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THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL- PORTLAND, THURSDAY, APRIL 13. 1916.
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- OMORROW wuJb ,the Col
i I leg Fete at Cotillion hall; will
' 'JL ' l orth all tfte coiieg-s rout
-. or-lheeity. "Tne Pan Hellenic
association la arlvln th affair to raise
Ha annual, acholarshlp fund of $250 f
- Tor tne university of Oregon, au we
sorority women of the city are taking
an active Interest In the event and
"booths prssentlo- the various attrac
tions of the evening, will -be In. their
charge, An Interesting; program has
'many charming features of .entertain
ment about- the affair there will he
the college reunion spirit which will
attract boats of U. of O. alumnL. The
program follows;
. Selections by the orchestra, Dutch
dance, Pierrot and Pierrette, Mr, and
Mrs; A. Van Rfsendaabl; Spanish
dance. Miss Ruth McElhlnny: Grieg's
"Morning," Greek: Interpretative solo
dance, Miss Mildred Keats; fox trot
and hesitation wait, Minuet d la
Heime, Miss Mildred Keats and Wil
liam Hawkins Jr.; Flirtation wait,'
Ringler trot, Mr. , andL, Mrs. Montrose
Ringler; MacDoweU'a To a Wild
Rose," dance interpretation. Berceuse
by Greig, Miss Jean WojA.
For Mlsg KraJn. .
Miss Helen Drain, who is the house
guest of her aunt, Mrs. Harbert Garr
Beed, has been r-.nch feted since her ar
rival in the city. Mr. and Mrs. Reed
will entertain at dinner this evening
In her honor at Mra, Henderson's
Crown Point chalet.
For Miss Smales, Bride-Elect.
Miss Laura Smales, whose marriage
to Christopher - MacRae will be an
: event of the week, was entertained at
the home of the Mlsees Mae and Kthel
, Slusser, 1316 Cleveland avenue, last
Friday afternoon.
he color scheme was pink and
green. Large' plBk tulle bows and
'ferns were Suspended from the chande
lier to the dining table, the center piece
of which was a mound of ferns and
dressed m large pink bowa lland-
painted place carda guided the guests
",to their places. Those present were
j the Misses lura ,8males, Helen De
;ktim, Jane Sweetland, Mae and Ethel
Slusser and the Mesdames Walter- H.
Blusser, Clair Daugherty, Chester Vos
iper, Warren Hathaway and Lewis "Van
Vleet.
to Wed In East.
- "Miss Jennie GInn, daughter of R, J.
. Glnn, a prominent mercantile man of
eastern Oregon, was the week- end
guest of Mr. and Mrs. C. Guy Hulsa
before' leaving" for the east, where sh
-'will become the bride of George Bates
at Plattsburg, N.i T."
Miss Wantoch Honored.
1 1 Miss Barbara -Wan tocb, was the In
spiration, for a dainty luncheon given
by Miss Irene Harmon on April 8. Tho
dining room of the Harmon home was
made attractive3 ?with daffodils, the
. other appointments also being yellow.
Covers' raid Tor Miss Barbara Wan
toch,: Miss Vlma-Lyle, Miss Marie
, Bttroughsjj" Miss Margaret Harmon,
Mrs: Jl wantoch, Mrs. I. A. Harmon,
Miss' Nina Young and the hostess.
Church Entertainment Frldav.
Much interest, is being shown in tha
musicals and entertainment to be given
Friday evening at Trinity Methodist
Church. East Tenth and Sherman
A streets. "An .exceptionally good pro
Jf gram Is Offered. Miss Dorothy Mun-
IWtiat Society lyBoirif; rSMP,
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FRATERNAL NOTES
A. O. U. T. Grand Secretary Dixon
Educating , Membership of State.
Bed TimeTale i
son of the Gillespie School of Expres
sion will give four numbers, varied
and quite representative of the range
of her work. There will be a Saxo
phone duet by the Martin brothers.
Miss Lois Watt, one of the young and
very promising, singers of the city,
will sing. Among theother vocalists
are Earl Grey, Miss Ethel Luke, prom
inently connected with singing In the
public schools, and Mrs. Mae Moore
head Day. L. Carroll Day will be ac
companist and will also sing. Some
original numbers 'are to be offered by
Miss Alice Sundstedt.
