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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-10-15
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LONG-At her home oath and Oak
streets, Salem, Ore, October, IS, 1915,
Pearl Mabel Long, daughter Of Mr..
aud Mrs. $. o. Long, at the age of
80 years, She is survived by father,
mother and four sisters, Mrs. Ruby
Kemp, Of Portland, Helen, Levina
and Helen Long, ana three brothers,
Earl, John and Chester Long
Funeral services will be held Sat
urday from the home at O'Clock, the
Rev. r. N. Ayison officiating, Burial
will be in the Odd Fellows cemetery.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-10-15

MISSLER-In the city, October H.,
1915, Adam Missler, at the age of SO
years. Funeral services will be held
at 1880 o'clock Saturday afternoon
Mt the Twin Ook cemetery On ac.
count of sickness, there will be no
services at tho house.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-10-15
CHANGES MADE IN
TRAIN SCHEDULES
AirIie-DallaS and SaIem-Falls
City Trains Change Time
October 20

Effective October 20 the following
changes win be made in train service
between Airie and Dallas, and between
Salem and Falls City.
Airli-Dallas Service.
Trains 3jl and 352 are cancelled be.
tween Dallas and Airle. There will
be no change in trains 81 and 212.
Motor ear between above points will
be established ON the following scaed.
Iule:
Motor.
Leave Dallas p.m., arrive 1850 pm.
Leave Superior $40 pm, arrive 4;40
pm.
Leave Mulkey 3:l2 pm; arrive 4:3s
pm.
Leave Monmouth S;2O pm, arrive
1880 pm.
Leave Luckamute 3;3l pm, arrive
I;l3 pm.
Leave Strmg 1886 p.m arrive 1903
pm.
Leave Simpson $40 pm, arrive 4;O5
pm.
Leave Airlie $3.50 pm, arrive 3.55
pm,
salem-Falls City Service,
There will be no change in the SEIZED
nle of regular trains except as shown
below:
No, l70 leaves Falls City 6;lO pm;
No. l61 arrives 6iO5 pan,
No, l70 leaves Cement Spur 6lS p.
M; No l67 arrives $3.50 pm.
No. no leaves Bridgeport 6;l9 pm;
No. l61 arrives 5;5l pm.
No. no leaves Ferns 6,29 PM; No.
l6l arrives j;5l pm.
No. l10 arrives Giliams 1929 pm;
No, l61 arrives $3.50 pm.
No l,O leaves Teats di25 PM; No.
l6l arrives 5;lS pm.
Nos l1O ast l6S leaves Dallas Gao
pm, and ) pm; No. l67 arrives $50.
Nos l1O aud l6S leaves Bowersville
e't66 pm and 5'o1 pm; No, l67 arrives
.5;l0 pm
Nos l7O aud l6S leaves Riskreall
d'i9 pm and $40 pun. No. l67 ar.
rives 5'l6 pm,
Nos, 40 and l6S leaves Gerlingor :
pm and oslo pm,i No, l61 leaves j;l5,
arrives i:3S pm,
Nos. l1o and los leaves Derry Or.
chard 'os pan. and j:l1 pm; No. l67
arrives 4;3d pm.
Nos, l1O and l6S leaves Greenwood
,o6 pm and 5;sl p.mj No, l67 arrives
i;3s pm,
Nos, l1O and l6S leaves McNary 71l|
pm, and 6;s5 pm; NO. l67 arrives l:2S
pm,
Nos. l7O and l6S leaves Hosford 7,li'.
pm. and 5!2' pm; No, l67 arrives
l'26 pm
Nos. 20 aad l0S leaves Brophy 1:lj
pm and 5'sS pm.; No, id7 arrives 1925 \
pm,
Nos. l70 and l6S leaves Eola an p n
M and $3.50 pm; No, ld7 arrives 4$S
PAN,
Nos, l7O and l6S leaves Long Dunn
'ss pm. aud 5'S5 p.m.i No, 1877 ar.
riyes 1870 pm,
Nos l,0 and los leaves Kingwood
Fark ';sS pm, and $40 pm.; No. l67
arrive i;l6 pm,
Nos l50 and les leaves West salem I
1is9 PM, and SAL pu.; No. i67 ~,
tlNes i'la PAN,
Nos, li0 and l6S leaves Commercial \
street 5iS5 pm, and 5;i1 p.m.. No. l67
arrives i;l0 pm.
Nos. l5o and l6S leaves Salem 7;45 p,
m and q pun; No. ld7 arrives pm.
Gerlingor- Independence Service.
No, l5S arrives Gerhnger $40 pm;
No, l37 leaves l;39 pm.
No, lbs leaves Independence Ass p. )
H.; No, la5 arrives i.5g pm.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-10-15

