The Santiam news., June 26, 1908, Image 4

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RACE WAR RAGING
Af L/ Hair
Ran A.way
TAFT AND SHERMAN
GRANGE DECLARES ITSELF
Oullmea Plan of Action on Irrigation
Question.
for Vica President.
HrSolutluna unanimously adopted by
Chicago, June 30—Taft and Sher-I
, th- Or»gou r--it. Grange at Eugvae,
man. Thi* i* the ticket of the Re­ . Ma > 14.
-, up->a lb» following mo
publican party, completed yoterday •*'->»
Moved that the rv«->!utioas be adopt««
a* the Republican national conven­ 'as read and referred tu the committae
tion concluded with tEic nomination on legislation, with power to prepare a
Don’t have a falling out with
of Janie* S. Shsrnian, of New York, bill as outlised therein, submitting the
tor vice-pretident, amid a final roar same to the next seMi<,n of the legisls
your hair. It might leave you!
of tumultuona demonstration. Again ture for adopt!««, and further, that the
Then what? That would mean
chairman of the legislative committee
the vast a»*emh)y was »wept with be siitborirr-t to invite soch state or
thin, acrvggly, uneven, rough
wave on wave of wild, exultant nutiusal expert* on water legislation
hair. Keep your hair at home!
clamor, as the multitude, realising who can be secured to assist the com
T wo Others Hurried Away for Safety
that at last the work wa* done »nd the I' mittee In preparing such bill, also one
Fasten it tightly to your scalp!
Both Sides Armad and Es*
reci ord made upon which the Kepub rrprcecntative from any state organon
You can easily do it with Ayer’s
ountry, tmn which may h-reaftcr adopt sub
lies n patty goe* bel'-re the
pacting Mora Trouble.
united ill one last, mighty outburst •taatially similar resolutions.
Hair Vigor. It Is something
of enthusiastic tribute to the men
more than a simple hair dress­
Resolutions-
who will bear forwagd the standard
Whereas. Titles to water are of equal
in the struggle now at hand.
Honst oa, Tex., June 23.—Niue
ing. It is a hair medicine, a
Another inspiring picture was pre- importance with titles to land, sod it
‘gi'M-s met death last night at tb* hands
hair tonic, a hair food.
appears that • water right should be
• -
•if ’a mob iu the vieinity uf Hemphill, is
The best kind ot a testimonial —
named its candidate for vice proi as rssdy »scertslued, ss clearly defined,
tfi-14 fur ov-r sixty yewre."
Sabine county. Today both r»e«-s se •lent
The enormoo* throngs had as secure and in all raapect« as definite
*
#ur»d arma and the t«-nsiu* is such to wa'ted through an hour of oratory. a* a perfect title to land. and.
r»» Co . l^>w«l>. a—«
.Kuw, *r
Whereas, It i* apparent that without
night that a rae» elaab appears muni • weltering in the hr.it laden atm< «
sosaeuitu.
phere, packed, a» before, into »"lid a definite «utem of water right titles
neat.
run
masse» of humanity, with only heir and adequate pr <teetioa by the «talc
lamr minasi.
The lynchings f<dlow<*d the killing and there a few vacant spots in the re­
it water n«er» arc burden».I with cost
of two w|ptr men by negroes. Two mote gallery the delegate* in the Iv. ant apparently unending litigation;
wrrks ago Hugh Dean and several broad arena below, the bright > ned our present eonstrirctod works are de
lines of flininimty in the circling gab preciatod iu value; the Baited Stat»»
Sel»»4 II»» OpporlaoKr
other white men visited a negro church
lertss, and over all the enveloping b»«itstHi I.' e. n«tri"’t Irngsti-m «vs
He was hot a very rapid wooer, and and schoolhouse, where a dance was In
t»m«; privnt» e»| itat declines to inv»«t
folds of Old Glory
•lie was r- tt ; a bit mu -us
progress,
presumably
in
of
quest
From the outset it wa* distinctly a home «»ekers go to other »late* and
Again ................ I Kid they ».it togeth­
liquor, it being the custom of some I of Shrrman crowd, with galleries al countries, where the purchase of an irri
er in the parlor. ju«t ti» » two"
ready trained into ch<>ru»r> of Sher gvtad farm do»« n -t mean the piirehasc
tha negroes to sell whisky ' during tho
man « ngs ami an invading b"»t of "f a law« , t and thi * our development
A loud ra|> ■ uh ' st the front door
progress of such affairs, (luring th- Sherman
marchers
starting
the I' «er n •' y re' ird- «• and
”<lh, bother " she said "Who can bl
Whereas. Our preeent water taw« can-
evening Dean wns kill»«! I and »ix ne echoes ringing with a huge portrait
calling T*
of the New Y'*rk candidate
Among nnt be found by a «tody of the «tatutes
groea wi-re held for the killing.
