Tuesday, May 19, 1925.
THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
Page Three
iNEWS of SOCIETY
A ln.rice and enthunit'jjtle , .null
fnc attended ilic recital fjlven lusi
evening tit the l.lhriiry auditorium
hy flfvcn eighth K'de and hi(-l.
so hoot piano students of Mi us H 11
da Anthony. The stupe wan alt run
lively decorated with a red ana
white color seln m-, heuutlf ul red
tulips and while Kpfrfii heinj: used
forming a delightful s.ttiiiK for the
recital.
Kdwln Kirhy pViyvd two iiuin
hers, "Sailor's Souk" by Schumann
and 'Hungarian I hi nee" hy Kein
hold; Mildred Ktundley played
'CuHtanette Dunce" hy Nieholls
and "Warrior's Konu" by Heller,
Mertileeo Wilson played "A rubes
(pie" by l.oth and "IVtite Amour
ette;' Adolph SieKrist played
"l-Yom Knight !y Days" by Krentz
lin and "On Hora.tnuV by iltier
ter; Judith SnodKrass pluyed "Chil
dren In the (Jarden" by Harbour
nnd "Winged Horses" by Klorldtu;
Clark H nek man played "Melodic
riereiiudt'" by Ho-ra and "Shep
herds All and Maidens Fair" by
Nevln, and Raymond Mcyerslrl'.
played "Good Night" by Kevin and
"Vnlse Miniature" by Heurler.
Th other four nppenrlm; on the
program. Jean Williams, l.ois Nel
son. I frnthy III own ton and Jaelt
CoolidKe, gave u short explanation
of their nuuiher.s. They each play
ed a Kroup of three pieces. Miss
Williams selections were: "April"
by TsehaikowaUy, "lhinee Capriee"
hv tJrieg and "Hose irlt-s" by
MOHzkowskl; Miwi Itiownton'r;
numbers were: "The (!ypy" by
l.yun, "Spinning Souk" by Mendels
sohn and "ValH. In K M I nor" by
Chopin;1 Miss Nelson played vPas
torale" by Searlalie-Taung, "Tin
Swan' by .Saint-SaeiiM and 'Ianri
Aun-rieaine" by (lent Mowry and
Master .t'oolidge gave "l-'rotu t h
Land of Hie Kky-UHl.- Water" by
Oudmaii, "Itluetle" by Mael Mweil
und "limiting Sonn" by Memleis
soliti.
Kuch number was played with
understanding nnd expression and
showed excellent training,
i
The annual mooting of the Art
Heseareh Class was held yesterday
afternoon ot the home of MrH. A.
T. Hill. Ofi leers were Heeled for
the ensuing year as follows: Mrs.
A. T. Hill, president: Mis. K. A.
Hi'tidrleUson. first vice president ;
M is. Hall K. Wa 1 1 Is. second vice
president; Mrs. H. 1. (.Jrovc, treus-
WALLING'S
Money Raising
SALE
Still On!
Special Reductions
On
Graduation Gifts
See Our
Silk-and-Wool Dresses
At 57.93
Coats
9.50 And Up
WALLING'S
The New
French
Curl
When yon wish tlio charm
ing effect of a soft, nnt urn)
curl, the new French pnner
wnve Is the only answer.
On r Rh op Is ml i n I rnhl y
equipped and trnhied toglvr
thLs new curl. You will Im
more than pleascMl with the
results. Phone now for an
appointment.
GEIST MARINELLO
SHOP
Boom 6, BonliiNT Tlhlx.
"A Rrantj AI1 for '
Every Need."
Pbone Main 577
mm
fJS-
n
Arp your Or:nlu:i- I
lion OlfW a rii:.n
i' to you?
Q Sen the window fil
of the p.lchanlsun JR1
Art and Oltt Shop
'ryL lor 8UKi:.'Stloiis for rt
tlio Girl und H'y Ji
t! Rk'liardwn'n Art
tt tilfl tiliop jfn,
hwir Vs 'y?-''"' ''-''- ' 'gi i
Ruffles That
Go Nowhere
v m
k
"T1AOH or the ruffles that adorn
ij this frock seems to have a dff-
ferenl Idea of when to beuin
nd whero to stop, and only olio
feia uy resHnsibillty to riu ahead
unu fc.vumnavij.';ito tli hem. Ilmv
tiver, the effect Is very Krench and
very unusual and it makes a viy
distinctive frock on a. minptu whito
crept di chine foundation. A one
sided belt is another uriinal touch.
urer. nnd Mrs. Hichard Claycomb,
secretary.
