La Grande evening observer., October 05, 1922, Image 7

Thursday; October 5, 1922
THE LA GRANDE HVENINT. OBSERVER
PAGE SEv"EN
Classified
PEOPESSIONAL
DIRECTOR'S
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ml Colon ft, hurliurd, At-
un, urnnue HdUoul Hank
CHIiliJl'liACTOI!.
1)1!. HiM.t.M MYKKS. 'himtrriM,r Nt
J''i'i.i l:i,iiiii.t--. iiuur.-. in t iu a. 11
! n in. ;:i .1 7 1 1 1 s p. m.
I3H. J. B. WOOlJlCl.Lr Chiropractor and
jttUir:mtli. iNtrvuou anil chronic
iiria u uiiucinuv. mute 30, Hon..
but I'.Mk. ot..T Silvcrltionra. OffivO
I.ciTN. Hi to U a. m., 1.30 to fi p. i. 7
to 8 ev-iiuiiKU, Fiiuih VJ7-W.
COVNUCTOKS
P. J. McLKI.r.AN-IlftRlntered profea
'i'Tntt Civil Kns;in;tM-; Biuvwylntr and
.ps. Koom lj,, i,n tJnuui. Nation!
Hi.uk HiiildtriK. .'hone Mhln 91.
V:i. A. N. M A T VIJjf.K BpecUliit ID
chronic dtirtit.ni!. Mythodii, Aioilmno-ii:.T.-.py
mkJ Nuturopjith. Kkln and
Mood difri.-v. u.TViniH diseases.
CiirftnU: Ht ada-he, Kcarina. bJia ica.
ttpvntlicit if, C-ins-tipfit Inn. How.sl
Trcuuio; all ktnrta of Chronic Diseii
ea fcuc usji'uliy tr-Htt d. Piione Main
fcii.J. Iiuoni 1, 2, 3, second floor Cooi-
IdsTO lildtf., oop.:otc Star Theatre. Of-
fJ;p h. .:r;i. In to l' n. m., l:3u to 5:00
p. m. ( onnult-itlon frv. J-4-tf
osti:oktjiiu physicians
; hist ixoi.h.
t of V OltU-ll illl'l
i Jt't'ii-f photo?
ptiunu .Main luti.
EkyS3CIAM AM) SriK.KONS
HBO, IT. VKHP.H. M. P. flenerVi Burtr
!. oritoe ovfr fcjilvcrthorn'. Oftlce
phone Ualu 112.
VIAZO TUXKItS
EXPHUT T'IA::o TrNI.VI-rtcnn nnd
vein) yt ur pi:'nt wit hutil extra
c'.rii. Work Huruahtet d. Call New
lin Jtunk Htoiu tor Hppomtiaent. Hoy
VI. Vhlllltw. - 4-15-11
I'RATEPvNAL
DIRECTORY
IJOJIKS.
Ttte Krtti.Thiioii ur Antcrtcan Yeo-t.-n.
Lira noti tton;lu tl'iuifsl-ud Nu.
2Sfai. n., eta c-ry first mid third
V!.iirilK.y fVt-ii i nun Hi Ha?; le Huh
cirue mid tnvt'jiSiKfi: the n.w pulttiiuM.
Alt -viamnt; iiu-tiiUcr.-i welcome.
W. X. k'A 1'TKN,
Foreman.
MAKY K. -MAVVIL,l.K.
' " ' Corresponuent.
U O. O. M La Cirr-nfle Lodure No. 8T.0,
Ioyai tJ.-der of Atoo.se, holils realnr
tnuot-tiiK L'Vniy Thurn(!ay nlwlit at H
(. i. at Odd Fellows' llnil. The Wo
UM3H'B ftf rii)Suhirt Legion me? Btc
oml and fourth Tiiursdays of each
jaonl'i. Moose Let; I on of the Wld
'tti.-.QtB iec i:d Moni;iy of each tu' I Jtk.
Vltitois Always -eIcome.
J. J. M..Ht,A.N, Ulctator.
'-' : VV. l KtjINCIlA.MAlWK, aec.
B. V. O. KI..K8 La r.rnrnle Lodff No.
431. LotiKii nn ota each Thursday ev
eninfr "t 8 o'clock. Ilomi and cluo
prlfHecH cheerfully extended to all
lirotnnr I3ltn.
