La Grande evening observer., January 10, 1929, CITY EDITION, Image 5

Local News In Brief j
Thursday, January 10, 1929.-.!
IiA GRANDE i EVENING OBSERVER
Mr. Pliy it Hut Ijiko ,
J. K. Pliy. of thin city, Is at Hot
Luko lliix uiicX tuking the batha
Or. Mi'Adory lU'tllni .
" Iir. V. V. MtiAUory, who has
bwn In Portland for. a , day-, re
turned tq La Urando this morning.
Mr. Harris of Inioil
Frank Harris, of I'nion. is a vis
itor in lji'Cimndu today.' Mr. Har
ris Is at tho J-'oluy hotol. 1 .
Mr. l'oimr Vlslut
M. H. .1'ottvr, of Hnkor. Arrlvi-1
ln.la Grande yesterday. Ho la ut
Uio Kqlcy hotol. ; ,
To TVlocaset "
Mrs. G. K. rhapln, of La Grande,
went to Telocaaut thU morning
to he with .Mr. Chapln unttr-tomorrow
when sho will return to
thU city.
Kallroad Ofrk'lal Visits' " '
M. V. CriiKer. of - Portland, rep-
Mr. Ktacklaud Conrvs
Q. G. Stackluml, of Cove, Is a
visitor In La Grande, llu Is at tho
Sacajawea Inn. ; - . . v.;
To Ship Lumber
H. U Blair, of Baker, passed
through La Grande today on the
way to Kntcrprtse from where he
will ship lumber.
C'r Ik-noried Stolen , 1
O. Amos, of May Park, reported
. - . li. nluhl !,.( llt
core was stolen fipm near tho rail- arrived In-thls city yesterdny on the next administration,
Mr. Itowch Here
Wllllanv 'Roescht of Pendleton.
SEEK EARLY
. SENATE VOTE
ON TREATY
" Continued from Page 1)
Laugh-
He "was unalle to re-Hu8lnoss for the Itoesch HuUlIng- nn sam aner on cuiiumn umi
road yards.
member the license number.
he did not feel at liberty to dls
close the name submitted.. . ....
tieltliur Akmir Well I It has been known for some time
1 Works of .which he la owner,
lncreualng number of ' motorists
who tour in larger, uml speedier
curs, He also feels thut new muu
cIh of uutomobtU'H; will prove, u
stimulant to uuto travel, .
English Hurdler
'Weds In London
I.ONhON, Jan. 10 (AP)-Lord
Puvld Hurghley, son and ltolr of
tho MuimuIm or Kxeter und famous
hurdler and Olympic chumplou,
resenting James Copland, freight . fut; layfrtte Jdu.;
chi'.in agent for tho G.-W. H. & N.J ' , .
is In La Grand?.. Yestvtday ho at
tended tlte ru 11 road i)iee tings In this
city. . -... . .
TV 11 mill f'llv
M. I. Chrtstoffensen. of I'ort-j UHlan Storouach. who under- however, .that frlonds of N
laiid. wont to Island t'lty today, (went an operation lor ftppemiicm uoaa. wut pimnwi oi wie nruui- Hnd Ijdy Uniy 8(,oU daU((hUn. of
rhr MtnrrtiKMn . freight claim .Yesterday ui . . ino . urunue uonae cu-nupa on nuuw iruinmwn uuu :
Inspector of tho O.-W. H. & K. hospital. s reported to be vettlnff a leadiM representative of oran-
railroad. Ho will leave tomorrow along: well.
J-'rom KnterOrtso
V. A. Warner, .of Enterprise, ar-
o iivtu 411 1 11 1 t-iiy yi-sieiuay, lor
Wituw ilnya visit. He Is roslstcred ut
tho I'uUfJt hotfl.
iU 8. Hendricks, a ulBht wutch
trutn at the Bowman-Hicks' Lumber
Now York Mau Leaves
W. W. Williams, of Now York.
lied labor here, have been urging;
his mime upon the Hoover ad
visers. I) V
The "executive committee, of the
Vlslllmr lUlativiH
W. I). Morrison. -t pr Spokane, 'has been in Ui urunue tor two uayn National KnuiKO called on wr.
Wash., arrived in 1-a Grande last .and this morning: went on to Baker. .Hoover ind; discussed with , him
nlKht and is visitinff at the homo; lie 1b a ropreseiitattvo 01 tno cxasetuies vt their leif.slatlve pro
of his uiu-te and aunt. Mr. and Mrs.
