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SANK VISCHIMINATION flY COUNCIL.
")! wad sonic power the gil'tie gie us,
To see otirsels as ithcrs sec us."
Certain of Med ford's city fathers ly their action Tues
day night again offered convincing proof that living in
small towns makes people small--hut. perhaps some people
are so small hy nature I hat environment couldn't shorten
them any.
Presumably to gratify petty personal spile for there
is no other logical reason certain coiincilmen voted last
night to put the Hotel Nash out of lusiness---for that is
the. result that refusing n liquor license would have, for no
first-class lintel either in Med ford or any other small city
can he profitably operated without a liar. To take a win
liquor licenses would 1'orco both the Nash and the Moor
into the lodging house class. This fact was reeognizei
when the council broke its former rule and granted a li
cense on the West Side to the Hotel Moore.
The Hotel Nash, as at present conducted, is a first-class
hostelry. It is one of the best hotels in Oregon south of
Portland, a credit to the city, and a constant, advertise
incut. It, lias done a great deal to attract desirable pur
chasers of propcry to this section by making them coin
fortable during their preliminary visits and creating a fa
vorable impression of the city by providing a uiiinoda-
tions seldom found in a small town. The Nash bar is one
of the most orderly bars in the city, and no complaints have
been filed against it. Its patronage1 consists nearly alto
gether of local business men and hotel guests.
When the Hotel Nash license came up in the council.
Messrs. Merrick, Trowbridge' and Wortman voted against
it. Mr. Treiwbridge has voteel in favor id' eve'ry liquor
license granted every saloon since he became' a councilman.
Mr. Merrick has voted in favor ef every license granted
sa Hons excel), that, trraiited to I". . ascliau. Alcssrs.
Merrick, Trowbridge' and Wortman were recently party to
a council e'einibine that held up a saloon license to club the
mayor into appointing a chief of police at their dictation,
and when they se'curi'd what I hey wante-d, they all three
veiled to change the ordinance limiting the number of sa
loons, iniTcasing it to one' for every I'OO inhabitants, instead
of one to every f00 inhabitants as formerly, thus permit
ting the1 establishment eif still more' saloons.
Since the' .June' ele'etion, both Messrs. Me-rrick and
Trowbridge' vote'd to re'ne'w lice-nsi's to the' Hotel Moore
and two either saloons. Within a month now they vote'
to refuse the renewal eif the' license to the Hotel Nash. Is
this not discrimiuat ion '(
The claim cuimeit be logically made for either Mr. Mer
rick, Mr. Trowbridge' or Mr. Wortman that they voted
against the Nash license be'cansi' of the result of the' dune'
elee-timi, for Med fore I veiteel wet, anel these genlleine'ii are
supposel to be representing Mi'dford, and not Ashland and
the' farmers eif the county, who pay no taxes hi'ri', in the
couni'il. Furthermore", if these ge'iit lenii'ii are- represent
ing the citizens of Ashland and the farnie'rs of Jackson
county in Mi'dford's city e'ouncil, why have two of them
veiled to grant license's to three' saloons since' the dune- ele'e
tion? Since the present council look the' re'ins of ol'fici' last
January there have' be'e'ii ten liiior lice-nse's issued. In
February licenses we're- grant.e'd W. M. Kennedy, .lohn
Harrington and II. O. Wilkinson. Messrs. Wortman,
Merrick anil Trowbrielge voted in favor of thesi' license's.
On February 'Jfi a license was voted to 1'. W. Waschau,
Messrs. Wortman and Merrick voting against it on the
grounds that the number of saloons prov ided for by ordi
nance was exceeded.
On April 11! J an ordinance' was passe'd amending ordi
nance's 1'JT and KtO, which limited saloons to one to every
500 inhabitants, so that the nuinlicr of saloons could be
increasi'el to one' for eve-ry 1UM) inhabitants. The' council
minutes show thai Messrs. Wortman, Me-rrick and Trow
bridge; veiteel for incre-asiug the- number of saloons. This
men-use in saloons was the result of a council combine
against the mayor upon the- question of chief police, and
re'sulteul in the issuance of a license' to Hass and Hale on the
same; elay. Their license' had hern held up, and the' place
dosed, while' the' e'ouncil and mayor fought it out. Me-r-rie'k
and Treiwbridge vote'd lor Ibis lice-use". Weirtman
whoa lew minutes before had vote-d to increase the' numbi'i'
of thirst resorts, showed his consistency by voting against
thet license. Since then he' has vote'd against every license'
issued.
