Portland labor press., September 21, 1911, Page 6, Image 6

PO R T L A N D
Thurs^y September »1. IMI
LABOR
Page Seven
PRESS
Three years n r re and a provincial p a r­
enue. viz: the unearned increment of land
values in its , wo forms of I 11 site value-, ami liament will be called to meet to r al' Ire­
(2) franchise values. IE city itself is the land. Religious. sectional and political
It is expected to
greatest creator of weal, h in its ow n domain. feeling is very strong
There is a veritable gold mine, ever increas­ reduce the bitterness and avoid the evils
ing, under the city. 1 he city itself create- of dom inant factions by use of some form
I m t, loyers’ Associât ion. in circular
vote.
values annually, more than ample for all im­ of tin* preferen
¡1- liiciulxTS, (om its as "miorgan-
provem
ents
and
expenditure-
in
that
contin­
, n mi il that docs not Itclong to a
ually unsleeping increas ■ which the normal
Brass B<nd or Orchestra Furnished for
atliliatcil with the American
All Occasiona. Complete Repertoire.
growth of the city add- 1) to all the land U n i o n
h o f Lalsir. and then ligure- that
value-
over
which
it
st
lids,
and
(2)
to
all
PERCY A. CAMPBELL.
i labor in Portland has Im, seven
the public franchises wi,kin its limits.
34 E u t 74th N.
Phon*. T a b u 568
..If l"T «•«•nt.
•'.\d individual create- these values by
different ways of figuring, and
labor, foresight, capital, or skill. I hey are
, i,ood that organized labor is but a
socially created by the presence and activ­
EMIL THIELHORN
||
percentage
of
the
men
of
this
al
ities of the whole coinnumi,y. And the land
ten
Pupil «,f S.-O IV
ks
is
where
t h e I'.mplovers’ As
fjtV n* i t - urn
values which the whole oumninity thus so- T . u . h . r i. f v i..IK, T ld . ly Y ear«’ In te rn a tio n a l i:» |w rn in
s up in its plans every little
,«>1
t i l , I k
I ’ ll,•(,«■«. A-4llb> M ..r»h. I (ta*
n il trip
irallv lie
cially creates should naturally
become the
It is bad policy to unde’-estimate
»till*
source of the city s treasure. But out pres­
strength. Any great general
ent method of real estate taxation and of
the 1 ’ , Itiv’s
dealing with franchise values is unjust and
kn«1" ’ that.
iilsm t 30,000 vot -s cas, in
Tbe e wer
disastrous. It punishes the man who im­
Mul,noma Count V a, the las, state election.
proves real ('state and rewards the owner of
, int 10.000 men as living in the city
land kept vacant. It leaves the value which
li«
,,„1. we will not be aedi red of skimp-
the citv creates to fall into private hands
of"
whi/h nev er earned it, while it'collects taxes Then see that the labelI i s y o u r custom-made
.„„’the estimate.
ineligible,
i,,,, are thousands who are ineligibK
clothing.
out
of the |H‘ople’s earnings and values which
in occupations and professions
becaa-<
DEMAND IT.
the city did not create.
«ben the\ have organizations of their own. SOCIALISTS OP LOS ANGELES DEMAND
"Therefore, along with our program for It is an indication of fair conditions, and takes
Tit. ; ,w\(‘is. doctors, teachers, dentists, real
the municipalization of public utilities, thus
the place of boycots, strikes and lockouts.
SINGLE TAX.
. .. 'neii. grocers, m erchants,capitalists.
saving to the city and to the citizens the
'? 11,0«. men are all closely organized
In E>s Angeles t h e Sociali-,- are no, hide­ enormous value of public franchises, we de­
' ijH.r unions under different names and
mand ««
an increase •••
in the assessment of all
hound nor blind
hmm parusans.
i n n have
intxe mmm
partisans. Thev
(i,tns - b u t labor unions, just the bound
adopted the principles of the single tax and land values of the city, and a uniformity m
ovation
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thesi,a,¡ugly announce,hem . taking u p ,h e —
assessment according
’‘ ‘ ■'-‘’’- lo .e , t o lo
c a tio n and
a m i site
p io v e r w Association itself . is - bn,
t.t
1 , Ijn
Employers’
ed
or
unimproved.