The annual picnic of the West
minster Guild took place last eve
ning at Klversldo Park, with ap
proximately twenty-five members
present. A large fire was built in
the fire place at the park pavilion
and at six o'clock delicious pic
nic, dinner was served. TTie table
was decorated witn huge bouquets
of lavender and while lilacs.
Mrs, Harry Turner will enter
tain the members of the Woman's
Itelief Corps and their friends
Thursday al ternoon at tea at her
home at lTn.' Washington avenue.
A Colorado woman shot her hus
band because he wouldn't come to
dinner. Head it to your husband.
Mi
merva
Says-
This Is the time of the
year your feet will bein to
bother you. If you feel any
indications of fool trouble,
now is the time you should
Ket the foot appliances you
will require and Ret your
feet in j?ood condition before
It Is lint weather.
We rt re now stocked nn
with a fill line of Dr.
Scholl's Foot Appliances and
Necessities. We maUe a spe
cialty in fit I in tr your feet
properly nnd keep your arch
supports adjusted at al) times.
Consultation free. We have
Corn Pads, Callous Tads. Corn
Files, and 3 Kont Necessi
ties for the care of your
feet. Hardly n day passes
that we do not care for
someone with foot trouble.
Comfort Is worth a lot m
life.
THE BOOTERY
;ay iiayiu:n. Mcr.
Arch-Aid Shoe for I.ndles
and .Men
Bath Room
Fixtures
'Nickel and Class
TOW EL RODS
SOAP HOLDERS
GLASS HOLDERS
HATH ROUE HOOKS
Everything for the
Hath Room
F. L. LILLY
Hardware
Phonp MB 81
Qister dMary's
Jiccheru
BY SISTER t.L'-wilY
Hreakfttvi
Halvis of Kiapituii, broiled salt
mackert'l, pututo-s haain-d in ntiik,
tuaslei) corn bnad, inllk. coffee.
I.imt'licon
Scalloped celery, cottage chees.,
whole whrut brt-ad, eup eakts with
n'ver-fiiilinK iclnjr, st iMwbenlrs.
milk, tea.
Dinner
noullion, tor st st leUs, baked
stuffed hudduci, poiaioes with
puiMley butter, eivanit d kale, vu
cmnber salad, pineapple bavarian
cream, whole wheat break, milk,
coffee.
Ktlle is K'"''n leaf vpe.tahlr, val
;mb!e hoi h for its mineral inattei
and its vltuinhn' eon tent. it re
quires loiiLCcr cooking than splnueh
and should be chopped very fin
brtort' H'-rvinj:. A child undi-r
school line should be i; -rvi-d I-hs
ht-arlily with kab- than with spin
ach as th kale is U us eiusily di
Kested, Scnllojx'd Ct'lery.
Two cups diced c-h-ry, 1 cup rel
rry alock. ;t tabli'siiouus butter, 'J
J t-abb-apnons riour, 1 cup milk, V.
cup choppi-d Hi'i-:v, 1 cup 1'hlf
drit-d br:id criiiiibs, i cup eoarK--buMcred
ci uinbs. sjh am p ppi-r.
Cook ei'biy in w;'Ir to eovr
until telub r.. I!es-rve I eup of cH--ry
stock and u:4c will) milk. MHt
butter, stir in flour and u in n
smooth sbtwly add milk, uiinlii,
constantly. Add ' salt, in-pp,-r.
cheese and cH''ry. Line a buttered
baking dish with Ormd bread
cruuibs. Add a layer of eHery mix
lure and a lay'r of ei umbH. I'on
time layi-r for layer uniil all in
used. c
and bait
.er with hutb-n-d criiiiibs
litbuii inlnuli n in a hoi
oven.
Xevcr-I'ail Jciipj
White l i-gi, 1 (abb-spoon water,
1 cup .sutfar, I teaspoon vanilla.
