The Santiam news., July 22, 1904, Image 3

The divorce sun of Mayor W_ H.
Thomas.
\ Davis against his wife came up for
S hearing last evening, liefore Judge
2 William Golloway, In the circuit
T. M. Holt and wife spent Sunday
C court. The complaint charged in- in Jefferson.
B«a « Haaxy 8hoe,^$.t.00, $3.25 and*$8.50, shoes with outside counters $2. l temperance, an-t to this the defense
J. A. Sommer returned from
Ladiaa’ Calf and Grain Shoes, button und lace, all leather, for just ivxe s demurred. The demurrer was over-
? ruled and the defet.se refusing to Portland Monday.
dollar.
J. G- Holt and wife were Albany
/ i plead further, the plaintiff intro-
Baya School Shoos, boys sizes $1.25—Youths $1.—.
/ 1 duced his testimony, the case was visitors Saturday.
S submitted without argument, and
Mrs. Ben Shi ffer of Stayton is vis­
? . the court granted the decree. The
S ease attracted considerable attention iting her parents this week.
X here owing to the prominence of
H. Struck meler and wife have
< the parties. It is understood that gone to Newport for a few weeks.
> lhe parties have made a satisfactory
J. B. Smith and wife made a
i , arrangement reg .riling property
i rights, and that no appeal will be business trip to Albany the first of
the week.
taken tn the case.—Oregonian.
The two reform school boys who
Louise and (rank Sommer and
Mrs. Florence Chapin was mur- recently escaped from that institu­ Nellie Holt were passengers to
IaOCAI^
de rod at Grant,s Pass Thursday tion and were eagerly sought by all I the pay last Sunday,
night by an unknown man, who the ofiicers along the line of the
j-
Mrs. J. N. Jones and daughter,
T. 8. Coffey was in Portland last made his escape.
Southern
Pacific
have
been
recap-
Alchie
_____ , returned from a week’s
week.
Mrs. J. J. Carr left today tor tured.
They were
seen
near
Mrs. Roe Philips is improving Gray’s River, Washington. After Jefferson yesterda.v by a couple of outiug at Sodaville Wednesday.
slowly.
spending a week nt lhe coast Mrs. small boys who were out with a toy
Alice Blackhall, who has been vis­
The 8. P. Company is getting in a Carr will return to her home in 1 a gun playing in the woods. The lads iti ng the Sommer family, has
Gra de.
on a -eing the escapes frjtn the returned to her home in Portland.
new spur at the North Santiam.
$1.50 rtiut
reform school at once decided upon
The R. F. D. carrier received
Mrs.Joe Warwick and MissZelpha
Mr. and Mrs. Barnes have been
for 08c
la bold plan to capture the two and
Barton drove to Jefferson to visit | receive the reward of $10 each paid notice from Washington of an in­
visiting at Eugene 'the past week.
the former’s mother, Mrs. G. W.
crease in hia salary, beginning July
by the state for the capture of
Miss Maud Irvine has been quite I
Philips, who is under the care of
escapes, and with their toy rifles j
Sick, but is now able to be out again.
6.25
suit
for
4.70
Dr. Hawk.
aimed at the run .ways the two lads
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8.75
6.95
Clem Gough is working as a stu­
lioldjy ordered the reform school
u
dent in the ottico «¡th his mother.
«
Mrs. H. J. Cary and daughter,
9.50
7.35
boys to march ahead of them into
Miss Rhoda Hudson, spent the tirsi
Story of a Gold Find.
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town. Thus the runaways were
Win. Brenner and Johnnie Gill !
10.00
7.65
of the week visiting in Eugene and
taken
to
Jefferson,
where
the
youth
­
H
have gone to Snow Peak for a
<<
11.25
9.20
Springfie'd. Mis* Hudson returned
How n whipped dog brought
ful cap ora turned their prizes over
week.
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It
to Portland Wednesday.
tune to a family Is related hy
12.00
9.85
to the authorities. Superintendent
Claud C’alavan went to Grass Val­
Kramer, now in Portland from
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Mrs. Fleener, who went to Cincin­ N. H. Looney, of the school, and an
13.00
10.15
ley Monday, to work during the
Sucker creek country.
officer
came
up
and
took
the
escapes
nati
to
visit
hei
long
lost
sister,
has
ll
ll
summer.
