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A farmer unit orchardlat wliosc
property Ih nbovo the I'hoonlx scctlou
of the Horuo ltlver Vnlley Canal
company's Bjstom ami wlio lias n llm
1tcd mipply of Irrigation wntor from
private nourco. told mo yesterday
that ho hml nccumulntcd a surfeit
nf so-called dry-fnrmlna:: that. In the
abaoneo of a sufficient rainfall so
far this wlntor to afford soil satura
tion to any depth of consequence, ho
Imd been saturating his soil by Irriga
tion, thus storliiK away a supply to a
dopth of four or five feet for use next
summer; that natural drainage was
mifflclcnt to prevent stagnation lu
the lower levels, and that, by wntch
IiiK his soil carefully In frequent ex
aminations to a depth of at least two
fget, ho could determine, before the
supply had been exhausted, whether
or not he would have to Irrigate after
the ruins coased and before planting.
That orchnrdlst Is applying the
proper method to Insure n crop tills
year, both lu his orchard and field.
The I'lanl I'ood Itenily
In this Instance, the plant food
will bo toady for the roots of the
crop as soon ns the seed germinate.
If tlio top soil to n depth of one foot
Is not lscpt tpo wet. the warm spring
Niin will give It tho correct tempera
ture and the growth win .y.'irkly be
gin and be evenly mnntalucd in vig
orous progress until (juaturlty, If tho
storage of water Is sufficient to pro
vide an upward coplllary movement
of moisture when the percent Is low
In the top soil. Tho latter should be
Itept lu proper tilth, of eotirso, to
present evaporation as far as possi
ble. Transpiration of moisture Is a
different proposition. Tho plant
thaw It up nnd Into their bodies ami
stems, and loaves and blades, from
tlio edges of the latter of which that
portion of It not assimilated In plant
growth win disappear. That Is a nat
ural procetm which cultivation docs
not affect. In the case of a crop of
heavy foliage, like cabbage, beets, le
gunOnous plants nnd trees, tfiat fea
ture of moisture loss must bo taken
Into practical account when averag
ing the st'tf-ago supplof walor.
There Ait! Others
It is this lack or storagu water from
the dearth of rain this wlntor which
lms given rlPe to much speculation
an to whnt tho harvost may bo with
out It. nils I not oxPtine for doubt
nvjo what the losiilt will be, however,
fgr wo Icive 'old two sonsons of posi
tive demonstration. Tho direct loss,
in the aggregate. Is fully tftn million
dollar. In this valleyln 1913. It
was nearly that much In 1911. Anft
the fanners didn't do very well In
191 s. A cotfrso of study covorlna u
period of three yonra oughtdo teac?
tho'd. Intel estod In t-oiw something!.
&ut why thoy gre- and why they
Wo not ityw. oThe lcown htyi been
taught, ?etaught and thou positively
demonstrated at a tremondous cost.
Tho principle, from the standpoint of
hiwlnoaa, Is very simple. Without the
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proper a'i.untQf mohRuro at proporibo,ar' fu"owod bjP f Apr,J ho":l
intervals, the erous will not growB' Tbon, como ,h, wrm ,1m" of
Without the crop, there ljto liar
0t. Without the harvest, thoro is
no Income fromtho land. Heduce
tho money distribution In this valley
In one year hy two million dollars.
and the hard times oong becomes h
chant of lamontntlrg.
Wuidiliig the ty ('mini
Prom all of that region to he cov
ered by the high-line canal on the
oast vide and the Willow Springs ox
tension on the west come anxious in
nuirlo as to whether or not thoce hg
O conduits will be completed In time
for tns fnrmors ttnsuro tholr crops
hy the use of the water therefrom.
