Crawfordsville Weekly Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 26 December 1874 — Page 3

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Hill' L»ro.-., lints uii'l (!ii )s. 1). E. 8nvtli'r, ins. ujr't. Hon. 0 i'. .Morton, IJ. S. S. lion. no (Joint rti, .M. C. lCx-Gov. ("otirntl BuU'-r. rSt. tie Liluiirv. ('utility Library.

City Library. Di'itf ant! Ihiiuli Asylum Library. Lieut. Gov. L. Swim. Million Yiinde-, Kmj.

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Mm. .Inn. 15. (iluvtT, TrciK .State, Ion. Sell:ill, (,'l'k S'i|v. amrt. •lien. B-nj. !I tni-oii. .(it'll. Tim*. .!. IJiMiiy. (ion. I! K. 1 t. (it'll. IScilj. Sp.lillKil'. I it'll, (iU'HJX- l'\ Mt:( illlli. Cii'.n. W. li. II. Fi-iiiiI. (inn. .1 no. Love. (it'll. Froil Kneiler. itin. 1". A. M.in is.

Aldrich.

("(•-operation Amoii£ Farmers. /u (he H'itforx Journal The prenent t^yaietn of bnyinir and selling renders the farmer entirely helpless. 'i'lu: buyer and seller both have tiitil in their power, and each considers •iini legitimate prey, in the Spring he plow# his Held am! plants his seed from daylight until dark. He labors from early Spring tin lit the last ear of corn is harvested in Winter. Jnly's scorching sun ami December's freezing storm alike find him at his daily toil, and when the I'rniti of his year's labor are ready for market does lie—vea, can he

-count the capital he lns invested

his learn and in his tools, the expense ol

keeping up repairs and reasonable wages I

for his labor, and say this or t! al costs, me so niimh, and to get pay for my labor and interest on my investment I must: have !*o much for com, so much for wheat and so much for pork—he who v'ats bread uud me.tl must pay the cost of production Dies he say that? Can he. say ii N j, he does not pretend to put a price upon his own labor, lie simply goes 11 the tyer, ilio dealer, the speculator—not the consumer—with the product, of his year's labor in his open hand and humbly says: "Here it is

what will you give me for it? Here is'

ilic cream of the soil. I have labored

years atitl 1 iveil hard and my children have toiled like slaves to produce it here it is." And as humbly accepti vvli.ii the buyer chooses to offer as the verie-tl bejjgar would receive a penny, though the price be not suflicicnt to pay fifty cents per day for the labor of producing it. liut when he oes t,o the agent tir merchant the scene is changed from the smallesi to the larg est article of merchandise. The farmer auks, "U'hat will you take'.'" The dealer fixes a price and says. "I must have my money back «viih profit." It the farmer does not see lit to pay the price just then, the merchant puts his goods back tn the t-heif until the farmer is compelled to have them and accejvs his terms. The consequences ol this system are that the farmer is hard pressed. 1'arming does mil pay expenses, and there must be a chaiigo. hi my judgment, if pecuniitry benefit is lo be obtained by organi/, tliou it will be to a very great degree through co-operation in buyinu and selling. The first •que--'ion that will suggest itself to the mind of a prudent man, probably, will be, Is it practical Uan we adopt a plan of

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more? I think we can. I think it is t'r.ieiicuble. We must buy directly of

manufacturer and sell a- nearly as possible lo the eon.-umer But uh we have «et'ii where the shoe pitichcs, wc wiii coint to the point and -ay to the merchant,^?'Why have you formed among vourn'Ive.-: an organizaHon?" If ht answers eorreetly, he will "I'o skin the farmer." For what purpose have the pork buyers, the stock .raders ami the grain dealers formed or-saniziitioti-1 It. is to strike a blow at

-be men who have dug the wealth of| .. 7. thSnn-ir ... r. .i •.