May f a license was grante-d Murphv it Downing; June
li licenses were1 given Veiling & Hall and O. M. Selsbv, and
dune !' euie to the Jlotel JWoore. I lu-se lour licenses Mer-
rick and Trowbridge' veile-d for. On July 7 they vote'
against enie- for the Hotel Nash.
At the same- meeting where-, without batting an eye',
these' coimc ilmen vote away .f IS, ''"( as commission on the
sale of bonds, Mr. Wortman proves himself the watchman
eif the city treasury by moving to disallow a bill for e-levcn
elays at .sfc! a day forau assistant to the overworked iccord-e-r,
whose aet ion in hiring the helper had already he-en sanc
tioned, iin.l Mr. Tviiwhridge niatii tests his giiardianship
ed the city s interest tiv moving to disallow the hill for lin
oleum em the e-ity hall floor, pivsnnml.ly thinking that any
thing but uiarn floeir is too great u luxury.
SHE MEANT WELL.
But Put a Dampir on th Young Man's
Enthusiasm.
Tbe youii wan nb anplrs to tb
Inteuue wtt-t walkiug with tbe youuff
woman wbu Uown't ijult umiernUini
U be anys, but oerertbeless thinks It
Is simply Brunei.
"Look ou tbe glurlea of tbe wmUtd
sky!" be exHu luted.
8be Sftuieil puzzled fur a miuute and
isld:
"Let uiu see, you fac tbe iiorta
t bat's tbe way our bouae fnuu and
tbea ou your right baud la east and on
your left tu Meet. Wby, It's tbe direc
tion we're walklo, lea't Iff"
He looked a trifle gloomy, but re
turned:
"How tbe great iuaaaea of color aiw
plied oue upuu another lu nature's
lavish and tiauaceudeut art!"
"Yea," uh sighed. "It ujukea dm
tblnk of Neaimlltan Ice cream."
"And there, cloae and lur to tbe
hurlzuii, sinkx a great crlmsou ball, tbe j
SflllUg BUU.
"Hlgbt orer there?"
"Yea."
"Bli-alght nbead of uV"
"To be sure."
"Well, I've been womt':!ng about
that for tbe lut tlve mf.i .les. You
know, my little brother I- o mlsvble
voua. He broke my glitM-s thle after
noon, and I am so neaiHUbted that I
couldn't be sure whether that was tbe
crimson m-tUng sun or some body play
ing golf."- Washington Hlur.
PERT PARAGRAPHS.
Too inauy womeu t au t wear a pre!-
j ty purse aud a full purse at tbe name
Classified Advertisements
A stitch In time ofieu prevent a tU
tnestle InsurrwtJon.
It a uiiraoJe should hapten uurm-
people would ft-tJ Impelled lu He about
lu
The Jackass and Dabs.
Uugeue V. Ufbtt, the Socialist leader,
tells the following story ou himself:
"I was to address a public meeting,
and there wae intense prejudice
agaluat me. so (be young man who
had to Introduce me thought be would
try to disarm It.
"'Debs U hated by some people,' he
said, 'because be baa been In strikes.
This Is not rlgbt. IL la tbe law of na
ture to defend yournelf. Why, even
a dog will growl If you try to deprive
him of the bone be In gnawing, a goat
will butt If you get lu bis way, and
you all know what a JuckaHa will do
If you uiuukey with him. Ladles aud
geutleuieu. this la Debs, who will now
addrefis you. " Success Mugazlne.
The Farmer's Sign.
According to the Atlautu Constitu
tion, a Georgia farmer posted this sign
on his front gute:
"Candidates will pass ou. No time to
talk to 'em."
One morning his little boy shouted
from the garden walk:
"There's oue o' them candtudatea
here, an be says he'll cume In any
how!" The old man looked toward the gate
aud said:
"Let bl m lu. There's uo bunn lu blm.
I kuow him. tle'a beeu ruiinln' ever
sence tbe war- Jest to be a-rnuuln'. It
ruus fu blu blood, nu be can't help It!
