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NOTICES : oo FAILOnD LOTHES Falta MOUNTAIN PARTIES CLASSIFIED BUSINESS J) ior basin scale! wonn os DIRECTORY (DAN. PLUM DRTC Wi . . North 208! Classified Ad Rates = WANTED ong tr t Cheese Rates Ne peeve. times AARARAARA An RARAa ee CONTRACT RATES WANTED — FURNT’ TURE qCownt & avera . . ' w Pur ' I month. és e 5 a months, datly HB months, dar Stated sp: ~ Hiss tic: Lye » Us VOR SALE Hines & week, 1 year per Tr Hoes « ik, 1 year er Une & week, € m & week a week % | $0 Mes A + phone” “We're as close as your 0! ATTORNEYS AT-LAW BT. Schorr, Second MOTORCYCLES DOWNS BUI righ se taken new JOSEP ALLEN, AT] near Broad: | rights Sing SAPhdard. | pre. “MISCELLANEOUS ~~ Ree te ~ We make know that they a The Canadian Hank an be made. e Toronto. Canada nduction at Do ts our m: shipment trom SX panel doves. fi 8 doors, up from ra ‘on savings and ‘office. da, ete.) Gen Taterert ‘sliowed deposits Bositie, Branch. 0 V_ NOUT. Mer x 1 4 3 differen 200 and Pocket Milliard Tan Bileys and accessories: dar fixtur Payments Kinds: easy INSWICK - BA Cotes ie 200-24 First ay. a BON! | —IOuN Goonretiow «50 enn, 46 wines Sash frames. with stl Inside window trim 10 pleces, no wa Cupboard doors a specialty reen doors and windows own make, standard in stock. We snip anywhere alow WILLIAMS CO. AND Doons ay. & Sil Rafley Ride a rane Works. Sie Wallard CARPENTERS Jobbing and repairs Main su 1942 First ="1$2.50 @e $2. 50 tty and” iin BYRGLASSES, SPECTACLES, FITTED Roach, 717 New lenses, complete, $2.59. and Cherry. Op. eran Bide ter Awh | }19 MALE HELP WANTED| 41 ACREAGE | EAE AV PHNOM RON VE AND PIKE SOLTRORGNS—a0F LYON BUILDING KIRKLAND GARDEN TRACT | Wanted Bixperlenced UNGAL wernt New Fine view t m vu whieh $60 Pe A oh E atte PE RSONALS THE BRISTOL HOTEL t time » would Hike to get acquainted with tady tat go to the: bench widow. with nid ie Address| Phone iiliett ¢09). 814 New Terk aie Hallable” gentlemany 7 | EVERY MAN ; f aay «| CAN BECOME A PRODUCER with | At the bo offer + figure and terme we are act, $950, 8 » fruit} range hall from stores, Mt thia t De MATT & CO., 1209 cage erfront T FOU MANNY TF RUTTEN? Join | Shoice land 43 REAL ESTATE MRS AN | tained. Charles W aon White thay NW ~ t| nde | TEWELI—MANICURING 1134% |Z Hiap- Fine B-room bungalow j furniaved Apply 1240. | HOMESTEADS PTED, WEUTABLE CLAIRVOTANT. apie rd reader, palmist. If troubled or try Goudtful, consult me Windeor, Sixth ‘and pio and Union. Apartment 112 would plot into # Ra MARTIN, TRAINED NURAE. CON 1e-aere tr Price $550} finement home. reasonable, 2008 Roren whole #0 or give me Phone & on Reattle property. Ad the ™ Third « Get married) beat matrimonial paper pab- | — Mehed (83) The Cor-| Pree ilomesteads Alberta and Biritie _reapandent. Columbia. Call 04 Vesier way. room 47 FARM LANDS ane phone Main 2 Na aa thick 12, 819.95 week rug special “Lassteatere $10.94; ve 11 sine 2-9x10-4, for halle, 94.45 vely 88 con Many other Terma often given. Wald Menry Bide. 1272 F CLEARING MeLaod, Blilott 1218, agents mp and Steam Coa! = Toane lowest [Separate apartments ‘Oe iw money on fewetry: low rates: prt American Jewelry Co} | Hpanewnbere New sharpened near Upton Gatety bindes 1409 4th av Co Tre aearaat in eal NEW Ke Big Et CEIVED. Trick & Porsie it piled on purchasa Meyer-Toner, te Unton. Rot tap deak tor sale cheap. The Wound lectric Co. T# Marton ot. & wr risa COMPOUND, 7 barrel, per ise ibe, Se: cane well Are you Tooking tor wend working clothes? Go to Sixth ay. and Pine et eae Lex i ll Rete WOW tanat vSttS Go, day and night ser- x ny vice M2251 4 r are meveltinn: suectaliet on) ~~ SO ore Fepair work. 1263 Third. Main “TG scree for din Te J. Schions. Gent, Det LIVESTOCK | 348 W. 88th Gow. fresh in & few days, will well, Call Sidney 206. Worse Auction Tuesdays, MARKET — 173? ip m ‘oman Lawyer Doo |10 POULTRY troubles; general practice; con-!