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TuPHday, Mn'y 22, 1028 ,
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MONDAY, MAY 21, 1928
An Added Business Section
. The school board last evenjllfir did what it was gener-1
IIr ki;..j : ,u j ii .v. - i i . ,
ally believed it would do sell the Central school proper-1
ty provided a fair bid was offered.
The bid seems fair, for
sideration for a piece of ground that will require several
thousand dollars to level and bring to grade.
In five years it will be worth more money, but the
school board, is not playing the real estate game, and
therefore it was good judgment on the part of every
mamKae ft aall n-han a
..r.... ov -
re.sponsiDie parries. .
j Klamath's growth heeded
secuon oi ine city wiu aosoro
i- jv -a n
unncio uc ouic iu b i'-jivciKiiuii. vuiuug iMiuii su teijoual bull crop or ytatters i
thrnncrh thA nrnnprtv was HpmnnHorl Kw trio hriarH onrl ?n West was shinned yesterday to ,
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that act the members were
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8hirk a responsibility by leaving it. to the next 'pwner to I
decide whether or not there Should be a street through '
. ti ' ' j. 11. . . . . , . !
the property. It ts very apparent that aside. from being 1
members of the school board they, are citizens who have j
the welfare of the entire community at heart, and there-!
fpre they acted onjthe dedicaUon oWhe street before-the j
nrorjertv rjassed from the school district's hands:
" ) Mr. Hovey and Mr. Dunn, the purchasers have' not
disclosed their plans for improvements 'of the "tract of
ground, but it is a certainty that a high-priced land in
vestment such , as they have made insures action the
moment they can get possession This, in turn,, guaran
tees to. Klamath modern buildings OH every foot of theiharkened bark to the old range
school ground within a short
time when the school board
t :
f. We Are a Little Tardy
f With so many things to do in a public way this city is
Terlooking a thing that is badly needed an airport.
Other communities with, far' less business .than we
Have are voting bonds tp buy land and improve an avia
tion field, but thus far Klamath Falls has done nothing to
that end.'. l, :- " "''"'"J""- . ..
. ! Do we need it? Most assuredly we do.- ,
J We should endeavor to keep the young man who is
here now with his plane, for he has a good plane, is care
ful and safe. No time should be lost in preparing for a
landing field with proper, marking and some encourage
ment should be given to the present flyer we have here,
j -Some one may say there is no business for an airship
Sere. That is a mistake. With the lumber interests run
ning as they are, with quick trips needed by managers
and superintendents there is plenty of business now avail
able provided we had a going concern that was depend
able nd a field that was safe to land upon. t
j ' In Henry Moe's first talk after being elected president
of the chamber of commerce he stressed the need of a
'landing field this year. - He is right. Let us all get in and
Jielp President Moe realize his ambition along this line.
I . Tn .nmo ofotpa vou'must
get liquor. In other states you must get one afterwards.
' ',
i Times chance, and if knighthood were in flower now,
I yl"K" ' - m indnra
modern cynics would call them blooming mdots.
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If other female creatures
the poor girl centipede with
Traffic is the old days
horse sense, but perhaps it was in the horse.
! A village is a place where the old man who resembles
It tramp owns three blocks on Main street.
The flood situation wouldn't seem quite so bad if the
politicians would dry up.
! "Give till it hurts" was a
I ts "pay till it hurts.", ' . .
"Filthy lucre" is cold cash in excess of the sum you
happen to have. ... .;. .. .
Bancitaly Rival?
(Conttnned from page 1)
Price took, a job-at. nothing .
week in a Seattle bank; ' he
wanted to learn banking.
I Today, still considerably tinder
40, he's head of an eight-bank
chain of flnanci.il InMltullons in
the Pacific northwest, with re
eonrces ot about f 60,000.000.
And he' hIMI adding links to the
rhaln. Old-time bankers, who
laughed at the youngster' a year
hgo when he proposed bank mer
gers, have stopped laughing. .
T The young man is Andrew
Price. A year or two ago he wn
i small fish In the financial pud
din. . Today- he' th directing
kealns of a merger. Including the
Marine National the Marine State,
ine rational nana ot commerce,
-lb National City, the
Morlno
..BuiIhhi Manager
lh peatorrira at Klamath rails.
act of Coiiarees, March t, Uit.
ttrlf vrre by Currier
On fear ,, .! t
. -ftlx Monlha l it
Three Months 1 It '
One Month .
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$131,075 is a very good
annn V.I. v.,' n.nn C -3
ji.c a3 uncieu
the ground.
