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KLAMATH FAI.LH, OHKOON, MU.XUAV, SOVKMIIKIt , 1911
rL-sas i dli mmnlnu m
HEAT CONCRETE AT
LOST RIVER DAM
FROST IS A UAniilLK!lll,H ,llr' ' i"'cci.Kiiry to keep Jnck i
IIIIKM IIAVi: IIKKN IIIUt.MMI
NHIIIT AMI HAY UNDER THU
AltCIIKH TO l,KT MATKIIIAI.
Hl.T I'HOPKIU.Y
Vupor from fire that aio hi'liiK'uhtih Include n walk nnd n trnm
lniriii'il iluy Mill night ill lml Ither
if.un to farllltfttu tliu work on tlio con
trmt liy ki'i'iliiK tlio roiiirnlo warm
i niiimli Hint ll limy defy frosty iiIkIiU
iin.kn tliu scene much akin to Unit
mIiIiIi In created liy llm xmukliiK of
liiinm.
(IrnrKo C. Clnrlt ft Co., tlio con
tinrtors for (lit work, who linni until
liiiiMiihcr 3lnt, uri lining oteethlni:
pustlhm to (Atrli up with tlio run
irclo work nt tlio ilam, which Imit
1..-U hehlnd for Miiiin thin', nnd nro
mm
In better Nlmpo than they were
tint month.
Under twenty-one nrchen, the
fipiim work of whli h In helm; filled
with tho concrete, there tiro Urea
luiroInK dy nnd iiIkIiI. which lmo
In en koIiik for the pant Ihreo weckn,
ivcr nltiro the nlKhtn liounn to haul ,i
frotty nuvor, and the tunterlnl In
much of the work In IioaUmI lioforo It
U tdured. While the contractors lire
nut an )et out of dniiRer from front,
eer)tlilliK pomlbln In IiiIiik done to
Kit tho work ilirotitili without nny
unforliinatu contliiRcnry, nnd with
two week more of Reed weather In
which work can bo rapidly carried on
lliero will bo Utile doubt of tho con
nect bolnic completed on time, which
In December 3 Int.
All tho wind and other iimtorliil In
now on tlio icrouud, hnltiR been
IrannportiM Intel)' by hnrco aIoiir tho
mini from thin city to n point two
in I Ion north of tho dnm, from whlih
It In hauled tn tho work,
Tho roclnmntlon ncrvlco hnn In op
enttlon nt tho dam ft nelf recording
tlitrmnmetcr which taken tho temper
aluren nt nil hoiiri, Mid ttiltf hnn been
idiimliiK, tho mercury an koIiik below (
frectlnic for practically every uwit
of lato, Tho record for tho week end
dl October SO nllowcd the followlnR
iilnhtly mlnlmiimn:
Orluber 33d, 34 dcRrven; 24th, 27
leRreen; 25th, 31 denreon; 30th, 37
dvureen; 37th. !C deRni'n; 28tb, 22
deKrci; 29th, 2S dRreci.
I.nit wook'a record, on Innpectlon,
would prolinldy nhow Jmt an tow tem
perature on tlio nvcrnRe, each iiIrIiI.
The wont her nt tlio Ixint ItUrr loca
tion In Bllghtly colder thnu Hint In
thin city, nvnrnRdiR ftvo or hU do-Rrci-a
bolow tho local record nn n
rulo.
ThU record Klven tho contrnrlor nn
Idea of how Ioiir tho newly laid con-
crelo will hnvp to net lioforo tho
nlRht'a front may bo expected, nnd If
Micro In danRcr of n lower nlRhtly
tenipomturo tlmn tiiunt. or Ihcro In
linn tlmn between tho hour of ntop
pliiK work If tho work, for limlnnce,
Into and tho expected nlRlit'n
After Ankeny Canal Data To Sue
City For Having Closed Up Ditch
That tho government eilously con
template tiling tho city of Klamath
I'a I Is for tho closing of tho Ankeny
iiiiial ubnut two month ago by order
nf Mnyor Fred T. Snudoison, whoso
oh.'oct was to obato tho alleged mils
miio and holp allay typhoid fuvor, Is
n fact boyond all doubt.
