THE MORNING OltEGOXIAy. SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 23. 1911. .
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF
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RECREATION PARK Tnty-e'!i,"4
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laaO. This tftrja at a.
MnrtlMwau lataaeX far laa City Km
la anal eele s la evader Is " fee
liaaa.a la la OnfiaUa euel efOce ay
a'clark Selarday weeing.
BOCUVAJID TO B lMPHOD NSXT
Ybmh. T!a Qr'tory Heipnts Improve
inant Association and t&a Hun City
-ara Iaiprovement Lmui ha screed
to work together tor tha Improvement
of bandy boulevard In 112. Tata move
mect Include pavlna ot tha atrcat to
Ihe city limits a demanded by tha
lircsory Hals tits Aasoclatlon.' This
ciuo circulated petitions demsnd:ng
that tha streetcar company ralay lt
track by t&a first of tha year to Easf
rieventy-second atrevt and to tha city
llmita by July 1. lsli. but mod.ned Ita
demands to conform to the plan of
tha Koee City r"ark Improvement
Uruf to have tha track made double
and the Improvement completed In 1911.
It would have been Impossible to Uy
tha track by January 1. 1S13, a the
company haa not the rail. It will cost
tha company more than lloO.OOO to lay
doubla track to th city limit.
OVERHIAU B.KDT TaAfTC ArMOTlO.
The tentative plan of the O.-W. K. t
i. Co. to bull-l a, viaduct for It track
over the Sandy boulevard at tha gen
eral crossing at Kant Thirty-seventh
street. Is aid to have the general ap
proval of property owner and resi
dent. This pln waa proposed by the
railroad company as a solution of tha
problem. Objection have been made
10 the construction of a viaduct by
which 5andy boulevard woulJ be car
ried over th railroad a It would dam
age the adjacent property, but the plan
11 carry tha railroad abuve the !am1y
boulavard haa met with lea objec
tion. At present all the trains are re
quired to come to a top at tills cross
ing;. It I announced that the engineers
of the railroad company are worklntr
oa plan for the proposed overhead
track. '
Kni Titt Tars: to Ii-iss Cm-b-iioi-sa.
In the Rose City Tark Presby
terian Church a mass nieetlliK-l to be
h'ld next Wednesday nlarht by the Hose
City I'ark Improvement 1-eae.ue to dis
cus construction of a clubhouse. The
liose City Club was oricanlied and In
corporated with $10.0)0 car.1 ml stock,
and ground have been obtained on
Sandy boulevard and East Fifty
seventh street. It I proposed to Issue
bond and membership to pay for the
site and construct a clubhouse. At
Wednesday' meetlnr construction of
the buildlnc will be tha principal topic.
Hans for the bulldlnc will be placed
on exhibition.
MiTOK Akicko to Trro Tovn Missmo.
Mrs. Rosa Rlchardn. of 1H North
Mllwood avenue. Wtrhlla. Kan., has
written to Mayor Rushlluht. Inquiring
for her titers. Mr. Anna Berry and
Mr. Sophia r'mlth. Phe believe thnm
n be In Tortland or vicinity. Mr.
Franklin A. Martin, of I5 Union atreet.
Ilartfror. Me.. Is aeeklnc Information
r-gardlnff Judson Allen Douglas, atted
IS years, whom ahe thinks may be In
thl city. Oeorsje K. McCord. secretary
to the Mayor. I endeavoring to learn
something of these mlsslnc persona
Arro I'ptvrv. Bcvbw Escapb Is
jvht. Gains; at a rapid rate, an auto
mobile carrylna- even person turned
turtle on th Base Una road Dear East
Seventieth atreet. at I o'clock yester
day morning and all of the party es
caped Injury. Th car was driven by
C II. Nalman. but he and all of hi
guest proceeded to their homes with
out belna; Identified. I'atrolman Jonea
heard of the accident and went to the
scene. He reports that tha place la a
hasardoua one and recommend that a
light be established.
J. W. MKNiir n-At, IIn.r. The
funeral ot J. W. Menalea, who died at
til Rural avenue. Wednesday, waa held
Thursday afternoon from the Oresham
Methodist Episcopal Church. Inter
ment was made In Hall Cemetery. 14
miles east of Portland. Mr. Menalea
wa (1 year 1 montl and 1 day old.