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The business
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tnac area almost Derore the
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far-seeino? Thev rl rl -nnt '
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time after, next. June, the
-w ill release the property,
: ;
firet a prescription before yOU
are vain of their legs, pity ,
89um ankles.
revealed more, evidence of j
good slogan.
Another one
! Central bank of Seattle, the Cap-
j Hal
National of Olympia, me
First National of cosmopons
and the Grays Harbor- National j
of Aberdeen. Wash. ' I
These have been comb ned Into ,
the Marine tiankcorporatlon. mod-,
eled generally olong the line of I
ih. Kn Francisco Banclta v Corn. I
ITALIA READY
TO SOAR AWAY
ON 2ND FLIGHT
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KINGS BAY.'fipftubergen,-May j
22, tfp) -The dirigible Italia, was
ready to start at nightfall an Its 1
third polar trip, this time to the
North Pole. The weather wit!
fine and there was little wind.
It was said that if the wind
veered to the east plans would
be altered to make this trip to
Oreonlantl rather than the pole.
IVIAYt BE SAVED i
SCOFIEI.D DAM SlTk. Vtith.
i May.. S3., (P)T-Sverul huudrvd
iwoike.rs who . have brnved the
j dangers of Impending ' -disaster
; since early Monday when a lenk
was discovered In the Scofleld
dam. 25 miles above Castle Rate,
seemed to have won their fight !
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was expressed by lieorger - M.
Tl - . - . I k. .1
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1 voir had been reduced lx Inches,!
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"h tottering dam. The barrier j
of sandbags hastily, brown aero.!
the dam Monday, is continually :
beln reinforced and waterproof
material used in mines is being
thrus. the breach ln
', fort to entirely stop the leak at
. .
BULL CROP OF
wattf wr!T
DAwrlmi PPPn!
luutvii . . . . a e-i- '
HUCh- S
Buch Smith, manager of the
iZX ranch at Paisley, which is
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iqwdn jr win iiTri.uu.iii ihiuu
i n(1 Cattle company, spent a few
rrnva in Kiamnrn 'aiit'-wti n inm
:-;r , , the an
... vx ranch For a number of
lne x rancn. tor a numoen ot
years the- bull croo from wat-
ters West Shorthorns has one
to Paisley and this same ranch
has been the buyer Bitch Smith,
S.u
Indiana voter knows a two-dollar
bill on election day, comes over
TTcl th" ZZZ
talks ot bulls, and swears he is
paying more than they are worth,
But every year he takes the bull
crop. - .
The ZX ranch shipped between
1700 and 2000 head of beef cat-
tie from Midland last fall and
the sight was worth seeing for it
day when cattle were cattle and
roamed the hills ot Klamath
county at will. '
DR. O. WILLING
AND B. McHUGH .
LEAD TOURNEY)
! PORTLAND, Ore., May 22, CP)
Babe McHugh, British Colum
bia amateur golf champion, and
iDrji O; 'E! "w 1 1 rrn"g.': Portland, ;
former northwest champion, turn-
ed ln scores of 74 today to lead
the first 18 hole of play In thela
qualifying round of the Oregon
state championship at Alderwood.
Par for the course la 72. . ' -
Thirty-two of the 102 entrants
are to qualify for the finals.
STOOL. PIGEON
UNDER ARREST
MEDFORD, May 22. UP)
M. Wllkie, crippled under cover ;
agent, and the state's main wltr
ness in the graft trial against
District Attorney Newton C.
C'haney,, last week, was arrested
again (his morning charged wlthi
Intent to defraud. He was taken
to, McMinnvllIe today. .
He J alleged ot have passed
check for $8.00' without suffi-
clent. funds... Wllkie. was freed
tLZZZ
county, of Intent to defraud an
Inn-keeper at Salenv the amount
Involved being ,1.50. Wllkie Va
thg tr o, thg
Jackson county prosecutor, who
was acquitted.,.;
RUTH CONNECTS .
WITH ANOTHER
NEW YORK, May 22, UP)
Babe Ruth bit- his thirteenth
home run of the season in the
sixth inning of the Yankee-Red
Sox game here today. Ruth'
drive sailed Into the left field
grandstand, a spot to wblrh be
hits only infrequently. Bryan
Harris was pitching. The homer
made the score 8 .to 0 for th
Yankees. . j
GOTHAM STOCKS
DROP SUDDENLY
NEW YORK, May 22. AP)
One of the severest reactions ln
recent months took place -on th
New York stock exchange today
m a general -aclllng . movement
inspred by the recent stiffening
of money rates. A score or more
Industrial and spec
p 'J en
laltle broke five to nearly , 20
points, wniie a .uu tisi ut popu
lar rail and Industrials .declined
1 to 4 point. . -
Aid Sleeting Thursday ' ' .
