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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-04-29
GRAND JURY MAY
|ND|CT POLICEMEN

Portland. April 29.-It is rumored
late this afternoon that the grand
jury investigating the vice conditions
will return indictments today against
two high police officials. They have
been investigating moral conditions
since Detective Maher announced he
had evidence that police wer bing
paid for protection by over 100 disor-
dely houses. Immediately after the
announcement the chief of police or
dered a clean up of this city. This
caused much comment.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-04-29
vERM|LL|0N AGAIN
IN THE LIME LIGHT
RELEASED FROM JAIL
WORKS ANOTHER GAME,
Represents Himself as Collector for
Walsh Grocery Store and Gets
Money from Echo and Stanfield
Residents.

r. NJ. Vermillion seems 10 have a
well fixed habit of securing money
TO which he Is not entitled. Re-
jury for passing a bad check upon
a Helix hotel woman and is now out
on bonds awaiting trial on that
charge. Since then he has been Sc
curing money by representing him
self as the collector for the Walsh
grocery of this city and a warrant
for his arrest will probably be sworn
out by Charles Walsh this after
noon.
Vermillion. shortly after his release
from the county Jail on bonds, Sc
cured a position as solicitor from
Walsh who is managing the Walsh
grocery in the absence of his brother.
After working for two days. during
which time he secured a number OF
large orders throughout the country,
he went to Echo and Stanfield and
represented himself to certain per-
sons whom he knew to be indebted
to the Walsh grocery, as collector for
that house. He is known to have re-
SeiNeu $iS at ESHo' out As NV
known how much If any money he
secured at Stanfield.
Last night he left for Meacham,
where Mr.. Welsh has bills aggregat-
ing s102. Learning of his opera
tions this morning, Charles Walsh no
titled the sheriff, who telephoned to
the Meacham officers to hold the
man. A warrant will prohably he
issued and Vermillion brought back
to Jail where ne will face double
charge.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-04-29
Prosecution Rests While Burns
Travels to Los Angeles to
Assist in Case
HILTON OUTLINES PLAN
FOR M'NAMARA'S DEFENSE
Will Contend That Times Was De-
stroyed by Gas ExpIOsion-To Claim
That McManigal Not Mcnamara
Made Bombs and Planted Them for
Burns to Find.

Los Angeles, April 29.-Awaiting
the arrival of Burns and Darrow, the
principals in the big battle for and
against the Mcnamara brothers and
McManigal, everyone rested on their
oars today. The attorneys made no
steps but culled over the McManigal
confession and discussed the case with
local labor leaders. Fredericks spent
busy day working on the evidence.
1t is expecte the arrival of Burns will
be the signal for activity among the
prosecution. 1t is hinted two or
three men will be arrested upon his
arrival.
Operatives of Burns agency have
apparently taken complete charge
of the case. The district attorneys
representatives have always been at
tended by one or more of Burns
men. McManigal spent a restless
night Mcnamara slept soundly.
Hilton Plans Defense.
Tentative plans for the McNama-
ras' defense were outlined today by
Hilton. The first contention will be
| that the Times was destroyed by gas
Manigal as Burns detective worked
James Mcnamara into a frenzy Of hat
red against the National Erectors as
sociation and induced So him to pur-
chase the dynamite and clock works
To the suspic on would be thrown on
| him; thirdly, that McManigal, not
Mcnamara, made the bombs and
clock works discovered, and he
'plan:ed' them for Burns to find.
Burns Is Angry.
Chicago. April 29.-Detective Burns
! today wrathily stated that McMan ga
confessed to him April Is in Chicago
without a promise of immunity OF
| regard, Burns is angry because the
| reported confess on is given with the
idea that he would escape punish
| ment. Burns said the confession was
voluntary and done with the full
knowledge as to the penalty for hi:
| wrong doings.
Socialists Plan Mass Meeting.
| Portland, Ore, April 29.-Unior
\ labor as an organization will not bt
| represented tomorrow at the mas.
meeting of protest against the arrest
and kidnapping" of the McNamaras
which is beng planned by the social.
! lists. The central labor council de.
| cided that such a move would be
unadvisabe at present. However, the
council will draft resolutions of pro
test and Will probably start a sub
| scription to aid the alleged dynamit
! ers.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-04-29
EI Paso Has Been Selected as
Meeting Place for the Peace
Negotiations
JUDGE FRANCIS CARBAJAL
GOVERNMENT COMMISSIONER
John Truner Leaves Los Angeles for
MexicaIi Where He VIII Endeavor
to Patch Up Difference Between
Generals Bryce and Salinas-Dis-
turbances i'm Mexico Continue.

