MKDKOIM) DAILY TRIUUNfi, MtiDKORIl, ORIXiON'. FRIDAY. AHiUST U. IfJOS.
MINARD WINS
E
Excellent Scores Made at
This Morning's Shoot -Minard's
Score Perfect
(V II. Minimi won tin nilvor troi.ny
oftVr.d Uy Thn Tritium- liy milking a
pcrfci't Henri? at this morning snoot
on tlic irrmiinU of t In Mi'illonl H1
jtiid (inn rhih. Mr. Min:inl broke Itf
ot of flm! nl. Tin- Hi-ni-i' for lh'
event wan: Miimnl 2.1, Knyart 12-, Si-c
lv 12, finrrntt )X.
Thn wore in tmlny h I'veiitH, in whit li
MO binlH were nlint :it, w.-ro:
Firttt event Cnrlon I HI, finrrntt Kl."
I'evton 11. 't, lluilit l.'tii, Niiiimiin KM,
.Second event Nrihl III, IMIli 1'H
Jnstius ll2ii, Itei-.l 11.1, Kllin 144.
Third event Kin I l.'t, Hn.-lle l.'tH,
Enviirt 137. MorHtt HI. WilliltM Kill.
Fourth event Sinil h 1-12, lii.ien KW,
Seely l-iK. Merit ILM. Tolls 1 I I.
Fifth rviitt liicklM.rf l'J'.i, Jloy.ln
I'Jii. Leed 117. Helmut. 1 Hi, Vrrv 1-1
In u Hiteciiil event in whii-li 12.1 hint
were Html lit t hi Heme wn: Wtllilt
till in 124, Haiuht L'L', Kin,' .1
tin 22.
11,000 EAGLES PARADE
STREETS OF SEATTLE
KKATTLK, UiihIi., Ainst 11. Kiev
en thousand KaleH ami numerous floats
fnrininK n pr.raite three miles in ImijiIi.
the first division bein dismissed at
the reviewing Htnnd b"fnre the liit had
started on the iniireh, made up one of
the Hiei'tneiilar featnnv of tht- lentli
tinnual convent ion of the Kraternal Or
der of tijileH now in Arm-ion here The
parade formed ami Hlnrted mi lime, at
1 1 i) Vloi-lt t Ink mora i lit;. In spile of
lowering eloiulH and I lireiil eniiij,' ruin.
thoiiHUtidH turned out early lo witness
the proci'KMion. The Ku-fde, with the
fjriy tianuiTK and handsomely deeoraled
flout h. ma relied clubs in unique nni
forms, tiended by their famous fife and
drum porpd and with " Vea, year," be
iti yelled from t hoiinfinds of (heir nd
mirers' thronts niad the air warm, dis
pdlin I he eh illy leiupernt are.
The uaitpie floats hi the parade eon
Hinted of a l.iij;e Kiifh'H nest by the
Seattle aerie, No. I; Spoltn.ie Falls, .s
the Spokane ai'rie, jr.nl M is. Tlnniias
Moore, representing t he mol her aerie,
mirrounded liy (10 children.
The "Bremerton aerie had n laie float
represent injf tie- hat I It-ship N'elirasKa.
Si'Veral lone detenu ten from eastern
aeries appeared or.'ously decorated
and enmin tlie banner of their aerie.
The lone delegate were cheered lustily
iilouj (he route.
There is no session nf the (rand aerie
today, adjournment Irivine, been lahen
last niht ualil IVidny morning, when
the officers wilt he elected and the city
chosen for the next meeting place.
COMMISSION SAILS
ON STUDY BENT
NF.W YO(K, AniruHt I I. - Ttie Timet
today hhvh: For severnl days the mem
her n! tin- national monetary coinuns
ion nppoinled at Ihe last session of
congress to devise plans for currency
legislation, mid composed of nine hciik
torn and nine reirenenlativen, have lieeu
ill this city making preparatioiiH for
their trips to Kurope to study foreign
bankini; conditions nml to confer wild
bankers here.
As a renull it tins I ome known in
Wall aired that Senator Aldrich, who
in lit the head of Ihe commission, has
come to hold the opinion that the up
shot of the commission studies will
he not to promulgate a new eurrencv
mennure eat iielv, tnit sun pi v to make
additions mid improvements In the pies
ent no calli-d Aldrich Vreetaiid law.
