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THE COOS BAY TIMES, MARSHF1ELD, OREGON, MONDAY, AUGUST 16, 1915..EVEMIMG EDITION.
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Capital, Surplus and Undivided
Profits $118,000
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Officers
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MARSHHELD-ROSEBURG AUTO LINE
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New Dodge Cars Fare $7.00
REFERS TO THEIR
DAVID STARR JORDAN SPEAKS
AT GATHERING
Says Conflict Was Started liy Men
U'lio Wanted to Hold
Their Positions
LONG REACH, Calif., Aug. 10.-
STRP TYPHHS FEVERISIZE OF KN
English Admit American Medical GERMAN' COUPS DAS -11,01)0 MEN
ARM
PRODUCTION IX 1011 WAS LESS
TIIAX IX ll)lil
Deep Mining Ontiiit rails Off Wlillo
Placer Output Is on Increase
Official Iteport Mndo
Service OutsdOjm Tliom
Over iioo.ooo i)0
of Disease
AXI) 1 1,000 HORSES
.Mala Procession :I0 Miles long nnil
Require 110 Hallway Trains
to Transport Them
Tho value of the gold, sliver, cop
per, nnil lend produced nt mines In
Oregon In 191-1, nceording to Chnrlcg
Q. Ynle, of tho United States geolog
ical survey, wns $1,070,153, compar
ed with $1,7-10,102 in 1913 and
5SI0.SS5 lii 1912, and a decrease of
$70,219 from the value. In 191-1.
tho None (lescllschaftllcho Corrcs-! , " "', , 101, ,
, , , . . , . all metals In 1911 and also In tho
mr Asociatod r io t,o nr Tim.i
UK It MX, Aug. 10. A writer
In,
ponilondenz has been trying to visu
alize to tho caU8ital reader tho dl
(nr Asoollel IrM Io Drm rr Timet
LOXDOX, Aug. 1G. A report
ilist rocolvpil frnm llm lti-ll Id. !),.,!
Dr. David Starr .Ionian declared to Cm vm-M. i.. c.i.u ..i...
I tho peace nsembly that tho present hluhlv of the work of n. a,,-m
KiiroDcon war started by strategists, contingent there
"Old men who did not want to ho! Tho work of tho Ame. leans
. " b H0 ,WU10UC already challenges comparison with nionslons of troops as they march
shoved of tho stago they were." Ho what tho U.Itlsh workers have land fight. A German nrmv corps, ho
assorted that as n result of tho con-jdono." says tho report, "and It prom-jsays, consists of 41.000 men, 1-1.000
met, tho nations Involved would bo ,. soon to outstrip us. An Inter- horses, and 2,100 vehicles, Including
reduced by losses of tho host men (national Sanitary Commission, of tho cannon. Such n body of men and
to .Nntlona of mollycoddles." w,ch Sir Ualp, Paget Is chairman. 'their belongings make a procession
has been established with headquar-l about thirty miles long on a single iGi of wnCn $i 03 m-j Camo
tors at Xish. Under It the general road. Kvcn when In pretty cloo'Ico,; mincs and 6 18,317 from
medical and sanitary work of tho touch with the enemy tho length of'-
.. . . .. " '
XATIOXAfi ltlCSKltVKH TUHNKI)
IX 9!!,n00,()00 IX VIJAK
ITALY'S XLW PLAX
number of producing minds.
Tho gold output in 1914 decreas
ed 2.2 per cent. Tho decrenso In tho
gold output was 51.00 per cent of
tho total decrenso In valuo of all
mctnls produced In tho state in 191 1
as compared with 1913.
Tho gold production wns $1,591,-
from
plac-
(o eminent Cuts Out Pihate Con
tractors In Supplying Army
tnj- AaaocUlM rrcis to Coot D17 Tlmri.
UO.MH, Aug. 10. In nn effort to
country has boon roughly apportion
ed between the different cooperat
ing nations. France lias chargo of
tho northern linlf of tho country,
avoid tho manoeuvers of dishonest ull(1 tho United States of tho South,
speculators, tho Italian War Offlco ',,,n nl ltH Inuncdlato neighbor
ing decreed tho abolition of tho sys- ,l')01' I8 under tho Itusslans. Tho
turn of private contracts for nicati I5rlllsh havo had euro of tho army
smillHcH to tlui nrmliia In llm rinld ' tlllll most of tho boRliltnl wnrlr. V.'i.
