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Tt 57HE RALEIGH EVENING TIMES, WEDNESDAY, JUIjY 25, 1900.' n3
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' Every old sore exists because of a polluted condition of the blood. Tins
Vital fluid is infected with some genu or old taint, or perhaps hs:s been leu
in an unhealthy condition from a long spell of sickness, or the trouble may
be inherited. The poisonous germs and matter with which the blood is sat
urated force an outlet on the face, arms, legs or other part of the body ana
form a sore or ulcer. This being continually fed by a polluted blood supply,
grows red and angry, festers and eats into the surrounding flesh until it
becomes what is very aptly termed an "old sore. " The relief produced 1y
external treatment is only temporary. The only treatment that can do any
real good is a blood purifier that goes to the very root of the trouble ana re
moves the cause, and for this purpose nothing equals S. S., S. It drives out
from the circulation all morbid matter and germs,, even reaching down to
hereditary taints, and by cleansing the blood heals old sores permanently.
S. S. S. not only removes all taints and poisons from the blood but builds it
tip by supplying it with the rich, health-sustaining properties it needs to
keep the system in health. S. S. S. makes pure Mood and a sore must
heal if the blood is pure and healthy. Hook on Sores and V leers ami
medical advice free THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA, CA a
I William Woollcott I
3ll and 3I3 Fayettcville Street
36-inch Black Taffeta Silk, Sc. a yard; value $1.00
Q Bleached Table Linen, 25, 36, 50, -75c. and $1.00 a g
Table Napkins, $1.00,
dozen.
Sheets, 45, 60 and 75c.
Pillow Cases, 10, 15 and
Our Shoe Stock is complete and you can save
money by buying of us.
Just to hand a small lot of White Elbow Length
Lisle Gloves at $1.00 a pair.
Ail Summer Fabrics at
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Pine Beach Hotel
ADJOINING JAMFSTOWX KXI'OSITIOX GKOIXDS,
PINE, BEACH, VIRGINIA
Twenty minutes bv trolley from Norfolk. A irginhi s newest,
finest, healthiest resort. Hotel combining every mnilcrn comfort,
and convenience, unexcelled cuisine and service. . Salt water on
three shies. Tines in the rear, purest drinking; water, guaran
teeing perfect health eonditimis, Fine orchestra .bathjng, noat-.
ing,. fl.'-liing, howling, r.olf, tenni s. ':,:,() feet d beard walk along
shore. Urand maritine sjieetaele at ul times., Wrile fur book
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WM C. IJOYl;K, Manager.
CAROLINA
CIGARETTES
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1 7 9 3 THE BINGHAM SCHOOL
1907
Military. Area of patronage widest in the south. Boys ex
pelled from other schools not received. On the. Asheville
Plateau. Rates reasonable.
114th'jear COL. R. BINGHAM, Supt., R. F. D. No. 4, Asheville, N. C.
HEALS OLD SORES
$1.25, $1.50 and $2.00 a g
each.
20c. each.
srreatly reduced prices.
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ORDAINED A PRIEST
Rev. Samuel lianff
Assumed
the Order Today
liislio Cheshire Assisted in the Ser
vice of Ordination lSy lr. l'ittvn
tier mid Other Ministers Sermon
l!y Kev. Mr. Cheatham of Wilson.
Delegation From Duke.
Uev. Samuel Ilanff of this city was
ordained to the' priesthood oC the Epis
copal elnuvh tills i::;:tiuiK in the
Chureh of the flood SlRplU'iil, Ut. Uev.
Juines ltlount Cheshire, P.O.. bishop of
the, -diocese of North Carolina. heiiiR
assisted in 'the ordination service bv
Dr. I. MeK. f Utilizer, rector of the
ehureli. Uev. Mr. DuHose, rrelnr of St.
Mary's School. Uev, A. J!. Hunter, rec
tor of St. Augustine's School. Uev.
Thus. Trott of Wi.si Duiham, Uev. Mr.
t'healliam of Wilson anil Uev. Mr.
Arthur, temporal y pastor of Christ
i lun ch. .1
TlH' sermon was preached bv Uev.
Mr. Chealham of . Wilson. Uev. .Mr.