In h: tilling eiieles the news of ilh
opinion of Senator Aldrich Ii.-in loen re
reived with rent interest, for it re
nl7.es thai, as head or the couiiuihsioh
and sponsor for the currcm-y hill adopt
ed in the cloning hours of congress, hii
wot da will have reat weiirht. There
m, of course, disappoiul meat of an
treme kind anions many leadia liankern
over the outlook ac iveu hy tins sit
nation, hut hope in felt that as a
milt of the Ftiropi an hanking fly tern
nnd lift currency methods he may rxpe
riflnce n change of heart.
WIFE Of SINGER
CARUSO HAS LEFT HIM
LOMMIX, August I t. After recent
ly denying that his wife had left him
Knrico Caruso, (lie fainoiiH tenor, gav
hid shonldiTs n characteristic shru tit
day when asked njpiin if it were true
nnd int una teit that her ansonce wiin
jimt the thin that pleased him most.
"It wan not an elopement," he aid
" Simply life witli her was iinposildc
J told her hi several weeks ao ami
now" anollier expressive shrni; "she
in pone."
The singer went on to explain that
hin wife did tint meet with In approval
neoniiM' her tastes with below Inn stand
nrd. He bad' le( begone from hm
houMfdmtd and nhe did no, running away
with an Italian enlleman whose name
han not been learned, i anmo denied
knowing wlio the man in, dismissing lite
interview with the coiiclunion:
"Hhe hnn K'ui off with Homebody on
hr wn cvid. 1
Too Lata to CUuify.
liOflT--Lnr((p HwnMik n. Finder rr
turn to Tribune offirr. jo;
TIN
Social and Personal
A. E. Kocmes and hU wife were ovt-r
from Jacksonville Wednesday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. II. R Nye of Foots
Cretk were among their Medford
friends Thursday.
Thnmns M. .loiies, u lending business
man of Central I'oint, trauwaetcd bnsi
nesH in Medford Wednesday.
A. II earn, the Fhoenix uierchaiit
spent Thursilav niht in Medfonl.
',. M. (i-sett, operator in mines, has
returned to .laeksonvibd.
lieoige jtrowu of Kaeje I'oint, for
mer county eommiHsioner, was a recent
biihiitess visitor in Medford.
Mr. and Mis. .1. Mcl'hersoii have re
turned from their nojourn at Colestin.
Herbert Cole has been in the valley
in the interests of Colestin h famous
mineral water.
I. II. liarnebiirK and Ins wife arc
up from Ashland.
Lawrence Pickens, who is located at
Jacksonville for the present, was aniuiie;
his Medford friends Thursday.
A. .1. WeekH, n prominent business
man of Merkeley, Cat., is making Med
ford and its vicinity a business visit.
Mis. Anna lleckathoin of Little
Multe, who has been making Medford
a visit, went to Cent ml Point Thurs
day evening.
It. . Harris, who shot the ihule al
Unite Falls, is able to lie about again,
not much the worse for his thrilling ex
perieuee.
!!. It. Sawyer, the civil engineer,
has been in Jackson Creek dislrict in
the service of the town of Jackson
ville, whose citizens want to install
u system that will furnish t hem an
ample supply of pure mountain water.
J. M. ltader, former sherttf of Jack
Hon con n I v and his wife were in Med
ford Thursday.
F. W. Streets haH gone to lierkeley.
Cab, accompanied by His daughter. Miss
Alice, who will attend the t Diversity
of ( alifornia.
William llahn, the genial rcprcscn-
lat i ve of Hlumauer & Hoch of Port
land, was among his numerous custom
in the valley this week.
Louis Adams, I he Fileen merchant.
is ding business in Medford today.
Mrs. Joseph Patton of Fort Klamath
ami AlrH, J. U. Cotchett ot Man fran
isco, who came here In attend the t'nn
ral of their HiHter, Mrs, F, Wilkin
son, b-ft for their homes Friday.
Captain J. T. C. Nash of Merkeley,
Cal., is in Medford looking a ft or his
ntensivc business interests.
S. S. Pent, the al lorney. is down
Coin Itiille Falls.
Ibike Hazel lias returned from a five
cks' sojourn in Klamath county.
