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OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.

CfFlClAL DIRECTORY.
UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT.
EXECUTIVE.
President-RutherfordB B. Hayes,
of Ohio, to March 4, 1881.
Secretary of William Nj.
Evarts, of New York.
Secretary of Treasury-John
Sherman, of Ohio.
Secretary of War-Geo w. Nc
Crary, of Iowa.
Secretary of Navy-Richard
Thompson, of Indiana.
Secretary of Intorior-Carl
Schurz, of Missouri
Attorney General--Charles Dev-
ems, Of Massachusetts,.
Postmaster General--David III.
Key, Of Tennessee.
LEaIsLATIvE.
President of the Senate-William
A. Wheeler, Of New York.
Secretary of Senate-George G.
Gorham, Of California.
Speaker Of House Of Representa-
tives-Samuel J. Randall, of Penn
ylvania.
Clerk-Geo. M. Adams, OF Ken
ucky.
SUPREME COURT OF United
STATES.
Chief Justice-Hon. NJ r. Waite,
Of Ohio.
Associate Justices-Hon. Ward
Hunt, of New York Hon. Nathan
Clifford, of Maine; Hon. Noah II.
Swayne, of Ohio; Hon. Samuel r.
Miller, of Iowa; Hon. Stephen j.
Field, of California William Nj.
Strong, of Pennsylvania; Joseph
P. Bradley, Of Now Jersey.
The Supreme Court holds one
session annually, in Washington,
beginning on the first Monday in
December.
UNITED STATES COURTS IN
SOUTH CAROLINA.
Circuit Judge-Hugh L. Bond.
Circuit Clerk-James L. Hagood.
District Judge-George S. Bryan.
Clerk-Daniel Horlbeck.
Marshall-R. NJ. Wallace.
District Attornoy-L. G. Nor
throp.
Terms for holding United States
Circuit Court-First Monday in
April, at Charleston; fourth Monday
in November, at Columbia.
Terms for holding United States
District Court-First Monday in
January, May, July and October, in
Charleston, for Ea 'tern District;
first Monday in Augu't, at Green
vile, for Western District. TThe
court held at Greenville exercises
Circuit Court powers.
UNITED STATES OFFICERS IN
WINNSBORO.
Postmaster D. Oxnor,
Deputy Postmaster-W. s. Rabb.
United States Commissioner
Henry N. Obear.
GOVERNMENT OF THE STATE
OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
Wade Hampton.
Lieutenant Goyernor-W. d.
Simpson.
Secretary of State-R. M. Sims.
Attorney aeneral-LeRoy r.
Youmnns.
Comptroller Gen eneral-Johnson
Hagood.
State Treasurer-S. T.. Leaphart.
Superintendent Education-Hugh
s. Thompson.
Adjutant and Inspector General -
z. w. Noise.
Superintendent Of Penitentiary-
4. j. Lipsoomb.
Superintendent of Lunatic Asylum
DIR. p. E. Griffin.
Governors Private Secretary
Wade n. Manning.
SUPREME COURT OF SOUTH
~n CAROLINA. &,
Chief Justice--A. J. Willard, Co.
lumbia.
Associate Justice Henry McIver,
Cheraw. ',a.l ,5ao Jua..s ..t s.. ,
Associate Justice-A. G. Haskell,
Columbia. )
Clerk-A..M. Boozer, Lexington.
Reporter. s. G. Richardson,
Sumter. a'fH ""ch"'%
CIRCUIT COURTS.
First Circuit-The counties of
Orangoburg and Charleston.
Seoond Oirouit-The counties Of
Aiken, Barnwell, Colleton and
oeau!orE IL II =, 4. Z
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Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1879-09-21
2. 2aann inaS 2seiS.

