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1111 �T,1.HE CENTA VR COMPANY, NT WYORK C,TY,
Our New Serial Story
That Mainwaring Affair
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by A. Maynard Barbour
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SOME WERE SHORT
Owing t,, a misprint of our
inside page 3 and 4, The New
Era ran short and a number of
the Western paper,: only 'rot
the four pages. However
we give hast week's installment
of our serial airing with this
week's, sa that the stnry won't
be ,desert -_Editors.
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* * * N k * W * ?t # it
(f'ontinued from last Week)
"Wilt you state the name of this
man?"
"Be was spoken of as Richard Hob-
son, formerly an attorney of Lon don. "
co.,uorr:R \'ll
A BATTLE ROYAL,
"Harry Scott, private sectclar,' of
'Hugh ilafnwarine." announced the
coroner, when Air. Whitney had re-
sumed his chair.
As the y :mast se,'retry walked de
beraielt throat:11 the crowded net
there were few who faiied to r•enut
his creel, athletic "'ni. his splen
bearitt and esr ee.alh' the striki
beauty of his dark face. with its olive
tint, ale a u,t le ttur„s. indicative of
firmness and siren v'h, and Large, pierc-
ing sees i thin whose depths, on the
present occasion. titers seemed to be
half hidden, half revealed, some smould
ering (ire. Instantly a half-dozen pen-
cils %%ere' 1ransferrin+; 10 paper his form
and features
"Say, what are von 'doing' him Cori'
whispered one reporter 1't his neteh-
bor. "tie isn't anybody'; only the old
man's secretary."
"Can't help that," replied the other;
"he's better looking than the linrlish
chap, any how'; and. in my opinion, the
old fellow would have shown better
sense to have left hint the `stmt',"'
Meanwhile, young Sccltt, having an-
swered a few preliminary interrogator -
Fes, turned slowly, facing Mrs. La-
Grange, who was watching hint with an
intensity of manner and expression as
though she would compel hint to meet
her gaze.
As his glance met hers, a look of in-
quiry flashed from her eyes to his, ac -
co spanned by an expression Persuasive
almost appealing, 13ut the only rept
was an ominous flash from the da'
eyes, as. with a gesture of proud dis
dein, he folded his terms turd :tgait
faced his interlocutor, while, with eye
gleaning with revenge from under thei
heavily drooping lids and lips tits
curled front' time to time In a smile o
bitter inatignity, she watched him, lis
telling eagerly for his testiitlolty, los
tug nnw•o•
word h'
g that
e said
'rhe
young secretary Y g s ar well el understood
derston
d
'rho character of the enemy with Minn
he had this declared war, though he
was as yet in ignorance of the weapons
she would use against him, but tit
honeyed words of the little note
crushed within his packet had no pow-
er to swerve him for an instant from
the Course upon which he had deter-
nti n ed.
After a few general questions, the
coroner said,--.
"please state when and what was the
first intimation received by you of any
unusual occurrence."
'SAYS LEMON JUICE
mu.; REMOVE FRECKLES
If-
tn,
rlf
did
ng and her breath came and trent .nick -
"1 was awakened this morning by a
woman's stream and heard sounds of
confused running m different direr-
tions, A fele moments later Mr.
Whitney came to my room and inform-
ed Rhe of what had occurred, and 1
then %vent with him to the private
rooms of air. Atainwariug."
You were :associated with Mr, Main-
tv'artng yesterday during the greater
part of the day null evenings were you
tint?"
"1 '55 during Ile day. butt 1 did not
see trim after dinner until late at night.'
"Did you notice anything unusual in
his appearance at any time yesterday?"
lie appeared rather depressed for
about an hour ;liter luncheon, during
the execution or the will."
Ind you know any cause for such
depression?"
"l‘altributed it, in my own mind, to
the conversation at luncheon, to whicit
:dr Whitney has referrd."
"111c arding one Richard Hobson?"
"Fes, sir'
"1a, you know' what, if any, relations
existed between Air, \twin w'an'ing and
this Ilobsnn'"
The black plumes of Mrs. t.aGrange's
tan suddenly quivered, her cheek paled
y
k
Iv. but these were the only signs of
.aetl.uion which she betrayed, as Scott
replied. --
"I have no knowledge as to what
relations existed between them of hie
1 Hilt' knew' that .Ayr ,'lainw•arintt had.
years ago, sonic important private
business .with this man."
