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New-York tribune., 1905-08-26
A FRESH AIR PARTY.
The Tribune's Little Guests Entertained at
Tenahy.

From The Philadelphia Westminster
The New-York Tribune does something besides
funds send numbers Of tenement children into
tae cool green eouny ana bicb be these cbdren are
sent, situated at Tenahy, n. j. and the gift OF
Five or six parties of fifty, children each are
sent there every two weeks during me suiiliei;
the last party being sent from some hosPitaI tiiQ
remaining six instead of two weeks Ihs last
pital from which the children are sent The entire
running expenses Of the home are borne by us
founder ,.,
The building is large three story one with
wide covered porch around three sioes z,r,. ora q
sleeping room FOR the matron. office. Sunday
3 6 590 the sHa Second s oOr are weve Comfortable
bedrooms for the children and for the assistant
rooms m Is G 6a W6 Mo double beds and is
lighted by at least four windows when ~ np are kb bt
substantisl and every sanitary precauuon Is taken
but Completely yu isolated from the rest Of
is small hospital where in the event OF sGuqSa 1e
children the patient may be treated without FISK 10
Twelve acres surround the house. The lawn is
taken up for the most part by q playground shhdeu
tered about are hxed up fascinating ,joggle
boards" some of which Were ordered from FloIioa,
the children are permitted TO roam about ana PICK
Every care is taken that the children are given
good, healthy food and surrounded Wltn ~, M ,s ene
two DESPITE @ the large rye per I fhe H 1o
Tesdent physician at The home there has been
call for the services Of a doctor. excepting or
course the last party. which IS composed or the
hospital cases and which is attended by physicians
M The hospital staff. The following bill OF fare Is
p sample of what the children given 10 eat:
June 2-Breakfast, 6:30 a. m
Oatmeal Bread and Butter.
Cocoa
Dinner, u m.
Pork and Beans. Potatoes.
Lettuce.
TapOca Pudding.
Supper, y. m.
Fruit. Bread ana EuIier.
Snaps MIX
One evening last summer party OF children had
,,,rt arrived and seated al supper Tne ma
iron In walking about the tables looking out for
~ needs Of the children, noticed one little curly
head buried in two little arms and the owner sob
hing bitterly. Thinking the child was homesick,
- rnatr0n sought comfort her.
- s,rafn'f hOmesickness was a-wishin me mud
dor could have some OF this good eatn', the child
sObbed. =. -. -.
rlav about in the house until the sun has dried
m the dew on the grass outside. Then they
rernoitted 20 play outside until dinner, and then
again until supper After supper they are gener-
hiiy taken out FOR long walk and go 70 bed AT 8
Fscb marty has 'hus ride and picnic during
sts stsv nj fanny Land. Tho picnic Is held the
grounds Of the founder Of happy Land. and in
cltldes "A row o. the private lake. Amusing inci
dents frequently occur whseh giTs strange Insight
New-York tribune., 1905-08-26

IThe Tribune Fresh Air Fund the first
movement of the kind in the country Every
other one. here or elsewhere, has been started
in imitation Of this pioneer. The Tribune cord
ially welcomes all cO-laborers in the field, but.
without wishing to depreciate in the least the
work Of others, thinks IL its duty to remind
readers that the Tribune Fresh Air Fund is, so
far as known. the only one in which absolutely
every dollar contributed by the public goes di-
rectly TO the work of sending poor child TO the
country keeping him there for two weeks and
bringing him back again. Every So insures such
a vacation TO at least one child. There have
been years in which, owing TO the magnitude of
the operations of the Tribune Fresh Air Fund.
such a result was insured by every 81 90 No
collectors are ever employed and all collections
made for the fund purely voluntary. All
expenses for the organization, agents and the
general machinery of the charity are prive tely
defrayed by The Tribune itself and by the
trustees of the fund. There are no percentages
10 collectors TO come out of the contributions OF
the public and no payments TO agents, man
ayers secretary or others. Every dollar goes
straight TO the benefit of a child
New-York tribune., 1905-08-26

