The Port Orford tribune., February 05, 1913, Image 1

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3SSCA r! KTS and tney are u s heat
l sis have eve. had In th* house. Laos
i » U * waa Iraatta w itli ncndsche lor
I. she tried to m eo fyo m C tS t'A R K T a .
’ relieved the pels la her head slamst
Italy. W * noth rnewrnivni' Csscarst*
C m t a s-exnarenu
l Fatata*»!«.
f*nt>n«. T i l l *
• r Aiffhan \V « a k « a ur U r ic a .
C O U R S
Oona. |>
Me. Sta. «te
C O N S T IP A T IO N .
...
ThoM uds Have Kidney Tronhlfi
a n d D o n ’t K n o w i t .
K*w
To »1».
Fill a bottle or oomme
water and let It stand tv
" « t.
-sr
ith y u r
,r hour« *
unhealthy condt-
«
BLACK -
DRAUGHT
K
tlon of the kid­
neys: If It stain*
your Unen It ta
evidence e( kid­
ney trouble; too
frequent desire to
pass It or pain In
tha back la also
aanvinclng proof that tha kidnsys and blad­
der ar* out of order.
w i s t te Da.
AvfisrvpfiM/ «aty» «M».
OtouarvU f Body Cathartic, tbe moat woo-
darf nl mediem discover* o f Hie age. pisa»
a a le n d refi-ealous te tbe male, »et «»«Mr
ear positively on kldi.ev*. '.Ivcr and bow*>«,
riraaalux Ute e m ir* araa m . fitapet. can a ,
care limilaahe. lavar, liahli iuil constipation
and bUtoeaaem. Plraae but snd try a, box
r i t i 0 . 0 . to d a y ; ¡a,S2>» re a » » , tfatdaa»
Of your
I which thnsruu may rldetho bicycle sad nut i t to any test you wish.
I I t you sre then not perfectly s e tu flri or do not wish to keep the
®05^ k Y cSfaavel» t o t e m * :d?cn?vi!?*oroms, b», b*y?
t t * maDofaeturor’B ffuanntee behind Four
iW t.’tie . C* J ROT BUY a bicycle or a pair o f tires from « m m * »» < m v
oi.t’l you rncelm cwr catalotpics and f ? a r a our unheard of / n m
AQ.rid*r agent*.
. M t Iva »»rtiv. wa esa
ros
'SI”“"?' in s s s n r s'.hsr mshs
(sotevy.
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n s e rm s 'i
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n H
ridtag, vary durable end ffneij ?irid*<wit&
I
aepedsl twenty of rubber, »¡rich never be-V
eomee p o re s a e n d vhlch doses nu small
mneturcs without a l lo w in g th e a i r t o e
W * have hundreds c f letUroHoin satisfied ci
statin? th at tbeir tin-sltavoottlr been mu&Dea
or twlae tn a whole aoAacin. They weigh no m
ap ordinal y tiro, the puncture roUstin*qaaUtl
flwBG.GO por ptsir, but far advertí stuff panxxetwe
Ur o t s u r f o S * and sscM-s t u l * a s v s r tls a M s S tÇ e a n a s t
y ty
d a tW R w x p a a ffa I f fs r o u r «««Mia ta « r
w« tetiwttte
W a BMNr (b a t y oa wit* b« m » wwtl pteaaM th *« w b ta yaa v * a
U Â M 5 2 É U s * l r*Bl
~n~ ÎI fill nt t M f i r w r t i f i bl« t in
THtaBCBi
p a ir) I f yoa
»It la tovnding t.a * n oarier * •
ory on exam ination. W e a n
• f them tlrefi, you w ill And 1
»7 tir e y oa b a r« e r « r aata nt
«noted aboxoi o r w rit« fc r o n r b1
Th ar* Is oomfort In the knowledge so
often expressed, that D r. K ilm er’s Swamp-
Root, the great kidney remedy fulfills every
wish in curing rheumatism, pain In the
b*ak, kidney*, liven bladder and «vary pert
te hold water and scalding pain In passing
ft. er bad affects following use ef liquor,
wine or beer, and osarcomas that unpleasant
aeoasrity of bring compelled to go often
during the day, and te fa* to " M"X time*
during the night. Tbe mild and th * sxtra-
a v dtaa r y affect ot S w a m p -R o o t Is soon
realized. It stands th* highest for It* won­
derful aura* of th* moat dlatraaalng caaaa.
