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Adams County news. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1898-1906, 1900-07-04

OF July. II this wish had been granted,
it in safe to say that the worthy gentle
man who expressed it would have been
exceedingly surprised. During the cen
turys sleep, says the St. Louis Repub
lie, America had advanced from n state
OF tutelage into a vigorous state of indie
pendence. and the joy of her people at
finding their forefathers' dream of liberty
fully realized was never more character
istically shown than on the day that
marked the centennial celebration of the
country's greatest holiday. Verify, the
visitor from the land of shades would
have been amazed at the sights and
sounds of that splendid anniversary. In
a word, he would have found himself in
an entirely new world.
How amazed this worthy eighteenth
century patriot would be il he could only
shake off his shroud and take look ut
his~Fatherland during the Fourth of
July. He would then see how great are
the strides which the country has taken
since that ever-memorable day, when he
bravely signed his name to the most i'm
portant document that was ever formu-
lated in America, and II would not take
him long to realize the fact that the Unit
ed States have grown greatly in many
directions since their people celebrated
the centennial anniversary of the Fourth
of July. Indeed. there are many thou
sands Of Americans who would tell him
that the country has cause to rejoice on
this Fourth of July.
Great A chievements.
Is 1t necessary to enumcrate the many
reasons for national rejoicings? Do we
not all remember how American seamen
gave the death blow to Spain's colonial
power on that memorable day before the
Fourth of July, 1S9S-on the day when
the gallant but luckless Admiral Cervera
steamed out of Santiago Bay right into
the arms of a vigilant foe, with the result
that he was captured and his entire
squadron was practically annihilated? !?
Can we forget the story of FL Caney, the
charge of the Rough Riders up San Juan
HILL on the memorable days OF July |
and 2, and the many other stirring Incl
dents Of the Cuban campaign. or is there
a true American living whose pulse does
not beat faster at the memory of the
Adams County news. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1898-1906, 1900-07-04
Making the Best OF IL.

"Wlll you have this here wor
be your lawful welded wifeT'
"That's what lowed I would.
"Will you love, honor and obey
"Ain't you got that switched
parsonr" said the groom.
"John," said the bride-eiect,
You reckon the parson knows hi
nessi Answer the question:
Yes" said the groom; "reck
have to."-Atlanta Constitution.
Adams County news. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1898-1906, 1900-07-04
Forgot the Fireworks.

Farmer Jones--Let's see, Sally, guess
we've got everything for the Fourth now
sticking plaster, lint, sweet oil. splints,
crutches, bandages-
irs. Jones-But. good gracious. silas!
you've forgot to buy the freworksI-
Puck.
Adams County news. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1898-1906, 1900-07-04

Two Important Words Lach
There Is no word In the Chine
guage that conveys an intimat
what we term public opinion.
there a synonym for patriotism.
Adams County news. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1898-1906, 1900-07-04
AMERICAS PROGRESS
GROWTH OF THE UNITED STATES
IN A CENTURY.

Events of National Import
Recalled by the Celebration of July
Fourth = Great Strides Which Our
Country Has Taken.
Adams County news. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1898-1906, 1900-07-04
A Fourth of Juy Joke.

A Fourth OF Ju'y Joke.
1t was hot, close. evening, the third
of July, many years ago. A young law
yer and some friends were sitting outside
of his Office in Springfield, ILL.,, 10 get
Adams County news. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1898-1906, 1900-07-04

When q woman cuts q man :
street he attributes It 10 her
features
Adams County news. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1898-1906, 1900-07-04

NE of the wise
men who signed the
declaration of inde-
pendence is said to
have expressed the
wish that he might
arise from his
grave a hundred
years later in order
that he might wit
ness the manner in
which postcrity OBJ
l A. E..sL
The colored American., 1900-12-15
SPARTA
Pool and Billiard Rooms.
1906 Pennsylvania Avenue, n. W.