Put first three Inured b-nl s In lop
of double boih r. Put over scabliiiK
water and .)at with i dover beater
for four minutes. Heat in vanilla,
remove from 1m 'at and spread on
cal a.
Announcements
Social nimotiiH-cmeiits mny
Ih printed hi this column fret'
of t -ha rue. Any announcements
periafnhi to any funt tlotis such
ns cooked fonl Miles, rlc, will
he refiiNetl. Amioiinreineiits, to
be printed Hit same day, must
he in society editor's hands hy
0:IHI o'clock. News ctlltoi's
note.
The general aid of the Metho
dist Kpiscopai church will meet
Wednesday aflertioon at 2::t"
o'clock at the home of ' Mrs. 'lred
Smith. J 105 Kith street.
The Women's Missionary Society
of the Lutheran church will, meet
Wednesday afternoon at two
o'clock at the home of Mrs. Char
les Ward. 6o3 Kixtll street, with
Mrs. Je;;s Towery an bolder. All in
terested are cordially invited.
The monthly meeting of the Loy
al Sisters will be held at the home
of Mrs. I-M Kbell. i'lui IVnn ave
nue, Wednesday afternoon at 2:'M
o'clock. Mrs. Kbell, Mrs. I,. H.
Weeks and Mrs. J. T. Zainrht will
be the hostesses.
The Pnrkdab- club will meet to
i morrow afternoon. May Su, at the
ihotne of Mrs. Minnie l.uper. Mrs.
!Cal Stilwell will assist as hostess.
!
j Cove (Special) Mrs. C. Ilertach
j ond Mrs. It. Coins! nek will enter
jiain the Ladles (iuild Thursday al
! ternoon. May M I .
avkim:siav. may sio
fountain Standard l ime Stations
KOA, Denver. Colo. ( l2 .-i ), 0:40
p. in., sand man's hour; S. Fred
Hchmilt atifl his 10 ilto theater
orcliest ra; S: 1 n. St. Elizabeth's
choir; 10-12, Dave OlnsliurK and
his ArKonnut oreheHtra.
Purine Standard 'I'Iiim- Stations
KKAK, Pullman. 'ash. (;i4.C),'
7:ati-9 p. in.. Interpretative read
ing contest, dramatic students of
Maynard Lee DnfT-y: "Little
Gentlemen," .Maty Alto Arnold:
"Ansel's Wiekedllenn," .Mabelle
f'arstens; "The Three flutlawa."
f'lelah i'ooper: "The Hwimmin
Hole in the Old Church." Cath
erine ( Yoshy; I tut h Willi Ins. so
prano; Nat ha I y 14a lash in, pian
ist ; "l-'or t he Love of a Man,"
Doris Marsulais; "The Second
Trial,' Audrey Savai;e; "Control
of Infert i 'jus I ijseases la Ani
in;i.r:." ix an M. Werner.
Kl'I, L(,s Am,'elen, Calll. ( 4 r, 7 ) ,
fi:3f-(i p. in., I-;xaniiner's matinee
proirnun; tl-U : 1 ',, MeDaniel'.s
niuhtly doliifiH; (l;4:"-7, Itadhor
ial talk; 7, deioctlve siory. Nick
Ilnrris; 7:2a, "Character Analy
se.' IsfthelHi ("happen; 7:30-8,
Jean Ni'iimelr. Lyric soprano.
Vlrfrinia Koetlers, pianist and
Caroline Herman, violin ; K-!i.
KvenftiK Herald'H hour of snappy
dunce music; U-lo, the Kxninliii-r
Ulrls, program urranirt d by Mad
elyn Hardy; JO-I I. pj.inek
Mursh dance orc!ns( ra, Itetty
Patrick. s;dnls'.
KKfiA. Heart e. Wash. Mr,4.3). 4
f.:l p. in., Olympic hotel orches
tra; recjpe; ll -i 4 concert or
chestra; r,:i:-S:4:,. Hnpp.r-Kelly
studio proirram; KiIPt.iM, TIiih-.m
sturlio prnirr:im.
KI-WH. Holly nod. C.lir. (2:,2).
7-i p. id.. proKr:im. Alexandria
ll'itej IiorNti; S-'.t. iro';i;iin, Ar
mhe.iti S'pi tut;' V i! r company
Harry ,.u l-on's sti in? ipiiiriet .
