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The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-05-21
COMPETITIVE EXAMINATION
FOR ANNAPOLIS.
Will be Examined at An
derson for the Third District.

The principal and both alternates,
appointed as candidates for admission
into the Naval Academy at Annapol-
is, from the Third District, having
failed to pass the entrance examina-
ton, new appointment will have to
be made. A competitive examina-
tion will be held in the Court House,
at Anderson, Thursday, June 9Th,
1907, for the purpose Of selecting a
principal and two alternates, to be
named as candidates for midshapman.
The successful candidates will be re-
quired to report at Annapolis, June
18th, for the purpose of standing the
entrance examination.
Each applicant should be we'll vers-
ed in the following subjects, to wit t:
English grammer English compost
ton, history, arithmetic, algebra,
through quadratic equations, plane
geometry, descriptive geography and
the elements Of physical geography,
United States history and the outlines
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-05-21
Wyatt Aiken,
Death Of M. d. Suber.
M. c..

At the ripe age of four score years,
Mr.. Micajah D. Suber quietly and
peacefully passed away May 9th, at
10 a. m. His death, though mot unex-
pected by the family, came as shock,
as he appeared no worse than usual
that morning. His wife had just Civ
ell him the usual morning nourish-
ment and he seemed to be resting
quietly, when suddenly he ceased to
breathe. He suffered much during
his last illness, but he bore it with
christian fortitude. He had commit
ted himself to the Lord and was ready
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-05-21

train was due at Newberry at 4.36
We were expecting some delegates to
Il convention that was being held at
Newberry at that time, and when the
time came for the train to arrive the
agent at Newberry informed us that
it was one hour late and when that
hour expired, We were informed that
it was two and half hours late, and
finally it came something after
o'clock, being nearly four; hours late,
and those who were on the train
stated that the collision was due al
most entirely to carelessness, and it
does seem that another engine could
have been COTTON from Columbia in
very much less time than was con-
sumed in having the engine brought
up from Columbia to bring the train
on through to Greenvrile.
IT does seem that the. railroads
make a mistake in not telling the
people. who are waiting on trains at
various stations that are delayed,
how much the delay is, and if there
is an accident, giving them some in
formation as to the extent of the ac-
cident.
The law requires that if a train is
as much as 30 minutes late notice
shall be given on the bulletin board
t" that effect. but the law. can he
I.
thirty minutes. though the authnri-
ties might know that the train was
two hours late. We do not see where
it would hurt the railroads, and it
frequently would be very great con-
vcnience to the travelling public
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-05-21

The comptroller general has sent
out to the counties the remainder of
the dispensary profits under the old
dispensary law. The amount distri-
bnted is $63,409.94, and represents
the last payment of the state dis
pensary made on january 9. This
arose from the business of 1906. but
as the books Of the dispcnsary clos
ed on November 30, it would have
been credited to 1907 if the dispen-
sary had continued in business. It
is probably the last payment which
the school fund will receive from the
state dispensary profits. The law
provided that the schools should re-
ceive the profits, but there can be no
profits, but there can meshrdlutaoifw
profits until the debts are paid, and
it is probable that the balance Of the
stock will have to 90 to the payment
Of the liabilities.
Newberry received no deficiency
but on enrolment her part Of this
distribution is $1,343.S2.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-05-21
TO DRAW Jury

Notice is hereby given that we. the
undersigned, will on the 31st inst.
at 8 O'Clock A. NJ, in the office of
the Clerk of Court for Newberry
County, S. c., opc"ly and publicly,
draw the names of thirty six men
who arc TO serve as Petit Jurors at
the Court of Common Pleas for said
County and State, which will convene
the 18th day of June, 1907, and con-
tinue for one week.
Jno. l.. Epps,
VIM. w. Cromer,
Jno. c. Goggans,
jury Commissioners for Newberry
County, S. G.
May 20, 1907.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-05-21

