Friday, March 13, 1925.-
THE Eff GKANDE EVENING OBSERVE!?
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The Observer Want Ad Page
The Market Place ii Union and Wallowa Counties
FOB RENT
FOP. HKN'T Modern furnished
-.house with garden. 2ie3 l-'frst. '
8-3-11-lln
liKN'T 0-rooui houso ftir
;ifni:ihrd. garden am garage. Cor
V i in r Cove and Hull SI. I
'.' i5-3-i:-2ip!
FOR riKNT Furnished hnnso-
J keening room nnd sleeping room
: with hath. Illll Fourth. -
12-3-11-Stn
Oil HUNT Modern furnished
4 two room apartment. Wuverly j
i i Apt. 0-3-C-r.tp
' FOR RENT Furnished rooms for
'. . light housekeeping. 1G12 Adams.
ij I'bona 2M-J. 11-2-27-tf
; VOM nfONT -room lionsii on
t j! Kecond St. Phone 3 18-J.
J 10-2-26-tf
' fOR RENT Modern steam hcut-
i etl apartments. Warmest In city.
' j:.- Plnse In. Ree Archie J. Murray,
Penney Bldg.
ic-i-iu-trn
FOR &ALE
FOR RAI.K Dairy rows ami mill:
."'' route, fall- Mohl 37. .
y-a.: - lu-3-1 l-3tp
V FOR SaLF. Purebred White Leg.
f j 'i: horn pullets. Farmers '204, '
? t nt halI'J Any numijpr or 41m
1 1 5 Whit ft Leghorn yearling hena. O.
ft i A. r Rtroln. K. It. Griggs. Un-
id-a-i i -: t p
i f FOR SALE
. Tlirep-room niodorn homo, gool
location nnr shops ami nfliool.
jOwnep Ih leaving town ami linn
priced thin properly bo It will
It will pay yon to Jnvcfitl
pate thin.
i -0-
f Ffvn-rnom bomo, woll lorn to-
n paved street,, for JH7M0. Tlio
.terms uro very reasonrfhln.
Onft-ncro tract clow to Gmon-
fwood school and now'snw mill,
f 8 -room homo and ham on place.
;Tlils placo will conshlor ji small
tear as part of first payment.
. Four-room home, city water,
electric lights, plastered. This is
. a well-mado . small home, well lo
, catcd..' A small automobllo or
real . istatc contract will ho ac-
1 cepted as a first payment and the
; balance can he paid like rent.
kGeo. H.Currey
REALTORS
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Business & Professional Directory
Classified for Quick Reference
BUSINESS
DIRECTORY
ATTORNEYS
r COCHRAN ft EBERHARD Oeo.
; , T. Cochran ami Colon 11. Khor
hard. Attorneys, Iji Qrande Na
t tlonal Bank Bulhllnir. '
nillHOl'llAOTOItS
I DR. BKLI.E MYERS Chiroprac
tor, New Foley Building. Houra
', to to 12 a. m., I to 6 p. m and
! . 7 to p. rn.
DR. J. H. WOOIJEI.L Chiroprac
tor and Naturopath. 8kln and
blood diseases, headaches, ap
' pendlcltls, backaches, rheuma
tism, asthma, ecxema, varicose
veins, all kinds of stomach,
heart and kidney trouble siio
cessfully treated. Blood pressure
j reduced. Diseases of women and
children a specialty. Bulte 80,
Hommer BUlir. Phone 47-W.
Residence Phone 190-W.
OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN
OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN Dr.
J. Ij. Ingle, Osteopath. Spinal
curvature and fallen arches a
specialty. Dr. Margaret Ingle.
Osteopath. Diseases of women
and feeding of Infants a spe
cialty. Office Phone Main lot.
Res. Pbone 106-R. Hommer
Bldg.
PHYSICIAN-SURGEON Dr. F. I.
Ralston Practice limited to the
eye, ear, nose and throat, and
fitting of glasses, flommer Bldg.
Msln 771. 1-1-lm
PROFESHIOSAIi DECORATOH
HOnSE PAINTING. Calciminlng
and Pnner-hanglng. J. Ixtndy.
