La Grande evening observer., April 19, 1927, Image 3

' Tuesday April 19, 1927.
""'LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVED'
Pape' Threa",
I
Society News
Easter Morning
, Wedding Occurs
At Berger Home
KNTKKPKIHK (Bpettul). TM
Prowtiyt.-rluit Alt) society mot Wed
nctdiuy itfternaon at the homo ot
Mrs. Mi-rui-lund, with wbuut -41
members present. Aftpp a short
lnistnes ucM-don Hie'iiftorHoon wan
spent at Kmnos.
ItiMiVdltnu'ntH wore served by tlit
hoMtt-MHtif, Mewluiuos Hpoar, Urt:
Ion and MfKarlnnil.
OUT OUR WAY
By Williams!
A lowly wedding wum golemr
Ui'tl KustL-r morning at 9 o'clock
ut the home of Mr. and Mrs. Oh-
mr leriri', when their nnlydiiuffh-l
l.ir MUu It. .-til,. U. - ..-.I I.' 1.
Howard VondcrAhe were qulctlv i m i ' ' Hp-toU
married, the itcv. Oliver Kit. y ' MUer- ""l"""'"-! u number
rormln. II... rerem.my. . , of women .it her homo Thnnalayi
' ..). , .i i . . ; "iteruoon. 1
"V ' Hiuunimir . - ..... .,
; seore at bridge. The hontess served
FlNOTfr OfHEf?
PIECE. I SAvJt VT
FER ME. 1U.HAJ
rTStWEO BACK ON '.
1 ASWfcD FER A WAlf?
Cut an i Grf a
JlUGLE BOB Eff
7 r
5 vA EAO? wuw r
A Piece o Guvt
tM WORE. WAIR-
AW' CO-fvTOFF-,
rATfeo To
ITS -IT
LOOK'S
tftf-AU-,
family were
KollOWlmr
happy cuuplc
present.
He ceremony
left La lli-nude
sue
LCOVt'
I fc. is i 1 -Tl 1
n -Swallow fokked - ilY n 1 TC V
.r-. ear! y u i t i .
I III I "V. I j.. mt.. M. t f II T. T" 'II "VI . -ttn - I
jl
TROTtA 'NES.
UE'S ROMEO
PER UF .
I SEEM A ;
tin-,
' umo, for Hun l-'rani'tsco, il,
tvhpro ttiey will rialiln. Jlr. Von
ilfrAhp In Jn liiialneBa then',
Minn Hi'iB.'r him iiiu ny I rlt nilH In. i
llllnin.lo. huvlni; inuilt Iut liom.-,j
livro for :i iiuuil)ir ol' yi-nrs. Sin .
Iritiliiatc.l from thu I.u tli'an.lol
Announcements
THi- lut Mult-uim' Plul wniinot tl
IiiitIl Mflmnl uil )t tU.x tolllOITOV eVfUlniT tit t ltW 1 UHOIUO J
and Hinie then spent two years nt i w,n rt,rB- ,r,linK Jlirii"u w
l'nlvi'it;ty of Oregon.
Mr. ontb-rAlit Is a Pntwraity
of OreKun Kiailllule. He arrlvd
In U Clrantle tram his I'alirornlu
home hint week.
Miss Vertfe l.era Lee nmi t'hen
U f Ort'i'ii, hot h of I'd ion, were
milled In iiiarrlusV iii'ie yesierd ty
ijiornlnu: by the Itev. ( V. Dunn,
at the home of Mr. (lieen's sister,
Mrs. J. It. Nlehols. 73 Konrll)
htreet.
After the pt-reinony
and In idiKioum left on i
inoolt lrti to WiishlliKton.
Tin y will il l urn . to I'nlon ti
inuho their home, lie Ik a Hloel;
man. th're.
I Mrs. l-'lorenee Hueon us hostesses.
The Hible Hear4hors class of
i Hie I'Mrst 1'reahyterlaii rhurch will
i meoi Weilnesday afternoon at 2:.1'
j o'eloek at the liomo of Mrs,
t Charles Noyi-a, I fin 1 Adams nw-
nne. M:s. Chris Miller will t
hostesH. , ' J . ; -' )
The Monday Musleal chorus
will meet Wednesday evenhir? at
:lf o'clock In the NelKhltorhoo I
th hrido! club rooms. AM members M
a hon-y-: urirt d to come and . bring theh-
Iies or "Tin Itose Aiamcn.