JENSON-At his home about ~
miles west of Broadacrcs, October
10, 1915, Jacob Jcnson, at the age
Of so years.
Mr. Jcnson was in Hubbard ycster
day, apparently in good health, but
this morning was found dead in his
cabin, where he had been living alone
for the past two years He was un-
married Burial win take place to-
day ut Woodburn.
TRY A JOURNAL CLASSIFIED All
THEY ARE BUSINESS GETTERs-
ONE CENT A WORD
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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-10-15

Trains 35l and 1852 are cancelled be
tween Dallas and Airlie. There vii
be no change in trans 2ll and 212.
Motor ear between above points will
be established ON the following scaed
ule:
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-01-07

W. think tbe Ruspans viii make lhc,r ,nrB,
INTO lon1anunop'c about the same time they foot
% into Berlin
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-01-07

Italy bias Noa'ed % war loan of 500 900 600
loo" Ike Italian neutrality comes much higher
than ours
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-01-07

Alaska Is hmcucag strong boz says ths
National Geographic society u ,s 10 be- hoped
that 300 trust N.I0 be- permitted 20 bust II
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-01-07
SUBSTITUTION RATFS.

III, Daily vows will be delivered by csrr,i
snyy'h.fs IN Amarillo. or by mail oui,id. OF m,
atty for s. 90 yesr. or SOC month. i, .dV.ne,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-01-07

The names OF British Worship seem 10 boz 1000
happy as vel. as InIusky
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-01-07

he New rar "iIl be- started IN mll bIae, with
ibe assembly % fbe rxas Legislature next week
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-01-07

Only morning Newspaper ia The Amarillo
County. tovep he Panhandle 81 I,xss Last
en- New Neuoo. southern Colorado and We.tsu
Oklahoma from twelve 10 twenty four hour, 10
advance Of Dsnv.r Dallas, Fort Worth. Oklaho.
ma cry md other papers carrying teisErAphic
dtbatchrs
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-01-07

The Amarillo Daily News
offers to its advertising patrons
paid circulation more than
double that Of any other Daily
paper published in Northwest
Texas.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-01-07

Entered - s,eoud loss matter 81 the post
oiiise Of Amarillo irfzs undSr The &C, # Msrcl
s. 1879.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-01-07

Al. long as fhis yaucty ol weather continue ou
The repertoire of the weather man. no on, will ,,ic
much whether lh. around hog will ,rc h,s shadow.
OF not
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-01-07

VIE ar- better oii here ,n lcxas ,h.n rhr crowded
portions ui the world John Ireland dreaded .hr
coming Of ,hr tune when $50 should hr .rYvdr.
one another INTO the Cult and Joe Bailey htd o..
mapped out 20 ruu about one half ihr population
into 'hr buny deep but Joe subsequently r.
Tented and that leaves us with sufficient u.nu.H
ZION 90 warrant d,ily change OF proa.m r ...
movies Waco tines Herald
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-01-07

With every upward squirt of the wheat maftc
'he Panhandle wheat sprouts are shooting upyHr,
quarter mob -or ol uprising spirit 10 tbc vhc.
family
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-08-19
CALIFORNIA AND COLORADO
BY G. u. H.