Phone 4SI-W. 2-21-tf
L. A. STOOP Realtor. I.a Orande
National Rank Bldg. Phone
' MMn ?.'t.lm
natihi: ci ni:
DR. A. N. and MARY K. MAT
Vlf.I.E Sp"clnl'sis In chronic
diseases. Methods: Nntitrnpith
nnd Meeh.mo-T-errtpv. Fl;in and
blood dtssi-s. nervous diseases
chronic head .-hes. errema. scki
tlca. npptndieitis. ronstipnrlon.
. bowel trouble; all kinds of
chronic di"n'-s surreysfuHv
treaird. roll Main r.;s. Mny-
Vitle Nature Cure Tlotne, 10'.
Kas Adams Ave. Offire Imurs
10 to 1 1 . m.. to & p. in.
Consultation Free.
The Call
Of The
Highway
Spring brings o call to get
out on the itiau that's Imi.f
to rcsint. If you liavo a car,
yrtn are tcmptiil to iihc It al
once. If you haven't chic,
you're t mjiNtl to tnlit the
plunge himI join the croud.
Now Is the time to tell prcs
peelN uhoiit iwtl rat liar
trains. They am Interested
Jind lliry will bt buying
sniMi. 'I he Obsrrvt r Want
Ai u ill refleli them hi a
hurry ami with minimum
eot.
"an onsmmp:n want
AT) WIliL no I IV'
io it RAr-rc oiTnArR am acres
of land. ISO acri-able. 40 acrs
with watr rifilit, about 1(0 acres
aub-trriKUted, throe largo springs,
lots of cows and hops and ma
- ehlnory. nenr Haker project.
One-half mllo from TMocasot.
$12.01(0.00. $:iMiu cash, balance
C yeiirs. K. IliaHor, 'IVlocasft.
44-3-2-lmp
VOn SAI-E Tied fir and tama
rack posls. Phone 410-J. W. J.
Kelly. 1 l-:i-l l-:iip
FOll SAI.F 1124 Star, at n bar
gain. Hun less than 2000 mil's.
See Chas. MeCrary. 1 G-3 -1 1 -III p
WANTBD
WANTFO Lawn work. Phone
ir,s-j. li-a-io-tit
WANTKI) Sewlnff neatly done.
Phone 434 W. Mm. Nora Webb.
9-l2-17-1?ri
LOST
,OST liny horse with star In
forehead. Wt. 1200 to 1300 lbs.
Notify Mrs. IT. Frlswold. Atlcel.
1 7-3-1 0-f!tp
FOUND
FOl'NU Pair of horn-rlmmed
flosses, on Adams avenue. Own
er iuiy coll Htfins,:(7wJo IdentJity
article and pay for advertising
charges. 22-3-1 2-2 1
FRATERNAL
DIRECTORY
li. O. O. M. I,a Orande Lodge
No. 150 Loyal Order of Moose,
holds regular meetings every
Thursday night at 8 p. m. at
Odd Fellows' hall. The Women's
Moosehoart Legion No. 998
meets every second and fourth
Thursdays of each month. Vis
itors welcome.
Dr, A. N. Mayvllle, Dictator.
Harold Lund, Secretary.
B. P. O. RLES I,a Oranda Lodge
No. 41 8. Lodge meets each
Thursday evening at 8 o'clock.
Home and club privileges cbeer
f illy extended to all Brother
Klka.
Lester Bramwetl,
Eislted Ruler.
Mood Ecklay, Seeretary.
WOODMT5N OF THH WORLD
La Oranda Camp No. III. Meets
every first and third Monday
nights at Eagles hall. All vis
iting Neighbors 'welcome. Dues
payable at office of the Clark,
Rooms 11-28, La Oranda Na
tional Bank Building.
T. Recce. C. C.
R. J. Kitchen, Clerk.
A. F. snd A. M. Ia Orande Lodge
No. 41, A. F. and A. M. bolds
regular meetings first and third
Fridays at 7:0 p. m. Cordial
welcome to all Masons.
J. L. Ingle. W. M.
A. V. Llndgren, Secretary.
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS Red
Cross Lodge No. 17 meets every
Monday evening In Castle hall
fK. of P. Hall), at 8 p. nt. A
Pythian welcome to all vtsltlnr
Knights.
