Gresham outlook. (Gresham, Multnomah County, Or.) 1911-1991, December 19, 1919, Page 5, Image 5

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    GRESHAM OUTLOOK
PAGE FOCK
FRIDAY,
DECEMBER
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Famous ff'omen Adopt Armenian ff'aifs
fö iö n a p r ö S y
l a t i t a (Ciana
BY COODLQE H THOMAS
My dad sez once they lived a boy
’Us bound that he would see
Old Santa Claus— an' had no joy
Fer thinkin’ how ’t ’ud be
To hide behind a screen an’ wait
Till Santa come around,
Then watch him waitin’ to un­
crate—
Without a word or sound.
V, ell, ChristmasEve, this boyleton
’At he was sound asleep,
An’ when be knowed the rest had
gone
To bed, he went a-creep
Down stairs— an’ gracious!—
wateba think!
He run against him— smack!
Old Santa, yes-sir— ’n quick as
wink
That boy ’uz in bis p a c k
A D O P T E D 'A R M E N IA N W A IF S
T here nre nt le ast three happy Rttle A rm enians In this holiday season am ong the more than a q u a rte r of a
million pitiable little w aifs who are Innoeent victims of Turkish b arb arity . These th ree have found fairy god
m others In these fam ous American women, Mrs. Woodrow Wilson, wife of the P re sid en t; Mrs. O liver H arrim an and
M rs. C n i i i e chaim ian Catt.
I Is hoped th a t thousands of o th e F A merican women will follow these distinguished
leaders and signalize the gin I
day season in America hy making happy In the same way thousands of other
little orphtius in the fur off n.
a tand w here they now are being cured for by N ear E ast Belief, 1 Madison Ave-
nue, N. Y.
Itescption to T each ers P ostp o n ed .
T he reception to th e te ac h ers o '
th e g rad e school, w hich was a n ­
nounced for next F rid a y evening,
D ecem ber 19, h as been postponed
u n til n fte r th e holidays.
It Is p lan n ed to ca rry o u t prac-
Really th e sam e p ro g ram w hich an-
nounced at a la te r date.
Zip will clean y o u r chim ney an d
Btove pipe fo r 25c. At K id d er H a rd ­
w are Co.
GRESHAM GARAGE
Auto Repairing & Accessories
A g e n ts fo r M iller (¡e a re d to -th e R oad a h d R acine T ires.
We have a few O verland» an d F ords,
a FORD DELIVERY, used cars in first class
mechanical condition. It will pay you to
see them
before going elsewhere.
•
•
John Ide
P h on e 801
F.
E. Palmquist
G resham , O regon
The Famous
MJB
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Coffee
:
P ound
3 lbs. .
5 lbs
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M ISCELLANEOUS
2 pg. K idlogg's P o rn F lak e s .SB
9-lb, sk Ü. R. R olled O a ts..........MU X
9-lb. sk. Corn M eal...................... «»A y
<'. h i G o y a
,i •■> X
2 can s T o m a to es w ith P u ree .25
POW ELL VALLEY
P au Tom ato«*, solid pack ... .15 X
<1. G resham
I ’ llOIH 20« P in t hot. Del M onte C atsu p
.25 <
2 pkgs. A. & II. S o d a....................15 X
Sc.i F oam N ap th a I’ow der ... .2.5 y
CO FFEE
G olden W est Coffee, lb
» .5.5
SYRUP
G olden Wi-st, 3 lbs .....
I .(I t) G olden M arshm allow , 5 lb
X
2.0 5 pall A 10-lb. palls, 7Uc A * 1 .3 5 1
G olden W est, 6 lbs. ...
llu b y C ara col, lb ........... .
'• R O Y A L BAKING POW DER *
.25
O ly m p ic
a n d
t r o w n
H o u r
» u e ca.,
A. B. Elliott Co.
ni
•
1 r
ri
Khl. $ 1 2 .0 0 5 it, can
............. ......
P kg. C ream of W heat ........
.25
TOBACCO
2 pkg«. G rape N u t................
.25 lb T u x ed o ...........................
