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Ripley County democrat. (Doniphan, Mo.) 1905-1920, 1908-11-20

from Monroe City, were married
at Palmyra last week, The moth
ers of the two children very prob.
ably accompanied them to Pal
myra.
The erection of a $500, ,00t
cathedral was begun in ST. Louis
by the Catholics a few days ago.
The structure will be completed
in six years. The building alone
will cost 81, 500, 900 and the fix.
lures and interior decorations
81, 100000.
An association OF farmers,
some of whose land is within a
mile of Craig, have organized an
unincorporated drainage district
containing 1925 acres and enter
ed into a contract to pay 10 cents
-tpsr acre upon the first ASSESS
ment, to start the workof ditch
ing.
We are sorry to note the hor-
rible death Of the little daughter
of T. A. Myers, caused by her
clothing becoming ignited at a
fire IN the yard Of C. G. Freeman.
The sad happening occurred on
Saturday, the little one dying
Sunday evening.-Sikeston En-
terprise.
AT the October term Of the fed
eral court at Cape Girar-
deau seven crooked postmasters
were sentenced and an equal
number Of postoffice robbers
given terms in prison. There
isn't much difference between
these two lunches of thieves, and
athey oil looked alike to Judge
Dyer laA%a
"Fhe printer takes more
chances than any man on earth, "
says the Minneapolis Journal.
"Last week a James newpaper
office was shot into by a local
grocer because in his ad. reading
a fresh stock of dairy butter
daily The printer used an III
instead of a ID in the word
dairy"
Canning factories in southern
Missouri have had a prosperous
season this year, SO far as the
amount of fRnit canned. One
company at Marshfeld canned e5
cars Of tomatoes and several 9TH
er factories put up great many
strawberries and blackberries
early in the season, Some Of
them are now canning sweet no.
tatoes.
Admitting having murdered
James Evans in a Frisco box car
near Peirce City several months
ago, Herman johnson received a
life sentence in the Lawrence
count ty circuit court at Mt. Ver-
non Friday. Johnson's plea of
guilty came as a surprise as the
man hal retained counsel and
asserted that he would present
defense OF temporary insanity.
Warden Matt w. Hall of the
penitentiary has called for and
received statement OF the little |
farm operated for the benefit of
the prison by John Bruner.
There is less than eleven acres
under cultivation. The proceeds
from this small area amounted to
more than $2,825. This is about
s275 to the acre. which goes to
show the earning capacity of
Missouri soil in that section of |
the state.
Last Monday a man of the
county went into a drug store in
Liberty and took bottle Of pip
medicine, thinking 1t was . pint
Of whiskey he had ordered on q
doctors prescription a little while
before, He was taking i've 9TH
or men to dinner and each took
. drink Of the bottle and alt be-
came seriously sick, and twas
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Ripley County democrat. (Doniphan, Mo.) 1905-1920, 1908-11-20

DeKalb, and everybody is pros
porous and happy.
Atkinson, Holt, Buchanan and
Platte, in the fourth district, gave
msjorities for Stone, Nodaway
and Andrew for Folk.
The 1908 crop OF quail is re-
ported the largest in years. The
open season began November
= and will continue to December 81,
J. The city council Of Excelsior
Springs has passed an ordnance
raising the saloon license in that
town from $3.50 to $1,000 per year,
Worth county has a rainfall OF
nearly Elk inches during October.
Less than one-half an ineh fell
during the preceding two
months.
Mrs. Cora Baker Choteau, q
famous beauty of st. Louis prior
to her marriage, is suing her hus-
band for divorce on the charge Of
desertion.
Missouri produced 20,S84,810
bushels OF wheat in 1908,
which is an average Of 10.7bush-
els all acre. This is the lowest in
five years.
Harve Meyer has sold his 1e0-
acre farm Eve miles east of
Mound City to Arthur Loucks.
.he consideration, being 40, ,00o,'
Sl25 per acre. !.
Refusing to be warned by the
presenliment Of his mother that
he would meet tragic death,
lIowardOgden fell from q balloon
al Garden City and was killed.
Peter H. Scott, veteran of the
Civil war, died in Charlottesville
last week. Nine exconfederate
soldiers were his pail bearers,
whose combined ages are 1856
years.