Tho answer Is up to tho farmor In
hoth Instances. It Is a case of sub
scription of the required acreage on
tho ono hand nud, on the other, It Is
nuostlon as to whether or not tho
owners of tho land through which
lao willow Springs oxtenslon munt
Vuas will continue to delay progress
in the construction of the canal by
oxtortlonate demands for damages
To do mat is uimosi to commit a
or line. Thousands of acres of land
'rloli In productiveness with water,
hut little better than a tax expense
without It, await tho complotlou of
this conduit with oagornoss to use the
water. They know they havo no
water In the ground where nature
fibould store It for use during tho
dry mouths of tho yoar; and they
k-now that, without It. their crops
-will fall and their orchards perish
-Qno man whose farm lies undor the
line of that canal said esterday:
"UrIm we get that water, I will
not have the courage ta Incur au
expense of oneSHhouMN dollars in
the cultivation of my land this year.
'Two years failure Is failure enough
far me." e
Q) tA I'ltaiiimniiH Sentiment
Thalfi practically the unanimous
Bentiiuent in that fertile part of the
valid There are onlv four more
January ,j,, j, n iviiruai l us-
MTCDFOIZD
JJL 1JL .1LI
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NKW YOFIK. Jan 2S - President
Wllson last night opened his personal'
atuonl to the country for national do -
fense. He gave warning mat pinns
.....
for tho readjustment of the army
WLSON
PLEADS
R
PREPAREDNESS
AS MOST ESSENT
must be formulated and carried out of the world.
without delay, nnd solemnly declared "We live In a world which we did
lie could not prod.'ct Him the outlook 'not make, which we cannot atter,
for the United Slates would bo at which wo cannot think Into a differ
bright tomorrow- as today. Speaking ent Condition from that which oct
al the banquets of the Hallway Dual-' willy exists. It would bo a hopeless
tness association nnd tho lotion Pie- iplece of provincialism to suppose that
ture Hoard of Trade, lie sounded the because we think differently from the
keynote of addie8se,s that he will de- rost of the world, wo are at liberty
liver during the next ten days In the to assume that the rest of tho world
middle west. i will penult jUa-to enjoy that thought
, Mr. Wilson wns In a fighting mood Ithoivt 'disturbance,
throughout his address. In n speech lUnsurprlRlnglrcumstancp.
delivered early In the day he declared 'also, thnWicnahould allow pirtlsan
ho always accepted an Imitation to
flcht. Tonlcht he told the ralwnv
men he was an advocate of peace and
had struggled to keep the United
States at pence, but he considered tho
liberty and honor of the nntiou even
more Important than pence.
AVoo to Marplots
"Woe to any man who plays mrr-
ilnl t'1t unnltu In tiidln nnrv
political or personal ambition Ukc!countries, men without distinction of
precedence over candor, honor, nnd "' '""'i' ,rnn, toRcth-r to accom
mvK.iri.li. unpartlsan hervlce!" said P" uccwwlul proscciitlon of the
thi president In speaking of his do- wnr- l "ot "'"f, K,1c1u,At nnd
fense plan before the railroad men. i0 IM "B l ' T'
He declared that tho country ejects in shu ml r"Kaf Mon
action; this Is a year of accounting, luhl,, ntn,t ,,raw tf,ll,,"r for ,,,C,BUC:
nnd tho accounting must bo definite "' Proceatlon of peace? 1
on tho part of the parties and on tho 7 ,tht "tlnellon for America,
part of every individual who wlshos;"";' ,"..,.,,
to enjoy the public confidence.
"I'or my part, 1 hopo every man
in public lirowlll get what's coming
to him" said Mr. Wilhon, amid
laughter nnd applause.
Tint nrAli1iint ntltiilHnil llinl In n
message to tho last congresH he ifiid
snl.I the need for preparedness wn.
M.in li.. ,im i (hot ,,
1...1 i...,i 'iifP,....!.. i ., ,,.
lkUU 4VJHI 111 II till J VtltlJ III VIM' ItlVtH
time. Ho cited his recent support of
u tnrlff commission as another Ins
tance of accommodation on his part
but declared previously there was no
need for such a commission.
Onppo.ttloii l'm liicl.il
Mr. Wilson spoke of men of high
character who were clouding the pre
paredness la.suo. lie declared they
were provincial nnd that tho United
Stotos could no longer cut Itself off
from tho rest of the world. !