§ Guinea plas for sale. 41 confidential. “1 er ° a om Green Lake ear Ghicken Dry Goode Wr Complete poultry supplies Bagley av Westlake. NE & MFO CO ann “Occidental AY... Senttin, Machinists. Dies and Tools Made Teveloned ties Made iam Monamant Ga jee Thicd av i Moving & Storage Co. Madison Ess? 414 Auto vans. fireproof xpert packers. reduced freleht Raised deck cruiser, jéxs. 144 LOST AND FOUND Remember we have the Northwest for cutting and polishing agates and other stones. Myron H. Symons, 20! Pike st, next to Owl Drug Co. The Jeweler who always selle for less, F¥e tom my dow, at old. $10 4 Lost Small Second and Es0h, Star 7 17 Female _HELP WANTED) USED DESKS, Bares. chairs, ete. ‘Real bai gains in our exchange department Benton Herald Desk Co. 1518 ind ay Main 1223. Tiernard, 3 months “ 6332 Diack puree on July 6 Union, Finder return MB, 213) HURKE PLD -—o~ ~~ AAA—TELEPHONE OPERATORS or fee refunded. Main 5085. Free book on pa’ HASKIN PATENT ATTORNEY. YORK BLOCK. MAIN 3627. ids, Hin’ kley Bik. Oldest, beat. Brooke, ered = Permanent positions for young women 445. Cena! bide and girls; salaries pald while learning Apply to the Pacific Telephone & T: ame oo Company, room 2, 1115 Fo +o | . av. between Spring and Seneca sts - oo Fhotos that pieane Elliott 6377. Office open week days| a that “oleae becween 6:30. m. and 6 p.m JOMNSON'S = 8 Iiherty Bide Third and tinion i en iLiaece ART RERORO ‘Ashton, 614 American tank Widg. etice limited to bladder, kidney and urinary Giseases “Be. Jotin Ouniap—Peivic Aiseasos, Gid People's Bank Ride, Kecond on. Be Dnacoeaned 1it141scaamanaaad bs f e i RECTAL PIBKASES ONLY ie Dr Arthur Crookall. 412 Gree Dr “rant Tucker, 204 ¢ Special affections men and Es tt nm work in fr 4, water 1 work and ton _ at t cannery and ont 4 outing iBNT OF? cooks. Jderand nousemaias 18 FEMALE atl te badd 119 MALE HELP WANTED. ATIONAL BARBER COLL nts inen and women to learn t ber trad>, wages paid while lew r write, Mate ai SASS | wy ing ‘Vi? Cherry Paste Coast Hams W Phones—Eillott 2445. Filiott 1979 Et i ME GIS, BRORKGR sia BY at the Wargain Store, Dry Treproct stornes wa orner Main I ntarawe Co. i086 White Bldg and second-hand. ct HOLSTERERA BT Seaton, 380) Reventh WALL PAPER See VAIN’ HARI women to CY BELL 926 they neil J Way bo men's sults for $167 them upstairs, second Bide DQUISF LAL Bova WEDDINGS nko floor Wet HOUAL, corner © USCALLED-VOK CLOTHING i aE Jpatairs Men's Bult Shop, second floor Traders Bldg Tarabed ve ae antir 4 minutes to ede. 1089 Riverside. Routh Park oar to Myrtle st Phone Sidney 288 Pe Tas “\25 FOR RENT Unfurnished THE PLAGE FOR YOU niehed $8.90 HOUSES $45.00—18 roome: Franklin ay.; thoroweh ly modern; pewly decorated and/ painted bungalow, newt a2 LL ‘Hoston Block. ” 929.004 roome; 04 rooma; 18th ay Mm 14th NM. By firepiace And good land, too: at least halt of tt I fine, level aider bottom, and all of i has good soll: It te loo bet weer Poulshe and Port Gamble The owner bourht thie place, yeare age He ie Row In need of some money. therefore must sscrifien It takes half cash This te an opportunity not often of fered “OLE HANSON & CO.) 00—8 rooms; BIT W. Republican et. FLATS N. 42n@; fornace Ninth Mj nd blcad vena; Phome Mitiott 9928. 