This large, spacious and wei. situa-
ted pleasure establishments nas had
added 60 1t q new room in the third
story for pool aud billiards, " here those
who do not care TO play in the Zarger
apartments can have a degree Of
privacy not to be obtained elsewhere.
This new room is handsomely furnished
and lighted by electric lights. The
atmosphere is cooled by electric fans.
You are cordially invited to make
inspection of these pool and billiard
parlors Yon will receive hearty vel
come at ady time. Ask for
SAMUEL A. TYLER, Manager.
The colored American., 1900-12-15

ana see hlm squ1rm, as he gJances oVel
his letters Of endorsement and wriggles
In the effort to get himself up TO the
point to say no! and he will see the
white line IN all its hideous and malig-
nant forms. This man may be pillar
in the ultra fashionable white church,
heavy Contributor to Negro insti
tutiOns Of learning, a staunch friend OF
the Negro-stsunch friend Of the Ne
gr) is an American phrsse and means
not what it says, but ''friend of the Ne
gro in his place."
This is the American estimate of the
Negro, he is human being with place
and if he doesn't lock out it will be
benevolently sssimulated by The horde
of foreigners who are focking to this
country yearly by the Thousands, The
white race the world over has gotten
world It is doing it by craft and Gun
ming and by force of arms and diplo
macy, and it is not overscruplous as to
the methods which it employs to &C
complIsh the results. The unWritten
history Of some OF it's large real estate
transactions would not be creditable to
its honor or its business integrity if
made public. Might rather than right
Is the foundation stone upon which
these pushing and popular and power
ful Anglo SaxOns have reared what to
them seems an imperishable structure.
The great Indian Red Jacket in a
speech be fore a council of the chiefs
and missionary at the Six NatiOrs in
1905, among other things says speak
ing Of the Pi0us Palm Singers who stole
their lands: They asked for small
seat. We took pity on them and grant
ed their request and they sat down
among US. We gave them corn and
meat, and in return they gave Us pOis'
on. The white people having now
found our country coed, tidings were
sent back and more came ameng rs.
Yet we did not fear them, We took
them to be friends. They called as
brothers; We believed them, and gave
them larger seat. At length their
number so increased they wanted more
land, they wanted our country, war
took place, Indians were hired to fight
against Indians, and many Of our peO-
pie were destroyed. And 1t always
happens that way to the "assim ated"
especially when they are Outwardiy
recognized as "br0thers." When par
ticularly avaricious and crafty white
man wishes to make an indelible i'm
preston on a Negro whom he knows
has money or moneys worth he sinks
his prejudices to color and will some
times join a Negro church in order
to emphasize his contempt for race
distinction? 1 know two such hypO.
critics who In Washington after the
War of Rebellion were thicker than
thieves with the Negroes, and who
made money because their interests
were supposed to be with the Negroes
end their sympathies. One of them is
now a millionaire the other is a great
publisher, the millionaire employs En-
glish servants in his household; the
publisher .Swedes, and rarely il ever
alludes to the Negro in his great jour
The colored American., 1900-12-15