Cliflj Entertained
ii;uinr.iiiMil -litiiM niiii' i'moIim nf in. the heHt iinsHlhle UHO of whulevei
. which letters and medals won liy funt:i nural vsls. ; iiower remiilns to Hie afflicted I
the
The proKi'am nrnintfed fy the
Ulvi-rla Pnrenl-Teiu'lMT association
for -Thursday ovenliw has been
postponed on account of the death
of Albert Neukirchner, who wns a
-r- -nr x i iiiemner or ine assncinuon. a smoii
ty lVlrS. Li XierCe business session will be held l-'H-.
' I ilny nfletnoon. The itroffrnm, ot
iMrmlnTH of tlie Art
club- were -nirlaIned yrsterday
aftci'lioou at t he fur in Jiome ot
.Mrs. I.loyd H. Herce. I
Mrs. It. Wcsh-nhaver was
prnfrrani leader for the afternoon.,
and she K"v an tutci-i-stliiK pap-r
on "The Sphndnrs of lmH-rial
Itnmo."
The iost ss served tea after the
proKM-am. . , j
The nest meeting "f he art '
club will be at the 1iom oP Mrs.
'red Kiddle, at Island city'; May 1!.
I.ONOO.V Kngllsh 'society ha
trono in fur shop-keplnK'tind l.ndy
! Anaelu- Korbea, who, now runs a
I lartre dMKsnutklnr rstnhllshtncut
In the WVst Knd section of hondou,
Is auitd to be the ploneor. -
"1 lHKnn by malting child rens
clothrs in my own home," says
l.ady Atmelu. "Iftit noon fry tiny
IteKlnnlng HiV to (i full ultfhl
hout' a day business, 1 started with
very little capital but with much
trad in tr spirit. Now that I have
bo n moderately successful, 1 find
I am ilevclopiiiir an- urtlstlo tem
perament." TWO WOUKX KI'M A 2(Mk
ACItK KANSAS KVItM
DKVON, Kus. MuM women who i
take niton's jobs do so In city of
fices, but Mrs. II. K. Mutter and
her daughter, Mrs. II. Walker, ure
dolnv nitfn's work on a Son ueo
farm near hero owned by the for
mer. 1
Kor 2t years they have milked
nine cows dally und sold the prod
uct to a condenscry. Part of the
farm is rented out,. and In this way
a feed supply is obtained. M ra.
Walker wears overalls but will not
bolt her hair because she says sh
Itki'S to look feminine when she
Koes lo parties. , -
NOW MOVED TO OUR NEW LOCATION
NEXT TO THE ARCADE THEATER
La Grandma Exclusive :,
Ready-tthWear and Millinery
DIPLOMAT'S AVII-'K
Itl-m l(S TO ('MIMA
PKKINO Mrs. WellluKton Koo,
wife, of the former Minister for
.Korelirn Affairs of the PckltiK Kv
erntnent, recenl ly ret timed from
Paris to ri'Jcdn her family In .China.
Mrs. Koo Is one of the most oosmoi
polltun women In Chinese offlriut
circles.
Kducatod In 1'Vancc, she lias
lived in Purls and London many
years, und also In Washington
whoa her Imsband served there us
Chinese minister Mrs. Koo wears
either Chinese und western1 lash
Ions with equal churin, and Is such
ih Klfted Ilnfrutst Hint she Is al
ways ut home cither In Occidental
or Orlentul countries.
A WULL-NTUAriCn ( IIH'.ViO
They elected re mayor In Chicago
the other day, but several of tho
clttxens wer unable to vote. They
started for the polls but forgot to
nrlntr ulontc their machine ffuna ','
Thrre wire two bomllinfrv La tlm :
second wiird, but it was Kcn-rully
believed thi-st wei:C mere publicity "
st nits. . . . Home of the voters do-
cli red they " dldr.M vote bncaitse (
there was too big p crowd of po
licemen, Lit their precinct boplb for
them to elbow through- . .-.Tho !
first outbreults u urlillury fire no
eurred three hours before tho polls
wore opened. However, it was only .
the batteries warming up. . . . ,
.Vow the election is over, niuybo
the mayor can go down to Herein ;
and rent ui.
lie sure the soil Is well tin nod
over.
