The morning Astorian., March 11, 1900, Image 3

TIIK MORNING AHj'ORlAN. ,. tiVSDk, MAKCJ1 II, .'900.
uYtKiuAi ana
MACKINTOSH SALE
Ah u mecinl iixltieiiinciit to roihioo our Block
jncvioim to Hiriii iimvulu wo will mulct u
Ini'KO reduction on tlio iibovo nolly good
nt low tliuu COHt.
C. H. Cooper
. The Leading: House of Astoria
TODAY WEATHER.
I'ollTt.ANl), Miin h lO.-Northwcut.
iii itri'K.iti mill NVntprii Walilnl'n,
. ciiiml ritln t'nliiy; fair afternoon.
AROUNDJOWN.
Jihm 'iiiluymiii In in I'i'(Imii1.
Tli t'ituinli.i In iltit; Ihla moriilnit.
Mii I'lilm.', nf Wrtiport, It In tin
lly.
JriT i U "Hi only" reauurant White
co.k
Kit.) Pi l.'il. ii. a Hull Him Utiimii, lit In
t he i lly.
II I'rael. a fnriiH'f Atorlan. In In
the city.
Jim, Jiiulra. nf Am m ica, Ik nt Dip
ili'iit.
J .r.li II. W'lmli n, of M. I'tila, t at
till- CHv.rl.
A. K. How an, nf Kimpi'ton, It over
tn lmltn'M.
W. C. Jlurntt ft Kiulil.- In :li
rlly yi'sttinluy.
J. J. Hii'll-y, tho Graya ilvrr rancher,
In in tho city.
tlvoriic I". H"wwi, of Vancouver, I
III lllv ( Iilfllt.
Mm. Mf inn! ion of Oroya river are
ft liinti-roj in Jcff'a,
1M, All ra waa up front (Vault!.) yea
tcnlny on bualni-aa.
Mm. It. 1. Jolumon has returned from
u loll In I'ortliiiii.
.luim-a Kolrr of Vanrouver, H. C,
lH at tilt' IMlilrtll.
John olio's, a t. unliifii t I'ortlitni)
timn, In In tln illy,
Oi,ir.- Multlii'WN. from Am or tea, U
u Wallor In the city,
JV K. llulferty of Hkli'iiiiim vtt
Urn tlty yt-Ntftdiiy,
In
It, II. illlln-rtNon of Oroya river waa
In th city yesterday.
Fred KroNi'l, from the Walliiskl, was
in twn yeiterduy.
S. ('. I'Ikc, of iHilulli, Minn., la re-IhI.-iivI
in til" tii'fldotll.
Tho Homer U Ntlll IubMc, t It'll up lit
Ihf o. It. & N. duck.
li.'it 15-ccnt meal, Rlitnc Sun restau
rant. 612 Commercial street.
J. A. Mtiiuluy of Vancouver, Waah,,
In In AnIoiIii on himlnvRi.
John V. linyU'ii. from Now York City,
In u ijui'ni of the Oi-Tlilunt.
Jiff'i restaurant th largest tnj
ti t. A trial will convince you.
A ffi'tmltii' olil-ftiHhloiH'd turkey illn
hit will be MiTveil al JclT' today.
Wnntcd A lrl to do goiicnil home
work. A ply at 12 Franklin avenue,
Andrew Yotinn, a furmor from
Yoiuig'ii river, wiik In town yeiitordiiy,
' Tho Doyu Muni In mill at the O. K.
A N. Co.'h dock wiiltlnif for ketter
weiithcr.
Two coininon drunks Kuve uu five
doilur men ycHteriliiy to JudBo.Nol
non. Claiim, Co dm.; Smelt, 3o pound; veg
etiihleii, fruit, milk, bread etc. New
Market, 0 Puan.j Stroot, near Tenth.
Walter Hohh wrltei from Seattle that
lie Ih all settK-il and la hard ut work,
and that he think Scuttle In il good
town.
Captain P. Jordan lm loaned the
t earner Alarm to take the place of the
K. L. lawyer, recently Hold to GoorKO
A liark'T,
HerrlnK & t'ook, Commercial street,
hetween Tenth and Eleventh, la the
only flrat-clasa all-night lunch houae
In Astoria. , ,
ForijuBon & lloiiRton, who have the
contract for the building of tho new
oil worka at Cranny Inland, expect to
commence work Monday.
