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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1878-03-10

pci"subuSV VI tueN w itb rs uouSekcG Del \,
W. yes and mothers, arc to be found mani
who Lave taken w within The pa I year O.
TWO, aope specisl study or ART occupation,
10 sddit OF 10 their regular duties nt home
sn1 IN society. hays IL my mind hal
dosen who have learned the art Of wood.
irving. which they ace pursuiog with IN.
luusis IN aud sxcsl. mt sucesss. A part o,
tho ladies are al,0 member o. o crawing
clase--othsrs again are studying the
l,ue uagss, German, French and Lasit q
I stnsrS arr lesrning the beautiful ait a
dseorasipg china, and more stand awaiting
the toundatiOu Of class In process Of COZ
s,ruytlon Tor acquiring the accomplish.
mont. Nearly sll OF theAs ladies sgs mem.
bcrI Of The w omsn's CLUB. aud the. irrelirt.
iple como pston ltraes itseif upon my mind
That there 10 connection between i6o iseis
and that there must be q SttUullls IN the
clnbSwhteh has taught i;s psmb, RI how 10
utiLseth their spare ui0lnsnts 70 the beat al.
Aslt T., and toelr desire tor issui. r islcx.
tending 10 thstririends. % 2 = r, VII
i has been Said tbat cooperation. aud
orxshis tlion are the watebwords Oiths
nine tseptn century. We know by actual
experience how helpful 10 q oompsrlror OF
our plAns Sau sip 4 how stimulating lsUSa
petition, When II IL renleipbsrsa Ihas the
TINE epsuttu tn8 0raosiu purtl1 q 81 drA ".
lnY, psinsipg snd carving, or tho heQpirs-
nent Of Gnewisnguage, ,r fsyiew u al.
cnca,ts not my more than thst deSoisi by
many iadips togotsipy ytsits; pf-ths mdhti.
loo IRE Of worsted work, I'M u ,bablBs cess
or .tyrpoesftis dogs, wonderful flutes ana
.,s.s,Ye Sir.eastleN, and many other ussiui
,bd nstl ~ articles OF kpry own
o9nd N modstu houses. doeslt.not sssm
y II the former pursuits were ut once uioys
len.ibls aud sstl.fyiny - well m more eic-
pa.ing! DO not ubdeIStsAd me o. CO.
,arassng vi TASTE : for asucy, eworL |
Tho 0sSo iiapt cot 10 tosbutaaLore
,e,rags = lyys fartfie 1esuNoo snd's desirS
iduA. swK. Hon sT rlitlSx II more ~ |
tsa1Ss ioJ. olisselisA and "a o,kSs,s and. !
u tselisEl n ieSiAnsAe ma Z Sssrvis6 b I
. ass. ss;s - n sTMs' q s 'fssE \
pr<.Sc ~ .ss4g ,s~ -!wS ~
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1878-04-16

Russia clings with great pertinacity
to the sentiments of the Cars decla
ration of war. There must be posi-
tive guarantees for the protection Of
the Christians of the Danubian coun'
tries. For this the Car has sacri
fees his treasure-his soldiers hax G
given their lives. and it must be as
sured more positively than by ine6ec'
tual stipulations like those of the
treaty of 1856. 1t is very clear that
Russia will not permit her advantages
to be filched from her by mere di
plomacy, though all Europe should
combine against her.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1878-04-16

Unless all signs fail, the time. ar,
improving. Last month the import.
at New York amounted to s24. 1888.
go or nearly 1000, 900 less than 70,
the month of March, 1877, and the
exports of domestic produce amounted
to nearly $50. 00O, 900, an increase Of
sl2. zoo, 900 as compared with the re.
turns for the same month of 1877.
Here is change in our favor of 49,.
600, 900 in . single month. If this
ratio Of increase Of exports over i'm.
ports is kept up the balance of trade
IN our favor this year will be double
that of last year, when it was esti-
mated at $40. 600, 900. In view of the
war prospect the demand for our pro-
duce inforeign markets will be doubled
from this time forth, and should
England and Russia come to blows.
we snail have to furnish both nations
with food supplies for vast armies
a6eld. Perhaps it is oil the better
that the Western farmers have gener.
ally planted more wheat this year than
ever before.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1878-04-16

The long-prcjected union Of the
Central American republics seems to
he further of that ever. Guatemala
and Costa RIGA are engaged in hostiI'
titles, and the war is being vigorously
prosecuted. Guatemala is reported "a
have bought vessel named the fel'.
can in San Francisco. and equipped
her as a man -of:war with view OF de-
stroying Costa Rican commere and
horha riding seaboard towns.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1878-04-16

