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Ohab. Carroi^i. Simms, - .President
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JONES, Editor
lotnvd as second-C ass mail matter Feb
ruary 14, I905,at tbe Pnetoffice at Barn*'
well, S. (5., under the Act ot Congress
of March 3. 1879.
I't
«very d p<»ipt/hut who efts
joys exemption because lip in
ftiarpied andJias dependents or
fof some other reason. 'The
former reeeiVe.4 only a pittance
of income. lie,must work six
teen hours day. He ipiist en-
yrrely. submit- himself to stern
military discipline. His service
may call him to foreign soil and
deprive him of till family and
septal Ties, its Well /.as subject
his life to a daily hazard of
death. •*' - Y -
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The odier. one stays at home
and is absolutely free from till
restrictions of descipline. His
opportunities- for social and
home life are .boundless. He
shttres in the general prosperity
that iii war times brings a flo'od
of money, His time is all his
own, his opportunities- fo.r- gain
are measured only~by his • a 1 >iIi-
ties.
The difference between the
situation of the man in the
ranks and the man at home is
so marked as to give the false
impression that the man in ser
vice is less fortunate than 1he
Id remitting checka or money urJera man at home. Patriotism should
thrill the stay at home no less
Than his brorhir~tn uniform
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. Legal advertising Ht the rate oP|t (X)
per inch lirst insirliun. and UKy cei.ts
each »t)b»eqiieiit iiisertioiiyW 1
Obituarie-c TobM Kespect. Ueso-
JattoiiB of iChpeime Cards of Thunkf
and all oth< r r*«rdiog • ot <-V ; i ot
will be chanpm ,fbr ajt the-raie of fifty
sente p* rnwh.nf one ce’it p r, word,
each i/irtion, wit,li a minimum eha'g*
of 25 cents. „
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All changes of advertising had alt
toromuiiica'ionH mud le addressed to
The Barnwell So t nel and innst YiiFTjr
this rffice not la'er than Tuesday
cnornit g to injure publication in the
• arrent issue. 1 .
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All communications mm t be signed
by the writer, not for publication, but
«s an evidence of , a> d t >pro-
SMCt 111e"Tlew-paper.. 1
The Higher Obligation.
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_We will suppose two men .of
draft age, one who is called in-
to war service and may risk his
4efe, : atrd mtisP gi vey his av b o 1 e
time and energy oif behalf of
his country. The other njan.is
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MJBBCHIPTJON KaYks "
Ods f«ar*$150; S-1 months
Three months 60p.
IN ADVAN't’K
90c
make payable (o
T«* NlfW ScNTtNiRI PCHMSIlIMt Cm~
The County Paper.
.This most use ul institution
in county life sometimes comes
in for praise or blame according
to the viewpoint of the critic
or the one who praises it.
It reminds one of a remark
made on Sunday schools by
the late Dr, .I no. A . Broad us,
who said that when lie consider
ed the Sunday school
• one aspect lie felt that they
were worthless and could be
far better, but from the other
standpoint In* didnt see how
could get along without them
even if they Werc-full of im
perfections So is the county
paper. The people make it
what it is. If they leave it to
be mule by others, tiny have
no right to feel that it ought
to he better Htiless they put
their helping hands to making.
It is a liuina.ii institution
and has its ups and downs
even as fanners, liotisekeej ei>
and business folk-. Some weekjs
everything runs smoothly, aivjj
then every thing goes wfoiTg.
