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jiTol. XXVII
TILLAMOOK, OREGON, NOVEMBER IB,
$1.50 PER YEAR.
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TiBanuuik -. :1 Wednesday
‘
and ; arv re- LITTLE NESTUCCA DAIRYMEN
cei.ing th. congratulations of their
F1GHT1NG MAD.
friends.
laxes collected by the Sheriff's of­ Large Delegation Come to City and
Hold Meeting in Court House.
fice from January 1st, 1016 to Novem­
ber 5th, 1910. Delinquent taxes col­
The dairymen and other residents
lected $11,372.89; current or 1915 tax­
es collected, $308,456.97; Total $391,- of the Little Nestucca valley are
829.86. Amount of taxes delinquent fighting mad, and a large delegation
and unpaid in 1915 tax roll on No­ came to the city on \\ ednesday and
Member Federal Reserve Bank.
held what may be called an indigna­
vember 5th, 1916, $32,800.87.
tion meeting. The delegation consist­
rhe County Court is in session this ed of a large number of the best
week computing the county budget.
citizens of the Little Nestucca valley,
The Shakespeare Club met last men who helped to make that part of
OFFICERS :
By this bank is a record of 14 years’
Friday for its monthly meeting, the the county what it is today, with its
hostess
on
this
occasion
being
Mrs.
beautiful fgrins, homes, barns, and
B. C. LAMB. President.
of Safety and Service under the con­
B. C. Lamb. The club had another numerous cheese factories, which pro­
W. J. RIECHERS, Cashier.
pleasant
afternoon,
the
hostess
serv
­
duce one third of the cheese made in
tinuous supervision and examination
ing a dainty lunch. There .were several Tillamook County.
J. C. HOLDEN, Vice-President.
invited guests.
of the State Banking Department, all
What got the Little Ncstuccaites
"goat” was a circular petition accom­
Thomas
H.
Kempster
who
was
in­
of which is one good reason why more
1. E. KELDSON, A ssistant Cashi er
dicted about 12 months ago on a panying which was a uup, ignoring
the highway
than 1500 people have availed them­
charge of obtaining money under Little Nestucca 011
false pretences, was axnested in Port­ through the county. Il was Tuesday
DIRECTORS :
selves of this bank’s service.
land last week and Deputy Sheriff when one of these circular petitions
reached
one
of
the
citizens,
and
next
Campbell brought him in on Sunday.
A. W B unn .
C. J. E dwards .
P eter H eisel .
As he admits his guilt, it is thought morning a large delegation reached
the
city.
If you do not maintain a Checking
that he will plead guilty when Judge
W. J. R iechers . B. C. L amb .
J. c. H oi den .
A meeting was called at the court
Bagley convenes court next Monday.
Account, we shall be glad to have you
house and Frank 1 aylor was chosen
Judge Bagley will hold circuit court chairman.
open one
on Monday next, and the following
The urst mailer taken up was the
cases have been set .for trial; Monday, improvement of the Little Nestucca
Careful Attention Given to all Banking
Worthington vs. Worthington, Tues­ road, which the state engineer had
AND PAY YOUR BILLS BY CHECK
day, Dawson vs. Shrode; Wednesday, approved as a state highway. It was
Business Placed in Our Hands.
Stiverson vs. Stivorson, Johnson vs. decided to ask The County Court to
Hastings; place $15,000 in lhe budget for per­
$1.00—Opens an Account—$1.00
Johnson, Hastings vs.
Odd Fellows Bld. TILLAMOOK, OREGON.
Cone vs. l'rovoost (2); Thursday, manent work on that road, some how­
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providing the ever, advocated $20,000.
Nolan vs. Talmage,
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parties are willing to try the case
The meeting went on record as op­
without a jury.
posed to the plan of the circular let­
A compromise .was arrived at in ter, which it was contended would de­
the case of the Tillamook Bay Cor- prive the Little Nestucca Valley of
struction Co. vs. Yamhill and Tilla­ the contemplated improvement and
A Bank tor all the People.
mook Counties, which was tried at would delay it indefinitely.