According to the Portageyille
Critic several men from that town
killed a coon weighing eighty
four pounds. Two of the dogs
were killed by the coon before it
was captured.
A life-sized oil painting of
Judge Elijah A. Norton, who was
on the supreme bench from 1875
to 1888, has been placed in the
new supreme court building at
Jefferson City.
Halt q dozen Missouri and
Kansas saddlery manufacturers
held q conference in Springfield
few days ago and the report
was circulated that they met for
the purpose Of fixing prices,
A Shelby county man has
threshed sos worthof clover seed |
from eight and one half acres Of
clover and has the clover left to
feedto his stock. Clover seed !
at SS per bushel is most TOO val
liable to waste. |
Albert Rutter Of Carthage pro-
bsblywaE fatally shot while walk
ing with, his divorced wife late
Thursday night, He was taken
to q hospital, where he positively
identified man as being the one
who did the shooting.
Kansas City made another bid
ioriame by announcing that there
il more than 600 divorce cases
on the dockets Of the circuit
courts IN that city. On Wednes-
day IS divorces were granted and
only nine marriage licenses issu
=. /
Mrs. J. 4. Stewart, Of Colum-
bis. No., 70 years old, recently
took her first ride on the rail-
pad, She vent to visit her
Ripley County democrat. (Doniphan, Mo.) 1905-1920, 1908-11-20

VIII have a majority of eight.
The two houses now stand as fol-
lows: Senate % Democrats and
IL Republicans. House SO
Democrats and 73 Republicans.
Upon a joint ballot for the Unit
ed States Senator the two houses
will be 80 Democrats and S4 Re-
publicans.
A handsome oil painting of a
hen has just been received by the
Agricultural department of the
University of Missouri. 1t is a
picture of Peggy, a So, 900
hen owned by Ernest Kellerstrass
of Kansas City. "Peggy" is
a white Orpington hen of the
highest type and has record of
40 eggs a year, which her own
er sells at the rate of S5 each,
when he cares to sell them at all.
At the Tri- State fair at Memphis.
Tennessee, recently, Peggy was
presented with a solid gold leg
band, set with diamonds.
II you think you are wise and
we'll informed, just see il you
can answer these questions /:
You have seen hundreds of white
horses why did you never see a
white colt9 Why does horse eat
grass backward and COW for
ward? Why does a hop vine
twine to the left and a bean vine
to the right9 Why does u horse
when staked out by a rope
unwinds the rope while
a COW winds it up into hard
kinks? Why does o horse get
up on his front feet and COW. on
her hind 'feet?., And why does
dog turn around three times be-
fore lying down.
Hsdley told therural population
he didn't wants the votes of
The liquor element, hut
The elections returns from st.
Louis and st. Louis county prove
beyond dispute that HadIey re-
,eived the solid vote of the law
ess liquor element of st. Louis
and st. LOUIS county. Every
brewery ward gaveHadley almost
IN unanimous vote. No repubIi- /
IAN paper in Missouri will give
his truth to their readers, thous.
ands of whom refusing to read
but republican papers
will live in ignorance of Hadley's
deception, Hadley was madeat.
orney general by the Doodle
money of the brewer, and by
heir votes and money with the
'unds of special interests he has
oeen elected governor. What is
worse, his administration will be
manipulated in the interest of the
element to whom he owes his
election. Carthage Democrat,
Well, the people seem to have
lecided in favor Of the brewers
Ind the distillers and the saloon-
SITS. They voted for Mr.. Hadley
Who declared for "Home Rule"
here in the cities. ''Home
'ule' there means "wide-open."
low many of the republicans in
his county who have been howl
ng to Democratic ears "Down
I
With the saloon p"-how many of
hem cast aside their partisanship
md voted for Cowherd, who de-
Jared that the law was good
for the cityp Thereby
10 lost thousands of votes in st. /,
.ouis controlled by the liquor (
interests. To this latter contin-
.ent--to the Busches and the
lagels and the Lemps, etc. /
SIX how would state wide probi- K
'ition suit you? You are blazing
he way for it, and the canting /
yRoerites who are shoulder to /,
houlder with you in>~ common Il
artisanship in your states then !
ct what comfort you may from !
hem i-Ironton Register:
The Engineering DepartmentEi
Ripley County democrat. (Doniphan, Mo.) 1905-1920, 1908-11-20


ments, and stored where it
was either partly or entirely COW
cred with water. After four
months, the various samples were
taken to the laboratories and
tested to determine what changes
had taken place in the chemical
nature of the coal. The coal
exposed to the weather was found
to have lost50 per cent in a years
The coal stored in a damp place
was found to have jeteriorated,
but not 80 much as the former.
