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THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 1, 1940 tops. To these simple peoples they and fine blankets too do be given a Otis Bullard shelled corn for Sam Mrs. LaVere Fife left Thursday are as American as the forty-niner new lease on life at these estab Henry the first of the week. The for a visit with her parents, Mr. who delved for gold in bonanza lishments. Deweys, Perle Richard and Art and Mrs. E. W. Bowman in Santa hills of the far west. And to leave Now all do know that the Mill Heiter helped. Monica, California. them now helpless to a foreign pow- on the Floss was bogged down in Gene, Virgil and Floyd Holoday George Jensen and Gene were -■r whose methods of governing are England but some may not know went to Austin, Oregon, Friday aft business visitors in Boise Monday. slavery for the governed, would be that here in Nyssa we do have a er a logging trailer and returned Mr. and Mrs. Dean Fife and as heartless at turning a southern Mill on the Snake. Well if not right Sunday. This week Gene. Virgil and Frederic were business visitors in bred stall raised racing horse loose on its banks, at least close by. And Bill and their wives are going to Payette and Ontario Sunday. on a northern winter range to shift we speak not of the sugar factory Bates, Oregon, to work at logging. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Gannon, Mr. for itself. These people do not re but of the Nyssa Flour Mill on South Mrs. Vernon Butler attended a and Mrs. Jack Gannon had a chili sent the American way. They were First street, long an established in card party at Mrs. Zack Walkers supper at the Leonard McIntyre not as the Philippines who have stitution in these parts where all one afternoon last week. Miss Paul home in Nyssa Thursday evening. fretted and fought against United manner of grain cleaning and ine and Truman Wagner were at They motored to Parma to the show States control. Rather they have grinding is done according to high Butler’s for supper in the evening later in the evening. the Chimmoros welcomed the pro est standards and where they do of the same day. Mrs. L. T. Chambers was in Wei- tection of the country who gave make a fine flour and cereals as Things About Nyssa's Shops Mr. and Mrs. Otis Bullard and ser on business Sunday. them so much of liberty and free well. Tis the Nyssa Flour Mill where Theo Matherly went to Caldwell Mrs. Floyd Thompson spent Sun dom after centuries of serfdom and Warren and Barclay be top men. Thursday on business. day in Weiser. worse from Spain. Now some folks there be who eat Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Byrd and Bill Loller of Houston spent Sun And so they will build a memorial Except for their bit of copra pro no meat such as the Hindus in In Donald of Valley View visited Mrs. day at the John Lackey home. to Borah? As if the greatest possible duced they have little of commer dia, some say. But we have often Virgil Holaday Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Dean Fife, Mr. and memorial has not been made by the cial value growing to tempt exploit thought that diet habit in the be George and Fred Moeller pur Mrs. L. T. Chambers, Mr. and Mrs. man himself in his own life time. ation from big capital—no room ginning is oft controlled by climatic chased some cattle from Stanley Elmer Taylor attended the Green The indelible imprint on history there for sugar cane, no forests of and sanitary conditions and of Mallett near Vale. Theo Matherly and Gold Ball at the L. D. S. church that he by his courage and indom- hard wood, no undiscovered miner course the abundance or lack of hauled them home Monday. in Nyssa Friday night. inable will to accomplish what he als, but to our way of thinking, if foodstuffs as well as the religious Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Orris atend- Mr. and Mrs. Gerrit Stam at believed to be right has made his these United States are to main motives so often ascribed to the ed a sale at Payette Saturday and tended the Pomona Grange meet monument indeed. But what will tain a commercial foothold in the cause. Surely in India where the bought some pigs. ing at Vale Saturday. they have? A hideous bronze or Orient and wish to see the ships of humidity and heat will spoil flesh Callers at the Moeller ranch were Mr. and Mrs. Bill Findling, Mr. marble