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Imagination.
I F you would be beautiful, use your
imagination.-. The most wonderful
"things the .'world haa ever wit-
tieesed were first merely imaginary
A woman's Imagination plays an im
portant part in her efforts to become
beautiful, or retain hw beauty.
If your complextldn is blemished and
ugly, imagine the Joy of a smooth,
prettily colored cheek - Put the right
spirit back of tha thought and force
Jt to materialize. You can do it.
: Others have suffered the annoyance
of ugly complexions. They first pic
tured themselves with clear cheeks
and brows
When your complexion Is blemished
,by eating tha wrongr variety of foods,
let your imagination play and picture
' th skin of your face in good condi
tion. With this picture before you
Jt will be easier tojregulate your diet.
the n object to . ne . attained will
strengthen your resolution to eat only
m i 1 1 ! Vi AAVas w 411 r. 4v-ltitaa vstiiv mm.
. pleiion. -
The-imagination has a great deal to
do with shaping people's lives. Those
who Imagine themselves la only hum
ble positions seldom rise above that
level. They lose the .spirit which la
responsible for progress. But those
'who imagine .themaelverf steadily pro
gressing have the beat chance to move
t fcrward. , They become convinced that
they are fitted for better positions in
coclet'y and in consequence they have
an opportunity to gratify their hearts'
desires.
. I cannot believe that any American
ever reached tha whito House' with
out first imagining himself the presi
dent of the United States. Imagina
tion is a part of ambition, without
ambition people never get any place.
They stand still while others move
LILLIAN
RUSSFiT.b
Society Notes.
Mrs. Andrew L. Hamilton and Miss
Elsie Van Dyke of Seattle are the
guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Keady
in their home at Laurelhurst.
Make Home at Imperial.
Captain J. E. Wynn, United States
inspector of boilers, recently assigned
to the i Portland district, has been
Joined1, by Mrs. wynn and: his daugh
ter Miss I. Wynn. They are guests at
the Imperial. ;
Sclsnoa of Insnranca Zotturssv J.
M Dixon, grand secretary of the A. O.
U. W., of Oregon, is Tisiting lodges
in Baker county this weakv Ha will ba
in La Grande Saturday, April 15. He
will ba a guest of the A. O. U. W. in
Pendleton,- Athena, Weston and Mil
ton, ' Umatilla county, during the
remainder of ApriL Mr. Dixon is ad
dressing the lodges On 'the science, of
Insurance and giving to the members
a great. deal of valuable information.
Mr. Dixon has made a . study of tha
laws governing insurance for many
Ky ears, both mortality and legislative.
and. is making an educational t cam
paign, throughout tha atate. ir ; . r
W. O. w. Orava XKarkara Proposed.
An effort is being; made in the camps
of the Woodmen of the World in this
city to secure bronze markers for the
graves of deceased members, v The
markers, are provided with a holder
for flowers and represent the emblem
of the order in the center of the words
"Here rests a Woodman of the World"
with place for same and date. It is
proposed that the Head camp shall
furnish these markers and an effort
will be made at tha Denver Head camp
session in August to secure atich a
general order.
Moose Officers Installed. The of
ficers of Portland lodge. Loyal Order
of Moose, were Installed last nignt
as follows: George R. Funk, past dic
tator; George. M. Orton, dictator; B. E.
Youmans, vice dictator; Allen R. Joy,
prelate; P, L. Proctor, secretary: Paul
M. Long, treasurer; John B. Coffey,
Ralph C. Clyde and William Adams,
trustees; H. E. James, Inside guard;
Charles E. Parken, outside guard.
Waighbor Qeorge X. Sogers Visiting'
George K. Rogers, at one time one
of the most prominent organizers for
the Woodmen of the World on the Pa
cific coast, is visiting Portland with
his wife and renewing old acquaint
ances. Neighbor Rogers has been In
California for a number, of years.