H. ur-AN CHOWE, Exalted Ruler.
F. L. PKARSOX, Secretary.
KODSRN WOODMEN OF AM ERICA
La Grand,'! t'ump No. 7703 meuia on
f:o tlctt Thursday cverilntf of each
Binnth, in the K. of 1. Hall. Vinitlns
noii'hbora welcome.
e. n. kinoo. v. a,
JAK H K( "STOCK. Clerk.
A, P. unl A. M. La Crande Ixidge No.
4.L, A. F. and A. M., holds regular
fv; h'UUks first and third Fridays at
1:50 p. aa. Cordial wulcoaio to all
Uiiaoiifc
C. W. EI NGN BR. W. U.
B. R. Hl.VUO, bee.
i, (V BAGLFIS Aori No. 253, Bieeti
pvt- Friday, night at Envies Hall.
VI-itinK naomhfr.i welcome.
Z. LILLY, W. P.
J. 10. HIUDSELL, Sec
VvOOHMEN op THR WORLD La
OrnnCj Camp No. 1 fit. Meets every
first arid third Monday at Lk1os
h-ill. ) vlaHlnjr i.!iffhhor welcome.
liun pryoblo nt the office of the
eVrir. Ujmfl 21-22, La Grande Na
tieTiJLl Lank nidi.
M UIN SCOTT. C C.
P.. J. KITCHEN. Clerk.
XcMOTTTS OF PYTIf I AS Red Croaa
I.rji-e No. 21, nie;t every Monday
rven'tiif In Castle Hill ( K. of P.
ll!li), at p. m. A Pythian welcome
to all vl-'lilns KnlphiB.
FRANK A. TURNER, C. C.
C. U GRAHAM, K. H. S.
Wf)',1FVH HKNBPIT ASSOCIATION of
the MacfKb'.-ej'. La Grtnde Lorfee No.
2;. W. U. A. or M. LKano ,v"lT
Thursdsv at 2 p. m. and third Wed-n-'p-v
at X 7. in-, at K. of P. Hall
VlaiUiifr Piat-rc wefome.
MRS. MARY GALLAGHER,
C'ninninndtr.
MAIUOKIB EATON.
Record Keeper.
O. I P. Hope Chspter No. 13. O. E. B.
Tioldi c'Hlid coinnitinlfRtlon the sec
ond and fourth Wednemiuys f each
ionrh. VlHlttnK sienibera cordtall)
Wtk'""tE,..,iE O. S-ETLU W. M.
Doings of the duffs
f yew WOULD '"TOO LIKE TO GO Tc
I i .'-TO? UTMS HAVE.
it freft'-xiLUseeviHAT&
1 . WE&6-!
A.
o
Want Ads
FOIt HAMS OH TttHUfa)
lHtlt SAl.K Kivt room house. In
MUirv luug Third street. 10-4-lf
l-'Olt SALK-OiK' ll'lii Kurd in fine
kIuh. ;tG7-S. lli-fi-yt
PAPKK KDK Ai'PLK AND FRUIT
Hoxes fur salu at the Observer of
fice Ch an. 7-8-tf
SAI.K AN 1S llatly Huvulson
St'i nuu'liino ami owner at !0! U
aviiuio. y-2"-K'ti
'. i . . .
Ftlt HAL li-
t tioMH roMtience iul oiija,ni nlivt Valci-i.
I'irst atrot't. J'nvnneiu and c
r.ient tiidnwulk in, lot 1& on ully.
liMtutrtt o J. V, MoyeiH, Arcadt'
Theatre. 9-1 9-1 f
KOK SAhK At bargaia prices, two
new tractors with plows. One trac
tor second hand. Also several used
trucks and automobiles. We have
a large stuck of used parts for sev-t
oral makes ot cars. Union Motor Co ,
I.u Grande. 0-21 -If
frOIt KKNT
KOK KKNT One piano.
Call 453-W.I
H-25-tf
roi hlO.N'l' l-'tirnishcd bedroom.
Slc.ani heat. Inquiro at C'4 Alala
or phono Main "HI. tU--t
FOIl KKNT Housekeeping rooms.
Hall Apartments. 1212 Wasli. Ave
Phone 54G-M. ll)-4-2t
KOlt K 10 NT Kooms to rent in Y.