Hanff was presented as a candidate for
Hit' iirU'sthned to the bishop by Dr.
l'ittencr. -
: There were ii number of visitors hero
L.r thi' Nervier, especially from Duke.
N. C, Adhere Mr. ilanff is dolus mis
sion oik. Anions them were Thomas
11. Wild). K, V. Davis, Mr. .mid Mrs.
Uicliard t- J. ' .Johnson,. Mrs. Tims,
linlplt, .Miss ('.odlfc: . Mr. Hiram
Adaiiis. .Miss Carrie Hcrndoti, Mrs. ,Ia
"Mi )ovell of Dukes, and .Mr. and .Ml!
W. A. El win ui' DurlK'.iii.
THE BURIAL OF
' RUSSELL SAGE.
(Dy the Associated T'r.-ss.)
New Vorli, July IT.. The scenes
at I he: residence ol' the late Knssell
Sage, on Fifth Avenue today." where
in .'keeping with the simple fuperal
setyiee held at Far Koekaway. Long
Island, yeslerday. A few' intimttle
friends t'o Mr. and Mrs. Sage heard
the-prayers that wore read- hy the
Uev. Andrew- Hugonuui. D.O., assist
ant' pastor of the Collegiate Reform
ed ( lmrch. a few minutes boloro I he
bod v was removed Ironi the house to
be taken to 1 rov. N. .. lor inter
ment. The ..-entire first Hoot- of the resi
dence was filled with Moral tributes.
At the head ol the colhn stood a
large wreath of orchids and while
roses, a token Irom the clerks in Mr.
Sage's office. . In the center of the
casket, lav a wreath irom Miss Helen
Gould, and at (ho loot was another
from 'George Gould. . ' : . 1
Troy. N. Y.. July iS.-Tluv body of
Uusscll Sage was brought here from
New York today and -hurled- in Oak-
wood .cemetety beside, tho body-. of his
first wife. .
. The funeral cortege proceeded from
th" railroad station lo iiakwood where
a lar.e number of , persons, had gath
ered at the Sage family lot. After a
brief serviie read by Uev. Dr. Andrew
llageman. ol New ork. the body was
eonimitleil -.id the grave. The words
which ari- to be engraved on the Sage
monument are:
'."I have .'.done. the. best "that-. I could
by the ...light of "tin- ilay."
MONEY SPENT
ON EXPOSITION.
(I(V the Associated Tress.)
Norfolk, Va.. .lulv 2.,. liarton
M.U'is, governor ot ways and means
ol the Jaiueslown Exposition Com
pany, in Ins finaneuil sltitenuiil te
i.io. (luarterly meel ing of the expo
si! um dinit.ors last night reported
thai thi' comptiuv had aniadv ex
pended more than $rplMl,(iin in rash
on tint exposition work, thus making
;tailabie at once t lie "government s
diroi't gift, of $,-iO,ofli) ;-to the expo
sition in tho tolal exposition appro
pi'iiilion of $ -.:::2".tMi- carried in the
Into congressional sundry civil lull,
this total being in addition to the
$2r0.(MH) made by the former con
gress. I he exposition directors instruct
ed tho officers ot the company to send
rciires"iitat Ives to Vi asliinirton at
unco for the purpose of entering into
Ine formal agreement with the gov
ernment for the absolute isundav clos
ing of the exposition on Sunday.
In addition to the Virginia conn
lies, which have alreadv made -exposition
exhibit appropriations of ll.aOli
each as provided bv act of the gen
eral assembly, the counties ol Louisa.
Prince I'.dward. and Itrunswick to
day announced similar appropria
tions. XO STATKMKXT I'KOM
COMMISSION YKT.
The members of the Corporation
Commission returned to the c.ily last
evening on a belated train from their
visit, to the wene. of the terrible
wreck on the Seaboard Air Line near
Hamlet, hut have not yet given out
any statement its to their investiga
tion of the cause of the wreck. They
examined especially into the disput
ed facts as to the sending of the or
der for the holding of the passenger
train at Rockingham. They took
the statement of the Rockingham
operator and also examined Mr.