pIcSsIOu III anOCnor IOrm. Iher6 Is one
fact about the Anglo Saxon race and it
mas no particular respect for poverty.
nor sym pathy for those who are in it's
power. 1t knocks down and walks
over anybody that gets in Its way. when
1t takes notion to do thing, it does
it, 1t does great many things that it
ought not TO do, but this is accounted
for by its OverWeening ambition to di
vest itself OF its swaddling clothes and
put on the formidable habillments of q
full fiedged world power, cannons, war
vessels and all.
Tho United States In It's present am
bilious desire to become facile princeps
of the nations of the world, illustrates
in it's career ss a nation the effects
which the love of power, fame, honors
and gold produces upon those who
have been, aud'are thus afflicted. Noone
has heard the true story which led to
the occupation of the Transvaal by the
Dutch and 1t will be q good many half
centuries before the true story OF the
occupation Of the PHILIPPINE Islands
will be told.
A nation with power, always has
money, and as money is the God of
these nations, they always inv; Ike its
aid in their efforts to overcome trouble.
hSf al pn& So
and more powerful GOD than this
American and European God. His
name is Jehovah JIre. king of kings,
God OF Gods" and He has promised to
visit the iniquity Of the fathers upon
the children TO the fourth generation.
Hence these prophecies Of Isaiah and
Joel will particularly apply to the
present period unless benevolent as
simllatiOn, Doesn't mean taking forci-
bic possession of anOtheI's property
without his consent, or that "enlarging
the sphere Of influence" doesn't mean
the crOWdiDg out of the other fellow by
the big fellow who puts himself and
his friends in the other fellows place
and keeps 1t, with the promise that he
will teach him the science of govern
ment. so that his great grandson will
know how to run the government,
when he comes. This is benevolent as
similation" stripped of all Its persifage
In Hawaii the other day the Inde-
pendents elected an off colored dele
gate to Congress, one Wilcox, contrary
to the expectations of the dominant
race In the islands. Since his election
the newspapers in this country who get
their news from their representatives
in Hawaii have intimated strongly
that Wilcox was elected by appeal to
the color line and the baser prejudices
of ths native element in Hawaii. The
| American white man never raises the
color line and never appeals to the
baser element for its vote in a state or
national election. He is too holy for
that. He doesn't believe In color lines
black Ones-and so he sticks to the
white line every day in the year and
makes 1t pay. He is color blind, but he
can always distinguish white from
black.
| Let any black fellow In WASHINGTON
The colored American., 1900-12-15
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One OF the many reasOns-perhaps
which helped to make a revision of
the Bible necessary in order to baEmo'
nizo with modern advanced thought
and scholarship, is the unWhOlesOme-
tunwholesome to the Anglo Saxon
races) prophecy, contained in Joel III,
VII. Isaiah XIV, II. These words like
all others of their import are positive
words, they are mandatory, admit of
no evasion, no IL Misunderstanding.
History is constantly repeating it
self. The application is not hard to see.
The books of jeremiah, Isiah and Joel
contain much food for Negroes. 1t is
real comforting to read these passages
and in the light of the conditions which
exist today not only In America but
throughout Europe where the Negro
has been, or Is now oppressed they
have peculiar significance and a re-
markab!e depth of meaning.
There is today 8 concert Of action
among the great powers OF the world
against all the dark races. Eng and has
subdued India and laid it under tribute,
Africa sne the West Indies; France is
supreme in Senegal, Martinique and
Madagascar. The United State is enlsrg.
ingits sphere oiinfuence in Porto Rico,
Guam, Sulu Island, Cuba, Hawaii and
the PHILIPPINE Islands.
Benevolent assimilation" is the new
phrase used by the supposedly great
nations when they desire to attach ter
TitOry belonging to any Of the people of
the dark races Of mankind. Kruger
with his Bible in one hand and a gun
In the other, oppressed and dominated
the blacks In the rransvaal land praised
God IN the interimJ-With q little more
rigOur than the British Will oppress
them when they will have succeed
ed In coming into full possession
OF the land now claimed as the
property Of lot OF Holland Dutch
squatters. France and Germany in
Africa have not such powerful slices of
that rich soil as England, but they
are complete masters Of the situation
wherever their respective flags float.
The United States in Cuba, Porto Rico
and Its other colonial possessions, is
carrying the spirit of caste into these
places, Is dominating the brown and
yellow people, indigenous to these soils
and detying the Anglo Saxon race
much beyond his deserts. There is an
undercurrent, strong, powerful, ag-
gressiVe, which is pushing, in Its
mighty Tush to sea, everything out Of
Its way. The white race in that mighty
undercurrent in the great sea of hu-
manlty-it is pushing, persistent,
tugnsclOus race with which no other
race can assimIlate, i. Q. legitimately in
some states. It's God is gold and bonds
ana stocks, lis conception of heaven
unlimited power, unlimited credit, lots
OF nne furniture and clothes and oceans
OF time. Every white man with any
posh In him is rushing into the mad
"hlrl among the money getters-nOt
money earners. He goes into the stock
market with hardly q dollar to his
name and emerges with 100000 or
The colored American., 1900-12-15
Consumers
Brewing
Company

