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 their contents shall not be jostled.
 Speaking of the Hon. John R. Lynch of Mississippi, just appointed fourth auditor of the treasury, the Charleston South Carolina) News and Courier remarks: 'It will not take the South long to see that there is danger in division, and the oolor-line will be kept up in self-defence. If Lynch is a worthy repre- sentative of the South in the administration the South can have nothing to do with the administration. Well, well
 The improved manufacture of rust-proof paper, for wrapping metallic articles liable to become tarnished, consists in incorporat- ing with the paper or applying to its surface fine metallic powder in such a manner that it will adhere. By this means, when silver, copper, brass or iron are wrapped in the paper they are preserved from rusting ol tarnishing by reason of the greater affinity oi or acid gases or vapors, and preventing them from injuring articles of such materials.
 The Rhode Island legislature has one i'm. portant duty to perform in again voting to resubmit the prohibitory amendment to the people, who have already shown themselves eager to abrogate it. Their desire was quick Iy gratifed by the members in the last ses sion and the election in April gave good majority pledged to carry out the work al ready begun. Both parties have agreed tt put the measure through at one, so as to en- able the voters to make a final decision il June.
 The police of Dunkirk, France, arrested two grocers on the charge of having for sev eral months sold large quantities of dried leaves under the sname of tea. Both tn, tradesmen were able to show that they hat been supplied by wholesale firm in Paris l Samples were accordingly bought from tn | firm and sent to chemist. His report in | dicates that the leaves submitted to him ar not tea leaves. They are of brownish color l but this is hidden under coating of bluisl green substance which easily rubs off. Thei appearance was exactly that of gun-powde l tea.
 The Springfield Union thinks that tn training given in the Massachusetts norms
 schools has failed of conspicuous success apparent from the facts given in the last re
 port of the State board of education, whic gives the whole number of teachers employ
 ed in the public schools of the State as g ST i of whom 2,6T were normal graduates an
 569 had attended a normal school, but ha
 not graduated. This shows, says the UnioI
 "that even in the progressive State of Mass'
 chusetts with five normal schools, several (
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An English lady has written to the news papers protesting against the outrageous con- duct of the railroad companies in not pro- viding men to stand in the railroad coaches and hold bonnet boxes in their arms, so that their contents shall not be jostled.
Morning journal and courier., 1889-05-25
EDITORIAL NOTES.

A Richmond paper is troubled about the negro. It says that "he will be in religion, in business, in heaven and in hell" Why shouldn't he be In all but the latter!
Morning journal and courier., 1889-05-25

A man who wants office is often quite sharp It is said that the well known re- ligious principles of Postmaster General
 Wanamaker have lead seekers of postoffces to obtain the endorsements of leading
 divines.
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education In China before coming over, who
can write the most beauVful English ever
saw. He writes in an exquisite copper plate
hand words and sentences whose meaning he
does not know 1t is tho initiative faculty in
him, faculty which has abnormal develop
ment in the Chinese, Every Chinaman who
visits this country carries back with him
head full of ideas which no proceeds to utilize
at home, after making improvements on
them. Our young men never tire OF driving
about the city, visiting public departments
and business and manufacturing establish
mentsL They are fascinated by tho American
theatre, the great government printing Office
and the patent Office"
"How is the time of the attaches chiefly oc-
cupiedr
an letter writing. The Chinese are the
greatest letter writers in the world Family
and personal letters are numerous enough,
but of official letters there Is no end. Letters
of respect, of compliment, of congratulation
in promotions, birthdays, anniversaries, are
continually passing between otlicials in China
and members of the legation here. queer
fact about an official Chinese letter is that
the color OF the paper and envelope indicates
the rank of the writer. The most common
colors are the various shades of red. The
superscription of Chinese letter has the
name after the titles, and all the titles are
usually put on. Just listen to this, which
read from an envelope ready to go out IN to-
days mail:
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dowager These daughters Of the Manchu
officers must be over 10 years old"
Does your sovereign have q hundred
newspaper men watching him and helping
him form his cabinetr
20, no. Nobody discusses our majesty's
cabinet making His cabinet assemblies 90
tween 8 and o'clock in the morning"
Can very poor men rise to The highest
official station in your country"
YES. We once had premier who was a
common laborers son. When the emperor
finally discarded him he was found to be To
possessor OF SlO5,OUO,0OO in gems and coins,
besides mnumerable lands and houses. He
lost his iie rs penalty for acquiring such
great riches. Our laws, called the Ia Using
Liuh LII, or Statutes and ReScripts of the
Great Pure Dynasty, provide Tor system
OF merit marAing for ali officials, but it is not
enforced now "a to the higher officials"
The Chinese in Washington are very fond
of society. In the Stewart castle they have
great ball room capable Of accommodating
200 dancers and 800 spectators. Their enter
tainnents are attended by the elite OF the
city. Several members OF the legation are
social favorltes, spending money lavlshly Tor
equipages presents ana dinners. A common
sight on Pennsylvania avenue is one of these
foreigners, with gold and silver dragons on
his embroidered vest, peacock plunlase ana
silver banderoies dropping on his Orocaded
shoulders, and proud button Ii his slIAcn
cap, rolIns along III IA carriage with pretty
American glrl by his side. Occasionally one
Is seen walking along Connecticut avenue
near Dupont circle with TWO or three Alnerl-
can beauties for company. Tho members o.
the legation like nothing better than TO make
up a box parry at the opera, where they are
the observed Oi all observers.
ROBERT GRAVES.
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PROVERBS, OLD AND NEW.

