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AZ UNJUST JUDGE RnHUKEi7


4 notable case q 'yr&auF ana ias''e1'e
90 the bench ApprA's 70 nave V''" ''"''''
larry Aad enIhai 'e4.'f 't'-Af4 e.-' ~ tux
saet@uieaio California. '-'-''A' 1.s''''' ~"
'he Teoeh; e.s<''91 ana 'n' S"o'A''''''''
Evelius bee is iaufa-as 'e'' .'S'
laughing las' ever 'ee @s@-'' "1''1 %
has bee" ii1lAe us Nu-e ieF MORE Inn d
year
Too many o. OH judges are 9lsFosf1 *,
abls" 'he power 10 F@a's'' 'e' -''-''' "--~
u seems tA4t one oi 'n~' e@''s''' was 81"
tHe semen iA 9"e'A'.' BIO. 41 e '@s' N-'7'
''S''''oh5 was ''l"'''- ~ ''e
.A''se a'Sl'. 70 s~','@ az -'''''''
WON 3a''-Asi's evidence "@9 'HA' '~
me ,''o''a'''u ~ '"' ''s'''''"' p ''-'' ~
N' june N'A' '""'
.'''' '''a.'"s 'o '"' "-'''''e' ~S
'"u'',"''o" ~ '"e reporter ne h'' s-''
'"'"'7' '"e reporter ana "a 'ne !-1e'
N"l N'' 'D'' inc '7A'u IN 'AA's'hs " '9'''
'4AoA- 4Ae '"!'os 0' 'Ae paper was o'''1
before tHe COURT 'Ae ll9Se became prose
'n'of ana jury ans hhea 'he f1iioF S~''
iH the reoru' election 'ne hee op'He4 Hs
batteries and kept THIS case before The p'3-
''r ana they repnlia'ed me unjust )n"ke
hf large maloFi'f
inc people are always aud justly qulcR
'o Uphold the dignity OF the courts. oIi
NOV "'li not inaorsr arbitrary ana }F1n-
nous ''Neu'i GA th' part OF me Judges.
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win nna ate, awhile that 81 has mshe .
wotui mistake IL this estimate of tire peo-
pie among whom It is plhlsbea IL. inaeed
II has &c, already had striking evidence on
tha; roia:.
The ehss. mischief which such uttnrshces
as those arosed t-orn ihs Galveston News
create, is 10 re found In the Confederation
nus furnished from a southern source ~
the gross slaraers upnn tho South pub
iisheA IN THE Northern journals THE GAL
veston News Is ar old rarer and the
Northern papers win which :, exchanges
inaxsia. that IT 10 representative South
ern paper and voices sentiment 81 This SEC
ton. Some az them even mink Il has pc-
lii!oRl influence, aus upan these mistaken
IN; honestly irf;artrt estimates al the
News standing 81 Texas ghey quote rs
kssAuiis apcn TIE southern democracy ~
having weight. !. they knew whit; no.
li;icAl p6rtIh Il Is IN Texas, What vlcinus
enemy G. Saniner1 aernocrary & Is. rs
abuse 8. TIE Sou;A voula fail iisi even 81
ihe North. The Pas; IN THE Interests nf
COMMON sgstioe t5- Texas ens southern
people therefore. !. cog1nciled thns an
ybatically 10 eater protest Asaina the
News perslsteacy in Its hostility towards
tht-g. Southern
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oncb. N order thai ru,,,ic sentiment vHth
-eferapca % them rnsy - sultt sscrr-
ts6rec Nrfore thelr Hrnl presentation 70
the Legislature 81 Jaruary No sneita-
man, shonld bc asked Dor tina, has r"i
heon fully discussed ir ihe public p7iH's
by the citizens generate.
Those hack counties In KenpcSv have
ncen SLOW ana ~'lamefacea ahcnt coming
- with Mckinley RETURNS
-.----l-.---i.-----
rho rich lsrds m Hacris and ccutAes
AROUND AND ssou; g. present the Most
inviting reld for sent,lenent ami rvas'-
meni ana those sre comlue win n rush
and nj to she urhuidiHs Of Houston as
the General city,--sions wi.l the aan,
prosperous towns snd communities S8fns
places ana SECTIONS have he1 fp-Urt Se-
hand them hut with us our fu,sre 10
ahead OF Us
rs q reported .thai Bou-se Coch-Rr i
20 rnsrts ,he .isush'e7 o; ar Enelsn lnra
Vel. lot HIM SO 81 sha. ane ~e @ii oat
St. even.
~ country o. Central Aries tNo-e -
ar a7mi-4hlt custom ,nsi Aa 7eA!e
sreskrrs mus, stahd on nne cs ihoa-
changing lucs--v.hHt speskiue TVS REQ
l..sugos wv ConG thires--.aut IS 1854 the
s9eaisc- is -cas'ouab,y snaer ASA me o'3fr
j. tnH, pa W. no, snoak vcrs long THIS
reform Should Nc A-our.t over Sn4 a2oi &C.
90 % fnls eouutss
l.a' Us ee. Hnassor's -haonel 70 ne sea
81 shir shaI't hstors hc lgica'asaa rara-
- na..t at ANY rare Wo vs.. @an. 'c ca
yol some a. iht ea.cEoroa CON. -oe"ec
r,. ~ro..- - - - v-., -,es i.
esr 49,, ,..,.s ~. q. 81, --.-,. TIE
g.. Fan a.,,'a. ,..,. r1s ~. ., s5..
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"- me !"0-'' I'D
'4f'E N'"ff 81 "'ef --e ''.--.'f' '.'-' 90
-.--
u sva4i E-,tsl1 WANTS as REPORTED 70
~ r...'.,s So. a.. -. ...., =, D..
.r-s ~ $50 D., -.-, - o.. -s--.
- A.a- ~-4y = tA-I. hsere Cows r..
c-.3A u,w t. Srn---r c41 al ar4
NANf.oa ara tcw %res g.
3d. rae Re w-s o.. 81. He te~ v.o
-, .-..,. ..[ o,...'..,. .,--. XIII
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.@- Is WIS thev rar-t i-.. --e .~.A,.u:
-n,s steiu 20 .4 }..,-A.-,-. .f.e. So tnu.t.
----
mere are aHi t"o F-'A' questions now
N'.'. N''-.'s @''eH'ioA 70 ms c''N as direct
mss 20 pheHomen" growth ae1p fnci
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-.
80.
lie, Houston men demonstrate tina. 8 a
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nuiiding the Cabinet.