2 pkg« H ui M o d
hi a t ...... .25 1 lb. ja r P rin c e A lbert*.....
3 cans Old D utch C leatiser.. .2 5 Clim ax, m edium plug
C itru s W ashing I’ow der
H o rse Shoe plug. ................
10 bars C ry stal W hite Soap .«<» S ta r plug ............................
gal. Coal O il.......................... .75 T uxedo, P rin ce A lbert o r
G asoline, gallon
.25
V elvet, can .....................
Th«> S to re T hat Malt«» Y our D ollar« H ave M ore Ceuta
Price» su b je c t to ch an g e w ith o u t notice.
5
.15
An’ you bet I ain’t gonna take
Nochanct like that— notquitel
You’ll find ’at 1 won’t be awake
When Santa comes to-nigbt.
T he la st issu e of th e W ash in g to n
C o u n ty N ew s-T im es rec o rd s th e is­
su a n ce at th e c o u rth o u se in F o rest . Z///-,.’,--*/,--/-/.//
G rove of th e m a rria g e license’ of
(T ifto n It. P e te rso n an d M iss G race
DEATH RATE DROPS
B. U nderw ood.
WHEN RELIEF ARRIVES
Mrs. M a rth a F ie ld h o u se , w ho has
been v isitin g a t St. H elen s w ith her
I.lves of thousands of Armenian
son, Guy, fo r th e p a st th r e e w eeks,
h as re tu rn e d to h e r hom e h ere . Miss children already have been saved by
G race F ield h o u se Is at hom e from the N ear E ast Relief taking over the
M onm outh N o rm al, as is also Miss Armenian 'orphanages, according to de­
tailed reports, which have Just reached
B e rth a Spencer.
the headquarters of th at organization.
A rza S m ith w ent to K ennew ick. These Institutions had Iteen rim by the
W ash in g to n , la st S a tu rd a y , to a tte n d A rm enians since (lie beginning of the
th e fu n e ra l of his m o th e r, Mr«. w ar to care for the children whose
C h a rity S m ith.
p are n ts had been m urdered by the
At a re c e n t m eetin g , th e G resh ­ Turks.
Because of lack of food,
am Lodge A. F . & A. M. elected th e clothing and medicine, the death rate
follow ing officers to se rv e fo r th e en ­ among the children In these Institu­
su in g y ea r; W. K. H am ilto n , W. M.; tions averaged a« high ns tw enty or
Wm. C. M etzger, S. W .; A. F. H am - tlilrty a day In some cases.
m a r, ,1. W .; C, B. P e te rso n , s e e r '- I
When Armenian funds became In-
ta ry ; C. J. L u n d q u ist, tr e a s u r e r ; ; ! adequate the Near Lust Relief look
J: E. M etzger, S. D .; A. M e y e rs.' charge of the orphanage. Since that
J. D .; E. W. A y lsw o rth , S. 8 .; C. G tim e the death rule has been greatly
S ch n eid er, J. S .; W . H. C ongdon reduced. Given good food and care
m a r s h a l; L. L. K id d er, c h a p la in : 1 the children are quickly returning to
C hase E. S t.C lair, ty ler. T h ere will normal physical and mental condition.
be a jo in t in sta lla tio n of th e se o f-j
It Is estim ated by persons who have
fleers an d th e officers of th e E a ste rn m ade a survey of Armenta that 120,0D0
J S ta r, a t a m e etin g to be held next children will die during the next year
T u esd ay ev en in g , D cem ber 23, a t th e unless they nre given food and cure.
M asonic hall.
N ear East It.>llef is ibe only organi­
T h e ch o ir of th e M ethodist ch u rch zation now operating in W estern ,\«ia
resu m ed p rac tice W ed n esd ay u n d er and It Is making an appeal to save
th e d irec tio n of A. .1. F inley. T hey these C hristian childreu.
a re w o rking on a C h ristm as a n th e m
fo r th e p ro g ram .
Mr. F in ley has
T H E P A S T O r B R E V IT Y .
p ro m ised to sin g a solo a t th is service
T h e fu n e ra l serv ices of H elen
B y M IL O C K IN G .
