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The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-11
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The one hundred and sixth annual meet.
ing of Ths Medical Society OF the State OF
Delaware began In the Grand Opera House
at II O'Clock this morning. The session
was attended by the largest number Of
physicians that has attended. .aIy medical
society meeting here. Frank Belvllie OF
Delaware City presided and after calling
the delegates to order introduced William
g. Winner who delivered the address OF
welcome.
Then followed the Introduction Of the
delegates. Adjournment was made at
neon for dinner waich was taken at the
Clayton House. This afternoon the re.
port OF the medical examiners will be
read by o. ID. Robinson. report of the
Board of Census Will follow as also will
reports from the secretary, William q.
Pierce and treasurer Robinson. There
VIII also be several queries for discussion
they embracing surgery, medicine and
obstetrics. The frs; will be:
lst What are the Surg ical ufes of
Acetantild82 What arc the comparative
results of tho Medical and Surgical treat.
ment of Appendicitis
Those undsr medicine: lst. Practice of
medicine. What are the results of
the Brand treatment OF typhoid fever2
End. What Is the best arterlal sedatiye in
pneumonia?
Obstetrics. list. Is sufficient import.
ance given to the recognition OF position
in labor? End. How Ia the practical ap.
plication OF the technique OF ase pss best
applied at the bedside IN Practlce2
The additional papers will be ''Gubereu.
lar diseases of the pelvic org ans."-
Hannah NJ. Thompson, Al. ID. Will
mington.
i,'.Removal of the entire shaft ~ the
femuf with complete reeovery."-Jo ohm j.
Jones. M. D., Wilmington.
The officers will then be elected. The
physicians IN attendance are: Frnnk Roop
Smith. Thomas ID. Cock, b. r. Neasey
Henry Patterson, Howard Ogle, j. II.
Morgan, Ii. O. Stevens A. Lowber, p. ".
Iomllnson L. N. Milliken. W. G, Grelner,
William Springer. Henry r. Spruance, g.
p. Finley, II. Nj. Briggs, James Walker.
i. A. Brown, G. L. Baird, james A. Draper,
j. G. Robinson and Dr. White OF vii.
mington; w. Is. Atkinson, F. O.
Tomlinson. Philadelphia; j. 4. Massey.
Canterbury; j. Ii. Wilson and W. f.
Davis, of Dover; John Ball aud J. W.
Iahn, Hockessln; S. II. Ball, Faulkland;
w. Ii. Cooper Kenton; +. u. Collins,
Easton, Md; Ii. Il. Burton, Lewes. H.
Nj. Luminous, Baltimore; W. T. Skinner,
Glasgow; William Marshall. Milford;
David Stewart. New Castle; IL. W. Kol
lock, Newark; B. s. Lewis. harrington;
Robert q. Ellegood. Concord;
q. L. Jones, Gumbero Z. +.
Carlisle, Frederick; j. w. James.
Ocean View; A. d. Robinson. George
town; W, 7. Orr, Jr.. Lewes; Francis l..
Springer, Newport; Edward Fowler.
Laurel; ID. b, Palmer, Bridgevlle; James
Bradshaw, Delinar; W. +, Davls. Dover;
j. w. Clifton and Il. s. Dwight OF Smyin ma
First Regiment Band on Epworth ex-
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-11
Go on Epworth excursion tomorrow.
An increasing Industry.