Royal Woman of Woodcraft SorU
esses. Royal circle. Women of Wood
craft, has accepted the invitation of
the Officers' association to furnish
entertainment for them next Wednes
day, April 19, at S p. m. in Women
of Woodcraft- hall. Tenth and Taylor
streets Last night the regular month
ly card' party of Royal cir.de was held
at Woodmen of the World Temple.
national Foresters Sold Dance. The
National Foresters last night held a
pleasant and well attended vard party
and dance at the Selllng-Hirsh halt'
O. A. m. atetudoa Sate Set. The
date for the semi-annual reunion of
the G. A. R. posts of Washington
county has been set for Thursday.
May 4. and will be held atForesj
urruvo. a uuiusvr ui prominent meuz
bers will attend from Portland.
ICnltnomah Circle Sanaa.- Multno
mah circle, Women of Woodcraft, will
give its regular 600 and dancing party
Friday night at w. o. w. Temple. 128
Eleventh street. Everybody cordially
invitea. '
To Bold Xadies' ZTiglit. The Acacl-
club holds a ladies night once a quar
ter, and next Saturday night the club
rooms at Uie Oregon building will be
decorated and prepared for a large
attendance. All members ef the
Masonic fraternities and their wives
and daughters are cordially Invited.
There will be a musical program and
several special features.
BY CIjAPtA. INGRAM JUDSON,
i Old Mr. Gater.
A WAT down south In the land of
sunshine, in a quiet little stream
that flowed gently through the
cypress forests, lived old Mr. Gater
and his family.
For many years he had lived, iiwtht
oave made by the great roots of a
tree; so maity years that he couldn't
even remember ever living la any other
place. Ail hs knew was that particular
stream and that same safe, comfortable
cave. For, you see. old Mr. Gater was
very old very, very oldl Nobody had
tn faintest sort of an idea Just now
eld he was. Perhaps he knew, but be
certainly did not tell. No, sir! Mr.
Gater was .far too clever for that! He
never told anything not he!
Of course, if anybody had been very
curious, they mlrbt have examined his
teeth; but who cares enough about an
alligator's age to poke their fingers
into his great, fierce Jaws or to count
his great, sharp teeth?: Not 1J In
deed, no!
So old Mr. Gater lived in his cave
maybe a hundred yeare, may bee two
bundredl-and very well satisfied was
he with his life and surroundings.
When the cold winds blew from the
ea. some distance away, ha .crawled
deep into the hole under the spreading
roots and went to sleep In the muddy
water. And when the sun shone warm
and bright, as.it mostly did, he wak-
AJllsatoro have hard work' taming
- - juroana, yon . know. '
ened up from bis sleep and 'crawled
out into the warmth and brightness.''
But even though Mr. Gater was well
satisfied with his Quarters, he had to
admit that It was awkward retting up
onto the shore. Alligators have hard
work tourning around, you know. They
can swim and crawl and float and
walk, but turning around is something
they never ' do unless ; they hare to
and; then they do it awkwardly, be
cause their necks are not made for
graceful turning. ' And the way, hta
cave .-was planned he had . to go out
into the water and then turn around
and crawl back up the bank. ,
How nice It. would be," said ba to
himself many a time, if I had a nice
log "here handy! Then I-could back
out sideways from my cave and crawl
right up the bank on the log.- I would
surely like that,"
-.Over and over again he wished for
that log; but toe never did anything to
bring such a log there not he! If you
want to think that old Mr. Gater waa
lasy. you will think Just about right!
But indeed, if he had wanted to work
and bring, a log there (which he didn't)
there waa nothing he could have done;
for the . stream Itself must bring the
logs.
And then one day. Just, when be
wanted it most, a great log came f elat
ing down and floated down light to his
cave,' and It stuck in the bank Just
where Mr. Gater wanted it to.
. "Ah, , me," said Mr. Gater, as ,he
crawled out on the log and sunned him
self contentedly,-"everything comes to
him who waits, and this log is surely
worth waiting fori?
