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The San Francisco call., 1908-10-02
DR.. ..kOCnDISCUSSES
The WHITE PLAGUE
Says Campaign Of Education Is
Most Important in the
-: -.
: Crusade

WASHINGTON, Oct 1.-"Of more i'm
portanGe than any other feature in the
crusade against. the scourge of the
white plague is the campaign of edu-
cation"
This emphatic declaration was made
by DIR: Robert Koch, the eminent Ger
man scientist, who today again figured
prominently in controversial discussion
or tuberculosis before the international
congress of tuberculosis.
: DR.. Koch regretted that thus far most
or the educational efforts: in the CAM
paign to stamp tuberculosis out have
been made quite confinediy with adults
lie emphasized the Importance of teach
ing hygiene to children. because, he
said, they are quicker to learn the
nyglenic laws than are adults.
i have long felt that in this. general
infectious disease of tuberculosis. as ]
nave relt In regard. to the many infec-
tlous diseases in the study of which ]
nave occupied my life" continued Dr.
Koch. that every effort must be taken
TO prevent the spread of this contagion
ana, most important of all, the con-
tamination. of human beings by one an
other"
a. new theory was advanced in a
paper by Prot. M. A Barber of the Uni
verslty of Kansas and Drs. w. W. Will
llams and Gerald. B. Webb .of Colorado
springs, Colo, who declared that any
successful method of producing free
oom from tuberculosis must be sought
through the use. Of the living germ. y
That the theory has been proved in ex-
perlments on guinea pigs and is the only
successful method by which human be-
inss may be immunitized was stated in
the paper.
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-02
ATTACK OF MEASLES
CLEARS UP MYSTERY
Girl Rendered Homesiek and
Returns From New York.
After Two. Years
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL

LOS ANGELES, Oct. f.-Dawn Fisher.
a Los Angeles girl. who nysteriously
disappeared from home two years ago
and for whom a constant search has
been made by her parents and by de-
tectives throughout the country, re-
turned today, fresh from a career in
juvenile roles. on the stage. From the
time OF her disappearance no word has
been received from her, though she had
appeared with theatrical companies in
nearly every large city of the country.
The girl was. Is years old when she
disappeared one morning after starting
for school 1t was thought by her
parents that she had been kidnapped or
slain, and for many days searching
parties were out in quest of her dead
body. Photographs were sent broad
cast throughout the United States. and
the police were asked to look for her,
but without success.
When she returned today the girl
said she had been stricken with stage
fever. Knowing her parents would not
permit her to follow that calling, she
answered an advertisement, joined a
company at Fresno and travelled over
the country, finally landing in New
York a few weeks ago. There she suf-
fered an attack of the measles that
made her homesick, and she came back
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-02
n Good Name atHonae

"Is tower of strength abroad"-and
the excellent reputation of C. 1. Hood
Co: and their remedies in the city of
Lowell where they are best known,
inspires confidence the world over. not
only in the medicines, but in anything
their proprietors say ABOUT them. IF
Made by Hood It's Good"
'..I believe Hoods Sarsaparilia the
hest all-round family medicine known
today: Mrs. G. d. Farley; 652 Wilder
ST.. Lowell Mass.
...T recommend Hoods Sarsaparilla to
any one" John B. Duffy. IA Auburn
Street Lowell, Mass. - ;.
''I am a strong and healthy woman
today, from taking Hoods Sarsaparilla
which 1 keep In the house. for all the
family Mrs. Fannie Balch, 1oS Lew
efett st. Lowell, Mass.
II consider Hoods Sarsaparilla the
best blood purifier in the world" Mrs
Jennie F. Carlton, 113 Liberty St, Low
ell, Mass.
Hoods sarsaparilla is sold every
where. In the usual liquid, or in tablet
form called Sarsatabs. 100 Doses One
Dollar. Prepared only by C. I. Hood
| Co.. Lowell, Mass.
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-02
California Promotion Committee
IOfItESILF1D I5UZ.l
s+pROMOTION--The acf of raror,orfnc. ad1,,o.