Harry Giltson. Mr..Morrtsun is on
his way to Southorn Idaho.
lYom l'ulotis Wash.
Mr. and Mrs. G. hlndon and Mrs.
Mary ArruMinlth. or ralouse. Wash.,
aro visitors in this cily. They are
ut tho Koley hotel. ' : , , 1
io li 1'oitlainl . -
W. H- Guild, division superin
tendent of the O.-W. and K A.
I.eavltt, of 1m. Grande, went to
I'ortland. yesterday.
JL'raiik Clullm Hero
Frunk t-ulleii, who is employed
In u elpthinff store in Buker, spent
Hunday and 'Monday In I'ort lund,
later coinHiK to Im. Grande ; i.
Jr.liss Sayni at'AVork
Miss Ktha Sayre. of this city.
lis working for a short time In the
Grande 'offices of tho Hastern"
lOreKon l.lffht & Power company.
Leaves at Nljfht ! ; ' ;
Claionco Kiumons, of I'ortland,
representative, "of the Klectric cor
poration of that cily loft La Gr&ndo
yesterday. He hud been hero sinoo
Monday.
Mis. Cameron BelU'iw ,
Mrs. M.. Cameron, .. who has
been in for 'some time, is hotter
now and able to be out.
Hero I'Voiri KulerprlHC -
Mr. and, Mrs. It., J. Campbell, of
Kiiterpriso". . were .'visitors in La.
viMiuiiu 1 urMHJ n HP" lll-y . Vi a I
miiulu .1 I n n.i..lir U.. I... It.. .. J '
filial.-, in iv iu 1; 8'icil 11 .ttUU
Airs. Iee Jlonvy.
company, who underwent a serious; win Make Tinw TabU'
opfirutlon nt the Grande Itoiule f c F lUihivX8t a!WUstant superiri
iiosiiuui ytvivriiuy, i KeiiiiiR uiuiik
as well as can be expected, rela
tivea report.
Oil compuny.
Go- to Idaho to Visit'
Mrs. Wick ham and
children.
gram,.
TARIFF HKAUINGS OV '
WASHINGTON. Jan. ID (AP)
i race and Gladys, of 1 Grande, l ..,A ;,. . . ,lt-i,..1,,l,.i
Mr. Daiifflicrty Hero'
Mr. Daueherty. O.-W. H. & N.
head at lluker, was a visitor In
La Grand yesterday., M. OuukIi
erty attended tho railroad meetings
held In this city yestcrdav morning
and aTternoon, returning; to his
home in the evening1, v ,. .
t V. r . itonens. a-ssustant superin- we .1 u m. uw... .uu.. v, w giu8awre schedule of the tar
tendent of the O.-W. It. & N. for visit Mr. Wlckham's inothor. M...ff "
La Grande, is In Portland helping
with the composition of a-ncw time"
table for the second division. The
new time table will become effec
tive at 12:01 a. in. next Sunday
It is said. , , ,
Volley Hull HerifH--.p
! The volley ball schedule of Knmes
to be played at tho, La Grundo
hotel for tho comlnff. sewn, weeks
will begin tomorrow nlKht when
the men plav fl-omfi tu 6 o'clock
as' they w ill every Tuesday a n d
H. I). Crowo Js -captain
of onrt of the men's teams und Dr.
Vl-Jis Alice lKiu;lasrs "
MImm KlnnnnrH GIjiku. f.;i nrniwlo
HfffJi sphool teacher. vlsiud at;1,riduy
TJ fn.l Ki. ,!,. Of Ollrt
j ,tt.uh in' aiim..idu Hny Murphy Is captain of the other.
1 I nu luser ui imi mu ivamn nm,
W. J. Wlckhain, and his sister.
iff act today brought unother army
of witnesses to the house ways and
Gon to K.l-
Mi-s. ltohda Uieffs. of Portland,1"""" " . " " . " T"
who has been visiting her dauith- e con.am.ee n u
ter. Mrs. Wesley McDonald. In La hear nBs. on tho first schedule em
Orando for several weeks, weut to , bracing chemicals, oils and paint.