The Ladles Aid of Tbo First
Methodist .church will enjoy the
regular monthly homecoming at
the community club rooms, of
the church on Thursday afternoon
at 2:30 o'clock.- All members
are asked to be present. ' .
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luvllts in t'Uy
; Mr. and Mrs. Arthur' I.eavllt
are In the city from their home
at Rocky Point on a' brief biisl-
Incis visit. -
PLANE SUCCESS
TRAt'KY. Cnllf,' M.y-?2 A-i
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P.R. J. McKron.i Ann Mateo;
aviaror. ' deliberately stalled 111
mt fi.. .h. .h.
ground today tu test ot the air-
plane parachute invented by
Charles Rroadwlck ot bn Kran-
rtiunn fliit (tmrMl.iiw.it unftnr the
aiiantKAa nf WaitMe x v.m.v. .ir
mall contractor.
TKA H.M..I...IA ItnlHlJ B 11 .1 ll A
The parachute opened and the
, A.i:-A ..,. .k. ....v.
with only slight damage to the!
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aircraft. ....... , '' ot l-IWIdat. lb, business
. This was believed to be .lie:'"; "aUoT Th at'
first time In history that a aur-'l n" Tl
c.ssful landing was made by an
: airplane under such, clreum -
ef-'at.Les. The parachute u pf
. . '
double (tonatructlon, conutintnx a
; small one within another para-!
i chute 100 feet In diameter, , I
BOARD NAMES
TWO TEACHERS!
- Mlaa Jlele'n M. Wylle of Cor-
vallla, Oregoa, "and Mis Prls.
cllla . Chalten ot Muro. ;OrKon,
i were elected to nerve aa teachers j
0f the. city, school tor the otf-t
nu.
meeting held last evening in the
'off lea of J. rercy W ells. WHO met
' JB59.
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! vacancies are now filled,
f. The advertising of bids' for
wood to be used this coming
in the Khooi ot th. city
! was allowed by the board.-along
I with the passing ot the regular
discussion ot plana
of the city was allowed by the
j board, along with the passing ot
'the regular routlno of -bllla. ...
j ,A general dlscasslon of plana
i ot the Falrvlvw school addition
took up the' attention ot the
board. Several minor changes', in
the plans were discussed ta be
'taken up with Harold D. Marh
Tortland architect, upon his next
visit to the cKy. . ' ' "1
Dr. G. A. Masaey.. member of
the board wa present at last r E. H. Bulsiger, of the Bal
evening's. meeting fbllowlng a j slger Motor company. Is transnct
lengthy absence on account otj Ing businesa In I'nrllaud. . .
Illness. i
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U. S. DEMANDS.
EXECUTION OF i
YELLOW SLAYER
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AVASlHN'fJTON'.'ilay. 22 W?)r-t
The United States has presented ,
note to., the nationalist govern- i
mcnt in China requesting that the iU
slayer of Dr. Walter F, Seymour,
American Presbyterian . mission
ary at Tslaing, Shantung who,
waa killed April IS. be arrested.
ANTI
KNOCK
StASDAaO Oil COMPANY OS CALIMHIai
Your
health
.
Depends Upon
. Your Teeth-
- . -,1".
No nend to delny any longer. 1
i Come and be convinced that
you get a denial service sec-
ond to nuno In ' quality ' at
prices- that are lowest, for '.
flVat-clnss work. ;. t
llnvc your teeth. rxnm
PORTLAND
! PAINLESS
PENTIST'
f or. llih A Main. Phono 04
I and executed. . . ,i
I t07& I I
.. Letter$) From .
f he People
brief editorial of May IStli. on
r.fiuiir. p.rt'liiiiiE luiiiiiu: i our
"The World and Prohibition"
contain a world of suggestion.
A reduction of arrest for drunk-
- ennesa In Purls from 35.000 In
l!il! to 8. Odd In 1917, and the
i Insistence, ot the police that Ihey
are no more lenient now than
formerly Is surely significant.
All sociological writer rocog-
.. I ... ,hk fait Ik.l tutul .kdl).H..
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1 trout tntoxtcallng beverage la
w"ry tor the best Interest
of the social and economic con-
, question I. whether
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! "V1"". lo. b m. nd. t0
ro mn us!, in i or Dtimic ictroe or
by individual education. And. as
you say, "the figures are vast
ly Interesting."
c. cnnowKR.
DUNCAN CHOICE
OF DEMOCRATS
(Continued from page 1) .
