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CHRISTMAS GREETINGS.
¡ra tio n s th a t he m ay ru le w ith an < to t he m isery, hut k ep t w ide an d
CHIPS FROM THE BLOCK.
iron han d as a m ig h ty so v e re ig n »tarin g by th e aw ftiln ess of th e
\|,r r v C h ristm as to you all May over a h o rd e o f slavish su b jects.
scene.
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p riso n ship "S u cc ess" has
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, lives be m ade m o re p le asu rab le,
T he o p en -sh o p th a t p rin cip le of
In vain did he h u n t for som e sailed fro m o u r m id st, b u t we still
on it can bt had
- hurdeii* lig h te r an d m ay thc!hc>s«i«m w hich re se rv e s th e rig h t to «mall nook or cra n n y of c o u n try have w ith us W o o d a rd . C lark e &
only at
of J u stic e h elp th e poor and the em p lo y ers to o rg a n iz e but reco g - w here th e re m ight be p eace an d I Co., 1 ipm an. W o lfe & Co., m eat mar-
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v to a fa ir p o rtio n of th is n i/r s em ployes o nly in in d iv id u al hap p in ess. T h e re
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but
w ar, k c ts w ho w ould h av e em p lo y es spend
I'antileK. A ll k in d s o f m ix e d a m i fa n c y box g o o d s S im p e a r ly
, Id's co m fo rts. M ay th e sp irit of ca p ac ities, den y in g t i e c h a rita b le c a rn ag e, su fferin g , m isery and d e a th ¡th e ir w o rk in g h o u rs b eh in d th e c o u n -
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,„| will to w a rd m a n ” so p e rm e a te and b ro th e rly act of th e stro n g on e v e ry han d . T h e sky w as re d te rs b esid es o th e r «lave d riv e rs of
h earts of m a n k in d th a that*
th is w w o o rk
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help in g his w e a k e r co-
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from th e light of a th o u sa n d b u rn - le sse r p o w er b ut w ith g re e d as g re a t.
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th e stro n g as was g a th e rin g a b o u n te o u s h a r v e s t. I
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oilers, th e w o rk e rs, th e b rea d - w hile he w ho pale* and fade} u n d er , blood, se ek in g but to slay, kill, <le- in g g irls of P o rtla n d w ould have
152 SECOND STREET. NEAR NOÇRISON
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b e n e fit from a just th e s’ re ss of long h o u rs, little rest, 'tr o v . C h ild ren , in th e ir fo rsa k e d -
been co m p elled to w o rk 300.006 h o u rs
Open 7 A. M ; Cloae 6 P. M.; Saturday, Close 9 P. M.
w ages th a t will not p erm it o f ness. d rea m ed o n ly of
w ar an d j of o v e rtim e w ith o u t pay.
ru gnition of th e ir w o rth , b rin g - low
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10c lb.
I’m Roast B eri
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lloin«* Mu<h- Sau»ag«*
10c lb.
Hamburger Mteak
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Piruir M aid »« . . .
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Livor riauaaf«* . .
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RoAKt Pork
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e x e rtin g n e a r-su p e rh u m a n s tre n g th , ¡ ^ q ^ , hours ¡ n ten d a y s w h h o u t
Preah Side Pork
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Idaho Creamery B utter. .
30c : lb.
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Shoulder Pork Stenk
1 2*sC lb .
t • uaranteed Egga, dozen.
vrnent of C h ristm a s day for | d itioI, s
(o r f,.a r ,,f d isc h arg e an d th e Plow ing, tillin g , d riv in g loom s, n u rs- p ay ? D o y o u th in k W ill L ip m a n is
30c
in„, v w ho have th a t love fo r fellow i.U ck -list,
|'" K w o u n d ed an d p e rfo rm in g la b o rs a
of )a b o rin g g irls ? C an vou
POULTRY OF ALL K IK D 8
PRICC8 RIGHT
na w hich th e o b se rv a tio n of th is ! T h e o pen-sh o p , th a t in stitu tio n ,,f ,h e « e n t e r sex th a t th e y m i g h t 1 ! co m m en ce to rea lize th e m e a n in g of
STRICTLY UNION SHOP
MEAT ALL FIRST CLA88
anniversary of th e b irth of th e „ | , i c h d e stro y s th e p ro sp e rity of add to th e re so u rc e s of th e ir couti- th a t b a n n e r c a rrie d in fro n t o f Lip-
l l, , l v N az arin e m ean s to im ply.
