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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-02-21
Entsrlninmenln hI pupils.

The installallationN oil officers and
opening meeting Of the Periclesian Lit
erary Society Of the Clay School took
place yesterday morning at $3.50 at Clay
Grammar hall. The following officers
were installed:
President, Louis Huseman; Vice
President, Leonard O. Heyman; Score.
tary, Mamie Brown; Assistant Secreta.
ry, Jennie CTaddoCk; Treasurer, Bertha
Schultz; Librarian, Todd Baird; Ser.
geant.at.Arms, Arthur Schmidt.
After taking the oath OF Office, the
President opened the meeting with an
address, after which the following pro-
grograme was carried out:
Letter: Washington to Putnam; by
Arthur johnson. Recitation: King
Phillip 10 the White Man; Charles
Wakeford. Essay: The Origin OF the
United States; Johnnie Jepson. Letter
An Old Time Letter; Todd Baird. Song:
Farewell to the Forest; Mozart Club.
Recitation: Abon, Ben, Bon, Bon
Nellie Egerter. Essay: Washington
Ulia Speyer. Recitation: By Bird
Schultz. Essay; kissing; Leonard Hey.
man. Song: Sign, Gentle 1aIes mozart
Club.
The Whittier Literary Society followed
the Periclesian, when the following Off
GERS were installed: President, Walter B.
Higgins; Vice President, Sam s. Brilles;
Second Vice President, Neff q. Laing;
Secretaries, Hannchen Bopnheim and
Sadie Emsheimer; Treasurer, Nettie
Reyman; Librarians, Ella steintield and
Edward Savage; Editress, Linda Rosen-
berg. The following programme was
artistically rendered: Address, W. B.
Higgins; Lttter, News from Washing
ton, Edna Bird; Recitation. Betsy and
Jane Out. Emma Hanauer; Essay, NefI
Laing; Music, Soldiers Welcome, Han.
del Club; Letter, Holly Patterson; Reel.
tation. Base Ball, Sam s. Brilles; Letter,
Miss HanncheB Bonnheim; Song, Saw
You, Ny Hero, Handel Club. The fea.
ture OF the programme was the comic
recitation by Sam S. Brilleg, and the ad-
dress by Mr.. Higgins.
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MARTINIs FERRY.
succsSsfai Eutertaiumout-Nsw Factory.
Personal and General.

succsGSfal Entsrtaiument-Now Factory.
Personal and General.
Ms. John Ulrich Is critically III.
Robert Carmichael, Esq, who has been quite
sick, Is better
The Belmont Brewery will not be ready 10
start until early In March.
Nearly every pupil Of tho public schools was
noticed wearing small fsg yesterday.
The new mill TO be built as the KtnA will be
OF iron and will measure 10 by $50 feet.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Bell Of NewlAnd's Addi'
ton, buried an infant son o. kivefvleW ceme'
terry yesterday.
Dr.. A. r, ong, chief OF the fire department,
who spFalned his ankle At the fro on "wednesday
night, Is able 10 hObble around on crutches.
The Junior Mechanics will form to-day at 2
p. IN. on AnOVeF street, and the line Of maIch
Nill be Filth to hhoTt, down Fourth 20 Han
over, east on Hanover 70 Z 4 +. railroad, down
this road 70 Belmont, out 70 Broadway. up
broadway to Fourth aud up Fourth 70 the La
iayette rink. Eighteen councils In other towns
have been invited.
Last night was the frat night Of the festival
JF. o. U. A. W, and the opening was q success
In every sense Of the word. The programme
consisted Of vocal and instrumental music,
dancing club swinging, SpeClAlIles, etc. large
force Of pretty girls have charge Of the supper
tables and refreshment booth.
A large number OF persons visited the Central
and South schools yesterday aud were well
pleased with the exercises. Each room was
nicely decorated with hRRs, eveERreeBs and por.
traits Of Washington, and the programme con.
sisted OF essays, readings, declarations, short
quotations, vocal music, etc. Rev. A. E, Brown
lee arrived TOO late 70 address the High School,
The stockholders Of the manufacturing COM
pany which Will manufacture the Mckim wire
nail machine, the MCKim wooden fibre broom
aud EpeclAlitles, will meet on the 18th Instant
n0H tina Nn trill nRnhRhlV decide
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OYER THE RiYRR.
People Campod out on tho Hills-ssrlous
Damage to Railroads.