Pream Tur Rye. America's flnet
whiskey. Ths only pure foods; guar
anteed rloh and mellow. John I Carl
son, sola agent
t'f iVSr VV
Contractor Hmmtnn In nIIII confln'-d
to IiIn Ih'I with ii mild uttnek of la
grippe,
T. Talbot iPiid T. II. Miller of Corn.
II tin me n-glNteivd nt the 1'nrker
llOIINf,
ThiTK will Im a Mormon meeting: held
at the Woodiiii n hall (1'iiuc building),
HntKhiy, Man li II, nt 3:3i p. in. I'ublli
Invlli-d,
Mr. A. II. Iliiiiiiiiond will arrive In
Aittorln Kl.ty on the noon trulu. Jt l
-xiciid Unit Iso will remain for ev
ertil JuVN.
Oeorgo K?llng, former liiNtru tor of
tho A. V. , In In th city. Mr. KH
! I win been unite 111 i,nd In here only
on peniure.
i The tiuiiN:ort l'iiiuix la allll In the
lower harbor. The ehurnct'T of the
( iiiiier'n freluht reiiulr etr'iii cnu
tlon in moving out to seii.
The ilUcoiire on the plague by the
Itev. I. lY.irl Ihla evening Will be of
grrnt Interest Thla lecture haa drawn
large itowiIn wherever delivered.
Thr Niklnion 'n il)- hurthcM tire nil out
In full bloHNotn on ClatNop plutiiN, and
If the old Indian miylng In truo, we are
bound to Imve an early pi'ln.
Itoilyn coal luatt longer, la cleaner
and makes lew trouble with stoves and
chimney flu en than any other. Oeorgs
YV. Sanborn, Agent. Telephone 1J1L
Muliilger Mi gler, of the v'lecldent, huN
a new bull-Inuring register )uat In,
The now on tnkea up lena room and U
much iienivr than the onu formerly
UNod.
A i hiimplon Nlx-duy pedeNtrlau would
walk a bud Nee.ind to a iieWNpaper man
who can eu enifully chaite all of the
"bond.-d deaU" rumora t their founda
tion. 'Jiiltu a urty left tills city Suturdiiy
nlghi for Kn.ii'pton for a daiu-e. At
the amioluNlon of the party the muni
cleim would not return on uccount of
the wind.
The lecture at the cooking Holinol
Iiini evening umn devoted entirely to
the nrt of hulling :IIn)i cooking. Quito
u number were prvaoni and all enjoyel
Niimpllug the rxperlment.
riunc and Npot'lflciUloiiH for, the two
croNxlpgn on Taylor avenue wore filed
In tho auditor's othce yeeterday. It In
undei-Ntood that the contract fr the
work will Ihi let next Tuoaduy.
Thoinnt Iiolg, formerly a bar pilot,
utid now contain of a Nehulom ranch,
was In the city yesterday. The cap
tain la delighted, with farming and Wua
exhibiting Nome fine jiork with pride.
Agent wanted for tho beat type
writer on the market, the "I'ltteburg
VlHllile;" writing In Night at all times;
exclualve territory given. Addrens
lUndlcy llardunre (.'onipuny, Flits
burg, Ta.
Men Wanted To learn harbor trade.
Only eight Wceka required, epecltil In
duconienta thla aeuaon; llliiHtruted cam-
logue, may of city and souvenir mall
ed five. Moler'a Karbi r College, San
FranolHco, California.
The death of Mra, Richard Ibayne, of
Oraya river, la reported to have oc
curred on Friday, at the nge of 68
yours. Mrn. Ilrayne had many frlendu
In thla county. The funeral will be
held tomorrow.
The secret of good living lies In
wholesome and well-cooked food. When
a reatuurant'haa established a reputa
tlon along thla line It la the place to
patronUe. Tho Model has this reputa
tion. Near Foard & Stokes.
A letter bus been received In this
city asking; the whereabouts of u mar
ried sister of Lnran A. Ktter, of Chi
cngo, Anyone having Information of
tho woman will please leave word at
this olllco.
Formal announcement of the clinng
In the proprietorship of the National
rcHtaurant and saloon is made In an
other column this morning, Mr. Lee
Herring has taken Into partnership
with him Mr. J. F. Cook, who Is widely
and favorably known In the lower Co
lumbia dltiti'lct. Both are old chums
and have many friends.