Onices.
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No. 7e4 Broad-st
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LONDON-Ofncs OF THE TRIBUNE. at No. IN
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American Express Company, No. Waterloo Place.
Thomas Cook q Son. Tourist once. Ludgate Circus
The London once Of THE TRIBUNE Is cOnvenens
place 70 leave advertisements ant Subscriptions
PARIS-JOhn MunrOe & Scribe.
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Eagle Bureau. No So Rue Cambon
Morgan. Haries & No. 81 Boulevard Haussna
Cretit Lyonnals. Bureau Etrangers
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New-York tribune., 1905-08-26

o f a a P nfssns anph n Msrh May and Es r1 Rs qgse
KEYs-At her home. Ahambra. Cal, August Is Theresa
TdoT a ". q w3 the late ws oeF m KEYS and daughter OF
MCREERY-on August 21. William Noble youngest son
Of Samuel and Rachel M&cSTeery dec Of Flushing, Long Isl
his father. Broadway. Flushing Long Island sunday
Of his family Please omit fSTsn owaPs at the
M'INTosH-At Molnt Vernon. n Y August es James
eldest son of and Margaret
south Monday evening" @ esoe fntss tern snf
private. Perth. Scotland. papers please copy.
f41 clark f sses W ycaa5 afT and SHo6 ness c
of clifford n ami Hattie E. Mills, OF BROOKLYN x Y,
Ne%arE J., Friday August 3 -' 1906 o''''s''
MURPHY-suddenIy. on Thursday. August "a Colonel
f.aelsI sS5yisSs his late No as
rdaesd P he TS Of 5 late
s4a 0 West s4thst sunday the 275s INST at @
ana RERGFR sT y Commsndar comnard,,
ALEX. NJ. LOWRY Adjutant
MyERs-4t E;s East orHnss o J. august g catsarRe
her s5th year Funeral fron ne residence OF her
s o tb Pn ocloe train from aTs ~ 2P the ar
ience OF the family.
PAULDING-,on TUESDAY august, % 1905 at saranae
Emily Pearson Paglding, In the 34th year of his age
the ehureh Of our Lady Of Loetto co 81 10 a M IN
Train leaves Grand Central station at 7:54 a m
REAMER-At Denver. August ~ 1905 Prank Teupa
Reamer. in the 3ith OF hts age. Funeral from
Church OF ST Mary the Virgin No i3e West 40th-Sr
at 10 O'Clock on Monday morning. August
REDMUND-At her home Pterrront \ Y Angus, ..
;. Redmund Mrs Thomas Barry wife 81 WIIf
lam Redmund Funeral at Boston. Mass. Monday
ROGERs-On August % 1O:45 m. Gertrude Rogers
wifi Of George Rogers their residence No
ave. BROOKLYN Funeral takes place at p. m on Sat
uTday. August 2o.
sINGEH-At NswYork city. o Thursday morning Au
gust 1905. Sarah J.. wife the A Singer
from her late residence. Majestic
T2d-st Saturday morning at 1880 O'Clock.
teruent private
Thompson rnteIed into rest Friday. August - Roba
curtis. WiGoN OF John IA. Thompson. NJ years.
services the residence daughter
A No 4s6 Putnam ave Brooklyn. y. T..
Sulday. at = lEIeTment prtsate.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-26
TRANSATLANTIC TRAVELLERS.

Among the passengers who will sail to-day for
Southampton on the Philadelphia
Stanley ". Dexter. Captain T. W. sSwinburne.
Howard r L. s y.
Huntington J. a.
Mr.. Mrs John Rog- II. r. Thurber.
The cabin list of the Campania, which sails to-
day for Liverpool includes:
Charles A Conant Mr. and Mrs Henry T.
T. p. Fish. Thomas,
Mr. and Mrs W c Fargo Mr. and Mrs II. A Black
Oren Root, jr.
Travellers booked TO sail for Antwerp to-day on
the Finland
Mrs George H Miss T. Orient
Mr Mrs. Thomas Dam Mr.. and Mrs. J. II. Cremer-
Passengers who will embark for London to-day
on the Mesaba
John T Barrett II II Gresham
Mrs X ate M Ladlaw Miss Edith FoItiCs.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-26
THE WEATHER REPORT.