(In at W si. ni n.'iie ijnr-rtet. H.i
v. .i ' i i m t . ii id. i s; '.. popub I
s-.iil? boil!', (ntiil I'nwi'ii"! and
Win ren Morton ; t a -1 1 . W.h ner
HrnH. hour ot fun, Harry K i -inour
In ch.trf;e; 11-1 a. m
1 . ,
Radio
Note the Smile
' V1
II
hi
0 "
?.frn. T'lora Mitchell of lirookings,
D., imbued with the principles of the
W. C T. IT. of which sho is state
preiiidcnt, took creat Joy lit nRslstlnc'
In dentioyinir lotio naltons of moon
shine cuptured In ralda by federal
aKents and pcilce.
players niirht at the Montmarte
cafe, Mel Pedes Uy and his or
ciie.si ra.
KC.ll, Oakland, Calif. CtOl.'J), p.
in., inimical program: speaker.
Vr.i I,. William;: Instil lite; 4
r. : ;i ( i , concert orchestra, Hotel St.
i'Yani'is: Vinton I .a I'ei rera, conductor.
f K.9
KG W, I 'ort la nd . (I re. ( it 1 . a ) , 1 1 h
UV.HI p. tn., Itis City trio; t.fc!
children's troj:rani: (J, Hotel t
Portland dinner concert: S West-1
ern AnU .Supply company; 10.
Sherman, Clay it company stu
dio. KH.T, Los Anpelen, Calif. (405.2),
F : :i o -1 p. in.. Leiijhton's Arcade
cafeteria orchestra. Jack "ron
Ehaw. lender; (l-(i::!ii. Art lib-li-nmn's
ISiltmore hotel concert
orelieslra. IMv.urd I 'itr.pnt rick,
director; tI:Ho-7::io, little, stories
American history. I'rof, Walt
Sylvester Ib-rtzof,'. Dick
Win -
slow, juvenile . reporter, Mickey
Mel Ian, Ikiby Muriel Mm-for-inac.
screen slarlfts; S, Dr. Mars
1 tunica rd I, scientific lecturer;
8::bl-!i:;to, Uocs lirothers cafe
teria orchestra, Pryor Moore,
leader; ICHO-Iu. 1'kkY W1kkI'
Kirls Siring trio; IU-11, Art
Jllchman's Hiltniore dance or
chestra. Karl Iturtnett, leader.
;ocrinir (iencral Learns ' "
South Al'ricans Laiifi,iinse
OA I'M TOWN, South Africa AP)
The Karl of Athlone, Hi'llish gov
ernor general of South Africa since
1U2H, surprised liis upbjectn and
many of his friends recently by
nwtkiiitf a jmblic speech in Afri
kaans or Cape Dutch, which is the
country' recond official lanjpiatfc.
lie.spondint; In KniTllsh to an ad
drej;s of welcome during a visit to
the village of ludtuhoorn. the
earl suddenly ostonished his hear
ers with Keveial sentences In Afri
kaans. Afterward he spoke espe
cially to the farmers of the Oudis
hoorn district in that language
aympathizinff with them because of
I the business depression In Die os
trich feather industry.
Princess Alice is also studying
Afrikaans and making excellent
projrre.'-'H. The earl had for several
months when he first came here,
arose at A o'clock each morning
for a levsoti from a native teacher
and within six months be was able
to r-ad the laiiKiiaK" fairly well,
but this was all a Secret until the
event at (mdtshoorn which pave
the governor general opporl unity
to show what he had accomplished.
Alabama man shot his wife? when
she threatened to leave, but we
doubt if It chanK' d her mind.
If he auverlis'fl It. ho knows it'i
irnnil
HOOP'
e7fo to it!
Tell your friends you
are "Rodeo Bound"
then light out, a'foot or
a'horsc'oack.forthe lead
ing ciyar store, drug
store or candy store in
town.
"Sweet's Rodeo Bar"
that's what you ask
for. You'll agree it's the
finest chocolate caramel
bar a dime ever bought.