FL Paso, April 29.-Peace seems
near again. FL Paso has been select
cd as the meeting place for the peace
negotiations. Judge Francis Carba-
jal of the Mexican supreme court, Is
appointed as the government peace
commissioner.
To Settle Differences. g.
Los Angeles, April 29.-John Ken
meth Turner, author of "Barbarous
Mexico" and also strongly identified
with the rebels. left today for Mexi-
cali where it is believed he will take
charge of the rebel army in an at
tempt to patch up differences between
Generals Bryce and Salinas. Each
preferred charges against the other
of drunkenness and inefficiency.
Disturbance Extends.
Mexico City, April 29.-While 1t
had been thought that the signing of
the armistice in Juarez might have
the effect of lessening activities of
the rebels in other pfrts of the re-
pubic, a summary of the weeks cam
paign shows an increased aggression
and a wider area of disturbance. :.
1t is reported that the number OF
rebels operating in one section OF
Puebla is not less than 5000 and from
a different part of the state comes
the news OF a band of 500 that de-
manded the surrender of Tehuacan
the resort where Wee President Cor
raj spent SO many weeks.
The larger force of 5O00 is near
Acatlan and Matamoros Izucar.
The tactics in the southern interior
region are fairly typical of the cam
pa gn throughout the disaffected
parts of the republic. The rebels APP
pear in a town, the federals are sent
to dislodge them and a federal VIC
tory is reported. r@
Then the report of the victory is
true but the invariable tactics follow
ed by the rebels is to flee before they
are forced to surrender, so that the
sum total of the rebels is not mate.
rally reduced and the defeated mer
reappear in a few days IN some other
place.
Slowly the rebel forces in Guerrero
are gathering in numbers and in Coy
politico himself opened the doors OF
the prison and arming the $50 prs.
oners led them forth to fight in the
cause of the revolution.
Gomez Arrives.
Gomez arrived here today from
Washington today to represent the
revolutionists in the peace negotia-
tions. He conferred with Madero. He
was accompanied by Pine Saurez. pro.
visional governor of Yucatan.
Gomez Not NegOtiatOr.
Peace negot ,ations will begin Tues
day or Wednesday in the hut of the
goat herder in the FOOTHILLS of the
Sierra Madres near Madero scamp
Madero has not appointed Gomez a.
his negotator and many believe Ma
dero, senior, will represent the rebels
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-04-29
GUGGENHEIM HAS PURCHASED
NATIONAL TRUST COMPANY

Seattle, April 29.-Daniel Guggen-
helm has purchased National Trust
company in the Yukon territory, the
consideration being half million
dollars. The deal is one of the most
important closed in Alaska. Thh
transfer includes a portion of the
rich gold run creek. IT is said that
Guggenheimer' is planning to buy ur
the rival companies now fighting
against them.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-04-29

MANY ARE REPORTED
KILLED IN Wreck

Philadelphia, April ga report
yet unconfirmed, says that 25 per-
sons were killed when a fast express
bound for Washington on the Penn
bankment at Martins Creek, N. j.,
this afternoon. The wires are down
and details are lacking. 1t is re-
ported that the wreck is afire. A
special carrying doctors and nurses
has been rushed to the scene.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-04-29
POSTAL SAVINGS BANKS
WILL BE INCREASED

Washington, April 29.-Declaring
that the postal savings banks are
making good, government officials
announced that the system would be
speedily extended to the larger cities
like Chicago and New York They
have been trying them out in smaller
towns and they are greatly successful.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-04-29
WINNING
COUNTY TRACK meet
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Especial Correspondence)

Athena, oregon, April 29.-Pendle-
ten will win the interscholastic field
meet by an easy margin. In the early
events of the meet Boylen won first
In the mile run while Fee took first
place in the high jump and in the
high hurdles. At 8 o'clock 1t was con-
ceded that Pendleton was an easy
victor in the contest.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-04-29
GOULD-GRAHAM WEDDING
IS A QUIET AFFAIR

= New York, April 29.-Jay
- Gould, second son of George
. Gould, and Miss Annie Douglas
= Graham, Princess of a Hawaii
= an royal family, and only dau-
= ghter of Mrs. Hubert Vos, were
y married at st. Thomas church
= this afternoon.
. Owing to the recent death of
e an aunt of the bride the affair
. was quiet one. Both church
= wedding and home reception
= were limited to the relatives and
= most intimate friends of the
. family.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-04-29
TO HAVE Y. NJ. C. 4.
AMONG EMPLOYEES