Dolores Sprah fein 8ort unb ohne ibren
@snabl nur zines Blides su piir0iSett, be-
eann lie 5hatul, Ramm une S1mudae.
Qenitdnoe ab3nIegen. gorrera butte nur
sinen einsissn Bid erbaiGt. absr bieier
senaete, um ibn su iiberSeugen, 6aB. tie
porEereitet auf einen Ronflitt mar. Was
ibren Neraer erregt haben tonntt, Der lid
i'm Mueenblif nod binter bic Wtaste ees
swungensr 8lsihaiiltigfeii bars, muBte
garrera nidbt. Sie bate feline 2iebfoiun.
gen srtuibert, als er Dor ieiner Nbreiie na1
Yuembo BON ibr Mbihieb nobm uno Elm
tempordrer Jrieoe mar Dor ieiller Geile
aus Der Staot abgelfloIlen moroen. Bas
fonnte oieIen Trieoen mieoer seit6rt hdben
g8enn lie irgeno einen 8runo bate, iit
iiber TIN 3u beflaeen. meshalb iprah tie
iih niht oariiber aus, Der @runo .fonnte
la beIeitiet. ridtig eeiteai uno erfldrt tpt--
ben. Wesbalb ioaten apei meni1lihe
Weien elen0 Semadt tperoen, iuenn Elm
paar freunoliAe Worte Der 8erfidnoiauns
Niles: in Sronune brinsen fonnten? Seiner
6rau hdufise Mnfdlle miirriiheH Shmei-
gems, eeb6rten nit su ben idredli9iten
Qualsn ieines perbeiratbetsn 2ebens. sic
qudlten ibn entmeoer tpie lansiam ma.
aenoe 3abni6meraen, ooer lis erfiQten
| ibn nit Wuth uno Snbignation, Die ibn
oft feline Selbftbeberrihuns perlRren mahs
ten uno geraoe oann. tpenn ct bic frampf.
haftelten Anitrengungtn md4te. bieielbe au
belpobren.
Gollte er suerit iprehen2 aber mas
iolIte er iaeen? @r bate oft, senr ct pon
Quito obtpeienb mar, in @ebanfen Die
Morte pieoerbolt. bic er BEL gr5rteruns ee.
tpiiier 9untte nit ibr gebrailhsn nollte,
tpelhe @riinoe er anfiihren ipolte ano mi,
er burb frsnnolihe Morte unb ianften
3uipru6 periuAen tuoute. iid tinen rleuen
Wss au ihrsm Ssr3en su babnen. Nber er
tonnte iebt iinm6slid oieie fsiweorsbielten
Heoeiptnoungen 8ebrauheii, no lie ibn nit
10 offenbarer falter Werahtuns bebanoelte.
no lie obne ieslithe uriade ibm ieinolih
entge9entrat un6 no er iiberseRgt NOR, bob
bas erIte Wort oas iiber feline gippen fam,
6as 3eiAen sum Beainn eins8 Mortge-
febtes iein miiroe, baa ibn furhtbar
jumioer ipdr, ba oerartig Gonilitts
poaitdnoig ieinem gbaraftG entgegeii
paren, Der auf Sreunbli1es @tgegsnfom.
men un0 Werl6bnunq anaelegt mar, unb
| Iin fait frantbaft na1 grmioerung Der
sSreunolihfeit uno 3uneiguug iebnts, Die
eeraoe tim, Der iie oni nieiiten ben6tbigte.
6as Geben perfaat 3u baben ibien. Gt
lpuBte gara aetau baB Elm Wortgeiedt
iolgen tpiiroe, rnenn er ben Wunb duithat,
un6 bod, - ionnte er jsbt Iaai1meissn
Sein Ser3 be8anli So pohe1 penfi er ben
Ueriud1 nluhtn ,polte, All i,rechen. ct
puBte Is. 0aB feline perbalteIe Aufreeuhp
ieiner 6tlmnne einsn ei9entfiinlifen uno
liharfen Eon oeben muBts. Der aud Die
peri0hnsnbiten Worte Qiieen lrnfsn lpiirbe.
llno 10 fam q, bab er ils6rmds ben Wnno
Dffneie, utrl tn fpredsn. boHsr ober iofori
sbasrnb innshtslt unb In &nmeiosn uers
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1879-09-21

