HOOD RIVER GLAllhK, TIIUBSDAY. QCTORER 9, 1913
QC
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Have You Bought
These Lately?
HOT WATER BOTTLES
A new.'seamless one. We guarantee for
two'years.
FOUNTAIN.SYR1NGES
A guaranteed article
ABSORBENT COTTON
The Red Cross Brand.
Bath Sponges, Castile' Soap.
K. C. Lemon Witch Hazel Cream
The great Cream for chaffed or
rough hands.
TOOTH BRUSH
That holds its bristles.
Good Toilet or Bath Soaps.
Hair Brushes and Combs.
K. C. LINIMENT
For sprains, burns or rhumatics.
K. C. Belladona and Capsicum
Plaster
For lame backs, cold on chest or strains.
WE AIM TO PLEASE
KBIR. CASS
WE GIVE, 5. & II.
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GREEN TRADING
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Before you buy. We ask you to call and inspect our
complete line of New and Second Hand Furniture,
Stoves and Ranges. Everything in house furnishings
o
We will take your old furniture or stoves
in exchange for NEW GOODS.
O. P. DABNEY & SDNS
Guaranteed Cheapest Outfitter
Agents for
Charter Oak Stoves
and Ranges
PHONE 8281
Cor. Focbth and Statu Sts.
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i lit day of October, 1913.
..r nmiTir nnimm G- A. MeCurdy.Countj Commisioner,
RY fOIINTY COIlRT J.R.Putnam.Cnty Commisioner."
DI IAUHH VUUHI w p Hanson. Count Clerk.
CLAIMS ALLOWTD
PrnPMdincl of the County court of
Hand Rier county. Oregon. at the Oc
tober session thereof. Ctaima allowed :
i. F. Mason. boDcat, is.
Wallace A. Moody, coyote, $1.50.
Widows' penaiona. $117.50.
S W. Curran. aalary road supervisor.
third quarter, 1913. $47.50.
J. r. Henarica. same. ioo.
E. . Rugg. Sr., Mme, $48.75.
B. r. Eadelman, aame. $102.50.
M. Pendergast, aame, $176.25.
W. B. Davidson, came, $38.91.
Roy D. Smith, aame, $155.
Thoa. Ucey, aame, $47.50.
J. B. Jackson, aame, $37.50.
L. W. Tomlinaon, aame. $fi.56.
H. L. Furrow, aame, $43.75.
J. E. Andrews, blaeksmithing,S16.15.
A. C. Buck, juatice teen, $8.90.
Thoa. F. Johnson, fees justice court,
$2.50.
E. S. dinger, eonstaoie iee,
J..M. Wood, juror justice court, $1.
A. W. Onthank, aame, $1.
J. H. Ferguson, aame, $1.
A. S. Keir, aame, $1.
Carl Vaughan, aame. $1.
P.. C. Pratt aame. $1.
E. E. Ferguson, witness justice
court. $1.80.
Malcolm Bronson, same, ai.ou.
Rimnnnir & Co..office supplies. $24.34,
atv of Hood River.water rent, $1.25.
Citv of Hood River, half expenses
.niiiins fail. 1263.50.
Davidson Bros., lumoer ior ruaua,
M3.50. . A.
. Adrian tpping, juror circuit, cuun,
GOOD ROADS LEC
TURER HERE TONIGHT
Dr. L. I. Hewea. chief of the eco
nomics and maintenance omcea or tne
Good Koads department at Washing
ton. D. C, will deliver an address at
the rooms of the Commercial club to
night. This is the second of a aeries
of addresses on good roads that the
Commercial club has arranged for.
Sam Hill, here last week, was the
first.
Dr. Hewea will exhibit a number of
slides of the acenea of road construc
tion.
The road meetings of the club are
arousing interest, and the meeting to
night will be well attended.
Land For Sale
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1 have about 1,000 acres of ?o. 1 Ajp&Xand,
Host of it under ditch at prices ranging from f 60 j
per acre up. In tracts from ten acres up. 0 ;$
J. R. STEELBo
Hood River - - - orogpn
BUTLER BANKING COMPANY
Established Nineteen Hundred
CAPITAL
ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS
General Banking
Savings Department. Safe Deposit Boxes.
OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS .
Leslie Butler, f resident V Trnman Butler, Vice President
F Xereher, Secretary Equitable Saving Loan Ass'n, Portland, Ore.
E. H. French. President French & Co., Bankers, The Dalles, Oregon
C. H. Vangban, Cashier
Summons
In llie Circuit Court of Ibe Hint at Oregon
Sjr Hood Kiver county, jtj.
Htatoof Oregon, PlalDttrt
vii. '
P. A. Hyde and A. 8. Baldwin, Defendant."
Tm K. A. Hyde aod A. H. Baldwin, above
named defendant.
IN TH HANK OF TH B ST ATr OK OREGON, yOU
nil MFh at vnu ara are hereby rum I red to ap
pear and answer the complaint filed against
you In tbe above amltled suit on or befire tbe
1Mb day ol November, A. I). WIS, aud If ynn
nr niilutr of von Call to ao amear and anawer,
for want thereof the plaintiff' will apply to the
court Utt tbe relief prayed Sir In Hie com
plaint, a suaciuct statement of which ia a fol
lows: a decree cancelling and annulling cer
tain deeds of the State of Oregon to A.e). Bald
win of date June mm, ana certain aeeua
of A. H. Baldwin and Krama C hi wife, to
United Htatea or America, oiaate June bid,
may anit MkmIi lftth. l'HTi. eacb nuatendinc to
oouvey certain land atltuate In Townnlil 1
ana znouin ttange iu euii. wiiikuiii
dlan.gill In Hood Klver (bounty, Oregon, and
to cancel and aunnl all other contractu, cerll-
flcatea of aale, appltcalloua, etc., menuonea id
the complaint relating to aald lands described
therein or U any part thereof, and for cou
and dlsbtiraenienta, and such other and fur
ther relief aa may to tbe court aeem equlUble
In the premlsea.
Tbla summon ia published In pursuance of an
older of the Honorable U. K.Castner, Judge of
ih. I'nm.irv ivurt for Hood River County.
Oregon, made and entered on the 1st day of
October, m;t, atrecung tnia nmnimn w
mihiiahMl for i' t oonaei;ntlv weeks In the
Hood Ktver O.ier weekly newspaper of
general circulation pn-.- d aud puniisnea in
linral-Ulver. Hood River Oouuty. Oregi n.
Dated at Salem, Oregon, till 1st day of Octo-
ber,lWil A M CRAWFORD.
Attorney for Vlal' jKff.
not f flrt nnlillitlon October 2nd. la.
, !leof rtuul publication November 1U, IBIS
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Notice of Street Completion
NINTH 8TRKET
Notice I hereby given that K. O Hall, on
i.i h.. , fl Ixt written nott on the t D
dayofSebiimber, of the completion of
Ninth street by grading of the roadway for
the full width between lite euro ana placing
,hnn Aanimitic nil Hound Macadam from
the south llue of Kugene and Ninth to the
souj line of State and Nint' Mreiia under
hi. nir.Ai w ii ! i ho C'.'v of Hia Kiver
heretofore entered Into io'jer Ordinance No.
tit), and that the amount due said contractor
upon lu acceptance 1 hereby stated to be
And notice Is further given that any oblec
Hons to the acceptance of aaid work under
tbe oontract with the aald contractor on the
part of aaid city may be filed in the office of
the undersigned City Recortflr by iy Inter
ested party at any time Xuhtn flttaen days
rr..n, tVa rinlK of the first DUblloalion of aald
notice, to wtu within fifteen day from tbe
Ho., f IIMnhur lUllt.
TblB notice I published In the Hood River
Glacier for two ooKfecutlve Issue thereof, the
date of the first publication thereof belug
tbe 2nd dsy oi October, 1913.
02.j City Recorder
Notice of Fir.ul Accoant
In tbe County Court of the Blate of Oregon,
for Hood River Oouuty.
In the mat r of the Estate of Job Hheppard,
deceased.