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.1 »M I S. I I'rt'ill. HIS. rt. :Win. S uLt»ar.I. I'res. ins 'I). 1 is I'oiii, iron loo ml v. .1. II. I Litt^li, iron toiui'try. .-\ n.-'iii II. I'-rnvn, ('on rit

r-'ioinas,

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Ah sad an* th«»y who Unuw not love, But, larirntn tears ami J.MUt tlown a inoouU-ss hoyoml

The silvory eonj«»^ ol fair) if-lun.

An'l they whusr longing ips Kis empty air, and never tom Thr dear, wann mouth of thof.fi (hoy love-

Waiting, wnMiiij utiering inm ii. Hnt dear K8 mnher, fine as mti.-k, 1 !de to tho^e who, pilgrim wiMom* li uiil in IihikI (hmii dawn to dusk, 10:u:h morning iu ar» l'ariidie.

Oh, tint for them -hall angel** pray Tht-y stand in eveil i^tuj^ ligln 'j'tle} Wiilk in Allahf MUlh' hv day

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.1. tl. Vijfii, h:iiik"r. W. 1' .1 mutton, stovi' di\ilt i. .1 ini"s M. 11 nine, carpets... 11 ihi-ri Krowniii^, 1 rilitrist. .1. W. ttryai dr iriii^t. John (.}i"cn, drn^ist. (.i'-o. M'-rritt. woo'en nixntifartw t.i Will (Jotijililcii, -.vonlen til ml r.

look to lor V'iur fo nl. Why havo tiiey done and Maid so much against ihe farmer In it hecau.-e they an* niakin^ arrangi'ment?s to take care^»^ thvju^lws by organizing

Jtesolved, Thai in remembrance of his iailhtuuiess a-a I'.ttroii, his eliicieiicy and judgment as Mailer, his kindness a* triehd, his sincerity as a Christian mid his tenderness in tuc domcsiic rt-laiioiin o( life, we will ever lottdiy cherish his memory.

Heno v'.d, Tnal while we do not coin

pl'iin ai this dispensation of divine prov-

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Wore ihan Ahsurd. [l-'rom the I.ij^iner II uutur

l)an Voorhees' participation in the salary gra'i is what's annoying his supporters for the C~en.ttori.hip. Various explanations ami apologies are offered, varying by degrees in absurdity ami shallowness. The most absiir.J thing, however, which has come under our oi ?ervation is that of the Clay county Herald, which coolly avers that if Voor hees had do.ic in a Democratic Congress what he did in a Republican (Jougress, ii would not now support hi in for .*ienaioi! Did you ever hear the like? It is as much as tosay that the minority may act tin* part ol rogues ami knaves without incurring the slightest respcnsibiliiy, while the odium attaches exclusively to the majority, in.tuy of whom may be entirely iuiioi-enl.

......j 11 we we were in lean's

co operant.,, ui buymg and selling thut' ,aTO we'd fuel lik.i puitinS bridle on will bring us some relief? Can we so such logician*. arrange it as buy for less and sell for

If the people want to see good times and plenty of money, all they have to do is to vote the Democratic ticket oil the second Tuesday of October next. Then their wants will be realized and not before.—S/firi County Ledger, btforc rfec'ion.

Tliis seductive argument doubtless induced any number of inipecuuious Republicans *o vote the Democratic ticket last October. We now rise to inquire of Bro. Muaselraan what he would say if any one should call around to see about that plentiful supply of stampsand those "galorious" good times.—Ligonicr Banner, Democratic

^-wport,

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like biow at thos.v tlm you must hotel, theater nor railroad.

