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RWDIGKS I.IHPARV
MONDAY, DECEMBER 4, 1921.
THE OTTAW A VMM TRADER - .JOIJIIN AL.
AOE THRCa
LODGE OF SORROW
IS CONDUCTED FOR
DEPARTED B. P. 0. F.
OTTAWA ELKS GATHER TO PAY
TRIBUTE TO THOSE OF THE
BROTHERS WHO HAVE BEEN
CALLED BEYOND DURING PAST
YEAR.
Thf lodfi room at the Kiks' Home
wm crowded yesterday sttsntoon
WhtB Uw ftDUUal IimIk' hi sorrow"
mu tiriii. Thrs mbr i of the or-
isnlsatloi, otibi rl Coli . i.-m rence
rtoanUa and ei Mayor .limn s k. pr
rajl have psassd sway during the ist
ymt r
The asrvics were emona the moet
iinpri'ssivr ever held ;t the organ tsi-1
tlon'a nomi The prayers were of.
fared 1j the Iodic chaplain) Thomas
O'Moara. A pretty musical program
.is rendered b) Ml see Vera k Ham
and Sai i. kenn) and George Welsh.
The adureee of the afternoon wni !
delivered lis Attorney John iuiiis of i
MendoUi anil wan oik- of tin- illicit
ever heard at an Klk ' aiemoi lal i
ervlses. tor. Dubbe tpoko on "Klk
dom,'1 paying a beautiful tribute to 1 1 1
principles upon which the lodge was
founded,
Be went into the fraternal iplrh
watch blhoa together the member of
ih organlutlon all over the world,
and the integrity, loyalty and other
i baracierlatlca Bllca display toward
their fellow members,
Tribute to the tin leparte i mem
beta wuh paid ' Attorney Robert
Carr, a. k. Behoch and Btute'i Attor
ney Hurry l. Kelly.
Mr. (irr BDOke for .Mr. CJolei sfH i 1 1 f:
in part
"Aitiioni'ii qulel and unassuming,
Mrotlii r Cole ..as i man of i aceptlonal
ability and of excellent education. He
was uDUSuallj well informed end was
Interested In current events, and
Shove all was n pillion above n proacb,
otis ol ihr norr who Is missed most
by those who love ri;hi because it 's
rikllt If Brbthl r Cole he'ii veil
thing to he right h .h for it; if he
believed it to be wrong be waa ;:n.ii::si
it nml Whik Rttremely affahli ami of
kimi disposition it waa Impossible to
persuade him l support a movi inert i
which be believed to bo wrong.
"In liin family is whore his kind na-1
tare wi.h moet evident. The ties thai
hound him to his wife and t hililr. n
w strengthened as the ycere went
by and his children became of an ace
RUDleienl for them to r lallse his worth.
Personally. have known Brother
Ooto for the nasi fifteen years or mine
We look bach upon this acquaintance
and recall the lovable traits of cbarac
ter of ear departed brother."
Mr. Behoch delivered a beautiful tri
bute lo ex-Mayor Farreil saying In
part:
"Gathered b re today na brother
BHtr, with 6 r families, friends and
neighbors, t.j participate In the annual
ni'-morial services of our ord: r. if
from the solemn ceremonies, the mu
sic, and song and the words spoken,
each one cf us cannot take home With
us fresh Inspiration, new hope and an
emest desire for better living, hither
thinking ami devotion to humankind,
iind endeavor to follow more cloeely
in the footsti ps of the lowly N'azarine -
who nenutrioa ago trod this earth.;
then, this meeting is of no avail.
Scripture informs us that 'we are
born to die' and tO prepare oursi Ives
lor the last day.' and yet how little
we hood this warning or even make
preparations tor the final summons
which is bound to come. It is one,
when some one near and dear to us, t
or perhaps one of our own family, is!
taken uway that we fully realise the
true ni'iiniiiK of death.
"Evidence of our transition is daily
before our cyis, and even nature, the
sun and stars Indicate it. As the (lav
breks forth with the rising sun. who
with his iiiys silvers the ripples of;
the rivers, the lakes and the ocean,
keep on his daily cours until even
tide, when, throwing his golden mantle
around him, sinks to rest, and we say.
'Another day has passed away.'