The Senate of the United State
did itself no credit Tuesday by declin
ing to take up the bill for the retire
ment of Gen. Shields on the pension
list. If there is soldier IN the United
States worthy of the honor and emolu.
ments of a Brigadier Generals rank
that man is James Shields of Missouri.
But. BY . cruel piece of strategy on
the part of certain radical leaders, he
has been used as a stalkins-horse in
contributing to Republican victory,
and-through want Of consideration
of certain Democrats likely to be
sacra6ced BY both House and Senate
to serve political ends. As the case
stands, Ben. Butler has the credit of
having advocated the claim Of Union
Democrat for an Office which was CIV
en- BY . Democratic House, to a con-
federate, while Republican Senate
scouts the idea Of exhibiting patriot
ism in favor Of q Democratic soldier,
the hero of three wars.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1878-04-16

France to-day has. at least on paper,
the largest standing army in Europe,
and her feet is superior t. that Of
either Russia, Germany or Austria,
and it is not strange that Russia is
solicitous respecting her possible posi-.
ton in q war in which all Europe may
be involved. Frances course so far
has been one of memorable neutrality.
coupled with q determination to con.
tinue that policy and recuperate
while other nations were expanding
their vital forces. How we'll Russia's
plan will succeed to draw the French
to commit themselves remains to be
seen; but it is quite evident that
England, as well as Russia, would be
very glad to find out beforehand what
she has to expect from her nearest
neighbor.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1878-04-16

Hayes presence cast q shadow on
the launch and launch provided by
Mr.. John Roach at Chester on Sat.
urday. The Hayes minstrel band.
50 merry last year, showed the effects
Of twelve months trial of public
scorn. Even the two jecose send
men," Lawyer Evarts and Erring
Brother Key, kept away from Satur.
days exposure, and the few members
of the company who were present
were silent. Hayes timid and empty
speech, not worthy even Of Grant in
his ante-European days, was in strik-
lug contrast to his last years rafting
volubility on the slightest occasion.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1878-04-16
The estimable wife of Robert Bor

The estimable wife Of Robert Bon.
ner, publisher of the New York Led.
ger, died in that city on Monday. April
l. 1878. Her maiden name was Jane
McConlis. She VAS a native Of Coun.
ty Donegal. Ireland. and came to
America in 1889, being 10 yesrs old.
In 1850 she was married to Mr.. Bon.
ner: then celebrated As the fastest
composition in America. Five years
after Mr.. Bonner realized his dream
of starting the most popular serial
weekly in America, if not in the
world. and upon money earned, rs he
afterwards publicly stated. "at the
case" The young couple lived mod
estly. but respectfully. and with the
building up of a colossal fortune,
reared a family of healthy and happy
who, with . large circle Of
mourning friends. on Tuesday, fol.
lowed the mother to the grave.-E.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1878-04-16

No State in the Union has ever
been advertised abroad 50 Thoroughly
and judiciously as the State of Kansas;
and the fruits are now pouring into
her lap in the shape of an UMPIRE
cedented immigration. The display
which Kansas made at the Philadel-
phia Centennial was of itself worth
millions to her future prosperity.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1878-04-16

A Mongolian and Caucasian had q
fight on Sunday. The Caucasian ir.
hI 49, a., r.: fL.Geli.r hv i:k;ns with
fight. ME No 6ghtee. by dammee,
said the M"ngolion. i:ut the Caucas
ian continued t" waltz around the
Monaghan aud make pugiistic demon
STATIONS toward him in manner that
highly incensed him. Me no wantee
6ghtee," calculated the little man with
the pig tail again, but the form of the
Caucasian danced around him like q
jumping jack. "Goee awayee ;
90 to hellee; me no fightee; see
you in hellee frstee." remarked the
almond-eyed man. II did no good.
The Caucasian still moved around him,
until finally the Chiuaman became 80
irate that be struck at the object of
mis- remark. "Tskee thatee, dammee
Mclean nance"
In q moment the Mongolion was
flying in the air, propelled by one Of
the fists Of Caucasian. and when he
fell he was mounted BY the victor,
who toyed plavfully with his pig-tail.
After this the Chinan,an sought IN
officer. and began to relate to him his
woes. hut he failed to make the guar.
dian of peace understand him. He
finally turned away, Remaining.
This one hellee Of . countree. wheree
they knocke . nance downee all for q
iOkee."
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1878-04-16

