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By Arthor Terry
These are the day of the Straw
Ballot. Once upon a time there was
candidate. He ran lor office, which
was the nearest he came to doing any
work In 17 years. Due to the unholy
maglo of the Oregon System, he re
ceived the nomination, to the great
surprise of himself and everybody
else. Bo he poked out his chest and
stepped high, and made loud noises
on the street corners. Then cameth
the straw ballot. Knowing well his
own deficiencies and fallings, ha
scurried over the countryside, bleat
ing: "The straw ballot la false, a fake,
and Is against me, for mine enemies
will stuff the same."
In due time the ballots were count
ed, and lol the unbel fever, and the
howler of skullduggery fed all the
rest, so, the Straw Ballots were Okay
and Jake, all things good, and very
fine, even though the scoffer had
been hoisted on his own petard, If
any. So, Little Ones, you see, It
makes a difference who gets the
Straw Ballots, as Incompetents are
always peevish as the showdown ap
proaches. Most Straw Ballots concern men
only, but the one that la about to
hit deals with Issues. Issues of which
we have an unending supply are more
Important than men. The Issues, and
votes received by each, are as follows:
Law and disorder . ...2
County Foundation Shaking..a
Robbing the Farmer .........2
Robbing Anybody Else .....0
Victim of Injustice 1
Affidavits of Hollnes8...MMWHK...2
Polecat In Politics , , ...2
Purifiers of Same 2
Sympathy Racketeering ,......2
Defending Truth with Lies...... 2
Birds of a Feather ....... 8
Incorrectly Feathered T
Local John the Baptist..
Local Napoleon ,..., ,,,,,,1
Outstanding Martyrs .
Minor Martyrs ,
...2
.7
Writing to Governor...
...0
Opposed to Road Work........l
They clean up their own mess.
Just estranged not divorced.
Formerly a popular Indoor sport,
but the govornor answered one
emphatically.
When workers work without pay
soothe them by providing more
work without pay.
It will be noted In the above tabu
lation, thr- there are no figures on
Relief. Painful, but true, there is no
relief from Bull. A defeat only makes
political egotists start running far
another defeat, before the votes are
eounted.
A measure on a separate straw bal
lot, providing for Deloiutlng of the
Valley From Hooey carried over
whelmingly. AU but two of the reg
istered voters of the county favored
Immediate de -lousing.
The vote on President Hoover was:
He is Pro-Britlsh. 1
For Impeachment t 1
For Lynching Him 1
This vote indicates a nation-wide
sentiment In fnvor of the claim that
the chief executive is of low mental
ity, and a criminal at heart.
The foregoing survey has tripped
lighting over the mistakes of the
Intelligent voters, who last spring
ousted an able official, and caused
moonshiners to rejoice, and merrily
elap each other with the mash
atlrrlng paddles. The re&ret now ex
pressed don't count.
Juveniles have started riding
wheels down the Main Stem. Some
were on their way to the dentist to
get their teeth and t emails examined.
IIOltROHS OF MVS1C
The composer uses Cuban rhythmic
idioms and his thematic material is
en Id to be both Cuban and Qersh
wlnlan. There la a lively Introduc
tion, featuring typical rhythmic and
melodic figures, which leads to the
ohlif theme, soetenuto. A three -part
oontraptuntal episode Is a feature of
the Introduction.
A oadenr for solo clarinet leads to
the middle section a canon with
polytonal accompaniment of low
brasses. An ostinuto on the theme of
the canon concludes this section. The
finale develops the preceding material
In the manner of a at ret to, leading to
a culminating repetition of the main
theme, which is I n t errup t ed by a
tuttl of the pulsatile Instruments.
An ascending arpegKio ends the work.
(New York Telegram.)
VALE Reclamation bureau to start
Its survey of Brogan-Brunt river
projects shortly.
LAFAYETTE- Cur It on & Coast
railway considering plans to extend
line from Carlton to this place.
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For ExRepublicans Only
TJERE and everywhere else some Republicans plans to desert
their party on November 8th, and vote for the democratic
candidate for president, Franklin Delano Roosevelt. This is
written principally for them.
Our advice is look before you leap. Tour dissatisfaction is
natural; your resentment is perfectly understandable, the pro
duct of these two sentiments is a blind passion for a change.
