Itt harnoa Pre&Jjuniil
. c. bi kkjc, rKoi-Rirro
1ABBISON, -.. NEBRASKA
Half the .U-Mj't care how
tln'ir better hah'-s live.
The spirit of rivalry has plven the
world about everything it has any
right to feel proud of.
A New York elerfryman has deancd
tipping as bribery pui'e and simple, aud
he is just about four-quarters right.
But what would those twelve young
men killed in playing football have
been worth to the country had they
lived?
Another diamond mine has been dis
covered in South Africa. Will some
one please put au extra chain on the
dogs of war?
The man who is known as "a prince
of good fellows" is likely to. be re
ferred to as "a lobster" when his
money is gone.
Of course, a business man may be a
Christian; but there is little likelihood
of his becoming a captain of industry
by following this policy.
When you go to collect a bill the
man at the counter is less apt to in
quire about the health of your family
than when you go In to pay one.
Fourteen deer hunters were killed
during the past season as against ten
football players. Who will care for
football after this?
Every time an American goes abroad
to sell goods now it is referred to as
an invasion. What a lot of nervous
persons there must be in the world.
Emperor William might take kindly
to Carnegie's suggestion to f' rm a
nited States of Europe if he were
to be the grand chief and overlord of
the same.
. A Virginia woman who hunted forty
three years for her husband's grave
has just found it. It Is to be hoped
that, being positive, she will now quit
worrying.
Uncle Sam is mounting a gun that
with 1,000 pounds of powder will send
a projectile weighing 2.370 pounds a
distance of twenty-one miles. This is
putting the strenuous life into metal
with a vengeance.
While Prof. Garner thinks he is mak
ing progress in learning the language
of monkeys, he complains that they do
not speak grammatically. Perhaps he
failed to be introduced into the cultur
ed circles of monkeydom.
The Berlin insane asylum claims a
patient, whose hair changes color with
her feelings. When she is cool and
quiet her hair is a light yellow, but
when she is restless and excited it be
comes auburn. In other words when
he gets red beaded, she is so.
A Virginia legislator who tacks ' M.
D." to his name has introduced a bill
to make kissing illegal unless the par
ties to the osculation can show by a
physician's certificate that they are
free from all infectious germs. This
doctor is evidently convinced that the
chief end of a legislator is to make
business for himself.
Sweden has begun to emancipate it
self from slavery to coal. The govern
ment has decided to operate by elec
trioity the two thousand two hundred
miles of railway which it owns. The
electricity will be generated by water
power, which is abundant In that
ponntalnous country. Italy also has
began to utilize its waterfalls for pro
ducing electricity, and Is expecting an
Industrial revolution In consequence of
the supply of cheap power for manu
facturing purposes. This country does
not monopolize all the enterprise in the
world.
Marriage without love is almost a
crime. In fact, it would be regarded
as one if the world were as true, as
simple, as sincere as it ought to be.
Bat society has so long wandered in
a mace of complexity, and marriage,
from monarchs downward, Is under
taken for such a variety of reasons
part from love, that only a few re
tain the correct Impression altout It
And of these few the majority are
or girls who would rather die
marry a man tbey did not love.
Sir Walter Scott knew this well when
be wroto "The Bride of Lnmmermoor.'
Hi noble, gentle, true and tender
spirit, aware of what love is, could
wtB compute the horror of a loveless
Mcriag.
i oat the hearsay and conjecture
constitutes much of our know!
gjt of the Filipino one incident
m words which all may under
An American missionary who
fctl take a little bicycle excursion
lata Cat laterlor, and bad preached to
bo avabers of native, was taken
ll a Ttllaf which had suffered
the exigencies of the
m Far Wick he was as tenderly
I tf taa strangers aa be could
LZTa turn aassag a la own people. One
, aa N cam on eariy, miena-
"i U fca va, to make the long
Jtlle Baaaa, at fotmd await-
' tJtz'J rr.isnM, aaJjr a few
J trJ fc era mm Wf are. Oat
) f:;i V t taav. Tka
1 1!3 tSmr tkay bad
of the nn-n took the poles of the llttf
on their sljiiultli-rs, ami the rest truiljred
(. Ik'Ii'd! a r"!y iivor the rUjb
mountain paths, through the inteDse
heat of the luu:r ilay. these men bore
their Aineriian hrotiier the twenty five
miles to the (iiast, ami refused to lake
even a penny in (-,niens;niin. Surely
even in our so-called heathen depen
dencies the fiue flower of the humani
ties blooms on.