Notice hereby given that the undersigned
h.. m.rf. win. i AMviiint In said estate as ad-
n,t .,'iimtor and that said IV-rt ha Axed
in 1UI5I at 10 o'clock A. 111., in tile
(urt Room in the Court House in tbe City of
Hoodritlver, ald County and State, as the
time and place for hearing aud secernent of
suirt account, and any heirs, creditor or other
raon Interested in ato suue iiip-Jimur
. . . ..... HI.. I. I t.i " '..in. ll AC
larticular iiom thereof.
hefoni sAiil date file hi obi,' Ion to v.Mdao-
F, articular imm inereoi.
iUlHUK HHKl'PaRl).
Administrator ot the Instate of
count, or to any
sll.o
Job ifcpard, deceaeed.
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WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED A BBESH BViTLY Of 11
- mm . r r A I- V
Nitrate of ioda, Muriate oi masn
AND ALL KINDS OF FERTILIZERS
COME TG US DIRECT FOR
WOOD -FIBERED HOUSE PLASTER
CEMENT AND LIME
WE UNLOAD DIRECT FllUM inu onz
;TDANAHAN & CLARK
Hood River, Oregon J)
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Notice of Hearing on Final Accoant
In the County Court of Hood River County
Oregon.
In the V 'ter oi the Estate ol James McBalni
Decea.j.
inti i. hmh rtvnn that the undersigned
has filed her final account as Executrix of the
will of said deceased, and tlie said court baa
k,a h. iii itii of October. 1913. at 2oclock
p. in.. In the court room in the County Court
House In the City of Hood River, Oregon, as
the time and place ror me aettiemeni oi saiu
.Mnitni at wiiinh time and nlaoe any person
Interested In estate may appear and file
and present hi , Exceptions or objection to the
said account or any pan, or ncm u
...t.w lll.A I. McBAIN.
Executrix of Will or James oicoain, ueoeaaeu
Notice of Appointment of Administratrix
In the County Court of tbe State of Oregon,
for Hood River County,
in iim MatiM-ofthaKa.1 Notice of
tateol E.8. Dobbin, Appointment of
) aui
Deceased.
Iministratrlx.
Notice I hereby given tbat tbe undersigned
baa been duly appoint -d Administratrix of
the astate of E, 8. Dobbin, deceased, c;
County Court above named, and that all per
sons having claim against tbe estate are
hereby requested to file the same properly
verified with tbe undersigned Administra
trix, either to her in person or at tbe office of
A. J. ueroy, in we nrsi nsuuusi nan
Building, within six (6) mouth after tbe first
publication oi tuts notice.
Dated and first published September 18,
mi9 f'i.AKA O. DOBBIN.
18-016 Administratrix.
torage
We have storage space for all kinds
of goods in a concrete building
rw Trnnfer Wairons Will Move
Anything
Complete Transfer Service
Transfer & Livery Co.
Phone 4111
COTTAGE
HOSPITAL
Hood River's Medical
Institution
Open to the public for treat
ment of Medical and Surgi
cal cases.
RATES ON APPLICATION
'Address
Cottage Hospital Assn.
HOOD RIVER, OREGON.
to on
n i ,- tin ert
E. A. Pram Uo.. roau Bupuuea, o.uu,
H. M. Holbrooke, fruit ins)eetor.
$17.87.
W.H. Hicks, lumber for roads, $6.07,
Oregon-Washington icicpnone co,
rent and calls, $6.95.
Hvilro-Klectrie Co.. light. $2.22.
W.E. Hanson, express, pontage, etc.,
tlfi Rlt
Thoa. F. Johnson, office incidentals
nrf imprison. S26.40.
IndepenSent Meat Co., meat for indi-
nt.l.l- .
Hermann u. urscBc, unc umu ui
mulin. S. 40. i
W. T. Kdily, lees aepuiy Bneriji, aur
vevor. KS.0II. . .
Murray Kay, nan omce expense,
19,10- m
Mm. J. A. Monr. eravei. mi.ow,
Mount Hood Milling t.,o., lumoer ior
roads. $12.24.