•'Hay you're out.” said the dcelver
the early arrival* ou the floor wav • lone, but must be • ight for Io s long
At the preliminary examination • VI
“Oh. no; that Would I* untrue.'' mur­
Speaker Cannon, only yesterday a *»rles i f d*< •;."■« by- oi.r supreme
denco tending to ah<>w that the plot candidate for pieoilcnt, but today e- -.irt, and »i-par. n||v are •<» conflicting
mured the Ingenuo.i» one
'Then any you're engaged,” he urged '«a* planned at the dance Io kill I>ean here and a pillar of strength in the thst our ablest lawyers differ in opin
The widespread ion os the mt'«l Jundamental points.
“Oh, may 1. l’barile'. ' she cried. ar I was produced. Haturday last Aaron Sherman movement
affection
(or
the
old
warhorse
of the Thia law is iae omplrt* an d Ins.lequate,
•he threw blmw-lf in tils* arma
Johnson, a prominent farmer, was as
party was a'»G shown by the cr< wd* and ba* been and ia in s «tate of flux
And the man kept on km» king al I »aminated while scate-l at the dining of delegate* surging ai> itil him to Dlaputes »re decided bv the logic
—
th« front d<»>r
Illustrated Bits
table with his wife and child, the bul gra»p lii> hand and bid him wel -inie judges, rather than bv statutes of the
The preliminaries were brief, an-l legislature. Few know wlsnt the law ¡a
For
Hatbsrs wm «a* Mr» win»' w*» *». miag ■ ' being fire.I through a window. waa at io 30 the nominating speeches for t lay rg-n* hn-.w sn«t it may ba ta
this crime 1’crry Brier, a negro,
■ H w; now
be It
•yro|. Ik- b»«l r - I.nit I • Uw lof tb»lt a.Wll*
vice pre»ident began, with a limit -
Sorias ih» u»lhlu* psriud.
arrested, and, it I» stated, eunfesved, ten mi ute- to rath (peaker
Resolved. Thnt it 1« the »case of the
On the
Helellve »wiimrrnrare.
impliraiiiig I'.ilrrt Wright, a relative call of state», Delaware yielded to Oregon State Orang» thst il ia th» duty
My peor man. you look ss If you of one of the negroes held fur Doan's New Y< rk. and ex I.ieitenant Gov­ of th» state of Oregon, at the earlirst
nught bs»» a»»n l-"tt»r ilsys"
Woodruff inonntsd possible time, to eo<lity snd enact a
murder. Price declared be was offer'd ernor Timothy I
“You »re righi, tna'sm. I base."
the platform for a g'owing speech complete, concise and definite water
"And uow, I presume. you are smong *5 to kill Johnson.
placing in iioiiiin.iti n Sherman •» law. leaving to the court« on!» th» mere
interpretat o* nf this law on such oe-
Then followed the forming of a mob New York • • bi i- e for the vice presi
• hai w» celi ili» »iil'tnergrd tenth."
"Wors» Ihsn thst. ma'» tu
I sin sn In last night, tho over|x>w<-ring of th« deney
Now came a surprise a* the esaion ss it might be brought into dis­
luti»«.mal frs- tton of ih» sut>m»rg»d tbou-
n- pute; snd be it further
jailer at Hemphill, and the lynching of venerable < ann n. witu hi» I im
Res !«■•<!, That »ueh water law should
sendib >f ih» subii» rg»d t»niii
My pres­
like visage and »Flaggy ¡ward, emerged
soi orrupstlen le siuking oo su oersn the six negroes held for the murder of from the Illinois delegation, and. 1» based upon the beat experience nt
»’her «tstrs and eountri»». »ueh »•
ll'-an. Five were hanged to the sain« stepping to the platfi t m, was yi
steamer,“
Wvoming.