Frugality and industry make a fine
team, and we all of u experience an
approving thrill when we read of the
great man who consecrated his youth
to an unmixed diet of oatmeal porridge
for the sake of a material economy
that sbouid resuif later in wealth; ma
terial and mental. Science approves
also and is shocked by the extravagant
self-indulgence of the poor, who could
secure a competence so easily If they
would take to porridge, or, better still,
to raw turnips, like Colonel KelltTS.
Playing with human beings as an ab
straction represented by marks uihip
his writing tablets, the professor of
science feeds them, clothes them,
lodges them, pays the doctors' bills and
the undertakers' bills with a growing
enthusiasm as he keeps reducing the
figures, except those of mortality, and
presents his tinal calculations as a tri
umph. It is thus with Trof. Clark, who
has reached the conclusion that the
"unskilled American workman" can
keep a family in comfort and save mon
ey on $300 a year. Moreover, at forty
fiveheshould have laid by an Independ
ent fortune.and meanwhile he will have
rioted in those greatest of blessings, la
bor and abstinence. As the professor
contemplates the Irrefutable demon
stration and hearkens for the dinner
bell which shall summon him to roast
beef at twenty-five cents a pound, he
becomes sterner in his demand for
self-denial In those unskilled work
men. "The man or woman," he says,
'who becomes dependent through neg
lect or lack of foresight Is morally as
guilty as the thief who breaks in and
steals." Aud it is not improbable that
he will come to regard $.'500 as a de
moralizing superabundance and cut the
figures down one-half. But what kind
of apartments could he furnish a man
with wife and children under his econ
omical scheme? Just how would he
keep them all warm in winter and pro
vide them with suitable surroundings
In summer which should conduce to
their health and pleasure? While sci
ence is speculating with Its abstrac
tions, the facts and conditions of life
in America are rudely giving It the lie.
And such wickedness demands stur
diest refutation.
THE VILLAIN IN THE NURSERY.
"Mother Goose" Is. Brought to Task
by a Critic.
As a really cheerful lullaby, none
other can equal-
Here comes a candle to light you to bed;
Here comes a chopper, to chop off your
headl
and, when a child is thoroughly fright
ened by this vivid picture, what can
better befit the occasion than a recital
of the inquisitorial story of
Old daddy long-legs wouldn't 3ay bis
prayers!
Take him by the right leg!
Take him by the left leg!!
Take him by both leg'.!!
And throw him down stairs!
before the child kneels down to it
devotions? As an epitome of religious
persecution, this cannot be surpassed.
The example of "Nanty Panty" has,
no doubt, Ieen followed by scores of
children. The words have a merry
jingle. One can almost see a young
ster Jogging to the grocer's and filch
ing the first thing on which be can lay
his baby bands! Listen:
Nanty Panty, Jack-Dandy
Stole a piece of sngar candy
From the grocer's shoppy shop,
And away did hoppy hop!
In the following ridiculous, impossl
ble couplet:
Money I want, money I crave,
If you dou't give me money, I'll sweep
you to the grave!
highway robbery is suggested striking
ly and in a most Impudent manner.
Likewise, there seems to be no satis
factory reasou for the "little man who
had a little gun" to shoot the duck
through the "head, head, head," unless
he was on a poaching expedition.
A tangent of Incendiarism Is seen
in this advice given to the pretty lady
bird, that inadvertently lights on one's
hand:
Lady-bird, lady-bird, fly away home.
Your house is on fire, your children alone,
They are all burnt bat one!
Had the insect enough understanding.
It would undoubtedly hasten home
ward without waiting to be blown
away. An effective moral Is certainly
reached In
Bye, Baby Bumpkin! Whose 's Tony
Lumpkin?
My lady's on her deathbed
From eating half a ponipkin!
A lack of sequence Is to be noted, bul
It Is quite natural for the lady In ques
tion to be -very 111 after such a gas
tronomic feat Success.
Hannibal's Philosophy.
Hannibal was gayly trekking over
the Alps.