1t seems that the winding up COM
mission Of the state 1ispensary are
discussing the question, whether it
shall pay the 100000 due the school
fund before paying the debts, which
the state owes for liquor purchased.
The first thing this commission should
do is to ascertain what the state owes
for liquor and then ithudlsoS556. :.
for liquor and then it should be paid.
Afterwards if anything is left. it
might be turned over to the school
fund. The amount it is claimed to
be due the school fund was suppos-
ed to be in the stock which the state
dispensary had on hand, but if the
state owes for this stock, of course it
does not belong to the state and,
therefore, there is nothing for the
school fund. It does seem that if that
was a bone fide offer, which the
state had, to take the liquor off the
brands Of the state, that somebody
blundered in not accepting the, pro-
position.
In that event the whole business
could have been wound up at once and
we would have been done with it. .
AS we understand, the state dis
pensary is running very much as it
was heretofore, and liquor is being
bottled and sent out and sold in those
counties in which county dispcnsaries
are in operation.
AS we understood it, the purpose
of the Carey Cothran bill was to close
out and wind up the affairs of the
state dispensary ,as rapidly as posi-
BILE.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-05-21

1t cannot be truthfully said that
the immigration experiment by this
state so far has been a failure. Al
number of immigrants are at work,
IN various parts Of the state, we'll
satisfied, and it stands to reason
that they will send back good reports
to the old country. The dissatisfied
ones--we do not want them anyway.
GOOD rlddance wherever they have
gone.--Greenwood Index. .I.isf IS
1t is perhaps true that, the expert.
mnent, as such, is not a failure, mas
much as we are poorer and wNser, and
wisdom is better than great riches or
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-05-21

We regret that we could not at
tend the closing exercises at Little
Mountain school on last Friday. We
are pleased to learn, however. that
steps have been take looking to the
establishment of high school at
this point under the provisions of the
high school act passed by the recent
legislature. We hope that the peo-
pie of this community may be sue
cessful in their efforts to secure the
high school.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-05-21

the SuOlect.
AS a matter Of fact as the law now
stands, We. would like ~ ASK the
Union Times If what little work is
done on the public roads, is it not
almoSt entirely done by those who do
not own any properly, and many Of
them not As much as A mule.
Is 1t not also tIae that the corpor-
ahons and the property owners in the
incorporated towns contribute practi-
cally nothing to the working Of the
public roads.
Is II not also true that this class Of
property and the people who own it
receive the greatest benefit from im-
proved highways.
No. the Union Times. whether its
editor owns a hen coop or not. has a
right to discuss this question and he
is striking at it in the right direction.
You cannot build good roads with
out money, and we believe that his
money should come largely at least
from taxation upon the property in
the township or county in which the
roads are to be improved.
We believe that it is the best in
vcstmcnt which the owners of this
property could make. We believe
that it will pay the biggest returns
"f any money that they could invest.
We are satisfied if they would make
the investment either in the way of
bonds, which is really the most
equitable way, if you can be assur-
ed that the money is not going to be
wasted, or whether they make it in
the way of q special tax, they will
themselves be convinced that it is a !
good investment:
This question Of improving the
public highways cannot be held up
before the people too often or too
strongly advocated. These good roads
ire coming, and the sooner the bet
er.
We take pleasure in quoting the
following from the Union Times on
his subject:
But we believe the way to build
permanent good roads in Union coun-
y is to issue bonds and build them.
The whole country will be benefited
md the whole county should build
he roads. The private subscription
method shows commendable public
plnt, but it is a process that is too
fow and that is too liable to lead to
and to small results. The
Times is always ready to give every
nan who has a contrary opinion the
'ull and free use of its columns.
We have no "axe to grind,n no
political designs, no "fad' to con-
'tantly hold up to the readers eyes. |
We honestly believe Union county
will be greatly helped in all material
ines by good roads. We believe the
way to get these roads is to issue
'onds and build them. But the man
who believes something else and will
'ffer his arguments for publication
shall have the use Of our columns.
We believe in full, free discussion
lpon all questions Of public interest.
Union Times.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-05-21
GOOD ROADS.