Mavis H em rick , in fa n t d a u g h te r of
H e ¡Irn p p ed a ll h i« c o n v e r s a tio n a n d
Mr. an d Mrs. M icheál H em rick , of
e c a m e v e r y e a r n e s t f o r th e w a r h u t h e
L u sted , was held fro m th e Zion b was
h u m o r o u s a n d a a a y - g o in g about
E v an g elical c h u rc h , T h u rs d a y , De­ e v e r y t h i n g , l i e h a d , o f c o u rs e , h e p r i v ­
ile
g
e
o
is ow n le tte r s h u t in ­
cem b er IS.
Rev. H. It. G e b h a rd t, s t e a d o f f f t r h a e n k u i s n u g a l h fo
rm . 'T r e e I! I 'r a n k -
th e p a sto r, w as In c h a rg e of th e se rv ­ !. ... h *‘ " o u l d m a r k th e m I! f r e e f r a n k ­
lin . — U s h e r .
ices.
In te rm e n t w as In Mt. Scott
cem etery .
L i t t l e H e l e n d i e d Wed
T e ll a ta le o f B r e v ity .
n esday. D ecem ber 10th. She leaves
Y et n o l e n g t h - le s s ta le
to m o u rn th e ir loss, h e r f a th e r an d
B F r a n k l in ." F r a n k l in B.
T
h u s f i r s t f r a n k e d h is m ail.
m o th e r and a sm a ll b ro th e r, A lbert.
T h e re was (*o m e etin g of th e P o ­
" B f r e e F r a n k l in ." n e x t h e w r o te
m o n a g ra n g e th is m o n th . A few of ' A ll <>n i - o t h u a r a t v e n n m v s e lo to p e . p r o m o te
N a tio n a l l i f e a n d hope.
th e m em b ers b rav ed th e sto rm an d I
a tte n d e d but n ot en o u g h to hold th e 1
II
re g u la r b u sin ess m eetin g . It was t i e - 1 A r c h im e d e s : s h o u ld y o u b e
S
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n
t
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f
i
c
h
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r
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ld
;
elded to hold th e next P om ona
F u lc r u m tx e w i t h b r e v ity ,
g ra n g e «at tin aame place, E v en in g I
S h o u ld y o u m o v e t h e 'w o r l d
S tar, at th e next re g u la r m eetin g !
,
HI
d a te In M arch.
P s a l m i s t w r i t e s o n e h u n d re i
nrds
P s a lm F i f t e e n t h is b o rn
A ll r e lig io n o f th e Lord's
Albert Ekstrom
GLEASON TRUCK SERVICE
NOVELTY STORE
*?” " *’ »n-ee.1 a b h o r r e d
L i k e w i s e , v ile in te n t.
He th a t ta k e th n o t re w a rd
G a in te th e in n o c e n t.
B E S T O F SE R V IC E
R E L IA B L E
I rip D a il y
general hauling
B e tw e e n G r e s h a m
a n d P o rtla n d
Office w ith O regon-W ashington Truck Agency,
40 Second S treet, Cor. Ash S treet
G resham P hone 17
P ortland Broadway 5121
Service Phon^271
*
Residence Phones—35x1; 368
Pleasant Home Garage
HAMILTON & ED ER. Props.
M otor C ar R ep airin g , A utom obile Accessories, Oils
G asoline a n d G reases.
PLEA SA N T HOME
G resham 22x2
-
-
’
-
OREGON
Tabor Ï Î ’S
Phones
ST. CLAIR & HUGGINS
(iENEKAL TRUCK
HAULING
Careful Personal A tten tion Given All Orders
WM. HI'OGINS
1997 E. Morrison
P ortland, Oregon
L E S L IE T. ST. CLA IR
F airview . O regon
I
10 c o n d e n s e th e m ilk
O f h u m a n k in d n e s s a n d s p r e a d
« a c p a n d w o o f o f silk
S y m p a t h y to c o n c e n t r a t e
O f th e ag e» , a ll
Ralalng m o r ta l r e p r o b a te
O o m h ie e a r t h l y f a ll
" ' o K , H T ’’1” ' p ” r,,n «“ nt!