I'VE arc we'll placed" AZ the cat said when she was
ested on the bacon. -Laaish Prorob
Those who always keep bottle Of Nov Style Vine.
gar Bters IN the house. we'll placed as was IN.
cat.
"lfenvy was a fever all the world would be in"-
Danish iforerb
II the world were III OF any stomach trouble New
style Vinegar Bttess would cure It.
GUIDE folk are scarce. take care o. me "-Scottish
Proreb.
Coed. reliable patent medicines are scarce; always
use New style Vinegar Bitters.
What We want Is not talent tits purpose - Buhrsr
Purpose sufficient TO buy bottle OF New ST. lie
Vinegar litters and try IT,
"stones and sticks are dung only AT fruit bearing
trees Persian Pr0reyb.
New STYLE Vinegar Btters will cure headache in less
than half an hour
patience is the key TO JOY"
80 Is New Style Vinegar Biters for II is the KEY of
health and consequently Of JOY.
Economy Is IN ttselfa great revenue
Those who take New Style Vinegar Bters need
never pay doctor.
True courage is like Kite, contrary wind raises
IL higher"
New style Vinegar Bltters Is almost the only known
cure tor consumption.
The heart has no wrinkles"
DO not let your face grow wfinkled ladies' but take
New Style, Pleasant Taste Vinegar Bittcrs daily rs a
tonic. and use H. II. Mcdonald Drug Company's
opoRA Preparation Tor the health Of your skin Used
with New style Vinegar Bitters. they Will keep men.
women and children young ana we'll
New Style Vinegar Bi;ters purides the blood. beau
uhes the compexio strengthens the nerves. muscles
and brain, and wards of malaria.
Get bottle from your druggist and try L.
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"Tcll IRE something about the members Of

"Tcll ne something about the members Of
the legation"
"Well, Mr. Chan Yen Hoon, the minister,
is very prominent man in the Chinese gov
eminent. He is 80 years old, a native of Can
ton, and was decorated with the red button
of the second rank and the peacock feather
for services i'll putting down rebels He held
the offices of tao-tai, or ntendant of circuit,
with supervision Of customs, and provincial
grand judge. He is man of great learning
and remarkable mental vigor.
'Shu Cheon Pom, the first secretary, is a
man of middle age and great ability. Secre-
tary Jul Yuan is under 80, and n member Of
the Manchurian mobiles, from whose ranks
the emperor's cabinet is chosen. IIo is a
grandson of Marquis HI, who was governor
general and later premier of the empire. His
father, Gen kung, is now commandments
chief Of the Manchurian army-the flower of
the army Of China. Secretary Jul Yuan
himself wears the peacock feather for SER
vices against the rebels along the Amoor.
"The member of the legation best known
to the public is Iio Shen Chez the translator,
and a very popular man in Washington So
ciety. He is 50 years DID, a handsome, ac-
complished gentleman and wears button of
the fifth rank. He received an English edu-
cation at Hong Kong, He always attends
the minister in official or social intercourse
and is charming interpreter. DR., Vow Jiar
Shee is an accomplished physician fully
familiar with the European schools of medi-
cine. He has charge Of the health of the le-
cation, including the Chinese servants. Sew
eral Of tho attaches are military men, here
for the purpose of studying tho American
military establishment"
1.-The Chinese legation made a brilliant
showinr,at the presidents New Year levee"
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Ag9at
u,O ALL PERSON, WHOM TT