The unexpected mishaps conn*
to the printing of lice as well to
others who are trying to till a
public gr private need. Another
stocy i.s .to 111 of Dr. Bryadus,
who wd" one of hie greatest
teachers in tin* South in *tb+
art of preaching. One of
daughters* who afterward
'marri-d a famous university
pressidenf and who was ncrself
a talented woman, tqjd Jier
fatlier that she -f« It that' the
pastor of their church preached
very ordinary .sermons. His
suggestion to her was that
she 'siipul'd herself j»T(*pare such
a sermon as met with her own
approval. Sl^ 5 11 a <.1 a^i.-Ted
him in his woi^k of* tcaclier* of
homiletics until she knew well
the principles of sermon maic-
• ing. She agreed to liis sugges-
4ion an 1 set to wot’iv on her
model, sermon, ’ll progressed
.well for a short way, and tin*
Work dragged. That sermon
was never linislied, In,it the
criticism from that source \va>
ended forever. t
We are saying these things
not in reply to any criticisms
that have come to u<. or that
have come to anybody, hut to
introduce a clipping from a
Kansas paper winch r-uus as
-Hr
i’(*ason of his larger opportuni
ties for service lie should emu
late the sacrifices of the drafted
man.. The exempted may ip
these, perilous times feel that
his exemption is a favor con
ferred upomhim. But it is his
privilege as well as -ohligation
,to do everything in his |)o\ver
for the welfare of his ertintry as
well as his brother in rauks.
along with the Government and
do the things that are prescr
ibed for us to do. And first
rffnong them ,isto obey the
^-orders of the Food Admiinsation/
I mean ’obey them, and .obey
literally* and religiously.
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HOTELS AND RESTAURANTS RE-
. LEASED MOM WHEATLESS
Pledge.
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Mr. Hoover cabled from Lon
don bis relas^ thanks :
“In relasing llie hotels, re-
stuiants, and dining cars from
their voluntary pledge not to
use . wheat in any form until
the ifoW harvest, I wish.to ••on-
gratulate them upon the
patriotic example the set and
thank them -Ujv the large sayl
Jngs- made. The echo -of their
service has been heard in Europe
and_ has pointed the way of
democracy the most service of
those who have the most,, to
givtv—-—i———————
“It has been a personal in-
spirutjQti to ‘ me to have the
continued help, so freely given/
of all of the men and women
who put through the “no
provide for the necessities of
the allies in spite-of our short
crop.*
“I have confidence that the
same spirit will enable us to
build iifi the great reserve of
wheat ttnd other foods needed
to provide against future Ciop
failure and to assist the allied
i3uet Scrapple
Made fraa Here aad There Scraps
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By'DuBois
The great European , war,
which has involved nearly every
nation in the world, began'Au
gust 1, 1914.
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/ A sold icy Whose head and face
were heavily swathed in band
ages, and who obviously had had
a had time of it, wjp being feel
ingly sympathized with by the
solicitous lady.
“And you weFe won tided in
he iieid, my poor fellow?”
' l /Xo ipa 'am/ Tommy replied,
“I ayus woumh d in tiie ankle,
but the bandages slipped."j
/'Walter Johnson,' the star
pi fuller of the A mericah /League,-
and in many respecJi the great
est pitcher ba^ebals has ever pro
duced, was born on if farniriiea r
ifuthboTdt, Kansas. Every yr-ar
when the baseball season is over
he hikes to his native fixate and
his 169-acre farm.
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Why are troubles like babies?
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They grow larger with nurs-
in/
General Koch, the origin of
whose.name is said to be Celtic
and derived from foex, which
means “tire,” divides the leis-
natiom/ in putting through the
great offensive that mint win
the war. ’ '
“Herbert Hoover”
While exact figures can not
be obtained, it is estimated that
hotels, Restaurants, club's, and
dining ears of the country
have* saAed, from October 1,
1017, to August 1,- 191*0 be
tween 17o,00U,000 and *JU(l,000,
ure time between art, his ftuni-
ly, roadmg^-oiml sporT;—aanf-is
Selfishness was never a popular (> 00 pound- of w.heat and its
trom yniit, and when the boys come
home they will not have a
Warm place in their hearts for
men who used these exemption,
for ends that might he judged
as selfish rather that patriotic
The higher the privilege*, the
gteater the obligation.
j products, as well 150.9(10.009
pounds, of neats and 50.0(in,ooo
pounds of sugar. The educa
tional value yf’their conserva
tion efforts can notjie computed
burir*has been imilieiise.
