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Wednesday, September 27
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' Affairs
IN THE BUSY VIL
EST OF HERE
Qe RY
Miss Myrtle Groff of Rheems,
Saturday in
Rev. Mease
well sermon o
Miss Anna Shan) }
and Sunday Maytow:
I'he United Brethre
officer
spent
town
h his
will preac!
n Sunday
at
following
Christ
Sunday
ed the
Mr
spent
Mr
urday
Master
in t
Misses Annie
Saturday visitors
Mrs. L. Br
spent Wednesday
and Mrs. Frank
drive to
Services were held
Meet
Garber
in town
and Mrs. Roy
Lancaster
Paul
with
at
Lefey
own his pare
an
to Lancaster
Mrs
at Lancaster
own and ter K
Ganse
Mr
ed
Phillips enjoy-
[Lancaster on
at Kre)
morning
of
John
0! Su
Wels
Sunday
House
Mrs
spent
ng
and and son
Mt with
Dunk
Miss
Toy,
Francis Masterson of Lan-
caster, called on her parents on Sun-
day
Mr. Charles Winters and family of
Manheim spent Sunday in town with
his parents.
Misses Anna and Gussie Barkley of
Donegal, called
on Sunday.
Communion be
in the U. B. Church on Sunday morn-
ing and evening,
Mrs. Christian
about the
gasoline
on friends in town
services will held
badly
Groff
arms
was
while oper-
ating ¢ stove
Mrs. Newpher Smeltzer a
children of Mount
friends in town on Sunday
Oscar Young and
Arndt of Philadelphia
) to Elizabethtown
and Mrs. Brown
Elizabeth and
nd
Joy called
Messrs.
on Tuesday
nd
Emanue
t the
Willis
Lancaster
Lancaster Fair
n Dunk
Hos)
he will underg
sday a
Master was
to the ital on
where 0 an on«
Oscar Young will receive
apples. Call and get his price
fore placing
Mr. and Mrs.
Hambright's
Samuel Risser and
Mr. and Mrs.
daughter spent
burg, where they called on Mrs
your order elsewhers
Risser of ne
Amos
were the
guests
wife on Sunday
Horace Cox and
Sunday at Harris-
Cox's
mother.
Mr. and Mrs.
enna called
Mr. and Mrs.
Sunday.
» Mr. and Mrs.
daughter Bernice of
Saturday as the guests of
Paris Bil
the
Jefferson
let of Row-
on latters parents
Bishop on
and
spent
Aaron Risser
Reading,
Mr. Sam’]
Risser.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Baker and child-
ren~ef “Elizabethtown, called on Mrs.
Bakers parents Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Wittle on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Martin Nissley of
Mechanicsburg, spent Sunday in town
the guest of the formers parents Mr
and Mrs. Christian Nissley. |
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Bear and fam-
ily of Harrisburg, spent several days
in town as the guests of the former's
mother, Mrs. Henry Bear.
Messrs. Irvin Bishop and Ralph
Morton took a hike to Lancaster on
Monday where they accepted posi-
tions at the fair this week.
Mr. J. K. Freymeyer will install a
Gasoline Generator in his new store
building in the near future, which
will be used for lighting purposes.
Mr. Charles Carson spent Sunday
at Lancaster the guest of his brother
Harvey who is being treated at the
General hospital for typhoid fever.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Numbers and two
daughters of New Holland spent sev-
eral days here as the guests of Mrs.
Number’s mother Mrs. Henry Bear.
Mr. and Mrs. John Ferry and three
hildren of East Petersburg, spent
anday in the village with Mrs. Fer-
“sg parents Mr. and Mrs. John Guhl.
Landis Brothers of Rheems passed
hrough here on Monday with a large
“auto traction engine which they will
exhibit at the Lancaster Fair this
week.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Mr. and Mrs. Nehemiah Gantz were
Sunday visitors to Mr. and Mrs.
Cleveland Gantz near Horst’s mill on
Sunday.
Mrs. Abraham Shramusky and two
idaughters Anna and Grace of Lanc-
aster, spent Saturday in the village
the guest of the formers mother Mrs
Henry Bear.