Ywi KrKrw iff r,oH n
EVERY BITE'S A DELIGHT
.u GENE
Star Gazers Told How The
Heavens Will Look In June
I WASHINC.TO.V (Al'l You may I
think iiiiiiiiier Is hen-, but officially
It does e..t beKin until June 21;
Iwhleh will be the tonKcat day of.VfKU. brlKhtest star or the norm-
'the war in the northern heml-
sphere. It coin on Sunday, which easily recoKiikxed by Its dtamund
iv 111 doubtless make tennis und KOlf ilHie btue-white splendor'and by the
players rejoice. two small staru that form Willi It
June in the month to look forxin etiullaleral IrianKle that lias no
Ihe lliir Dinner bltrh In the went-1 counterpart In tho heavens. VKu
i-ru sly with tin end of the ban
He nearly due north, says a buV
kiln by the American Nature uhso
Matioii. Hoot en. soneral ly spoken
i( at: thn Hertlsmau, iH also known
tis tiie Ox-driver und is supposed
I to be driving the Seven ploilK'h
itxen. an the seven stars of the MIk
ilHppcr ure also known, around the
north pole of the heavens,
i Arcturus, the brinhtOit star In
iP.ootcs. is the ltear-Kiiard, ns Us
i name sirnifles, and it. can be eas
Itiy found by prolomrtiiB the line ot
1 stars In the tail of the tireat Hear
or the handle of the HiK Dipper to
l ward t he s;iul beast. Some see In
j Monies H hunter pursuiiiK the (treat
ilietir with his two hounds.
I Hootes is easily found because
jitM chief stars form the outline of
;ii boy's kite, with the ln-hhi ormiK''
niur.d itiar Arcturus at the point
-.here the tall joins the body of the
I'll is kite has two -toils, how
'Meiidiiif: to either side from
A rein run.
S(1U, m,r4.r to i
the five fair
ly brb:ht stars in Monies to the
north of Areturiis' as cornel's of it
pentagon, a rive-slded fiKure with
Us sides of eipial length.
ArcluriiH, its peculiar oranice col
or makes it easy to find, la also
one Uf the three brlKhlest mars
north of the celestial etpialnr. The
other two ore Wjju, now far over
in the northeasl, and Capetla In
northwest. The three stars dif
Kieally in color, lor V-'Ka (s
bluish -w hit
Capelta, yellow; and
Arclurn,
'ea is a shad
i Ir-lKhlt r than the other two, which
xactly dtual in bricl'.tness.
Arctnriui, the American Nature
Association points out, is one of
the nearer stars to tlio earth
though there is some uncertainty
as to its e:; act distance. H is plac
ed between '21 and ;Ui lh;ht yeai-s.
A lic.ht year is the distance lijiht
travels in a year al the speed of
I sc. nan nilb-H a second. Arcturus
! is also tpiit
i ciant :iu u, the stars
tieim;
llietei
That
ill suns, of course. Its dia
ls nearly l?n,niio,noo mites.
naKes our sun with Its dia
meter of only stiLauo miles look
pretty small. I hough compared lo
our plant earth, with Its diameter
of N.iiyu mihs, 11 aeeuis large.
Corona Korea lis, next to Itootes
on the eas!. is the Northern Crown,
and II is indeed a hititiful Utile
crown of six stars In which the
second magnitude star, (lemma or
Alpha-oa, ihe brightest star li) )iv
l en 'cooi hottn
ur a uuil,
for sale by
"Check" Seal
electrical
retailers
RAL
JmjM
is the jewel
tin
crowli.
Kur over In the northeiiHt Is
ern hemisphere of the heaveini.
is in l.yra, The Harp, one of the
riinatlesl and most iiKere.ttlnK con
stetladons in I lit- sky. Jt lies next
to the hiitfe constellatjou of Her
cules, which separates It from Co
lonu and Moott-s on llm west.
South Africa Views Itetitrii
Of .obl Money ;i(h Was
JOH ANNKSHPIitl. South Africa
(AT) There haa been much re
joiciiiK iihidiik the nailvts because
of the return to Kold inoiM-y which
I hey use as pei Honal ornameiiis,
but the chuUKe is not popular with
the public Kenerally which haa be
i'oiiih aceustouied to paper cur
rency. Several of the lamer min
ing companies have already adopt
ed Kold In anticipation oi South
i Africa's official return July I and
more than tioo.nuo sovereigns have
been paid out to workers.
