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rredltfd to It or other Im eredlled in tiiii paw,
ik1 auto tn Uw local nrvi puhlulH) iirrem.
aii richt for puUiaiiQD of apeeiai diipateb
bereln are aUo rMmcd.
Itfflrial paper of lite City of Medford.
Official tpt of Jarluun County.
Bvgrn dally areraxe elrniUDoo for six nontba
eidlii Oct. 1, ItfUK, 443fi.
AdiertMnf Rpprenentatlifii
M. t. MUliUNHKN k t'llMI'AVY
nffleea In Nr Yuri, LMago, ttrlt. Ran
Fratideo, Loa ArntelM. Seattle, rorliaod
Ye Smudge Pot
By Arthur Perry
Itutl nun water Ih behiK served
luetnberH of the ItKlHlature. now
lit session. The sesii'tary of state
is responsible for doing one thlnt;
right and appropriate.
Another upstate citizen who
wandered into the Cascades for it
hike, has been returned to the
hospital by u setirchliiK party. The
liiker was unable to eupe with the
capers of winter In (he hlKh spots,
and when thawed out will be as
Kood as new. The rescued one,
on his jaunt, wore Oxford shoes,
but had on his coat ami hat.
A skiff of snow fell this am.,
hushing up a number of women
who have been talking about
rlennliiK house. The women do not
like tu do tins job until nfter the
Kinudglim, hut their brutish Iiuh
bttnds are too contented.
lloblas Deuel Is now sequestered
behind the wheel of a spanking
Cadillac, which Will be used to flit
him from his woodpile to his
meals. The vehicle is a credit to
the. community, and guzzles gaso
Uno with more avidity than the
popular priced motors driven by
the proletariat.
17 days of 11)21 have evaporat
ed, and only slight mention of
tlennil Mobile of Italy, who ex
hibited his yellow streak on an
Arctic flight, and none at ull of
Huth Klder, whose nffort to com
mit suicide by flying across the
Atlantic was balked by u Dutch
pluntiier.
Scotch story No. 3.7X0.543 show
ed up on tho Alain Htcm late yes
terday. "Heven-up" Is gradually
lng ' Vie popularity of
locally, in social circles,
"scven-up"' addicts, like
usurp
bridge, Many
bridge
habitues, can do nothing hut shuf
fle tho piiHtebnards In a merry and
unique manner. "Hoven-up" Is a
KUino requiring no great expendi
ture of brain and brawn, and his
tory cites thnt It was played upon
the coat-tails of a gent In flight.
III m er Oatman of the 'semi-rural
districts was noted at the l.'ofC
water hole yesterday getting a pall
of water. Ho departed for home
with two Jills in the front scat.
Kconomlc truth emitted by a
bedraggled member of the human
ruce, In a plea for his supper:
A inoal .doesn't amount to
much, until you've missed a
couple.
l' Uybcij of J'vlllo, has n sick
Hteer nn his hands. Nothing looks
tnt sick as a sick steer, unless It is
u man m um miust 01 a u i n J"
i h vtii iiih uuv u i.'inu. i uu hi i
steer has been standing In the
name spot for two days, giiiilug
mournfully at what would he
Jackson crock if thoro was any
water.
;How are "the musicians coming
11 Ipng with their thumping out of
numbers, with con 'umore express
ulvo, Opus &.!?
Tho Italkans, and two wrestlers,
nro mad 4i t each other.
jit's a wonder uu elect rln sign
would not stun flashing through
the night, that had some red In Uu
vital parts.
"Sheepmen of the Malln district
report the. presence of ticks"
(Klamath Kails News.) Ono of the
vicissitudes of life in the upon
filKlCCN.
Tho spring coiffures are on the
market, and hroxchly expose one
fcniulo ear.
A phono pole Huddetily Jumped
nut In front of an auto on the
West Main jikatlne link Monday
eve.
Pussywllows uJouk the creeks
are feeling kittenish, and spring
will noon bo sneaking over yon
Kluklyous. Poets are sharpening
up leud pencils for tho regulnr
output of vernal verse, and tho
Older Q Iris of Ashland are pnwlng
Around the roii of ruse bushes
with soup spoons.
.
litmus Hun Job.