Actors are luvari.iM.v Rupeivtiilous
They all love to See tbe fcb ihI v.illl;.
If upp.,ning huHbttiult weic fashion
uble tbe m'0 would till have the time
of then1 lives.
The man w ho makes you rldlt ulous
scores twice by making you mad also
By anticipating a thiur you have a
dou ble doe of v. bait-vr eaiotlun It
evokes.
There are people who have a genius
for getting lino trouble aud backing
out.
Lots of people w.uild gladly give
back what they have stolen If tbey
knew a sarV way to do It.
Some people try bard to bide what
they don't know, while others are
e-.;'i-i!:y in cou-al what tbry
do know.
Pi'ogcsision.
"Uo you ee. Ldllb. that 1 have a
new engagement riuV
"t'HlUol: Ilie. MdUtl "
"Wi.it it?"
"I see tbdt you have another euage
Uieut rlug."
Too Mountainous.
"Yes," suld SlangeVV "I tramped
through Hwluerlund oue."
"Come off!" cxclalined lowler. "You
never did."
"Mure I did: on the level."
"That proves you're l.vlug. It's sim
ply IlilpoHslble o tniiii through Swtt
ue tin nd mi tin level." -Catholic Stand
a rd :uid TImc-.
Dunn t Ot Jeal.
"Leaker K the lno-t ab-:eimuinded
hap 1 ever luel "
"What iH.I be il..:"
Tlit' Inst lime be K-d Into tt barber's
eiialr he plt:n-l I lie new puper round
his jit', k m tut l-i'van li ('runt Ibe towel."
mlge.
The nld X.iuU Little l.uv. aren't you
Miau.eil lu sni.il.e tloe tnvful clg.(
1 1 lies?
Hie li.-k Sure!
It el Up hi il.- lnlliUS
-111 lite ll:t';tliue I
Hut lite hiolie i
i'sv bad lo cut
U'Mell WiduW
an
Tlie Exception,
'i iliink," said the iiiercbaut, "lil
liave to Ule tour Hie in I folk. I Uevel
hw any t-ne ijulte nu lu.y."
"SluW lu eeithiliK Is he'r"
not every tiling- He gets tired
iilk itioii)ib" Uotisi.iu J'ust
Jut iii Uiy.
Captain HooLiy Ah. that little diop
has utiute another man of ou. Tut!
t'atrlck It bus llutl, er houor, but
he's JUt an dbiy no the Itber wan waa
-antler.
Stiinfl Him Up.
1 oos our huti;iLi. play pukei !r"
I tloh't think s" MiiMxeled yoUUg
kits Torklic. "I'Ut ome of (tie meu be
meets at the card tabes do" Waaii
Itwlou Star
JACKSONVILLE 1TKMH.
Sca&onablc.
As lias l-ffoie ttea notej,
j t- sJUi.-lhtns In the ut-ilnj
TiiHi m.tkcfl u yu'.ifi niwii d liin y
On tli.ji,i!i!B uf l-'va UK WU.
He Juiim his SunJjy raiment
Ami r-f to i.'d'l on liar
Ana v.iiUtrrn touM ilecy mt-intf
j ti.e un e:iiiKn per.
He ctrars Ills throat for action
To ttilt Un.- fleful gjl
If lir Can hi l.r r iulr
Avxi a'.:? will. too. tj his.
he-!: u- iiadiii cwuiatje
That hultf Wwj J to ipnng,
'but la Cue baeidhttf aon
It si-mj to t,e lii thliirf.
He trn-n Ihv bildfl rt huy
Around li.e iietiiig pliiue,
PrtptiiJiM t'oi' a tree IijIIii
To jroiiugHle ihctr rc.
And many (t.iiig In nuiui
That pusu tcfor lis visw
Bufetfejt In t-ttiiy nuiiiio -r
A rutin it built f.o ntj
And s u. u heluleis tnol -.11.
He drift upon li e tide,
but pleusuiu is the drifiiiia;
It site lu by his -lid
He In the mating fteaiun
llrnt soiiit'tiuii.n un iila mind,
And so they grow twthier,
A nature lia.- Jrfl(fid
Ona Cent a Word No single Inser
tions leas than IS cents. SU insert Ion a
for th price of four. Seventy-five
cents a line per month.
FOB BENT.