Idaho and Canada, »nd
tree, while another attempted to escape unanimous consent to second the
• hon'd include ths following fund*
nomination of Sherman
and was shot to death.
atratal ; riti'i; !. ’
Such a picture of sturdy, homely,
Later in the night William McCoy, plain American citixen*hip as Cannon
1 Thnt no water right should beeoms
another negro, was ah'd and killed appeared a« he advanced before the vented except by direct grunt from ths
state.
while standing at the gate of the John throng, which rose to do him hom­
To provide a «n!»m wberubv th*
of the happy homi « of today Is a •on home, and this morning the leidioa age, has «eldom been «een before a
priority and limitation« of every exist
national
convention
His
face
wa»
vaat fund uf Information as to the of two more negroes were found in th»
Ing right to the use nf water eaa
headed with sweat, his collar had
be«t methixia of promoting health and creek bottom. Wright, the negro who melted to a rag. which hung limp rvcntiiallv be ascertained.
3. To provide s reliable record in
happiness and right living and know- ««»»..«
eimfesard
to the
killing
of •»«»».•»«-■»..,
Johnson, sa».
and
s«'l (V
»..»’ ».
....... .. ...
’» about In* neck
III* vest wa« thrown
• irn» eentrsl ffice of all wnter rights
product*.
111>''
man
implicated
were
taken
to
Beau
the
B»»u wide open, exposing a crumpled »ii-rt,
ledge of tbo world'» beat
»« determined, and of new rights as
a*<l the sleeves of his Ida« k alpaca
Broducta of actual excellene* and moni for safekeeping under guard of
Init inted
the military company of Mt. Augustine. coat curled up ab«>ut hi« dangling
4 That
actual
measurement«
of
reasonable claims truthfully presented
Sabine county i« situated in the in not iitff« to In* elbow«
• his waving
ditch»» an! »’reams be mads as a basis
and which have attained to world remote part of the •■«•tern »eetion of •
• emphasised hi* ringing w< rd*
for the adjudication of existing rights
wide acceptance through the approval the state, with »par»« railroad and to io for hi* colleague tnd f,ieml Jam»- and the initiation of new rights to tbs
phone facilities.
S’Sherman, of New York
•urplu» water. If any.
of the Well Informed of the World;
I r-'in the ontbar*ts <d enthu«is«m
5 To provide a definite proe*durs
not of Individuals only, but of the1
which
greeted
every
mention
of
Sher
DYING FROM HEAT.
whereby right« to such Surplus water
many who have the happy faculty of
man v name it wa* plant that the mind may be acquired
•rlecting and obtaining the beat tha'
of the convention had been made up
<t That beneficial uae should be the
Eight Dead in Chicago in One Day
and that the decision was only to be ba«la of all right« to the use of water, ’
world affords.
Police Kill Unmuiihd Dog*.
recorded
snd that water for Irrigation purpo*»«
One of tho products of that class,'
N"W began the vie, t.k«n ariid should be made appurtenant to the land
f'hirago, June 23
The bo'tcet <l»y
confusion at first, which im rea«e I a« irrigated.
of known component parts, an Ethical
•if the year, with the mercury standing
the totals climbed upwaid to the
remedy, approved by physicians and
7. All right» to the u«e of water for
nl t'l degrees, brought death and suf nominating point
The result wa* power development »hnuld be limited to
commended by the Well Informed of
fering to Chicago. Fight d'-aths were never in doubt, as the totals of «fate, a period nf twenty five yearn, aubf*ct
tho World as a valuable and whole
wrere heape<l one upon another There to renewal under eertnin rotrietion«
•onio family laxative la the well known reported to the coroner'• office, an !
were scattering votes, but the great
S To provide an efficient admiaistm
heat
prostrations
were
numerous.
Hyrup of Figs nnd Elixir of Renna To
(b'-dv cf delegate* swelled the total five »vstem with proper officer«, for
get Its brneficl»' effocta always buy.