HARniHUUKO, Pa., Jnn 17. bP
Honus Wagner, one-time terror of
)Htchora, is helping koup order in
the Pennsylvania legislature. He
Is assistant scrgcant-at-urnm nt $7
ner diom.
Oregon Weather.
Unsettled with Known In ant and
probably rains west portion tonight
nnd Friday; temperatures some
what below normal. Fresh winds,
QUILL
Youth wuk more respectful
respect.
Konl hi ik most of the money.'
the air if You ejnt breathe, it .'
Still, tilt; fool driver is complimentary, lit knows you will
(Id the Ki-nsilil
i
thiiiir nod Rave
o
It mi;ht hi worse. Kvery
lontfl WllO (loesil t CVelt pOKSCHH
"Tliere are more erooks in the city than in the country."
Yes, indeed. And ten dos have more fleas tlmu one do.
DoiihtleKs a he-inan is one
without volunteering the iiifornmtion that it h for Ins sinter.
You can tell the cliissical
get in ten volumes witli a mnpuzme yu duu't want
in. i i
ii i hi u i ii roi 1 1 1( viimiik in.-
1 1 ii lit k lis vou puck up to move
j Now let somehody offer
l Ameriea's belief that a prize
Americanism : A "madem"
like that because he isn't high
other kind.
1
There isn't much danger of revolution in a land where the
lowly have frequent opportunity to beat some rich guy to a
parking place.
Maybe advertising on the
the circus seldom increases the
A caged bird is content if the cage ih big enough, and 14 free' 1
men arc satisfied because they can't see the bars of their prison.
Queer world. A Htate jails n mother of ten children for sell
ing liquor, ami does nothing to the grown children who didn't
support her.
Mencken says a man's opinion is worthless if he can't
change it without losing money. Could he favor prohibit ion
without loss?
BLAZING
SPORTS TRAJL
1 II) Alan ! (iouhl.
(Associated Premi Hports Kdilor)
. Sport is far from being a modern, invention. They played tag and
tossed rocks In tho neolithic ages, but the big concentration and the
high-powered stuff is of mora recent origin.
Nineteen twenty-three, for an example that Is fresh In memory, had
a thrill in every stage of Its competitive whirl ns it touched off the
biggest boom that sports have ever had.
Five years may not mean so much when you're talking about tho
careers of Ty Cobb or Cy Young, Walter Hagen or Harry Vardon, but
tho hist five have been the most significant In athletic history.
The passing show of lima featured the flashing episodes of Demp
sry and Klrpo, 55nv and I'apyrus. Tilden and Johnston, Wills and .Mnl
lory, lmh and MeOrnw. t quickened the pace, started professional
values shooting sky-high and overthrew a flock of old-fashioned stal
warts and Ideas.
Many, If not most of the sensational developments of sport, the
changing times and tho new order of things may bo traced directly
back to tho impetus of 1U23.
Tex Ulcknrd put boxing on a spectacular big business basis In lt2t
when he staged the Deinpsei-Carpentler "battle of the century" at
Jorsey City, but 11)23 was a bigger
smashing climax by lh "battle of the ages" between Deinpsey and
Kirpo at the I'olo (.Irouuds.
Nineteen twenty-three was the year that saw Hobby Jones scalo na
tional championship golf heights fur tho first time, after many a dis
appointment and launch a triumphant march that Is now without
parallel In the royal and inn-lent domain.
When Jones, then Just become of voting age. beat Hobby, Crulclt-
shnnk In tho plavoff for the National open at Inwood the (leorglan
shook the Jinx thai had beset his youthful trail and began the par
beating parade that lias currW him to victories here and abroad.
Tho Hiituu year witnessed the ascendancy of. Helen Wills, Just out
of pigtails, to the national tennis peak, ending at tho samu time the
long reign of Molla Itjurstedt Mai lory.
"Little Miss I'oker Face" they christened the California girl who
accomplished the seeming Impossible at the ago of 17 and started a
t,areor that has carried her to world's championship heights.