FOR BENT Two front office rooms
aod one large room 30x40 in Miles
building. Inquire at premises or at
Tribune offiee.
FOR RENT Furnished rooms, electric
light aud baths. Mrs. K. h. Hale, D
street near Uth. - tf
FOR SALE.
FOII SALE liesidoaee property; 7 ;
niins aud bath, eity water, electric j
lights, sewer con ti eel ion. F. C. Page. "
FOl: SALE 1" choiee lots, five miu
iites fmiii depot, near schonl ; -asy j
terniH. F. C. Page.
FOR SALE Se.vonth-streot business
property, two-story brick, 50x140; also
L'3() feet ou Seventh street by AO feet
on Riverside avenue. F. C. Pago.
FOR SALE One henvv team. 29UO, 0
and 3 years old, prire reasonable; also
big wagon. A ply ( Mark place, 2 1-2
iiiilen north of Jacksonville. 2S
FOR SALE S. N. Subdivision is in the
market now; choice ten-acre tracts,
best location in the valley. L. Nee
demeyer, Jacksonville. "
FOR SALE Oue Cadillac, runabout,
newly painted, in first class condition.
Pric $tiS0. W. J. Van Schuver 1 Ce.,
Portland, Or. 00
FUR SALE Small businesH; fine loca
tion. Inquire Tribune.
LOST AND FOUND.
LOST Tu Med ford,, one day luHt week.
a pair of gent's slippers, wrapped in
a newspaper. Finder please leave at
Tribune office.
WANTED.
WANTED To buy from 100 to 300
head of stuck sheep. Write Box 131,
Medford, Or.
WANTEDA span of good horses,
gelding or mares, which can be driveu
or worked, seviu or eight years old,
sound aud geutle, Weight lli'O or 1'JoO
pounds. Address Tribune, Mfdford.
BUSINESS CABDS.
V
5&
Double Crgts.
"Oo VuU Ilk
to walk cross
cuuutry V
"1 would were
It not for cross
dog."
Thsy All Nssd Ons.
"Hurruh! "
"What '"
"l"ve made a discovery."
"What are you going to do with It?"
"Hire It out to a detective by the
week."
FWttounixsd the Type.
That fellow Is the premium Idiot
"Do you tblnk so'
"Yes "
"Why':"
"He agrees with everything 1 say tu
htm."
Qusry.
"Puprt ';"
"WellV
" u:ti ! a menace V
"A threatened danger."
"1'beu what would be a womeuace
beV
Kmw Hsr.
-Are you seiiualnted with the wid
ow's daughter'; '
Yea; that merry Utile tut."
The same one She U a regular
H Idow's mite "
No Use For It.
'What did thHl dude want?"
'Wanted in buv 50 cents worth of
bl U til food "
I bonder nbat he was itolnir to do
with ilV
Or Thty'd Stand No Chanot.
"Why are clever women homely?"
"That's very clear."
"1 don't see 11."
"Recall! homely woiueu have to be
evrr "
Prautln.
Ills wt r.d Lern to oooklnf schaI
Ttiousn ) cou.il nut MfToril It.
Whii ihty nirt nurrtvj h OeclArvJ
Tht l ty ti,t brittr toarel It
3. T. AN&BOM,
WELL DIGGER. MEDFORD, OR.
Prions rlgbt. Pumps Furnished when
Wanted.
BALL ft QLOSOOCE,
(outraetors uud Builders.
AU Work (tiiaraittotfd.
Office with C. 11. Pierce Sou.
Phune 053. P. (. Box 771.
O. M. JONES,
City Scavenger.
Ijurbage of all kinds rmnoved ou short
uutiee. Leave orders with chief of
police.
DR. A. B. SWEET
Physician aud Surg;Mu.
Office at Residence.
COLVIO ft DURHAM,
Attorneys-at-Law.
Oeo. H. Durham, Grouts Pasi, Or
Wm M. Oolvlg. Medford, Or.
OHISHOLM ft MARTIN
House Painting, Paper llaugiug and
Tinting. All work guaranteed.
Phone 229. Lockbox 12"it Medford, Or.
Op.
Medford Furniture Co., Undertakers
Day phone 353; Night Phones: i W
Coukliu 30; J. II. Butlr-r HS.
PRIVATE DETECTIVE AND OOL
EECTION AOBNOY.