Within tia past ten days / have
been across Colorado on the Rio
Graffae-from Grand Junction to
Canon City-from Canon City to
Denver and back again-ail by day
light. During all this trip L never
looked in book or at newspaper
j looked out OF the car window all
the time. And no tourist from any
country ever enjoyed the scenery
more or observed more interestedly.
After a month in the show coun-
try Of California. Colorado never
looked SO good to me.
California is great show country
has much Of interest for everybody
lis great playground-and always
Will be.
But Colorado beats California q
mile at every turn Of the road--has
more to see-has finer scenery-has
a better climate every month in the
year-offers more healthy pleasures
to the tourist and is far superior as
a country in which to live.
In California you freeze in San
Francisco and perspire like harvest
hand In the South. You pay high
prices to see grand and wonderful
places built mp by millionaires. You
see how the. lavish expenditure of
money can turn a desert into q rose
garden-you see magnificent man.
sions and gardens built on rocks and
crags and on slightly desert places.
Everywhere you see the power OF a
great abundance OF money In trans
forming desert land into a land OF
flowers and gardens. But 20 railways
self you look-that the beautiful
scenes have been created BY the
lavish expenditure Of money.
Look behind the scenes-get away
from the door yard OF the million
aires-and you will find California a
prosaic place 10 live In.
California has the ocean. The
ocean is a novelty and pleasure TO
the tourist and the vacationer. But
the man who has to make a living
in California gets little pleasure out
Of the ocean He Il too busy making
living to get more than an occasion.
fiawers and gardens But you always
al ocean breese- The ocean Ia ali
right for the vaoationer-for few
days or = few weeks-but as an all,
the-year-round proposition wouIdn's
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-08-19
CANON CITY LOSES SUIT
AGAINST F. & C. c. ROAD

Cripple Creek Tines.
The Florence a Cripple Creek
railroad which paid the cost OF its
construction In three years and al
most Immediately began to lose
money for its owners. passed out OF
existence yesterday when the public
utilities commission entered an order
dismissing the case brought against
the road two years ago by Canon
to compel IT to rebuild a large sec
ton of Its track thru Eight Mile
canon which had been washed out
by flood. This section Of track
amounted I'd ten per cent of the
total mileage OF the road. and. rath-
er than restore Il. the company de-
cided 10 end its corporate existence.
As consequence OF the entering
OF the order there will be a revision
OF the railroad map Of the Cripple
Creek district. The Florence &
Cripple Greek not only owned the
line that was abandoned. but also
held lease on the Short Line be-
tween Colorado Springs and the dis
trict. and owned besides the Golden
Circle electric line which operates
within the istrict. and the Midland
Terminal line between Cripple Creek
and Divide. on the Colorado Midland.
Under the new Arrangement. the
Golden Circle has taken over the
lease Of the Short Line and has been
reorsanired itself under the title Of
the Colorado Springs q Cripple
Creek Railroad company and win
operate all the lines serving the dis
trict- In turn. all its stock is held
BY the Cripple Creek Central. 4 hold.
Ing company controlled by the Mac.
Neill-Penrose interests. with Henry
J. Blackmer OF Denver az chairman
Of the directorate.
Ralph Hartxell. counsel for the com
panywho has had charge OF the nego-
tiations with the utilities commission
said today that the determination to
end the corporate existence OF the
company was reached hectuso the
ines loss 70 tie Eloronee Cripple
Greek thru IT. opsrotion q the ori
ginnl line was Amountine 10 about
SlS.ooo ! month. and That Ultimately
4 would hare 70 20 into honkruptc3
Or slss es1onue = eesss heavy
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-08-19
BECAME EFFECTIVE JULY lsT