uNO ALL PERSONS WHOM IT MAY CONCERN
L NOrlCR ~ nEREBY GIVEN. That The undcril. ned,
Ida hlllmann. guardian OF william Gilman. MINOR.
VIII make application Ia the Probate Court OF In
Sale County, al regular term thereof. 10 be- bed
at the Court House In the city Of Ottawa. IN sWd
county, the third Monday of January. -. lSSS be-
ing the twenty first day thereof for order aud de-
cree of said court directing her said GUARDIAN TO sell
the folloN Ing real estate belonging IL sgd minor. or
rs much thcreufas shall To- said Court the inter
est Of said MINOR Situated In tie county Of La Sale and
state of Illinois u Wit An undivided seventh In.
eres subject to the dover ani homestead interest Of
Ida Gilman, wild W OF Freder ok !. Glllmans. de
ceased Of lots plumber nine 81 ten NG) and eleven }.
m block number slxtytwo 90 In the city of La Sale
county of La Sale and state Of Illinois For the sup.
port ana education OF said minor aud for the purpose
of investing such Of the proceeds Of SAID sale sh'l
cation IN other real estate, OF otherwise investing
the same. IDA GiLl.hANN.
dcc2gIw Guardian of said NinOr
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rUs lSl ia ~ - -, l E.-Sl Arl or ILL
VI NOIS, IA SALLg CouSTY.-ss BY virtue of a
drbreta order of the Probate Court of snd county
cred AT the December term ri said court ID ISIS, on
the application of Louisa Thome guardian OF Emma
iccht, Charles Becht, Catherine Becht William Bccht,
and Sarah Bccht minors To sell the following dcscr bc
real estate belonging to said minors, situated In the
county of Ia Sale and state uf Illinois, 10 wit: An OF
the Interests OF said minors In and 10 the
whole of lots one % and two %. hc east half of lot
three go half of lot eight 49, and the whole OF
lots nine 90 and ten Ol al IN block hundred ana
ninety one O9), In Brewster addition 10 Ninrwa and
being part of the city OF Peru; also all the dover
and homestead interest ~ Louisa 1humc. widow of
John Bccht deceased. IN and to said above dcscriOed
lots shall On the tscniyslAth day of January, 4.
sss " the hou of o'clock D. m sell all the Interest
of said minrs IN and to tie said real estate NJ the pr,
lsrs above described.
Terms II sale ~ follows; Cash in hand upon the APP
pruyal II said sale by the court.
LOUISA TIONE,
Guardian Of Emma BeCht Catherine Re, ut hnrlcs
rccht, william RpCht, and Sarah BrChT. GcC29-Iw
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EINAL SETFLEMtNT--EsrArE OF NELs MEL
L soR. SIR. DKrFASKb.-NutiCc IL hereby given 10
MI persons Interested In said estate that the Bdrrgn
ed administrator Of the Estate Of said Ncls Nelson.
Sr deceased, viii appear before the Probate Court
of the county Of Ia Sale and state of Illinois NJ the
County Court House IN Ottawa In said county on Mon.
day tic 18Th day Of Fchrunry Ap for the purpose
of rendering M account II their proceedings In tie gd-
mlnlsratiun Of said estate for the final settlement
Dated at Ottawa, tins I'd day Of January; lss9
IRA NELSON.
NELS NELSON.
ATrPsT: HENRY IIFLNIU Administrators.
tH'rrE - ma e. CONT La Smile County. IN
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GOVERNMENT statistics recently published
place the population of the Russian Empire
at los, 1871 ,z5, of which 81, 125, 1856 are in Rus
STA proper, 10, 136,725 are in the other
provinces OF Russia in Europe, and l6, 925,-
3s5 in Asiatlc Russia. ST Petersburg is
the most populous city, with a total of
SOL The population of Moscow is 752,-
4o9, OF Warsaw, 454, 29a, and Of ODESSA 240,-
nnl
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eyes, and the people who saw them there
would have had greater admiration for their
costumes if they had understood the signif-
canoe thereof. Dress means much with the
Chinese in official life, even among civilians
Probably you saw the red coral button in the
cap of tho minister He would no more
think Of appearing on any ceremonial or social
occasion without that button than he would
think of walking from here to China. In the
Chinese civil service there are nine ranks,
and promotions are made from one to the
other. Officials of the ninth class wear a
plain copper button; of the eighth class, a
copper button Of another pattern; of the
seventh class, a copper button gilt and bur
nished of the sixth class, knob of white
stone; of the fifth class, Il crystal button; of
the fourth class, a button Of pale blue; of the
third class, a button of beryl or sapphire; Of
the second class, a carved coral button, like
our minister's, and of the first class, per-
fectly plain coral button. This last is worn
by members Of the imperial council"
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The newspapers a few days ago contained
news from China Of the official selection of
concutinos for the young emperor. | en-
deayorcd to question one of the English
speaking attaches about this, but he lifted his
hands in horror and replied:
I'VE dare not discuss the emperor and his
family. 1t is not allowed by official ETH
Quette. On first coming TO this country we
are shocked by the freedom with which
officials discuss their ruler, their president
Americans cannot understand the awe in
which our emperor is held. Everything pos
sible is done to add to the dignity and sacred
ness of our emporor's person. The common
people are forbidden to use most of the things
used by him, and many articles are reserved
for him alone by color or some distinguishing
mark. The outer gate of our emperor's
palace must always be passed on foot,
and to us the ease with which an
audience is secured of your president
Is quite amazing. Our emperor's vacant
throne, or even a sheet Of yellow silk thrown
over chair, receives the humble obeisance
of the people as typical of the sovereign. 1t
is not long now since official communications
from the emperor to this legation were re-
ceived with burning of incense and prostra-
tons. Your presidential elections are very
amusing to US.
"But about the concubinesln
"By law our majesty is allowed nine con-
cubines. Every third year he reviews the
daughters of the Mnachu officers and makes
his own selections When the emperor Is
young the empress dowager makes the selec-
tons 1t is that which has just been done.
Three years hence the emperor will select
ooncubincs without the intsrposition Of the
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v. Is. W EEKS.