214 New Yorks Jue 116008 rooms; 17 Cedar at iS 110.00—4 roome; Ninth NM; partly fur: bee xe i 2 ARE OPENING TO 115.008 roome; #18 First ay Ww “LEMENT 1,400 ACRES $91.00-—8 rooms; modern; 817-19 W. Ne OF THO RE publican et MARKKABLY FERTILE LANDS AT $ 1.50—2 roome; 1118 B. Republican st $19.00-—4 rooms; modern: Weatern av F. M. JORDAN & CO, 211 American Hank Bide Main 657—Phones—Biliott 657. ¥ - And you had best select your tract ‘ ped =n fiat in good condition, dna right now. One dollar an sere a E. Madison; rent $16.00. Also month pute you in pomession of | an 6 of 10 acres that can be dev W. tint oped into a producer of a good, steady Income, Rich shot clay sot}; plenty of « running #tre iste ht kind of neighbors transportation to & 4 Snohomish, products will command First Ay. Farrington 27 FURNISHED ROOMS for particulars about Catheart Laege tront room Tae Guet bome, Waadl weer & WHEELER, INC.| Main 1947 MAA Nr 28 HOUSEKEEPING RMS. th coiman Bock “« | RENOVATED AND NEWLY PURNIAI —_ ro) vnfurnished housekeeping and! sleeping rooms at very low rates. 2010 | Western ay. | IR Slinnnnnnnrnnnnnnnne \29 BOARDERS WANTED ito ad room in private family, good Very convenient, % block from center; call CLOSE IN RANCH from Ptoneer equare; You can live ther city, 3 dandy acres; 4-room house; lot of vara board. car, 15 minw by phone. Nort? Only 90 minu to busin 1846 38 WTD REAL ESTATE Pope Fgh WE WANTED—VACANT LO SHRORDER HERMAN BC Rid, ‘Third and Union, South o 4 park, between Wood land and Greenwood av., 42nd | SEF = a i 5 SKAGIT VALUEY 2) 2*ee] FORTY-SECOND STRERT REALTY CO.| cre farm, with atock and machinery | |40__BUSINESS CHANCES | 3¢~Gy CHANGE Interesting ¢ i your rea why not exchange it for new merchan to $12,000 w } 1 and | ine? fee our sample stock and get| | particulara Pacific Coast Mdse Co }_ e138 Fourth av active in | inese for business people. d-404, care| | Star. THe 1K MBARD COMP. ANY a a Alaska Building 5% Money on improved opt make butlding 10 CALHOL Vintir Loans Money Netore buying or bullding, see ney QO" A VIRTUR CO” Reston Hik piece Wewitt av., | eae Pe in 1406 Fourth z DA OPPORTUNITY hanes ee a, aay He, auonal |property; low ‘rates; no delaya; easy | PLA LPL PPL PLL PLP LLL | WOOK INVESTMENTS TATE MORTGAGES, 1000 TP ; | Wa have grading the | streets, Bee ws bef a buy THE LUMBARD COMPANY 5 inka Butiding corned beef, _— mn Norwegian sardines, 2 cant Kewe lots, $200; $10 cm rH dines, 2 cane Stalin 28-42, Ba compound, ge 4) bacon, 180 Ib. lard ms 470; pure lard se? i " month, 633 New York Bik. Mil, THE STAR—MONDAY, JULY 13, 1914, } 550, 108 91.20. Beall 68, Davideon whole wheat and large white bread, 100 loaf Oecar Mayer'a BAelwet tails 60-61, nice en tows, 16 the Pike PAGE 6 aaimon, 100 Ib; ativer amelte, 106 It Vike « nd steak, 200; swusage an hambureer, 10 oa) . Fb. and telephone. i! ze: a PUGET ROUND FARMS CO, 606 3rd Av. | , fen Many FIVE ACRES FOR $380 ot Hae exectiont quatity of rich leam eo West Rteniy pe sveriae attle i308 i Italian pron kee heene plek len earn brick pt.) Queen t herring, §| PUGET SOUND STEAMERS ALL LOCAL ROUTES STRAMERS LEAVE FROM COLMAN DOCK, FOOT OF MAKION STRKET Aerive Tacoma Direct. TUikim Nieamers Tacoma aod) + coam Indianapolis for Ta 16 " coma direct. L0epmievery two hours, B60 A opmsingle trip, bee round SCopmitrip, On 100 @ m TS0pmiand 1:00 pm. trips! #30pm Fibpmiconnect at Tacomall? tepm daly [with steamer —_ forjdally Olympia, On 1:09 p m. trip with ete for Shelton, [Dunsencse om bound t of! Beattie sn @ey, om only call at jun days Direct. Tipe Steamer Siows feny Townsend 1. datiy except leaves except Aatur'y |Townsend 10:60 p m./ Bunday an! ‘tor Pott Townsend) Anacortes and -— Mogbam. Bverett—Kdmonds. efit dope pms 8 *Rulshas Anacortes daily and Beltingham./ je at Port Fows-| uthbound on y midn'ht\Townsend and Sunday jiingham, via all San Thure’y | Tused'y Juan Island potnts Satury Thure'y Returns to from Bellingham Anacortes. ‘ort Townsend: er TP 00 Beam: midn’ht ham for Port Tucedy Runday jsend, Port Thure’y Tueed'y Neah Bay and way|Satur'y