Lock Box 808. Medford
E.R. SEELY. M. D.
Physician and Surgeon
Modern Equipped Operating Rooms.
X Ray. Office Hours, 10-12, 2 4 P. M
Office In Jackson County Bank Bldg.
QO TO DR. OOBLE FOB YOUR
GLASSES,
Optical Parlor in Perry 'a Warehouse,
SEVENTH STREET.
"He Has No Other Business.1
Buy Tickets uy Wire.
Honietbtug which Li or considerable
uteieet to the public generally and
which is perhaps nut generally known
is tbe system of prepaid orders uow in
affect between stations of the Southera
Pacific company and all points in the
United States, By means of this system
tickets may be purchased at Medford
from any place in the United States aud
mailed or telegraphed direct to the
,arty wishing to cnuie hern. Sleeper
accommodations and small amounts of
cash in connection with these tickets
may alts be furnished at the sami
time. '
lohn S. Orth and family of Medford
;tnd Mr. and Mm. A E. Rcames of
tlii place have pone on n c. imping trip
(i l.illlc Applcgtite.
MK i .i. hems arrived from Npo
krine, W:ih., Moiid:iv on un extended
CIVJL SERVICE EXAMS
! SCHEDULED FOR FALL
NOTICE.
Notice is hereby given thai thu un
lersigned will apply to the t'ity (Council
f the t'ity of Medford, Oregon, nt the
fi-st meeting following the regular mvet-
ig July i, 1908, for a license to sell
Upiritous, vinous and malt liquors in
Illumines less man a gallon, lor the
periol of six months, at his place of
business at lot 14. in block 20, iu the
t 'ity of Mod ford, Oregnn.
Dated July 3. 190S.
C. M. (HPSt)N.
j The civil service comminon an
noiinces that the fall examination for
; places in the department service in
i-mI with lor d
licit.
Jay l Sexte
h :ui. I rli.irl.
VYftrhington will he held at the fclbm
ing phici-s: Po.thiud, Astoria, Eugene.
Itaker City. Wa.l.. Walla, Taccma, Spo
L-nim S.mttltt nt.. I Tl..li;n.rhn,., ..,.
I tun forl left for On !. ' , ... . , , .
i'i-i f (iiui vnnnn-r it, vir.tuiM i nun
lln T llur
l. I. K.-iy ri
(r l.'ikt- anil ollirr it.tints Th.-hiIh v miru
litf unil ,'o.-t to lie oii.' :,l,ont lliri't-
I'fiiilll4tn, (i'tit)),r Tt; North Yakima,
Hi'pioiiibi-r "!'; l'nrt Town.i-nd, Soptcm
lipr 4, and (V(.,ler 14; Biiiw, 8itini
11 Nl' Mini, np-nt Hnn.lay .r ,, Ol.tol, 14- IVt.j. Oc
toh.T 9.
I 'Imrli-i.
II nn.l t
nt 1'olri.tln
Uedfgnl Tnbun., 80o ir mouth. McJlorJ TribuM, Si) ft womb.
TIip uld rfliiiblf Albuny .arprit-
I have th largMt utocli of fruit tr.
on tut Pacific coast. Pears, apples. J
pcacb. pluma. apricot., uectariui'a. cber '
nri, Kuifhab walnut., sbaJe anj uim '
lueutal Irw.. brrric, r.nea aud -lirub. I
all of whi. b 1 offer at lowest price, j
i'usiteQt witb first class nursery stock.
Ilaviu been witb this nursery l.-i years, j
I can iruarautee all stock to be true to I
uaino and fret from disease. I handle!
u.ithiuf but Oregon rrown trees.
I.. B. WARNEK.
Medford. Or
KNYAKT.Presid ent.
i'RRRV, Vice President.
JOHN 8. ORTH, Cashier.
W. B. JACKSOX, Ass t ( sshier.
ThG Medford National Bank
MEDFORD. OE.
OAI'ITAL ,.!f")0,000
SUItPLUS 10,000
Sitft-ty Hoxes ti Ttnt. A Gf-iieral Banking Business
Transiifted. We Solicit Your Patronage
State Depositary.
Estublishe.1 188S.
CAPITAi AND SURPLUS
$110,000.00
Are Y ur Valuable-?
in Safety?