M. C. A, Homey and comfortable.
S bower baths available ?nd hot
water at all times, 9-S-tf
KuK Itl'JN'l' 'I'll r?o luoniM for lijiht
honsckeclHlltr. No ctiililron. Pit
iiiancnl rcntri'.s dcMh't-il. I'hoiib
l:ll-W. S-:i(l-tl'
COMPETKNT Girl wants housework.
Call 371-J. 10-4!lp
W A N T K 1 ) XO K K T A 11 ucrea ge
with barn. Ji. F. D, No. 2, Box
73. 10-4-atp
WANTK1) A competent woman or
pirl for general housework during
day. ilia. R. J. Green. 10-4-31
Young man hits $7000 to invest
in mime good businenH in whVh he
could devote his full time. P. O.
llox 920.
WANTKl) Fancy work to do nml
children's sewing especially. 901
.Washington. Phone HG5-A. 9-27-tf
WANTKU Fifty caddies for next
Saturday and Sunday. Must have
had some experience. Itegbiler
with A. W. Nelson, Nelson Print
lug company, opposite post office.
10-4-2t
AUHCKLLANUOCS
HEMSTITCHING, Buttons Covered.
-Mrs. L. H. Norton, t0G Adams Ave.
8-3U-tf
VOCAL STUDIO On September 11
Miss Friederike Schilke will open a
vocal studio. Phone 273-M. High
school credit given students. 9-2-tf
NEEDLECKAFT SHOP Hemstitcn
ing, pleating, stamping and a ful
line of stamped baby novelties
Mamie Duby, 1930 First St., Baker
Oreiron. 7-24-tf
FOIt WOOD SAWING Call J. B. Al
len, phone 209-R. 9-25-27t
LOCAL COHSRTIER1S for Horde
Corset. Mrs. J. F. O'Connell, 1104
0 avenue. Phone U7-J. Strictly
Custom-made Corsets, Guaranteed
throughout. Also Hemstitching and
Picot Edge. Work Guaranteed.
8-1-tf
XOTK'K.
J. H. Kilby, 1806 Y, is taking or
ders for your fall and spring deliv
ery for the Guaranteed Nursery
Stock, Washington Nursery Co.
10-4-1 m
Oldect MuccLt.) in the World.
The oldest museum In the world
may be found in the city of Hi.rn. the
former capital of .japan. Since its
foundation in T'.tl, it has gone
through nit the changes of the .Jap
anese empire without, a single addi
tion to its collections. The museum
contains about .'Mx articles, which
are said to be among the most beau
tfful specimens of decorative work
tthicb have ever been produced by
human band. The museum Is opened
on only one day of the year, when
on oHiclal committee makes a visit of
Inspection to see that the collection
remains Intact.
OVUDONT
cace Aootrr
'aoiHG TO A
US
I r-eoiHG TO A M
- I vmiE-HiUiGuv nrrTrm II a ItuavsTLb fci'S Hi 1 r i i
O
o
j THEATRES
.i(iit i:n:itso, axiia look
TKKAT WOlil.O 111 A SM1UV
A noutl'l-. carl baft hrvn jisjiomlilrd j
for ilir filming .of- "Itt'd Hoi Ito j
uiiiiuf." a John Kiner.soii'Anit.i Loot;
ii.i.nttK lion H'l. ;iscil tliroUH.i Assoniil-
.id t-'.iMi National, ami whirli will
thf li-aliiie itt tilt- Ai'iadn 'I'lu'atro iul'
iU) i'Hu;iK-mt'lit m tlirt-i ilnH, l;ul
Um lu.la. I
The lfatltiiff V vlJi aro playoil hyj
lliisil Sittncy, a iainoun Knlish actor, j
Ijiii.I Cdllilis. otic lit UU' lliOSl POP- I
ular ol Aiuciican livmn'M. (illicit In -ii...