C. J. Trenchard, trustee of the As
toria Football Club, received one bid
for tho club's property yesterday. The
bid was a conditional one, submitted by
the principal creditor, W. F. McGregor.
Mr. Trenchard will recommend thut
the bid of Mr. McGregor be accepted.
The bid la about the amount the
club owes Mr. McGregor.,
A. J. JohNon, the Smith's l'ulnt Aor
tal, Inta two tliouNimd young trees there
ready to be ahlppnd to Hun Franelsco,
The government hun purchaaed the
trees and they will l pluced on (lout
lalnnd, The government I". evidently
nuxlotiM to Improve the bare appear
urn ii of the Inland.
Mrs. Humuel Klmore, who has ben
julli III at her home with pneumonia
for the tmnt few we-lui, I report ! out
of danger and well on the road to re
covery, ller ninny frlonds will all be
glad to bear of h-r Improvement,
The city council was to have met IiinI
night In apeelnl aeNNlon to take some
V'tlon on the report of the b'lirj of
(n ull h pl-i'lve to pliuiN for the exter
mination of ruts, but owIiih to the uh
Heine of Mayor I'.ergiuan from the city,
no cull hud been InNued and probably
no meeting will be held until some time
dining the coming week.
Ferguson llotiNton, cont ra'ctorN for
the iieiv brldgx to be placed u' Tonn the
Wlllapa river, twelve 'nib's above
Houth ltend, have received a letter Miy
lng that the bridge hud been Shipped
from MlnueaiioIlN on the fifth of March.
Mr. KergiiNon will leave for Houth Iiend
In a few day and will pers mully nu
iMTltitend tho conHtructlon of the work.
The top-noti h rale for lumber ton
nage mulntalm-d during January and
February are Ntlll In vogue, thore be
ing no apparent Im riaKc in the supply
of this (I.ihn of Hblppliig, while I ho de
mand holds firm everywhere. In many
liiNtumcM, Indeed, Ftbruary and early
March have wIliioNncd an advance In
lUotutloiiN to a point never heft of or.
tottrhed and still without an ade.
iiurile number of vohni'In for the
tr.ido being obulriulile. In February
a itetierul lie ri axe In quntatlonN of
about In ImI over Januurv llf-nri.M ujin I
recorded, while the coming In of March
ni"n the gen.-ral tariff of the prevpiuft
month malniiiliiod.
A letter ha been n-ci-lved 'n this city
from ('j plain Iiodre of the Htoumer
llarrlitoii, Maying thut the sehiwiner Lllu
and Mm tie hail ix-en abandoned and
hud gono iiNhoie near Hur View HrnlthN
nt the tnouth of Tillamook bay. Cap
tain Podge had u line on the schooner
and would have pulled her Into deep
water but for tin tough weather then
prevailing. Tin- captain thought thut
the schooner might drift from her
I'd Kent ionIII hi over the "pit and into
tho buy. The m hoonor In Iu6.56 groxs
tons n glNtor. 8h mi built In liiS at
Albion I(lvei, fallfoi nla, and was nail
ing out of Han. FrancUco, cnriylng
lumber.
A nutnbi-r of lhr nid supi-rvlHors
throuiihoul the county have ex premie 1
the l''Blr,. that Ai snor Ciirmihan rep
resent them in tho collection of road
taxes from tax-payer paying their as
N' NKiiii rUN at tin elierllT's olllce In this
city. It In believed that all of the road
suiH'rvlNor throughout the county will
follow a nliull.tr course. Tho Idea of
this arrangement. boxed purely upon
convenlen-e to tax-payers; economy Ih
alHo an -important Incentive. Undi-r
any other arrangvment those who own
property in the 'nlerlor of the county
but do not live there would bo obliged
to send tho road tux to tho nuuervlH rs
of the reflective dlHtrlcts. In many
ciiNes this lax does not exceed Ave
cents; In a .n.ijorlty of (usoh not more
than four bits.
Till; HtOI'EItTV DEALS.
What Has Hecti I.curnod Concerning
the Reported Transactions.
The New Astoria property has with
out doubt boon bonded, but who Is tho
man behind the lond Is the nuestlon
thai sticks all of the real estate men.
