Newberg graphic., November 10, 1921, Page FIVE, Image 5

Largest Circulation In Yamhill County
Mr«. Grace WilllH cam e up from
P o r tla n d T h u r s d a y for th e day.
D on't forget th e A m erican Red
Croat) roll call begins n e x t week,
N ovem ber 14th.
Mr. a n d Mrs. Win, Clem m ens were
P o r tla n d vlaltora on Monday of th is
Mra. R. E. Myera of W oodburn
week.
cam e over T uesday for a visit w ith
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, h e r d a u g h te r , Mra. E a rl Plnney.
T h e N a z a re n e c h u r c h la enclosed I
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a n d th e sh tn g le r s a r e w o rk in g on t h e .
Dr. a n d Mra. M. C. W ire a n d son,
roof.
I Wesley, w ent to P o r tla n d on T h u rs-
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J day, to a tte n d th e livestock show.
Col. O. S. Jo n e s of west F ir s t I
str e e t took In th e Livestock show in ! Mrs. H. A. S hotw ell of C alifornia,
is sp e n d in g a few w eeks a t th e home
P o r tla n d .
of h e r d a u g h te r . Mrs. W. J. N ottage.
Chaa. A. Morris w e n t over to the
Mrs. Leslie S m ith of P o r tla n d
N eatucca riv e r on a Ashing t r i p the
cam e up S u n d a y a n d s p e n t th e day
e a rly p a r t of th is week.
w ith h e r pa re n ts, Rev. a n d Mrs. W.
A rm istice Day, being a legal h o l­ N. Coffee.
iday, th e stores of t h i s city will be
Mrs. Chas. Gibson h a s gone for a
closed.
N e w b e rg Business Men’s
! several w eeks’ visit w ith h e r d a u g h ­
Association.
te r, Mrs. O. S. Morris a t H oqulam ,
T he ladles of th e MethodlBt E p is­ W a sh in g to n .
copal c h u r c h a r e p la n n in g for a big
Mrs. Joseph Brock was ta k n to
c h ic k e n d in n e r, th e d a te to be a n ­
th e Good S a m a r ita n hospital in P o r t ­
nounced la te r.
land on T uesday w here she u n d e r ­
J. T. K ing a n d wife of th e Lee w ent an operation.
M illinery, w ere P o r tla n d visito rs on
T h e A m erican legion are' a d v e r ­
T uesday, going down to ta k e in the
tis in g a dance for th e e v e n in g of
big livestock show.
A rm istice Day at th e legion hall.
M argery Gable of S unnycreat d is ­ Good music and a good tim e a r e as-
tr ic t, w h o u n d e r w e n t a n o p e ra tio n a t aured,----:— ---- :— --- : ....
a P o r tla n d h o sp ita l some tim e ago,
N o rm a n W. F a u g h t, w ho h a d th e
is re p o rte d as doing nicely.
m is fo rtu n e to have the little toe on
Mrs. Mary M a n n in g R ic h a rd s of his foot severed com pletely w he n a
V ancouver, W a sh in g to n , 1 b m a k in g horse stepped on it, is said to be r e ­
a tw o w eeks’ visit w ith Mrs. W. M. covering.
S a r g e a n t on W est S he rida n.
S. A. Dimond and wife a n d d a u g h ­
W ork on th e new P a lm e r g a r a g e te r. H a r r ie t, cam e up from P o r tla n d
Is pro g re ssin g
very satisfactorily. la st S u n d a y m o r n in g and sp e n t th e
T he form s for th e side Walls a re well day w ith th e fo rm e r's b ro th e r, C hes­
up a n d some ce m e nt ha s been poured. te r A. Dimond.
