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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1904-10-23
Good Thing Lasts
Long Enough
to Win.
Special Dispatch to The Call.

CHICAGO, Oct. 22.-Floral King,
with ia pounds UP. made a show Of
his field in the Phoenix handicap to-
day at Worth. He led all the way
and won unextended, with two lengths
TO spare. Brancas. the well-backed
favorite, was second, three lengths in
front Of New Mown Hay, which beat
Ananias a neck for third money.
The Canadians put over another
good thing in the first race in Albert,
which. after leading by a big mar
gin throughout, barely lasted long
enough to win by half length from
Emperor Of India. the hot favorite.
Summary:
FIRST RAcE-six furlongs: ta'ee-year~olds
Betting. Horse. weight, Jockey. St. Y Fin.
etc l-Alibert. Jos CR- Johnson)-io A y
Ito Emp. Of India. l06 tRbns) y a
90 10 MY Jane. lol OHonman). IL IL
Winner. Ed Whitehead's b. &. 90 by Albert
Leda- Cardinal Wolsey 1lS, st Paula 101'
Miss Anthony los. Beautiful and Best ia,
Anna BesI JOG. Fr1endless 1o1, Mansard l24.
finished as named.
SECOND RAcE-Fve and half furiongs;
two-yesr-olds: purse:
Betting. Horse. Weight. Jockey. St Fin.
ITO 5-Cutter los crreubeD...- II IS
8 70 2-Subtle. 1o3 QSobbinsl--.-. 22n
Tine, los start good. Won easily. Winner.
]. A. Wernberg's b. b. by Gotham-ksnnore
Queen. Pelham es LAWYER ZOE. Smithy Kane
IS. West BroOkheld l0s. Blanche &C. finished
as named
THIRD RAcE-one and & sixteenth miles;
Phoenix handicap: three yesr-olds:
-. laT Id "a sbS S%Ri3 i g
dOto1-N NJ Hay 100 CWshd) \ nix
Time. l:z7 2-5. Start good. Won easily.
Winner H. Gardner's br G By Gigantsum-
wings IL finished as named.
FOURTH RAcE-six furIonss: handicap;
Betting. Horse. Weight. Jockey. St. q Fin.
16 20 Big Ben. 132 (Priorl.... ] u
4 TO IN. johnson. lo7 CAicIntr) 8 1A2
Time. I:I3 3-5- start fair Won handily.
Winner. n Tennes' br. 9; % by Ben strome-
lighter IS. Hands Across los. finished as
named
FIFTH RAcE-Mne and seventy yards;
three yesr-olds and up; handicap:
Betting Horse. Weight Jockey. St FIN;
70 1-Rs5sin ss 1ps SKSnz' sk
IS 10 1-Jane Holly 90 CHoffman) Sc sig
Time. 40. Start poor Won driving. Win
Nekomis. spencerian 90. wainamoinen ios,
Lurslighter SO. finished as named. Satire 80.
left.
SIXTH RAcE-one and three-eighths miles;
three-yesr-olds and up; selling:
Betting. Horse, Weight, Jockey. st. Y Fin.
50 to LA chaperone IS 9Onmn) 8 IS 23h
II 10 &C Miller. SIS (Perrine).. 2 90 81
Time. 2:2s. start good. Won easily win
Emma Pc If Bard Of "a Avon 6y o. saPia ss
Benckart III, The Way 10l. Malakoff 80, m
ished named
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BOOkieS Are Hit
Hard by Big
BettOrS.
Special Dispatch to The Call.