Look ovor a few of the other bright pages of that significant cam
paign of H"i;;i.
on one there's the story of Kill Johnston's first Davis Cup defeat,
at the hands of Kangaroo Mm Anderson of Australia, tin another
SWv.'h triumph ovor Papyrus, the Kngtish Derby winner, In tho $100,000
turf classic at Ilclmunt. A third reveals the Yankees, not yet the
uper-team. but world's champions for tho first time, at any rate,
after their third straight clash with the (Hunts.
lted (J range was a sophomore sensation, tlcne Tunney was just
a struggling llght-heivywelght. Penny Leonard was the ring master
and king of lightweights. Jess Willard was trying a dramatic come
back. War-scarred (iene Crlqul scaled the featherweight title heights.
Furthermore Vale ruled the football roost in the east and Call
fern la's (lohlen Hears won their fourth straight Pacific Coast confer
ence title in one of the greatest unbeaten marches of gridiron history.
What a parade! And what n difference five short years have
made. but. like the song, the memory lingers on.
MUTT AND JEFF
M.H:.W tZStX" 5?L f CATCH - ( MAU! (Kjr UANV TO M ITT TrY CAWU t
HS'kl. COM BACK AMD TSIL US lAsumGW N1,n,"' wv ' TOW ,4e . ) g HAVE CALLGi WjHAT I S
I ABowt-.ths whopps ;Wr-l : A I imac ) TRUTHFUL, AfoVHou, Vwcwm g GHT p er- avy
Xf ED FORT) MaTL
POINTS
in tin- u.I ilnys. It hud more to
Ylitlo you i'e who owns
him.
onee in a while you see a yountf
II (fllll
who buys Iiis face powder hravely
authors. Thcy'r
the oncn von
:..!.! , l .....
iii-in.i.M.in ,... w..., ......
into 11 lur eimiitry.
$25.01)0 for a
offer , will solve all problems.
youth thinking all yjirls are
enough in the .scale to meet any
radio him value, but holding up
sale of pciinuU.
ypar for the ring, hrouglit to a
Jeff's Becoming Better
TTITBITKB, CTffilffiftt);
Personal Health Seorvice
By WILLIAM BRADY, M. D.
Sltrntd lettera pertaining to personal h
j trcatnuc will U anawtredby Dr.Brady II
Lflit-ra tuouia ue unei ana wnun in ink.
oelted, ocly a few can be anavertd bere.
iiig to UtAtruLtioiia. AdJrtM Ir. William
WHY IIATTi:
Xu mutter wlmt your ilnu may
be, if you're huimtn you can't lc;mH
; nrurri.,iv ii..t.'t I biw...-'
A NebniMkii reuder m-mi hi ti i " nuppincHS. ah ut mat, now-V.-Hi.i.fti.r
u-hif h i.t...-ifU t. I.,. .... ever. 1 ii m sole Judue.
I Ioros, tho Item points out cnouuli
to condurnn thw fad out of hnd:
p iwm ji ih iasii uecumnft an "an
cum(. for either not buylnc or notitU'"y blind, befoio attemptinK the
takltiK ear; of proper headwear." : operation. -Nowadays many experi
ln tho old ditys whiskers wei-; : 'nred mn oiernte earlier, as oon
j nuvr iiiineked l.y the liah. rdie.li
i er win. round themselves stuck
I with a lot of nifty neckwear, i'.ui
; then, haberdashers uru not neces
plliu to overeoiue j saiily mad. or if they ever do K t
mad they don't fet as mad as a
hatter
My opinion of this hatlejtH fad i
tht it i a healthful one. Not
only is ft a hygienic habit to ko,
bareheaded at all times when
one!
is reasunnhly comfortable without ; about expenses. 1 our doctor alone
a lid. but I believe it Ik excellent j can Judge whether any artificial
for the hair. If the bareheaded In- ' Kiiplrt u advisable in your case,
dividuel finds snow, rain or ex-! If " rupture is reducible, 1
tremo cold uncomfortable, lie still I believe special exercises, particu
has enough sense to rabm nil um-ihirly elevating the legs to vertical
brell.i or put on whatever cover-
log or protecting clothing he pre
fers. A newspaper contributor whose t
writings have wide circulation ere- i
ated considerable concern a year or I
two ago by Idling Ihe world that j
the bareheaded fad exposed thej
bra hi to the risk of grave injury)
In the summer time, because, hcj
HUKKested. ultra-violet rays of siin-j
jitni I't'iuiniini i in; nn.uu turn
j Worked havoc amongst the neu
rons within. Maybe some folk
With very little gray matter to
speak of took Ihls seriously and
, resumed their lids. A s I d e from
sunburn, wljh'h is Indeed an an
noying affliction on one's -coco,
there Is no other objection worthy
of consideration when a young man
contemplates aggravating the ab
erration that seems to prevail-
I among hatters.
