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The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1886-05-22

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The NJ. Z. Sunday school has
been discussing the picnic question,
but has mot yet decided ON a date.
Tomorrow the teachers and pu-
pills of the public schools will excurt
to the region of the Little Falls, on
the line of the f., M. d p and fill
the day as full of enjoyment as pos
sible. 1t is is to be hoped that the
weather will be fine and that every
body will enjoy the picnic hugely.
The Baptist Mite society was held
last Thursday night at Prof Rey-
nolds', and was well attended. Mrs.
Reynolds and Miss Mabel did every
thing in their power to make the
evening an enjoyable one to all pres
ent, and they succeeded admirably.
Quite a number from the other
churches were present.
Episcopal Mite society met Mon
day night at the residence of Mrs.
Prof. Brooke, near the University.
A good many were present includ-
ing members of other churches, and
the report that comes from the Mite
is that it was enjoyable in an emf
nent degree. A social gathering Of
any kind could not fail to be en-
joyable at Mrs. Brooke's.
The No Name society has no name
yet but it's to have one sometime.
It's last meeting was at Miss Lille
Pickenpaugh's on Thursday even
ing. The subject for discussion was
Carlisle. Miss Dora Dorsey gave a
very enjoyable recitation. Refresh
ments elegant and various were serv
ed by the hostess at the proper time.
There were present Miss Lille Pick
enpaugh, Miss Kate Pierce, Miss
Dora Dorsey and Miss Alice Altman !;
and Messrs. N. M. Waters, Ed S.
Elliott, T. G. Rector, and }. A..
Crawford. The next meeting will
be at Miss Altman's.
There were about thirty members
present at the L. M. M. society Mon
day night at Miss Mamie Hogue's. A
guitar duet was given by the Mis-
SEES Donley, recitation by ID. l..
Jamison, and the proposed picnic
was discussed at some length-not
very great length, however, for it
was soon decided to have the excur-
sion on the 9Th of June and that the
region about Little Falls should be
the picnic grounds. Later in the
evening a social dance was engaged
in by some of the members while
others played various games. The
next meeting will be in two weeks
at the Misses Cooper's. A some
what elaborate programme has been
arranged for the picnic occasion and
it will, no doubt, be very recher-
che affair.
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The Columbian Contest for the Henshaw
Gold Medal.

The Columbian literary society
contest for the Henshaw gold medal
for excellence in original oratory oc-
Cured last Friday night in Chapel
Hall. A fair sized and appreciative
audience was present, and good mu-
sic was rendered by the orchestra.
There were three contestants:
r. S. Blair, Jr., of Richie county,
subject, 1.-THE Pleasures of Hope"
Ed. S. Elliott, of Preston county
"The Modern Hero"
Macy NJ. Waters, of Preston coun-
ty-"Three Surrenders."
The performances were good and
did great credit to the contestants
and to their society. Mr.. Waters
was awarded the medal by the
judges: Hon. j. Marshall Hagans
Hon. Geo. C. Sturgiss and Rev. How.
ard MacQueary. Mr.. Waters per-
Torrance was very fine. and the de.
cision expressed the sentiment of the
audience as well as that of the com
mittee. The medal is quite hand
some. On one side it bears the cut
of pair of balances and the Greek
motto, "Eleutherias Phylax Rator;;'
on the other side are &C. L. S." al
the top, and Nv. v. IT," at the bot
tom. To the right and left are the
words, "Henshaw Gold Medal and
in the centre, presented to ="
The medal presented to the Par,
thenon society two weeks since is
similar to the above, the only differ
ence being the words "P. L. S. in
stead of &C. L. S."
We are informed that these med
ais will probably be kept up from
year to year as a memorial to Mr.
Henshaw.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1886-05-22

Money orders will be issued only
between the hours OF 8 4. y. aud 5
r. NJ hereafter. A. 4. NyE,
Postmaster.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1886-05-22

The largest stock Of goods In town Is
to be found 1t CHADWICK'S where
ron have the benent Of largest exper.
ience without which merchant don't
know whether he has bargains to eRer
or nat.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1886-05-22

The new M: E. Church at Mt.
Morris, Penna., will be dedicated by
Rev. J. Wesley Webb, on Sunday,
June Goth. All are invited to at
tend the exercises.
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Church Notes.