Fred Lund a hi of I he Western (Ire
gon Investment company's big orchard,
located east of Medford, was here on
rinirsday.
I. A, Armstrong, who is improving a
i;ooil piece of hunt not tar east ol Mv,
lord, transuded business in Ihe citv
THE FIRST
as usual
TO SHOW FALL CLOTHES
FOR PARTICULAR DRESSERS
AI.KKADY W'H IIAVK ON IHXI'LA V AI.LTIIK l,ATKNT r-'AU.Nl'ITN,
I'KRmT IX WOK'K'.MAXSIII 1'. V I'TO Tl I K .M I N I'TH IXSXAI'AXD
STVI.K, I'K'O.M TI1K WOK' KSl lOI'S OK 'I'l I ) WOIM.D'S 1JKNT MAK
KK'S. Ol'K' XKW CLO'IMIKS, SOM IX Ol'li WINDOWS, SO.MK, IN
Ol'K' STOh'Kb'OOMS, AND TDK UK, ST OK Ol' If MM! KA 1,1, SI 1 1 I'M KXT
AlfUIVINO DAILY, AUK I'NK.OJ'A I.K.D IN DISTINCTION, WKAIf IX(1
Ll'AI,l'l'V A X D I'.Ki Cl.oTlllXti '.l.l'K.
NEW STETSON HATS
Al.IfKADV MANY M KDI'Olf D MUX AlfK WKAlflXO XKW SOKT
II ATS, Til K I'AMOl's "STKTSONS " AND "NO NAM K," M A K V, ,
I'lfKSlI KlfO.M TDK TOddKlfY's il(i KA 1.1, s 1 1 I'M KXT.
I.KADKUS IX STYI.K. AND (I'AI.ITY.
The Toggery, ofCOurse
MEDFOFD'S GREATEST VALUE GIVERS
SKK
one day this week.
M rs. Mount of I'unsmuir, 'al.. has
returned home u ft it a pleasant visit
with Henry Hansen of Koxy and his
far.-.ily.
L. O. Wells, who was seriously ian
jured in a runaway accident several
weeks ago, is able to be about again.
J. W. H rover and (irant Finley of
Kagb Point was a business visitor in
Medford Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs.
kins precinct and
Jacksonville were
C. Pursel of Wat
Mrs. M. Taylor of
in Medford Thur
day.
'J. C. (Jodlove of North Jacksonville
and his family spent a few hours in
Medford Thursday afternoon.
Jack True, county road master, was
among the many in Medford Thurs
day.
J. A. Houston was down from
precinct a few days ago. .
James and have i.ueklev wen
from F n ion precinct Thursday.
Trail
The
report the second crop af alfalfa hay
in the barn anil a good one on Appl
A. M. Helms of Antelope dislrict, tin
energetic stockman, was among his Med
('rd friends during Ihe past week.
J. H. Heerv and Have Cronemiller
were over from Jacksonville one dav
this week.
MesKis. Fads and their families have
relumed from their trip to Crescent
City, Cal.. which I hey enjoyed very
much.
Juliu I 'hlegau is at Smit h Sc Molo
nv's shoe store, while Ward Whiteside
is filling his plaee al the Jacksonville
bianch.
Charles M. Cay's collate is Hearing
completion and will be one of the neat
i" I in West Medford.
Mrs. Kalph F. Mulligan, who has been
"offering from, a recent Hevere altnck
of tonsilitis, has fullv recovered.
LONG DRY SPELL
BROKEN BY SHOWERS
PolfTLANh. Or., August 14. After
the longest dry period Hince is'itl, rain
began to fall yesterday morning and
continued almost tin interrupt edly until
last night. It was a general shower, es
pecially in western Oregon and was iih
welcome as the May flowers in Ihe song.
At t tines I he downpour was really
vei'e, but the greater part of the time
ii was a gentle, but corn unions mist
until last night. During Ihe day .40
of an inch of rain fid I, according to the
iiieasureseinents of the local Weather
bureau, the greatest auiounl for any one
day since May HI.
Iteports from various sections of tin1
alley and from oilier parts of Oregon
and Washington imlicaie thai the rain
was general, It way especially welcom
ed by fanners who had been clamoring
for it in the interests of crops. Hy
limbermeii and owners of timber prop
erty generally il was also heartily wet
roiued, for it will lie the menus of ex
lingiiishing many forest files and sav
ing large amount.: of property.
