THE EICEVE DAILY GCARD, MONDAY, JVLV 11.
Mid -Summer Clearanc
Grand Bargains in Every Department. Summer Dresses JfPrica
Sale
20c Thin Wash Dress Fabrics yd 12!c
23 pieces, a!! different patterns, pong; shades, blues, pinks, greens blacks, etc.; 32
inches wide, neat patterns, all new designs. Don't delay coming tor these, J q
they wont last at the price, cool thin materials, all of them, only yard .... 1
48 In Bolder Batiste, 60c quality Special yd. 46o I Galatea Cloth, yd. 1 OC
Cimn In stripe and deep cro bar .tripe, fl"1'-Invcnd.-r,
IiIiip and light green only. Thl In one
of the ttot'it feature. In cotinn dn fabric
.US INCH IJMiV, A VAItl) 8.V.
Pink, light tlu-, greys, niivy, brown, green, Ian.
etc. 30c (iillly, special, a yard 2."f
Crash, a yard 204
Come In IlKht blue, pink, navy, black, CopeB
hagen. white, tan and figure.
a. v. c. ;i(;iiams, yard 12 l-2
30 In bent quality Percale 12 1"2
American l'rlnta, a yard
Ainoskcag Apron Gingham J 1"2
Yard wide Muslins, Sheetings, Outing, etc. spec
ially priced.
India Llnon 5. 8. J 1 . and 1 yd
Eugene's Largest
and Best Store
S. H. FRIENDLY
592-594 Willamette St.
You' Money's
Worth or
Your Money Back
WILKINS AND
DUNN TO ERECT
$30,000 BLOCK
WILL ITT IX liKIXroltCKW fox-
ritiin: hiii.iuxo ox west
EUlil STREET THIS SIMMER.
WILL ItK IlKlxIflD feet IX DIMKX
8IO.XS IWEH KIOOR OK Mil.
Dl.V.VH PORTION WILL HE OC-
tTPIKD BV AITOMOBILK gar
AGK A XI) I l-IT.lt FLOOR Wll-I
CONSIST OK HOISKKEEPIXG
BOOMS.
CITY NEWS
season for bucks begins July 15 and , DySDepletS IS
...en! to November 1. The open r
season for dues begins .p:emuer
u,iH evtends to November 1. In Coos
$ d t-urrvrountle. the killing of fe-
male deer i i"'i" "-.
fci.-kmn.ii. .Sltwi.le.sii'e.i,' .... ? l '
all iliiMonitorl.-, of 1 V
ive. ftnJ are aurtahil.' aM.i'",m'Ll
. PERSONAL
.,
Harold May left today for I'orl-I
land.
Mason Sluglcton, of Roeburg, I1
In I ho city. I
I.. II. Ilawley. of Corvalll, ia In !
Eugene on builneiui. I
Ml Anna Wood I vIhIIIiik In )
Portland for a few day.
C. J. Howard came down from Cot
lane drove. I hi noon.
Key. David Husband returned thlB
Mm. Month' mother, Mr. J. 3.
Hi 1 1 . m.
Minn Eugenia Hembree leave thin
evening for Sabiu on a viit with
frleudH.
Dr. It, J. Dye, the African mlsslon
nry, who spoke In Eugene last night,
went to Cottage drove thi afternoon.
II. N. Peekhnin and wife, of I'n
Inn Iowa, were arrival In Eugene
lam' night. They may locale In till
vicinity. '
E. H. Itolfe returned to llluo Itlver
on today' stage, after a short stay In
town. His family i there for the
Mummer.
J. A. Ilann returned to his work
nt ( n swell today. He I engaged
painting auvral
nwin frnm a trill smith.
Mayor C. I. Honiton. of Junction In m.erlng and
City. I hero on bulne. house there.
W, D. Neeley returned last evening. Miss Delilah I'utnnm, of Spokane,
from a bu.lne.. trip south. after a visit at the homo of Dr. and
Fred C. Mean I In Portland a a1 Mr. K. C. Handerson, In Eugene, left
wllnnsa In the feilelul court. for home today.