Rev. Howard MacQueary preach
ed two excellent sermons in Acad-
envy Hall last Sunday. He will hold
services there again in two weeks.
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L uc lOlIOWluS 10 Vic piOSIdmluC
of the Morgantown District Confer
ence, M. f. church, to be held at Ma
sontown, Preston county, August
3-5:
TUESDAY, AUG. 3.
2p. Reorganization.
q p. M.-Sermon, Rev. c. Crawford.
WEDNESDAY.
81 A. M.--Devotional Services.
"a. M.-Disciplinary Business.
10Y A. M.-Temperance Mass Meet
ing.
2P. M.-Disciplinary Business.
3r. M.-Evils of Sabbath Desecra-
ton, by Rev. A. L. Wade.
Systematic Beneficence, by
Rev. S. B. d. Prickitt.
u P. M.-Sermon, by Rev. L. H.
Trainer.
THURSDAY.
81 A. M.-Devotional Services.
9 A. M.-Disciplinary Business.
109 M-Sunday School Mass Meet
The Sunday School and the Church,
Rev. E. H. Driven.
Sunday School Literature, by
Rev. ID. Cool.
P. M.--Disciplinary Business.
Adjournment.
Are you going to hear Sam. Jones
and Sam. Small at Moundsville in
August? Full arrangements have
been made and they will be there
sure. Fridays Inteiligencer says:
Rev. George f. Hite and Mr.. Will
liam Hastings, the committee APP
pointed at the last meeting of the
Board of Directors of the Mounds
vile Camp Ground Association to
visit Rev. Sam. Jones at Baltimore
and complete arrangements to secure
his services at the next Moundsville
camp meeting, returned home yester-
day. Mr.. Hite, in speaking Of their
trip, said: I'VE were more success
full than we expected. We have not
only secured the services of Sam.
Jones, but his co-worker. Sam. Small
will be at Moundsville with him.
They will commence their work on
Wednesday, August 18th, and close
Sunday night, August 22nd. We
spent yesterday with the two Sans,
and attended all their meetings
The people of Baltimore are very
much interested and in earnest about
the work the Evangelists have start
ed there. / assisted Mr.. Jones al
the afternoon meeting. He is the
rough and ready speaker he is re.
ported to be. He is for that reason
more popular with the masses thar
Mr. Small, who is very ornate, pol
ished speaker. When we left here
for Baltimore we were very despond
cnt, as recent letters made us believe
that Jones was going to disappoint
us again, but now we know that w
have them for sure"
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Dastardly Depredations.

We are informed that depreda-
tions are being continually commit
ted on our cemetery grounds that
would disgrace any community of
vandals in the world. These acts of
vandalism are of the meanest and
most despicable character, such as
stealing flowers, breaking shrub
berry, destroying grass, and other
improvements around the graves.
1t is pity and disgrace that such
human cattle should be found in a
christian country, but since such is
the case we ought to prepare for the
situation as we find it. If our Gem
etery cannot be kept sacred from
despoliation without special protec-
ton, it ought to have it.
We have heretofore insisted that
it is not only policy but economy to
employ man who should give his
entire time to caring for and improv-
ing it. Every lot holder could by
paying tax for this purpose have
his lot cared for at less expense than
to have the work done by special
contract, and the work of digging
graves could be given exclusively to
the keeper, SO that the salary would
be small Let this matter have at
tention.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1886-05-22

ANOTHER lot OF childrcn's suits
Just received at Hirschman's.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1886-05-22
ROLLERi KOLLERli ROLLERs!!


The -four at the Morgantown Mills,
either in price or quality.
will sell At Wholesale for cash, the
best grades of -four, as low as they
can be bought in the Pittsburg or
Wheeling markets.
TO KNOW, TRH IT.
We invite all those having grind
ing to do. to call, and learn by ex-
perience, how excellent our nour il.
Neal and feed Of all kinds kept
constantly on hand.
Call ON J. Joseph \ Son. and they
will deliver anything son wish.
H. N. MAckES,
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The Boy Orator.
State Street M. 4. Church,
Charleston, w. Va.


