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                                                                                                           Fall 2020

Ground Blessing Held for Montana Heritage Center
BY N O L A N L I S T E R
H E L E N A I N D E P E N D E N T R E CO R D

The site of the new Montana
Heritage Center underwent a
“ground blessing” ceremony on
Wednesday morning, September 2.
   Steve Lozar, a member of the
Montana Historical Society’s Board
of Trustees and a tribal council-
man with the Confederated Salish,
Kootenai, and Pend d’Oreille tribes,
performed the traditional bless-
ing, known as a smudging, in front
of a limited crowd that included
Governor Steve Bullock, Lieutenant
Governor Mike Cooney, and several
state legislators.
   In addition to the smudging and
prayer, Lozar symbolically ingested
a pinch of earth from the site,
acknowledging its historical signifi-
cance as a trail to traditional buffalo        (Above) The Montana Heritage Center
hunting grounds.                               ground blessing included support from
   “We take it in as a sign of unity,          (from left) Representative Julie Dooling,
                                               Senators Terry Gauthier and Jill Cohenour,
that everyone who walks into this
                                               Governor Steve Bullock and MHS Director
place walks in with equality, walks            Bruce Whittenberg. (Right) Lieutenant
in with a pure heart, and finds what           Governor Mike Cooney, MHS Director Bruce
this ground really is,” Lozar said. “It’s      Whittenberg and Governor Steve Bullock
a place of discovery where we dis-             celebrate at the ceremonial ground bless-
cover who we are, how we connect.              ing on September 2.
We can see how we’ve connected in
the past. We can take joy and pride            construction and a renovation of the
in the things we’ve collectively done          existing space, respectively.
well, and we can learn from our                   The project is expected to be
mistakes.”                                     entirely completed by early 2024.
   Construction of the approxi-                   “The Historical Society is such a
mately $50 million museum                      special place for both Montanans
expansion will be completed in three           and visitors,” Cooney said. “Its
phases, the first of which is park-            collections and research are
ing. Phases two and three entail new           priceless. It’s time we have a building
                                               that will do justice to the extensive        Ground Blessing (cont. on p. 3)

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DIRECTOR’S CORNER, BY BRUCE WHITTENBERG

    With Appreciation
    It is with a great deal of emotion
    that I submit my 36th and final
    Director’s Corner. By the time you
    read this, I will have slipped off
    into retirement after more than
    nine years as your director. In this
    column, you’ve read about the com-
    ings and goings of the Montana
    Historical Society, the joys and
    frustrations, the successes and
    successful failures. I would like to
    conclude with appreciation.
       I depart with an immense appre-
    ciation for this institution, the       and my wonderful assistant, Jodel        Center, a long-
    Montana Historical Society.             Fohn. And of course, Research            awaited and
       n Created in 1865 by the first
                                            Center manager and your new direc-       much-needed
                                            tor, Molly Kruckenberg. They have        expansion and
          territorial legislature in
                                            taught me so much and together           renovation,
          Bannack during the wild
                                            have encouraged each other, sup-         s che dule d for
          and woolly gold rush, when
                                            ported each other, laughed and           completion in
          Abraham Lincoln was presi-
                                            cried together. They are the real        2024.
          dent of the United States.
                                            leaders of the Montana Historical            So I want to express my deep
       n Collections so rich and staff
                                            Society. They made my job so enjoy-      gratitude to all of you. You made
          so skilled that visitors travel   able and interesting.                    me smile and be thankful every day
          from all over the world to           Our Board of Trustees has sup-        that I was led to complete my career
          enjoy Montana’s Museum            ported our work in every way. I          at the Montana Historical Society.
          or study in our amazing           served six presidents of the board,      I trust that we will remain friends
          Research Center.                  each of whom was just a phone call       and I will see you at the annual
       n Educational outreach that          away to lend support or assist with      history conference, in Montana’s
          impacts all fifty-six counties    difficult decisions.                     Museum, or at one of our many
          in Montana.                          And finally, I appreciate all of      programs. And I have one request.
       n One of the great journals of
                                            you, our members, donors, read-          Invite me to the ribbon-cutting
                                            ers, visitors, and friends. Your         when the Montana Heritage Center
          western history, Montana
                                            participation in our work, your          opens. That will start an excit-
          The Magazine of Western
                                            kind words, your contributions,          ing new chapter for the Montana
          History.
                                            and your friendship make our jobs        Historical Society, and I wouldn’t
       n A State Historic Preser-           fun and rewarding. The Montana           miss it for the world. But I will miss
          vation Office that is sec-        Historical Society exists to con-        all of you.
          ond to none in skill and          serve and preserve, but mostly               See you around, Friends.
          professionalism.                  to serve. The Historical Society
                                            belongs to all Montanans. From
       No wonder the Montana                                                          About Us
                                            Charles M. Russell’s masterpiece,
    Historical Society has been referred    When the Land Belonged to God to          The Society Star is published quarterly
    to as the “Smithsonian of the West.”    Montana’s first newspaper, the            by the Montana Historical Society as a
       But it’s my colleagues that truly    Montana Post, to the iconic white         benefit of membership.
    make the Montana Historical             bison, “Big Medicine,” to the thou-       7 MHS Director: Bruce Whittenberg
    Society so special. I so appreci-       sands of artifacts that tell the story    7 Membership Services:
    ate our leadership team—Kirby           of our First Peoples. The collections        Jodel Fohn (406) 444-2890
    Lambert, Jennifer Bottomly-             belong to all of you.                     7 Editor: Eve Byron
    O’looney, Diana Di Stefano, Pete           And now we embark on a journey
    Brown, Denise King, Eve Byron,                                                       montanahistoricalsociety.org
                                            to create a new Montana Heritage