Our fellow citizens of San Antonio
Texas are patronizing and presuma bly,
injoying series of bull fights. o,
Friday halfstarved old lioness wa.
thrust into cage with a wild Texar
bull. who straightway proceeded t.
toss and gore her near to death. Sun
day the ovent on the programme Wa
a fight between the bull and a man.
eating lion-also of mature age.
Later on, men are to be substituted
for lions in these encounters. Bull
fighting is a queer Sunday amuse-
ment for Americans; but before We
indulge in virtuous selfcomplaceucy
at the expense Of the San Antonio
smashers. it may be we'll to
recall the fact that several hundreds of
New Workers. some Of them very
men, spent last Saturday
evening in watching one man pound
another to jelly.-New York San.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1878-04-16

That New Orleans collectorship ha.
ever been an elephant to all Presiden
tial administrations. A three-cornered
fight now going on over the New Or
leans collectorship is giving Mr..
Hayes much trouble. Plnchback
wants some man outside all political
cliques; Wells wants Anderson and
Packard wants himself appointed
Wells has seen the President and said
that it was absolutely necessary that
Anderson should be appointed, t.
which the President responded that
Anderson would not be confirmed.
Wells then asked for a trial and Sc
the matter stands to-day, the Presi
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1878-04-16

William B. G. Teller, teller Of the
American National Bank of Detroit,
has disappeared. and about S., 600 are
also missing. Teller had been induced,
BY gaudy advertisements of notorious
NewYork sharpers in the stock brokins
line, to steal the money of the bank,
and send it to the sharpers for specu
lation. The sharpers kept coming
down on him for more margin, and
still more, until he could NO Longer
hile his thefts, and then he ran away
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1878-04-16

Complete returns of the Rhode
Island State election on the Sd inst,
show the following vote for Governor
viz. /: Van Zandt, Republican, H.,
1876; Lawrence, Democrat. 1851
Foster, Greenback, 5;82 scattering
81. Total, 1861. Total in 1877
24,457. Decrease, ATS.
The Senate stands 26 Republicans
8 Democrats and 2 no choice. 1h'
House. Sc Republicans, l6 Democrat
aud 2 no choice.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1878-04-16
WEEKLY BAZOO.
SEDAI1A
TUESDAY. APRIL l6, 1878.

The Globe Democrat is out against
the beautiful custom of using flowers
at funeral services. l. it possible that
this is a move on the part of McCul-
laeh in the interests of the market gar
depers? And that he wishes to
further the influence of cabbages and
potatoes?
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1878-04-16

Mr.. Vest makes unseemly haste We
think to announce that he is not a can
didate for any Office. The announce
ment was altogether too startling to
be made public all at once. 1t should
have been broken to the people gradu'
ally. As it is the spectacle Of Vests
going about the State making political
speeches from no motive but sheer pa
triotism is SO grotesquely unusual thai
we suspect the announcement that he
is not q candidate will excite general
grin of incredulity.-JoM7nal.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1878-04-16

The discovery of the crimes Of Jc
seph W. Bugbee has come like q
thunder clap upon two cities-Bostol
and Indianapolis. He was connected
with the Boston firm Of Holt &Bugbee,
and was prominent in business and Pc
litical circles in indianapolis. He in
vested extensively in real estate, and
becoming embarrassed, forged notes in
order to obtain money. He kept up
his criminal course for years. retiring
one forged note with another, until
was no longer possible.
Then, last Sunday, he called his wife,
his father end mother, and business
associate to him, and confessed. His
forgeries aggregate 1892, 900, and the
has been followed BY the sus-
pension of the Boston firm. Bugbee
was leading churchman. the son-in-
law of a minister, and an active men,
Der of the City Council.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1878-04-16

Nm. ID. Talbot has opened new mill.
"eFy store opposite the court house square,
With foil and complete stock Of the new
ct and most fashionable Eoods, embracing
everything in The way Of hats, bonoe,s
aoven. oena@eos, ribboaa, fascy gocds,
etc. She has in hsr employ, 6r.s-class
trimmer. and the dses-0akiae deparsment
will b uadse The cup ervisios Of Mn. Kat
Englandee. IN
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1878-04-16
NOTICE oF FINAL SETTLEMENT

Notice is hereby given, to all creditors aud
others Interested in the Estate Of Julia 4. g..
Creel Decreased. that I. the undersigned alminis-
traitor of said Estate, intend to make final
settlement thereof, at the term Of the Probate
Court II the County Of Pettis, to he held at the
Court house IN sail county. ON the first Monday
of May. ISIS. Thomas J. Mason, administrator
Of Julia 4. G. Creel. deceased.
March 18th, 1873.
A-2-w4t
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1878-04-16

The Democratic Congress refused to
bolt the caucus nominee for door keep.
er. This was right-it could not do
otherwise under the circumstances al
though the radicals did everything
they could to bully-rag the Democrats
into a different course. The Repub-
licans run Gen. Shields-not for any
love for the old veteran, but to break
down the caucus nominee. The idea
Of Ben. Butler supporting Shields for
door keeper, was supremely ridiculous.
The Democrats, after electing the
caucus nominee late confederate
none the less, good man, they voted
Gn9ashlS tielhAB hs.rfiyd. GSt.vat
per annum. A worthy tribute to q no
bic man and a true soldier. The
BAzoo hopes that the Senate will vote
favorably on the Shields case.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1878-04-16
Terrified Into Marriage.

