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RAHH OP BURSCBIPfiOS. . dv»ae«. per Anoutn ......... Tin*. oo I’HUBSDAY. MARCH M. 100S.' NOTICE. The Ch»ln G»n* U near Fiddle Pond on the Allendale—Btrn well Hoad tuU week. ' O. W. Barker, gnperviaor. R. C, Roberts, Jt>,.CIerk. IU Ttit8.y Sale at S. KrasnofT* continue 10 days longer only Another ahipment yard wide sheet lug at i\ c. per yard at '*• - • : Holaik A Portkr’s. Tiia Bargain Days at 8. KrasnotTa will from now on be on Mondays and Friday*.. Remember it DON’T FAIL TO ATTEND OUR SPRING OPENING OP MILLINERY Tuesday, Mairh 31st and Wed nesday and Thursday,-, April 1st and 2nd. We will have on display a. com plete line of ' - Pattern H<ats, and the latest Styles in Millinery, Dress Goods, Trimmings and Nov- : eh1es.— We have a Northern Milliner who can suit the most ^tstidious tastes. /— Our usual line of Hats' Cloth ing, 1 Shirts, Underwear, Neck es, etc., is the Prettiest and Best shown in Allendale Iso agent for the Butterick A-ns and the famous C-B A-kt Sprite Corsets. T HENRY WOLFF ' Walterboro this wMk. lestlnga next Raturda/ and Con lln Inn Bonday-. The day* gain H •inntealn •unahlne thin week. ^ - O. T. Bulat E»q. wa» It tfilfa 'blhfKLltl* AND PA8TOK9T Tueaday*. on John R. .Dellinger Kaq. Waa In Iowa on Friday, ’ Allendale. Il appears, ia to bafe- two dll mllla or none. *' v Attorney* Mayfield and LsFlttc were In town on Monday. MngUtrate Oooge waa op from Al lendale on Saturday. - COl.‘Robert Aldrich went to tlarts- ville Saturday afternoon. If the old belief, ‘‘Fog In March frost In May” bold good it will be bad. * - .Mr*: W. W.Ilrown of PacoWt I* visi ting her *i«ter, Mrs. J. C, Crrech. Mayor C. F. Callionn spent gaturciay and Sunday witli relative.* at Appleton. Mias lone Littlejohn of tiaifney it vltitlug her cousin, Mrs. J. (J. Creech, The aeven stars are too high at dark to guarantee no more cold thty spring. Mr. J. K. Harrison is Having a new hrtcK shop bum on Main Street East of Tobir/a'Blook. We have had to boll down several conununications this week, aa room for all was lacking. - " “ - - ' .f ■* —The first whippoorw ill was heard by Capt. W. M. Harden of Croat Cypress aouie.ten daya a^o. Mrs M. Bellinger had for deaaett on Sunday delirious red ripe strawberries grown In her own garden. . ^ On April ist Mr., A. P. Cornell goes with the Atlantic CoastXine, with headquarters at Florence. Married at. Jtarnweit on Sunday evening by Key. W.O. Rrftlon, Mr, J. M Seay to M r*. Nancy Croft. Our Furman letter was accidentally mislaid and contd hot he Imind, al though looked for high and low. Treasurer Free paid but Tor the ex pense of the two week* term "of the General nessiona the sum of $1,738 «0. Rar. C. 8. Bwrt* ha* returned from a delightful vlalt to the Feo Deo country. Rev. A. Bulst haa accepted • coil to the pastorate of the Bally Baptist dburcli, jmd will preach there on the fourth Sunday In ewsh mouth. Rev. K. s. Enoclis, Faster of MetbndUt Church, will denture at the chhreh neat Sunday at 11 0* elock, Stibject, “The Rule* and Furpoaea of AUhongRlhe weather wg* threaten- m#| QlirAItl WCnilC^niYQ J„, . -r, urns*** ,**■ m mblltl VtlloUlllo FT A R held at Kline on Sunday even in* li r.V At the conference the pastor Dr Sanders elicited the Information that the lunihorws* In sigbt Apr framing the nan' church building. Arrange menu were piade fo commence hauling riglilMwar and committee waa Inatruct- ed to procure brick for the foundation and proceed to work and raise the frame. The brethren are few in num- beV, but ihej deserve ••well done”. A Sunday Schwol will be started the first Sabbath in Aprlh Brother Britton preached for Dr. Sanders to a most attentive and appre ciative audience, , v v.