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Ground Blessing (cont. on p. 1)               ship and courage,” Whittenberg said,         remain open, the current phasing
collections that tell Montana’s many          specifically acknowledging Senators          concept will involve construction
stories.”                                     Terry Gauthier and Jill Cohenour             of the new addition from May 2021
   MHS Director Bruce Whittenberg             and Representative Julie Dooling.            to December 2022 and then upgrade
profusely thanked the politicians             “Kicking that can is over.”                  the current Historical Society build-
and board members for keeping the                The project’s first phase is now          ing through all of 2023, with a grand
dream alive. Funding for the proj-            under way, and the plan is to over-          reopening event tentatively planned
ect passed in the final days of the           haul the museum’s parking options            for early 2024.
last legislative session after years          prior to the start of the next legisla-         Bullock promised the museum
of unsuccessful attempts to secure            tive session, adding much-needed             will be a “world-class facility.”
funding.                                      parking in the capitol complex.                 “This is really a day of celebra-
   “To get here today took leader-               To allow the Historical Society to        tion,” he said.

New MHS Portrait Exhibit Shows Eclectic Slice of Collections

                                                                                           Phylis Rides at the Door and Son Rabbit by
                                                                                           Elizabeth Lochrie. Oil on masonite, 1962.
                                                                                           Gift of the artist, 1979.12.28
The Fiddle Maker by Loren Entz. Oil on        Self-portrait by Robert DeNiro, Sr. Oil on
canvas, 2006. Gift of Dr. John E. Garrett     masonite, no date. Gift of Mr. and Mrs.
and S. Fleming Beasley, Rendezvous            George Poindexter, X1960.05.01                  The exhibit opened September
Legacy Collection, Capitol Loan Collection,                                                10; no opening reception was held
2006.56.02                                                                                 due to concerns about the corona-
                                                                                           virus pandemic.
The Montana Historical Society’s              and observing the artist’s color pal-           It includes forty to fifty por-
newest exhibit, Who Speaks to                 ette reveal important information            traits of interesting people and
You? Portraits from the Permanent             about the subject of the art.                pets whose presence has enriched
Collection, includes an eclectic mix             “Experiencing art is a really             the lives they touched and, in some
of paintings, juxtaposed to encour-           personal thing; we all bring our             cases, the larger state of Montana.
age visitors to look at portraits in a        unique experiences and opinions              The artwork is both traditional as
new way.                                      that color the way we may or may             well as abstract, Trum said.
   Portraits can reveal a lot about           not appreciate the piece in front               “So many traditional portraits
people and their times if you know            of us,” Trum said. “We hope the              represent only a certain segment
how to look for clues, notes Amanda           exhibit will provide visitors an             of society, often wealthy white
Streeter Trum, curator of collections         opportunity to see portraits in a            men,” she added. “This is a playful
at MHS. Examining objects in the              different way or discover a new              exhibit, and we want to show an
artwork, considering the backdrop,            artistic style they enjoy.”                  eclectic mix of people and art.”

