T1 1URBPAY OCTOBER, 6, 1927
THE SPHIXGFIKl.n NEWS
PAGE TWO
THE SPRINGFIELD NEWS
PublUbed Every Tburedgy at
Springfield. Lane Couaty. < iregoa. by
T H E W IL L A M E T T E PR ESS
Anything W ra n g f
.Missourians are to e r e c t’« m o n u m en t, th ro u g h
popular subscriptions, to th e m em ory o i Jesse
-May. i ® a u r p r i* R > t T o u r d r» « »
Jam es. H ere is s ch a n ce fo r ^»‘x R ichard. World harvly covwrw y o u r b o d y .“
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u to
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thv itia llv r with my
series
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Writ,
b o d y 7“
' ‘inspiration.*’
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I N O T IC K
U . K M A X K Y , k r i i tu r.
OK
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M A IL S U B S C R IP T IO N R A T E
Oaa yoar to Advance
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C IR C U IT
T o M arjo rie N eal M.«iey. D efen d an t
IN
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NAME
OK T H K
STATE
T h e Post office D ep artm en t h a s decided to
OK ORKQON:
You a re h e re b y r e ­
cu rtail m ailo rd er houses from shipping u n solicit­
N o tic - I» h e re b y g l o a t h a t by v ir­ q u ire d to a p p e a r a n d a n aw e r th e oom-
ed m e n handise. in th e ir effort to foist u n d esir­ tu« of a n e x v cu llo u a n d o rd e r »( M t« p lain t tiled again«! you In th e above
n title d suit on o r before four we. k»
able goods on th e public. We like th e «election lu fo re c h -a n r» l» » u .d c u t o f th e d e ­ e from
the d a te of Aral p u b lic a tio n of
r a i l C o u rt of l a n e C ounty. O regon. on
and use of th a t w ord "C ur-taU ."
1 it.« 4th day o f S e p te m b e r. 1937. In a i thl» »um niim a. o r for w ant th ere o f,
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th
e
plain
tiff will apptv to th e C ourt for
tttlt w h e re in on th » U h d a y of S ep
P U B L IC A T IO N .
FORKHT kxciianok
Nt. 017634
C O U R T O F THK
S T A T E OK OREGO N FO R T IIK
P O l'N T Y OK 1A N K
F ra n k K Mai« «. I'ta ln U f f. v« M brjorla
E X E l'l 'T I t'S ' IS ►'»iRKv'MISl UK
^M t*r*-4 aa aecvad cl«»-* matt* r 1«
.ary 24. IPv4 at He
poatvBKe. Spi togr-etd. Oregon
N O T IC E ! FOR
SU M M O N «
IN
Departm ent of the In te rio r. U nited
State Land Office. Roeeburp. O re ­
gon. «eplem bor ’ 5. IE37.
N O T IC K
le hereby
given
th a t
W a lle r F Y a l e « , of Itrow nayllle, O re
gun tiled Appl c a tio n No 017834. Un-
d4P th e Act of M arch 30. l»3S. (43
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W ithin th e s tu -la w N a tio n a l Fore«»,
in e x c h a n g e for lim b e r from »ho
W
W i ll
M> r .
N W W S W » » , S e c tio n 33. T o w n a h lp 4
t> m b er, 1937 In »aid c o u rt Thnfcer Is«» th e t«tl>>( prav ed for In the e o m p ta tn t.
g e « E ast. 55 III M.T . c o n ta in -
T he D ejiartm en t of C om m erce an n o u n c es th a t S h a rm a n . re co v e re d Jt.ilg iw n l again«» to -w it: F o r a d e c re e d isso lv in g th " S Ing R an
4« « e r e . w ith in th e Kant l a i n
T H l REPA Y O F T O B L A S. 1437
m arria g es in Illinois Increased d u rin g 1926 E vi­ the d r f m - ia n t» J o h n B lla g ley and m a rria g e c o n tra c t n o » e x il i ng be N a tio n a l F o rr» t.
