La Grande evening observer., September 09, 1925, Image 2

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THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
Wednesday, Seteiiilu-,' !). 112H.
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"BILLIKENS"
SCHOOL SHOES FOR I50VH AND GIRLS
Hill's Department Store
J "A Cl I'l To Trailo" I!
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10 ATHLETICS
ami-.ricax M'Afii i:.
Phibn W. U Irt.
WuMlilngion r 47 .J44
1'hiUuk'lnhia 75 53 J.hii
ChlrKO .7u 2 .630
Iwtrott .. fiK fit .T.27
Ht. lAul 2 ,6Z
Clfvt lnnil fii 71 . .4t;c
New York r.'i 711 .41(4
jjoHton 'Ah i4 .tun
national m;a;i i:.
Clubi VV. 1.. Prt.
rituburir M 4a .uao
Ntw York 77 6U .6t;il
Plnrlnnutl .... 73 8 ,&33
Hrooklyn ; 4 87 .4S'J
HI. IXMlls S3 72 .47
ISoston . ....til 74 A(2
I'htlinli-lphlu &y 75 .4HI
rhlfUKO 67 77 A'Sti
: IMIIKAblOhlMJlA (A!') The
IMitlHdt'Iiihlu Albl'tlm Tm-fiiJuy
tiroku tiiflr loslriK ntnnk of 'l ib
fwiin Diiil won from tin Ani'-rlran
l-iiKi' l nrlliijf Washington ti-nm
by B ."icon- of tt lo 4.
Thf victory wiiM the first thf
Athh'thM liuii ucorf'tl Blurt AiiKUt
"3. a nil luvt'n tbciiv Hifht Kii'iMH
bfhltiil tho Hcnutorn.
Hllin IliirriHn' iilrllhl pIlr-biiiK.
roupli'd wllh Konif loom' Ch-hUntf
by WiiKbliiKton, was rfxpotiftlbli for
tho dfivut of ibn woiIiI'h chain -);ion.i.
Ilarrlw pitched good bull
for cttfbt InnltiKf. but weakened In
Ih ninth when tho vlsltora not two
Blnirlttfl, a double, und a bun on
bulla off htm. H wuh then re
Mevud by Gray. Hcum: It. 11. 15,
tWimliliiKion 4 7 I
j I'lilibdelplita H u 1
uutlerlcjt: Itunni'll, Kr run-on und
JtUfl, Tain; B. Ilurrlmi, Gruy and
t'oehrune.
( leveliind 4, Chlcauo 2.
CLIJVKLANO (AI'J--lMu held
ChlcuKO to nix liltu und Mtruck out
nix Tueniiay und Clevidund won, 4
to 2, knocklm iberlBoniyVfJd ln h, at his home in Harunm"
tho box In the fourth Inning'. Kerr
who ronUiped ituhertnon, allowed
but one Indian Io reach firHt. It
Was Cli'velund'ti lut home ifuin of
the Mt-ason. Hcoro: It. J4. l).
I'hlcaKo .. ' 2 0 2
Vlrvi'luml .. ., 4 10 0
liutterle.H! Hobertuon, Kir an.l
1'iouse; IMile und I Bewdl.
I ...
lctroit It, Kt, l.uulf I. .Muthewson Ih nimble to ultend
IKTIt01T (Al') Detroit mudc!',ll, ,r''. t' uffhlavlt continues,
It two out of throe from Hi. J.oubi "'iiiH1 tho month of Heptember or
by winning Tuesday's guim1, It to for two montlis thereufter.
1, Ht. l-ouia hit Hloner fruely, et
t Iiik is hit.. Inn roulil not make
ithi-ni rffroilve. Hi-iim: it. II. K.
Kt. Ioulu . l n t
iM'trult 11 lu 1
. lluttiTlrs: Uiurtl, ulk oml ilur-
ernvu; titumV uml Wooilnll.