JAMAICA, Oct. 22.-Three heavily
backed good things went through in
tO-day's races in James r. Keene's
Augur. winner Of the fourth race:
Thomas Stewards Cannon Ball, win
ner of the fifth race, and Mrs. Charles
Cochran's Sonoma Belle. winner of
the sixth race. Judging by the fact
that all three closed at much smaller
odds than were exhibited at the open
ing Of the betting and the further fact
that certain shrewd operators are
known TO have won heavily on Augur
and Sonoma Belle, the day must be
put on record as a bad one for the
boOkmakers.
Twelve thousand persons say H. B.
Duryea's Hearts Desire win the
Oceanus stake. the chief race of the
day. She defeated Bedouin. Hand
zarra, Butcher. Czaraphine and others
There were good odds against Hearts
Desire, because many had failed to
note that in her previous race she
was cut of By Handzarra on the back
stretch and really had little chance
TO make I'D her lost ground because
of the fast pace. Summary:
FIRST RAcE-six furlongs; three-y esr-olds
and up; selling:
Betting. Horse. Weight. Jockey. St q Fin
Is 70 5-Monet. 104 crravers).....4 81 In
Is 70 sod England, s5 tcrimns) 9 81 2h
Time. 1:ls As. start struggling. Won clev-
erly. Winner, L V. Bells CHI c. by Ben
strome-Miorose. counterpoise. Astarits- Lbe-
Ma 70 San. Young Henry. Monte Carlo and
Charles Ellwood finished as named
SECOND RACE-One and a sixteenth miles;
three-yea--olde and up; selling:
Betting Horse, Weight. Jockey. St Fin
eto 1-Gravina. los OH. Phillips) Al 90
6to Seymour. 100 Csperling).. 8 III 3h
Time, Las. start fair Won driving. Win
lie-Beloved. Arschne. Dimple. HkeIa- Court
maid. Acsful and Locket finished as named
THIRD RAcE-Five and a half furionrs;
The Oceanus stakes; two-year-olds:
Betting. Horse. Weight, Jockey. ST. Y Fin.
z 70 1-Bedouin. 10 (Burns)....e 81 I'll
3 70 2--Handzarra. 100 CRedfernl 8 3h
wsnnssr IL B Du s5s s % Ss a9yinE
Admiration. Butcher. Inspiration. Czaraphine
Austin Allen. Aliumeur. finished as named.
FOURTH RAcE-six furiongs; The Tama-
qua handicap: al ages:
TO 1-Augur % Ccrimmins)... 8 81 IL
70 Ascension. III CRedfern) H.2i
Z e 1G iis Is sss1 fas1 Won s.i5v
Winner J. r. Keene's ch. g. by St. Leonards
seeress. High Chancellor. Race King. wotsn.
Waterside finished as named
FIFTH RAcE-One mile and seventy yards.
for maiden three-year-olds and up: purse:
Betting Horse. Weight. Jockey. ST q Fin
70 Cannon Ball, ITO (Martin) III III
s TO 5-Spring Silk ITO (Hildbnc) ! 81 oh
20 TO MUTT Blanche. 107 (s5urns) 8 411b8 IL
Tine. las Is. Start good. Won driving.
Winner T. Stewards br. c. by Artillery-G Golden
Horn. Revsne, Sir Shep All Right, chattah
and Xxi finished named.
SIXTH RAcE-One and eighth miles;
handicap for all ages:
Betting Horse. Weight. Jockey. St q Fin.
II 10 5-Sonorna Belle I0S(Cochrn) - IL
10 Orthodox 120 Oyne) 21k24
10 2-Brigand 102 G1ildebrnd) 5 81 3h
Time. 1850. Start good. Won easily. Win
ner. Mrs. c. Cochran's ch. T. by Star Ruby
Sonoma- Ascetic. Hello and Wire In finished
named.
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Boys 7oc Stockings at IL Nc
Fast black cotton stockings. in
wide or narrow rib, extra long and
elastic. double knees; sizes u,
III, Sh and IA.
Girls 2oc Stockings at I2Zc.
Seamless. fast black. Isle finish,
= extra long and elastic sizes. 8 y to
az. 1910 pair.
Women's age Stockings at Isc pr
Fast black maco cotton, extra long
and elastic, double so1es, spliced
heels. sizes to 10.
r2IZc Fancy Stockings at &C.
For women. Seamless elastic cot
ton. in black and white figures;
sizes S1k to 10.
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At 5oc-Soft Scratch Felt Hats-Swell
ready-to-wear hats for women; in
white, blue, brown and red, black
gray and champagne
At 95c-Tucked Felt Turbans-Trimmed
with quilts. 95c instead of $3.50
at 85c-8 Styles In Ready o-Wears-AIl
colorS.
at S2.25-Ready-to-Wear Hats-For wo-
men; worth $500; trimmed with
pompons. wings; every one hand
made. One of the best values of ALL
At S2.45-French Sailors-Worth $500:
beautifully trimmed with BIRDS
breasts. ribbons or velvet
at 50c-Chi1dren's Ready-to-wear Hats
That are worth $1.00; lots of them
trimmed with ribbon bands; all
colorS.
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At 65c-Children's Beaverette Hats
Untrimmed, in four different shapes,
in white and colors. CSC instead of
$3.50.
At S1-5o-Fur Felt Hats-Worth 1928,
untrimmed, new French sailors, all
colors except white.
At 81 -25-Four New Shapes-In scratch
felt. untrimmed; white, pale blue,
reseda green-colors most popular
now. S1.25 instead of $1.75.
At S1.75-Fine Velvet Shapes-Hand-
made. untrimmed. They're not val
veteen; s styles, new French sailors,
Gainsboroughs and turbanS; nearly
every color. S1.75 instead of $2.75.
At s5c-Girls' Hats-22 different styles;
trimmed with ribbons, gold buttons
and bands.
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to the winner. Pretension equaled the
track record In the fourth race. Sum
mary:
FIRST RAcE-rhree-year- olds: six and a
half furlongs
Betting. Horse Weight. Jockey. St. Y Fin.
2 TO Jake webr. Jos CMunro) 8 Al %
10 TO 1-Sweet Note, 95 Q-Wilms) 2 ms
Time 1:23h. Start good Won driving.
Winner, ]. r. Cookers oh. g. (3). by Tristan
Vocaletta. Flora 81. Pompeii 100. Flyer l07,
Birdie Stone 100. DR.. Kiley 100. Catherine
Knox 100 finished named. (Sam Lazarus
los pulled up
SECOND RACE-One mile: Forecast handi-
Betting Horse. Weight, Jockey. st. q Fin.
to Violin. 100 ID Austn).. . II III
10 7-Layson. 1o6 (Munro).... 3 2422
8 10 1-Dromio. 90 (S. Dickson).
Time. IA. Start good. Won driving Win
ner. 7. p. Hayes br. T. by Charade-v Viola z,
THIRD RACE-One mile and seventy yards:
three year-oids and up:
Betting. Horse. Weight Jockey st. q Fin
4 10 1-Mindora, 105 CEmben).. Z 5h III
TO Check Morgan. 90 (Willms) s II ms
TO Frank Rice. 100 (Rice).... 8 q 80
Time, AIN. Start good. Won driving Win
ner B. Schreiber's br. Z. "a by Sain-Park
Ridge. Behoove 1o2. DR.. Kier 1O5 Avoid IO7.
Oudenarde 107. Lyrist 80 Amberita 80, Algon-
quin s. finished as named.
FOURTH RACE-One and a sixteenth miles:
three year-olds and up:
Betting Horse, Weight, Jockey. st. q Fin
to 1-Pretension. 100 (AicLghln) % IL
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Black Dress Goods