Tomorrow The Maple' Seeds Xtlde
Away. .. ?.;..--
Miss Wilson Pleads
For Social Centers
Washington, "April 18.. - Miss Mar
garet Wilson, daughter ; of the presi
dent, today appeared, before the house
District of Columbia committee to urge
a favorable report on a bill to permit
the. use of local school buildings as
community forums. She declared that
the eitlsens of the country should be
permitted the machinery for the dls
eusslon of civic questions as is given
the representatives of the people to
discuss state and national .questions.
Miss Wilson declared that a. favorable
report on the bill and its passage by
congress would greatly advance the
entire community movement by -serving
as a model to state legislatures.
A lock which records on a paper tap's
the time it is locked and unlocked has
been patented by a St. Paul inventor.
Today's Beauty Help
Tou can. keep your hair at Its very
best by washing It with this simple.
Inexpensive shampoo, which cleanses
the hair" and scalp thoroughly of all
the dandruff and dirt and leaves; a
clean, wholesome feeling: Just use a
teaspoonful of canthrox dissolved in a
cup of hot water, afterwards rising
thoroughly with clean water. One
finds that the hair dries quickly and
evenly, la unstreaked. bright, soft and
fluffy, ao fluffy in fact that It looks
more abundant then It Is. and so soft
that arranging it becomes a pleasure.
All scalp irritation will disappear and
the hair will be brighter than ever
before. (AdT .
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Kodaks and Kodak Supplies, Fourth Floor Manicuring and Hair Dressing, Second Floor
Don't Fail to Ask for Your S. & H. Stamps Valuable Premiums Given Free for Filled Books
forward. They are laggards and their
spirits are broken. Leaders of men
first imagine themselves in such rolea
It is the mental picture before them
that inspires action. 1
While Imagination plays an impor
tant part in the larger things entering
into our lives, it also figures in shap
ing the smaller ones. It is a govern
ing influence In every direction. If It
does not do anything else it leads
people to exert themselves. Women
are all more or less Imaginative. When
they let their Imaginations run
through- proper channels they lead to
good results.
The woman who carries too much
poundage and imagines herself with
a better figure should be inspired to
lead a life which will limit her weight
to the normal number of pounds. If
her health is impaired by the lack of
exercise her plans if she is wise
provide for new rules' to govern her
life and the devotion of a period eacn
day to prysical culture. With equal
force the Imagination Is a factor In
her efforts to beatify her face, hands
and feet.
The most beautiful hats and gowns
originate in the imagination of some
body. Imagination is indicative of
creative ability and capacity. People
who, create things are imaginative.
But! they do more than dream and
draw mental pictures. They arouse a
courageous spirit and dictate a policy
that makes their dreams materialize.
Hope is based on Imagination. It la
the hopeful woman who makes the
greatest efforts to Improve her health
and personal appearance. If you (
would be well and strong and also '
beaatifui. use your imagination and
the while keep busy with your efforts
to promote your health and personal
appearance.
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30c lb.
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CARNATION
COFFEE
Its Quality surprises
its Flavor satisfies.
Steel ut Sealed cans.
'All th Easter Sweets
WOW ON DISPLAY AT
(Trade Mark)
a Novelty lEater" Candy -filled Eggs, Rabbits.
; : vmcKcnj, cit., lur uic kiuuics.
" Fancy Easter Boxes and prettily arraneed par- - i
cejs or sweeis specially iiuea ror grown-ups.
Orders Now Taken for Easter. Delivery. i
Swetland & Son
269 -27 1 MORRISON "STREET
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Try Our
SPECIAL 25c
LUNCH
Served in the Base
ment Daily
From 11 to 2.
A Good Place to
Meet Your
Friends. Soft
Drinks at Fountain
Ms, WortMi & E&i
Reliable Merchandise Reliable Methods
Pacific Phon ManliaU 4800
Homo ' Phoo A-6231
Exclueive '
t Portland Af enU -for
COSSARD CORSETS
Have Your
New Suit or Gotim
Fitted Over
a Goseard
for Beet Results..
Dept. 2d Floor.