Mr. Ella Fisher roturned lo Rne- Mr Enniu .Miller
niir inn aiiornoou, iiiut a inn. portn( after
in i.ugene ni a tew . .,, , it,,wi,.rf. am i,nr son
MATLOCK AND BEAN
RETURN FROM PORTLAND
Mayor Matlock anil City Attorney
llean have returned from Portland.
where they went to confer with the
represent n lives of Morris Bros., who
bid on Eugene water bonds, for the
purpose of Inducing the firm to
change Its bid so that the city could
accept it. The charter will not allow
are city to sell It bond below par,
and a the bid of. Morris Bros, culled
for a good-sized commission, which
would mean that the bond would go
below liar. It wan the nninlnn r,r tho
I city attorney that the bid could not
be accepted. Tho Portland represen
tative of the firm agreed to at once
communicate with their principal In
i Chicago tO BPe If !h ItlH ennM l,u
I modified In ttch a manner that It
returned toiwolll(i , noenntnht,.
viniL nun nui pin'
Mr. and Mr. W. II. Kay and ion
Chill ies (iiiswold.
II. V. J. McDonald, of Philomath, I Mis. (lertrude Johnson returned
Is In the elty for a few day. n"mn lo "rain this afternoon after a
E. (i. Ilrlgg., wife and son have ro-l'1"11 'WUh her .later. Mrs, b. II, 011
' turned from a short trip north. jatrnp. In Eugene.
"Zip" Yarncll returned thl nfter-l Ml Mlntle Chnpmnn, of linker
lernoon from a trip to Portland. ; City, after a vlrlt at the home of Iter
Itov, 0, 8. O. Humbert returned i uncle. E. F. Chapman, In Eugene,
thl. itfldriHinii from a trip north. , left for home today.
Elmer Hen.hnw left thl morning; Archbishop Chrlstlrt returned to
for MeKentio llrlilge on tin outing, t Portland Inst evening nfter having
Mr, rinurtn Oaby returned Ibis nf-, spent Hunday In Eugene, the guest of
ternoon front a vKIt at Junction City, i Father O'Fnrrell.
Mr.. Ella A. Fisher, of lloseburg, W, JI, Warren, of the Witiren Cnn
I vl.lllng In Eitgeiu for n few day. I Btructlon f'ompanv, Is lu the city
Mr. Mike Wnld returned to lierfrom Portland, looking nfter the
I'-.'Uie at Cottage Cirove thl after-: Company paving work here.
n,v,n'' V. M. rirown ninl J. n. rnrrlKh
Mr. Clinton nurko relurned last were iassengers on the stage this
evening from a short visit nt l.'o'lngn morning for Montgomery' plticr. on
llrovc. the McKi'iizle, whpro they will enjoy
J' IJ' -tnii ( C. Viem wi'ti'i Piisnen-jan nutlng.
nil the inornltig stage, today tof Mr. Ami Mrs. n. I. Dnsent, of Al
Maiileton. lmny, upeut Hunditv In Kugeiin, the
8. N. Warfleld fl. II. ltowen mid J.lgurnt of John II. Ilartog. Mr. Diih
A. Hycrult, of Aisca, ar un llto city eut Is manager of tho Albany Com
J'H litilDa4, mAVMM '."itlD. . .
Mr. l.nllU Jtilittrttin ami Mis l.ou I'Ynilk F. Juliiison, of the Senvoy
iirrl reliliiltl lliinie Ibis nftei nmin Hon CiH)l)nny, returned In Portland
irnm e nip north. tod" lifter having been on a fish-
It. J, Co.tley and wife, Vil HI' ;;in trip up the MeKenilo with ,lrWcs
thoiiy. Idnliu; are In th M, expect
llig to locate here
Mr. J. K, Nolalid camn down from
Crewnl thl noon to visit her sister,
Mr. W. T. Campbell.
I. II. Cnshnian, wife and daughter,
of Acme, went to Portland Inst nl,lit
to be gone Rcvcrnl days.
I.iiiiU llermliiaiiii, John Hluveni
and Fred 8iikler left on the stage
this morning for Vidn.
Mr. I.lciie Jackinan, after a pleas
ant visit with friends In Kngetie. n
turned to Portlnnd today.
Alt Iilll.rd and Mr John Patter-
and Jesse fleavev
Mr. Penrl Thick MIV. fKiiiKhter
have arrived In Kilgeue nnm For
tunii. Cnl., on an exUi'iued visit with
her father, North, Uross, nud her sev
or;il brother lind sisters.