D. K. Viirr.'n, of Warronton, was in
the city yesterday, and on being asked
about tho "bond rumors'' replied thut
ho had hoard that Hiram Cray's front
age, that Is divided by the railroad
bridge, hnd been bonded, and that Gray
hud also bonded his property clone to
the city cemetery.
Mr. Warren said that he did not pose
as a well-informed authority but he
appeared to be pretty well on the In
side. Mr. C. W. Hhlvcly wus mot by a re
porter and wild that ull he had to say
concerning the bonding of Ids property
on Friday was that his entire holdings
of two hundred lots and llfty iicrc of
outside property was Included In the
bond.
CLEAN DP THE FILTH.
Dr. August Kinney Makes Some Im
portant Suggestions.
Yesterday an Investigation was made
of the alleged unclean condition of that
part of our city cumin inly called "swill
town." Swill To .vn has not the whole
thing her way, 'as Chinatown is run
ning neck and neck for first place.
The present condition of Chinatown
is only to be described ns disgustingly
filthy. One fostering hole can easily
be reached by entering a small alley
leading east oft Seventh street. Here
In a buck yard of about fifteen or
twenty feet square can be found a
variety of decayed vegetation.
Most all of the China houses facing
Bond street have small back yards, and
the condition of all are filthy.
In speaking to Dr. August Kinney on
the cleaning up of our city, the doc
tor, who is an acknowledged authority
on baeterology, said:
'We can not leave the subject of ex
terminating the rats which infest the
city. This Is the most Important thing
to be considered at this tlm. Japsa
has long ago taken action in this mat
ter, and In Toklo the rata have been
entirely' cleaned out. j
"The plugtie," continued Dr. Kinney,
"Is liable to reach here at. any time,
and then U would be Phi late to take
any action In the matter.
"The burning of an Infected building,
or a whole quarter of the city would
not keep the rats from escaping, and
carrying the plague germs ail through
the city."
!r. Kinney In deep earnest over
the question and a well organled cru
sade should be slarted against the ro
dents,
A report has boon filed by City Phy
si. Ian Henderson slating thai at i
meeting of the board tif health It M
derided to recommend that an ordi
nance be passed empowering the proper
olbclnls to offer and pay a bounty of
two cents for the, destruction of rats.
Al.w that an ordinance lie passed at
once giving the health officers author
ity to enforce the purification end dis
infection of ail filthy premises and pos
sible source of contamination and po
luiioii which would Ifccntne a Nuurc,. of
menace to the public health In case of
the city becoming Infr.'lcd wlih I uborilc
plague.
Mil. CiOH.HMN Div.MICS IT.
Declares There Is No Truth In lie-
port ;d New Axtorla Water
front Drill.
An Astoriun representative was di
rected by wire to call upon Mr. Ham
m md In I'orlland yesterday regarding
the rumors which have ben rife here
for several days past to tho effect that
the Astoria Company or other asso
ciates o Mr. Hammond, or Mr. Ham
moiiil, hi in io If, contemplated the early
erection of a saw-mill on the Wesl Hide
and that various tracts of waterfront
and other property had been bonded or
bought In connection with that pur
pose.
Mr. Hammond was busily engaged in
an livpoilarit conference when the As
torian representative called at the
headquarters of the railroad company
In the Orogonian building. Without
waiting to ree him, the question was re
ferred to Mr. W. G. (jimslln, his private
secretary. Mr. Gosslln stated that
there was no truth whatever in the
reports referred to. Without going In
to particulars, Mr. Gosslln wished to
be understood as emphatically denying
all the reports publlsh.-d in the Astoria
I'.ipem.
SOCIETY NOTES.
Iant seems to have put a stop to any
gayety in the social world, but if rumor
can be trusted we are promised plenty
affr the Lenten aeason Is over.
.
Miss Flotvlta. Elmore has returned
from San Francisco, where she has
spent about two months. Her many
friends are glad to welcome her back
to Astoria.
Mr. and Mrs. W. (. Wilkinson enter
tabled about thirty guests last Tues
day evening at their home on Thlr
teenth street. One of the principal
events of tho evening was a cak-.-walk
given by Miss .Nickcmon and Mr. Grif
fin, Miss Smith and Mr. Allen, and
Miss Llonbergor and Mr. Kamla! Reed.