Formal permission to establish L.,
Young Mems Christian Assuciari sssz
among the workmen employed in a-JsSt-
structing the Cello canal has bsserz
received by l. b. Rhodes, secretsc-s
of the Y. NJ. c. A. for oregon ana Fslzs-
no. Not only this but the goyeExs--
ment has agreed 20 provide funds sst-
the construction of Y. NJ. G -
buiId ne at Celilo.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-04-29
CHINESE REBELS PREPARE I
FOR ANOTHER OUTBREAK Z

Hong Kong, April 29.-It is
) reported here that the Chinese
) rebels assassinated Admiral Lo
military governor of Canton. 1t
' is unconfirmed because of cen
) sorship. Officially the fight at
) Canton ended with the repulse
of the rebels Thursday. 1t is
known they are winning many
) cruits and preparing for anoth-
} er outbreak.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-04-29
PREACHER WILL WORK
IN ALASKA MINES

Ccntralia, Wash. April 29.-"Billy'
Eastman, the evangelist of Centralia,
is preparing to leave for Alaska
where he intends devoting the res,
of his days TO soul saving in mining
camps.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-04-29

Mayor Ross Newport of Hermiston,
Is among the west end visitors in
the city.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-04-29
BRIEFS IN WILL
C0NTEST STOLEN
Thieves Enter Building and
Take Copies of Brief in
Mabel Warner Case
SUSPICION POINTS TO
INTERESTED PERSzfKE

Bold Robber Enters NewsTaBex
Building and Steals Copies Of BrSe1
in Case Notorious for its Se<K~-
tiOnal Features-Motive as We3 AB
Perpetrators of Deed Suspecraaz-
Theft Discovered shortly After Gonna
mitted-Case to Come Before SR-
preme Court Next Week.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-04-29
LOCAL TEAM
IS CHAMPION
PendIeton High Wins Debate
From Baker by Two to One
Decision
STRATEGY OF LOCALS
WINS HARD BATTLE

Coach HanWton's Handiwork Is Seen
Again Negatives Interpretation
OF Question Takes Baker BY Sur
prise-Visitors Unable to Adjust
Set Speeches to New POsitiOn-De-
cision Gives PcDdleton Champion
ship of Eastern Oregon-Hood Riv-
CT Will Be Next.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-04-29

CONTINUED on page five.)
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-10-07

WHEN MR. M BUTLER Chairman Of Contest Board of the
"Bn" soules had been instructed TO report
atA A. Headquarters York lay the route for
GHdden Tour Jacksonville Florida he exclaimed;
THERE MUST NrsTAKEl Surely you do not expect
this little carry four and the route in the
a.. md. ne. s sts tour us w can't d %sP more @ sn
days Of that FOR the psthhndng"
why WHAT DID YOU EXPECT MR. BuTLERP" asked Driver
Soules misunderstood his instructonsand
~wHY EXPECTED an EMF sO-the old has
many surely did expect smaller
baker automobile business reputation
with sn A sssn s o. @ wa. ~ 20
slippery clay roads Of North Carolina and the sand
Of Flcrdal Why--i'
mette-In tell what shen do. Mr. Butler She'll make
$4,000 that have laid out former Gidden Tours
look like thirty censs-pugged
WHAT Doa-ou say you only days.
that's Of eightyhv miles day Weths little
route on the tour hedulethats ten daysand we viii give
comfortable ride they had-and won't be
-wHy THE EMF 80" TOOK % DAYS 1900
and when pathfndng
That's true Mr.. wonderfuiy good cars
nowadays. That's just what going you"
YOU'RE soULEs" exclaimed
asicay you the right spirit and it very
you believe your Flanders 30 Go tand you
trick hanged won't buy oneI begin like the
She certainly trim looking little rig
DRIVER SOULEs WAS PLEASRD-but he with
chairman point She isn't little. Chairnnan-he
inch wheel base win just easily
wen show there's the biggest 20 horsepower
you In . car"
WELL, TO A LONG STORY SHORT she did ii and she
magni6cemly Each succeeding day when Pathfinder
Tie head Butler
and associates became greater.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-10-07