Smart Easter Footwear
At Special Prices
MAIN FLOOR Men's and Women's High-Grade
Spring Footwear in popular styles substantially re
duced for Friday's selling. Look to your Easter needsl
Women's $9.00 CD lE O
White Boots at i?UOQ
Made from extra good grade white calf the per
fect fitting qualities, found only in footwear of high
est class. Popular lace styles 8 -Inch tops, with
narrow, semi-recede toe, light weight welted soles and
leather Half-Louis heels. Exceedingly dressy for all
occasions. To begin with, we have all sizes in widths
from A to D. Just such boots as are Qpr
usually priced at S8.10 to $9 Friday, pair pOsOl
PALM BEACH Shoes -and Oxfords with jQ AG
rubber soles and heels; J'4.oo grade Special wO&O
HEADQUARTERS for Girls' and Children's Shoes, Salespeopleof
wide experience here to see that the children are properly fitted.
We sell dependable makes only, and our prices are most reasonable.
Exquisite Tub Fabrics
For Easter Frocks and Waists
Sheer, dainty, filmy fabrics heavy, sturdy, smart fabrics-fabrics
for the lightest, airiest frocks and waists fabrics for tailored suits
and dresses at very moderate prices. . Call and inspect these goods.
Embroidered Swiss Voiles 29c a Yard
Beautiful Efleure Voiles 35c a Yard
Msin Floor Embroidered Swiss
Voiles very attractive! patterns
and colorings for dresses and
waists. Corded stripes. Shown
In good range light, me- QAA
d.Arftl'
dium and dark colors. Yd..
Main Floor Efleure Voiles, a
sheer, filmy fabric for taster
dresses and waists. Shown in
beautiful patterns and colorings.
Ask to see these. Priced QC
very special at. the yardOtl,
Soie Imprime Priced Special 58c Yard
Main Floor This is one of the season's most beautiful tub fabrics.
It is of fine, sheer quality, with. soft finish and will make up exquis
itely for dresses and waists. 33 Inches' wide. Shown in large, strik
ing designs such as large roses, .poppies or other flowers, In com
binations, with the very new stripes. All the wanted colors, rQ
Priced special at, the yard OOU
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White Canvas Pumps
At S1.98 Pair
Main Floor Women's White .
Canvas Pymps, with or, without
ankle straps. Shown in several
styles and In all sizes. (Ji QO
Priced special at, pair JLUO
White Nu-Buck Shoes
At $4.48 Pair
Main Floor1 Women's White
Nubuck Shoes English lace
models with white ivory soles
and rubber heels. Comfortable
and dressy. Priced iQ
special, the pair, only P0;
Wliite Ganvas Shoes
At S3.48 Pair
Main Floor Women's White
Canvas Shoes with rubber soles
and heels. Comfortable flat last.
Some styles trimmed with patent
or tan calf leather. Shown in
all wanted sizes. On CO AO
sale special the pair POs0 '
Men's $6.00 Shoes
At $4.48 Pair
Men's English Watting "shoes
of tan and black calf. Made with
"Duplex" composition soie. Lace
styles, with blind eye- GA AO
lets, $S.S0-$6 Shoes aDlsbO
Model Grocery
Fourth Floor
EXPE R I E N C E D Telephone
Clerks at your service from 8 a.
m. to 6 p. m. ORDER EARLY in
the day!
Colonial Hams
20clb
UColonUl)
Choice-Eastern
Corn - Fed,
Sugar - Cured
Hams, In me
dium sizes,
weighing from
to to 12 lbs.
Put up ex
pressly for this
store. Friday
special 20c lb.
GLEN WOOD BUTTER Usual .
price 7 5 c Friday spe- CQn
cial, 2-pound roll UaW.'
ARMOUR'S GRAPE JUICE
t00 pure 45c size QK
bottle, on sale Friday for OftJC
10c SWEET CIDER OfT'
on sale Friday, 3 cans foritJL
TOMATOES Holly brand, ;
sona pacic, 91.10 a aoz. i r
the can . .. J . . lUC
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A Half Dozen Extraordinary Bargains For
Those Who Visit the Basement Store Friday
White Sift Waisls
" At S1.39
Basement To dispose Of this
lot of Waists in one day, we
have, put n extremely low
price upon them. They are
made In several smart styles,
of good.; grade wash silk
some in tailored effect with
pockets; other tucked or em
broidered fronts. One model
has new striped collars. Good
range of sizeiQI QQ
Specially priced at tD--
WomeiTs White Corduroy Skirts G2.48
Women's 75c Union Suits 49c Z
Basement New White Corduroy
Skirts for women and misses.