- 1 Visiter. Rjv. W. M. Jones, whsoc condition woe recently reported a* improving very rapidly, is, according to more re- 1 very closely kept un- Ba I it more phyit- cent reporu. Still ver the treatment of the clans. Several openings in the arm are still unhealed, and frora-thelr peculiar nature heal, very slowly. The dis charge* of piis from the wound necessi tate keeping It open until It can heal from thebone. Ilia many friends In this county will appreciate and sympa thize with him in bis protracted ab sence. Mr. S. Krasnoff returned on Sunday from the North, and his contented loos'* tell of big bargains and booming trade to comb The ordination of the newly elected LMscun*. ul.Aitt; Bajnl.kt Lhurch o til take place next Sunday nTgTtT," Mai 2 v Uh at 8 o’clock at the church. AHrodale, ■ S.‘C. NOTICE. No more *erap Iron taken at Mever’s Mill, but 1 wilt take alt that deiiv-_ ered to me here In Barnwell up to April 6, IDPS. >.' , _ k JULIAN R. HARRISON. r-* >lc^ ^EDUCATIONAL RALLY. The Barnwell Teacher* Association fortunate in securing the service* of 4'roT. K L.'Huglies-rSTibt. of schools In OreenvtHe. fw the neett meeting.—Ttt MDs K'nllie, a lovely little lady, of exquisite spring time oeauty and daint ily gifted hi vocal accomplishment, has since Sunday been empntsa of l>f, J. C, Crcwdi’s residence. M r . R, M -Hirtler, who lived In parn- well a number of jears with hi* son, Mr. K. C. Butler, form-r Cashier of the Bank of Barnwell, died in Charleston on Saturday, aged Si year*. Borne old talks predict another freeze soon. They say.that there has-been as far bamTas they can remember a very cold spell every year between the mld- 4ibtAiI. March and the middle of April. 1'iof. thighes and will All are suit hi* convenience this meeting w! he held oiCtheXJ* Anril, i* well known liTthUcounty coninitiid a Urge attendance reiiue.-ted to be present bv 1T.80. —R. K- Taylor. | . ‘ ' Frea. —— MEDICAL MEETINO. « mock land! In South Ftnrli*.. Aa to— be impri^fumd A meeting of the Barnwell pounty Medical qoctety will be held In tne Court tl«>u*e at Barnwell on Thurrday, April 2d, at 11 o!clock a. tn. lor the purpose of reorganizing.- All .phy sician* practising in the county are cordially Invited to he present. E. L. Fatterson, M‘. D, The County Board of Equalization melon fnetdav and fwnnd return* In such tinusnally satisfaetorv comlitinii that work was tlnUhed before dinner Mark p - ; Mr. J.|C.Gr<flln was elected member of th» State Board. The equinoctial rain* did great dam age to the truck farincraott the haui- matoeawere bringing a thousand dpi W)h* l»cd a part of tin ir Miami crop, and better still had a large acreage on h ; ghtr lands up the state, which will keep ihe.ni fUi easy street until they make another crop next rear. ., BAMBERG COUNT / NEWS. •'oremsn n ’ Khrhardt Methodist Chufch w ill the dedicated oh Sunday by. Dr. II. VV. Rays I’reslding Elder of the Charles ton District. The BaptUts of Denmark have de cided to build a fine $3,HP0-chuioh, anti liave called Rev. B. M. F pastorate. Fresldent Snyder of Wofford College will deliver the literary address before «he Carlisle.Fitting School. June 1st, wjridTrr Mwrk f~ 0*rB**e of Co+umbU preach the cmnmeneeuient Sermon on Sunday, March 3J*t.v~ The election fo' Mayor and six Al dermen of Bamberg wait be held-Mav fcth. ' ' ^ —n - . •- Bamhsrg Court will commence bn the second Monday in April. WEDDING BELLS. Issued to the marriage, at the Methodist Churcb. Barnwell, on Wednesday evening, April 8th,of Mi** Lula Mae. daughter of Capt. J, W Wood ward, and Mr, K. C. Roberta, J r. : .f. a nnhle woman. rich In all graw* of pera'utal. loyejlness ami brilliant aetttffipTTshment. aotf the 1 fortunate