Ol'lf KAKI. SHOWING
t KOKWKAlf.
I Our Annual August Clearance Sale
Thci-e were liwtiiv vlni took advantage of the low pi-icM's last week. This is the second week of the GREAT
SALE. Don't delay. Remember, you are saving money for yourself. These goods must be sold to make
room for our Winter Stock. Look at these prices.
Men's Xellleton Patent
Men's Xellleton Tan Oxfords $.0() S-l
Men's Xellleton Vi.-i Kid Oxfords kj.fjO $4
Men's Xetlleton (iinnnetal
Crawford's l'alenls, Tans
ular price $4.00, now selling at S3
Full Joiihle Sole Vici Shoes, reg $4 values, at. .S3
Men's Canvas Shoes and Oxfords, regular $1.50 ;
$2.00 values, now
Ladies' Patent Oxfords, $4.00 values, at $2
Ladies' Patent, and Kid Oxford, $:!.50 values, at S2
Ladies' $:i.0() and $:'..50 Kid Hand Turned . . . . .$2
Low-Heel Patent. Oxfords, reg. $2.50 va!s, at.. SI
Ladies' Patent Hand Turned Shoes, regular
FOUR LEAVE IN LAUNCH
NEVER TO RETURN
KIUiOHX, Wis.. August I I. Search- j
ing parties today are dragging the Wis- j
cousin river for the remains of the four j
members of a launch party who were ;
drowned yesterday afternoon through 1
the capsizing of the pleasure boat. '
The boat carried nine passengers, five
of t hem being saved. Those drowned
were IMwnrd iM'eiffer and son Ralph.
. . isk Mabel Ward ami M rs, W. (J.
Heath, all of Chicago. The party was !
returning from a trip fhrough the Oclls
wle-ii it was turned over by the waves
of a passing steamer.
DESTRUCTIVE FOREST
FIRES NEAR BUTTE
Itl'TTK, Mont., August 14. Destruc
tive forent fires tire raging today in
the Little licit mountains, aecordiag to
word received here from Camp linker.
A great tract of timber laud has been
swept over and the fires are spreading
rapidly. There is practically no means
of fighting the fire in its present track
ami no estimate can be made of the
amount of damage.
The forest fires in western Montana
now are under control and the loss ill
that seel inn is heavy. The flames were
ehecked only after the uiosta heroic and
desperate efforts oil the part of rang
ers and volunteers.
IN
NOW ON IN
Regular Price. X
ow.
Oxfords $600 Si
.7a
50
aa
Oxfords $5.50 $4.
and (iiinmetal Oxfords, i
25
eg-
.25
$1
.15
95
.85
60
80
SMITH &
SEE THE WINDOWS
Many Sensational Sales Now On
It wilL pay you to go out of your way to see our windows. Even though you don't
find anything you need displayed in them, the pictures are worthy of a look. You
can afford to buy the goods now on disp lay, for you save exactly One Half or One
Fourth of the original prices and the good s are new, neat and clean and will he styl
ish for a long time to come.
Summer Goods and Parasols
Think of buying !p;uitit'iil silk ntii Silkcil Siiiiiiiht
I I fi.r II.UJ'' l'lJIl K.
Ii'i;ill:ir L'.V it i.-s l'or 12',jC, :!.m- yrailrs fi.r 17c,
."Hi. irniilrn fur 25c ,'ni'l li"c jrr:nlt.x fur 30c M ytir.l.
PA HAS! II..K I'm- rly .W.imp, now '. ..Sl.dO
:i..lfl r.-imaiils S1.75 .t."..iiu l':ir:isols Sl',50
$7.1111 I'sirnsiils S3.f)0 l".ln I'.-irnsiils .... $.'.00
Children's Dresses
REDUCED ONE-FOURTH
Now is tlir time to s:ive money on ( 'liiMron 's Presses
lor rarly seliool uciir. Think of it now, you enri luiv
the dress m;tte ii for Jtlnnif wlmt the inateiinl winl)
cost.
(iUc I i esses for only 45c
$1.00 Dresses for 75c
$l.o0 Dresses for $1.13
f'2.o0 Dresses for $1.88
.;.."' Dresses tor $2.63
The Store
Central Avenue,
Classified Advertisements
Oue Cent a Word No single Inser
tions loss than 15 cents. Six Insertions 1
for tli price of four. Seventy fiva
cents a line per month. i
FOR SAJLE.