THE ORDERED LIFE OF A SELF-
IMPOSED RATION.
The foil11 ex'cerpt is from
an address of'tlie Hon/George
Whiitron Pepper, j»f Philadel-
ph : a, before the New, York'
Produce'Exchange du+ing the
third Liberty Lira if’ campaign :
“I want to protest against a
spirit .which. 1» mis a father to
think of lib* son in tdie service
a- his xpersonal coiwributibn t<r
the cause. When ” the young
men of my household .first la*-
porfdi d -to- the -cuil to thy colors.
i f fuid somethin^fof theJeeling
liis^i myself. J began to think my
self semi (-patriot and 1 swelled-
oiit my chest, and I nearly
bought me it service Hag. Then
that
JOHNSON-MATHEWS
Miss My.rtis Lillian Johnson,
of Springfield, and Mr. Bud
(hide Mathews,of Willi-f,on,were
ijuietly niiirriotf-Hj.tlii- city of
Barnwell on Monday!, evening,
Judge John K. SntJling oificiao—
very fond of old music and st+H
more of old furniture. L.
“And what is his name to
SOOTH CAROLINA OVER TNE TOP
Charleston- South Carolina
has at last reached the $5,000,*
000 mark in the purchases of
War Saviug.. Stamps, and the
per capita sales have Tiuvv
reached $,‘1.06; For the week
ending August 3, sales amount
ing tb $271,513.50 were rypmt-
ed, bringing the total sales Sbke
the beginning of- tlm-can'vpt'iigh
up to $5,03.0 r ’,836,'ii5-LaHly about
one sixth of the State’s quota'
for the year, and while thmsales
now are iegardMas fair in com
parison. with what they were be
low June, it is obvious that the
jneii, women, and- eliildren o»f
the Palmetto State must., buy,
mote W. B. S. in the same en
thusiastic spirit which charac-
teriZes the“sp endul liglititig the
Sammies ars now doing »on the
battlefield^ of France.
Charl(*ston. with the sales al
most of $6,00-per capita, still
maintains its leiTd ih lhe sales,
follow’ed in order by Spartan
burg, York, Beaufort, Anrkr- 7
son ,Greenville, Florence, and
Marion, each of which counties
has sold more than $4.00worth
of W. S. S, per capita, - ■—
For the week eliding August
3, Dillon countv led in sales
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amounting to 51W per capita,
followed by Florencetyjmdi pur
chased 49c per capita. b
FIREWORKS TO DE PROHIBITED.
BYRNES RECEIVES OVA
TION AT AIKEN.
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Cwitinuetl from Firet Pa2»*.
good enough for Woodrow
Wilson God knows 1 plight to
be good rtu?ugh for you. ” - /
To any one blinded by.preju
dice and of unbiased mind the .
Aiken meeting of the congress
ional candidates was, > most
decidedly in Congressman
Byrnes favor.—Jou ri, a Paint lie-
view. Adv.
. WAR CRE/HTST ISSUE SAYS
0CTAVI&40HEN CANDIDATE FOR
ATTY. CENL. NEVER HAD VOTED
FOR BLEEZE AND EEVER WILL-
mg.
Miss
’of lltK
pular
Johnson is one
HUM attractive a ltd po
young ladies iii her eoinmuni.lv.
Mr. Matthews is a well-to''-do
and progressive fanner.
■^TTlie Sontinel oxtemls hearty
congratulations and best wishes
to thi^ i 11apj>y yoiing eouple.
wishing the in a smooth sail
through life.
PRIES7ER-BEASLEY.
iss Mvrtis pri<*stgr. of EHco,
s TON OIK-TIE
Can physicians correct tongue-
tie by an operation? (•’. 0. B.,
Maryland.
Yes, by a simple operation.