r.MVi imOinlit. 'I'.mi Wilson. l-'raliUi
Uilor. Kclwanl iunolI, Uoy Atwcll'
I ted I tut liomancc" in a satire on
i ho rotiiunttc melodrama ol' tlio Kich
anl I Un dine I )av Ik-A nt hony I lope
t pc. wll ti .the dynamic lioro. tlio
helpless (rirl, the ma rines-to-t lie-rescue
n nd alljlie ivt ol' it. The wciie
are laid In the kingdom ol' llunkoiua,
vli(t:ie caidt il is .anta (Jiai'to an I
whose chief eily in I'ot to illlliUo. Tluwe
eenes were modeled ill replica alt
a real country, Andorra, which is sit
natetl hotwen l'runcex and Spain and
which ia, exactly i went y-Vivo mil
Fqtiare, with a standing army of ."m
Air. Kinersou and M i Loos, who
rollalioraled with her hushaltd
wntinK ihe st4r. ecured llieir
i' data iliiriiu; a trip to hurope last
I'OX STAIt IN Sl'lHKiNi;
siii.iKi.AMi imi "i i hi:.
.lohn Gilbert, the William FoS star.
will be at the Amnio Thcare Friday,
Saturday and Smnlav lu Arabian
Love," u stirrinK- story set in the
Arabian desert with Its sheikh. lUi
outlawry, it-4 cruelty and Its charm.
Gilbert plays the part of a white
man who has been driven by necen-
slty to join a band of Aral) otillaw.f
nid who liiiilw the baud a-wood rcltme
until he mect u white giii captive
from a looted caravan. He wins thl
Kill from the h:ind helps her to es
cape, and fulls in love w.tli her. She
thanks her j-'allant rescuer and does
nol learn until their romance has pro
gressed into a deep love that Gilbert
is a fugitive charged with the niur-1
del of Iter husband. The story Is
said to have all tho dashing romance
and thrill of the desert life.
Uarbara 1 ted ford plays opposite Gil
bert. In addition to this big Centum pic
ture, Clyde Cook will be seen ill his
new comedy micces'i, "Tho Kskimo."!
'litis is said to'be Just about the best
thing Cook has yel produced.
"tji o nu: ti in " at sm:i:-
ItY'S TIIKATItr. TIY AM
( TOMOHIVGW
ImaRine a race track drama with
vll the following big incidents: the
great race scene, the packed bettim:
ring, the pockeys weighing in, the
jammed grandstands, the horses in
Ihe paddock, a desperate flight In an
airplane, a hroak-nork dash In an
auto, a girl's courageous ride on a
great thoroughbred, a gnu figlit In a
gambling bouse, the perfidy oT a jock,
cy who sells out Ills own employer,
sleek horses t raining before the race,
a fat man's clean up on a long shot,
the Mtable boy's loyalty to his em
ployer, a youth in the toil- nf an ad
venturess, throngs flocking: to the race
track, a youth wounded and held in
a hospital, and a bundled other epi
sodes that will delight the eye and
thrill the heart of every picture-goer.
It's all in "Queen o' the Turf." com
ing to the Sherry Theatre today and
tomorrow.
Also showing Franklyn Farntim In
"Vengeance and the Woman," a two
reel western.
(If (he Ouneritlilii. WaiiaKemeiil, Circu
lation, ele., Ilt-iiiiireil l, Ihe Act of
4 imiktchm uf AiiuumI '21, ir.-2.
Of tin: i-ii lirande Ivveniag uti.-erVer.
puhMstii'd daily, except Suiulny. ;H I.u
'Irainle. tllcyon, lor tJctoher 2,
Mute of Uiegon 1
).
County of Liuoii)
iteforo me. u Notary I'nhlle in and
lor the Stivte and county alon-sald, per
sona My appeared 1 Inu e Dennis, u ho.
having heeti d u ly sworn nrinnl i ng to
law, OepojjLrt atnl sn s that tie is the
publisher ol the m firande livening "O-
servur nnd thai Ihe lollowilig is. to the (
De.t ol his knowledge and In-Ii" T a true
M ill clue lit ol the ow to ish lp, ma lliige
mcnt (mid it it daily paper, the cm u-
ia I ion ), ed'., ut the a I nresn id pu Id ica
IP'O t'T lh- date shown in tin- iiImhh
capl ion, rerjuil ird by til Ai l ol August ,
Z, WW', embodied in sei tion t I't. l'.-tfil
I.h ws it nd lien a lit Hops, pr ttiu d on lln- i
reverse of this form, to-wil :
I. That the names and addresses nt j
do- putiiishur, imi il or. managing edilur ,
and liucliii s.i managers are: f
I'tihlisher. Drace Dennis. La 'Irande. ,
uregoit. I
K'liior, Dr'.iee Dennis. La ir.ina. !