Jewel, the operator in the dispatch
er's office at Raleigh, who swears to
having sent the dispatch to the Rock
ingham operator. ;
Mr. W. TV. Allen of Creensbnro spent
the day in the city, He Is one of the
best known and most successful insur
ance men in the dthte.
Mr. E. A. Tate of Greensboro Is a
Italeigh visitor today. '
OUR ATHLETIC PARHlJONES EXONERATED
Good Progress
Being
Made
on the Enterprise
Citizens Subscribe Liberally mid Kx
eellent Fueillties Will lie Provided
i'or ltase-IIall, Foot-Hall avd Other
Snorts Arraii;iiiK Invents I'or
Next Fair Week.
To the man on tlio
are many indications of
interest in base-hall.
street there
a revival of
There is a
movement on foot for a Stale League
with six or more North .Carolina
towns represented. Our city I.-ukik1
with its three teams are phi in;; In
teresting, snappy hall and the crowd
going out to see those sanies is con
stantly growing 'larger. I.adi.'s aiv
admitted free. The Slae l.caeuo in
Virginia and the lines south ol us ai e ' n,.yi.lis )(, sntiw exactly how the aeci
maliing money and that means on-1 (1(nt i,ini.m.,( and to fully exoner
thusiastie. snort nnd piviiy contests. ! M. OI1(,s The ma;ist rale then
Out at the A. and .M. work is going i ,iimisoU the warrant.
fight along on an Athletic l'ark anil ; .
it is going to hs a good one. Kig'ut rfTTTf: AflH T.A'RHl?.
thousand etible yards
of
irth liave
Invn moved in grtidin.i;
is fenced in, there will
niHl square feet -of stir
There is going to he
it. When it
be over 2 a a.'-,
in-,' encloseil.
I big colic;:.'
game of fool-ball placed on l hose
grounds (luring fair week. The big-,
ges't-ami best games of has ' b ill and
loot-ball ever seen in Kaleiglt will he
plajed during the coming foot ball
ami base-ball seasons. "Hi" A. and
M. has. made wonderful progress -in.
athletics (luring the pasi-fnur years.
Ib-r fool-ball team this l'.:ll is going
to he stronger than ever and il "ill
need a good park in .which to si to fl
its prowess.
This m w athletic park is lU ciioimh
for base-ball, foot-ball, track athletics
and tennis. Its. diamond will be lile
drained, and built up with a ien:inrli
bed of cinders, vdvcviI with . a few'
imhis of soil. -This yi'S a fast,
springy, snappy imield. The nuitield
and the foot-ball Held will be in glass.
There will be erected on these gi.iiiHils
a suitable grand-stand wiih bleachers,
a club house with --'p-ci piioii room,
dressing and bath rooms, there- will be
hot ;;nd cold shower, baths; No point
will bo. overlooked to niak-- the e.iii)i
nnnf eonuilete in i-ve.iv detail.
With this park complete, dial
i w i
have a . major league basi-ball I
hei;e iiext siiring for piaeiiee.
The patk is being buill by subs,
tion to a bond issue. Ill bo:!d- I
issued by . the Italeiuh Athletii i
am
rip
inn 'ark
t'onipany in denomination of
Ih
ing I! per cent interesi and tn i i lire
hi ten years, and $-'.. w oi tb. of these
bonds have been subsiiibed 1'or. The
total issue wut ttb $5.iiihi. .subscript ions
lor the uihlitional-$.-50ii are now be.ng
t:i ken.
Jlaleigh .people and the-, bast-ball
cranks are giving their hearty support,
for lialeigil is tin. bout base-ball' town
in the slate. . -
DANGEROUS DERELICT
MENACES NAVIGATION
(P.V the
New York. .
wtiler Willi he
wandering dele
bath. Me.. v.
about 1. mil mil
Associated
lul'y 116. Lying"', in the
r hud just awash, the
In t. John S. Deerlng of
as sighled on Julv Js
es west of (Jueciistown
bv llie Willie star bine steamer tvvie
fiom Liverpool, winch arrived lodav.