Tho presltfint vigorously discussed
his Mexican policy. He asserted that
to Invade Mexico would mean the lo.
ing of confidence of the rest of tho
woetorn hemlsphorco " cited ho
froeing of iflilm as an Qnstanco of
good done by the United Stnte. I
"If wo are drawn Into tho innol -
Htftm which now singes In Kuropo,"
the proalderyj dcclnieu. "we shouiu
not be permitted to do tho hltfi
things wi would prefer."
O'dlinliiK why the I'nllod States
should prepare Mr. Wilson said:
"Wo must prepare our rights ns a j
ually a dry. sunny month. March is
spilug and the sunheut of summer.
Kvuporatlon Is Intense. There Isn't
much to evaporate. As the moisture
In the first six Inchgyi of soil Is dried
out and used by plunts. the upward
movement will soon consume what
little there Is below that depth. In
the storage depths of soil there Is no
moisture. Uvea If there were 13
percent of water lu that stratum, It Is
In the thlnotit film-form about the
oll grains -r-and the) cannot spare
it. Ilonpe. they will not glvo It up
'And there we are with a crop started
and nothing to kuetaln It.
No wondor tho farmers are eager
for the completion of the big dltchoa!
No wonder is It that they want this brought home a lino woik hore.
ear the difference hetwoen ISO an I t nk ef Jfoilia plieusauU
ncA In Irrlgatml crop ield and 13 to . containing as ninny as fifty-two birds
19 an aero In the drouth crop jlold! ,aV(. ,mi noticed on tho Couner
Will the supj of the difference he- raneh lately.
twecn these amounts pay them to In-, rnd,.r tJ,e nbU, supervision V KI
vesta tilting annual sum in Irrlga-' ra,.r uf mill., p,.0Brt.SB j )Cing
"on'' limde with the farm work at the Mo-
I RzweYou
Phoned?
Tell Your Dealer
to send you delicious,
in
California's Selected Oranges
Fine Seedless Navels. Get a dozen today.
Save the tUtue wrappers for beautiful illverware
CALIFORNIA FRUIT GROWERS EXCHANGE
Eaitern Headquarters 139 N. Clark Street, Chicago
maHmKUammmumlai
vmmrnmmamm
MAIL TRIBUNR,
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nation and the rights of our cltlicm
In America and outside of It as the
(ooniennus of civilized peoples tins de
fined them: must enduro the unem
barrnwd realisation of our political
j development within our own borders,
:nnd must nrotcct the neacc and tiollt-
llcnl autonomy of the Americas."
Cannot Help World
This provincialism cousltta In
KlilnMng the contents of their own
MiilniU to be the contents of tho mind
0f the world. For, gentlemen, wlilf
Amerlett is n great nation, whl
.America contains nil the elemcnta 0
'fine force nnd accompusnment Amcr,
.....
!fca does not constitute the major par
Jifllng or personal ambition tooi
into mo UIhcusmoii oi una luiuinincn
tal thing. How can Americans differ
about the safety of America?
1")- Peace Pcornm
"And I, for my part, am ambitious
that America should do a greater and
miore difficult thing than tlio great
nations on tho other side of the water
rttave done. In all tho belligerent
i enjoy that distinction.
"Only the other day the leader of
the republican minority lu tho house
of representatlvei delivered a speech
What showed that ho wns ready and I
take It for granted that the men he-
J,'1,nd ,,"m w "' Jo forget party
!'; in on,,,r "l ,aU .a 1,lny ct
with a common mind and Impulse for
Ttho aorvlco of
tho country. Aud I
want, upon this first public occasion
to pay my trlbuto of respect and obli
gation to him.
Great Future Ahead
"I findeJt hnrd Indeed to approach
this subject without deep emotion,
gentlemen, because, when wo speak
of America and the things that are to
bo conserved In her, docs It not call
upa wonderful picture in your mind'.'
America is still young, shu Is not
(l.Vl.n )n tno noyday of hor develop-
lnoflt nd nower. Think of tho croat
Mrj.isun!. of youth and energy a,ud
j.doal purpose, still to be drawn from
t)lu (llK) sources fr0m which this
n(,u0 i,aB aIwaj drawn Itc light.