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A. L. it iaelit\ K(| .lolin M. iint or, K-i|. .1 oil is S. I'a r! 'li .'ton. ivij. W. W. L'-athers. lv,| U. Duncan, K-i|. .Inn. W. 1'lake, Iv-j I1'. M. .Martinditie. K-rj. .1. M. Ilidenonr, K-ti. Juiiii I latiini, I'Ni| V.'iili ,:!! Wallace, J. i». ('oiiilit. ,| .1 I! Martiielale, I".-. ios. II Siiarpc, liittikeiv AliVeil I l!ti r:s in, liankt'r. .Jolin (.'• New, liankfr 11 (i. trcv, bankcr. II. H.ues, Jr.. hanker. T. 1'. Ii injln-y. hanker. 10 Sliarpi", liatiker. Ingram Kltjicher. Iiaiiki-r. .lolin

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GKOKOIS W. iVIciCfNSKY.

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outset: NO. tJ.M, I cm 17, 1.171.

Whereas death has let! his impress in our order and taken away our much esteemed brother and Wot thy Master iiarinoti 2s!. Lee, theielore be ii

Resolved, That while we mourn his loss anion,' us we leel assured that oiii loss is hi-, great gain.

:,re 01,1

these resolutions lo each ol

ourcountv papers lor publiciion and

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AuW Olt.KKY, i' A VI-S (jilA VK, K. li. 6mi ni,

Kentucky, ha.« a population

of more than 20,000, and lias neither a

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immImI.ii ihm', liy i'«-|iii-hI l' Mm* Iimii II |'.. .J *. i..«., i011*-v

Iirou^li C'oloml wlio li ,.i,., ,.u..! V.i". -s M. H.I Hi liaVrW',,

M. Lord, real t'stiito. I". A tson, restatirant. T. II. NV'rijrliimiin, .\|,mI W II. Lewis, marhle work ol. l. (iriv. spencer llmise. .1. H. Hoi it. loll tid v. II. Stacey, Snpt. w0r! -i.

HI. I iadlev, |-f| City A-M-sor. Henry \V. Tu'enrilcr. (iii.y Trca-nrer. J. W. Dryer. tlrtiiTiist. V. T. Malott., \'ice Pre-. I'erti II. Frank, luiii.tur.'. l'i" \\r. Clinton Thompson. I 'r. .1. W. N t'WCoan r. »V. II Morrison, hanker. 1 (J 'Sliatv. carriage nianiiitcil'irer.

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ideuee we lender to the bereaved lauiily "ll'"ibers lroin thirty-seven States, it. ami friends ol our deceased brother our hollows that live rtiates »ve more than earnest and heartfelt symp.it in this

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Commit lee.

Governor lieuilriciis* Hopes. (Krum the ludianapuiis Sent inel.) "Governor Hendricks has several times shown au adaption tor 'jumping in between a quanvl,' and lie may be (Senator from Indiana again preaeniU." —Cincinnati J'Jnguirer.

As Uoveinor Hendricks could not be

chosen to the fjenaiorship without al- adding insult to ijnrv in a neat wav lowing a Republican to step into his pre-

sent position, it .ill be much cheaper

the L)ew_crats not lo have any quar-

rel

have labored my wife and I

w,,iu venl tho wi

probably get ml ly as nice au olhce as

the f5euaUr*hip in a couple of years.

Assuaging hen I lick) liriel. [Kroin tho IndiunapuliH New.*.] A thrill of honest indignation will cause toe blood in every true Kentuckian's veins to .simmer when he reads atiout the destruction of a distillery by colored incendiaries. His grtel will be somewhat assuaged, however, by the iitelligence that the woolly headed van dais were pro.uplly hauled by Hie inlu riaied citiiCciis^M

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Au}t. Spicule, furniture inanuracturer. Dr. M. Hunt. reileriek 'I'omes, furniture utiiufr. Dr. J. ,W. Kitchen •I. u. Latejsdit|e, E„q. Win Bradeti, stationer.

IIiiinihon, b-q (Jo. Autlitor.