Free gold amounting to $31,009
14.00
11.35
returned to California, where she is back to the school, after paying the
had been taken out of the Briggs
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Mrs. Laura Paul and Mr. Lewis of visiting her children. 8he Is ex­ captors $¡9 each for the excellent
14.50
12.15
ledge on Sucker creek up to Thurs­
work done.—Albany Herald.
Albany visited at G. W. Morrow’s pccted home in August.
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ll
day last, according to Mr. Kramer,
15.00
12.85
Sunday.
The following is from tne Port­
Miss Irene Walton died at Jefl jr- land journal: "As an outcome of a millman of Grant’s Pass. Besides
It
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B orn .—Near McMinnville, July
16.00
13.95
son July 18th. of consumption. The lhe lor.g- continued strife existing! this the ledge has'been traced for a
12th, to Mr. and Mrs. Alvis Gaines,
ll
distance of 200 feet along fhe surface
ll
remains were interred in the Miller
17.00
14.85
at the county poor farm, Miss Mary
a daughter,
cemetery, near Jeflerson.
Her Myers, the superintendent of nurs-I of the hillside, and fully $400,000 is
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18.00
15.30
now in sight. The flriggs family is
Mrs. Johnson of 8ilverton visited death is sincerely mourned by her
Ing, resigned her position yesterday • preporing to put up a stamp mill on
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Mrs. Waiter Bilyeu the latter part many friends.
20,00
16.50
and removed her effects from the 1 the property in order fo turn the
of last week
G. W. Cary and wite of North institution. Dr. Bowles, the house gold Into bullion in the shortest pos­
$>14.c>u biiAi îuâ
Mr. and A rs. J. W. Groshong Yakima spent two days with rela­ phpsiclnn, has threatened to resign
sible time.
for
$6.
25
suit
from near Jefferson visited in Scio tives In this vicinity last w'*ek. twice in the last two weeks but has
Mt. Kramer, who knows all the
$4.70.
Saturday last.
They are on their way to visit a been held at the county hospital
circumstances of the find, says that
Miss Sadie Sims returned from daughter in Santa Rosa, California. through the earnest solicitation of a young son of David Briggs was out
Walport Tuesday, where she has They will make brief stops at County Judge We-ster and County hunting deer and tried to get his
Brownsville, Eugene, and Medford. Commissioners Barnes and Light­
been teaching.
dog to take a deer trail. The dog
A girl only two months from Ire­ ner. Miss Myers is a sister of Jeff­ refused to do so, and young Briggs,
Mrs. Jones of Oakland, California,
erson Myers, president of the newis becoming angry, beat the canine In
is visiting at the home of her cousin, land saved six lives in the Slocum
and Clark Fair commission. She order to make him do better. While
disaster
and
is
to
receive
a
big
purse
L. L. Calavan.
and a medal. While others were has an enviable record in her pro­ scurrying about the hillside a rusty
fession of nurse, and has succeeded looking rock was turned over, and
Mrs. Booth of Amity is visiting looking on and wringing their
her daughter, Mrs. A. T. Powell, hands she was ont In the wator to introducing several radical reforms on its under side the gold glittered
at the county hospital during her In such a way as to interfere with
her neck rescuing the perishing.
south of town.
Sergeant W. M. Bond, Company incumbency as superintendent of the dog whipping process instanter.
Mr. and Mrs. M. W. Miller spent
G, Fourth Infantry of the United nursing. Mrs. Lucy Morgan, who is The trail of the deer was also con­
Sunday with Mrs. Miller’s sister,
States ermy, Is visiting here. Ser­ highly recommended by the city sidered of secondary Importance, as
Mrs. Wooimanse.
young Briggs knew that he had
geant Bond Is home on a six months board of charities, has been chosen
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Miller, Roe
This makes the thousands of dollars in sight.
furlough. He expects to rejoin his her successor.