)abor co m n iUn itie ., th riv e s upon th e ! » r >- ‘ h ere b y m ak in g it a s tr o n g e r I m an W olfe & Co .g s to re ?
May th e C h ristm a s sp irit not w an e te a rs and sufferin g s of h um an la- d ’K’*
th e g re a t m ailed fist of w ar. I
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fade aw ay w ith th e se ttin g o f b o rers, saps th e life-b lo o d of m en.
'b o u g h t of K ris K rin g le. F o r ■
p | eas t b a t co m p ellin g w o rk in g *
this day ’s sun, hut c o n tin u e th ro u g h - w om en and ch ild ren an d w ould tie - ,,nc5 lie w as fo rg o tte n . No little | ¡g irls to c o n trib u te 30.000 h o u rs a day I
u n scru p u lo u s, soul lo n 8 ‘"(i fo r th c i'n g le of his to em p lo y ers w ould g iv e w o rk to I
¡: th e fo llo w in g d ay s of th e y ear, v ate
u n princip led
sleig h h ells o r his m e rry cack le as he needy w om en w as an in su lt to th e
May th e W h ite D ove of P eace gree
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Such re a so n in g
th e nob ler m an below ,
, hve b ran c h to ev e ry n atio n . M-- ’’
for p le a su ra b le th o u g h ts , tile blessed w ould m ake a h o rse tau g h .
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place, joy, p ro s p e rity and ju s '
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all p re d o m in a te on e a rth anil l living upon th e o ffa lls of m en w h o >l|l»tiik
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th e rich and th e poor, th e high conduct th e ir b u sin ess upon a live-
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and th e low, th e
g re a t and th e a n d -le t-liv e policy.
nage, m o re b lo o d -sh ed , m o re pain, to e x tra c t 300.000 h o u rs ’ w o ik from
•mall be lifted to th a t high level If you w ould h av e a p ro sp e ro u s
m ore m isery , m ore sa crifice s fo r a p o o r g irls o f o u r c ity w ith in a p erio d
tr in w hich th e y m ay u n ite in sing- i com m unity w h ere la b o r th riv e s an d
sen seless, u seless, p ro fitle s s w ar.
o f te n d ays, o r an y le n g th of tim e,
inc h o sa n n a s in a sp irit of “peace w h ere c h a rity is u n ask ed ,
w h ere
Sick at h e a rt, so rro w in g , w eeping. fo r th a t m a tte r, w ith o u t reco m p en se.
,.n e a rth , good will to w ard m an.” people live happy, c o n te n te d , lives.
in th e ir ow n hom es, re a rin g th e ir ‘ hv u su ally jolly old S a n ta w as re- 1 I v e n tu re th e a s s e rtio n th a t th is
HOUND THE LABORER TO THE ch ild ren as b e fittin g th e c itiz e n s of
. . . . . . . . , m ove does n ot m eet w ith th e ap-
CRAVE.
ou r g re a t republic, b e w a re of th e A m erica. W ith a w ord to his fa ith - prOval ,,f a la rg e n u m b e r of its m etn-
ful re in d e e rs th e y w ere aw ay like b ers
open -sh n p .
an a rro w fro m th e how fo r “th e .
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We. th e u n d ersig n e d m em bers ol
land of th e free an d ho m e of th e
Big B u sin ess a sk in g legal p e rm is ­
the R etail M eat M a rk e t M en's A s­
KRIS KRINGLE’S MIDNIGHT
b h n e"—A m erica.
sion t o ro b w o rk in g g irls. B ut th is
sociation.”
RIDE.
