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“Don't Worry, Watoh Us Grow” The Now Store “DIPS” ARE BUSY Credit One Dellar or Twe Each Week Will Da. Office Furniture a Cash | NUMEROUS ROBBERIES IN 6E ATTLE NOW-A-DAYS KEEP} | POLICE ON THE MOVE- one| | ROBBER BREAKS THROUGH | FLOOR After a few montha of quietude in jthe ranks of lawbreakers, the police | Is to impress the Business Man king hard to run down ~muplaints of thefts Batu jean on 0 This sony the burs t ptured The thief carried off $1 vd a $40 Office DE@Siic| «i: vor sooproin eit ov vi tor Anderson, a fellow employe, who Made of solid Golden Oak, hand tried to borrow money from Ahip polished finish. os Goer the evening previous, Entrance was gained by breaking (hrough the floor drawers and arn rest on right ” jot the room. aide BSise of top 80x42 Abip fmeured sensational hold inches, Price ....+4+ $13.75 Bf) up and robbery case several months ago. As @ result of the former jhareh tr ment he narrowly ¢@# eaped the asylum and was under 2s MMR ce BRE ee Goctor's care for months. His as Jnaliant nearly escaped punishment j because he w well connected, but the authorities carried the case to « | jury and P penitentiary ry Church landed tn the W. H. Lamphear, of the St. Louls| hotel, did not lose much, but his }room was entered and a pair of | shoes, a double snake chain and an ancient one-cent charm carried off. Dr, C. M. Wharton moored his | boat in an accustomed place Thurs- jday night, Friday morning at 6 Jo’clock the boat had disappeared. |e offers a reward | Etta Kroeger, of the Vendome hotel, plained that her room had Alteration Sale |0°": Goes Right Along i iee brains open Gat & ‘osld watch SHIRTS | monds, $13 in silver and several old | cot is taken, UNDERPRICED EVERY GAR- MENT. ‘PUSSICH DIED | Men's Madras Negligee Shirts, } Biot of shoe shelving must down, to make room for re- Every shoe on these ‘at bargain prices Satur- DOUGLAS SHOES SATURDAY 2.95 | = in kid and box ealf. $2.95 NATURAL DEATH permanent colors, $1.00 values, Saturday .. T6e Pussich Men's Fancy Percale and Im ported Madras Golf Shirts, best of workmanship, $1.00 and $1.25 value, Satard .. 150 Men's Laundered Percale Shirts. with 2 pair detached cuffy, $1.25 value, aw e- —— Saturday’ s Best Glove Values died # natural This is the result of Coroner Car- roll’s sutopay upon the remains Thursday afternoon. Death was due! |to two causes: pneumonia and en |largement of the heart. Pussich expired under suspicious! cireumstances shortly after taking a/ drink of whisky with relatives and |friends just before boarding the} |Senator, bound for Noma Coron roll # 4 this morning that he} ould have had the men arrested; before the vessel left had he known | jthe ciroumstances. They quarreled jover the dead man's effects and took most of them away “with therm, The body will be shipped to Angel| }Camp, Cal, in accordance with a tolographic request from a brother. | me piso = Peace at Home dren's Kid Oxfords— In obtained by using our Fancy lowa Bises 8% to 11.. <++900 | Creamery at 260 Ib. and Strictly S Bins 11% to 2.. .. $1.00 | | Fresh Ranch Eggs 2 dos. 48c. Also Ladies’ Kid Oxfords, low | Pure Lard at cut rate prices. Cow Butter Store, ist and Pike st. Gloves, all the appearance of finest kid gloves, 2 clasp fas and colors, I} $i.a9 Lace The loves, in bi | $2.00 value, Sai $1.50 Ladies’ Bi | Gloves, Saturday Underwear Bought Right If Bought Here Men's Ribbed Balbriggan Shirte Is What You Buy a Piano For Be Sure of Your Dealer | try hewis, sizes * to 6, per pair | tadiew’ Tan and White Super <eitownt Ai ee De Lisle Gloves, 2 clasp fastened IGE IRENE Binck Kia eps, hand | per pair vseseeSe 9] THE NORTHERN PACIFIC . Opera and Everett Ladies’ Silk Finished Lish }On Saturday, June frd. will place + 91.50 value, Saturday Ce a eaee cclue [iits new