NEWBERG GRAPHIC, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1921
The Newberg h ig h school boys are
Rev. W. N. CCoffee r e tu r n e d Mon­
day ev e n in g from Spokane, T he going to R a in ie r for a g am e of
football with th e high school of t h a t
D alles a n d D eschutes co u n try .
place on this F rid a y afternoon. T he
local high school boys will play
H. C. S p a u ld in g expects to ta k e In McMinnville high school a t M cM inn­
th e O. A. C.-W. S. C. football g am e ville on T h a n k sg iv in g day, and an
a t C orvallis on A rm istic e Day.
effort will be made to ta k e a large
c ro w d of' rooters from h ere to t h a t
N ew berg high held Forest
W, H .W oodw orth, Joe P o r te r , Cliff g am e
S p a u ld in g a n d C. B. W oodw orth, a Grove to a tie In thefr ga m e here
cousin of W. H. W oodw orth, w e n t on a short time ago, while F o re st Grove
a fishing t r ip to th e N eatucca river defeated McMinnville, so t h a t if
n e a r Woods la st S a tu r d a y a n d se­ com parisons count for a n y t h i n g it
ought to a t least be a very e x c itin g
c u re d 125 Iba. of salm on. t
a n d hard fought game.
A son w as born to Mr. a n d Mra.
Roy Mills a t Salem on W ednesday,
N ovem ber 9. Mra. Milla will be r e ­
m em bered as Miss Beulah S pa u ld in g .
T h e little son h a s been nam ed
C h a rle s K ent, in h onor of his g r a n d ­
f a th e r .
H. C. S p a u ld in g a n d wife w e n t to
E u g e n e on T h u r s d a y of th is week
a n d Mrs. S p a u ld in g will r e m a in
th e r e u n til th e 19th, w he n Cliff will
go u p a n d ta k e in th e O. A. C.-U of
O. football game, a n d b r in g h e r back
w ith him.
Mias M a rg a re t Reid, w ho was in
c h a r g e of A m erican o r p h a n a g e s for
tw o years, will speak a t th e F r ie n d s
c h u r c h , this, T h u rs d a y , ev e n in g a t
8 o’clock, in th e in te r e s ts of th e
n e a r - e a s t relief w ork. Miss Reid al-
so spoke a t th e h ig h school a n d P a ­
cific College d u r in g th e day.
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Good new s comes from th e sa w ­
mill.
T hey a r e now r u n n i n g th e
m ill proper to its full c a p a c ity a n d
a r e r u n n i n g tw o r e g u la r sh if ts a t
th e silo plant,. Conditions a r e Im­
p r o v in g g r a d u a lly and w hile they a r e
not u p to w h a t it is hoped th e y will
g e t e v e n tu a lly , yet it is e n c o u r a g in g
to n o te t h a t it is possible to keep
th e w heels r u n n in g .
Rev. and Mrs. W. N. Coffee, Mra.
C a r r ie Silva and Mrs. Grace E d w a r d s
w e n t to Salem on T h u r s d a y of th is
week to a tte n d a ^«Missionary c o n ­
v e n tio n at th a t place. Mrs. Coffee is
th e Oregon conference pre sid e n t of
the m issionary societies a n d will
ha v e c h a rg e of th e Tour d a y s’ con­
v ention. T here will be th r e e m is­
sio n a rie s from In d ia in a tte n d a n c e a t
th e c onvention, w ho will m a ke a d ­
dresses.
Mrs. D orothy Gibson, wife of
Capt. J o h n Gibson, who ha s been
v isiting w ith Mrs. Chas. E. Gibson,
left today for h e r home In Camp
B e nning, Georgia.
W. E. W hite . I r a V enable and Tom
T y n d a ll a tte n d e d th e special lecture
course n u m b e r of th e P o r tla n d re a lty
board in P o rtla n d on T uesday even­
in g of th is week.
Alvin Clark and wife of P o r tla n d
and son. Roy C lark, and wife, cam e
u p last S un d a y and took d in n e r w ith
Mrs. C la r k 's uncle, H. W. Griffin,
and wife, of th is place.
I. C. H e n d ric k s of Seattle, is viBit-
in g his b ro th e r , Jo h n H e ndric ks, at
C arlton. T he S e a ttle ite p la n a to m ake
h l a home a t N e w be rg for th e w in te r.
Jo n e s & Scott of th is place closed
— N ew s-R eporter.
a very big tr a d e real e s ta te deal on
T h u r s d a y of th is week. In th is deal
F o u r te e n new su b sc rib e rs w a s th e J o h n , George and Lew is O ld e n b u rg
record for the past week, w ith th e o f t h i s place w ere t r a d in g a 320-acre
u su a l g r is t o f .renew als.
