The Santiam news., May 24, 1907, Image 5

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NEW OXFORDS ANO SHOES
For yonr rele-*ton—the best valu«
Alaw-utely
factories which bave supplie.I is f<e veers. Sew t'a liege Iwitlou
and lace «a 80 per pwir. Mum» of the .wellest ut fords you cm
find in any market.
DRESS GOOOS
Knae V. ry new things In Voiles with oha>l<>w clterk» ami strif-rs.
The newt drsîrabl« always go fire«. Wuol Taff«U ms —very wide—
«MO. «I.2U and 1130 p«r yard.
1‘auamas tn all th» popular
grad««.
Mies Fdees» Peery, of Springfield, i»
vistlicig relatives ami friemle in tbl»
eity.
Mias Sadls Kitna rvturned h->ui« front
Waldpurt. Monday, wbere.b» ha. be« i.
tewching schnall. Ml« Sims came hoffe
>>n account of tsiar heallli and »spevte
tu rsturn tu Waldpurt aa av»<u aa (he
geta seil.
FrevlJrat Errr IWftwhJ.
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SMART SPRINC SUITS
W hntexer the ninount •r von wish to
<1 hvie. you have the assurance ot
a better suit for the price, than can he
obtained clx'where. Suits ranine from
S7...U to $35.00. Ask to see our great
•$l(>.00 suit; specially made, of absolute­
ly pure worsted, in desirable gray
shades and invisahle chec s; cut in the
newest styles and handtailored through-
•Hit. W < 1 JI I’f ‘ x.’l f i < t i 1 <i I ♦ Il t « • it y F t ♦ 15X-
Il« >>-• » cn U i ifu
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cann«»t la» duplicated anywhere on the
Coast tor less (han 20 to 22 dollars ,,00
The kicking against the uew president I
nf tfie grleu.turei L'w..eg« l*y •»**<»•« Or. ,
WASH GOODS
gun pepare when it la well known that '
Percales al I3t»c ami IBa. Polka Dut» a larve s. ymi wsnt thrrn.
he is a man eicrplionally well qualified
New Dlu.lt«»« and Batiste«, Itk' to ¿ai. Waah waistlng» m si|k
h r the J-»11100, makes <ia t>rw—l.
U«eue, -7k
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If President Kerr could have che»e
Ida father there is uo doubt but that h.
would have ch.MU him of otliei than l
tlm Mormon persuasion. Hu. •• it ts '
wt>v blame him? Il» M n»t a M>>rrm»>
ami does not believe in their doctrine*
<>r practlcse. II« is. moreover, bitterly
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this very reason.
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In his early veers Im was a Mormon ,
•ERSONAL MENTION.
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W»l|, there ia many and many a man ¡
local brevities .
who was once a tool elio has outgrown
t—the mor« tn bls credit
Think how I
havw d.mH’««« t>«n m«<l». a* th» brtilgr many men there are now wh<> are Item-
an.ish—Mei«»— May 28.
■ aerala aud Republicans ami whal-nota
i. Iwiug u*ni cu liutialiy.
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Iwsaviao lueiF -'itesieS** »wK**Vili
—'-«-I potato»» an<l h<>u»»- guuiau.
Ivul’t g<*«i»
Enquire of J. C. Foaa. Sci"
rank •* he I ton went over to Albany
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Frnlsy evening.
T«woMfi4 Crtaxarrv Catapaiv.
H P. MclKvaaid. of Jowi»n, 1« «« k
Al» ke clover seed for sale, B M. with a teixlrn r t« typho'd
Dr Prill
T. S. Tow n«end Creamery Co., <H
LU* Albany, Oregon.
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hot.*» t«’ g«t th« f«v«r cbwckud without Portland Orrg n, m inalai li uà a rmelv
mg «Ulion al Cr»birre Orrg'Oi and bi
II. E. Myers ami T. A. Richardauu it» going tiirough a full N-tg«.
went down to Port ami la.t Friday.
Hiram l’ark«r. of'll« Thoma» Crewk May ?7 «Il br r«^4v lo rivive Chain
The abore firn» haa long l«een locai ed i».
II Bryant, of Albany, was looking lumbering company, w«nt uv.ru> Al Portland n»d thair gruwIh ha« lu«.g farei»
luany, la.t Ralurviay av«mng.
aft» r busineya in Scio, Momiav .