J I tried the thing myself for a '
sea.su n or ,t, and tho first two!
i weeks were the hardest. After
'. thai, one loses the HOlf-consclous-:
ness that Uui-'idari's of the halted
i world cause in the hat le.s one.
Had I started before the bald -vpot
became a d rough t I might lnve
. saved inn only my hair but a pow
' erfnl lot of trouble wilh headgear,
lint, you sec, I am Just In the dan
gerous nye not yet old enough to
disregard what people say or Think
of my conduct, and pot quite youmr
enough o affect the collegiate
bravado, So I am more or less
under a lid. '
The N e b r a .s k a eorerspoiidcnt
thought t Hi hatters' lameul mi t; tit
give me a good laugh, and it did.
She mentions I hat she saw bare
headed men at a Thanksgiving
football iame Willi un inch of
snow in their hair, and they' til!
seemed comfortable. Ah. 1 mt what
penalty will those men pay a. :ta
years hence? That's the reserve
argument the old fogies fall back
upon, when the hygiene of naked
ness or the pathology of clothing
is discussed.
If I had even a sparse covering
of hair, or a becoming toupee for
thai matter. I'd never again wear
a hat unless It were made a f
to go without one.
luhv
"
OI F.NTIONS AM) ASWI-:US
Attn Itlinho.
As an expectant mother will you
tell me how I can successfully
nurse my baby? Mrs. K. II.
Alls. As an experienced fal bel
aud a doclor with a mild mortality
rate. I would be glad to advise you
how to be a 100 per cent mother
it' you will repeal your question
and send a stamped envelope bear
ing your address.
Pomona I.
Corespondents should bear In
mind that this Is a personal serv
ice. Do not ask for Impersonal
Information or advice, but only
about your own health, hygiene or
complaint. There is an essential
psychological factor concerned, and
accordingly those correspondents
who confine their queries to their
own personal heaUh will find this
service most satisfactory. When
In doubt about giving any infor
mation or advice bearing on a lpot -bld
subject, 1 do not give any. on
Acquain ted With Mutt' Brother Day by Day
ORFiON. TTTCTftT) A Y,
tilth and hygiene, not to diwaM dltfrnoata r
atemped, -irldri envelop to acloMd.
uwinf to ui urge Dumber el letter re
No reply can be tnide to queries not Oonioruv
Brttlj, to era of Uii. newspaper.
HS tit) M.l)
i the other hnnd. I un always ready
Hln l'"1"1 wr break a Julu
ii i KiiiiK l c in iiiiii an ioi i o any -
ml. Tho Uein in. i -nmnu-i.
for m m un that! Mother, ti'J. developing cataiaut.
I'tiYHlduiiH, H t h-' Chrftttinii science intion. expects
letic iliMtruetoi'K '' K-'t better b; Huell llieailH.
mid other jierHons 1 t'onnetiteil to oeullHfn cxaiiiinatioii,
of e x p e r i em-e but refuKe submit to operation,
over the country 1 Incoming more and more depend- I
are eonilemnini: i ,,nt on thoe mound her for every-;
the craze of k- ; 'hliiK, aa nhe is K'lttlnn ulmoHt to-
iim lioreh;ad.-d. jjally blind. H. A. A. !
ThiH crnzo ori- I An. The operulion may still j
it tat ml in tho col- '.restore a useful decree of vision.
Thero is no other recourse. For-
nierly oculUta Benerally ndr': ...-d
waillnL' until the ualltmt was urac-
as me patient tones useiui vision
with any kind of glasses.
Itupture.
I have just found out that 1
have a .small rupture. The doctor
advised me to no supporter and
said It may have to be operated
; 0,1 f 11 remains over a year.
(will It cost? Do you ndvif
What
Hllp-
porters or not ? C. W.
Aiis. i can give no inrormntion
as one lies on the floor, and rising
slttlni,-. posture from supine.
while you support the rupture with
the hand, may l.rlni; about radical
cure in sunn! eases.