I). 0. llopson, supervising ongluoor
(or tho Pacific district, who was horo
fmm PortUud n few wroks ago, Inti
mated aa much, and word ha boon
elieulated from Washington for.wmo
tlmo that the quoatlon ha been put
up to tho legal department
It Is aow learnod that O. P. Morton,
legal exawlnor of the reclamation
service, Paolgo district, will arrlvo
In this city in a day or two with a
front, iixlrii heutliiK tnuy bo itono to
llm niiitrrlulii an limy imt put In. All
I'riml from "Imttliiir In" mill suellliii:
tlio riiiilrnrtnr's lalior nnd material.
' fit... ..r iiin ini.tn r...... -.... .. iii.i
'MI '. .1.11, UIIIILH ., ll)
l.oitt lllicr iIiiiii (instruction, mill tho
onn iiboul wlil( li t tin moat nppri'lien
h to ii lit felt lent tlicnt limy lip iIiiiiiuko
from front liuforo llm coniiuto ha nil
opportunity to net l I lio top of tliu
'main structure, with lli IiHiIkp,
way. Thin portion of tlio work U to
Im ISO feet Inn; mill 12 feet wire,
nnd the tramway In for the transput
iilluli of stop-plnuks, ThcNo planks
nro unci) to glvn tlio ilntu n liohllni;
power of three foot morn tlian thu
tn in proper, ho Hint In iihii- of hunt
llooilit, which mine with fair frequen
cy In Hint iiclKlihorliooil, thin thrco
ful of iitrn wall, If It may lip called
niitli, fiirnlnliril liy tlio 'stop-plunks
rnn I io leiinni'il, unit nil Iho water
' "X "'"' nllowcd to flow hy.
riH'lt MILLION ACIICS KI'ItVi:VKH
Purine AiiRint thu tnpogrnphlciil
ciiKlitecru of the United Htnte km-'
liiRlinl nurte) nmdo field nurteys of I
n.iiiT miuiiro nines--over t,uuu,uuo,
ncren- in vnrioun tarts of llm coun
try, rnugliiR from sniiuip tnndn to
htilh mountain nrenn,
Tho Niire)n romprlne nrtiinl map
mnkliiR on the ground, and the put
ling on the map of uwry natural nnd
nrtlricl.il In Us exnrt relntlio position
nn It nctually exlntn In the nren sur
vived.
I'rnnk White riiuio In from Hn)ton
this moriiliiR on n hurrlod lmlneu
trip. Ho left thin nfternoon for hln
home.
SEEDLESS APPLES LIKELY
IF FIND JS DEVELOPED
Almiikt Ih'iul Tree, I'rotertt'tl, llln-
mhii Alien, Willi I'rult Tlmt I
Keedlifi, nml Almost t'ir-le I
lllxoter) of Uimdo se.ijrlr
Hptclnl to Tho Herald
I.AKi:Vli:V. Nov. !. -A secdles
upldo I the dlncoory Jf Clnudo It.
Scager oLtho IMvIh Creok Orc'irnU
rouipiiii), who vhao largo IioIiIIiirs
near that point in (Iimiho liko Vulley.
A tree mar Pine Creek hm! ful jenra
been neglected, mid tho oiitth, hordes
nml other stock had lirowtud un ItJ
lent I' until (there wna nothing left
but the Ktunled grow Hi.
Thin )eiiri"tho treo wni prut n ted
ngnlnut storlr, nml nt Itn ununl llmo
In ought furtii blosKom Hint Inter
doieloped Into Iho innrvilnim pioiluc
Hon that lint baffled Iho horticul
turists'" ' .
Thorn woio jibnietliliiR like Ivwiit)
llvo.Bpeclmen ot.frult tl.nt matured,
nnd' nil wro seedlCBS nnd yrnctlcilly
coreless. Mr. 8eagr lift tftke.ii
view to securing satisfaction from tho
municipality.