winner of her true heart and fair hand is a man of sterling w orth, of the highest character and worthy of so charming a life partner. And boats of friends wish to these favorites of for tune that all the years may be a* bright tothemastha gentle spring time in which their lives are united. bLackville NEWS. Misa Katie Thomson Is rTsitffig her aister, Mr*. Andrews^ in Washington. Mis* Cohen of Savannah and Mr. D B. Baer amid of Philadelphia are guest* of Mr. Herman Brown. MrSr'R. K. Tavlor and daughter, K lira be th. are visiting relatives In the p country for.the benefit of the deli cate health of the little lady. Mr. Joseph B<H!k of Charleston, who ha* been quite ill at the rasidence of Mr. F. W. Farrell, la very much bet ter Mr. O C Beckman has accepted a position with the Riverside UU1*, An iusta, aa bookkeeper. -mlr. T. A. Molony. beloved of all BlackvHie,4taa been down from Lau- renson a Visit to relatives and friends. Dr. 0. F. Hair of Raiwbergpiflent Sunday In town. Mr.-John O’Gorman of Aiken spent on Bunday with BtackvlUa relati ve*. M»jor Izlar went to.. Florida Thursday for a conplfizoLweeka. Mr^Xugt'pe Weissinger Is manager of the Blackville Branch of the Armour Coqtpany’* Wholegale and Distributing HILDA NEWS. ' a< 1 reckon you think Mr. Editor, onr little city ba* grown cold, but don’t let your mind foot-you that waV.* - Farmer* were busy hauling fertil izer* last week. They are glad to see thia nice warm weather, and those who have not planted corn will do *0 this week. ,, We are glad to see out again several sufferers from the measles. MU* Ella Bryant has returned from a very pleusaut stay at I,one star. . Mr*. Minnie Blount, a very charming lady o( Charleston, visited her mother wt^k. — Mrs. Ida Brown ha* returned to her home in Augusta after a very pleasant vt*it to her mother. Mr Will M Heath and LA her of Au gusta spsent a night last week with Mr, Today. Thursday, and each Wednesday and Thursday hereafter, we op^ 11 a Special Cut Price Safe of Up- to-date Spring Goods. Everything New, Fresh and Crisp, just received. The most exquisite styles mid goods ever shown in Barnwell. This is a very stroiig statement but you will he eonvii eed of this fact by coming here and see ing for yourself., We have marked'goods down at special prices for thta sale and at prices that will sell them in a big hurry. 3Ve have spent time and money to get this great sale up and if you want beautiful,, stylish,, nice; new good* for a small price attend this 8a i e ‘ Remember it will continue the entire Summer. The services <£fa most excellent milliner are oni’S and yours for the asking. Millinery this season is beautiful and we sell it cheaper than ever. The price of everything is cut t>u Wednesdays and Thursdays. Positively no samples* no charging of goods at cut ' ■ ■ | " ■ • - ■' ^ prices. Below we mention but a few of our Special Bargains. —" • . ^ —- r New Emboideries. Our new beautiful line of Edges, Allovers and Inser- New Black Goods. Our neytliiie of Black Goods comprises all the newest tions in match sets; in Swisses. ami Nainsooks are tko siylish weaves, Violes, Batiste, Etirtnincs, Albatrosses, prettiest ever shown. We h ive thousands of yards and Panama Cloth, etc; special values of this sale from •19c to $1.49. ’ J -r-3? at prices that will make them go in a hurry. ' s s UNION MEETINGS. M i**—Rowell, one of our most charm ing young ladlos, *pent last week with Barnwell relailvef. M. S. - Will meet Saturday before 5th Sun day Is March at II o’clock. PROGRAM. l*t Division meets at Falrmonnt. Introductory Sermon, Rev. Graves L. Kmglit. l*t<Jurry. Rev. W. G. Britton and Win. Merltt. /■ 2d Query. Rev. S. R. Bass and G. E. Birt. ' 3d Query. C. E. Edenfleld and Sam Hair. S. S. Maas Meeting. .Address Rev. Grave* L Kniirht. ■ wlaStvltm y;' Moore. The St;vte Pension Board met In "yesterday, and peosloner* Co- iRtehiy. get their Buie help earlier than last Tear. The eqninOx brought rain In abun dance, and March wind* to blow the moisturenvay m«v be expected fora couple^rf weVks. 