Captain Clarke of the Cevie stiid the
deri'liet was low . in the water with
rily the stumps of her fore and maia
masts showing, lie considers the dere
lict, a serious menace to navigation be
cause it is direcllv in the patli of all
westbound steamships on the North
Atlantic passenger route.' ( upturn
i larke gives the exact position of the
bccring.ns.lulitu.de 47.13 north and
longitude "l.-IS west. lie sighted the
w reck uliotu. ti o'clock last A eduesday
evening. U was slowly drifting east
ward. The John s. T leering was fnnnci-iv
a three masted schooner. Late In Feb
ruary last she loll Wilmington, N. ( ..
wuh a enrrro ot lumber for New York.
Heavy storms were encountered .and
I lie Dccnng Inc. line dismasted and
water logccd. Ill llns condition she
was abandoned on March 1 bv her
niiisler and crew whij were rescued by
another schooner and landed at Phila
delphia. It was off Cape llaltrras. N.
C. that the di relict started on her
wanderings and she has had a re
markably long life as a danger to nav
igation. Since she was left by her
crew she has lloated with the gulf
stream in a northeasterly direction. It
is eslimatcil thai over ehree thousand
miles has been covered In the 140 days
since she was abandoned. During tins
time she has been sighted bv a num
ber of ships.
BIG CONVENTION
AT FAYETTEVILLE.
(.special to the KveninK Times.)
Favettevill. . N ('.. July 25. The
sixth coniM osstoiial convention will
ineel tomorrow' afternoon nt i o clock
Tins city is filling up with delegates
every train beiim loaded. The hotels
are making big preparations and all
delegates and visitors can be accommo
dated. This promises to bo the lafgest
Congressional convention ever held in
this state.
WHEN YOU WANT THE ,
BEST HAM
TO BOIL BUY
SHAFER
Killing of Negro Boy
Accidental
Magistrate Marion lurefoy Hears
Case At Wake Forest and Acquits
the Kx-Sheriff. ,
Magistrate Marion Purefoy at
Wake Forest today 'was to hear the
charge against ex-Sheriff Ham T.
Jones for shooting and fatally wound--ing
a negro boy, Vest Jones, on July
;i so that he died July
I When the case came up before
-. Hie magistrate It was shown that the I
I shooting was purely accidental, there
j being no evidence whatever against
the ex-sheriff and Magistrate Pure
fov promptly dismissed the case.
I The slate had no evidence but Col.
i T. M. Argo, who was present as cotiu-
i sol for the defendant put m
wit-
LEADER INDICTED.
(Uv the Associated t'res.O
"''Chicago, July 2.".. New ipdiel
! ntenls were returned today by the
! grand jury against Cornelius V. Shea,
j president of tile' International lli'oth
ierhood of Teamsters, and 42 other
labor b'aders and officials, 111 of
; .whom were indicted when Shea was
j indicted a year ago. The new in
d'cinienls supersede the old . ones
which were found at the conclusion
of ih." -great teamsters strike last
jyear. Twenty-seven .counts are
j brought in the indictments, tho bur
den of litem being conspiracy to in
jare .the trade o fa number of tlie
hirgosi business houses in the ciiy
as well ;is 1 liat of all the express
I companies. .
BIG COMBINE OF
BRICK PLANTS.
i (bv tne Associated IT
s. )
2:.. An
St. I.ouis. Mo.. Jiuv 2.,,
: nouncement was made (oilav
! brick plains in Findlay. Ohio
I iias Cltv. K;is.. ( hanute. kas..
siipeno:'. Wis., iiiiosnne.
thill
Ohio.
liocliesier. .V "i .. Chicago. Kansas
( u v. Mo.. Philadelphia. 'Washington.
Toledo. eland, Minneapolis, and
Omaha will he merged into the llv
draulic Press brick Company of St.
bonis tinder tho name e the absorb
ing comr.anv. I ho merger includes
lotifteen companies.
The capital slock of the St. bonis
company will be increased from $.;.
."(in, nun to . $ 1 li.lltlO.INi'l . and . 'ex
changed i'or the stock of the other
companies.
THREE CHILDREN
BURNED TO DEATH.
(I!