Misses Anna Haldeman, Bertha
, Eby. Mae Musselman and Eva Greid-
aot Thursday at East
as represetatives of the Florin
Christian Endeavor Society
Shoemaker,
Peters-
iy
fare. | wae
Mr. Ruhl of Ruhl's
was crossing the
Mount
horse got
While
church
near
New
Joy
Haven
street bridge in ou Satur
} evening his
off
road
as
the
this
and ran the animal ran out
state and passed through
place he was canught farm of
\ I Gardner north
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MAYTOWN
Miss Thompson, of Millers
ville,
Anna
was visiting her parents sev-
eral days
Philadelphia
this
Miss Grace Spotts of
ol
Marietta
Mrs. W. H
Renovo, are the guests
Mr
is the guest relatives in
section and
Mr
son, Clay
of Mrs
and Morton and
Ol
Morton's
Mrs. James McClure
Miss Anna Moyer, of Freesburg,
is the guest of fri ends and relatives
parents and
Jefore returning home she
at
and
in town
Lancaster
Mrs. John
D
John
Miss
spent a
will visit
Mr
and family, A
H
Cummings,
Brenner
Joseph
Phenger. Miss
Anna
few days
Holdsworth,
Mary Reese and
Lancaster,
Marietta
forrmed church,, this place
witness the commen-
the Alpha tea
The
of
Snyder.
frightened |
At Court
POSED OF THIS WEEK
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Mr. Z. W,
His Suit
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Greider vs, Trolley Company
is Being Argued
Witnesses
en
Court opened on
ing the first attached was
S H
Pla
and tl
Herr against Amos
intify
John
resides in
1e defendant is
The
claim
Elizabethtown
to recover a
he
ought
due for
the
alleged to
| tic services rendered
plaintiff's
laughter, Edna Herr
that
the
The
it was agreed his
1lleges
receive four dollars
ter should
week for her services She
fourteen weeks and after giving
nade it is claimed that $33.75
mains yet unpaid
$2.50 week or $3.5
when she proved
it. . The
were paid, except
with
to be paid per
capable of earning
that all
the
defendant
the
defendant
R. Herr
a suit in
The plaintiff is a horse dealer in Eliz-
abethtown and in May, 1910, he gave
to Aaron Stark for trial.
the Keller
Keller,
The
claim was
last
1 was
The
favor
£1
verdict of jury was in
of the
W. Keller
transaction.
Z.
horse
Jacob VS.
was a
a horse
horse to and
it
Stark sold
from who
to surrender it
Herr demanded
refused value
ch- | 0
graduates |
Emma |
Anna
Albright
favorable for the
Maritta
00ks
Elizabeth-
to
Yesterday |
Harter in eempany with
promoters, were over
consulation
To-day Mr
John L
local
route held a
the a
nd reported favorably
Reinhold Marietta, with
ol
Jacobsi of this place, and a
this and local
and went
sli lami
NEWTOWN
Mr. A. C. Geltmacher paid a visit
to friends in Mount Joy on Sunday.
Mr Childs of Mount Joy
was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Daniel
Geltmacher on Sunday.
We are glad to announce the con-
valescence of Mrs. Samuel E. Myers
after a long continued illness.
Mr. William Shultz of Middletown
sojourned over Sunday as a visitor
of Mr. and Mrs. John Rhoads.
Rev. C. Lynch will deliver his fin-
al sermon for this conference year
on next Sunday evening at 7 o'clock.
Mr. Morris Wittle and children
and Mrs. Edward Nagel of Columbia,
were Sunday visitors at the home of
the formers mother Mrs. Amanda
Wittle.
A pleasant birthday party was giv-
en on Sunday at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Frederick Kemmerly in
honor of his mother Mrs. Elizabeth
Kemmerly who reached the 81 mile-
stone of her life on that day. Rela-
tives and friends, including quite a
number of grand and great-grand
children were present which swelled |
the number to 47 guests. A fine
dinner was served by the hostess in
due time and the day was pleasantly
spent by social chat and some fine
vocal selections by Revs Lynch and
Dixon accompanied by Miss Iona
Kemmerly on the piano. We extend
congratulations and hope for many
happy returns of the event,
rr A A Aes
Jacobs of place, a
consulation over a route
Jacob
ce
S.