It was staled at the meeting that
Hillsboro. It was .agreed that the two
counties pay the contractor $4,000, state aid was promised last year and f
each side to pay-its expenses. The A. G. Beals was appointed to wait on
construction company sued for $8000. the road commission and see what
Scandinavicn meetings will be held The Tillamook County Court was in amount of money could be obtained,
Frank Taylor and L. M. Kraner
next Sunday in the Maple Leaf school favor of deciding .the case by arbitra­
house at 11 a.m. and 8 p.m.. All wel­ tion, but the Yamhil Countly Court were appointed as spokesmen for the
delegation at the meeting with the
I would not agree Jo that.
come. August Olson, Missionary.
Combination WATER BOTTLE and Syringe
89c.
county court in the court house in the
An effort is being made to secure afternoon.
The Ladies of_the Pjresbyterian
W. A Wise, dentist.
*
Mr.
Taylor
spoke
of
the
MAROON
WATER
BOTTLE
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78c.
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as
the
will give a Parcel Post Social state aid for what is known
of the road and that the state
Dr. C. W. Miller, chriopcaotor. * Guild
Our Beet Grade WATER BOTTLE Guaranteed SI.20
Friday evening, Dec. Sth. Watch for Indian reservation in Yamhill county, need
had designated the Little
RUBBER GLOVES .. ___
which have been In bad condition for engineer
Piano for sale on long terms—See further notices.
Nestucca valley as the State Highway
auto
travel.
As
the
new
Sour
Grass
Shrode.
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NIPPLES.................
Dr. Slu-arer, Internal Medicine and road recently built by Yamhill and and that the delegation requested that
RUBBER FACE SPONGES
$15,000
be
placed
in
the
budget.
Mr.
Wanted:
Hemlock
and
Aider
wood,
General
Kuzgery
—
Commerlial
Bldg.,
counties will be thrown Kraner went more fully into the mer­
-
—
-
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over Ray & Co. Store. Office hours 1 Tillamook
See
Shrode.
ATOMIZERS
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open to travel early next year, which its of the Little Nestucca road, and
♦ eliminates
And a Number of Other Bargains in tbit Line
the Dolph hill and toll gate, he stated that the taxable value of the
Born, to the wife of Ray Letson, on to 4. Evenings by appointment.
Protect your valuable papers from ; and as there will be a large travel property in .that vicinity was $1,250,-
Friday, a daughter.
the
fire by . renting _ one of 1 next year over the loop through 000, while that of the Three Rivers
Born, on Saturday to the wife of our unexpected
safe deposit bv*«;».
boxes, Only one I Yamhill, Tillamook Clatsop and amounted to only $30,000. He was not
Jas Pallet!, of Garibaldi, a son.
dollar per year. Tillamook County Columbia counties, the road through opposed to The improvement of the
• i the reservation should be put in bet­ Three Rivers road, neither was the
Twenty five per cent discount on all Bank.
ter condition for travel. At a meeting delegation, but the dairy industry of
Millinery at Miss Patterson'«.
*
W. G. Dwight vs. M. H. Dennis and
Reliable Druggists.
the Tillamook ^Commercial Club that part of the county was centered _
Dr. and Mrs. Wise were railed to L. M. Dcsmis, A. Arstill amd .wife and of
Monday
night
a
resolution
was
adopt
­
in
lhe
Little
Nestucca
Valley
and
■
Nehalem to do dental work this week. F. R. Beals is a suit filed in the cir­ ed asking the County Court to lend
.they were justly entitled to have $15,- | _
Good Jersey cow for sale, fresh in cuit court Lo recover $2,500.
its assistance in obtaining state aid 000 placed in the budget, for that part 1
Jacob
Tagman
and
Johanna
Tag
­
for
that
purpose,
and
a
committee
six weeks. Herman Hauswirth. Fair­
of the county needed to be developed.