Mahon 10. Onorge Rnssiuan 1.
, WikhI Itltor District. ...
Justice of l'eaco: Jack Almoter
Constable: Henry Shadlcy 80.
Secretary of stale: Kd. 8. Piper
Attorney general: Wm. S. Lev
ens 63J.
President: Smith &5. Walsh 257
Heed 17S. Workman IK.
Vice president: Millon, A. Mil
ler 54 . ,
Delegates: Curry 302: Deliell
.1SS. Dickson 309. Hnney 356.
Manning 324. MrLaln 201: Rbea
han 208. Starkweather 260. lilch-enor-172:
Turner 267. Watkins
193. Weber 157. Wood 134.
Delegate second district:
Burn 3t4, Comln 101. If Ul 331.
Jackson 304. Peterson 338.
: F.lectora: Urackney 452, Comte j
382, Donaugb 464, Glvason 387.
Honey man 303, Langley 273,
McFadden 337. -Miller 622. .
ISalsliror On Itu-dnrm
NEW MULLINS
SEA HAWK BOAT
ei'A ,
Price
Klamath Falls, Ore.
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This low price new model hoa apeed .linen, and will
taker the lurgcst Outboard Motor if desired. .
.Will not wurp or dry out,. and does not reiiulra
a 1onl house. , . - ' . '
. .., On exhibit for a few days only at
. .On exhibit for a few days only at I 'L- ' &offifZiaiiV
' J EARL SHEPHERD CO. ?Ti y? i
ICE
is needed NOW!
t almost as urgently as ever, to
,; ; keep foods pure and 6afe
'" ' ' V - -. ' ' ;
wom'cti try to protect food iri winter by keeping it
in a refrigerator with little or no ice in it. This is a
grave mistake. The food may be 'protected' against dust-laden
air, but not against odor and spoilage, '
You may keep food fairly cold in cold weather, without ict,
but you will not kci?p it pure. ' '
Ice Is'hccessarr to protect food and safeguard the health of
. the family,' even in coldest weather. Regardless of outside
vafjations in temperature, it keep your milk pure, your ',
butter sweet, your meats fresh and your vegetables crisp. And- "
' the cost of ice in cold weather is a mere fraction of what it is
during the heat of summer.' "" ,
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LADIESAIDUF .
IllLIETS
Welface Group' Convene
Brown Home; Newt
Note Farm District
MISS HKI.KN ANl)KK8t)N
Herald iCorresixindeut '
(Special In The Herald)
MKHHII.L. , Ore.. ; May. 22.
The Ladles All ot Merrill met
Weduesday afternoon at the home
of Mrs, I.ce Hrown. The hot
t esses. Mrs. !. Brown, Mrs.
Ceorge Offleld and Mr. J. A.
Brown served the ladles lovely
refreshments after the buslues
mueliiig.. The member present
were: ' .Meadnmes A nice Andor
son. F. A. Illlike, Arthur Frailer,
W. C. Hnlley. B. L. Moore. C. K.
Craig.. Chas. Hrown, J. .11. Kid
well, C. Bowman, W. F. ' Hill,
J. W. Scogglns. M. A.. Bowman,
J. L. Hasklns. W. F. Jlnnette.
and the hostesses, I.ee Brown.
J. A. flrown and (leorge Offleld.
W, II. Anderson returned Mon
day from Medford where he has
been for hi health. ,
tt. K. Martin of Klumalh rails
visited It) Merrill Monday.
J. J. Miller of the Southern
Pacific, attended to business In
Merrill Tuesday. , . , ,
Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Ilalley Vlsl
led Nn Klamath Fulls Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. K. F. Frailer
spent Sunday evening In Klam
ath Falls. . .. ..
A large crowd attended ibe
food sale aud picture show, given
by the Ladle Aid of Merrill.
Mr. K. L. Moore got the la by
whlrb was a tiny pig dressed In
rompers. The ladle cleared tlfly-
two dollar;.
K. I.. Hnsley was a Merrill
visitor Tuesduy.
Mrs. Jim Medolpy was able to
finish the school year after a
terrible attack ot mumps.
Mm. Fred Slukel aud Mrs,
Joe Ktukel, wore shopping In
Klsmalh Fall Monday.
Frank 8 e x t o n visited ' Ibo
school In Merrill Wednesday.
The club boys' and girls' will
have a party at the Kignr home
May 22. ...
Mr. .and. Mr. Jim . Meduley
moved to Klamath Falls Thurs
day evening after spending the
st-hool year here.
3
150
, KLAMATH
Ice & Storage Co.