Mufresung bes Gpieles bradte Careers
eiflige Grholnng uno er fpielte unb tranE,
um bic 6hmer3en in Ieinem Snnern 3st
betduben. gnmal bemerite er, wdbreno Die
SpieIer bon benz Buffet ob. nnb Sueinaeia,
oaB Yareoes unb Dolores ii5 in Der Witte
oes Saaleg beaegneten nno oaB lie, wGlp.
reno tie on Bareoes pprbeiging. bieIeni
plDblih Elm paar Morte 3ufliiterte, Morte
Die 9tiemano bDren uno bemerten fonnte
uno Worte, bic aud Garrera niht perIteben
tonnte, aber er lab ober elaubte menioltens
ben neritdnbniBpolen unb errpioernoen
Bid Yareoes erfannt su baben uno bn
NOR ihm genug. Ser ,8eroaht, bnB ami.
ihen Dolores unb pareoes Elm Ginper.
itdnoniB beite6e, febrte nit unmioeriteblid)er
@emalt in oas Ser3 bes gbemannes su
rid; aud Nnbere hotten oies offenbnr
idon bemerft Shon nietrfah ihien es
ibm. bate er @ruppen in fur3er gntfernum9
BON bem Spieltiihe iteben o6er iiben ieben,
bic bic beioen, penn lie sufdllia suiamme,,s
itanoen. anihauten uno Damn Iih geseniei-
ttg Blife 5utDarfen nno nit einanoer Hitter.
ten. gSas onnte n oieIe Geute oenfen ?
gesosen iih ibre 8lide unb ibr @eflii Iler
tbatidhlih auf feline hduslihen Mngele.
le9enheiten? @ar es i1on 10 meit gefnln.
men2 Nar er ihon @egenftano oes 8,e.
oauerns getporoen unb oem 6luh Der Sd.
6erlibfeit anheim9efaaen? gBenn er nu,
@eiuiBbeit bdtte! Mber ct fonnte bod MIDI
fragen uno auBeroem tpiiroen ibm. Die 2eutt
ibre 8eoanfen ni4t perratben haben noei
i'm nit ben i'm entehrenoen @eriitbter
uno Wermutbungen befannt eema1t bd.
ben, Ielbif nenn er iie aefra9t bdtte. tsiu
ioIhes 2eben mar entleblih. SeIblt oit
@eniBbeit ieiner S1anoe ipiroe tpertiigel
unertrdali4 setueien iein, tpie oieier qua.
lenoe, aufreibenbe, nagenoe 3uitanb bes
3weifelns uno beg 0eroa9tes.
Oie @eIelli1aft brad oieies Mal 5eitif
auf, un, nod SauIe 3u gelan9en. ehe 0il
@lode Der YoliSeiffunoe erflang, cine Gin
| rihtune, bic mir in Den erifen Gapiteln I'M,
ierer grsiblung beIhrieben baben. 8i.
oabin batten ii9 Wann uno Weif nod
nibt aeiprohen. gtahoem Die BeIud1el
oas Saus perlaiisn, blieb garrera nodb elm,
Q8eile NIT bem alten Serrn suIammeiG mi
CAB ibm Die seDInidten eSnformafionei
| iiber ben Stano Der @rnie, Die 8eihatfen
belt Der Seroen uno anbere fir elmer
@runobeliber intereliante AnesIessnhei
ten. 3ufeBt Sog iib bet MARQUIS suriid
Dolores besleitete ibn in iein 3immer, un
3u ieben, OBJ au6 ales fur feline 8equem'
li6teit herserihtet mar, ipdbreno GArrert
Iih in ben BON ibm bemohnten Sheil 0ei
Sauies 5uriid3os. 8alo oarauf fam aud
iein 8eib uno ieBt begann pieosr ois emit
ieblihe 3eit fir Die, Die Sn et,
nem ioIhen 2eben suiammen ge.
ihmiebet iinb, bic 3eit, ND iie mitsinanoei
aans auein fiub, ni6t seibibt bur6 BIZ
8sssnpart anosrsr uno burH ssieaidait'
ll9en Snang. ~,
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1879-09-21
Oanse Wummer 725.