The samples exposed in a dry
cellar were found to be almost
as sound as when first taken from
the mine.
The Missouri State Beard of
Horticulture which was created
by special act Of the legislature
two years ago, announces that
the second Winter Institute un-
der the new organization will be
held in the auditorium OF the
University ofColumbia, Jan. 9th.
9Th, 1909, during Farmers
week.. Special features of this
meeting which makes it of un-.
usual interest to fruit growers
and Others are: The big fruit
display; three hundred dol
lars in cash prizes offered for
horticultural products exhibited !;
opportunity to attend the session
of the other state farmers organ.
izations-eight in number, which
will be meeting at the same time;
a chance to see the large collec-
ton OF the famous Western fruit
in boxes, and be lnstrpcted,by an
expert in the fne points ofgrad-
ing and packing the apples and
pears in order to secure big
prices; opportunity tn visit the
different buildings and de-
partments Of the University
and Agricultural College.
Experiment Station. II is also
pointed out that the Agricultural
Short Course for farm
er will be just beginning and that
the men in attendance, together
with the regular Agricultural
students, will be doing some Of
their usual school work in butter
live stock judging, corn
Judging pruning, land propagating
plants, etc., all Of which will be
ot great interest to practical
farmers. Because this is a leis-
ire time of year with farmers,
hey are urged to take a few
lays vacation and meet with
some of their live organizations
and acquire a big stock of new
deas concerning their business.
The Savitar, the student an
lnual of the University Of Mis-
'ouri, is to have girl represent
ative on the board of editors for
he frs. time in years. The
'Co-eds" Of tAstuniversity have
ong desired to have a reprssen-
ative on the publication, which
8 considered the most important
# student publications in school.
They won this year by a shrewd
POLITICAL trick. Tn the students,
'lectisn the girls promised the
Arts and Sciences department
heir solid vote agains. the En-
rineefing and Agricultural de-
'artments provided the Arts
nniors would give them a repre-
entative on the Sayitar. The
Ieal went through and as a re-
ult the girls will have a voice in
dts the annual.
Dr.EA. Ross Hilf, president Of
he University of Missouri, was
nee offered 5000 month to
Jerk in a country store, He re-
used the offer, which was made
'hen be was teaching in a coun-
~ school during ms youth. He
o.i Of The incident recently ina
seizure at che Central High
chool in Kansas City. CONTINUE
g,yDr Hill asid: nDont ner-
, - Fasr< 49,. :. -. = ef.... - ~
Ripley County democrat. (Doniphan, Mo.) 1905-1920, 1908-11-20

! A. B. haney was shot and
instantly killed by H. S. .BurnetI
on last Tuesday in front VI the
Chaffee State Bank in the midst
of a large crowd who congregat.
ed to discuss the election. On
September |, Summers Burnett,
son of H. s, Burnett was shot
and killed by CLANCY in Chan
ey's saloon. Constable J. D.
Randolph was standing close by,
caught the aged man and dis
armed him. Two shots were
fired, one striking CLANCY.
Randolph Immediately put Bar
nett in a buggy and took him to
Benton Jail. The death of his
favorite son is said to have had
a great effect upon the aged faith
eI who hes been confined to his
bed for four months up to the
time OF his sons death. The
shock caused him to get up and
go about. 1t is said he has been
continually talking about his
dead son and It is generally be-
lieved that his mind became un.
balanced. Major Burnett COM
manded abattallion under General
Forrest, and severed in the six
teenth Tennessee cavalry in the
civil war. .-Chaffee Review.