Frank kin' Charles Hndley anil
rnmlll" left todav for London
Springs for an outing. The men
went bv private convevnnre, while
the women folk took tho train.
t'npti'ln and Mrs C. A. Sachs went
to London Springs thl afternoon on
few weeks' rerrentlon. The raiitaln
I's not len In verv cooil lu-nlih
COBURG AND SPRING
FIELD WON YESTERDAY
Tho Cnmpbell-Fellninn team of the
Upper Valley League, was trounced
by the Coburg slugger nt Coburg
yesterday by the score of 13 to 5
and Springfield defeated Hnlsey bv
the score of 3 to 3 nt Rprlngrield.
Eugene plays Hnlsey on the home
grounds nest Sunday, wilc. Cohltra
playa Springfield at the former place
J, 4.
I oil are not "in nir tn"
very well with the live and
concerns of the people ibniil
yon unless you are finding
great ninny wny In vliloh Uio
want lid can u.irK-o vhn
Of eoursei -nmoiitit of
T "I"1','" Is not EV-
HtYTiNO In ,lvettlslng.
Ultr. Illst ill tli.t itura,ttt t
Vv-Vmloni keep track for a tiAm
of the aniounta used by tithe
vntloua stores In this news
puper and aee If you could
not snfely cliusslfy the stores
accordingly.
iuiii returned this noon from an over- j lately and It Is hope.l that the spring
l - winer w in no ri in gtioit.
ii. ji. .iininiiie, in tin rny, atM .1. v, tloiiiliiinn went to Albany
nniiuer. i.. n., in i oiorniKi. are et t".'nv to work on th Southe-n Pa
Newport taking an oniliig yift.. de ,t, m, i,,,,,,,, , , Snr'ug
i-eier ixye aim wne nave in me p..i t. p., H mi1M ). ,h-.,.
morning for Kltson Siilngs to spend eth-r te-i vh h.,Ve been working
i, i V' J , , . i " ,"'1"" '" 'ene.
K. J. hlrkwond .ml fanillv return- ..
ed polite Sit unlay nkht from visit a
t Forest drove and Portlsnd. 4.
W tlllsitap mid F. It. Wether- 4
r. tMH tntirnte n'l two weeks' 4
tl.hlng trip up the Willamette.
Cni.ilt) I'li-k F IV 1 1". fii'll-
lly re iiri-imiltiK to leav,. Weitii. sdny a
for Folev Sittle n:i -n iMiMiiir A
Mr. il y Ht (...r P viip with
her parent., Mr. and Mr. J, F. dates,
"1 k 'I telle, K'lllin,-,! liellie to AlleU 4,
todny.
Aito-nev .1 M WIIM'iui returned
'1. .1 , , f, .,, vn,,. ),ere
bo ateuded clrvuli court thl. morn
ing. Mr and Mrs Jih.o llmith caui up
from Portland Saturday night to vl.lt
Kl.'etrle and Drcnrel'ind
Thewtres Niondnv and Te-s-diiv,
.Inlv is ami II, "The
llr'i.in' Promise "
Th ' l.eeend of the
dhoHi." the finest moving ole
fin's that ever mine t.i Eugene."
l
WlMMI SVWIXd
" l. w XV Moore
"'' ""t :-V Order, larg,, r
small will I.,, appreciated.
fa. .........
rTtttTttMtttttT,
.A I- i ll r, (ill.VMI
1110 program nt the (Irand will be
found In another column, niul In ,.n..
of the best wen nt this theatre. The
leaiure picture is "The Mvsterv of a
Diamond Necklace," a thriller, and It
win un snown with till tho mechnnl
cm eiteeis. Wednesday night Is
prlie night, a nil the silver service that
Is In the window of Hubert nros ,
K!:.hth and Willamette streets, will
no given away. llendorshott's or
chestra will furnish music.
THE ItKMVDY I II Tl)lll'.i
"Dr. King's New Dlscoverv i v, n.
remedy thnt does the healing others
prii'iilse, but full to lierform." snvs
Mrs. K. H. Plersnn, of Auburn Centre.