Am your valunriles protected agaitmt
the attacks of luirlnrH or the auddeu
otthrenk of fire f Ho not he sati.Hfied
with doubtful p:-oi ect ion, but secure the
most positive kind of Miifety by oYpoN
iting your valurtblen in the l'iru ntnl
liurglnr proof vault of the Jacknoti
t'oiriiy Bnnk.
Safe dejinnit boxen to rent. $4.00 and
up per year.
1. VAWTKR. President
C. It. .IXDLKV, Cnthier
1842
I90S
The Howard was the first wnt. h made in America. 1S4J. The How
ard factory Ims preserved its prestige and its independence ever since.
It has no couuection with any other watch factory. Its goods are rep
resented by the best people iu the world. The Howard watch js the fin
es! practical timepiece in the world. It has a fixed price that protects
the buyer. Hold by
MARTIN J. RBDDY
The Jeweler Near Postottlce
Fine Wiitch and Jewelry Repairing a Specialty.
Have you tried our soeeial li.re aud :t;ic Coffees, or our Pyra
mid Tea yet? ThVy are the best iu the land; always goud, al
ways the same. We are uuw showing a uiee lin- of Cut Glaus
aud Dinner Ware.
MFDFORD TFA anil COFFFF HOUSE
Mti WEST SFA'ENTll STRUCT
McQLAHHAN St JUNKEN, Props.
PHONX 1051.
1
IF YOU MENTION THIS CAFE
your invil:ii it.ni tu either a little lit -
or ai: elaborai :il vi!! be initL'in'ly
nccfpteil. )v, hi with the cr-nipat.ioii
to whom yuu waiit to be pariit'ul.ivly
I'ice. We st'i'V: suppers so ihtiniily
thai you will Iiimc ilie i!i uble pleasure
"1 'njy !itr tin- ni':il yourself and of
impi-es--tiig you, iu!iijij!:i .j. vviih your
jiiiltineiit.
Nash eafe
mmms
ON A VACATION
in tin coniitrv or in tln inniiiitllitis, (it
lit lli. s':isli.,r.'. v., ii ;iiil your clot liiliji
w. II fittiii), , iin.l-,iMl'.iit:ili... lt
uh iniilic ynii .me ,u- in,, re summer suits
tiuil we will jjivc vim :i stylish ii,peui
mice, un, 1. 1 1. i :ltr ,hut will keep its
sli:iie anil nut ung ,, tl. knees. We
iniilic yi.iir suits I'rniii the lies! I'abrics,
mill tin; fit mnl finish mul mir wnrk ia
exiiuisite.
J. A. KKEUZI'R & CO.
IMi'OHTERS AND TAILORS.
PALM BUILDING, MEDFORD, ORE.
NEWPORT
VAIIINA BAY
Oregon's Matchless Beadi Resort
The I'ln.f t.. do fur
iilile l-'ol'in til' Ileal
cl'lfi l li'cst alul Kwvy ( Via-civ-iful
and Dcliiihtlul h't'civation
ITS KAC1UTIK.X ARK CO.MPLKTK-ll.-sl of fooii
"'id an aliiindaiii-t' of it. l-'rcsli water froin springs. All
liiudcrii necessities, sneli as teleiiranli. telenlnme. utarkets
freshly provitled every day. Fuel in nl. lindane.-. Cottages
partly furnished m- uiifiirnislied tu lie had eheaply. Striil
inuiiieipal sanitary regulations.
NKWfORT is readied l.y way of the Southern Paeifi,. t..
Alliany or ( 'orvallis. thenee Corvallis it Kasleru H. K'.
Train service daily and the trip a pleasure throughout.
Rate From Medford
SKA so SIN MONTHS' TICK KT. $10.00
Our il;l..i;iie new suniiner I. ..ok gives n concise description of Newport
m.-luiliuf u lit of hotels, their cru acity uu.l rates Call on. telephone or write
A. 8 K08ENAU. cUiAt,
"Look out for paint" (July HM
lledfcrd. Tribute, 10c yt mccth.
TKNO KES IINB 0S.'1UD I. 9m CktAt.D 4.4 1 l miiio.
1TION JWE MILE TROM UL l T. .uU DOWN AND 10 A MONT
jMTl -,UT INTEREST. '
Daily McComb
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