Oregon. I
.Managing' Kid lor, Dmce Dennis, La j
( im ndr, p'l-gon.
Husincs.; Ma mi (fur, Cruce Dennis, Lu I
(itande, t)regon. j
That ttif owners hit: Kilve name
anil adiliHsses of individon ow ners, or. i
it a corporal mn, give its nu nie :i nd
the name" and aftdri s en of stoi khold
ers owning- or holding- 1 per oi-ni oi
more ol the tol:i litiHiUht (if stock.)
i;rtue Dennis, I .a Urande, 'irenou.
I' lon nce J. Dennis, La 'iraiide, r-- ,
gon. '
.'(. That the known hondhnlile rs.
Iliort gJigees, itnd olioT Keilirilv hold-
ci s owning or redding- 1 per tent ur
more ol loiai iimoiini ol' hoods, mort
gages, or other securities are: I II ,
there are none, so stale.) j
I. a i ; ramie .;Lt local Itanli. I, a i
Put on
iHERe Mable formal) at the. ,
OL.VMPIC- JACViTALMflGE ArTll ICTS GO tic"1
PALACB - MARN llACT AT TVI& lOVEC MeSG O'
t'VCEDM - I ponVcAi?e5oiaicHjTue03CUe t
FOE AWN OF TMG PHUttK
EVERETT TRUE
1 toli "rue CoMMinee
IT (vocn-T e usccess to
GO AHe4D IVITW THe
UOR.K BEOU3it IT
TOO -
SJO, NOT TOO
WOWX-'D Be TOO
i.vtrp OuCT J' 'M
'JriiiHle, Oreuon.
U 8. Aittional Lank, La. Grand t,
uinuon.
l. Thnt the two purngi iiplu next i
aliovc, givinti' ihe nuines ot thu owncia, i
Mlochholilcrs, una Mi'uiilv IiuUith, ii
any. coniHtn not only the Mm of stock
It oii-rs Mint Nuciiritv holders us lltev j
appear upon the hooks of thu :otnpnny. .
luil nl.-o, in eases whore the slockholil
yv r Muctirily hohler appear upon I lie I
nooks oi tlit (uinipMtiy nu trusU-o or in I
any other litluciurv leliition, the ntiin !
of the pi-rson or corporation for w lioiti j
Mi eh U Hi Ice is uctinu', iw gt vrit ; ti I so i
t ha i I he .-aid t wo pu nigra pus eonln in
Ma Kin. nlH einhriicing ulliant lull i
UtiovvteOge a no hcli el' us to the en - I
cuinsiiiiu'es and eoinhltotis under which
stockholders and sucurlty hohh.-rs who
on noi uppcar upon tile hooks of the ,
foniitany km trtisicKS. hold stok iin-l
seciiri t les in a cHpaniy other Ihun that
oi a hoioi io owner; and this uflliiiil
lias no reason to helfcve thnt nny oih-4-r,
person, nssoctalion, or corporu I ion
has any i literal direct or indirect In
the said stock, londs, or oilier secur
ities than hs ,o sinleil hy him.
i. 'that Ihe average mini her of copies
or each issue oT -llil publication mo)i
or listrihuieU. through tlie mails or
otner wise, to paid slihseuhers iliiring
tlu six months tM'i-i'cdiinf thu dale
iiow n a hove is: If 2 Gt).
CJ'tus iiilorination required from
oailv piihlicntiiMis onlv.i
lilllll K DENNIS.
1'ohllslier.
Sworn to nnd suhscrthed before me
tills Mil day of Orlober, '.r2.
(senll CHAIll.KS II. ttKYNOLUH,
( .My cortinusMuii c'xpirc r Fehruury i L
i:t:'l. - ' V
Told of Victor Hugo.
Of Victor HiiKii It Is tdld that once
when a word used in one of his poems
was criticized as, "not French," he
calmly replied: "It Is now." The story
may not be true, but It might have
been, for no doubt. If occasion bad
arisen, Victor Hugo was cpilie capable
of saying .last 'hat, and of believing
it, t. Moreover, his eontldeiice In
his power was not without excuse,
or even reason, for lu bis day Ids
right to increase the French vocabu
lary was about as good as that of any
body else. New York TlltU'H.