Ar Ii du ,try which promises, 1t seems.
to be greatly Increase In the near future,
has been started In Arizona and New Mex.
leo. Some years ago the discovery was
made that the root OF canaigre. plant
which grew Wild In the woods Of New
Mexico and Arizona, could be used to ad-
vantage in tanning lenther. Hundreds Of
tons OF this root were dug and sold. The
faet soon became evident that the supply
of canaigrs was nearly exhausted. The
plan of euiiiyatlng the plant was then
taken up by the farmers OF that section.
This crop has proved II success, and now
We hear that many farmers are planting
from 1000 to ZOO acres OF oanaigre. In
The Pecos Valley factory for making d
tanning extract fIom this root is being
erected. lilo yield IL from 10 to 10 tons to
the acre. and the roots bring the farmers
Ct per ton.-London Invention.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-11
E n mE3 Ff7 1.Ne Cough Cure
" "a GEk 1z~a 49, ITp in
nOuu

Infants Shoes l5c.
Infants Fine Tan Shoes 25e.
Children's Pat. Tip Button SOC.
Tan Shoes for children, sizes 8 to II, 500,
School Shoes soc.
Misses Shoes. button. 69a.
Misses Tan Shoes button 69c.
Ladies' Button Pat. Tip Shoes, 75c.
Ladies Fine Shoes, duh or bright don
gola. 10 styles to select from 9Sc
Ladies' Oxford Ties. black or tan, 400.
Boys Lace SHOES. Ste
Men's Shoes. lace or cong, all style
toes, 9Sc
Mems Tan Shoes, Csc.
Ladies' serge slippers. 23c.
Our success hasn't turned our heads
We go Right along giving yCu the most
remarkable bargains ever heard Of and wa
propose to iigAtit out on this line whstn
er.the otheruealers like IL or not
Be sure OF the right place. Bloom ar's
Yellow Front Ill King street.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-11
Paul Wnrd,a nnan.

Officer Paul Ward to-day stated to a
Repu bl.can reporter that he felt he was
unfairly treated by the commission. On
last Friday evening he went to his lunch.
On returning from same he found
gentleman lying on the cellar door steps
OF house near Sevonth and Monroes
etregts.
He sent In q report that he was about to
take the man to his homo. He did So
The man resided on Eigh h street b, tween
Brooine and Franklin streets. He took
HIN TO his home end placed him on his
steps. He requested Ward not to ring the
leil as he did lot wish to lat the people In
the house know his condition.
In returning he mot special officer
Shearer OF Sixth and Madison streets. 1t
was then / 40 O'Clock and cen minutes late
Tor his report.
He explained to Sergeant Black why he
Jailed TO report when he met him at 8. Do
O'clock. Ho said something to the SER
geant abouta superior officer and 1t was
because he knew too much about the
heads OF the police force that he was dis.
missed.
He did not want to appear before the
public rs u liar. He told the truth In the
matter but 1t was oil spite work.
When Chief Doian was seen today he
stated tnat the reuson Ward was dismissed
was because he lied about the case.
II he took tho man to the house he
claimed he did then that man would
surely acknowledge to the fact. but when
an officer was detailed to the house it was
CLEANED that there were only three men
IN same. One mover drinks ore was home
all evening and the other has not tasted
anything for two weeks.
II Officer Ward got to Sixth and Madi-
eon at 1.30 why did he not report from
Eighth and Madison and explain tho
reason for being SO late afterwards He
was dieinlesed because the com mission
did not believe him and they felt ne was
not safe man to appear against pris-
oner In the courte.
Police officers must understand that the
commission does not intend to rett.in any
men n the force who nre not thoroughly
reliable Let an officer toll the truth and
he will be treated far better than II he lies.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-11
<OORTR EDITION
: =
Youthful Burglars Held.

Ed ward Black, Edward WardelI and
Theodore Travis, three Whining ton
you ths. were yesterday held In $1,000 ball
FOR appearance at the upper court by
Magistrate Robinson at Seaford on the
charge OF burglary OF the stores of ii enry
Collision and James Melvin.
The robberies were reported to Deiec.
tives Witsil and AlcVey who went to Sea-
ford on Saturday. In passing harrington
young Wardell wac recognised with two
companions and they were arrested later
In tho day.
Yesterday Detective witslI accom-
panied by Constable Cooper took the men
TO Seaford where the goods in their pos.
session were identified. Beck and Iravis
tried 10 deny their names but detective
Nitsil informed Them That he knew them
and furthermore he would take up to
Wilmington the cuff bottoms found in
their possession which had been etolen
some time ago from the store OF l. w.
Gibney. Eighth and Market streets.
They will also he connected with the
Fourth and Tatnall steress robbery and
one OF the men In the detsctiye's opinion
now wears one of Gibney's coats, which
went through the window on the night
that Officer Dan Aiken 30 successfully
captured young Fleming.
An old time pistol was found on War.
Cell In q belt which he carried around his
waist.
Detective Witsil has great eye and
: knows his inan every time,
Go on Epworth excursion next Wednes-
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-11
SPECIAL MENTION.
CnprIngnud lsoohtns. Ips L. saennds1
hT II Dnria Vn,,n,nn IA IH n,.. a..