If yoa need a medicine you should have th*
boat. Sold by druggists In 80s. a n d jl. sirs*.
You may have a ssmpla bottle of this
wonderful
discovery ’
tod a book that telle
a m r* ab o u t It. b o th sent
„
dbeolutaly free by mall,
• A k a a s b r . KUraer *
a ^ s ta w S Mi
G».. Binghamton. N . Y . W han writing meo-
“ ke«go j"U d ydo fu ru ishm lb y<*. i ^ r i i - u U e v ^ w M t i T i i J i S S
STOCK *n<«
POULTRY
MEDICINE
troubles which are not bowel and
l i v e r irregularities.
B la c k -
Drought Slock and Poultry Medi­
cine is a bowel and liver remedy
for stock. I t puts the organs of
digestion in a perfect condition.
Prominent American breeder« and
far inert keep th eir herds and flocks
healthy by g ivin g -beat an occn-
sionai doaeor Black-Dron^ht S t< A
and Poultry Medicine in tbeir
food. Any atoek rniaer m ar buys
'¿Scent half-pound air-tigh t can
of this medicine from h l* deal*:
antL.heep h it atoek in vigorous
health for weeks. Dealers C'-uer-
ally keep Black-Drsught Stock and
Poultry Medicine. If yours doe*
not. Mad
cant* for a sample
can to th * manufacturers. Tn*
ChatteniKiga Mediaina Co., Chat­
tanooga, Tenn.
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N o t ic e to C r e d it o r s .
N o tice is h e ra b y g iv e n by th e u n d e r­
sig n e d , a d m in is tra to r of th e estate of
L . P . Jo h n so n , to th e c re d ito r» o f, and '
a ll persona h a v in g c la im s a g a in s t th e |
deceased, to file th e m w ith th e neces
• a r y vo uch ers, w ith in e ix m o n th * from
th e d a te of th e fir s t p u b lic a tio n o( th is
notice, a t m y reeid eno e oa E lk R iv e r ,
in C u r ry C o u n ty , O rego n, m y P o st O f­
fice a d d re s s P o r t O rlo rd , O re g o n .
D a te o f firs t p u b lic a tio n , J u ly 10,1912.
W . B . Jonxeow ,
A d m in is tr a to r of th e E s ta te of
L . P . Jo hn son , deceased. |
DO CTO R S'
SI 0 1 1 S I Ml I SION
riAfitig
T h e fiia trib n tlo a to th e h e ir* o f old
Mro. Baahore ot 111 fr ille d n ig h t cepe,
t h a t cannot pay etpenaea an d w hich
tT s t b su o ourfnit'T o r r w a n s :
M ealieo aua bo nn et*, U calico arifi
canno t be abandoned—to one o f th a
gin
g
h
am
apron»,
FT
hom
espun
ch»>
0 . 8, 8 - n ’ ta— J o n a th a n B o u rn e J r ., o f
so veltlee praeeatod b y B raaoria coun­
P o rtla n d and Geo. S . C h a m b e rla in o f miaea, 5S calico h a n d kerch ief» and a
t y . T e x ., a * a eoaaaqueaea of the Gal­
v a rie ty o f o th e r a r tic le * o f fem ale at»
veston sto rm , says th e P h ila d elp h ia
F a ta *.
'tiro was n o th in g u n uaual in t h * h id (fia-
S n q u irer. T h e Velasco T e rm in a l ra ih
? o n g re s e n y in , F ir s t D is t r ic t— 'V illin tr ió la o f E a s t P enn sylvan ia. N e a rly
w a y runs tfci jn g h one o f the m oat I w
O. H a w le y , of Salem
every eld e rly w om an th e re take« prid e
tils valley» n th e G ul ted S tates sad
G o v e rn o r— O s w a ld W e s t, S a lm a .