OnRcial Record and FOreeast.-washington. aug. Is
- moderate disturbance that has been moving east
ware over portion OF the country turned 10
ihe F7-vara after reaching the District of Columbia
sns Is central tonight the North Carolina Coast
This disturbance IN connection with the cool high area
u1rnvard caused general showers during the
last .1a-yfour hours OF the Mississippi River ex
oeI upper region in te 1fstrict OF Coinfl
ta MARYLAND Delaware Southern New-Jersey, South
eastern pe1usylyania and portions of Virginia the rain
fsl vag heavy Al washington 37S inches fell Cape
Nay 6s inches and Philadelphia 21z inches since 3
e. FrsGs-- There no other precipitation Of con
sequenos
Tepe-atures fallen decidedly in the Ohio Valley
AeVEagiaHd the Middle Atlantic States and North
Caroline tonight from four 10 eight degrees be
low ths seasonal They continue nigh IN the
Southwest considerably in Nebraska the
1Gsotas and much lower in western and northern
portoH- n wyoming and Montana.
The Eh the north viii continuance
q ne present cool weather for the next swo three
S s % ne Ala5tle states Ane VIII prevent any decided
There vii be Saturday the South Atlantic
&C Eastern Gulf states continuing Sunday the
There VIII also be showers Saturday IN the Northwest
ss-sy night or sunday in the Central West Sunday
xsshe will D. generally falr saSursaT anS sunday I
r cooler Saturday IN he I1akoas and cooler SUNDAY
y ne lower Missouri and upper Mississippi valleys.
1S3rtt 10 ngrtheast except northwest
ne s,urh Atlantic Coast light fresh and variable be
@ 70 @ soR @ The on lower Ssf lss Msser r a e c9ss fSssB
l-tifaHt 10 cast lakes 10
10 spufheagf
s5s s,samsT @ ssgsrhg Saturday tor European ports WIN
-Ns weather. 10 me Grand Banks.
Tor Special LOcafies.-For Eastern New
- L-af eTn Fennsylysnia. New-Jersey ana Delaware
1al @-a eoo to-day Sunday: freGh northeast winds
Tor Maryanc and the District OF Columbia fair and
e9l 14a' and SUNDAY; light 70 fresh northeast winds
TOT western Pennsylvania fair to-day and Sunday.
light 10 ffesa northeast 70 east winds
f0F Ne"- "-2ngisnd. partly cloudy and cool to-day and
slAoa3 5Daly showers toda. ia fOufbesste- norttop
r-N ~ +S-''i Ni Niis -oA-is
~ NsslefA SeEi erk fair to-day; fair and warmer
|o'ai oh'Hl h@oord.-The following oficiai record
non ihe Weather Bureau shos the changes In the TEN
silis iof me 4ft twenty-f hours IN comparison
WITH The corresponding ds'e last year:
New-York tribune., 1905-08-26
Postonre Notice.

tshould be read DAILY by all interested. changes
may at
Foretgn mails for the ending August ~ 1905. VIII
close promptly all P0sOffce
follows; REGISTERED and PuTces-Pos Malls close thu
General POstofhce hour earlier than closing time
shown below ParcelsPost Mails for Germany close at
. m. August q and 2s
Parcels-Post Mails for Great Britain Ireland
dispatched by the White Star Line Wednesdays ard
by the american Line atditional dis
patch Is made by the Cunsrd Line
sails Saturday American
the same day The ParceIs-Post Malls close
fore the
Parees-Post Mails for Barbados and Great Britain an1
Ireland CANNOT be registered
Regular and Supplementary mails Foreign
ton corner Of half
than closing time shown below that Supplementary
Malls for Europe and for Central America. VIA Colon.
close one hour later at Foreign Stationl
New-York tribune., 1905-08-26
SOUND OF WHISTLE KILLS WOMAN
Heart Disease, Made Acute by Shock of Fire
Alarm, Brings Death

Shock caused by the blowing of the New
Rochelle fire whistle is said TO have caused
the death of Mrs. Barbara Scyfried, of No. 231
Union-ave New-Rochelle, late Thursday night
Mrs. Scyfried was widow. nfty-fve years old
and lived with her two sons and two daughters
She had been i'll for some time and was sleep
ing in upright position When the fire
whistle on top Of the Union Engine Company's
house, short distance away. sounded Box No
"a Mrs. Scyfried gave a sudden start and died
instantly. Coroner Wiesendanger of Yonkers
was called in. and gave heart disease as the
cause Of death.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-26
STUDENT KILLED BY LONG FALL.
Freshman at Nurses Training School Drops
Down Elevator Shaft.