Charleston, w. Va.
Master Ralph Bingham favored
us with one of his entertainments
last week. We had a full house, and
never did we enjoy an evening more.
This "Boy Orator" is one of the
finest elocutionists ! have ever heard,
and it has been my privilege to hear
some of the best on both sides of the
Atlantic. His programmes are pure,
chastc, charming, well selected and
rich in variety. l can most cordial
ly and intelligently sanction all the
notices given in his circulars; moth
ing yet written by the press in his
favor is too strong. We have en-
gagged the services of this remarka-
BILE boy for another evening next
autumn, and have already assuran-
ces of larger audience than we
will be able to accommodate.
This letter is written and forward
ed without solicitation on the part
of any one
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tempered, and many OF the best cltl-
zens feared him.
For several years he had an I'M
friendly feeling for Lakel-the man
who killed him-and as Lakel was a
witness against him during his trial
at the last court, it is thought that
his i'll feeling against Lakel became
intensified and caused him to make
remarks of such a character that
they brought on the fatal conflict.
A few years after Lieb located at
Brandonville he married highly
respectable lady by the name Of
Spahr, by whom he had eight chill
dren. Shortly after the war she was
sent to the Insane Asylum, at Yves
ton, where she died some ten or
twelve years ago. Lieb treated his
wife badly-sometimes cruelly-and
it is the almost universal opinion,
among those who knew anything of
their domestic affairs, that his i'll
treatment Of his wife led to her in
sanity.
OF his eight children, five were
boys and three were girls. One of
the boys died during the war, while
quite young; we have forgotten his
name, being but small boy ourself
at that time. The whereabouts of
Lewis and George have mot been
known for five or six years; and Jes-
Sc is now working at coal mining in
Alabama. John, the youngest Of the
boys, it is said upon good authority,
was prominently connected with the
famous murder at McKeesport, Pa,
some half a dozen years since; but
he eluded arrest and has never since
been heard from. Two Of tn daugh-
tiers have lived at home most Of the
time, keeping house for their father,
and have the reputation of bearing
excellent charlottesville voice Of
suspicion never being raised against
them. With the last two exceptions,
it has been : family Of : remarkably
checkered career with but few suc-
ceases and many reverses; it, men,
hers have wandered to different parts
lof the earth; it, head, coming from
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1886-05-22
j. A. FULLERTON.

Master Ralph will entertain the
people of Morgantown on Wednes-
day evening, May 26. Let all hear
him.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1886-05-22

The following is the programme
of the Morgantown District Confer
ence, M. E. church, to be held at Ma
sontown, Preston county, August
Ak.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1886-05-22

The NJ. f. Sunday school has
been discussing the picnic question,
but has not yet decided on date.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1886-05-22

-UTU COu OtuNUUIU.
Peter Voltz and Clint. Thomas
went to Morgantown last Saturday
and returned on Sunday. Dan Jack
son and Mack Menear went over ON
SUNDAY and returned on the same
day.-Argus.
2. F. Yost, student os the Uni
versity, was in town Monday, en-
route to Cameron to join Prof. White
in three weeks geological jaunt
through the eastern and central
parts of the State.-Indcn.
d. Sherman Gutherie was out of
town on Monday attending to bust
ness. 1t is rumored that he intends
starting into the sardinc business at
the mouth of Morgan's run some
time in the near future.-Argws.
Lieutenant O'Brien, is now ut At
lantic City, New Jersey, where he
will remain some time for the bene-
fit of his health. We are glad to
announce that he has been promo
ted from Second to First Lieuten-
Weston Democrat.
DIR. Bland, accompanied by his
son, w. +. Bland, will visit Lexing-
ton. KY. about the 18th of the
month. DIR. B. will attend the an
nual session Of the superintendent
of insane asylums which meets at
that place about that time Weston
World.
IL
The third lecture Of the Normal
course at New Salem, will be given
on Friday evening, May IA, 1886, by
s. I. Wiley, author of History Of
Monongalia County," History Of
Preston County,"W. Vs., Sketches
of the Early History of Fayetts
County," Pa, etc. His subject will
be ''The Monongahela Valley" II
will mot be an array of dry facts and
dates, hut story Of thrilling inter
! est Uni0Nt0tOn Genius.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1886-12-31
OSa1e Scrapa

Editor Register: Yon will oblige me by print
| ing this for the benefit Of your many readers.
1t seems that Hawk Eye and Modock. also
Jack and Gill have quit sending anything from
Usage. So you see was afraid that people
might think that we had seceeded and set up
| an indepency of our own, not much Mary Ann,
think Usage is one of the grandest and toney-
est places on earth.
Yes we have the sheriff and a county commits
sioner and the wa two Il. Il. Magnates talked
Wednesday night, representing two seperate
lines, we will soon have two X. RS, and then
we will buck LaIiarpe for the comfy seat or
lola or any other town in Southern Kansas
just SO we get 1t away from lola and LaHarpe.
We are little uneasy as Humboldt has got
the bulge on ms and may move it into some
other county before we get our X. RS. We
are to have another clatter the 5, Of Jan lSs7,
and if you or any other man wants corner lot
in ROssville, or may be its name might be
Russell. Acsesson or Myersville, you had bet
ter come out and make some racket.
Things are lively In our midst now.
Mr.. Kimble from Parsons was with US and
says the contract for grading the Kansas City
& Southern Pacific 10 let from Parsons to Erie,
and also building the bridge over the Neosho
River. ALL ALONE.
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NEW YEAR.
$3.50 PAYS THE BILL.