train, “The Puget Bound| ar . $129 as pretty as silk and much | Limited.” on inspection at Seattle Bm voli Velvet Slip more serviceable, per pair SOc 9) spot The train will be open from 7:30 p n all sizes, Saturday, per | Ladies’ Super Silk Gloves, dou- §/ 2 ™ SOO MPs eee cscs he ble woven finger tips, in pretty P -_ Annuiies Slippern grays and white, per pair. .65e Saturday | GOc | Ladies’ Silk Mercerized Suede THE SPATTLE STAR DUST Fd Bok has again attacked tips and tipping. Bd is becoming real yel low ery. || By the way, do any of B ane reads | ors over give tips? However, Wm probably be safe unless somebody & deer R in the mistakes him ekefeller will Adirondacks for A WORD FROM JOSH WISE locks = an HE WAS DRAWING NEAR “T can't find his name in the city | directory.” “Well, you know, ‘to find a name you must first know how to spell it,’ suggested his friend. “Yea— to spell it as the city db rectory does.” If Lather Burbank grow such wonderful things why doesn't he try to make hair grow on John D. Rockefellers head? It is to be hoped that Thomas W Lawson will be able to devote at least one chapter of “Frenzied Fi nance” to John Sullivan an can really | Charlie Mitchell “What's to become of thie coun- I'd like to ke Jomanded the reformer, “If thin cigaret habit ten't checked? What will happen all Our representatives, our and our president emoke “That's y.” replied the cigaret smoker “Then tell us what wil happer | demanded the reformer “Why, the be taken off.” arif on ts will ole in patent colt The iadies of the West Seattle and velour calf Congregational church will serve “They tell me you've been on t luncheon in the store formerly oc-| right side of the market for some eupled by the Daulton Furniture | time lcompany, First and Spring, Satur “That's right. I have been out day. wide.” Many a woman who can't clea patr of ee because the odor @ascline makes her sick can «it hours in an automobile thinking of dinner, — Four Trains Daily “ without between Seattle and Portland, com mencing June 4th. Leaves Seattle $:40 and 11:15 @ m. 4:50 and 10:20 Pm. Train leaving at 4:30 is new train Two rm iDIELL) a Bartell’s Always and Drawers, 0c values, Sat We sell pianos only of best quality stiff Derby urday 250 standard reputation—pl- | correct new block, our | Men's Jersey Ribbed Shirts and anos that you and we Wetlar $2.50 grade, Saturday Drawers, in pretty pink, blue, jew all about. A bix Deere $2.75 | black and Exyptien colors, bag ol nage n Pace lt Rats Greco mie home +480 lower than the average. & nd mode colors, Sat. | Men's Lightweight Jersey Rib All planon marked tn e105 | bed Australian Wool Shirts plain figures—why not? and Drawers, the ideal sum- Pay by the month if ‘Men's Stroller Style Hates, you prefer, nd colors, Saturday $1.06 DETERSO GOOD GOODS mer garment for those that must wear wool, per garment ‘ oe eee $1.28 Sherman, Clay & Co. STEINWAY DEALERS Til Becond Ave., Seattle. Cal Francisco, Cal San Oakland iow York Dental Parlors Ten years’ guarantee. 20 a. m. to 6 p,m MBGLEY’s € OR NER but Prices on Pure Drugs i Fruit Sait The lle Salt, half pound 200 Poram of Tartar, halt pound 200 Borax, fall pound fe H Giveerine. halt pint 25e Ing Boda, one pound 100 half pound 200 pepirite of Camphi h f pint She ited Aad $1.00 T5e Food, 75 60ce a's Food, n 55e ra Soap ; int 156 ® Tar Soap A -1be PBrerything Hise ai Cut Prices > Max Ragt y No Agents, No Commission EITEL BUILDING. Kasy payments without interest DELIVERY. Second and Pike BOTH PHONES 982 Standard Rotary and Domestic The best ever made, Shuttle chines, $16, $18, $24 Bewing Machine Department Embroidered. Waist Patterns . CLIN E’ 5 on wale for a week at $1.98 and £2.25 each. THE FAIR F D@artment Stgre. ond Ave., Just Above Pike. Postoffice. Just _above t NO MATTER HOW LITTLE OR |HOW MUCH YOU BUY—A THOU SAND AND