•tmdy ami «urw, now operatine crwam*
M . A Fw'ing
hav-ng t'l« Im.iu«** eriee at Fortlaml, datile. A«tuna, >alrm
Dr A. <«. Prill wet t to Albany o.i
room re.-, ntly ocrupi««! by A W ||ag.-i »od Liu»»«, thu« liavlng accraa lo thè
profeasmia) buoness last Saturday.
thonwt.hly renoval«.!, (•«perv.i, |>aiiitc.i chviceet territori wili swaitle lurniah*
Wanted—A
***«»ti”t« <» * m , w t-pett etc.
mg thè gurel market fur buttar un in«*
in Scio for a jeweler and watch maker.
J L. ('alavan w«nt down tn Canb. iixat, (bey «»»llcit ihc |ar»plc in lina
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, • r. ' ’ ‘ . l<M*ahtv ami will |<y thè hlgi««al market
The .Scio Milling Co. has lately built ■'ll 'I o ' >
funeral of tl.e only clill'i uf Mr ami Mr». prive fur bulter tal al Crabtree
a«>nie new sule walk next to tlie nill.
Magona wili l»e operai«-«! lo arcuino*
Frank Mita
Dr. Prill reporta that he has 17 case»
•late thè tarmerà, wìierevar tu jnd lo l»r
nl very sick people on his hands at th»
Teacher'a Summer Term at Alhanv pronta bit.
pre-re nt lim«.
('«>|leg« begin» Ju >« 24. All old and
The Dtotapoo Md4k>l 4»4 VA«4<vflk lotnpany.
Mrs. Jennie Warner, who haa lre«n new required brancli»» taught by It’.l
(iKADC’AîlMfa UBJrGSty
quite »ick for several week», is reported <d teacher». Fv« «10. Write I'reai.ietit
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nen i I ti>s«-|,cMI nn«| vmi«!«.
II. M. Cr.«-k»
to be convaleeving.
« vrr> Btircwifthii
The closing and graduating eirrvisea vill» c»>tni«aiiy
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f. S. Hamleh, th« Ali>anv photo if th« Scio Public schools, will occur, I Aeelt'e vbgafritivnl. ill thl« r tv, I««|
The South Santiam is now fordable at
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"AttirUev
nights
Wh
iv
th»'
|>nticipl»
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gr»ph«r,
will
lie
at
Die
Scio
gall«rv,
on
this ’ Veiling, at the public school hall.
the Sanderson bridge. The ford i» said
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Saturday morning. Mav 2"' tu remain Certifi, at«» ot graduation Will be con-
Ui be r g-iud one
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three day»— laat trip unltl fall.
Stamp fared upon right uf th« Eighth
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Riley and Art Shelton returnret from
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photo« will tw mad«.
imf SIS of tlie I rntii grade
their mining prospecting trip to Gram»
every rwnih^
.** »tn«’ 4 the einntw s
grade
The
members
uf
Ui«
Eighth
F h » s , last F riday
One <>( th« attraction» at th« Randall
♦
■ lass are:
Bird He Hr<i” <-r.
I hai ay ¿Ken «irv wri nt« rihtruui* mnl am ¿tMwi
Fred Daley, our city marshal, has »al«. la»t Saturday, waaa tight tu the Buckner, Alfred Compton. Mary Filik. 1« one * ill •»«'«• tn any >i the regular »
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gone to Heppner, to I* gone fur the tiniali, !>«tween a c< uple of our voting Huber lx«». Benton Arnold, Ivan Miller ihratn« «1 iruitpu
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country fr end»
Re|e>rt »ayvth that
summer.
In
the
toting
r«>nt«M»t
the
winner
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and
Elmo
Sims.
The
class
otfivera
are
en- the result wa» quite deceive.
The Jefferson Saw
Hirdelle
lirentier, president; Alfred which rrifivf’i a tfohl tHknl watch and
gag—I, la-t week, tu driving ¡og? in
(»«urg« A t.riltln and T. I Dugger, of i Compton, vice presuleut; Ivan Miller, chain. Mi*» !{<»»«• btRhi waaeaailythe n
The natl driving vunu*«t tn
Thomas creek.
the Xrwa office w.-nt to Portland, Mon­ secretary ami treasurer
Class motto winner
law Slmlton bar had a slight attack of day, a« delegate« to attend tile grand I Climbing,'' colors, royal purple slid w hich tome *t*v»»n or eight «>( Hci >’•
young ladirn |xrti<*i|iat«*l. excited CUU*
piirulysi», but it l. reported that he is lolge Knight» <>t Pythiaa. th« grand ! »(o d.
coiiventHm uf which couveu«.| on Tuaa-
Tenth grade class
Will McKiilop, «uh rablv interest. A Hr m aiithug Ign
Improving.
dav.