But it is always wise to analyze any situation, look FOR
WARD, as well as backward, before committing oneself to any
drastic action, particularly where that action is the result of
temper, and an unreasoning spirit of revolt.
You don't want to kick your own party out of power, put
the opposing party in power, and then for four long years,
WHEN IT IS TOO LATE, kick yourself around the block, for
having done sol OF COURSE YOU DON'Tl
You want a change from bad times to good times. So do
we, so does everyone else. But you don't want a change
from bad times, to times that are even WORSE, and yet in the
opinion of the present writer, and in the opinion of many men
far wiser, this is preoisely what repudiating President Hoover,
and replacing him with Franklin Roosevelt, AT THIS TIME,
would mean.
THEREFORE wouldn't it be wise to carefully analyze the
reasons for such an opinion, be convinced they are not
sound, BEFORE you carry out your intention of changing pilots
of the ahip of state, at this critical timet
What are those reasons 1
Well, looking backward, what were the two main causes of
this depression! Experts disagree on the details, but there is
no disagreement on the two main causse. THEY WERE, AND
ARE, FEAR AND LACK OF CONFIDENCE. Anything that
will decrease these two emotions, will make conditions better;
anything that will INCREASE them, will make conditions
J just figure out for yourself, what the result will be, if
out of office, three weeks hence, and Roosevelt and the demo
cratic party is put in. .
That action will mean not only repudiation of President
Hoover, and his party, but it will mean repudiation of the
machinery he has set up, to pull his country out of the ruck
and return the United States to more normal, economic and
industrial conditions. We don't believe anyone denies, that
thanks to what President Hoover has done, his establishment
of the reconstruction finance corporation, his aid to farmers
and home ownors, his measures of federal unemployment relief,
the low point of the depression was reached last July, and since
then conditions have been slowly but surely improving.
BUT WHAT WILL PRESIDENT HOOVER'S DEFEAT
MEANt It will mean the people of this country approve
neither of him, nor of his program of reconstruction, that they
want the democratic party, under the leadership of the governor
of New York state, to try its hand.
OUT President Hoover will still be in the White House. And
" the same congress that aided him in erecting this machin
ery of reconstruction and rehabilitation, will be in session. Not
only that, they will be in eontrol ef the government, until March
4, 3932, for four long months, what promises to be the most
critical poriod in this country's economic history.
Whnt will be the resultt There can only be one.-rCOM-PLETE
CHAOS AND CONFUSION.
It will not be a case of replacing an old and tried pilot,
with a new and inexperienced one, in the midst of a terrific
storm ; it will be a case of loaving the Bhip of state, without any
pilot, while the winds sweep the rudderless craft, nearer and
nearer the rocks of destruction.
True, President Hoover will do his best to prevent disaster.
But what CAN an executive do in a democracy, when the people
have deserted him, and the machinery he has constructed has
been taken away from him. Try as he will, he can do little
more than tread water, and wait for the time when his victori
ous rival replaces him.
TTHERE is another point. What will the American people be
doing during this period from November 9th, 1932 to
March 4, 1933, if President Hoover is defeated! Isn't it CER
TAIN that they will be doing nothing but tread water also,
wniting for the 4th of March! WHAT ELSE oan they do!
And when that time comes, what then! Will President
Roosevelt scrap the Republican policies he has condemned and
the machinery of reconstruction with it!
We don't know. We don't believe anyone else knows.
Will he lower the tariff as his party demands, and throw
the country into another period of destructive readjustment,
or will he keep the tariff where it is! Will he be for the billion
dollar cash bonus to war veterans or will he be against it!
What will he do! We don't know. No one knows. We fail
to find anything in his speeches
Governor Roosevelt knows HIMSELF.
MOW, Mr. Republican and Mrs. Republican also, isn't
that a fair representation of the situation now confronting
this country! If it is, then what do you think such , situation
will do to those two fundamental causes of hard times, fear of
the future, lack of confidence, in the present.
Will the election of Roosevelt decrease that fear, or IN
CREASE it; will it restore public confidence, or will it
DESTROY puhlio confidence! Will it make your chance of
getting work better or worse; make your business prospects
better or worse, be to your .own self interest, regardless of
politics, or be AGAINST YOUR OWN SELF INTEREST.