The Union Times, after stating that
its editor does not own any real es-
tate and is poor man and does not
own as much as a hen coop in the
way Of house in all Union county,
and for that reason says it is hard
to take stand on a question which
is much in tho public mind, viz, the
building Of public roads, proceeds to
talk sense and give good advice on
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-05-21
ELECTION ASSISTANT STREET
OVERSEER

City council will, on Wednesday,
June 9th, 1907, at 8 O'Clock, p. M,
elect an assistant street overseer.
Applications may be filed with the
clerk and treasurer at any time up
tc q p. m. on June 5th.
Eugene S. Werts,
Clerk and Treasurer.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-05-21
Tuesday, May 81, 1907.

for the summons. He leaves a wife
and seven children-four sons and
three daughters-to mourn his deatlh. dttHall1
He died at the home OF his younest
son, J. M. Suber, near Jalapa, at
which place they have been only =
few months. His remains were in
tered in Enoree cemetery, in the
presence Of a, large number of sym
pathizing friends, the funeral ser
vices being conducted by his pastor.
May the Lord comfort the family
with the promise of an everlasting
reunion beyond. 49,,
B. p. Mitchell.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-05-21

Before giving advice a wise mar
prepares to dodge the consequences
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-05-21

lots of men seem to think the
wrong side of saloon is the out
side. .,...,.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-05-21

There s nothing like a good reputa-
tion-if you have the backbone to
live to it. -,
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-05-21
Of general history.

Applicants must not be under six
teen or over twenty, years Of age,
must be bona fide~ residents of the
Third Congressional District and must
be able to pass a thorough physical
examination. ..,-
Wyatt Aiken,
M, C.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-10-01
Sm eitfa unb Suneaa

Ite Der Ir5t feititelte. bate Iiibs
Iceberg Den SUB 5ipar niht 9ebrpden,
aber bod 10 ihlimm p%errenft, baB er
benIelben borauSiiGtlih ipo1enlnn9
ni1t 9e6rau6en tonnte.
.Sie miiiien rilbig alf penn S6iite
liegen bleiben", entlbieo Der anpitdn.
mSie fabren nit Der adrte oes laubern
Nr.. 9ropne, ben mir einitpeilen Der
ToliSei bon Sitfa iibcrgeben baben."
.Mber mein Sobn Martin? bari er
Die Sabrt mitma1en?" frastc Miibs
Iceberg.
.Sbut mir leibl Sas S6iff lit iebt
'idon iiberfiilt. Sod oieier Yater
garnum 1T bereit, ibren auaben nit
iiber ben GbileootsT aB 5u nebmeu.
8abribeinli6 iuerben lie &lonpife Dor
Mn5 erreiGen."
Gs mar uidts auberes 5u madenl
Go idiper es Wtiiblenberg nurbe. er
mubte lid pon ieiaem Sobne trennen.
Gnntbar nabm er alio bas Inerbieten
bes Miiiipndrs al mn iaste 81 ieinem
Gobne: .ginn benn. Wartin, ba on es
felbit 10 pillit, 10 be9leite Slater Barr
mum. llnb jest pouen mir 5uiammen
Der Iutter iGreibeu. bepor mir uns
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-10-01
In, Yennets See.

