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COUNTY NEWS.
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southw-A aarpor.
Levi Lurvey is recovering from severe
illness,
Mrs j A Freeman, who has been quite
i'll for several weeks with the grip, is now
improving
Light-keeper Fred Robbins, of Lubec,
bias been spending his leave OF absence
with relatives here.
School here closed on Friday. Miss
Stevens, teacher of the grammar grade,
W IL open school this morning at Bass
Harbor.
The ladies' aid of the Methodist church
held it, annual sale, an apron festival, at
fremont hall on the afternoon and even.
ing of Jan IS, with excellent social and
financial success. The hall was prettiiy
decorated The sale Of neediework, home
made candy and refreshments was salts
factory. A fine programme was enjo, ed
by the large nun Der patronizing the en-
tertainment. The treasury was enriched
by about $50.
Mrs. G. F Dole, OF Jamaica Plain, Mass,
writes friends here OF the arrival home of
ner son James. who, though somewhat
out of health at present, is yet very en-
thusiastic over his position In Hawaii.
He means TO return after a few weeks
visit. He reports Fred Tracy, who went
out at his solicitation, as well satisfied
| with the work, and that bis employers are
equally satisfied with his services, finding
him capable, industrious and efficient.
The Congregational circle met in good
force at the banquet hall last week for the
Mrs. John Ralph. As reward for their
industry, they we're treated to a substan
! tisl supper prepared by committee OF
three, Mrs Ida Clark, Ida Cousins and J.
| NJ. Mason. As this was the first circle
/ suI per the mem bers had ben given for
many months, all did ample justice to the
/ bill of fare, especially to the delicious
salad, Thomaston specially.
| The Sunday school class OF girls under
\ charge of Mrs E. L. Higgins were invited
| to her home for social party on Monday
evening OF last week. After happy greet
| ings, the gi Is were wondering what the
several empty chairs meant when loud
stamping ard merry shouts were heard,
and Mrs P c. Clark's class of boys were
ushered in The mutual surprise was
amusing the hostess, no had planned
the joke Games and refreshments were
hea, tily enjoyed, and now the boys are
coaxl, G their teacher to surprise them in
like manner.
Jan 20 SPRAY.
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stontugton.
THE hotrd OF health has provided for
free vaccination.
F'osie Gl,iey, OF Southwest Harbor, Is
visiting relatives here
Jasnits chapter OF Eastern Star in
stalled offer. Thursday night,
r. H. Tibbetrs ana son have opened a
barber shop in the Lafayette Collins
building.
Helen. dsu yhter of Me-. and Mrs. Harry
Gray, fell aud broke her arm while at play
at homs last week.
Tue second OF the series OF social dances
given by the ladies was held in the Opera
mouse Wednesday night.
s. c. c. Ward. OF Augusta, organized
lodge OF Maecshees here last week,
starting with eighteen members.
Several large vessels are In the hsrbor
vaiting their turn to load stone from the
quarries here. One firm. being In hurry
Tor stone, sent schooner here from Bos-
ton Ia tow OF tug She win siso tow
back when loaded. The tug will walt I'M
til she loads.
Jan. 10. EUGENE.
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SUBA.

Seal Cove
Mrs. &. A. Nickerton, OF Hampden, is
spending the winter with her daughter,
Mrs. Leroy Hodgdon.
Mrs J. S. Powers and daughter spent a
week in Rock'and recently, guests OF DR..
aud Mrs. r. W. Bickiord.
An ics.cresm social at the hall Thurs
day evening was well attended, and
proved a very enjoyable affair. About &c
was cleared, which wiu be used TO buy a
few necessary articles for the audience
room.
Funeral services OF Mrs. Kate Dickens,
wife OF Wiluam d -ckens, OF MI. Dssert
we're held Tuesday al South Seal Cove
school house, Rev. A. r. Thompson
oiliciat,h Mrs. D Gkens died sudden )
white unce-goins tre4ttnsnt ct a bospitsl
/ nvar her home. Besidea husband and
| five children, several brothers aud sister,
mourn her loss. Fney have the sympat hy
of tue eomuluaiiy.
I jan. IS. NJ
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Prospect Harbor-
Mrs E d. Chase is quite III.
Fred C. Bickford and wife went TO Bar
Harbor Frid.y.
Mrs. ], w. Noonan, who has been quite
i'll, is convale-cent.
DR. Leo LARA bee spent several days In
Winter Harb Dor last VI eek.
This school league gave an ice cream
social in the hall saturday.