0",i?AN.LLlANA II
Q1027 8Y N SCnVICC. INC
sehool children during, the ( Any ,of these.' roniltttons, vho:i ' child
win ne iirestMHi'o, um ih tH.en frary ennuHh, can ho dealt
held at the next regular busines. wUh MUf,n n way that the In
dividual can b Mstofed" to almost
normal condition, , or can. havo at
session of t ln association.
MENUS
Ity IkUt Alary
Alioul Mi roupl.'S iillfn.lc.l tin?
1)iMoliiy iliim-i' irlvi'tl IiinI nlirht at
.i.-Kioit l-iill liy Ihi' lornl rluiiiK r
of li-Moliiy for llii'lr n:iri'nt un.l
r.'iinlll.H mi. I nil Miikihix nmi tliiir Kinvy.
t:imllii-H. iHim-ltiff wiih i-njoyi-il onions.
KING'S NrKTi:i DHOI-S
LONDON ACtl'ltlTIKS
LONDON Hven till- llfi' of a
lcnt It ninxlmuni imefuln.in of nf- ,iriCOBS ims u ilruwImckH. The
IcoIimI pnrtloiiH of hln hmly. cluli .rnc,lwI Uoyal, Klim-(looriffK clil-
font tmiiieiii Bhoulil Hiari within ,.gt Btrti;r, rimla ilic whirl of city
Hie flrt few. weekH ot life. At lliln Mr ,0o lMuK Ilnil i,,UVnK I.011-
limn unlollircs-ure ofl anil, onn ,, :nrl- ta llvn in tho
llliKAKfAKT (Yirnl rnnkiMl " Wi.1y-1n11111.1w1 uini i-unoin-.. ...I.,..!.,, . . .
with iliiton, ori'nm, wriililliled orkh flmPf- An (h boll develop .ind princi-us l.oulse Vlrtorla Alox-
wlih milnacli. crlHp wholo whout li.mlcn they iwln oorreotlon. 1.1..I UI1(lnv )11Kmllr wu coinpur.Ml liy
ti.it. milk, coffen. oporallnn .l.effome I10.-eury. Ih.b ratUur, King i.;rtwtir,l, to the
l.rNrilHON-r-CiiHMTOlo of tur- .p"fr H.lMmiri. h HmUr charII,tlr of jni8 Humm-win In
nt,. rlii.li.nion roll Imnnna and 1 ''J'" ""Z ,lZ'n 'f'T., ,',1 "w"Mk Unme" Uommo
o,',Ki. salad, drop 'rak. . milk too. .'-"K ! Wre 'l1 vh ot ),, wuh nlwuyn li.-lplnir oth..r out
IHNNKIl ItoiiHt ehlokin, Kllilot 1"u ' : lor difflfiiltliB. . Iter In-other, the
. . . ' I.'..a..I. V-..BAJ l,..tu l.n. llnil rl.1 1 ... ..... .... t
Havory rice. l-Tencn irieil "-n 1.". - premMlt KlllB. bpoiikb 01 inn iimi-
enrly endive with bacon ' nre lorB'olv inowlli condltlonn. ,Kvm ,18 ),, miii8lerlnB aiiKrl."
Hi'SHOff, wuh 11 r.iniollB cnnilui'tor
und li'iteher of noted muHleluna. '
Hlm-e eumlni; lo America In 112:1,
who luiH been ffiicBt condiuMor at
Heholu Cuntorum here; luiH formed
a lluidriKal cliorllB for the lllBtU
title of M.iHieal Art anil Ib now eon
iluelluK the fll-Ht pilhlle eoneertB of
the AdeHdi ChorilB III Town Hall,
New York City.
Watch
Your
fast
Energetic Mornings De
pend on Breakfast Start
Always with Quaker Oats
from 11 until l:! .YI..ek.
The money made from the
dance will be used in preparing
Ihc members f the La tiran h'
chapter to attend the slate con
vention, which wi"l he held at Ku
trene May li and 7.
driNslng. graham rolls.
pufi milk, coffue.