, TI10 government proposes to encour-j ccl't what tlio Serbians themselves
ago tho fnrmlng Industry Is buying nro llng.
direct from tho farmer distributing' "This plan is working smoothly
tho order equitably through nil the 'nndjwcll; but tho share of tho bur-
! provinces of tho kingdom according lIcn which tho United States is bear-
to tlitj relatlvo capacity of tho local i '"K continually Increases, and will
fnrm lauds.
Provincial commissions, each In
cluding representatives of tho mili
tary nnil agricultural Interests and
a delegate from tho local Chamber
of Commcrco.nro to select and buy
tho stock from the farmer at tho
ruling prlco. In rases where farmers
tho corps Is about 15 miles; and
when tho front detachments becomo
involved in battlo It will bo flvo or
six hours heforo tho men in tho rear
get Into action to assist them. Before
Tho decrease- of gold from tho
deep mines was $133,938, and tho
Increase from tho pincers was $97,
0S9. Tho placer mines of tho state,
which In 1913 yielded $150,02S in
H.i- i ii ... -.
mis uur uegau u was generally as- BollIi ,,ro(i1Icot, S 18.317 In gold In
sumed that a single corps would oc-l1014 nn ncrca80 ot 2.G8 per cent,
cupy about 2 1-2 to 3 miles of tho Tno hydraulic mincs yielded $178,
flghtlng llnojbut in actual exper- Sr,e ln go(1 ln 10n; tho drift mines
Icnco it has boon found that tho av-!?12C mid tll0 mlrfnco pincor8 nn,i
erago front of a corps Is considerably , dredges combined $30 1,992. Only
broader, namely, 3 1-2 to 5 miles.' ,irc.ico wna i.. oncratlon but tho
increase. Dr. Itlchard Strong, head
of tho Amorican Commission, is nn
oxceptionnl man of wldo experlenco
nnd ho lias behind liim tho practic
ally unlimited finmilclal resources of
tho wondorfiill Rockefeller Founda
tion. "Tho United States, moreover,
refiiso to soil at tho prlco fixed, thol'8 t,1(3 01ll' nation which at tho mo-
method followed in th state requ
isition of horses will bo applied.
'AX V.I! PIIOKITS
Breakwater
CiorinaiH llnvu Xew Plan of liais
ing Kiinds for ('ovoiiiiiicnt
111; lt4 Prr.. Id loi tlmj 'llu... 1
DltlCSDKX, fiermany, Aug. 10.
A commltteo appointed by tho Dres
den chamber of Industry to study tho
problem of taxing war profits has
reported that such n tax Is not feas
ible, because It cannot bo equitably
assessed.
Wlillo expressing tho view that In
prlnclplo a war profit tax would bo
reasonable and justified, tho com
mittee notes that In carrying tho
proposal Into effect It would bo nec
essary to consider In tho caso of
each Individual concern, tho loss en
tailed by Its not having been nblo
to dispose of goods manufactured
before tho war, tho oxpenso of con
certing Its plant to war purposes,
I and tho difficulty of resuming Its
normal business when peaco Is res
'toredtored. In theso circumstances
jtho real "war profits" could only bo
' fixed accurately long after tho end
'of tho war. .
mout can spare an almost limitless
supply of doctors. A party of 25 ad
ditional American doctors is expect
ed shortly at Salonika. They are tho
advanro guard or n contingent of
150 or more. As they laud they will
bo detached, singly and In twos nnd
threes, to all points over Serbia
whore they nro most needed.
"Tho typns has now boon reduced
to such coniparnjtlvoly trivial pro
portions that ono almost begins to
speak of It In tho past tense,
although thoro will bo ninny thou
sands of deaths from it yet. Tho to-
'Inl number during tho winter nnil
spring was well over 200,000.
"There are now 120 Urltlsh doc
tors and nurses In Sorbin. Thoro
havo been no new wounded for flvo
months; typhus and typhoid havo
declined until thoy nro now no long
'er a serious publfc monnnco, nnd
rholera however anxiously nwnltcd,
has not yet arrived.