KINDERHOOK
Miss Nettie Christy spent Sunday
Marietta. :
Miss Mael
the guest
at
Millersville,
Klines-
Herr, of
was of friends at
ville. .
Mrs. Howard Eisenberger
guest of her sister, Mrs. Joseph Wea-
was the
Ironville
Etta Consylman,
the of
ver, at
Miss
in
lle
of Doner-
was guest her sister,
Mrs Kame.
The Kinderhook Sunday
vill hold at 10
beginning with next Sunday, Oct
Miss Beulah of Lancaster
nd family of Co-
lumbia, Mr.
Mrs
Reuben
School
o'clock
1st
its session
Remick
and
guests of
Kitch
the
Harry
and
were
Elmer Bucher
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
YORK COUNTY
FAIR
| bile
. Rudy
i
roller would
$165
that
the horse was
The
of
defense was Keller a-
¢
greed to give back the horse if proper
le proceedings was instituted for
replevin
The
the sam Herr refused to
but brought this suit
awarded the plaintiff $¢
it of BH
& Flor
was attached
the
Rail
trial
the
Greider vs
in Street
for
to recover
in the
The
and
and taken
trolley line
view the land,
began today.
the
have
non-suited on
that the jurors might
influenced.
a -— bu
Better
Lancaster
tolerate bad
determined to have
illustrated
Determined to Have
That
will
but
citizens of
roads
better
at the
Lancaster Automo-
Brook Fri-
Solicitor Baker
last term of
more super-
for failure
than
no longer
are
was
the
Honey
evening when
that at the
Sessions Court
highways
of
at
meeting
Club on
day
reported
Quarter
visors had been returned
roads in
to keep repair
erly were returned in an entire year
have been
number
Martin
of court
growing
nature.
roads
terms
by
of
his good
Recent
marked
returns
in
a
such a
Monday
that
Dauphin
hotel
suit
of
domes-
defendant
eighteen-year-old
plaintiff
laugh-
per
worked
the
lefendant credit for the payments he
re-
wages
week the
AOCAL CASES ARE BEING DIS
Keller of This Place, Loses
With Jacob R. Herr—The
Case
l'oday-—-Many
The defense was that the girl was |
Roads
county |
form- |
I
of |
committee
report in referring to the number of |
made stated that this is an
important matter and each return
should be followed so supervisors
may learn that it is not to be viewed
merely as a joke. Mr. Rudy also
stated that the Lancaster and Har-
risburg pike is being
various places but that the use of a
make the
factory to patrons and the work more
profitable to the company. The next
meeting of the club will be held at
Romig's Hotel, Akron. Seven new
members were elected.
ren ll GO
Methodist Church
On Sunday, Oct. 1, Holy Commun-
ion will be adminstered and mem-
bers received into church fellowship.
The following changes have been
made in the evening services: Ep-
worth League at 6 o'clock and
preaching at 7 o'clock.
rr Gp
returns
Will Pension Employes
At a meeting of the Board of Di-
Conestoga Traction
Company, Edison Electric
ing Company, Lancaster Gas Light &
rectors of the
repaired at |
road satis- |
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' tn the Revolutionary war.”
[lluminat- |
| other way?”
Fuel Company and the other subsid- |
iary companies of the Lancaster Co. |
Railway and Light Company, held in
the Conestoga Building yesterday, a
plan for pensioning old employes and |
|
ones disqualified for further service
was approved and ordered
into effect on October 1st.
These Companies ever have the in- |
terests of their employes at
and are continually doing things
which result in bettering their con-
ditions Just about six
they
takes care sick
and
death, a
ment, which of
injured employes, pays
in case of
The
ment is not self-supporting, the Com-
charged each member.
pany having agreed to make up any |
deficit there may be. They are now
arranging to employ a medical
tor, who will give his services free to
all members of the Relief Depart-
ment, and have at the present time |
welfare |
a man who looks after the
| of the employes, calling on the men
land their families when they are sick
| or in need of help
|
to be put |
heart |
months ago |
organiged a new Relief Depart- |
and
benefits |
small fee being |
Depart- |
doc-
A year or more ago they equipped
persons who fall to recognize his abll-
ity.
tunity about her detestable habit of
going round losing herself.
has a good start,
everybody expects it,
you knock your enemies,
what the row was about anyway.
very little information.
has to work scandalously hard for
some people.