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v' the Associated Press.)
ml. Minn.. July 2a. News
!vas received here lodav of the burn
ing to dentil of three liille daughters
or Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Sarlivel last
j Saturday night in a small house on
the road between hcanlon nnd Carl
' lo'ii,-Minn. Mrs. Sarlivel was so bad
ly burned thai recovery is -doubtful.
The house was si ruck by light
ening while. - the 'mot her and children
I tt ere asleep. -
FRENCH PRESIDENT
RECEIVES DREYFUS.
by : the Associated Press.)
;, July ".President Kallicrc."
received Major Drevl us. who
rolnpauiei bv Joseph I iemaell.
Pari
today
w as a
fin
Ins staunches! supporters. I lu
ll was a marked compliment to
instated otiuer. Drevlus is
for .Switzerland on two
receplii
the I'e
start iiH
monllis' lcaye of absence.
BRIGHTON RACES.
(I!v lb
bliglltOII I!
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Nigger Mike
bio I of bam.
i Assocuiteil press.)
ach, July '.- l-'irst mot
s. niaiden L' years olds
Km to 1. and 111 lo 1. Ilrst;
Ion ; to 1 place, second:
third. Time. 1:07 4-5. .
Smiling Tom tl
ivcoinl raci
-steeoleehase. short
oursi
Hutu
'.lint,
k is
pa. 4
third.
al S to .". and 7 to 10. lirst;
to ;i. pliit-e. second: War
i nne z-j.
Preparing for the Inevitable.
v' (Continued from First l'age.)
suspicion of belonging to a self-de-lense
orgaiiiiition.
Labor I roubles in Kusstu.
Riga, ktissia, July '.'n. Nine thou
sand factory workmen here struck
work lodav.
Iteval, Russia, Julv 2,'. A steam
er loaded with l innisli workmen ar
rived here today but the authorities
would not permit them to land and
tlio vessel departed, the men singing
the "Marseillaise."
Congressman John 11. .Small spent
the day in the city on business con
nected with the corporation commis
sion. His special mission was to in
duce the commission to reduce the tax
assessment of the Lake Drumniond
Canal and Water Company in which
he is interested.
would throw that cigar awav.
Mr. de Kay Knlgfhn Why, love you
said you liked to have me smoke be
fore we were married. .
Mrs. de Kay Knlghn But I didn't
have Fido then. It makes hlin cough
dreadfully. Philadelphia Bulletin.
The
H . ii H'flW,
The Kind Yoti Havo Ahvays
in uso for over 30'ycr.i-s,
a:tl
tCJUti. : ,,
All Coimici feits, ImiUitionn ami " Just-uti-cooil" are !i!(,
ICvpcrinients tlint Irillo villi ami ciic1::!i;;it tli.s Iie.:;W!i f
Inl'anls uml CliUtlrcu Eiorioiico against Exycrhiiea't.
Ca: Uw-. i a JiarsuU'ss CTibr-tittilc for C:isfM- OH, J'arr-.'-.
oric, Drojci ii;id Soot hill;;' Sjl'lMW. It JM I'ltsiwi;! (. I!,
conbtins ucitluu Opium, Moriilii'.io nor other Jiarcoii.
j ultstance. Its n;ro hi its s-iiara:i(;o. It destroys Won:: i
and aSlayti Fcverislniess. It cures Iiarrhii ami Wind.
('o)ic. It, reliei'OS Toethiiifr Troiiblos, .'ims 'oiisti;iti:ii
and 'Flid-itbMM-y.; ., It a,s;iin:!alo.s tho Food, jv'ilato:-! tlio
Stomaeli and Jtinvcls, jjiviv.jr beaKliy and natural slct'i.
Tlio Citildrcn'M 1'anaeea Tho Mother's Friend.
- G E N UI N E G ASTO R S A AL w,j
jfj Bears the
The Kind You Haie Always Bought
In Use For Over 30 Years.
THE CENTAUR OOMPANV. TT
HUNTER BROS. & BREWER CO.,
210 FayeUeville Street
DRY GOODS, NOTIONS AND SHOES
' MKMISKHS OI'' MKIsrilANTS' ASSOCIATION.
2fe Bargain of the Day.