Freeman Gran ade, met with a
most horrible and shocking death
Wednesday afternoon on the
drainage ditch west of this city.
His uncles, the Graham boys,
have been doing some work on
the ditch, and Wednesday when
the teams were unhitched at noon
to feed, the boy was placed on
the back Of one of the mules to
take it to water. The mule,
heretofore thought to be perfectly
gentle, became frightened and
ran away, the child falling off.
AS he fell, his ankle caught in
he trace chain and he W as soon
kicked to death. The mule con-
tinued to run, going twice
through a combination wood and
and wire fence, and over consid-
cradle stubble, the child's body
being literally torn to piece,
The remains were Inferred yes
terday afternoon.-Caruthers.
vile Democrat,
Great mystery surrounds the
murder OF Albert Albright, whose.
hody was found by the roadside
four miles north of Lawson
Thursday evening. The coron-
er Of Ray county heard evidence,
but announced that the verdict
of the jury would not be made
known until Tuesday. There has
been no evidence offered that
would remotely implicate any
one.Albright who taught a dis
trict school, was driving home in
a buggy about dusk. When he
reached a place in the road where /
the bank rises to a considerable |
height he was shot from ambush. f.
An examination Of the body,
showed that the teacher was shot I
with shotgun.
One of the noted characters of
southern Missouri died at his
home in Texas county a few days
ago. He was Louis Southworth, /
owner of the Ozark Fruit Farm,
who resided near Sargent. For
manyyears he resided on the farm
where he died. 1t was the claim
OF Mr.. Southworth that this was
the garden of Eden, that here
upon a time Adam and Eve made
thier home. Mr.. Southw5rth
found many rocks on the place,
covered with strange hierogly-
phics that he claimed gave a his +
tory Of events in the prehistoric
days. He was fine fruit grow
er and fruits from his farm took
whenever exhibited.
A new fraternity has been
organized at the University of
Missotlfi to consisk of man nho -
Ripley County democrat. (Doniphan, Mo.) 1905-1920, 1908-11-20

A new fraternity has been
organized at the Univeraity of
Missoasi to consist Of men who at
some time in their university car
eer have been expelled from
school. There are eleven
charter members 81 the order. the
emblem Of which Is a cross bear,
Ing the letters K. A. N. d. 1t is
called the Kappa Delta.
Ripley County democrat. (Doniphan, Mo.) 1905-1920, 1908-11-20

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Telegramy krajOwe.

Washington, z kwietnia. - Sc
nat przyjaf wczoraj bez znacznych
zmian nowele budzetowa wojsko-
wa, wyznaczajac blisko $1O0,oOO,-
600 dla departamentu wojny. No
wela ia podnosi z6bd i gaze zoi-
merry oficer0w bardzo znacznie
az do 10 procent.
w izbie posl6w przysz}o do
chwilowego zawieszenia broni po-
miedzy republikanami a filbu-
styerujacymi demokratami, gdy
wprowadzono ma stol nowele ty-
czaca sic odpowiedzialnosci pra-
codawcow, popierana przez
mniejszosc demokratyczna. Przy-
;eto te nowele wszystkimi giosa-
mi procz jednego oddanego przez
Littlefielda. Littlefield uzasadnil
swe postapienie .oswiadczeniem,
re sadly niewatpliwie ustawe te
uznajq "a niekonstytucyjna.
Washington, 2 kwietnia. - Ze
pan Roosevelt umie okazac szcze-
g6lna swa uprzejmosc - Irland-
czykom, podczas gdy wobec Po-
lakow zachowuje sic tylko
grzeczna rezerwa, udowodnii O.
statniem SVEN postapieniem wy
wolujacem tn rome komentarze.
Czlonek angielskiego parlamentu
John P. 'BoIand, reprezentant po-
sudniowego okregu wyborczego
w Kern, W Irlandyi i czlonek
grupy nacyonalistycznej Redu-
ronda, prosil przed niejakim CA
sem prezydenta Roosevelta, azeby
W sprawozdaniach o handlowych
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to wybudowaio towarzystwo BE.
danta" zupelnie ma wzor siawnej swi&
tyni Tai Mahal W Indyach.
w czasie pozaru W 4 pietrowym
mieszkalnym domu pm. 470 Pearl str.