In th e h a n d m a d e g a rn i eat a she an>
to ta -v ♦»-< o f th e sa fest h a rb o r* oa
S e c re ta ry of S t a t e - l i e u . W . O k u It Sa­ cum ulates. A n eld e rly resident o f M il­
th e ^ ¿ f -oasrt, y » t th e re in no ooa
lersb u rg haa «1* la rg e d ra w e r* filled
lem .
srho w a n t» to buy it. T h e fa c t th a t
th e m aster
comm issioner
offered
State T .e a s u re r— Th us. B. K a y , o f S a ­ w ith hand made l a t r g a rm e n t* ahc had
»pun o u t o f fla x an d made up In th e las*
th e road a t public sale a t A ng leto a,
lem .
»0 yedra, says the N e w Y o r k 8 u n .
| T e x., laa t Septem ber w ith o u t receiviag
S u p t P u b lic In a tr u c tio u — L . A / A id
These old wom en In th e h ill d is tr ic t*
one bid fo r i t scums alm ost lneiudt-
e r m a n , ftqleru.
Uve w ith th e ir ch ildren and have very
M e , yet such w as the f a c t
.
lit tle to do. AU havaaapinning wheels
State P rin te r— W illla D u n ia a y , S alem .
The Velaeoo Term laal Bailway eoan-
A tto rn ey G e n e r a l— A. M . C ra w fo rd , and t^ e y are e x p e rt* <a th y m anip ula­
pany waa chartered la USB.
The
tion o f flax. H ere and theTe are a n d e n *
charter granted the e o m p a a / the
S a le m .
1
loom * to weave th e ir-lin e n th read. T h e
rig h t to eonatruet a railroad from
C le rk S tate l a n d B o a rd —O . G . B ro w n,
old wom en have n im b le fingers fo r
Velasco, on tha Mexican gplf noaet,
S a le m .
, ,
d ra w in g threads, fo r k n ittin g , fo r
westward through tha atoto. Only
J o in t S enator f o r C oo* a n d C u rry — cro c h etin g and fo r sew ing. T h e ir de­
miles of the rood, running from
signs are p rim itiv e .
.<*«• | Velasco to Chenango Junction of the
W . C. Chase.
Th o u san d * o f s u b s ta n tia l Unen gór­
Intern atio nal and Great N o rth e rn ,
Jo in t R e p re s e n ta tiv e fo r Coon and,
mente, y e llo w w ith age, sen be found
waa constructed and p u t in to opera­
C u r ry — S, F . Peirce.
in h 'd a y 'e tra v e l heresho ute i f th e vis­
tion.
Ju dg e, ad J u d ic ia l D is t r ic t —J . W . ito r Is kn ow n . T h e old wom en would
H a m ilto n , Roseburg.
n o t th in k o f p a rtin g o r selling v q th
Prosecuting A tto r n e y , 2d J u d ic ia l D i»
a n y th in g th ey m ake. T h e ir h a n d iw o rk !
tr io t— G eo rg e M . B ro s n , R osebu rg . la w e ll preservad and looked over once
0 . 8 . C om m las ki nets— H ^ T . S tew a rt, a m o n th , on a Sunday w h ile th e others
a ra a t church,
P o r t O rfo rd .
T h e old women do n o t care co much
o o l m t y o r r ic m >
i f th e y haven 't thousand£~of d o lla r* to
C o u r ty J > d g e - E .
A B aile ys G<>14 bequeath to th e ir h e ir*, i f th ey have
plenty o f sqcb g a rm u H » to device. In
Keovii
some instances th e old w om en have
'i.iiiu y .K .->b>uitw n»nrrh-O tto tameft,
each a rtic le m arked w ith a slip o f pa­
.i'-l- In u c li; (iv » < 'i,v iiu a -v tli, L4sngi.de. per, upon which is w r itte n : “ T h is Is
<-lift'— W . A . h i» )), i, t l i . Id Bi itch,
fo r M a ry A n n ." “ T h ia Is fo r Jacob," fo r
o u n ty C le r t - - ( te n ia e
W . .Siiaitli, S arah E liza , fo r lir tls M aggie, fo r Me­
lin d a A liu a rc tta , and so on. l a t h * cate
'h ild -Beach.
o f M r*, lla s h o rt a ll b v r accum ulated
i. iiL ty T iv u r u m r — Jim m y C u u g i.e ll
w e a rin g ap parel w as w ille d to h e r fo u r
Vi lu ld iitln ira
nieces. N ot long a ^ o td d M rs. Swenecn
-sesaor— W n ;. 7..1ui»o; H u r im r.