Shelton and Miss Ida Miller went on
"At present the hills around the
comp iny in the Philippines about second resignation as the resident
the excursion Sunday.
head of the county hospital since head of Sucker creek are alive with
the first of November.
Off tor the Blue River.
J. E- Courtney has besn superinten­ prospectors,” Mr. Kramer said,"and Coman, Portland, or to any 8. P.
Some Hunting Rules.
Mr. at d Mrs. Carpenter of Salem
One night recently a cow got in dent of the poor farm. Miss E. M. I look for more big discoveries C. and E. agent.
are visiting their daughter, Mrs. the yard of Editor Frank Irvine of
I
Rate from Munkers to Newport
Judge Stewart and Commissioner
Shepherd occupied the position for before the summer is over. The
Tlie following rules are given in tin
Holland, of this city.
Corvallis. He was hot and tele­ more than a year but clashed with region is high up in the Siskiyous, $4.50
Butler and the Hon. S. A. Dawson exchange for the hunting season ;
Rate from Munker to Yaqunia of the Alco Club, left yesterday
Miss Dell Allison, who has been phoned for tho nightwatch to attend I Courtney so frequently that she re­ within a few rods of the California
Always carry your gnu against yqur
visiting in Scio, has returned to her to the cow and put her in tne pou nd, fused th remain at the institution. line, and prospecting will be a pleas $4.10
afternoon for Browesvllle, where body, the up|«r jiart of the stock in the
which he preceded to do. The joke Miss Myers was appointed head i ant outing for the hundreds, even
Rate from Munkers to Detroit they will Join a committee of right hand, the left covering the trigger
heme in Washington,
lies in the fact that It was Irvine’s nurse by the county court about should they not succeed in finding $3.00
Brownsville men md go into the anil hammer, anil the barrel in the hol­
The Misses Elsie and Adri Burk­ own cow, which had broken out of
Blue
River mines,over the proposed low of the left arm.
nythlng
.
nine months ago. She found affair
hart from near Albany are visiting the pasture.
Eeer tracks and pig tracks are almost
“In the old days of mining, 10 Special Excursion to the Worlds fair wagon road. The trip will take
In
a
chaotic
state
and
immediately
at Aunt Mary Hunt’s.
about a week, and will be made in alike, but the split in the pig's foot*
Rural 'ree delivery men now re­ set about instituting reforms, with years ago, a great deal of gold dust
The Denver A Rio Grande, in con­ charge of the Biownsville people. It prints are wider than those of the deer.
Tne new lively stable Is almost ceive pay according to the number the approval of Dr. E. P. Geary, the was taken out of Sucker and Alt-
A deer being trailed by hounds always
done, and it certainly is a great im­ of miles traveled, as follows: 24 [ county physician. She clashed with house creeks, as well as from Dem­ nection with the Missouri Pacific, is estimated thai a wagon road into
will run h series of Personally Con
makes for high ground.
the
mines
will
cost
$5,000,
but
the
provement to the town.
miles and over, $720; 23 to 24 miles, j Courtney frequentlv and several ocratic Gul'-h, by miners who were ihi. ted Excursions to th» World’s
If yon tree a wild cat never stand
These
exvur- ' general opinion is that It will be
not looking tor ledges. This gold .air during June.
Editor Humphrey and wife of $702; 22 to 23 miles, $644; 21 to 22 alta-hes resigned on account of the
under It.
miles, $o66; 20 to 21 miles $648; 18 to ' trouble.
Finally Miss Myers in- dust, however, came from Just such «inn« will run through to St. conia i well expended.—Democrat.
Jefferson were visiting in Scio
w itnout change oi ears, making
If you are chased by a wounded bear
20 miles, $6'2; 16 to 18 miles, $576; I formed thecounty court that she mother lodes as the one found by siioit stop« st principal points en |
Thursday of last week.
run along the side of a hill and upward,
14 to 16 miles, $540; 12 to 14 miles, could not succeed in her plans as young Br'ggs, and there must be r >ate. 1 lie first ot these exeur-it.ns
• eave Portland June 7th, and the How About Your Summer Vacation? and he cannot follow. The bear will
Ira Ai Phelps, formerly of the $504; 10 to 12 miles, $468 ; 8 to 10 lang as Courtney was allowed to several of these yef to uncover.”— -er-nnd
June I7th.