i Town nw cont and Way Port “TR tar. Waisienie, midn'bt vee Townsend) | | m. on Bun | } for! 8:80pm | and] _ RATERS | TV ddam Bir. Pot Aatly — [Ludlow except unday rt] data rt Gamble, \datly and — alllexcept will oll at F und, = Raturdays t10 p.m re boat landings pointe and for! other! boat thelr own janding poll pp for whele ticket fron. Weamers and # 150 pounda allowed Hien mubsect to change without Frelaht re. eetved dally for Inte (except Tacoma) named tn above sched ust be purchased at ticket Open from 6:30 & m. to 12:00 midnight Ticket Office, Colman Dock, Phone, Main 3908, \ are |spector for “SAY, HOW OLDIS YOUR BRAIN? 4 Most Criminals Have Brain of a Ten-Year-Old Boy CHICAGO, me duly 13 ! How old is your brain? ats No, It lon't ae old as you are! You may be 40 with a brain of $0, 20 with a brain of 12, or 25 with a brain of 40. Your physical age — has nothing to do with it } Dr, William J, Hickson, fresh from an xamination of the bone heads of Europe in Chicago to learn if Chicago has any bratr Boys are his hobby, He wants to liscover what | the matter with boys u ow examines the men when they of understand has @scovered of intellect of a 10. Their brains stopped ah in a marked lack and he me em pc rold boy ptting old “A boy of 10 the doctor says. all human instincts worst and the brain of a 10- year-old to govern them be comes a thief and murderer— a fiend.” ® the Ie a savage,” “A man with at thelr Chicago is beginning to wake up. It doesn't think ft is right to put 4 10-year-old boy in prison for life, But that's Just what it has been doing ‘These full grown men are nothing more than children and segrega tion and care, without prison bars, likely eltizens. That is the new work of the hu mane psychopathic department singling out these mentally deficient individuals and giving them the proper attention and a chance. he dynamometer is one of the machines that will help. It sts will power. Lack of will power makes crimin » turn them into useful he boy or man found lacking will be cared for in a manner calculated | to develop this absent faculty, Are You Normal? Try This Test Read this over quickly “A little dog ran up the street. nd a tong tail.” Now lay down the paper and REPEAT IT ALOUD. If you say it right you are normal. If you say curly legs and brown tall you It had brown, curly halr, short legs are 50 per cent off in efficiency, according to Dr. W. J. Hickson, head of Chicago's new psychopathic laboratory. Better try again. Now point to your nose, then your eyes, your ears and your mouth, DO IT QUICK. only half If you stick your finger in your mouth you hav the mentality you should have. The last chance—what is wrong with this sentence? “| have three brothers, Ignatz, Abraham and myself, You either answer quickly and correctly or stand in danger of being classified as a “moron,” or a person with an arrested development PASTEURIZATION OF ALL OF CITY MILK ONLY SAFEGUARD, | HEALTH COMMISSIONER SAYS Health Commissioner McBride is|two years the question of a safe sitting up nights, working out thei cily milk supply, recommended that fine points in the ordinance cover-|all grades of milk, except certified ing the more rigid inspection of al) milk, be pasteurized. Most of the Seattle's milk, cream, ice cream, members favored pasteurizing even buttermilk, ete, which he hopes to| certified milk. submit to the counell in a few days. Experts declare the And meantime the menace of tu-| test ‘s not effective. They say that bercular milk continues, often cows have tuberculosis so A big percentage of the milk con-| badly they will not react at all, sumed here dally fs not even pas- leading to the conclusion that they teusized. Some that is pasteurized,| are not