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History Conference Goes Virtual
    Because the COVID-19 pandemic            Mining City this fall. Hopefully,        n   “Appropriate, Curious, and
    precluded travel and large-scale         all our speakers will still be able          Rare: Treasures from the
    gatherings, the Montana Historical       to join us, and we will attract more         Collection”
    Society’s 47th state history con-        attendees than ever next year.”           n “A New Home for Montana’s
    ference is being held online, with          The free conference is supported          History”
    seven virtual conference sessions        by funding from the Dennis and
    that ran in September, plus three        Phyllis Washington Foundation.            The last two sessions at 1 p.m.
    still slated for October 1, 20 and 27.                                          on Tuesday, October 20 and 27 are
                                             Conference sessions include:           “Collections Care: When Disaster
       Much of the program will be              n “Good Beer Here: An Inter-
    posted online for later viewing and                                             Strikes, Plan to Strike Back.”
                                                   active Exhibit Tour” fol-
    Zoom links to all sessions have                lowed by “Montana History        This year’s educators’ workshops
    been posted on our website. Visit              Pub Trivia Contest.”             in August included two programs:
    https://mhs.mt.gov/education/                                                      n “Native Knowledge 360
                                                n “Making Your Mark: 145
    ConferencesWorkshops for links                                                        Degrees and Montana
    and additional information.                    Years of Recording Montana
                                                   Brands” followed by “Pictur-           Essential Understandings:
       The lineup originally planned                                                      More Complete Narratives
    for the 2020 conference has                    ing Political Power: Images
                                                   in the Women’s Suffrage                About Native Americans”
    been rescheduled for September                                                        with Colleen Call Smith of
    23–25, 2021, at the Copper King                Movement.”
                                                                                          the Smithsonian’s National
    Conference Center in Butte.                 n “A Wild Land Ethic: The
                                                                                          Museum of the American
       “Butte is just too unique of a              History of Wilderness in               Indian
    place to capture virtually,” MHS               Montana”                            n “Historical Thinking and
    director Bruce Whittenberg noted.           n “Shakespeare in Montana”                Civic Education” with Sam
    “So we will wait until we can gather                                                  Wineburg of Stanford
                                                n “The Great Smallpox Pan-
    in person to present the lineup                                                       University
    we had originally planned for the              demic of 1779–1784”

    MHS Offers Digitized KRTV, L.H. Jorud Film Clips
    Comedian Red Skelton on stars’           available on the MHS YouTube sta-      the 1930s, the Mount Helena Ski
    political activism, psycholo-            tion at https://bit.ly/2PxApi3         Club, and Camp Fire Girls heading
    gist Joyce Brothers on being                “These segments are reflective      out on a trip in 1937.
    called a “women’s libber,” and TV        of the time they were filmed,”            “ W hile most of the Jorud
    announcer Ed McMahon on pre-             said Heather Hultman, an MHS           segments focus on Helena area
    paring for performing are just a         photo archivist. “My favorite ones     activities, other clips in our Moving
    couple of the tidbits included in        are with Vincent Price; he was so      Image Archives are from across
    the Montana Historical Society’s         humorous. I didn’t expect that         Montana, including Daly family
    newest offerings on its YouTube          wit.”                                  home movies in the Bitterroot,
    station.                                    Along with the inter views          Charlie Russell demonstrating sign
       The film clips are part of two        of celebrities—including Clint         language, and a tour of Columbia
    collections the Montana Historical       Eastwood and Charley Pride—is          Gardens in Butte before it burned,”
    Society recently had digitized,          KRTV footage from the 1974 auc-        said Montana Historical Society
    using a grant from the Greater           tion of the historic Broadwater        director Bruce Whittenberg. “It’s
    Montana Foundation. They include         Hotel west of Helena. The clips        easy to get lost for hours in these
    numerous KRTV interviews from            show the once-stately structure        images of another era.”
    Montana TV Hall of Fame journal-         stripped of its fixtures, with            Currently, the MHS Moving
    ist Norma Ashby and silent films         Mandeville Auction taking bids         Image Archive has about 140
    from the L.H. Jorud Collection.          for bathroom sinks, stained-glass      segments. Hultman said they’ve
    The clips are being added to the         windows, and even light fixtures.      recently added 40 of the KRTV
    Montana Historical Society ’s               The Jorud reels include shots of    films and 10 Jorud films, with a
    Moving Image Archive, and are            Helena’s Vigilante Day parades in      few more to come.