"Think of the sorvice which those
forces can and must render to the
roat of the world. Think of tho posl-
t0n into which America has been
drawn, almost in spite of herholf, by
the circumstances of the prosent day.
She alone Ih froo to help find things
wherever they show themselves in
the world. And she Ik forced also--
whether who will or not In tho de
cade Immediately nhead of us, 19
furnish the world with Its chief ccon
omle guidance and assistance.
"It is very fine to romember what
Ideals .would be buck of that assis
tance." TABLE ROCK TABLETS
WS are lad tu rrprt that our sick
people are Mendilv improving.
Will Ljdiard mid yxter. Helen, of
Medford, were week-end visitor with
heme folks here.
S. M. Neglon mid A. L Ylni'otit
were doing husine in the valley
towiiH Wediiecdav.
Colonel Wanlilmni attended the
pulilie wile in t'eutral Point nud
sweet, juicy, healthful
k
j&A v s .
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nsft 1
Warn
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MEDFOttP.
'.'i '.A- lLli.l-'lJ.--:i'Ut!-ll1-"
it "-
doc orchard in spite of the stormy
weather.
About the only relic of early days
rcmniriinR in this (list rift in tho log
homo on the Ifny ranch, which, ac
cording to the sottleri, wm built by
Joseph Snttcrfieltl, who homchtotuleil
tlii property more than lml C n can
lury ago.
A letter from Mrs. I'. W. Sngo at
t'onlnr, Mont., atntca that during our
f cold oll the thermometer there went
-.l.l
m
iiruniuc
swing iiftliin dtatrii't.
Almost n thoiiwuid acioa of land
lifie been bonded in this distriet in
the Inst few tlnys, which i etfttHlnr:
quite n little e..oitement and hjxhmi
lntiou 11H to whnt the outcome will he.
It m nlno reported that muoh land ii
under bond in the Antioch distriet,
nnd many thcorie nre ndvnnccd ns to
what the proposition is, the favorite
theory in thnt district being the re
Xiviittf'of'tluvhigluluie ditch, mi irri
gation Hcjicmc. ' ir , .,
. v-. w..r jflcased) In 'seip- fhatiour
item in icgurd tj) ' the flour .mills
brought out nn cilitoiinl in Thjirx-
ilny'a Muil Tribune, which watt well'i
competed nnd should be nrieyc'P"
oner to people who do not, pntronifo
home induMric.s.
Among other things, it was stated
that we were mininfonncd. Thnt may
be. However, our infominnt was n.
man who in operating n flour mill in j
tins valley, liur eitort was not ninue
with the intention of "knocking'' home
product, but to expose his system,
which we contend is unfair. We have
always been a firm believer in pat
ronizing home industries, und ns n
matter of fnct have been using Rogue
Iiiver vnlley flour since it wns placed
on the market.
I-nut Wednesday being Ornmlmn
FriersotiV 87th birthday, several In
dies of tho neighborhood gnve her n,
surjirise by dropping in to spend tho
afternoon, nnd bringing with tliem
mnny useful gifts? nnd tokens of es
teem. After spending n very pleas
ant afternoon, refreshments wore
served nnd all departed wishing her
ninny more hnppy birthdays. Mrs.
Frierson hns the distiiniioii of being
the oldest person in tho district.
Ilond Supervisor Vincent an
nounces thnt his policy for Ihe com
ing sensnn will bo the permanent re
pairing of rnnds in the district and
to discourage the lnying out of any
new rends until what roads wo lme
are in n passable condition. Tills wns
his policy last Jonr, but he was not
allowed to onrry it out.
Kdgar S. Hafer left Thursday on a
visit to Atchison, Kansas, whore ho
will Join Mrs. Hafer returning to
this city in three or four weeks.
18 POUNDS OF BLOOD
Is the average quantity in a hc.iltliy
ndult, but it i the quality of the blotxl
that determines our strength to resist
sickness, itli weak blood we hint
cold hands nmi chilly feet; in children
nn aversion to study, and in adults
rheumatic tendencies.