• (^ul of thine marrh on.
I re e UJ. f ro m a il c r e e d a n d t a i n t
E re t%jr w o rk in done.
•T h e
B e a titu d e «
C hristmas
Greeti: igs
a
p an
yt<trs‘
also to an our friends whom we shall meet the comms
year and whose friendship and patronage w> .hens’--
«
May the Christmas Season be bountiful ¡' ‘ts
to you and may old Father Time be lenient in
dealings with you for many years to come.
•» 'e s u s W ep t. ... E n ,V
o u g h w a s e a id
v a n n o ' s t a n d ."
T h is tw o S a v io r s s a i d —
o n e t h e s a v io r o f th e la n d
r o r w h ic h t h e f a t h e r s tiled.
G resh am *51
tine. P ow ell ami Maple
A nd
EX PRESS
W h o s h a l l d w e ll n th e h o ly p la c e ’
H e re o r e ls e w h e r e In "
w r k e t h r i g h te o u s n e s s
W a lk s to d is c ip lin e .
H e t h a t « » e a r e t h to h is h u r t
N o r w ith lo n g u e o f fe n d s .
N o r in h e a r t t r u t h to p e r v e r t.
H e th a t m akes am ends
G R E S H A M and P O R T L A N D
Portland A-2071
2 25 A sh; IMwy 2HM2
m
C itiz e n o f a n y la n d .
W h o a n d w h a t Is h e ?
N o n e c a n f a ll to u n d e r s t a n d
" h a t h e o u g h t to he:
DOLLS. TOYS. GAMES AND
OTHER XMAS GOODS
EKSTROM TRUCK SERVICE
A N D ----
<H’ k
M o se s' w o rk to c o m p re h e n d
C h r i s t 's , a n t i c i p a t e
T en . t h e f o r m e r d id c o m m a n d
A n d t h e l a t t e r , » e ig h t
Mr*» E. H ou g h n er. P rop.
tv .
R u ts an d cu u ck h o les c a n ’t do a in ch es lo n g er than /heHh?**“ **
ra g tim e sy n co p atio n on p a sse n g e r's > ° u h av e all th, . fleet
w h eelb ase of i 3r. inch
Uri’ <
sp in es— an y m ore.
c u rin g th a t. w.
a. “ 8 b“' in ,
W hen a sh ip p itch es an d ro lls in proved upon th *'a'® actual
-tabliahed
J Ded
th e tro u g h of a heavy sea, why my ad v a n ta g es of tl>»
‘
nort BiO-jj
d o esn ’t th e sa ilo o r fall o v e rb o a rd ? w h ee lb ase.”
How does he b alan ce h im self?
Y ou’ve seen th e d a rin g b are b ack
G asoline Prie«
Itanuv)
tric k rid e rs at th e c irc u s? You know
E
lsew
h ere in tl i
w hat a th r ill th ey give as th e y race
Paper the »»,
aro u n d th e tra c k , sta n d in g l e g s , 'la rd OH company •nnoutice* an
A
a p a rt, a foot on th e back of each : v anee in th e p, if ..
„„„
horse.
How do th e y k eep th e ir I p er g a „ on
.f, ., * ollne of li,
bodies in b alance an d a t ease as th e 4919
j It t lg
is said ' « December l
h o rses rise an d fall in th e p lu n g e of ■ n ecessary
to iriPi-t . 'his adra*«
ry to
he L
extra
th e ir m ad g allo p ?
refin in g ' an d h<
*
W hen y o u ’ve found th e an sw e r line re q u ir.-l
'
n»
y o u ’ve guessed a good p a rt of th e s ta te law.
x,st>ng Or
reaso n why th e new th re e -p o in t s u s ­
W hen interview ed by a
pension sp rin g s on O v erlan d 4, th e ta tiv
e of th e Gres!, iu O n tl^ f
new lig h t c a r rec en tly an n o u n c ed , act B alsley. d i s t r i ,.