New York ft-7, IUHKin 4-4,
. lillUTON (AC) Till! VuukPdl
look both saineij or a douljlii luitd
er from tho Hod Sox Tnccluy, 6 to
4 und 7 to 4. Uabe Kutli nttalned
lil.i batting alrldc. hlttlnir a homer
off tho left bunder, Itoon, In the
nerund ganu! after Katheiinir two
alnKli'R In Hie opener. Hen I'ani hui
oluutei two liiitnern In huci'i'.iiiIvii
tllm-H at bat, both oir Kosm. each
,bull .clearing the left il. Id wall.
Hrore: It. II. y..
New York 6 u i
IJoHton 4gl
llallerlea; Sbiiwliej, lloyt und
J.liebbe, lleniioui!h( Kiifflnir. Kulir.
und I'b liiieb.
Si'L'Oiid Kitine: It. II. i;.
New York 7 14 o
liOHton , 4 9s
Jlatterle.: I'm not k uml Jien
ITOllKh; ltoaH, Neubuuer and Ilia. I
tholf.
Nallonal I.r-ncwo.
nrtOOKl.Y.V (Ai'j Brooklyn
continued Itn buttlr o remain In
the rlral division Tueilay by tak.
Inic Iwo Kanii.i or n double header
from rhlltuleli)la. 1 tu u an.l 4 to
8. the aerond eonti st RolllK ten In-
nliiK".
Vance win the hern of the open,
rr victory, holdinir the I'hila to it
lone hit, a alniile by llntki In the
econd InnliiK. fannlnit l t,ultir?i
nnii piicnmic to only 17 baiter, in
nln Innlnka. llnileiKh (inn,.
.twirled erfectlvely in the aei'ond
fnlnCi nnd lltded hln own cailne with
a hit which aenred ihe wHminn
run, Klrat Raine: i, n. y
Philadelphia 0 i (,
Hrooklyn 1 do
: Iiutterba: Pbne and Wen.lell;
Vnnce nnd Taylor.
Philadelphia I n s
Urooklyn 4 is o
Ten Innings.
1 Hatterlei: Kin nnd Wilson;
Orlmw, and Taylor.
, New York 3-4. lloatim 2-s,
' :NKW YOltK (Al') The New
;York (Hants hl'llt a haraain day
Mil with thn llo. t,m liraves. the
lianta comlnK home fliat in the
nj'cncr, S to t, and liic llrue nn..
Iti'K out a 6 to 4 victory In Iho tnitht
cat). Ilome rum by Kelly nnd
XrlHCh aided the Olunla In the
npener. Jack Hcott. who hurbd
Ihc aerond game for New York. 1
weakened In th. eiahlli und ihe'
HravM fame from l-M-hlnd to win.
Hcore; Klnt iruim.: It. II. K
liOHton 2 0 it
-w Voik a 7 0
liiillrrle: t'ooiny mid (JlhfcOn;
(in-cnfl lil ami Hnvdir.
Hfroinl Kamv: it. II. (:.
lio-Hton 6 8 2
.S'i'W York 4 7 i
HiiJi.-ri : iuii-im, lifiM'wIch and
t.c)l, OHihoii; Scott und Dt vld-.
fiiMlJinatl io. Ht. I.onl 1.
HT. IX)l'iH (Al') Cincinnati
madfl It two Kiim n out at three
und won the fieri en by defeat Iiik
the Ht. I.fiula t'ardltiaJfi. Hi Io I,
hi re Tu'day. Ili-tth-r and I'ln
III bd i hi uit:ik fur the IterU,
tiiiKliiK .s.-vi'ii or Clnclnnali'n H',
IiIih ht'tweri Uiein.
Score; H. H. K.
Cincinnati in m o
fit. liOlllll l io
batteries: Ilrudy anil ICru'tier;
It'ntduirl, Dwyer und o'Knrrell,
('.ilcutio .1, lMtlnbiirK 3.
IMTTHIUIJU! (Al1) Th4Mhlco(io
Willis dinal'it the- I'll ImImhk lir
atCM, S to 2. Tmaday .the vIhiIdth
Hcoiinr all their ruiiH In the firm
inning on lnRle hy Adams und
I'TIkuu anda triple by Jawn fol
lowed by - Urook.H sucrlfici fly.