value,
whether
improv
union, for all it antagonizes all other greater portion of the platforu i adopted on
a lab"'
.„„1 , «.neeiallv
American
August H (itl.
with
pointing
ou,
___ i l . , . A the
ll ic r ic
u il
ili w
it h n
n in t in ir o
u t the need for \Ve favor a decreaw in th, assessment of im-
la'“,r
of la b o r kind '
taxation of land values and the existence of provements. \\ e further | .n^ise to agitate
MADE
h 'ii,r ‘ I ' o ^ a v thatopGmassutmaHtktMM) an immense unused fund belonging to the for a charter amendm ent t o route before the
i- r t l a i a l fullv 10 000 are in business people scarcelv touched by present systems jH-ople a, the next election providing for th<
w c tu " Portia id Hilly lu.tss» art in on. 111« ■
I
•
follows:
levying of an additional tax on all nnim-
O f A merica
‘\r | r< ’ 7 ‘V.Veja
juk I «-idhn^H1 th«*re are
“ Believing that the enormous unearned proved lamb In New Zealand bs cities have
COPTHICWT STRADE HARK REGI3TEWED 1 9 0 3
fu " - 'm
i ilx is « unions of one kind increments that attach to land are a social adopted this principle of taxation «f the un-
" i ' her
This would leave 22 5,M) un-1 creation and belong of right to the people earned increment «» land values with unfa.I- SEE THAT T H IS LABEL IS O il EVERY PACKAGE.
I t Stand* For Good
*«d Fair Conditio«».
811,1
men of which quite a Iftrge num ber I who create them, we declare th at these social mg success. It is this principle which is now
organ./“ *.’ li. r il. le because of age
Manv of values should be taken into the public treas- unhorsing the landed aristocracy of G n a t
£
^ i d ’j S a ' m i , „ . U w if they , u n , by t a x a t i o n ,,
an; 1 that the Britaim , Taxatm n
m n iI T S TO DECEIVE AS
i o STRENGTH OF UNIONS
/
organization is their pay. without an excep­
tion. Given the pay a man gets, and you
can tell the degree of the organization of his
craft.
Organized labor in Portland can increase
its membership and will do so with two or
three general org an i/ei' in the field. I here
are large numbers of men ami women in dif­
ferent occupation' waiting to be approached
b\ repre-enta, ives o f , lie A. P. of L.
Bu, when 'om e Employers Association
agent, or dupe, tells you that unless than one
man out of ten is organized, i, is to laugh a,
him for a fool. Ask him how may lawyers
are unorganized. Ask him how many
clergvmen are unorganized. Then ask him
wh\ they organized and established wage
schedule- or working conditions
The Employers Association walking dele-
gates are imploring business men to organize
ami fight organized men with the same in­
alienable rights as themselves. When these
•usiness men learn that in conciliation, arbi-
tr a ,ion and mutual r espect there is more than
m lighting
the forces per
of
N a other
h o r'in organizations,
'iE ? B :m 7 wdl'he'BM)
organize!
c e n t . Haste the day
Further the Home Industry Movei.ient by
having this Label appear on your printed
matter. 1, stands for good workmanship,
good citizenship, fair wages and the up­
building of the city.
Allied Printing Trades Council Composed
of
Typographical Union,
Web Pressmen’s Union,
Printing Pressmen’s Union,
Press Assistants’ Union,
Stereotypers' and Eleetrotypera’ Union,
Bookbinders' Union,
Bindery Women's Union,
Mailers' Union,
Photoengravers’ Union.
MUSIC
Are You
a Union
Man?
totals
PHOTO-ENGRAVERS.
First c la st phuto •n fr sT in si. w ith the union UheL
bo obtained at the follow ing Portland houses only
H k js-
C hstten Engraving Co. Second and Alder; B eaesr, An­
tr a v n » Co
First and Ankeny; Oregonian Engraving De­
partment O res.m an building; Oregon E ngraving Co.. «0»
Ooodnough building
tu u io ev au tho rity or
Thia union UtMl. If att»«ha4 to »out r j U » « ! «
ing and garm rn u guarani«»« to you th at tha reaaara
thurvof have a ol«an. dry. »roperly equippad. aaaitary w ort-
llVIUg
Wk»»
•hop.
proper hour» ..*,.4
and
.. _______________
'in< T*!1'
in moit o«MB.