Peru

is gracious to its women. A

young lady, desirous of enterimr the law. -ehool iit 'Ju/.eo, an institution supported! by ihf State, wrote to the Governmeiu Hi inquire it her sex was a bur to her ail-' mi.isii.il. Tiie Mini-t-r of Justice prompt-:

ly replied that all Peruvian citizens! should enjoy «-qu:il rights that women were considered by law as on the same! looting with men. and as far as the privileges to be accorded by the republic were concerned, adding that it was a peculiar pleasure to the Administration to improve the opportunity of giving publicity to such a declaration.

The sixteen old slave States have one hundred and seven members ot the House of Representatives at Washington, of which eighty-seven are Democrat* ami twenty Republicans. The five '""•t'tti's of New York, Pennsylvania, Ohio, Indiana and Illinois have one hundred and twelve meinlers, or five more than ilieir sixteen confederates, ol whom sixty-eight are Demociats and torty-four are Ufpublicaus. As there

hundred and ninety-two

of the whole number.

their afliietion. liciul'itd, That while the hope of the _Piirtie^, savs the evnieof the Vie Par-

gosp.-t should encourage and coii.ioh litem, we as l'alroiis pledge ourselves lo do all we can to comfort, console and lend a helping hand in time of need to the wile and children id our deceased brother iictuivtd, Tnat our .Secretary lurnish

mirnifi, ae like voinen they appreciate our fidelity lothem, but they rejoice over our ii^idclities to another in their tavor.

The popul irity of John Hav's "Little Breeches" is said lar exceed that ol ativ editorial writing he ever did, though he writes editorials every day.

Ton* of postal cards without addrfsses are tlestn.yed in the dead letter office, been use people write iheir messages firsi and then forret to address the card.

People in Paris can't display th-'m selves by arriving at the theater half an hour alter ihe plav has be uii. They find the doors locked if thev are late.

The virtuous Man-field sues Mrs. James Fisk, Jr., for the pavmeut of notes viven bj the dear departed. This is

The following are the rates of taxes on the amount a-sessed on each poll

TOWNSHIPS AND TOWNS.

51w3

«'. lieizendori', wo lcn in tnl'r. .i. iv liar|ie, ifather. 11. Lieher. picliitts. Aiiir. liltiner, contriclnr. .lanns M. 11 tune, carpet*. II. S. ^tctlniaii, pianos and inusji. I!. 1-". 1'u'tle, tiierclniiit, Jo-, .1. 1 iiluijiani, Scli'ml 1 'irector ill. 11:ttllli-t in iii, real Cilaic. Alex Mi-tzirer, real eatate. S (I amia, grocer II 11. Lee. tens. W. T. Uiplev, uroccr. .Meir.

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I*. Iltlcv. !i. 'Jotinty Treasurer. Hon. .lames S. A• hnn Alhcrt Iluissiier. I'N'j., Countv Slieriil. U. K. nise, pump manufacturer. 1. It. & C. ,S. l'ltiui^rlieltl, ^rooer. \\r. A. Bra l-lia»v, music mid piano*. Dau.C. (ireeiilitjld, Co. Itecortler. Albert. Gild, carpels. .Iti.nes (J. Furtrustin, pork packcr.

I'ork packer.

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1 is. D. Kuitran, Toiisey, Ksij. W. Ilanciseii. toy store. J. 51, Matthews, Journal ollii'e. M. i! Spades, dry coodi. R. J. (i ttliii'4, Ciiitliu4 Gun ('o. ('. W. Smith, (ien. Man, 1 B. &

:il Iiiiinn.,.-}-. (Jen. Geo. B. U'rijrlt!., I're,. K, U. (Jominis inners. Hon. A. Buskirk, Att'y Gen.

John I*. W ullit'k, Tel. (Jen. fcuip't. Alfred T. Sinker, niacliiniat. 1 nomas Diivis, tnachiniat,.

