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The copper era and Morenci leader., 1922-03-17
NOTICE To STOCKHOLDERS

You are hereby notified that the regular meeting of the stockholders of the State Bank of Morenci, of Morenci, Arizona. will be held in it's banking rooms April 3rd, 1922 at 800 o'clock P M. for the purpose of electing directors of the bank for the ensuing year and for the transaction of such other business as may pro- perly come before the meeting
 JNO. D. WILLIAMS,
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The copper era and Morenci leader., 1922-03-17

All the baby chicks you want for March delivery for 15c eact. Barred Rocks. Black Minorcas, White. Buff or Brown Leghorns, Rhode Island Reds. Can fill any size order ini- mediately Shipments every Mon day. Order from these prices. Cal ifornia Chick Co.,. 622 California Bldg, Los California.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1922-03-17
ALMA SMITH IS NOT GUILTY
 OF GLOBE KILLING

After being out less than forty minutes, the jury at Globe in the case of Alma Smith. charged with the murder of H. l.. Christensen, local automobile dealer on December 1& 1921. returned verdict of not guilty
 Miss Smith shot Christensen in her room in local hotel on the morninS of December 16, firing three bullets into his body from a revolver. Ac- cOrding to the testimony in the case Christensen had caused her to go through a false marriage ceremony which she believed was genuine, had beaten and kicked her. then re pudiated their marriage and married another woman early in December, m Phoenix.
 The aquittal was based on selfde- fense Miss Smith testified that Christensen had her by the throat and was choking her when she fired the three shots that killed him.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1922-03-17

Willcox-County Farm Bureau per fecting plans for cooperative market ing.
 Prescott launches campaign fer new post office building.
 Jerome-United Verde Extension smelter pours first copper since last May.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1922-03-17
NOTICE

The Clifton Parent Teachers As sociation is trying to establish rest rooms in the Clifton schools. Dona- tion of pillows, sheets, blankets mattresses or anything that goes to furnish such roms will be welcomed
 Cor. Secy.k 3-3-22-3tc.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1922-03-17
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS
JUST RECEIVED

A shipment in latest style Millin- cry Hats trimmed and made by professional milliner. Call c. A. Davidsons residence. Phone 1S9. 3-17-1 tc
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1922-03-17

"Man to sell and deliver our mer- chandise to the consumer. Must be a hustler Liberal commission. No capital Permanent. Bond required. Grand Union Tea Co.,, Pueblo, Colo y 3-3-22-3tc
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1922-03-17
SECRETARY
When you Feel Rhcunati

. When you Feel Rheumatic
 For the aches and pains of rheUma- .tic-' Cs,1Elberlain's Liniment is excl lent Massage the parts thorOughlJ twice 2 day with this liDiment and you will be surprised at the relief which it affords.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1922-03-17

PhoeniX-Arizona to nlant several th"reard acres tO grapes in spring.
 Nesa-We@a Trihune. weekly paper. bpcomee dai'-- notification.
 Eingmau-Daan mine Openin0 rich ore capacity "f mill to be doubled
 ChaudTer-s2 s2.000 contract let for Frisronal Child Hall
 Jerome-Concrete contracts heinz Jet for et.oN9O00 crushing plant at United Verde
 wC~k Cn now plant within ? weeks
 Rishee- Night Hawk and BOraG leases getting ready to ship.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1922-03-17
WHEN IN DUNCAN

UP-TO-DATE Cafe and Bakery. Op site Hotel Simpson. R. E. Hancock Proprietor.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1922-03-17
Churches
AT THE METHODIST CHURCH