Whllo tho canal wn closed up
nenily two monlliH ngo, Iho loss of Its
uso for Irrlgntlon put poses did not
Inst Hint entire porlod, for tho reason
that noimnlly tlio Irrigation soniiou
limes early In October. o that tlio
lmiinlrment of sorvlco was not as Bert
on a It might have been, although
Iho canal hna beon closed over since
thu city took drastic action
Mr. Morton, when ho arrives, will
also look Into some matters In con
nection with tho right of way nnd
title involved In the second unit lat
eral proposed by tho reclamation ser
vice, Tho right of way rouat bo in
proper thapo beforo bid for tho work
may bo advertised for. Mr. Morton
doca tho work formerly In tho hand
0( w, a. Wiley, who la now otherwise
engaged In this city.
nvehn of tliu npiiliiieun to (.'ullfornli
with him to Interview l.tithoi- llur-J
hunk, tlio plant "wizard,' nml villi
Hick hi nilvliu to further tlio produr-i
tloli of thin lehinrkalili; variety, '
I (lolilen (loono l.nkn In renowned for
IIh lino fruit, hut tlio production of1
mi entirely now nimvIih will open pon.
nlhllltleM Hint tlio orchard men of thin
fnvoreil mpi Hon of iho country nuvor
ilrcunii'il of, Tlio apple rei'mbles n
Northern fipy In nomo respects, with
tlio (olerlni: of tlio Mnlik'iihliiHli. unit
the roro In dwarfed to such tin extent I
that It In prnctlinlly gone, without
nuy seed of any kind. Tlio placenta
reiinn forced out nt the end of the
npplo, nnd (ho Htiimctin nnd iilntlln lire
xtlll to ho necn.
II In the Intention of tlio ownern
to diii'lop tho new discovery n fur
iik ponnlhle, mid It la expected that tho
apple Indiinlry will ho mvolutlonlted
when thu fruit In plncrd on tlio innr
l(i t. NurHerjinen nnd liortlrultiirlHtn
In Rinernl will wntch thin dovelop-lf,n
inent work with tiilereM, as Its pon
Hlhllltlen nru lie) mid estimate. Hen
Ror llrothers linvo k fine property,
nnd It In their Intention tn set out nil
if II to tho fruit If found to repro
duce through RrnftlnR nnd huddltiR,
NEW STALLION
LAW IN FORCE
SO.MK OUNi:itM OF IIIIKKlllXa
MOCK IIAVK NOT VKT COM
l'l,lt:i WITH IT, HAYS HTATK
Itl'.filSTIIATIO.V IMIAIIH
Special to Tho Herald
Attention of tho owner of stal
lions nnd Jnck In called by tho stal
lion registration board to thu new
ntnlllin law, which went Into effect
on Mny 20, 1911. A number of
horsemen havu not )ct compiled with
II. o piinlnloiiK of this law.
j It Is necessary that all stallions
laud Jnckn used for public aervlcc
inunt bs licensed by the State Stallion
lt glstrntlon Hoard at Corvallls, and
Hint they must bo Imrpcctod by nn
olllclnl Inspector ftvpolntod by this
board.
Attention I nUo called to the fact
Hint, according to this law, stallion
which nro In tho Htato at tho tlmo
vlicn tho Inw got Into effect and
IKciiHcd during tho first season, will
be licenced, oven though unsound, al
though such unsoundness. If present.
will ho Htutcd In tho license.
All homes, however, which nro not
lined for public service and licensed
during tho first tiensou, will bo re
flmed license nml not allowed to stand
for public service unless they pais tho,
proper vetcilnary Inspection. It I
very Important, therefore, that horse
iiidii wlio arc delinquent In this mat
tir get In their application at ooco.
Stallion owner who have already re
ceived license for their horse will
confer n favor upon their neighbors
1 1) calling iitlontlon to this fact.
Horsemen nro nlno urgently re
iliu'Bted not to purchano stallions or
jncka until after they have been In
spected by ono of tho state Inspectors
nnd hnvo received t'.iolr state license,
for otherwise It may provo that such
stallions or Jacks may provo unsound
and honco not eligible to bo used for
In ceding purpose In thl itato, or It
may bo round uini tneir peaigree nro
bogus, nid that they will havo to be
licensed nn grades or mongrols, In
stead of puro breds, n represented
A
Want Advertising in The Evening Herald
Will Shorten and Cheapen Your
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v llko tho maa who want
lure
Your ad,
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QUIET
IIHH Itl'IIV lUIIOL'lt.N'K IH-X-OM
llltllli: AT HIMI'l.K CKItKMONV
AT IIOMK OV IIKU I'AItKXTH
IIK'. fl'l OPPIf 1ATKM
David Ken) on, proprietor of tho
(. K. Transfer company, and a well
known man of Klamath Fulls for tho
pant six years, was married on Sat
urday night to Mis Ituby Leo Ita-
..... JklmlilAn nt tf nif lira T
llilill m: I uuuhiuvi V MMU -. .