He ! survived by five children. The
children are: Mr. Mell Hoyt. C M.
Menxles. J. Arthur Mensles and Mrs.
I.aura Bretscher. all nf Portland, and
aire. Lulu Strebln. of Oresham.
HoLOATI StVIl RtMOXITtlTOM Wis.
F.x-Msyor Lane yesterday morning;
won ht point In favor of a reassess
ment of the Hols:ate extension of the
Brooklyn sewer. Insofar a a recom
mendation from the ewer committee
of the Council roe. The subject was
referred to City Frrlneer Hurlburt
and City Attorney Grant, aa there la
a question of engineering and of law
Involved. The remonstrators maintain
that ther are assessed for something
for which others should pay.
Actcc to B 8aid to MisaioXARixs.
A farewell service to Mr. and Mre.
Clarence Pteel. missionaries to Biam.
will be held In the Westminister Pres
byterian Church tomorrow mornlns;.
Mr Steel la th aon of Mr. and Mr a.
R. R Pteele. of Portland, and haa been
assistant superintendent of the Oregon
Idaho T. M. C. A. for om time. He
and Mr. St, will have work alone
the T. M. C. A- lines In their new mis
sionary field.
piAnrnrr O era Vxaotc-r. A verdict
In favor of the nlalntll for IJOO waa
returned yesterday by a Jury which
tried In Judge MorroWg department of
the Circuit Court the eult of . O. H.
Ratliff against the Portland Railway.
Light tt Power Company. The plaintiff
wa knocked down and severely In
jured by a streetcar at Fifth and Stark
streets on February 1.
Hals Bloci Solo for IISOOO. The
half block on th north. !' of East
Taylor treet. between l"nlon and
Orand avenuea. waa sold this week by
P. W. Thorsen to the Oregon Realty
Company for HS.0OO. The "property
Is composed of lot S. 4. t and . block
7. East Porr'.and. and Is occupied by
frame bullding.
Rrr. Johx H. BoTr, pastor. First
rresbyterlan Church. Alder and Twelfth.
Morning subject: "A Simple Creed for
a Large Life." Evening. "Aiming for
the Best." This church welcome all
to Us worship and fellowship. Sunday
school opens todsy In all department,
at 12:10 P. M.
Manga. "-.-Hoot, to Mrcr. There wlfl
be a preliminary business meeting of
the modern school In room 414 Behnke
Walker building. Fourth street, be
tween Morrison and Yamhill streets.
at o'clock tonight. All Interested I
In th movement- are Invited.
Horn, ron Saub.
Hotel. 140 rooms. with bath, fur
nished throughout; first-class In every
respect: central'.y located: doing good
business: long lease. Address Hotel.
D 411. Oregonian.
Harvxt Rr-v-gg Calkir. p. D.. from
Campor. India. will speak Sunday
morning and evening, at Centenary M.
E Church- Hear the orchestra.
The Hotei. Srwaari I quoting pe
dal rates to a limited number of per
manent guta
Howi A Mabttx. Dat-oorsT, now at
Id looexlon. 111 Waabiagtoa St.
- a
MtunA Baro Receives TJsnroRaU.
Member! of the Naval M.Utla Band of
Portland have received their new nal
forma. Thev were Issued laat Wednea
day night. The full dress and the blue
service uniforms were furnished. The
Oregon organliatlon probably ha the
distinction of being the Orst Naval
Reaerve Band to be outfitted by the
United Statea Navy Department with
regulation uniform. Rehearsals are
held every Wednesday evening on the
main deck of the I'nlted Statea steam
ship Boston, now moorad at the foot of
Jefferson street. The number pf mea
allowed a Navy band la 2 and tha
membership now la 20 men.
Sociitt Ward Won-D BB CARr-Ewrrm.