An army ot ten corps Is not very
large, as armies go ln war; but oven
such nu army would fight on a front
of some thlrty-sovcii miles, and tho
man who undertook to walk from
gold dredged for exceeded tho com
bined yield of nil tho other forms of
plnccr mining In tho state. In 1911
thoro woro ln operation in Oregon
5G productive hydraulic mines, 0
ono wing to tho other would rcqulro drift mines nnd 15 aurfaco placers
12 or II hours in doing It. (Including a dredge), 77 In nil, n
Tho shipment of an army corps Idecrcaso of 51.
MUST PAY TAX
War
by rail Is no small tindcrtnklne.
Tho troops nlono require G7 trains,
wlillo the artillery, commissary and
other belongings cnll for 11 trains
n total of about lid trains.
Tho feeding ot u corps nppcars
to bo a big problem when tho matter
Is worked out on tho baBls of daily
consumption of cncii man and each
horse. Tho dally nvorago ration of
n soldier In tho. Gorman army wolghs
about 3.0 pounds, while n horse gots
his 13 pound of oats, nnd tho largo
draught horses considerably moro. j 191.2. In milling tho ores tho nvor
Tlieso figures work out at about ago recovery per ton from both bul
97,000 pounds of food for tho men lion nnd concentrates was $9,299 In
nnd about 185,000 pounds for tho I gold nnd $0,290 In silver,
horses, as n minimum. There Is thus In 1911 tho counties of TTnkor,
nearly 300,000 pounds of provisions I Coos, Crook, Grant and Mainour
to bo moved forward ovory tiny, not j show n combined decrenso of gold
From 28 deep mines (a docrcaso
of 17) 12 1,331 tons of oro woro mln
ed and treated In 1911, a decrenso
of 31,570 tons. Of this quantity 100,-
422 tons wcro milled, 12,815 tons
wero sent to concentrating mills, nnd
j 1,59 1 tons wont to smoltcrs. Thoro
woro nlso 500 tons of old tailings
treated, yielding $1.70 por ton. Tho
nvorago recovered value from tho sil
iceous oro in 1911 was $8.99 por
ton in gold and silver, as compared
with $8.21 in 1913, mid $G.St ln
to mention ammunition. Under tho
most favornblo conditions, therefore,
it rails for a train of 150 wagons
to bring up the food for each day.
CARRY BAGS TO
PROTEST AGAINST SHELL
KKLOXS AID AVAIt
Prisoners In Knglnml Provide Much
Material for Army
inr AMorlitfJ rre to Coot Day Time.)
LOXDOX, Aug. 10. All tho Jails of earth on their
amounting to $94,111, and tho coun
ties of Curry, Douglas, Jackson, .Tos
cphlno, Lnno and Whcolor, show a
combined Incrcnso of $57,8C2.
Tho southwestern counties of Oro
gon, Including Coos, Curry, Douglas,
Jackson, .Tosophlno, nnd Lmio, yield
ed n combined production of $100,
085 In gold nnd $7,418 In silver. Tho
Increase in gold output in 1914 ns
compared with 1913 was $57557.
in tno uortiicnstorn counties
linker, Crook, Grant, Malheur, and
thoro was combined gold
hostilities. Tho ordinary prison work
has been suspended whorovor pos
sible and both malo nnd fomnIoprts-
Does Xot Kxcept fiorniuu.s
Front .Meeting Clmirli Dues
Illy Auoitilikl I'rm Io Coo, nr Time.
liKRLIX, Aug. 1C Fighting for
Hut Vntlinrlnni. ilnorf Tint nvninnt nun
from paying tho universal church I oncr8 ,,BV0 .bcc lve'1 'l'loyinont
tax, according to n ruling by tho
highest authorities who havo beoa
deliberating on countless appeals for
Tho "chief church council" of tlto
evangelical curch decides that a man
Italian Iiifantr.Miien Have a Xovi-I
.Means of Avoiding Injury
When Under 1'lro
lllf AocltM rilM Io Coo. n7 Timet.