dently th e citizen s a re going on th e th eo ry th a t. M ary B agiev fo r th e sum of 315.45 US tw e e n plaintiff a n d d e fen d a n t an«» for
GOVERNM ENT IN BU SIN ESS
T h e p u rp o se of thl« n o tic e 1« to
" I n union th e r e ,is s tr e n g th ”—and safety . O r­ to g e th e r w ith In terv a l th e re o n a t th e , an a b so lu te d iv o rc e fr. m d e fe n d a n t
allow all p« r»ona c la im in g th e land«
T here w are 1,250,000,000 poat card s carry in g a ganizing to gan g th e g an ste rs. eh*
r a fe of a tz p e r r e n t p e r a n n u m from ' T hia »um m ona la p ubttahed o n ce «elected, or hav in g bona Ode oh),
J u ly I . 193« a n d Iho tu r lh e r »urn of each w eek for fo u r e o n .e c u tlv e w eek« lion« lo su c h a p p lic a tio n an o p p o rtu n ­
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one c e n t stam p going th ro u g h th e poatoffice
335 041 g lto rn e y » foe«, to g e th e r with in th e Sprvngfleid New» a w e e k lr ity In tile Ib e tr p ro te a t w ith th e
yearlv. C ongress reasoned th at it a tw o cent
o a t l a n d d isb u rse m e n t« h e re in In th e n e w sp a p e r p u b lish ed a t S pringfield,
T
he
w
isdom
of
B
enjam
in
F'raukliu
becom
es
Stani’p Mas required the governm ent would get
«urn of >1« 40. w hich Judgm ent w.v» l a n e C ounty. O regon by o rd e r of th e R egtgtor of th e f . S L a n d O fllm a t
tw ice th e m oney. So it » a s doue. W hen llie m ore a p p a re n t every day. W hen he flew his kite. e n ro lle d a n d d o c k eted In th e Clerk*« H on C I* B a rn a rd . C o u n ty J u d g e , R oseburg. O regon
4nv each p ro te st o r o b je c tio n s m ’»»t
co u n t w as m ade a t the end ot a year th e post 134 years a g o he had th e idea th a t (lying should office of «aid C ounty on th e 4th day of m ad e on th e l « h day of S e p tem b e r.
, filed In thia o fflc w ith in th ir ty
S e p te m b e r. 1937, am t said e x ec u tio n 141?
,
Office had $ b , 000.000 less revenue tro m this be controlled.
• a from the d a le of th e d ra t publl-
to m e d ire c te d c o m m a n d in g m e in th e I twite of first p u b lic a tio n S e p tem b e r
Source th a n the y ea r previous and 51b.000.00ti
it. „ „» i».i» notice, tte g ln n ln g «»o-
n a m e of th e S la te of O reg o n . In o rd e r
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G erm an scicnU sls have im proved th re e u e» to
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in
d
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N o«-C ««l
ss than co n g ress Ugured th a t - ..
it would
have.
«att»fy »aid Ju dgm ent. inter« «I. at
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n e y i ’ " R -v R F R T K C R A W F O R D . A c tin g
F u rth e rm o re m ere was no appreciable increase an a esth etics. W luch should be m ost in ierestiu g to rn ey » fee«, eo»t» of »ult a n d «ecru f o r iwi p NAI
u u 'c n f f . ” H «0 H W
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e ,. e v 8 t , t o . r KU
in the nu m b er of governm ent postal card s used, new s to o u r coal b aro n s who a re g e ttin g ready Ing coat« lo »ell th e follow ing dea
gene. O regon
c rlh e d ra a l p ro p e rty , to - w lf
As a re su lt of th e governm ent order, post card to boost prices.
R 33 λ O « IS 30
S 33 34 O « 1310 *
All of th e lot n u a jb e re d 3« In Col
m a n n l a c t l i r e r s W e ill OUt o f business everyw here
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u
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n
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w
re e l A ddition to K ugene. being
p u ttin g m any people out of w ork. B usiness is
b ooking a t som e of th e April pam pered '/¿,'at fly”1 and**five e ig h ih a c re s , a ltu -
not a m ath em atical problem . T he law ot dinun- garU(.Us ou t nc wuy lo th e office th is O ctober ted in l a n e C ounty. O regon
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State« of Or*tfon. In m tn pita net* w ith
law s and congress had no t found • th
is out.
sutler.
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but
die.
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o r d e r to a n tla ty »aid Ju d g m en t I n tr r
ABOUT T H E W EATHER
G ra n d fa th e r use to graciously a s k fo r a girl - M t. a tto r n e y s feca, c o sta o f suit and
c c ru in g c o ats. ! w ill on S a tu rd a y the
We in O regon a re prone to com plain a great h an d — but bis offspring today w ill be salistied a 15th
d a v of O cto b er. U*37. a t th e hour
deal ab o u t th e w eath er especially during tu n es w itu n o th in g less th a n a neck.
of one o'clock. In th e a fte rn o o n of »aid
-
-
-
j ay. al th,. so u th w . «» fro n t door», f
Of heavy ra in s an d spring lioods. W hen w*e feel
th a t way we should give a th o u g h t to th e tit.