The Dead Town.
Port Election on Tuesday.
man vs. F. H. Neilson and wife is a from the club was .appointed to co­ Mr. Kraner displayed the circular pe­
view.
•
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suit
filed
in
the
circuit
court
to
quiet
operate
with
the
County
Courts
of
tition and the map accompanying it. | Did you ever go into a town and, |
Will pay you to see Everson for a I
Yamhill and Tilla'inook counties com- He pointed out that no one in the
The special election to submit
safe investment in city properly or title to certain propery.
as you stepped from the train, have it ■
Mrs. Grace E. Johnson, wife of As­ ■ posed of D. L. Shrode, C. J. Edwards, Little Nestucca valley had signed it, ' strike you suddenly that the town the people the question of the _
farm lands.
*
H. Crenshaw, H. H. Rosenberg and and it was aLso pointed out that only
largement of the Port of Tillamook
sessor
Johnson,
and
daughters
Mil
­
For popular sheet music, drop in dred, left loday for Southern Califor­ the president Frail C. Baker. The one business man of Tillamook City .was dead? Have you ever had a town will take place on Tuesday. The dis­
and visit the song shop at the Palm nia, to spend the winter for the bene­ Portland Automobile Club is also in­ had done so.. Mr. Kramer contended I described to you as a dead town ? trict takes in fourteen precincts, viz.,
terested in this improvement and will that if $100,000 was taken from the I Have you ever stopped to analize Hays, Hoquarton, Goodspeed, Still­
Confectionery.
* fit of Helen’s health.
also lend its assistance in procuring road fund and used for hard surfacing ' just what is meant by these words well, Suunymead, Carnahan, I-ong
For Sale, six lots in Tillamook City
I. S. Stephens & Co.—Agent for state funds. It is expected that all there would be only enough money ¡“dead town?” In the last analysis , Prairie, South Prairie, , - Fairview,
Bay-
--
Call or address
for 31,100.00 cash. C
Fire Insurance. Rea) Estate, North these organizations will appear before left for repairs and nothing for the they mean just one thing— and that ocean and I illainook. To bring the
Mrs. C. N. Drew.
West School Furniture Co. and the State Commission in the near fu­ Little Nestucca road, the Bayoccan is that the merchants of the town territory into the Fort the present
don't advertise. A dead town has cer­
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Wcad Sawed—Call E. W. Knight Notary Public. Both phones. Office ture.
road and other roads that should be tain positive aspects of demise which territory within the Port will have to
give a majority vote and the territouy
on the Mutual phone, Prompt service Room I, Commercial Building. Tilla­
completed.
as bald as a piece of crepe hang­ to be taken in will 1 have to do the
mook, Oregon.
* RESIGNS CITIZENSHIP
and careful work.
A. G. Beals also made a plea for an are
KECzsUbk. wiLbON WON. appropriation of $15,000, and called ing on the door of a private house, same.
Don’t forget those busted castings.
Why not be insured in the best fire
The stores seem to be merely exist-
insurance company, it costs no more. * Can be welded for half. Goods sent Father Clarenbeck Won’t Become an the court’s attention to the fact that ing. Their shelves arc covered with
Notice 01 Completed Contract.
there
were
men
in
the
delegation
who
See Everson.
unsaleable goods, The
American Under President.
by parcel post and express promptly
had resided in the Little Nestucca apparently
storekeepers seem to be vying each
Notice is hereby given, that the
I am in the market at all times for returned. Hiner 8c Reed, Tillamook,
for 25 years or more, who were the other
to see which will win the first County Surveyor of Tillamook Coun­
Helena Mont., Nov. 13—The Rev. backbone of the county.
your baby calves—Smith "The Calf
' Oregon.