In addition, n ma<l dog scare spread nf Sherman until it touched *1« With'
the distribution of th» water supply
tho genuine,
manufactured
by the through the city, and the chief of po keen appreciation of the effect of cli
among thus« entitled to its use.
California Fig Syrup Co. only, and
lice ordered his men to shoot all un max. (hairman I mlgr announced the
fur sal« by all leadlug druggists.
result, reserving Sherman's huge total
mnxitle«! •logs. A similar order issued
QUERIES BY FARMERS.
until the last:
at Morton's Park, a suburb, roulte«! in
' Vice President Fairbank* arts one
the killing of 40 dogs in a few hours. vote; Governor Sheldon, of Nebraska, Eaparimsnt Station Called Upon for
In vote.; Governor Curti« Guild, of
Advice on Various Subject*
The death list today follows
Massachusetts, 75; Governor Murphy,
From th» Washington Stale (’«.lima Pullman
Frank Cass, 33, overcome whi'e w«irk
of New Jersev, 77 v«>te^ and Jam«-« S
.11.31
A correspondent al Cheney writes
Ing in his garden at LaGrange, a
Sherman, of New York, sin vole«“
the following letter to the station
suburb.
After this the floodgate* of wild rn
"I am interetted in the subject of
Hnmiiel Douglas, 25, a negro, mad»
thilsiagyn were let loose, at ftonr and bacteria a* an agricultural agency,
•lixxy by heat and fell off a varht into
gallery joined in a pandemonium of and would like to know if anything
Jackson Bark lagoon, drowning before
demonstration f<>r the nominee
i* being done by the government
aid could reach him.
along the line* of bacteria research
John Golden, drowned in Dcsplainc*
"Taft Is American Dauphin."
I* the use of bacteria culture* likely
river while seeking relief from heat.
William Licttling, 55 years old, *egr»,
London, June 30—Most of the to prove an important (actor in t! .
• i «
I I k the hr at al I ■ ommlttad « n morning newapapers xml the weeklies agriculture of the Inland Empire'
To what extent are fertilirer* used • ■
Iciflr bv drinking Baris green.
which came out today printed edi
the Northwest, and with what •'
ohi, torialt on President Roosevelt’s tri
William
Holison,
55
years
Impped dend of heart failure sup'-ri* umph in securing the nomination of ticiency? Please give me some mfui
mation concerning the new theory of
I durol by heat.
Secretary of War Tait for the presi­
'«oil poisoning by successive crop* ' '
Habv Gunther, two Weeks old, died dency
The Daily Chr oniric says:
Following i* the reply given to tha
nt county hospital of heat iiriistration.
i
"To save the life of his policies, he
•Harah thikmu«, 0 years <>l
.. ...
d'L
died at loses his life as president
It is an letter:
I're«hyterlan hospital, after heat J pro»
“At thi* stall n we have tested sev­
interesting phenomenon." The Daily
tration.
Graphic describes Mr , Taft as ail eral different cultures. *ome of which
«
...»-
is made of the best
‘‘American daupliin,” adding "There werr successful, while other* faile«!
Bartnatt Found Guilty.
is s'iniethmg Napoleonic . about th s V • have found that in the laboratory
selected meat, scientific­
where conditions
Man Francisco, June 23. Walter J. creation of new dynastic legitimacy and greenh i«»-.
coiil«| be controlled fairly well, the
under
the
Stars
andStripes"
Hartnett, ex vice president of the »us
ally prepared and even­
culture* potse-sed value*
We art
pended I'alifornia Safe Deposit a Trust
not sure that their u»e will become
ly baited by damp heal
Kaiser Approves Choice.
general, for moit of the commercial
com|>any. and administrator of the os
Berlin, June 2n
The nomination product d e* nut show up very urn-
tale of Mrs. Kllea M Colton, this after
in Libby's Great White
I formly. W e have depended mure
noun was found guilty of embexxling of Secretary of War Taft for the
i largely on the u«e of inoculated *■ il
Kitchca,
«•■eurities and bonds owned by the es­ presidency it published in brief form
The natural
. from old alfalfa field*, in getting a
tate to the value of •31,7011. The jury in the Berlin papers this morning.
stand of alfaifa than on the bacteria
Savor is all retained.