The
rato
Newport Bay on YHquina Is the always drop downward.
Evening
Telegram.
have charge of the hospital as well
Scio News, Is now sole publisher of mi les, $432.
from Wonburn will he $68.95 to Bl. ideal seaside resort of the North Pa-
If you pitch your camp in a dry cfeek
Louis and return. Excursions going I ciflj coast. Round trip tickets at bed, never sleep tinder the steep Imnk
the Harrisburg Bulletin.
The cities with population above as the poor farm. The court hesi­
from
tt.e
Denver
A
Rin
Grande
have
greatly
reduced
rates
on
sale
from
the million mark are: London, tated and Myers resigned. She w-iu
th • privilege of returning via a dif­ all Southern Pacific points in Oregon which is usual on one side. Animals
Mr. and Mrs. C. Rex and family
6,381,882- New York, 2,537,202; giyen a two week’ vacation under
ferent mute. Phis is lhe mo«t plea- on and after June 1st. Ask agents could jump on yon from the ledge.
have been visiting relatives and
Reduced Excursion Rates.
Paris, 2,714,068; Berlin, 1,888,848- pay by the court, but informed the
sanl w iv. as we I as the most del- for further information ann a hand­ Camp below a drinking pool, not above
friends in Scio the past week.
Chicago, 1,698,575; Vienna, 1,674,957; court that she did not intend to
On and after June 1, 1904, the i. ntfnl mure, to cm«- the coutlnent- somely illustrated souvenir booklet, t,if you are after game.
J. A. Bilyeu and wife and little Canton, l,v00,000; Toklo, 1,440,121; return.”
T he stnps arranged give ho opport, or write to Edwin Stone, manager
A rocky country is usually infested
Southern Pacific, in connection with units uf vt«it mg toe various points C. 4KR.Il., Albany, Ore,, or W.
Gale Jones have been visiting Mrs. Philadelphia, 1,293,697; St. Peters­
the Corvallis and Eastern rail read of int«-r<-«t ill and about Salt Lake E Coman, G. P. A., 8. P. Co., Port­ with snakes. Where snakes are plenti­
Harry Connoway of McMinnville.
ful loop a hair rope around your camp.
burg, 1,267,022; Calcutta, 1,125,400;
Munkers.
If land, Orogon.
will have on sale round trip tickets 1 ity Denver and Kansas City,
The snake will not cross it. No snake
Constantinople,1,125,000; and Pekin,
rom points on their lines to New­ y. il wi«h to ai'i-oinpany one of the-e
I likes being tickled in this fashion.
The Mott boys, who have been 1,000,000.
James Arnold was In Albany last port, Yaquina and Detroit at very excursions write at once to W. «J-
M Bride, 124 Third street Portland
visiting their aunt, Mrs. Browne,
Never let your game hang ont over
rates, good for return until October fur sleeping < ir reservation.
Miss Lena Demtinn and Mrs. week.
have returned to their home in
night in the moonlight. The moon’s
Holy
Reliera
Reappear.
10,
1904.
Viola Wi kening of Cold Springs,
H. Quigley is erecting a windmill
rays poison the meat.
Salem.
Cloudburst In Uuion County.
Three day tickets to Newport and
Ind,, captured an eagle the other in his barnyard.
Never eat jack rabbit without care­
Mrs. M. L. Jones and little son, day, after a fierce fight. Armed G. VI DVmjy and family spent Yaquina, gixxl going Saturdays and
The Holy Rollers, so styled, but
fully examining the meat for water
Mason, visited Mrs. Jones’ parents, with pitchforks, they attacked the 8unday in Scio.
Another
cloudburst
visited
the
otherwise
known
as
the
Church
of
returning .» ondayx, are also on sale
' blisters. Never eat jack rabbit at all
Mr. and Mrs. J. 8. Morris, the first eagle In a fence corner, where it was
F.J. Denney made a business visit from all East Side points, Port Ian I upper country on the evening of the Living God, have been holding ' during the late summer if you can help
of the Week.
devouring a large turkey.