To do this a surgeon or phvsi-
eiah puts the tongue on the
stretch bv inserting twodingers
^► * ' P
in to-the mouth under the tongue,
and cuts thea-endon with a pair
blunt of scissors-, in a direction
downward arod- backward
to*- 7 ' avoid the
artery, which iii_s in the
fold of the^fieiumi running up
along the base of the tongue.
This should only f>e dojie
phy ici-an and stiigmiL 5
Columbia, Aug. 9th—EFery
municipality in South Carolina
is urged by the State council of
defense to cooperate with the
organization by the adoption of
an ordinance which will forbid
the use of fireworks during the
It is absurd, iii my 'pinion,
to say tlnit; the w&r~is not an
issue iii the fortficomir.g State
elections, amt attenip: to side*'
track it by babbling a bo lit re
ducing tfixes, which, “connot
possil>1 y Tie done Tfuder preseui
conditions.' The war is the very
greatest issue with which this-
country has ever been confron
ted, ami our voters do not need
to he told what filease’s
attitude is toward the war. Our
voters know how Biease has.
denounced Americit aiid“ hits
VUfilied Woodrow Wilson for
America's entrance into the
struggle .for AvoVld freedom and
humanity.. ~ ;
Beginning with -he tirsL_
State gainpaigu meeting I have,
as a candidate for the office of
Lieutenant Governor, sent to
each County Dehiocrati-* Chair
man, to read frloud .it the
meeting, a letter in which
be?” asked the minister, Hiking
VA t( Lllms Um baby that was period .ot* the. war. A , rest4aitiem rwciuv - the>foIlowitig i4inigrali ;
to be baptized. _ - f
“John Woodrow Perilling
Wilson Wood??
“Dear ine/' said the minister.
“A little more water, Mr. Jones,
if you ulease.”
calling upon the municipalities
ofjiii* State for such action was
adopted at the hist bi-monthly
meeting of the*Hefien.se Council,
at the request of WJilliam Banks,
State Inspector of Explosives. It
is felt that while fireworks are
used only during the "Christmas
holidays, as a rule, the present
is the time to take action for
rea sontliat n i ere bants usH af 1 v
make their })urchases' of 1 fire
works at this peiiod of the yetir
lor the holiday ttade.
/ Dealers in fireworks should
take warning and act according
ly, as it is regarded as very like
ly, Dial the sale of fi rework *
will not be permitted because
ranijie pf the waste of hath money and
powder, both of wiiielrrfre need
ed .to help in the winning of
the war, and the*danger to per-
•V a son and pn petty incident to th(
Ust-ttf llteWofKs. * •
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can-
of the
w i 111 -
follows..*’ Dont
jiaper because
ent icise
tl
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dentil t
1111 ■ i ,• 1*1 let
.gel out a splendid /if*
week. .Some w< < k> V!
no a*.is., no news
doing tiiat won5
paper 1 jntere-ti m
bnce had In' i
;itmk< r!ii* j»;ij * : .i \
fTtroflic ■ •fi't'ec !.i '.r; ;
w^tt*:ry . , .|,< i - u<
■Lieldj ! iU
t ini' s eljtm
in^t lie
Cam])
w
i
union.
a rm v
J a e i< *
li Tin mu ;
suddenly it j/ame over im
the,-niau‘ who takes hi*- partri-
otisni in the right of his eliii-
dren i- a little hit like the man
that we all know who reeorJ-
his religion in the name <4 his
wife. And 1 made a iv-oluiiuii
that it 1 was to !><> a patriot it
should lie b\ virtue of* some
thing* 1 had done invsiTf-jjihd
not Soinetjiing that wa- 'doin'
by my tluee voting titeii, .and
1 recorded a solemn resolution
will* niyselt not to h;mg—out a
service tf<Tg until I should have •
given to my children the tag lit ! . ,N Snt
to display some similar einhleni j ln , '/i 1 !. n -' A ' '* , ■
to show that the -ulilTnan hiin-t :i ^ vv t' hiDvi s
friend
her. ot
v,.. IVIHIHI hi)' win lima in
tin
.Mi
and Mr. .Nlotrfoe Jh'a-li'v, * o?'j
Cmiip Jack-ui), were • t ii,ian , i<*<’
Saturday, lavtiing ' bv Judg'
A I.HT I KK FHO.M HtAN'cKa
I rorn j l ri‘m h offirer to j civili.in lri»*n<l in
1 ruhre.