Rochester, Aug &.-Miss Daisy NJ. Drake mem
Der OF the freshman class OF the Clifton Springs
Sanatorium Training School for Nurses was killed
tonight by falling down the elevator shaft. The
elevators are closed at $50 o'clock.
1t is believed that she reached out and started the
elevator up by the cable. and she was talking TO
some other nurse 1T went up past her In attempt
ing to pull it back she lost her balance and fell
down the shaft from the fifth floor. Miss Drake
the daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Drake OF
Savannah, y. Y.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-26

sATIRDAY (261@At 9 a m for Europe. per Phil
adelphia. via Plymouth and CherbOurg includfng
erpoo Scotland and Ireland when specially
for this steamer; at $50 a Complementary 70
g. M for Europe. Campania Queens
town and Liverpool at $50 a m. for Belgium Par
cels-Post Mailsl. per $ =. ICELAND regular mail
for Belgium when specially addressed this steamer:
at 1890 m FOR Scotland direct Especially addressed
oniv1 3 $ Caledonia
TUESDAY C2a)-At 1880 complementary m for
Europe. per Kronprinz Wilhelm. via Plymouth.
Cherbourg and Bremen.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-26
WHAT IS GOING ON TODAY.

Pa,urty day ar sheepshoad Bay raoetrack-
Close Of Master Bakers convention and Exhibition GFaho
Centrs Palace
Band concert IN Central Park, p. n
Free DAY al museums of and Natural History ana
the Za1llRlCal
New-York tribune., 1905-08-26
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

FIFTH AEEa UE-senator A p German German t;1I4!2 N4EE-
land C5IISEY-Ienry LockhRrt, j, Mexico HOEt r
WAN-W Il Nav Lexington KY. HOLLAND
2 J. Foote. Cleveland; W T Mcglure PiItsp9Pg; aId @
tain F3l-rratt hitchcock England. MURRAY Hill
Edgar Henrlques Honolulu. NET5 EHlrAN LIZ DIM ~
W WiIlerts. Saratoga " MA4-D'Oflf --Ao OfN4@A--
Serarnr ]. =. Foraker. ono.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-26

states Treasury; Mayor John Weaver Of PhiladeI-
ohia and others
a T. Peren. New-York State Fair Commissioner
Mayor Alan G. Forbes of Syracuse and D. NJ. Nc
Carthy, president OF the Syracuse Chamber OF
commerce extended invitation to the Vice
president TO speak at the New York State Fair az
syracuse on Monday. September IL The Vice
PRESIDENT said he would make known his decision
next Monday
New-York tribune., 1905-08-26
MAILS FOR SOUTH AND CENTRAL. AMERICA WEST
INDIES ETC