Canon City is working Under the
new lighting rates which were put in
TO effect for the month OF July but
no formal announcement was made
until the matter was acted upon by
the Utilities commission. as 1t is
now necessary to have that body pass
upon all questions relating TO the
raising or lowering Of rates.
The minimum charge was reduced
some dine ago from $3.50 TO sl.eo
per Ezonth. The rate Is now IL cents
per kilowatt hour instead Of IS cents
~ formerly. A 10 percent discount
,s allowed for prompt payment on all
bills instead Of percent ~ was the
former discount The same reduced
rate alto applies 70 South Canon.
East Canon. Lincoln Park ana en-
viTons. where the rate was formerly
is cents. The rate for commercial
use OF 20 cents n month per 100
watts connected. plus s percent per
kiiowatt hour. Is also in eject
Lower rates for Canon City had
been contemplated by the company
for long time and were perpared At
the bequest OF the City Council just
before the coal strike. That came
o. and cansed such unsettled c0ndi.
tons and abnormal expenses that II
was mutually agssea - -watt until
conditions were more satiufactory.
The new schedule was agreed up-
On after . conference with Mayor
Cooper. the lighting committee Of the
City Council and q committee from
the Chamber OF Commerce Rates Of
the majority OF the towns Of colora-
do were at hand and Il was found
fhat the average rate was slightly in
excess OF IL cents. This included
all the large cities OF the state and
excluded a number OF the mining
camps where rates are high. The
minimum rate OF ie cents was then
decided upon for Canon City. In ad-
dition the company is giving a slid
ing reduction down to cents for
larger quantities used. which is n
much lower sliding scale than Is in
effect In some of the towns.
With the saving made by the use
OF TUNGSTEN lamps and the reduced
rates electric lights are now within
the reach OF the most modest home
owner.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-08-19

loss to Its stockholders.
AS the original line into the rich
est gold camp in the country, the
Fioernce q Cripple Greek was a
great money maker" said MIR. Hart.
zeil. ~It had not been long in opera
tion when the Midland Terminal was
built and later the Short Line. The
Florence a Cripple Greek was mar.
row guage line, so that it could not
compete on equal terms with stand.
ard guage lines, and before long rate
reduction TO get tonnage became so
acute that loss fell on all OF the
lines.
Then the removal of the mills
from Florence and Canon City to Col.
orado City hit It a hard blow and the
resnlt was that when the flood came
in 1912 and wrought destruction to
a tenth OF its mileage IL was hopeless
ly outdistanced. The ending Of its
charter was the natural means to
avert catastrophe
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-08-19

Much was the excitement about the
Record office last night at the start
and during the official count by the
judges, Harry W. Combs. and Floyd
B. Campbell. of the vote in the Rec
ord contest The polls were closed
at six p. NJ and the count was
started shortly after seven-thirty.
Mr.. Herbert Mas won the trip by
about $4,000 votes. he having gather
ed many thousand votes in the last
few days. Miss Hettie Pennington
was second and Miss Eta Walton
third
Mr. Mas expects to leave upon his
trip Immediately and intends to
have = rouEing Eooa time He win
visit both fairs with tickets furnish
ed by the Record. He viii have his
round trip fare and Pullman reserva-
tions and fifty dollars in spending
money. all at the expense of the Rec
ord. The other contestants will re-
ceive considerable amount of money
in commissions for the subscriptions
which they turned in.
Mr.. Combs and MIR. Campbell, who
are expert accountants and mighty
handy with the adding machine. fin
ished NJ the work of counting the
large mass of votes in short order.
They went at it systematically and
as If they had done shrdlu mfwyppy
day of their lives bfore To others
less experienced the work would have
, been difficult proposition ana would
have taken a much longer time.
The candidates and their representa-
tives were present during the count
to see that their interests were prop
eriy safe-guarded and everything went
off in fine shape without hitch of
any kind. =
A large crowd gathered about and
within the Record office and the fact
that the interest was widespread was
evidenced by the constant ringing OF
the Record telephones with persons
on the wire who wanted, to know the
outcome.
1t was fitting nnish to lively
race.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-08-19
ILLINOIS APPLES BEING
SOLD ON The TREES