Superintendent Gardner ot the Boy'
and tilrls" Aid Society of Oregon, seeks
a borne for a boy Ked 17. where be
can learn the carpenter trade and re
ceive his board and clothing. Thl lad
ha ben for some years pat In a
country home, ha pnsied through the
grammar grad and desires to learn,
carpentering. Applications should be
addressed to the office of the oclety.
at the corner of East Twenty-ninth and
Eaat Irving atreeta Telephone East i,
B 1404.
MorWT Tabor Ct-tarR Posttovbd.
Owing to the doubtful weather and
shortened daylight the Maiamas ' Club
haa postponed Its proposed "climb" of
Mount Tabor. The club members will
meet for a reunion tonight at S o'clock
at the home of Edward P. Sheldon, at
:l Halsey street. The programme will
consist of story-telling and picture ex
hibit In connection with the Summer
trip of members of the club.
Looorr Dtr.s or IsjrRiM. Hans Han
son, aged li. who waa Injured In a
lumber mill, at River Mills, last Thurs
day morning, died at St. Vincent' Hos
pital yesterday morning. Hi back wa
broken and several ribs were fractured.
He waa rushed to Portland on a spe
cial train furnleued by the Oregon
Water Power company. He remained
In a comatose state until hi death.
JonK A. Beck la Iu John A. Beck.
a wll-knom-n Jewel.-r. la erlously 111
at his home, at s Trinity Place, but
his physicians hope for his recovery.
Mr. Heck ha not been well for sev
er! month but wa not taken to hi
bed until a few day ago.
Fam. Fatal to Sai.esua. Charles
P. Hancke. salesman for Pearson. Pag
Co.. who fell from a streetcar Thurs
day nlfht. fracturing his skull, died at
St. Vincent' Hospital yesterday morn
ing. He was year old and la ur
vlved by a widow.
Leo or MfTrox An Loin Muttom
Chops, luc; mutton stew la 6o, Oregon
Norway creamery butter. lc; special
at St. Francis Market. Washington t.,
between First and Second ta.
"Tn Oop-Fiixed Lire" will be Luther
R liyott s theme In the Flrat Congre
gational Church tomorrow, at 11 A. M.
Ir. Iyotfa theme at 7:45 P. M.. "Per
sonality and Success."
Puwoat ExrrRsioM. Cascade Locks,
11 .round trip: steamer Bailey Oataert
lravea Alder-street dock at I A. M.,
returns 5:30 P.
M.
Phone Main 14,
A 11S.
A Frw more ton Beaver Hill nut
coal "the cream of the coal" old
cheap to make room. Phone Main 164.
NEW YEAR CELEBRATED
HOSII IIASHAXAII SERVICES IV
SYNAOOGCtS TODAY.
I'rayrr Tills Mornlns to Continue
From 6:4 5 Until t o'clock.
Kant's Horn to Sound.
Solemn services will be held In all
the Portland synagogues this morning
In commemoration of Roah Hashanah.
or Jewish new year, one of the most
sacred feast days In the Jewish cal
endar. The holiday began at sundown
yesterday when aorvlces were held In
all tha Portland synagogue. Tha serv
ices this morning, which are even more
Impressive, consist of two prayera,
known aa the morning prayer and th
additional prayer. Tha flrat eervtee
will begin at 5 o'clock and will con
tinue until o'clock. The second part
of tha aervlre will oonslst largely of
prayers with choral accompaniment
and the reading of the scrolls. A fea
ture of thla service la tha blowing of
the ram's horn, called shofar. which Is
ordained by tha scriptures.
As the holiday thla year falls on Sat
urday, this part of the service In orth
odox congregatlona will be deferred un
til tomorrow. This Is one of the two
occasions In the year when the mem
bers of tha congregation kneeL
The services In tha Portland syna
gogues will be as follow:
Temple Beth Isarel: Rabbi Jonah B.
WIh officiating; aervlcee will be held
thla roornmg at 10 o'clock. Dr. Wise
will lecture on the significance of Hoeh
Hashanah. Mr a. Rose Bloch-Bauer has
prepared a special mualcal programme
and has augmented the regular quar
tet, consisting of Mrs. Rose Bloch
Bauer, soprano and director: Mre. M.
Marx, contralto: William Boyer. tenor,
and Dom J. Zan, baritone, by adding
Mr. Etrhenlauh. violinist; Charlea Pun
can Raff, cellist, and Philip Pels,
cornet.