1 .:vid .M.tev. l':es. I'eru It HJ', "v John S. Avery, Cooperative Union Mini ufiicliiritiir Couipnny. Dr. G-o. \V. Meiirs. Dr. \V. Fletcher. Rev. D. iStevenson. IN'V. N. A. Hvtle Dr. L. II. Munhall.

FUR MANUFACTORY.

FUItS

PURS! I'UItS!

». LGLKWEirS

Far Manufactory,

S». II W. WANIIIWUTOM 8T., K(«r Hi'rldlnn,

Is Headquarters for

FINE RS.

Wp make a *peciulty in th#» m^nnfrtcture of Fine Furs «nrh nx nnrl Mink Sieqnes, Hohm nd Muff-*, Chi! Iron's Fur Clocks, Ac.

Km* redie'f'M in prie»» to suit tho times, with tie m:\iu ohj#»O,t of quiuk

HIIU'.M

Fur* rffiutfd uml M|torr«d into nny ?hfipc or -t. le di'Mrod. Terms, Hiiiisiaciion or

each $100 valuation-of property also,

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In addition to the above, there is aiipGoial Tax fur railroad purposes of 81 cents

in Scott, 88 cents in Clark and 88 cents in Ladoga on the hundred dollars, on

assessment of 1S73, and $1 in Brown oil assessment of 1872.

All taxes remaining unpaid on the third Monday in April, 1875, become delin

quent, and a penalty of 10 per cent, will be added, which the Treasurer will pro

ceed to collect by distress and sale of property if necessary.

Each tax payer may pay the full amount of his taxes on or before the third

Monday in April, or may, at his option, pay one half thereof exccpt railroad tax,

with all his road tax, on or before said third Monday in April, and the remaining

one half oo or before the loth day of November following. W. 1'. HERRON,

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Coal Creek W::yne Town of Wavnetown 15 16 50 05 ....05U5 Riplev 15 16 50 05 ... 10 10 Hrown 15 16 5u 05 05 05 05' Town of Waveland 15 16 50 05 05 05 05 Seott 15 16 50 05 115 15 10 Union 15 16 50 05 05 20 05 City of Crawfordsville 15 16 50 05 05 15 ... Madison.. Snaar Creek 15 16 50 05 05 15 10 Finnklin 15 16 50 03 02 15 10|

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Parties at distance unn ordor th«ir furs by ul hy ttm^ nrifc. Wo will iko imrtioular l» tins in «»nod Hf|pf!t»on?* mid oxpress thom with (hM»rivih*Kelocx*unin! the furs lit'fore paying foi th* Htitnt*. Adcires««

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INDIANAPOLIS.

TAXES.

TAXES FOR THE YEAR 1874.

Notice is hereby given lo the tax payers of Montgomery county, Indiana, that the Tax Duplicates for said county for the year 1874 are now in ihe hands of the County Treasurer for collectini.

2011 200 200

106 106 10fi 111

...150 50! 100 —. ... 50150! 100 -200 ... 501501100 200 200 ... 50 50100 200 200 ... 50 50! 100 200 200 101 ... 50 50!100 200 200 101 ... 50 50 100 200 200 116 ...!50 So'lOO 200 200 11G ...'50 50 100 200 200 106

15 16 50 03 03 2') 05 10 50 50 100 200! 200 124 50 50 100 200 200 116 50 50 100 200,200,113

Walnut I In 1C 5»l0-r) 0-r) 15 10 ...,50,50.100 200,200,116 (•lark 15 lfi 50 03 02 10 10 ... 50 5C|100 200 20O|108 Town »f Lurlnga 15 Hi 50 02 02 10 10 ...'50 50 100 2o0 200 108

Treasurer Montgomery County.

24 East Main St.

I. F. WADE,

DRY GOODS.