La Grande !
! MATTRESS SHOP and
; WEAVING WORKS
Mattresses of all kinds cleaned J
J nnd rebuilt Feather Henovatlng. ,
i Has Rugi and Flull Rugs (l'T
J Buln.
, Carpet anil Rug 'loaning I
i 9x12, 91.50 Mill up
J Chaa. Edwards, Prop.
Phone 263-W
A-ftFfftX (! .
. li.'iViMrafn'iir''iir'ii I if l)
Just Arrived !
'A complete line (if
Connecting Rod and Crankshaft Bearings
for passenger ears and i nicks.
At
Leighton's Welding &
Machine Works
La Grande, Oregon
Your Hat, Tom
"tfiEPE IS A tiJOD cJ At
MONARCH - WIN MEkl AReoOJTlLlATe
i li3ab0 it ja3 vebv good!
vje'll go to That
i... -.. r
BYCOXDOIdSSBH
"TOO
CsxfeMSive-.
WUUI.J)
TOO LATE.
im the
17
EITHER tSOnvC TO
Olympia Oyster
Cocktails
in Season
v, at
THE LOTTES
1118 Jefferson Ave.
New Price
ON
Shelby Mazda
HLrv'"ai I
-
' '
Lamps
Size ' Old Nnw
77, clear 9 .70 $,.
1(10 clear 5)5 .75
150 clear l.Utl 1.10
2M) clear 1.80 1..".0
:S00 clear 2.50 1.5)0
500 clear D.75 2.75
liowl, Frost and Dayliirlit
Lamps in Proportion.
(5TMlLPC-
VijO' wtsctdPiKih Dkucr.isrs
LAIHI S AID WILL Ml ,11 1'.
The four divisions of thu LadloH Aid
'of the Methodist llpiscop.tl Church
will meet ut the following place on
Wednesday. October 4, at 2::i:
l-'hut division, .M in. K. (i. Colenuin,
1 304 Klghtli Ht reel.
.Second nnd Third divisions, church
pn rlora.
(otirth division, .Mrs. Kffie llelvoy,
I 2M'j (' avenue.
10-3-21
The homArch!
I
-
ii The homarch! vihw Thats WAN DouilI h
01 Oil THE CORNER OF MAU AUOTiiiRO M
M I &TgEET v M (jo WAV QOWLirjWLl,
II that's THeTTf ' " IJZZ,
lifljowe. I WAHY -
-f' irtn.i CZtt-i'iii-- -TI j
oil The corner, of man auotiuro.
OVERCOATS
All prices and Styles $20.00 to $75.00
Tailor-made Suits with individual style
$r8.50 to $78.50
' Made-to-Measure Suits $28.50 to $05.00
Leather Vests all styles and shapes
$5.00 to $17.00
Everything in men's furnishings.
Always hest.
The Toggery
Andrews Bros.
Knox Hats
WnWIWIILI""wl'""Mt"
II lllllli ill IMMMMI IU
The M'. A. Slilwell Meat Co., Inc.
Delivers the Goods
TWO MARKETS
The Quality market Adams Ave., uf.-tt to the
Skngf? store. Stilwell's market on Fir St., next
to the linn-is Grocery.
We have our own free delivery. WE SELL ICE.
LA GRANDE IRON WORKS
MACHINE SHOP AND FOUNDRY
All kinds of machinery, automobile! and trustor
paired, overhauled and rebuilt
Aicetylenii welding ot all kinds.
Cylinder boring and oversize piitoiu. '
- . C-ankihaf ts, PUton and Piston Pirn rfrouii4.
GWe as a trial
D. FITZGERALD, rm.
Furniture Exchange
COMPLETE HOUSE FURNISHERS
Heaters at Price to Suit the Pockotbook
ED DONOHUE, Prop.
Phone 471-J Fir & Jefferson
NOTHING IS CHEAPER
TITAN
Telephone Service
when you consider the value received. By means
of a network of wires and delicate and com
plicated switchboards, you are able to keep in
touch with your business and with friends
whether far or near; . .
Home Independent
Telephone Co.
"BILL HANSEN
Contractor and Hullilur
Brick, Htonn, Tile nnd
Concrete Work
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