AT THE METHODIST CHURCH
 On Friday evening March 10th, more than fifty young people ga thered at the church. 4 good social time was enjoyed by all. Refresh ments were served at the Parsonage. These young people have warm place in the hearts o1 this pastor and his wife. With the aid of these young people We propose to stage an Easter Pagent that would he a credit to any city. Come and see,
 The Tucson District Conference will be held in Clifton, March 18th and 30th. The first sermon will be preached by Rev. D. G. Decherd of Miami, on the evening of the 18th. We invite all the people of Clifton to assist in making this a very pleasant conference. Let us show to these in coming delegates that Clifton is still very much alive.
 We are still carrying on very live ly business at the Methodist Church Come joln our Auto Race" next Sunday morning at 9:45 You may enjoy very helpful League program next Sunday at 6:30 P. NJ Two helpful sermons, at 11:O0 A. M. and 7:30 P. M
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1922-03-17
DUNCAN NEWS

AL all enthusiastic meeting held by number Of Duncan business men and other live citizens on Tuesday evening the Duncan Commercial club was organized. The officers chosen were as follows: President J. R. Jones: secretary, w F. Gilpin; directors, J. R. Jones. w. F. Gilpin, J. R. Fowler, Joseph I Cohn, and Joseph Lovett.
 The new club intends to affiliate with the various county and state organizations and will be an orgaui. zation of boosters who will do all possible to boost for the town and county. as well as the state. Plans were discussed at the initial meeting which would spread the news of the many good points of Duncan and Greenlee county to every part Of the country. and it is certain that with an organized effort much good will result.
 A demonstration in the pruning and care of orchards by Mir Albert, horti- culturist from the University oF Ari- ZCna. will take place at the farm of Culver KartchDer, across the river from Duncan, on Saturday morning. March 18th, beginning qt 9'30 o'clock. EveryboG2 interested in fruit raising ic urged TO le n attendance.
 There is an epidemic of flu rag ing in this vicinity at present, a large nurlber of persons having been down with the disease. while many are vie tins of the malady at present. Two deaths occurred during the week ai 9 result. MT. and Mrs. Jose Arriola 1 well known Mexican residents of the town. being the unfortunates. Mrs Arriola died on Monday noon after ar illness of four or five days. and was buried on Tuesday. Her bus band followed her to the Great Be yond on Wednesday morning. Botf 1 were victims of pneumonia follow l ing all attack of the flu" They i leave nine children, four of whom are married. the youngest being but few years of age
 There are instances of entire fami | lies being i'll at the same time, with | out medical attention. due to the fact that they have no way of communi eating their wants. This is especl 1 ally so among the Mexican resident: 1 or the valley i.t Alex Stewart, one of the best knowr farmers of the valley passed away oI i last Friday after short illness w'tf
 heart trouble. MT. Stewart was abou
 60 years of age and leaves widow 1 and a. number of children. The fun
 eral was held on Sunday afternoon
 large number of friends attending
 the services at the church and late at the cern netery.
 A mass meeting has been calle' for Saturday evening (tommorrow) a I the Duncan theatre. the purpose Of being, to discuss the division of tn county into districts, each of whlc to be entitled to a supervisor. Ever.
 body interested in the welfare
 this section of the county is urge to be in attendance.
 The Saturday club is planning t give a dance at the Duncan theatr on the night of March a. The Pim
 orchestra has been engaged for tn
 dance
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1922-03-17

Nogales-Prominent Texas Oil Co preparing to drill on large scale on Baca Float.
 Bisbee-Wolve crime Company re- sumes operations with small froce.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1922-03-17

Christian Science services every Sunday morning at II o'clock, Churcl rooms apartment No. 1 Arm or, Building. Hills Flat.
 Sunday School at 10:00 o'clock, i, the church rooms.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1922-03-17
BAPTIST CHuRcE

Sunday School 9:45 A. NJ Preaching 11:G0 A. NJ. and 7:30 P. NJ. You are very cordially invited tC worship with us.
 ROSCOE STAPP, Pastor.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1922-03-17

MoRENcI METHODIST CHURCH
 Order Of Services Sunday School 9:45 a. m. Morning Worship 11:00 a. m. Senior Epworth League .:45 D. III Devotional Services Thursday 7:.45
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1922-03-17
A demonstration in the pr1,ni