The casserole of turnips suggest
ed In the luncheon menu Is quite
unusual and decidedly "tasty". The
woman on a farm will prnctlcally
pineapple- l,mi to ne irainvu ones imo
line by diet, manipulation, exercises,!
n,..niii ni-iiiilon met for mac- " nn
t li... i i a tiered parsley and
ball. VAflci wards those present rooms can take the place of fresh
went to the home of Mrs. Her- ones.
man Ooeiki where a two-course! ('iicrole f Turnip
luncheon of hot biscuit an i j Two cups turnips cut In small
ereanied chicken, cake and coffee ph ces. 2 tablespoons flour, 2 tablu-
was served. Twenty women l " spuono iiuuit, a vm-n .
nres.Mlt. Mer. 1 egg.
The team will practice "again
Vo.ine.!nv evening. I'terii rations
i,,.. tii.lnir'made for the stale co.l- teaspoon salt. teaspoon pepper,
ventlon of the W. It. A. which The turnips
braces, or, us n last resort, opera-i LttADS OMjI wOMOS
tlon. Tire earlier treatment s be- - CMOItrs IX AMIOItlOA
gun. the better the re.mll. , j NKW YOKK nelng4 a leader of
Wry-neck'ls ver'y" easily cnitHt women In double sense does not
w l o ne the recipe since It us-s In ed by - a, vm-y slight oper xilnn If al reel t no poise oi miss MwHuruw
weunme ine illim mine .. ... ... , iw.UUr,rr ntir.er unmnn musical
11 u (in wen hi 'vii -
It director, who lends rue Atiesai
tlie only cuorai
and the , spine ta.bCenrne. crooked, society In Amerlcu composed ex
The later It Is attacked the hnnler, cluslvcly of women.
It Is to overcome these' secondary ' .Miss Dessoff's father, Fcllx Otto
deformities. ; . . .;.' '..)
deduction of a congenltally dis
located hip before the fourth year.
Inexperienced hands Is n cntupnrti-
.millli. lively simple thing. ITsually It can
nni'iii iniiniinr nno ni imp vi'iri-"
-';J' ... .. i Anti.. enniiime. jih .uroAVth'-iroes oil,
fl'lie drill team of the Womiin. ' " ' IU ifW V' V " ' .a.,uses ihft fuce.to beoouio dl.itorr.ed Thorns, said to he
mac- an winier. Tiir iinriiiini iiiiiri-i.- - i.J.i
111 leu hi uom-
ler. 1 .KK. ... , ,...,. .... ,10emplilied with a ciitlliiK l.p-
miiHhroo.n. 1 t,.l,lepoon minced pra(lon 'j,. )f ,.,,.. ,,, ,.
parsley, 1 teaspoon onion Juice, Vj ulrva the . clill.l unuiilly HuYferH.
Bhoulil be cul In
quired, the . child
very little. After, the fourth year,)
tlie ripen .or ciltttnK. operation he-
Coffee Cake
will be held at I'. n.lleti.n May J. pieces alioul tnc size 01 a uu.,, i... cnml!ll neceHary In more and. more , CMiinBSIw,n
... I n cnnlt lii bolllnir water for ,.,,. -1,i..n. 1 1 "Sri ..B.pr?.
cuHen. and complete reciuctlnn tie-
coiueH leHB aniUteHH poiiBlbie. '.-'After.
. PANCRUST
i t ...in. . tod I ) ni In a ml nut
tt t T' I ' ...n v,nito,....i niKHt.rolc. Melt " T A cup sugar
woman s viuu xu j ;;;;;;;;;;;;; un wh , . :ihM
V1S1L IMilHtiuui n i.iiiik slowly, nun , .nr-iipt. However, the use.or. suen
eonslantlv. lllllltr 'O the noillllK
COVI-: (Special) The icuular, AJfl nnd ,lr rpldly
n hln can hA creatlv Inltirove'll by
point and- reiivovc iroiu n "... puiklim- a falne socket. N .-
Wnnian a illll. j.S held lit till"
braiv Thura.lay art.'rnonn with
I teleBaien
I lie llain.-
In infantile paralyHlii. imrtlcular-
ly. early care Ib Important, the
until
KPlill-iunnihly meetiiiK of tlie i oie ,,,,.i,iv mixed with sauce. Add
, ....... ...ipu m' niilOll ltllCe. ,..nn.iln un.u.n.hni. , I., enn.