ONE THINGS ALL TT |A SAVID THESE ARE SAM | PLES— |WOODBURY'S DENTAL CREAM, | 2c TUBES lhe LYON TOOTH POWDER, 26¢ CANS 15¢ MENNEN’S TALCUM, 86c SIZE, | ¢ 106) |EASTMAN’S TOOTH POWDER, 26c BOTTLES ... he GOODYEAR FOUNTAIN SYR Stores Cuts the Price | | when ingredien the v every p | tem, | from coi alkalies ap ever m ae thin state that m aot pores jen thene | f the body into mh a « art benefite or tr Therefore, fate be all mmon should | Munyon's Witch Hazel Soap, price ISo cake. | « Witch Hazel Shaving Stick in box, price 25e. | | } Munyeon's Witch Munyo Witeh For sale everywhe SAME OLD STOR) CHICAGO, June Shea, of the teamater other labor leaders tee of the team own in the mayor's office The teamstor nite anew ingtexs to submit to right, of team owne moerghandiae to strike regar After a preliminary di conference adjourned this. aftyrnoon BOAP and jures the h and avoided met a commit anc sation | were asked for are ufos keep lots | 1 AME every” 1 den uv fellers honest [rood me ee ee ee |try Thy Witeh Hagel op. ke that it will cure chapped han 1 pein a night, 1 know it will » |the roughest skin. I know ft will improve any complexior Peot whe are yled with pimy A South Dakota man won a wife |DINCkhends oF ocean vanes by fighting a bull He ought to get | jagy > ff r how delicate along all right in married life nenaitive her skin may be—to try eomenes for I guarantee that it will impro Secretary Shaw says the cost of |any complexion, no matter how fa living has not increased, The sec- |!t remover disagreeable odors fror retary must be boarding the body and keeps the skin 1 ¥e h thy conditie: To every r in he an at conacle Prince Henry ia coming to this ot a this article for her baby |country again, Some members of |If the little one te suffering with royalty go to Paris when they wish | prickly heat, hives, chafing or rash to cut a chunk from the dull rou-|of any sort, don’t fall to bathe it ir tine, but Hen always hunts up hie |thia soap. It will give almost ti biena. ob widen. mediate relief. In fact, I have never . known ft to fall 1 want [the public to give p @ thor ough teat and I am positive they will agree with me that It In the best de I wish te nt I have Is MEDI r less of the that ngredients to fc paps made dangerous My 2— Preside * union, an this morni det. r will ng th deliver firm the luck m to bound scussion until 40 IGis @xpected the teamaters will ref rbitrate th iawte, In which case t | wide extension of the Pr *| | Shea was today sum the grand jory to giv Umony regarding mn loaders. F men will be m1 side of the story > - m the npta of business concerns to business d to give their | tion at will be a rike nmoned before e turther alleged her Inent Ballard Th® Ballard engine ering depart ment is getting real skittish, It has purchased a testing machine for ce ment and asphalt testing. Heret |fore the city has always relied Seattle for this | Ballard departn§ nt of as much impor wtrument and the fe na that tance as any refuses to ask its sister city for the loan of its testing machine any longer Next Saturday night, at Ballard & social will be given In the lot next to the city hall for the purpose of raising money to send the Ballard hostess to the | Portian 4 fair. LITTLE HAPPENINGS or sent prepaid on bitration the} G der wl memnt Le} Gloves and Ribbons--Neck- wearand Belts 2 Ci%a WD KELIAGLE GOODS ONLY. Summer Hats Specially Priced for Saturday Hat all the ormbination with braids, treet in nd med new a $1.25" f i 1 Bata it Hat chi and 4, e mark raor ' pre , of na ; log re ! ' ru ' brow new greens, Alice / ‘ip. pot . . ne « ' hite d linen, trim ~ 9. pew ; ' a ve and quills; these hats are very light F ; ll ae ie ae ‘ ‘ for warn ather; price, each Mur Vitch Hagel Taloun $2.08 I , king the place of French Satiors and “Tommy At allors—the new 1 moat ately es