Cnpringaud lsoohlns. IpB L. secondly
NJ. T. Davis. Jeweier. E end 81
Cupplng Il &ieeot.in9. rnrker.aJ3 MIits,u
American Laundry. 61l wost Front St
Slmms' Liver Pills quick In ourl nz
headache. sDlenlll liv9r 3sln4llnt: ba3G
ever made; thousands say so. 900 King
street.
The healthy. wealthy and wise all uss
DR.. Simms' White Pulinonic Balsan,
when troubled with coughs. sore throat.
lung diseasas. &c. SOC aud 81. Depot 6Ji
King street
Dr. Simms' Whlte Pulmonic Balsam, tho
positive cure in sore throat and lung dla.
eases coughs. hoarseness Group blood
splitting &c. Sold by regular druggists
only and at coo King street at 50 cents aud
81
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-11
The Press WorEer Fooled.

He Ind diilident, apologetio air as he
opened the door and yentUred just inside
the room.
''Is tho society editor IMP he asked
"Nopl" replied the exchange editor
without looking up from his work
Gone for tho dayf" inquired the visitor
hesitatingly.
"Nopl Back later" answered the ex-
change editor.
"Can leave somcthingp"
"9epl Over there" And the exchange
editor indicated the society EDITORS desk
with his shears.
Tho stranger went over to the desk, fun.
blcd in his pockets for minute deposited
something very carefully on top of pile
of copy paper, and tEpn smilingly backed
himself out of the room.
The exchange editor glanced at the desk
and instantly forgot about his work. Ho
began to laugh Then he went out and
brought in Other members of the staff, and
each Joined in the laughter as he looked at
the desk. There lay IN item for the society
column. and ON top Of 1t u big, fat cigar
wrapped In gold foil.
And the aoriety editor is wonlan.-
Chicago t.. VI
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-11
Farmer AtitrI,ell,. Rnnlx.

Farmer Mitchell tHlks about economy
In government expenses as being of mora
Importance than raising addition oil money
from imported goods in orler to meet ex
penses lie bropIns ha Guys, will not
WORK against the Democrats In delaware
in 1929. AS All evidence he says the Re.
publicans hallitd ut Dover. they were
beaten III Wilmington. aud tley will lind
the Democrats eau not again be bought.
He wants Hicks. Shakespeare and Brackin
to put thai In tho mouths, and be care
full not to blts off more tnan they can
chew.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-11
FIFTH EDITION.
-
TIE BARN BURNERS
Joe Clarke wornine Hard to Free HIS
Parert. e.sF

joe Clarke who was released from New
Castle Jail early In the sprlng is making
avery effort to free hi5 parents. Eyer
since he has been released he has been
working to prove that his family were
not connected with the utnlng of the
DUPONT barns.
When seen by a REPUBLICAN reporter
to day he stated that IL is a mistake to
imagine that he Ia trying to attack any
individuals character. He Is tr ylnR to
tind out the guilty and free the innocent.
the subject and Intends to fight the mat.
ter to tho bitter end.
He does not intend to attack tho char.
acter OF any one during his investigation,
but will epare no guilty party to see that
Justice Is meted out to one and all.
Anldaylts have been taken and his law.
yers Intend to apply to the Supreme Court
at Washington In the matteg during the
coming week.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-11
Duke Charles, Clock.