There will be aolo and trio numbers,
and Mra. Bauer will sing "A Prayer."
by N. A. Maacheronl. Mr. Couraen will
preside at the organ.
A special programme has also been
arranged for atonement ervlce. in
which Mr. Zan will take a prominent
part In the chanting. Mr. Raff will
play the cello solo "Kol Nldra."
Ahaval Sholom Synagogue: Raw. R.
Abrahamson officiating! services will
be beld this morning at T o'clock; and
evening at 7 o'clock: Sunday morning
at 7 o'clock; Sunday evening at 7
o'clock. At tomorrow morning's ser
vice at 10 o'clock. Rabbi Jonah B. Wise
will deliver a sermon on the "Union of
lraL
Nsvah Zdek Talmud Torah Syna
gogue: Rev. H. N. Heller officiating;
services this morning at 7 o'clock; this
evening at 7:30 o'clock and Sunday
jnornlng at 7 o'clock.
First Street Synagogue: Rev. Plotkln
officiating! services will be held at the
same hours as at the Nevah Zedek Tal
mud Torah Synagogue.
Tiforeth Israel Synagogue. (Eaat
Eighteenth street between Alberta and
Sumner streets. Alberta); services will
be held at Rah Synagogue; Rev.
Schochet officiating.
JUDGES PLEASE MOTHERS
Every Baby In Mllwankle Show Re
eclvee a Prise.
Mllwaukle Grange Platrlct Fair
opened In Crystal Lake Park. Mnwau
kle. Thursday with an address by W.
J. Kerr, president of Oregon Agri
cultural College, and yesterday aft
ernoon a baby enow waa neia in tne :
park auditorium under the charge ot j
Captain James r. c ' " """""""
baoiee were exhibited by mothers and
relatives. Three Judges selected the
priie-wlnners. who were:
Handsomest under II month Girls
first prise, Mussetta Loretta Truck;
second prise. Pauline, Cecil Baker;
third prlie. Florence Toates. Boys
first prise. Harry Wltte; second prlxe.
William Arthur Gould; third prise,
Violet Large.
Fattest baby Prise was won by Ar
thur Howlett. A special prlsa of a
small bank containing II, offered by
the Mllwe.uX-1 Bank, waa won by Flor-
lompjea. iiuuuci-
soms methods in
all lines of busi
ness activity sr
giving way to
simpler ones
I a r g ely because
they are safer.
Thus, a Certifi
cate of Title la
safer than an ab
stract because it
shows in a single
page the- exact
condition of title,
and is fully guar
anteed to bs cor
rect. TITLE
AND TRUST CO.
Lewis Bid?., 4th
and Oak.
ence Toates for the most popular baby.
This prize vu awarded by vote ot the
audience, 180 votes being cast. After
the principal prizes were awarded all
the bablea taking part In the contest
were given prizes of some kind and
itvery mother went away pleased. Cap
tain Shaw was assisted In the contest
by his daughter, Mrs. A. H. Innle.
George C. Brownell delivered an ad
dress.
A very creditable display Is made ot
agricultural, horticultural and domes-
tie articles.
This afternoon M. L. Pratt, of Port
land, will deliver an address on "The
I'evelopment and Expansion of our
Public School System." A large dele
gatlon of Clackamas County school
teachers will attend. Governor West
Is expected to be present.
WOMAN DENIES THEFT
Minneapolis Pair Ordered Held for
9850 Steal Camera Konglit.
An attitude of myatery, which, how
ever, the police aay. does not mystify
them a little bit, is maintained by a
woman prisoner, . arrested Thursday
night In company with "Two Spot"
John Marcue, on information from Min
neapolla where they are said to have
obtained S50 Illegally.
Asserting that an effort to clear her
self would bring prominent people Into
the case, the woman has refused to
give any Information concerning her
self, although asserting her complete
Innocence. When Captain Baty sug
gested that she could prove her In
nocence by being photographed that
her picture could be sent to Minneapo
lis, she refused with determination, and
she also says she will fight extradition.