• N'ore Arnold, Ellbwl Wallace, Edgar had l»r- n pr«>vii»xl along which I hr
The News office does all kinda of job
«tiling Indie« were •tationed In a kneel­
printing tu good style and at reasonable
I.iitnIwr hauling i» now in full bleat. F<ia»„ Cecil Kictimoml ami Roae Bierly ing pwature, with hammer and a haiwl
: t lass otfi’-ers Will McKiilop. president;
Sin«»
th«
brldgw
haw
been
greatly
price«.
U hen the w«»rd
F.itbel Wallace, vic» president; (evil <ui! ut H penny nail«
Full line of Pruwian stock, poultry atrengthmed Mr. (riex-h will, douhtle»», I Ibrlimond, secretary
and treasurer. uaa given (lie rapidity with wliwh nail«
have hie traction engn e at work, a» a
di«ap|w*4red ill the wfwm I, would altm»»t
food» ami
remediea,
at
Wesely'»
roa ¡motor, to haul lundier to " ret Scio Claire motto "Onward the Palm awaits eivite th«’ rmey «»I a carpenter. At the
Grocery.
j vou.” Colors red aud white.
Flower
end of two n»tntit«'w, tone wa«
Marv I Hunt, wh < formerly reaided ; lire! rose.
Our re nd Carol Buggies and Wagons
and the nail« «*ount«*l. Ohly th»»««’ that
IWOBAN
»1 arrived to-day—May 13, Chas near Scio, but n«>w r««id—• near Albany
ia rueing her huabnmi All>«rt Hunt, for Music ...
by the Weaeljr orcheatra were driven *«|U*trrly into the w«xaj
'erely.
In front of each young
a divorce and the etiatody of tbvir two lnv'<-ation
Rev. J <> K h htnond were counted.
.vf. C. Gaines and J. R. Gill, who have children and ♦'><»• almony.
Recitation. “Ucuina e|>««cli at Geltve lady wt«n» cluster* of driven nail« rang*
been to 1‘orllsml as pet it juror», w ere
ing lr»»tn * t«» 21. Mu* Ijnv W«-*
burg,“ .
................ Daisy Bu.ktirr
Dr 1‘rul waacallal to Thomas, last
excused'and return««! home Tuesday.
' ■ng. quartette
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bv four ladies a ltd Vivian Bilyeu tied (or lirwl place,
Sunday «veiling to adjust a fracture of
*'a«*h having cored 21
\ utie minute .
la.t week James Bilveu caught a the right elbow, a very l«d break, for a Recitatimi, The American Flag
..................... Hirdell» Brenner content U’twtN’n them rcaulled in Mr# ■
trout in Dioma» creek, which measurc«j little daughter of ll«nry «-lu-min. The
................ II. <» AmierMm Bilyeu 12 and Mi«« U rwely 14, who w »a I
17 inches; and another that a te 14 arevi.lent >«x-urred while the little girl Vocal *<-lo
Recitation ••Pomeii”.......... Rue«’ Bterly dr» I ar «'d th«* winner and a«*r<»r«liugly re
im bes in length.
waa at play.
W'esely orchestra <*eiv*xl the «liver aet eoiiBieUngut kiiivoa,!
Matte. ... .....
R«v. Jones, a Presbyterian minister
Mr, and Mr. M W. Phil'ip. went to Recita tiou "All < >ld VV. rti < »III '••ng,.
torkw, up Ol.-», Vl
of Allianv, will preach a tm-rmoria! Albany, la»t >atur<iny.
Mrs. Phillies
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Cecil Richmond
re-rmou in tlie Rapt ist church in this was placed in the li< apifal over there,
Fire at Mill Uty.
Address to < iraduates. ... Prof. Il I.
city, Supday evening', May 26.
where she underwent a rurgi.al o|>cra­
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.................. Ilopklrie, of AIlianv
At
touro'cl
«k - unday morning the
She ts re|Mirted to be getting Class lliatory ..........
F'qa S sls —A Monitor planer, patent tion.
Eithel Wallace
jem-ral store ol the Curium Lumber Co
along ii u eiy,
expansion rt<»>rmg heads, ship-lap > bend-
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l‘r«-«titati<m of Diplomas, hupt. C. !.. was burned to the ground ami all the
all in good repair. Inquire uf Tl Irumaa
t'ornminiouer Butler and hi» crew of Jackson.
The building ami
Contents destroyed
Creek Lumber C >., L.