St Petersburg has now the wonderful
click beIHeatbrtl by Duko Charles Of
brunswick to the swiss republic. The
clock has a5 faces aud shows the timc of
day at 30 different places, the movement
of tire egrth around the sun tho phases of
tho moon, the signs of the zodiac, the pas
sage over the meridian of 80 stars of the
northern Hemisphere aud the date nccord-
ing to the GrrEurian Greek, Mussulman
aud Hebrew cdlvHdurs. 1t tonk two years
to put the pieces together when it was
transported 70 Russia.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-11
Ml,nl pnul ward snId.

MIR. Paul Ward, who was dismissed from
the police force. is fighting mad. He
says he 10 a democrat but not the kind
only took him over one hour to take a
part. home, While II took two prominent
officials nearly all day to tnke another
very prominent man TO his home and he
only resides In tho wes urn part OF our
city. He thinks that what is sauce fol
the goose should be sauce for tho Sander,
hut IL Is not.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-11
I-nIind In I,nss

T. + Murphy, who WAS appointed by
the Police Commission last night to fill
tue place made vacant by tho dismissed
morning ami iiled tho bill In every par.
ticuIar. William j. Connor. who was ap-
pointed to Till the place made Vacant by
the dismissed Officer Denntson, failed
to rass US he was both too short and too
light.
Hugh Mcbride will got the app oint-
menL.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-11
Go on Epworth excurslon tomorrow
nrcnd ,iay be i,u,,s.i iu Price

The balers OF the city Yesterday after.
noon met ana organized by electing these
officers: President, George w. Huber; SEQ
retary, al. 1. Dannenbsrg; treasurer, Chas.
few dnys at which the price of bread will
probably be raised. petition and
pledge will be circulated among the
bakers asking for signatures.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-11

F. W. Fahr and w. A. Hookemeyer, reps
resenting Tarrant and Co, of New York,
sole Importers OF Johann Hollis famous
malt extract and rarrants Saltzer Aperlent
are In this city to-day on business for tho
company. The agents are hnstlers and
expect great results from the Introduction
of their good received here.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-11

A, ID, Warner still on the Gtnui,

BENJAMIN Nields this morning cross.
examined A. ID. Warner. who was put on
She stand In the Curry VS.. Warner Com
psny case In Superior Court yesterday
afternoon. Tho cross examination was
| Municipality regarding the cost of sand
and mortar plant The profits are not
asked. This is supposed be taken up this
J Afteruoon
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-11

While at work at the new Danforth
building on Market street to-day John
Gillespie had his head cut by block falls
Ing upon him.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-11
lilo Directory War.

Argument will be heard In the United
States Court bsfore Judge Wales on the
motion for an Injunction to do certain
things in reference to the publication OF
the city directory.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-11
Chiinrnn,s Dny nj SENT.

The annual children's day service will
bs held this evening at Scott NJ. E,
Church. TIE program Is elaborate and
promises to bs Interesting. Rev. J. H.
Howard. D. D.. will make an address. The
musie will be In charge OF Howard Carver.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-11
xyhsn Ynu nrn In Mnnt

OF fine clothing you should call and see
Lnckyer and Wsrmuth sos Market strest.
/ where vou can get pants to vnur order
Ter S3 a. IS and So. Suits, SIS. s18 ard
eco. All styles.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-11

A carrier pigeon marked "B. s. p. G."
and numbered 4794 stopped at Stansbury
Biurrays hotel last night. Mr.. Murray
fed the bird and will keep IL few days
before letting 1t go.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-11

at tho regular monthly business meet.
lug of Asbury Christian Endeavor Society
L. B. Rldgaway was elected delegate to
the International Convention, to be held
In Boston July 10th to the 18th inclusive.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-11