2d Division meeta at Double Pond. Introductory Sermon, Kev. G. IL A®ktfW. -- 1st Query. Rev. 8. P. Ilalr. ^ 2d Query. Rev W D. McMillan, Al len Mobley, II K. Gilliam. 3«I Qtterv. S.D. Mayfield, S. Rhodes, K K. Taylor. S. S. Masa Meeting. Addreaa by Prof. R.K. Taylor. . MUsionary Sermon, Rev. M. Lawson. THE GENERAL SESSIONS. -O- -O- The trial of Geo*-ge D. Kirkland, In progress when we went to pres* last week, re*ulied ir-a verdict of wot giillty. The jury reached that conclusion after brief deliberation, not longer than mgivry iirmutt 1 *. 3d- Division—Allen’s Chapel. Introductory Sermon, Rev, A. Bulat. 1 Dt Query. Rev. J D. Sandiferr 1 2d Query. Rev. S. F. Cblsalm. J. A. Jenkins. _ ; . - 3d Query. C. M. Edenfleld and Henry -W*Ut*e- Scott Hazel was found guilty of car breaking and sentenced to hard labor lor 18 month*. Wallace Ashley charged with arson waa acquitted. J. >1. Lew i* and Lavinia Still were sen re need, each to pay a tine of flOO or S. S, Masa Meeting, Address, Key. J. D Sandifer. Missionary Sermon, Rev. C. E. Burte. am offering my entire stocK of CLOTHING, -— DRY GOODS, v -**y 'oik-**; have badserenirt-n year* anise pn»> ; d8aH?jtpeilv»nn'., end merhme-yenhiqia aMf to p; for( (I month*. An ap- l.ar* a car On the track the Los# heavy., E:»*terllhg Bros, of Barnwell had several car loada rolned by rain^ r „ . ^ aqd Hood. Fortunately thepb^d »tib»’ npuntatlnn AT hl» TkBntcnce to Ilf* Im- peal wUI be t;ikcn to the Supreme Court. ,Jud*on Begk was sentenced To be hanged on Lite fourth Friday in April. Many good people favor^he com-' p'rDonment. AH other cases on the calendar were contluue<L the customary General Order* taken and the court] wn* adjourned on Thur»dayf-st day earlier than had beemanticipated. dodge Gary and Stenographer Byrne* | left on jhe afternoon ttaln for a few day* rest bef,.re“ going tin Walter boro, where coiuLi* In a* sdon this week.. Queries: 1. The meaning of. the Present En largement Movement. How can we beat promote It* twdsf 2. Work and Worship—-their place In our religious ljj$, _ . . 3. The Tendency Jo Lawlessness In our State—who is rwspoasiblar~ 10 Sunday School Mas’s Meeting at o’clock. Report* from tHe* school*. ^ It D expected that di n(Mr will b* provided on the grounds. J. D. Moor*, > C. E. Burt*, - J, A. Jenkins. Committee. THE OAT PEST. Sri CL Howard, entomologist of. the Agricultural Depaftnunt at Washing ton, sav* that the insect that is doing] eo much damage to the oat crop la the common wheal louse. He advisee a-] gainst the use of poison this late in the season. To preveiu future losses of the crop he advises latq sowing, a* the eggs | ate ISftfTnThTrim and nbT ftatefrunt spring. Farmer*’ Bulletin 173 tells all about the wheat louse, and will jbe sent I to any one writing to Washington for | it. - SHOES, HATS, .r .- i FURNITURE, NS* BUGGIES WAGONS -L. FANCY GOODS. OBITUARY. Company. Asparagus growers are exchanging^ “grass” for the long green at a pioti- table-ratio, if it will only hold out. Mr. J. D. Whittle’s cattle p«n* now look like a Western ranch, with 140 sleek, fat, imniepae beeves, almost ready for the tables of the big rich poople of the North. — ^ -- L - — X. Y. Z. DDd bn March ®th IhOJ. Mrs, Ger trude Robinson, Wife of J. B. Robinson, daughter of the tate B. J. Anderson, | leaving a-devoted husband and loving sister to mourn her death. She was] married December 