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Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1913-06-02
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coasoLloArro AUTO COMPANY

Carrying United States mail and
express makes daily trips from Tono
pah to Manhattan and Round Noun.
tain. Cars leave Tonopah daily On
arrival Of mail and leave Manhattan
at $3.50 p N.
W. c. HARDING. Agent
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Alaska refrigerators. the best In
the land, all sizes al less than fac
tory cost Tonopah Hardware Co.
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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-03-14
PROSPECTS ARE GOOD.
Land and Stock Boom on at Oberlin
Decatur County.

OberIin, Kan, March 14.-Now is the
time for young men to make land in
vestments in Decatur county, said
q we'll known citizen of Oberlin, for
when it comes to productiveness and
richness of soil the lands in Decatur
county are hard to beat
This citizen and fnancier came here
in 1879, and has been engaged in the
stock industry, shipping and feeding
since 1885, To be sure, Decatur county
has been hit hard in loss of crops for
the last two or three years, but no
more than has many other counties. AS
q general rule, the farmers have had
enough to tide them through, and few
have left the county. The farmers who
come to town to trade report their
wheat in fine condition, plenty of mois-
ture and the best prospects for rails
ing a crop of wheat that they have
seen for years.
Considering that Oberlin is on a
branch of the B. & NJ. railroad, from
Republican City, Neb., and this town
being the western terminus, the bust
ness men report a steady trade not
withstanding the partial loss of crops.
In the cattle shipping season in 1885
80 Oberlin made the record of big
stock shipments, aggregating close to
500 carloads of hogs and cattle. The
commodious auditorium, her high
school building, the city school build
ing, and her Touring mill and churches
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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-03-14
GRAND LODGE CLOSES.
appointment of Committees and Ad-
dresses Features of Last Day.

Arkansas City, Kan, March H.
The biennial session of the grand
lodge A. o. U. W. closed yesterday.
1t adopted by two thirds vote, a reso-
luton providing that the grand mas
ter workman shall appoint a commit
tee of three members to confer with
the Degree of Honor at its next an
nua1 meeting in May, 1913, with a
view of effecting a union of the So
cieties. He was also authorized to ap-
point a committee to attend the next
session of the grand lodge of Min
nesota, to request said grand lodge to
become a member of the national A.
o. U. w. At present the states of Ne
braska, Kansas, Oklahoma and Mis-
souri, comprise the union.
On the only roll call of the session
the law providing for the investment
committee was changed. abolishing
investment committee. The duties
heretofore performed by the commit
tee devolves hereafter on a commit
tee consisting of the grand recorder,
grand receiver and chairman of the
committee on finance.
A memorial address relating to the
life and character of the late E. M.
Forde, was ordered to be printed in
the journal of the proceedings of the
1913 session.
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are indications that the town is here
to stay.
One of the attractive sights in OBJ
erlin is the feeding lots and stock OF
NJ. E. Mix. He shipped the first car
load of hogs from here in 1886. Since
then he has branched out His feed
ing grounds comprise 80 acres, adjoin-
ing town, and so located that they at
ford natural drainage. Mr.. Mix has
visited many feed lots in other Sec
tions of the state.
There must be something doing IN
Oberlin. Half a carload of Knights or
the Grip at one time are frequently
seen in the business houses of the
town.
The bank deposits of the two banks
show up fine, going to show that her
farmers, too, keep enough laid by to
tide them over the present times or
until they are out of the woods by
raising bumper crops. And Decatur
county has raised big crops in former
years and will again as sure as the
sun shines.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-03-14
CONVENTION IN WICHITA.
Kansas Sunday School Association
Will Meet in May.