,
JUST figure it out for yourself. On one hand President
Hoover whose policies are known, whose election will mean
no break for. four months, in the application of those policies,
no doubt as to what will be done in the future.
Franklin Roosevelt, on the other hand, whose policies are
unknown, whose abilities for such a tssk as the presidency im
poses, are untried and whose election would mean four months
of complete inaction, and a period of fear and doubt, which,
no matter what he does or tries to do, CAN'T BE AVOIDED.
TILT'S ALL!
Yunker A Wlecka Co. received con
tract to grade three-fourtha of mile
ol Lobater mountain section of road.
Corvallle, Benton County Herald,
or his record, to indicate that
FOREST OROVB Stlmson Lum
ber company mill now under con
struction in Scoeains Taller, an
miles from net.
Personal Health Service
By William Brady, M. D.
Signed latter, pertaining lo personal Malta and oyglene. sot to dlaeaea
diagnosis or treatment. wUl oa answered oy Or. Brad; u a stamped sell-ad
oreased aovelopa u enclosed. Letters abouid oa oriel and written in ma
Owing to the larga number ol letter, received onlj a tew oan be answered
era. do reply can be made to querlea not conforming to Instructions. Ad
dreaa Or. William Brad; In care of rhe MaU Tribune.
THE POISONING IB MENTAL.
.Webster tells us a quack la an Ig
norant practitioner; one who pro
fesses skill or knowledge In any mat
ter of which he knows little or noth
ing. . Two things are
essential for suc
cess In quacking
It. First, the pre
tender or faker
must employ
means of attract
ing victims. Sec
ond, he must
have an Imposing
personality.
A physician or
healer who Is
good can and
does depend on the good will of his
satisfied patrons to keep him busy.
That's how practice Is built. If he la
not so good he must resort to other
means of attracting patrons I he must
either boldly blow his own horn up
snd down the by-ways or secretly em
ploy some one else to do for him what
the satisfied patients of a reBl phy
sician voluntarily do for the doctor
who has earned their good will.
There Is a queer quirk In human
nature that prompta the trimmed
sucker to keep silent about his ex
perience while he gets a certain mean
satisfaction out of watching other
suckers bite on the same bait which
lured him. People play this role even
when their good friends are In danger
of belns victimized by .the same ho-cus-pocuB.
Sometimes It Is not en
tirely meanness that prompts such
silence where a fair warning should
be given, but In part shame at having
been ao gullible. It Is such shhame felt
by victims of atrocious quack swin
dling that makes the prosecution of
these ghouls so difficult. Their vic
tims are too ashamed to go to court
and tell the truth.
One of the most successful quacks
sensitizes his prospects by explaining
to them that whatever complaints
they happen to have originate In some
vsgue poisoning of the system from
failure to eliminate, or something
like that. This charlatan haa been
exploiting the Ignorance and cred
ulity of the public along thla line
for years. One would Imagine even
the dumbest layman would begin to
feel a bit bored by the same old song,
but It seems not, for the suave quack
la still singing It with all the gusto
of a radio baritone, rendering On the
Road to Mandalay, by request and
with atmospheric preparation by the
announcer.
The music of this quack's hex-appeal
Is always the same, but the words
sometimes he mixes the words up
aa tho he were actually poking fun at
the dumb eggs who will presently be
come hla customers. Here Is a. recent
Instance, from en explanation the
quack gave hla prospects for "all
symptoms of all ailments.":
"The mucus Is formed from a deep
seated catarrhal Inflammation which,
In Its turn comes from wrong foods
and excessive quantities of foods
from the congestion, autointoxica
Williams Creek
WILLIAMS CREEK, Oct. 17 (Spl )
Georne Cock man of Mascot te, Fla..
arrived last week to spend the win
ter with hla uncle, George Cock man
and family. ,
Jack Wilson's horse fell with him
last week. Jack has a badly sprained
shoulder.
Ft I e nds a re aorry to k no w that
Mrs. A. L. Blodgette la on the alck
list.
Vern Hartman la building a new
barn on his ranch.
Jess Splcer, fire warden, and Cleve
Wilson, his assistant, have moved
their headquarters to the Sptcer
place near Pro volt since the tele
phone service Is discontinued up Wil
liams creek.