In th is t i m b e r t r a c t in J o s e p h in e co u n ty ,
w ay th e G r a p h ic ’s c irc u la tio n Is c o n ­ va lue d a t 117,000 for a tw o-story
s t a n t l y increasing.
b r i c k business block in Boise, Idaho,
w hich was owned by Mrs. C. A.
All stores will close and everyone Stiff of Seaside, Oregon, and w hich
is go in g to a tte n d the big football w as valued a t $18,000.
Jo n e s &
ga m e b etw een th e N e w be rg Are de­ S cott re presented both p a r tie s in th is
p a r tm e n t and th e A m erican legion deal.
tom orrow ( F r id a y ) afternoon.
T he la rg e flag b e longing to th e
W. O. W. w as m isplaced w hen r e ­
moved from th e I. O. O. F. hall a t
time of th e fire. T h is o rd e r would
h ig h ly a p p re c ia te a n y In fo rm a tio n
r e g a r d in g th is flag.
Mr. and Mrs. H e n ry E h r e t expect
to leave today ( T h u r s d a y ) for a stay
of several m o n th s In C alifornia.
They will visit Los Angeles. P a s a d e ­
na. L ong Beach, O akland a n d o th e r
C ards ha v e been received In N e w ­
points. They will go by auto.
b e rg a n n o u n c in g th e a r r iv a l of a
little d a u g h te r . N orm a W in fre d , at
Cbas. Alfred Clemenson purchased th e hom e of Mr. a n d Mrs. V erden
th e residence lot on H ancock street, T r e x le r of W illa m ln a . Mrs. T r e x le r
betw een th e S a n d e rs and IX D. Coul- will be rem em bered as Miss Bernice
eon p ro p e rtie s a n d expects to com ­ Welch.
mence th e e re c tio n of a residence
th e r e in th e very n e a r fu tu re .
J o h n U. Sm ith w ent to P o r tla n d
Monday a fte rn o o n to th e livestock
T he Red Cross roll call will begin show, and also to a tte n d a m e e tin g
Monday. N ovem ber 14th I n . N e w ­ of th e A yershire breeders, of w hich
berg. If anyone is overlooked by a Mr. S m ith is secretary, W ednesday
solicitor, he will be ta k e n c a re of n ig h t, closing w ith a ba n q u e t a t the
Im m ediately if he will phone Mrs. Hazelwood.
E. L. E vans, roll call c h a ir m a n .
T h e re will be a m e e tin g at 3 p.
I. N. Campbell had th e m isfo rtu n e m. S a tu r d a y , N ovem ber 12th, a t the
to fall from th e porch a t his home N e w be rg C arnegie lib r a r y b u ild in g
last S u n d a y evening, s p r a in in g his for th e purpose of o rg a n iz in g a com ­
leg so badly t h a t he ha s been c o n ­ m u n ity h e a lth association.
Every­
fined to his bed e ver since, being o n e Interested in th is g re a t w ork is
u n a b le to s u sta in his w e ig h t on th e urged to a tte n d th is m eeting.
in ju re d member.
T he G r a n ts P a ss C ourie r issued a
Mrs. E lizabeth Meyer of Cheha- splendid c o m m u n ity developm ent e d i­
lem C e n te r passed aw a y at E m anuel tion u n d e r da te of N ovem ber 5. T h is
hospital in P o r tla n d on November edition co n ta in e d tw e n ty pages, w ith
1». a t th e age of 57 years. She ha s m a n y illu s tr a tio n s and in c id e n ta lly
been a school te a c h e r n e a r N ew berg told of the In sta lla tio n of a fine new
for m a n y years.
F u n e r a l services Goss Comet press in th e C ourie r of­
will be held from th e H o llin g sw o rth fice.
chapel at 2 p. m. F rida y.
T he city council w ishes us to call
J. B. Sheehy, Council Com m ander th e a tte n tio n of p ro p e rty o w n e rs to
of V ancouver lodge. W. O. W., v is it­ th e f a c t t h a t w hen p a v e m e n t a n d
e d th e N e w be rg lodge on Monday sid e w a lk s a re put in in fr o n t of a
ev e n in g of th is week, com ing as a p ro p e rty , the p ro p e rty o w n e r is r e ­
re p re se n ta tiv e of th e district m a n a ­ q u ire d by law to have th e p a r k in g
ger.