Detroit Nows II Is only fair to say that
Major Mckinley has also received con-
gratpia,ious from some men who don't care
Tor f'nceH
l'inburg Chronicle Telegraph Cabinet
SucFring ~ harmless sort OF occupation.
y srlpsss these who engage In II and does
nNf annoy the man who finally makes the
aeifriioU
Washington Star The worry OF the po-
ii'lcal prophets s. not over by any means
The coming presidents cabinet IL still to
b. selected.
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est proportion of native voters and the
fowest cities voted for the cheap dollar and
the platform of assault on courts, coustitu-
ton and law. Almost without exception the
States In which the foreign vote and the
city population were greatest turned up IN
the Mckinley column. and just as surely
the States In which the native vote was
greatest and the city vote the smallest de-
clared for Bryan.
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NIch3son GIOhe.
II Is usually said OF the people who
haven't a ok OF sense on earth mat tbny
nave very happy dispositions. '''"' '''V'
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VIZ dEl IF-NVatCh,
whoever may 30 INTO the cabinet. Mark
s llama Will undoubtedly be secretary Of
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swerei No business or personal address
W." r. sn"hi Al I> rr
Houston Post. owing to III large NUM-
be- OF questions received, answers can not
Always nc gwen promptly"
Who were tho Fredouianse Where IA
they come from. and whors IA ihey ~
W]vr ,.s ,S'i,e a. + ,cto'.Sa ""''N "Ns
\ Reader.
While Texas belonged to MeN'to' in
April. iSe5, the land between the Seiae
and the Nav0sota rivers was sran'NI TO
Hayden Edwards. Soon after be nai COO
med the tract and spent thousands ~ doll
lars on his colony. D.anco, the soNernor
Ir,n.,,ts o,,, s,,.,..,, ~ l,,s ,,,ln,, s,s h,nd
49, ''9 "''4 - va ''''
ed themselves together as F'redOninnS ana
resolved to light for the liberties chat had
been promised them. After skirmish or
two. large body of MeX!cans advanced
upon the little bard Of rebels causing
them 10 retire across the Sabine. The
commander of the Freedman soldiers was
Martin Farmer.
Gar, ,.o,, ,r,r,,,, No with s,,.,.,,os ~,
su c'lc1 in various countries of the worll.
Win t4e principal canses and the layorlte
'''a t''N'' chosen "'A
ne most recent hGures we nave give
10000 of tho population. Saxony. 3l1;|
Denmark 25s srhlesw,r-1Iol4,eIn oi0.
=, .,9'' st. - 9"',%erh'hd' zo'z' France
lo''' berinan Empire, 14S. Hanover. li,2;
queensland, l3.5. Prussia, 1873, Victoria.
III New south Wale-, g.S. BAVARIA 81;
New Xealund. 80; South Australia. So;
sweden. ST. Norway. IS. Belgium. So;
England and Wales So. Tasmania 5.8
,,u' FIi " o., Seol'ahd' a'oi l'a!y' o."
Netherlands, So. United States, SIS. Rus
ae,i-tum and nio,holtsn, ,,,ro t,,a ,,.,,,,,,'
raj causes shooting was the f,vorita
,,.,,,I,as -, ''0
Please tell me the origin of TINT o,o,nt
tons" Gee.
1t Is of French origin and Is from an Old
play called '1.Avocat patel.n." \ GER
Ia n draper had been ropbej Of some cloth
"S d 'n"Ner ana some sheep pN shep-
ht - rt,-,,. l,,-t.,
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HOUSTON DAILY POST.
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as Second Class Matter.
subscription by Mali-Dsii, and sunday Post, oas
year, $500; six months $40; three ino@iss
ss sa;,"' ps .s a %sn ,s., si sl b.
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year, 81 Ooi sig months, SOC three months Sse
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THE CITY.
The lost IS delivered 10 any part OF the
ciiv by carriers al $40 pes month. three
onths. $500 siN months. :dg.i one 1e-''
a2.00