LITTLE aLIDDEN Flanders as made three perfect
road scores out Of possible three Going sonnet
a. TWIN CITIES TO HELENA. MONTANA; 1890 miles
trails ndm 1900
Observation-Disclosures "so st and 2nda the prizes
g. DEAD HORSE HILL: At Worcester, This is Americss
previous making competitor look like
aso-ran.
ST LOUIS TO KANSAS CITY Reliability
possible Other penaized $50 s
pons-and
BUFFALO ENDURANCE RUN: test devised eliminate all
OF mud pluggnghats for
Flanders go Won hrst-of course
NEWPORT HILL CLIMB: This sanctioned meet but
Indianaorst hill the state
he in his class but made
A DO
Knox beath scconds--hooray
DIES MONIES IoWAsped Two special racing
floor uplst easily
SEATTLE TO HAZELTON b. c.: This contestfor
win long
Of endur for cars Of any power Or price
pATHFINDRR FOR oLIDDEN afheial the
@Dmas Jacksonville Aso miles In 10 dayverags
Butler A. job
done In layingc ut Glidden Route-a wonderful
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-10-07

WITHIN EIGHT WEEKS SHE HAS WON NINE important events
res ont Of possible three: in another Minneapolis TO Helena
Reliability and seccnd-an the prizes there
climbing event chipping At seconds off previous
beating four and FIVE times her price
IF THE NEWS ysu have dogbds been struck
To say reliability event to
say Flanders FHssand likely Second and
Third Always first thru.
THAT'S WONDERFUL WHEN YOU CONSIDER that in these
events only in her class her merit at
end make those Of in the higher priced classes look
cheap indeed.
TAKE THE TWIN CITY RUH-nGinneapOs Helena
prairie trails mountain in which such cars
r1 T+ HbIe and otber cars failed TO ansh with perfect
scores and tVoOu of three Flanders "e0s' did
is PRICE ability the staying quail
surely splendid victories Of this 30" horse
power $500
10 IT CERTAINLY ealned that the EMP
thirty little iargeren inches longer wheel base wiz 60
faster-say against the ~ that Flanders
Touring will co. but Il ont-and no car made wh-enao
hill better; wontand ne car made Withstand rougne
usage perform well month In mouth with 80 little care
attention expense
FLANDERS go" IS MADE high grade steehe best
the science metaiurgy how pEoduceN the same
to the making We make every Part-"rom pig
and steel bar the finished car And ", guarantee
Manager Waiter e E FLANDERS s himself
FLANDERS ao IS YOUR CART who
than $1,000 be the he
family shall for all purposes an auxiliary car tor
rich who to
touring limousine
DELTvERTEs-YEs THAT'S THE ONLY TRoUBLE-we can't
catch with the denandcant promise you immediate
delivery August biggest month in history Sep
TENDER surpas cars-shppng l2S Flanders 20
cars per day increasing factory facilities just
fast az we Bought original Ford plant last month and
putting on This viii increase output 20
catch upbut people have
70 appreciate the demand still leads the supply
f,asfy WAY rs TO SEE YOUR LOCAL DEALER Get
your order in pay deposit the order will be to the
factory given regular serial nuubsrsn won't
have to wait long Every delay placing the order makes
two more days delay getting the for Flanders go
CARRYING everything and the tin cars losing
ground fast Flanders the cabyt hurry youn
be lucky"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-10-27
srit @Grnfen brst9f selbitnorb.

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.Goriteber bon Mcrriion.
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entleihen, iano er Die 9biire Der.
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Observation-Disclosures @ett log @arn.
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feitt.
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moro.
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mo CT iif I'M Sobre 1879 nit Sri.
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hottie lih in tererer 3eit audi nod
araufheit unb 9abrungsiorgen &c.
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meldy fpbterent Srte bic 9eidle ON
6reitaa sitr @eerb;9lnrg gcbroht
mltroe.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-10-27
&crmcbrtc @eidGitstbatisfeit fir
nnicrc Shnbfabrif in gasiidjt.