A1 from A l-bany W ill no doubt a tte m p t to lead th e C ounty C o u rt H ouse In Kugene
Louis to rn ad o d isaster an d o th e r sim ilar ones. the d em o cratic m ule o u t oi th e d ese rt lo a m ore an.l
l'ane »ell
’ uu"
'' 1 r , «"n- " ,r
fo r ca»u. a t public auction,
T he m iddle w est is due fo r several of these m oist clim ate.
« u b jec i to re d e m p tio n a s p ro v liln l bv
« to n u s every y ear th a t d estro y s m uch life and
law . a ll of th e rig h t, title a n d I n t e r e , I
of »aid d efen d a n t» . J o h n H Bagley
property. H ere practically all th e d am ag e done
e ....................
A tlantic, It .. tu rn s out, is a n d Mary- B agley, and a ll p. r e m .
by w eath er is to th e crops, th ere seldom being
o Eddie
u u ic « Hope
» u ^ says: "T • h •—
claim in g , by tl.ro u g h or u n d e r th . m or
a n y loss of o th e r property o r life. L et's be th a n k - an ocean, a lte r all, not ju st a notion,
a n y o r c ith e r ot th . m In a n d to »aid
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f ui for our w eather.
* *
premi«»” .
4
E
fresh and cool.
B atter is best when made from
fresh sweet cream.
FR A N K E T A Y L O R . S h e riff of
t-an e C o u tn y . O re g o n .,
By’ B K I'L A H U RIN N ICK . D epuly
8 15 32 29 O « 13
If a city builds o r buys an electric pow er plant ■
it tak es from th e tax rolls th a t m u ch taxable
pro p erty a s It would be taxed u n d e r private i
• • •
Ownership. F a n n e rs of C alifornia a r e a tte m p t­
N O T I. E FO R I’fB I.IC A T tO N
T he Folks T h a t Live in Sm all Town«
FO R EST EXCHANGE
ing to have th ese m unicipal j.lants taxed since in
(N
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s
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usiness)
No. 01759«
01754«
leaping ta x atio n they chain th a t th ey a re con*-
t.N auons
t
»<„
escaping
couf ;
lled to pay m ore tax es fo r th e benflt of people
-\v h a t good,” asked a m o m en tarily d espondent Department of t h . in te r io r , u n ite d
S
ta te
te » s L and Office,
u rg , Ore
Or«
«pent
advertising ® m an,
'is th e re in inciting people I I t to
o
s ta
o tb e e , R oseb
o««burB.
In H the
cities. J Som e of th l l e . . L larg
er cities have spent
an , "is
42 _ _ _
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4
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a »» b » .s 9
297
gon. © S « « e ... p « te
m b e r 2, 1 ( 1427.
niiihons of dollars for lighting p lan ts located in buy tb lug!5 w hich p erh ap s they d o n ’t w an t? lla li
N otice 1» h e re b y given th a t th
.. taxed
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o u n try and if
w ould m ake a consider
consider- th e folks th a t buy th e th in g s 1 help to sell would W e s te rn O reg o n S e c u ritie s Co . by In­
able difference in th e assessed v alu atio n of th e be ju s t a s well off w ithout them . W hat good is lan d 8. Jo h n s o n . P re s id e n t, Box 523.
com m unities in which th ey a re located. In our a radio except to bring in to houses m ore noise, E ugene. O reg o n . Hied a p p lic a tio n No
07754«. u n d e r th e Act of M arch 20.
effort to c re a te equal ta x atio n city, s ta te and m ore ja z z ? ”
(42 S la t . 465) to e x c h a n g e th e
Country properties can well be ta k e n into co n ­
And th e n he w ent back to his d esk an d found a 1422.
NW’ - .. S ec 2«: N W '. N W '., Rec. 24:
sideration in Oregon.
»
copy of a le tte r to th e m a k e r of th e rad io s which SW >. SE5» and i> q 8 W 5 .. S et 13.