Wichita, Kan, March 14.-The
forty-eighth annual convention of the
Kansas Sunday School association will
be held at Wichita May 6, Z, 8, 1913.
Last year every county in the state
except one was represented with an
attendance of over twenty-five hun
dred bona fide delegates and indica-
lions point to larger meeting this
year.
The committee announces an excep-
tional line of gifted specialists includ-
ing John l. Alexander, Chicago, spe-
Glallst with boys; Mrs. J. A. Walker,
Denver, elementary; Rev. Edgar
Blake, d. D., secretary of the Metho-
dist board of Sunday schools; w. D.
Stem, Des Moines. adult; R. E. Diffen-
dorfer, New York, missionary educa-
ton; Rev. H. r. McKeen, Oklahoma
rural church; Prof. w. E. M. Hackle-
man, Indianapolis, director of music;
Rev Frank G. Ream, devotional Bible
study; ]. K. Codding, former warden
penitentiary; DR.. S. J. Crumbine, sec
rotary state board of health. In addi-
ton to these a large number of dis
tlngu1shed Sunday school leaders, both
paid and volunteer, from all parts of
Kansas.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-03-14
COLLEGE INTERESTS MERGED.
New Institution Will Be Known as the
Mather College.

Holton, March 14.-The Kansas
City University of Kansas City, Kan,
and the Campbell college of Holton,
Kan, have merged their interests and
the entity of the respective institutions
of learning will be preserved in the
Mather college of Kansas City univer-
sitv.
The name of the literary college
into which the Kansas City university
and the Campbell college is merged
will be known as 1.-THE Mather Col
lege." The majority of the professors
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-03-14
Convicted of Robbery.

Winfield, Kan, March 14.-Guy
Robinson. George Archer and Jack
Moberly have just been convicted in
the Cowley county district court of as
sault and robbery of Ernest Baden on
the night of January "a. The de-
PENDANTS were given separate trials,
and the verdict in each case was
guilty of robbery in the first degree.
Ernest Baden, the prosecuting witness,
is one of the prominent young men
of Winfield, a member of the real es-
tate firm of Baden Brothers.
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Political Pot Bubbles.

Junction City, Kan, March IA
City politics are warming up here and
two business men have announced
their candidacy for mayor. DR.. c. K
Raber, the presen mayor, is a candi-
date for reelection. w. H. Thomp-
son. a prominent business man, who
was mayor for SeveraI terms under
the old council system, is also a can
didate. The election will be held in
April, and the successful candidate
mission form of city government
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-03-14

who have been with Campbell college
during the past six to ten years will
be employed in the Mather college.
Courses of study will be correlated
and fully standardized so that the
work of the new institution will be
better than in either of the old insti-
tutionS.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-03-14
BAD FIRE AT CLAYTON.
Nearly Half of Business Section Goes
Up in Smoke.

Norton, Kan, March 14.-Alm ost
half of the business section of Clayton,
this county, burned.
The citizens had to depend on wells
and a bucket brigade to fight the fire,
and a strong wind blowing at the
time made it impossible to save the
buildings.
Clayton is the second station west
of Norton, on the Rock Island rail
road.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-03-14
STRANGER Tries 40 Die.

Ottawa. Kan. March 14.-John
Ryan claiming Kansas City, Kan, as
his home, attempted to commit suicide
near Ottawa by cutting his throat
with a knife. He severed his windpipe
and is now being treated in the coun-
ty Jail. He will probably recover.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-01-04
Werden Sic in diesem Jahre bauen?
Zuve1asige GeschaftsGrmen die linen bem Bau behufich sen werden