"The seasons come r.nd k. Spring
time, with lis refreshing showers.
which bring forth the grass and
leaves, buds and the flowers that till
the air With sweet perfume; then sum
mer, with its warm sunshine, aiding
tht growth of tht grain and fruits for
the golden harvest; then autumn,
when the leaves begin to turn and fall
to enrich Mother Earth, and then
conies winter, which covers all with
her mantle of snow, nature is dead,
and we s:iy. 'Another year has passed '
"Hrother Carroll waa born Marcb 14,
186(1, and lived in this city all of his
life with the exception of B few years
when he made his temporary resi
dence in .Seneca. He was educated in
the pubic schools ol Ottawa, and aft r
leaving school with his determination
his enthusiasm and his ambition
started In life's work embarking in
the grocery business. That business
was not to his liking and he then t n-
gaged in Journalistic work and
came the advertising manager of
Ottawa Journal, which position
lilied with entire satisfaction
bo
the
he
for
twelve years, and many, many Unit
he took up his pen and wrote editorial
TONIGHT
ONE DAY ONLY
DAVID POWELL
IN
"The Spanish Jade"
From the play by
LOUIS JOSEPH VANCE
An unusual Spanish romance
filmed n the most beautiful parts
of Spain with a 3panish leading
woman.
In the interest and lor the betterment
nl this city ami comiuunio In 1801
lie was elected ill', clerk Of Ottawa,
when the speaker .hm otootod as
mayor, and In that capacity lie not
oni., satisfied the adminkitraUon but
the pi ople at large He was a great
aid to me in tin public Improvemt nl
work then in hand, as gj kept his
ear to the ground i ml ascertained the
feelings id tin people, and lu evi fj
Way possible endeavored to make th"
administration a tuooeas, During
those two years I barued his good
Qualities, and to admire him.
"lu ISM he moved in Beneca, in .
whore he was honored bj being elect
ed mayor of that illy, Serving tro'u
IsiiT to ISM.
in 1908 be waa against elected city
eh rk of Ottawa, w hich position be oc
cupied for mar years. He waj then
elected mayor of our City, ta vlng for
two years, r.nd was honored with re.
election for another two yara,"
Mr. Kelly spoke on Lawrence Scan
hiii, saying In part :
vjc are assembled lu re today with
eyes of reverence and lips of prayet
giving testimonial of our lqV lor our
brothers who have passed beyond
"Today we think of death, tint
udnt between the cradle and the
grave where existence on earth termi
nates and the life ol the soul without
the body begins.
"You have heard once more the call
ing Ol the roll, and among the absent
was born here, died here and eontlib
I am not going to .--peak in detail of
his life. You anon that he was one
Of Ottawa -, most loyal suns; that he
was born here, ded here ami contrln
utttd more than his share to the bit
torment of our community. I need
not speak of hii service to bis God or
his home, because yotf snow thai to be
ahm e r. proacb
"I will say a fOW wordr. however.
about Larry Bosnian, a brother Klk, a
brother who always spoke a word of
(beer, a brother whose actions be
-.poke his pi. due f irii ndablp and
fraternal ism. it vu tins spirit of
friendship t li,,t brought him to our
banquet hall to meet with us witn
laughter and ( beer. It was this same
friendship that brought him to this
hall as ve are to lay with tin time
pb.ee ol Rlkdora ootntlns to the hour
of eleven to commemorate the death
Of our brothers.
"As Kiks and members of an organi
sation who lulieve in Qod and the
hirafti r use know thai the death !
i .any ScHii'an ..as merely that ti n.
i tht ttrst notes from the golden
tram pel of death stilled his heart and
brought him from the trials and trtbtl-
lationa 1 1 earth to tae peace oi in-a .n
where be h aid those wonderful
words, 'Well done, good and faithful
servant.' Wie mourn hi loss today,
yet our sadness Is a el fish sadnosa,
for we known that bis gain was our
lo.-s. the loss of a true citizen, ;i true
man, a true Klk. one who lived up to
the principles of our order, that com
mend a man to live in such a way that
those who have gone Indole will be
proud of him and those who remain
after will remember and love him."
Miss Mary iforaa has returned to
her home ill Chicago after spending
Thanksgiving and the week end with
ber parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Horan
on Lafayette street. Miss Horan is
a teacher of millinery in the Winchell
School in Chicago.
