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Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1896-07-23
GLRAN1NGs
Items Of Interest Clipped
From our State
EXCHANGES.

Greensboro Record: S. Bur
ton. a white man. was killed just
beyond High Point last night by
a train going north. Particu-
lars are meagre. but it is thought
he was asleep ON the track.
Wilmington Star: Senator
Marion Butler has on hand the
biggest political contract of his
life. The sureties on his bond
may well tremble at the outlook.
The next Governor of North
Carolina will be a Democrat.
Yadkin Ripple: The hard and
continued rains and high water
are doing great damage to grow
ing crops, carrying off wheat by
the shock. washing out bridges
and trestles and tearing the
roads up terribly through this
section, making it almost impos-
sible to travel with a vehickle.
Morganton Herald: Some par
ties with a iendish spirit nailed
spikes in the logs of the Catawba
River Lumber Company at some
point where logs were deposited.
This trick was discovered at the
mill whom the saw was ruined by
contact with the iron spikes.
Greensboro Record: Senat r
Prichard and Congressman Pear
son spent Friday night in town,
en- route to Raleigh for a confer
ence with Senator Butler, prior
to his departure for St. Louis.
While here they were closeted
until late in the night with Ma
tional Committeeman Boyd. and
rumor has it, they left here
through orders from headquar>
tiers to the course to be pursued
respecting the deal now on be-
tween the Republicans and But
tlerites in the State.
Raleigh News & OBSERVE AT
the Agricultural and Mechanical
College work will soon be begun
ON an important addition for the
horticultural department. This
will include lecture hall. horti.
cultural laboratory. and five
greenhouses. Professor W. F.
Massey is in charge of this de-
partment, and is recog lized as
one of the leading met in the
country in his branch Of scien-
tiic work.--Mr. Henry Clair,
formerly of the famous -Four
Seasons hotel. Knoxville, Tenn,
has taken along lease of the cele.
brated "KenilM orth Inn," Ashe~
vile.
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1896-07-23
THE STATE UNIVERSITY.
CHAPEL HILL, N. c.. July 18,

Especial Correspondence
The third session of the Uni
versity Summer School for
teachers closed yesterday. 1t
has been a success from the first
the enrolment, 155, being great
er than ever before. The teach
ers represented all classes of
schools from country common
schools up to the college, and
they were all filled with a en5hu-
siasm and desire for improve
ment.
It is impossible to describe in
detail all the courses offered.
TIE imported talent in the facul-
ty consisted of Prof. Apgar, of
New Jersey, one of the foremost
men in America ia Bota.y and
Biology; Prof. Newlands, OF
Canada. the author of the verti-
cal writing system which Supt.
Logan Howell introduced into
the State, and which has now
become very widely popular; DIR.
G. A. Smith, Of Louisiana, but
originally of North Carolina,
course in English Literature:
Mrs. Little and MISS Thomas of
the Cook county Normal school,
Illinois, dra wing and primary
work. The other courses were
conducted by Supt. Noble, of
Wilmington, mathematics; by
Supt. Graham, of Charlotte. civ>
les and physiology; Miss Redford
of Raleigh, phonics; Prof. Brown
of tt g Normal school, music; Mr.,
Ellis of this State, now student
at Clark University Experiment.
al Psychology. DR.. Ball, DIR.
Baskerville, Prof. Troy, and Mr..
Horne, of the University, in
Latin and Greek, Chemistry,
French and German.
The University Summer
School has become a great remi~
flying force, binding together
the common schools and their
logical head, the University. It
is doing untold good for the
cause of education.
The teachers at the Summer
School were unanimously of the
opinion that Prof. Alderman is
the man for the Presidency of
the University. Though una
voidably hindered from being
present during the entire session
of the school, he came as soon
as possible. and impaired his
own zeal and enthusiasm to the
school and all the teachers. He
is also the choice of the faculty
and students, and that is sufi-
Gent argument for his election.
The president of the University
should be the head of education
in North Carolina, and if there
is any man in the State for
whom that station can be claims
ed, it is Prof. Alderman. He be-
gan his work as a teacher in
Goldsboro IN 1882, and has given
all his best efforts to improving
the schools of the State. His
success is now a part of our his
tory, and an argument for his
promotion. The University
needs a teacher at it's head, and
Edwin A.. Alderman is the man.
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THE DISCOVERY SAVED HIS