.The woman Is said to have defrauded
a man In Minnesota, fleeing with
Marcus on the proceeds. Marcus Is
known to the police and makes no
secret of his Identity, but asserts that
the case Is all fixed up.
"Why, they arrested me In Canada
for this Job," be Bay.
A telegram from th Minneapolis
police, received yesterday, ask for the
holding of the two, and It will be com
plied with.
WHEREJO DINE.
All the delicaole of the season at th
Portland Restaurant. Fine private apart
menta for ladle. Sua Wash, near its at.
Ton embrace an opportunity when
you dine at the Aider Restaurant. 141
Aider street.
To live well I to eat well: Try The
Criterion. II Sixth street.
Slaver Pleads Good Intent.
Pleading that all his actions toward
the woman with whom he waa arrested
were for the purpose of reforming her,
P. S. Abbey, alias Wflllara Anthony,
alleged white slaver, made a futile de
fense In Municipal Court yesterday. He
was found guilty, with" sentence In
abeyance, and la undergoing further In
vestigation by the Federal authorities.
Abbey came here from Seattle nearly
two years ago. In company with Minnie
MltohelL
Is your husband cross T An Irritable,
fault-finding disposition la often duo
to a disordered etomach. A man with
good digestion Is nearly always good
natured. A great many have been per-
manemiv ruiou w oii'ium u nuuuia vy
taking Chamberlaln'a Tablets. For sale
Our Store Will Be Open From
8 A. E to 10:30 F. VL Today.
F. P. YOUNG
Ladies' Haberdasher,
323 Morrison St,
Opposite Hotel Portland. v
New Waists
Made in snappy tailored effects
in linen or madras. 1.98, $2.50,
$3.00 and up to $6.50
$7 Taffeta Waists, FpL, $3.48
Black, navy, brown.
New Gloves
$1.25 2-clasp, Dent's make, 9S
White, blaek and colors.
2-elasp Anglns, best in the world
pair S2.00
2-clasp Toreador, extra value
pair '. 91.50
Hosiery
35e ladies' black or tan, special,
a pair -23
New Neckwear.
New Handkerchiefs-
White Temple Pulpit
Walter Beawell Illasea, Minister.
TWELFTH AXD TAYLOR STREETS.
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MEETINGS FOR THE WEEK:
Sunday School 9:45 A. M.. RALLY DAT
EXERCISES. All Invited.
Sunday MornlnsT Sermon, XI o'clock
Subject, "TERTIfS."
B. T. P. Lower Temple. :15 P. M.
Subject,- "CHl Kril WORK." Leader,
J. D. Xellan.
Sunday Evening- Service. 7:10 Subject,
SHOl'LD A MAX BE DAMNED FOR
DOI.XG M1THIXG f " Baptism at the
after-meeting-.
Prayer Meeting- Next Thursday, S P. M.
Pr. Klnson's topic will be "SAtX"
In the Acts.
STRAJKRt ESPECIALLY IXVITED.
Have Something of Exceptional
Interest
For
en
Saturday
We will have on speeial sale 200 doz
en men's pure silk knitted accordion
Neckties. The popular, pood-looking,
durable, stylish Fall neckwear. The
kind you pay SX.00 and $1.50 for,
Special Saturday
65c
pennons
"firon 6WVCSAHD uhs.-.clias
309 Morrison, Opposite Postoffice.
Insurance
Companies
are always watching for
"Smoker's Heart." Be
sure they don't get you!
Smoke a light, domestic
blend a
Genl Arthur
Mud 10c Cigar
VL A. Gunst CO, Co, Distributors
Heidelberg
"THE PRINCE OF
PILSENER"
Will Arrive in October
Finest Land.
in Oregon ,
Hlg-hly suitable for small farms. On
electrlo line. Prices reasonable,
with easy terms.
1 AND 2-ACRE TRACTS
laqnlr S3S Stark 81 Fortlaaa, Osv
Established 1900
OYER TEN YEARS OF SUCCESS
NETH & CO.
COLLECTORS
Worcester BIdz- Portland, Or.
Lowest Prices Prompt Delivery
United Coal Co.
Mir. 2403, A 7432304 Meny St.