Obstinacy is what ails your wife.
credit for his good deeds as he gets
condemnation for his evil ones.
ting all the points he could from a Zeller,
grizzled old timer concerning the coun-
try in which he was about to make
his home. i
about how the country should be run Mans
than the old timer did, but that didn’t
disconcert the latter.
to the subject of wells.
for water?
always find it?”
ging down that far you don’t strike Zeller, auct.
water?”
‘““The die is cast,” the person sald,
Down came the cope and caught him fast
that he was just crazy to marry a wo- ment.
man she hates?’
with them.”
Sale Register
If you get yoar posters printed at
this office we will insert a notice like
[the following in the register FREE
| from now untill day of sale. As we
have an exceptionally large circula-
tion this will thoroughly advertise
vour sale and remember it costs you
Humor and
Philosophy
By DUNCAN M. SMITH
nothing
Wednesday,
Washington
lot ground
which
PERT PARAGRAPHS.
MAN'S most frequent astonishment
is caused by the stupidity of those
At
House,
M A
Mount
Mount
bric)
house, frame
and outbuildings
A. Ricker, W, 8
H. Shank, heirs of
Zeller
Sept 27
Spickler's
of in
Joy, Pa., a
Joy upon is erected a
dwelling, summer of-
fice, frame
H. H. Ricker,
Ricker and
Mary A
auct
- Thursday, Sept
Nobody looks for perfection, yet ises in Rapho township, on the road
leading from Manheim to the Mount
Joy leading Union Square,
a tract of gravel land of 118 acres
and 27 perches with frame house
bank barn, and outbuildings by Dan-
iel B. Brandt and Benjamin B. |
= Brandt, trustees of Jacob Brandt,
When you talk to yourself you give deceased Also a lot of household
good Zeler, auct.
Saturday, Sept. 30—On the prem-
ises in the village of Newtown, three
tracts of land in Rapho township, one
tract with frame house, stable, to-
bacco shed, and outbuildings by Min-
nie D. Nentwig, administratrix of the
estate of Martin B. Metzger, deceased
Somebody ought to speak to Oppor-
stable
by S
Clara
Ri
deceased
The man who knows when to quit
28-—-On the prem-
road to
Every time you really boost yourself
The man who was licked doesn’t see
A small amount of common sense
Being firm is your own specialty.
A modest man asks only as much Zeller, auct.
Tuesday, Oct. 3—On the premises
in Florin, large lot of personal prop-
erty and a lot of ground with frame
For an Outlet. house, ete., by Dr. J. J .Newpher,
A dapper young tenderfoot was get- |cxecutor of Mrs. Elizabeth B. Brandt.
auct.
Wednesday, Oct. 4—On the prem-
ises in Mt. Joy township near Brene-
School House at Pp. m., a
of land with improvements by
They got around Mrs. Katie Gingrich, administratix
of Joseph Nissley, deceased. Zeller,
The tenderfoot knew more
tract
“How deep do you have to go here
auct.
Thursday, Oct. 5—On the prem-
in PFlorin, Pp. m., lot of
ground improvements Mrs.
Katie Gingrich, administratrix of the
estate of Joseph Nissley, deceased.
“About ninety feet.”
“That is pretty deep.
at
ises
And do you with oy
“Not always.”
“And what do you do if after dig-
the
Florin, m. a lot
with 23 frame
and outbuildings by Mrs. Hen-
Oct. 10th,—On
at 2
Tuesday prem-
in p of
story
“Weycuss.”
ground house,
stable
D. Gish, executrix of Simon B
Gish, deceased. Zeller, auct.
Wednesday, Oct. 11—On the prem-
ises in Rapho tewnship, 3 mile from
tract of land
log house, frame
rietta
The.True Rea-
son.