Powell has on his stalls In the Third
Street Market q fina lot oil Spanish mack.
eral, halibut. trout. croeus, butter fish,
goldfish, &C.. &c.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-11
QUOTATIONS..
Reported by
UEAl.D ~ COMPANY,
bankers AMI ftrnkcrs,
Seventh aud MarIset stleat,


Investment and Securi:Ia. yIeJb,nr
from TOT per cent
orders for the purchase and eae of
etooks aud Bondson Commission ossout
co at all the stOit exchanges
Private teie graph wiroS to New YDrk
Philadelphia. Boston ana Chicago.
Foreign Drafts ANA Lutters Of Credit -
eued.
nnIinu I,,tt,,,,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-11
The Truck sold.
Hen,i Hurt.

The Washington Fire Company has
sold to the lire department of Salisbury
their old truck.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-11

Madame Wilbur. celebrated card re ader
g2p Parish street. between Jefferson and
Madison. Price 25 cte.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-11

For iirst-class dyetng and securing 90
10 the Delaware Dye Works. 2l1 King
street.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-11
In Mems Ru ssets

We have the best assortment for
the least money to be found any
where.
Also a nice line of Boys and
Youths Russets at the most rea-
sonable figures.
Boys Russets at sI25, $3.50
and up. Youths at sI.oo, sI.25
and up. Also very pretty styles
IN Boys Youths and Children S
Patent Leather Shoes.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-11
Taxboala battered IN a Gale,

LEWIS Del, June 10. The pilotpoat Ksr
had her headgear damaged and the pilot.
boat Bayard broke her bobstay and lost
her balloon jib In northeast gale off Fen.
Wick Lightship on Sunday morning.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-11
We Are Offering

Misses Russet Button Shoes.
as low as SI.oo.
Misses Fine Glaze Russets at
SI.25 and SI5o:
Misses Russet Lace at sI.25
and sI.5o.
Misses Tan Goat Sandals at
sI.25.
Also Misses Cloth Top. Patent
Leather Namp Shoes at Sis.
Children's Russet Shoes in But
ton or Lace, sizes 81 to II at
sI.oo and sI.25.
Children's Russet Shoes, sizes
81 to 8, at Csc and 75c and UP.
infants Russets at DOC and 5oc.
Ladies' Russet Shoes at sI.5o
and SI.z5.
Ladies Russia Calf Shoes at s.
and $3.50.
ladies Russet oxfords at 81. 90
and SI.25.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-11
TI,n i.iah lInrl,nr.

For sign painting call on Nessiein. 7Ol
w. Slh hlreRt.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-11
AI.nni Gnrr,er.

Harry c. Parker Ia the latest candidate
for Coal Oh Inspector.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-11

/ i-ai=Hu1dss. lHcsertapGef5
l. Mig H1aSitte J5tts II. stii.GH n
Otiee, 40 Weat Fat ] strsBt
IlChas IlG AID ZJJ
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-11
Fgtt Regiment Band on Epworth ezour.
ainfi
IiII Nntl IAnuAH

Said manufactures to US the other day.
lem I make your shees foi the same
price have been dong, everything has
E0iie up, that's tho cry nowadays but we
1T sttl! keeping our low prices and In.
tend TO, as long as possible they arc pop
ulnf with peOple who like to make their
stoe money do good bavnI und We want
to kesp them SO, R2=the by have YOU
ioites 4 any Of our new up To date shoea
70. boys ana girls lacy show wonder.
tully good shoa tnn& Bg Tor surprisingly
ttie shoe II Of u save You money
o your In 4 Ii gHts5 Ma can do IL
F0Tis aas No - Est Fourth struot 10
two II draet ana klag.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-11

karrs Clover Root Will purify your
Blood, Gloar your complexion, regulat.
your bowels and make your head clear as
q bell. 25c., 50c. and Sl.U0.
Sold i;y N. H. Danforth, $. Il. Cor. Second
and Market StS
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-11