In chnngiiiK seasons get abundant
fresh air aud take a spoonful of licott'i
Emulsion after meals, because Scott's
EmuUion is a rich blood-food that will
increase both quantity aud quality of
the blood while it warms the body and
help- cany off the impurities.
When multitudes of people are to
day tcking Scott's Emulsion to avert
wlntor sickness, and are giving it to
tlieit children, it is careless to neglect
its Ixnefiu. I,rxk out for Milmtitut?.
bculi At Iloituc. RluumScM. .S ; 1J-24
M'CURDY
INSURANCE
AGENCY
Kfferts Insunuire
of All Kinds
Telephone 123
Sparta llldg.
COMB SAGE TEA IN
TO DARKEN IT
Grandma kept her locks dark, glossy,
thick with a mixture of Sage
Tea and Sulphur.
The old-time mixture of Sago Tea and
Sulphur for darkening gray, streaked
and faded hair is grandmother's treat
ment, ami folks are ugain usiug it to
keep their hair a good, oveu color, which
is quit sensible, as ue am living 111 sn
age when a youthful appairunce U of the
greatcat advantage.
Nowwlaja, though, wa don't have the
troublesome task of gathering the aage
aud the musay mixing at home. All
drug Uhm tell the reaily-tA-UM product
called "Wyeth's Sage aud Sulphur Hair
ltemeiy" for about 60 cents a bottle
It is very0 popular Uwaune nobody cau
ditoover it haa leon annll. Simply
nUtn jour comb or a suit hruih with it
and draw thla Uirough your hoir, taking
one small strand at a time; by morning
the gray hair diaupiara, but what de
light the ladle with Wyntli'a Sage and
Sulokur Is that, UMc le4utifully
dtrkening the Itair after u few applhui
tioni, it alao produces that soft luitre
and apjiearaiKe of abqndance whieb is so
attraelite U-iJ4. preients dandxulf,
itching uvalp an) f-lling hair
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OJIKUOtf. FHTDAY. .TWCWtV L'.
i.. " ;111- j'l" 't-L. '.' m. j.
BY
The Portland Jimrnnl extends the
following rtimptimeut to Mit lurlnnd
Kobinaon. the Hemic River valley ar
tist, who U spending the winter with
her pnrentn t Jnckaanvilte:
"The exhibit of jwintinfr at Mod
Ami compriaod thirty-five niotnroa,
ho work of Miaa norland ltoblnaon,
hose training was rooeivod nt Aotid-
my of Fine Arts, Philndolphin, and
nder Ileurv Rittenbotv of MhiucIi.
lliua if .tliinart. lt1m.l. n ,i..
irl, has won n stiipendoiiH amount of
eredittible work. She has exhibited nt
the spring exhibit of uriils in Snn
Francisco, is n member of the Sketch
club nnd now has pictures on exhibit
in the (.'onscrvntory hall.
"Local interest nttnehea to tho ex
hibit in that MisN Robinson is n
Jackson county girl mid la spending
the winter with her parents, Dr. mid
Mrs. .. . Robinson, nt .Jacksonville.
She has done u portrait of the late
Judge Williams of Portland, who gave
her eight sittings. She has also
painted the portrait of Miss Dorothy
Metehave of Portland. Two pnHtel
portraits 111 the exhibit nttrnotod
much plonked comment, ns also did
Uho lnndsenpos of local aeono."
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II
IF
neM for IJvor nnd Dowels, Had
liimth, Ibul Colds, Hour
.Slonmcli.
(let a 10-conl box.
Hick headache, hllluusnesH, coated
tongue, head nnd nosa clogged up
with n cold always trace this to tor
pld liver; dolaycd, fermenting food
In the bowels or sour, gnssy utomncli.
Poisonous mnttcr clogged In the In
testines, Instoad of being cast out ot
tho system Ih ro-absorbed Into tho
blood. When this poison roachos tho
delicate brain tlssuo It causes conges
tion nnd that dull, throbbing, sicken
ing headache,
discards Immediately cloanso the
stomach, remove the sour, uudlgoatod
food and foul gnsea, take the excofts
hlln from the liver and carry out nil
the constipated wusta inuttor und
poisons lit tho bowels.