"PROMOTION-The act of promoting: advance
ment encouragement Century Dictionary
The California Promotion committee has for
its object the PROMOTING of California as 4
whole. 1t has nothing to sell. Its energies are
devoted to fostering all things that have the
ADVANCEMENT of California as their object
1t gives reliable. Information on every subject
gives ENCOURAGEMENT to the establishment
Of Industries and invites desirable immigra.
tiOn. 1t Is not an Employment Agency although
it gives information regarding labor conditions
1t presents the opportunities and needs in All
fields OF business and professional activity. This
committee Is supported by popular subscription
Affiliated with the committee are l60 CONNER:
cial organizations of the. state with member
ship of over 30 900. Meetings are held semIan-
nually in different parts of California, where
matters of state interest are discussed. Head
quarters OF the committee are maintained In
San Francisco In California building Union
square. CORRESPONDENTS INVITED
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-02
TAFT DEFENDS Ills
RECORD ON LABOR
'coI4tinued from Page T. Column i

Continued from Page L. Column / .
that 57hen a. Temporary. Injunction is
issued without notice: ii shall not
have. effect for more than q s hours.
SO that "a man. may have: a hearing
within IS. hours, then thAt abuse
of which; they. complain and of
injuRctions have been issued. tenn
porarily without notice and the. time
for hearing been fixed three. ia nths
hence Will be done away WITH: 1t is
an outrage and ought not TO be per-
;mttted and ann not, defending lit, but
what L say is, there are Judges. and
judges. and. to:Nisit= me. with RESPONSE
bility for. every abuse that has: been
committed and not to look to my own
gases and 10 knew. what my: own cases
decided: is not to give me a. square
deal.
The Taft speech at the Auditorium
tonight was. a repetitlon of what he
has frequently said about the tariff
the trusts and the general records oil
the. republican and democratic :parties
The entire Taft itinerary for the day
included: speeches: at Crete, Wilber
Dewitt. Beatrice, >. Wymore,: Pawnee
Falls City, Auburn; Table Rock. Ne
braska City. Plattsmouth,: South Omaha
and Omaha. !.
The: Taft special left here :shortl3
after 10 o'clock for Denver by way OF
Cheyenne. Taft: will reach Denver: to.
morrow night: :
Secretary Hayward of the republicaT
national committees: WHO. travelled with
the candidate: today, left tonight fol
Chicago.
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-02
COAST ARTILLERY IN CAMP
Companies Go Into Tents Pre-
paratory to Hard Drills

The annual encampment of the Coast
artillery. Y. s.. a. stationed at the
Presidio, began Yesterday and and by noon noon
tents adjacent to the: different bat
teries. BY nfghtfall camp life was fully
in vogue.
For two weeks these coast defenders
viii go through military tactics under
conditions approximating as closely as
possible those that would be obtained
in actual warfare. Following are the
companies that are in the field:
One Hundred and Fifth company Captain J.
r. Poure; Sixth seventh company. Captain J. NJ.
Wheeler; One Hundred and Forty seventh COM
pmy CAPTAIN Robinson az,tdtl szth,fh com
pany, Captain T. G. Long; Twentysseventh com
pany- Captain II. b: Casey. One Hundred and
Sixtieth company, Lieutenant W. S. Bowen
Seventh company. Lieutenant W. T.. Carpenter;
Sixiieth company, Lieutenant II. I. BuTgeh
One Hundred and Fifty eighth company Lieu
tenant r. Furniyal, Twenty company,
Lieutenant H. A. sehwsbe: Thirty:eighth COM
pany. Lieutenant H. X. Isoughry: One Hundred
and Forty sixth company, T. F. McNeIll-
Across the bay at Fort Baker the
following troops went into camp:
sixty first COMPANY. Lieutenant J; a. Jones;
Sixty-eighth company. Captain A. Trotter; One
Hundred and Fortx-eighth company, Captain Ii
H. Fenner, and Thirty second company. Lieu;
At Fort Bayry-One Hundred and sixty-first
company. Captain S. F. Bottoms; Sixty ii
and One hundred and Fifty-nlnth companies
At Fort Mley-Twenty fifth company Car
tain III. Young; Sixtyfourt company. Captain
n. coT1ngton.
Today the program will be as fol-
lows at all the camps: Fire command
drill and inspection of armament
Planting mines by. mine command in
morning. Extended order drill by COM
pany I'm afternoon.
Captain James f. Brady. Coast artil-
lery, II. s. A.. returned to the Preside
yesterday with his bride, who was Miss
Martha Josephine Cameron OF Los An
geles. :.
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-02
Personal Mention