Pa." ! is curing me of throat and
inn-,- iroiinie or long standing, that
oilier ir"ii:iiie:n relieved onlv torn
por.iiilv. New Discovery Is doinc hu
so ilimn geoil that 1 feel cenfidenl
us i-onuniieii use frit- a reiisonablc
lenin ot tune will restore ttie to i
lei-i neiiHti. This renowned cough
and cold remedy mi l thmnt and lung
healer Is sold at W A. KnvkendnU's
drug more. TiOc nud 1 1. OH. Trial bottle
frca.
OFIiMW COACH STM.l.IOX
I Saturday evening F. E. Dunn, the
!dry goods merchant, and F. M. Wll
I kins, ex-mayor of the city and re
1 tired druggist, completed a deal
iwhereby Mr. Dunn secured from Mr.
i Wllklns the west half of the property
tun West Eighth street, between Olive
and Charnelton, which is now cov
ered by a number of small frame
building occupied by McClunahan'a
Incubator factory, (Jaby's plumbing
shop and a number of small business
house. The consideration is not
given out for publication.
Mr. Dunn left Sunday evening for
Portland to make arrangement to
at once begin the erectilon of a huge
two-story reinforced concrete busi
ness block to cover his and Mr. Wll
kins" lot, the two to build together,
arrangements having been all com
pleted. The building will have a
frontage on West Eighth street of
106 feet and will have a depth of
160 feet. Mr. Dunn stated at the de
pot last evening that as soon as it
i possible to arrange all the prelim
inary details work on the new build
ing will commence. Arrangements
are now being made to move away
the old shacks now covering- the
property.
Mr. Dunn will lease the lower
floor of hi part or the big building
to William & Van Winkle, who are
doing business here under the name
of the Eugene Auto Company, for a!
garage. He states that the report
that he would build across the street
from there for the firm was prema
ture. He was considering the matter,
but hail made no definite decision.
Mr. Wilkin has evornl prospective
tenants for his part of the hnlldlnir
The entire upper floor will bo divided i
into housekeeping rooms and as there
Is now a good demand for flats, thev
will doubtless be filled up quickly af
ter completion,
V Ms bluck wli be a big Im
provement for that portion of the
business section of the city. .1 twill
take the placo of a row of unsight
ly wooden buildings, and will no
doubt be tho means of Inducing other
property owners on that street lo put
up substantial buildings. West
Eighth street is destined to be one of
the best streets for business in the
city. Other new blocks are contem
plate.! for that thoroughfare, to be
until ettner tin rati or in the spring.
Mr. Dunn estimates the cost of the
new building nt something near (30 -000,
t
MARRIED 4
Married, at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Win. Stewart In HtOsev, dr.,
Sunday. July 5, 190S, Dr. F. T. Men
denhhall, of CuburK, nnd Miss Ethel
Snbln, of this city. T'fiese two popu
lar young people were brought up in
llnrrlsbiirg, where hey have a host
of friends who wish them a long nnd
hnppy weddtd life. llnrrlsbiirg Bulletin.
WEATHER FORECAST
FOR XORTHWI'ST
Portland. July 13. Ore
gon. Washington nnd Idaho
Showers tonight or Tues
day. Cooler generally.
) E Brodcrs went to Creswell yes
terdav to actompany0i siiipuieut ot
faille fiom that plte io Portland.
Companies A and C will engige in
'a bauaiion drill Ionian under 'lie
t-oruiuand of -Major C. C. Hammond.
The regular meeting of the Com
mercial nub will uu held tonigni.
Ihe board of governors also meets
touighl.
The firs IHunder storm of the ea
son occurred this morning. The
thunder was not loud nor was the
rain heavy.
Hunter & Wllloughby today began
the work of wiring S. M. Douglas'
fine new residence above Springfield
lor elecirlc lights.
A carolad of cement for L. N. Ro
ney and a car of shingles lor M. S.
Barker were among the shipments in
to Eugene this morning.
Two more car of bitumen for the
Warren Construction Company arriv
ed in Eugene from the south yester
day. Among the other shipments to
arrive yesterday was a car of sewer
pipe for Long it Hall.
O. E. Kress and daughter. Miss
Nellie, Mrs. Geo. McMorran and olh
era left in the Wray Utilck automo
bile this morning for an online on the
McKenzie, in the vicinity of Bel
knap's ranch.
The M. E. Aid Society will meet
on the church lawn tomorrow after
noon. All members are requested to
be present with well-filled baskets.