3 he to Albany Saturday.
tc Eugene inclusive, and from al July 10th, Just above Meadow creek, a grrnd revival and camp meeting it.
which comes into the Grand Rond» at Woodvilla, near Grant’s Paas.
The pay roll of the Jefferson eagre got its talons fast in Miss
Jess Dnnals of Elk City Is visiting i West Side points, are also on sale
Never feed your dogs the entrails of
to Detroit at very low rates, with river near Starkey, coveridg the Although the moetings have been I your game.
creamery for June was $4,000. Dur­ Demann’s clothes and was unable to friends in this section.
,
Mrs. Wilkening
stopover privileges at .4111 City or roads In that section of the country well attended there have been none
ing the month 21,500 pounds of but­ extricate it elf.
Never lean a loaded gun against a tree
Mr. and Mrs. E. V. Smith spent
plunged the fork into the eagle and
any point east, enabling tourists to with rocks and brush to the depth of the sensational developments ' trunk, and don’t leave your gun un­
ter were made.
Sunday with Albany relatives.
killed it. The bird measured six
visit the Hantixra and Breitenhush of several feet. In other places great that characterized the same organi­ loaded. Hang it up by the strap.
There will be a horse sale at the I fret six inches from tip to tip.
Mr. Fitzgerald and son, Willie, hot springs In the cascade mountain holes were cut in the mountain zation in other parts of the state,
Re careful how you approach a buck
farm of C. c. Lee July 22nd and
turialfrio n62u Ciiriiiy.
The water in the Grand l'he Holy Ril'ers maintain an | deer that has apparently been shot
which can l>e reached m one day. sides.
Fifty-three
of
the90United
States
23rd. The]- will have for sale 125
Mrs. Rlnda Watkins of Benton
Season tickets will be good for Ronde is thick with mud. The organization in Grant’s Pass, and i dead. A deer can kick and gore like a
senators are lawyers and the others
head of horses.
; mail steer when he is won re led, and he
all points until October 10,
county i« a guest of Mrs. J. Funk.
Three storm broke with a great noise, and meet regularly every Sunday.
are as follows: Merchants, 2; public
IjHst year a revival was held I Mmetimex plays ’possum.
day
tickets
will
Ixi
g<xx1
going
on the water came down in torrents,
Mrs. O. W. Mitchell of Albany
P.
Huntley
and
family
of
Stayton
officials, 10; capitalists,2; Journal iats,
If yon are going to lay for game at
Saturdays and returning Mond «ya it is miraculous that there was no there, but some complaint was made
cameover Saturday fora visit with 2; jeweler. 1; professor of literature, vis“®d Joseph Huntley last week.
greater damage done, though the regarding the shouting and over night by a drink ng pool, don’t go there
only.
Tickets
from
and
vicinity
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. B. 1
1; farmers, 3; planter, 1; mine
Miss Oolda Donahue spent Sun­ will be good tor return via the East damage done to the road
will Jubilant demonstrations that were by the trail, and take care that you are
Miller, of this city.
indulged In. Wiodvllle is a small always to the leeward.
owners, 3; bankers, fl; insurance ^ay with Miss Golda Jones at Sbel- or West side at option of passenger amount to no little sura.
Learn to shoot a rifle by sighting it,
Mr. and Mrs. Harmon Green have president, 1; lumberman, 1; menu burn.
place, with plenty of shade and
Tickets from Eugene and vicinity
returr ed to their home in Portland, I facturer, 1; stock raiser, 1; no bu«i- '
plenty of room, and the Holy but shoot a revolver by feeling, As you
An Ice cream social will be given will be going via to Leba ion-Spring
after visiting for a few days with ness, 1. Of the 350 members of lhe
Rollers can shout and sing with no throw a stone.
* at the DeVaney school house next field branch If desired. Baggage on
Night Aas Her Terror.
Always cut the throat of game yoa
relatives and friends In Selo.
'house of representatives, 257 are
fear of disturbing.
Newport ticket? checked through to
Saturday evering.