"Will you slate the nature of this
business?"
'Without giting exact detail.," $roti
replied, speaking deliberately but with
nn hesitatiint, though conscious of
the surprise and iudi,gation depicted on
same of the faces about hint, „this nlan
was employed as tot attorney by Mr,
Malnwaring before the latter came to
this country, and has since, at various
limes, extorted money from him by
threats of exposure regarding certain
transactions,"
The silente that followed this state-
ment was of itsett eloquent. The
young secretary felt every eye fasten-
ed upon himself, and, though his own
eves were fixed on the coroner's face,
he saw reflected even there the genets!
expression of mingled astonishment,
incredulity, fund resentment Unmoved,
however, he ;awaited, coolly mid lin-
- passively, the, next words of the tor.
S ' 'lir, Scott," said Dr. Westlake, n
r toucr of severity in bis tone, "this is
t a serious assertion to make regarding
f n ratan so widely known as Mr, h4ahr-
- wartug, fund so univeryatty considered
- above reproach In his business trahs-
fiti
"1
am :mare or
h plied Scott,c'lniy,t"but tarefereticerto
the private letter -riles of Mr, Main -
tearing will prove the truth of my as-
e section, 1 made this 5tatenient simply
because the time and place demanded
it. You were endeavoring to ascertain
the rause of Mr, Mahtwaring's per-
turbation on learning yesterday 'of the
arrival of Hobson. I have given what
1 consider the clue."
"How recently had this man Hob.
_sun extorted Motley from Mr. Main -
Waring, and in what amount?"
"The last money sent hint was about
three years ago, a sum of five thousand
dollara, Hobson wrote a most Inso-
lent letter of acknowiedgment, stating
that, as this 4noney would set him on
his feet for a time, he would not write
again 1ntnrediately,-hut asSurhtg,
Mainwa'ing that he. would never be
able to elude -hint, as the writer wauld
keep posted regarding his where's
hout<, and might, sonic time in the
future, cell upon iliac in •person,t'
"Carr yon describe title mane AP-
pearanee?"
"I cannot, 'It)ayittg• neYen •0te4•,hint r ,'
"Will goal 44st:liled the , stranger,
Who is reported to R tt called di, 4he
•afternecxt.'!,t x,
o�t,lNe. mIf tact, q at.e p
air •l usttaliC,Iletrdw5
itrr ,hark
iiruA$ad
in a •tweed•salt, solliewljat tbdivel.,wturh,
•pati wore rydark b+Iti1s. •
f5(A he, Stene,i ere ritiP"
ply tl At iia aNiHeat rail A10
Meltll Y Make this oheap beauty lotion
,4tr clear anti whiten your ekfri,
Squeeze the juice of two 1pymeit9 into
st beLDe containing three ottithee of
orchard white, shape well, and yoin have
4t quarter pint of the boat £%ekte and
'fan lotiatr, end complexion hettixtitler, int
very, very emelt coat.
Ito'etr wooer Mori, the ieinf>x,s heti any
axe* eters et tahne eounter will supply
iitir'i+ Mattes a£ ,,otelised White:tor *IOW
aenha ^"Maiglage le iseectly feagree
to ti
tigFt ata ilio' thee, meet, aiib)3 itifrttt
lays 041% 4Y fold ,1tb5V;,1,tteeklea out.
Trietr 1p i l) ti gtpottrr anA Xh'�sa' 'ottntra Ao,
trio sitih beito00,44.,,t' tgis ttik,
�„
Parlance, Ile at firat seensed rather to-
tuslstettt, 0141, Olt learning that Mr,
Mlnwerhig wee out tout that ire would
receive cru bestn.ese calls for a 4ay nr
titr two, he readily gO1tsentcd to deft+t'
his interview until later,"
"Did he leave his Hunte or address?"
11'115 card bice the mune of J. i'lenry
Cau'rulhers,• cif' Lundell. Ile gave tits
present address its the Arlington Bruise.