People Camped Out on tho Hills-Serious
Damage te Railroads.
At Q o'clock yesterday morning the
water had receded sufficiently TO permit
the streets connecting Klrkwood and
Bridgeport to be used, and even at that
hour the streets were full Of sight
seers. The steady fall which continued
all day yesterday left many yards and a
few houses full OF DRIFT and mud, and
the broom is being vigorously applied in
all quarters OF the flooded territory.
AT West Wheeling whole families
we're camped along the hillside yester.
day, some endeavoring to cook what
little they had over low fires, Others
hungry and cold, sitting on the hillside
patiently waiting for the water to 20
down from what was but q few days ago
their home and which contained, in
many instances, all their worldly goods
In Kirkxood many people living on
low ground were compelled TO move out
between two days, but there was no
suffering and very small loss, as ali
found q hearty welcome under the roof
OF friend or relative. The foot bridge
which spans the creek from the toll
house on the pike to the O., L. & w.
engine house, and which ia an old land
mark, was broken in two. The O., L. &
W. people succeeded in getting all Of
the coaches, cars and engines on high
ground, and did not sustain any loss al
all. The @. & P. did likewise.
| Reports from along the @. 4 P. show
that their road Is in good shape and
they expect 10 have trains running
to-day. In regard to road bed the
| O.; L. & W. 10 not so fortunate, they
having two land slides and great many
big washouts for distance Of about ter
miles Men are busily engaged on al
sides cleaning away the mud and debril
deposited by the receding river, anC
will have 1t pretty well cleaned NJ
within week. The W. & L. E. wa
badly crippled by the flood. Between
Portland and Steubenville their roat
bed Is almost entirely gone, and il
many places where heavy fills were
made in building the road the dir
washed away, leaving the rails and tie
on uneven ground fifteen and twenty
feet under their original position
Much trestling was destroyed. The losI
to that company is yariously estimated
at from one hundred thousand to half
million dollars.
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ABOUr PEOPLE.
Strangers in tho CITY and wheeling Folks
Abroad.

Strangers In tho City and Wheeling Folks
Abroad.
Leo Rlester got home from his eastern trip
yesterday.
The members oil the "Dear Irish Boy" compa'
ny are at the Hotel Behler.
DR., John L. DiCkey Is home from probes
sIonal visit 10 Cleveland, 0.
William West is lying dangerously III Of bis
home on Eighteenth street with complication
Of diseases.
Mr.. John W. Isett, brother OF Mr.. ". 4; Lsett,
OF this city, died on Wednesday In Illinois,
where he was visiting.
Mr., W, W. Whltmyer. the well known, news
pGper man, Is confined 10 his home BY illness,
threatened with Pnepmon!a.
The United PrpSby terian church Will BE- open
for Divine service tomorrow morning at lO:0,
The pastor, Rev. J. T. Mcclure, D D., having 50
far recovered from his recent sickness as 70 De
able 10 resume his duties at least In part.
Mr.. John Checary, OF New York, accompanied
by two lady friends, are guests at the residence
Main street, Mr.. ChecarylS At the head OF the
large fruit importing house Of John ChecaFy d
Co., Of New York,
o, ]. Hawkins leaves for Wheeling tomorrow,
where he takes good position In BeltE d Fad
ing's planning min. His family will not remove
before the hrSt OF APsll. ToFepto'P loss Il
WheelInR's gain, as Mr.. Hawkins 10 not only
good citizen, but one Of the most expert wood
workers In this or any other Section.-ToroHto,
o., Tribune.
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Matt Habig and John Ebbert were
yesterday fined S. and costs for dis.
orderly conduct. For the same offense
John Reed and william Burk got ffteen
days on the hill. John Bachman,
drunk, 81 and costs; Michael Neuhart,
interfering with an officer, S. and
costs; Ada Foster, keeper Of Q house OF
i'll fame, and two coryphees received the
usual dose. Six men were found in
Ada's house; FIVE paid their fines and
one was sent to the work house in de-
fault,
who has been turned loose twice by His
Honor, to enable her to take care Of her
children, again appeared. The last time
she was let off gentle Anna swore, by
all that was holy, that she wouldn't get
drunk any more, and Immediately pro.
ceeded to fill up to the gunwale again,
without going near her children. She
was let of again.
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SPRAY PROM rue FLOOD.
Brief Notes on tho Sights Revealed by til
Failing Waters.