Mrs C. K BraBhlgnam ami two chil
dren have returned to their home in
Ottawa after sepmling Thanksgiving
and the week-end visiting Mr. and Mrs.
M. W. Walsh, in flwlght.
Notice.
Tile Art Popartim at of tin
ans club will meet with Mn
Boyle Wednesday i veiling, be
7 : 150.
B,
0mmlmmmmmmlmmmmi sssjsss ... sssssssai
Harold Lloyd
in
Grandmas Boy
His First 5 Part Picture
ALSO
"THE BATTLE OF JUTLAND"
A reproduction of the "reatest sea firht in history
ADMISSION
Adults 30c
Children 10c
Local Brief smmnUtt
Mr. and Mrs. Charles v. McAllis
ter and son have returned to their
ho on Washington itreet, .in. r
spending Thanksgli Ing Ith in. ndi
in Chicago.
Misses Sophia ami Margaret Koeh
let- have returned to their home In
w . i Ottawa after spondini
visiting Friends i Chicago
Mrs. r k Zeiiers of North Ottawa
Is visiting her daughle, Mrs K I,
dales in Chicago.
Misses Francis Weiitz and Meina
McAllister are visiting relatival in
Chicago.
Mrs. C. c. Connel ami daughter
EHIsabeth ol st Paul, Mum , n and
Mrs, William Bcalea ami family ami
Mr and Mrs. .1 I. 1'olkinghom of
Chicago have returned to their homes
alter spending the week end with
Mrs Joseph Allison on Clay itreet,
.Miss Mildred BOSS of Klgin spent
tile week end visiting her paronta,
Mr and Mrs .1. J, Bote, in ihls rity.
State's Attorney II K. Kelly )UH
returned home from a trip to Lincoln
Neb,
Miss Louise PeddiCOrd of Seneca
was an Ottawa visitor Saturday,
Harold i. anger, wim is attending
school in Chicago, spent the week end
at his home lu Wesl Ottawa
Charles Button, who teaches in
Champaign high acrool, ipent the
week end with his parents on Chris
tie street
Mr. and Mrs. Kd Schmidt of l.i
Salle spent the woek end visiting rel
Htlvi s ami friends in this city.
! Miss Clara Spillanc -nal brotln r
P i of Chicago spent the weak -nd
v ,tl. their folks on Puperlo? street,
i Miss Clan Qerdlng has returned to
I Chicago after spending the past Few
I days Vlaltlng her rolks in this city.
Miss Stella Kelly is confined to her
hon ii lefferson street with a slight
attack of dlptheria.
I Harry Tremper, of Streator, spent
jm iterday in this city.
Miss Loretta Higgini, of Beneca)
wai the guest oi Miss Etosells Welsh,
1 over the week end.
Mr, an i losefa Crbnin and two
'sons left yesterday for their home in
Hartford ('it;., Inil., after a motor trip
to Ottawa, (o spend Thanksgiving with
I Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Rabbltt, .mi west
Jackson street.
John fjoedtner,
acted business in
of Hendota, trans
Ottawa today.
Jr., was a La Salle
1 Jerome Rabbit,
1 isitor last night.
Miss Carrie Qerbef,
of Chicago, Is
I visiting relatives and
friends In this
city.
Ray Hiiich, of Marseilles.
an
Ottawa caller yesterday,
i Homer SuddartU left yesterday for
Hammond, Ind., where he will make
Ihis future home.
William laeger, of Marseilles, wan
jan Ottawa caller yesterday.
The Miss. Eva, Anna and Charlotte
Nevins, and Isabel Schoar spent last
evening in La Salle.
Mrs .7. .Johnson, of Seneca, called
on Ottawa friends Saturday.
Phillip Bi bOCh has resumed his
studies at Hie V. of I. after Spending
I he past few days with bis folks in
this city.
Robert Tierney has returned to Chi
cago, after spending the past few days
with his mother in Morth Ottawa.
Miss Marion Gagel, who is a student
nurse at the Columbus hospital, in
I Chicago, Is. sending a few days visit
'ing her parents. Mr. and Mrs. William
Qagel, of North Columbus street,
j The Missse Marie l.ondergan and
Irene Halm spent last evening with
friends in La Salle.
