Roseburg review., June 19, 1916, Image 6

majestic!
-THE BRIGHT SPOT- i
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PATHE
Beginning a Great
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'lli' Sc i t i.f tin Snbtnari'ie In
wiTt. hair laising. The oh ; ti
4 Most interesting Events of the Western UorlJ as we
as fashions latest f incies in moving pictures. 4
CHARLEY CHAPLIN
4 In a Jitney Hunt A
t 1 Hi; LIVING Di;.!) -The lOlh Kpi od.-of ?
i"U)Q IRON CLAW" J
J I'illid with dating acts and many thrilling sensations 4
4 A HUM SI Kl A Vogue Comedy That is Funny t
4n'T!i (In HtTjft or tli' milium ne, otters il to the Failed Slates,
h it foreign spies ffiim Japan am! Km-sia enter the rfj.,hl. les-
pe;;if lllldersea eniOtlllliTS ft' -lit ill which I !u secret is 1 1 : -1 I O V 1
The death of tli' inventor leav.s I In- record.-! in an old library
which passes from luiml lo hand r J n I h-s.dy pursued hv the con
t -1 t s and mi A un'i l' an mill iiiiaiie ovt-r tit world to Paris,
l.nndan. Pet i ot Mil, ami hat k lo t he A tin-ri. a n iu i im,, ut The
in en I or s daughter's blent it y be oim-s a pu.::!e tin m vsterv
within a mystery whhh runs t hrough the wib of tin- glob;'
glrdltn;: international intrigue. In the S-- ret of He- Submarine is
t very element of Hiir i Ht, tittM'!l:i'fs, patriotism, great adventure,
cheely tit awn characters, inveMion. love, suspense, n i st - ry . In
terna' dramatic situations, cotne.. N'oihini, has been omitted, no
detail has been skimped Kve-y i haplcr will be a smashing sensu
tinn hn not fail to see the op :.ing eh.ipter Sunday and Monday,
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V KHN'KSHA Y:
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TUim-dav, Wliii
S ATI 'H DAY: Viaii Martin In iKei
five ns.
mrnm day io
BE CEEEMIED HERE;
SCHOOLS H CHAR E
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LEADER
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NEWS
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Educational film
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this great serial slorv t h action
r Aiih-i ban inventor who di.-i
a CailUlolit I'i;: (:( i
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a comely drim.i hi (k
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ROSfBURG BOY SCOUTS
ARRIVED AI BANDON;
JOURNEY WAS PLEASANT
S: out t 'oinnii.-.sionfr It. S. .1. Ham
ilton u:i'i t a i a o jiiftii )ts of
ihi- Hu-t-iMi: Ho S out troop at rived
111 ll.dlito'l Oil t 111- '1 I' tuujiij Tueis-
day t w niii ami r.- nt Ui iiight on
l;. union tif.i' n. ti'-.ir mtu Ann ot
1. 1 if. 1 j v i ii k for Johnson beach
iilMt.it '.( Mile- lioitti or ix-le, the fo!
lurtin i.iixKii.t.K. nays the Handon
V. oi ld 'I f i ita.l lnkfit from Rose
iniri; to (otjuii.f arid hi joyed the
Ii :i mil til ho:it ride down th river.
Arter wii' iniin-i a fe davs on the
fi... I, iin- w ill r-f urn hoim via
Myrth I'oinl.
A It It ot IK ii Mill it- (it t he lads are
Hiii, In train old tiiey at'- standing
tin- expedition like wi- rns, not one
ha v i ru; htf n 111 up to tiii.s time a I
thoui.'.li tln-y tiae tx-'-n "on (lie road"
n a riy a wt-i-k. I tressed in olive
drali uiiiioinirt and ohKerviiiK wrfe:-t
1 1 : i f 1 1 : 1 1 dKcipliiif. the ho n are a
iffy iiiti-retiiiK lot wherever they
lu Thev are jterfWt little Kentle
nii'ii, full of halih and rit, and a
porid i'i iht ral ion of what mil ii train
in v ill do in t he w ay of teaching
di iphni-.