A UIlIIUISI dIIUII III IIIt pr UHI4Ts dIU care of orchards by MT. Albert, hoTti culturist from the University oF Ari Zcna. will take place at the farm oi Culver KartchDer, across the river from Duncan, on Saturday morning March 18th, beginnirg It 9'30 o'clock Every bo4.y interested in fruit raisiiis ic urged TO Ie n attendance.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1922-03-17

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The copper era and Morenci leader., 1922-03-17

The Saturday club is planning tC give a dance at the Duncan theatre on the night of March 24. The Pima orchestra has been engaged for the dance.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1922-05-02

Special reduction on chIdren's and
misses hats, Bargain Day. Mcooush
G Dermody. x1
Mr.. and Mrs Lorin Buxton returned
to Cleveland Sunday after visit with
Mt. Vernon relatives.
Enright's all o. the wheat bread Is
precisely what its name implies. Moth
ing added or taken from the wheat.
1T is perfect human food. Your
grocer has a loaf for you. x2
Messrs. Lyman CARRIER and Law
renee Baldwin returned to Granville
Sunday. aftor spending the week end
with their parents in this city.
See Fun on the Bingville Branch"
at Quindaro hall tonight p. IN. Ben
eft l. o. o. +. Home. Admission Csc.
XII
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank S. Rowley of
Lincoln, Neb., arrived in the city Sun
day evening and are the guests of
Col and Mrs. Ira ID. Hunt, 200 North
Main street. They will remain in the
city for ten days visiting relatives and
friends. Mr.. Rowley is nephew Of
MS. Hunt.
Local and long-distance hauling OF
all kinds. We make a specially of
ball teams, picnickers and campers
Taxicab service. Mt Vernon Delivery
& Taxicab Co., 302 South Main. Phone
1921 xL
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1922-05-02

Mi. and Mrs Fred Morrison and
Mr.. and Mrs. Lynn Morrison of Zanes-
vile motored to this city Sunday,
where they were guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. G.. X Fcrrell West High street.
People suffering from gallstones,
cancer, stomach trouble and nervous
ness should call at Room 2, Oakland
hotel, every Saturday c. C. McClel-
land, distributor, Perry Vegetable
Compound. Xo
Mr.. and Mrs. William Sutton spent
Sunday in Columbus with relatives.
Misses Louise Mccullough and El'
caror Williams were guests of Mrs.
Elmer Morrow, Columbus, Sunday.
Notice! Pattersoms barber shop
open for business. Upstairs over Pit
kin's, corner of Main and Gambler
streets, second door to right. x2
Miss Helen Johns of Cincinnati is
visiting her aunt, Mrs. Charles Dor
sey.N
Enright's all o. the wheat bread is
the very finest you have ever tasted.
1t is made from all of the wheat. Get
it from your grocer or at the Blue
Ribbon Bakery. x2
Mr.. and Mrs. German Wolford and
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Rinehart of Daw-
son City motored to Green Valley
Sunday where they spent the day with
Mr.. and Mrs. William Spearman.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1922-05-02
LOCAL News