A very p le a sa n t e v e n in g was fixed up also. It Is th e desire of the
spent and m any pla ns were discussed council th a t all pro p e rty w hich comes
u n d e r th is provision should be fixed
for th e good of th e order.
u p at once:
A nton Rasch. w ho cam e to N ew ­
Mrs. M argaret U m b of 201 M or­
berg a b o u t a y e a r and a h a lf ago
and p u rchased residence p ro p e rty on ton street, passed aw ay at h e r hom e
east F ir s t s tre e t, h a v in g previously on Novem ber 7. d e a th being caused
sold o u t a splendid d a iry r a n c h in by h e a r t trouble. T he deceased w as
Tillam ook county, w as m a rrie d r e ­ 66 years old a t h e r de a th . F u n e r a l
ce n tly to Mrs. Ida P o tts of P o r tla n d , services were held from th e H o l­
the w edding ta k in g place In P o r t ­ lin g sw o rth u n d e r t a k i n g pa rlo rs on
land. T hey ha v e r e tu r n e d to N e w ­ Novem ber 8th. Rev. C. D. N orris, o f­
A h u sb a n d . J o h n
K.
berg a n d a re now at home to th e ir ficiating.
L am b, and th re e d a u g h te r s a r e left.
frie n d s a t 1250 east F irst street.
Squibbs’ Products are
Pre-eminent for Purity
We are stocking a complete line of
.Squibbs’ household products.
We use Squibbs’ chemicals in our
prescriptions—thus insuring abso*
lute purity.
G rah am ’s D ru g S to re
Phone White 113
T h e re was a n accident la st S u n ­
day a fte rn o o n on west F i r s t street,
w h e n a p a r ty c o n sistin g of a m a n
apd h is d a u g h te r and a g r a n d so n in
a n a u to collided w ith a telephone
pole. In d riv in g dow n th e c a r tra c k
th e wheel became c a u g h t a g a in s t the
ra il a n d in t r y in g to free it th e man
th r e w the c a r over a g a in s t th e pole.
T he d a u g h te r a n d g r a n d so n each
su sta in e d in ju r ie s a n d w ere ta k e n to
a n e a rb y home for care.
It is
th o u g h t t h a t th e ir in ju r ie s w ere not
serious.
Sewell O. New-house sp e n t S a t u r ­
day a n d S u n d a y w ith h is parents,
Mr. and Mrs. C. E. N ew house of
S p rln g b ro o k .
Mr. N ew house has
been w o rk in g a t th e m a k in g of to­
p o g ra p h ic a l m a p s for th e L o n g Bell
lu m b e r com pany n e a r Kelso. W a sh ­
in g to n , d u r in g th e past sum m e r, but
is now on his way to a new position
as in sp e c to r of da m c o n stru c tio n on
th e Silver L ake project in s o u th ­
e a s te r n Oregon. He expects th is to
be his last visit to N e w b e rg for sev­
e ra l m onths.
The Oregon H istorical society has
issued the rules and re g u la tio n s go v ­
e r n in g th e ir a n n u a l Beekm an h isto ry
prize contest. F o u r prizes a m o u n t­
ing to $60. $50. $40. and $30 each
a r e offered a n d th e subje c t offered is
" T h e Discovery of th e C olum bia
R iver.” T he prizes will be a w a rd e d
to the best four essays on th is su b ­
ject, com petition being lim ite d to
boy« or girls over 15 ye a rs a n d u n ­
d e r 18 years a n d in a tte n d a n c e a t
a n y public or p r iv a te school, a c a d e ­
my, sem inary, college, u n iv e rsity , or
o th e r e d u c a tio n a l in s titu tio n w ith in
th is state. T he essay m u s t not ex­
ceed 2,000 words' in length.