Mr.. Theodore Boring has charge Of the
CITY Circulation and Collecting
Messrs. Theodore Brrlug and Ch4fits
Lott are the authorized collectors ~ al
city bills. both advert!sius and s4b-cr.I-
ton. ana no money should lie tGi1 - :
one o'h"r titan those raneI. unlsss 8 oe al
written authority signct by the BuslnrSs
Manager - shown Al accounts OF any
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The Houston Printing Company
No Orders FOR ecoGs. etc arc given ut
the inanagemen, and none NIL b. acccp ]
H. Payment Of Office hiit
Subscribers failing TO receive the paper
regularly VIII please no;!fy Tie Office
promptly. Every suhscrbcrs paper Is "x.
peotel to be delivered no, late: ,nau . ~
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Tho Guy Of NON York has assei Tor Tho
loan Of the sunday school room, f9t ~1,n.
ron school purposes Tho population ~
New York II growing more rapidly ih4n
its educational facilities. ant -. msy cz-
peci sim greater pcrceniases ~ Ul.'erary
In It's population "a . frW yr4rs fhaH u
presents nov. ono % ihs mos, striking
evidences OF the ignorance there nnn "a
the PhaTialisfn and Arrogance o. 90
press.
I-lsh' Is breaking ~ isv' for fne cff.an-
-Weyier has actually Hker The Gs,8 !n
person.
fIopoSeA municipal charter amer qfnsnt,
10 be presented TO She nc1t .ssgsls.4fe
should be formulated ana publlsas., a,
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New York. November ID bumped
against a genial gentleman from out of
town this afternoon. lie carried a stick
and was limping. Solicitude on my part
led 10 his telling me that he only had a
fall. And he went on. seriously, The
fellow who can come to this town without
falling Is a good one New York is evil
IDENTITY gay enough for some sightseers. even
under u reform administration.
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Miss Nancy Mcintosh, formerly of Pitts
burg. Will be the prima donna Of Days
No "Geisha" company. During the rcgu-
lar season at the theater this light opera
tic success will be presented every after
noon, according to present plans Miss Nc
lntosh's big brother. Burr will soon 20
out as star, and he doesn't seem to have
any fear about the result.
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III Of The silver repup''' y
ate. including the boilers iT' y i.
Louis convention have been D' .,sA
with one exception they are -, =. -,
a willingness to return A. " sscisls 4
caucus and abide by the IN, N, ~
.@rry measures except tioss *, ,s u
.i,rr mr., II is understood ,a az Il
o ~, ~ 10 support the ninsl'ss I, a
passage is deemed oSpeus..n TIE ~
Of their rarity in the seha 1,,,h. als
oeption is Mr.. Cannon oil ..',ssrJ .
with his colleagues y, ~. Baas
PETER OF Kansas ana % with C,''I
carolina. MIR. Irby Of ss,o, n,,
ncrhaps MIR. Allen of \, pn',so,sA
veto " for the Dingley bill p rSt,s
notifications are nlau rs,,videi n
crease the protection prp r'fte- d
t,,rel products. senator Ind Ind \.
who has been stirring rsUCuuslssi
on this subject, Is lui.' ssssis
Dingley bill w'li p, radicil "a
who is one Of the mo;l nd 2
on the democratic sl', :, sill y
former. declares tbat n ars he is'
the passage of the M, by %,
lieve it will be oppos'" =,
leagues. Nil, does "
If the Dingiey p Nh, he bel
senate this winter i VIZ yo,si
republicans said ssn a,,ll 10, ~
| do not look for an, c,ns~tff
Louis. They fully ne ',,rsr At "
ty to the cause o, s n gain ;. 4
sion and have nothihs " -
tlpir opposition = .,al
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Those back counties In Ken'pcSv hsve
neon SLOW sn3 silanefaccc ahont coming
- With Mcklnleo rctnrn..
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The POSTS LETTEk BOX.