“See here!”
“Well 7”
*1 am going to
Geyer’s Mill, a gravel
with a 23}
stable and other outbuildings by Mr
Charles Memple. Zeller,
Tuesday, Oct. 17—At Hotel Me-
Ginnis, Mount Joy, a lot of ground
| with large 2-story business property
Chas. Dierolf and
Executors. Zeller,
story
auct.
sue you for dam: |
ages.”
“What for?
“Because you
are rich.”
and dwelling by
{Edwin Dierolf,
lauct.
Wednesday, Oct.
Ginnis, Mount Joy, Penna., the fol-
lowing real estate: No. 1—A lot of
ground on East Main street with a 23%
story brick dwelling. No. 2—A lot
of ground on East Main street with
2% story frame dwelling. No. 3—A
lot of ground on East Main street
{with 2% story frame double dwelling.
No. 4—A lot of ground on East Main
| street with three 23 story frame
{dwellings by Anna Belle Lytle, Exe-
At Hotel Me-
18-
LI
Caught at It.
But soon his pill was more than bittes—
For he was but a counterfelter.
Her Revenge.
“Mps. Brown has got a divorce”
“You surprise me!”
“It is a fact” i . yt
“Why did she do it when she kpew | cutrix. Zeller, auct. See advertise-
19—At Hotel Mc-
Ginnpig, Mount Joy, Pa., the follow-
{ing real estate: No. 1—A lot of
Quite a Force In Iteelf. ground ground on West Main street
“I had seven ancestors who fought with a 23 story frame dwelling. No.
|2—A lot of ground on Mount Joy St.
with a 2} story frame double dwell-
ing house. No. 3—A lot of ground
on Mount Joy street with two frame
dwellings. No. 4—A lot of ground
Thursday, Oct.
“That's why.”
“Indeed.”
“Yes. sir, seven of them.”
“Did they have any help?”
Served the Purpose.
“Did you notice his table manners? ON East Main street by Anna Belle
*Who could help 1t?” Lytle, Executrix of the will of Dr. S.
“Weren't they something awful?” P. Lytle, deceased. Zeller, auct. See
“Yes, but he won't starve to death ,jvertisement.
Thursday, Oct. 26—On the prem-
jses on West Donegal Street, Mt. Joy
lot of ground with frame house
and outbuildings by Mr. Frank S.
Peffer, administrator of Henry H.
| Peffer, deceased. Zeller, auct.
—
| The County Fair
“Then why don’t you always bet the | This is the week of the big county
| fair and it promises to break all
records for attendance. The exhibits
lare many. Dr. E. W. Garber of this
place has charge of the poultry and
1,00 birds on exhibit.
Children’s Day and
folks were
Paradoxically.
“She gave him a cool reception.”
“How did it affect him?’
“He was hot about it.”
a
Fixing It For Him.
“I always lose my bets.”
Saucy.
Hear the motorcycle chug
As it sputters down the street
Like a large, ferocious bug
That a man or two might eat
Such a noisy chatterbox!
You can hear it on the way
For a half a dozen blocks
As it sputters out its say.
has about
Yesterday
{thousands
was
of the young
present.
Following is a list of the local ex-
hibitors:
A. M. Martin, ginseng.
Harry Summy, of
harrows, gasoline engines, wag-
If a thing inanimate
Ever could be charged with spite,
Filled with envy, malice, hate
And in manners take delight J.
It's the motorcycle then disc
That would this description fit
As deflance to all men
Landisville,
ons, spring and peg harrows manu-
It continues to emit. factured by the International Harvest
er Company.
F. Strickler, of
line of farm implements of all kinds.
Seems to challenge any one
To a foot race or a fight,
Barks at every mother's son.
They're in luck it doesn’t bite.
Full of bluster, noise and brag,
Telling all to clear the way.
If they'd rather chew the rag
It's as heavy on that'lay.
S. Salunga, a full
Farmers’ Fertilizer Works, of Eliz
| abethtown, a line the fertilizers
they manufacture.
W. 8S. Krady of this place, a nur- [
sery exhibit. |
Amos D. Lichty of East Petershurg
an exhibit of sprayers.