* Francis Von Clarenbeck, formerly of I
prize as the town grouch. If ----
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you talk- I ty, Oregon, ha* filed in this office his
Man,”—Both Phones.
ed with them they knocked the town, certificate for the completion of the
Helena, but now of 1 lllauuuok, Ore.,
Five-Hundred knocked business, they . —
J. W. Brandon, who came from * Now is the time to do dehorning. I lias sent his naturalization papers Afternoon Military
knocked
the contract
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vwuu, on me
oi Walter w.
D. Wood,
the
cat- ­
Party.
Portland, is engaged as salesman at have dehorned over 3000 head of cat
a letter resigning his citizensnip
mail order house. They were contin-I George
McKimens,
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IVVUU, 111 County Road, in
tle in this county, any one wishing to and
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the store of A. A. Pennington.
complaining that other people accordance with the plans and spcc-
have any dishorned call or write to to the district cierk here, lhe letter
On Friday November 3rd, a Mili­ ually
did business --.1
and —
made
money
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— but • i incations, and any person, firin or
Marriage licenses were issued to Win. H. Hoskins, Tillamook, Mutual in part said that “to see a man re­ tary Five Hundred party was given ,i;a
they didn’t seem to be able to sell
turned io power after an administra­
Fred Krcitz and Elsie Wilson and O. Phone.
* tion and policy such as we have seen by Mrs. E. E. Koch and Mrs. Albert anything. They guessed it was the corporation, having objections to file
to the completion of said work may do
E. Gulstrom and Lulu Thomas.
4,-
For Sale—One Faultless and one during the past four years is too Byers at the home of the former on town. Yes, that was it—the town. If so within two weeks from the date of
A
fire
early
Sunday
morning
2nd
Avenue
East.
you asked the merchant if he adver­
New
.
a‘ the
Tk“ house
L''’ “"kT"
VT—- Hercules stump
«mmn puller
noller and uiudi fur me.” ihe full text oi the
There were six tables representing tised, he would have looked at you the first publication.
troyed
belonging to Earl equipments
in good order. Price 380 letter was not given out.
Dated this the 14th day of Novem­
the
countries
Germany,
Austria,
Eng
­
Ford at the end of Fifth Street.
with amazement. What was the use of ber, 1916.
' each with equipment. J. D. Tompkins,
land,
France,
Russia
and
Italy,
the
advertising when business was so
A full line of standard spark plugs, Henderson's Fed Barn Sheridan,
J. C. Holden, County Clekr.
Ladies Give Rook Party.
| contestants of the latter country— bad? People who had money to spend
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also other automobile accessories at Oregon.
1 Mesdames Haltom, Campbell, Boals he would tell you, were sending it to First publication, Nov. 16th, 1916.
Last publication, Nov. 30th, 1916.
W. A. Williams Harness Shop.
*
The home of Mrs. J. S. Lamar was and Poorman, winning honors.
Small “one-man” dairy ranch of 35
the mail order houses. No, he would
Refreshments were served at the say he didn't advertise. He wouldn’t
Good bottom land farm for rent. acres. Place is close to Tillamook the scene of a very pretty party Wed­
Notice of Completed Contract.
Stock for sale. Place will carry about City, school and cheese factory. Fair nesday afternoon, when Mesdames conclusion of the game, the table dec­ throw good money after bad. On the
25 cows. Apply at F. R. Beal’s office. improvements on the place. Will keep Lamar, Holden, Aiderman and Boor­ orations being carried out in Red other hand, go into a live town and
man
acted
as
hostesses
to
a
number
Notice is hereby given, that the
White and Blue with Chrysanthem­ what will you set ? The merchants
W. A. Williams carries a full line of 10 cows. Will sell stock and rent ot their friends.
ums in the center, the guests' favors have attractive disrdavs in their County Surveyor of Tillamook Coun­
Flash Lights and batteries. It will pay reasonable and give terms if desired.
1 he afternoon was pleasantly spent consisting of Tricolor Cocade*.
ty, Oregon, has filed in this office his
stores. The daily or weekly news­ certiticate
you to look over his stock when in —See Rollie Watson.
in playing Kook. Mrs. Gruber receiv­
for the completion of the
The invited guests were Mesdames
need.