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MHS Unveils Historic Letters as Part of 19th
Amendment 100th Anniversary
The letters of three Montana          Constitutional Convention. We are      fied. Reichert served one term as
women politicians offer historical    about 50% of the human race; gov-      a Montana state legislator in 1979
insight as the nation celebrates      ernment affects each of us every bit   and remains active in local politics
the 100th anniversary of the 19th     as much as it does our men.”           and historic preservation efforts,
Amendment in August, which gave          Eck, from Gallatin County,          including preservation of the Great
women the right to vote.              ser ved on the Bill of Rights          Falls 10th Street Bridge.
   Women’s earliest known role        Committee and lobbied for the             MHS intern Hannah Soukup
in Montana politics began in          inclusion of Indian Education for      of Missoula recently processed
1882 when Helen Piotopowaka           All. In 1980, she was elected to the   the correspondence collections of
Clarke was the first woman and        state senate and served until 2000.    Cross, Eck, and Reichert. “These
first Native American elected as      Eck was a lobbyist for the League      collections are a treasure trove of
county superintendent of schools      of Women Voters until her death        information, and I think the most
in Helena. In 1916, Jeannette         in 2017.                               interesting thing about them is
Rankin was elected as U.S. rep-          Hailing from Dawson County,         the correspondence,” Soukup said.
resentative for Montana, four         Cross’s focus was on the environ-      “These letters give us a glimpse into
years before women could vote;        mental impact of strip mining.         the inner workings of Montana
she voted against entering both       She chaired the Natural Resources      politics, especially from a woman’s
World Wars.                           and Agricultural Committee, the        point of view.”
   Rankin’s legacy extends beyond     only woman to chair an Article            In addition, the Montana
her peace activism. She inspired      Committee. Until her death in 2014,    Historical Society Archives holds a
other women, including politi-        Cross fiercely defended Montana        robust collection of Rankin’s mate-
cians Dorothy Eck, Louise Cross,      lands, including advocating for the    rials, including a newly processed
and Arlyne Reichert, who served       protection of Makoshika State Park     addition of mostly incoming corre-
as delegates to Montana’s 1972        from oil development in 1997.          spondence to Rankin, which sheds
Constitutional Convention. Of the        Reichert of Cascade County          additional light on her peace activ-
one hundred delegates elected, only   was a skilled debater, and fellow      ism and her second-term activities.
nineteen were women.                  delegate Lucile Speer noted that       Full descriptions of the newly acces-
   Yet women around Montana cel-      “she [Reichert] was a person who       sible records are available in the
ebrated this unprecedented female     went around getting signatures,        MHS catalog (https://mhs.mt.gov/
representation. Marie MacDonald       support.” Reichert’s focus was         research). To explore these records
from Glendive wrote to Eck, say-      creating a unicameral legislature,     in person, contact the Research
ing, “As a Montana woman, I           although Montanans voted against       Center at MHSlibrary@mt.gov to
take pride in your election to the    it when the constitution was rati-     set up an appointment.