Ea.'h couple received a cake."
Miss Charlotte Bennett entertained
twenty of nor friends at the home of
Mrs. W. S. Kinney last Wednesday af
lernoon. Those present wore: Misuses
Elmore, Tallant, Reed, Wood. Nlcker
son, Craig. Itowlby, Lewis, Sherman,
Young, Huln, of Portland; Halsted. of
Los Angeles: Higgtna, Hobson. Mrs.
Arthur A. Finch, Mrs. Charles It. Hig
glns, Mrs. Klnnv'y and Miss Hennett
Late In the afternoon ;nost elaborate
and delicious refreshments were terved.
Everyone voted the afternoon a decid
ed success.
PREPARED.
Wide swung the golden gates, end
Into the realms of heaven came St.
Peter, and with him a nnldt-n. The
maiden was young and fulr. and the
saint's heart was full of compassion as
he thought of what was to be revealed
to this maid of the rain-kissed iRnd.
And he sighed as he thought of the
blltor disappointment that was in store
for her. Hut he must t-peak. "Take
heart, O maid," said he, "and look
about you."
And the maiden took heart and look
ed. And she saw rows and rows of
damsels, looking nt her v.tth eyes of
pity as tlu'y languidly Ftrummed their
golden harps. Rows and roe s of maid
ens and never a single man! '
Hut the maiden neither wept nor fal
tered as had the other maids on learn
ing the dreadful secret She stood still
and not a word did she tpvak.
"And do you feel no horror nt the
prospect of living in t. manless world?"
"Not muh!" said the nmiden calmly.
"I'm used to It: I oomo direct from As
toria." GOLD! GOLD! GOLD!
Tho latest El Dorado Is reported to be
on Nome City beach. Alaska. Thous
ands of people are hastening there,
many of whom will return broken in
health. Of what avail Is gold when
health Is gone? Guard your health
v 1th the best of all medicines Hostet
ter's Stomach Fitters, and you 'will al
ways have true wealth. The Bitters
are for people who have abused their
stomachs, or aro naturally weak. It
will regulate tho bowels, stir up the
liver, Invigorate the kidneys, and abso
lutely cure Indigestion, constipation,
malaria, chills and fever. It Is a natur
al tonic, absolutely free from danger
ous narcotics. It should be taken at
the present season, to protect the sys
tem from sudden colds and malaria at
tacks. It's good medicine to keep on
hand. .
. ... m
CAUGHT IN
THE CORRIDORS
U. A. Ixiriils, president of the I. R.
k N , was in the city last night, and
In conversation with an Astorlan repre
sentative spoke of the survey that la
being made on the north shore. Mr.
1mmiiIn said that two parties of men
were out, and that a reliable party told
him that over VM) a month was being
exfs tided. Mr. Loomis was asked If he
thought tho Northern Pacific had any
thing to do with the work. He replied
that the work Is being carried on un
der the management of the Columbia
I liver Valley railroad and the men of
the survey parti.- are all paid at. a lo
cal bank ut Vancouver, Washington.
The surveyors have been at the, work
over four .nontlis and are now at a
point below Hkamokawa.
Frederick R. R-ed. of Jiols Cliy. Ida
ho, who I one of the best-known char
acters In the Northwest, Is on the coast
on a brief visit and. In an Interview,
make yon.e interesting statements.
Twenty-two years ago Mr. Itted took
that oft reflated advice, and came
West to grow up with th country,
Since- that time all the vicissitudes that
fad to a pioneer's lot have lieon his,
Cow uticher, tracklayer, miner, proa-
pis" tor and speculator In real estate,
with side dashes Into the politics of
the country such la a short summary
of his adventurous career, out In It
and throuKh it he has gained a wide
knowledge' of the -country an I gleans
an intimate understanding of Its In
habltuniN that entitles him to upeak
ex cathedra on Northwestern affairs,
Today Mr. Reed Is one of t,he promt
m-nt citizens of Idaho, arid, while al
ready a wealthy man, his mining and
real estate Interests in that state bid
fair to make him a very rich one in the
near future. When seen by a reporter
sir. need said:
"The far Northwestern states an
their people have never been thorough
ly appreciated In the East. Agrl
culturally they are rich, dui In mln
erals far rl 'her, and they only need
Intelllg-ntly directed capital to prove
tins in iter assertion. They are a whole,
fouled, generous people, and while We
have endured our lean years I think
we are now nndlng our compennatlon
In the fat ones, for, as elsewh-re In the
l nlon. proKierlty has come to us In
full measure, and It is needles to say
we are enjoying It to the full. A-'ew
years ago It was necessary for me
sometimes to ride a hundred or two
hundred mile for a few minutes' bus!
nes talk: today in my office at Boise
City I can talk over the telephone
with San Francisco, a thousand miles
away, as easily as to il friend In the
next block. It Is a great and growing
country.