Chris Ringhausen. known as the
apple king OF Calhoun county has Just
sold his apple corp this year for S2s.-
900. The buyer must pick ana pack
the apples and ship them. II is esti-
mated there win be At least 2i.oco
barrels OF apples In the orchards.
Ringhausen owns three orchards In
Calhoun county, and one in Jersey
county, across the river. His II the
nrnt big sale Of apples made. but
buyers from northern markets have
begun to arrive in Calhoun county.
and the apple buying season viii be
, In full swing this week.
ninehausen. about twenty years ago
when he was poor. started In the ap-
pie business. Today he has the lar
gest Income Of any man 10 Calhoun
county. His fortune was based on
apples only.
The Thomas Smith Company. the
..purchaser1. expect to gather above
the estimate they made OF the crop.
Ringhansen. known a. one Of the best
f1esueru in the country Of the amount
.of crop Of apples on the trees be-
Iioven that Z faif estimate hss been
made At $1,000 harfels.-Nx.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-08-19
MAKES SECOND TRIP TO
CANON CITY IN TWO DAYS
!. c. DAVIS LIKES TOWN so
WELL he BRINGS
FRIENDS HERE

So well pleased with their arst
trip to Canon last Saturday that
they returned Monday, this time with
friends from the east who are visit
ing them. Mr.. and Mrs. T. c, DaviD,
Of Graneros. Colo. are in the etty for
= few days stay.
They arrived In company with Roy
A. Singleton. and family. OF Yates
Center. KAns. They are travelling in
two cars and while here will camp a
the old Hot Springs hotel Mr.. Sin
gieton is engaged In the grocery bus.
mess with his brother ii Yates Cen
ter. He thinks Canon City unsurpass-
cd for scenic beauty while the fact
OF Mr.. DAvis beihs here for the sec.
ond time IN two days speaks for
itaelf.
I certainly had to bring singleton
over to 80 the wonderfui scerery
YOU people have saId AIR. Davis,
1.-TWO trips heke IN two days Il gcins
some. isn't itir
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-08-19

trade the mountains of Colorado for
the ocean of California.
Living IS cheap In California-for
the cottager Fruit and flowers and
vegetables sell so cheaply that you
wonder If the stun we're not stolen.
You can see no possible profit in IT
for the man who producaI re crop.
This Is to the advantage Of the tenn
porary resident. but not to those who
own the ground
The climate of California is better
than that of Ohio. Iowa, Nebraska or
any Of the middle states. But the
climate of Colorado is as far ahead
of California as California is ahead
of Nebraska.
The humidity of Los Angeles and
San Diego is about the same as that
Of Chicago. You can feel the damp
ness In the atmosphere-you can see
its effects in the mouldy bread and
fruits day old.
The thermometer records may show
Los Angeles and San Diego to have
warmer winter days than Canon City
but ask the man who has been
there and he viii tell you that he
shivers more and suffers more in the
damp. chilly days of Southern Cali
fornia than he does in the crisp. dry,
cool atmosphere Of Colorado.
1. have been in California nearly
every month of the year. and know
what the records of the weather de
partment show and am convinced
that any month in the year the eli.
mate OF Canon City is more health
full and pleasanter than the climate
Of Southern California
California without doubt offers
many attractions to the tourist-and
We who work In Colorado always en-
joy a rest and paly time In California.
But for the man or woman who
works In Kansas. Iowa, Texas or East
] believe that Colorado offers Just as
many eharms as California. and for
the man or woman anywhere Colorado
, offers bette responsibilities and a far
better climate &c live IN all the time
California is fine and grand and
beautiful. but Colorado beats Call
fornia q every turn OF the road
beata her on every essential feature
/, for the tourist. for the health seeker
or for the everyday working man
California beats US only in her ad
vertising and IN her promotion.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-08-19
GLENN .SpE0RY WRITES
! or IExAS DoRoER WARFARE