Klgin today on business. - - i
the ltike of JtuccleUKh, were mar
rird this afternoon In tho old time
church of Saint Clement Dunes on
the Htrand. - The occukIoii was the
first society wedding to bo solem
nixed on -the KtruiiU In many years.
Di. Locke Gives
Address In City-
' tYeUneSUaY , XN l&rill ! Chln provinces should be more
- - - V
Dr. W. Ji Locks, . recently ro
turneu nUNslunury from Hunan
lirovlnce, -China, spoke lust nlKht
at a spc'lal meeting held at the
1'resbytcrlan chureh, tolling of his
experiences while he wus Ilvlntr In
the oriental country., A falr-slsed
crowd uttended. The nteetliiK beKan
at 7:3(1. ...
.Political, social and economic
cnndllions In Clilun ,wern dlsuugst-d
by Dr. Locke, lie told of the Chi
nese liprlHtugif.- It was on one oc-
Lord IlurKhley who Is widely caslon of such dlsturbunco that his
known In tho lUiltud States for his home was destroyed. The uprisings,
athletics prowess., won the inter-I however, ho Bald, are caused by a
collflKluto hurdling, cluunplonsl.i" I "red",, radical element, which Is
In America three years ugo und ! not representative of tho entire
tho 4(u-incter hurdles title at the lj. -TT - I u.
last Olympic games, Tho bride Is!
Interested In sports and Is known
'as a brilliant horsewoman.
population... - I, t -
Chinese students who study it
the United Btutee and then' return
to China seem to take, buck with
I them a vvlctlon that the many
united and under government ,
similar to thut of this country, ho
stated. . . ..... :. -
Across from liolinonkump's
, MONKV SAVHH IH , -MONKV
EAKNCO '
Your i4uikiiip are lUffte Ml ;
IM'h.
WASHINGTON. Jan. 10 (AH) i
(The senate Judlclury committee 1
foroicr college
teaches in
srliool. Miss
.he 'lime sleighi
.Mr. (.laham's mother Hero-
Mrs. J. H. Umhuni, of Canby,-1 went o.ver proposals for un invest!
Ore., mother of Churles Graham, gatlon on prohibition enforcement
of this city, arrived In La Grande today and finally postponed action
Hunday for u two weeks visit with ; unlit Monday so that umendments
her son. I to pending" resolutions fc mljiht bo
1tunsidored. 1 ,
The declaration Unit, cumcrcsii
Miss Hlanche Snears. teacher in' 1. 1 ,.,
the"' Hereford0' HlKh:wurtl t,,c n team with an j Antral school at I Grande, left lf Wgtotatlon. recommendations
.it.. iiri rmi ,i .ihii T . . .. . .i..tmluv fi.i Mlfinlinfrv Ho., where
Glass spent nart'-ef oys.er supper ... " ... -- . . from Presiaont-cieet. Hoover tnun
himTand skiing 'i l-uinament .on. La Grande she was called by tho serious 11 - Irovlnea , .,. McNary hill
iiiiik uiiw . DnuiiH. i ii.,. .n ihA ' ntjm of her brother. . . .
..,..-u . .......... ...v - .. , eeiore-ino senate, wa,maao .touuy
gumes Tuesdays and Friday , ul.,.. ',' . by Henal6r; Urookhart, reimbllcun.
Uie liajlroom of, tho hotel. 1" msltlfW hliow ... . .-. ' ...... .,
Cilrl Horn Tills Slnrillng - .
A' nine-pound baby girl was born
.i,iJ . k-.',. A Dlrfprciit Inventory .
2221 Adams avenue The little j " ' University of Oregon next Saturday
Birl has been named Mary Helen. nlor r and there us part o'f the annual .Rh school
lith mother nn.l .laiiirhtMr rft irei.'f census taking. In La Grande, V -n.,,.. .
lit I'ishlon Show . i
Several Ia Grande colleRo co
eds will' take purt In tho annual
fashion show to be held at tho
Uoth mother und daughter are get-
tins along nicely.
ninny people are tearing1 their hair
conference program.