l he troop was made up of three
pat rols under t roop lea tier Morris
liower. and Ih ariompanif d hj
Itiml-r .1 hi k Sh ields. Tiie memhert
ate: Ihiwk I'.itrol Jim M-Nahh
h ade r ; i ; o, I lopk ins, a-st. leader;
Howard K roll", l-e iute. italph
(in k iimhatn, U ;i Ha - e Itrii n. Fo
I'atifi Kee so Mnt- ha-ou, leadt-r:
I'r.imU liUlanl. n-t. leader: lien
t h : I nui, Stanley Itowd- n, I nmalil
Hunt, Krank A inadon I "ant he r Pa
t ro! If rev, I'ierson. If a del-; A I her'
Mii-flll. a -int. h-ader; Frank Hutiha
von. Itoht. Cliilson. Harry Shields
l(;i v t'ar.dow, t le o. lit adhurn, A I her:
Mr ll'iitiillnn is a nifinlier of t lit
( 'oavt A rl illery 'uinpanv at liose
huru and la-t fall was a iiienilier o
the i)M'i;iin Militia title (fain whttti
took foil i t h pi. 1 1 e at the Nat iona'
shoot in i oinpetition with ieains froii
all parts of the I'nitfd States.
4
ROOSEVELT MAY HELP
REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE
EOR HIE PRESIDING
OYSTKIE I! V. ,h i!, Theo
lore Ko m i .'h u ill pnhliidv emlors
Charles 1 1 nulif s imitied ialel v at
I'-r i he l'romessi e National roinniit
Iff hearim; at Chuai'ii on .lune
it wnM ha ttied on hir!i auCiority to
dav. It is not known just what tin
iiiiiiuiittef will do, hut it is expeitfi
tu acre pi Uoose fit's df rlinat ion o
the I'ii.'-, revive limit i nation It nose
e, houever. would not he houm:
I', llf i oin lliit le e, f. though lhf
ie:n:ifd to an fpl his refusal.
I 1 I KIiSi lMJ I I Tl l lt.
iCoiilinutil Fro'n Tagc 1)
luot , a the 1 ni led Slates has th
laniif on eTMhin IhfV hae itei
Ihei'f It would he untiling hnrt n
iiiiird'T to o after their army. It i
made up of nlino-I children who cai
si an i-ly hold a kuii. let alone doin;
an v I' hool i uk.
"Their army is made up f s,,l
dl-i's f f 1 1 1 len to viy years old
Lois of I he m haven't any nuns at a!
ifd the aie certainly a duly look
itu; linn h You ta:t walk down
lei.-an street ju.-l this side of th
hotih r in thf i M'tiiiiK and ail of th
Mexicans me sitting in the street
-nine of t lt 'in lyinn down in ihe dirt
The v liHi'ti'l iinv sidewalks, jus
lon riuvi: of shacks, no-n. womei
and i h'M n ti all suiokini; cigarette;
and Jal'l" nttc like a lot of tiionkes
l! I:- . f i t ; in ' di? nust iiik to look a
t h.'lti . Ii it iiiliK hut filth ex t-r.vw here
in" com . th. te p: a heiter class, am
the Si at- ;i i !-, w iio ar as nice i
hunch of p o ! as si any w here
I am yoi'i-: on ctisiom hoti-
f ,j t d af I in this a 1 1 e ruoon 1 1
! ' i' until I ' ' u I omo r row a tier
n i-.ii. i hoti's ; t a tret"h. aitc
h v.e i i i 1 h"nr r. li f, skip
pin:: a ii.i v. and then horde r pal ro
for I linttti U e hae to walk pts
iip'i-hl lo tlie Mexi.all treii.hfs. Inn
i ';f Cart an. i soldif t s do not cans-
ii in ii - h 1 1 nil tde
i u v in a w hile I oi ju of then
Til t mil ti) clean lip the I llitr.'