ICmll Yde, I'lrate southpaw. Bt't
tbd down urnr the firwl Inning
but bin trum mates wer nimblf to
overcome tln t'hlcuKO Irud, Alex
ander 1-lK'llihK air-liuht hull in the
pinebefi. Kr-ore; H. J. K,
I'hleuKo S io 1
I'liiHhuric 2 12 0
liatterh'B: Ab-xundi-r und tion
ubs; ydi und (Jooeh.
MATHIOWKON iii;m
KMtlOl M.Y ILL
NOHWICH. N. Y. (AP) Christy
Muthewson, former tur pitcher of
the New York Olunts und purt own
er of the Hoston Uraves, l no 111
that "his recovery depend on frco
dom rrom cures and worries and
any excitement would Jeopardise
his health," according td un affl
davit IlleJ In aupnttue court her
Tuesday by his physlclun, Dr. Kd
ward Puckurd, MuIIh wson wu nw
cently convulesclnif ut Hurunac
l-ake, ,
Tho affhhivlt addn that Matbew
son, since piHt HpriiiK, bus been con-
Luke und cannot leav
Doctor Tuckard. who is a tuber
culoid,, Mpeciuiist. riled the affidavit
in nn effort to huve a ca.se (n which
Mat in whom in defendant but over
tho term. The uctlon. a mill t,.r
lumiw because of au autuiuoblle
accident, Wl probably pass the
lerm. Justice inn, wi,u picsid
iiiK. I'lttiualed.
Kimny tliinm li:ii"'. Chlcuno
woiiiiin i-aiik-lil thriMi rulilii ra. Ami
h''n 4ii, uml huim'l rauglit u hun
Imnil y.'t.
Tlie Shells of Champions
Shot Shells
ifle
Whether you shoot a shotgun or rifle, Western Anununi
tion will improve your shooiinir. The most popular shot
shell in recent years is the wonderful lony-ranKc Superex
load. Try them once and you will use no other.
The Kieatest improvement in rifle ammunition is the
new Western "Luhaloy" expanding hullet. Thev cost no
more.
W. H.
lid
i
I'i:nnant s'ut.Mv.
The Mntln uf a ururilln ;m:ijoi
ltAf;ie etlinifit rail' In suiik'Hhiu
H'.ilch (inly olic wb(i Iia- Im-i ii
iIii-oiimIi tln mill run umli iijiikI,
W'liiuiiiK t Wfirhl (Ji;miil(ji--itii
IllCttllS It H'iA' Of HI li'il'l X.ilHH) in
every )biir on the Jclnti:U', t htli.
That tfi nulh' u rot of koM I"
flhuollnic at with Him Jntuc wiiiitr
coining on and no :;alin-v h kn
due tht? Mi-Mt und fin-iitli,
tften a bull club ir'iik:i tindi-r
the Ktrmn. Win i Mijrh a lnili;;
bappenH, rtabl cluh Im usmtliy iit.-H'i-fl
fiH yellow, lai Uiiit' In ctmi;:
I have ni'v r iniitr up. r i v, ii li
that viewiiolnt. A can; of 'ih rv-
j thai iiii- cnila.si. nf a i:hn
I Im not ulwaM dui? Io u J :i ck of u n r-
' There can hi. manv oMut run-
trlbutlntf faiiw-M. ini r.pr rh nt i- !, -iiiR
a in out prominent one.
l-'or several years in bau bnll cir
cJck the ctniraKf of Hie ril(-!i:int
Clllti ba In '-a ii HMitfiril. ti'T;i ii:-i-of
It n fuitiir in Hie .viii-w h
I huvi- alwa:r fell Hin-h i-rll i' i" m
W l lilld'-Ht rvi-d. y. I It nn rh.liH i
the team. Kalln'j- Mian a. !ii''k u!
courage. It wa lliexi-i'tii iiic and a
failure of ciT'ain atnr:i to lain- lb'1
Ktime si'rlotiHly, tb'tt ham hc; p-!
the IMiutrit. .
Tl I'lMslmrir li-am of tbK iar
trai'tl(-ull the hiiiik' (hut failed hi !
prctliais yea in. Is liUntc ibiun (he
Ktltimn t hehi biunihil ::s ,u llmv.