MI. G.. Caillouette. Druggist,
Beaversville, ILL.,, says: ITO DIR.
Kings New Discovery I owe my
life. Was taken with la grippe
and tried all the physicians for
miles about. but of no avail and
was given up and told [ could
not live. Having DR.. Kings
New Discovery in my store I
sent for a bottle and began its
use and from the first dose be-
gan to get better, and after u.s.
ing three bottles was up and out
again. 1t is worth his weight 10
gold. We won't keep store or
house without it.
Trial bottles free at J. Il. Hill
&Son's drug store. Regular size
Soc and 81.
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1896-07-23
JUST WHAT'S NEEDED

Exclaims thousands of people who
have taken Hoods Sarsaparilla at
this season of the year, and who have
noted the c of the medicine in
giving them relief from that tired
feeling, waning appetite and state of
extreme exhaustion after the close
confinement of a long winter season:
the busy time attendant upon a large
and pressing business during the
spring months and with vacation time
yet some weeks distant. 1t is is then
that the building-up powers of Hoods
Sarsaparilla are fully appreciated. II
seems perfectly adapted to building up
that prostration caused by change OF
climate or life, and while it tones and
sustains the system, it purifies and vi
allies the blood.
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In the vicinity of Boquet,
Westmoreland Co., Pa. almost
any one can tell you how to cure
a lame back or stiff neck. They
dampen a piece of flannel with
Chamberlain's Pain Balm and
bind it on the affected parts and
in one or two days the trouble
has disappeared. This same
treatment will promptly cure a
pain the side or chest. MI. e. M.
Frye, a prominent merchant oil
Boquet, speaks very highly OF
Pain Balm, and his recommen-
dations have had much to do with
making it popular there. Fol
sale by M. e. Robinson & Bro.
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New N. Y.

New Rochelle, N. Y, July 10.
Annie Vanderhoss, II years
old, of Mount Vernon, accom-
panied by her brother and sister,
went TO Gren Island yesterday.
They remained until last even-
ing and came here to take the 8
p. m. train for their home. The
girl had just recovered from an
attack of typhoid fever and was
weak. She missed her footing
on the stairway leading down to
the depot ana fell, striking on
her head and breaking her neck.
She died instantly.
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Address, F J. CHENEY & CO., To

Address, F. J.. CHENEY & Co, To-
ledo, o. @rSold by Druggists. 75c.
pleased to learn that there is at least
one dreaded disease hat science has
been able to cure in all it's stages, and
that is Catarrh. Halls Catarrh Cure
is the only positive cure known to the
medical fraternity. Catarrh being a
constitutional disease, requires a con-
stitutional treatment. Halls Catarrh
Cure is taken internally, acting di-
.rectly upon the blood and mucous sur
faces of the system, thereby destroying
the foundation of the disease, and Civ
ing the patient strength by building
up the constitution and assisting La
ture in doing its work. The proprie-
tors have so much faith in its curative
powers, that they offer One Hundred
Dollars for any case that it fails to cure.
Send for list of testimonials.
Bold by druggists, 75c
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CONDENSED NEWS.
Happenings of Inter est All Owe
the Continent.