To complete the occasion.
4z-in. Black Alpaca at $50
5o-inch one at 45c yard, 5o-inch
black Sicilian at soc, 54-inch black
Sici1ian at 75c.. Some unusually
extra values tomorrow to sup
plement this October silk sale.
French Voiles at 75c-
That are AZ inches wide; worth
$1.00. 46-inch French voiles at
S1.oo. worth $1.25: all in black.
Black Broadcloth at SI.oo-
It's so inches wide. both Ameri-
can and French makes, up to $500
yard.
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At Soc yaru-SpangIed trimmings, IN
black galloons, appliques and band
effects And at SOC. 75o. $l.oo. sl.5o
and $500 yard.
At SOC yard-Silk applique trimmings, in
floral and medallion shapes, white
and black. Up to $500 yard
At S1.5o yard-Spangled net allovers, Is
and ~ inches wide; in black at S1.5o
to $3.50 yard. In white. $500 to
$3.50 yard
At 71hc yard-Fancy silk braids and
gimps; many pretty designs and pat
terms; black, white, plain and attrac-
tive mixed colors 71ac, 1-3c, loo,
12Mc, 15c. 2oc. 25c to 75c.
At 15c yard-Persian band trimmings.
straight edge and fancy edged eff
fects. 15c, 25c and SOC yard.
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vampires to Play the Thistles.