was out lean than 6'1 minutes, and The news came loo late, however fur
"Fertilizers have not been very
reached a verdict on the first ballot editorial comment
Emperor
peror William thoroughly tested in eastern Wash
When removed from the
Hartnett
was recommended to the has been fully informed
J through the
ington. but
he ingiuri,
tint we are learning that many
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mercy of the court, and Judge Conley German < embassy
‘
at Washington i ■ •( nf our «nil» m.ty be vastly improved
tin it s ready to serve.
fixed 111 A M. June 30 as the time for Mr. Taft'« personality and the
!: by certain treatment«
treatments
The ìndica
Itkcli
pronouncing sentence.
hood of his nomination
The news tions are that fertilizers will be used
It can be quickly pre­
wa« commented on pleasantly in of in the near futhre, more at a cor­
Spiritualist Faker Sentenced.
ficial quarters this morning.
rective agency, than to increase fertil­
pared in a variety of
Denver,
June
23
Mrs.
Leonora
ity. The theory of ’soil poisoning' is
Bearer, convicted of having obtain'd a
bated on the Fact that where a sod
Hearst Gains 109 Mora.
styles and nothing makes
valuable diamomi ring from •Mrs. Her
New York June 17.
In the exam is overcharged with some elemen’.
net Crowe, an aged blind widow bv insti.m -;f I.” ballot boiM
the ev e«« of this element become» m
•
a
a better summer meal.
[.aiming hrrsclf off as a spiritualist William it llcarst made a gain of l"U juti it to vegetation
It is neevssare
capable nf restoring sight, wns sen votes in th» recount of the disputed to counteract this by the ute of seme
In the home, at the
teheed today to serve three to f -ar mayoralty returns of 1905, nmf going chemical fertilirer.'*
years in th» state penitentiarv
Mrs on before Justice Lambert. Nine hiin
camp, and for the picnic
peaces*« attorney gave notice of an dr»d and thirty six boxes have been ex
A l.s*ta tk.st.
application to the supreme court for a •mined «a far and Hearst ha» gained
Tb» aaf» and sans Fourth of Joly had
Libby*« Veil Leaf » a
supersedeas. It is eharged that, in ad 327 votes. There are 1.012 ballot boxes com»
ilition to the ring. Mrs. Pearee secured yet to ba examined.
"Hut how ar« the boys oba»rviag tb«
satisfying dish, full of
from Mrs. Crowe tifi,SOO.
day?" ask»d the foreign»r, erbe bad just
landed
"I don’t see any about.“
food value that brings
2,000 on Full Tima.
Taft’s Brother Corning to Coast.
' Tb» boys?" sold rb« native. “Th» last
Omaha. June 17.—Two thousand •hop
Mt. Paul, June 23.—Henry W Taft, employes of the Union Baeifje Railroad of '»a. sir. were all k:i cl st one y<
contentment.
brother of William H. Taft, secretary were yesterday placed on full time, ago fa day, sad the aew crop baaa't oa
of war and nominee for president, ar after working abort time since Janu os yet."
Libby, McNeill A Ubby
Marv» ng at the changes times k
compsmed hr Mra Taft. Miss Ixniisc ary 1. Al Union Bacifie headquarters
Taft and William II. Taft. Jr.. left to It was stated that other departments brought »boot, the stranger fallowed tbs
night for Yellowstone Park, Portland which were cut d«srn a few months ago crowd to th» ball park, wher« ths teal
and Seattle.
■ debrai aa was ia progresa.
will be augnien'ad about July 1.
Na«
York
CURES
SKIN DISEASES
Congr.saman Nominated
REVENGE FOR DEATH OF WHITES
One of the
Essentials
(
I
When the blood is pure ami healthy, the skin will be »"ft. »Dooth, and
free front all blemishes and eruptions, but when 9OOM *cul hu“or takes
root tn the circulation, its presence is quickly tuanifcxted by »otic form of
akin disease.
The skin receive* its ntxeasary nourishment and strength
from the blood
When, however, this vital fluid b< omes a bu:»or laden
stream, it can no longer preserve the healthy, natural appearance ut the skin.
buH.y its acrid, impure nature continually irntales and tnflames th. Jel>cat*
tiaaurs an<l fibres and kevp/the cuticl* in a disease«I and d' - figurot < onditios.