"You noticed nothing ttnusual 1n his
appear:owe?„
The only thing that struck me its
ranter peculiar was that Mr. Carruthers
seemed well informed regtu'ding events
expeeted to take place here, while his
moue was tyhotly' uufanriliar to Mr.
Mittnwuring."
At this point a pencilled mite was
handed by the coroner to Mr, Whitney,
wltrt immediately Summoned George
Hardy and hastily despatcher! him on
some ttrrand.
"Mr, Scutt," resumed the coroner,
"were you in Mr, Matutvttrutg's p't'ivpte
library at any time during last even-
ing?„
,1 was not, 1 spent the entire evep-
ing Ili my twit roup]."
"When did .you see 41r, Maimwarieg?
"Not until after eleven o'clock. I
had conte dnwti for a smoke ie the
grounds outside and met Mr. Mainwar-
ing in the lower hntl on the way 10 tilt
rooms. lie asked me to come to his
library, before'retiring, as he wished to
give some Tinel directions for the next
day , About half an hour later 1 went
to the library door', but hearing loud
and angry talk within, I waited in the
hall some tefleen or twenty minutes
until 1 knew Mr. Mainwaring was alone.
1 then entered, received his instruct-
ions, and trent directly' to my room
for the night."
"Were you able to recognize. tits
voices or hear :u)y of the cottversat-
tun?"
"1 was. 1 recognized the voice of
the housekeeper, Mrs. LaGrange; but
feeling that I was (hearing what was
not intended for ate, I walked back to
the main halt and remained there until
Alts, LaGrange carte oral,"
"You saw her leave the library?"
"Yes, sir; I passed her in the cor-
ridor."
"She sate you, of course?"
"Site seemed scarcely conscious of
fay presence until we had passed; site
then turned and watched int as I en-
tered the library.
"What was the nature of the con-
versation which you beard?"
"1 only heard what Mrs. LaGrange
said. She evidently was very angry
(Continued neat week)
% At L S
Ind PIMPLE'S
ON FACE AND BODY.
Boils and pimples are simply, t•t'ident'rs
of bad blond than. is site -eluting in the
system corning to the surfnra'.
The only wily o 'i
wily u) r1 yourself of there
painfut azul unsightly blond riisenst•s
is to have:view Henry petrified by ltu!'doek
Blood Bitters. It, removes rvery par-
ticle of fold material from the blood, and
the dein becomes clear and smooth, and
free from all eruptions.
Mr. Roy A. /levity, Trenton, Ont,,,
writes:—"Two years ago 1 was very
match troubled with boils and pimples
on my facer and hotly. A friond advised
me to take 13ardeck Blood Bitters, I
got t.11ree bottles, and before 1 had
finished the third one, toy }toils and
pimpltst bed all d,istppr;u•+d, trod my
fare and body rverr ue rir•;tr and as
smooth as any baby's -.mild be."
Burdock Blood Bitters has been on the
market for over 40 year,. Y.,ti arra not
experimenting when you buy i;.
llannfar,',ured only by Tim T. h511.
burn Cv„ Limited, Toronto, that.
W:iiEN THE DAY IS DONE.
I tray, eat', u t hate
[ 11 :;)'teach and k,le.
Acd i've never rai`ed a row.
1 have swallowed a can
It nt„ f.tened brat
And 1 feel like a I'rindled cow,
I ant taking a snack
Proal the old haystack
In the evening shadow's gray;
And I'm glad you bet,
At last to get
To the end of a meatless dlty,
A inisx is
Evidence
That Piles, or Hemorrhoids, Can
be Quickly Coxed—A Justice
of the Peace Cured
Many Yeats Ago.
There hos come to u8 reoentiy these
two letters from prominent men who
bear unquestionable teathnonv In re-
gard to Dr, Ctyase's Ointment as a
prompt and lasting etre? for piles.
These men give their' evidence freely
because they know what it means to
safe'
t front thetortures cur
es of
nes and
P
u
then be cured. They feel it. a h
and a nletasure to tet others know how
they, too, may be cured.