1808, and had since l^een an affectionate vi/e and slater and a sincere friend to all'that knew her. | ~For several year* ahe hadheen a_ faith- 1 fnt—member of Rnsemxry—Baptiat ELKO EVENTSL Farm vyoek progressed nicely during last week’s nice weather. „ Corn plant Ing Is the order of the day. Asparagus grower* are very busy with their’•grass.” The season open ed about two weeks .'early this year. For his first full crate of 24 hunches King Eases received 85 cents per bunch net. If prices hold good he will realize Immense moneyl as he is now shipping from 15 to 20 crate* dally. Elko has one of the best schools lb the county. Under the able manage ment of Prof. L. E.: Stansell and his efilcient assistant. Miss Clara Hair, the school Is kept up to a high standard. 'the bjealih_of Hi®JJQnrrmmjtjr JjigoofU Occasional. ULMER NEW8. For some time our little town has neen on a standstill, or rather like Pharaoh’a .chariot wheel* “dragging heavily,” but now sign* of new life and improvement can be clearly seen in all the business enterprises and educa tional circle*. Our /merchant* are carrying good stocks of merchandise aird are kdpt busy dealing out their 'ware* and stvpfilles to the farming folks. Large quantities of fertilizer are being., side-tracked here, and our clever railroad agent Mr, J. W. Blount I* kept busy delivering freights and fertilizer Mi** Boynton, the milliner and dress maker, U keeping-her machine bus^ Church, and was loved by all ita mem-| her*. “ == ~ It ia hard to give her up, hut God called her and she waa resigned to His | will and readv to join her father and mother in the better world. The funeral services were conducted by Rev/S. R. Ba*«, sud she was laid to | reat In the fainily burying eround by loving hands to wait the coming of tbo resurrection. LAND FOR SALE. Thacr or Lard wLhln five miles of MaeM 11 Station on theC. A W. C. R. R containing three hundred and fffty sev en aerea, dwelling and outbuildings. A Fas* tax atewsat # W a 5% a 1 - a I • > A Friend. three horse farm open, the balance wtrodland, with a plenty of water.' Terms Easy. For information apply tb Jamks L. KIRLKY. . Milledgeville, Ga. SPECIAL SCHOOL MEETING. SKIQLINQYiLLB DOTS Mr. Joe Conniffe, our handsotpe little agent, visited bis parents at man Saturday and Sunday. > Mra. W. A. Moody andchlldren visit ed her parents here Sundav last. We had quite a hard rain here Sat urday, washed away several bridges. W C. Kirkland, the Methndlat next tenn. from early dawn uni.ll night, trying to emmly-tha.demand* of Abe talr-aax.and. to keep them in good running order — Our school I* «i in pi v on a boom. It is in charge of Mis* Lizzie Rodgers of wlthotB doubt A meeting of the qualified free hold er* of Ulmer Guided School- District I* hereby called to be held oij Saturday, March 28th at 3 o’clock in the,iifternoon at the schoot bniMtng to consider and vote upon the propoaition of Increas ing the special tax levy from one mill to * laiger levy; ", FORSAL^: Fine Barred Plymouth Rock and 8. | C Brown Leghorn Eggs—From finest I strain io the country. -|l,ti0 a setting ] of 15. ^ . Mrs. M. Clark, White Fond, 8. C. (2t) J. O, Griffin, O. D. A. Wilson, J. M. Halford, Trustees. > Jt^UELSlOR PEANUTS. I offer tar salc at $1.23 per- bI»*l»eT~j limited quantity of this new and im- E8TATK NOTICE. •y . . ' j- . All persons Indeb^dto the estate of Buncombe Saxon, deceased, will pav the same to the uadaralgned, and.mll persons havingclalms against said es tate will present the same, duly ateBK*^ ■edv“tw the wndavalgnsoi Beunettsvltle.