In th is lan d w h ere th e dove of ¡s o n |y a sam p le o f th e m e th o d s em -
In fu tu re o u r b u sin ess will he
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K ris ,,ta c c
fr t e ,o n c s L w h ere its ! p| Oyed by u n sc ru p u lo u s em p lo y ers,
Jiso lu tely co n d u cted on th e o p en -
One. still, c lea r n ig h t old
y o u n g a re w elcom ed, w h ere ea ch , a n d but sh o w s w h y la b o r is d riv en
«hop plan, w hich involves a p rin cip le K ringle. rid in g b eh in d his fleet re in -!
new d aw n b rin g s a new reso lv e n o t to o rg a n iz e fo r p ro te c tio n .
ami n o t a co n d itio n .”
deers, s ta rte d on a p ilg rim ag e o v er
.
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uien, w om en an d
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The fo re g o in g se n ten c es a re ta k e n ‘ he w orld, w ish in g to in fo rm h im self c b ib ,ren ,ook w jth thallkfui p|easure
T h e re a re som e e m p lo y ers of g irls
from a p u blished s ta te m e n t by p ro - a# to w h at n a tu re ol p re s e n ts w ould , foJ> |h e vjsit ( f S allta
w b ere tb c
in P o rtla n d w h o w o u ld n o t h av e
p rieto rs bf m eat m a rk e ts w h ere K>ve g r e a te s t p le a su re on th e co m in g
stro n g a re m o re anil m o re in clin ed ta k e n a d v a r'a .T e of le n g th e n e d la b o r-
meat c u tte r s have g o n e on strik e , «-hristm as, o n lj a ftw sh o rt da> s tQ h e ,p t ,u> w pak w h erp tb e n e e dy ¡n g days h a d th e co m m issio n g r a n t-
rtfu sin g lu n g e r to he 10j4-hour-day avvav.
are given su cco r an d th e bed of th e ; c(j , bt. re q u e st of th e L ip m a n -W o lf(e )
• laves, n r to w ork 12 o r 13 h o u rs on
O ver th e fro zen n o rth of R ussia su ffe re r m ade m o re c o m fo rta b le ; gan g . All e m p lo y ers a re n o t w o u ld -
Saturday
he tra v e le d fa s te r th a n an eag le's w h ere th e y u le tid e is a seaso n of be ro b b e rs n o r g irl-k illin g , con-
\ union of b osses re fu sin g to flight, but as he n e a re d th e so u th e rn p le a su ra b le th o u g h ts fo r th c h ap p i- j scien celess, n io n ey -tn ad slave
d riv -
reco g n ize a union of la b o re rs. An b o rd e rs th e h e a v en s sh o o k w ith ness of o th e rs , K ris K rin g le fo u n d Crs. F o r th is, all th a n k s,
attem pt of one bo ss o rg a n iz a tio n to heavy sound and th e v ib ra tio n s a w eiconle> a h av en fro m th e te rrib le
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enslave th e m em b ers of a la b o r fairly threw his re in d e e rs off th e ir tu rm o il o f E u ro p e, an d as his e y e s ' T h e " u n fa ir" b a n n e r is a w a rn in g
»"ip n -
fce‘- I w as th e c a n n o n 's aw fu l roar 1 tu rn e d h e a v e n w a rd in a sp irit o f <>f slip p ery p laces in th e w alk of
I he s ta te m e n t th a t th e o p e n -sh o p I sh a k in g th e very h e a v en s w ith its th a n k fu ln e ss, his h e a rt-g iv e n p r a y e r ,! |if ,- f o r th e m o th e rs of w o rk in g g irls.
involves a p rin c ip le ” is c o rre c t. A i heavy v ib ra tio n s. T h e n he p erc eiv e d M ay A m erica alw a y s en jo y th e c a s w ell as fo r o th e rs . B ew are. T h e
principle m e an in g d isru p tio n of la b o r th e a ir c ra ft, d a rtin g in every d irec- b le ssin g s of peace,' b u t voiced th e lives an d w e lfa re of m an y a re at
unions; back to th e lo n g h o u rs w ith tion. N e a re r to th e scene of acti ’n : fo n d est se n tim e n ts a n d h o p es o f stak e. T a k e heed of th c b a n n e r.
«ttta 1 1 pay ; hack to th e d a rk n e ss o f he drew . C arn ag e, ru m an d d is trtic I mil lion s of peo p le w h o call
m erica
slavery, m isery, child labor, sw ea t- tio n ov er all of E u ro p e ap p alled him . hom e.