Rev. Prank IV. Bowes, Methodist
Minister, Prtcevtlle, Ont., writes: 'In
the winter of 1912 2 was statintted in
Cobalt. 1 went far a snowshoe tramp
one day, and sat for only a tow min-
utes on e, cold. stump waiting lir seine
comrades to catch up to are, Prom
sitting on the damp stump 7 con-
tracted piles, and suffered so severely
that it caused Me great pain to walk.
A. friend reconttnended Dr, Chesib's
Ointment,' and 1 immediately 'pur-
MhBsod a smart box, which very rapidly
effected a, etre, I always keep a box
on hand and find it excellent for any
kind of wound or sere."
Mr. W. B. Thorne, ,l•, T'„ Aldereide,
A.tte,,, writes: ' 11 was twenty-eight
Years ago that I became acquainted
frith the motifs of Dr. Chase's Oint-
ment end would not he without it on
coy account, Salt never fails 'to do Ate
work. Y wits And inducted to try it for
Wiest' ,T eita than one bole Cured too,
Old I have never heel) troubled Etlneb,
that was twenty-eight. yeere ago, so
L think the cure in permanent, It dot
reed for sore lips alit? tha.nds, olustIngt
tud,.in feet, all a*rttl 0;t dares, '''olt
ire at litarp_ty to. We. this .giat,teritetie'L
for the benefit at atheel.,"
-to 454.15:pint I)r, glial,.'., OthtMevbtt
l4 the feet in !atee encu- f sports eiitfit•
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SCHOOL,
Lesson 8-."41rst Quarter, l'elrll=
ary 24, 1918,
'l'RE'.' INT felt !ti'A7'19)ti'10 41':Ill},i
Lesson Teti, Mork .1:21.31—Mem-
ory Verses, Matt. 14:rI1, 52 ---
(;nldr'n 3't'xf, iaa. 11:9-4 Min”
military
1:EJ--{'ttrn-
militarY {'r'c'pt red By fie+. (1. Si.
Stearns.
The first two .arses nt our• 1e't,nn
find a similar shying t7 Mar 1, 5:11.
16, when believers are called the
salt of the earth anti the light or rhe
world, hitt. the wanting is /oven chat
salt may lose Its saver, and a lie:71
may he preveete,J by elrrtun,tatt Q
from henefi(f tp others. As w,' sate
In titre parch!:' of the sower atony
1 !kings into. b!Ltlir'r fh• ulifoih.':;s, to
that Parable ,f r'e•r•uta fo me that nei-
ther wayside nr,r rn,'1, soil gvo any
c,vldr'nr-o of th•+ 1'.fr,''', salvation,
while the thorny null may iudirato a
saved but unfruitful cf,, 'I'herefore
the warning a hon, the necessity of
the Light shining, and the oars hear-
ing.
in lesson verses 24 and 2 5 tient is
'an U4111°00100 so much needed In
0111' clay when there is so rotten false.
teaching— "Take heed what yo hear"
--•suggesting rhal the should be care-
ful to hear only that which is mored
in the Scripture of 'Truth (Dan. 111:
211. Our altitude should be, "1 will
near whirl Cie,! the lore vent speak"
(l''s. 85:8). is to tt reran losing that
which he hath, the meaning is mor -
plain In Lnke 8:18: "That whief: he
'seen1.e4.11 to have." Wo are io lit u, as
hit mot her mid bt'i'threll ,,nly when
we hear tier' ward of God and du it
tl.uk' 5:311.
11'h'm hr' a•,:•11:,, of the K'u'-•dant
of rine! in parul,l'' . :il',nr th:' t'h:rrl-
d,
y.,
111%1 u,, 17 :, iii t. t :: we
11.-e t atui hi o ,o hi.t r rein;
'"1
,,',,, ,. iii ., ,t v. ' i, h• e11:,'d
•:7
1151 rt „f tile'
so;a, , .•sn,'rt u. t'r• 111..
F!‘r1,1 11p 7,1 0 ft,,n..'!.
,r• 1 1 11 1
u n
;e:.. t; v.1'` :ii 1',i!n n:
n:11 ell:•n•r.,•
1:,1-•!1 h r t ' ri,, ,11.