Mr. and Mrs. B. Badger are spend
ing some time with their daughter,
Mrs. R. p. LewmAn. They spent the
summer In Gold Hill.
Mrs. E. K. Smith of Modoc Point,
Society Leaders in New York Fashion Show
Sv v N K i; h'. - M i
111 t3Nl :
Pretty Mlml Kountze of Gotham',
yjungor jt mora tins blue lvet
evening drej, featuring hug, puff
iUlv-l ' S rec?J' howina.
tion and absorption of poisons from
the blood stream."
All thla, the charlatan explains
with tongue In cheek, means that
the body la "attempting some form
of toxic poison elimination." Toxic
poison, you Idiot, meaning a poison
that Is poisonous. Aa a rule the quack
has the "toxic poison" absorbed from
the colon into the blood stream. Thla
time he has it absorbed from the
blood into, goodness knows where.
But what'a the odds. The wiseacres
and the morons from whose ranks
such humbugs draw their cash cus
tomers are ao flattered by the defer
ence paid their Intelligence that
they'll never notice any little dis
crepancies In the charlatan's ap
proach. Autointoxication is mental and
the ahrewd charlatan knows how to
Inoculate hla prospective customers
minds with It.
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
Cured Without Operation.
I wish to thank you for recommen
ding me to Dr. . I went to him
and had the hernia treatment, and I
am happy to say that I am now
cured. (W. P. O.)
Answer Thsnk you for your report.
Most correspondents forget to tell me
their experience. This ambulant treat
ment of hernia Is making slow but
steady progress. The regular profession
la SO per cent cautious and 50 per
cent dumb about modern , develop
ments In therapeutic technic.
Good 'Lasses
Quite a while ago I entered a com
plaint about the molasses you recom
mended, but since then, all of that
brand I have been able to procure
has ben of excellent quality, and I
now apologize. I believe the dealer
substituted some inferior molasses
when I first asked for the kind you
recommended. (A. O. O.)
Answer There are several good
brands of molasses now on the mark
et, all free of sulphur dioxide. This
real old-fashioned molasses Is not
only delicious for cooking, but makes
a table syrup which, In my opinion,
haa no aupertor. and I am rendering a
health service when I advise that
such molasses be freely given the chll.
dren.
nemorrhdlds.
On reading one of your artlclea
about hemorrhoids and the mistaking
of cancer for "pilea"! went to Dr.
for examination. He aasurea
me that the troubue waa oonly hem
orrhoids. He gave the Injection treat
ment. After four sessions of this the
trouble disappeared. But there la one
external hemorrhoid which he says
will have to be surgically removed.
Would he "kid" me about thla and
keep It from me If It were cancer?
(J. a.)
Answer No, the doctor you men
tion Is a reputable physician and he
would not withhold hla opinion if he
believed you had cancer. It is true,
the injection treatment Is for INTER
NAL piles only, and the external kind
must be removed surgically.
(Copyright, John P. Dllle Co.)
Cal., recently spent a week here with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. George
Loveless, and other relatives. Her
slater, Mrs. D. Mills, accompanied her
home for a short visit.
Juan Its Miller has entered the
seventh grade here. She Is the daugh
ter of Charles Miller and Just recent
ly came here from Hoqulam, Wash.
Sunday afternoon callers at the
John Letteken home Included Mrs.
C. W. Roberts, Mrs. Eva Casey, Miss
Grace Roberts, Mr. and Mrs. Sam
Letteken and daughter Venice.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Knutzen and
children ol Thompson creek spent
Thursday evening at the C. W. Rob
erts home.
Two new cabins have been occu
pied by families on the ditch above
the A. L. Blodgette place. Many are
establishing little homes In all parts
of the valley to escape rents and
fuel bills this winter.
School meeting held here last
Thursday to elect a director for the
unexpired term of Emll Vahrenwald
was largely attended, 137 votes be
ing cast. George Sparlln was elected.