The opening match of the associa-
ton football season will be played to-
day at Freeman's Park, Oakland, be-
tween the winners and the runners-up
for the 1903-1904 championship of
the California Association Football
League. The kickoff will be at $50
p. m. The teams will line up:
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3 to 1-Footlights' Fav., 104( Dksn) 1 LII "a
to 2-Taby Tosa 100 (Austin). 3 II 80
Time. l AZ. Start good. Won easily. Winner.
P. NJ. Ewell's b. e. CD by Orifiamb Vanity.
Lubin 10s Flora Willoughby OF, Jack Young
1o2, Alden ia, finished as named.
FIFTH RACE-Six furiongs; two-year- olds:
Betting. Horse. Weight, Jockey. St. y Fin
10 to I- BYE 100 @ 1MgnroO; 9 ss5h
to 1-Argosy. 9s (Austin). 80. 2h sn
Time. 1:15%. Start good. Won driving.
Winner, M WEIGHS b. c. by Star Ruby
Plaisance Jungle Imp 90, McJetta 90, Ollie
Burnett 95 Mellwood 9S. Kitty Belle Brooks
98. Jack Moran IS, John Randolph 95, Lady
Lou 90. finished named.
SIXTH RACE-Six and a half furlonss;
three-yea -olds and up:
Betting. Horse. Weight. Jockey St. q Fin.
2 to Felix Mozzes, 100 (Young) 81 LII
s TO 1T. knight, 103( Cheatham) AZ az
10 to ATLAS. - tRice). ..;..3 FL 3h
ner. ]. b. Banahan g. Co.'S. b. c. go by st.
Felix-Annona. Howling Deryish 105, Laura
Hunter 104. Miss Manners los, Tom Mankins
104. Whiskers 107. Bensonhurst 104, Albany
Girl 102, finished as named.
SEVENTH RAcE-one and three-sixteenth
miles; three-year-old and up:
Betting. Horse, Weight. Jockey. st. Y Fin.
to 1 SEM cr az q los GOsue'. lHJJ5
to marlin. 1o4 tcheatham).. 213n
Time, 2:02H. Start good Won easily.
Winner, j. Lynchs ch. h. (5) by Eon-Vir-
CLINE. Extol 103, Lemon Girl 81, Imboden a.
handspring 102. Burke Cochran 105. Jollier SO.
finished as named.
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Miss Van Vliet Takes the Trophy.
1t was ladies' day at the park yes
terday. The finals for the Cochran
cup being played. while a third class
singles tournament was completed
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Order by Mail

If you can't come to the store. order
anything in this ad by mail.
We will send you our new fall
catalogue, replete with new style
ideas and economies. If YOU
will send US your name and ad-
dress.
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HAYES HORSES RUN oNE-Two.
Violin and Layson Perform Well i'm the
Forecast JIandicap.

ST. LOUIS. Oct 22.-violin and
LAWSON from the Hayes barn ran one
two to-day in the Forecast handicap
at Delmar. Only three starters went
70 the post. The race was worth $3.50
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1904-10-23

They're in CLOTH cheviot and mixed materials
every size here every be fitted as long as
they last They will be snapped up quickly for rainy
day or work suits. If you have particular color, or
prefer an Eton to jacket effect, or vice versa we
would advise you to come early
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1904-10-23

A 200-pound Nebraska girl was mar
ried the other day. The editor of the
local paper, after racking his brains in
an effort to say something nice about
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1904-10-23
great outpoung of good notions headed by
these soc
Ready-tO-Wear Shields 35C

Shields made specially for Require sewing pnning
and accomplish the result they're made better any
shield
be
g. 35c They
is OF
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Will be every DIT OF @I5. NO TWO
alike, every color shape trimmed with ostrich Punes
algretes pompons.
At $475 have had many styles to choose FROM
Then there beautiful trimmed hats at 1915 velvet and
silk trimmed with pumes and feathers and plenty OF black hats
among them. Every of them worth 5000.
And readyowear hats $s45 in chenille braid and felt
alike Hats New Yorks foremost mlners made to sell
at 5000 and $500.
It's week have aside to show how
mneryhow than
last.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1904-10-23

Mems Flannelette
Night Shirts at 45c
Made generously full
for freedom and ease and
comfort, 81 inches long,
all sizes, IS to 10. Made
with rundown collars or
military collars. In pink,
blue or gray stripes.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1904-10-23

Curtains at S1.95-Lace curtains In
white or ecru, 8 II yards long, so
to 81 inches wide. Six patterns
to choose from, in the madras and
Nottingham weaves. s1.95.
Nottingham Curtains 75c-300 pairs
of heavy Nottingham curtains for
bed chambers or attic or base
ment windows. yards long.
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New Laces: New Trimmings

In every new style and every pattern
Many ideas shown for the first time tomorrow
Styles to become every costume its beauty and
attrac1veness; and maybe help you in selecting
dnetto
N for
10
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Art Denim, 121zc yard-Figured art
denim. "a inches wide. heavy
weight. for lounge, box or window
seat coverings.
Si1koline, 8 1-5c yard-Figured silko-
line. IS inches wide. in Nile green.
pink, light blue and white grounds.
Dainty patterns for home draping
or comforter coverings.
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her, called her the elegant bride"
Imagine his feelings when the paper
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Stockings More Important
Than They Have Been in Many Day.