11 It All .S 'IIJI If.
The recent werii-H of five .;aines
with New York at the Colo (Irouinl
Offered t he I'irale.s a perl'erl ;,(-(.
ting- to definitely iHtahlMli i lull-
baseball -itatus as truly gn-nt learn
or a (initter.
The I'liates won four of the live
guinea, anil, as II now ':eeiu, pawd
the way to the wlunln;? or a Naiion
ul leajcui' pennant (or I'lUjanir,;.
The Mnal Invasion of t)i.- we jt hy
the eastern clubs of the Ann rii-.n
league orfers an excellent nnij'l'
of what the pennant si ruin mi; iu:
to a team.
Philadelphia, which haa led the
American leaguo almost all n ason.
started eat with u two-game lend.
It lost that margin in the ilr.st three
gum en nt Ht. I.ouis by droppiiiK all
of them.
Of the rtrnf nine gatlie.H played
on the trip, Philadelphia won only
tw,o. Washington, during I lie aamo
period, played only a trifle' better
than .500.
Consistent piny on Oils trip by
either of the two contender:! might
huve cinched the pennant.
n form it would seem both cluba
hnc, cricked, vet e-ich trum Im a
c, iraretjtJa',agWe"g,;iif.iii" '
l'llllllili'lphlirN lti,iHrl'M'- tirtM'-
fil liml c.'slly, hili' tin' trnilitif
ttry rollniwi' of U tisliint.in's ,i't-
itiiii pllrlii rn 1 1 (In' uui'lil (')lll flll.s
III I Hi' lioic.
Natinnal l.rnnr.
ClilraKO at I'lltsliiira.
I'Hrll'lc t'llllsj I.I'llllH'.
I.oh AukHi's ut I'ort hin.t.
Him KranclM'o at ."-ti-nttlc.
Kacram.'ntu til (laklatiil.
K-atni'M. )
Suit at ViTlicm.
kh imH. 1
(Two
(Two
Caririddes
Bolinenkamp
Company
Old-Yet Young
3 m
y i '
i
f 4 Jf
Howa.d "iv.p" jrfeory, player-pilot
of liio Wichita club, Western
Keacue, may bo old in years but
hu's BtUl younj? when it conies to
performing on tho diamond. Though
viviw to he 'ttith milestone, he re
cently hurled a one hit name ugulnt
Omaha, a lourm UKfireKatlon to fool,
llo 'e lA-en In professional bull many
yearn.
OS
OOTSEATTLE
PACII !(' COAST l,KA(SVK.
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TS
eiiilm w. I.. Pel.
jSnn l-'r.ijK'i.ro ...1(4 r.5 .cf.4
(Kiill IJ:k.. UC ;r, .bus
i- K!l 70 .Jt(H)
i.om auk'-I'-h sr. vt .r.4.1
I'urllnnil 74 Hit .471
Diikliillil 117 (17 .421
V'Timn IM Jr. .4I'2
N;icr;iiMi-nto &(I ltt:t
VKSTDUDAY'S UAMKS.
Vi-nimi 4, Siill Lain- il.
vi:ii.o.N (Ap) n. ii. k.
3 8 (I
V.'t n..-n 4 7 0
l.:ali-rl'.i: I'omliT umi Mclionulil;
!:!.-.'J3I un.l Whllni.y.
S:in 1 VHllc't, 5, Si'ilUlo 0.
i:atti.k (AT)
h. ii. i:.
5 12 1
0, ?. I
Aglil'iVj'-
Sim I'nincinco
S-:ill)' ..
liallcrlf.s (icary tint)
Miljca 'niiil 'llalih'vln.
N.'ifi'iimento io. oalilntiil 2.
OAKLAND (A I') It. II, E.
S-n'raiu'-nto ....10 li 2
Oiiltlnnil 2 11 2
Itnll. i'lcs: Muslim ami Slicn, .Ale
lli ii! ; K'aiwt r anil l:tcr.
t.'iiille ristnmii.
l.iv; aiiki'Ii'.s at I'urtlaml. post
IHiiiiil; u-i-t ifroiiiiils.
; n:s today.
Amrrli-aii l.i'nmir.
WauliiiiKtnll al I'llllaili lphla.
N'.'W A'nt'k at liO'ilon.