C. H. Koser, of Landisville, a dis-
play of his own manu-
facture.
H. S. Newcomer of this place,
line of automobiles.
M. B. Hiestand of this place, gaso- |
| line engines, washing machines, chop
of
One who wants to slip a wink
As it clatters down the pave
Always has another think.
He can stay awake and rave.
Never does it make a hit
As it clutters up the air.
If you are not riding It
It will drive you to despair.
vehicles of
a
usp fees
Locked in a Vault
A few days ago Mr. Clyde E. Fen-
Trrrraralivraltaii
It's a Good Time §
Right Now
0 LOOK AT THE NEW
FALL
STYLES AND GET AN IDEA AS TO
WHAT
LEADERS AND
ARE GOING TO BE
BEGIN
IN REGARD
UP YOUR MIND
THE NEW “TOGS" YOu
WANT TO BUY SOON.
FIND US, AT ALL TIMES,
TO SHOW THE NEW GOODS. NE
AND STYLES
EVERYTHING
DISTINCTIVE
A MAN OR B(
WEARS ARE NOW BEING SHOW
New Hats
New Shoes
New Caps
New Neck-wear
New Trousers
STYLE
MAKE
TO
WILL
YOU'LL,
GLAD
Ww
IN
Y
N.
New Shirts
New Suits
SPECIAL
On Saturday, September 30th
We Will Cive
Double Creen Trading Stamps
|.0. Beneman's Department Store
OPPOSITE UNION NATIONAL BANK
Eon. — —
Guard the Family Health
Health is often endangered by unsanitary cooking
utensils. Physicians have found that cancer is
caused by enamel ware chipping off and imitating
the stomach.
If you have children or invalids in the family beware
of cheap cooking utensils that crack, scale, peel off,
tarnish and rust.
places and there is further danger of tainting the
food. Health is too precious to take risks with it.
Be safe. Use
Disease germs lurk in the worn
“1892”
Pure Spun Aluminum
Cooking Utensils
which are guaranteed for 15 years constant service
and will never spoil food nor endanger health.
This new ware is featherweight, beautiful, easy to
clean—does not tarnish nor rust. The slight extra
cost is more than made up by long service and
absolute safety.
Look For Trade mark
on Every Piece
The Maltese cross with the words Pure Illinois
“1892” Aluminum —the original, insures that
you get the genuine. There are imitations,
so be sure this trade mark is on every piece.
For Sale By
YOU WILL GET TEN
AAAAAAAAAAAad
CHASED FOR CASH AT
1a
CELEBRATED
S. & H. Trading Stamps
WITH EVERY DOLLAR'S WORTH OF COAL PUR
i ALUMINUYS
a —
~S. B. Bernhart & Co.
;
F. H. Baker's
COEL and
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{rooms for their employes at their | t I 1 N
ls . ac c y -
[ new car barn on East Chestnut St. FStermaciien, au smplaye 3 the Rew
| At this place they have pool tables, ! Stead Hardware V Works wag
library, reading room. lockers for ocked in the vault at that institu-
| tion. 4 of
each man, shower baths, wash rooms | ded pole fsliow Saployes po i Were There 55 Strong
and beds, same being pronounced by snade fm to go into the vauh they |
: asiphia Lodge, No. 551, F. and A.
5 : : closed the door. After a vain effort | Casiphia :
[all who have seen it to be the most jo figure out the tombination Mr. M | M. attended the corner-stone laying
j complete place of its kind that has A. Roll . nok a at Elizabethtown yesterday 55 strong !
i ever come to their notice. | Holman put in an Sprsarance an —_—————————
the young man was get free. Clyde
Read the Bulletin | promised to be good. | Read the Mt. Joy Bulletin.
BER YARDS
RT YORK. PA.
(ping mills, feed mills and automo- 1) LUM
| biles.
ee tl eee
Mount Joy, Penna.
“For this occasion EXCURSION TICKETS will be sold to
RK, September 30, October 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, and 6, good to return
til October 7, inclusive, from BALTIMORE, HARRISBURG
EDERICK, and intermediate stations: and to WEST YORK,
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