Taxi service. Plyshe oi5. J. Cole, If
Mr.. Harold Fletcher went to Gallon
today where he will spend several
days.
Call Williams Flower shop, 235. II
Mrs John Schnebly spent the week
end with relatives in Columbus.
Call 1888 red about family wet wash.
x2
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wilson spent
Sunday in Columbus.
Kodak pictures carefully finished
and enlarged at Tinkey's Studio. If
Mr. Banning Sutton and son Charles
spent Sunday in Columbus.
Painters have adopted Blue Devil to
clean their hands; why not you? xG
Mr. c. L. Slate of Brink Haven was
visitor in Mt. Vernon on Monday.
See the Butcher Bailing Machine
Co. wheh you want water wells drilled
phone 405 black. FMW X5
Miss Marguerite Ickes of Cleveland
Is the guest of Mrs. Thomas H. Bo-
gardns, East Gambler street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter b. Mosholder
were the guests of relatives at Buck
eye City over Sunday.
Groceries, drugs, medicines deliver
ed free. Fhone n for prices. Fox Il
Stainhoff. J1-17.tf
Dr. 4. c. Larimore left this morning
for Cincinnati to attend the sessions
of the Ohio Medical association.
Miss Mary Baker of Cleveland spent
Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
James Israel, East Gambler street.
JUST STARTING
SPECIAL
BUSINESS MEMS LUNCH
1890 to 1:30 5Oc-6Jc
HOTEL CURTIS. If
Mr.. A. c. Dickinson returned Satur-
day night from Sharon, Pa, where he
spent two weeks on business.
Judge Phillip l.. wilkins went to
Delaware, o., this morning on legal
business
Is your lawn mower dull? We grind
ttcm. We also repair them. The L.
T. Penn Co. Telephone 548-B. X2
Mr.. j. J. Taughcr Is spending n
week In Bowling Green on business
for the c. & G. Cooper Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Mckee of Orr
vile spent the weekend with rcla-
tves In the city.
WIRE FENCE AND FERTILIZER.
SEE THE WARD cox CO., 321
SOUTH MAIN STREET. tt
Mr. and Mrs. II. G. Eifer Of Monroe
township are the guests Of Clerk OF
Courts and Mrs. C. G, Letter, East
Hamtramck street.
Mrs. Colby of Mansfield spent sun
day in the city the guest OF Mrs.
Thomas L. Bogardus, East Gambler
street.
Your auto howls in pain at the sight
OF strong soap-uso Blue Devil and
see 1t smile. X6
Mrs. Thomas l., Bogardus, Mrs. Col
ny OF MdnSHelu anu MISS MufputIlt'
Ickcs of Cleveland spent Monday with
friends in Granville. o.
DIR. n. H. Eastman and DR. George
ID. Arndt left Monday for Cincinnati
to attend the sessions of the Ohio
Medical association.
Quality drugs and medicines, free
delivery. Phone SO. Taugher's drug
store. MWf
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Iluntsberger
of Delaware were weekend guests OF
Mrs. Susan IIuntsbcrgcr, East Chest
nut street.
Mr.. and Mrs. O. A. Medley OF New
ark are In the city for several weeks,
Mr. Medley IL connected with the
Ohio Power Co.
WIRE FENCE AND FERTILIZER
SEE THE WARD. COX CO.. 32t
SOUTH MAIN STREET. d
Messrs. Jacob and Benjamin Du
binsky were called to Cleveland Sun
day by message announcing tho
news OF the death Of their father
Messrs Carroll Greer and his guest
Richard Richards, Of o. $. T., Colum
bns. have returned after spending tho
Weekend at the formers home In thi,
citv
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1922-05-02

y. !.
J. A convenient place to cell !.
y. your cream. MendenhaIrs Gro J.
J. Gerry, 1i2 West High street. X3 !.
j. !. !. Il y !. !. j. !. Il j. !. ].
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward A. Bixler will
leave this evening for Wooster, Ohio,
where they will make their future
home. Mr.. Biyler has sold his prop
orty on East llamtramck street to Mr.,
Earl OBryan. Mr.. BiXler Is field man
agcr for tho East Ohio Gas Co. at
Woostc,
Licking Valley Grange OF Homer
will give the play, Aaron Slick from
punhin Crick," at Martinsburg Thurs
day evening, May 4, and at Bladens-
burg Wednesday evening, May 10. ,
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Mr. and Mrs. Harry Lurio and son
3onjpmin and daughter Yotta, of Co
lumbus, were guests OF friends in the
city Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs Arthur Mitchell and
daughters, Margaret and Eloise. and
Mr.. ana Mrs. Lawrence Mitchell, of
Columbus, were guests of Mrs, |. Il.
Mitchell, East llamtramck street,
Sunday.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1922-05-02
Say it with flowers" from Sharps
Flower Store. Phone 1886. tt