likeness of the man?. Com the nation in far eastern ports of for human consumption ere it can Mrs. Lloyd Orris and Erma on Sat and Mrs. Gerrit Groot, and Mr. manding as was his appearance in trade, then we must protect our be prepared. But except in isolated urday, Mrs. Mae Fleming, Fred and and Mrs. Gerrit Stam spent Sunday life, his very ruggedness would make stepping stones across the Pacific cases, we of this country do like August Moeller, Sunday and Mrs. afternoon at the Jake Relk home in for unloveliness in such a vehicle including this microscopical spot of our meat. Good meat, well cured, Pearl Bullard and Mrs. Anna Dail Oregon Trail in honor of Mr. Relk’s for the fire in the soul of him would earth in a great ocean and its and handled according to govern Monday. birthday. The Holaday brothers went to be lost in cold metal or stone. A broadcasting station, its air base ment approved methods and that is bronze plaque perhaps of the head and its Americn people. Its govern just what we gourmands get here Salt Lake after a new truck and JOLLY JANES HOLD of him to hang in an honored place, ment should be kept under the con in Nyssa when we buy our flesh, returned Sunday. Donna Matherly has improved so MEETING THURSDAY and then something living, a schol trol of our own Navy even as it has fish and fowl at the Nyssa Packing much th at the doctor says that in arship, a public park perhaps, a been since the Spanish-American company store. Perhaps in no other business is a few weeks she will be able to get Borah foundation at the state uni debacle. And if it takes further for LOWER BEND—Jolly Janes met versity to further higher learning tification to do it, then let it be for consistent and constant accuracy so up. with Mrs. Myrtle Steelman Thurs Lambing is in full swing at the day. The day was spent quilting for important than at a drug store or scientific study, a summer moun tified. tain camp for underprivileged boys Twas a fine bit of a shoe sale where the merest slip may be the Ralph Jones ranch. Last week Mr. Mrs. Howard Hatch. Pollyannas and girls. But let it be a living thing that the Golden Rule store put on difference ’twixt life and death. Jones bought a new Chevrolet pick were drawn for the coming year. and not a lifeless tribute. New members joining were Mrs. El last Saturday and it was primarily Then why trifle with money-saving up and truck. The pie social that the club was len Sparks, Mrs. Dudley Mausling Guam, th a t tiny verdant speck all to make way for new spring stock cut-rate stores that in order to sell going to have Feb. 2 is postponed and Mrs. Carl Rains. A Sunsihne but hidden in the folds of the old soon to arrive and needing place on cheap must cut some place. Either box was made up and sent to little Pacific’s blue bosom, whose coral the shelves. But it is not alone in in their quality of product or in because of bad roads. Eleanor Abbl, who is in a Portland reefs rest on the cone of an extinct shoes that one picks up a neat bar the employee who handles the drugs. hospital. ALBERTA VALLEY volcano and spread out from its gain at that emporium, but all over But here in Nyssa no one needs to Wm. Stradley has been quite sick summit ’neath deep waters like an the store merchandise that is new accept anything but the best and Mr. and Mrs. Gerrit Groot, Mrs. and under the care of Dr. Sarazin. overgrown mushroom, is surely com and in perfect condition can be at fair prices too when they depend ing in for its share of notariety and purchased at a fine saving. And in upon the Owyhee Drug store to fill Gerrit Stam, Mrs. Pete Tensen were Tuesday his son Elmer of Arcadia the grocery department is a neat their medical needs. ’Tis a fine Friday afternoon visitors at the came to be with him a few days. press comment. Eleanor Abbl, who underwent an array of canned foods, rich in nu place to indulge in a hot or cold Dick Groot home. A picture island it is where tall soft drink or fill up on a man-sized Mr. and Mrs. Gerrit Stam are operation in the Domboecher hos triment but cheap in cost. Tenyo slopes greenly to the white sandwich such as they do make with driving a new coupe. pital in Portland Jan. 20 is improv Heavy has hung the fog over the such culinary skill. sands of curving lagoons, where no Mr. and Mrs. Gerrit Stam were ing nicely and expects to return snake nor poisonous insect