Ser miibiamite Cell Der 8eiIe tpal
nun gliidli9 5uriidselest, aber ni6i
Der 9efobrli1ite.
Ser @ennetsS See Iieet unter Dem
60. @rab n0rbli6er 8reite an oei
@ren5e bon Sritii6s &olumbien uni
Dem NorbpeitsS e rritorium bon &as
naba unb lit elmer Der sroben QueQs
ieen bes Suton. Seiuem @biluf
fol9enb, erreidt man ben 2eipese uni
in Der Ndbe bes Sorts Seltirt Den
PeapsTiper (9tiper beibt Slub). Sies
ier dnbert in Ger 9tdbe Der @olbfelbe,
bon Glonpife, bepor er &anaba pers
.ubt unb Die @ren5e bon Mlasfa iibers
i6reitet, ieinen Haren unb beibt oann
Sutton. Ian 6raudte allo bonn 9ens
netsSee aus mn auf Dem SlulIe abs
ipdrts nad N~orbipeiten 5u fabren, nm
81 ben 8olofelbern 5u 9elangen. Iber
paS mar gerabe Die S6pieriafeit
penn man muBte cine gauge 8eibe Der
9efdbrlidlten Stromidnellen suriids
legen, IN benen i6ou mebr ais Elm
Slob elenb i6eiterte. @n cine Meiie.
ldngs Der llfer ODER qner ii6er 9ere
mar IN Der i1redli6en 8alb< mn
Selspilonis gar ni6t an benfeu. Isle
louten lie audi II ben Illnbporrni
fir einen iolden Wari6. Der sepif
5tpei @onate beanipruhen tpilroe, mil
ii1 idleppen? Sas erfldrte 8arnum
benz &naben nnb idlob:
"Gs bilft ni6ts, mir miiien. tpit
Der ielise Gr5blidof Se9bers. Der bis
erlren Wiiiiondre an ben Sutton fiibr.
te, ben SluBtpes nebmeu. llnburd).
brinslide 8dlber. uniiberlteigIiht
Selspdnbe lperren ben 4anoipeg. Siet
MIR Die Selien an bieiem Seel SO.
treft erbeben lie iih ans Dem 8aiiel
40. 30 uno nod mebr @eter bod
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-10-01
tteber ben GbileOot= Tak

Gs mar enbIi6 SUM %9etpprben. So
lid)tete ii6 fah unb rtaf bas @etpolt.
uno zines Mtprgens Die giseipfel Der
elias @lpen bon ibrem f%inltern Sell
Ientbron in nunberpoller alarbeit
bernieoer. Wartin Wiblenberg i%taunte
oh Der pilben Yra1t bieier 8er9z
tpelt; nod ME bate fem Iuse eineu
iol6en Nnblid 9~enoiien. .Sit bas Der
GIiasbere?" fragte ct Safer 8arnlm.
na6 elmer rieiisen gisfuppe I'M Horbs
fpeiten 5ei9eno.
nSas lit MIR Der nSairipeatber"
(S6onpetterberg,) antportete Der
Wi%iiiiondr. "gr lit aber 400 m bod
unb errei6t alio beinabe ben Ionts
blanc. Seinen Namen berbanft er
Dem l%lmltdnbe, Oab er Ieinen @ipfel
mn bel i6onem @etter 5eist. gr
gibt uns bas Sei6en, oab es enblif
3eit lei, nniere Sergfabrt un5utreten.
S6on mar Der n@eitreifte Siber"
nit einem Subenb ieiner Snbianer
CUR Stelle unb mabnte, NIT %freunbli>
6em @rinien na6 ben flaren Bergen
5eigenb, gum Gufbru1. 2dn9it mar
ales sepadt nnb 6ereit; 10 beitie9 Die
Heiieseieui6aft elm babies Subenh
fleiner Siidertdbne unb ieselte nit
Yater Nenes beiten @iini6em ab.
9pna, Der Yunft, bon DEM aus Der
9bilcootz Yab eririe9en piro. lie9t
nobl 100 Seemeileu noroli6 bon Sus
neau am gnbe bes i6malen 2pnns
aanals. Sic Satus Snbianer iinh
ebenio fiibne Slider als Sdger uni
berlIeben ii6 oprtreffli6 auf Die ges
fdbrlihen Strommungen unb ploelis
den @inbit0be bieier en9en Weere5s
arme. 60 le9te man Die Strede bins
nen brei Sasen sliidli6 5uriid. @ber
niht o6ne SGauoern blidte Wartir
Wiiblenbers 81 ben i~teilen Selsfpans
ben empor, in Denen, gang mie IN Der
Siorben Horpegens. S@ln6ten uni
@leti6er bis in Die rani6enoe 8rans
bung bina6rei6ten. rSa loaen ipil
binaufl" rief er aus, D@ott iteb' nns
BEL" llnb nod biel eri6rodener blins
5elten Die Gsfimos 81 Den unipegiaa
men Soben binnn. Sic SafusS n'
bianer blidteu seringi6deig auf oil
fleinen unb in ibren Yel5fleibern faf
fu9elrlnpen gsfimos berab, uno Del
u@eltreiftc 8iber" ia9te: v@ott gal
ben Ieni6en Irme unb 9eine, oami
tlettern lie iiber Die 8erse. 9as
r&leine glaunu9" aber mag ii6 an
meine Sdultern ieben. llnb nnier'
@riiber. Die 3rantrinfer. nerben mi
Dor uns berroaen; Oenu Tie iinb runi
ipie au9eln."
0utmiiti9 la6te Der .9leine Gee
bunb" an bieier Sti6elei. unb als De
Steig iuirflih begann, poqte err bel
.&leinen @ater" auf Ieiuen breitei
Hiiden nebmen. Seiien meigerts lid
Martin misunderstanding; ia er be
itauo oaraui, baB man linn elm Yac
polene untertleiber uno ben iparmel
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-10-01