Crh!s Department is intended 70 answer
questions that are o. gcucta. interest US
n.all object is 10 supalN out ~ the-MlE
facts and cur ous Information. QUESTIONS
OF pers email interest only wN not Ne an
swere1. No business or ptrsonRl NidrCSS
VIII h., given. All corrcsucNdvncc should
be addressed TO The Letter Son, care
houston Post. owing TO She large MUM
b.r Of questions received, answers eah not
!. lMANs hn giNen nrNnlutlN.l
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Does anybody suppose that IIanna'-
money d.d not directly control 25,o00 votes
in the close states? And yet 5000 more
votes in those States would have elected
Bryan OH no. Money didn't carry the
elections.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1896-07-30
B. F. Ehlers & 60, Fort Street
WV. DIMOND,S

This is hot weather, food
spelling weather, unless the
proper attention is given to re-
frlgerator suggestions. There's
all sorts of devices for keeping
food fresh, good, bad or indiff-
erent. Some of the named re-
frigerators are no better than
dry goods boxes; the lining is
not right and the system
OF draught and air circulation
Is defective.
In the United States there
were complaints against the
Gurney, complaints we had
not heard Of here. When we
were at the Coast a few weeks
ago, we took the trouble to
investigate and learned that
the objections were all RIGHT.
but they We're against the Cur
ney Challenge refrigerator and
not the Quincy Cleanable.
We sell the Cleanable; were
appointed sole agents for the
Hawaiian Islands and we
don't sell any other. The
Quincy Cleanable is lined
with mineral wool, the great
est non-conductor known to
science; the Quincy Chal-
lengo is lined with charcoal
and is a cheap combination
that is unserviceble.
Foods are easily kept sweet
and appotizjng with a right
refrigerator to help. Your
summer health is easier kept
than regained. There are
many retrigerators, some ex-
ceIIent ones, but none equal the
Quincy Cloanable. Profits are
forgotten when we sell them.
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REMARKS.

So as to bring the two near to-
yther for facility of comparison,
NE amended form of Schedule e,
sdopted after correspondence re-
Mod below is Nare niKan:
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return according to Schedule r
during the month of July, 1896.
Section 68 of the Act in question:"
they proceeded to say, provides
only for such returns as are to be
made in the month of January of
each year." They would
therefore refuse to make return
during the current month of the
matters comprised in Schedule e,
and resist any attempt on the part
of the assessor, under existing
laws, either to levy tax on their
business enterprises or to increase
the valuation of their property by
the construction of any OF the
matters involved in Schedule E.
Minister Damon, replying on
behalf Of the assessor, called the
attention Of the protesters to sec
ton II Of the law, providing
"that the combined property
forming such basis of such enter
prise for profit shall be assessed
as whole on its fair and reason
able aggregate value This
provision is now law" said the
Minister Of Finance, "uuJ in
making such an assessment the
assessor may be suppos. d to have
tine rIgu. 10 seek and consider ali
available information bearing on
the question before him." and he
asked: Would not the answers
to the questions asked 10y Sche-
dule Il be an important part of
such information? Under the
law Of 1892 the assessor has the
legal right to examine under oath
any person or persons whom he
may suppose to have knowledge
of any property liable to tax
alton
Thus the issues are clearly
drawn between the protesting tax
payers and the law as interpreted
by the Minister of Finance. In
his letter Mr.. Damon promised to
have the schedule in question
amended to correct its uncertainty
as to the time for which the bust
ness tax is levied. 1t will be seen
that the revised schedule makes it
the year to the first of July.
Since the BULLETIN has been re-
quested to give its opinion on the
question of complying with the
notice of the assessor, with regard
to Schedule E, it has no hesitation
in doing so. All who are not pre-
pared to have legal expenses add
ed to their taxes ought to fill up
the schedule. Let the rich con-
Germs sustain the contest on the |.
points in dispute, and, if they sue
coed in driving a coach and four
through the provisions for bust
ness tax, then the Government |
will be required to provide, at
next session of the Legislature,
for refunding the tax to all who
shall have paid it. The protest
ing concerns, which are all or
nearly all owners of plantations,
seem to have gained one impor-
tant concession by the amended
schedule, in the elimination of
crops of sugar, coffee and rice
from the property to be returned
therein.
"
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1896-07-30