Amonj prominent society leader appecrlng at New York', benefit
fashion thaw were Mra. George U. tiarrl, (left.. wh0 wore a black
evening CMVn e; off with h.lt learner, at the r.sck and ahsuld-r,
trlmm'n" '" '"l P"C" ,Venin8 90v,n wi,h mirk
Miss Los Angeles
lv i f ''"la
Dorothy Harmacker, a btond, won
the title of "Miss Los Angeles, 1932"
In a bathing beauty contest for Los
Angeles and Hollywood girls. She'll
ba given a trip to the Chicago
world's fair next year. (Associated
Press Photo)
Romle Holzhauser, Orval Lewman
and Ben Vlncel left Sunday for the
livestock show at Portland. The boys
won a free trip in 'heir 4-H club
work. Emll Vahrenwald will motor
them north.
Mr. and Mrs. R. 7. Lewman and
daughter, Vetrice Stephsen, spent
Wednesday evening at the C. W. Rob
erts home.
The Roy family has purchased the
Jonth ranch, whloh had been leased
by T. B. Davidson and son. They
came from Gazelle, Cal.. and have
brough In several truckloads of sheep.
Their son, who entered high school
here, Is staying at the Creson home
until others of the family arrive.
Mrs. Ida Lee, upper grade teacher,
moved into the small house of Mr.
Flxley's which had been occupied by
Jess Spiced.
Mrs. Homer "York la staying with
Grandma Rowley, who Is not well
this fall.
Fire wardens superintended burn
ing of slashings on the E. J. Hill
place Saturday and Monday.
Applegate Grange is now meeting
in the high school building at that
place, which has been unused for
several years. They are organizing
a Juvenile Grange. Mrs. Frank Knut
zen was appointed organizer, accord
ing to Mrs. C. W. Roberts, who vis
ited Saturday with Mrs. Evenett
Smith of Applegate.
E'
. HARTFORD. Conn., Oct. 17 (AP)
Rosa Ponselle, Metropolitan opera
star, made no explanation today of
her retirement, sobbing, from the
stage, while she was singing "Home,
Sweet Home," here yesterday. The
audience applauded vigorously as she
walfced back stage, and threw her
self into a chair, crying "I cannot
finish it!
She expressed the .hope the audi
ence did not leave believing he:r voice
had failed.
CORVALLIS Ray Benson sold his
bakery on South Second street to T.
A. Phelps.
DRY AGENTS AID
STAGE GUN FIGHT
CINCINNATI, Oct. 17 (AP) The
federal government charged today
that the killing of a prohibition de
partment Investigator and a Logan
county, L.y.. deputy sheriff at Rus
selvllle, Ky., Saturday night were the
outgrowth of an attempt by Logan
county and Russelville officers to
free prisoners taken In prohibition
raids there.
Kank A. Mather. 49, prohibition In
vestigator, and Bluch Soyars, 57, a
i special deputy and superintendent of
the Russelville waterworks, were kill
ed when they shot each other during
a dispute at a cabin in which pris
oners had been corralled after being
taken In raids.
W. M. Woodruff, administrator for
the sixth district, comprising Ohio,
Kentucky, Michigan and Tennessee,
ordered warrants issued for Mike Mc
En dree. Russelville chief of police;
nirlr Tnvlnr nlirht. nntrolman there:
I and Jack Kemp. Logan county deputy
sheriff, the party of officers that en
tered the cabin.
They were accused of conspiracy
to rescue federal prisoners; conspiracy
to prevent federal officers from do
inn their duty: and conspiracy to take
seized property from the custody of
federal officers.
Bids for the general election bal
lots will be opened and awarded to
morrow by the county court. The bal
lots must be In the hands of the
county clerk not less than eight days
after the awarding on the contract.
Close to 20,000 official, and the same
number of sample ballots will be re
quired, with the same number of
each on the initiative and other vot
ing issues.
County ballots will contain names
of 116 candidates for state, national,
county, and In some Instances city
offices. The Eagle Point and Rogue
River districts will vote on special
stock restriction measures.
The county clerk this morning re
celvpd election supplies from the sec
retary of state, and the work of pre
paring the poll books for the 56 pre
cincts of the county has started.
Checking of the registration cards
will be completed by Wednesday. In
some precincts a close check will be
made to see that all the voters have
been In the state and county the re
quired length of time.