D. McDonald, powuer anu roaa sup
nliea. SI 14.65.
" . . . 1 i r, . I 1. j.,.A.a
MOUrfi nooa noiei, im-uin mt juiuip,
K. J. MClsaaC Vo, iobu puppues,
Orer m LumDer t. 0.. luniDcr ior
inaiia jA ift.
j. w. Filer, legal niunus anu omce
annnliea. tin. 1.1.
J. R. Phillip, lumtier lor roads,
Slocom & inneld, omce supplies, i.
P. H. Stai.in, gravel, $5.
n. D. Thomoson. stamps and ex
nencpn S27.90.
W 00 Kiver Liumuur vo.. auppuca iui
indigent, $15.
nr j . K watt, auena ne pauper.
nr. Jesse Edeineton. quarterly sal
i -a'. tne etc
rniiniv npatLn oiticer i,iu.oii.
Mrs. J. B. Hunt, care of indigent In
dian. $15. ..,...
wm. Davidson, care oi indigent, o.
Bova & irla' Aid society, Septem
ber allowaiAe, $10. -
Hooa Kiver .( v.u., buuim t
proceedings and printing, $16.
fi. K. CastnM. railroad fare to The
Dalles, $1.30.
G. A. McCurdy, lees commisioner,
$10.40. - . . e .
J. K. Putnam, leea commissiot cr,
$14.30.
W. P. Knenaer. annnliea indment 111-
3ian, $5. r. .
U. K. Lovell, Diaf Ksnriitning, i.nu.
Pine Grove Lumber t o., lumber anu
babbit, $6.65.
H. L. Uumble, coroner s lees, .w.:u.
J.M.Wood.juror coroner a inqueBt, i.
Earl K. Bartmess, same, f.
H. C. McGuire, same,l(2.
F. L. Breed, sai;ve, $2.
S. E. Bartrr?s, aame, $2. ,
W. J. Baker, same, $2.
Harry E. Broderick, witness coron-
er'a inquest, $2. '
53. S. uuncan, same,
J. D. Donnelly, same, $2.
P. G. Cramer, same, $2.
A. Willis, same, $2.
J. H. Duncan, same. $2.
F. C. Brosius, examining physician
at inquest, $5.
Other proceedings
It nnneara to the court that the
board of county viewera failed to meet
to survey and vi certain road pro-
nnapd to be dedicated by Fred a. Hoi
Bteen as heretofore ordered, and the
time for viewing and surveying sucn
road ia hereby extended and it t; or
dered that the board of vieweriTview
and survey said road on Uct. is, ivis,
or within five days thereafter.
In the matter of the application of
m. a. E. G ass for deed from tne
countv to herself for certain lots, it
annesrs Irom tne lave receiuw pre
Ben ted to this court that the taxea
have been duly paid by said appli
cant hut that these lota were erron
eously conveyed to Wasco county for
de nrrnent taxes in me year ito
1 ,, , rr l . . .
annpara from me recoras. ino toui
being advised by the district attorney
aa to the proper proceedureu tne mat
tor th p erk is iiereDy directed to pre
nra a nnit-claim deed conveving the
UH.V " ' i , ,
ontintv' interest in this parcel ot land
to Mrs. A. U. uiass.
A communication ia at this time con
sidered from Jennie L. Thorp asking
that aha be allowed rent on a certain
building in Cascade Locks which has
fnr lore time been occupied cy peo
ple dependent on the county for sup
port and for which no rent has been
naid while so occupied. It appearing
to the court that the claim is just, it is
nrrlprprf that the claimant be paid the
sum of $5 per month while the building
is so occupied, ana mat me rent accrue
from the first day oi uctooer, ii.v
In the matter of a proposed survey
of the Columbia river highway, the
following was submitted to the Uregon
stain Hichwav Commission:
.
State of uregon, county or nooa
R'ver ...
Wheieas, it ta deemed to be a pun
lie necessity, by the county court
Hood Kiver county, uregon, to nave
planned and located roau mruugo
Hnod River county from the east
the west along the south bank of the
Tj.luiTihia river, and
"Whereas, said county court desires
to have such a road planned and lo
cated with the cooperation of the Ore
gon State Highway Commission, there
fore.'