I.. T. I’ akkkb .
eight bridge men visited S io, last Fri-
Admission 10 cents.
content* were valued at about |3ftUuu,
ami
repaire<l
and
A hayrack ride to a party in the dav afternoon,
there was ||0.<»»> insurance. W’btle tin
country w.» an occurrence ot last Fri- strengthened the bridge acr-w» Thoinaa
On Wednesday night • party w as cause of the tire in nut known Indica
creek
in
this
city,
making
it
autficientlv
dav evening. The rack waa well luadrel
'A'eselv-Cain hall by
b lb»- lions point nut that 't »u <4 an inceli-
atrontf to carry the heavy load that will tcivrii iii tl>e \V,-«elv-<'aii>
with the town’s young people.
pupils of th« eitfhUi, ninth and ixtilli diary origin. Ali the books acre saved.
lie required of it. during the summer.
Kraiiea uf the Hcio public aclioola. Ttierr —Herald.
Our public schoote closed for the
A atepaon of
I.. Sutherland ia a nr« abuut Si) young |«< pl« present
school year to-day (Friday),. the pro­
fever. All kimla uf gam«« were pisymi ami nuts
gram of the cI«-»ing exercises will be dang«roiia>y ill with typho'd
Owing to an ob«t list« hemorag« of the a«r« pa.a«<l arouml by Alfred Crerpton.
Mug trami« th munii Uie mountain-
found elee where.
woea,nia condition is rewa'ded a» being Everyone had an eiteptmnally K'»«l (or a .umim r vacation are to the likiiu-
A pool of W’»»l is being formed al Scio quite critical. Dr. Ihivis, of Altianv, limn and »veryissly sent home under of (' A. lalbmif <>f the ><>uthern ¡‘ariti,
bv tlie wool grower», to be offered tor waa railed in eouaullalion with Dr Prill the guidance ol the laay inoun.
ireighl dnparlnmnt, and tin will take
rale on Satutday, Juue first at 2 p. m. regarding the case, last Saturday »veil­
such a tramp thia year as Im baa a num
at public auction.
ing.
tier uf times tmforn.
K*>m«lliims be
HUMJ « V H II. I. I ÎE M S.
walks alum- ami solim times with a com-
Mr. and Mr» (’. C. !>••• acre untiatiled
Champion Pearl, Leaning's excelsioi
panmu. 11<- tab«« a trip of .’a) to x>"
and Pride of liie North field corn al bv Mra. Cha». Tate as nurw amt S. N.
Ixw Bilyeu ami family virited relative» mil««, sleeping mil in th« open air wlmr-
tlnilliam as te«m»ter arrived in Scio
W ’ «ely's Grocery.
at Springfield, last weak.
erer night overtake, him, eating where
’ ueeday evening on their way home
t>ue-halt a car load of Iron Bedstead»
Mrs. Strain, of Auro a, is rtei.ing her lie can and changing Ins course t<> atilt
(tom Monmouth, where Mrs. H-e ha»
ju»t arriveii.
Now ia the time to get
daughter,
Mr».
John
Calavan.
his pleasure.
tin is liaiiu»'ie<l by uo
I m - vii taking treatment fr m a cancer
v -ur l" <t fur summer and go to aieeping
Jam«» Riley gave the Crabtree schoo1 iuggagr, lias no horse to te.->l ami
doctor, her condition ia rot much itn*
( has Merely.
children an ice cream aociai in bis yard, aut>-m<>i>i)« to g.-t out of order,
proved.
We have all our samples of buggies
Rev. J (>. Richmond ■ reached th» last Friday, wbtcli was tlie last day of walks *.*'> to SO mile, a day, wear, off
now set up; so now is the time to come
Soft tle-ii, liardena his muscle, b lild«
Imrcalaureate »erim>n h>r the graduat­ achool.
in ami make ycMtr re-lectiun fur the sum­
Mias Finley, from Eastern Oregon, is an ap|ietite. g- la a very irtlinate
ing cla-s of our txihlic sch*«>la. last Sun­
mer. ChasWerely.
iptaiutamn with the Country Im trav-
day • veiling. Rev. Richtnund'a eflorta visiting her elater. Mr». U. D. Speers.
raee, and enj<>va II as much a. any
Land plasture, chick fmd, oyster on
the ■ evasion, ia »aid l*> have
very young man enjuva a vacation lounging
Anna Horkey ia
»hell, ground bone, oil meal ami full tiren able. Ili» subject was "Wiadotn slowly from her long
toss.
around a .summer re*ort.
lie thinks
line of Lilly's Beet garden reeds at is th« principle thii g, therefore get wta-
Mr». G. R. Chastain, who has Iwn thia, all things considered, tlm Iw-.t way
Werely’s Grocery.
dom j but all thy getting, get tinder
visiting relatives and friends at Spring-
The Jefferson bridge was reported to standing '* Bpeclal music was preparrel firl»l tl.e |>a»t week, returned Imuie to taken vacation, ami he will continue
it every cummer.—Oregonian.
be dangerous last week
If so, reoair» for the <Kt-asion.