the Continent.
The following bulletin was is,
sued from the Vanderbilt house
yesterday: ''Mr, Vanderbilt:
condition continues to show i'm.
provement. He has commenced
taking solid food"
New York, July 2O.-Cornel.
ius Vanderbilt passed a comfort
atle night and to~day his condi'
ton remains about the same, /;
slight change for the better be,
ing noticeable.
Johnstown. July 2O.-Whil,
going to his work this morning
a young man. John McCool slip,
ped and fell in front of a stree
car and vas ground to pieces I'M
der the wheels. He was the only
support of a widowed mother.
New York July 20. DIARY
Becherie. the 5 year old boy who
was bitten by a dog five weeks
ago at Richmond Hill, L. l., ano
who was taken to St. Catharine's
Hospital, Brooklyn, Thursday,
died at that institution Saturday
from hydrophobia.
Ottawa, Ont. July 2O.-Si2
months in the Central Prison fol-
stealing one cent was the pun.
ishment inflicted yesterday by
Magistrate O'Gata upon Arthur
Vearault, a II year old lad, who
pleaded guilty to taking the coir
from the poor box of St. JOS
eph's Roman Catholic Church.
Lebanon, July 2Oth.--Thieves
stole a keg Of beer from the cell
lal of the Lafayette House early
this morning, The proprietor
hearing a noise, arose aid FREQ
two shots after the fleeing men
one of whom was heard to cry
out with pain. They did nc: stoI
however. Blood was seen on the
ground this morning.
milestone, L. I. July 20
Thomas Egan, a wealthy saloo1
keeper Of College Point, dice
from blood poisoning there yes,
terday. He had his right arm
cut slightly while cleaning a cake
of ice on Monday last. He uset
a piece of sticking plaster tt
cover the cut and paid no atten,
ton to it. Yesterday morning
his arm began to swell. He dice
at 5 o'clock p. N. He leaves
widow and five children.
Elizabeth, July 19.-Mabe
King, aged % years, attempte'
suicide this afternoon at he
home, in this place. by taking
dose of paris green. She ha'
quarreled with her husband au'
he, it is said, in a fit of anger
struck her. She grieved owe
the matter and decided to tax
the poison. Physicians were cal
ed in and she was removed to tn
General Hospital. where the ply
sicians say there is some chanc
of saving her life.
Tarpon Springs, Fla, July 1!
As the result of a practice
joke two men are likely to los
their lives. Last night, as j. /,
Islanders, the station agent {
Ozona, near here, was abou
ready to go home, the Office We
entered by four masked mel
who demanded the Keys. Saur
ders refused to give the
up, but when the men threatene
to kill him, he said he would g,
the keys out of his desk. L
pulled open a drawer, but il
stead of getting the keys he sci
ed a pistol and opened fire on tt
men. Two of them fell woundt
The others ran. When the masl
were torn from the wounded me-
Saunders found he had shot W.
Dixon and Warren Whitehurs
sons of prominent citizens. Tn
are very badly wounded and N;
z not recover.
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FOR HEADACHE.

CURE FOR HEADACHE.
AS a remedy for all forms of
headache Electric Bitters has
proved to be the best. 1t effects
a permanent cure and the most
habitual sick headaches yield to
its influence. We urge all who
are afflicted TO procure a bottle
and give this remedy a fair trial.
In cases of habitual constipa-
ton, Electric Bitters cures by
giving the needed tone to the
bowels, and few cases long re-
sist the use of this medicine. Try
it once. SOC. and $1.0O per bot
tie at j. II. Hill & Sons Drug
Store
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Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
cures colds. Group and whoop>
ing cough. It is pleasant. safe
and reliable. For sale by M. 3.
Robinson & Bro, Gpldsboro, NC.
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Il have taken three bottles of
Hoods Sarsaparilla for impure
blood and regard it as the best
blood purifier in the market"
Lila C. Bell, Greensboro, N. C.
Hoods Pills cure all liver ills.
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"A DRESS
At the Messenger Opera House Last Nigh
by Home Talent.