died. She le ft seven d raw e rs filled w ith
bool S u p t. — . ts. G u e rin , i.auglid«
lin en sheets, p illo w case* and a larg e
rv e y o r— D . C u u id f i J r ., G o bi lle ach . v a rie ty o f old lin en homespun g a r­
m ents. W hen th e firs t d ra w e r wae
■loner— D r . 8. J iln u n , k i n g lois
opened a card waa found on which was
u ; r ru u .-i o r m i cottars,
w r itte n : “ A ll In th ia dhr.wer go e* to
ir c u lt C o u rt m emo t c u i t l i M »n>i»y-ft. T lllle ." T lllie waa h e r d a u g h te r. E very
A ug ust o f each y e a r.
d ra w e r contained such a card, and one
o u n t> P o u u n tseio n cr» C o u r t m eets w r it t e n lin e showed to whom i t was to
firs t W ed n esd ay fit J u iiu u rv , A p r il. go. Y e t every h e ir was specially en­
joined fcy n n o t* found In the old lad y'v
J u ly and S ep tem b er of e iu h y e m .
B ible th a t “ N o t a e tlic h X to be sold of
ii. b a te C o u rt m e e t* firs t M a n ila ) in
w h e t 1 f:c e !v give, becautc my fingers
e a ch m o j i l i
1,.1'e r-i.fi'z llieee a r t tales only fo r you,
• a r y money to r e h a b ilita te t h * 10 *4 ,
.M »» ooi n t » c o b t o rric s s sxn ro te
m y d e a r."
w hich he accordingly did, an d place!
M aavaa»,
W ith fe w exceptions such a rtic le s are
t h * roed In n f a i r eondltlon.
baton............................. hits* I d a Co»'e>’
re rely used, bu t ere held as keepsakes.
i n r b o r . . , , —------
. A le tn h v r G a rd n e r
Some y r.u rg hou.cw fvcs can 'show
.o ld B e a c h .
.............. J . W . R ib y
d raw e rs fu ll o f hom erpun linen which
iV e d d rrb u ru
. . . . C i L . W ake m an .
has been handed do w n fro m ge n era­
illlb e e ..........
. M r . k U B Uunsoll. tio n . Rome o f the linen is w o rn th ro ug h
M u r ta l......
a t th e folds. T h e o th e r d a y aged Re­
M r». V io la A . F r y .
becca A kcra died. E ach o f her t h r ee
............. A . M k ,b
. . . Atoes jtffm fT I F d a u g h te r* received tw o d r a w e r* o f
itfo rd
lin en *. N e a rly a ll th e g a rm e n t* are
D en m ark
. . . . . . . J. 8 . (h p i-s
m a d * on a p a tte rn com m on a c e n tu ry
L a n g lo is
B an kte®
ago. T h e towele and sheets e re ooavae
E c k le y ...
- . . . # , A . D a llie s homespun, home bleached and w id e of
hem.
v *
g iv in g p r io r it y In th e m a t t e r o f pay­
A n o d d ity t i e th e lo n g g ra y wool
m e n t to the eertlfiestee, allowanoee
stocking v-kn it by th e old women in th e
an d cost o f court, w hich aggregated
WANTS OOMMOM JU8TI0S.
style in re v o lu tio n a ry d a y *. Some of ab o u t MO,000, tb e
m in im u m
p ries
th e hosiery waa to la rg e t h a t the sto ck­ w h ich th e m aster nomml— tones w m
Working Men and Women of the in g * could be w o rn over tbe sh oe* ih allow ed to receive.
snowy w e a th e r. I t la e common th in g
P u rsu a n t to th e in s tru c tio n * o f th e
State Oppose MaUciona Lawe.
to find » Hnen b u ria l shroud la old
co urt, th e firs t Tu esd ay in Septem ­
women's effect», th e y h a vin g m a d *
In o rd e r to m ake a farce and a laugh-
ber. 1900, th e m aste r commissioner
tag etock o t popular governm ent and th e ir grav e h a b ilim e n t» w ith th e ir own offered th e p ro p erty fo r sale a t public
tb a In itia tiv e and referendum , tw o
hand* y e a r* ago, in c lu d in g stocking ^
auction.