SHEEP PIG
! Tf
If
t'l'VKi f'P.KKK (Kpeclul)
A herd of sh?c belonging to Frank
.Sloan, of Hiuntield, panned through
here from the lcinlty of Kmnpt -r
en route to tlie (Jrarnie Poude val
ley a f-w days a-o. Mr. H!n ex
pee!s to seeuri: paidure ftir the
sheep there.
.Mrs. Han t'rotw wa- a t'nlon vi.s
lior for a te wdays hint week. II- r
niece accompanied her home and
experts to r-ni:ili! h ie in'u nil days.
Anthony Plaice and famiiv. r
j Kugi-ne, hperit several' dus this
weeK at the home of hj.-i brother,
pen Plaise.
.Ilsn Daisy Plitter haw been quite
ill for several days. Sic i.s much
bi'Uer at Ihei present, lime.
Charles Yo.ss and two sous will
complete their heading contract 014
Wolf Creek this week.
.Mrs. A. K. 1'eVore nnd little :an
(loriloii have returned to Clover
cre.-k -alter M-v.-ral d;i: vinit with
Mrs. DeVore.; moih.-r at I nion
Tlie mln.i of the p;..-d rew dayf
have ib lay id work on I In- coiu
hiueH. .Most of the grain is in the
Mtack-s waiting t he arrival of i he
threw tier.
Clifford Woods, or Dufur. Ore
gon, Ii.-'S been visit inn fri-nds in
t ii Ih vitally Ibis w.-k. lie will
'Kill go Io Portland, where he ban
accepted u position.
.Miss (iladya Matliew.;. of Cnion,
who hn;; been hTe all sumiu'-r. will
return to her home .iooii in order
to. he thei-H whnn heboid be.-rins.
The Clover creek school will
open Hept ember 1 1, with M is i
llernlce West as teacher. M West
tauglit In this disinet iavit .--ea.son.
Mrooks Campbell, a Icniirr from
near Pa lirande, who I'Wii.s property
in this vicinity, has be.-n riding ror
several dtiya trying to locale a
bunch of hor.si s tnat have iei-n
mlsaln for .several days from his
pasture.
Mr. am Mia. J. p. DeVof und
.son .Max, visited with Mrs. DeVure't:
mother one day laM week.
hilly and Axe I )ahls1 1 om were
Ii (Irande visitors recently.
The Utile daughter of .Mr. and
Mrs. Paul DahlMtrom. v. ho was re
cently bitten hy a dog at North
Powder Is now with h"r- parents
on Clover creek again.
Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Canies wen
recent visitors .-I the home of her
.sl.-dcr, M rs. John I Hi hist rot ii, at
; sr
If IE
Mi
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NO, COMPANY'S NOT COMING
IF you drop a dish cloth, company won't come, save
as a matter of coincidence. Popular superstitions like
this are losing ground; so is the superstition that
there is something mysteriously better about "eastern"
motor lubricants, merely because they cost more and
are made in the east.
The Right Way to J:ulSc Motor Ou't
More than ever, motorists are discovering that the
test of an oil is not where but oiv it is made, und how
it lubricates. That's why Zeroler.e refined from se
lected western r.aphthenic base crudes is today suc-v-censfully
lubricating more cars in the Pacific Coast
states than any other oil msclo.
An Exclusive Process U'mf it Does '
Lubricating qualities have never been more carefully
or successfully preserved than by the processes used
at Standard Oil Company refmerie3 for the refininp, of
Zerolene: the Zerclene hi(;h-vacuuin process, the Zero
lene process of filtration through 40 tons of Florida Ful
ler's Earth, the refineries' 15 positive checks for qualityl
What Zerolene Wj'.l Do For Your Cur
Zerolene will give your Car-better lubrication: it
increases the gasoline mileage, reduces carbon-removal
and maintenance costs and lengthens the life of any
engine in which it is used. Why pay tribute to a super
stition? Insist on Zerolene. Always ask for Zerolena
by name.
Qct.the Facts'.
A series of independent and impartial reports show
ing the experience of large users with Zerolene motor
oil has been collected In our booklet, "Why Pay Tribute
to a Superstition?" Ask any Standard Oil Company rep
resentative or Zerolene dealer for a copy.