External application* cannot reach the blood, and therefore arc beneficial
only for their ability to reduce inflammation, and assist in keeping the parts
clean
To cure anv skin trouble the b!i>od must be purified of the humors
that are causing the trouble. S S S drives out the hum-fomi the t lood
•o that the skin, instead of tiring irritated and diseased, is nourished bv a
healthy. c<->ltng stream
S S S g ■« <1 >wn into the cir<-. .’ n anJ
r< in -vi « ri, ■p it « . Ic of impur--matter all .<
!■> .r 11
■ ■
!■
' ’« »
the blood to its normal, pure condition, thereby curing every f >rm of skm
disease or affection
Book »n akin dis< i»cs and Wnv medical i.lv; c free to
all Who write.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA, GA.
MULE TEAM BORAX
A
teatro nful to a
of ho* water will citante \ our d’.thee
filale a. cupa. eafU.enware, CuUerv «nd kilt hen vUnaiJ firm d¡rt ¿nd crate
etvinc neither lette ncr »m«LL a
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(•fttau r, *. s anumti rw » to»'» . w
PtClfUC t fit ÜOÍ<1 Co , O AkU l> J, Cal
T
Il«v4 In I'lmnn.
Emmeat S'at «■so an Wbat are th» In
F»ruai n»w«i«|wra aajing about ni» now.
Oletee) ?
Privat» Secretary Tb».v haven’t men­
tioned your nam» for a month. Senator
Eminent H taira man - Blank da ah th»
nswejsipar» !___________
l.outeal Snppo.ltloe.
I.Itile
I l'iid l'u, i
was Georg*
Washington married to ITnglsnd?
Paps i If cour«« tot. my »on
Why
.!• you ask sm h s «illy
n-«t .on?
Utile Lloyd Thia book >ay» Eng­
land Is our mother ron try. and ss
George Washington w . t • falber of
his country I sii¡-i“>«c<l ttiejr were inar-
t'blcngo News.
VVIthlu Her lllshis.
“Madam, wluit is your age Y' asked
ths lawyer
"1 decline to answer," responded the
Wlt)^..
•’till wbst ground?“
„ “On the ground that ft would con
vkq me of lying
I ve si way» suswrr
«I that question wli.-u not under
•sth
Washington lli-rald.
C latiof B each
< la««grl.a Him.
TN» pimply fared youth had thrown a
pop bottle at ¡he umpire.
A policeman grabbed him by the col
lar. jerked him to his feet, and removed
h;« bat.
Theo h» took a tape tin» from bls po< k
at a I aNAsured the fellow's hand
"Sis* 11." he said
"That lets you off
this time, young man. But don't do It
• gain, or bo'-fc you go to th' aylum for
the feebl» mmd*-d "
No more pop bottles were thrown from
that particular section of the bleachers
during that particular
game.—-CUnago
Tribune.
C. Gee Wo
Th" wo 11 kn.’Wn tc H a LJ«
CHINESE
Root sad Herb
DOCTOR
How’s Th«?
We
One
for any
rw ot t Atarib that c«anol
< urv4 Ly U a i't
Catarrh Cura,
F J C If KN K Y A CO . Toledo, O
We. fha
harv eq >wn F J.
CLuwey G>r ih’ la*< V» pan». «n<l batteva bim
pcrfcrily hotKJiab«« h» ab bubo
Iran»aetit>n«
—
_
a ; 1 . _.ianelalli
Aii^ •’
•r*’'
»i-y ub.iga-
lion mad* bv nl. r.-m
W'AI IUM,, K1XSAN A MAKVIM.
W I.oU-.sk tp iggl»!«. Toledo,0
Hall’s raisrrsh «urei, «l'-o Tn >-rns'iy, Kl­
ing directly upon ths bio.«! an I murtwi sur-
fa'», ot ih» »v»i-m Testimonial* «si Irr»
Prie» <h cent» p»< botile Hold l>y el! LrrurssU
Take Hell's Family rille tor l untt petiou
Iter Mnl I»»«.... of II.
"Tbe gall of that fellow Ntryker!"
“What’s be doue aowr
“Why. you know, be'» a chronic tx>r
rower, and when I told bltn I'd have
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Veal Loaf
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