If a n u m b e r of w o rk in g m en sh o u ld
«hop an d th o se u n sp e a k a b le con- T he rap id fire of m u sk e try p la y in g
a tte m p t to ste a l $60.000. o u r d aily
ditions w hich m ake fo r a hell upon an ac co m p an im en t to th e alm o st
In a great play, that
p ap e rs w ould m ak e of it a first p ag e
earth.
c o n s ta n t r o a r of m o n stro u s ca n n o n
THE GARDEN
sto ry , w ith la rg e ty p e h ead . A t 20
strikes a terrific blow
The
o p en -sh o p , th a t
co n d itio n shook th e very h ill-to p s, an d th e
ce n ts p e r h o u r. 300,000 h o u rs w o u ld
w herein a m an w ho. by som e m eans, sh riek s o f w ounded, m ingled w ith
R h u b a rb in m id -W in te r I A nd rig h t am o u n t to $60,000. If it he tru e , an d
at Labor’s Underpay­
has am assed a few d o lla rs, th e sig h t [m oans and su p p lica tio n s of th e dy- in y o u r ow n cella r, to o .
S o u n d s th e re a re few to d isp u te, th a t "la b o r
ment.
"f w hich gives hint a lust fo r g re a t 1 ing. was a c o u n te r m elody to th e j , n jCCi d o e s n ’t it? N o o n e sh o u ld ex- ¡$ w o rth y of its h ire," th is sum w as
riches an d pow er, w ould s e p a ra te e a r-w re c k in g th em e, w rin g in g te a r s ,,Crien cc an y d iffic u lty in fo rc in g to he ta k e n fro m w o rk in g g irls of
into in d iv idual u n its all la b o r o rg a n - from eyes w hich w ould w ish to clo se rb u b a rb jn a c e | | a r th a t h a s a little P o rtla n d if th e ro tte n sch em e had
■ a rtific ia l h ea t, a lth o u g h th e tern- succeeded, b ut did you n o tic e th e
LABOR PLAY AT MAJESTIC NEXT WEEK. .
jp e r a tu r e of th e fo rc in g ro o m is n o t »first p ag e s to ry ?
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i an im p o rta n t fa c to r. If v ery w arm ,
T he sw eat, th e g rim e, th c h ea rtac h e« , th e stifle d am b itio n s, tb c n ev e r- ' a >
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It will help wonderfully if you'll
.tid in g w oes of L ab o r.—th e se a re th e d o m in an t n o te s of "D e stru c tio n ." a " ,l11 g ro w very raPK,,y an<1 be mo«-« just say you saw the ad n the Labor
W illiam Fox p h o to p la y p ro d u ctio n s ta rr in g T h ed a B ara, at th e M a j e s t i c '’ “
th a n a t ,ow te m p e ra tu re . press.
T h ea tre next w eek. O f all th e serm ons p rea ch ed by clerg y m en , of all th e a " <1 ‘ hc
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th e u n d e rp a y m e n t of labor, and none
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A drama of pres nt day life—deals with
th e re fo r, th a n " D e stru c tio n .”
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T his p h o to p la v . w hich w as w ritte n by N txola D aniels an d d ire c te d by
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woman whose love of luxury plunges thou­
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¡ to fo rce in fro m th e g a rd e n o r buy
W. S. D avis, deals w ith th e so u l-co n su m in g m iseries of th e w o rk e rs ex-
th em fro m th e m a rk e t g a rd e n e r.
sands of workingmen’s families into direst
L eave th em , u n co v ered , o u t do o rs
poverty and suffering.
u n til th e fro st fre ez es th e m . T h en
b rin g th e m in to th e c e lla r an d set
th em close to g e th e r on a bed of
' e a rth o r co al ash es a b o u t th r e e in ­
Geo. E. Jeffery,
ches deep.
W a te r th e bed t h o r ­
Musical Director
Pan tares Theatre
o u g h ly an d w o rk e a r th o r a s h e s b e ­
tw een anil o v er th e r o o ts u n til th e
299 Vista Ave.
i fin ish ed bed is ab o u t a fo o t deep.
A th o ro u g h so a k in g of w a te r co m ­
p le tes th e p la n tin g .