' I salt and pepper. Stir wen nnn pour - milted Just lis soon as a illaiinnslB
women in atien.jiinre. - turnips In casserole, i.ovcr ano iH made. When fallen in in ine
were eleit-.l to visit I lie lliun.H 1111(.0 , n hol oven for fifteen inln-
jind .iii .l i iinyon . ...n.-ii n ......
2 cups flour
2 teaspoon, baking
powder
Pinch of k'.S
Cinnamon
Powdered sugar
April Jf! ami 2S. The pi-esl.leiit i
and Bceretaiy of the club, Mrs. V.
A. McNeill un.l Mrs. llelene Lin
coln, will miiUe the Hip In Halm s,
necompanleil by Mrs. M- (Jilnl.
Mrs. A. (I. Conklln nnd Mm. I.yd.n
liintz. M is. I -.11 it llayette, Mra,
lliilp li llunl. Mis. ItnH'h fo.n-.
stock and Mis. Louis Peek will
accompany the president and sec
retary to Ijidd Canyon.
After Ihc business in.etlnB Hie
proKiain hour was sla nt studyliii?
the constitution.
r.NlON. Ore. (Sp.cial). Wed-
,..,i,.v nflernonn Mis- KH Hess.'
-
Utes.
Serve from casserole.
Gmam PANCRUST and
sugar. Add egg, then
milk and flour sifted with
baking powder and salt al
ternately. Put in i tins;
sprinkle top with powdered
sugarand cinnamon, and bake.
HEALTH
THKUK IS A t ll.1N l-: FOIL
KVK.IIV fltll'I'I.IOII CHILD
Hy (iustave Wilson, M. I. .
Sacii.mcnto, C'til.
Member tiorpas Memorial Institute
l'eople in Keneral are unaware of
the meat advances that have re
cently taken place In the prcven
,i,. ' imnioveinent. and correction
ileasantlv!(f ,inysieal deformities and crip-
start, he can apply splints ami
, braces that will prevent many lifj
1 1 lie deformities that would .other-j
.wise neveiop, aim which wuui.i i e
'iiulre operation for correction Inter
on. If such deformities have al-
Kieat variety of apparatus and op-. V IS AN ALL-PURPOSE FAT
erntlons, suited to the different con
dition' which he can annlv to make
j-.J.ui-i-,-'
nr South lnlon, was
u..ri,rlse.1 when a number m i ..i,.,! iii.litin.iH
rrind.i siiinils.d her and Mrs. (). limlly such conditions aro
.1. Skiff. In honor of their lilrt'i- j ntw.ti to develop
anniversaries. The visum-:. . needlessly
As a consequence.
eunliuue
i.roilKht well-filled l.nsueis hii.i
aerved a 4 oeloek lunch. The two
honor Ki.ests reclve.l several
lu-escnts.
SILQUE
" Silque- (pronounced
silk) is really a cold
cream in liquid form.
You apply it to your
face and h a n d s.
Silque absorbs in
stantly, is not the
least bit sticky, and it
gives your skin na
tural color and soft
texture.
Moon Drug Co.
AirrnK l'"r
The owl l"'K fo-
( iiimnonlv neirlectcd conditions
which can now he entirely rem
edied or K'-eatly improveil lire:
Club finit, knock knees, lie lens.
flai-fnot, wry-neck, coiiBenltully
Tortoise
-... ...t-iiitf rn.ii.tne is luromplet
without tortoise .hell cciory
tuch thlt bracelet of lorioU.
PANCRUiT
V IS AN ALL-PURPOSE FAT .
it in 0frCooKiNoJJ
STAGES LEAVE
FROM LA GRANDE DEPOT
-Phone 799'
, Travel in our
Modern Chair-Car Stages!
Leave
La GraoJe for Joseph . . . 9:00 a.m. 4:00 p.m.
La Grande for Baiter, Boise 1:25 P'nl-
La Grande for Baker only 9:25 a.m. 5j30 p.m.
La Grande for Pendleton . 11:00 a. m. 3:30 p.m.
(Connecrloni Pendleton for Vlla Will ind Paicn)
Leave La Grande
For Portland at 11:00 a.m.