—whn la one of the.best teacher* In the state. Till* 1 Bhe haa shout forty or more on roll and still they Come. The trustee* arq perfecting arrange- ment#' fot an additional extra levy, which will enable us to provide all necessary equipments for two teachers Mstor of AHondale. visited the home of Mr*. E- E Hays one dsy<f*st week. Mlsa Lirla Hays is on a visit with her sister. Mra. J. H. Walker, at Thomas, this week. Pretty little Florid* Cave has return- ~eT Tioroe after apFndTFg a Tew dav* with her grand father, Mr. H., J. Moody. ' ' rr:'. ■■(rr Tvl ^ Ul Cricket. t L a — 1 in '-wi. ■ ■■ ■ In onr claim fdr Miss Rodgers, for the Principal of next session. Our town ha* a good stock of candi dates. even in this non-election year, and while some of them are In the second race we will guarantee that If proveil peanut, developed by crossing! the Japanese and Nnrtb Carotin*, and-j Aiken M. Peeples,. .Executor, combining the good quaHties oT both— productiveness, delicate flavor and fine | size. J. H. E. MILHOUS. BlackOHe 8. C. x FOR HALE. The lot next to G W. Patrick'a store fronting 112 feet, depth 137. Apply to 0. \V. Patrick or O. F. Pechmaun. ^ Johnston 8. 0. AH Township Commlaslonars will please see that their roads, and all bridge* under twelve feet wide, am put in good condltloQ a* Once, home of the Townships bare Commutation money to their predit, and this, moat bn ex pended en the roads frfim wlileh it waa paid Please see that tb* road lists are sent In and thuae who have paid their Commutation are checked offln my of CRACK GOES THE WHIP IN COME THE ORDERS mj-fi THE VERY BEST GRADES OF FERTILIZERS AT THE VERY It pays to THE VIRQINlA-CAROtJN CHEMICAL COMP PRODUCTS. »OU> MYXITTWnML CHARLESTON. S C CHEAP FQJfLCAalL wlli ho Ctlls. flee, so that this money can be properly I expended. ■ satisfactory to tht-lr conslitu- Three Blcyclr*—two lady’s, one i man’s. They must go. Bee G. W, Pat- R. C. Beberu, Jr.. 1 riuk, he will do the rest. .rwmr. BupeFyiinr. M. Clerk, NOTICE. ^ * land for sale. , 0 u , tw Place.—In Red Oak Town- Kem ijilp, i*ff Acre*, j. IIaverse Place.—In Red Oak Town- slilp, 13U Acres. Akrie E. Dyciiks Place.—In Black- vllle Township, 131 Acres. / O'BANHoir- Place.—Near Barnwell Cywrt House, pi Acre*. — IIahi.ky Plac«.—in - Ricli - Thud Towualiip, 5i5 Acre*. Price* reasonable and tertrtaeasv. Apply to J.O. PATTERSON. r Barnwell. 8. O. \ Dr.J.H.B. MILHOUS Suroeoh’ 1 DEHTiaT. BLACKVILLE, - - - - - 8.C Will im at hi* o«ee In Baniwell cverv Sale day and Tuenday and Wednesday following Wilt be at hla Home office in Btaukvllte OT ery Friday and Satunlny, .tad win make ap pointments to meet patient* at any of OSO coarity towns or eat! at their residence*. 1 arti a fail graduate of Ihilladeipiiia Dental 4 of work aud prices. COFFINS & CASKETS. THE A complete stock, frpm the cheapest varnished goods up to the fineot draped cloth product* of American skill- ed talent and tabor, con- stantlv kept, and offered at . LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES. 1 also offer to the people of BarnweH Connty a new. first class, modern Hearse, with all the latest equip- ■ ments and improvement*. Prompt, ie p *oRal attention given to all inquirlea and orders'. - S. WILLISTON b. C. t. F. Calhonn, P. X. BncUilliaB, Calhoun & Co* 9 Life, Accideqfc, LIGHTNING ■AND- Live Stock INSURANCE, -At Lowest Rates Ip- Til aiMUB HMHIT “The Largest Manufacturer of Fertilizers on Earth' Forty odd' Manufacturing plants Wholesale purchasers Largest importers Concentration^! II a n a g c me n t *N . Strongest Compas" CALHOUN & CO, —OFFICES AT— THE BANK OF BARNVvci P. M. BUCKINGHAM, BARNWELL, 8. C., REAL ESTATE AGENT. nitE'X(Br(~Ste«Sftf-iS¥E5ffflr iri JJFE INSURANCE. (Agent for York life.) x FIRE INSURANCE, —(Calhoun & Compinv) .. . ■ ■ r 'dM r.iat yohr property with me. 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