"Be it Resolved, by the county court
of Hood River Uounty that it does
hereby petition the Oregon State High
way Commission to lend to it the ser
vices of the State. Highway engineer
for the above purpose, and
"Resolved, further, that the county
UNDERWOOD GROWERS
WANT MORE COWS
That the orchardists of the Under
wood district would be irlad to join the
local orchrdists in purchasing a carload
or several carloads of cowa from points
n the Middle West, waa the expres
sion Saturday of Geo. Hewitt, an orch
ardist of that district, who was in the
city with his children on a shopping
expedition.
1 know oi a nan dozen oi my
neighbors who would be glad to get
eood Guernsey at a reasonable price,
ha sain, "and as lor me, 1 would oniy
be too glad to have such an opportun
ity- ...
Mr. newett says teat tne growers
across the river are eager to practice a
limited diversified farming, and that
the raising of cows and the production
of cream appeals to them.
FATHER TIME
is a firm believer in the
"Survival of the Fittest"
Under his stern scrutiny and relentless
sifting that of little merit is short lived.
It is our policy to handle goods thai have estab
lished reputations have stood the test of time, and
mention with pardonable pride that we are agents
for the great
Majestic Ranges
Mitchell Wagons
For 76 Years the Leader
Paroid Roofing
Over 100 Years Back of It
Yale Locks
Known All Over the World
Cattaraugus Cutlery
Every Blade Warranted
Avoid Setlailre Cough Medicines.
If you want to contribute directly to
the occurrence of capillary bronchitis
and pneumonia, use cough medicines
that contain codine, morphine, heroin
and other sedatives when you have a
cough or cold. . An exiectoraift like
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is what
is needed. That cleans out the culture
beds or breeding places for the germs oi
nneumonia and other germ disease.
That ia why pneumonia never results
from cold when Ch'.berlain s lough
Remedy is used. It Siaa a wor,. wide
reputation for its cures. It contains no
morphine or other sedative. For sale by
all dealers.
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A Word in Regard to Fires
October 6, 1913.
Editor Glacier: It seema that some
thine should be done at this time In
regard to handling the crowd at fire
K.vprv time there is a nre in nooa mv
er a large crowd aiwaya couecis anu
crowds in where the firemen are trying
to work and are in the way of doing
effective work. .
This was shown last. Thursday mgnt
wen Mr. Lakin'a house was on fire. We
had to get the crowd out ofjthe wgy
before we could get though with the
hose cart. It seems that the police
and fire marshal should be required to
keen the crowd at afsafe dip'tnee aa is
rtnn In most all other tof.iis. lit is
dsngeroua, not only to the people, ut
ta the men who serve t tne nre De
partment, to hsve tbe crowd fathered
so giiiicK ano ciobe- na nc..j ..:
chance to get away in case )iy iking
pens, such as falling wan.
he men who belong to the fire de
partment are the onetKo take charge
of tne situation at a nre anu un al
lowed o do their work without inter
ference from the excited bunch that
attends a fire. If this ia not the case,
tfen . we might as well do away with
the volunteers. A nreman.
Home-keeping Womea Need
iieaun anu nirengi'
Tin work oi,Sa home-keeping woman i
makeA constunt call on her strength
ami vitality, and sicksms comes through
. .,,. i.-
her Kidneys ami oi'itier wiener umu t
he knows, ffit it sue taneB roiey
Kidney Pills their tonic strengthening
fleet will invigorate her, and puin anu
weakness in hack, nervousness, aching
ioints and irregular bladder action will
all iiinanoear under tne coiiiturnna iu-
Huence of this good and honest medicine
Trv them, for sale by Chai. N. Clarke
Clnn1inn & QlnTron court of Hood River does hereby agree
Otranahail OiaVen t0 p(iv lor the preliminary survey,
iiAntiMatnKa Xr TOiiilriaya maos. profiles and estimates for the
VuuMftKWia ab0ve described road.