Dr. Van Valin ha s had a new R it­
te r X-ray m a c h in e installed in his
dental offices. T h is m a c h in e is th e
very latest type of d e n ta l X -r^y
a n d bas an u n u s u a lly la rg e r a n g e of
movement
in v a rio u s directions,
m a k in g it p a r tic u la r ly a d a p ta b le for
his uses. One of th e fe a tu r e s is an
.a rra n g e m en t w hereby a record can
be kept of th e v a rio u s locations u n ­
d e r which a pic tu re was ta k e n , th u s
e n abling a r e ta k in g of the sam e pic­
tu r e from e xactly th e same a n g le a t
a fu tu re time for th e purpose of com ­
parison to esta b lish w h a te v e r p ro g ­
ress has been made. T he m a c h in e
was purchased from a d e n ta l supply
bouse in P o rtla n d and is a very v a lu ­
able addition to Dr. Van V a lin ’s of­
fice equipment.
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Electric Heater
An electric heater is the very best thing to take the biting
chill off the bathroom in the early morning, or the bedroom
while you are dressing.
These heaters are not designed for
general heating but are serviceable for short time use and
give excellent satisfaction.
Heaters are made in sizes of 500
and 1000 Watts.
We have everything electric at our store and stand behind
the goods we sell.
Reliability and satisfaction are the hall
marks of our dealings.
Yamhill Electric Company
,
“It Serves You Right.”
Wright’s CASH STORE
Corner First and Main Streets
DRY G O O D S
S T A P L E A N D FANCY G R O C E R IE S
— SATURDAY SPECIALS: __
Bacon, while it lasts, per pound . . .............................................. 20c
A very d e lig h tfu l su rp rise b i r t h ­
Swift’s White Laundry Soap........................ ..........................8 Bars 25c
day dinner was given at th e home of
Mr. and Mrs. A u stin K eeny la st S u n ­
Toilet P a p e r ..................................... ............... .................... .6 Rolls 25c
day. W hen th e Keenys a rriv e d home
from c hurc h th e y found th e guests VS
all assembled a n d d in n e r spread and
needless to say they w ere completely
surprised. T he affarir was in h onor
of Mrs. K eeny’s b ir th d a y All sorts
of good th in g s w ere in evidence,
w ith the splendid b ir th d a y cake,
b e a rin g its candles in tr u e b ir th d a y
style.
T he house wag b e a u tifu lly
decorated for th e occasion in H a l­
low e’en colors. Those present w ere:
Messrs, a n d Mesdames J o h n V e n e r­
able, F r a n k G u stin of Rex. C harles
Cleths, V. A. V incent, a n d Rev. and
Mrs. Fred C a r te r a n d tw o c hidren.
Delight and Mills, a n d also Ona and
E s th e r G u stin . L e ste r W r ig h t, and
ff
ff
Mrs. R u th H eston.
“ K A N T LEEK ”
TH E SYM BOL o f EXC ELLEN C E
fo r RUBBER GOODS
«KANTLEEK
«KANTLEEK
Boston Baked Beans
Pick over one q u a r t pea beans, cov­
e r w ith cold w a te r a n d soak over
n ig h t. In th e m o r n in g d r a in , cover
w ith fresh w a te r, h e a t slowly, ke e p ­
ing w a te r below b o iling po in t and
cook u n til sk in s will b u r s t— w hich Is
best d e te rm in e d by ta k in g a few
beans on th e tip of a spoon a n d blow­
in g on them , w hen sk in s will burst
if sufficiently cooked. B eans th u s
tested m ust, of course, be th ro w n
away.
D ra in beans, th r o w in g bean w a te r
out of doors, n o t in th e sink. Scald
rin d of th r e e - f o u r th s of a pound of
salt pork, scrape, remove o n e -fo u rth
inch slice and put in bottom of bean
pot. Cut th r o u g h rin d of re m a in in g
pork every h a lf inch, m a k in g c u ts
one inch deep. P u t beans in pot and
b u ry pork in beans, leaving rin d ex­
posed.
Mix one tablespoon salt, one ta b le ­
spoon molasses a n d th re e tablespoons
s u g a r ; add one c u p boiling w a te r and
pour over b e a n s; th e n add e nough
more b o iling w a te r to cover the
beans. Cover bean pot, put in oven
and ba k e slowly six or e ig h t hours,
u n c o v e rin g th e la st h o u r of cooking,
th a t rind m ay become brow n and
crisp. Add w a te r as.needed.