ItOMK, Aug. 10. Tho Italian in
fantrymen protect tlioniselves against. Whcolor
shrapnel whllo advancing on trenches y0Id of $1,431,307, of which Unkor
by crawling on all fours with bag8lonr)y 90 ,)0r conti Tho ,iocron80 ln
backs. Theso af- coi,i fr0m theso counties In 1914 nn
and prisons ln Groat Uritaln havo ford sufficient protection against compared wnn 1913 wa 193 goo,
been turned Into manufactories of I ordinary ahrnpnol bullets and shell 'ho placer gold ylold In 1914 was
war niaionai siuco tno . outbreak of fragments, un Mining, tno men con- jton nsn nn inprensn of "7 7fiR
1 t--- . -- -
struct temporary parapets witn tueir
bags. It was by this method that
tho Itallnus carried flvo miles of
Austrian entrenchments on the Cnrso
recently.
Iess Timber Sales Lo-is Than Last
Year Hut Other Hecclpts Wero
Larger
PORTLAND, Ore., Aug. 11. Tho
National forests turned Into tho U.
S. Treasury during tho flscnl year
ended Juno 30, 1915, nearly $2,
500,000, an Incrcnso of moro than
$ 10,00 over tho receipts of tho pre
vious year, according to n state
ment JiiBt issued by tho Forest sor-
vlco. Tho timber sales, which am
ounted to $I,1G 1,000 yielded on ac
count of tho depressed condition ot
tho lumber Industry about $79,000
less than those of tho previous fls
cnl year, but tho gain was mndo pos
s'blo by largor revenues from other
sources. Tho grazing receipts, which
totaled $1,125,000, Increased $127,
00 over Inst year, and tho water
power receipts, which amounted to
not quite $90,000 showed an In
crcnso of ncnrly $12,000. ,
Ijoss Turpentine.
Tho demoralization of tho turpen
tine Industry on account of tho war's
curtailment of tliu naval stores mar
ket caused tho recolpts from tho
sale of turpentining privileges on tho
national forests to drop to about
$9,000, as against ncnrly $15,000
Inst year. Tho sale of special uso
penults, under which all sorts of
enterprises from nplarlcs to whaling
stations, nro operated on the forests,
yielded nearly $78,000, nn incrcnso
of $9,000 ovor last year. Thoro was
a docrcaso of nearly $37,000 In tho
revenue derived by tho settlement
ot trespass casos in which govern
ment timber had been cut without
Intent to defraud, tho rovonuo from
this source holng only a llttlo mora
than $3,000. Moro than $7,000 how
ever, wns collected from other tim
ber trespass cases.
(Jra.lng Trespass.
Grazing trespass cases yleldod
nearly $0,000, an Increase of about
$1,000; occupancy trespnss cases,
which occurred ln only jono of tho
8ovon forest districts, turned In
bcmothlng loss thnu $250; nbout $00
wns derived from turpontlno tres
pnss cases, nnd $000 from flro tres
pass cases, tho latter bolng moro
than $7,000 less than tho amount
collected In tho previous flscnl year
for damngo to government property '
through fires cnrolcssly or wilfully
started In or near national forests.
WILL PUTER MAY
LOSE HIS EYESIGHT
' docs not sovor his connection with
j his church by going to tho front, and
that It ho worships nt a field church
ho docs so frco ot chargo, so that his
responsibility to Ills regular congro-
gntlou does 'not cc(jo financially
nt least.
I Only n minor proportion of Ger
1 mnus nro members of a church, or
attend services of any chnractor
(becauso of the tax it Is claimed)
but they nro nevertheless not Im
mune unless they can prove beyond
tho shadow of a doubt that they hold
on wnr work. Their lutcrest In tho
work has beon so grcnt, according
to it statement from tho Homo Of-
I flco, that tho output lias been moro
thnu doublo that of peaco times.
Tho government declines Informa
tion ns to tho o.xnct chnractor of tho
work bolng performed, but It Is
TAXXKKS HAItl) HIT
Tho gold from lodo mines wns $1,
02 1.090 in 1911, a docrcaso of $121,-
C74.