Monday.
Eddie Bilyeu and wif« made a trip to
Albany, Friday, and brought back a
THE
ALBANY
new wagon.
DAILY HERALD
Mr. Mespelt and little ’laughter Win- I
ona left 'Ihureday for California, where '
Makaa Unusual Cut and New
they will visit hie mother, Mr» Chat­
man. *va Munsell is »laying with Mrs
Management Oftsra Daily
Mee tank.
Paper One Year For
Mr». E Thurman, of Springfield, 1»
•3-00.
visiting Iriemls in thi« neighbor hood.
Eddie Bilyeu lost some of hie goat» ,
Ths Albany Daily Harald can
last week. They were killed by dogs
Some of the men In 'hie district are
ba had for U 00 a ysar by sub­
working on our roade, thia week.
scribing now. It contains 6 to
i^S. E. YOUNG noN
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My price, $16.00.
G. D. Trotter,
STAYTON
The
“C lotholog I st"
OREGON
Are now open for your insjH«c-
tion. The 14 vean of distributing*
goods in Stayton, has given in«
the reputation of handing to the
public, dejtendab'e goods, and at
prices 10 to 20 |>er cent, lower,
then you have been paying, will
always be maintained.
The shot-w are standard for
wear. They art* made in every
desirable
feature and style,
right up to the minute; made in
the right and left iiaterna so that
the shot's follow the natural con-1
tour of the feet; counters an-
moddled with great care to the
natural aha|>e of the humanjheel.
thereby preventing the heel from
slipping up and down. The heels
are made in such manner as to
keep them from running over.
We will tell you more when
you call.
Stayton
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Groceries, Queensware
Cigars,
Tobaccos
Confectionery, Etc
Hello Central!
Tutu.
S A N T I A to
F A R Ai
I>ear editor! the Pir Eater ia all here
ami »olid as th» tail on a r<»>ater.
We are having a lovely rain ami fln»*
growing weather the |>ast few days,
which ia reviving the grain as well a»
the farmer».
Our road supervisor has done some
nice grading on our road but could mA
complete the job aa it lives ma tn I re y
for th« teams.
G. A. Griffin went to Portland Mon­
day. to attend the grand meeting of the
K nights of the Pythias and will return
home in a few daya.
John Griffin, of Stavtnn, spent ’itn-
day evening with his mother and the
Pie Kater.
I. D Poindeiter and wife and daugh­
ter went on a business trip to Albany to
fit Mrs. Poindeiter with a set uf fal»«
teeth.
F ib E mi.
8 pages covsring ths mwi field
You can keep aa
completely.
well posted on county court
matters and doing, at ths coun­
ty seat from the Herald as
you livsd In Albany.
gon legislature
lesely.
If
Ths Ore­
handled
fear-
The Herald's offer
of
«3 00 Is only the actual cost of
aeon be
price,
The Weekly Herald, 12 pages,
It will
white paper,
put back to Ita
formar
«1.80.
name
your
with
money order or chock or •u fa­
scribe through your post rri a •-
Send
ter..
In
I uunt (o order some I 'crnicol from k\ ('.
/’»t rtf.
.7 house thut cannot a st I > rnicol Floor
lUrnish Shtin trill be hard to find. If you
ininl to make your oltl furniture, old wood-
work, obi jfrtors,—"any oltl thing" new, try
\ t fnicol Itisltest, it is simplest to use. it
costs least. Cards anti directions for asking
Hi There!
Wake Up!
Htay in bed all the time just because you
haven't a suit
WESELY and CAIN
are having a BIG REDUCTION SALE
in Mens and Bove Suits, and now i- the time
to get a Suit. Everybody says they are sell­
ing them out cheap. We are going to the
Sale anti we want you to come along with us
GEE! “I would like to go, but how can 1"
Why just wrap a blanket around )ourself
and come on.
Theie is no time to loose
The BIG SALE Is now on
The
“Well here goef"
Sale Lasts 10
days
Address, Ths Herald, Al­
Commencing Thurs.,
bany, Oregon.
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buhacni- tur th« 3 amxlui 5aaa.
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ay 23
Suits R«»I<i on time, the regular price will be charged
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