Brews the purest Beer on the Wash.
ington Market. The highest chemical
authority in the district of Columbia
after an analysis just finished of all the
different beers on the market, gives
ibis as his verdict. Don't be fooled by
jealousy, envy, or prejudice, on eitheT
or all Uf which Is based our OpposItion,
We have the most modern plant.
We brew from sterilized water and
choice hops and malt. We have one
Of the most skiIlful brew masters in the
county. Visit our plant and insist on
US proving our assertions. We will ba
glad to show all.
ABE KING,
Sec'y and Treas,
Ell. JORDAN,
Pres and Gent Mar.
The colored American., 1900-12-15

People who eat these things oc-
easionslly are at the mercy of this
power hunter and must pay whatever
The colored American., 1900-12-15

Let any black fellow in Washington
who is competent apply for the first
vacant bookkeepership advertised in
the daily papers by calling upon the
head OF the establishment desiring the
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-05-30
> 24.5o

Compran una bicicleta igual q
cualesquiera otra hecha de cadena.
Creimos haber agotado las pro-
babilidades de compra de Oeossdn
en- bicicletas, pero este surtido nos
sorprende hasta nosotros mismos.
Modelos 1900 con todas las Daejo-
7'as aatrOduciClaS en- et ra1nO. Com
pd,'eaaSe nueStras btclctetaS con tas
neej0res naarcoS co1aOcjdas y no Sc
enconh'a''d nedS dafeFe3ecsa que 60
et precl0.
veinte y Cuatr0 dollars y Cincuenfa
centaV0s orc C0mprau una biCicleta.
Al recibir cl importe haremos
entrega ibre de gastos d bordo
bien empacada. Pueden remitir dl-
rectamente 8 por conducto de las
George Batten & Co.-38 Park
Row New York Agentes de La
DEMoCRACIA.
Boulton Bliss y Dallett l35
Front St. New York.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-05-30
AVlSO

La Colecturia de Rentas Internas
llama, nuevamente, los contribu-
yentes de Ponce, a satisfacer la con
tribuci6n agricola del actual ano eco.
nOmico.
Esta ofcina tiene la lista de los
contribuyentes que han pedid0 con
donaci6n de la contrieuci6R expresa
da. Sc invita- a estos para que CON
curran a satisfacer parte de ella
mientras Sc resuelven sus expedien-
tes sobre ell asunto; Y, respecto de
aquelIos contribuyentes que no han
solicitado condonaci6n de Quotas, de
ben pagar sin m s demora, pues CON
ira ellos Sc expedira ell apremio 81 asi
no la yerifcan.
Estando muy ayanzado ell anO eco
n0micO, es indispensable que tOdos
los contribuyentes atiendan este ayi
so, que Sc hace extensive acerca dc
las demas c0ntribuciones del anO, ]
dc las atrasadas.
De este m0do los cOntribuyente:
lcumpliran y la Colecturia no Sc We
ra en- ell case de apremiarles.
Ponce, Mayo ID de 1000. FL COlec
tor, Quf1atf,s Neg1'01s Sa'afm1Jo. l 3 !
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-05-30
XIII

Por mas que Ia Chasnsys ss ooupaoA ds los as9e-
de Ia de L0FenA % hsyaoa mez aazo "a
aS intrras aus sta nrd "a contra los hdg 1nots y
oontrs ii rev de FrAoa hlba ido may poess vecss 81
Louvre no oonoefa Is mayor parte ds los que en- s
babitobsn d Noefe oonocfa PoI8ue una noohs = s
tnsen6 PIbrao diofeodole: ..,
--Ahf teueis an pafaro maa intugante H tenlals
que an gran senor cAmbio La CnasnAyes 500 00ho
cfa de nombre Noe.
Iso 6uoo que ell desventnrado paneFo ssola eEA sac
hAbia conf ad sus desconoa To- eIAi
So sonrisa cuando evaut6 Ia vssrs al sonrsa oato
na. 10 mfsmo que il prisa con que echlra nAno . "a
eapsds s probaban que hallAba en- PFeseraa de 81
enemigo. Sin embargo, le pFegunso:
--IQuien soisf !
-Un amigo enemigoi esto dsPeEdaEa DO =
oonvar ai6n o1e tengauos pero qae anssa deoe-
mos enterarnos de 81 estamos solos no. = -
como Ser. 1ua n D.fsro vacilaba snadi6:Os pxetsn
vo ana oa cavo IA espada en- loa rim ones % ocurFo
Peair socoryo Em peoemos por 10 alto como Ice oaEa
doroa de hurones
Aparts dol miedo que le inspraba Nos seni4 L.
Chansye deseos dc entsrarss do 10 gus ha1 oeursdo
casa; saba que le habfan qnitsdo oa Fapee peo
con6aba en- que 10 habrfAn de1ado el ditaaEo. CO
rrisron t0da l. nfrgn ind ee de
deacrden
-confsssd Due los siFvfdores daA rsT son 2sFapni'
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-05-30
nab,.esees do La DEmOCRACEA