S ,iti s. hut nolle of t lie III e er Ii
to lei! Hie (ale, tt is el. limed It iMi i
fe?i ptintiil in ihe new "-papers Thi
in w i .ii rs don't f;. t ihim;s sirait:hi
am w .w
I'wT'.ill.. has to sleep With lli
tr'c ml 1 'n romi'ls of amtnuuitmi
1! t ! 1 nee and when on dill v h i
I i '.:ti a helt .uiuim! Ihe vat-! wit! ,
. it--' ti lui ot w ate r. t ns ,u,f
p . k a s and I u r.oin.N I tell m- j
' 's an i'ii in- some lo pa k a K ni I
lli-.-- Ci ;itl, eetl llaW to sleet
v'!i it on w!:iii on ale rellce
a icip'e if Iioiiim V!:.ii tv
I i ; .Hid. c 1 1 1 tuir rife
: v Yd ,i':d cc k. d -o it we are la.i
it t: i ' . in t c '. ; .mi without shout
! : .t ki -l en, ,-, ..ml that is t'lii'ii ,
in k, c iiti al ii in in a piuca !
. ;i, , .. i1! oufit h'M for ltS
e 1,1-m, i! d.i he tot -e vest., r
. i -'in
' at
- lit
l w a
t -t on yvl n l:i
i one-
um nc ro ;ht i;ksi i,ts.
Ilxe ndvertlsers not nyf
an i A Iix f ne ?i paper In
which to place thiejr atino'incr-
trent t"t also a paer ith a
hmi i'i ! cir.'u'atli'ti Th Ke
v rw KiDirantiT the 'truest
tti il.i' fn of tinv p.iper I'ub-
'i-hed in OtMigla (VnnT. I?
vtm hnie any douht ran
(hew XtiU.
O. W. Tooni
Protect Your Eyes
The lonK hrinhl dayn are here aKaln and the Blare of the
run and the dust are hard on the eyes, (joggle and colored
glasses are a great help and add much to the comfort of a
trip this H-abou of the year. We have a nice line of these
up lo-date good and if our eyes bother you we are here to
hi Iji you. Our years of experience in fitting glares are at
your serxice. We guarantee our work. Consultation free.
ouaL.t YOUNG & BUBAR It,v,cc
JEWELERS m OPTOMETR13TJ Pkon 114
LOCAL ANO PERSONAL.
I). II. liiuiuond i". in ihe illy on
liin regular business xisil.
K. C. ItenKon lelt ttiis morning
for Yoncalla to look afii-r husiiifs.s
matteiH.
I. 1. Kiddie and wife spent yes
terday at Kiddle ti-iting friendb and:
relallxes.
.1. M. Thomas, of Portland, arriveu I
here last evening to pass a few days.
on husines.
Henry Thomas, of Portland, ar
rived in the nty last evening to re
main for a few da s.
Albert Pro m il. of Portland, ar
rived here last evening to spend a
Vw days on business.
- I). It. ItrotiKon. of Washington. It.
(.. arrived here Sunday to spend a
few days on business.
.1. C. Woodward, or Los Angeles,
irrived her last evening to spend a
few days on business.
!'. ii. Itrodeiihoroimh ami wife, of
Portland, arrived here last evening
o spend a few das on business.
1,. K. McDonald, ot Portland, ar
ived here last e eiiin;: to spend a
ew days looking al'ti-r business nutt
ers. Mr. ami Mrs. Charles Strauss, of
''orllaml, are spi ud n-i a few davs in
ho city looking after business af
airs. A 1 1 orney W . W . ( a rd we i I a nd
vife. who are liiir; on their rami)
n Coles Valley, spent yesterday in
his city.
Constable Howard Chunh went to
A'ilhur this morning, where he held
a sale of goods in (In- hands of the
. ii. i'i -,
Mrs. L. Ahraiiis and two daughters
eft this morning lor Sab-m. where
sin- wilt visit a fe.v weeks will) her
nil, Carl Abiauis. and family.
Al 'reason has gone to I last or n
Oregon, where he is spending a few
days look I tig over his ranch. He
uatle Ihe trip by a iltotilohile .
Mi. and Mrs. A. I.. Shank, or
Hood Kiver, let! for tin ir home litis
morning a I ler x i-iling I he past few
lavs with their son. K. F. Shank, and
;amily.