"Hay," he chuckled, "this thing is a
cinch! Suppose I had to cross the
New York subway!"
Shiidderlng at the mere thought, be
pressed onward with bis own rapid
transit.-New fork Time.
Basil Way of Ifokln as It.
"There will be on advantage to be
gained from 1-ceut postage."
" What to thatr
"When a fellow carries around fat
several days tba tetter tbat ala wife
told klsa to mail there won't ba aa
much capital lytag idla.w-Jhmuud
Plala Dealer.
TOM OCHILTREE, BON VIVANT
The Celebrated Texan, of PlctureaqB
Kauie, No More.
A picturesque figure has pone from
American public life. Colonel Thomas
P. Ochiltree warrior, statesman, jour
nalist, diplon.at,
promoter. turn vl
vant and racon
teur, known equal
ly well in England,
on the continent, in
New York, Texas
and Washington--is
dead.
Ochiltree was s
Texan by birth.
Ills father was a
TOM OCH1LTKKF, judge and 8 foUlld
er of the Texan republic, and the boy
grew up in his law otlice. At 15. how
ever, be broke away from home and
served with the Texas Hangers against
the Comanches and Apaches. At 'Z
he was editing a Democratic paper and
attending a national convention as a
delegate. In the Civil War he was a
messenger for Jefferson Iavls ami
General Umgstreet. After the war he
became a Republican, and General
Grant, when lie Ixi-ame Pro-ldeut.
made him a I'uited States marshal in
Texas. After a time the President was
disturbed by hearing of the cul uiel at
nearly every race track in the country
and demanded an explanation.
"Oh." said the marshal. "I'm n u
Tom Ochiltree. He's a race horse
John CliamUrlain named after m"
Ochiltree tir.-d of the Federal job and
became proprietor and editor of lie
Houston Telegraph. As a newspaptt
man he went to New York, where he
became acquainted with August I'.ei
rnout, who introduced him to many
men of prominence. He went to l'ari
and formed the acquaintance of .Tarn"
Gordon Iletinett. When Bennett cab "l
2.000 words to the New York Herald
on the opening of the Paris Exposition
in 1.'.7, Odonel Ochiltree asked that
the dispatch be duplicated to the
Houston Telegraph. The Frenchmen
were amazed at the man's evident high
financial standing. They never learned
the truth that Ochiltree's paper sus
pended three days after the receipt ot
the cable. The colonel's dispatch was
too much for the paper's treasury.
When he came home from Europe he
ran for Congress in a Texas district
covering 37,01,0 square miles. He made
fifty-two speeches, covering the terri
tory on horseback, inuleliar-k and on
foot. He was elected, though the dis
trict was a Hemocratie stronghold.
While at Washington a correspondent
wagered with a friend that he could
make any niemlcr of Congress known
from one end of the country to the
other within a year, and he picked out
Ochiltree, red headed, a good story
teller and fond of notoriety, as the
man. He Itegan to send out stories
of Ochiltree, many of which were true
and others far from It, and Ochiltree
became a personage to le quoted. In
terviewed and sought after. Klch men
became his intimate. He traveled In
Europe and attracted the attention of
capitalists to the advantages which
Texas offered men of means. In re
cent years he had spent his time
around the fashionable hostelries of
New York City.
HAS A COMEDY JAIL.
In Eliiabethtown, N, J., Prisoners Are
Locked Out Instead of In.
Ellzabethtown, the county scat of
Essex, In the Adirondacks, possesses a
comedy jail, says the Philadelphia
Ledger. It Is small, having windows
secured by wooden bars and the jail
yard Inclosed by a solid fence of three-quartcr-lnch
boards, which a healthy
man could push over with his shoulder.
But the prisoners rarely, if ever, at
tempt to escape.
Some good stories are told by Judge
Kellogg, Judge Hand and other resi
dents. It Is a custom lo allow the
prisoners out on parole, so that they
may cut the grass on neighboring
lawns, do garden work or repair roads
for the illage and county. Recently
'one prisoner who should have returned
at 6 o'clock did not apply for admission
until nearly an hour later. The war
den angrily demanded to know the rea-,
son. and added:
"Iton't let this occur again, or I will
not allow you to come In. I lock the
door at 6 o'clock, and won't open It In
the future for you."