From th. Washington Post.
Mary Kate Menslez, BY her attorney.
Mr.. A. II. jackson. yesterday entered
suit for divorce from Manuel A. Men
deg. The bill sets forth that the
plaintiff. whose maiden name was
Mary Kate Herbert. was induced by
q man with whom she hal some ac-
qusintance, tn take q walk On the
evening Of October 1S. 1872, on
Twelfth street. When they reached
the c"rner ot Twelfth and l. streets
she was BY force and arms compelled.
against her will and consent, to enter
u hack. She was then rapidly driven
tn a remote part of the city. unknown
to her. Here she was transferred to
another hack, in which was seated an
elderly man. known IL her "a Manuel
A. Mendez. She was then informed
by him that he had procured mar
riage license. and she must consent to
marry him at once. lie took re-
volver frum his pocket. and holding it
over her head. said he would kill
her If she refused to comply with
his wishes. She was terribly
frightened. and in her helpless con
dition. being but fifteen years Of age.
consented. aud the carriage was
driven to the Young Mems Christian
Association building. There they
entered. and in the parlor Of the
Association. under the influence o:
fear, she was married by the Rev.
George 4. Hall. Secretary Of the
Young Mems Chris ian Association,
to Manuel A. Mendez. She then re
entered the hack. and, IN company
With her hnsba.,d. was driven to the
residence Of her mother, Mrs. s. +.
Herbert, now residing at 1923 Ninth
street. where they lived together Ms
man and wife for two months. Dur.
ing this time he treated her in the
most cruel manner, beating he- and
pulling her hair ON several occasions.
and using the most foul and insulting
language toward her. On December
q. 1872. he deserted her. leaving her
without any means of support. and h 8
not been heard from since. She prays
that she may be released from the
bonds Of matrimOny.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1878-04-16

1T Is . square while. seq she ''since
I played iorty-6ves. t" sez she. bud Be
me conscience" SCI she. Ill 20 yez."
And wid that they sat down. cheek.
bejcwl. and they pottered away at the
ksrds and the wildly won the most Of
Mullileroos hard airnins, and after a
wee bit. she sez seq she
I'm thinking. Muster Muldideroo.
its long time betune drinks, aud
wid that che goes out heyant and lngs
in . quart botile Of the hard stuff and
sorry I'm to saw that they drank and
played karls and played kards and
drank. till me astute detective. Muldi-
deroo, cudn't see hole in q forty fu,
ladder. and al the while two nagurs.
wid an Express wagon, wor moving the
goods away a. fasht rs the divil wud
let thin.
Ould Thompson Is mad angry. but
cud III nothin' ixcipt REFUGE Mulsii
deroo tn the ranks for inshubOrdina
ton. which ] did. bad cess to him.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1878-04-16
: RAY NOTICE.

Taken up by the subscriber. on" iron gray
mare, five years oI slim hnilt. about fifteen
hands biyh with right hind foot sore. Appraised
at thirty-five dollars. hy W. +. Boyer, L. l..
T. WARDAN. J. p.
j. X. BARRETT.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1878-04-16

A wife seeking, methodic,l youth
who had been occasionally escorting a
young lady home on Sunday evenings
and gone in for supper. after perform
ing both services last Sunday night.
suddenly said to her: DO you talk
in your sleep," why, mo-" she an
swered in surprise. do YOU walk in
your sleepi" he next inquired. mo,
SIR" He moved his chair IN inch clos
er and with increased intsrest asked:
DO you snorel" "No," she hastily
replied looking uneasily at him. At
this reply his eyes fairly sparkled.
His lips eagerly parted and, ~ he
gave his chair another hitch. he brisk
" inquired: DO you throw the
combin2s Of your hair in the basin ,"
"What ?" she asked. with q
u blank face. He repeated the ques-
ton, although with increased nerv ,us-
ness. mo. don't" she answered in
some taste. Again his chair went for
ward. while Lis agitation grew 50 great
that he c'uld scarcely maintain hi.
place upon il As he asked. do you
clean the comb when you have done p
''Of course ] d.. she said. staring at
him With al her might. In IN instant
he was on his knees before her with
hands outst retched. Il love you"
,e passionately cried. II give my
shole heart up to YOU. Love me and
shall be your slave. Love me rs
ove You. and I will do every thing |
N earth for you. Oh. will you take |
ne to be your lover. your husband. |
'our lover your every tbing?" 1t was
critical moment fur . Dung woman
& her years. but she Vas equa! to the
- young woman gener-
lily i. and accepted him.-Ia'ca State
Peg;<er.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1878-04-16
NOTICE OFF FINAL SETTLEMENT.