These men. However, say they
prelt-r paper to nold lecause i ne
Kold cohih uit- ho cattily lost and j
are too heavy for tin pockets. It
iH. mille dilfeivnt, however, with
the natives, who, as haa been the
cm-torn for yeara,' make tin Kbl
pieces into jewelry and any surplus
on hand they bury In the ground
floors !' their bills,
found, too, l hat I he
often eat tho not erf.
They
white
have
a a Is
A;cil da-miiese Kills St'lr
Iwcau-ie of Another's
rror I
TDKIO A A P)- Uecanae he was
actually only M years old, and not
IH yiirs, us reported in the lout of
those to whom silver cups are lo be
pi-i-sen'ted tn commemoration of
Ihe silver wedding celebration of j
the emperor und empress, Kinsaku,
Tajluiu of Iinajukumura, Saitama, i
killed himself In the traditional '
tiarakiri way. j
The old man's body, with stoni-;
tieh ripped open was found in his,
room with a letter explaining that;
he could not accept the Imperial j
cup under the clrc-.imstuneea, and,
did not wish lo refuse il because i
such action would necesailate ex- j
plniiullon and brlnx souo-one intoj
disgrace for making a mistake, j
lVath offered the only way out.
Uine Wlillc (Jinn's I'.iiiplill'"!"'
SlKUUls it UiiiiIoii 'I'rnllU' t'(iis
LONDON (AP) London traffic
policemen haviiiK ailopled- lonw
white sleeve gloves so tttl to make
llir li,imiiiiidli((nfi sbp,i:,, inon:
seml - elrcle.
to better every business:
Keep workem cool and you keep) '
them Interested. Keep customers cool) '
and you keep them com inc.. Keep
your reuaurant or theatre cool andj
you keep it crowdeJ,
Everywhere every hour of the sum
mer day C-H l aiiN hrinj; In an outdoor
breeze nd keep everybody ivoll.
ELECTRIC
MORE NEW SHADES In
Rollins Silk Hose
French Niuie - Grain - bran - Sunburn - Blonde
$1.00 . $1.50 - $1.75 - $2.25 - $2.75
"Miles of Wear in Every Pair"
PUTMAN'S
Ready - To - Wear and Millinery
visible to lied est rlans and drivers
of Vehicb-s huve been li libit VI I
"while wliK."
Ah an experiment the "white
wltiK"i hove been placed al con
KeHled ci'osstUKS near the Houses
f Parliament and other busy cor -
in-ru and for the first ueek or two
attracted much attention. In sev
eral instances such crouds assem
bled to watch the poilceltiellt WUVe
their "wIiikn that extra policemen
hud to be culled to shoo the spec
tators on their way so that traffic
cou hi ux:iu flow thro uk h Its nor
mal channels.
II A VI? YOU A II0MK FURNISHING PROBLEM?
lSring It O ATDP'C Iietler Homes
To Our xJtVjLV O Expert
Blue Mountain Oregon Lumber
We lime Just Wlimt Too Want In
l.t'MHKH, SASH AND POORS AKD SHINOLES
II will utf jou lo luTeatlgate our price.
Bowman-Hicks Lumber Company
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iif'U i'"oN fYfli
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jjuy Mucin wncre iou oee jims nign
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107 Depot St. rhone 393-W
If You
Bread - Cakes - Pies - Cookies
Ho Fine It Is Hindu by tiwllllam'a Electric Dakcrr -rwlern
Ort'iimi's Ixaillnit Urvail anil rwilry Ilnkrrs
Gwilliams' Electric Bakery
Home of the G'llden Crust
Every Pound
Of MEADOW- HARVEST BUTTER is
Guaranteed
To Be of the Highest Quality
Buy it in the carton it's protected.
lltKMl Hirer lias Shower
TIODD ItlVKlt, tire. Uainfal
of approximately .LTi of an incl
was welcomed ' by niht-Columbi;
slruwberry KrWers. Today wa
warm und sunny. The temperatui
. reached a maximum of 7 d-K'
I he Columbia river showed a riK
of 12 Inches lust niht. or a star
of 26.5 feet above low water, Th
river tonight was rising at the rat
of half inch an hour.
Just about the strangest new.'t in
the papers today is a 'hiesgo
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