Brief Notes on the Sights Revealed by the
Failing Waters.
The streets ought TO be washed of
early to-day.
The Hotel vankeuren had forty.fVe
persons in twenty rooms.
About twenty. Ave food sufferers were
accommodated at the Mcclure house.
The wall paper dealers will be the
next people to enjoy the benefits OF the
food.
the mud left in the houses washes
out easily enough while wet, but when
dry 1t is awful.
The Ohio River railroad will hardly
get any trains out Of this city before
this afternoon.
CT. Braunlich, on Zlne street, had
three feet OF water in his shop and his
loss Is about $40.
Charles Lukens, the grocer on Zane
street, had three feet ten inches Of
water in his store; loss $3.50.
Lots Of people got ducklngs yesterday,
but nobody minds little thing like
that at this stage Of the game.
W. E. Williams, the Garden Spot
druggist, had three feet ten inches OF
water ip big store and his loss is $500.
The Etna mill ran right through the
food. Her ares were never out. She
was the only mill in the valley not idle.
A man named Dykes fell off a high
fence into the water on South Broadway
Thursday night and came near drown
ing.
Several flooded Island houses bear a
legend which provokes q melancholy
smile from those who row past: "For
Sale.n
Delayed mail began to pour in by the
ton yesterday. Much Of the city was
still inaccessible to the carriers last
evening.
Don't get confused about the highest
stage OF the water. 1t was Do feet 5
inches, There Is no use in guessing
when you know.
The house OF Mr.. ImhoA, on the west
end OF Vermont street. was not washed
away, az aeemed imminent Wednesday
night. It was anchored pretty we'll.
Some Island skifE fsrrymen-but only
a few-took advantage OF peoples neces.
stiles and charged exorbitant prices.
The meanness in people comes out on
such occasions.
Mills No. 4 and 8 in the Standard mill,
which are run with coal and their own
gas, started yesterday, The parts Of
the mill which use natural gas cannot
resume until 1t 10 turned on.
The Island policemen won the graft.
tude OF everybody on tho late Garden
Spot by their attentive and accommodate
ing behavior through the Il !od. They
rendered many people valuable services.
The people along South street, except
the Caldwell 4 Peterson Company, who
got everything beyond the reach OF the
water, lost heavily. The saloons were
severe sufferers by the damage to fine
furniture.
st. Luke's church, on South Penn
street, escaped the water By about two
inches. The parsonage next door was
equally lucky. In fact, few houses ON
south Penn street. below Ohio had
water in them, though all were sur.
.nundai
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-02-21
LOCAL BRLVITIES.
Matters OF Minor MOMENT in and About
tha ftifV.

Matters of Minor Moment in and About
the City.
PuT out your flags to-day.
MONDAY Is legal holiday.
wAsHlSu- oS's birthday will DO celebrated by
parade this afternoon.
YOUNG mems meetings at the J. II. c. A. at
1880 O'Clock tonight, aud O'Clock tomorrow
TIE ConreId Opera Company VIII present
"Gipsy Baron" al the Opera Rouse next sS1aF'
day evening.
ATTENTION is called to the advertisement rent Of
dwelling houses TO be sold at the front door Of
the Court house at 10 O'clocS this forenoon.
THE subject Of Bishop Kaine's second Lenten
lecture, 10 DO deIIverered at p. m. tomorrow
will be "Tho Use and Advantages oil RITUAL I'd
ervances."
TnE streets, Alleys and Grades Committee Of
Council met last night and recommended that
the CITY Eng ineer establish grades Ior thesIree1
ia Archlbald's addition, around the hill.
ARCHITECT JosgVH B. HALL Is preparing plans
for three story pressed brick store and IWeil'
ing 10 be erected on seveuteeuth street. work u
10 be commenced at once. twill cost Sb'6OO.
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wAsHIEGTON'S BIRTHDAY,


IL WIN be Celebrated in Great style by the
Junior o. U. A. n. To-day, Mud or NO
Mud.
The Junior Order U. A. NJ. of Wheel.
ing, assisted by other patriotic orders Of
the city and by delegations from other
towns, will celebrate Washington's
birthday this afternoon by parade, to
be followed this evening by social and
supper at Germania hall.
The food is over, and 1t will do the
town good TO relax little and be gay.
Everybody along the route should deco.
rate as liberallyas possible.
"A meeting Of the Executive Commit
tee in charge Of the celebration was
held at Germania hall last night, the
chairman, D. J. Toomey, presiding, and
]. D. Hall, the Secretary, and Ernest
Echols, Treasurer, at their posts. About
| 100 people were present.
It was decided to come out, mud or
no mud. Reports were received from
Pittsburgh that at least 400 men would
be down from there. Washington, Pa,
will send 80. Wellsburg will come down
| il possible, and from other points there
will be. from 400 10 600 men.
The procession Will form on Chapline
street, right resting oh Sixteenth, and
will move over the following route:
West on Sixteenth to Main; south on
Main to Twenty.fourth; on Twenty
fourth to Chapline; on Chapline to
Twentieth; to Market; on Market to
Tenth; to Main; to the Washington
school, corner OF Main and Fifth streets
where flag will be presented BY
Washington Council to the school
down Main to Fourteenth; on -Four
tenth to Chapline; to the City Building
and disband.
Members OF all the city Council
should assemble at their halls at l o'clocl
sharp, and make the Wheeling dele
cation Creditable.
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Not for an Ar gl,nft,