grows valley since the thaw and last rain But if it is food one wants, the and only the iguana slipping and to our way of thinking fog in making of a square meal to be cook Thursday dinner guests at the John home around the first of February. Mr. and Mrs. Archie Howell and through the bundocks reminds one spring and autumn is as useless as ed at home, the hearty snack dear Timmerman home in Big Bend. Mr. and Mrs. Gerrit Stam were family of Nyssa spent Sunday with of a prehistoric mamal existence. flies in summer. A bedevilment of to the male appetite or something business visitors in Boise Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Russell. The natives, now a blend of Chim- Satan made to confound man, so dainty in innard filling for the Kees Blocker of Ontario, Rickus Mrs. Dwight Fleshman entertain moro and Spanish, are a happy to speak. But on the homeward ladies, then at Barney Wilson’s Van Twisk of Valley View, Dick peaceful people, little caring for the trek from Boise Saturday eve, par canst the shopper find just the Groot visited at the Pete Tensen ed at a dinner Sunday honoring her husband’s birthday. Miss Icel Col ceaseless warring and Jarring of the ticularly grateful were we for the thing to meet every need. And hast home Sunday afternoon. lins of Napton and Miss Mary Ann outside world, grateful to this na orange guiding lines in the high indulged in some of that sweet sa Mr. and Mrs. Lute Stam of New tion who has given them so much of way. For without them, travel would vored and tender celery they do ell Heights spent Thursday after Schneider were guests. Mr. and Mrs. Horace Chaney took freedom and the good things of life. have been impossible in spots. Then market there these days. Easy it is noon with Mr. and Mrs. Gerrit their infant son to Boise last week Public schools, the right to worship to add to the difficulty and hazard to get the vitamins, salts and what Groot. for medical treatment. as their heart dictates, canned food of driving in such murkiness are nots the docs do tell us to eat the Mr. and Mrs. Martin Osborn vis Mr. and Mrs. Zeb Wilson and those selfish, stupid drivers who will in abundance, an ice plant, a post celery way. ited Keith Prestel in Council on family of Nyssa attended the P. T. office and a bank. Though why any not dim their lights. Always a men Shop in Nyssa with Journal ad Thursday. A. social at the school house Sat one should be silly enough to want ace they are to motoring safety, but vertisers and ye wilt not waste thy Klaas Tensen was bowling in Pay urday night. to tuck the coins away where they especially so in fog or when the time and thy gas going farther. ette Sunday. Chas. Purdy was a business caller can neither be seen nor used is pavement, wet and shining in the Gerrit Groot was a business vis in Nyssa Saturday. one of the enigmas of the white man rain reflect the gleam. itor in Ontarib Wednesday. A surprise party was given Satur to them. In the years of the Ameri And it was a grand Queen Liz NYSSA HEIGHTS Mr. and Mrs. Martin Osborn and day evening honoring Mr. and Mrs. can occupation there have been that Bette Davis didst portray at daughters spent Sunday afternoon Ray Kolsky, who are moving soon many of their girls married to the the Nyssa cinema this week. Essex, Mr. and Mrs. Rees Byram, Mr. with Mr. and Mrs. Kelly Luce in to omedale. white men of occupation, sailors and poor dear, would love the wrong and Mrs. Dan Corbett, Mont and Nampa. Dale Teter, who has been ill, is marines, most of whom have re gal. But men are like that and if Jimmie Joe and Edna Hallock were Mrs. Maud Bogart, who has been back in school again. mained on the island until now they keep their heads on their Sunday dinner guests of the G. E. staying at the home of her daugh Miss Icel Collins of Napton, spent there is a new generation of blood shoulders in this advanced day of Webster family. ter, Mrs. Klaas Tensen, during her the week-end at the Dwight Flesh- mixtures. But Guam is not like the civilization oft do find themselves Harold, son of Mr. and Mrs. O. illness, returned Saturday to her man home. States where ’tis considered low in the rear end of the family dog J. Kurtz, was ill and absent from home. The Hyatt family from Caldwell brow, psycopathically emotional and house. But the shows at this Nyssa school Thursday and Friday. Virgil Johnson of Nyssa called at have