LAHARPE, KAN, Dec. q, 1856.
Editor Register:
DEAR SIR: 1t is generally under
stood that the county is paying ST.. SO
per month for the court room, but will
YOU inform your readers what we pay
for the rooms rented for offices.
Yours Truly, GEO. NJ. HAINES.
The county rents the entire upper
floor of what is generally known as the
Henderson building, using it for the
offices of the clerk of the court, county
attorney and for court room, and the
total expense of all three of these rooms
as we have often said, is $3.50 q month.
That is all the rent the county paws.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1886-12-31
ANNOUNCEMENT.

Miss LeOna Shaffer desires to an.
nOunce to the music loving people OF
lola that she will organize a class in
instrumental music, both piano and
organ. Thorough instructions given,
and privilege of practicing on piano if
desired. Terms reasonable. Resi-
dence, South lola. 3w
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1886-12-31
Bethel DiA.

Some Of our ''most enterprising' young men
gave the people towards Humboldt occasion to
think that they had taken Christmas out of a
bottle.
Mr.. Harris, one OF our new corners, nearly
lost his house by fire few days since.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1886-12-31

Elm Dale and Independence schools vii
have vacation of a month.
Lou Barber is the proud father of a girl tina
made its appearance at his house a short tim
before Christmas.
The young folks of the neighbOrhOod were in
vited to q Christmas supper and spent o YER
pleasant evening at Mr.. Chas. Ohlfest's.
The festival was quite a success, clearing S43
Mr.. DOnnan expects to build a new hOus
| soon on his place.
The county seat question is still being agi.
tated and Of course the workers feel conflden
| Of success.
Mrs. Sharp Is still quite sick.
| A public well Is being dug in LaHarpe.
Our ''schOOl marms" are talking Of going t.
Topeka this week II the blizzard is not too Sc.
we're.
A shooting match on Friday for the turkey
MIR. and Mrs. Scott were out from lola to at
tend the festival. FORGEr-ME-Nor.
Salem Sentences.
Messrs. E. w. Myler and John Rhoads are
home from Emporia spending the holidays.
George Brady spent Christmas In lola, visit
lug his sister. Mrs. A. f. mabie.
Miss Carrie Turner is visiting friends in
Humboldt.
No school at Salem or Cherry GroAe this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Davis and their daughter, Miss
Bette, spent Christmas at Mr.. Baxley's.
David Byrum sold g head of cattle last week
They had a Christmas table at Maple Grove
church. a nice time reported.
Miss Leila kiefe- is at home again.
Literary at Salem week from Friday night :.
The question for debate is ''Resolved, that the
county seat be removed from lola to LaIIarpe'
We earnestly hope that the negative will win,
not only in the debate, but in the final settle
ment Of the question.
The supper two weeks ago WAS a success in
every way. The net proceeds were s33. A.
Logan and Melvin Fronk and Hiram TOwner
are in Wilson county visiting their old school,
mate, AstOr Seem. PHIL FARLEY.
Neosho Valley Notes.
F e. Jacoby came down from Lecompton on
Thursday to spend the holidays with his par
ents.
Miss Bell Arnold who is now making he
home at Chrlyle. spent a couple Of days in this
neighborhOod last week.
Inc Union ScnoOi gave an eXnlDltIOn on Fri
day evening.
Mrs. Z. W. Campbell is now recovering from
an illness Of morethan two weeks duration
Quite number Of our young folks attended
an oyster supper at Mr.. Baird's on Christmas
evening.
All Of the family relatives Of Mr.. and Mrs
Jacoby dined at their table on Christmas.
Ii. +. Clark summoned number of his neigh
bora to appear at his residence on Christmas to
assist in the humiliation OF mammoth turkey.
A sixteen year old son Mr.. Vaught died
on last Friday of typhoid fever
Nate Heath's smallest girl is quite sick.
John Beahm's family was visiting relatives
near Garrett last week
Mr.. LOman Barnhart and Miss Lola Servey
assented to matrimonial vows On Christmas.
YALLEYITE.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1886-12-31
CHEAP HONEY.