C. i;. Perrv. C. C.
C. L. Graham, K. R. 8.
O. E. 8. Hope Chapter No. 18, O
K. S. holds stated communica
tion the second and fourth Wed
nesdays of each month at 8:fte
p. m. Visiting members cordially
welcomed.
Maude K. Kberhsrd. W. M
Florence Racnn. Recrefsrv
;THB PTTHTAN PIPTEr.S meet
everv Friday evenlntr. except the
; fourth or eneh month, at 7:3a nt
the K. P. Hall. All visiting sis
ters wlrmne.
M. K. Mildred frenley.
M..nf I!, and C. Dora Rose
8-l-lm
NEW TODAY
NOTICE.
Clawdfted Want Ads am strict
ly CASH IN ADVANCRf copy
must be In not later tlian
a. m. date of Insertion.
Rates: 2o per word for each
Insertion,
VOn SAKE Timothy seed. 10c a
pound. Timothy seed slightly
mixed with nlslke clover. 10c
pound. H. K. Hull, Snntinervillr.
1 5-3-13-211. 0-1 7-24p
("Oil SAI.R Vranchred While I.efr
horn halchinK' etrs. Call and see
breeding pens tiny afternoon ex
o pi Sunday, l.oeun Spiin 1'oul
iry l-'uriii. :io4 Abler sirei't.
l'hone 2i:K-lt. 2.1-:t-i:i-llp
POR SAI.R
offKS. I. t1
J.
ft. I. !!. hatehlnp
I'Venrh.' Phone 2.ri2-lo-:t-i:i-itp
FOR UKNT7-roum Iiouho. 1 HiU
O Ave. . . ' 7-.1-13-tilp
FOrt 8A1.E -Ilupiiiobile, Mo.b-I It
touriiiK". Terms to responsible
party.. Phone 4:Ct-W.
12-nia-fitp
FOR 8AI.K National c:mh n'jrls
ter. See. Hen Doeioiia, Savoy Ho
- tel. ijs-a-ia-itp
FOR sai.k .i:;o ret of fi-root
lu avy chicki-ii w're. $im: Phoni1
24S-J. l.-:t-i:t-4lp
TO LOAN Money on well Improv
ed eliy property, Wm. Miller &
Co. 12-:i-i:t-lt
FOll SAI.H Olds 8 truck, lkir
Kaln. St-e ('has. MeCrary.
0-:i-i.v:ip
FOR rtRNT Modern :i-room fur
nished apartment al Maple Apis.
1012 Second St. 12-3-13-tttp
FOR KALIS Ford Tudor sedan
New. linn only 2Too mlli-s." Com
pletely equipped, speedometer,
bumpers, spare tire, etc. Mo
chanlonlly, paint, tires, etc., ab
solutely perfect. Priced very low
for rash. See this ear and make
offer. Phono Imvison, Main 7S7.
3S-3-13-2tp
WANTED School plrl wants work
for room and board. l'hone 1S1
J. 1 1-3-13-lt
FOR RENT Modern three-room
furnished apartment. Newly kal
som 1 lied, si com heated. 1 606
Wash. 12-3-13-lf
FOR SALE OU TKADE Ford
iJt'iriaig 0fU3ti gnod condition.
Cull at Enterprise Markel.
M-3-m-fit
One of the debutantes tolls ua
she eit her has to go wit bout
enoMgh clothes or go without men.
Two were Injured In St. Louts! .,) such a woull, or exciting inn
when an auto driver thought a'meiits, so nullsllcally produced,
girl Infikcd lietter Ui:iu the rnsid. I-Vw .Ht;irs of the screen luive such
Cured Meats of
Quality
MAMTfl POP
oP The
Great
C0NOUCTED
BW THE
"Dailv
SCOOP
MAS
ARRIVED
Wth mo
ENTERED
Pop has
lost all
interest
IN THE
OUTCOME
La Grande
Yakima Canutt
Takes Part in Ticture
Now at Sherrys. '
Sherry's thenter has a tront In
store for patrons In "Notch Num
ber One.M an Arrow-Great-Western
production, starring Ben Wil
son, and supported by Yuklma Cu
min, the champlnn American cow
boy, who won ihe Ttoosevelt Cup
last fall, for ' the r real est display
of skill In all kinds of rough rld
Inff. -
An advance screening of this
picture shows our old favorite. Hen
Wilson, as a ranch foreman, false,
ly accused of shooting his boss,
with whose daughter he Is hope
lessly In love. To save her fiance
he ollows himself to be captured
and Roes to Jail. The proving or
his innocence by Yakima Canutt Ik
dramatic In Ihe extreme, l.lttle Wi
ll' Lord as "nieky" will win all
hoiirta.