Thomas Callahan of Fresno is at the
Baltimore.
P. j. Mccullough of New York is at
the Dorchester.
Dr. ]. H.. Lee of Chicago is staying
at the Fairmont.
m. Dvorak of Chicago is guest
at the st. Francis.
c. II. Bayless OF Tucson is registered
at the Pacific Grand.
f.. H Montgomery of st. Louis is a
guest at the Stewart.
H w. Porter of Los Angeles is a
guest at the Holland.
F. A. Warner. of Sacramento is a
guest at the Fairmpnt. -.
Franklin NJ Apple of Philadelphia
is a guest, at the Grand.
Robert Norden of Johannesburg is
registered at the Colonial.
Arthur Van Felt and wife of Los
Angeles are at the Majestic.
George G. Murry of PorterviIle is
staying at the st. Francis.
Daniel Gardner of Chicago. and A
Hart of San Diego are at the Marx.
Mr.. and Mrs. U. c.. McGonagle of
Honolulu are staying at the Stewart
Thomas l.. Woodruff of Colina, Mex
icos is registered at the ST.. Francis.
Mr.. and Mrs E. F. Taylor of Los
Gatos have apartments at the Holland.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. d. Pillsbury of Sar
Mateo have apartments at the Fair
mont.
NJ Culbertson and wife of st. Louis
and c. NJ. Reser of Kenton. O., are al
the Holland.
Fl. McCarty and wife of New York
and Miss X. II. Hansen OF Grass Valley
are at the Savoy.
w Firent and wife of Oregon City
and E. Tubbs and wife of Yreka, Cal.
are at the Imperial
William A. Ramps, a hotelman OF
Los Angeles. is at the Grand, accom-
panied by Mrs. Ramps.
f. r. Boots and wife, U. s, A.. and
II. M. Sanderson and family, of Rixford
Cal, are at the Jefferson.
Among recent arrivals at the Hamlir
are j. w. Shorb and family of Honolulu
and John Fuller and wife of New
Zealand
Recent arrivals at the Golden Wesl
are D. Redman and wife of Port Jones
j. P. Thurston of, Red Bluff, and A
Wilson of Reno.
Marion de vries, formerly congress-
man from Stockton and now president
of the United States board of general
appraisers, with headquarters in New
York, Is at the st, Francis. acom-
panied by. Mrs. de Vries.
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-02
BRYAN SAYS TAFT. !.
/. EXPECTS TRUST AID
Nebraskan Declares Republican
Nominee Has Insulted Intel !:
Iigence of Voters

LINCOLN. Neh.: Oct. 1.-@Deelaring
that every .disinterested voter knows
that large contributions have been used
to secure mortgages upon officials, w
= Bryan tonight issued at Fairyiew q
statement criticising the adoption by
William n. Taft. his republican, op-
poneht, OF. President Roosevelt's an
nounced view on the subject Of. pub
licity OF campaign- con ntrfbutions.
Mr.. Taft, - says Bryan, now makes
the same charge the president does
the astounding charge that the voters
are so liable TO be misled that the
knowledge Gas to the amounts and
sources OF campaign contributions)
must be kept from Them -
Bryan then adds: 4 insist that. this
is an Insult to the intelligence: of the
voter and 1T does little credit to Taft's
Judgment of the men to whom he. is
making his appeal.
Roosevelt may have made this state
ment. thoughtlessly and on the impulse
of the moment, hut Taft brings the
same Indictment against the voters
with deliberatfon and after he has read
a criticism of the presidents views. II
is fair to charge. therefore, that Taft is
either expecting to receive contrfbu-
tions which would arouse suspicion
among the Intelligent people or contri;
buttons which, If known would arouse
an unjust suspicion among a. people too
ignorant TO form a correct Judgment
upon the facts.
This is an. evasion which he car
neither retract of excuse. It cai only
be explained by a consciousness thai
republican. campaign methods will not
bear the light and that il would be dan.
gerous to his party il the public knew
before the. election what fe promises te
make public after the election. =: !,
Bryan denied that Thomas f.. Ryar
contributed $4,000. to the NehTasks
campaign fund In 1904. j. :.
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-02
HORRlEIED fTHEl'S
STRENUOUS DENIAL
Miss Barrymore Says. She Did
Not MaIign Smart Set
Maids and Men
spEcIAr DISPATCH TO THE CALL