Ht.OihtN ~ tNF
NOrICE..-- ESTATE OF WILLIAM LFANH. De
" CRAsED.-NOtiCe IL hereby gwen that M under
signed, Executor of the last VIII and testament Of
WI lam i"amy, late Of the county of La Sale hhd
state Of Illinois deceased viii appear before tue Pro-
bate Court OF suid county the Ihird Monday being
the 18th day, Of February 1899 AZ the Probate Court
Room In ttawa, ~ said county, when and where all
persons having claims or demands against said estate
notified to attend and present thu same In writing
for adjustment.
Dated this 81 day Of January, !, y. 1859.
MICHAEL KENNY,
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THE orange tree and the lemon are both
descended from the citron. The history Of
the orange tree is said to date back 10 tho
crusades, the returning pilgrims carrying
1t into Europe seven or eight hundred
years ago.
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THE CHINESE LEGATION.
ROBERT GRAVES WRITES ENTER
rAiNlNGLY OF ITS MEMBERS.
There In No Ono In the Capital Of tho
United states More Interesting Than
These Queer. Yellow Skinned Representa-
t1ves of tho Fiowery Kingdom.
Especial Correspondence

WASHINGTON, Jan. 14.-In all the strangely
diversified social and official life of tho CAPT.
tai there are no persons more interesting than
tho members of the Chinese legation. 1t is
tho largest legation here, and its government
expends in maintaining representation at the
American capital larger sums of money than
any other country. The Chinese occupy one
Of the largest houses in tho city, tho "Stew-
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: A member Of the imperial family !:
. of his majesty theenparor of China, !:
imperial commissioner, junior :.
: guardian OF the heir apparent, ::
: president OF tho board of war; and :.
: governor general OF tho two kiang ::
provinces, Chi. I.
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Ottawa. IA eallc Co. Illinois Jan. 81, 1883
]. J C0NwAY. tomrif- ,ur. JAMS tvs

EINAI. StrTth.Nl t.N I, --tsrArE or
L Macy +. EGhS. BEcEAsEn,-N"ucc Is hereby
gwen 10 ali persons Interested Ia said estate that the
undersigned Executor OF the last will and testament
of ,nu Nary T.. Ryan, deceased. Will appear before
the Probate Court Of the county Of La Sale and
state NJ II uois AZ the County Court llousc IN Ottawa
, u 1859 Tor the purpose rendering Az account II
hs proceedings IN the administration of said estate
tor The nnAl settlement 1870 49,
Dated Al ottawa this ilth day II January 1859.
ARTHUR LOCK- WOOD,
ATTEST: HENRY HELNl1, 49, Executor.
Cierk probate Court. ~ Sale ca. II. lauit-jy
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DUNCAN noUGAIL, q MAJ .,,x
NcIouGAl. Il. 81 CIiAIN tor.
vi news al Law. Gedncys Block. ,i'uv Pc. mrs
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| OF FN 70 It.I.A ND, Ato.st f,.t oun
Illinois Boa ~ "'
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"Are theso nttachcs really hricht menr,