First Digital MHS Magazine Now Online
                                      History’s first digital issue, high-   country music star Charley Pride
                                      lighting African Americans in          spent time in Montana, but it is
                                      Montana and the West. This             less famous African Americans who
                                      free online magazine is avail-         significantly shaped Montana’s his-
                                      able at https://mhs.mt.gov/pubs/       tory from territorial days into the
                                      MMWHDigitalIssueSum2020.               twenty-first century.
                                         This special digital issue of          We draw attention to this his-
                                      Montana The Magazine of Western        tory with a selection of articles
The Montana Historical Society’s      History focuses on African American    from the past twenty-five years
publications program has exciting     history in Montana and the diversity   of Montana The Magazine of
news to share.                        of Black experiences in the West.      Western History; excerpts from
  First, we hope you will explore     Well-known African Americans
Montana The Magazine of Western       like York, William Clark’s slave, or          Digital Magazine (cont. on p. 6)

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Digital Magazine (cont. from p. 5)       missions from graduate students,
    two MHS Press books; an update           early career faculty, and indepen-
    on the State Historic Preservation       dent scholars. The deadline for
    Office’s African American Heritage       submissions is January 4, 2021.
    Resources Project; and a new essay          The winning manuscript, cho-
    from Herbert Ruffin II on the state      sen by members of Montana The
    of the field. We hope you will take      Magazine of Western History’s
    some time to explore the articles        board of editors, will be published
    that make up Montana’s first online      in an issue of the magazine. The
    publication, and that you will help      author also will receive $300 and
                                                                                      The Ozark Club in Great Falls. Leo LaMar is
    spread the word about this free          free registration, travel, and accom-    pictured surveying his domain while bar-
    resource.                                modations to the 2021 Montana            tender Bruce Brown stands on the left and
       Next, we are pleased to announce      History Conference in Butte,             an unidentified customer is seated on the
    the second Emerging Scholar Article      Montana, where the winner will           right. (Courtesy LaMar Family)
    Contest for the best article on the      give a talk about the article. For
    history of the American West by an       more information about the con-          visit https://mhspublications.sub-
    emerging scholar. We welcome sub-        test and submission guidelines,          mittable.com/submit.

    SHPO Staff Shores Up School
    Although school’s out forever at the     before, Mary Webb had
    Placer School near Winston, that         to shovel a huge pile of
    doesn’t mean the historic school will    pigeon droppings, and
    fade away.                               we found more than
       In late July, four staffers from      one deceased pigeon
    the State Historic Preservation          and some eggs, along
    Office used their talents and time       with a lot of bones,
    to help Mary Webb of the Montana         under the flooring.”
    Preservation Alliance stabilize the         A pparently, the
    structure. They removed ceiling          sections of the roof
    lath and rotted flooring, which was      that were still in place
    deemed too damaged to reuse, from        also were a favorite
    the school as part of an ongoing         perch for pigeons that
    preservation project.                    weren’t found under the floorboards.     area children through the early
       The staffers included Jessica Bush,      “Melissa was pulling down the         1900s. Students traveled by horse
    Melissa Munson, Eric Newcombe,           roof slats, and it was a particularly    and on foot to attend summer
    and Vickie Sheppard.                     awful job at the end,” Sheppard          school, as snowpack precluded
       “I learned how to run a circular      added.                                   access to the school outside the
    power saw, which was pretty excit-          The Placer School was built           spring to fall months. The school
    ing for me,” Sheppard said. “The day     around 1910 by ranchers to serve         closed in the 1940s.

    MHS Welcomes New Staff
    C hris Johnson is Montana                almost thirteen years of active duty     he’s learning how to fish freshwater.
                Historical Society’s         in the military and was trained in       Johnson said he appreciates how
                new security guard.          explosives use, wildland firefighting,   kind people are at the Montana
                   He was born and           and extensive first aid.                 Historical Society.
                raised in Juneau,               He returned to Juneau and mar-           “ When I came here, I was
                Alaska, and joined           ried his wife, Courtney. They have       pleasantly surprised at how they
                the U.S. Army “to            three children.                          welcomed me in as one of the family
                see the world.”                 Johnson’s hobbies include fish-       so quickly,” Johnson said.
                Johnson spent                ing, hiking, and hunting, although
                                                                                                       New Staff (cont. on p. 7)
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New Staff (cont. from p. 6)