Another, accused of and awaiting
trial for manslaughter, overstayed his
parole and pleaded as an excuse that.,
as It was Saturday, he thought he
would go and spend Sunday with his
wife, returning to the jail on Monday
morning.
A Hard Student-
"Do you think son will stand at the
bend of his class?" asked Mrs. Corn
fossel. .
"Well," answered her husband, "1
did have my doubts. But since secln'
him practice with the football team I
reckon he will. Ef Josh starts fur the
head o' the class he'll get there, or
somehody'll get hurt In the scuffle."
Washington Star.
Knew Hia Ctasra.
Hlgbee Our friend Itanck la In Eu
rope now, Isn't he?
Jlgbee Yes, and he must be trav
eling under the name of "Stromlwll,"
Hlgbee What makes you thing so?
Jlgbee A dispatch from Italy the
other day said: "Sfromboll began to
moke yesterday aid the people of the
neighborhood at once packed op and
moved away." Philadelphia Press. .
Armed In Memphis.
One of the Memphis newspapers de
clared Ita belief that one In all of the
mate adults of that city fames a re
volver. ' ..
Lightning doesn't belong to a anion,
ret K U the most persistent striker.
CAUGHT
Congressman Geo. H. White's Case.
.H--r-f-i--3t-t-H--r-K-
The world
of medicine
recognizes
Grip as
epidemic
catarrh.
Medical Talk
55..4.
LA IJUIPPE is epidemic catarrh. It
parr no clans or nationality. The
cultured mid the Ignorant, the aris
tocrat and the pauper, the masses and
the chores are alike subject to In grippe.
None are exempt nil nrc liable.
Have jou the grip? Or, rather, has
the grip "got you? (irip is well iinmetl.
The tint-inn' French term, la grippe,
lias been shortened by the busy Ameri
can to reml grip. vv unout nnrimmj;
Ask
A man who oermits himself to be
come gatrulnus often Is conipeled
to eat humble pie.
There are many phases of character
svred in the disposition oi the aver
age man.
A Frenchman has Invented a pho
netic typewriter which can be oper
ated at the rate of 200 words a min
ute.
ESTERN CANADA
Grain Grswlnt. Mixed T mr mint-
in f BF&ftON WHY
k j morsi whtMtt iat grown (n Wmtatrn
. ni " m i ww auut fc uiuuiua, la
Immuh TaHjU(iB gromt in pro
IK rtioD to oalitifat. Thr-fot-sj
ftj p'-on Am par lrahl f fc fir
kauuxiami mm& ponnda la Lhsat.
VUIA lOt I17,tt,7&4 km.
Pro HwmImJ, mf I Km llatirBl. (h mI,
cbsrs Imiu 4K) for ou-r. A tu r.'1 unci ot w.u-r BU
TDi:taD baildiQftT nalrltl. amoa arwm lot tMiafar
ftod h7,sfi-tilaaou, mflkiMt ruinfmlt man sellout.
Sivlag an &ar4 and sdwinst m of growth,
and to tba foilowlDf for an atlas and otliar lltara
tnra. and alao for cart) Brata airlna Ton radooad
fraicht and liawaiinaai p-im at a.,- , Tha Haiat.
latandaut of Immicralion. Ottawa, Canada, or to
WJV. Ban oat t, 801 Now Tore Ufa Bid... Omaha.
Nob., til a aathurlsad Canadian UorwrnaiaDl Aawnt.
-Nobraaka Ua
Capsicum Vaseline
Put Up In ColUpaible Tube.
A SuUlltuta for anil Snprrtc to Mmta.nl or saf
Stbi-r plutsr, and will not blister tbe noitdrl.ca.ta
Skin. Tbe pitln alluring and curatiT qualities at
Ibla article are wood-rfuL It will amp tbe tooth
cbe at odos, and roller headache sn.l sciatica.
We fwo-xnmaod It as tbe lt and sa(t eitrrnaj
soonta-IrrtuiDt knuwn, also t an eiternal rene
y (or pains In Ibe ebt and stomach and ail
raeumaile, nurallo and gouty complaints.