Mrs. .1. I. Chapman, who had been
i patient nt Mercy Hospital lor some
Mine past, lelt inal hist it ut ion to
Piv. She was attended by Itrs. Seely
Sether & Stewart.
Mrs. J. A Campbell, of Hill.trd,
.vim recently underwent an opeiation
it itercy hospital, was able to leave
hat insl il ut ion today. She was a I -ended
by Ins. Si fly, ''ether &. Stew
irt. Miss Plan, he Wilson left this
tiorning to attend the rniversi of
Oregon summer s hool. The -don
wilt routine nee in a few days and
uaiiy lo al te.-, hers will he in at
letldalice.
liev. F. H Vui Fossen. district
superintend ut ol the M K Chur. h.
iriived fioai t'ie north yesier lav and
last ev filing u. cup ted t he pulpit at
the local church. il-' left today on
'.lis wax south.
Mr and Mi- Kudolph Uarnes-.
it cons jianied t the bitter's p.irelitr
xpf cl to leu e It 'ii' We dnesdax or
i'hiirsd.iv lor ni'its in Idaho, w he tv
hf will p:is their annual x;uatun
Thev wi'l make f e tli;i bx auto
The local company of Itov Scouts,
vx f 1 1 , It li.is In en ii a bike lo llamloti.
.t nd ol her coai points, will reach
home tomorrow or Wednesday,
oiding to carls received here from
some nietnh'is of tin' companv.
Six ca'io.nls of 'umber for the n -w
h ii:h school building have all tl
.ill ived I'ele and will be t.ikell to
the school -lie in the next few davs
The lumber is i torn the n ills at
Wend ing ami i- s.nd to hi' ex.ellettl
mati'iial.
Hr It Ii Shot maker is arranging
lo moxe from ihe Mr. idle, cttla-ic.
on l.atie street to another dwelling
on Stephens -4tt-el The dwflling lu
he x ,u a ted hi I M Shoemaker will
be ec upted hv li Pubar. A memher
of the jewelrx ttrm of Yiiun; .V Pa
bar.
M iss Vera Smith, who I c i-it 1 1
ret urn rd he re li iter n x is it w nh
l i nd- at Port and and Salem le
viii'.ril her pc-itioa as sab sladv be
hind the cts;.ir counter at the -t,:i
Hotel Sin, lav Miss Sm:!h re
piMs a dtlthttnl tnre at the Ore
goll Till' 1 1 Opolls
M's (' t. pc irson and son. I.t on.
iv ho have Ii d at I M a iti for some
1 it e p." f will i . ( u n to Ko-. but s
this -,i;utnii lo (a-s tit-vt wMiti-r
M r P. .' : -on re- riilh let for n
. hiT.i.-e, i.i. where he w ili op. n
.in up to date d- nt.il parlor li--Pi
it - en. who v; ending her -urn
r va a::ou .it 1M..HI. wiil rt'itti
P- r,
ge C
lev 111 I'le f . tO Kit' tld k d
re du. ihk t'-.e inter CI. as
r and t'lotiiets, who were for
i'td nt of Kosetuirg. are lo
at An honiiie.
icr 1
.'ted
1 " e" '
D B. Babr ft
H
IB ELECTJIRECTDH
'Annual School Election in Prog
ress Here Today j
R. L STEPHENS Rf-NOMiNATED
Accudl Report of the Sibool (liik Shows
ihe District to be io Good Finan
rial Condition light Vote
The annual school election for the
Kosfburg school district Is in pro
gress at the old armory at the corner
of Lane ami Jack sun slreetii. this af
I lernoon. The meeting was railed to
'order at promptly 2 o'clock by K. 1..
, Stephens, rhairmati of the bonrd.
(and ten minutes later balloting be-
gan. AI i . Stephens, present incum
bent, was the only candidate noitii-
t nated at the m-eiing. The voting
i was liniit up tin l i I -4 o'clock, and it
vis not believed more than loo vote
will be cast. The imlls will close at
j (J o'clm k and the result of the ele
: (ion should be known a few minutes
lati r.
I Prior lo askinj, for nominations.
Koscoe Creen, clerk of the school
-d. submitted his annual report.