NOW Is the time for coughs, colds
hoarseness and the laying OF the seeds for
consumption. DR., SiIums white pulmon
10 bhlsam Is the hnest and bestrsmeIy-
ever made. Is Just tile msitcina to pre-.
xcat these culamities aud cure the diseuse.
@D6 King street.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-11

FOX SALE-Jwo good talking parrots Ave
years od. Can new whistle md sny
almost anything Apply 3l5 L, Tenth street.
jll-5t
I OsT-on or about June 9th small dtH-
~ mond ring marked sept. 18th Sc. Vnlu.
"a on account OF ASSOCIATION through death
Reward II lett at tHis oiiica. n III
w AMI IED-A good cook Apply to Mrs,
w Behrinser. aS Market street, i'll
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-11

The attention of tho Board of Health is
called to the alleyway at the side OF the
house Nc. 519 L, Sixth street.
Solomn Bautam Is seriously Ill
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-11

BrCk-ou Suna8r. Jqne Q. 1875. Frances
Hucls al tn re--A aeb II fer mother. 944
Walnut street : ~ a@s At E2lGh NJ f.
Church, y eunra4Ay 90 N,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-11
SlhMS' COMP PtaaRlYAl PILLS,

Tie mrs ever made uEdbi the nafne "ttuF
lraGe Mark" lhe only real org mai and
genuine now making ttrtt nTa. Hewate
Ut thu mailtitu les OF limitations Ladies use
tllCse pms AGtY Ehi4abIu In an.riEu Ilira
Hiuf RJnih dlrasrs, u hy mait TepUf SOD
kIns =tfeett Wllm.hgtuH, Huolcsatsl smith.
IaaHE -ra French t. I'nifA AlH
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-11
Shirts,
Underwear.
NeGtWear,
EepligeeS.

Sixth and Market dong tine
business. Everything in Fur
nisllings for men and boys,
and careful attention whether
you want much or little. In
the Negligee Shirts at 75c
and 81 VIC are showing a big
line made with collars and
cuffs attached and separate
new styles, good patterns.
careful laundry and shirts
that fit and give comfort in
wearing. 25 and so cent I'm
ocrwear OF the long and short
sleeves; bought by the case
10 get the qualities for the
prices.
JAS I. MuLLIN & Son
Clothing. 9th & Market,
Hats. Wilmington,
Shoes, Delaware.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-11

First RegImeut Band on Epworth ex-
cureiOu,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-11
The D,t,y Kece,t,on.

Go ON Epworth excursion next Wednes
day.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-11

The very best
we caa find in
the market for
the money and
in the popular
styles and at
moderate prices
you will find
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-11
nEA4lin.

G "a Enworth EXCURSION Tomorrow
Kate Power's review., 1895-02-02
The Toledo Weekly Blade.

OF the now nearly twenty thousand
regular publications in the United States,
there are but two or three weekly news
papers published for general circulation in
every state and territory, and Of these the
Toledo Weekly Blade Is the best and most
popular of them all. 1t isthe oldest, best
known, and has the largest circulation.
For more than twenty-five years 1t has
been a regular visitor to every portion OF
the Union, and II Is we'll known at every
one of the sixty thousand post offices OF
the country 1t Is made especially for
family reading 1t gives the entire news
of the world each week, in such con-
densed form as will save reading scores
of pages OF daily papers to get less infor-
ton. Republican In politics, Temperance
In principle, always ON the side Of justice
and right, 1t Is just the paper for the rising
generation, and d great educator for the
whole family. Serial stories, wit and
humor, short stories, Household depart
ment, Question Bureau, Farm depart
ment, Camp Fire, Sunday School and
Young Folks, are few of the many 9TH
er prominent features Of this great paper
A specimen copy will be mailed free to
any address on application, and the pub
fishers invite any person to send In long
list Of addresses to whom they will mail
sample copies. They would be glad 10
mail a couple Of hundred specimens TO
readers OF this country. The Weekly
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Address THE 81 ADE, Toledo, Ohio.
Kate Power's review., 1895-02-02
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