N eg o tia tio n » were
b rin g
m eaaures have been In itia te d by tb a
glove» and cap.
m ade by one o f th e la rg » sta te sya-
big bualneas In te re s t* which a re dead­
-tem e fo r it» parches», b a t ow ing to
ly opposed to the rule o f th e common
, Parent* do not object to see saw end t h * fa ilu re to o b ta in c e rta in landed
people
One proposed law lim it* free
hammer, gimlet and screw-driver In tbeir concessions n t Velaeoo, th e directors
speech In cities o f 5,«on o r over and
sone’ hand* at a very U n d er age.' They declined to buy, and tb e m aster eonw
la so g larin g an exam ple nl class legis­
look, »ays Wide Awake, upon tool* a * a
lation th a t It Is a b s o liltlv revo ltin g
boy’s birth rig h t
But a bale girl is m laaloner received no bids. T h e sale
to a rig h t-th in k in g Indlvl.lual.
hurriedly told in a horrified tone to “pnt we» then postponed one week. Pour
And th e name people, w lo are In ­
thorn down,” “to not touch,” that she will days la te r the Galveston storm »wept
sistent th at fre e m e e d ) s iiu u ld be
out hereelf or pound her fingers and “ gat th e g u lf coast, c a rry in g death and <2a-
K.fim p er-d ar®
the cltixen * of
hurt” generally.
etru ctlo n in Ito p a th . S till, week a f t ­
the state of O rr'c -c !■ «^ islale against
B et tbe time is not fa r oil when there w ill e r week, fo r tw o m onths, th e road was
he pennte to
tiolr eernina«
be a room in the house set apart for their pu blicly cried fo r sale end no on * waa
»here, and hew fue>
-ase
A direct
Workbench, and that bonoband it* tool* will found to ta k e i t a t a prise onw
in d rid tl»
R U fiih g o f the law
be us free to tbe daughters as the ftoue. In
their fashionable brass-hammering and fo u rth th » va lu a tio n fixed b y tba
i>rn»es Ib ai t ta r u e i cou.il not ask
wocd-carving the girla have "got a taste” sta te railro ad commission and lea*
hi» n rlsh c.T to not u a tro n lte an eatab-
of jt . W e may expect to yet see the carpen­ th a n th e actual eoet o f t h * atari.
ti*'tflcf)>r fa t dvft-v.rfrd him . could
te r come to give lessons a * regularly as tha
T h e road u n der th e m anagem ent o f
x r .- t - c r nd coy course of action
music teacher. Why notl That eight ohll- t h * receiver, w hich h e * been able end
i e arn bis r.» 'c h i ire against being
drmi
out
ol
ten
would
Uge
i
t
bettor
there
I*
jv e c l-i t«o. T h e in eieu re however,
economical, has been unprofitable.
no doubt
ta r im - .i at li e organlgnjtiOM th a t are
T b e In a b ility to flo a t certificate» i*
A dozen year* taenoe certain branches of
» r - 'i’tig :o i* > - - e - e condition* for the
many trades w ill be largely occupied by n o w exhausted an d y e t th e reoeiver
■ethnic"' n e c le.
lilg h t thousand elg
women. W e shall see young women at i* bound under hie ap po intm en t and
in
.nb b ill i.e re aetured in
study and work In architects’ offices, in the bond to o p erate th a road. T h e eonrtW
" I t r n n i h editnrv where th e people
wall-paper designing roams, mixing paint* o rd e r d ire c t* th e m aster oorotnieaton-
>n a r< fc re riin iii of a s im ila r ordl
and stains and finishes and fresco washes. e r to sell th e road and y e t he cannot
ce dklcK U d IS » fo re»* o f big bust-
W e shall sea the student at the Harvard fin d a buyer. T h * la w fo rb id * th e
aes» o v .-r* hclmliii.-!y.
fh o w o rking
Annex emerge from her long companion­ abandonm ent o f tb e road and dictoton
mo;»le o: ibir. to .n ty ask you. tbe
ship w ith tha “ higher mathematics" with
o u - r t c l lii* s la te , to deal i.'a tly w ith
the "plaa* and elevations” of a house la t h a t the r a il* sh all n o t be removed.
tl.fm .m J dvicat the anti boycott and
one hand and a ’’bill of lumber" in tbe other T h is legal puaale 1» ho w praeentad to
s e ll free <-er-rh litVa.
aa “applied mathematics.” A t present the th a co urt fo r aolution.