Insist on Zerolene even
if it docs cost csj'
STANDARD OIL COMPANY
(CALIFORNIA)
Against Babe
x i
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'ol. Jacob Kiippert, owner of
I lie New York Yankees, w ho
says b.. will back Manaecr Mil
ler Ilut-ijimt to the limit In Im
P"slriir a tr.imo line ami lmb n
nlle MiispeiiKlon on llabe Kill h,
lor alle;;,.,! i.seood H'l oil' the
del, I." lie ,s;,y3 I la be ran lllit
the t.-uni If be v.un'.B Io.
her home near lslnml ("Sty.
.Mr. ami Mru. Charles Walls of
North J'owdcr. visited wllh friends
at Clover creet Holiday.
'miii:i: uiim.D .MoToitcvcri:
sri. i: ii itni'oitDs ititoKi:
l.AI'l'.i:i. H V K K D W A Y. MiL
(Al') Three world's motorcycle
Kpee.l records fell .Monday as the
national motorcycle championships
re raced for Ihe first tlrfie over
the ni w Lauwcl bowl.
Joe 1', -trail, of Los Anffeles. stur
d in silting new murks of
-:i 4-f, for in miles and 14:05 2-5
tor 2.r, miles. He also en t,t nr,..l
first place In the 50-inlle cham
pionship and forced Jim Davis, or
Columbus, lo speed to a new record
or 2:42 2-5 in the five. mile olo
class A event in order to win.
M
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I1ALI. Itl-AMi:!) FOU SI. I ll
Or AI'llLKl It V Sl.l M.INd
I'llII.ADKLI'lllA (Hy the As
sociated I'resa) -- The Ic.is lively
,ii., I . I,:i h,. Inill niav liae
played a part In the downfall ot the
Athletlcii, In tho opinion ol Uink
Harris, Washington manager.
"The Athb tlis,"h e said, "had r.
habit of t-ettlni; their runs in bit;
clusters. They k'ii as lilBh us 13
In one Inning. They wen wnininii
iiiom of their Kami' that way, but
the lively ball was a lielpinK luc
tur. With some ol' the ball's jack
abbll tembneles rellloVed, ,lie
Macknien bayi-n't. bu n Iniiichlng
their lallha ,"o nunu roi:.,lv or ei'-
leclively."
Harris looks for a r, t,ini 10 Hie
norm.! I baltiliK ataU'lanls of the
(ire-Kill h'an era, when it was a dis
tinction to be a .:po hinei'.
nlliplclo ('Iuhikc of Irish
laliu-tllioll System Intimated
Drill. IM . (A !). Alteration of
the emir lucalion sv item f.t
the lrit.ii Kree Hlule In order thai
Irish eventually would become the
spohi u lan.iiiuiiie of the country.
Is it ph. 11 which 1'rof. John Mac
neill. niinimer of education, has
III mind. lie referred to this In
tention recently while ad,lle:shi,'
teachers atteniliiu,' Irish classes al
KHUee, I'tare. sayiiur the proposed
Come lo Our Stn'c Iii-not at 1111 'Jr'f fnrson Ave.
All Slagtw Ixao from Tliiru Dully. . .. ,
I.KAVKS I,A OKANDE VOiX .' ','''
Jo-scpli 9 A.M. - 1 l'.M. - 4:00 I'.JI.i SimOuy, A,M. - 4:q0 ffM.
Huker 7 A.M. - 10:30 A.M. - J :0 l'..M. - I V.M. ' , ,,,
Kunilny 10 A.M. - I I'.M. , . ,
I'ciidlcton Dully II A.M. -4:00 P.M. ' . ,
Depot I'lione .Mulll 7H .; .
JPllfjl ln
Your Children's
Eyes
The classroom of! today makes greater demands
upon the students' eyes than ever before.
Are you sure that jour child is not handicapped
hy improperly fitted glasses or hv the need of
glasses? This is a vital matter which must not he
neglected.
Let us examine your little one's eyes now it may
prevent years of discomfort in future life.
Dr. W. M. Peare
Optometrist with J. II. Pcare & Son
y UTAH'S BEST
I'y Government Test
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