Arnold Olson, of Seneca, visited
with Ottawa friends yesterday.
SHOWS AT
Matinee 1:15 antj 3:00 ;
NIGHT 7 -nd 8:4o'
HEADS LA SALLE CO.
FAIR ASSOCIATION
SUCCEEDS SELF AS EXECUTIVE
OF EXPOSITION FOR THIR
TEENTH CONSECUTIVE TIME
NE VOY 8TRAWN RE ELECTED
SECRETARY.
For the thirteenth II (ieorgo M.
Reynolds, ol Utlca, was elected pr I
dent of the La Salle county fair as-
loclatlon, The election took place
Saturday afternoon in the supervi-
i room in the court house. Mr
Hey nobis tried to havo a successor
appointed to take his place, hut hii
fellow officers refused to entertain
such an idea for a minute, and In
listed upon putting him hack for a
thirteenth year of service.
All of the officers who havo headed
the organization during the last year
wcre elected for another year of
, mi. i . it . . v
servn e. mi' i oilipieie iisi Clioseu ,
Miss Itita Dunn was the guaa) of La
Baile friends yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Claude. Jr., Mr.
and Mrs. It. .1. Hartkom and Mrs S.
Hartkorn motored to Sycamore yestcr
day to spend tro- day with friends.
Miss Lucille Nevins has returned to
Chicago alter spending the weekend
with her folk in this city.
At. Plink spent yesterday in Prince
ton. O. J. Christman and mother. Mrs.
Mertha Christina!!, accompanied by
Mrs, BHIsabetb Baum, of Morris, spent
tin- week-end visiting friends in Jollet.
S. Blderidge, of La Salle, spent the
day in Ottawa on business.
Johfl Carey attended the football
noon.
Dlnny Dunn transacted buaineas in
araeillei yesterday afternoon.
.lames O.ToOie and Thomas I'ur
geson spent yesterday afternoon in La
Salle, attending the football game.
Ulen CoatettOi a itudenl at Armour
Institute, who spent Hie Thanksgiving
holidays in Ottawa has rettir 1 to
Chicago.
Karl Wendei has returned to school
in Chicago after spending the week
ijul here.
Bdward Spillane, of Chicago, spent
Bnndgy in Ottawa at the home of Ms
pari nts, on Superior Street.
WiUard Qoatelo and Joe Gelger and
Philip Behoch, students at the fjnfr
rersity of Illinois, have returned to
school after spending the Thanksgiv
ing holidays hero.
r
SOAP
Swift's Pride 4V2c
Classic 5c
P. & G. Nantha 5c
Fels-Naptha I-5V2C
LOS ANGELES 'SAN DIEGO
SANTA BARBARA
ss. rC mtl0 V
j "CATIRISO GORGE
Follow the route with your eye. It's the
natural route to Southern California
direct to the land of flowers and sum
mer suns, via the Rock Island Short
Line the low altitude route of the
golden Slate
; Limited
This train, famous for twenty years,
gives you a delightful combination of
comfort and scenic charm. You see
things you sleep well you enjoy well
prepared and well served meals "the
best on wheels."
Newest all-steel Pullmans
club-observation car, drawing-room
compartment sleeping cars
Leave today, arrive Los Angeles 1:10 p. m.,
San Diego i 50 p. m. third day.
Full injertnatwn, rtsmaitons and descriptive
booklets upon application to
R. A. LYNCH,
Bock Island lines
"5entv Years of Strvicm"
were as follows :
President Oeorgi m Reynolds, Utl
ca. vice pre id. nt W, ll. Watts, Otta
wa.
Secretary W. Ne Voy straw n, ot'
taw a.
Treasurer I I llornung, Ottawa.
The number thirteen proved to be
quite .1 leal lire of the meeting, for
not only w as Mr. Reynolds chosen
tor a thirteenth term, but thirteen di
rectors Were elected til HeWO three
year terms This was one-third of
the complete board of directors, th
election oi tin Dumber being mad
each year for a three year term. The
members of tht- board who were se
lected Saturday to larva until 1915
were as follows: J. It. .lorsted. Sher
idan; It McAten, Serenu ; Charles
Knoll, Pall River; Daniel McCarthy.
ottawn; Charles drover, Ottawa; .1.