*
Rosenberg Bros, have opened a ing hign Honors and Mrs. W. A. Wil­ Allen, Boals, Burge, Brodhead, Brains papers are filled with announcements Contract of Feldschau ft Jackson, for
of
special
sales
of
low
priced
goods.
large
feed
store
on
2nd
Avenue
East
the building of a concrete bridge at
liams tne consolation.
Burton, Campbell, Crenshaw, Chaphe,
Money to loan on farm lands, from
A vocal solo rendered by Mrs. E. E. Conover, Franklin, Haltom, Holmes, They arc not afraid of the mail order Station 58-00 of the Tillamook-Clo-
3500 up. Good terms. Reasonable rate near the saw mill and will carry a
houses
because
they
have
the
same
large
line
of
all
kinds
of
hay,
feed,
Koch was very much appreciated.
| verdale County Road, in accordance
Hill, Jones, Lamar, I.amb, Morrison,
of interest. We want your business.
1 he color scheme ot yellow was Olson. Peterson, Poorman, Partridge, means to reach the people—advertis­ with the plans and specifications, and
See Everson.
* flour, grass seeds at the very lowest
ing
—
that
makes
the
mail
order
hous
­
prices. Special prices on hay and tastefully carried throughout the Reichers, Robison, M. Schultz, and es great. The merchants have their any person, firm or corporation, hav-
For Rent—New and comfortable feed in car lot*.
rooms with yellow chrysantheums. A Walls.
objections to file to the coinple-
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local association for mutual
and . ing
apartments at the Van Graven house,
— -— help, ----
tion oi said work, maw do *0 within
lunch was served.
I have a number of store buildings, dainty
¡behind
the
association
the
newspaper
two
weck, frorn lhe (lat<: of tt)i fir,t
Sth St. between Miller and Park
For
R
e
nt.
lhe invited guests were, Mesdames
' is pushing,
pushing,
pushing.
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n— Ever^-I
pub|ication.
Avenues.
* houses and office rooms to rent. Also Baker, Byers, McNair, Botts, Leon­
can give desirable ground lease in
is working, and everybody is
120 acres, 3 miles south of Tilla­ bodv
Hated this the 14th day of Novem­
Dr. Wise will be at the Tillamook various parts of the city desirable to ard, Mason, Clough, Jones, Farley,
happy and boosting. If you want a
office Saturday of this week and almost any needs. See me also for Campbell, Ammer, Walls, Crenshaw, mook City, Good building, school on live town get behind the newspaper ber, 1916.
J. C. Holden, County Clekr.
will leave Sunday or Monday for the city property on payments to auit Olson, Stevens, Groat, Brodhead, place. No stock. 34 to 40 acre* 1st and the newspaper will do the rest.
Gruber Lamb, E. D. Allen, W. A. bottom. Finely watered. Will rent Forget the time worn arguments that First publication, Nov. 16th, 1916.
east.
your income.—Rollie W. Watson.
for
3
years.
Reasonable.
Inquire
of
Last
publication,
Nov. 30th, 1916.
Williams, Schultz, J. P. Allen, Rob­
the paper is a dead one. The paper is
Mr». Ernest Kirk, and son Kilbur,
I have just received several of the ison, Riechers, Peterson, Fidwards, Zeno Bizer.
live enough if the people are alive.
left today for a two months visit with latest styles in Standard Pianos, and Bales, Stephens, Plank, Hadley, Kirk,
Call f»r City Warranta.