infected. according to Dr. McBride, is still| Pasteurization seems to be the dangerous, because the pasteur pro-| ony solution to che insuring of a cess is not applied properly. pure milk supply. Thorough pasteurization will kili) And thorough pasteurizing of all the germs milk supply, says Dr. Me- A commission on milk standards, | il only be brought about appointed by the New York milk) ¥heo the city does it through a mn- committer after investigating for} Ayal ena Gitia ML Be or . HR aN) ELENHERE tuberculin HERE ’ two were drowned, at Modesto. Mayor begins pruning of budget at home, slicing $225 from own of. fice expense. Peeriess laundry auto runs away down Yesler way, ending up flight against pole at Third Hundreds attend Shriners’ pic- nie at Fortuna park Sund Federal Clerk Crosby saves $2,160 in running office for govern- ment, of $60 strike and is freed prison. G. F. Hoffmeister confesses em- bezzlement of $80,000 from Colonial Trust Co,, Pittsburg, and blames speculation Cruiser Milwaukee sails from Honolulu with Oregon and Washing- ton naval militia, Roosevelt swamped with letters begging him not to run for gover- nor of New York. Lord John Carbery falls English channel in flight Paris to London. New 27,500-ton batt! launched at Quincy, Mass. M. E. Ingalls, financier and rail: road man, dies at Hot Springs, Va. Next convention of National Ed- ucational Association goes to Oak- land, Cal. Steamer Rosedale goes aground outside New York harbor, causing panic among 800 passengers. Whisky, beer and other intoxi- jeants seized at Celeron, on Lake Chautauqua, in dry territory. One is shot in riot between miners and I. W. W. at Tonopah, Nev. E. A. Gibson relieved atickpin by holdup tn Frink park. Cc. J. Schrader and J. B. Lamb hurt when motorcycle hits auto, Body of Clarence Anderson, 11, drowned in Duwamish river, found. Joe Brocheck, 24, attempts sui- cide in West Side hotel, after quar- rel with bride, Thos. D. Ellis, retired cop, dies. Seattle Car & Foundry Co., gets contract for bullding 60 all-steel logging cars. Seattle Elke will hold annual out- ing at Port Angeles August 2. State “U."” summer schoo! stu- dents take part in mixer July 14 Dr. W. E. Waldo, Seattle, ap- pointed clinfeal demonstrator for American Osteopathic association, convention in Philadelphia | Socialist who wanted to argue Rev. Frederick Siedenburg|Colorado &trike in Rockefeller's speaks at K. of C. hall Wednesday | New York church, arrested night. | Four officers of steamship Har British steamer Lord Sefton vard indicted at San Francisco for reaches here on way round world. | assaulting sailor, Washington State day at Panama| Explosion on Chinese into from hip Nevada gunboat fair, October 1, 1915. Tungchi killed 35 naval cadets, Criminal Information filed) Fifth victim of bubonic plague at jagainst J. L. Engler, former it-|New Orleans is dying. state medical board, and N. A. Niskern charges graft. Mountaineers leave on Mt. Stew- | Congress buckles down to work jon anti-trust bills. May require six | weeks to pags measures. art outing July 15. Representative Good introduces | W. R. Cy No. 35, will give @lpiii to impeach Secretary McAdoo home-cooked benefit dinner Tues- for using U. S. revenue cutter. day from 12 to 2 at Veterans’! Jj 1. -Veach, Tacoma, is made sec- i pide te 5 , Armory hall. retary of newly organized Auburn A0PLRS z Pe Gas Co, . ELSEWHERE Gov. Lister refuses to appoint suceqssor to Judge J. P. Houser in Skagit county until after vacation Fearing end of world, Mrs, Eliza- beth Robinson, Sharon, Pa,, distrib- utes $2,500 among the poor. More cave-ins occurred In Paris streets as result of heavy rains W. A. Thompson, merchant, shot and killed M. F. Frewel, freighter, li