.MIlmdhtiaer @ott !" rief garrera aus,
nod INNER Die odnbe ringeno. .unb o1s
BON einem Weibe, has mid nHgiHg, 10 5l
banoeIn unb fir bic nIletn ih that, mas
ih getbanl"
glun aber trat Die Reaction Elm. Was
in ieiner Natur nod mdnnIldes nro coles
mar, bdutnte lidl gegen oIele beral0ie @rau-
lanlfeit aui. ct ergriff eiIlige ponh0s.
unb iib sllr 9biir penbenD, iagte er SD
fper0e 9idh BON Der @egenmart oes W2dns
neg, ben Du baIleit uuo perohteH, befreieu.
Mas id mdbreno Der langen Sabre rleiner
un9iiidliGen gbe ourhIebt, nernag feline
6pratbe aussuoriiden. Nber heuie bait
Ou oas lebte Bano 3erriiien, bas Did
nod nit meinem 1er5en perbanb. jebt it's
porbei. We6ge Soft Dir 6as Geben, bas
Gleno uno Die 8erBmeiFluna uer5eiben, bic
Ou mid bait leben lailen !"
Wtit oielen Worten perIieB er oas Sims
mer. Oie Dunfeibeit, in Die er fam, ols
er Die Shiir hirter Iitb ihlDB, mar gera0eslI
unonrnoringlit. Die Naht mar 10 ouns
fel, fpie Die SroiflDligfelt leines blutenoen
Ser5ens. Maes mar ffiI i'm Sauic. Gin.
NAL NOR es ihni, als Oh Elm Shatten an
ibm DorbeibuIdte. aber er NOR 10 DertDirrt,
oaB er auf nidbts ahtete, als duf Die 8unr
oen, aus oeuen iein armies 5ers blutete;
.er iudbte einen gBeg aus cem Gorri6or in
Die 9auptballe. Oie Betpobner oes Sau=
.ies ldeen Ille i'm feiten 5htaf uno IieBen
fidb mDbl faum etluas BON ben QualeH ih-
res fiinfti9en Serren trdnmen, Der in Der
Suntelbeit mad Der Sbiir 5lm gmpfangss
aiHlmer berumtoifete. gr fiirdtete, baB
oielelbe ueridloIien mar, bob gliidlid1e.-
fpsiIe mar lie often. Gerduihlos trot er
ein, I6loB Die 5biire tinter iid, itolperte
iber einiee SeiIel uno Stiihle, bis sr Elm
SnTa errsifte. auf bas er iid rlieoermarT
uro leine 8lieber, falt uno sitterno Dor
Nufresune, nit ben Ponchos, Die er nit
eebra6t, beoefeno. Sier uonte er Die 9foft
5ubrinser. rii9t idlInfen, oenn Der S6laf
mar BON linn gefpihen. Gr bate bic bit.
tere 6rudt poni 8anme Der grfenntniB ge.
foltet. Seine aussn tuaren oifen, gans
offen uno iein GERS mar toot.
(Sortissuns folst.)
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1879-09-21
MallIiigfaltiges.
8 moritffae @rdBfaftff.

auf Dem Ssrieobofe su Oeoeran in Saf.
fen bat lih Elm Sootengrdber Wiebrib auf
leinen @rabitsin folsenoe 5nIGriit ieBen
laTien:
SD, Sobtengraber Oieier Stabt,
&ub bier BET 10 uieI Souienb 2etaeu.
SD fiittcrte ben SOB oft iatt
hub badte mid einif burdsuidlei9eu.
allen Der 500 Der fam uno ipra6
gSas bier auf GrOeu Isbt unO lag,
5oll msiue ieinl
IS sr anoern etne @rubeerdbt
falIt feIbit binein.@
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1879-09-21
DQ8 01qlid)e Dolkstlatt

sost per Dot tsbne sonutassbIats) 1910 per Sstr
N6o has babe Sakr unS $3.50 bas @isstsIislr. Rtt
esnniassbIats sti 20 per sabs $50 Aas salss says
arb &1.ee bss pAstsgiatr.
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1879-09-21