C Hall. Sheridan; .1. J. Mctirath, Ot
tawa; It M. Antrum. Grand Ithlge;
W. II. Palmer. California; T. W. Ks
mODd, Utioa; .1. ('. Nicholson, Ver
million; Prank Haokman, Mendota;
and W. W Wlllsey, Ophir.
The SSOOnd week In September WUH
chosen as IIih desired lime for thii
holding of the 1911 fair, although
exact dale could not he ibiided upon
until the officers have an opportuni
ty to look up and see what fairs uro
scheduled to take place on this date.
HARDING ORDERS
BUDGET REDUCED
i Cunt iniied from pagi
II
sieed of construction on three light
cruiaera.
Provision Is made in the budget for
$L'.". .l.tHio.ooo iii pensions; $4.!;,.rti4,
o.'.o in world war allowances, and $20.-
199,289 in retirement pay, other
items include $41,7(14,550. for rivers
and harbors; x:ll,4M),U0O for good
roads; 16,719,990 for hospital con
struction and facilities for war
patients; $j.200,0(i(i for railroads In
Alaska. 96,989,108 for the PiUUUna
canal; $1 ij.iiMl.tiXll for general law en
forcement, lie lulling administration
ami snforcamsnt of the national pro
hibition and narcotic acts, and the
prosecution of war frauds; and $750,
000 for the replacement of worn out
portions of the Alaska cable.
Conrjress Opens New Session.
Washington. Dec. A.- Congress
closed Its two weeks' extra session
and started it regular session today
with an intervening period of only
ten minutes. The old session closed
at 11:50 o'clock and the new con
gress started at noon.
The senate met at 10 o'clock and
the house at 11. The senate formally
dropped the Oyer anli lynching bill
and COD finned about 1,700 nomina
tions, but that of Pierce Butler, of si.
Paul, to be an associate of the su
preme court, which wa-s blocked by
9ei tors I.a EtoUette and Senator
Norris. About 1,600 nominations
made today affected army officers.
SOAP
Crystal White 4Vsc
Rub-No-More 5c
Star 8gC
Aim. i an Family ,... .5 Vic
The Short, Interesting IDaij
CLASSIFIED ADS.
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
VOIR RENT Bight rooms, rurnaee
and bath. T1 Congress St ; ol
"double" house; newly deorat.ed
guild order; Immediate possession;
house is not for sale: teuant may have
long lease if desired; will not ienl for
I I'lau one M ir; rent 40j kev at
411 pearl Bt
Tel. i;is-n . t. it. PaJUUBLL.
I'Olt BALB A dandy, line home on
West JefTerson St.; oomplotej
MitOO. Please come in and look over
the cop on this one; It's good.
Tel .,iv-.. T. Ii. FA.RRBLL.
KOIl S AI.K I want to gel In com-1
muntOStlOfl with some local son of
Scandinavia who would like to buy a
home near an educational Institution
he is proud of, I'. V. L. ('.; 1 offer :i
lot l!l)vl;'ll- fl mi., -irtd oio.-leill' let','
frame shingle roof. 8 room down, II
and bath up; furnace, cement Moor in
Cellar, cemenl walks, garage; a dandy
place and a bargain; $H,kiio; easy
terms if desired.
Tel. t;tS4Ut T. B. PARRBLL.
POR INVKSTM KNT I oiler any part.
even hundreds, of t,000 first mort
gagl . 7 per cent gold notes, for face
and interest accrued to date. This is
an item, taken In exchange for prop
erty, trom a person for whom i have
previously purchased these notes: best
si i airily, fine rate of income, 7 per
cent, is going fast; you will soon be
glad to get 1,
Tel. 848JWI T ll. PARRBLL.
WANTBD- I want to buy live to ten
acres of land on which tin re Is a
water hole or old gravel bed or water
of some kind; will pay market rates.
T. i. iit,ji T. B. PARRBLL.
'OR It KNT- - The "Mattoci-s" house,
4L'2 Pearl St.. Baal side; eight
rooms, furnace, bath, garage, cement
flor In cellar, bard wood lloors on
lower floor; large lot on bank of Fox
river; property worth 98,000; rent
960i Immediate posseesion ; reference
strictly required; seek a tenant who
1 wants to stay some years; don't want
I to rent to transient or temporary resi
dents. Tel. 648-Wi. T. B. PARRBLL.