(Copyright, John V. TOIIe Co.)
wonder what all the 105-year-
ole ladies, who went to the polls
in wheel chairs, will say when they
hear that President-elect Hoover
attended the races in, Brazil on
Sunday and licked up some cham
pagne? Who recalls when poor
ole, tired mother got an easy chair
for Christmas instead o' silk hose?
Brisbane'sToday
(Continued from Page One.)
Dakota and Illinois favor culling
our hiiignagu "the American lan-
Kua.;e" not the "Kngliah language."
A hill is introduced In the Da
kota legislature to that etfect.
Patriotism is admirable In all its
forms, but after all it Is the "Kim-
Una language.
We borrowed It
from the Kuglish, and we adopted
it. A spade Is a spado, and Kng-
lish is Kpgltsh. It is a first class
language, created by the genius of
Knglish' writui'H and orators and
will keep its name.
I We can afford ts 'Aive credit
where it is duo. Other nations
credit us with the telephone, fly
ting machine, the phonograph, the
steamboat and a fvw other things
that realty tire A.MKK U'AN, and
,,, V,
change their nation
ality.
While ve ask a few questions,
and Bel no very satisfactory an
swer, and sign a peace pact, wise
FVnneo appropriates nine hundred
and eighty-nine million francs for
H warships. One 10.non.ton cruis
er is intended anion ir them, also
'sU cruising submarines." Ktenn
tie undersea battleships, and a big
1 In I'll
J A ST Aft 7 17, 1929.
submarine to lay mines, for blow
ing up enemy ships, is also in
cluded. The French like peace and peace
pacts, but they also tike SAFETY,
and mean to have It.
Vutional urohibition was ten
v : , , w 7n.IU'110, . " w ,
, v" j
' len, .New Ol K tit) new puLue ;
i commissioner, ceieoraieu y i'arj-,
lux 32 speakeasies, airestlnn 3
men. This left about 21,908 peak.
pKipfi nriHrntiuE in New York City,
and .;1Veii3.nowH how many him-
! ,iredH of thoutiands throughout the!
, I i . .l Q...1U
You can lead men to water; they
; won't all think it.
j Screen jfe
noIJywood
Hy Wade Werner.
HOLLYWOOD, Cal. MukinK
what used to be called "the mo-
j ron movies" has latHy become so
luttered up with
aiicrophones and j
i I g h e r mathe- j
:nattcs. not to:
nentiou p h o to- I
lectrie cells and ;
icoustical o n g I-
icerlng. that very
few film folk
a n ii I il bo mil'.
rjSed to see Pro- !
ssor Kins tein
?oming to Holly
wood to direct
pictures.
W h e t her tho
ipostlo of rela-
. i v I t y and the
fourth dimension
would e a r o to
,l..t.l.n 1.. aaII.l'
( -fi ,,1,1 . , '-,..
t,'mhwjflj'- a 1 n a b lo here,
MeanwhTie, however. It Is interest
ing to note, that one of the few ma-1
tlou picture directors actually en
Joying tho prospect of an ultra-1
scientific screen era is a former
student of Dr. Robert A. Milllkan,!
authority on the structure of the ;
atom and discoverer of tho much-
publicized cosmic ray. I
Talking Smoke. 1
It was while studying electrical
engineering at the California Insti- j
into or recnnoiogy. neuueu oy uv.
Mltlikan, that Frank Capru struck
up an acquaintancewith tho photo
electric cell. He did not know at
the time that this innocent little
cell, with Its odd capacity for trans
lating fluctuations of light into
fluctuations of electric current,
would one day upset the motion
picture industry.
What did occur to him, however,
was that tho photo-electric cell
might help him earn the li5 cento
an hour he was getting for tend
ing engines In a power house be
tween classes. Part of the Job was
running outside tho building every
few minutes to seo If smoke was
pouring out of the smokestack. If
it was. Capra had to adjust the oil
burners to eliminate it.
Ho the yung engine-tender hung
a phot t-elect lie cell inside the
stack and adjusted It so that when
an excess of smoke made the world
look dark lo the cell It permitted
enough electricity to pass to ring
an alarm bell. After that the job
was easy. Capra's smokestack
could "talk" to its boss.
Hack to Old Tricks.
All this was away back In 1915.