Say it with flowers" from Sharps
Flower Store. Phone 8y5. tt
Mrs. Charles G. Wright returned to
her home in Cleveland Monday after
a visit with her mother, Mrs. w. S.
Russell, East Gambler street.
Give your clothes a chance to get
really white once-use Blue Devil. XG
Mrs. Hiram Seller was, removed
from her home ON West High street
to Mercy hospital Sunday afternoon
in Miller & O'Dryan's ambulance.
We save you money on all medi.
:ines. Free delivery. Phone n for
prices. Fox q Steinhof. 1l-l7-U
Mrs. c. x. Eppley of Fredericktown
was removed to Mercy hospital Sun
day afternoon in McCormick's ambu-
ancc.
JUST STARTING
SPECIAL
BUSINESS MEMS LUNCH
| 80 to 1870. J0c.G5c
HOTEL CURTIS. If
Miss Celia Keefer of East Ham
tramck street is seriously i'll at her
home. The attending physician states
that she has suffered relapse from a
recent operation performed in Il
Cleveland hospital.
At the Gambler greenhouse you will
find a good supply of geraniums of
good quality. Also variety of bed
ding plants. MWF Xl2
Or. and Mrs. w W. Pennell went
to Cincinnati today to attend the
meeting of the Ohio state Medical as
Scciation. They will return Thursday.
DR.. Pennell Is a delegate from the To-
cal society to the state meeting.
When you think OF a used car, Just
think of the Rex Bell Used Car Agen-
cy on West Ohio avenue. Telephone
i50 red and see what we have
MWS x6
Mr.. and Mrs. Brico Charles and
son Billy, of Columbus, motored to
Mt. Vernon Saturday, spending the
weekend at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
William Baker and family, West Su-
gar street.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-05-23
OUR FIRST YEAR
: By A BRIDE
Chap. 4s-Old Man woos Flapper

Chap. 49-Old Man Woos FIapper
At the Main street station l found
George Bradshaw ~patroling the
causeway for auto traffic. A red
car, nearby, guarded W. splendid
pieces of baggage.
Certainly a man with his tastes
would appreciate a millionaire
father-in-law!
At first I thought I would go
right UP to George and tell him
frankly 1 was there because Mr..
Tearle had asked me TO keep him
and Bonny apart.
And when Bonny arrived I'd let
her storm, if she wanted to. And
George could rage. But if 1t was In
any persons power to dissuade that
dapper / ought to make the effort.
And if I couldn't. I'd wire Mr..
Tearle to meet them when they
stepped from the train in New
York.
Either a Bonny would be
saved. So there was no particular
In talking to G.. b. before the
child arrived.
/ was a dull. commonplace, little
figure in the big crowd. rather I'M
comfortable. too, without my break
last, impatient to have it over.
George Bradshaw grew conspicu-
ausly restless as the minute for the
! departure of the train approached
ana Bonny did not arrive.
"And well may he worry" said !
- Me. II suppose G. b. could coax
: dozen beauties. Of all ages. to run
on with him. but not another one
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-05-23

with the million he wants"
The last belated traveller jumped
from the running board OF a taxi
and rushed through the gates which
clicked sharply behind him.
And Bonpy had not GOMEZ!
The crowd .thinned. but G. b. was
to) preoccupied to notice me. Any
one could see that he was nightly
disappointed and v Not until
the train had pulled out did he hail
a taxi and drive away.
When he was out of sight 1 hur-
ried to a telephone booth and called
up the Tearle number. 3.
"Mademoiselle is asleep, Mrs.
Madisoni" a maid replied to my
question.
Are you sure, Ginette? This is
important. Will you please &c to
Miss Tearle,s room, open the door
softly, and be quite sure whether or
not she is there?"
In five minutes Ginette was
back with the information that
mademoiselle was sleeping soundly.
/ laughed as I hung up the re-
ceiver. Doubtless al that very mo-
ment her dapper sutton of fifty was
raging in his hotel.
$50 much for g. romance with an
irresponsible fapper." ran my mem
tai comment. But good for Bonnyi
She must have a saving remnant of
her fathers common sense"
But what had made her change
her mind? Why had she played this
unparalleled joke?
Ito be continued)
<copyright. 1922. NEA service)
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-05-23