W Nowym Yorku jedna osoba, Julia
Isalu, zginela W piomieniach, okoio
20 os6b mocno sic popiekio lub polka
leczylo.
- Zdaje sic, ie W czasie wezorat
szych wybor6w W Stanie Michigan.
prohibicyonisci odniesli zwyciestwa W
powiatach, ich przeciwnicy W s.
- Department siuzby wojskoweJ
szpitalnej sanitarnej We Waszyngto-
ME oglasza, re cd wczoraj zaprowadza
sic kwarantane z6itej febry wobec Ku-
by wyjatkiem miejskiego okregu
Hawany.
- Minister wojny Taft przybW
wczorai rano do Omaha, Neb. Wieczo-
czorem przemawial ma bankiecie W
Auditorium.
- w Pittsburgh, Pa, So letnI cy.
wilny inaynier Samuel l.. Gardner,
cz1owiek 4onaty 1 ojciec licznej rodzi'
ny, zastrzelil II letnia Dorote Yost !
siebie dlatego, re byi W dziewczynie
zakochany, a ona jakims kawalerem
onegdaj byla W kosciele.
- cesarz Wilhelm zaprosli ks.
Buelowa do odwiedzenia siebie ma wys-
pie Korfu. Kanclerz niemiecki uda
sic zatem najpierw do Rzymu, gdzie
bedzie konferowal wloskim mini
strem spraw zagranicznych Tittonim
gdzie ma mice audyencye W Waty.
kanie, poczem dopiero pojedzie ma
Korfu.
- w kwirynaIe W RzymIe odbyia
sic wczoraj narada familijna W spra'
vie zareczyn ksiecia Abruzz6w q PAN
ma Cath. Elkins, c6rka amerykah'
skiego senatora, Steve" Elkinsa
Waszyngtonu. w naradzie braio u
dziai opr6cz kr6la Wiktora Emanuela
kilku ksiaaat wioskich. Kr6l wiosN
podobno przesta} sic sprzeciwiat pla'
nowanemu malzehstwu.
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Telegramy zagraniczne

Lizbona, z kwietnia. - Skon-
statowano dotychczas, re przy o.
negdajszych rozruchach wybor-
czych W stolicy Portugalii siedm
osob zostaIo zastrzelonych przez
zolnierzy a okolo loo poranio-
nych. Do krwawego tego zajscia
przyszio podobno z powodu "a
czepnego strzelania re strony
stray obywatelskiej ma interwe-
niujace wojsko podczas oblicza-
MIA giosow wieczorem, przyczem
trzech 1olnierzy zostalo ranio-
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powazny dziennik uznal, IL to by
loby nieprzyzwoite.
P. Schwanebach opowiada da-
lei ,,Riecz", byl W serdecznej przy
jazni 6wczesnym ambasadorem
austryackim w Petersburgu. Ia
chwycal sic gloSno zyczliwoScia
dla Rosyi, a zyozliwosc ia wyra-
zala sic przedewszystkiem W po-
tepianiu konstytucyi rosyjskiej.
Ambasadorem tym byl, niktby ME
odgadl, baron Aehrenthal! Ten
sam minister austryacki, ma ktore-
go wspomnienie dry dis Gala
Rosya gniewu.
Kiedy baron Aehrenthal jechai
do Wiednia przez Berlin, to go P.
Schwanebach prosil o doreczenie
memoryaiu wedlug adresu. Podo-
bno sam ambassador i dwor ber-
linski bardzo sic Small z tego
wypadku.
,,Jak to dobrze, jak przyjemnie
mice W Rosyi przyjaciol -takich
wpiywowych, usluznych H..
bezplatnych."
wv samej rzeczy, dodaje pRiecz',
minister rosyjski podajacy memo
ryaI cudzoziemskiemu monarsze
przez ambassadors trzeciego mo-
carstwa /. -"
Do tych rewelacyi ,Rieczi" ma
ley dodac, re p. Schwanebach O.
giosil w Now. Wrem". list, w
ktorym przyznaje sic do autor--
silva artykuiu W LA Revue, a
zapewnia tylko, IL dostaI sic on
ma szpalty pisma ,,bez jego VIE
dzy', take bez udzialu min.