“I would cough nearly all night
kill, and let it bleed to death.
lawyers;
then
there
are
13
manufac
­
Newport;
on
Yaquina
tickets
to
1
Wilbur M. Pintier, D. M. D., wil*
long,” writes Mrs. Chas. Applegate,
turers, 16 Journalists, 18 bankers, 5 , Mrs. Frank Kent returned to her Yaquina only.
of Alexandria, Ind., and could hard­
be in his Scio office the first to the
home
at
Waldport
Sunday,
after
a
merchants, and the rest in varied
South» rn Pacific trains connect ly get any sle.-p. I had consumption
fifteenth of each month. At Stay­
two weeks visit with relatives here.
occupations.
with the C. AE. at Albany and Cor- so bad that if I walked a hhx-k I One Lady’s Recom-nendatlon Sold
ton the rem tinier of the inonth.
would cough frightfully and spit
B. 8. Richardson will move to one
Fifty Boxes of itiamberlaln's
va'lis for Yaqunia and Newport. blood, but, when all other medicines
St >mach and Liver tablets
of the Kelly farms Tuesday, having
Trains on the C. and E. for Detroit failed, three $1.09 bottles of Dr.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Cole of Co­
I have. I believe, «old fifty botes
sold his farm to Mr. Fitzgerald.
' will leave Albany 7. a. m. enabling King’s New Discovery wholly cured of Chamberlain'« Mtomn-ti hi I Liver
burg are visiting at Grandma Alli­ Special Sale Rate To st. Louis
Expositioa.
tourists to go the hot springs to me and I gained 58 ixaind«.’’ It 1« table * on the rconsmen laiion of
son’s. From here they will go to
No Pity Shown.
absolutely guarantied to cure Cottis, one lady here, wno fir-I b mglu a
reach there the same day.
Seattle to visit Mr. Cole’s brother
June 7th has been authorized as a
"For years fate wanfter me con
Coughs, Ixi Grtppe, Bronchitis and box <>f them a year ago. Hhe neve*-
Full
information
as
to
rate«,
with
sale date for Ixmisiana Purchase Ex tinuou«ly,” wiites F. A Gulledge,
all Throat and Lung Troubles Prii-e tires of telling her neigblrir« and
Mr. and Mrs. Caldwell and baby po-itioo tickets in addition to sale , Verbena, Ala. “I had a terrible case beautifully ill 1st rated booklets of 50c and $100. Trial bo tles free at friends about the good |U ilitles of
the«e Tabled!«. —P. M. Mhore, drugs,
of Newburg ana Mr«. Caldwell and dale dates previously announced for of i He« causing 24 -tumors. When Yaqunia hay and vicinity, timo- E. C. Peary.
Rochester. Ind. The pb-isant, puig
Mrs. Wm. Kotoff and haby of Jeffer­ June. This «nceesion has been, nil failed Bu<-klen*a Arnica Salve tahle«, etc., can be obtained on ap- ■
made fo accomodate Oregon people curt. I tne. Equally ¡rrxxl for Burns
alive effect of these t iblets mikes
son visited at Wm. Abbott's and enable them to be at the Exnoe- and all a-he* <nd pain«. Only 95c , plication to Edwin Stone, Manager I—T&m nnnpi wnSSn^p ajas m tr*I t> O » * them a favorite with Indies every
jgu aot T»n«atn»r> xpavri rirueo»»:) «««J.
Sunday.
tiun on Oregon day June 15th.
'at E. C. Peery, DruggisL
C. and E. railroad, Albany, W. E
where. For sale by all dealers.
•Ataajoj
aia» «X
yVe are alter your Shoe trade and offer you good values
and guarantee the goods.
buring'thl« month we
have a big reduction on Men’s anti Bojs’ Slippers, and to clo«e out
••varai lines they will ¡c> at 25 per cent less than the regular price.
SUITS! SUITS!
As complete a shoe store as though
we carried nothing but shoes.
The clothing sale is still
KUPPENHEIMER
suit for a little money The following prices
will tell you what we are doing:
With this great reduction sale on men’s and boys’ suits
we we are able to give you the maxmumof value for the
minimum of money, or in other words, we give you so
much for so little.
Yours tor suits,
WESEL Y BROS
V
SUPPORT
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