Close to the top OF Chapline hill is
perched little shanty, which was built
last week, causing a good deal OF specu
lation in the minds OF citizens as to the
purpose in building It. Some have
thought that the intention was to bore
an air shaft down through the roof OF
the tunnel. The shanty covers the spot
from whence originate all the surveys on
which the location Of the tunnel de-
ponds, and was put up for the convent.
enCe Of the Terminal Company's engi'
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Capt. DeIbrugge was invited by the Jr.
o. U. A. N. to turn out with his depart.
ment in the parade to-day. After con-
sultation with members Of the commit.
Tee, the Captain decided, much TO his
regret, that 1t would he impossible to
turn out. Owing to the flood, the streets
are in bad condition, several OF the
members Of the force are sick, and as
Saturday is the busiest day Of the
week for the department, the men can
mot ha anarai
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Half Fare EEeursIon 10 PittsburEh via the
PENNSYLVANIA LinOS,

On Monday, February 2a, excursion
tickets to Pittsburgh will be sold via the
Pennsylvania Lanes at one fare for the
round trip from all ticket stations as far
west as Wheeling and Bellaire. A grand
parade by the Jr. o U. A. NJ, and the
unwilling Of the Washington monument
in Allegheny Park, will attract many
visitors to the Iron City on that dey.
Tickets will be good returning until
Tuesday. February "a.
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and then turned loose down Caldwell's
run, whence they foated into the river.
The Workmen went on yesterday after.
noon in the north end Of the tunnel. In
the south heading the work will COM
mence again to-day.
Next week It Is expected that the con-
tractor will begin putting up the brick
arch in the south heading. It has been
stated that the contract called for seven
hundred feet Of brick work at each end.
The intention, however, is to arch with
brick only 1856 feet in the south heading.
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FoR THR CHIIpREN.-Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy is q great iaVorite with
mothers for their children, as many Of
them have learned from long expert.
ence in the use OF it that 1t is reliable.
It promptly cures their children OF
coughs and colds, prevents them from
having the Group, or cHroe them Of
Group. They haYe'a also found that there
Is no danger ID giving It eYen in large
doses, and that It Is pleasant for them
to take. For sale by W. W. Irwin, o.
r. Goetze, ]. Klari, o. sChnepf, NJ. W.
Heiurici, John Coleman, W, +. Williams,
Q. MenkemIller, W. @. Armbrecht and
8. L, Brlce. DGw
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Arrests Yesterday.

D. R. Brooks, OF North Wheeling, was
arrested for obstructing the streets.
Brooks had made an excavation on his
property, and left the dirt lying in the
street for several days.
A warrant was issued Tor John Nor.
man, and when the officer went to his
house to make the arrest, Norman's boy
locked the door and kept the officer out
until his father had escaped. The boy
was arrested and search for the father
Is going on.
Aleck Wallace was arrested under the
bad fame apt and released on bail. The
hearing will be had to-day.
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Maria He'll was yesterday appointed
Administrative Of Casper He'll, deceased,
and gave bond in $1,000, with George,
John, Joseph ard Henry He'll as sure
ties.
A marriage license was yesterday Is
sued to Joshua Faith, aged so, Of Bridge.
port, and Maud Andrews, aged 80, ei
Wheeling.
Clerk Hook yesterday admitted to
record one deed OF trust and deed
made January Is by Joseph Caldwell
and Others to s. B. Caldwell, for $40, lois
AZ, 4S and SO in Division and !, 90 and
68in Division Z in the last Caldwell
addition to the city.
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"LuRA BARDHN reads remarkably
well. She moved the audience at will
with her humorous aud pathetic
sketches. Her delineations won for her
recalls every ime."-IndianapoliS Daily
Journal. Miss Barden will assist the
Swedish Male Quartet at the Y. N. O, A.
next Tuesday evening. Seats on sale at
8 o'clock this morning.
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SEATS will be on sale to-day at the
Y. M. @. A. building for the Swedish
Concert To be given next Tuesday even.
ing. The Portsmouth, N. H., Chronicle
says: 1.-THE gentlemen Of the club
possess remarkably fine voices, Of which
the two tenors are conspicuous for sem
sible, natural treatment, combined with
excellent delivery. Nearly every mum.
Der Of the programme was encoTed, and
the majority oil the listeners appeared to
be Indifferent to the passing time, so in.
tent were they upon the performance.
The accomplishments were very taste.
fully played by Miss Skoog."
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Several boats passed yesterday, and
to-day navigation will probably be en-
tirely resumed. About half past eleven
the keystone State and Congo passed
up for Pittsburgh. The Allen also went
up. The Ben Hur left for Parkersburg
on time. The Jim Wood went up light.
The r. Z. Phillips was laid up putting
seat in her boiler, but will be out in the
Bellaire trade to-day. The Andes is due
to pass down at s q. m. for Cincinnati,
and the Il. Z. Bedford up for Pittsburgh
at the same hour. Tomorrow the Lizzie
Bay and Ben Hur will go up at Z and
the Congo down ats.
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RBCBD[NG SLOWLY.
[contfnued ftom Fir,l Paae.l