WANTED- Laborers, at Marquette
Cemenl Mfg. Co.; construction
vwirk; :. II winter work. Apply WOK-DKN-ALI.KN
CO., at Oglesby, 111.
; COAL -Fine burning; no soot or clink-
Colder Weather Is Coming
Now is the time to build your combination doors.
Storm doors in winter Screens doors in summer
You never move them Two doors for the cost of one
We are the only contractors who make, a specialty of these
doors.
Tel. 436-K
LA SALLE
Week of Indoor
Streator Encampment Zouaves,
Exposition and Carnival
At Streator
For Six Nights Inclusive
December 11th to 1 6th
Making a week of
amusement
Among the many Wonders and Attractions
that await you are:
Merchant's and Manufacturers' lixhibits Radio Concerts
nis?ht. with free demonstrations of this great scientific
eac
marvel
-Dancing in the largest and best dance hall m
-Free Band Concerts Gigantic Street Farad
county
Free Acts And Featuring
The Renowned
"HOUSE OF A THOUSAND WONDERS
There will be a county-wide scramble for six
1923 FORD
Automobiles One each night
Come and make a collection of souvenirs and other
useful articles to be given away by the dozens of exhibitors.
Come and dance the six nights away a different
orchestra each night. Among them Sweet's of Joliet; Shi
minek's, Streator; Rex Floward's Road Orchestra of Pontiac;
Murphy's Academy Orchestra of Peoria.
STREATOR'S MARDI GRAS AWAITS V0U-
In three brick, fire-proof buildings, and steam heated,
with a floor space of over 40,000 square feet. The dance hall
alone is over 150 feet long and over 50 feet wide.
Not a one-hall affair but a week of attractions that
have taken over the three big buildings, all clustered to
gether. COME ONE COME ALL
Come where winter weather is forgotten in the midst of
summer pleasures
I ALL ROADS WILL LEAD TO STREATOR SO
I FOLLOW THE RED ARROW
SIS best $T; mine run IS.ROj wSliit
ed Chips $-1. Cnll 197-K.
I. i
Lost female collie puppy; 4
months old; bufl color, with white
ne ' ami markings; reward, Phone
WSMr".
POR BALB oak ami hickory wood.
awed and pill to 111 an) furnace, or
fin place t WHITE, Phone 901941,
Notice.
The Amateur Musical ( lub win nvt
with Mrs. tlus May Tuesday, Dee. ,
at 1:30 p. in.
Notice.
Tin. ladies of Christ Kpiscopal
Church will hold an tillday meeting t
the parish house rldny, Dec. 8.
Luncheon will be served at 12: So.
Pinal arangementi win bo made for
the baseai Which will held at the par
ish house Wednesday, Dec, 18, begin
ning at 2 o'clock. Hot supper will Lo
served from 6:80 to 7.
Notice, Rebekahs.
The special meeting advertiaigl to
he held this evening ban been post
poned until ,,dnesila evening,
Dec. ti.
Hear Margaret Haley
Sp"itk cm tie' prop ' ' DOVI constitu
tion at the Gayety 'I heater v. sducs
day night, Dec. 6, Admission free.
Notice.
'I'll, mooting of the 1). A. It will ha
held Thursday. Dec. 7, at at the
Clifton Hotel.
Notice.
Tuesday Study Circle will meet With
Mrs. (Jus Kneussl Dec. " at 2:::o.
Hear Margaret Haley
Speak on the proposivl new eontUitll
linn at the Oayety Theater Wednes
day night, Die. ii. Admission free.
The Florence Rebecca Lodge will
hold a special meeting Wednesday
evening. December 6th., at which
time seven candidates will be Initi
ated. The Grand Ridge team will do
the work and all members are invited
to attend, j
Notice.
Annual betaar and cooled foHl sale
will be given by the Ladies' Aid of
Trinity Lutheran church Wednesday,
Dec. C. afternoon and evening, at the
corner of Olover and Uuthrie streets.
99
GUS. E. SCHMIDT
Contractor
608 Columbus St.
COUNTY'S
Frolic and Fnn
untiring fun, frolic and 3
the
OMAR SAMI and his
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