iiber, bab biefsr aond nur Dem
Duragmsspsrtebr bts Dbtrs obsr
mitielrbstns DorteiIe brinsi, bob obsr
Der erobt niebsrrbeinif6e Dsrtebr nns
beridTdtist bleibi. edneibers bofft
5ipdr, bisrour9 ben RitberIanben feis
men Gnttpurf onnebmbarsr 5u MAIDEN.
Bdbrenb BEL dItersn pIdnen oller
Rbeinpertcbr Dor ben bollGnbif9en
6dfen mad anttperptn obselentt tpers
ben lam, tuiirbe bies bier nur NIT
benz obtrs ober mitttirbsinti4e Ders
tebr ssI6eben; bofiir hdtttn bann bic
Rieberldnbe tinen siniisn anIdlub
ibrss limburgif@m aobienrepiers.
aber bieier Qnf4lub sebt mad Bel.
glen; oh ba 5oIlanb nidt bod Oors
sieben tpirb, ben ean3tn Rbeinpertsbr
su bebalten unb fid fir fem Roblens
rebier einsn NnfdIub i.lbf gu fdafs
fen, fafls ss Jpn fir nOtis bdlt2 Rum
Fnb fir ben Goll, bdb Sollanb Der
Gusfiibruns tpiberfr.bt, stDar stpet
Wege borgtieben, bic ben 3~onnlbdu
aud obne bic Rieberlonbt errn0sliden,
nber bieit beiben Rebenentpiirfe Ia1,
fen ipeIentIi6e @orsiiee bes 5nupts
planes permiFen uno tommen tpobf
toum in getra9t. gis fi6 ober bic
br.i beteiIisten Stater, 5oilanb. Bel.
glen, prsuben, entfdieben bob.n. Of
Il. sinen aanol nod antpsrpen bouen
ipollen, unb Bis bonn bic tpiberftr.is
tenben Wlnf6e Der einaelntn Stna'
ten 70 peit srSrtert inb, bob cine
Der bprs.idlasen.n atnien setpdblt
TT, Biz bonn bic aofenbeduns sere'
eelt III, Big balm tp.rben nod ale
Sro6tsn ben Rbsin binunter ihrsu
Neg md 0Orbre4t nebmen. IL
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tperpen. Der Gnttpurf hofft ober,
bnr9 anle6nuns an Die 8erebdnge.
bic erforoerlidsn GhIeufen NIT Iol>
der 9Dbe anIegen gu fOnnen, boB l
Dieter S0bt in 215 Minuten iibtr=
number pirb, 10 bas bic getriebss
lGnge bss Sonnls nur 281 3ilomster
betraeen piirbs, tp6hrtnb Der iebies
WaFerfpeg BON aSln nod ROTTERDAM
$40, mad Qntperpsn 424 9iIomsier
miBt. MAIDEN, 0iirsn unb gustirs
den ioIisn burd Gtidtandie ange=
f6lofeu fpsrben.
Diefe @erbinbuns bat ben srober
gorsus, baB r, Gdiffen BIB su 1900
So. bic Durdfahrt seftattet, porauss
sefeBt. baB Der 2anal s.nus DaFsr
bot. fpas nod nidt unbeitritten lit.
Sie stidnet ftf bor ben alterer
pldnen ferner nod baburh aus, bdb
fe niht olfein benz Durdaanesbers
febr bient. Wdbrenb 3. 3. Der Gent
rihfGe &onot ieintn n.nnenstpertsn
@srfe6rspuntt b,riibrt, pGbr,nO bic
iibrtaen pfone nur bas auftrebenbe
Mlndeu4 Globbo1 an ben MaRerpeg
nsu onf9lisBeu ipiirbeu, 1T 69nsis
bsrS barduf beba6t gsfpeien, einem
@ebist nit restn Wertebr etrtn Der
febrspee al seber. Don Der 2S1 Ri
Iometer lansen Strede fabr.n fat
$50 3ilomster on Sfdttsn Der Rob
Iengepinnuus nno Der Snbuitrie bors
iiber; otiber ben osiperbereihen 6tdoa
ten MoGerl Sto!bsrg. Gihmsilsr unb
Diircn ipirn fdit bos snnse Sphleas
becen Der Burm unh BON 2imburg
nufatfdloHM.
Gieiem gerihina ittht dhsr n.nens
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aasrlsi iar's Sans.