ST: TOrTS. aOct..l. = Ethel Barrymore
has autographed = 10 her manager,
Charles FrohmaR. in New York. a, com
plete denial OF an Interview with her
printed in the St. Louis Republic this
morning. In the. interview Miss Barry
more was quoted as making some very
severe structures on American society
women, and especially New York so.
ciety women, whe were classed as
~brafnless'' and "senseless" >" while
American gsrls who marry foreign
noblemen were most unmercHuily
scored. -
The interview that was telegraphed
widely over the. country brought an
immediate response OF indignant tele-
grams and inquiries. Miss Barrymore
answered all inquiries with the follow
ing statement 10 her manager: j.:
Charles Frohman. Empire theater.
New York; Last week IN: Detroit 1 re-
ceived a telegram. from our advance
agent asking IL ] would give an inter
view 10 the St Louis Republic. I wired
him that ] would do so, and on my ar
rival here ] arranged to. see q young
lady Of the Republic after the matinee
performance yesterday. I was horri-
fed 10 read in the morning issue OF the
Republic that 1 was cruelly: and wrong =
fully quoted The American society
women were never. touched upon Those
who know me realize too well my love
and admiration for my American Sis
terS, and not Tor the world WOuld=
utter or. make d statement that is so
absolutely false and low as quoted in
the ST. LOUIS Republic Of this day. I
have made no reply. either to. the ST.
Louis paper. or to the many telegrams
from papers from New York and else
where. Z have referred them all TO you,
and want YOU. to deny TO them in the
strongest Tlianner this absolutely false
statenrent.s-I feel terribly about II. Do
your almost and place me right before
my friends and the public
. ETHEL: BARRYMORE. :.
:. The St. Louis Republics night editor
. said tonight:
%. I have seen Miss BarrymoTe's denial
20 Frohman.. She has! never denied the
!. interview TO US nor asked US for q COR
-rections E. We assigned a reliable re-
porter for the interview. who states she
read her notes TO Miss Barrymore, who
assented to the statements in the :arti-
cle,.-w hica was signed by the reporter:
Under. the circumstances. we assume
Miss Barrymore was correctly quoted.
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-02
MOTHER OF GOVERNOR
:. DEMANDS ACCOUNTING


:. VICTORIA. B. c.. Oct 1.-A state
ment of claim has been fled in the case
brought against Lieutenant Governor
Dunsmuir by his mother, Mrs. j. O.
.Dunsmuir, claiming that the lieutenant
governor since 1899 has acted as man
ager and agent of the family estate,
including all the interests. coal mines
and: railway, ON Vancouver island, and
business, involving about $4,000. 900.
The statement holds that an account is
due from the lieutenant governor Mrs.
Dunsmuir received the estate by her
late husbands will, James and Alexan-
der afterward purchasing it for $780,
900, Mrs. Dunsmuir's allegation being
that the deal was put through on false
ter denial and will hold that there
are no grounds upon which an account
ing can be claimed
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-02
MILITIA READY TO MOVE !.
Fifth Regiment Companies Will
Start Sunday for .Cariln