Kill! SAI.i: -Hry i-imln I, .iu... fir,
nak an.l hini.l. 1'. lls.iiliri;.., Sln.l,-liaki-r
Urns. ' u arrlii'iiM'. "
I'llli SAI.I-: A U'mmI small iMiKiii.
St'vi-nili str.-i-t. l;.-a--.ns for i-iIIki.
A.l.ln'Ns. I". ). Imx ."!-' in' rail at lln
i.l'fii-i'. tf
FOK SA1.I-: An iron ray uiaro. -I
voars old, wi-ilit 1000 poun.ls, flitli-,
n1.-ii.I ill ilrivi'r, nioil liht l'iii;y an. I
liarm-is; rii,i1 $1-.".. hiipiirr of Will
.iK.-liki'. tln ,ii.i-li-r. MO
I'llli SALK Al a snap. Two fir-l rlao
lolililinjf lots faring in-w l atliolii
school; tiiio iiiartor c:i.li takrs tin-in.
A.l.lri'ss liox "his.
' l-'Ol! SAI.K 400 fini' AiiKorn goats. Ail-
ilii-ss Cliarlos Sliilliiigfoul, I 'ri'Si-ont
! City. Or.
lilt! ItAKtiAIN -tlwiii to rorrst-s iu
I luisuirss, 1 must si-l: my lionu' at onoe;
I ln'ilroonis. I .1 1 ii 1 1 1 if ronni, 1 larlor,
1 kitili 1 hall room, I pantry, 1
lari- siiiiinii r kiti lion, piir.-lii's. i-lm-K
i-ii Iioiisi' uiol yanl, aiiltti an.l fruit.
Hpplfs, pi-:.is, plums an.l rapos. fiiH
wool, wall.ini; ilistaiii-t', 'J lots. p.-u-Ii
.".0x1(0; pri.-o l."o0, 7.'.0 oasli will
l.aii.llo. A..lr.s I'. O. H.,i -J7-J, ,..l
foul. l:t
KHH S.M.K A Harro.l I'lvm.-ntli ro
st
er, '.horoiighbri d, t.i montlis old. Ad
ill ess P. O. liox Mclfmd.
I'OII SAI.K Sand and graxel; tl.c liet
grade of sand and graet for sale bv
.1. T. Long. Kiwrsulo aomic. n. ar M '
Audrews' fiird.
POK 8AI.K--ll.ilf mterett in the best
business proposition iti Midford. A.t
dress Ilex 27, Medford.
FULL BLAST
I $5.00 values, at
Ladies' .Patent initton
now
Ladies Kid Uutton, J land
$?..50, now
Lalies' Canvas Shoes and
$2.00. now
.25 100 pairs of Pabies' and Children's Oxfords and Slip
ind ners, going at, per pail1
Thev cost us more I hail
Farmers' Heavv Mountain
Farmers' Liaht Shoes, just
tcmlier, going at Sn'cial Prices.
Hoys' and Misses' School Shoes, we will sell at Special
i'rirrn that will astonish vou.
MOLONY
Iluy Hi,' t.iis
liny tin- if'i.iin
liny tin- $7.iin
1 ! y tin- $10.1111
liny tin' $11. oil
Huy tho $2.00
That Shows the New Goods
BAKER-HUTCHASON CO.
Just North Jackson County Bank
FOU SAI.K liesiiloDco property; 7-'
rooms ami bath, city water, electric '
lights, sower connection. F. ('. Pag. "
I'M It SAI.K 13 choice lots, five min-'
utos from ilcpot, noar kcIioo); easy
terms. F. C. Tape.
I'llli SAI.K l.ca.lin rooming house in j
Moiltoni, loi-ation unsiirpassi'.l, genu-j
mo Itaiaiii to right party, cash prop
usition only. Write (', liox "il'S. l:il
VOU .AI.K Seventh vt reet business
property, two-story brick, SOxHO; also
-'ii foot on Seventh street by 50 feet
on I'ivi rsiile avenue. V. C. Page.