Goremy&ina i bar. Aehrenthala.
Wyjasnienie to jednak ME zmie-
MIA w niczem skandalicznego fax
tn. To tez jak donosza TELEGRAPH
czne z Petersburga sensacyjne re-
welacye ,,Rieczi', udowadniajace.
re glowny przywodca rosyjskiej
partyi reakcyjnej czlonek mini
sterylm p. Schawenbach przeslal
paszkwile ma Rad narod rosyj-
ski do dziennikow zagranicznych
i skiadai tajne raporty naczelni-
kowi obcego panstwa wywolaly
slime wrazenie w sferach wyz-
szych. Podobno istnieje zamiar
wyznaczenia umySlnej komisyi
Sledczej, ktora po zbadaniu wszy-
stkich fakt6w, ujawnionych W ar
tykuiach ,,Rieczi" ma pociagnac
Schwanebacha do odpowiedzial-
nosci sadowej pod zarzutem zdra-
dy stanu. Cho6by jednak do tego
ME doszlo, karyere p. Schwaneba-
cha nalezy uznae "a skohczona.
Ten ,,istinno ruski" Niemiec bo-
wien zbyt lekkomyslnie zdradzil
swoj. >. pruski patryotyzn1.
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Mukden, z kwietnia. = Czterej

Mukden, z kWietnia. = CZtereJ
Japonczycy weszli wczoraj do
do konsulatu amerykanskiego o.
beszli sic tam w sposob brutalny
re zemsty osobistej urzednikami
krajowcami. Generalny konsul
Straight zwr6cii sic do chihskiej
policyi, ktora zaraz przyareszto-
wala smialych napastnikow i od-
dala ich japohskiemu konsulowi.
Poniewaz dotychczas re strony
Japonii ME nastapilo zadne unie-
winnienie sic, wiec sprawa ia mo-
re sic staG przedmiotem wzajem-
nych dyplomatycznych przedsta-
wien.
Londyn, 2 kwietnia. - Angiel-
ski minister skarbu i przewdopo-
dobnie nastepca premiera, Her
bert H. Asquith udal sic wczo-
raj do Biarritz ma konferencye po-
lityczna kr6lem Edwardem,
kt6ry tam czasowo bawi. w pra-
sic angielskiej dale sic zauwazyc
pewne niezadowolenie, re krol w
czasie obecnego kryzysu gabine-
towego znajduje sic poza grani-
cami kraju. Ustepujacy premier
Campbell Bannerman polecii
krolowi W SVEN piSmie rezygna-
cyjnem konferowac z Asquithem.
w Izbie gmin ministrer skarbu
Asquith wygiosil wczoraj z Okla
zyi ustapienia premiera Campbell
Bannermana move pochWalna ma
czeSc tego dlugoleniego meza sta
nu, potem ,zas postawil wniosek,
azeby sic parliament odroczyl do
IA BIN. poniewaz ME istnieje O.
becnie cabinet, co tez uchwalono.
Take byIy prezydent ministrow
Balfour przywodca partyi If
landzkiej, Redmond, zlozyli w
swych mowach nalezny hold sza-
cunku uzriania dla ustepujacego
premiera, Campbell Bannerma-
ma.
Kopenhaga, z kwietnia. = Ro-
sya,s Niemcy, Dapia DsaaEplia i i Sszswecya IL
chwalily utrzymac nadal ,,status
quo" ma Morzu Baityckiem. Pod
pisanie uchwaly odnosnej moze
nastapit lada dzieh. Skoro wiec
ia sprawa jest juz pomyslnie "a
latwiona, to nelezy sic wkrotce
spodziewac podobnej konwencyi
i CO do Nora Polnocnego.
Wieden, z kwietnia. = w par
lamencie austryackim rozpoczely
Sic obrady mad pomnozeniem kon-
tygensu rekruta, kt6ry ma bye po-
wiekszony O tysiecy. Postano-
wiono juz W tym wzgledzie nagly
wniosek. Jak MONA obecnego
nastroju wnioskowac, to przed}o-
zenie zostanie uchwalone.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1908-04-07
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