nape have just been rece and will go on ale od, being f fror yatals tomorrow These hats are trimmed ke t t k with quills, flowers and sat or velvet rib of ns, and are very handsome pecial price pon eye ‘ , . each $4.08 Mu Face Cream o0 The Man of the ~ Be oe House i dena woo WILL PROFIT BY THESE BARGAINS TOMORROW. asking ay al Fancy Summer Shirts of all the newest and best ma slar | terials, nice new patterns, every shirt guaranteed per Mur fect in fit and workmanship, and all reduced in price Hg ae for tomorrow, Here is the way we've marked them— oot haan ts hahin wi eine Men's Shirts, worth $1.86, tomorrow only $1.00 poo thelr ads with Munyon's Men's Shirts, worth §1.00, tomorrow only 150 Witch H ap and then use the| Men's Shirts, worth 66¢, tomorrow only ..... . Oe ator, rubbing It well Men's Fancy Hose, of fine French lisle, -very cholce Nt will not or eure} quality, and worth 35c a pair; special tomorrow. .25¢ ineases, but Men's Hose of mixed wool and cotton, a good comfort- hair from fall able kind; special tomorrow at 15e, or two peire . for 250 dn where the re | ] make hair grow wherever particle of Ife in the Men's Underwear, of fine silk finished balbriggan, draw- ere have double seat; splendid carmente at the ‘wrihe 500 Boys’ Clothing « Witch Hazel Hair Invigorator, price 0c and $1.00. Hazel Taloum Powder, price 25. Harel Face Cream, price 25¢ MARKED DOWN FOR SATURDAY pt of pric MYNVON, Prvtedeiphe Pe Boys’ Suite, sizes 4 to 14, of all wool and wool and cotton mixed | TEDDY WILL ND sultings and in handsome blue TO. HI8 CASE LATER and biack serges and cheviots, - well made, with stay-on byttons and never-+rip seams, Patent waistbands, nicely tailored pock- ete—suits that look just like the kind the tailor makes for papa— regular value $8.49 each; special tomorrow at 2.98 Boys’ Shirt Waists (odds and ends), nearly all sizes, 4 to 18, fancy stripes and patterns in red, blue and tan, 25c and 20c kinds; spe cial tomorrow at, each . de Boys’ Sweaters, in all colors and sizes, all wool, too.... 88e to $1.69 corduroy, a material that 14; on sale tomorrow at, @ Pants, of brown iron, sizes 4 to Boys’ Knee wears like pair Boys sizes Mother's Friend” Waists and Fancy Shirts, in all and in all the newest patterns, at, each.....65¢ Hosiery Bargains LUCKY SATURDAY BUYER. 2x1 black ribbed cotton, double heels and GEN. ALEJANDRO YBAGGA } There's a noisy fellow down tn Veneruela who has been showing signs of eruption against Uncle Sam recently. His name ts * Ale jandro Ybarra, and he is—or was at last heartng—-minister of foreign affairs for Castro's comic opera FOR THE Boys’ Hose of government. toes and treble knees, absolutely fast dye; also @ Just pow he is assalling the finer ribbed hose for girls, all sizes, 6 to 10; special Jed States violently and threatening Saturday at, a pair -.. 12he to make this country look like Rus-| Women's Hose of black cotton, well shaped narrow an- sia | kie, full length, with spliced heels and toes; special When Teddy gets through hunt tomorrow at, @ pair ....... cstesesessee es K@e jing mountain lions and bears he Women's Hose of plain and fancy tan and black lace ,in | will give the gent with the unpre a number of pretty new patterns; special at . 250 nouncable name a few minutes of Women’s Veste—a special bargain sale of 60 dozen— ibis attention. } full bleached white knitted cotton, with long sleeves, j are “run of the mill” and have very slight tmperfee- { 8 Kirshb Pike, believed tions, sizes 4, & and 6, worth <gbtpeascaste! 