Yoii stiv tliis to vour Ameri-
can friends; It is unptsMpie to
imagine a more perfm t under
standing of. one another than
now e.vhts between th-r Kretieli
and American poilus.
rim. reason for their nadv
i-' easy to find: Tis
( re-peet. W hen
5 ank*
Jiap happen* ! to i.-, w • >i ha v<
been swiimpi’d under a.I tlu* re J
ports *and Statements.
1 have seen ;.i few of their
(Miners in a little village - near
the lines.- The vsbage people ate
stroim -for tl+em. •' • * -
“I dig not tldnk that
didate for the .'stiff rag-
people has the [right to
hfjkL apy of i his polin a! views,
and 1 dli('refore wi- , •«> -tHte
I never have heeu, an: .ot now,
and never shall be. a Bb ase
man.’i
A few d.ays ago t’o- News
and Courier eummen’ed >dito-
rially upon Vh,<r'c<>ntrn*! between
inv ,attitude and tin-.: >f cer-
• . V ' > I ’ •
tain ieHmihlates >vbo ‘temjited
to wiggle out.of an explicit
.expression of tlreir wi* ws. In a
K'tter to the News s.tnt C’lMirier^'
1 emphasized iny sfa ad ' hv
stating that-4 i4o-.noj!r-g\ v Gh the
vote of any man who intends
also to vote iot^-B-h a k »e Since.
Che publication letter
many persons h.'ive irketi the
trouble t*> write’ or ted me that,
iieing Blease ,101*11. Tin - will
I not vote for m»* for L.< ateiiaiit
iou'i’tior, l>i 11 wih b % te for
W’ightinaTT, tlie BY'
Tatg^ 'I'll,’it i- a’s it -
i eomradi'fif
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Klsl.s 1- III lit list
We
so 111 i>* 1
(*alh <1
a ml j t a lso .(ietilonst ■
iTaeeuratelv l’»'e ..-•i- 11
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' its. lfnplttetiide e.nein
t » . x ,
J ])t*(*t(• r 11 > b(\ d*■ tea11 ;
'• Voles than trr be - ,
'* 'them, Bespe.,.*lful.ly.
learned recently that our (Y’avi.s
- abroad, do not like to be Adv.
“Sammies'/5 tlu* nick-! —
1 )..)•• n,
'Buck \i*~ looked with ;e iitbe Yi-tni-t
John K. Sneijing-at Barnwell, the Yankf < s fir-t eann *»ur poti-
Miss Ih'iestcr i- one ot imtu v
Crick’s nios^ jiopular .voti.ng
jiK.lies, Mr. B(‘a>iey is n'-p'n'Vate
and, is -ta’io'e.d at
namti given
<m. .1 licit*
f-—long and
■ ffl el r.'I -
/n pi iy
by the French -ol- i
diet's, but m pell prefer t;» lx;w i jj
i d “Buddi- sV or */Yanks.;/[a\Y i
J have guilty hading that we liave
1 ealb d tliein “Samn/res" mi -1 v-
'eral oecnsimis. and we herewith
action. WV%dl ■ they' 4»a\*0 !„-,*ii jjiumhly ajedogi.^,- ;t i'id pr.eni'-e
there and thev Itave -howm• n\- tnat we woji t..do it ag.aiu.
"ii t In sc 11 - :x >j 1- wit ii t h * * i t* *
rate 1'ituipiU' nt aft 1 a!!