Tho yield of sllvor In Oregon In
1911 Aggregated 112,552 flno ounc
es, vnliiort nt $78,831, a docrcaso ot
30,181 ounces In quantity nnd of
ful articles havo been mndo for tho
front." Special Instruction In tho
now trades has beon given by tho
a courso ot training for this pur
pose.
Inmates of boy's reformatories
mid similar institutions havo been
allowed to Join tho army In most
cases, tho preliminary military In
n roilninn whatsoever or havo no . !, , . .. ll slaughtered In Holland Itsolf Is u
wife who attends church, or such as
having been married by a minister,
Tho great bulk of tho soldiers at
tho front are thus affected by tho
ruling.
Abstracts
"EUAIILE AHSTHAOTS OK TITLE AM) INKUKMATION
AHOUX
COOS BAY REAL ESTATE, See
"TIE GUARANTEE & ABSTRACT CO., Inc.
E.VERT ' mi1 IK'' AX0 cool'ILLI'J CITY, OIIKGON
WT (iPVTS' '-ASTSIDi: AXI) SEXGSTACKI3.VH ADDITION
lb I0 CANADIAN PACIFIC It.VILItOAD LANDH
HLXUY SF.NGSTACKHN, MANAGER
HOXOH DEAD SOLDIEHS
Vt Auoclal4 freu to Coo. IU7 TltnM.
BUDAPEST, Hungary, Aug. 10.
I A woman, who thus far Is known
only at "Frau Gortrud," Is Interest
lug her Swiss slstors in n proposi
tion to tnko over for tho balanco of
tho war, orphans from tho neigh
boring countries. Tho Swiss author
ities In thl crnton already havo
i bec-n nblo to approach the govoin
runts of two or threo countries ut
war, pnd hnv.j been told by tho
G. vnifln authorities that "Frau Ga--
trnd's" plan J? thoroughly accept
Several hundred reformatory boys
have already figured In tho casual
ty lists fro tho fiont, and a consid
erable number of young men from
theso Institutions havo received men
tlon In dispatches for acts of bravery.
Young Man Knott u Hero Meets Willi
Strange but Serious E
Iierlent'o at Mrtlfoi-tl
Press telegrams from Mcdford toll
sorbins troublo In W. N. Putor wns
bcidly hurt. Young Putor Is qulto
woll known horo ns ho wns In Coos
County for somo time securing loca
tion for tho O. & C. lnnds. Tho stoo
ls told as follows In a messago from
Mcdford.
W. N. Putor, boh or S. A. D. Pu
tor, ono of tho dramatic figures In
tho famous Oregon land fraud, csbo
may never see tho light of day again
as tho result of a piimmellng ho ro
colvcd Sunday morning, nt tho
hands of E. J Poolo, gnrdr;ior at Hie
Sacred Heart Hospital. Tho prelim
inary hearing set for this morning
wns postponed for a week, and Poolo
committed to tho county Jail. Doc
tors In attendanco on Putor sny It
Is doubtful ir ho regains his sight.
His futlior will arrive today from
Grants Pass.
Poolo, recovering from tho offects
of tho liquor, told tho police a
strange story of tho motives that
prompted him to boat his victim.
For years ho was n Bailor. At thnt
calling ho had many fights. In ono
fracas ho was clouted ovor tho head
with n martin pin. Ever slnco that
encounter, Poolo claims, ho tins beon
tilled with 'Mi uncontDollnblo pas
sion to boat someone, wlionovor
whlakoy pusscs ,lils lips. For this
reason, ho. says, ho lias not cnrrlod n
knlfo or gun for years. Ho suld that
ho boat Putor until ho was exhaust
ed, and would thon tnko it drink
from a flask, that nwakoncd the lust
for cruolty. Aftor linmmorliig him
Thoro nro very tow largo milling i into unconsciousness, Poolo poured
1914 by 90 por cent, and this has "J1"""""" ' "iuKon, mosi oi wiu niilsKoy down the throat of his vie
sorely affected tho tanning and oth- I",9',ertIes 1)cll,B comparatively tlm to rovlvo him.
or leather Industries of tho Nether- Bma" t""opcrtles. i000 told tho pollco that tho
lands, of which tho district of Lang- Tho mines of tho stalo that ylold-, quarrel started because of tho
strnat, in this portion of North nrn- ca nn 0,ltnt n moro Dmn $100,000 1 inslstunco of Putor's uttompts to soil
bant, Is tho center. . ,"'" l" -u"-"i" " "-.