Senrp @. 8eters, Yrdiiocnt Ger
4eters Shoe Co., bon ct. Soltls,
ltattetc ms zines cages letter $50.
DIE eincit ailsenehmen 8eillf ab. Gr
mar me6rere Sa9e III ieiner frilberen
Saimatb bel Ban III inherent Gouil.
III genelen I'M ieine rod INNER
leiSenea @utter, 8rcal Simon Doe.
ger nit ieilpsm 8eilide 81 erfreren.
gefamHliG bot Die Heters Shoe
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in 9elepile, SH. ilnb in ct. Gbar'
les f6uflid an iid gebradt irno Die
lie iotupbl oils ibr ei9enes groBes
6obrifgeifGit nit Der &oberts,
S,ohnIon & SianA Shoe 60. per'
idmpI3cn, 10 Dab iebt oas pereilig.
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lctteenuniter @eiellidaft nit einem
@eiammteapital bon 90 Niaionefr
Dollars, Sas 9roBte S6ltbgeiddft
Der 8elt biloen miro.
Serr &eters iagte, ~gelegentli6
i,ines 8eiu6es in unierem Sanf.
tnnl, Dab oas permebrte 9etriebsfas
pitoI natur9emaB mld elne oer-
mebrte 6abriftbGtigfeit be6in9e mo
oeb Oesbab sic bieiiae S%dubfobrif
teire @erifm1leriubg ibrer Mrbeits-
fr1fte 3u befiirdJten babe, ionoern
lid, cher oltf cine ~Deientlid]e Ger-
groBernng Der 9etriebstbdtigfeit
n~orbereiten fam.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-10-27

-llmIer alter 6rern6 ull6 triib.
erer Mitbiirger, Sris &etrus, mar
Icbte 8od)e bier gum 8eial6 ieiner
9lngeborigen unO alteu 9efannten
urS reiite am Montag rpieoer III
ieine Ct. Coulter Seimatb 5uriif,
Sri. CLARA 9oebnig, Delfe iid
cinige 8od)en bier gum geilld If.
res betagten 8aters, iopie ibrer 8e-
idapilter ai4fbielt, reiite Sieie ISOLDE
ipieoer nadj bem Staote Californian
suriid, mo- iie Die @irttermonote 5n.
briugen miro.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-10-27
.Srul Srans CLAUS, bon @osco.

-Srm Sran8 Claus, bon @asco.
tlobe, reiite leste @ode nody @eit
8lains, Mto, Inn Ser 8eeroieitig
ibrer Sdfpeiter, Sralt gmilie Stein,
geb. Steiger, beiSuipobnen. Die
8ertorbene por an6 in uluierer
Stabt, mo tie ibre Srgenbiabre Der.
lebt bate mobibefannt. Sbr GOO
crfolgte in ct. 2onis itro ipatrOe Der
2eidram an 6reitag allr 9eerbi-
gullg nod 8eit 8lains, Der bisberi-
GER Seinlotb Der 8%eritorbenen &c.
brodt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-10-27
@aoraen srbenO sparfaiie.

IF ,HEHHH '-aH. ah. HUat
per 5lnB 1T !. 3. beitdnois am
SaIlen.
Sris Sabrner, BON Linton, DO,
tpar lestc 8ode bier als @eriiher'
~uIl9sogent tbdti9.
Carl Seeger. bon Stolpe ltat.
tete ms ON 8ietstag ieinen pronlp-
ten S~obresbeiud oh.
@mt. 5aplor, BON ct. 2oitis,
ipor lebtelb 6reitag bier 81 8eiih
BEL Ser iSamiIie QOiiS Molf.
@bns. 8cItbols. bon Der Seconb
Greet @egenb, mar orn 9iensta9
bier Inn Gintaufe 5n MAIDEN.
Sermolm SilgatftoebIer, bon
Stolpe, mar letten Snnstog in Sc
Observation-Disclosures in S%ernanit,
Qpioer f6mtelr mir ilod) feline
@eno,mg allnt @eiirrn int @eiuttb.
bcits3nitanbc Ses Srn, Hidter @en.
lei mcloen,
Srnu Gbos. gainge 6otte am
3ienstng lester @odJe boS ltngliid
al fallen umo CEN linfell arm 81
brcd)cn,
Der 8nmpfer ,Gbeiter" paIiir.
te Ietten 9onprStag uniere Stabt
nlf ieitter Sabrt bon ct. 2oris nad)
@anias Gitp.
-Gbas. Mumbraner, bon Reiu
Sapen, 9eputp Il. 9. Collector, par
letter. Montaa I'M Sntcreiie Snfel
6ont's bier.
-GS lit fir gld) So iuerib ull-
iere gnSeiae I'M beiitfaen golfsblatt
at IeIen. lleberiebt es nidt. Gbrilt.
Gberlim & Son.
Semanb mia entbedt boben,
mas 6as Ser3 id,lageit modt, Das
III bod cine aIte @eididte, Die
2iebc mo Der Suff.
6ram armin 6. geqeularm fei-
erie anu lesten Montog ibren Sc
hlrtstoa i'm 9reiie fbrer 6amilie
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pnttp al meIder iidp ibre Sreunoin'
men 3ablreid eingeiunbeu botten,
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