1-MU SAI.K S. N. Subdivision is in the
narki-t now; choice ten acre tracts,
host liiiatioli in the valley. I.. Nee
doinoMT, .larksonville.
I'llli SAI.K A first class pianola pia
no; a bargain. I'. . Box .l"i, M.l
ford.
WANTED.
WA TI-:i Three or four rooms fur
niiio.l for lioiiM-keeping. Address Box
I'.'l. M.dfor.l. 127
WAN m - Hob I'ai'loty moll, good
wag.s; high whoi'l toamsters, .ii."i per
month-, lumber eilger, t per day; good
girl for liousi'Work, :t." per month. W.
W. W.st A l o.
WAX'I'KIl--li, in ami l.,.ai,l for couple
and olnl.l, or furnislod rooms for
lo.ns. ko. ping , liox .".us. Mo.'.ford.
AM I:" V g I. fresh mil.-li cow.
A l lri .s ! Mo.llord. or.
A.NTKli- To buy a good Kemiugtou
'ypow riter i hean. Address Box "0S.
Medford.
WAN'mi To buy from 100 to 300
head of stock sheep. Write Bol 131,
Medford. Or.
- -
H A NT Kl - - Kurnishrd house; reut no
obj. ,-t; nj children; six rooms. Ad
dre.i "ll." Box .VIS.
WANTKD A span of good horses,
geldings or mares, which can be dhvea
or worked, svn or eight years old,
sound and gnt, weight 1100 or 1J00
pounds. AdJrees Tribune, Bedford.
S3.90
eit, regmar spu.uu,
$3.90
J nvnea rnoes, regular
2-95
Oxfords, $1.50 and
and 1.0
this.
Boots.
right for Auy.ust and Sep-
Princess Gowns
REDUCED ONE-FOURTH
Prim-t'ss (iowns iii wliiti1 lawn and silk tuny Ih worn
for i-,Tcit iiHi. ami s,lfial tM-onsiuiiH any tinit in vlui '
vcai.
Dn-ssi'S fnr .
Dri'ssca fur .
hri'Hses for .
Dri'ssi'S for .
Dri'ssi'H fur . .
DroHHt's fur .
. .$1.08
. ..S3.75
...Ki.2S
. . .7.!i0
. ,in.ao
. ,18.f.O
Marvel Hosiery
.SIX PAJliS for $1.50
All sizes in a t'ino RiMieil Lisle Tlirend Hose for
misses unit ehiUIren; very elastic ami durable; (Tiinran-,
toe ticket in every liox; sold only by the box; Mix pairs
Kiiariiiiteed to wear six months without n hole in heel,
sole nr toe. Vou should supply the family now and
I ii i t darning hose and your lot.
BUSINESS CARDS.
DB. A. B. SWEET
Physician and Snrgeon.
Office fit Residence.
Madford Furniture Co., Undertaken
Day phone 353; Night Phones: C. W.
Conklin 30; ,1. H. Butler 148.
GO TO DB. G0BLB FOB YODE
OLASSEB.
Opti.-al Parlor in Perry ' Warehouse.
SKVENTH STREET.
"He Has No Other Business."
E. B. SEELY. M. D.
Physician and Surgeon
Modern Equipped Operating Rooms.
X-Hiiv. Office Hours, 10-12, 2 4 P. M.
Office In Jackson County Bank Bldg.
When others fail, call on
DR. E. J. BONNEB,
Eye Specialist.
Office in the Grand Theater bldg.
Phone 3o. Seventh and Main.
a M. JONES,
Olty Scavenger.
Garbage of all kinds removed oa short
notice. Leave orders with chief of
police.
BALL OL0SCO0K,
Contractors and Builders.
All Work Guaranteed.
Office with 0. R. Fierce Son.
Phone 653. P. O. Box 771.
PRIVATE DETDOTrVB ANT; COL
kictmtv Aaemrr.
Lock Box SOS. Medford, Of.
TH1 OD1LL,
l.eadiug Rooming House of the city.
Kree baths. Over Postoffice. S
M. D. MOORE.
COLVIO k DUHAAM.
Attorneys-at-kaw.
Geo. K. Durham. Orane) Psa, r.
M. ColTig, Medford. Or.
Wm
J. T. ANUbOlt,
WELL DIGGER. MEDFQJJJ, OR.
Prices right. Pumps Pnrniehed when
Waited.
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