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except th e follow ing lle g in n ln g a t N
he advertistjd:
I am a U tile girl w ith o u t alg h t. H o w ev er, th a t doe» 55* c o rn e r of SW , S55*1. . S ec 13. T p
F ran c e now is p u ttin g a h ig h er tariff on Am eri-
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15 f t. K 10 W est. W M th e n c e S 5u
can goods th a n those of G erm any, h e r w ar tim e »<* keep me fro m e n jo y in g life
ro d s on W. lin e of «aid Sec. 13, th en c e
enem y. It seem s th a t every tim e Uncle S am | a « « '
1 »‘* nt Uir’ e
a‘ «‘•»Tor»»».» E «0 roils, th e n c e N 10 rods, th e n c e
« tarts out to be th e good tiain aritin , som e Euro- ConMrvgtory o f M usic. 55hile th e re I h e a rd m oat of th e E 10 rod*, th e n c e N 10 ro d s, thence
.
E 10 rods, th e n c e N. 10 rod», tlu-ncv
’» g r e a te s t a r tis ts . T h en we cam e to C
pean c o u n try ta k e s ad v a n ta g e of him. A fter all w o rld
*'*’*
L iving In a »m all tow n K 40 rod«, t h e m e N 10 rods, th < n c
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e
no
m
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sic
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s
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re
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a hard boiled foreign policy such as Roosevelt
E 40 rod«, th o n c e N 10 ro d s t > N K
seem ed a b so lu te ly h o p eless, but now th a t I h ave a ra d io c o rn e r of S E '« 85Vlq, of »aid S ection
exercised is probably b e tte r for all concerned.
Editorial Comments
Milk is never better than when
“Sweet Bell” Butter
U m ade from « lean flavored sw eet cream and Its Hii|MT«»rity
m
•
e
a
I d o n 't m ind It a t all
I look fo rw a rd to y o u r p ro g ra m s
from o n e w eek to th e n e x t. It m ean» so m uch to ti» . T h e
g r e a t a r ti s t s th r ill m e th ro u g h and th ro u g h
1 am so very
g ra te fu l to you. T h a n k you a th o u sa n d tim e s fo r m ak in g
m e so happy.
One condition F ren ch wom en say th e y ca n n o t
u n d ersta n d in Am erica. A m erican w om en seem
go independent of th e m en in th eir co nduct while
th ey are so dependent on them for m oney. In
And in sending th e le tte r to th e m an to whom
F ran ce the condition is reversed.
he had voiced the com plaint th e ad v ertising m an
• • •
added:
"N ot a typical case? No. Few of us are blind ?
S am pson lost his pow er whe he got his hair
Cut. So did Aimee a fte r she had a boyish bob. Yes. But m any of us live in C-------------."
C am el
Climbing to new heights of
popularity
•
Government figures show that
more Camels are being smoked
today than ever before. One
after another C am els passed
them ail.
If all cigarette« were a» good
as Camel you wouldn’t hear
anythin)! about special treat'
ments to make cigarettes good
for the throat. Nothing takes
the place of choice tobaccos.
O 1917.
J. R«rn»l<l> T n t o u e
C * ,m p ,n y . t C i u i á o S - l w i , N . C .
13; and th e n c e 55*. th ro u g h c e n te r of
sa id S lV i, nt -a id 8e<-tion 13 to plat
of b e g ln rln g . 31 acre.« m o re or 1« » .
and rig h t» of w ay a s re se rv e d In deed
to Jo h n M ink, all In Tp. In «.. R u n g -
10 W est, 5V. M . w ith in th e Siuslaw
N a tio n a l K ur«-t. fo r -h - tim b e r'o n tb
\ v i , N W ', Nr.
S'
n 4. T p 20 S
R an g e 12 W est. W M . w ithin »aid
S iu sla w N a tio n a l F o re st
Th'. p v rp o se of th is n o tice Is lo al
1 low all p e r-o n a c la im in g th e land
»elected. ' i ' " Ing bona tide ohjec
lion» to s t u b i| p lic a tio n , an oppor
turiltv to file t h 'l r p ro te s t w ith tile
IH g '» to r of th e f . K L and P fllce al
R' .. burg, t.re g o n .
/ At” - «u'-h p r o te s t o r o b jec tio n m u -t
.„• lllu l In th is olPce w ith in th irty
be
d a v s fro m th e d a te of th e first nuhllea
tlo n of »hie notice, b e g in n in g S ep t, m
h e r 4. 1477
Non-eoal
H A M ILL A CANADY R e g iste r.