AT the Messenger Opera House Last Night
by Home Talent.
The soft moonlight and the
southern breezes that prevailed
in this city last night we're propit-
ious circumstances that contributed
to the crowded audience that was
present in the Messenger
Opera House when the large cur
tain was rolled up for the first
scene of GA Dress Rehearsal" a
comic operetta in two acts.
There were those in the audience
that had relatives and friends
whose names were on the pro-
gramme and long before the as
cension of the curtain eager faces
were turned in that direction in
hopeful anticipation of seeing their
favorites acquit themselves with
Ihistrionic honors, and none were
disappointed.
The vision of loneliness that met
the view of the vast audience in
the first scene is better told by the
following names who constituted
the dramatis persona, and who
are non the less popular off the
stage than they in the roles
that they sustained so admirably
last night.
Nine. Epinard. Miss Caddie Fulghum
Mrs. Jarvey........Mrs Levi Einstein
Amy Phibbs. ........M Mrs. Sol Einstein
Sarah Ann...........Miss Sadie Spier
Sophanisba Sp1vens. Miss Eta Spier
Martha Higgins....-. Miss Charlotte
Carrie jackson. Miss Sue Borden
Clara Wilkins. ...... Miss Edna We'll
Pose Jennings......Mis Julia Castsx
P. Pipchback. -. Miss Gertrude We'll
Humpy. The Maid. Miss Hilda Einstein
Accompanist. Miss Winnie Hicks
The play was given under the
auspices of the Ladies Aid Society
for the benefit of Oheb Sholem
Congregation, and no doubt q
handsome sum was realized. The
lobby of the Opera House was
handsomely fitted up with ever
greens, soft lights from japanese
~lanters and inviting tables where
were served refreshments after
the programme vas completed.
the event was highly enjoyed
by the large number of society
people who were present. The
special songs introduced by per
sons on the programme we're re
ceived with unstinted applause.
The final Climax, with all the
voices in chorus, was rendered
with delightful effect, bringing
out the full volume of melody
that the author had in view.
IL
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Greensboro Record: S. Bur
ton. a white man. was killed just
beyond High Point last night by
a train going north. Particu-
lars are meagre, but it is thoughl
he was asleep ON the track.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-12-09
Ser $50 mt.

Gs lit alio be19loIIen norben, am 5. Sa:
nuar in Sn~oianapolis einen N%ational@@pn
bent a~b3u6alten, um Dem Gongreb 8or=
Ii9ldge bebufs Siderftelung unb pOligel
9eiunoung %unIeres 6%inanaipeiens gu ma
9en. Quf bemIel6en fplen Stdote BON
5000 @inpobnern bur9 je einen, bon
10000 our3 5pei H.. I. No., StGote bon
100000 @inpobnern unb barber bur3 a9i
Mbgeorbnete pertreten fein. 9as giebt einen
@onpent bon 1914 Oelegaten, peIGe 44S
Stdbte bertreten.
Oa gu ertparten ftebt, baB Die ein3elnen
9tdbte ibre tii9tigften Sinan5mdnner FEM
ben perosn, 10 pirb Der @onDent ii9er ieiner
periOnli9en 3uIommenIeBung 5ufolge elm
intereifdnter fem. Sb er aber ettpas dus=
ri9ten piro, lit cine Srage an bic 3utunft.
Wenn ct nit @~initimmigfeit ii9 fir bic
@in3iebung Der @reenbads ausipri9t, penn
es i6m iber6dupt gelingt, etnen einfa6en,
einem sSeben berftdnbli9en unb einleu9tenz
ben Plan our @eiunbung un1eres Sinan3z
tpeiens in leiner Mitte un3une6men, INN
ibn benz GongreB gu empfeblen, 10 mag ia
etpas @utes be3pedt tperben, aber mir leugz
men nint, DaB mir bic 8eiorgniB ni9t losz
tperoen %fOnnen, es tperben 10 piele Mnii9ten
auf benz Plune erf9etnen, unb 10 piele 2eute
nit finan5iellen Stedenpferben unb finanz
5telen 9uadmitteln, uno es perben 10 biele
Ib6anolunsen p%erlefen tperben, DaB ben
Sbetlnebmern bic Schulz reiBt unb Die
Webr5abl nd4 9aufe gebt, ebe etpds Ser
niinftiges bat errei9t tperben f0nnen.
0atirli6 fann Dem borgebeugt perben,
tpenn Der Gonbent pie Elm politii6er Gon=
bent eebanbbabt perben pirb; tpenn ale
8ori9ldge an bas gomite fir 8eI9liife
geben unb bas 8erleTen bon N~bbanblungen
in Die Nbenoe berpieien ipirb. l1nb ba
bic Sadie einmal angefangen lit, 10 piin@
f9en mir berielben ben beften @rfolg. Nud
oesbalb, neil es f9on Elm Sortf9ritt 1T,
tpenn uniere @ei9dftsfreile ben guten @il=
len 8eigen, an benz pOlitif9en Qeben bes
2anbes tbeil5unebmen uno gu Der @infi9t
gelangt iino, baB fte feline perniinftige ST.
nan3geiebgebung ertparten f0nnen, 10 lange
tie bie1elbe 2euten iiberlaHen, stpel9e Der
groBen Mebr5abl na4 ni4ts bapoH per=
iteben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-12-09