0 Garments
- - uot - •----*
b«arut< thia label itra.
a
made in pnaona or awoat ahopa.
4
Demand the onion label and thua aaaiat
and men garm ent worker» in raiaing labor
oj®*
dition where placed by com petition end the a a » ire ror
P Help aa placa womanhood and manhood above d ollari
by demandine the union label.
Union
Beer
Portland Bartenders Union
d
,„ o n g to
s
r ; ' i m X S : ^ , , m r s ‘a,,,.-s,.on. whose
s
i
s
X
m! : ^
: ; ^
" '{ S
i ; ?
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d
S r te 'id e r
Wears
O
Fair Motion Picture Theaters
Majaatic. 300 W aahinffto«.
Caalao. 483'» W «»hin«ton.
Star. Park and W aahinctan. Modal. 69 North Third.
Columbia. 306 P in t .
Odeon, P ir it and Alder.
Cryatal. 46 Third.
Bijou. 136 Seyonth.
N ovelty, 331 Morrtaon.
Aroado. 886 W aahintton.
Oh Joy. 831 UorrlaoB.
Bakoronian, 131 Birth.
Dream. 886 Morrlaon.
Hippodrome 109 Biath.
Oreron. 348 P in t.
Orphan’
106 Sixth.
Palace. 861 P in t .
Fun. 809 Eirat.
Nickelodeon. 83 N. Birth.
Diria. 186 T ilth.
Eaat Bide.
Unique. S3» E. Burrelde.
T iroli, 317 W illiam ».
E m pire, Grand A ven u e and H aw th orn e
gsrtMlIcn iBtiTMttOHl iHpW^AllltrlO
; «
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This card signifies a union bar.
It is one thing to buy and build. It
WHISTLE THEM OIT, MV BOYS!
is another t<> pav. It is
tiling to isMic
. . ,, ,,
THE ANHEUSER
bonds for public improvements; it is quite
A ., . W aterhouse in > 1 . tar.
another, and more v itally important element Hurry them out in red platoons,
H igh (tradt1 W ines and Liquor».
234 Morrison Street
of eitv administration to secure city revenue
R em itted from den ami slum.
T elephone Main 2517
with,iut piling up a heavy del., u p m the tax- Whistle them ou, with murderous tunes,
pavers and pouring out a perpetual tribute
Ami straiglitly your cm- shall (onif .
THE TEE PEE.
,,f interest to the monev-lender-
We arc , Curs that you own ... the reeking dives,
Phone Eaat 715.
Hoffman Broa., Prop».
opposed to a.iv citv adm inistration heaping , Vermin whom Justice tabs
80 Grand Ava. N , Cor. Burnaido. Portland, Oraffon.
Up!,„ us heavy bond issues without coming Chattels of sordid and wasted lives,
But all of the host of "scabs.''
Horaoo— Eatea—Vick.
forward with a municipal budget that will
Eor Labor has mightily grown today;
THE YALE.
take the burdens of taxation off the hacks of i
High-Grade Winea and Liquor*. Wo handle only Unioa
Uneasily now it turns.
the common people.
Made Cigar*.
And ventures, the varlet. to ask as pay
Main 8303.
264 Alder Street.
"In our campaign we shall unceasingly
Its half of the loaf it earns.
place before the electors tha, most sure, most
J. E. KELLY’S FAMILY LIQUOR STORE.
scientific, and,m ost just source of city iev-
Arm them with muskets, the sodden crew;
Importer»— W holexale and R etail.
Give them revolvers its toys.
Main 28, A 2802.
864 Morriaon Street.
What should you care for the deeds they do
The A m alram ated Moat C u tten and Butober Worh-
man** ShoD Card (aa ihow n herew ith) ta dtaplajed in all
Whistle them out. my I mivs !
Emil Johnaon
m .r£ et* w h i“ rrant r»od h ou n and other union
Bert Robert*
.“ *r** th eir einoloyea
All union men and fnenda
Phone Main 8111
Low-l,rowed and sulled, they ci nie, they
S n iibo°rM a™
to"V atronix. only t h e . , .h o p . that
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W
com e;
THE X X X SALOON
TUB 5 TO CERTIFY. , tdm «au «UM mm « m « u m u ru«
d i.p la y tha
UNI0N SHOp CARD.