moved to the McCart place. all together bad form to salute the Theatre are ever the kind th a t put Webb Pennie is doing some plas the O. Z. Matthews home on busi Miss Margaret Hyatt has enrolled flag of the land or to sing its na the theatre in this town in the front tering in Ontario this week. as a junior in the Adrian high ness Sunday. tional anthem in public. There the row of favored entertainment. Dean Byram was a Sunday din Ray and Merle Lewis left Mon school her sister Marcia has entered children are gathered for morning This past week there didst come ner guest of Colby Poage in Apple day for their home in Richmond, the sixth grade of the grade school setting up exercises in the public to hand a booklet put out by the Valley. Utah. here. Mont Corbett was an overnight squares of the burros each morning fire underwriters on how to protect George Toombs of Emmett, who and as the tropical sun climbs up one’s homestead from the loss by guest of Gilbert Lutz in Nyssa Tues- has been spending the last of the KINGMAN KOLONY into the blue heavens they stand at fire. So many little things one does dany and attended the show. week at the Robert Toombs home, attention and at salute as the Stars each day that are wrong, we were Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Keyser and returned Tuesday to Emmett. Robert Bently of Pendleton spent and Stripes of this their adopted astounded. But chief among them children drove to Boise and Eagle, Mr. and Mrs. Luther Fife were a short while on Tuesday visiting government, are run up into the was this almost universal practice Idaho, Thursday. business visitors in Emmett Sun with his cousin and family Mrs. Many of the stock ponds were day. sunlight and with bared heads so of enticing the flirtive flame with Clarence Elliott. stand till the last strains of the a dose of kerosene. ’Tis a rendezvous filled by the runoff from the snow Mrs. B. K. Prestel who has been The Amateur Hour program fur “Star Spangled Banner" played by with death itself, or mayhap per of last week. visiting at the Martin Osborn home, nished by the Kingman 4-H club the navy band fades over the tree manent injury and disfigurement, Vernon Walker of Caldwell visited left Sunday for a visit with her on Friday evening was well attend even to blindness. Another common his sister, Mrs. E. R. Anderson and daughter, Mrs. Kelly Luce in Nam ed by parents and friends of the family Friday afternoon. cause of home destruction by fire is pa. amateur performers. The Potato Train was of great in the improper insulation around flues Pete Tensen attended a conserva Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Piercy expect terest to all who were able to at and chimneys. But the greatest pro tion meeting in Ontario Friday. to move Tuesday into the house re tection against total loss is full cov tend from this district. Francis Gardner left Monday for cently vacated by the Barker family. Mrs. I. B. Allen has lost a dia Idaho Falls on business. erage by insurance. Full coverage Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wilson and taken out in a reliable firm through mond ring. It was missing from its Mary Gardner left Monday for family and Vida Wallace were Sun reliable dealers such as we have usual place of safe keeping. Pocatello, where she will visit her day dinner guests of Mrs. Mary here in Nyssa at the Bernard East sister, Mrs. Alice Facer. Nichols. man Realty office on Main near Mrs. Robert Toombs and George Mr. and Mrs. Dale Ashcraft, Mr. BUENA VISTA Third, or the Frank Morgan office were Sunday dinner guests at the and Mrs. Conrad Martin and Mr. Dr. Francis S. Weir or the Nyssa Realty where Eton and N. E. Hatt home in Owyhee. Burl Wyckoff, Edward and Irvin Jessie Graham do wield the big Hazel Lankford of Emmett vis and Mrs. Elmer Dutton attended Topliff, Geo. and Harold Boyles ited Mrs. Ethel Lankford Sunday. Pomona Grange in Vale on Satur Dentist stick, both on Main near First. day. And when the family jalopy fin were among those who attended a They also called on Mr. and Mrs. Office: Sarazin Clinic Bldg. The Homemaking club, led by party at the Tom Johnson home on Jack Gannon. ally slithered through the last mud Phone 5W hole on Saturday to land thee and Friday evening. Jesse Sharp left Monday for Rig Miss Mary Prouty, met at the home E. L. Jamison spent Tuesday in by, Idaho, where she