Miss Ella Mitchell, OF Cherryae ID
visiting her sister, Mrs. William Smith
j. NJ. Williams and wife were guests at
Ciivtn Hammond's in South Gouldsboro
on Friday.
Mrs Fred II. Allen and Miss Eliza beth
Sargent, of West Gould7boro. were guests
of Miss Mary Bianee Tuesday.
Nathan H. Cole and wife have returned
from Portland where they have teen
guests of friends for two weeks.
William II. Moore and wife have gone to
West Sullivan to spend -everal weeks with
their daughter, Mrs. Harvard Hayey.
Mrs. r w. Nutter left this morning for
her home in Brooklin, accom- panied by her
little granddaug hter, George Biance
The Village improvement society met
for the first time since the holidays last
Thursday Twenty three psrtook OF the
picnic supper.
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Iaa AMEKiCAN has sf'bscrfbers al 100
y he nc post Offices in Pancock county;
sH ne ether papers IN tn" county corn
etned DO rot reach so many. 1HE AMER
roAr &c noi me only paper printed IN
3aaoock county and has neper claimed to
s., sa 'hs my paper that con prop
srSp be called COUNTY paper; all the
fess are uEere'p tocdi papers. The ctrctsta-
SOW o. rgE 8MERIcAN. barring the Bar
aar1aT Records summer list. Is larger
gsoe la. Of 81 ne other papers printed
e 3aseock e0eaty.
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a quiet home wedding took place Satur-
day evening at the residence OF JObn f.
Perry, when his eldest son, George Albert
ami Miss Nancy Huckins, OF Aiilbribge
were married by Rev. MIR. wescoti, oil
Winter Harbor.
The bride was tastefully gowned in light
blue with white trimmings, and looked
very pretty. Only a few families were
represented outside OF the relatives OF
bride and groom Del cious refres hments
were served during the evening.
The presents were numerous and showed
the thoughtiulness OF relatives and friends
Mr.. and Mrs. Perry will make their home
for the present with their parents, John F
Perry end wife.
Ian % n
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EastbrooE.
Charles Harrison /. confined to the
house by a lame knee, injured while
working In the woods.
John E. DeMeyer, who is teaching a
high school ct Harrington, and Walter
Glow, who Is working at Macbias, were at
home Saturday to attend the grange
meeting.
The infant son of Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney
Butler died Saturday.
George Giles made short visit home
last Sunday.
A daughter was born recently to Mr..
and Mrs. Curtis Tracy.
viii Dyer has gone in the woods at
Amherst.
Andrew Lswrie expects to move his
family into camp at Deep Cove, where
he is numbering.
Fred Dyer, Walter Glow, Hal Kingman,
Eugene Clark and Elmer Glow have gone
to Mschiss to work this winter.
Jan. 20. b.
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North Deer Isle.
Mis- Alberta Hatch b as arrived home
from Keposha, Wis, where she has been
employed the past year.
William knight died at his home on Jan
IS, aged eighty-six years and six months.
He leaves three sons and two daughters.
Capt. Nathan Lowe was surprised at his
home on Jan. by party OF friends, who
had gathered to celebrate bis birthday.
Refreshments were served, and a merry
evening was enjoyed by all.
Jan 20. Il.
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SPRAY.
SALE AND ENTERTAINMENT.

The IL dies aid OF the Methodist church
held its annual sale and entertainment
Thursday evening with most satisfactory
results. The perfect weather and good
travelling added much to the comfort OF
both workers and patrons.
The hail was very tastifulIy festooned
with green ard white drsperies, while
trees aud spruce boughs were put in every
available place, giving a pleasing effect.
The candy booth artistieaily decorated in
pink and white, held an abundance OF
sweet things ia dainty boxes and pretty
glass dishes,snd made tempting display.
liz WIS presided over by Mrs. A. f.. Farms
worth who is "a genius in any department
The apron ana fancy table was We'll
cared for by Mrs. George Crockett, who
kindly assisted in many ways. She was
assisted by several others. The town
must be well supplied with those Deces-
sary art c!es (aprons), for the present at
least.
Ice-cream and cake are always In de-
mand, viii he Lovers Retreat, in a
secluded corner WIS an inviting place
for the girls and boys TO enjoy theirs.
One OF the most pleasing features OF The
occasion was the presentation, in happy
sreech by Byron Msyo, OF on art pillow to
Mrs johnson, OF Oregon, who is visiting
her sister, Mrs. j, I. Il. freeman. his
winter. Tue pillow Wss from the many
friends Of her girlhooi. Ii was an entire
surprise, aud was highly appreciated by
Mrs. Johnson.