tApldlIS.
The QUESTIONABLE reveals a
woman's shortcomings. We go over
the things that should be eliminated.
That is the first step.
Charm is developed b building
up the fine qualities, which are re-
vealed in the QUESTIONABLE also. 1t
is the Strengthening and developing
If natural qualities tina. make a
woma distinctive.
fPoise comes when a woman
knows exactly what to do under all
circumstances-that is, when she
knows all the rules of etiquette. This
is the easiest of the three to teach.
when she is absolutely certain
on these points she is never awk-
ward or without poise."
In her charming apartment at the
lIarie Antoinette Hotel Mile. Louise
has a complete set of dishes. sill
verware, linen and service for al
occasions from the family break
fast TO the formal banquet.
The horror of using the wrong
fork and the indecision that come!
| from unfamiliarity with the correc
thing need never hamper her pa
tients.
In her classes are also debutante:
who come TO her to take out insur-
ance against social failure. business
women who are eager TO learn the
social graces that go with the posi-
tons they are striving to reach, and
women who are trying to keep
ahead CT the social game.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-05-23

Too many mothers believe that j
baby may jump al once from a milk
diet to one of the sort frequently
described by "Oh, he eats most any
thing-a little of everything the
rest of us havei"
1t is this haphazard ill-chosen food
which is so productive of summer
diarrheas. Then, too, many mothers
who have observed regular, or fair
ly regular hours for nursing the
baby, forsake the schedule they have
so far followed after the baby be-
gins to eat solid food. All these
things contribute their part to sum
mer illnesses of various kinds.
To prevent them, the mother
should have at hand a set of simple
rules for weaving and feeding after
ward, in that important part of the
baby's life, and not lay upon the
second summer" the responsibility
for her mistakes.
Only a few articles properly enter
into the dietary at this transition
age. But if these few are properly
prepared and are fed TO the baby at
stated hours, with due observance
of the other rules of health, there is
no reason why almost every baby
should not come through the second
summer" with flying colors. Some
of the simple rules for the feeding
will be given in a following article.
Tomorrow: Proper Food.)
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-05-23
BY MARIAN HALE

Social surgery is a new profess
sion for women. At the present
time l know of but one practitioner
Mile. Louise of New York.
To her thousands Of women turn
when they seem to be losing their
hold on their husbands and their
positions.
Mile. Louise gives each patient a
thorough examination by means of
a searching QUESTIONABLE, which re-
veals the woman's character.
If she is selfish, s~elf-centered,
careless, hypercritical or hypersen-
sitive. the QUESTIONABLE will re-
zeal it.
Then doctor and patient discuss
the symptoms and by a process of
social surgery and general toning
up of the system get the woman in
the social trim to win back her hus-
band or to become a social leader,
or whatever she desires.
IF a woman Is honest enough to
face her shortcomings and remedy
them she has the first element she
needs for social success" says Mile,
Louise.
What Mile. Louise really does Is
TO teach personally. CHARM and
poise. She believes these are a
woman'e greatest social assets and
they may be taught jus. as geog-
raphy or history.
IT begin to develop a personality
~ the process of elimination" she
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-05-23

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EVA ALDRIcH, E2l8 Union St, EN-
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There are many women who first
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In later years they use it whenever
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It is prepared carefully from medi-
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pecially adapted to correct the trou-
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