Coini'dy, "A Knt Chance."
Dante's Trip
To Hell Described
In Arcade Picture
The name of the great Ttnllan
poet Dante AHtrhlerl Is known to
almost everyone and In nssoclnted
with his preatesl work, which, for
want of a better term, is called Di
vine Comedy, or, In Tlallan, Dlvlnn
Commedla. The "Divine Comedy"
is composed of three Rreat allegor
ical poems. "Inferno." "Pnrffatory"
and "Paradlso," which dejterihe the
poet's Journey through the realm
of the Hereafter.' Although his
works, according to Encyclopedia
Ilrllonnlcn, Include seventy-eight
poems, eight doubtful and fifty
four spurious, the Divine Comedy
is by far the best known and by It
alone Dante holds place as one of
the half-dozen greatest writers of
all lime, .
I'pon the poem "Inferno" hns
been based the motion picture of
that name which will be seen nt the
Arcade theater today, nnd which
has been creating something of n
furore throughout the country. The
picture Is a William Fox product,
directed by Henry Otto, who will
be remembered ns the guiding spir
it in "The Temple of Venus."
"Inferno" describes that part of
the poet's Journey wherein he-sees
the souls of people who have sin
ned on earth . undergoing eternal
punishment In the various clrelea
of Hell. This highly Imaginative
poem lends Itself admirably to pie
turiation and the production Is ac
counted as one of the lincHt
achievements of motion pictures
Jt is expected to arouse grout in
terest In this locality.
"A Cafe in Cairo"
At the Star .
Is Splendid Film.
A crltl'Vs work Is made un
usually pleasant wlum a produc
tion hiirh as "A t'afe in I'alro'
roniOH around.
I....... ...,,.'.,, ..I. .(.,.. rtn.
AT RIGHT PRICES
Hundreds of individuals nil over (he stale
purchase their HAMS, BACON and LARD
here at a Having. Why not-YOU?
MEATS - GROCERIES
Grande
Meat
1 HAD PLANNED
P
A GREAT ACHIEVEMENT
TODAW MAC- HAD
OL'S CANC1DATE&
BEEN ABi-E To
LOOKED
LETTER
ENiTER COMTEST
AND WIN. OUR
SUS'NiESS NNOULD
HA)E SHOWN A
BiG INCREASE
, Tmi3 HEAR
f
Theatres
a vibrant personality as prlscllla
Dean, and It la doubtful If she has
ever appeanl to better advantage
than In this, her Kecond Hunt
Stromberg production, which Pro
ducers Distributing Corporation Is
releasing.
"A Cafe in Cairo" Is a plotiirlsa-1
tlon of the novo) of the same name j
by Isold Forrester, author of "The!
White Moth." and numerous best;
sellers. The photoplay version I'
hy Harvey Gates, and Inasmuch a i
he wrote The Wildcat of Purls"
nnd other earlier Prlscllla Dean i
successes. It is not surprising that ;
he has made the story fit Iho-tiy-namio
star to the proverbial T.
There is something Intriguing al
ways ahout the hind of the Nile.:
made famous hy Cleopatra. The
sun-scorched desert wastes, t h
bnxaars. the lure of moonlight on
thij Nile, the harem dancers and.
the perfumed gardens of powerful
nhetks nil these elements ihitt in
trigue the Interest have been art-'
fully injected into "A Cafe in
Cairo." Hut they are only n part
and parcel of Ihe background for
the story. .
"Opening with a tensely dra
matic prologue, the Interest Is
tightly held through one thrilling
sentience after nnnihor until the
undor-water knife duel of the cli
max Is renched. The latter Is
probahly one of the most unusual
thrills ever Injected into a screen
melodranui.