A8other item worthy OF mention was
a crib quiit, FOR which two babies were
rival voters. Mrs. Ralph Robinson Is he
mother of he successful baby.
The programme in charge OF several
ladies, consisted ~ 5000, readings.
choruses and tablesu&. The tsbieau
'Nsomi and her daug was
particularly fue, colored lights bringing
out the figures very distinctly. The
Cotter's Saturday nigbt", with poem and
six tableaux, was also good. Solos by
Miss Mary Homer, Char es Newhall ard
Frank Gliiey were well rendered.
Taken in all 1t was decided success
and me ladies feel well rspsia for their
labor, They realized nearly so 10 add &c
their funds. They desire through THE
AMERICAN to thank ali who 50 kinaiy
and generously aided in making II q sue
cess.
Jan. 20. $ W.
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Manset.
Mrs. Edith GilIey, OF Northeast Harbor,
has been visiting his parents, Capt and
Mrs. Charles Stanley, for he past week.
Schools close, this week after a term OF
nine weeks. Saturday will be examina-
tion day for entrance into the high school
to begin in one week.
The "cobweb sociable" given by the
Methodist society Friday evening proved
very enjoyable. Many young people were
present aud entered heartily into he tan
giles of the cobweb, and other amuse-
ments. Cake ana coffee we're served.
Jan. 10. r.
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sound.
Mrs, Ssrsh Richardson is boarding with
Mrs. B. T. Richardson.
Robert Higgins and family have moved
home from the Centre.
Pres. Levitt and son Harold, OF Rock
land, have been the guests of B. T. Rich
svdson the past week.
Mrs. Freeman, OF Pretty Marsh, is WIS.,
ring her granddaughter, Mrs. Sidney
Higgins.
Jan. 20. B,
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North Castine.
Mrs. Mary L. Leach has returned from
Camden, where she has been visiting her
son, j. p. Leach.
Hiss Dora NJ. Leach has finished her
school In the Dunbar district, and left
Monday for Meofied, Mass, where she
has employment for the winter. This is
Miss Lesch's second winter term here,
and she has shown rare tact as = discip-
iinarian for one OF her years.
The officers OF Csstine grange were in
stalled Saturday evening by II J. Hsrri-
man, OF Verona grange, Bucksport. A
general good time and a fine supper fol-
lowed.
Robert Conner and wife, of the village,
are the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Ezra Con-
ner.
Rev. II. W. Norton, OF Searsport, con-
Quoted quarterly meeting services at the
Dunbar sehooihouse Sunday evening,
Jan. 10 HIS instructive and helpful ser
mon was listened to by a large audience.
Jan. 20. l..
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AtIsatic.
freeman Staples wife is IN with
fever.
Philip MeRse is having his house re-
paired.
Henry Johns ,n and Calvin Stockbridge
are scslloping.
st. phen Durham and Albion Stanley
are at Deer Isle
Miss Gertie Stanley has been visiting
her sister a. StoBington.
A schooner landed cargo Of freight
this week for A. c. Smith.
A large amount OF fire-wood has been
got out the last week.
Joyce Bros. are building a boat for
Ernest Moore, OF Gott's Island.
stinson Hooper, who has been in town
a few days, left Wednesday for his home
In Prospect.
Jan, II. g.
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West fremont.
Capt. Adam Reed came home this week,
Rev. A. p. Thompson came home from
school this week for short vacation.
Fred Davis, who has been going to sea
for the last three months, arrived home
this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Lunt and
daughter There's, spent Sunday at home.
Mrs. Lunt Is taking care OF her sister,
Mrs. l. A. Clark, of Manset, who is III.
Jan. Ii. THELMA.
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south BIHstiII-
NJ 50 Cnrs Day is at home from Eat
b uet l.
lie sis Sullivan came home from Roci :
'sad Saturday.
Tue sewing circle met with Mrs. DsEa
simpson Tuerdsy afternoon.
altss F'ots Day is visiting her sister,
Mrs. Rubs Cray, OF BiuehiB.
Mrs Belsy STANLEY, of Brookiin. is Wis
Ting Der SISTER. Mrs. Roby Henderson,.
Miss Mianie Grindeii, OF sargeptgil'e, Is
visiting ter sister, Mrs. Nellis Y. Heriicx
Master Edgsr B,wden is visiting his
sister, Mrs. Josie Dow, at North Brook
tia.
Miss E'vls Billings, of Bluehiu, closed a
very successtu Term OF school here Friday
afternoon,
Mrs HALLE Henderson is at North Blue
hill visiting her parents, Dir. aud Mrs,
Cole Mayo.