25e a gar- A man whe “ eck for] ment; on sale tomorrow at, each ...15e $28.40 a few iday he Women's Vests, Jersey ribbed, extra sizes, ‘full bleached, doubted t y and ap sleeve! and taped at neck and arms, sizes 7, 8 and peared at y sarters | 9, made for stout people ee cesses ABe the check ein | Women's Knitted Summer Pants, in lace umbrella | found to be ‘ Kirshbaum says sty with 4 inches of fancy lace at knee ovate at jthe man was young and honest 2e looking and signed the name of Harry F. Stone | S ila the police She escaped from aj SPECIAL FROM 6 TO 9:30 home found for her several weeks | These bargains are made especially as an panels to }ago. She was given a chance to re-| have you pay us @ visit after 6 Saturday. Makes form and sent to the home of a ree things pleasant for you and for us. Enough goods to ident on Queen Anne hill. The gi last all the evening ssing several days. Cotton Challies, another half thousand of yards of these sultable for kimonas, dressing sacques has been mi — a . | nice materials, adn to deaeney, ‘wee wavered | Fagen al aes gun a ant or wrappers; special tomorrow night, at, a yard... Be, nine trom. Sriieepert, Oona. with Wailingtor ‘’ “ i * ny a Gal Women's Vests of bleached ribbed cotton, no sleeves, ith gford neh he red nec t Be but some her father, to become the wife of P.| Union church, Gre Lake, Frida taped n k and arms, regular lic garments, bu Re arti aity” hanteed| ites ee eis nee oy > 4 have little imperfections; special tomorrow night 2 x TNO: « 6 oo * ms ¥ “< Thursday afternoon, and th mpl ducted by the Beitz Undertaking! Women’s Tights, bleached or ecru, regular 0c gar. a quietly married Thursday! company, of Green Lake, and Rev ments; special tomorrow night at - 190 evenin, th, ol c jon chu | rc 4 , “ OT, Sa for visiting Mon-| GTiftit®, of the Union chureh, offi Women's Hose of fine gauze fast black cotton, equal to mares Sor viatiing, See | etated any 1% stocking; special tomorrow night at....12%e Portland fair are to be opened by| WASHINGTON, June it is Black Chantilly Laces, 750 yards one to 12 inches wide, the Montana club on the fourth| presumed from an authoritative in fine new patterns; ee Te en te PRICE floor of the Hinckley block. Over| source that federal grand jury Se a " 1 60 membe ve of the Memtase tub = hen dr bows ‘ Ind cs br ae os Face Véllings, 150 yards, bisck and colors, new fancy tended the meeting at the Chamber | sult of the beef trust inquiry. Ten| 9 = oe octyl —. Poel ba cunch ates in mt om merce, ¥ we "| g. | me re « re D meintagy or - : ; cad"ehe Gelnile tag 8, cog re Leather Bags and Purses, 10 different styles in black tertaining Montana visitors were] BUENOS AIRES, June 2.—The} and Letty Sen so att — naan mg hin ap a - upon revolution against the local goverr -| = ve an igip Pan tcppeee eae caked . _< To assixt Rey. Herbert T. Gow yont in the province « nama etty e ene Pak ae te a wae - Rosina ch Souvenire of Seattle, pretiy wood and shell novelties, increasing duties, Rev. Harry Gales| tionists were put to route by fed-| pay ecg: angele cnteg egypt sn tonlDhstpnc to wiser ~ Robinson, of Grace church, Chicago, | eral troops. | ye re q has been called to Seattle. Dr. | po Robinson ts said to be a strenuows| PHILADELPHIA, June 2.—Wil — i Michael Hust liam H, Baker, ass nt director of rt Emporia, Kan., has been called to| quest of Mayor Baker. y c a y Besend Ai oo 8 the pulpit of the Wolsh Presbyte rs Comp n tee” rian chureh in Seattle. A supper Great Northern Railway a y “4 : and entertainment were given at hurch Thursday evening for | Will sell round-trip tickets to Mil | waukee on June 14, 15, 16, for $69.70, the purpose of raising church funds, | account of Woodman convention More than 800 were in attendance. | F. R. MoLaren, deputy grand | qm master, I. O. 0. F., of the state, left AT THE THEATERS excerpts and other more popus Friday morning for Vancouver, B. | jar concert selections by the cele C., where the grand encampment} brated contralto, Mary Louise Clary, and the meeting of th he grand lodge closes the Daniel INGE, $1.60 KINDS ..