Fare $9.50, Round trip. $16.00
' .lAVANKSIO IVOMUX
ni:xK.v voti-: i'ioiit
; IJATAVIA, Javn A H-year-old
flirlll Tor the vole 111 Ihe Dutch
Ulisl Indian VolkBiaad or people's
council Is bclnff renewed by Ja
vanese women, under thy lender,
ship of Dr. Alettn Jacobs, Dutch'
feminist who loured' the Unlled
Slates two years into.
Il,l)li Kuropean nnd native wo
meu or Java lira sufficiently niod
erri'lo demand tlie modification of
lhe'l"adiU" or traditional tinwrltlen
1 so Unit they may abolish poly
iftiulv find nave more i recount
l be eholei' (if husbands. Onrt hem
In
jTJOW you feel all morning de
1 ii pends largely on your break,
fust.' Thousands huvo iinciicrgt'iie,
forenoons because of wrong break
. fast eating.
I To feel right, you must have a
I well-balanced, complete breakfast
ration. At most other meals lunch
and dinner you get it. But break
fast is hurried, often badly chosen.
I Thin Quaker Oats, containing
16 protein, food's great tissue
builder: 65 carbohydrate, its' great
energy clement, plus nll-iinportant
vitamines and the "bulk" that makes
laxatives seldom needed, is the die
tetic urge of the world today, i
It is food that "stands by" you
April Percolator
SPECIAL
A Remarkable Co-operative Offer
That Will Appeal to everyone Who
Likes "BETTER COFFEE"
By special arrangement with the Manning-i
Bowman Co., makera of high-grade ELEC
TRIC PERCOLATORS, and the distributors of.
"Royal Club" Coffee, we are able to offer this
regular $11.00 Electric Pecolator for
ONLY $7.95
, . Terms If Desired! .
e down, $1.00 per month on your '
electric service bill
One pound can tsi Royal Club Coffee Free
with each Percolator.
Eastern Oregon Light &
Power Company
fil of Mho ."adat" is tun. " Bives
the .lavivn'cse wonuiv. . .''ri!S,v,'vtlirgMBh the ninrniiig.
rlKhiH lo ,wriHeai ne,liMiny. ' v lvfct Quaker Oats today. G
' ' lmvc two kinds: Ouick Qtiakef. f
which cooks in i'i to 3 Ultuutcs,
and Quaker Oats.
Quaker Oats
Tire Prices
to fit your
Pocketbook
Not everybody has a lot
' of money to spend on
tires but almost every
; body enjoys owning a car. '
So we have tires at prices
to fit every purse. You
name the price and
watch us produce the
tire to fit it.
Kelly's Tire Shop
1111 '2 Adams Ave.
La (Jrandc - Oregon
Distinctive
Marceling
Oil i KsniTt (orntuia tuKi'
sp.'c1nl curi- tu formhiK ouch
urn reel Ut properly l it eu'h
ImHvWliml ln l urn! fuee. In
this ., wayj we ure able to
pltiuae the hiohI faMll.doim of
women w ho take' every pride
In I living their hulr perfeet
ly (IreMKiMl. If you itre mil
a I ready u patron of thin
flhop we ure sun Unit one
intl will ronvlnce you tlmt
on i work In Huperlor to tlu
ordlntiry Uind.
GEIST
Marinello Shop
I'tione Main 577
,A New
Telephone
Directory
will be issued soon.
Install a telephone and get
a listing in the directory.
Home Independent Telephone Co.
.( -'r) .f if. ' '
r-: Get Acquainted
with this Sally Lunn
for Luncheon
A Rare Treat
DID you ever make, Sally
Lunn? This recipe shows ,
" you how and also demon
strates why Modern Housewives
prefer Mazola for shortening
as well as for frying and salad
dressings.
This recipe is from Ida Bailey
Allen's New Book "The Mod-
ernMethodofPreparirtgDelight- V
ful Foods" see coupon below.
SALLY LUNN ,
4 cup Arrofir K intj 'icttp Karo, 11? J
2 Cttpf bread flour t 2 egi
3 teaspoons baking licupmilk
powder )i cup JmaU
Yl teaspoon suit
SIFT (he dry ingredients anil stir In the
milk, egg Kuro and Maaoia. Beat until
bubbly, pour Into a good-sized shallow iwn,
oiled with Miizula, and bake twenty-five
minutes in a moderate oven, 550 to 575 de
grees F. Cut in squares und serve warm.
a
SEND ONLY 10c-
Sir
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