A Cascnret tonight will surely
straighten you out by morning. Thoy
work while you sleep n 10-ceut box
from your druggist moans jour head
clear, stomach sweet, bioath right,
complexion ros and our liver mid
bowels regulai for months ,d
FOR SALE
CHEAP
1
One 6-Roojii
HOUSE
on No. Riverside, close1
in to be moved off lot
Call 900-Lor217So.R
Union Feed and
Livery Stable
FULL EQUIPPED
LIVERY STABLE
AMBULANCE SERVICE
112 South Hivei-sido
Phone 150
Gaunyaw&Bostwick
Proprietors
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iaikU. ttfry im". uilk ml UU.
DtaiUlnllr UfibK,
140 sumir OUTSIDE ROOMS
$nt Utry Mftl tad ciMrili BmMiar,
1.M ME PEISON
HATES IOADAyTWOfERSONS
tun ftrry ti Dtptlt lilt
"UNIVERSAL BUS"
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Kt tttvt Urctt Uf hiicj tk Utt.
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5: -fcai ApffTFI.i s
--Bor
Vou can't always make cvcrythlnft "Just to " Romctlrnd you will
get In more shorlcmntj llan uual. or make tho Ki'Kr a Illllc thin; or
It may not be convenient lo put a cake In the oven the moment It U
mixed; or our oven mav not Iwkc evenly and It Is neceisary to turn ;-.
the pan around none cf lhcc little un.irtainllci make the illghtcst
difference In tcjult It you utc
1
1 Baking Powder
Thlt modern, double raise luklng lovdcr has unusual strength and
Is absolutely certain to rake your biscuits, cakes and pastry light ami
feathery. It generates an abundance oi leavening ga both in the mix
ing howl and In the oven. The ralstntf Is sustained until the dough U
cooked through.
Housewives who uso K C never have "bad luck" wllh their baking.
Try K C at our rhk. Your uroccr will rciund -our money 1 you arc
not pleased In every way. n
'unit 1 f 1 1 1 1 11
YOU CAN CU3T
Fruits and Vegetables
As Follows at Oiir Store Saturday:
Colory
Leaf Lettuce
Head Lettuco
Spinach
Brussols Sprouts
Cauliflowor
Grroert nions
Radishes
Parsley
M
Applos
Pears
Bananas
Sunkist Oranges
V
V
Also a Complete Line
MARSH &
Second door oast First N'lhi
DOE5 IT PAY?
ASK OUR GRADUATES. Their earning
powers have been doubled and trebled since
completing their course or stud at the
Medford Commercial College
Mid-Winter Term Begins January 3. Day and Evening Sessions
"Money NfaKos the Mare Go"
It nlo inakcj tho m n no und tin vvoild. If YOU
ant to ' keep up with tho procession'' you inunt havo
money You can havo money If you'll open a pavings
uccount her- which you may do with $1 -and put Into
It what you'vo be on wasting- Compound Interest on nil
you get In.
over es vt'Ans under owe management
m
Los Angeles
the Oittewuv to
SOUTHERN
Iluy your ticket to Los. Angeles, tho Metropolis
Southern Califoriiia, nnd from thnt city kelcat tho
Minoiih nttruetioiiH you wish to sec.
MOUNTAIN RESORTS of I'anndenit, Monrovia, Pomona,
Itcdlfiiidh mill Hiverwlilo.
BEACH RESORTS of San Diogo, Lour Roaob, Ca(a!ba
Islniul, Yi'iueo or Knntn Hnrbnra.
SCENIC TRIPS lo Mt. Lowe, Ml. Wilson or (ho Marino
Gunloiut of Cntalinn.
$42.60
ia tho nocial round trip rnto to Los Angolas from
Medforu. Stpov0r allowod at any point.
Aak tba local agent or wiito
Southern Pacific
Jobit M. Seott, General I'nMenger Agent
I'ortluud, Oregon
V(W
,l.l J JMW.'.I
a 2
ihe $unl
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VEGETABLES
Green Poppers
Cabbage
Parsnips
A." n
Turnips
Carrots
Squashes
Sweet Potatoes
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