perched on any dry places they could
fnd. At Don, above Martins Ferry,
about / 900 Of those driven out Of Mill.
CANS slaughter house WeIe killed by
men and boys. The men and boys stood
on the shore with sticks in their hands
and killed the rats as they would at.
tempt to reach shore or crawl up on
driltWood. Some Of the residents on
the hill in Martins Ferry say that
large number Of rats have suddenly ap.
peared at their homes and are causing
mischief. One man says he treated
them Hospitality and is using rough on
rats, which they dislike and are leaving
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AT Tue THEATRES.
HDear Irish Boy"

now irish drama. The play Is VeIy Interesting,
with deep plot. The scenery was something
grand, Gus Reynolds, as the villainous Nc
CYutchfy gave fine piece Of character ACTING,
while George TImmonS made 0 decided hl,
his singing. He also introduced real Irish
harp an played and danced to his own accom-.
10 artistic style. The balance Of the
company gave good support. They appear at
Inc matinee this afternoon, and this evening
closes the engagement Good business IS as
sured at each performance. Seats at WeiIs.
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SPECIAL BARGAINS

To close our winter weights and make
room for our incoming spring STOCK
Rirst.ClAss work and tlt guaranteed; Aiso
bargains In Underwear and Half HOSE
Wear the celebrated lace back Sus'
nender for comfort and durability.
G. HESS a. SONS,
Merchant TallOrs and Gents FrrniShers'
1921 and 1898 Market street.
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For the meeting and parade Of the Jr.
o. u. A. N. Societies at Wheeling, W.
Va, Saturday, February 81, the Balti.
more 4 Ohio Company will sell excur.
sion tickets, OF one tare for the round
trip, from Grafton and Pittshurgh and
intermediate stations, good returning
until Monday, February q.
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TUNNEL NOTES.

No DAmage-wnl go to Work To-day.
Commencing on Brick work.
Both headings Of the tunnel were
under water, but no damage was done.
4 lot Of ties were taken up by boys
dragged over afty teetOi dry land, rated
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If you cannot see and need spectacles
ron should call on US and have your Eyes
Eested without charge. We have the
lnest instruments and more experience
than any other 0ptician In the state,
and guarantee satisfaction or money re-
Funded, JACOB W. CRUISE.
JeWeler and 0ptcian,
Ger. Twelfth and Market streets
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MorHEss should bear in mind that
Chamberlaln's Cough Remedy is harm
lessto children. 1t contains no injuri-
Gus substance. They incur no risk
when they give it even to babies. Then
long experience has shown that 1t IL
especially adapted for the cure Of
coughs and colds incident to childhood
Itcures them promptly, and is pleasant
and safe for them to take. For sale BY
W. w. Irwin, @. R. Goethe, ]. Klari, O
schnepf, NJ. W. Heinrich, John Coleman
W. E. Williams, @. Menkemiller, W. O
Armbrecht and s. L. Brice. D&w
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In the Circuit Court yesterday In the
appeal case Of Peter Dillon vs.. Henry
Otto and Benjamin Exley, verdict was
rendered in billions favor for S269 so.
In the case Of William. sondermann's
Administrative vs.. Henry Miller and
others, an order was entered to sell the
property in phsnceFY.
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TeaF4v,

yheths% ON pleasure bent or business,
should take on every trip a bottle Of
Syrup Of Figs, as 1t acts most pleasantly
and effectually on the kidneys, liver and
bowels, preventing fsvers, headaches and
other forms OF sickness. For sa!O In SOC
and 81 90 bottles by oil leading druggists.
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