Rev. and Mrs. 8. II. sperry are In
receipt Of letter from their son. J.
Glenn sperry who Is sergeant in Co.
F., Ninth Infantry. who has been with
his regiment at Laredo. Texas. for
two years. In the recent uprising
near Brownsville where the troops
were called out. four companies or
his regiment were among the num-
Der. so he writes. He further states
that lot OF men out of his company
and himself were sent to sorita. Tex.
There are so many Mexican ban
dts around this part of the state
that IL is Necessary 10 call large
force here from my regiment. sta
toned at laredo" writes Sergeant
sperry.
1--WE are scattered all along the
failroad. tthe Gulf Coast Aine.) some
sixty miles north Of Brownsville. The
bandits attacked the town ten miles
south OF here last night. Only ten
.eeidiers were there. and In the skir-
mish one OF the boys was killed. and
quite number OF the bandits were
shot to death.
The bandits were chased away
and took to the woods. leave. tomor-
row morning in command OF some sol
diers. and VIII join band of Texas
rangers. to scour the country and
rout out a band OF bandits, said to be
located about ak miles from here.
There is q report here that the ban
dts are going to attack this place.
In case they do they will be given a
mighty warm reception. WIN wire
you the result should they come and
mix up In Z scrap. There has been
more or less nshting along the line
with the same detAchments for more
than . week, but We are cleaning
them out right along. There are eight
troops Of cavalry hclping ". am
In the best OF health and In good
ixhting trim. WIN keep you posted
from time to time a. to the situation
and conditions.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-08-19
ENTER YOUR BABY NOW
IN THE FREMONT CONTEST

It
Each day the interest grows In the
Fremont County Baby Contest. Sew
erai have made Inquiries as to the
Conditions for entering this contest.
Briefly the plan is this. any baby
between the ages of l2 and 4s months
in Fremont county may enter
st. All that Is necessary to
b. the registration OF the name
and =. of the child. No entrance
fee is charged.
The winner win be decided by a
committee Of three judges selected
from among the physicians of the
county. These judges will examine
each child and will grade the en-
trants on the several points Just as
they are graded at the State fair and
other state shows. The winner Will
be determined by the largest number
OF points In the total score.
The primary object OF this contest
is to select baby to enter the State
contest at the State fair In Pueblo.
oeftrkup<I 1910. A1IduBcucul1 uatS
been made whereby the expenses of
the mother and winning baby win be
paid to Pueblo and return. Last year
Fremont county took second and It is
to be hoped that more people WIN
make exhibits this year and viii help
the county to carry away the FIRST
honors. The winning OF the FIRST
prize for the baby scoring the highest
plumber Of points would be-a big ad-
vantage In securing the county hon
ors.
Aside from this feature. Il is a good
thing TO know exactly whether your
child Is defective OF. whether it is not
absolutely perfect. Il is hoped that
much interest will be taken in this
cnnfe4f and that a. a result babies
VIII be given closer attention. The
ultimate result viii be q stronger.
healthier class of children.
Don't put Il on any longer. Send
that baby's name to Mrs Theodore
NJ Harding. president OF the Civic
improvement League and abe will see
that the name il duly entered in the
contest Lists. Be sure and give the
age. exactly. Do 4 now.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-08-19
oogo 70 JOIN nuanANn.

Mfs. Levitt Thurlow has gone to
Myton, Utah. to Join her husband who
has been there for the past month.
Mr.. ThurloW has purchased large
ranch Of eoq Aeres and will 80 Into
farming on 4 large ncale. The Thur.
lcsss came hack frch IlpilSs phllip.
pine islands, seseral Wohtha AsD.
who're NJ. ThurioW heia position
with ths government. Mn. Thurlow
has hesR v1nitin1 her nolhsn 1ifs.
EusnlsN
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