There will be few if any changes
In the polling places and election of
ficials from the spring primary.
y
My Beauty Hint
IR.ENE WARE
Many naturally graceful women
spoil their appearance with a slouch.
Ing walk. A woman's carriage spells
her age, and If her step loses Its brisk
ness she seems old.
Wearing shoes half a size too small
to attain "small feet" Is fatal to
the carriage. The discomfort Is bound
to show 'In the walk, and too-short
shoes result in ungraceful posture.
So my suggestion Is, don't cramp
your feet.
Edith Baiter. dauMer of George
Baker, fins-:.tr, wear, this whit,
ilea evening gown. jAi,oclated
Flight 'o Time
( Medford and Jaciuoo Cou at
History from the File of Thr
MaU Tribune of and L0 Vear
Wo.)
TEN YEARS AGO TODAY
Ostober 17, 1922.
(It waa Tuesday.)
Indian summer soothes the valley,
and trees are a riot of color.
. Valley voters infatuated with Wal
ter Pierce's claim, that " If elected
governor, I will cut the taxes square
In two." Dr. J. M. Keene predicts
election of Pierce. "When they get
the way they are now, you can't
chance them." says he.
BUI Gates gets a Canadian station
on his radio.
O. C. Bogga elected president city
planning commission.
Red Cross reports there "are few
destitute families in city, except
nine stranded auto tourists."
Former Oregon evangelist and es
caped murderer captured as he sleeps.
Love notes of a New Jersey soprann
to her pastor made public. In search
for their murderers.
Doctors of note discuss the "twi
light sleep" cure.
Adjustment of city water meter
rates to be considered.
TWENTY YEARS AGO TODAY
October 17, 1D12.
(It was Thursday.)
Mike Spanos, local Greek youth,
confesses he killed George Dedaska
lous, a fellow countryman. Claims
another man with gun forced him to
strike death blow. The body of De
daskalous was found two months ago
beneath the Farmers Exchange ware
house on North Fir street.
Col. Roosevelt out of danger from
assassin's bullet.
New York Herald poll shows Wilson
has lead for presidency.
A. 8. Bltton reports that while at
tending the men's bible class of the
Methodist church, somebody took his
new hat by mistake.
Homeseekers' rates to the Rogue
River valley to be established In Jan
uary. Effort to make the Medford bridge
over Bear creek a "campaign Issue'
falls. (Ed. Note: They fought about
big things In the old days, too.)
Methodist church remodeling com
pleted. I
RIVIERA, Oct. 17. (Spl.) Robert
Biles, four-year-old son of Mr. and
Mrs. Clay Biles, fell off a horse and
struck hla head on a rock. He was
rushed to Dr. Carey of Rogue River.
As he was unable to make a thorough
examination, he waa taken to Dr. By
water at Grants Pass. He had a cut
above hla left ear and a punctured
eardrum.
Nell Berry left for San Francisco
to see his slater, who Is very sick.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Carle and
sons, who have been visiting Mra.
Carle's parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. C.
Carr. left for their home m San
Francisco Saturday.
Mra. V. L. Briscoe, who left a short
time ago to visit her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Amason at Canyon, Texas,
was delayed In Bakersfleld, Cal., 18
houra because of the cloudburst.
Mr. and Mrs. George Lance, who
spent a few days at their Riviera
home are now at their mine on Foots
creek.
Mr. and Mrs. D. L. Biles and Mra.
Veltle Biles were shopping in Grants
Pass Monday.
John Biles spent the week-end with
his family. '
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Elliott and son
Donald spent last week with his
mother, Mra. Pauline Wahl.
Dr. James 8. Johnson has moved
hla dental offtoes from the Medford
Bldg. to the Phlppa Bldg., over Kldd'a
Shoe Store.
WALDPORT w, F. Monroe of
Hollywood, Calif., purchased build
ing in which Gardner theater and
Pollard's confectionery are located.
NASAL
IRRITATION
Relieve all dryness and '
irritation by applying
Mentholatum night
and morning.
When You Are In
KLAMATH FALLS
Stop At The
WILLARD
HOTEL
Cheerful ReTice
Modern Surroundings
Central Locution
Al Dining; Room
We Invito tout Patronage
Ratea Sl.RO Dp
WILLARD HOTEL
2a aU4 Mala. Klamath Fall
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