Saus bes @ebetes bier lit freilid 9ro,
Der unb i60ner. Iber mir nerber
bas nniern Sriibern am Sutton iagen
unb lie perben balb elm nod bel gro.
beres unb i6Dneres balien."
Tater 8arnlim ldd)eIte iiber Der
8ei6maf ieiner gsfimos. Die perbpr.
bene Slide nnb ran5ieen Gran bepor.
5li9en, unb ia9te: rSas lit Elm gutter
@eoante. bab ibr cine ibDnere uni
gr0Bere Stride bauen ipoatl gfur
oenn. ma6t eub fir BEN eriten lido.
men Sag reiiefertisl" Sann iteate el
ben iungen Wiiblenberg Dor. o9a:
lit elm 9utes Slab9eiidt. Ser miri
eu6 ME qudlen. pie es Die bDien 8lab.
9eii6ter am &lonbite oft tim. Sas
iunse Slabseii9t reiit nit uns uni
miro bieuei9t einmal Der @ater Ell.
rer &inber."
30, oil" riefen due unb blidten fat
NIT @brfnrdt aif ben &nnben. y8il
polen Den .&leinen Batter" iiber btt
Yerse traeeu, unb er iou Henntier-
sunsen eiien unb piel Gran triuten".
iagte Der Infiibrcr, Der n&leine Sees
bunb."
y@as baben sic linen bon mi,
geiagt?" fraste @artin Der Wiiiiondr,
"Sie i6auen mid ia plOeli6 ale ID
freunolid alis' ibren fleineu Ieueleiu
an. ais Oh i1 ibr gruoer ipdre."
Slater Sarnum iaate es unb fiiste
ider3enb bin5u: ~Nun mubt Oh meiu
8ort einlDien unb Wiiiiondr iperoen.
b. +. penn Der liebe @ott bit6 belIen
piirbis eradtet. 8eidenfe lie ieet
NIT ben Ingelbafen unb Ieiern. Die
mir fir lie in Sitta tauiten." 9a
gldn5ten Die fleinen Ieugleiu bes gsz
fimos crit re1t Dor Sreube, uno iie
idloiien ben ~aleineu Batter" in ibr
9er5. limb aIs iie crit am fulsenbeu
Worsen. Der elm Sonnta9 mar, Iar@
tin ben beiben Yrieitern am Iltare
pienen iaben. ba mar er in ibren Ius
gen fat i1on elm bdl6er S6ipar5rod.
Iu1 Die Snbianer bonn Safu>
Stanm bebnten ibre 2iebe 81 ben Iiiz
iiondren auf pas iunse Slabseii6t nit
ben blauen Iugen aus. SIR SduptS
ling. Der ~8eitreifte giber". bradte
feline lette S%asbbeute. einen f6nees
ipeiben Yolarbaien, unb bot ii6 an.
Die &araipane ielbit iiber ben gbileoots
Yab bis an ben 9ennet@S Gee 5u fibs
rem. &einer fannte iib in Der 8ers<
ipilOnis 10 aus pie er. Martin be-
i6enfte i'm alio auf einen @inf Deg
Iilliondrs. Der bieies Inerbieten ans
nabla. nit elm paar Yfunb &au6tas
BAT. 9arauf erflarte Der ~@eltreifte
giber" bns .glauaus"" fir bas bette
aler 8labselidter uub ingte, ,er liebe
es fat 10 iebr ipie ben SAwar5rod.
y - y
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-10-01