Jacob Franklin is the new Museum       eager to perform, humble for the        Sam Lindgren, a Helena native
                Exhibit Preparator     circumstances, and grateful for the                   and senior at Carroll
                for the Montana        opportunity. Becoming the Museum                      College is the new
                Historical Society.    Exhibit Preparator is more than an                    intern for the
                   He ’s a wood-       honor. I take the job as a welcome                    Archives and Museum
                working artist         challenge toward a new day for us                     programs.
                with a wide range      and look forward to being present                        In the Archives
                of experience that     by any means necessary.”                              program, Lindgren is
                includes replacing        Franklin was born and raised                       working on prelimi-
                the Montana State      in Las Vegas, but asks that people                    nary inventories for
Capitol building’s round rotunda       not hold it against him. He moved       government records. He also will
windows after one hundred years        to Helena six years ago with the        research and write biographical notes
of wear and replicating the state’s    intention of “providing my kids         for several gubernatorial records,
oak furniture. Franklin also used      with a better life, pursuing a grati-   including the Bullock administra-
his background in drafting and com-    fying role in society, and lending      tion. For the Museum program,
puter numerical control technology     a civic-minded lifestyle toward         Lindgren is inventorying and pack-
to help create a line of fly-fishing   progress.”                              ing artifacts in preparation for
goods for Orvis.                          Along with woodworking ,             the upcoming move into the new
   “I’ve worked alongside some of      Franklin enjoys creating art in a       Montana Heritage Center.
the best artisans, contractors, and    range of mediums, adding that he’s         Lindgren has volunteered for the
architects that Montana can offer      “insatiable” when it comes to art,      Montana Historical Society in the
both in residential and commer-        crafts, and ingenuity.                  past. His internship concludes in
cial builds,” Franklin said. “I am                                             late November.

Roberta Jones-Wallace
                                       Montana Historical Society exhibit      those that require complicated lay-
                                       designer Roberta Jones-Wallace          out and planning of gallery space.
                                       marked a milestone by reaching          Her designs are always compelling,
                                       thirty years of service to the State    entertaining, and educational.
                                       of Montana.                             She does all this while herding a
                                          She started working at MHS in        cast of curators who have strong
                                       1991, after a stint with Montana’s      personalities and widely diver-
                                       Museum of the Rockies. The first        gent work styles. It’s not an easy
                                       exhibit Jones-Wallace designed for      process. First she translates the
                                       MHS was Buildings in the Balance,       curator’s vision into a template,
                                       which featured Montana’s historic       which the exhibit preparator can
                                       structures and the importance of        then use to fabricate the finished,
                                       preserving them. Today she is           tangible exhibit. Simultaneously
                                       working with the exhibit team           she works with registrars and the
                                       on ideas for the future Montana         museum technician to orchestrate
                                       Heritage Center.                        the placement of art and artifacts
                                          Throughout the years, Jones-         while bearing in mind concerns for
                                       Wallace has designed countless          their long-term preservation.
                                       wonderful and engaging exhib-              She brings a high level of cre-
                                       its, and many have won national         ativity, professionalism, and
                                       award s f rom the A me r ic a n         enthusiasm to all that she touches.
                                       Association of State and Local          The museum’s success owes every-
                                       History. She navigates the com-         thing to Jones Wallace’s amazing
                                       plex world of exhibit design, which     talents.
                                       can vary from traditional art to

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    Inside                                                  Emerging Scholar
 7 Ground Blessing Held for Montana Heritage Center 1
                                                                 Article Contest
 7 With Appreciation 2                                      ENTER YOUR MANUSCRIPT for a chance
                                                            to win $300, receive a free trip to the 2021
 7 New MHS Portrait Exhibit Shows Eclectic Slice of         Montana History
                                                            Conference, and
    Collections 3                                           have your article
                                                            published in
 7 History Conference Goes Virtual 4                        Montana The
                                                            Magazine of
 7 MHS Offers Digitized KRTV, L.H. Jorud Film Clips 4       Western History.

 7 MHS Unveils Historic Letters as Part of 19th Amendment   Deadline:
    100th Anniversary 5                                     January 4,
                                                            2021
 7 First Digital MHS Magazine Now Online 5
                                                            To learn more and submit:
 7 SHPO Staff Shores Up School 6                            mhspublications.submittable.com/submit

 7 MHS Welcomes New Staff 6

 7 Roberta Jones-Wallace 7
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