This report showed there xvere a to
tal of 1 ti : : l pupils of school age in
.re District on Nov. L'.'i. 1!M."i, SJ7 of
whom are mabs and sn temales.
The financial report -uhmitted by
j the clerk follows in part:
Cash on hand June 1, ' 1 ."i $ 2,L'S
lie- ei veil from t reasurer,
1 district tax HO. in) 4 ..'J 1
t Received from treasurer,
county school fund . . S.jiio.int
It ece i vi-il from treasurer,
Male school fund .... .tP.i'i DO
Tuition 10.110
Sale of bonds . Jil.ott
; Ke'-eixed from Insurance IT.ttno ml
Kecd. from other sources :i,77.P.t
Total $ 1 4-,J!t:i.:tr.
I Iti-hiirMTiciitH.
Teachers' wages 2S.Sitl.li4
1 lie tits 4 1 T....0
Fuel and supplies ".tljs.TI
Repairs and janitor ser-
vie.s .1..".4rt.':,
i Xt w- sites and school
I buildings 1 7.'V!i.n
! Principal and intenst .. l,7iS.:Ci
1 Insurance 72:!. .".ti
Clerk's salary 420.00
hxpt 'tided for other pur-
pOSf s
4,:is:t.n
Total $t;i.H70.M
In connect ion with the above re
port it might be said that the item
of $?;.. ".2:t no. which Is entered as
bfin.' ffceix-fd from the sale of
bond-, is in the bands of the counlv
clerk and can only be expended in
tlie erf. tion of the new high s--hoot
budding. Of tlie remaining $ I ."..into
in the treasury. $Munt vxill be ex
pended on August 1 in paying half
or th- imb bttiess on the 1 '.en son
school building.
The report of the clerk shows the
dist ib I to be in excellent financial
condition, and speaks well for the
members ni the present s -hool
board. i
TRIP P.V VI TOMoltll K.
Mr. and Mrs John Hampton and
d ink ii' . . Mi-s .leaneite. and Mr.
and Mrs T O Russell, of Kimne.
arrived lore Saturday exening by
auto Thev -pent Sumlav visiting
with Mr and Mrs. (b-orge l.ilt. of
the M Calif n Hotel The nartv left
for their
and expei
neon.
homes early this morning
'ted to reach Fu gene by
Substantial Reductions
ft;,,,!,-ittrr,-stfl in rttin$ i;YrnmfrU in tlir ;.,. Thru J,i,!,l stunt, hnw
t f.'t it. in,r it i,,r,, f,,r thrm. lf,i firm A-;, ,i ,.,, rr,r hr fW. ST", n
m-nth mi, thr fin,, hi ,""." tu stumers, it shmihl not hr hir.i '. r ,, .rrmn t n ,irrt,in,l
' '"' ' krrrrr rtx rich rmtnmer S I (" -l limt!,. r SI.' i i,r ,r ,r interest f I! i.er
rent mi S.'"' in 'ested hut my .. rentier it i so.
Ice Coupon Books - Credit or Cash
'v'1""' 'UwWj?. .treiiit,i,te, nr. temper. .,,', mmiei, mnl e:se,,r,itii, is,, henetit
,,-- ,r,,.Wv .rn,,n,lrr-s ler VI int m.tkinf lee by Klertririt,, .,,, I ife-t ,,r,:r Zirrsthe
Ve,'f,e the henefit of Ire Cutnm bok le,tue it is the iw to d i'r ,.
C r f Ttterhtme Call up anJ don't forget Telephone fAT
oyURoseburglceDeliveryJyu
I ANTLERS
THEATRE
theTbig show
-TONIGHT-
The beautiful fn- "'I l'jraii.ount ft-alure
Captain Courtesy
A g. ni of a picture. Also a new Paramount Traxelogue and the
sixth installment of liray s Carlootis. Admi-sioii .c and 10c.
Coinini; Tii. silny an ! Wi ilm silay
DE WOLF HOPPER
In i ! f i v i r.'i'l Triangle fciluri'
"DON QUIXOTO"
And Kuril SturliiiB in tlie Ki'istom- ('ninoily
His Pride and Shame
Aduiissiun
The K. of P. memorial serx ices
were held in this city yesterdav. A
f.ill r..t.ri ..f tli..o U..rlirfU will II II-
ieji in lillliui IU n in '"-",
U
i.otAi, humus m id).