-$1,10)| witi be held Jgne 3 to & inclusive. | i Ceey skaenseeuanl ee ee ) ANTONIO LAGARDO’S PURE|Mr. Mclaren is to be invested with| * LU bryce Al menoueenn at =~ a . : > 16 BA (4|the office of grand master, to sul-| THE THEATERS. Avenue theater next Saturday nig CASTILE BOAP, Tbe BARS (4/the J and master, to sul-| * AT THE THEATE \It will be played Friday night and POUNDS) FOR LeF. A. Shaw, present in * *) | ergy cumbemt, Many of the members of le Star ite Vaudeville, % | #80 at the matinee aSturday LADIES’ HANDBAGS the-local order will go to Portland * Bright, attractive olio of vaude- * les Taylor's New Yor | | company, brought here direct from REDUCTIONS oneJunée 6, which has been named * ville features, *in Y i ; . nhl as Qdd Fellows’ day at the fair x SEATTLE —~ Monday-Wednes- # |New York by Manager Russell, of HOOD’S LIVER REGULATOR, 50c| J, 4. Vinner, Ritzville. who is x day, “The Christian.” Good #|the Third Avenue theater, come s1ZEB BBE | charged with having inadvertently FOR SATURDAY #* production at popular prices. x | Mences & Sumer ee “opening cei itle ies - left that village with $200 belong % ‘Thursday-Saturday, “Peace. #| matinee next Sun¢ > CASCARETS, 60c SIZE 35¢ | ing to the plano house of which he| * ful Valley % | Play ‘ masones 0m | he: Se |BATH TOWELS AT A SAVING, |WA# manager, was recognized, | & THIRD AVE. —Monday-Wed- %|!8 ® bls melodramatic scenle pron TORREY'S RAZORS, $1.60 KINDS, |" lg afternoon, by Sheriff Lou| Best High Grade * nesday, “The Clay Baker,” | (uction n Second avent The sher- | ~ ie Pe * pastoral play with interest- ®/ 4. goog p 3 AT . $1.00 | ir ince escorted Vinner to the| Canned Corn Spee eetthations, Wednesday | ,4, S000 bill, es, ts usual at th | . “ . | Star theater, is drawing crowd ALMOND COLD CREAM, 26¢ JARS | co@@iyy jail. | 7 1-2e can * Saturday, “Bast Lynne. Lad Pel 4 ! rye 4 * MR eS Vet | ote ‘ Se £ A Myon Worth 1Sc can : y | | * RENEE MASSAGE SKIN FOOD, 26c JARS | ‘To somb people is how we ell but- “ppt ty NEW YORK, Juno %—Hulford . 1Se¢ | fer And came so much lower than | he patrons of the Seattle are| Martin, a wealthy young American, PHAR'S | SOAP. UNSCENTED 41Q@ [S07ene ¢ Fancy lowa Creamery | lbeing treated to one of the best of-|0f Rye, N. Y., whose mother re { Pure Lard, any size pails, 10c forings of the season this week, | cently married Dr. Walsh, of San ALCOCK’S POROUS PLASTERS | Gow Butter Store, Ist and Pike, *** Daneel Valley" ta given an excel-| Francisco, is reported mysteriously, * ‘ “9 De) Open ag eg lent rendition by the Watson Stock | missing from Brighton, England, BELLADONA POROUS PLAST. CHANGE OF TRAIN TIME company. This play will run for|Where he was visiting with his BLLADOD § “AS , i : shts ; mother. He was last seen on a pier ERS, 200 KIND Pe | On the Northern Pacitic, commenc two more nights and Saturday ma " I sag @ ling June 4th. Watch for many tinee, when it will be followed by| With a chorus girl on April 28 ‘The ae changes and additional trains, *** “The Man from Mexico.” | girl says she left him there, The per - “ police are condueting @ search, : 7 Seattle lovers of music and the . ae ed Children's clothing at about }drama will have an opportunity to] “THE PUGET SOUND LIMITED,” 7%. Mee our window | see a plcforial presentation of “Par e po FIRST AVE. COR CHERRY ifal” at the nd on Friday and|the Northern PacWic new train be= Dd TEA & COFFEE co. Saturday of this week, together] tween Seattle and Portt@hd, will be ru LEWIS . AVENUE |with a descriptive lecture covering} open for inspection at Seattle from Two nod " & 60 wei SECOND ; the entire play by J, Alex. Hanna,| 7:0 p.m. to 9:30 p. m, Saturday, Second Avenue X Avenue, Cor. Cherry 8 Near Madison Street. ind accompanied by an elaborate| June Sra, You are cordially invited | musical program, including “Parai-'to visit same, oe

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