Thoy
y : t "t ,. ,;Anne Stanpe and -Dorothy Eber-
t"-1 hiiiiuii, oiniiio i h nf la P.enn.ln ' an.l lunn
finish tho Inventory jobs. There
Cochran, of I'ortland, former La
Grande girl
EAST OREGON
STOCK SHOW
SEEKS HELP
EBUYFORT. ESS
SKLL F0K JU ESS
(Continued from Pag 1)
Works In Insurance Office
Miss iMurgnret Hlggs. daughter.
nnd who urged the necessity for
securing support from the state this
llrcnks SIiohIcKt . -Is one person, however, for whom
C'leo Woodfin. grado school slu-' taking inventory and census is a
dent,, slipped on the icy sidewalk 1 pleasure nnd. it lasts ull year and
vesterdav and had the misfortune then some. Tho person Is H. M.
to break her shoulder blade. She 'Dullols. of Joseph, a -lover of the ... ..,".: year. Included C. I Cndwell, vleol:
is getting along as well as could out-doors, and ardent extoller of ' , ' ,"T ...,, in lj n Mn,! I're",ucnt or t,le Boctatlon. who
bo oxnected today. Cleo makes 'tho schools at the. town at the foot .,. ,.?."..,,... V . . presided: Mr. Smith, secretary;
her home with her mother, Mrs. -yof Wallowa- lako. Mr. Daliols :.,, ;, . , p.,? '.i i;..-, Hubert Wlthycoinbe, manager of
Dawson. 2003 Depot street. ' Making inventory of ull the ducks, !.'. "',?, .1 .1 the. eJtperlmntal station; Ml 8.-'
geese, birds, und nowers common i . - , . I Irfvy, . a. K. - Miller, nresidenp or
to Wallowa county. Ho -Is taking '.'r..." 7. "K'""1""0 ul , tho association, . J. K.
MUX'S WOltK I'ANTH
Well mudo good fitting,
oxccllcnt wealing
$1.19
MUX'S WOltK shoi:s
. Kull lealhea und combination
. tolcs '
$2.19
MUX'S 1IKA Y I XIOXS
Hurt wool excellent fi
tlntf. Kxceptlonal values
-. $1.59
' ' iu,A.i:its .".
A(l Wool fancy pluds uul
stripes r
, $2.95 - $3.95
Hoys' All Wool UliiKcrs, sle
0 to 1U
; $2.39
"Destroyers of High
Prices"
Last Showing
TODAY
1
THE ........v..;.;'.,'.'.:
HAUNTED HOUSE
CHESTER CON KLIN - THELMA TODD
THRILLS! CHILLS! for everyone
! " "'. Comedy & Sportlites.
Coming.- FRIDAY --SATURDAY
Attend ItH'tlns
. About 15 members of the Ke
bekJih loditu from out-of-town
points were visitors In La Grande
Inst night attending tho installa-
Correct ioii ,
In an item In Tuesday's Ob
server concerning the death of
census of the animal nnd flower
life of that region so that Informar
Ksther Crawford In Coeur d Aleno. .tion on tho subject will be mithen-.
Ida., It was stated that reports were tic and definite for at present the
that diphtheria was the cause. It Information is meuRer nnd haphasi
was learned lute yesterday that ! ard. As AlrJullois sees new flow
leakage of thfl'heart caused death.' ies and'new Jlrids of birds he jots
The . former La . Grande icirl did ' them down In his notebook, or
tlon of officers held at that time, not have any contagious dlsense. takes them to add to his collection.
: La Grande High school,
LURE OF WALLOWA
LAKE IS STRONG
(Continued trom Page 1)
nnwiitMl
An Awakenmgl
? CLINT'S CL0THIERY
ILS SET A NEW STANDARD OF VALUES TO SPEED
: ; TO SELL OUT, CLOSE OUT QUICK, ' j;
' : QUiT business"
j: , lV , , i-iyy
Mills, of
Cove, William Vogel, Homer Bid
well and Senator Kred H. Kiddle.