Maf4inen0Iffedt. lin
5ledsn frii4 se0lter Rdbmafdinen
'beim Hdben su ~permeioen, empfiebli
es fid, Bel berunt.rseflapptem Ndbs
fuB unO Isabel, Elm Stiidden 2oihs
pdpisr 3pii6en Rd6fub unb Stoff gu
i9iebsn. glud fonte nan. nah bes
enbstsr Gabt. jsbesmdl beim Ginfdies
ben Die sleide 8prfidt sebrunhen, Biz
bos iibsrfliifiee Ssl aufsefosen 1T,
ipds fe5r bdlo geI9iebt.
RGsel .in3ui dGaeen. lin
in elmer STEELE Der Wuno, an Der bos
Mauertpert dasbrDdeIt, eineu Raeel
feft tin3utreiben, nimmt man ange@
feudtete Stiidhen 3eitunsspdpier.
fInt bdmit ods God aus unb fhlGet
ben Ragel siemIi9 tief bobinein. Ct
iibt barin febr feft, rab bic Danb
Iodert iia an bisi.r Stelle nidt
mehr.
Rerb0fesO brenautn in
in bielen Sduen bic 5olge bon fdlten
SiBen. gs empfieblt ii9 elm bdufis
ceres 8uben Der SiBe in iparmem
MaHer nit nadfolgsnber fiibIsr
uebersiebung. Dem iparmsn WaIier
fam aud ettpus SsnfmsbI sns.f.bt
psroen.
LII iibfe @eri1e aus Hdhts
tii6en gu e~ntfernen, fperben Watt.z
tiide nit 5ormaIin getrGntt unb in
bic S6ublaben gelegt. Gpsntueq
fam man aud cine dltpbpfifde 20s
flung irgenb zines poblrie6enben
dtberiiden OsIes gum 5ormalin sus
FeBen. CUR eriten flii6tigen Gntfers
nung bon @erii9en 1T Das @erItGus
ben BON BaferftoffiupsrOrpo empfebs
lerspert.
5ingerndgel, Die at ipei9
fIno uub BET leihten 6tpb '6pn bres
diem, birfen nur felten eef9nittsn
uno niat NIT cinem Met1lIinitrument
9ereinigt iperben. Wan felt bic Nds
gel ab unb benubt our 3einieung
fpibe 9ornftGbden, Die man in jeber
Droaerie srbdit. Capt oas Ghn.ioen
nit elmer 6dere fif nidt permeioen,
toudt nan bic 5inaerfpiBen pprber
5 Miruten in fpdrmes BoFer. 8or
Dem 66Iafenetben muB man oie
Rdgel nit SiiBmonbel0I einreiben
unb einigs Wo9en iiber Raft pei6e
2eberbanoidube trdgen. @ubsrb.m
tpdf6t man fe tdglih in ldniparnsm
WaHer uno 3itroneniaft unb briidt
i'm @dFer bds Sleiid rings Tim bic
Ndael gut 5uriid.
8afftrfIede BON latter
ZEN @tstn f d n .ntfernt man
OurG llsb.ritrei9en NIT petroleum,
bas man einise Minuten auf Den
Sled einfpirfen lGBt. Man reibt nit
einem ipeifen Wollldppen ndh.
2amptn3blinbsr bdlten febr
Eange, tuern man iie, fiat. nit Wdis
fer. nit pdpier unb 8rennipiritus
puBt. Dies Berdbren ptrbinbsrt
aud Dag bdufige 3eriprinsen Der
3plinbtr,
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amenap5is Nv.
snn5tuerft aus Der Re~sierHnssset
bisfes asnpiifhen Qsniss.