Ser 8reitopf i'm gBappen-
! bilo. - Wdbreno oes Wtittelalters
feblte es nift an blutiaen Rdmpfen Der
auf i6re 6reibeit uno llnabbdngiefeit itola
sen Trieien nit ben erobernnasluitiaen
Sdnen. Ginii serietben BEL einem beiBen
99armibel Die Srisien in unoronung.
Die frielild]eu Grauen iparen i'm 2ager sll-
rlid9eblleben, I'm Sirie an fntben.l Mls tie
ibre Wtdnnsr snriidDeiGen iahen, sriiten
lie su ben Rohtopfen, singen nuffia aitf
ibre Soofen0e los uno beaoIIen lie nit
Dem iieoenoen grei. Cine lold,e Ne-
9riiBuns iebte bic Odnen in Bermirruna,
tuelte iolde iSrauenfiihnbeit ME fur mDo.
LID eebalteu baften, bic Syrieien aber fab.
ten li1, biebsn aui's Ne,ie Elm mn0 }dbll.
I. ac.e:l Die Sdnen in bic 6lubt. Gum Nm
oenfen on Die Eapferfeit ibrer s5rauen
nabmen oarauf bic Jrieien einen Nreitopf
als 3ieroe ibrss @appenihilbss alf. o
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Die wtIllidjt y
sas soHntassbIatt BEE 6inesuuat nstls<Iss,s ~ ~
l1nterbaItunss aeftiixe sepjpmst nnb eN1neW ~
sanptidaLit Sur6 Bic zssfpi8lsis s<s >asn seson6s
liatsn Grsdblunssn aus.
9ress $500 per sabr, portafrss. qa4 ssssys so1e
per Sabr. .poztoftsi
GiussEne Nummsrn Banf Gents, wsfas bas nisst
ben tdbtiiden Mbunnerten Sur9 Ste xrdssrsn's aaus
seIiefert uuirb.
esIbfsnbunsen t5nnsn per sytonep prksrA sbsr ~
ssFrirten Brief auf unisr ssiiifo sema9t pssssn.
DIE CINCINNATI! TulzsslAsg g1H7A1H!E,
BOX 1414,
Gtneinnatis 6e1os
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Gin betannter. unIdneii perlforbener
8oriler SournaIiff, sttpas leitbtiertisen
WanoeIs uegen BEL ieinsn Qeb3eiten Elm
menig beruEen. lag i'm Sotel be 9ieu, oem
befannten Granfenhauie, auf benz Sterbe-
bette. Gin @eiitlider, nit Dem er trob al-
Ter 8erI9ie0snbeit Der Qebensanfihten
unb @ewObnheiten auf freunoI6aitli6em
SSuBe iiano, beiuhte ihn uno rithtete, ob
ieines Seelenbeils beIoret, Die Ssrage on
i'm rg0ie iteben sic benn nit Dem leben
@ott? = y8ut, bas feben 5ie ia" er=
lpieoerte Der Sterbenoe, aitb ben Sob auf
ben 2ippen ben Snmor nicht Derleugneno,
.bdtte er mir ionit elm pldBthen in fstnem
Sotel eeItattet !"
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1879-01-18
TRUSTEES SALE.

Pursuant to the provisions of deed of
trust, bearing date the l4th day of Octo-
Der, 1876, and now on record in the
Clerks Office of the County Court of
Monongalia county, West Virginia, in
deed book, No. 10, new series, pages
1928, executed by William G. Britt to
William w. John, trustee, to secure to
Jesse Lewellen and David S. John, exec
utors of the estate of Levi Britt, deceased,
the debt therein named and the interest
thereon, The undersigned trustee, in said
trust named, will on
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 81, 1879,
in front of the court house door, i'm Nor
gantown, in said county and State, sell
the l18 acres, 2 roods and 26 perches of
land, in said trust deed mentioned, or so
much thereof as will be necessary to pay
the said debt so secured, the interest and
costs of sale, which sale will be to the high
est bidder for ready money said land SO
proposed to be sold being the same on
which the said william G. Britt now re-
sides, in Union District, Monongalia
county and State aforesaid. and consti-
tuted part of the real estate of which the
said Levi Britt died seized, The title to
said land is indisputable, but selling as a
trustee l will only sell and convey such
title rs is vested in me by said trust deed
WIN. w. JOHN,
January Is, 1879. Trustee
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1879-01-18
A London Professor proposes to