J. H. I'eure nnd 1V H. Aunleliv.
the latter three from La Grande. '
Tho meeting was marked by an
abundance of enthusiasm for the
livestock show and the association
pledged Itself to outdQ all previous !
aire, this summer. . He donned a-crrorts Jiy providing a Digger and i
brilliant non-paHtel shaded shirt, "tore vnWmblo exposition In- tho
pnrj'u windy sombrero una the other coming years u mo buuo appro- (
iiQeoiitromentti which go with the priatiori an bo sooured. I1
old-time garb of the westerner. I 11 ' ' 1 1
I lie went forth to. couquor the rft42Atitu. AVAH 1ISMISS14
:easterner vnd win him to the pleus-l y v V - ; "
urearuf the west. - Everywhere he h0fr'AXftK;l&1MtrT7Cryx'
j went he attructed attention and . When .department f Justice orfl-
peoplo talked to him and question-' dal" prrostod f'Ali'.'. Wing and
ed him and lro answered them sing-1 Wlps Stella, Harper 1 9, on mann
!y and in groups -and he extolled ' ut chnrges hero last night they
the beauties of the land from - discovered that both were women.
J which he hailed so that the fume;Tllp 'Mp-'' Wlnf proved to bo Allss
,.t ti ,..!, nfih. wiir.wiiM i ho Luinerin! w ing. z
jland of "beautiful waters," spread
; from Alabama to Maine, und from
' North Carolina, to low und buck
J home ugnln. r I ' . , ',
" H invited them-to come to vis
it him in the 'Wallowas tlto next
year lo rone In the summer, in
I be fall and In the winter ..and to
partake of the privilege of skiing,
tobogganing, sledding und skutlug
In the Switzerland of -Amorieu.
Many promised to come. t (
He told them they could capture
rlmrneck phensant and Hungarian
partridge' every Sunday and Wed
- The Greatest in Li Grande Histor
ALL SUITS and OVERCOATS '
Y Now Going at Exactly
ONE-HALF PRICE
'A CHANCE TO GET TWO SUITS AT THE PRICE OF ONE!
vAnd let us emphasize the fact that if yo,u are contemplating the pur
chase of a suit within a year, you should get it here and now while
you can get two suits at the price of one and make your dollars
return to you 100 profit. Just stop and think what it means to
yQU in savings to get two suits at the price of one.. '
A PRICE SACRIFICE ON MEN'S & YOUNG MEN'S FINE
: : . v-i HIGH GRADE
1928 TRAVEL ON
OLD TRAIL 2000
MORE TILN 1927
(Continued trom Pag 1)
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"N EWLYWEDS COUNT TROUBLE"
k FRIDAY--
- - SATURDAY
RICARDO
.. 'CORTEZ,. '
With Nora Lane and Gino Corrado
JOMH '
UN RUNNER
A TiffanyStahl Production r
: ' . .. Also : .
"TARZAN the MIGHTY"
mill CuHi'uiit.' LfickH mutit bo VGi:lt
onod with ii h fuclui'H ili'UlliiK wllll
the tuliil .nijiinlici of foreign chth
eruiuInK tho Slxklynu luoimluliin."
luiNCd oir Tnifftf ''lM'kH
KIkui ch utillzail In tho Murvry nro
ii.mlny In October, that thoy could """;u " "
nhool dufk and bocw from (If ' """ niBnwny cu ihiiikhioii.
iiohw until Jnnuiiry, thut they ,1lher " c,lU11' ' """
.oul.l Hl.iy tho .door nnd kiouho!""11 h' oheckM only nro muilo
from KoptomlKM- to October, und !on 0"e, eiu-h month of the
!tl,o boar, coyote und lynx ull the ',!ir ,,",lMon "' ""' ,, P- '"
IvBi.r. Thoy eould uiislo, ho prom-"e"ui" , obtained ,cr . lay, for
,Ikm1, for Mtcolheud In Kobruury. I th eovero. by r.bock, uio
!M,...i, .,,,,1 Ai.ni. ...id for oimtorn redueed lo u ono-.lny aveniKO nnd
brook und rainbow trout from ""raKO treated tho tmilll-
jjiut iui uny . iiiiiKvr jiui iuu 111-
Ajuil lu Novemher. r ' '
All IIiuho UiIiikh hapiieii, lie natd,
at the lake und Ht the Dude ranch.