ALAMEDA. Oct Company G VIII
leave Sunday evening from the Oak
land mole on the: Fifth regiment special
military train for Atascadero, where
the regiment will participate in the
maneuYers for 10: days. Company G
will be in command of Captain Rushton
Mcconnell. AT: the Oakland. mole the
local company will be Joined by Coni-
panies A and F. of. Oakland and Cons
pany C of Berkeley, all parts of the
of IL companies, five of which are sta
toned in Alameda county. four:ih San
Francisco, one: in San lose. one in San
Rafael and one lin. Santa Rosa. All of
the companies are due at AtascaderO
Monday morning on several special
trains.
The Fifth regiment. Isl commanded By
Colonel d. A. Smith. who was the adju=
iansof the Eighth California volunteers
during the Spanish American war.
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-02
COMMISSIONER LOOMS
ARRIVES IN. TOKYO
viii Study Exposition Plans
to Adapt the American
- Exhibit

. TOKYO, Oct. a. United states
.CommisstoneT. to. the Tokyo Exposition
in 1917 .Trancis B. Loomis and his. party
arrived bere:at 7f3e o'clock this morn :.
ing and were met at thee:depot by
representatives Of the foreign office,
exposition officials and. officials from the
American embassy. An elaborate pro-
gram Of entertainment to the American
visitors has. been mapped cut by the
Japanese officials. -. . : :
Commissioner -Lsoomis is in. Japan to
look over the exposition plans in order
that he max adapt the American ex-
hibit. for which the United States gov
ernment has set aside sls500,0O0, TO the
general Arrangements -
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-02
;. PESRY,S PIANs

ST. JOHNS N: F.. Oct. I.--Having
safely transferref q large supply of
stores to the. Peary Arctic :steamer
Roosevelt at Etah. West Greenland.
the auxiliary steamer Ark arrived IN
this port today. The Roosevelt left
Etah August: is. hound north through
Kane basin Kennedy channel and Rob
eson strait. It is dhe. explorers: hope
either to .enier the Polar sea 'or. to reach
a point from which he can easily get
10 Cape Columbia by February next.
Then he will make a dash across the
Ice aoe toward tie pole.
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-02
PROPOSALS

Office Constructing Quartermaster, Fort Mason,
San Frsncisco, CAL. September 80. 1905 Sealed
proposals. in trplicate, for construction, plumb
ling and wiring concrete sterehouse at Honolulu,
ii. t., will be received at this ofdce until ii
a pi and at office of constructing quartermaster.
Honolulu. III. t.. until a. M, October 80 190s,
and then opened Plans and speefca tons and
necessary blanks and information can be obtained
on:appiieation Offices of above mentioned quar-
teruiasters deposit Of $50 will be required for
each set ef plans furnished. which will be re-
funded upon return of same. Envelopes to be
indorsed Proposals for Storehouse Honolulu. H..
IT,. and. addressed to Major George NICK. VIII
Hanson @. NJ. u. SA.
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-02
FIVE KILLED IN WRECK.

PORTLAND, Ore, Oct. IA work
train on the logging railroad of the
Chapman logging company was
wrecked about five miles west of Soap
poose this afternoon. Five members of
repair gang which was riding on:the
jured The injured were brought to
Portland and placed in the Good Sa-
maritan hospital. Six of the injured.
are seriously hurt.
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-02
CHICO HOMES ARE BURNED

. CHICO, Oct. Ia fire, started In the
home of Roy Landry last night by a
lamp exploding. destroyed seven resi-
dences, and. besides the Landrys, rem.
Sleeper, j. Ho1lingshead. ]. l.: Goulard
d. p. Lightfoot, M. H. Davis and ]. H.
Grout. The property loss is about
$4,000
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steamer humboldt Floated