» M «I II» f l W « » M
C<M J
SM
StW S •*
These are the tools you grab,
<
HIGH GRADE IMPORTED AND DOMESTIC LIQUORS
’ aadaMd* V «f M M » AflHPMh A. n. « I V
T h . follow lnr ahapa (and . t h e n ) d i.p lay the union .hop
i Refuse or spawn of hum anity's slum,
eard. Locate the ene neare.t and moat c° ”T??'en‘
L0”
Sixth and Glixan Street»
Southwext Corner ,
h o m e and natronixa the xame. thua helping the Meat Cut-
The worthless, the shameless, the "seal).
t a n ’ Union’ o ».cure tha benefit af ahort.r hou n.
Eor Labor grow - weary of bonds and
LIQUORS.
of g w e s;
Weinhard'a Brew ery. T hirteenth and Bornalda.
The heart in its bosom burns.
Every Kog of Beer and Every Barrel of B ottled Boor Prom
BELMONT MARKET
BAY CITY MARKET.
And it asks, as pay for the toil-worn
Thix Brewery B oar, tha Union Label.
Main 8880.
Phono»
A 8830.
1012 Belm ont St.
P h on e. Tabor 1784, Homo B 2177
Freah and Cured Maata.
lives.
Paul R. Spath.
Fourth and Y am hill. Portland. Oregon._________
Its half of the loaf it earns.
When you visit members
DENVER MARKET
EUREKA MARKET,
230 Larrabee Street.
Union
339, see that you get
It asks for its half of the loaf it earns.
A. A. M cDaniel. Proprietor.
Henry Paaebonder. Prop.
Choice
M
eat,
and
Fiah.
Choice Meat». Fish and Poultry, B utter end Egge.
Scab, vou are needed now,
Main 8684. A 8684.
S ixteen th and 0 l ‘«»°-
Needed to crush the worm ere it turns,
F. FISHER & CO.
The worm th a t is more than thou.
NO. SIXTEENTH ST. MARKET.
Freah. Smoked ano Cured M eats and Orooeriea.
Ix>t the red stream run. let the corpses lie.
W urtenberger A E ngel. Etopa.
622 324 Twenty-fourth atreet, Corner N icolai.
Choice Poultry, Freah and Salt M ean.
Phone*: Main 2764; Home A 7483.
The corpses you make, on slabs,
Main 1196.
830 Nartb Sixteenth Street.
or
Eor the hired assassins ¡ire passing by,
KINDORF
BROS.
E. H. DEERY.
And all of their host are “scabs.”
i
ivxh and Balt M ea t, o f A ll Kind». Sauaagea. Lard. Eto.
Freah and Salt Meat». Sauaarea. Flah and Poultry.
For
Labor
has
asked
of
the
loaf
its
I
Oooda Delivered.
130 Grand A ve., Near morriaon. Phone. : Eaat 4121 > 1386.
tin 802. A 8608.
*44 Jeffen o n Street,
share.
The share it must gain or die.
F A IR C H IL D
nonet Eaxt 410. B 1920
H . T. CAFFEE. Prop. “
And Privilege m utters its word. " B e -1
the little wholexale butcher.
HAWTHORNE MEAT MARKET
w a re !
MEATS
RETAILS A T W HOLESALE PRICES
Our Killers are drawing nigh.'
Corner Hawthorne and Grand Avenue
W aahington Public Market.________________
antagonistic to organized labor in this city, a,¡on.
and those men arc largely the unthinking
middle ami upper classes.
The unorganized actual working trian as a
rule is no, antagonistic to organization. All
he wants i- the results, and does no, care tor
tin -tniggle, or docs not dare to struggle, for
the he,,crinen, of m ankind in general and
himself in particular.
< if lhc 311.000 men th at as an extreme esti­
mate ate eligible to organized labor's ranks,
EII y
per cent arc organized and 2'. per
un, additional an* held back by the force
l in n,ns,anees from organizing. r e j
of the organized industries many of them
arcovcr'.H) pi rcen , card men.