Information required in esti-
Mating aggregate value combined
property which is the basis of
Business enterprises for profit, re-
CARED by Section IS Session
laws 1896.
ABATEMENT OF PAST YEARS BUsI-
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10 Let.

A HOUSE OF EIGHT lS) ROOMS,
next to the White House, Nuuanu street.
S25 per month. The Furniture in the
house is for sale. Apply to
3GS-u A. V. GEAR.
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By AUTHORITY.
Irrigation Notice.

holders of water privileges, or those pay
4sg water rates are hereby notified that the
'.ours for irrigation purposes are from to s
cEsIock A. NJ. and to q o'clock p. NJ.
ANDREW BROWN,
Superintendent Honolulu Water Works.
soprOved:
J. A. KING
Minister of the interior.
Honolulu, July l6, 1896. 356-lm
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1896-07-30

at is amusing to note that the
adverse criticism passed upon our
remarks concerning metropolitan
newspapers comes from men who
know as little about practical
newspaper work in the United
States as they do of flying ma
chimes. Advertiser.
1t is amusing to note also that
before the author of the foregoing
sneer had learned his A i C's--
he has yet to master his spelling
book - the writer's on the BULLE.
TIN were past masters in American
journalism, as they can prove.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1896-07-30

The Advertisers editorial note
in this mornings issue about the
price Of quinine III Italy has been
going the rounds Of the press for
the last year. It was published
in the BULLETIN as reprint mat
ter several months ago, which
shows just how far the Advertiser
is behind the times.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1896-07-30
Timely Topics
REFRIGERATlNG MACH INES
AND CREAM SEPA-
RATORS.
C)N

Now that the Fourth of July
celebration is over and people
are settling down to business
again, we desire to call the
attention of the residents of
the Hawaiian Islands to a few
matters of interest.
We have lately been APP
pointed sole agents for BAR
| BER'S REFRIGERATlNG MA
! CHIMES.
This machine can readily be
arranged in creameries, ETC., SO
as to cool cream. milk and
. water to any desired tenpera-
ture down to and below ireez-
ing, as also to hold a we'll
insulated Dutter-rOOm at any
temperature desired above 30
degrees, only requiring the
running of the machine. from
four to six hours per day,
which is the usual time that
the other machinery in a
creamery is operated.
In addition to CreameneS,
these machines are also adapted
for use in produce houses,
meat markets, hotels, club
houses, etc. Their perfect work
has been demonstrated fully
in the past two years in a large
number of creameries in differ
ent portions Of the East, and
more particularly in the EIgin,
ILL.,, district, as we'll as in butter
houses IN Chicago, New Or
leans, and elsewhere. \
The cost of operation is no.
minal, as the charge of ammo
MIA furnished with the plant
should last a year or more
without recharging, and will
cost only about $500
The DE LAVAL CREAM
SEPARATORS are now in al
most universal creamery or
factory use the world over,
and in the past few years the
Dairy or Baby" sizes of these
machines have almost as COM
pleteIy revolutionized general
dairying as had the larger
machines previously the cream
cry industry.
The De Laval Company now
presents to the public a smaller
type of its latest and most
improved alpha" machines
intended for household and
small dairy use, and designed |
to confer in its new field the
same ineStimable benefits of
centrifugal separation of cream
from milk as have the larger
machines in their respective
spheres.
No more fitting and des-
crlptive term could we'll be |
applied to this little machine
than the name which has been |
so aptly given 1.-THE "Hum-
ming-Bird." 1t is very small,
very compact, extremely SIM
pie, easily understood and |
cared for, safe and durable. 1t
possesses every advantage to
be found in any of the larger
alpha" machines, is so ex-
tremeIy easy of operation by
reason of its new method of !
obtaining motion as to be
designed mainly for use by
women and children, and is
absolutely thorough in its
effectiveness. 1t need simply
be said that it fuIhllS every .
requirement of its purpose.
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