who, he sald, insulted Mrs. Thomp-| Boy Scouts help clean up Ta- son, at Desert Wells, Ariz coma Mrs. Clara Rogers, recently di-| Improvement of Stilaguamish vorced from Attorney Earl Rogers |river is turned down by government of Los Angeles, saved her two| Heat causes three deaths in St. small children from death in a fire | Lonis that destroyed home. | oT. J. Tatum, Texas pastor, shot The French senate indorsed a bill to death in fight over $2.50 debt. appropriating $4,000,000 for an ex-| A. M. Lee, Seattle, chosen presi- hibit at San Francisco fatr. [dent of Pacific Claim Agents’ Asso Launch capsized, throwing into'ciation at Spokane, xan ns rena ! lin the daytir The sketch Is the artist's concep- tlon of what is daily proven in courts—that the slugger, highway- man, burglar has a brain that only equals that of a schoolboy. Special | Correspondence. NAVIGATOR OF "STEAM SHOVEL “GETS IN WRONG ‘The chiet navigator of the steam shovel that will scoop out the cel- lar of the new courthouse is in wrong. Street Superintendent Case granted him a permit, the other day, to move it there from @ vacant lot on Third ay. An ordinance requires that such |instruments of warfare may only | vent upon the public highways |in the dead of night. But the navi-, | gator was in a hurry and moved it In trying to cross the car tracks, the rudder became entangled in a mass of seaweed, or something, and |the big craft stopped dead. Street lear traffic was suspended several hours. Hullaballoo was general. A warrant was issued for the navigator’s arrest today, BOY WHO ROBBED HUDSON BAY CO. GETS A CHANCE “All boys make mistakes. I di@ when I was a boy and I suppose I shall make some more before I die,” said Judge Ronald today as he gave Roy Waller “another chance.” The boy was brought into court charged with breaking his parole on a burglary charge. He admit- ted he had carried cocaine for a month, On his promise that he would live with his father, forsake his evil companions and get honest labor, the court released him, but under the care of the police. H was arrested last spring in the Hudson Bay Co. store, hiding under a bear rug. Mrs. Pankhurst goes on hunger|hibitors proved popular. from London} show will be held next Monday. | ROSE SHOW IS ON The Pacific Northwest Rose so clety’s second exhibit opened this the water nine passengers, of whom| moraing at the Commercial Club, The display last week by 100 ex- The last Offices at Last 301 Marion Bldg. (Cor. Marion and Second Av.) Good afternoon, Friends. We wish to inform you thai at last te up-to-date office: Marion Building. We offices In many first-class buildings, but we demanded the right to tell our friends what we are doing and where we were located. ‘That's why we are on Second av In a good locality, surrounded by good people, We are very busy healing hundreds of people who suffer from all forms of Merveus and mental derange- ments. Many physical ailments are healed, nevertheless we recommend «. competent and consctentious phystetan and surgeon when your case needs medl- eine, or when surgery 1@ necessary for @ cure. At 8 o'clock every day this week, in the ‘Tivell Theatre, you will hear a health lecture and receive free healing for the donation price of 10 cents. I free to the poor. At & p. m,, in the sam theatre, live topos ab: niverse, in the could have rented lation to the Pb wilt ne 4421 for an appointment ry busy, and soon tt will take from two four weeks before we will be able to you. We have hiQja others, will testify every afternoon at o'clock meetings, and, If we say a0, we ean and will heai Ing. Alwaya 1 fon Building todag ment nity, we are, “REV. DR. AND MRS Lucas,

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