Capis Medhury Eaton and Otis Candage
have hauled their vessels up, and are at
home for the winter.
Jau. 20. BETSY.
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ce-m pa1o
c It. Page ana Albert Perkins, of orono
were ne town recently.
MIS-. A. E Mace and Mrs. Helen Silsby,
o. aurora, were in town Saturday.
]. Austin ana John Cook, OF Ellsworth
Fails, made hete fl st surveying trip to
She camps in tais vicinity this week.
Several ashecnen from Bangor and
vicinity are camping at Great pond
pickersl fishing. Que party is at Camp
Pleasant
Mrs Martin Lsughlin and daughter,
aflss a loerts L4ughiin, OF East Edding-
ton, are guests Of Mrs. Ezra Williams.
John Williams, who has been III sc
many months, died Thursday morning
he wss great suffsre and at one
time lass summer his death was almost
boariy expected Then he rallied and in
tne esrlg fall wp able to drive out. But
his strength soon failed again MIR. VIII
iiams will be femem bered by many OF he
humber nen and Wotkmen on UniOn river
ana by many sportsmen who have visited
Alligator lake, where be VAS cook al
Camp l8kevieW for many years. He wst
kind husband and father sGd good
neighbor. De caves widow, two sons
Bsp mond AND Thomas Williams, II daug d.
ter. Mrs Gertrude Garland, OF Conway
Center. n % 9so several brothers aud
sisters. Fue funeral took place on Sslur'
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West Eden.
Miss liza Il. Brown, OF Indian Point, is
seriously III.
A. pinkhsm has rented Mrs. Ellen Hig-
gins plsce, and moved his family there.
Capt, Howard Mayo has gone to Provi-
denee, K. l., to take command of the
schooner "Georgieita".
Mrs Alma Higgins spent Saturday and
Sunday with her daug ater, Mrs. Julian
Emery, of Salisbury Cove
Jan. 20. M.
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family gathering. Il was the arst tins for
sixteen years thet a. many OF their Children had
been with III. m TO celebrate the day Those
pressn, were Captain Frank :. Muore and fam
IFS. OF Seattle, Capt Zetnro $ Moore ard Ctar-
ence a. Moore, of xiii city One son, Arthur
IL No IRE, is al the present at Nome, sccoin-
psnicd by hi family, sie vizit his parents
the past summer after an abscnce OF twelve
years.
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DR.. ssn1gnons'

Monthly Regulator, has brought happiness 10
h4Hslrtds of AuNluHs women. ThrFc l. tisisi-
u,ul. $50 other TemVsiy knos. II to medical eel.
cucc that wiil so quickly aud safely do thc
work. Longest and most obstinate Irregular
ties from Buy cause relieved nj onre. SacreSs
Guaranteed ut any slaEe. No pain, danger,
sr interference with work. Have relieved
hundreds Of eases where others have failed.
'FAe most diiilruit ra~es successfully treated
bv mail, and beBe iieiai results guaranteed In
egery iastance. No RI wlsttsoe ser. Wctreat
hundreds fiadie- IS HON We never sec. Write
for valuable pir,icuias sand free confidential
aks,ce. All lrirCr~truihfultv answered. Re-
NteWber, tg.is remedy isnb-nlusuiy safe unfer
every possible condition and pG-iugeiy
l.ayeg 80 after III effect upon the health.
fiy ta7.', fes..,rcly seated, aa.to. ~ Flunty
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bor, we're married last Wednesday even-
ing at the home of the brides parents.
Rev. q. s. McLssrn, of Bar Hsrbor, per-
formed the ceremony. MIR. and Mrs. Nc
Pike went Immediately TO housekeeping
on Roberts sveaue, Bar Hsrbor. They
have the good wishes Of all their friends.
Jan. 20. ANNE.
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The inward effects Of humors arc worse than
the outward. Thcy endangrr the whole system.
iioo''s Ssr@aparIlla trWiicates all humors.
cures all their inward snd outward effects. It's
the great Alternative and tonic. whose merit has
been every where estabiishtd. -Adrt.
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FAMILY RE UNION.

The Leader, of Port Townsend, Wash
prints The following item, in which Capt.
Moore's old neig hbors here viii be inter-
ested:
Capt. William G. Moore and wife celebrated
the forty second anniversary Of their wedding
on Saturday evening. Jan. 4, by having 4
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Jan. 20.

AshViile.
Mrs. j, K. Carpenter was the guest of
Mrs. Ernest Carpenter recently.