WEST SIDE NOTES.
Mr. E. G. Rogers spent Sunday at
Seaside.
Frank Spittle visited Seaside
Thursday.
Martin McLaughlin is In Portland on
a business trip.
Mrs. Byrd, of Seaside, was in Astoria
several days this week.
Miss Jessie Mason visited her mother
at Sklpanun last Sunday.
Fred S. Munson was In Sklpanon the
greater part of the week.
The paymaster visited Fort Stevens
Friday and made the boys happy.
Dr. Linton, of Warrenton, is making
plans to go to Cape Nome this spring.
Mrs. K. A. Mason (.pent Saturday
and Sunday at her home In Woodlawn.
Fort Stevens postofilce vlll be made
a money order olllce on the second of
April.
C. R. Thonis in was In Hammond on
legal business the early part of the
week.
J. S. Delllnger and 'amily are nicely
domiciled In their own home at War
renton.
Rev. B. Simpson, of Portland, held
services In the St. Thomas chapel last
Thursday evening.
The Infant child of Mr. and Mrs. Nels
Anderson died Friday at Hammond and
will be burled Sunday.
Grandpa and Grandma Bunglon vis
ited their daughter, Mrs. A. W. Utzin-
ger, at Hammond last week.
Dr. George A. Skinner has ;one to
San Francisco. From there he expects
to be ordered to the Philippines.
Miss 'Mabel McGuire was in Astoria
on Tuesday. She has Just recovered
from a severe attack of grip.
David Hood, representing Mason,
Ehrman Company, was making his
usual rounds on this side this week. ,
Mrs. C. O. Countryman and children,
of Portland, who have been visiting
Mrs. K. M. Lally, have returned to their
home. -
B. F. Perrln and wife, of San Fran
clsco, are visiting Mrs. Hiram Gray at
Sklpanon. Mrs. Perrln was formerly
Miss Ida Gray. . .
G. II. Wood has resumed work In the
engineer department at Fort ' Stevens.
The Sulnt Irene is lying opposite
Flavel, waiting to get to sea.
JAMES FOX DEAD.
Well-Known Marine Engineer .Died
This Morning.
James Fox, the well-known marine
engineer, died this morning, at his
home In this city, at about 2 o'clock.
It was impossible, owing to the late
ness of the hour, to obtain any particu
lars as to the date of the funeral, but
it is understood that It will not oc
cur before Tuesday.
TO THE TOBACCO TRADE.
The wholesalers In Portland a'nd San
Francisco have combined to charge a
set price for all tobacco. I buy direct
from the same factories and for the
same price as they do, therefore I am
able and willing to sell exactly at Port
land rates. By patronizing me you can
at least save freight and purchase In
ituaniities to suit your trade. Compare
prices and be convinced. Respectfully,
THEO. BRACKER,
515 Commercial Street
TO CURB A COLD IN ONE DAT.
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tab
lets. All druggists refund tho money
If It falls to cure. E. W. Grore'a aig
nature Is on each box. SSo.
Best Boat
Specially Prepared fcr Fishing Boats
Durability Guaranteed
FISHER BROS.
Fancy and Staple Groceries
IN ADDITION Feather and Paper Dusters,
Market Baskets, Clothes Baskets, Telescopes, and
Lunch Baskets.
Brooms, Whisps, Scrub Brushes, etc.
Crockery and Glassware.
A. V ALLEN, Tenth and Commercial Streets
KOPP'S BEST
A Delicious and Palatable
Drink Absolutely Pure
The North Pacific Brewery, of which f Bottled Deer for family nse or keg
SIrJobn Eopp is pror-ietor. makes beer I beer supplied at any time, delivery in
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