HOOD RIVER. OREGON. "Adopted at Hood River, Oregon
Vttman'g Exchange Cook Book Here
Of interest to Hood River housewives
will be the news that the now and at
tractive cook book just issued by the
Woman's Exchange, of Portland, is
una) nn sale in the CltV.
The book contains many valuable ano
Innff-tested recibea (some . of them
handed down through several genera
tions) contributed by experienced
hmiflpkpeners m Portland.
The cover of the book is of a soft
sha of blue, prettily decorated. The
prir.L.ng and arrangement are gooo anu
the value is of convenient size. Us
nrifia iu XI. 25.
Kv the kindness oi Messrs. iveir k
Cass, the book is being displayed in
the window of their atore ano may ue
obtained from them.
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When Tour food does not digest well
and you feel "blue," tired and discour
aged, you should use a little Herhine at
bedtime. It onens the bowels, purifies
the system a. id restores a fine teeling ol
. m .. o i.T I...
health and energy, rrice ouc. com uy
Chae. N.Clarke,
Free Advertising for City
News has been received that the
Benedictine Fathers of Mt. Angel,
Ore., who have worked in this state
since 1882, are to publish a special edi
tion number in which Hood River is to
have a conspicuous position. ihe Mt.
Angel Magazine," a publication with a
circulation extending over the Union
and Europe, in previous years has done
much to advertise Oregon and bring
nrotrressive citizens to the west, t .
L. Kandsall, the field editor, will call
here and take up the work with the
Commercial club.
Tirklinor in the throat. hoarseneas, loss
of voice, indicate the need of Ballard's
Horehound Syrup. It eases the lungs,
miipta the coneh ami restores health in
the broneliisl tubes, rrice zoo, mi ami
11.00 ner bottle. Sold by Cbas. N. Clarke
M. E. Church Services
Sunday school at 10 a. m. Preaching
services at 11 a. m. and 7:30 p.! m.
Themes: Morning, "Dorcas," or "The
Devotion of a Woman;" evening."Les
sons From the Leaf." Epworth League
at 16 :45 p. m. Prayer meeting on
Thursday evening at 7 :30 o'clock. '1 he
public is cordially invited.
They Make Yoa Feel Uood
The pleasant purgative effect produced
b Cliamberlain'a Tablets and the
healthy condition of body and mind
which thsy create make one feel joyful.
For sale by all dealers.
Blowers Hardware Co
The Firm That "MaKe Good"
Phone 1691
Oak and 1st Sts:
TV J. KINNAIRD
' Groceries
Fresh Vegetables and Fruit in Season
Flour and Feed
Phone 2121
Hood River, Oregon
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Do. You Know"
that awashing machine will only cost you three-fifths
of a cent an hour to operate?
The following table gives the cost of using var
ious apparatus on th 3 cent rate:
0 APPARATUS
20 candle-power Mazda lamp
Radiant toaster ,
Chafing dish
Dink Stove ,0,
Coffee percolator. . jo,:
lb. iron
8 in. Inn (full speed)
Sewing machine motor
Ice cream ft"" tr....
Washing machine motor
Luminous raditor (small)
Heating pad
Tubular air heater (small)
Tea kettle
Ozonator
DomeHtic bulling and grinding motor,
Radiant grill
Cot
0.075c
1.8
1.8
1.8
I. .15
15
0.075
0 1(15
3.2
O.fi
15
0.1
3.6
0.5
0.045
0.105
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Hydro-Electric Company
HOOD RIVER BANKING & TRUST CO. extends a
cordial invitation to you, personally to call and open a
checking account. Any amount will open an account in our
savings department. We pay 3 per cent interest, compounded
semi-annually. We promise the best of service and satisfac
tion. HOOD RIVER BANKING AND TRUST CO.
OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS
M. M. Hiu., President S. A. Mitchkix, Vice-Pres. R. W. Pratt, Cashier
Wilson Fike, W. W. Remington, C. II. Stranahan
The Purity Dairy Co.
Yours for prompt service and
Good Milk
THOiS. D. CALKINS
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