!I She r.- : t-.,', cosoeps i hr
.' t" r r.'•ant an) •'i t ,1
l,n.r„ ('P11 int' 1•0.:4nl:.-
.,:s!, sad in ,1•, .:Ih
t: I1:., -t',:n1u�. It r: ,,,• l', tow ala
:rl, y"!4 1 im,',
" ,'1it-:'2 5,,00 1, rho ptu'tih;r of
natvlard ser'rl, which ear. hr• 'tn-.
! „wt only int aha tight e• 1 1i
11',•r par:,bi,•t of this di;'si r,e,
•ah'"h Cally given In Marl, 11.
I:.re is an unnatural growth, lot• the
u;if.,1,1 nfaot Is not a grout ire,', and
by foals •:7f the air must be tinder-
' rad in the lie;lt,, of his nxposliion
1 •hn parable of (1',' sower. 1,01." Ir" v;': ess 4 anti 15.
flit' let us inntt at the whole seven
.-f ihis one discourse In Malt. 11, and
^:'amtbr+•r Ii,nl hr, is describing 1.11'5
•vl•oit' age bet worm his refer:tion and
:, return tiering which bis follow-
-r:, pre to "Occupy till Ste come,"
"'hilts.' dilln.ent aaae+ of the pounds
'n'1 ,he 1']tints he rouunlis to us,
nd of which we mast give account
ct kiln. The first heir, 1be sower
out i.hef seed, the wheat turd the
tares, the mustard a'iod and the
Icmv,m, were spolten publicly, and
when they were alone he expounded
all things t0 1118 diteiples (Mark 4;
34 ). 'Tilt): last three of the seven
seen (0 have been epok<5 pry 'ilohy
to bis disciples in the house (;tint,.
13:311; Whim token tngether as
one discourse,
a.^.,hon
t really
.V
were,
p
the t .1
ea )lag seems very blain, and
in perfect accord with all Scripture.
Our great business as his followers
's to preach the word as fila ttaeasen
gars with his Limas:me, not; exfttrll ng
to find good soil everywhere, but re-
lying upon Him Who cannot fall not
be tiiscoorttged. Wo meat expect
that until the and of this age tares,
the devil's eounf.et'feit, will • grow
with tho wheat; the children of the
devil and the children of God ;tide
by side 1111 the eery. The little plant.
will beeorne a great tree, tde vast
thing called the church, 1n which will
he many a Judge Ise.ai'iot. Many n
chill of that devil In the pulpit, in the
choir, on the board of trustees, and
n the pews; the birds a1 Lite air in
the . branches, The food, which
ought to be the pure Word of God,
wilt pertly .be Mixed with evil, • fm'
tenee.n Is always euggest re of cvtl,
'and" we Mitre come to dayri when froth
raauy a upulplt, only falai doctrine is
proelalmed 'lie Itnew that it Would
be so, and thld'tot that we MigI,t not
be disgaturtiged. key who itch leek-
theef01 h oo id wro t '.o (hr,Jnt In 1,11ie
Ago. atm 1atkitt)1 toe that tot• Which
there la hd eotuun'II' in Rltrrittture,
cnonittttli.u4 to hear hint aifd ratltt+n)-
,ering that ha triad "'phef,lli!hit1 tat the
*oriel,' '(M'at,f IA: 311ir ' YSDb gine
4--vftftg; up itu Uti)t,4114 ' too our
1 7
b
tli.�.
et t'niAt
rri•
his k. ::o'r• 810)
'ditty It'4 otght: r rat{ ttIM. `191it'Azit .
tt)pte, tell' (ASS Wevt
„ d, ll' titin' Sate* tit tilt
teet5nlire 10 IS, me jtttrplet terabit, sstt1
hidden but exon to he manifest.