Others range
di.wii to 50 per ccn,.
In proportioned their
Bf
Cyrus N ob le
M onticello R ye
Both Pure
MULTNOMAH MARKET
J. KURATH
PA R K A KOLB
Sauaage*. alxo Fiah. Poultry. Oyator.
and Game.
Phone». Main 633; A 4803
618 Waahington Straet.
Mountain Market, 997 Corbett Street.
Phones: Main 5629; A 4429.
Fine
TERMINAL MARKET.
) RESH AND CURED MEATS OF ALL KINDS
Second Sireot
Phon« Main 1789
CANYON MEAT MARKET
Corner Jefferaou and Chapman Street».
rhonea: Marahall 8858; A 8804.
,
if Mutton, Pork. V oal. Smoked and Salted M eats and
Sausage, Fiah, P oultry, Freah Egg».____________
METROPOLITAN MARKET.
A. F. GREEN A CO.
A Full Lino of Orocorior and Meat»
630 W illiam s Av, nua
_________
F Argorter
*• 1
H « w lc k
INDEPENDENT MARKET.
HIGH ORADE MEATS
Stalla 6, 7, I and »
Firxt Street
PUBLIC MARKET
1», Woodlawn 1670
Meat»
360 MORRISON. COR. PARK
ONLY (¡OOP MEATS
IONE MARKET
U. HAUOO
Dealer in Frexh end Cured Meat«, Sanaa««» a Specialty.
606 Union A venue, X.
RAINIER MARKET.
K 0ESSE L & FREY
K. ST 0B EK . Proprietor.
n Freeh. Cured and Smoked M eete. H * " » Beoon.
Lard, Sauaagea. E tc.. Poultry. Fiah, Clama,
B4O FIRST STREET
HIGH ORADE MEATS
.1 1632
Phonaa:
THE PAVILION MARKET
WM. KOEHLEB. Prop. ____
Freeh and Cured MEATS, r iS H , POULTRY
BU TTER. EGOS
|hird end Clay Bta.
Telephone« Main 688. A-2450
f
JOHN’S MEAT MARKET
Wm. CONSTANTINE. Proprietor.
Rex tea rant and Jobbing T ra d , a Specialty.
68 6th St. North.
M . n 1954__________________
A 1954
ROSE CITY MARKET
H. J . R ruenlng. Prop.
FR E SH A N D C U R E D M EATS
PO U L T R Y . FISH A N D GAM E
tome Phone C 2611
220 Morri* 8 t '
To th e beat of my ability. Let me make a booat-
er of you. I eaam ine your mouth, te ll you w h at I
can do. w hat it w ill coat (a reasonable charge).
If ready we begin, if not. the eaam ination has
coat you nothing. All work guaranteed. I f I can’t
guarantee it. I don’t do it. and if I ever did
it. it ’» guaranteed. Offioe equipped w ith all mod­
ern appliance».
Lady attendant.
Dr. Elof T. Hedlund, Dentist
Southwext
B. A 0 . T. BLDG.,
Cor. 6th and Oak Bta..
Phono Marshall 96
Second Floor
THEVERYBEST
dentietry on th o Paclflo Cnaat la oxocntnd here.
W e have b u ilt u p our rep utation on It. Y on can
depend on qu alify and cannot g e t Ix'ttor painteaa
w ork anyw here, no m atter bow m u ck y o u pay.
” We flaiah plate and
brhlaa work for out-
o f-to w n natrons la
one day If daairad.
Palnlaaa a «traction
Jir»e whan plataa or
britlgH work 1« order-
Ixt Conaultation fraa.
IMalarOrawaa
|22kBr«lgaTa»tk4.]
I
I Gold nUaga
I Eaaawl Filliaga
1 .(
L I
I Silver Filliogo .S(
iGoud Rubber
_ . .
Plat.«
5.00
|B « il Rad Rabb«-_ _ —
Plat»»
7.50
_.l. W.A. Will, PxaaoxiraaaMxaaaxa Pxialext Ellr’tlo« .50
XI aaaxi anaxuaxw ■ rxxruax
« M T xxrraaoD«
A1I w o r k fu lly g u a r a n te e d fo r f if t e e n yaxuw.
1
, _____ I
Wise Dental Co., inc.