As Nuldn, fascinating lltMe
Hourl, Prisciila Dean gives a per
formance that excels even "The
Siren of Seville," her Initial Hunt
Stromberg feature. Robert Kills
Is a splendid choice for the young
American secret . service operator.
ind the rest of the cast Including1
such well-known players as Carl
SfooJtdale, Evelyn Pelbie. Harry
Woods. It ulli King, Iirry Steers,
Carmen Phillips and John Stoppl
ing, do excellent work.
REPAIR NERVES
WORN TO
SHREDS
To live on yotir nerves is like
drawing money out of the banli
instead of living on the Interest.
Soon there is none left. Then you
are bankrupt. So with nerves.
To live on nervous energy alone
Is to draw on your reserve force.
The nerves give wny under the
strain. Then a very serious and
oftentimes fntal condition follows.
The nerve strain must be relieved
or dnngor ties nhoad.
Eopa Neuritis Tablets are com
pounded to soothe and relieve In
flammation of the nerves. They
arc absolutely harmless, contain
no Sromldes or narcottcB or othr
hnblt-formlng drugs. Ily going
direct to the cause of the trouble
tboy act to ease the nerve pains
that result front diseased and
"high-strung" nerves which ns.i
ully respond' to their ' healing' in
fluence, with nmaztng rapidity.
Eopa Neuritis Tablets ofrer a
sane, common sense, scientific
treatment endorsed by many leu I
lug physicians. Start this treat
ment today. The price is $1,00 n
bottle. Your druggist will recom
mend them.
Red ''Cross Drig Store will sup
ply yon. .Mall orders filled. Ad.'.
Ronde
Co.
ALMOST THREE meeks TrllN6S
ST.EMEDTOBE IN OUR FAVOR AND lt
FORWARD To THE DAV VJHEN
VJE COULD PUBLISH A TESTIMONIAL
GIVING MAQiCMUO THE CREDIT
for a great victorv but instead
op Success smiling on us todaw
, FAILURE GRINS AT Lrs r
V TROM VONDER , '
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27 YEARS
AGO
Morning Observer, Ii Grande,
March 12, 1S!8 Walter M. Pierce
returned to Pendleton Friday night
after spending several days looking
after his farming Interests.
There are seven flouring mills ti
Cnion county. These mills, if run
to full capacity, can grind 3,mki
bushels of wheat nor tin v.
11. O. Griffin has completed his
new house and will move into H.
Charles Weaver has sold a half
interest In his blacksmith shop to
O. Rurnette. r l
F. Slack- was iu, the oily Friday
nl'tor sacks, having sold between
60 and (ion sacks of potatoes.
Express Agent Frank .Mead a
making an effort to secure a free
express delivery for La Grande,
The Colon woolen mills have a
large force of men building a large
Purity Bread
? Made (Mean Sold Clean
-Truth In ndvortlnlng Implies honesty In nianufacturo
and the a nan ranee of n snuare deal. Give us a trial.
La Grande Bakery
' K. J. MeWIM.IAMS, Owner
The' Only Independent llakury In I .a Orande.
PI.rE KIIIIION RltlD SUPDRI INU nltRAD
ACME PAINT
covers more surface, nnd really costs ion.
Paint for every surfacft
Paint for Kvery Purpose, ,
Furniture Exchange
Fir and Jefferson Phone 474-J'
WE BUY, SELL OR TRADE
Exide Batteries
STROM UI' HO CAIUUJHETOnS
S. A M. Spotlights
F aok a rcl V Ire a 1 1 s Izes
Generator & Htncter Brushes
Light (.lolrcs alt wlzes
Lamp Sockets
('emiiiio Iteniy anil Dcloo
Colls. Points, etc.
FRED T.
MATlf lit
is
Safely' "Stoifllij
if:
MIDI
' am '.M 1 -
LA GRANDE -JOKFPII STAGE LINE
Hilars A Colillron, Props.
Stages Leave Ii Grande Daily
7:30 9:00 - 12:.10 - 4:00
Slrtges Leave Joseph
7:!I0 - 10:30 - 12:30 2:110
Eighth Message
Why pay more? You can buy an
ESSEX or a HUDSON COACH for leas.