(Continued From Page 1.)
fng. who said that the only troops
asked to uioboliar were the regular
infantry regiment, a mat bine-gun
company, and the cavalry and field
artillery troops, located at Portland,
who are first subject lo the call to
serve outside the stele. At the call
for a second regiment from this state
It Is said the local artillery corps and
those of the oilier seven towns, will
be asked to moholie at once. In
such a rase they wilt go to Clacka
mas, as ili rec ted in the preliminary
orders which were received her.
Home time ago. Capt. Hip ha nan
savs the roast art illery corps an
Lk same as other National (luard
organizations in rase of war, e-r:ii
that they are versed In the handlim
of the roast defenses and should the
coast guns need to he manned, these
troops will be placed in charge.
The Hjcal hospital coips, number
ing 20 men under Capt. F. II. Vim il.
and only four men below maximum
strength, are atla-hed to the coast
artillery and will probably not be
railed into action except in conjunc
tion with the artillery forces.
Full SI reii gt I, Keoiiircd.
While yesterday's orders were in
the nature of preliminaries, Ft is now
stated that these were foreshadow e I
several months ago by instructions
to the local officers to prepare for a
rail at any time and to have all
equipment and outfits ready for use
on short notice. In these orders it
was specified that in rase of mobili
zation full strength of the company,
consisting of ion to 12". would have
to be enlisted. According to Capt.
ltuchanan this morning, it would
require at least five dayr- to obtain
the required number of nun and it
would have been impossible to leave
for Clackamas bt-fore next Saturday
or Sunday, had the artilJery com
panies been railed last night.
The orders formerly received
specified that an Inventory be taken
of alt equipment and supplies now
in the hands of the companies and
that full data be acquired concern
ing the men. These instructions
have been complied with, according
to the local officers, and the delays
in leaving immediately would be
caused only from the need to recruit
more men. While maximum sin-nub
is desired, there is a possibility that
in rase of the immediate n - ed o:
more men at Ihe front, the inn-eat .
migfit not be demandrd. In this
event It is believed possible for the
local troops to leave on a da s
notice.
Nearly all of the men belonging to
the Jural companies have been in
form ed of the possibility of sen ice
and could be brought together with
in a few hours, said Capt. Iliu hanan
Several members todav cancel' e-1
plans to take trips which weald
keep them absent until n-xt wtt-k.
and all the plans have been laid b
the officers, which would be put into
exe.-ution immediately upon receipt
uf the word to tnobllie.
First the men would be assembled
at the armory; then won1.! lie read
the details of the call and the in
structions from the stale officials.
Tic and t Ot.
. 'i he men would immediately be or
' th-red into uniform and quarter
1 would be established at the armory
i lor accommud.itim; the men until
t h y left to mobilize at the camp.
Kach day xvhiV they remained in tho
city they would be impelled to drill
five hour, and they would sleep in
the armory at night, except in cases
where the members lived only a
short dictunee away. Pay of $!" a
mouth for the privates and up to
I $(' a "month for officers would start
as soon as the men had assembled.
'I lie lioverumeiit w ill provide 7-"
I cents a dc.y for meals.
First Sergeant .1. II. Wolford, In
charge of the armory, was besieged
' the mvnter part of the day with all
! manner of questions, and tho build-
ing was the headquarters for a large
number of t he local members. l'i
until noon Capt. I.uchanan had ex
i pected funher onb'rs from the Ad
jutant -Cert ral. but none being re
I re iv i I. he now believes nothing1
j more will be heard until a second
, li iv ued. lb says everything
is in readiness and he is anxious to
receive new men. Roth old and new
men w ill be subject to the usual
I ill si al examinations and it Is ex
pected that several of the old men
will be disqualified ou these
, grounds. Capt. Buchanan is desir
ous of securing recruits who are
:healtliv and active. The local hospi
I tal corps will he Instrumental in
carrying on Ihe examinations, which
will be under hr. Vincil.
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