Notice is hereby given. ttat the undersigned,
Executor IL the estate Of j. +. Tobias deceased.
said Estate >,p.h executor ~. n.x, tern, ~
the Probate Court 1T Pettis County, N;-.cu,i, =,
be held at Sssal'; IN said County. on the 18th day
Of May, 4. ID. ISIS.
4-3-S3e CHAS. q. TAYLOR.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1878-04-16
ACase in Law.


case in law Of considerable interes,
came up and was tried before Justict
L.. in an. Eastern village.
cit seems that the orchard Of one
Of our honest old farmers had been
at different times visited, and many Of
the best trees robbed Of their fruit.
Of course Farmer E had quite a
curiosity to end out who was in tho
habit Of appropria,ing his apples. So
cautiously concealing himself in the
shadow of the fence. he discovered q
fellow in the act Of filling his bag with
his best frui'. Farmer E started
for the youth with his gun, but the
fellow took took TO his heels and was
IN the act of getting over the fence
when discharge from the gun laid
him low
"On the trial. the boy, who vas
present testified to the shooting, tina;
a large number Of shot entered his
back. and although many had been
removed, still there were many left
that plagued him considerably
The doctor. who was called, test
fed to the fact offinding number of
shot in the flesh. Of extricating some.
and Of the impossibility Of removing
all. and Of the strong probability that
complainant would Away. carry about
his person supply oflead.
"fhe lawyers rested the case, and
the learned Justice arose to instruct the
jury, when. from the farther corner
of the room appeared the form of q ,
very benevolent but extremely seedy.
looking individual, who stood looking |
over large and very rusty pair Of
spectacles, and pointing his long finger |
at the injured boy. exclaimed:
young man! young man you can |
truly say with the poet,
a charge to keep have
The effect was irresistible. Justice.
jury. lawyers. and audience were in.
stantly convulsed with uncomfortable
laughter. and for ten minutes or more
business WAS completely suspended.
The verdict when rendered, We mo
cause for action"
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1878-04-16

You have eertainly missed . treat. il
you have not seen the elegant goods die
played in Tsylors easea. Step in and see
the elegant wstchss, Diamoads and rich
Jsvelry. The finest ever brought to Ssda-
lie, and they srs being sold lower thsn
have ever been known IN the jevelfy busi-
nesa. Il
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1878-04-16

A1sesions q tbs Bye, Ear: Ihrcas: Luaes e.6
0gouchial Tubes which In many caeeo accompany
. osV0fO case Of Cst.rrh. The tnoamed and di6
eaoed coalition Of the mucous membrane u the
eouoo Of oil these troubles; and until the system
lao been broaght property und'r the fn61saee OF
the RADICAL CURE. perfect freedom fo0 them
eaanoe Be reasonably expected.
Is = but three Year, since SANFORDS kAD1.
CAL CURE Was placed before the public. bat IN
thes short time u hss found It's Nay from Maine 70
California. and - every here acknowledged By
druRgiets and physicians so be the mos suceeaofl
Dfeposasioo for the thorough treatment Of CaeasrA
ever compounded. Tho TACT Will be deemed Of
more importance when u 10 coupled With the $3.50
Wene tAas within I'VE yearS over - oi0oe0oe
remedies for CstaSTh have been placed oalo. md
today. With one o. two exceptions. their sanee
cannot be recalled BY the bese-informod dsUeg1o&.
Advertising may succeed I'm forcing . few 49,.
bot, unless the remedy poesess undoubeed opeeloe
medical properties. 10 absolutely certain TO fo0
into mer1ted obscuzisy.
Each peekaGe Of sASfORD'S RADICAL CURE
contains Dr.. Sanfovdb Improved lnhalinG Tub0,
With full directions for its IN all Price
se Sold By al Wholesale and retail drugsises and
dealefS throughout thu United States and Canadas.
WE1kS POTTER. General ASen's and whole
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