Tho lack of material lias brought ' uw ,orK' u,u """"" '"B ue.,
War Has Practically I'iiraly.cl lllg $29,308 In vnluo. As In 1913 Grant
Industry of XetlierlaniN county mndo tho Inrgcst sllvor out-
inr AuocUted rm to root mr iiiumj I put 08,550 ounces, valued tit $37,-
GEEHTltUIXnEXHEHG, North '0U' In otIie, counties than Grant,
iiriiiinnt N'niiinHniwiu Am in I Dakor nnil Josephine, tho silver
stated that "several millions of uso- Dutchmen 0l. ut ,eaBt tho ot t, 'yield was merely nominal.
cities, hnvo for many yoars theoret
ically stepped in other
mid this fact has been
Tho mluo production of roppor In
,248 pounds
caso of 4,-
peoplo's shoes Oregon In 1911 was 39,24f
ii brought dl- Yn,ue(l nt $c220, a decreai
prison attendants who In sovoral , jectly homo ,0 t,0m Bnco , , I 082 pounds In quantity and $1,490
..... .., uetrn uui. u recent,' gInnIllg Qf waJ. ,)y a,mofit M vall.O from tl.O yield Of 19 13
complete stoppago of tho Import of
I hides. Usually an avorago of 050,000
j hides are Important every year In
I times of peaco, mainly from Argen
tina, whllo tho miniinl total of cat-
In 1911 tho state produced 10,-
438 pounds of lend, valued at $011,
as compared with 87,207 pounds val.
ued nt $3,837, ln 1913.
Load was produced In threo coun
ties, Uakor yielding tho largest quau-
ports havo declined slnco August1
REBUILD EAST PRUSSIA
BERLIN, Aug. 10. No less than
twenty-four communities, cities or
iMstrlcts In most cases, throughout
Germany have established aid assoc
iations to tnko over tho work of
tho tanning trade almost to n standstill.
AVILL REBUILD LOUVA1X
Br AuocUtod rmi to (Too. 0r TImM.
AMSTERDAM, Aug. 10.
and tho Commercial Mining Co
(Rainbow), all deep mines, and tho
Powder Rlvor Dredgo. (Asldo from
tho dredgo, only ono placer mlno in
tho stato yielded over $10,000 In
Hholl914.
Prussian Minister of tho Interior has
lobulldlng and rehabilitating thoJ"st completed a visit of inspection
places In east Pruss n that wero par-1 Louvaln in connection with the
tmlly or entirolj destroyed by tho, reconstructing tho city as a modern
Invasions of tho Russians. Each j Gorman town. A schemo for tho re
comn.unlty through its aid orgnnl-l building has been prepared by a
JUDGE AT CORVALLI8
Tho Eugono Guard says:
Judge G. F. Sklpworth will go to
CorvnlllB Friday to hold a short
term of court. Ho will return to Eu
gono and go for a two weeks' outing
on tho McKonzIo, following which
him real cstato, and that angorod,
ho felled him with a swing to tho
Jaw, Thoy 'wnndoroa f(lt jovor tho
cast sido In tho drunkou bewilder
ment, ttrgulng tho whllo.
If Putor loses his sight, Poolo
faces a long term In tho statu prison.
imes Want Ads-Bring Results
at Ion becomes sponsor for somo one German architect, and tho govorn
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ni.in to them A number of orplnns city or district in tho east and as ment plans to sponu nuout ,ihio,- i,n will go to Conullle, Coos County.
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probably will bo sent here from tiipjscon as possum1 will do away vltli uoo on the initial stages of the where ho will preside nt a term of . Portland, will tako up his now du
fsouthom German states. state assistance. schemo. Icourt beginning Septembor 7. ties soon.
EXAMINER XAMED
PORTLAND, Ore., Aug. 10. J. M.
Logan, of Lancaster, Pa., nppolntod
national bank examiner for Oregon,
to succeed L, L. Mtillt, who resigned
to becomo vlco president ot tho
Northwestern National Bank of
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