Ledbetter Garage
IffiKa .. Lj 1401 AiUuna Avenna
littll
fifA '.Hooraw Pop' S J hatthe :rN 4fV But just-think pop - ) IfT
'A LOOK-MARIAN OEUCE DOViE I. "? fl 3HE'LL GET r5000 A.ND 1 .
VON THEBEAUTV care about vwo "thkm voe can get L.
L, CONTEST ' r-JI VJ0N THE CONTEST 1 gjjj MARRIED '.'
m&tulf km v. P
1- Sn J;- , lJ
dye house and boiler room on the
north side of the mill, J. H. Cowan
is superintending the work.
Fnlon John Elliott and Fred
Nod I no are among those having the
Klondike fever.
Siiytbctlc Manufacture .May ,
Cheapen Chilean Mtrrihw
LONDON (AP). The fear of
synthetic nitrogen becoming a ser
ious competitor to . the Chilean
product is now being regarded
more seriously than for &2o years
vuist and has caused a 'rat her
sharp decline In prices of pio
d ucing com pa ny slut res on t he
stock market.
A writer In the annual review
of Alkman, Ltd., nitrate brokers,
speaking of the artificial product,
declares that synt hetie nitrogen
In Us various forms is dully be
coming u.morc serious pompetilor
to Chilean nitrate of soda, owing
to the cheaper price at which it
can he sold, and that the erection
of several large plants for .the
production of both sulphate and
nil rate of Hint is at present under
consideration in various countries.
Klaxon Horns
Stop Lights
Hubert llosoh anil Clmmplon
Spark Plugs
CopiM'r Tubing
(iiirbrlcl Sn libbers
BURGESS
1tna Jefferma Arn.
CamUimhlif
mm
.(".
pettier Des'rlhcs Demand
For Diamonds as 'Insatiable
, LONpON (AP). There la. ISO
likelihood of dlumonds becoming
as cheiip, as colored beads, de
spite the recent prolific- discover
ies In Kouth Africa, Oordon Nuth
an. u prominent diamond' dealer,
said recently to a reported of. .the
Dully Gruphlc. ' . . .' ' .
'There" will never be. enougn
natural diamonds to satisfy, the
demn'iHls," the spenkcrj added.
"Kven if that, mysterious syndi
cate of which we hear so inu'.'h.
fulfilled Us threat and flooded
the market today with lllui.lliill,
Onu worth of -diamonds no last
ing harm would be done. They
would he- bought up ih ten min
utes; the trade would suffer a:
temporary depression and the dc.
mand In a short iimv would be as.
keen ns ever." ,' ' i
r
Buy
This
Home
ft-rootn modern house,
garage, lot f0l 10. cor
ner Walnut and Main
Hln-els, Khmlo Im'.s, .
ami ftlii'iihhvry; pavruV.
streets. . ,
Priced :iK(in v..'
$r.0ft cash balance mi
terms. ' r ;
WEEKS & BLACK
IIRALTORS
New Foley
Insurance -
Illdg.
Ijoana
Poultry
Netting
Now Is Urn time to make'
tlio Clilckcn I'ni-k. I liae
FFXCING
In All HclKhta
F. L. LILLY
TTarilwRra
Phona Main 8i
WEAVER'S
Tailors, Cleaners, Dyers
And PravKirs
PHONE MAIN 7S
Depot Street -
La Grande r
Mattress Shop and
Weaving Works ;;'v
' Mattresses of all kinds :
cleaned and rebuilt; Feather o
Renovating. Rag and Fluff
Rugs made to order and for
sale. Carpet and It-Jg faa-,i
Ing. Furniture Re-coveirins;,;
Lhsti.'MMl Fumigate!1. V ?t
Factory Phone 424 W
OIIAH. F.DWAItDS, Prop.' '
UNION-LA GRANDE .
AUTO STAGE
TIME TARLB
Dcarcs Iieayea
Union La Oranda
8:16 A. M. 11:00 A M.
1:16 P. M. 6:l( P. aL
BiuKlays
iMvet licavea '
Union La OrasKla
1:00 P. M. 6:16 P. K.
Katurdny Night Special
Is-arcs lieavea
Union hm Oranda
T:00 P. M. 11:00 p. U.
IfeatccJ Cars
P. O. DcLAP, nfsnagrr
Headquarters, fiommer Hotel
BY TAYLOR
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