A trial wUI prure what we claim (or It, and II
Will be (tend to be Invaluable In tbe houseboat
Many people say It Is tbe beat ot ad your prep
Satlona,"
Price IS cents, st all drugvlsta, or other dealers,
ST by sanding U ts amoun t to us in postage aumps,
wa Wi araufyoo s tut by n ail.
Ko article should be anrrptod I J tbe poWlfl sa
laaa tba same carries our label, aa otbenrtaa tt It
ot genuine.
CHt&BROUGH MANUFACTURING CO.
If Mate St., New Verlt City.
CONSTIPATION
"I hare rone 14 aye at a time wltkewl
evvvwawsit f bwmrla. not brina !.! to
, nose them eirept by u.lng hot wMar trdrctlons.
fjhrontr constipation for Sevan yaars placet m In
this trniMe condition, daring ttiat tuna 1 did
enrthlng I heard of but nr found any relief iu-h
was my rea whan f began nsing ('ASCAhlCTK. I
aw have from one to three paaaaars a day. end If I
Was rvh I wonia gi veil wen rorea-n movement ; n
It sack s relief.'
Arljf ra L. Mi-nt.
laTS Ruseei bt., Detroit, lllck.
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BY THE CRiP.
ELEASED BY
A Noted Sculptress
- H.
to do so a new word has been coined that
exartly dt-scrilH-s the cnsi As if
some hideous giant with awful Grip had
clutched us in its fatal clasp. Men,
women, ch'hltvn, whole towns ami cities
are caiik'bl in the baneful grip of a ter
rible monster.
Pe ru na for Crip.
Mrs. Tbenphile Kchmitt. wife of the
ex-Secretarr of the Cera. an t'oiisulare.
your druggist for a free Pe-ru-na
Meat purveyors In Hrussells have
advanced their prices 25 per cent.
If you want creamery prices d0 as
tho creii merles do. use JL'Nfc, 'll.M
UL'TTEU COLOIL
There are now about 2".0000,00
head of cattle In Argentina.
Hu. one person In eighty of the
workers of London goes to church.
It requires much petsuasiou to
make one Accept uncomplainingly the
ills of life.
A woman likes to travel because t
enables her to take on an appearan -e
of luiury and tontectment.
The thoughts will turn to the fu
ture webn one comes to reckon the
rapidity of time's flight.
E.L. BARRACAR. Pres. ED. C. BROWN, Treas. D. B. PARKS. Set'y A Msfr.
NATIONAL MEDICAL GO.
PROPRIETORS -i
Dr. Masters' Remedies
CAPITAL, $250,000.00.
IQ.OIO
lrAL
I be tirrst (Jerra sul Insect lrsirorer.
;y Hog Cholera--1:
germ
V
cure1, but after It penetrates
causing lermentation and iniiamation. It cannot be cured.
Liquid Koal is now used by the leading stock men over the
country for the cure and prevention of cholera because It U the
only known germicide that will pass through the stomach Into
the intestine and from there Into the blood, permeating the
whole system, freeing It of all germs of disease and still retain
Ita germicidal properties. It is a compound embracing every
germicide, antkeptlc and disinfectant property found In coal,
treated chemically with an alkaline base until everv objection,
feature Is eliminated, being non-poisonous and harmless to
animal economy.
CORN STALK DISEASE Is a germ disease caused by the
cattle eating the partly decomptci nubbin on the stalk. The
symptoms are characterized by a high fever and bloating.
Liquid Koal given In the pure state and put In the drinking
water will cure and prevent this disease.
Liquid Koal Is also used In tbe treatment of Kwlne Plague, Tu
berculosis, Lump-Jaw, 1'lnk Eye, Chicken Cholera, KoU, Scabs In
Sheep, and all kinds of Parasites and Lice.
Prices of Liquid Koal Delivered are as Follow:
ONE QUART CAN - ft. 00
ONE GALLON 3.00
IVE OALLONa, 2.T5 PIN OAL
It. Pa,r Va-.t nn I lnakaa lt
aa "S" "ii 'Jin, mrn ,,i aa.i.uJVaU UlailCU I ICQ Ull UUIItyWillvn,
V If no local agent order direct from us.
W NATIONAL MEDICAL COMPANY,
JJ YORK. NEBR. - 8HLLDON,' IOWA.