SATURDAY (26)-At 7:3O a m for Newfoundland PEI
Silvia; $50 a supplementary $50 a M
for Curacao and Venezuela per 3 Zula alsO Colon
bia via Curacao. when specially addressed for this
stearner); at 9 a m for Porto Rico per s Coauo.
via San Juan ESQ a m. supplementary 1870
for Fortune Island. Jamaica and Colombia. except
Cauca and Magdaena Departments per s Altai talso
costa Rica via I.rnon specially addressed
this steamer: 10 a. for Cuba. per Monterey.
via HavanR
a M for Nicaragua Except East COAST. Honduras
(except Coast). Salvador Panama. Canal Zoue.
pepartment OF Colombia Ecuador. Bolivia
chill per s. Finance via Colon tals0 Gu1temaiab
wban specially addressed for this I D.
Argentine. Uruguay and Paraguay
addressed ony) ger Grecian Prince via Rio Janeiro
and
nv Elementary Mails. and letters deposited
the drops marked Letters for Foreign Countries
tbs Closing os the Mail for dispatch par
tcuIar viii not he 50 forwarded unless such a.
5itional postage fully prepaid thereon by st1mr.
Supplementary Transatlan'ic Malls opened ~
piers Of the American English and French steamers.
whenever the ssiines occur at a m later; an
iate mail NAV be deposited IN the mail hoves
piers ~ the German Lines sailing rom ohoken. Sun
Elementary mail Turks Island and Dominican
public is also opened the Clyde Line Pier The ost
On the p!ers open hour and haf before ssi'u
time and close minutes before sailing time Cu-
regular postage Getters cents half ourref
quired on articles mailed the pliers % tire A~rs7
postage deters 10 cents half ouncel other lines
New-York tribune., 1905-08-26
SECRETARY HAYS WILL.
Application TO Probate Says He Left More
than S250.oO0.

Washington, Aug 25-A petition by Mrs cara
S Hay. widow Of Secretary Hay for the prooale
of NJ HAYS VIII was fled to-day in the PROBATE
covr- The petition states thet Mr.. Hay left prop
erty real and personal, TO the value Of more than
New-York tribune., 1905-08-26
RECEPTION FOR MIR. FAIRBANKS.

Alexandria Bay. n Y, Aug 2S.-Vice President
Charles W. Fairbanks. the guest here OF F. o.
INowden. of Chicago had a reception this after
at the Thousand Island House He was re-
ceved by r. J. TraeewelI, Controller of the United
New-York tribune., 1905-08-26
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Total AnS,lst o. 1905

Renlittances. preferably by check, express or
der or postoflce money order, should be drawn
10 the order of and addressed to the Tribune
Fresh Air Fund, New-York City.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-26

into child philosophy One afternoon last summer
the matron, arrayed all in white, with the excep-
lion OF black belt. starting out for the post
once, when Of the children, who had been
watcning her closely. exclaimed TO one of her older
Her companion shifted in disdain, who ever heard
or a angel with a black bet?"
New-York tribune., 1905-08-26

highest temperature eserday. % degrees. lowest G7
iHse 1h' erage for corresponding year ~
Ise Ise ie responding cate last twenty I've yesrs 20
d. It'f isrlst cloudy cool -iay sun
- sfesh lneaslcrly Rfuss
New-York tribune., 1905-08-26
NOTES OF THE STAGE.

Manager Lawrence of the Madison Square Thea
tire is a believer in the number 1S Since The
Prince Chap" was put in rehearsal. he de-
lighted find the title contained thirteen letters.
and that the name of the publishers of the novel,
namely, G. p Putnam's Sons also had thirteen
letters and even Madison Square contained the
prescribed number of letters. The other day Ed
ward Peple told Mr. Lawrence his correct name
was Edouard n. PepIe which gave the 13 an
other boost The final reading of the play was
given by the author on Friday evening, January Is,
and the play was accepted that night before the
clock struck 70 There are thirteen acting parts
in THE Prince Chap" The contract for the seem
cry was signed on July 13, and the last number OF
the cast was engaged on August 13 The names
Daisy Lowering and Theodore Terry two members
of the company. each have thirteen letters.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-26

Decision was reserved in the Supreme Court yes
terday by Justice Giegerich on an application by
Hurtig & Seamon for an injunction restraining
George L. BckeI and Harry Watson. jr.. who have
been playing in Me Him and t. from entering
into contract with any other persons or corpora
tions from the present date onward. Bickel and
Watson have been under Hurtig Seamon's man
agement for several years. They first PLAYED IN
the Social Maids company, then with the Trans
atlantics," then with the "Bowery Burlesquers "
and lastly in Me Him and T. They now intend
to take the road with a play called Tom Dick
and Harry
New-York tribune., 1905-08-26
rp,UsPAC1F1c MAILS. FORWARDED OVERLAND
DAILY.