will visit rel of Dorothy Toomb Saturday after thy clan on Nyssa’s drippy pave noon. Nampa. ments, we do hope that thou were atives. CARL H. COAD Mr. and Mrs. Dave Mitchell and Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Topliff and among the throngs to take advan Mr. and Mrs. Luther Fife and Mrs. ATTORNEY-AT-LAW tage of Mrs. Atkeson's 2-4-1 sale, a Mr. and Mrs. Alva Goodell attend Ethel Lankford attended a social Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Cotton visited house dress and a snappy new street ed a party given at the Harlan Maw at Letha, Idaho, Thursday evening. the potato train when it stopped in PHONE 31 or dress frock for the price of the home Saturday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Gannon visited Nyssa on Wednesday. Nyssa, Oregon W. L. Schaffer Is reported on the Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Wyckoff and at the Earl Farr and Clyde Wake latter. Surely 'twas a sale scarce equalled in these parts for many a Barbara were Ontario visitors Fri field homes in Nyssa Sunday after sick list this week. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Elliott of Vale day. noon. day. L. A. Maulding, M.D. were visitors for a , short while on Quite a large crowd from this And we didst spy on her rack Mrs. Luther Fife and Lila and Physician and Surgeon two new wine-colored coats. Styled district went through the potato Mrs. Ethel Lankford were In On Saturday evening in the parental T. T. Elliott home. Phone 37 Wednesday afternoon at tario on business Saturday. in the new in-at-the-waist effect train T. C. E. society of the Kingman a Hcurs: 10 to 12 and 1 to 5 Mr. and Mrs. El wood Lankford of and at a price so low to be scarcely Nyssa. Irvin Topliff returned to school Emmett were Sunday evening guests Daily—Except Sunday believable. A fine topping they wiU make for any spring costume and a Thursday afternoon after several of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Gannon Pry Building weeks illness. Mrs. Harry Khron and Willis, and snug covering for another winter. Mr. and Mrs. Alva Goodell, Donna Donald Willis of Twin Falls were And now with the mud thicker TOWNSEND CLUB than gumbo it’s a bad time to have Belle and Alva Jr., and Leo Udlinck Sunday guests at the John Lackey to change a tire, given out from were Sunday dinner guests at the home. MEETINGS Twlla Crawford of Nyssa and Viv much use. And there is no need now C. C Wyckoff home. The dinner was Meets 1st and 3rd Monday at | that a new one canst be got at the in honor of Mrs. Wyckoff's and Mr. ian and Lila Fife played in a con Eagles Hall cert in the L. D. S. church at Wei Gambles store on Main near Third Goodell's birthdays. Romaine Jennings was absent ser Sunday. at so low a cost and with the added A. L. McClellan President Jake Fischer attended a meeting inducement of a trade-in allowance from school this week because of Don G ra h a m ____ Secretary of the Boulevard Grange Friday I for the poor down to the tread thing ilness. îh e Public Is Invited afternoon. that hast been so long used. Mr. and Mrs. Jake Fischer and And next to having a new outfit ARCADIA Mr and Mrs. Andrew Boersma at- | NYSSA AERIE ! there 1st nothing th at so sets up a tended the White Satin Ball in woman' or a man’s for that matter, F. O. E. NO. 2134 The stork left an SH-pound girl Nyssa Monday night. self-esteem and overcomes the old Meets Wednesday Night Luther Fife was in Boise on busi inferiority complex as a suit or at the Britt Ingham nursing home AT EAGLES HALL frock fresh cleaned and renewed at for Mr. and Mrs. Oeorge Moeller ness Monday Visiting Eagles Welcome Mrs. Jake Fischer was a business one of Nyssa’s good cleaning shops. Wednesday evening, January 24. The HARRY MINER, Sec. The Main's or the Nyssa Tailor little Miss has been named Jean visitor in Ontario Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Leo Fife and chil Shop Both are tops when it comes Marie. They returned home Friday CLIFF GREER. Pres. , to putting the new back in long- afternoon and Mrs. Perle Richard la dren and Deana Jensen were in On- I tario on business Monday. ! suffering garments. Rugs and hats caring for mother and baby. Ye Snooper’s Column Professional Cards PAGE THREE Community church had a pot luck dinner on Sunday at the home of their leader. Mrs. J. G. Lane. At this time the group made plans for C. E. week, starting on February 4. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Clark and Mrs. Clark’s brother, Milo Lamber- son of Salem called in the William Tocmb home Saturday eevnlng. The Kingman W C. T. U. held their regular meeting at the home of Mrs. J. G. Lane on Thursday aft ernoon. Mrs. Earl Osborn led the devotionals. afternoon, Feb. 2, with Mrs. Clyde Steelman. Mrs. John Timmerman enter tained relatives from near Nyssa on Thursday afternoon. Mrs. M. L. Judd of Newell Heights and Mrs. E. H. Brumbach were Caldwell visitors Thursday. Mrs. F. A. Miller ana Virginia spent Wednesday and Thursday in Boise. The 8-20 club met with Mrs. Arch Parker Friday afternoon. Visit From Caldwell— Mr. and Mrs. Bryon Pounds and their family of Caldwell spent Sun day with the Roy Pounds family. In Ontario— Keith Moss left the first of the week for Ontario where he la now working, but Mrs. Moss and their children will remain in Nyssa until school is out in the spring. Sprains Ankle— Elizabeth Atkeson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Atkeson, sus tained a severely sprained ankle on Sunday when the horse she was riding slipped on the highway and threw her. WADE FIRST AID COURSE COMPLETED BIG BEND—The first aid course being held at Wade school house was completed last Wednesday. An advanced course will start Thurs day. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Perez of Arena valley were calling in this vicinity Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Claude Eachus and family, Mr. and Mrs. E. Eskew and Kenneth. Mrs. L. Eachus and Mrs. Roy Moore and Ralph were dinner guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Harris of Vale. Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Parker, Mrs. Arch Parker and Kenneth Parker spent last Tuesday in Caldwell and Boise. Mrs. Dyre Roberts entertained Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hatch and son of Adrian, Mr. and Mrs. Arch Park er, Mr. and Mrs. Virl Bishop and Carrol Thomas at a dinner party on Sunday in honor of Dyre's birthday. Miss June Clark spent the week end in Parma and Boise. Messrs. John Horsley and Bis- mark Nelson of Boise were Sunday guests in the Brumbach home. Mrs. Clyde Riggs and sons of Par ma were Sunday guests of her par- eents, Mr. and Mrs. B. G. Roberts. The Jolly Janes met with Mrs. Clyde Steelman last Thursday, hav ing an all days meeting. Mrs. E. Abbl, who was to entertain has gone to Portland where her little daugh ter underwent an operation at Dorn- boecher hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Roberts and children of Roswell were dinner guests of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. B. G. Roberts Saturday. The Sparks brothers have rented the Malone ranch in Arena Valley and the Hickman family, who lived there are moving to the Bend. Mrs. Case Muntjewerff is con fined to her bed with a heart a t tack. Donna and Joyce Ashcraft of Adrian spent Monday night with Iola Parker. Arch Parker was called to Boise Monday, as his 92-year-old mother was seriously ill with pneumonia. Mr. and Mrs. Will Van de Water of Wilder were Saturday callers in the Haworth home. Mrs. R. L. Haworth spent the week-end visiting in the Hoalst home in Grandview. Mr. and Mrs. Delmar Hamilton of Marsing were dinner guests Sun day in the W. T. Hamilton home. Wade P. T. A. will meet Friday Nyssa Flour Mills Manufacturers of Flour, Feeds, Cereals & Pancake Flour Custom Grinding— Hammermill or Roll Grain Cleaning and Treating Warren & Barclay MONEY ORDERS 10 * Each May be obtained at any Branch of this Bank! Here is a new conven ient way to pay bills... make]| installment or mail-order payments or to'Send money any where in Oregon. First^National Bank Money Orders may be obtained at any branch in^amounts up to MOO t...at only'10* per order. A Profession Built O n Faith Yovjn— d not bo a depositor to en/oy thls^now*service. Every time we fill a prescription we keep this thought in mind. Two reputations and a life de pend on how faithfully we fol low instructions. The doctor's reputation, our own reputation, and the life of somebody’s moth er, father, sweetheart, or child. Pharmacy is a profession built on faith. We're proud of the faith you have in us—we won’t fail you. PHONE 29 ■QniffMitinck FIRST NATIONAL BANK OmORTUMD O W Y H E D RUG CO. 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