P a in le s s D e n tis ts
“HIGH SHERIFF” CIGAR
THE EAGLE MARKET.
17th end SaolOT SST ” ' P h ^ M ^ n 1632: Home
Blue label cigars can be found everywhere, and
may be had for the asking. Likewise, however,
cigars may still be found without this label. It
ought to be the privilege of every smoker to
assist in changing this condition of affairs until
the blue label—the mark of quality—shall adorn
every box.
Says the Duluth Lithor W orld: ‘T ra d e
unionism is the philosophy of human justice
EVERETT MARKET
,, is
. .............
in the world of industry
It
¡mil has ............
been
E M IG k S O N
,
1
113 FVEREn STREET
PlM)«w «*'» I54* A 1540 :,s im portant am i \ i < as anv organized
times. Organizet
____ _____________________________ ______movement ot modern
EAST EIGHTH STREET MARKET
capital is a great forci and power. If left
in aeaaon.
H igh est to do its will, unresisted, ill who labor would
Choice Meat». Fiah and
price paid for B eef. Pork and Veal, Aug. Grone, proprie-
Phonea,
Eaat
2451, in a single decade lx>eome mere dependent .
tor. Eaxt Eighth and Grant xtreetx.
industrial slaves to the -ystem th a t would
B 1
7
2
4
.
Union Made.
Home A 3848 (|,,yp|opi jf it lias Hot 111TeUtly (lotlC SO.
Otllv
narsnatt 324
o*-»
Phono Marshall
P A Duhrkoop Meat Market
one thing will pretent such a result, or re­ 1015 EAST THIRTEENTH ST., NORTH.
m r S T I AND SALT MEAT. FISH AND POULTRY;
lieve against it. and that is organized resist­
HAMS BACON AND LARD: BUTTER AND E 0 0 S
344 North Twenty-third Btreet.
ance, such as the present urea, movement of
Smoke La Gran Marcs, The Schiller, Schiller
„v
w .i e aw?
Heme Phone A S f t l hilxir provides.”
Union, 5c.
PORTLAND MEAT MARKET
H exter A Stm uxe. Propx^
PERHAPS BOTH.
Uuiler N ew M anagement
FRED MURALT, PROPRIETOR
EVERYTHING CLEAN AND SANITARY
* itixeippi Avenue_________
Portland, Oregon
•r
and
ETERNAL ACTIVITY 1 HE PRICE OF IN i- !
DUSTRIAL LIBERTY.
W. J. Van Schuyver & Co.
DENTISTRY
MAIN '706. A 1418.
PEOPLE S MARKET
»nd Grocery
First and Taylor
C. PA N E IT 2
Q uality lx Our M otU.
Prompt Delivery.
The injunction in Des Moines that forbids
tlie street car men to strike does not forbid
the com pany from discharging, on new
eliarges, the men ordered reinstated by the
court. The company i- dj 'barging eyery
union leader, but no injunction rests on it.
Having reinstated its victims for a few days,
it can “ fire” them again
Some day the workers will defy the orders
of some judge and go to jail by thousands.
It will have to be done to break down the
chattel slavery that the courts will have
established.
T hat, or the recall
Perhaps both.
Schiller
Cigar Factory
Retail Stores: Sixth and Washington and
Fourth and Washington.
Phones: Main 1381, A 1405.
Ross Sharp Co.
Union Factory, Union Cigars, Union To­
baccos.
DIVISION CASH MARKET
F. J. Heney points nut in vigorous lan­
1068 Divieion St.
Tabor 816. B 3036
guage th at we are in danger of arriving at
judicial governm ent. Me have already
ST. LOUIS MARKET
C. Grsan A Sona. Prop».
risH
“arrove.” Judges make and unm ake our
1ER. BOGS.
FRKSH
HALTED MEATS
r n r ^ n AM»
a.
p o r iT R BUTTER,
Y
i
laws
and constitutions now.
Taber 866. B 1664
MtA aad Hawthorn«
Ground Floor of Union Headquarters,
Hohenataufen Building, 270 Alder Street.
A. Hyronimus.
A. F. Gananeder.
The Merchant
267 Morrison, Between Third and Fourth.
Fine Wines, Liquora and Cigars.
Merchants* Lunch.
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