. , Phone 68 '
r. and Mrs. Warreu Frulls
visited In Klamath Falls Thurs
day. r
, Mr. , and Mrs., Dannie Duffy and
luiby visited Willi Mrs. Antic
Anderson Filitsy,
, Mr. and Mrs. J. It. Collins and
family moved to Paisley, Oregon,
Friday where they will spend the
. summer. . . ...
Miss it nth Mile returned 10
Portland Friday eveulng, where
her parents live. Miss Stella
iShuck will , accompany her to
Portland where she. Will, be her
house guest for a few week.
. Mr. amp Mr. Kd Frailer spent
j Sunday In Medford with friends.
I Miss Helen Anderson left Fri
day evening for- Kngen where
she will visit with her sifter at
I the University of Oregon,
i, The graduation rlaaa of '28 of
I Merrill high school received their
,dlplMs Thursday evening. Those
J who .graduated wore: .Misses
Evelyn- Hull, Kvelyu Blodgelt.
Louise Dalton, ' Lnrrnllle Iteasly
and Helen Anderson; Messrs.
Bay Measly. Lester Moorn. and
(Marlon (iraybael. The program
i was:' Innocatton, Iter. K. I,,
j Moore: piano solo, Mrs. M. (!la
comlni; salutatory, I.oulse Dal
ton: vncul solo, Pnullne Offleld:
valedictory. Marlon (Iraybael:
address. Prof. Paul T. Juckaon;
principal' address. Lester Turn
baugh; presentation of diplomas,
Lester Turnbaugh; benediction,
Ker. B. L., Moore.,
II. O. Cog la having his house
, remodeled.
'Mr. and Mrs. II. H. Anderson
left Sunday for Hosnbiirg whore
'they will attend (rand ludg.
Fur results us Herald Cla
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JLfQDERN trmttltn demand the comfurtt'and ' "
' ' -t convenience to which they are) actuitomccl- s
Travclcn' assurance ! an important functiuo of the
' telephone especially the rapid, con venient and
, economical telephone lervice now available to
- nearby and distant points. ' .
... The telephone way i an easy way to taie the
trouble out of travel for making advance arrange
menu and hotel reservation keeping in touch
with the folks at home making social and busincst .
appointments. And in emergencies, the traveler it
only as far from help a the nearest telephone.
The general reliance placed upon the telephone
by modern and experienced travelers is in itself
muuniHC that (
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Good workmen aro entraired .weeks in, ad
vance ... , fipuak to the carpenter lOW k
nbout tho building or repairing you will do .
, . . Those who delay may be disappointed
, '', . In the busy season h carpenter may ' ;
tell you ."I'll try and come next week. I
have already promised bthors." . , , Why, ,
not have us look up a workman for you
wo will enngo the right man.
Big Basin Lumber Co
' - Lonpr-Bell "''
, . ' 'EVERYTHING TO BUILD WITH" . - 's t
Phone 107 Spring and Main
Klamath FalU, Ore. ,'
I'KNDLKTOV H rll.TKHH AN ' '
.MKIH CKV HIMKM TO Wt
PKNDLKTON, May ,it. .(Af--Tl.nnrctiry,
cracked the leasoti
record lime yesterday when It
soareil to 115, two degrees higher .
than Hunilsy's inaj-k. Ilnln fell I
Iniermltlently through Monday ,
night and th sky ut uvnrrisl to
day. . ........ . I
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For result use Herald Cla Ada
Safest Way to
St6p Pain
' It Is not necessary -to take
liesrt-de-pressliig drugs or dope,
of any kind to relieve nerva tnr.
lure rausad by- aeurllls, neurul
Kla. sciatica. ot rheitnmllsm. Just
apply Tysmol over the part that
hurls and see how quickly you 1
will he free from discomfort. .
Tysmol Is a soothing, healing
absorbent that goe In through
the pores and drive out Inflam
mation which Ills settled In the
nerves. The minute you rub It
on you run feel II beginning tn
relieve. Paint and u lies soon t
stop, congestion Is removed, aad
soreness and Inflammation grad
ually disappear.
.All hough Tysmol . la put up
especially for nerve pain and In
flammation, sufferers have found
It equally good for taking the
misery nut ot stiff, swollen r '
aching Joints.. Also fine for lame
back and 'muscular - soreness.
I'lesssat.j burmleait and easy lo
iim. Doa't (all to try. It If you
wapt genuine, lasting .relief. Yuu
get . a . liberal supply for II at
any drug store. Alwax lit stock
at Htur Drug Co.
faV ,
AND TELEGRAPH COMPANY
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