aabn treten, Dob er 9lei6 bod 8aTier
ltefe nn0 rettungslos idnfe."
.0nt", iagte Martin, lid tpiq bir
mein Sal6enmeiier fir Die Iofailins
i6enfen. Iber on mmbt audi Dem
S6tpar5rod elm Saar retbt iparme nilb
tpei6e MAIDEN; ionit tritt er uns nit
ieinen Stiefeln elm God in ben &abnl"
20, s9raunbart" peib, pia man
I'M 8anoe fdbrtl gr lpidelt feline
6iBe IN cine Sede unb iibt 10 ltill ipie
ein @dus6en i'm Code, menn es Die
Safe tpittert. Iber on bilt an cine
8anoefabrt ni6t geipDbntl"
80 Oh ioait iebea, tuie It'll i6 iibel
aber made mir nm @pfaiiinsl 9ait
on jebt Wioos unb Sar5 genug? Gut.
60 sebe i6 nit Dem fleiuen gsfimo
fii6enl~
&dbreno Die Snbiancr emiig nit
DEM aabnbau belGdftigt paren uub
nebenber auf Die i9lpdr5en gidb0rnz
den, 9alrmmnrber unb &ilpfaBeu
ia9ten. Deren YelSe Tie in Snnenu per<
fanfen fonnten, batten ii6 Die @sfiz
mos auf ben Siidfdns perleet. IS
mar Die 3eit. ba Die SdIue gum 9ai<
den in Die @ergbdhe binnufltiegen,
uno i6on am erlten Gage fingen tie
NIT ben SGnDen in ben 266ern, Sic
Der itrubelnoe Giebba1 ailsgeboblt
bate, big 5u 20 %funb ibmere Sra6tz
fiiGe. Gin ledere5 Mtabl, bas Yater
@arnnm portrefili9 3u bereiten ber1
ltanol Damn berfertigen lie li1 cine
Mrt Sarpunen uno fnuerten Stunoen
nnb Stunoen lang obne Elm @lieo gu
riibren auf Steinen am Seenfer. Wit
unenoli6er Oepulb lodten tie burob
Sober Die Slide beron unb piBten.
iobalo lidb cine piiroi9e @elte 5eiste.
i'm re6ten I%ugen6lide nit blibartiz
ger S6neQiefeit Die @urftan9e gu
i6leupern, uub fat INNER lpiebten
iie ben Slid. Wartin fdiierte binter
ieinem Srembe. Dem ~Sii9reiber",
unb iibte lid in Der @ebulo. 60 cine
bal6e Stunbe belt er es nobl aus.
@euu er nber in bieier 3eit ii6 tein
GROCER Slid 5eigte. i9IiG er till bon
0alinen.
.&ie Die 9uten GSfimos er nur
%ousbalten. 10 LANCE rlbig 5u iisen".
id9te or einntal 81 &ater 9armm.
~SaS lino lie bon Sugenb auf aes
pobnt", e~ut8e9nete oieier. .Srobeu
am Sufon unb am giSmeer tnuern lie
geraoe 10 III Der grobten &alte tager
lang an Den G06ern, Die lie in Die
@isbede idIu8en, .uub barren. Oie
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-10-01
Is 3 g.)

49, .|f 4 No ~
- "
Memanb. ale iaberJ DAP Der leete
Geiperber alib nod bobere Ingebote
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