nige @ngloz4meritaner, bus bsutl4zameri=
fanifde @lement; er lit io3uiagen inmitten
Dehelben aufgepa6fen. feline politii9en uno
iocialen 8s5iebungen iinb felt fiinfuno5panz
gig Sabren ouf bus @ngte nit Dem aebsn
unb @irfen bes Observation-Disclosures
berfniipft, 9as 0eutfd2Nmeritanertbum
miro in 6enrp s. Pupne itets einen tparmen
5iirIpre9er bdben, penn Sremoenbaier,
Surroundings unO 5emperfn5fanatifer bic
&egierung Mc&inIep's fir lire unpatriOti=
19en unb bunflen pldne 3u gepinnen fr4en.
@enn i9on fem 0eutf9zQmeritansr
bur9 einen &a~6inetSpoiten, pie i'm 3. 9.
@arl 59ur3 in Der 0aDesf9en 4ominiitraz
tion eingenommen bat, ausge5si9net lperben
IoG, bann fam lib bas Oeuti9<Qmerifaner=
tbum feinen beiieren 5reuno i'm &abtnet
tpiinf6en, ais 9enrp s. Papne DON
Wiscon1in,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-12-09

bic politil9e 5ru6t bieier ungeiunben Ser
bdltniffe 1T.
Dem populismus lit ba9er au9 nit ppli=
tii4en Programmen, ipel6e feline 9 ers
pre3nngen ent6alten, bic in Der
2ei9tgldubigen 6offnungen erpeden
Dorldufig ni9t bei3ufommen. Sc nii9ternel
bas progrumm Der Republitaner lit, ie me-
niger es fali6e 9offnungen erpedt, bette
tpeniger Nusii9t bat es in &anfas ober Gee
brasfa gu ftegsn.
@rt tpenn Der Populismus nod
mebr l1nheil angeri9tet but, pirb in
ienen Staaten cine tarte @egenz
bepegung einfeben; erlt penn bas 8oit
in ienen Staatsn our grtenntniB gelangt,
baB es fi9 BON 0emugOgen fat IRE fiibren
laFen, tpirb es auf ben re9ten @eg einlenten.
8is babin aber mirb es nod btttere @rfab=
rungen MAIDEN unb bdrte Priifungen peroen
linn nt9t eripart bleiben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-12-09
Die 8fcrneuer.