.s-l-ugidtug - money
si e v\ liat -ttrey ,\y
a lx i-
t heir
Av* waited to
’did he like ' i|.i
1 ramYinarv
BRANT-RUSH
M i-- \ i.> 1.1 Brant, of
and Mr. JatiW? d
I'O'I'af, wore.. V niimiti
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■* \\ lien sur])!'i-ed\
: i m-
a*.
"JFf 'l i 1 ^
ia-'t
si lt was nuLk;rig smile emitrib-
ntion toward the. winning of
\var. '.• {■
**M v town . is full of people
who are conscious of sn'iK'iior'
capacity t" liil the jot) of 1 ’rO'rt'-, -
detit ql tile d'nitcd Stall s >>f '
.Secretary _bi the Xivas up Vend
'd Cl 1 <* !',oi:'d Adiiniir-trtu^w ...VJv.
friemls,- if
i Sunday afternoon hv ; Judge
g at his Uiojui
in t he : privet ice o I
.fiTiTT ^ 'etos'c
. M iss Bra lit i
the well “known
family of the ITtner section
Biirtiweijvr'iuit/rv. //’.■
Mr? Bush s a thrifty am
iu a recent jai*
111 (' I lTse 1 VPs 1 i k
wnith t in ir fi * t
de
Ui.
an*
'model- of coolness and ingenni-
tv. LYi-dsr-1 ii>mbaid 11 n-nt thev do
lax-die did tug. take
•prison* ig American
-:io\vn- e\-
and guts.
i‘V the hi whe
./•v *:■ fended.'
wiidnm n—even
and fi-t-. Tin*
] iatTof
•Lug.!
a lui'in- j OPt give way, and that is
> r;nrt . emaigh. They dmv<‘ not tnc si].
• n : dy vanity that Thinks it can’t Ixr
j “shown”: on the contj-arv, they
ask qtieSiions whenever they
e ehft.net*, -and learn liojv
■get th
nun
1
Mown farmer of Bamberg
r^to do tiling-bet ter "next-irnre^
11.1 e U (1 s 1 _ ,
I hen
a m ititv 1 \i.:..
“I—was so iJ). -is. tiiat I could
not come to work to save inv
life.'' c xelaimi d Bat.
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“How wps it then, that I saw
you pass t he taetm v on y.ditr hi-
<‘*yci(* during, the* morniiij
asked the for*' 111 an.
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“Sure, sir; that must
been when I was going for tin
doctor! .
SEND T30LE T3 C3NDSESS.
f \
*■ 7Mb*IkflFfde- ail ti .gii tlii
mit.np.aigii li-as fr -T . • hdiTV
1 Cq-Ue-te 1 \1 I-. B\ ' •■**•- t*. Yta \
"'r .the st and mil* - 1m-
!*;emd. .Mr, i*»yrrr* - : fnsai
teas, c tu-ed htrrdr :- / ln-
-!ip[)i»ri*‘is to -_i*■ a . ,i?.- Eor
tin' people want a r* -: :v~ nt.i*"
1 i ve wim 'can f me - ; rird.
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ha ve
HotL G. 1. Fuii *•
• rf f H ! ( ‘
g()oi.l on the I'ce'M.....»
T ; A- r ti.e : .J f
cgtmiiaign lias ni"Y*
ah)li
inpro and niong
. '" tin- .
voters realized that
JS | ; j i *
logica l ma it To rep: *
-■ nt us in
Congress at this- ti
i. ()ui.. .
iiwnv
The lo ad «*f tin- I iidiaH w liicli
app<^ai's.(ni oue -lde of onr penn ie-
cuined hef u’O tlie LincoJn penny.
eyCry,- imenus,"' ir im re aa-e..4iny' "
dliec are 'within'-the 'outid?)!' mv v
*• anytliiiig 1 ajip'iat to vm</at h a-t
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