biea edu ,adls que quiarOn nada, obserV6 Noe,
psro ca ando glron al bajo cAmblaron ds Cpl
ni6n La ca snays abr 6 Ia puerta de la ooalna %
oued6 parade al l1s dos suizos tendldos ron
ospdo bsjo la cabierts sda de platos botela&
iValiente sobris lad Ia de los sol 1ldos de PIofa5
ds Carlos X pens6 II oe.
-Os pusto 6arse de e0s.
i'm d6nds estsrS G,rtruds7 murmur6 l.. Chas-
-Yo os 10 dire, rsspondi6 No, qua slbil nads
pero que q1erfa iuponerse In Chasnsye que e miro
con mayor tenor J Sc pregunso;
lQa en soisG
-Vais sabero, cont st6 Nos qIe golp6 con Ia
punta del pie los que mogieron- l. die
ron m narcstico pens6, moestara@, pnedo
enterderme con eI pan ro, empuj6 este eerro La
puerts s. ssnt6 escabal coocando l. esPads So
bre las rodillas jos
va os previua, senor La Chasnaye, qua tenfsmos
oae hsblar macho-
ST balbace6 el pansro al que haefa temblsr is
csIma burona de Noe que continue:
10 m jr que podeis haosr es sentaros all enffsn-
"a al alsance de mi espads. La ChssnaTe 80 souetIo
in iuvitsci6n qas parecfa oFden.-SOy gsscoa
adeks eabaero aventurero 10 que habrea comprendI-
do al YER mi msneTa d. obrar.
Rs deeir, que obedeC6is al rey de Navarro, ,-lu-
dic6 L, Chesnave Mo- echo a reir respOndiendo:
mi ese nj al dc Erancial-La CheInays snsplro 81
aus anchas Ia espsda le pareci6 menos temible-y
s6lo ms acupo de mis propios iutereses
IS sndo asi estoy mas satisfscho PoTque hace m
momento o. con6e graves secretos
-iBlhl kLo cress asif Pues tened entendido que
no compreudf nj palshra de vuestras eiscFlas
el duoue nj de la ipoFtanca que dais esoa documsn-
los que os pedian e reg de Navarrs Ell nor de Pr
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-05-30

Antas de aver como las dos de la
tarde fu6sorprendido en- la casa familla
de don Angel Lomo, propietario de una
de las alas de pr6stamos de esta ciu-
dad, un caco habi6ndose llevado dioho
mslhechor unas pulseras valoradas en- IS
= un pantal6n de casimir que estaba en-
ganchado en- la la ventana cusndo sc di0
q la fuga.
La casa esta situada en- la Gale de
Atocha, prolongacion, en- ell mismo
sitio donde estaban las pulseras, habfan
como $500 en- prendas mas que ell ladron
no pudo yer.
Veremos 81 Sc pescG ese buen mu
chacho.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-05-30
N. TOMAS PLAZA PRINCIPAL

Este antigua estabecmiento ropa hecha medda sin te-
que segun aance enemos que vr
readad patron vende exencias
hasta ahora sin aumentos de precios
Sc ocen aes completes de casimr de cheviot azu negro
Taje de chaqu6 fraSobreodos de
de au de vaedad de classes,
todo buena confecci6n acedado.
Exnsa varedad de camas agodon ho seda desde Sl
Corbatas, cuellos, punos
Complete surtido de g6neros para traes a medda.
Considerable dntro de das todo debe
aprovecharse la OCCASION,
Precios fjos al contado SO
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-05-30