Instead of continuing his englneer-
I lng career after graduation. Capra
' wont Into pictures and made a
name for himself as a director.
Perhaps his best-known recent pic
ture Is "Submarine."
Now tho Industry is all excited
over talking pictures, with many
directors and producers cursing the
complexity of the new-fangled ap
paratus with which they must
work. Rut Capra, signed to direct
"The Donovan Affair" ns his first (
talking film, rubs his hands glee- j
fully and chuckles: "Great! Now)
T can make the photo-electric cell I
work for me again.
NHW YOIIK, Jan. 17. iff)
American International, Mont
gomery Ward. Murray Corpora
tion, liquid Carbonic and Colum
bia Grapha phono were among
many stoeks that rose vigorously
In the final hour of trading on the
stock exchange today, stimulated
by a further drop in rail money
rate to six per cent. Johns-Man-ville
got Into the I'OO rlnss again
and St. Joseph Lead and Ity-Pro-ducts
Coke sold nt S0K- to 120 3-4,
respectively. The closing w n s
strong. Sales approximated 4,100.-
' ooo.
IK; :: .
5
Wall Street Report
REBEL WATER BOY
! MAY TAKE THRONE i
ASAFGHAN RULER
x. . . . ..
LONDON, Jan. 1.. P;
thorltative reports reeeived 111 Lon
Tlou t.ftlay indicate that
Sakao. rebel water hoy of the Af-i
Khan wilds, may soon he sealed
upon the throne which KlnB Au.a- j
nullah has vaeated.
Dacha Saknu Is merely a nick-,
name l..eaninB waterearrier. llisj
real name is llabibuilah hhan. j
which is the same name im Ama-
nullah's father, who was assassin-,
ate in l'.ns, althouKh there is no'
relationship between the two fain-
I"-'
rtritish official advices now
that all Kabul except the Arg, orj
citadel, In tho center of the city
Is In the hands of Pachu Sakao.
King Inayatullah. who succeeded
his brother, Amauullah. is report -
ed cornered in tho citadel.
Kabul In reported comparatively
quiet and the foreign legations arc
safe. Amauullah and Queen Sou-
riya are now safe at Kandahar.
MOSCOW, Jan. 17. tP) A wire
less , report from Kabul received
here today said that King Inaya
tullnr, who succeeded his younger
brother, Amunutlah, as king of
Afghanistan a few days ago, had
himself abdicated.
. The message said that the abdi
cation was conditioned upon a
guarantee of safety for Inayatullah
and ull members of his household.
Pacha Sakao, leader of the reb
els, and one time waterboy, was
stated to have entered the royal
palaco today. The rebel leaders
announced that he would assume
supreme power under the title of
llabibuilah Khan.
ERNMENT
WASHINGTON, Jan. 17. WH)
Expenditure of f 2io,UOO by tho
secretary of the interior for the
diveibioti of the channel of the
main canal of the Klamath irri
gation project at Klamath Falls,
Oregon, would be authorized un
der a bill introduced today by
Jtepresentative Uutler, Republican,
of Oregon.
Putter said that the existing
channel between the junction of
Prospect and Lpham . streets and
the junction of Alameda and Tra
v .M-so streets I n K lumat h Fa Us
constituted a hazard to tho life
and health of the people of that
coinm unity.
EATS BIG STEAK AND
FRIED 0NI0NS--N0 GAS
"Kvery time I nte I had terrible
stomach gas. Now, thanks to Adler
ika, I eat atonic and frb'd onions
and feel fine." Mrs. J. Julian.
Just ONK spoonful Adierlka re
lieves gas and that bloated feeling
so that you can eat and sleep well.
Acts on BOTH upper and lower
bowel (jnd removes old waste mat
ter you" never thought was there.
No matter what you have tried for
your stomach and bowels, Adler
ika will surprise you. Heath's
Drug Store.
KINSER, THE GRAFTER
I make a specialty of all kinds
of first class fruit tree grafting.
Your Black Walnuts should be
grafted over to Franquettes.
Will call and advise with you
free of charge.
References: Paul Scherer, phone
1235; R. J. Henry, phone 19-F-4;
C. A. Hlles, phone 869-L.
J. A. KINSER
Box 571 Medford, Ore.
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Optometrist
222 E. Main St. Medford
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