CAHPHGLTi & l.l lli

In V!oh- of tin !ip]rnncliin.' l„ivu re I ctf It .'.I 11111 I III ttu* 111 ofllt t1** t* .1 flwtlee *,)](( *yI t.-lislyt* line Ol"

Novelties ami SlapU'K,

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A prime «lof*k of Li\dips\ MisMe.s* and Children KURS, in Mink, Coney, Alaska, Siberian Squirrel, hrnmie, r«:d and imitaiion, Aj*trakHn and Seal, in full khih with mufl and boa, or neim* race, which areprenented to ihe trade nt'pru»e* that make them a mo*t attractive holiday offer* in*.

GROCERIES.

Wilsn & Evans,

DEAI.ER8 IN

STAPLE AND FANCY GROCERIES,

GLASSWAKE, QUEEXSWAltE, STONEWARE

And a Large Variety of Notions,

Buy and «ll* country produce of nil kinds, *nd hereby extend a «peci»l invitation to the farmers call on us with what they m-iy h'ive to sell, and get the highest price in ca-h or exchange f®r km iit pnoe.M below competition. We intend keppuip our «tock full in all ita branches.

Oall on Us 1 i* Bargains.

BOOK STORE.

CITY BOOK STORE

SchoolBooks

Oi all kintlN, SlalcN. Ink iliai will not Npoil by irecelng, 1'encilM, Paper, and everything el.se used in schools.

Picture Frames Made to Order.

DICKEY

nr-wost .•iiiii nmsi ili'sinitile gioi|j.

My io!n|.r,..i ih„ 11• (.liny sfint.i\ fi'iO I- ':«JllM.^t, III Jllirt. of

I.UWK.S- SII.K TI SCAKI'.S nn,| HOIIt'S, ol linn.isoiHi-.ieoigiis mul (icli.-nt,.

Lll'IKrt" f'UKKH

tyl'-'KB^ pr iihout, «.« orcfci re.l.

rj'MliN'i'tf'.l Willi tills (ii pirtmciit is .'hoiro I.M'IK" COMJAUBTTES Hlld in I il'^t Mylex nnil |.rit »'S.

LA0!nnd (»RNTS' XNDKKRChMEFS, Plain Mi'i colonel hordern, ••n.hrtdd.Mod. initial I liC!M-^tiii:ln(t tiii| Imc-,

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'•"lilt tine of I.AliIKS' itnil OKNIV Hl/iVK0. fttll- III! I, ll lit (IMtttlt, p| ,jn |'.,I)(.V tops, ill Kill, h:ill-knl, lisle, Bi.t'lin, utc lined suit untitled, ul popular prire.i.

Chnict. m(1. I'tion of I. i.fit'M', MinHCs' and Cliilwn/w 'vJ°MAN KinilAX i«nd FANCY ViT .• H""irlinent of culum, both solid and mixture*, nil prison.

Musei' ii nd Childrpii'i WOItSTEI) 11001)8.

OPERA mid FANCY

C0rofort»ChinChiHa *nd "»J Boy»'

nemribln nsHortinpnt of SH IWI.S, consistinc or ri'Tt'iib|(. Ott.iMi-.ns, in longs iind ftiiinres, Mj'i inos, h"Hvy il'.iihl.. fold On.-hmpre, llroehe, filter Double.Reversible*, th« cul»*« brutfd rt»d»in*,in »!l comhin itions ofcolorin^^ nci both Mntilennd double. A hnndsom*1 line orisreiiklitHtShiiwIfl, in connection with this dwpurtnuMH, are offero.J «t very attractive pricc#.

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Ac BREWER. CRA WFORJSYILLE, IND.

MARBLE WORKS.

W A I E

MARBLE WORKS,

NOi 13 OKI3BN STBEET,

CRAWFORDSVILLE, IND.

American and Italian Marble Monuments, Tombs, Headstones, Tablets* &c., Of Latest Designs.

Also Scotch Granite Direct from the Quarries in Scotland.

When peddlers tell you th«t they have finer Marble, do better work, or at lower prices, just remember that they are' peddlers and are paid for their talk. Come aad see.

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