A. Itubourne, tho wedding tnklnR
tdnco nt the homo of tho brldo par-,
en!. Only tho family wcro present,
t In, ilenlrn lil'llllf for a lirlltto mnr-:
WEDDING
j llov. Kriink M. Upp performed thojld, right wrist on tho joy wheel and
'nuptial rite, after which a wedding' then broko the arm at the rink on
supper was enjoyed by tho little fam
ily RiitherlnR. Following the mar
rliiRo fenst tho newly married cotiplo
look up housokeeplnrt In tho groom's
limine on Kant Kourth street.
WIIITK I'KLICAN IIOTKL IIANQUKT
Whllo tho Whlto Pelican Hotcl'wlll
open Its doors to public patronago on
TliniiksgUlnR day, November 30th,
the big public banquet with which
tho Ann now hostelry will celebrate
will be held on tho night of the fol
lowing Saturday, December 2d.
Tho prlro of tho banquet Is 13 a
plate. There will ba no Invitation
Issued, nnd anyono Is at liberty to
mako reservation at any time.
These may bo had by applying to
the office of tho Whlto Pelican Hotel.
In the Klamath Development compa
ny' ofllco building, at Main and
llroad street, by letter, In person or
by telephone, tho number being 401.
TAFTS VOTE IS
SAFE AFTER ALL
I'ltKHIIIKNT AltltlVIH AT CINCIN
NATI ANIl HKGIBTKUB AS A
VOTKII, M IIK CAN OAST HAU
M)T TOMtHtltOW
United Prcs 8ervlco
CINCINNATI, Nov. 6. President
Tnft arrived here and registered as
a voter, thu qualifying for totnor
iow's election. '
ITALY WOULD GIVE UP
TRIPOLI IF SHE COOLD
Willi Honor, According to Advice at
Itome Truth Known Might Shake
Tlirono Fierce Flghtlnit Wllliln
City of Tripoli
United 1'rcis Scivlco
KOMH, Nov. 0. Advices Indlcato
that tho government would bo glad to
drop Tripoli If It could with honor.
It Is feurcd that It tho real facta
ubout Tripoli become known Italy'
Hirono would bo endaugored.
A report la that Ocneral FruseonJ
baa been chosen to succeed cenerai
Little "Campaign"
Search For a Buyer
L- ...Ll-ln. ..A ..mI.um, muikimMnr flv OSBfiA fiunsk !
a uonv, vr m -, .. -
to buy a horn, Is eager to Cadi the
something to sell, will and reader awaius k wbo nn w or ,
of or It It looks at all feasible.
H .
CaiiMi. Krcnh rclnfortcmcnU of 30,
Ont) men uro Rathered at Naples.
I.ant accounts wcro that a fierce
artillery hattlo wn raRlnif Innldo tho
city of Tripoli, with Turk and Arabs
nurroiindliiK Italians.
IkJiimn ArbIii In Turklnli Hand
United Press Service
CONBTANTINOPLE, Nov. . Tho
Turks recaptured Ocrna, kllllnR fiOO
Italians.
American Cruiser does to Malta
United Press Bcrvlco
WASHINGTON, D. C, Nov. .
Tho cruiser Chester has left Malta for
Tripoli, to InvestlRato charges at bar
barbarism made against Italy,
It Is believed this Is the result of
j Turkey's appeal.
Morlno Now Han ApteadtciUi
iinrold- Morlnc of Main and Elev
;(.nth streets, Cvntrnl Oramniar school
ihiiiII nnil pnrrler nf Ihn Kvcnlnv Iter.
