoes at once. (Reds preferred) _ T

This will likely be the Last Oppor-

tunity to ship this autumn---so we

or strongly advise you ‘to Rush In.

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Now is Your Chance--- Act at 0nce---Tomorrow l ’_Maybe1Too Late?

11 You can depend on us to give you the highest cash price. ° Only good, sound ‘ stock will _be accepted, so.. do rwt go” wi ' the trouble of haeiiagsl in _froze_n_1_Potatoes. they WILL1 BE REJECTED. T l' ~ `

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