A London Professor proposes to
"freeze out" yellow fever. By his pro-
cess he claims that in few minutes
he can reduce the temperature of a
dwelling or vessel to zero, thus de-
stroying any possible germs of the pes
thence The Professor has received
great encouragement here, both from
officials and citizens generally. A pre-
sentable vessel will be placed at his
service by the Navy Department with
which to experiment at New Orleans
or some other Southern port. Aid
will be asked Of Congress to limited
amount, and Professor Gamble and
his system are SO highly commended
by all scientific men, whatever their
theory as to the the origin or treat
ment of the fever, that whatever rea-
scnable sum is asked will probably
be granted. In order that the sys-
tenn may be Thoroughly enforced it
is necessary to construct a. vessel
especially adapted to this service.
Many who have invested the subject
declare that this will not only provide
certain protection from the recurrence
of the fever, but will in the end pro-
vide system that will entirely do
away with our cumbersome and in
efficient quarantine system.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1879-01-18
THE LEGISLATURE.
Organized and at Work.
The Caucus.


The West Virginia Legislature
convened on the Sth inst. and is now
at work determined to execute as
much work as possible and do it in
the manner that will best subserve
the interests of the people. The body
is composed of the very best men in
the State and has as legislative as
sembly been highly complimented by
visitors and spectators as well as the
press of West Virginia and other
States.
The Democratic members met in
caucus on the evening of Tuesday,
the It'll, and determined whom they
would present for the several offices to
be filled. Amongst the gentlemen
whose names were presented and
warmly insisted upon for Speaker of
the House, were Mr.. Monroe and
Mr.. Pennybacker, but the choice fell
on Capt. George H. Mofett, of Poca-
hontas, who, while yet quite young
in politics, has gained quite dis
tinction as lawyer and journalist
He was for some time editor of the
Register, but left that paper on ac-
count of declining health.
Col. D. d. johnson was the choice
of the caucus for President of the
Senate. Col. johnson was gallant
soldier in the Union army, and made
a Democratic speech in the Court
House, in this place, soon after the
close of the war, in which he disap-
proved of the violent measures Of the
Republicans, and won many warm
friends in this county by his fearless
advocacy of the right. He is one of
the Regents of the University, and
his frequent visits to our town has
made him well and favorably known
in this community. He filed the
office of President of the Senate in
1923, at which time he exhibited a
peculiar fitness for the position.
No better selection for that high and
responsible position could have been
made. 1t is needless to state that
these gentlemen, being selected by
the aCaucus," were duly elected on
the 9Th by the Legislature.
The Senate was called to order by
I Senator Dennis, as the oldest Senator
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1879-01-18

Their comparative excellence is rec
ognized by the Judges in their Report,
from which the following is an extract !:
1.-THE B. SHONINGER ORGAN
O's exhibit as the best Instruments at
a price rendering them possible to n large
class of purchasers, having combina-
ton of Reeds and Bells producing novel
and pleasing effects, containing many
desirable improvements, will stand long
er in dry or damp climate, less liable to
get out of order, all the boards being
made three>piy, put together so it is inn
possible for them to either shrink, swell
or split THE ONLY ORGANS
AWARDED THIS RANK.
This Medal and Award was granted
after the most severe competition of the
best makers, before one or the most com
pete9at jatries ever assembled.
New Styles and prices just issued
which are in accordance with our rule
the BEST ORGAN for the least money
We are prepared to appoint few new
Agents
Illustrated catalogues mailed, post.
paid on application to.
B. Shsninger Organ Co.,
81 to 123 Chestnut Street.
NEW HAVEN CONN.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1879-01-18
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