'., w,, rl .,. wmV ,iflBH
October 29th, seem to bo In a run of
hard luck. Dr. L. W. Chilton ha
notified him that he ha appendicitis,
and may have to submit to an opera
tion. WILL FILL HOTEL
WHEN II IS OPEN
PfZZLK, 8AVH CHIEF CLERK
IXIl'HKH, WILL IIK WHEItK TO
IXHTAMj liAHGK NUMBER OP
CANIIIHATKH FOR SPACE
When tho new Whlto Pelican open
It door on Thanksgiving day, a par
ticular reason why Its promoters will
give thanks la that the house will be
full to the brim.
Thero are 102 guest room In the
big hostelry, and Chief Clerk E. H.
Louscr has already assigned a num
ber of these to peoplo who will be
hero at, tho time tho modern lm Is
ready to receive thorn.
"Vol. -sir, I am puttied to know
where to put all of tho people that
want to get spaco in tho house," said
Mr. Looser. "There will bo about
100 guests here for the opening, be
sides various people who are coming
to mako their stay with u perma
nent. Thero aro many people who
mako business trips to Klamath Fall
now who do not stay here as long as
they would on account of tho lack or
hotel accommodation of the kind
they desire. There will be many of
theso who will como to the city and
remain here for protracted periods
In iho While Pelican.
"Another point, for Instance, Is
that there nro traveling men who
havo not como hero lately because
they were not suited In tho way they
wero accustomed In tho matter of ho
tel service. I used to bo with the
Southern Pacific company as n super
visor of dining car service, and while
In that work along the line I had a
number of them speak to mo of that
fact. Those people will begin to
'make' Klamath Fall Just as soon as
we are able to take care of them.
There will surely be plenty of people
on hand to take space when we are
ready to serve them."
Mr. Louser already ha hi room
board up In the hotel company's of
flco tn tho Klamath Development
building, assigning space as fast aa it
Is demanded. As soon as the exact
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SMALL INCREASE
IN PROPERTY HELD
number and name of guests Invited
for the opening is furnished tho local
ofllco tho board will bo filled with all
the names It can hold.
Ho will leave on November 30th
for Ban Francisco to bring to this city
tho crew that Is to take care of the
hotel. Thero will bo about forty
people, clerks, bellboys, men and wo
men of all work, and a- special train
n.ay be used, consisting of two sleep
ing cars and a baggage car.
W. It. DeBardeleben and wife are
among the newcomers to Klamath
Falls, called hero by the new hotel.
They aro quartered at the Ewauna-,
whore Manager J. E. Drower Is kept
busy (celng that no ipsre rooms get
away from the new White Pelican
staff. Thero aro half a doxen or so
Whlto Pelican folk thero now. Mr.
DtDaTdelebcn Is from tho Palace Ho
tel, San 'Francisco, and will have
chargo of the new Whlto Pelican bar.
Tho stock for tho bar has arrived.
As It now stands, Mr. Drawer has
announced tho following members of
hi staff who aro In the city: E. H.
Loustr, chief clerk: C. A. Hoffman,
steward: Harry' Hoffman, In charge
of engineering department; Peter
Cr&vcttl, chef; W. R. DeBardeleben,
bar room. The architect of the hotel
Is Benjamin McDougall, Ban Fran
cisco, while Arthur Arlett, building
contractor, has Harry Anglln as su
perintendent of construction.
HvIbk for Ctotnssfoloa on Deal
Justice of the Peace Charles Ora-ves
was engaged today In hearing the
case of Ifenry H. Rabbes against U.
II. Spencer for 970, commission at 6
ptr cent, for selling some city prop
erty at a price of $3,500 to E. O.
Dcardsley. Spencer 1 In California,
and his deposition Mb the ens was
read, questions and answers, by At
torney E. L. Elliott, as Inquisitor and
Attorney J. A. Carnahan as respond
ent. x
PROTECTS DEHNED
BY ERdUSHJI KXICO
Fear Rebel Looters Consul Tells
Them to Dewsand Arm From Mex
ico or Say That John RU WUl
Furnish Then
'Tnlted Press Service
MEXICO CITY, Nov. 6. Alarmed
by reports of violence attending the
Zapatatlsta revolution, and fearing
the rebels might capturo and loot
Mexico City, the British government,
through. Its consul today, Instructed
English rcslder'.s to demand nims
fiom the Madero government for
their own protection, with Instruc
tion to add that It arm mc not
fcrthcomlng England will provide
them through the consulate.