Dropis de un hombre honrado. como
n be de sdmirarme ahors viendole We
mir al territorio mexicano sin que Sc
b,va adelantado NADIA respecto 4 las
oo1diciones impuestas como no he de
sdmirarme yi6ndole sceptar ahora las
ofertas de Ios perjuros ) aceptar su len
0usie, oondeoorar y poner & su servieio
I hombres como Ma-quez Herran, ?
rodearse de toda esa parte dafiana de la
sociedad mexicansP
Yo Re eufgido, frsncamento, una de
cssci5r; 70 oreia usted una de esas
oraau.5ac.ones puras, que la ambiGion
no slcsnzarfa oorromper.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-05-30
HA DESAPARECIDO

en- Ia noche del 20 del corriente mes
IN potro color rucio ct cuartas alza-
da, paso menudeo, crimes regulares
marca b F una pata blanca, una CT
catriz en- ell anca como de ) pulgadas
de largo (no bien cicatrizada aun) J
el trOnco del FabO taert0.
Ell que de razon q su du6nO don
Rraulio Fernandez a LA DEMOCRA-
GA sera gratificadO-
Ponce 80 de Mayo 1900 b. Machue
10 abajo l -
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-05-30
MO TECHAS

Sabemos que nuastro querido res
petable amigo don Ermelindo SaIaza
Sc halla mucho mejor de la herida Y
o'pes cue rscibieTa en- la eaida del CO.
che, de que "a dlmOs cuenta.
Mueho nos alegFamcs de esa neiorfs,
deseando ei complAto restabIecimiento
del excelenta amigo don Esmeiindo.
La casa del sefzof Salazar Sc We oons
tantemente visitads por los numerosos
amigos, prueba de las grandes simpatfaa
de que goza en- este ciudad.
Mafiana publicare1nos Ia conclusion del
artfculo de nuestr0 compafiero Rivas,
oonsagrado a los sncesos de Venezuela
y al general Audrade.
No va hoy para Iarle satida d mate :
riales detenidos.
Mai1sna nos ocu paremos de 10 que es
tA suoediendo on la Marina de esta ciu-
dad con una dc las principles casas del
alto oomercio y el se1of AIcalde de
Ponce.
Sc nos inforns que esta felevado Mr..
Myer, actual Ccnsandante Militar de
Ponce. Pasa prestar servicios d Ia
capital.
El hecho de teuer que venir 4 Ponce
mayor numero de SuerEas, tequiere su
perior categorfa en el Jefe militar.
I'm coronel sera ell designado. Sen
timos la auseneia ae Mr.. Myer, pues es
un cumplido oaballero, que snpo cap
tarse en- Ponce toda clase do sirapatfas.
Ha muerto en- Vega baja la sefiorita
Provideneis Font Camuhas, hija y her.
mana dc nuestros amigos don Federico
Font Csrrerss don Vicente Font Ca
mu1Rs.
Joven, simpatiea virtuoss Ia sefio
rita Font CamnfYas, sbandona ell mundo
EN- la edad en- que es iluminada Ia exis
teacia por los resplandores de Ia dichs.
Sentimos ess usuerts premature, des
hoiapdo carifiosa'aente una flor sobre
la tumbs de la joVen vegahljena en-
estas lfneas envisnos el testimonIo de
nuestro pesame mas sentifo d "a fami
liz de Ia que "a na existe.
Como "a dijimes fuerou absueltos Ii
bremente los ex guardiss Juan Lopez y
Quiles.
Nosotros esperShamos este resultsdo,
desde que averigasmos e amEleto de
que se valieron esos procesados para
preservarse de toda condeus. Eumaban
los cigsrrillos Pttsrto Rico de sola, Ca
dix 81 Ca. que soa Ell gran reae Ito con-
ira lA desgracis.
Ha falleoido en Car Iacss Ia honorable
matrons dofa Palar EPerAza de Bolet,
madre amantfsiuaa del distinguido lite
ratio amigo nuesteo dgn Nicanor Bolet
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