IUa ± ° k J 1
th e way th ey do on th e ro u g h e st, S ta n d a rd Oil , .,1Upal!X
b u m p iest ro ad s on w h ich ^ th e y h av e th e req u lrem . . • •
IQ' T#l
.J*
« to tin g
been d e m o n stra te d in th is city.
gon s s ta
ta te
te law
gon
law.
vhich
specifl«
T
An e n g in e e rin g ex p la n a tio n of th e g aso lin e sh all I....... ,« (,P
0.
why an d w h erefo re of th e sp rin g s
B au m e test, 10 bt saleahUi^V
ta k e s in m uch of in te re s t a b o u t th e s ity,
ta te , it is ne,
’or the «,»»,1^
p rin cip le of th e le v er an d m uch m ore Oil
com pany to m k. a sJ e(j'“ d«
I of in stru c tio n a b o u t d is trib u tio n of lin e. T h is sp. . j ,1 , . lS0linP
*
1 th ru s ts , th e fo rce of blow s a n d th e
like. T h en you le arn th a t In som e of no g r e a te r efly ¡ency than th.
e re g u la rly r< fined by us n £
m agical, m a th e m a tic a l w ay th is new o in lin W
a sh in g to n . C ' ,,ri; ia
d«
! ty p e of sp rin g s h as d one th e sam e w h ere, is m ore e x p e n s iv e to
w ork for th e bum ps in th e ro ad th a t
I th e m usic m a ste r does fo r th e n o tes b ecau se it requires spefiaI
an d h an d lin g . Also there is a in?
I in th e scale.
of th is spe, , ,1 gasoline from th
In th e novice’s h an d s, th e se n o te s c yield
ru d e o th a n -hen is of
°® "
j m ay ru n in to a choppy d isco rd , b u m p ­
consequent
increL
i n g th
m e senses
s e n s e s u n p le
i e a sa
s a n n tly
u y . .
. .
^ -v u u m r e a i
ing
T m h t e - j la n r n g aso lin e, . will,
m a ste r p ro v id es h arm o n y fro m th e T ,
, dem ine ,,r 1,
peclal gasolin;
2 c cents
e n ts per
sam e notes an d th e re su lt is p le asin g .
« . . . .
n». Eaiin
»■„-
an d c o m fo rta b le to th e ear.
T h e In th e price does not fully repre«,»
m a ste r en g in ee rs who d esig n ed O v er­ th e a d d itio n a l cost to the Standap
o n e « so n m
u r e u th m in i * g u of , th
- - e j
' 'manufacturing tl
lan d 4 h av v e „ done
V , tbe 8aOe tim,
sam e so rt of w ork th ro u g h O v erlan d ■
4 's sp rin g s. T hey h av e fo u n d a way th e h ig h e r price of the special
to h arm o n ize th e bum ps in th e road.; lin e does not secure for the user ■
sy n ch ro n ised th em , is th e e n g in e e r­ g r e a te r v alu e than is given in 0.1
ing p h rase. And tn e re s u lt Is an a p ­ r e g u la r gasoline.
"T h e Oregon state law establish«
p a re n t floating o v er th e r u ttie s t,
a g ra v ity specification for gasolin.
bum p iest highw ays in sm o o th , r h y th ­ T
h is is in itself a mistake for“
,
mic tra v e l, r a th e r th a n in th e ra g -
te lls n o th in
g about - (he combustiva
tlm je rk s of o rd in ary rifling.
____
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“ In O verland 4, th e sp rin g s sw eep : .....P 1 .,.,'.^ , a ltl t of g4s°hne. Thu
in a d iag o n al from a p o in t on th e „ ‘
11 ° utJ J’
Vnitd
ch assis fra m e 15 inches beyond th e , _~.___ ,n '^ratio n 's commij " • V LULU I J
ificationa fol
axle at fro n t an d rea r. T h e effect is !
e. ^ ... As 1 . a result, the govern u
1 Iitit
i ^ i h i t,
t , n flexible
r A i u i r i le
c v v v ers
i o v car-1
tu I g aso lin
„ .1
th
a t Dl
of IUU1
fo u r I lig
ry in g p assen g er load on an even k eel .