The husbands of the members are In
vited to be there for supper.
A leak In the water main on West
Seventh street at the alley between
Willamette and Olive streets, was
sprung yesterdaq. It became neces
sary to dig Into the pavement this
morning to repair the break.
Dr. R. L. Wllloilehbv who return
ed last night from San Diego, Cal.,
where he has been for several
months, may decide to follow his pro
fession, that of rlenriut nin In Eu
gene, but no definite conclnsuon hue
yet been reached by him.
There should ho n
on the sidewalk along the lot where
excavation is Detng made for the new
Cherry block. Some one is liable to
fall into the pypavnllnn cntn ni..u.
. ouiuo U1KUI
and then there will be a damage suit
yu sumeuouy g nanus,
Arthur W. fllonn. -,,iV,l.Viv ,,f ,1,1..
city, now residing in Portland, is laid
up in mat city Willi a broken leg.
He belongs to the local aerie of Ea-
'gleSi find It Is thi-mnrli rl,,, en,,,,,.,..,.
of the aerie that the information is
secured.
Hunters' ltCPnPa n,n nnw halnr, 1
sued by the county clerk in large
numbers on account of the close prox
imity oi ine opening of the deer sea
son. The Otlen season for hnlrc. lo
gins on July 15. Up to 10 o'clock
this lOIVIlOOtl lli..inL-u 1....1 1
, "'V,I" D "evil
Issued since the first of the year,
TPovner A Run! .u..iv ...... i-..
,,,, ,in - v; juol UOllipiei.
ed the work of Moving the A. T.
Cockerllne I'esjdonce a distance of
four and nfi-Half blocks. Thev did
the work, Without as much as crack
ing the truster or causing the family
Clock 10 StOll rnillllnv Hi- fn,l,n.'
A"1 "II'1 r"m"5' "ved the house all
The O1duniohiln ,!... I i
mi i, i , "l UKen ex
hibited on the streets of Eugene the
oi , : 8 maao a '"I' to the top
oii'iuer s mine yesterday after
noon. The ninrhliio no ,, ,i,
win 11,1111-
... ,i,,ie uie trip easily and
-...win ucciueni. yulte a crowd, wit
nessed the feat.
Tonight at a seasonable hour a
test of Hie water pressure In tho
nialns will be given bv the fire de
partment. Several hydrants on Wll
ameite street, will be tapped nt one
line to ascertain the amount of force
hut con d be ohtalned In case of a
big fire lu the business district.
, nia.e o- i i ,h . ii,u.iii pr.,in,ii , ,..,;
'Ihe las limn I- k-- : i"v Jl li.il
i son.
Ililude by i.,".
I
The fo!IoV:S pension timrtn
are reoorted lo- Line ""W:,
ans: W. L. LaFlaney, Walker 16,
tlU-ba Johnson. Florence, $ ... Htl
, n A. Schade. Elmira. M; -Morris U. (
si.r'L-25 Coburg, $1 1
Charles Kingwell, a florist recent
ly arrived iron. Tacoma, expects to
establish a florist shop here In the
Hear future. No .definite details have
vet been made, but as he is an expe
rienced man and likes the vicini y -he
will put in an up-to-date establish
ment. I B Cushman, the Acme lumber
man, went to Portland last evening
for the purpose of meeting with
Judge Carey, ex-Senator Fulton and
Congressman Hnwley to draw up a
bill to be presented at the next ses
sion of the legislature, empowering
the people of Lane county to vote
upon the proposition of bonding the
whole county, or at least a purtion of :
it, for improving the Sitislaw harbor. ;
Chief of Police Farrlngton i n. J-!
ed up twelve men who were hanging j
about the depot Inst night and placed
them In the city jail. He took them
over to the Booth-Kelly office this
morning and those who wanted work
were given It on the new logging (
railroad now being constructed by-,
the company above Wendling. The
company Is looking for more men
and there Is no excuse for idle men
In this vicinity at present. . j
The regular meeting of the city
council will be held tonight. Besides
the routine business that usually
comes up at a regular meeting, the j
matter of the bids on the water bonds j
will again come up. and Mayor Mat-,
lock and City Attorney Bean, who
went to Portland last week to confer
with Morris Bros, one of the bidders,
In regard to changing their bid so
it would he acceptable to the city,
will make their report.