Bowlus has any amount of money
that he can loan on real estate security
at lower rates than can be had any
where else.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1886-12-31
LAHarpo Locals,

AC5ristmas tree at Golden Valley is the only
one We heard of In this part of the county
Many were made happy by what the tree con-
tanned.
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Recorded during the week ending Sat-
urday. Dec. 26, 1856, as shown by the
abstract books of T. S. Stoyer, Alb
stracter:
Consideration.
Ella Miller ct al to Joseph Bond, part
l. L Northrup and wife to Leonard Nc
Gehee, lot 4 blk 81 Humboldt - 5000
skr 20 to Geo ID Hildebrsnt, eq of
United States to Robert G McQuig, neg '
sec l2-25-l7-Patent ....
Allen county to l. L Northrup, lot bk
5, lot ii blk 3, lot bk IS, lot 3 bk 81,
lot ii bk ~, lot blk ), lot bk Il, lot
abk y, lot ok ll6. lot IL be llG-Iola - e.
Allen county to L Norihrup, lot sbkS
lot 10 bk :, Jones' Add to lola sas
Allen county to l. L Northrup, lot bk
lots II and Il bk 70, lola ... $50
oscar johnson and wife to Thomas
~ Berry, lots and $ ok 80, lola: 40 90
lot Ia. sec Mt. Hope Cemetery s1MI
Heirs of Durin Rogers to X c Gillin. eq
ID H Mitchell and wife to j + and ME
MilIoughby, part of lots and bk 90
J D hIlI and wife to sarah A MerrideId ''''"
q lot 10 BIZ Z; Moran. ;;:.....,...... 900
T Rose and wife to Francis West,
lots 9 and 10 blk 81, Humboldt ,o, 90 |
United Il states to Lany Moore. Ell and
swq OF seq sec 1-2J-l.-Patent
United states to Lany Moore nwq of sea
sec 1.25-1s-PBtent |
United states to Samuel Moore eh or
swq sec l-25-l1-Patent
United states to Samuel Culbertson, swa
sec 29-4-2l-Patent -
Sels Nelson TO Lymon Martin, blk H.
Signor's add to Humboldt \ = m m |
Jesse Riggs and wife to Linconia Balm.
UNI, lot Ia blk =. Moran so m |
Logan Huntin to Alexander, Reed, swo
s. mwa Pc sa 1.t,is 200 90
ley, lot bk 46, lola -oo m
W Donoho aud wife to Washington
,. MaiTs VIII of. Of neg sec S,ss.sl
part Of lot bk p, Moran CITY. 800 IN
George StainbrOOk to Charlotte Stain
brook, eh Of neg sec 4-2l-2I ,ao On |
Swan BOdine and wife TO Erick iodine
VIII of swq OF neg sec 35-sG-aO. Inn N
lo'ai ...."..............$7,7lA %: :
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1886-12-31

Mrs. Love and daughter are visiting Mrs.
Seth Burson. They expect to locate in Wilson
county. They are from Ohio.
One of the Maple Grove boys has offered one
of the Bethel boys one hundred dollars II he
will secure one OF the lola teachers for him az
wife. We tell you this that you may be on
| the lookout for new teacher.
Persons who have been to hear all of Rev.
Cash's sermons on the Revelations, say they
are something grand.
Our school has vacation one week.
A surprise was given Horace Love December
D, his birthday, at his sisters, Mrs. Seth
Burson's. Everything passed OF plea sanity,
| even to Albert Chapman's team. They broke
loose from the post and started home. When
they jumped the ditch the carriage overturned
and broke the pole loose. One jumped the wire
fence and they ran several rods knocking every
post down as they went. Horace was surpris-
ed, so is Seth. Bert thinks he was lucky once,
as he had not taken a girl. Take your girl
next time, Bert, and be more careful how you
leave your team. TOMMY HAWK.
Items From All Around.
John Day is home from the Indian Territory
on visit.
AlonzO Walker and wife are spending the
holidays with friends in this vicinity.
Angie and Emmett Wise spent Christmas at
Baldwin City,
Lottie Day, q Colony. is visiting friends at
Spring Branch
The Christmas tree at Rock Creek was .
grand success. Old Santa Claus filed the little
ones with both joy aud terror, and one little
girl remarked that she would Xix. him better
If there were not so much OF him.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Hardy furnished oysters
for their friends on last Tuesday evening. We
regret being unable to attend. for We always
had weakness for oysters, and Mrs H.knows
how to cook them.
On Thursday evening, Dec. %, Mr.. John
Jones Of Ray county Mo. land Mary kavanaugh
of Allen county, were joined in matrimony,
Rev. Alex. Cay officiating. The ceremony took
place at the residence Of A. Kavanaugh, brother
of the bride.
Again we hear that Ed Rhoals anil Laura
Smith were married on Tuesday last. We wish
the Young couple great joy and happiness. but
we can't help crashing our teeth in rage to see
the fellows taking the pretty girls from all
around and We can't get one to say eyes" to
US. Somebody pity us. U. X. GREEN.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Recorded during the week ending Sat.
urday. Dec. 26, 1856, as shown by the
abstract books of T. s. Stoyer, Alb.
stracter
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