Mas nplen eigentli9 bic Oemotraz
Den &epublttanern cine Safe 5telen?
Sber au pel9' anberem 3ped. empfie9li
benin Sones, Der 8oriiber bes Oemofru=
tii9en Nationuleomites, Carlisle, Der
S6abamtsietretdr, ober Der bemotratiI9e
5enatpr pugb bon Nlabama bic 8ierteuer?
Senator pugb bemerfte por einigsn 3asen:
SD Jimmie in Der lebten Sibung fir bic
@rbO6ung Der 8ieriteuer auf $500 per
Barrel; cine fol6e @rbD9ung tpiiroe $685.
100000 bis 100000 900 Der 8unbesfafe
3ufii6ren, unb feline HidIi9t 1oIte Ills barr
an binoern, cine fol9e Steuer Su er9sben,
.NiemanO piiroe bieIe 9teaer fi9len. Die
@rtrafoien lpiir0en fir ben 8tertrintsr zine
8leinigfeit iein, 10 Helm, baB er ie gar
ni9t bemerfsn piirbe,"
Nun 1T etne iol9e 8e6auptung cine
Srsa6eit. Semanb tpiirbe Dieie OsetBig
Millionen gu beaablen baden, uno bas
tit bod feline &leinigteit. Sn DeutT9lanb
piirbe man iiber cine Iol9e n&leinigteit"
BON 100 Miqionen Marf bic 6dnbe iiber Dem
&opfe 5uIammeni9ldgen.
Oa bus @las 8ier ni4t fir me6r als S
Gents b%erfauft tperben fann uEb Die 8rauer
BET etnem Preis BON $500 per Barrel ni9t
$500 Steuer be5ablen f0nnen, 70 piirbe Der
Preis fofprt auf minbeItens $500 in bic
6O6e geben unb bieie Yreiser9O5uag tDiirbe
bon ben % ir en- be5ablt tpsroen miiifen.
Oieie ipiiroen ii6 duf anbere Weiie f9aDz
lDs bulten; ie piirben nod fleinera @ldier
geben, i9le9ter eini4enten, ben reun6" a6@
icbaffen un6 Dor MQem Sen vGrowler
trade" bei6neiben.
unb neil Dus Wirtbsgei9Gft nit 8ier=
dusf9ant bauptld9li9 in ben 6Gaben Der
OeutI6en liegt, ba 95 Yro3ent alsr 8rauer
i'm 2anbe 9eutI9e iinb, unb ba bas metite
8ier BON 0euti9en unb BON ben Q~bei=
r n %getrunten pirb, tpel9e ii9 ain Qun4=
tii6e einen 9uten Biiien, i'm uGrowler"
ii9 bag Bier fir Die i'm 3innteHel mitgs@
bra9te Ma6l3eit bolen: 9esbalb piirbea Die
80 Millionen Dollars bouptid6li9 poll Den
0eut de n uno 5tpur bon ben oeit1Gen
Nrbeitern, ni9t aber bon ben 8rauern
be5ublt tperoen.
Wesbulb left benin Der r8iertsifrn"
S9aoe in Wai6ington ben bemofrati=
den Siibrern ni6t gang ge6Drig ben
Sert, baB ie cine 8ierfteurr in @ori9lag
brin9en?
Nun gebt gerabe nod qb, baB Glepslqnb
in ieiner 8OtI4aft IN BEN @ongreB cine
fplAe Steuer empfieblt. Wie tpdre es, tpenr
Der Waibinstoner 8iertribun am WeiBen
9aufe antlopfen unb feline @arnung benz
Prdiibenten re9t5eitig5 ans !9er5 legen
tpiirbe9'
Sber reiht fein Ginfl1B nlr Bis our nme
5%dunung oes WeiBen 9auies
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-12-09
atnfer atet@mtatbtaer 9raNSemt.

OaB @rober Gleoelanb Elm m1tbtger Brd@
fibent 1T, bat er oft ge3eigt. l1nO baB er
3uglei9 ieinen @1eidmutb gu beipa6ren per~
ftebt, bat er in Dem iebt gu Gnoc gebenben
Sabre mmitten Der r~ieiigIten Nnfe9tungen
beptefen. 9ieier GIei9mutb fennSei9net
ou6 feline neueite SubresbOti6aft.
4us i6r iprt6t ~teinerlei S9ubenfreube
iiber Die Gieberlugen feiner bosbaften bemoz
tratifden unb pDpuliiiiden Seinbe. llnb
pie iiberuus bef9etben er in ieinem @lei3z
mutb 1T, bas priie6t man aus Der bemefenen
&iirSe, pomit er ii6 iiber feinen grOBartigeu
Sriumpb in Der 8ene5uelazAngelegen9ei
GuBert.
8pl ~mubbuItsnber &rdft, nie lie glei9z
miitbigen Mdnnern eigen lit, unb audi pol
unaufbringli6er Weis6eit, Iinb feine @euBez
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