Vote > ,» X N u ;' *71 X N O .
training, in geometry, aay, la so unapplied
that the “ sweet girl graduate” lay* tba tea-
A p p lic a tio n o f th e D utch m ethod o f
table w ith the cloth awry and the plate* at
all angles and distances, and ts serenely un­ d ik in g has resu lted in tbe recla m atio n
aware that ahe haa hung her water-oolor o f ab ou t 30.000 acres o f lo w -lyin g
arawtng crooked nntil some distressed oo- g rou nd in th e basin o f th e S acram ento
cupant ot tbe room pointe It out.
Tbe modern female hand and eye are so riv e r, C a lifo rn ia , below th e c ity o f Sac­
fa r untrained that not one young woman In ram ento , w h ile w o rk la In progress to
five can take shears and out across a breadth pro tect 20,000 m ore acres fro m tbe in ­
of good* unless she fold and crease tbe cu rsion * o f tb e In s t 15 o r lfi years. About
doth e r “slowly cut by a thread.”
100,000 acres a re y e t to be drain ed in
For myself, I have saved many a dollar tb e S acram ento bottom s and a le a a a re a
first end lost by betng “ handy with tools.”
When I waa a little girl and held a mortal in th e lo w la n d * o f th e valley o f th e San
objection to allowing my older brother any Joaquin. A tte m p t* a t d ik in g m ad * over
a--<v>mplishmeni.s which I hafi not, I con­ 20 years ago fa ile d because tb e sur­
ceived the brilliant Idea, one aummer'i face soils und tb e p e st ,i«ed In con­
is p ro b a b ly due to u ric
rainy day, of making myself a churn, which s tru c tin g th e dikes could n o t w ith stan d
a c id in th e system— the
was to be an exact reproduction in miniature
tb e w e a rin g effect o f th e r iv e r ’s c u rre n t.
of an old-fashioned instrument that my
blood must be purified—
grandmother used and called an “up-and- M uch m oney waa wasted and tb e dis­
tbe poisonous acid driven
heartened w o rke rs abandoned th e en ­
down” churn.
te rp rise. T h e new co m er* o n th * ground
o u t a n d g e n e ra l h e a lth
found ma under the obed diligently boring dug deeper th an th e ir predecessors and
must be improved.
a hole into a round piece of wood. Wishing found a bed o f p a tte r** c la y, w hich,
ta make himself agreeable ta see, I suppose,
w hen heaped u p In levees, 1* baked by
Thousands te s tify that
be inquired w h s tl was making. I replied
ta tbe moat matter-of-fact way, a * if I t were tb a aun to alm o s t tb e consistency o f
S c o tt’« Em ulsion rids tbe
the most common matter In tba world for p o tte ry . T b e accum ulated w a te r w it h ­
system o f poisonous acid
seven-year-old girls ta manufacture house­ in th e d ik e * ia discharged in to the r iv e r
hold taels, “ a chum ," and great waa my in­ by pu m p *. A system o f Ir rig a tio n o f
by enriching tbe impover­
dignation whan ha w aat away laughing a* th e h ig h e r p o rtion o f th e reclaim ed
ished blood, and its con­
If he bad heard the greatest Joke in the
world. A fte rth at I never met him, even after la n d * <* provided, and tba a p p a re n t con­
centrated nourishment is
trad ictio n I * presented o f tb e d ra in in g
1 had grown to tbe dignity of young lady
converted in to red blood
hood and trained gowns, but what he In­ and tbe Ir rig a tio n a t one tim e o f th e
quired w ith a moat aggravating interest if same body o f lan d . F o r a depth o f tw o
co rp u scles w h ic h J r io s
feet tb e land ia a m a t o f decayed ta le
out rheumatism.
sterna, and, w ith co ntrol o f th * w a te r,
th e fo rm e r iw a m p e have aaan mode th a
It is especially valuable
moat product Iva mmfia jt i h e a t o t o ,
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