Jj Liquid Koal Is now endorsed by the leading eiperlmental sta
V tlona aa the greatest germ destroyer known.
V TWO TIING5 TO REMEMtEII.
y Um pqold Koal to destroy the paraaltes on tbe ouUlda
Use Liquid Koal to destroy tbe parasites on tbe loatda.
5C:
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PE-RU-NA
Cured.
writes the following letter from 34 IT
iv arms!) avenue, uiiicni;o, in.;
"I suffered this winter with a fevers
attack of la grippe. After tisins threa
bottles of 1'enina I found the grip had
disappeared." Mrs. T. Schmitl.
Mrs. Oltsto Covet) writes from 219 N.
a venue, Aurora, I!).:
"Only those who lisvc suffered -w-ith
la grippe and been cured tan appr.'ciite
how grateful t feel that such a spMidid
medicine aa IVruna bns ben pbicedat
the door of erery suffering person."
Mrs. C. Covell.
Notrrt Sculptress Ctrd r.t Grip..
Mrs. M. C. Cooper, of the Koyal Acad
emy of Arts, of London KiigNmi. nuvr
resiiling in Vshington. I. C. is one .-?
the greatest living scu.ptors mid painter
of the world. S'!ie sayi:
"1 tnke ple.-u'ire in retommending IV
runa for catarrh and l gripp". I li.'ivo
a,,frt-n,l ..r r,iriil)a ami ttfli-r the USJ of
one butt!" of I'eruua I am entirely wi ll.''
.Mrs. M. t . i.ooper.
I. L. Wallace, a charter member (f
the International Barbers' I'moti. writ s
from 15 Western avenue, Minneapolis,
Minn.:
"Following n severe attack of la urippe
I seemed to he affected badly all over.
"One of my customers who wes greatly
helped by IVrntin ndviseil me to try it.
and I proctirwi a bottle the same 1ay.
Now my herul is clear, my nerves ar
steady, I enjoy food and rest well. Pc
runa has been worth a dollar a dose to
inc." I). I.. Wallace.
Lieutenant Clarice Hunt, of the Silt
Luke City liarracks of the Salvation
Anuv, writes from Ogden, I't.-ili:
"Two months ago I was suffering w.ith
so severe a cold that 1 could h,irlly
speak.
"Our captain advisel me to try i emu
and procured K b.'ttle fur me. and truly
it worked wonders. Within two weeks I
was entirely well." Clarice Hunt.
Conircssmon White' Letter.
Tarboro, N. C.
Gentlemen:-! am more than satfs
tied with Ptruna and find It to be an
excellent remedy for the grip and ca
tarrh. I have used It In my UmV.y
and they all join me In recommending
It at an excellent remedy." -Oeoi go
H. White, Member of Congress.
Mrs. T. W. Collins, Treasurer InJe
peiidciit Order of tiood Templars, of
Everett, Wash., writes:
"After having n severe attack cf la
grippe I continued in a feeble condition
even after the doctors called me cured.
My blood seemed poisoned. Penins,
cured me." Mrs. T. W. Collins.
If yon do not derive prompt and ati
factory results from the use of Peruna.
write at once to lr. Hartman. giving a
full statement of your case, and lie wilt
be pleased to give you his valuable nd
vice gratis.
Address Pr. Hartman. President cf
The Hartman Sanitarium, Coluiidina,
Ohio. . '
Almanac
A lock of the duke of Wellington's
hair brought ft2 at a London acu
tlon tbe other day.
Mr. Wpiow WM'Trtivi is-VKUP for ehiMnrn
ttl(fif. av.ftffial tbaj tfTirn. n4uc lnnrot!qjL ,
allay i In, c-urn .nd crjittr. ttc bottl.
FREE
TO WOMEN
To prove tbe heallns
A cleansing power of
PAXTINE TOILET ANTISEPTIC
we will mail larpe tri al treatment with
buok of instructions absolutely Ireaw
This is not a tiny sample, but a large
package, enough to convince anyone
that it is the most successful prepara
tion known to medicine aa a cleansing
vaginal douche and for the local treat
mcnt of woman's special ills, curing
discharges and all inflamatioo, alsc
to cleanse the teeth, mouth, and cure
catarrh. Send to-day; a postal will da
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tara S x. SaUafaetiaa yreataaS
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