Boys Stockings Girls stockings
stockings sc;
ings at $50; Women's fancy stockings
hundreds for the first time tomorrow
prices could sell quickly full
under prices we them
haven't had before
where other a
opportunity Of
MORO
bargain table for provided
dseIing LIE the values
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Last Chance to See worlds Fair.

Only four more sale dates for cheap tickets
TO the FaIr-Oct. 18th. 10th. Goth and 27th.
For particulars relative to making trip over
Northern Pacific Railway. see Il. h. Stateier,
General Agent. e47 Market ST.. s. b.
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We VIII Make skirts Free

Agdin this zUeek. You buy the mate
rial for your ordinary skirt length and
our expert man tailor zyfH make yon
a plain skirt free. Further partic4-
lars at the dress goods debarfment.
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Sale of Curtains $2.1O
Regular $500 Arabian Curtains

KeguIaT
Over 900 pairs this price, comprising the entire
of Eastern maker If you need surely
these tomorrow See OF them in window to-day
yre
special tonnorro at of
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We Will Trim Every Hat Free

Whether chids
of We have the the picture
the window the how
order by mail
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More New Styles Have Come In
WOOlteXS Suits for Women

They will be shown first time tomorrow. YESTERDAY
in buying of the Wooltex $500 coats for chill
dren made the remark that better than any she
had paid $500 for before
Of
Win braid and buttons; sturdy
too
tght-fttng
/
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25c Wool Stockings Ioc-
For women Fast black and Oxford
gray, wool; soft, warm quality.
wide or narrow ribbed legs gray
merino heels and toes. Sizes S1z
to 10. 19c pair.
soc Lace Stockings at ssc-
Fer women. Allover lace Isle. lace
welt at the top. double French
soles; sizes to 10. 35c pair.
Children's 25c Stockings Isc pr
Fine ingram cotton stockings.
HermsdOrf black. with unbleached
soles and feet. double knees: sizes
S, 615. and ~. 15c pair.
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And to make the occasion gen.
orally interesting here are
Three Lace Bargains
At Sc yard-Worth loo and 12Hc-
Normandy Valenciennes and Point
de Paris laces, many patterns, sew
eral In sets. " to 5 inches wide
and insertions to match, 1 to 2
inches wide.
At 21sc yard-Worth SC and 7Hc:
Normandy. Valenciennes and Point
de Paris laces. many patterns, sew
eral in sets, l u to inches wide
and insertions to match 1 to 2
inches wide.
At Sc yard-Worth 15c and zoe: Nor
mandy, Valenciennes and Point de
Paris effects. edgings 21k to s
inches wide; insertions IN to 8
inches wide; in floral. bowknot and
pretty Teneriffe designs.
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Felt Hats at Csc

And their usual lowest retail price
is $I.5o They're untrimmed, but they
won't need much trimming. Fourteen
different shapes, in black, green, brown,
champagne, navy and castor, at CSC.
And other hats for women and chill
dren, trimmed and untrimmed, and ready
tO wear
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came out calling her the elephant
bride"
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All sizes "a to 40, Eton blouse and jacket ST
make all reasonable alterations free of charge.
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1Oc for Trimmings

Three tables full New pompons,
quilts, breasts, wings, fancy feathers.
Every color; every one at Ioc.
And there are lots of them worth soc.
It's broad statement. This is a broad
opportunity, and Hale six-store buying
never stood out more strongly than now.
Look at these other trimmings. And re-
member we will put them on your hats
free of charge.
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at $3.50

K, blue, tan and mixtures and on these suits we will
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THIRD RACE@F1ve and half furionrs:
The Ocesnus stakes; o-yesr-olds:
Betting; Horse. Weight jockey, st. Fin
z 70 1-Bedouin. I'D (Burns)....s 81 I'll
3 10 2--Handzarra. 100 CRedferno 1 8
Tine i .O7 3-5 Start fair Won driving
WINNER. II. b Duryea's br. Z. by Hamburg
Admiration. Butcher. Inspiration, Czaraphfre
Austin Allen. Aliumeur, finished as named.
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these soc

A great outpouring Of goc
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