S 8 15-22 29: 0 6:
•
Is »hew n by Its w ore» at th e following exhibition«:
i
,
1926 Pacific In tern atio n al. 2nd Prize
«core 86.6.
1926 C alifornia S ta te Fair. l«t. P rlae
w o re 91.5.
1927
C alifornia S ta te Fair, 2nd I’rlziv
1927
O regon S ta te Fair.
3rd Prize
w o re 94.
genre 94.6
It You W ant the Best Butter
A sk Y j u r G r o c e r fo r
—
“Sweet Bell”
,
!
EUGENE FARMERS CREAMERY
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DEPENDABLE E1JEQLASS 5ERD1CE
SU M M O N S
IN T H E ( lit« IT T C O l'R T O F T H E
S T A T E O F OREG O N FO R T H E
C O U N T Y O F I.A N E
S U IT IN
I
E Q U IT Y
.M artha .M S ta s. P laintiff, v.-r»UH C lyde
R o d eh av er, B ruce R o d e h av e r, E R
D a n n er, and C lyde R o d e h av e r a» th e
A d m in is tra to r of th " E s ta te of Allen
R o d e h av e r, d e c e a se d , d e fe n d a n ts .
To B ruce R odehaver, D e fen d a n t: —
You a re h e re b y re q u ire d to a p p e a r ami
a n a w e r th e c o m p la in t filed a g a in s t you
In th e above e n title d suit w ithin four
w eeks from- th e d a te of th e first pub­
licatio n of th is sum m on» In th e i+prlng
Held N ew s w hich Is S e p te m b e r 22,
1927; a n d you a re h e re b y notified th at
If you fall to a p p e a r and a n sw e r said
c o m p la in t w ithin said 4 w eeks, your
d e fa u lt will he e n te re d und th e plain
tiff will m ak e a p p lic atio n to It"- C ourt
for th e follow ing re lie f to-w lt: T h at
th e m o rtg a g e for th e sum of >400 00
In te re st am i a tto r n e y fe es, e x ecu ted |
by A R o d e h av e r and M ollie A. Rode ,
h a v e r to M a rth a M S tas, d a te d Feb.
25, 1926, and re co rd e d on page 26 of
book 64 of th e l.a n e C ounty, O regon,
m o rtg a g e re c o rd s, and c o v erin g tin-
follow ing d e sc rib e d re a l e s ta te In
fam e C ounty, O regon, to-w lt: Begin
n lng at NW c o rn e r of th e N W '4 of the
H E’/, of Sec 5, T. 17 S , R. 3 W. of
th e w illa tn e lte M '-rldlan. run th e n c e
H 23 rods, E. 70 rods, N 23 rods, W. 70
ro d s t th e place of b eginning, ll)
a c re s and also b e g in n in g a i, a point
5.75 ( b a in s H. of th e NW c o rn e r of th e
N W 'i of th e HE',4 of Hec. 5, T. 17 S ,
It. 3 W. of W illa m e tte M eridian,
th e n c e run E 17 50 c h a in s ; 8. 14.25
c h a in s ; W. 17.50 c h a in s, N, 14 25
c h a in s lo th e place of b e g in n in g , 35
a c re s, lie fo reclo sed and sold to pay
said m o rtg a g e, In te re s t, and a tto rn e y s
fees. An o rd e r m ad e and dated 8 ‘ p
b-rnher 21. 1927, by Hon C. P. B arn ard ,
C ounty Ju d g e e f L ane C ounty, O regon,
d ire c t thill tills s u m m o n s he p u b lish ­
ed once each for 4 s u c c c s l v e w eeks ' l l
th e S p rin g field N ew s, and th a t yon up
p e a r and a n sw e r said c o m p la in t w ith
In 4 wei-ks froth d a te of flrst p ublica­
tio n of th is sum m ons.
II
E. S L A T T E R Y , A tto rn e y for
J’lalntiff, and m y re sid e n c e and P. (I.
a d d r e s s Is E ugene, O re g o n .
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EUGENE BUSINESS COLLEGE
“I t’s a Good School”
A E R O B ER T S, P resid en t
992 W illam ette S t.
T elephone 666
Eugene, O regon
W hich is Bes[
W hen you com e h ere for Ice (’ream or Candy th e only
difficulty you experience Is in selecting the kind you like
best th e y ’re all so good. But rig h t th ere is w here o u r
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explain th e m erits of o u r goods. We m ake ’em ourselves and
know all ab o u t ’em. No guessing w ith us.
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