Very latest models Just in by ex
press. Decidedly modish for
sports and street wear. Don't
fail to see these, and by all means
buy one at this low jjj)
Basement Women's gauze lisle
Union Suits at a special low price
for Friday. Exceptionally good
quality, nicely finished. Low
neck, sleeveless, loose or tight
knee, lace trimmed. Regular
65c to 75c garments, oq AQ
sale now at ..... . . ... tcJC
5000Yds.VashGoods
20c and
25c Kinds
15c
Basement Imported Madras,
several thousand yards in this.
mimmnlh ; nnrrhn ; Srtft ' ."
mercerized finish, fast colors,
blue, pink, lavender, maize,
etc.; also rich. Persian stripes.
Easily worth 20c and 1
25c, on sale at, yard XclJL
12Hc Percales at 10c ;
Basement Standard quality
Percales, 36 inches wide, in
large assortment of patterns
for house dresses, aprons,
children's wear, - etc. fls '
l2Jc grade, the yard Iwt
E
ase
Millirie
U"trimmed Ha'ts
Worth to $2.75, for.
p8c
Basement It's a well-knowrf fact that you can buy the-best Hat
Bargains in Portland in Our Basement Millinery Section. For Friday
and Saturday, we will sell Untrlramed Hats, worth up to 2r75, for
less than half regular price. ' Over. 1000 shapes to select from
pokes, turbans, large and small sailors, rolling brims, etc Fine
hemps, javas and other braids. Black, white and in such granted
shades as rose, gray, tan, green and navy. Shapes worth up HQ
to $2. 7 S. Placed on Sale Friday for V. r... ...... -.... tOC
- DON'T FORGET TO STOP AT BASEMENT "TTT"
Easter Silks
In Wanted Weaves
There is.stlll sufficient time to
choose your new dress or waist
and have it ready for the Easter
Sunday. Let us suggest you
come tomorrow and see the many
beautiful silks on display here.
New Black-and-WhIte Silks In
checks, , stripes and novelties.
, New Fancy Stripe Moire and
: Figured Taffetas in all the very
latest designs and colorings.. :
New Minuet Silks very much
In demand for dancing frocks and
evening wear. Alt leading colors.
New "Khaki KooL" a heavier
silk for Coats and Spring Salts.
New Wool Garbardlnes, Serges,
Cheviots and Poplins in wanted
shades. - New black-and-white
check suitings In various weights.
New Cream Coatings In plain
and fancy weaves. All weights.
5c to 10c Laces
At 3c Yd, ;-;
-Center Circle, 1st Floor An
extra special for Friday. All
Linen Wide Torchon Edges,
Round Mesh Vsl, Laces and 'Odd
"Insertions, 5c to ioc grades, Q
at, the yard ............ OC
$1.00 Flounclngs
At 39cYde"y,
Center Circle, 1 at Floor A 0 i
- Inch Voile Flounclngs, 27-Inch ,
Voile Flouhclngs and ' 1 7-Inch
Swiss Corset Sorer Embroidery
; and Flouncings odd pieces
.picked for quick disposal. Reg
ular 65c to 1.00 grades. QQ
On sale Special, a yard Oals
ace Waistings
J At 59c Yd.
Center Circle, 1st Floor 36-lncB
, Late Waistings, small, neat pat
terns and large floral effects,
' white and ecru. Priced KQ
4or Friday at, special, ardtJaC
Dressmakers' Nets
Specially Priced
Dept. Main Floor Dressmakers'
; Nets in white; cream and cctu.
?'ine Bretorine 'Net, 36 to 72
pches wide. Clear and well
finished, hard or soft effect,
r -36-inch Nets, priced yard 25c
72-inch Nets, yard SOc and 65e
REFRIGERATORS, GARDEN
HOSE, LAWN MOWERS, GAR
DEN TOOLS in the Basement
.Underprice Store.
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