COMMISSION
ORDERS BOND
(Continued trom Pac 1)
" ' SHOES and OXFORDS
At prices vou cannot afford to miss Now going at COST LEi
THAN COST, HALF PRICE AND LESS. Prices sensationally r
duced on entire stock for quick sale.
volved
C'liiHlderiiiK t)iQ Hlluutloti on - th
wtHile, eHpeelttlly In coinpuWHini
with movement to and from C'all
rornln. tha volumo of travel over
the (Dd Oregon Trull hlKhwtiy rep-
n i i p TATV OO rentH u lair proporiiitu ol llie uif
OilLfJZi JiIl o .irn-ifiiie number of ' earn noniliiK
Into Oregon v'a ull routcH, Mr. M
hoetif pointed uttt. It In manifest,
htnvever, he tutld, that a pructlcal.
iiKi'tHHlve campaign InKtlluted for
the purpoHo of widely udvertiKlng
the Old Oregon Trail, fHpeclally
through co-operative efforta be
tween Oregon und Idaho rountleM
bordering un the trail, nhould re
Hutt In heuvler , movement that
would gain greater momentum
each yeiir. iJetallM fur the forma
tion of ituch an organization have
already been tinder erlouR ronHld-
eratlon by varlnuH chumbem of
eummerce along, the Oregon Trul
. he KJtld. .
I OlrWUMrlonM along thhi line bad
!falHe ularniH huvr boon turned In
from thut point, euuh trip costing
the city about $25. Tho commls
!nion voted to remove the fire box
land place it In some other diHtrlct.
The alurin-number for tho Hecund
'und H dint riot will not be changed.
however, th only difference belnp
j thut a telephone call will be nec
jeiwary to cull the jj:partinent. The
; UUX, II wub CAUittmvu, nun m o'
la position that mlnchlevouii boyn
I t'ould turn In a. fulne ulurm In
(comparative mifety.
1 Two rjuet for refundii wre
1 premnl-d. One wuh tuxn under
j consideration and H. Warinholz
'wuh grunted $25 an half of a $60
six-month ukattng rink Hcemte. lie
wus f,orced to clone down hl rink
bwaure of the flu epidemic before
operating three month.
A rooming house llcnm was
thfir IncftHlon Ihhl. Rummer on the
occiiHltn of the'KOod'wtll vlnlt of a
large delegation from the Ontario
chamber. ' Hlnce that time a. num
ber uf other chambei-H In Oregon
and Idaho,-; Including' Koine, have
agreed to operate together upon it
unrerted plan that, ull Interentf !
LESS
e-
(SJNT(!
WTHE STORE WITH A CONSCIENCE
o-i-fintAii to Mm HMtcn Mfimlfk foi Relieve, may result In a materia
her place at Mr street. increase or tounm iravei, even mm
. ,Thh lH-cember -bills. In the yar. through luntlngton as the
amount of $5,665.49, were ordered key point In ihe Kaslern Oregon
Hituaiion. hp saiu.
I paid.
The city manager's report for the
'past week showed that the treas
t urer's office had paid out $.
; ('4 1.35. as follows: general wur-
Irnnta $29,245.2)1, general wurranla
llnrlMrailon Ik-glut
The '1929 registration of foreign
licensed motor vehicles at the local
ehniber of commerce office Blurt
ed last Friday with un Idaho car
llnt.-r.-t 074.2. UnprovementluH tho vmiKunrd of ill "'"n-
ninveiiieiiv inw ckvu .!.
This movement, Mr. Malbontif
believes, should reflect the heavlext
travel via this route since It was
completed through to Heaslde. lie
sets ftirth various HrcuiiistnnceM as
JUMtlfylng'thU viewpoint, Ineltidhig
i.,-..lti.ttUtn iiiiiv Im un i ho uenrral ceotiotiilr situation
kl exM-rimptil. us Mr. 1 louver says, which Is sound, the fact that pro
M but It s not half the experiment ductloii of uuluiiMibiles In exected
io b ut rtcord CUar.t'er, and Mm
I'onds $4,000, Improvement district
jiutfiest $1,235, and special Inler
,hI $4.KH6.25. Hccelptjf for the
w'k were In the amount of $3,-
i307.6K.
11;
W54 A low pi rule, without coiwiiurr, i
T V'6Owa V'tA- tSM without "i.v willHMU rviiMH-st! . . . i T :
' f TVnk 3r 1 Wfiiiicii . . . plaything f hWef.
i Vrt Jr fluinhiK iiMiiiM-nt, to Iki I6s!hI uaIiIo TjL
jjL py g vt'tii &9k tir 11,11 nvxl '"i"t'?i'- )0(
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