Mrs. George Chiicott, of West Sullivan,
is in town visiting Mrs. e. C. Hill.
Miss Bertha Lindsey, who has been at
North Sullivan, came home last week.
Mrs. Matte Hackett, OF East Sullivan,
was the guest OF Mrs. E. j. Lindsey one
day last week.
Miss Wilma Googins. who has been
visiting at Hancock and other places, re-
turned home last week.
The Ashville scholars who are attend
ing Sullivan Center high school are much
pleased with both the school and
teacher.
Jan. 20. b.
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COUNTY NEWS.
% .ad...onol Count, xer. See o,Ae, pooe.

SURF.
Chicken-pox has broken out among
the children in the village.
Capt. Myrick Wood, OF Calais, is spend
ing few weeks with his brother, Capt.
Charles Wood.
Surry lodge, No, IS. A. o. u. W., hold
it's Installation OF off ,ers Saturday night.
The officers are; Master work man, f n.
o good; past master workman, II. C.
o. n Fowler; recorder, J. +. Staples;
receiver, X @ Osxood; fnancier, j. E.
Colt guide, ID j. Curtis; inside watch
man, w. S. Treworgy; outside watch mao,
f. T. JellisoB. After the lodge wss closed
cake, coffee aud cigars were served.
Jan.2o q.
number of people here are housed on
account of vaccination.
AdeIbert Doliard, of West Ellsworth, is
hauling wood for Viii Lord.
Mrs. Susan Lord, OF East Su-ry, has
been visiting at the homes of her sons,
VIII aud Clarence Lord.
EEtu bttuc hbo otfti-ns VI IsIHe
worth, spent Sunday with Mr.. Beede's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Beede.
1t Is rumored that Capt. Fred William
is going to sell his place. aud go West.
He has bro, her in the West. lie will be
greatly missed in town.
Miss Nelly Alley and Mrs. J. ID. Nc
Graw went to Bangor Saturday to pro.
cure a boarding place for Miss Alley VINO
is to attend Shaw business college to
study typewriting and stenugrspby.
Miss Alley is an excellent school teacher,
having taught for the past two years at
East Surry. She will be greatly missed.
Revs. J. ID. McGraw and p. s. Collins
have been holding series Of meetings for
two weeks. The meetings have been in.
teresting and the attendance good. Spec.
iai singing has been introduced several
evenings to make them more attractive.
Solos were rendered by Mrs. Collins and
Grace Beede, aud duets ny Mrs. Collins
ard Mrs. Jordan, and Misses Go die snd
Hittie Smith. On Sunday MIR. MeGraw
preached an able sermon from the text !:
" buh ~ Va @AAASt- W tApoN Stli
{. He" In the evening Fred Beede and
SIR. Gerrish sang a fine Duet.
Mrs. Mary w. Brown celeb her nine
ty. first birthday anniversary at her home
with her daughter, Mrs. Charles Bsede, on
Jan. Is. Those present we're Capt. and
Mrs S L. Lord aud Mrs. Levi Beckwlth,
OF Ellsworth; Mr. and Mrs A II Dresser,
OF Orlsnd; Capt. 81. II ana c b. Wood
aud several grandchildren. At noon the
company sat down to Ia BILE loaded with
G cd things, most conspicuous among the
edibles being delicious brit hday cake
frosted white, and bearing the words
Mother 81" in chocolate, made by Mrs
Dresser. Il was very pleasant occasion,
aud all joined In wishing many happy
returns of the day. Mrs. Blown is an
estimahle lady, retaining her faculties
fully. Until the present winter she has
been abe to do her own housework.
Jan. 20 B.
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Lsuotns
w. X. Salisbury, wife and son visited
relatives In Otis Saturday.
The meetings during the week OF prayer
were we'll attended, aud much interest
was manifested.
There will be free entertainment, fol-
lowed by necktie s3pper, In Grange hall
Friday evening, Jan. "a. Ladies bringing
a necktie are requested TO bring a cake.
Jan. % III.
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Hubs Cove.
Mrs. Thomas Hanscom, OF MariavilIe,
is visiting her son, Raymond Hanscom, OF
this place.
Several of the Young people from this
place are attending the series of Friday
night dances at Salisbury Cove, held by
Thompson q Allen, In Hsmor's hall.
Miss Bertha MeGown, eldest daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. w. p. McGown, OF this
place, and Richard McPike, OF Bar Har-
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Mrs. Wallace, OF Southwest Harbor,
was the guest of Mrs. L. A. Austin last
week. She has gone to East Lamoine to
visit her son, W. G. Wallace.
Jan %
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