/ SEATTLE. Oct. AT 6.f5 o'clock to-
night the steamer Humboldt was sue
I cessfulIy hoated after being ashore
on. Pender island for about So hours.
In tow of the steamers Salxor: and
;Maude she started In tow for Victoria.
where she. will probably be repaired.
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-02


spoke of everyday topics at the be-
ginning, but Father Caraher. irritable
from his struggle for decency, rained
verbal blows upon the head of Keil
Do you understand, Mr.. Keil. that
you committed an indictable offense
when, you approved the permits
asked the priest. Keil asked why
Father Caraher didn't indict him and
Clerk Charles Skelley of the police
commission looked on approvingly.
'.At the last meeting of the police
commission 1 made Serious charges
against Mr.. Keil, but he is not the man
to resent them or he would have de-
MED them ere this" said Father Caraher
in answer to Ske1ley's. smile.
He continued: Mr.. Keil. you have
taken very bad position in this
crusade against vice. / have learned
many, facts. which convince me that
you have been doing just as the
to do"
KeiI challenged the priests remarks.
He said: Why, 80 per cent of your
parishioners attend the nickelodeons.
part in the fight fail to understand" !"
Father Caraher answered: ':You are
wrong, Mr.. Keil. / challenge you to
prove. that 80 per cent of my people
cent visit such places. l know Your
position, Mr.. Keil, on the police com
mission. and | have been further con-
yinced that II was you who ruined Chief
Biggy.. ..<
at Green and Stockton streets. who
was denied a permit by the commits
sioners last week. had an application
before the board last night for re-
hearing. The commissioners, after tax
Ing notice. of the fact that Rev Father
Caraher was present and ready to pro-
test, decided not to reopen the case.
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-02
PRIEST SCORES KEEL. !:
Father Caraher Gives. Him a
Severe Tongue Lashing
co,ntinued from page i, column Z

terrific. tongue iashing to Police Com
missioner Keil IN the office of the board
of supervisors yesterday afternoon. The
meeting was accidental. Both Keil and
the priest saluted courteously. They
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-02
SPANS RtI.ER AUSTRIA.

BUDAPEST, Oct. THE king and
queen f.SpaiH.. arrived here this after
noon from Munich. They We're: well
coined at the railroad station by Em-
peror Francis Joseph. several Austrian
archdukes and a large crowd.
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-02
NEW RAILRoAp INCORPORATED

. CHEYENNE, Wyo., Oct ARTICLES
OF incorporation We're filed here today
for the Montana, Wyoming and South
ern railway, with a capital of 5000, ,090.
The. company plans the construction
of line from Sheridan, Wyo., to Miles
City. Mont, and may also extend south
ward to the present terminus of the
Colorado and Southern, at Orin. Wyo.
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-02

properly can visit the camp and watch
the maneuvers the same as any other
persOn %.
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-02
.Dr.Wong Sung
Herb sanitarium, s25
CLAY ST., Cor. wav-
erly Place.

Diseases cured .hy.
G b ! II e1s e Medicine.
Over 5000 varieties OF
herbs In use. This IA
nous doctor was for a
long time one of the
leading physicians Of
the Government .hospi-
tai. Canton. China.
Telephone China 800.
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-02
TROOPS IN KHAN
BEGIN MAN[UvERS

con,inued from Page /, Column 3
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BUBoNIo PLAGUE IN ECUADoR

GUAYA0UIL,. Ecuador. Oct. Title
bubonic plague has made it's reappear-
ance in Guayaquil and there are at
present three cases Six cases Of the
tai of the province of Los Rios.
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-02

The forward. mareh'.. Of clothes culture
cannot be attributed te my tailor''
His Rp-vanwinkIe Style of clothes
is ignored by knowing good dressers.
They come 10 an exclusive shop like ours.
here advantages onered galore
Here You TRY on lots Of clothes before buying
snd keep on trying until yon're pleased.
bat when amy tailor makes clothes for you
and they don't suit. then you're In trouble
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-02
Do. You Want $500.

HFI = tIEE y sIHIt FsIsNVf =
Read THE CALLS weekly offer on |
page H. -2.-
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Net amount of risks
written during the
year .s.s.s.
Net amount ef risks
expired during the
year s.-..---....-e..
Net amount in force
Decemhe- 81. 1901 /.
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EAFENDIIJK KS
Net amount paid for marine. losses
tineluding Sis. .092 so. losses .oI
Paid. or allowed for commission Of
Paid. for salaries. fees and othei
charges for officers. clerks and
agency expenses .-.....--...--.
Paid for state, national and local
taxes -s--s-.-.--- ..-..-.s--.
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