, . .' 11
V.ie Point standardi
w hile liftin g th e road w heels o v er fo r av iatio n and all other motor gas
1 rocks and bum ps w ith o u t d isa g re e ­ o lin e p u rch ased hy the government!
“ O u r re g u la r gasoline comes whir
ably jo u n c in g th e p assen g ers.
“ No illu stra tio n is so a p t, per In th e United States Qovernmenl
h aps, as th a t of th e circu s p e rfo rm e r
SI), <'Jicalions. It is refinei
d T ’0“, ° f, 1 Chab °
o r th e rid e r in th e old O lym pic
li s h
h o
o rses
r s e s fo
f o rw
r w ard
a r d i b o ilin g p o in ts determined by oar®
gam es. He urges his
p
e
rts
as
being
th a t which will giv,
in a wild gallop. H e h as a fo o t on
th e hack of each of his tw o h o rses. tb e m axim um power and mileagt
He m u st m a in ta in b alan ce an d eq u l-
" ' ' h due r*’Sa>'d to gaso
l lib
i b r riu
iu m
A n d h he
e d does.
o e s « » H
H is
i s l legs
e e s l l,n e conservation
and the maints
m.
And
n a n c e of
com e up an d go down w ith each co n su m er. reasonable prices to th
plu n g e of th e horses b en e ath b u t his
‘A n o th er lam entable phase of thJ
body rem a in s steady
•The sp rin g s on o v e rla n d 4 a c t “ 3
T X
r
r"' "
thi
like th e legs of th is circu s rid e r. T h e L
’ r , ,e
' ,°h S
body of (he ca r an d p assen g e rs re-
°H and thus operater "
JT
"1, ?
a°nSem
[ m ain on an even keel w hile th "
sp rin g s allow th e w heels to lift an-1 ,“ a^ " BR1 “ a,vP leT h l
low er rap id ly an d easily o v er th e ’> th e supply
The demand for ga
bum ps and th e ridges an d th e th an k y -1 ?,
‘T, Vt°V« *,7,,f ‘X n
m a’am s of th e roadw ay. T he blow of ’¿ L “ "*,’ , \ U”
,.
, ,,,,,,
.
aw
1 1
. 1
th in g sh o u ld be done to decrease the
t i n , i P,
v r
“ *7 Ia8t, P ro d u ctio n of good gasoline."
been ta k en aw ay from th e sp in e of 1
_
th e p assenger.
C
h
ristm
a s Eve Dance.
“ It is because of th is flexible lev er |
A d an ce will be held in Masonii
th a t we have found th a t O verland 4’s
sp rin g s a u to m atica lly elim in a te bob-! h a ll. G resh am , on Christmas eve,
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orchestra wll
th e sp rin g s a new w ord has been a d d ­ f u rn is h th e music.
Refreshments
ed to th e au to m o b ile to describ e th is se rv e d a t m idnight. Admission 11,
c a r ’s sp rin g suspension. T h a t new in c lu d in g w ar tax. Ladles free-
w ord is “sp rin g -b ase .”
In th e o rd in ary car, w heelbase h as
A W a n t Ad costs only a few cents,
den o ted also th e c e n te r of th r u s t o r
load suspended on th e sp rin g s. Not D o lla rs in retu rn .
B r e a k s lik e e a r l y m o rn
M ho is he t h a t c h a n s e t h n o t?
W ho Is n e v e r m o v ed
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b y I 'a v i d w a s f o rg o t
A ll b y l^ lm is lo v ed .
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( W h ic h Is b r e v i t y )
P o e t r y a n d l i g h t arid love.
T r u t h s t h a t n,ak>> m en f re e ;
R ock in g H orses
K id d ie K ars
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Strapped up an ’ has to go
With Santa, fer just that one sin,
Through miles of ice an’ snow;
GRESHAM LOCALS
s ounc®can —........-
, > S ack $ 3 .0 0 .
An’ ever since that boy has b
so in O verland 4.
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Gresham, Oregon
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