A pply w a te r
! once a w eek if n eed ed . A fte r th e
* 'Colonial D a y s,” pppurntr«! by Frank Bohm.
p la n ts a r t w ell s ta rte d p lace b ro w n
\ h iidevi 11**' n Mo*t F'laborute Musical Of
fering
■paper ro u n d an d o v er th e bed.
8. H. Dudley & Co. added feature, late utar
R h u b arb should n ot be fo rced in
Eva Taylor 6 Company, in the lively comedy.
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S e t..................The .Stranded
.SuapiciniiK of Hubby
M m itrel
f ill light n o r in tid a l d a rk n e ss. P a r ­
-M ayo and Tally Harry, aweet niag Dancing Davoy, the Stepping Fiend
tial. d iffu sed light is p re fe ra b le .
PASTEURIZED MILK Harry
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“ Croo.** prewented by Kieliard Bolke, mar
Ruby Helder. the girl with the tenor voice
veloua, tnyMerintiK creation of a woman
R o o ts for fo rc in g m ay he dug from
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Trio, aingera and inntnim en
from a rug. a bone, and a hank of hair
Awarded Highest Prise
an y old p la n ta tio n . O rd in a rily , field
Ziegler Siatern and Johnny Sir gar. in claaaic
»‘Tobata
p la n tin g s o f th is v e g e ta b le a re n ot
In Oregon
and “,i(. ialiy dances
Marvel Movies, first run pictures
Jam es P atton & Company, »»«• t, •« oqueatriana
p ro fita b le a f te r fo u r y e a rs, an d th a t
by
Orpherm Travel W eekly
is th e tim e to use th e ro o ts fo r
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at'raction. prints donna, pnm a ballerina
forcing.
E xposition
Main 2, AI3BB
Broadway and Morrison Sts.
n ol ballet, pieMenting a keric* of int* rna
Miltxin W Seaman. Manager
, K inil vongs and dunce*
T he beds of p ink s ta lk s a re as a t ­
Ask your grocer for our l^ualitv
H o m o o f t h e P o p u la r R a k e r P la y e r « .
tra c tiv e a« flow er beds, an d w hen
Milk, Cream, W hipping Cream
I*m tl.m d ’.M lant "w* t ‘ w < -k n ta r tln g
th e delicious p ro d u ct a p p e a rs rea d y
S u n d a y Matin**« I »»•eeinber 2t>
and B u tter, or phone hr .
fo r th e ta b le w eeks b e fo re th e s e a ­
Fourth and Stark Streets
Hoyt’s
Next Week
Damascus Creamery
son. ev ery o n e beam s w ith p rid e in
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A TEMPERANCE TOWN
ti n success of W in te r c e lla r g a r d e n ­
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t-rissin g n r a n ti-c a p ita l in its to n e, for it is lig h ten e d by su b tle com edy
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M-en em p lo y er and em ployee.
N at S an g er ta ilo r sh o p , at P itts -
105'/j Third Street
D estru c tio n " is an ed u c atio n al p h o to p la y ; e d u c a tio n a l from th e a r- b u rg ,, a ir re e on «trike
-trik i to e n fo rc e a 50-
B etw een .Morrison anu Yamhill S ts.
hi '« view point a« w ell as from th a t of the stu d e n t of econom ic«.
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■r th e d ra m a tic sto ry w oven th ro u g h o u t it« m any seene«. it m ight pass w o rk sh o p s
p a\ for o v e rtim e and
A i f » n M now ta k in g pinup on H ip
of th e g r e a te s t of in d u stria l films, for m uch of it« « ctio n ta k e s p lace ■ re ro g u itin n of the U n ite d G arm e n t
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OREGON BOWLING ALLEYS
"'■■ i t th e la r g e s t s te e l m ills in th e co u n try . T he b len d in g of th c i n d u s - ' W o rk i rs '
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Htndi'i.
12 ALLEYS. PERFECT VENTILATION
Phone Broadway *1»
J. W. BLANKY, Proprietor
and n e ith e r su ffe rs th e re b y .
¡ o th e r em p lo y ers.
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OREGON M A R K E T
THEATRE
Beginning
Sun., Dec. 26
THE INCOMPARABLE
Theda Bara
THE VAMPIRE
WOMAN
‘Destruction’
Violin
Studio
Phone Marshall 6109
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