arnafuerft aus Der R~eeierxnssseti
bisfes dgppiifhen ssniss.
Die msrtpiroisite periDnIidteit
VI iepptiiden Gtf6idtt 1T 0bn.
3iusifeI Der aessrtOnis amenophis
IN. oils einsissr inter ben pba'
r6Orsn ipaste er ss, sessn bic ansts
malt Der prisper auf pOIitii6em unu
gtiltisem @ebiet anautdmpfen. 81
fudte ihrer Madt ben Sobesttob au
rsrltbsn, inbem er ibre Grunbla6e
nngriff bic @iiIgOttersi unb ben md
ibr perbunbenen 4bsrglaubeH. Irne'
uppbis perbannie bic frobenbaften
Sisrs0ben bon fsinem 6ofs nno be-
ionntt Ef itatt beHen sur Rslision
bts tiner Gonnsnsottes.
Der Rompf seeen bic SroOition
nno has riidti9isIois Bsienntnis gu,
M1brbeit aibi benz depptif6en esbtn
urtsr Der Regitrung biefes Strts
fdtrs einen Gdipung, ben es ptbsr
borbsr nod nndber itmnls btithfn
sat. MuH ouf bic Runit bate be
oro6f 8ltfnrm ibrsn ginfIub gtlbr:
fErhfn II KIN @kxixr inner. Gnn'
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Rener glau.
Gar cine 9anaIperbinbnng psm ostein
mad anttperben.