BOIIX.
3
4
J. Wnorenee, Monday, JJ
daughter. Weight, lo
V'hPi bnu'-'rv don't (r
White's- restaurant win u'
Patt:
K. C. MOHOAVS FI RXITURB
FACTORV
Furniture manufactured for
wholesale or retail trade. Satisfac
tion guaranteed. Factory at east end
of Fifth street. Repairing solicited.
Phone Black 5391. Residence phone
Warner tunei pianos. Leave or
ders at Morris' Music Store. tf
HERE'S TO THE ftlXIRIOlS 4TH
OK .IL LY.
t.OXG MAY IT tlVB AX'D XE'EIt
MAV IT 1)115,
There's nothing like being free
a'nd Independent-. It's good policy
to dine where Vou get the best meals
for your m-.'hey. This, as well as
polite twa'tment is always accorded
those Who patronize the Theatre Res.
lanrS'n't.
For comfortable eye glj
recommend the
"SO EAS
Eye GUra Mountings. Thtyj
name implies and readily li
selves to almost any shaptd
keep most all kinds o!
mouotitf
those who have been having d
especially rccommeod the"Jj;
We lit glaise right and atrifb
rourieeu year experience jl
J.O. WATTS, Opt
611 Willamette Strut
Koda.
FOR-
SEASHORE AND Ml
Pleasures at
Schwarzsch ild's Book
386 Willamette Su I
TO
MOULDING Ii!
PO5T,B0Xf
""tint) I MIIHUDiM j IUIIUU III' IM mi
TEA
The way to buy tea is In
packages ; somebody is
responsible for it
Your irr rtiur.a imi mMi. 1( re. ..'!
Kk. Scblilior'i Iteil: w. par tuo,
PHUPFNCF. SHOULD
LEAD YOU
'i nood
a here
Is u(
LOAN
olti-rr.l no
to depo:t roe
bank rather
It I. rMioi'.
rlrk.
It the Et'C.FNK
SAVIMi.I HANK
o'lier luJio.-iu,..,! ii,,,, , ,1H.,ir
fa, to kee;, )our c.is'i. U
01lld lie well Worth while t.i
upen an mi-eunt lliere
Hut It utter, many
C ni and aik ai v
I ni. hai tht y aie
othen
of the
of-
E Hi own
. Osburii
Presl.l, i,
Cash'.Ci
"""III 14( ,
I'.l lll' Vl, .I'lel I....
... ...uiirn. Illltl. W W II: own,
The Eugene Loan and Savings Bank
The Cei man c,Meh burs,, whh h 1
pu-i'h.is.-, (nun Dim, an Scott will
111.' st.itid during the season at
ni;. ke
I l;n i.-tf
barn
J. II PE'IKINS.
)nl S.WVIMi
John M. . ii'xhb, .ui-rta.or to V
K Ho.luy. All wood sawed lo guge
For iiroinpt .ervlce phone Blc)i
J3H liesiden,-,. 3:1 High street, tt
11.. o II no woo.lsiiw
I Ml OF I l-MI Nr
A car ,--f St.iu.Iard P
:t- bauels jus; i
irt! ir.,1 cem.-nt
ive.l
N ItilNEY.
CASTOR I A
lor lufantt nnj Childrn,
The Kmd You Haya Always Bought
Bear. th -y -
IF VOC KXFXV
T-- inerlis of Texas Won.l-r yon
WOO'.' never Buffer f-. Ki'"v.
tilr'.i.ler ,.r rheumntie trouble. $1 a
'io'i ni.,, nlnutbs' tre-'tn-.e'ii I ,ii
bv t .1. Mull, or bv t" 'i. S-uii
-,--'l"l ...i.,'s. Dr. F, W. Hall. 2 9 -jr.
Olive s'reet. St. Louis.
I 'M: woods v i;
l!-' '' e "--r. -Voiiiv ,i. u r.-n-
rail. 731! K. 11th. Teieuhnne "la-k
Su, i-essor !o W. H. Davis.
13
XHW TtlDAV
th.. ii, i ""mil aiternoon.
the Ra ni tiler., . handllv bv the
score of 19, 9. The batterle werP
annavan and White fr ,he u,,
bb;rStn;,Ke,sey and Rw.
The s. P. construction crew s ,-,,-'
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