W. W. Collins of Los Angeles, rep
resenting the National Hotel Register
company, was In the city today. He
Is an old friend of J. C. Brocken-
brougb.
Right Of Way For Irrigation Canal
In Poe And Nuss Valleys Advances
Most ot the right ot way work be
ing done by the government reclama
tion servlco to make possible the let
ting ot a contract for construction ot
tho second unit lateral, has been com
pleted, and W. W. Patch, project en
gineer, stated this morning that he
believed another month would see the
rights all secured.
He expects to start tomorrow with
I. S. Voorhet, acting project engineer
who Is bis principal assistant, to at
tend to some matters In connection
with this part ot the work. After the
rights ot way aro secured It will take
several weeks to do the advertising
and other work necessarily involved
la the letting" ot bids, and Mr. Patch
hopes to see the work speedily aceom
pllshad. Re says tho people who bar
land whleh will ba furalahed with wa
ter from the proposed lateral wilt be
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LAKEVIEW'S VALUE
TAX ROMi Jl'HT COafPLRM)
HHOWfl UCT MTTIiE OVam OKI
PER CENT ADDiTIONAI, PHOT.
KBTV AB AGAINST tiACV TKAR
Special to The Herald
. LAKEVIEW, Not. -Th ltll
tax roll of Lake county has last bee
made out. and shows a sBwll laereaae
over last year's total,? which was
I8.0CS.279.81, aa the new list totals
18,168,103.00. The Inereas U 8100,
S22.19, or about 1 per cent
The following Items show the clas
sifications of the dlferent assessable
preperties:
Acres tillable land, 217,-
645, valued at ., $S,Sfl,SM
Non-tillable land. 669.410
acres, valued at J,167,J6S
Improvements oa" deeded
land .? HUM
Town lots ....'. 466,175
Improvements to town lots 266, 480
Improvements on lands
not deeded
11.411
17,675
141,717
414H
14,161
111,646
116.177
it.m
111.SU
411.411
314466
1416
1.6I6
Steamboats and machinery
Merchandise
Farming Implements ....
Money .., .......
Notes and accounts
Bank stock .?
Household tarakure ....
Horses, 11,471. valued at.
Cattle, 27.411, rained at.
Sheep. 117,111, rained at
Swine. 347, tmlaed at . . .
Dogs, 86, rained at
It will be' see that the
hare'keea'teneral. aa4 the i
la livestock iare the most aoUeswkle,
The sherll has turned In $811,886
worth of new taxable property to the
assessor this year, which has brought
the total over what It was last year,
though without this addition there
would have, been a largo decrease.
It will be noticed that the Bomber
of swine layabout as low aa posMele
to nnd anywhere In aa area that
covers tho territory that Lake eoaaty
does, and the 147 head of hogs are '
valued at leas than the 16 don as
sessed. This ls(the lowest number
of swlno taxed In the county In many
years.
Ono joker In the list gives the
amount of money as 164,161, when
the banks ot the county, to nay noth
ing of manytother sources, haro orer
$1,000,000 on deposit.
With a tai rate of one oeat, or tea
mills. It Is safe to say that tho prop
erty owners it Lake county are let
ting oft lighter In the amount of tana
than the peopk ot any county In Ore
gon, if not tn entire racmc uoast.
Assessor Andrew J. Foster and Dep
uty C. E. OIItbc. ba-re own eaeep
tlonally busy, and have a very too
et of nooks.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Brothertoa wore
In town last Saturday from their Foe
Valley home.
able to get water oa it year alter
aext.
There will be between 6.600 aad
7.000 acres to be reclaimed by thl)
lateral, Including territory w Poe
Valley, Nuss Valley acid the west
slope ot Btuket mountain dowa to
Lost River. All told there will be
between 15 and 40 miles ot the easel
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vr
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Portland Telegram? who bMbett.
working In this territory atria Basjt
fortnight,- left this
by'BAjg.
mobile for Lakerst.
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