mad a~nt,perben.
SIR ben alien plan elmer biretien
&onolperbinbung bes Rbeines nit
BEN sroBen bslgiiden Rcrbieebafen,
be fdon Nopolton /. in Musftht aes
nonnen botte, bat iebt elm Qa6.nsr
Grbitett. Sdneio.rs, gegenii6er Glt.s
rem pIGnen bon Sapeftabt unb gons
tag uno onberen einen san5 neuen &C.
banten CUR 8erpirtlidung pcraeihlae
gen. OF mill ni6t ben Richer, foas
bern ben Rittelrbein an 4ntfp.rpsn
mfdlieBen, nidt BON ReuB ober Rres
felb, fonoern bon &Sln I1Bt er leinen
Ronal ausgehen. Dieter foil oonn
bos 5orremer acknowledgements
bur6queren, lber 0iireu an StoIs
berg poriiber oas 4ahener nnb Qim=
burger &oblenbeden ssrInneiben unb
norbli6 bon Matridt brett nod
6dfeit sehen, bas ais 6ouptbofen tur
ben belsifhen Sell bss limburaif6en
aOblenrepieys in aiisf9t eenommsn
1T. Der anidlub an bns beifebenbe
beIsiide &anoIneb 1T alfc aufdeats
ben, bod foil gelsien ben Ban stnss
ne,sn Ronols bon SaFelt iibsr M..
4sIn noh Qntperpen plonen. 81.
adust Der MoRerirobt betrdet BON
Holn biz Mntipespsn 2S1 Rilometer,
nobel $50 meter 60hennnttri6itb,
au iiberninben iinb, n1mIin los NE
ttr Nufftieg pon mbtin unb 154 Wsts
ter qbftiea BON Shtitef naf ant
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setor. Fst febr bequfm. fogor etfpas
Idffis auf trsih sepolteriem @tuhle.
bic Gibe ouf elmer sleihfaas sepols
fterten Gubbant. Gr bsbt einen gros
Zen Better, In ben bi. i'm beim Wa1s
|. b.biensnbe aDutgin aus einsm
lleinen SlGf1nen Mein einaiebt. Gin
a~tpeiies JIGfdten unb cine Serpistte
bGit is nod in Der anberen 3ono.
Gin padres Metitsriperf erifen
Nonges lit Elm Mooeltopf bes aD'
niss, Der gleidfans in Der @itohau.
ertpertftatt enth.dt tplrbe. Dieiea
portrGt riidt nns bic pbptognomit
Mmsnepais' Nv. ~btfOHisrS nab. Der
Musbrud bss Sofmuta. ben Ct in
j.inen iibrisen Bilbsrn seist, triti in
bisi.m jnsenbIih sehalientn Gefiat
aurud. Dafir ssist Der Dorniiber ses
fredte Rppf NIT ben ieltiamen Ius
gen beuiIi9 ben S9pdrmtr an.
Die Reoitipn, bic bolb nah a BEN
lobe bes 4msnopbts tinstbte. bat
aud Der 9luts Don Eel elsamnrna
Elm Gnbe btrtitet. Man sloubte Bis
Ger, bnB bi. Gtabt nod Der Miebsrs
tsrfsuuns Der aften Relision eons
perIafen iporb,n lei. Die 6orF4uns
gen gordarbts haben jest benitfeu,
Sab bisit Mnnnbme irris III. Die Rel.
den unb bic 8eomten moeen mphI
nod Der Rsitaurnsirn BEG priefers
iurns frrtsssoaen iein; ober Der Drt
trurbe, fpetr ouh nidt tn feinem
sort3en llmfonse, meter bspohnt.
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DE .fn,n iib.rrof4.nb.n Raturolis.
mus. Der a0nis lieB fuh bon ben
6offiiniflern 10 boritellsn, pis sr
tpirtlih mar, unb 10 erbIidtn mir in
feinen 9iIbern itntt Der iiblihtn Got
ters nnb 5slbenpoie eirtn bdbIidtn.
ironien Rann. Amenopbis nv. bau'
ie fid aud eine meme Refbena. es
if BITE @tabt Sen Il : amorno. in
Der bic Dsutfde Orientsefsnidoft Felt
einiger 3sit iiberaiis erfolsrsid. Nus
srabunsen Dornimmt.
Nud bic Sdtigtsit bts iebtsn Sab
res BOT Elm. Rsibe int.reRmier
aunfiperis oiis bee perirbe amene
pits Nv. sutos. s.forbert. 3unadlii
fei Der seopf elmer bruanen Souos
fetnftntue srtudbnt, bic cine Der 3od,
ter bss pborao barftelt.. 0ob b.
R6nig. tuie feline fdmtIidfn Biloer 3si
gen, uub tpit aud fem beirte i'm mi
feum su 2dirc aufbena6rter Gdaosi
erfpetff, sinsn f~tarfert, Dermutlid Der
bilbeten !Sintertopf boite, TT ber.its
betonnt. Bel Isinen 90dtern, bertn
er bier bott., mar bieie gisenitoft
nod sntfdiebeE,r aussebilbet. Dns
ftente natirlid ben 8ilobouern elm:
fdnterise aufsabe, bi. iebod Der
Riinifler bes neirert qrin3sTfnnens
Topics uortrefffi6 sel0f bai. CT bel
ben S4dbeI gong noturolifitid NIT
ieber Beule mobelisrt. Ddonbers
gut fnb i'm bic @tirn unb Der UNI
tere 6intrtopf init ben Mustslons
f6ben ssluneer.
Gobonn tpurbe in benz ltslier a,
nes B~iIbbnrsrs, Der fir ben 2onis
eearbeitet bat, zine prddtige Statue
bes 9menophis Ielbft %eefunoen. Der
&0nis bdit cine Opfsriofei nit beis
ben 6onben DDr fid, ouf Der bic 0ps
fsrsaben in sons 3artem Hslief au3z
sefiibrt FHb. Mit btlonberer Bslps
belt 1T Der a0rper beban6elt. bi.
ipeibIids 8ruft. Der etiuos ftarts
2eib unb bit fetten Sberfdentel. 9rob
biefer fir sinen jusenoliden aOrper
uift normalen 8ilbuns tpirft bic
aebrunaene Iigur nift, fpie 70 oft
In ben Wonbbtisern Der Grdbe,, fos
ritiert. Ye{onbers 3art III bas De-
fi1t mobeIiert, bos burh bos 5orts
faHsn Der 1dorfen Clinic b,s unteren
Mugenlibss cine eisentamIihs, jebens
fols bedsIihtiste Weidbeit b.tommea
bat.
Gar uidt Isbr peit bon Der Jan5s
ftefle biefss a~unitperis tparbs Elm
anberts stfunbtn, Elm unfertigeS Rcs
lief aus bemiiben feintorntsen ma
terial. Wor bic Statue NIT arober
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