Hot W ater Bottles
Fountain Syringe»
A Necessity in Every Home
PRICE $2.50, $3.00, $3.50
Nurses Like Them Best
PRICE $3.50, $3.75
ICE CAPS
“ K ANTLEE|(” SHEETING
Best for headaches and con­
gestion or inflammation
PRICE $1.75
Wears longer than the or­
dinary kind
• PRICE $1.50 THE SQ. YD.
IT C A N T LEAK
Because it’s moulded in one piece
KANTLEEK is sold at the Home of Quality
LYNN B. FERGUSON
PRESCRIPTION DRUGGIST
The
302 First St.
Store
Newberg, Ore.
Black 106
T h e employes of th e local c a n n e ry
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m et a t th e c a n n e r y on last T h u r s d a y
B a rn e y Oldfield 30 x 3
tire s
n ig h t a n d gave a p a r ty for Mrs.
Doyle’s T ire Shop.
5 tl
J o h n N ash. T he e vent w a s' in th e $9.99.
n a t u r e of a d o n a tio n p a r ty and Mrs.
N ash w as th e re c ip ie n t of a large
q u a n t i t y of supplies of v a rio u s kinds.
We have nice new things com­
T h e a ffair was given as a n a p p r e c ia ­
ing in ever; day. stamped goods,
tion of h e r k in d ly services in f u r ­
nice Xmas presents, baby rompers
n is h in g hot lync he s for th e c a n n e ry
and house aprons a specialty.
employes.
A cash collection was
also raised on th e sam e day for Mrs.
EXCHANGE AND GIFT STORE
F itc h e n , by th e good people of th e
205 First Street
c a n n e r y force.
T h e c ity council met Monday ev­
e n in g and allowed th e r e g u la r first of
th e m o n th bills. Several a d d itio n a l
fra n c h ise s w ere g r a n te d to tr u c k s
and th e r e n ta l c h a r g e on th e com ­
m e rc ia l c lub rooms w as raised from
$25 per m o n th to $40 p e r m onth
T h e Pacific S ta te s telephone com pany
w as g r a n te d a fra n c h ise and charged
$250 for th e same. Upon th e re p ­
re se n ta tio n of Mr. W a lto n w h o lives
on th e h ig h w a y n o r th of to w n , the
council decided to have a w a te r tap
placed in fro n t of his place for the
c o n v enience of te a m s and tourists.
Mr. W a lto n has agreed to fix up an
a t t r a c t i v e r e s tin g place th e re . The
council will meet a g a in n ext Mon­
d a y e v e n in g w hen th e m a t t e r of
p a v in g assessm ents will be ta k e n up
T h e h ig h school s tu d e n ts a r e s t a r t ­
ing a new t h i n g th is week in the
e d itin g of a h ig h school p a p e r to be
Incorporated in th e G raphic.
The
Btudent body will select a na m e for
thin pa p e r a n d it will be edited by-
R o b e rt Brow n, w ith C lausen Brooks
as a ssista n t. T h e s tu d e n ts will have
com plete c h a r g e of th is page, w ritin g
th e a r tic le s a n d a r r a n g i n g th e he a d ­
ings, etc. In th is w ay th e y will get
p ra c tic e in w r itin g and also In new s­
p a p e r work. T he e d ito rs will be as­
sisted by a corps of r e p o r te r s each
week. T h is w ill ta k e th e place of
a h ig h school p a p e r w hich would
ha ve necessitated th e soliciting of
a d v e r tis in g from th e m e r c h a n ts and
an added expense upon th e students
for su b sc rip tio n and will serve them
th e same, a n d a t th e same time give
th e m th e added a d v a n ta g e of the
G ra p h ic 's large circulation.
Silverware
Makes an Ideal —
Thanksgiving Gift
W h e th e r
you
are
c o n te m ­
p la tin g a g if t t h a t costs little
o r m u c h , s ilv e rw a re is a lw ays
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a w h ite m e ta l base.
It has no
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L et u s show* you.
C. A Morris
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