A v iwv n; niz coiisiili'TJililc iIimc . Hid tln.uiylii to
Hie t iul til .-icruriMu' values that will continue toiuake
our cst.il.lislimciit. -the center -o1- li;:r;?;!iN-L;'iviiip; ill
the i:'odi1 ol.l town ! LJalciuh. W bile thei'e are other
desirable lines cul in price' just, now; we call special
tenl ion to a new lo! pist received bv eiress o!
EMBROIDERY ON SWISS, LAWN AND CAM
BRIC NOW ON S1IX A l' a
Sufiioicnt Sacrifice in Price
from its worth to interest evei v .woman- in town in
terested in such floods.
HUNTER BROS. & BREWER GOMPANY
Seeoml tloor north (.icrseh s llestamaiit.
VL! (j'IVI'j TllADIN'd STAMPS.
ATLANTIC AND NORTH CAROLINA RAILROAD.
locaIj timi; T.vniJ;.
G'OMINHOKO ANI lllIAl 1'OKT, N. C.
Ill lOll'eel June 10, 1!(J.
Head Momii. STATIONS. ISead 1 1.
Dailv. Dull v. Sunday aily Daily buiiday
: Onlv . Only. ;
K 1 5 Kastern Time. 2 4 C
IMI A M A M -V M I'M I'M
'5:111 ' S: 00 7:00 Lv. Goldsboro Ar.. . 11:20 7:55 9:Ju
:!:f,0 S:i:! 710 " Millers '' U:7 7:45 : 1 4
4:01. S:21 7: IS " Uests " 10:fiS 7:;i7 9:00
4:1:: S:::i 7:2S " LaGrango " 10:47 7:20 S:5li
.... " l-'lehla ;'..... .
1-2.-, ' x-4:j 7'40 . Falling Creek "' 10:35 7:13 S:44
4 .11) s r.O 7-52 " Kinslon " 10:22 7:00 8:o2
.. . " Klnston June. " .... .... ....
4-r,2 J13 S OI " Caswell 10:OS C:4C 8:18
.102 !)-2:; S:14 " Dover " !:.rS 0:30 is:0S
r,Ki y-n 827 " Cove " 9:41 ' 0:20 7:54
r,-2ii '-r.l 8:37-- " Tuscarora " 9:31 6:10 7:42
" Ilyniaiia " . . . . .... ....
r,:31 9:50 8:42 ;' Clarlts 9:20, C:0l 7:30
" . NeuBti Crossing ' .... .... ....
r,-4S 10:10 9:05 Ar. New Uerii I.v. 9:10 5:48 7:20
5:55 10:15 9:10 " " 9:05 5:40 7:15
... " Tlnirniiins '' ........ ....
CIS 10-34 9:28 " Rlvordalo - " 8:43 5:15 6:51
C-22 10-38 9:32 " Croatan " 8:39 5:11 6:48
... " Pino Grove " . . . . . . . . ....
6:36 10-50 9:44 " Ilavelock " 8:27 4:59 6:36
0:52 11:96 10:00 " Newport . " 8:11 4:43 6:21
C:58 '11:12 10:06 " Wlldwood , v " 8:05 4:37 6:15
7:02 11:16 10:10 " Mansfield " 8:01 4:33 6:12
.... .... .... '' Hollywood " .... .... ....
7:20 11:30 10:23 " Morcliead City " 7:50 4:22 6:02
7:28 11:38 10:28 " Atlantic Hotel " 7:42 4:17 5:57
7:30 11:40 10:30 Ar. Morcliead City Lv. 7:40 4:15 5:55
P.M. A. M. A. My " (Pier 1) " A. M. P.M. P.M.
P.M. P. M. P. M. Beaufort Annex A. M. P.M. P.M.
8:10 12:20 11:10 ;Ar. Beaufcrt Lv. 7:00 3:35 5:15
K. E. Ii. HUNCH, Traffic Manager.
liou - Jii, r.id v;!:ic?i !iaa been
I as borao iV.o sii;rtmtrro of
boon nirw'o s-iuU'i' lii.'t jnr-
1
IT
Ji .
Signature of
MUftHAV &TRELT, MI.W VOWK CITY.
H. C. jnTGW8, G. V. A.
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