The schedule closing OF TransFsciac Mails "a
AnesJ On the presumption of their unngerrupled over
.-S t-ansit TO port OF sailing The ina conaaerin-
.ai 1exceps Registered Transpacdc Mails aI-.srrhei
~ts VancoIyer Victoria Tacoma seattle which Co..,
D m previous day) close at the General Fostoff IT,
New-York. as toAo~s'
SsD1Cs Hawaii and Flg Islands. Francs
'-se -, + m dispatch pers Xenrr--
Ne tHe CtIna-d carrying the ssritis, mail
arrive 90 connect v~t-,
,bis dispatch extr2 mats-closing al $50 m 90,
r n m[wui be made and forwarded until the -
Ttyat ~ the Cuuard steanlcrl
rara9 frxcept FcelsPust Mailsl Korea China s,f
Dciailv addressed mail for the Phy pine Island. ~
Vancouver and Victoria. Is. c. close D. m a sxusr
Tor d{sfatch per .. Empress china.
n m August 81 for dispatch T. :. Transport
Hawaii japan China and Philippine Islands va
San Francisco close at m September for lispa5cl
for dispatch per =. Aameda
MaTQuesaS Islands san Francisco.
a ~ m September 6 for dispatch per 8 MaTiposa
FfN Isands Augrali0 Wesn and New 1nia
VIA Vancouver Victoria r. C.. close 8 p. N.
Septeunher o for d,spatch = Acr1rgi
Manch1r.a except Moukden. NewC ChWang
Arthur Eastern Siberia Is az present forwarded
ssC1TFc-I'ues< otherwise addressed. West
Forwarded via Europe. New-Zeaiand Franc4sea.
and certain places Chinese Province a.
British India-the quickest Philippines
addressed via Europe must D tuly pfe.ad AZ ths
foreign rates is forwarded via san Francisco
sxclusveIy arcels-Post mails for New Zealand ani
australia Onciuilng Ausraiial forwarded VIA
~ WILLIAM r WILTON. Postmaster
Post9rncs Nsw-York. y T.. Aux IS 1914
New-York tribune., 1905-08-26
MAILS FORWARDED OVERLAND. ETC. EXCEPT
TRANSPACIFIC.

Naus fsxcept Jamaica Bahamas} are forward -
daily 10 ports OF sailing The CONNECTING mails
-Iozs Postofice NeW-York. fellows
CvTTTA via Port Tampa az t4Su a. Monday Wc9ueS-
dav and Saturday. (Also from New-York. Thursday
and Saturday-see above)
S0T-NcT,T.AND (except Nfafisl
Nor+b sydney a y m. Monday "Wednesday nd Sat-
1rdsv also occasionally from New-York and Phla-
delpha-see ahovel
NIOITF-I on via and North sydney at $50 m
other sunday tAusnSt % september ID and -.
TSIso frou New-YArk Saturday-see above
cCSTa RICA via Mobile mails coSe at 4iA.s0 n >,
from Mobile tea un-artsf71
NEryTrNO CITY overland 80 . m and Ia.9o n 7,
daily except sunday. sunday az 800 D. m ana 1O70
d. m
~ Mobile. fI0-30 m N0nfav
west Coast Honduras Is dispatched from YORK
via Panama-see aboVel
>-ICs y sGTrA EAST Coasu Orleans AZ no p,
- sunday and Wednesday West Cosef of Nioa~9-
qua is dispatched from New York via Psnama--ses
+Eetserei Nail overland dispatches closes at 600
10 m previous day
New-York tribune., 1905-08-26

The gems of the Carnival OF F1re. all OF which
excited great interest in the fireworks amphtheatre
at Manhattan Beach on Thursday night will be
repeated there this evening
New-York tribune., 1905-08-26
Insist upon having Burnett's Vanilla.
Died.

Death notices appearing in THE TRIBUNE will be
republished in The TrWeeky Tribune without extra
New-York tribune., 1905-08-26

NAH subscribers In NeD-Yorx CITY to the DAILY az
TRI-WEEkLY viii be charged one a copy ext
postage IN addition the rates named above
Foreign
For points IN Europe and all countries IN the Tn
versal Postal Union. THE TRIBUNE Will be male
a the following
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Tribune Subscription Rates
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