The surest test of a live town is a live
her father, who lives near Monument, would be pleased to have you call and B. L. Beals Jr, Winslow, Brians, Har­
For Rent.
newspaper,
and
a
newspaper
can't
be
in Grant County.
see them, at the Jones-Knudson rison, Franklin, Robinson, Holmes,
All outstanding Tillamook City
unless the town boosters do
Saunders,
A fine little 17 cow ranch. Must be alive
General Warrants, series "B”, en­
Mr*. N. E. Searcy, who has been Furniture Store. Sold on easy month­ Miller, Reedy, Shreve,
their share.—Current.
dorsed prior to May 1, 1918, will be
stopping at the Ernest Kirk home ly payments. The Wiley B. Allen Co. Smith, Youcl, M. Schultz, Hoy, Sev­ rented on acount of old age. Ijirge
erance, B. D. Lamar, Pennington, barn room for 20 cows, 5 room house,
for several months, left to-day for Leland B. Erwin, cunty represents-
paid upon presentation. Interest ceas­
• flays, Janery, Haberlach, Boals, rial­ 144 acre* of land, 40 cleared, team
Automobile Engineering.
tive.
es this 3rd day of November, 191«.
her home in Portland.
tom, Conover, Burge, Willett, Hill, C. horses, wagon and tools, milk route
M. W. Harrison,
Married at Vancouver, Wash, on Schultz, Hall, Burton, Koch, Miss. in city, '/1 mile from City limits. Can I We train men to become Auto
Now is the time to look after your
________City_T reasurer.
Fire Insurance on all your property. Friday, November loth, Attorney Blanch McNair.
1
Mechanics
and
be
rented
on
easy
term*.
See
Ben
Engineers,
Largest
It will surprise vou how cheaply you John Leland Henderson and Mrs.
land beat equipped auto-school
_________ west
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Kuppenbender, Nehalem, Ore.
Sick Headache,
-....v Sue
——. Armstrong,
________„. of Hood
can get a 3 or 5 year policy.—Rollie Marie
I of Chicago, Shops, laboratories and
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This distressing disease results
LEARN TELEGRAPHY.
River.
The
happy
couple
returned
to
W. Watsoo.
I overhauling departments Experts in from a disordered condition of
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the
For Sale or Trade for an Auto.
i every line. Over 325,000 in equip­ stomach, and can be cured by taking
Secure
Immediate
Employment
And
40 acres, with small house, cost ment alone. Six month* course—come Chamberlain’* Tablets. For sale by
3300.00. 32 fruit trees and sbubbery to Oakland, the new automobile cen­ Lamar's Drug Store.
The Poltychnic College of Oakland 3 years old, watered with 3 springs, ter. Address Oakland Auto-School,
Cal. is the Official Marconi Wireless but three large trees, rest vine maple 1310 Madiion St., Ookiand Cal.
"Before taking Chamberlain's Tab
School. Owing to this- great demand and small timber, all good land and
I lets iny husband suffered for several
for reliable operators in both Rail­ can be plowed if cleared. * acres
Do You Hava Sour Stomach?
year* from indigestion, causing him
road aod wireless codes we shall cleared and fenced.
- If you are troubled with sour stom­ to have pain* in the stomach and dis­
guarantee positions to all who enroll
ach
you
should
eat
slowly
and
mas
­
tress after eating. Chamberlain's
J. S .Stepheu*.
for full course prior to Jan. 13, 1 »17.
ticate your food thoroughly, then take Tablet* relieved him of these spell*
Room "I” Commercial Bldg
Write for particulars. Address Poly-
one
of
Chamberlain's
Tablet*
immed
­
Other farm property, but the abuv*
right away,” writes Mrs. Thoma*
technic College of Telegraphy, Osk- is a snap for a short Sims,
iately after supper. Far sale by La­ Casey, Geuev*. N. Y, For sale by
ma
r*
Drug
Store
land. Cak
Sam* choi«« dty low toe •*!«.
Lamar's Drug Store.
s THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK
Capital and Surplus, $30,000.00
BACK OF
The Service Rendered
Tillamook County Bank
BIG REDUCTION
Tillamook Jottings.
C. I. Clough Co
LAMAR’S VARIETY store
I.O-O.F. BLD,,
Drop in and Look Around
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