Foster & Kleiser
High Grade Commercial and Eleetria
SIGNS
Kaat Ttb aaeT Eaat Everett
rtssn Eaat lltli 1
rT""1.:1', PARKER'S
i. v 1 una DAI QAM
- - A J ei.i gag b ntifUs th hals.
' r Prontout s ldxuriAnt growth.
- T 1 J 5rrr Vails to BMtore OrT
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Underwood sales exceed
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Take no substitute. Ask for HORLICK'S.
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Tilford Bldg Tenth nd Morrison.
Portland Academy
PRIMARY AXD GRAMMAR SCHOOU
wAnrfav fiantsmber 11. Does the
wora or th srades la sevee years. Expeii
aeed tachr la vr rrade. 6pelal at
tenuoa to reading, spelllna. inmmir,
reosraphy and artthmsUo. Tor full Infor
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"The Ritz-Carlton of the Northwest'
Special Announcement
The Carlton Restaurant
Announces the Opening of a
CRAWFISH GRILL
OPEN TILL MIDNIGHT"
Where special attention will be paid to the serving of
shellfish dinners and suppers jit moderate prices.
Music by Frederick W. Smith's Orchestra.
a
TOMORROW, SUNDAY,
A SPECIAL TABLE D'HOTE DINNER WILL BE
SERVED FROM 5:30 TO 8 O'CLOCK AT ONE DOLLAR
t -
MENU
J Oyster Cocktsll
Celery
Mock Turtle aa Madere
Chicken Bouillon en Cup
Ol'vc
, " Paupltls of Halibut a la Cardinal
Fommei Chateuz
Bwaetbread Fettle a la Bunter
Filet Mlgnoa Larded. Bordelals
Fried Sweet Potato Stuffed Tomato
Botst Prima Bibs Beef an Jus '
Mashed Potatoes Stringless Beana
Bprina Chicken Stuffed. Glblet
Salad a la Princes -Pudding
a la Belne
Philadelphia Ice Cream and Cake
Apple PI a la Mode Watermelss
Edam Cheese Toasted Cracker
Cafe Nolr - .'
Fourteenth, Washington and
Bnrnslde Streets. Portland, Or.
PICTURES
AND
pictur'e
FRAMING
40c, 60c, $1.00, $1.50, $2.00, $3.50 and $5.00. ' -
Framed Picture Department Counter goods selling from 5o up to
$1.00. In the better grade of framed goods, the subjects are carefully
selected, handsomely framed and moderately priced. .
Moldings for Frames Many new and novel patterns have been
added to this line for -your Fall and Christmas selections. Antique
golds and soft, pretty finishes in brown, grays, greens and blacks. A
very large line of the small artistic designs for dainty effects with
mats or special mounts. a x-
Beady-Made Frames All. of the very finest finishes : Antique,
Roman and Etruscan golds, imitation and hand-carved effect, Circas
sian walnut, Flemish brown, grays and blacks. Try the effect of
your picture in one of these frames.
Artist Materials for the professional, commercial and amateur artist
Colors, Brushes, Canvas and Sundries.
whoiesai, SANBORN, VAIL & CO.
17ff FIRST STREET
Largest Variety of Pictures, Framed Pictures, Moldings and -Artist
Materials on Pacific Coast
6CHOOI4 AND
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Facts
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Individual instruction..-
Over a million dollars a year being
earned by our former students.
"nncrnflN? secured for students whei
IUJIIJUIk) C0MPETEKI WllnOUT LoAkUC
BUSINESS COLLEGE
Fourth Street, One-Half Block From Morrison.
All downtown carlines-4 in number near our door. No trans
fer necessary.
160 new typewriters.
1397 calls for help last year.
Graduates guaranteed positions, or tuition refunded.
Day and night sessions.
L M. WALKER, PRES." O. A. BOSSERMAN, MGR.
hSum
G. C. LARil,
- Manager.
SHEET AND FRAMED PICTURES
Novelty Prints 25c, 50o and $1.00. New
subjects in oil, Landscapes and Marines, at $2.50,
$4.00, $5.00 and up to $30.00.
Hollywood Carbons This is one of the strong
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