TIN alp+) le the merchantman, and
the pearl at great price le We ehut cls
gathered from the Boa of alt uatione,
wlhleb in clue time he will present to
iilmeelf its a Mealtime church, holy
and without Itlotntstr, not 'having spat
o1' wrinkl•e, or any such thing Mph,
627), 11. 'is of great priee because
or the prier he paid for it,
When the church shall have been
completed, and israel redeemed int
hie coming ie glory, them shall ibis
tong -postponed. Kingdom come,
Meanwhile the net gathers all kinds,
but there shall be a separation at the
end of the age, and it will be for each
and all the Kingdom and the glory or
the furnace of Ilrc,
In the alluvial deposits of Mada-
gascar remains of ostriches have
been found which when alive were
fourteen to Arleen deet in height,
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Honor Stripes
Retired officers, ex- officers, dis-
charged :edifiers • and others who
while servng were entitled to wear
the doter lrraid would distinction cm
the uniform are permitted to con-
tinue to wear the braid, If they -wish
to do so, on plain clothes after leav-
ing the service, In future the num-
ber of stripes of gold braid to which
a mita is entitled is to he noted on
his discharge certificate,
Chiirtren Cry
FOR FLETCHER'S
'CAS T O R A.
Village Sues Constable
The case of Tee'swaler vs, Trench
which will come up for trial at the
County Court next Monday at 11 a. tn.
is an action brought by the Village of
Teeswatter to recover moneys held, it
is claimed illegally, by Constable Robt.
Tench. Trench, who is the well
known lightning rod contractor and
race horse owner, took the job of Con-
stable under local option to (915, the
agreement being that he was to retain
hall' the finis ss Itis fees. lie secured
conviction of two parties who paid
412511, Aller paying
,;cit the legal anti
outer expenses and retaining 4625 as
his own fie. he paid in the suet of
451(1.75 10 the village, Ile claims
haat he made an agreement with the
corporation's solicitor that this a
mount would be accepted as payment
in fall. The village is now suing hint
for the difference between 4625 and
the :mount paid (55ie.75) or S105.-
25 plus interest to date.—Mr. 'french '
is well known here being the owner
of the skating rink here,
C:iilriren Cary
FOR FLETCHER'S
CAS TORIA
Dr, W. H. Hamilton Dead
Stratford Beacon:—Wird was re- .
ccived an the city by Mrs, Robert
.51urrat, 47 Daly ayen ue of the death
in Florida of her brother, L)r, \V, tl.
Hamilton, aged n2 tears, The late.
Ur. Hamilton who was the donor of
the handsome ;Hosoleunt at the. ceme-
tery has not been in the best of health
I,v some years. lie was In the city •
Iasi year to see the nu,s,deu 11, after
which he lift for Florida to spend
the winter in the hopes of regaining
't'lt u1'adg Y, Fe br
7'y 1st, 19'1$
nl
l health. Ws olli. i
1 uwtavar, he fai14!at rapid-
lY and the death otmerrect on friday.
The deceased wire bore in North
Easthope and was the suit of the 'late
James Hamilton of Stratford, Ile
had been u re41d9111 of fort mitten)
for the past 35 years. Ile leaves to
mourn their Inns, his wile„ two bro.
tiers land four sisters, Rev. Dr, 13, D.
Hamilton, of New York City ; S, '1',
Hamilton, of Minneapolis, Minn; Mrs.
Robert Murray, 47 Daly avenue; Mrs,
James Sutherland, Toronto; Mrs, W,
15, Andrews, Vancouver and Mrs. C.
H. Strath, of Katnl,ops, The late
Dr, J, R, Hamilton of Clinton and the
late het. J. 11, Humliton of Vancouver
were brothers of the deceased. The
late Dr. Hamilton was tl member of
the church of England. The remains
will he brought to the city for inter-
ment,
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" T -HAS been estimated that five acres of land are required to maintain
one horse for a
year, r, ald that the same five acres
would producenarly enouh food for
two
people, Ti 5
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Canadian o
n far
mors each one horse with a Ford, 250,000 sores
would be added to the
Nation's source of food supply and enough extra food made available to
feed 100,000 people.
,hist think what a great service this means to the country at theresent
time and the benefit to the fanners from the sale of food produced an
thin acreage.
A Ford Car also saves the farmer a week or more of valuable time each
year, which can be used fort further productive work. The Ford travels
three times as fast as a horse and rig—costs less to run and keep, and is
far easier 'to take care of, With labor so scarce and high priced, time
moans Money,' so do not delay in getting your Ford.
Runabout .. 1 $475
6li)IARR w .r , $495
..tOti}1st,
$770
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