care these attaches really bright men"
"They are tho brightest men in the world.
They are men who are sure to make their
mark in diplomacy, who would mako their
mark in anything and in any country. The
minister is a great statesman. When these
men come over here they exhibit a rather I'M
expected trait. Almost without exception
they deeply feel their own superiority over
Americans and the superiority of their coun-
try over this. They are not Extensively proud
or self confident, but Interestingly so. One
can see in them the traditions of thousands
of years. But after they have been here a
few weeks their manners begin to change.
They begin to be impressed by what they see
here. They are the closest observers in
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| ESsS T.. IL. Is JICiI 3R Attern. in. -e;or
~ AZ Law. ONCE in the COlwen slrr.t, eek
north Of p0stntlce. @
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J. } CONWA
.,rATE OF ILLINUjiS." iih ~ 8 sh XIX COUNTY.

NTA1E OF ILLINOIS, IA SALE COUNTY rs. IN
y ne GHrHt fOiut. u JGJEdJH irtU' 1883
NcIyina Barker ~ Henry q. Barktr.--in ttl'.r,r.
AFFIDAVIT residence OF Henry .. Bar kerr hcuhuNr
defendant. having Been 0cd in me clerks uW,yr 'u"
Circuit Court OF Hd county, notice il therefore hereby
gwen to the said NONRESIDENT d, cuuanl tina the COM
pntuart ed her bill 81 complaint Co., said court con- Ih"
ChtuNvfy side thereof, on the ID day Of ITuury,
lssg and that turicupuu summons issued out uI said
court wherein said suit ~ now pending. rrtufushr on
the eleventh I'm tie month of March next.
~ Is bv law rcnulrci. Now, unless you. the said
nou-rcsIdcut defendant above named, Henry -.
Barker, shall personally De- md appear before
sad rcuit court on tho first dly u rhc next Term
thereof 10 be- noltcu At ottawa ~ ana tor TIE slA
county on th- ae,Oma MgHaay 80 Mach asSt. and
plead answer or driuar 10 the said Compltlnuut- bl
ut complaint the sam" sHd ne matters and things
therein charged and stated viii De taken e- confessed
and a decree entered against you according 10 the
PRAYER of said bin HESkI " JOHNSON.
Clerk.
OTTAWA ( a eallP Co. Illinois Jan. 81, 1883
farF Tug
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O. GRlGGs. ....,N
ERlGClS & ALLEN, Al m
~ s.ioTs At Law. Office over Firsi 'ank
ottawa III ri "
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II y. 8U N, Attorney ant ,.. 81. or at
~. Law, Ottawa, III. once with e. cad
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s.MUFT RICHotsON "a .r ~
- ltlIoI $50 ~ 81 SEGI. ncvs
~ and Counselor ~ law Ottawa u. .rf.., ''ysr
Hapomau X Graham's book store - -
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fIlioS. G. FI1JI4E.RTOH tfr.,iry AT
Law, ottawa, Illinois. Once IN l,,1r''f lock,
west Of Court House. 4ul-s
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l., W. PREWFR, TPE- 81 g.
DREW FIR * SrRAwN md
~ Cuuuselors ~ law. Orlce over "a
corner IN Sails AMI Madison streets rls
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the world. Nothing escapes them, and they
are % quick to learn and initiate. Take PEN
aanship, for example, We have a young
Chinaman here, who has been in America
0ly one year, though b had some English
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~ w. w. BI "A * r, Atorn., slor
-. NJ Law. Office Ia Court H. m
All legal business promptly attended nsi
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ININAI SEyTTLE.M l.. S'r.--ESrArE or
NLtXASprR FISKLFR, DEC'D.-Nut!Ce Is hereby
given la Nil prrAun- Interested 10 rald estate that the
ndarsipncd afrustntrX ot The estate % said Alex
and.r cr deceased viii appear before the Probate
ur, ~ thp county Of Ia Sale and stare Of Illinois.
he Cmnty Court lluu-e in ottawa, in said county
Nnrday me srh day Of February AplsS9 for the pur
,nsn ~ rendering an account d. her proceedings In
he administrator Of said estate for the anal settle
ment 49,, 80. .,,,, ,, I,n,,,,,,, ,yoo
b'lcu !" o'' JOHANNA ffNKLER
,...r. uvVRy URtNiG. Admini.tr triV,
80 hate court. Ia Sale Co. III jsnli-8w
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II G. SWIFT, Attorney AT Law arm, iliocg
LIE Snecta attention given Ia probatr AZ rs
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