Jacksonville post., August 08, 1914, Image 4

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sale and will sell st the front door of Notice of Sheriff Sale Ur-
Science was horrltlcd when Statistics the Court House In Jacksonville, Jack-
discovered, that babies to the ecouom son County, Oregon, on
der Execution.
MONDAY, AUGUST 10th, 1914,
ic’ vahie*"of $200,000.000 perish each
Senttle
Trust Company a, Washing­
at 9:30 A. M., to the highest bidder for
year.
. .
ton Corporation, Plaintiff-
"This must cease!" exclaimed Scl, cash, subject to redemption as is by
vs.
law provided, all the right, title and
ence exelteilly.
John G. Peirce and Frances L.
interest oi the above named defendants Peirce,
“It’s ill' to you," rejoined Statistics in
and wife, Mercantile
and to the following described real National husband
Bank, a National Banking
without emotion.
property, to-wit: —
By EUNICE BLAKE
I
Corporation,
Defendants.
But no sooner had Science fallen on
All of tracts 19, 20 ard 33 and that
P ublic N otice is H e eby G iven ,
and by various devices caused the part of tract 34 lying in Section Ten, of
, That under and by virtue of an exe-
the
Eleven-Eighty
Orchards
Tract,
as
babies
to
stop
perishing
than
Statis
­
“Father." said Paul Alexandrovitch.
and an order of sale duly issued
the same is numbereil, designated, de­ i | cution
"will you uot buy ’Tatiana for me? We tics discovered tjiat half of these were lineated
out and under the seal of the Circuit
and
described
upon
the
official
girls
anil
$200.000.000
wouldn
’
t
begin
love each other, Tatiana is a serf,
plat thereof, now of record in the of­ Court of the State of Oregon, in anil
while 1 am tree, I cannot marry her to dress them.
of the County Recorder of Jack- for the Countv of Jackson, dated the
"The laugh 1« on you.” quoth Statis­ fice
day of July, A. I). 1914, in a cer­
unless her master will sell her.1
son County, Oregon, and all in Town­ 7th
ship Thirty-seven (37) South of Range tain cause therein wherein Seattle
“1 fear, my son." replied the father, tics grimly.—Life.
Trust Company, A Washington Cor­
One (1) West of the Willamette Mer­ poration,
“that the count will not sell Tatiana.
us plaintiff, recovered judg*
idian in Jackson County, Oregon.
The Era of Latin.
1 huve never been ou friendly terms
All of the above described tracts or ' ment against John C. Peirce and
During about 700 years the Latin lan­
with him. he being a rich landowner
so many thereof as may be necessary I Frances I.. Peirce for the sum of
and 1 a small farmer. Besides, there guage was the language of court, camp will be solil at said time and place to i $2000.00 with interest thereon at the
and
polite
society
from
the
river
was that trouble about the woodcut­
satisfy said judgment in favor of the rate of 10 per cent per annum from
April 1, 1914, until paid, the sum «if
ting. No, 1 do not believe he will grant Tweed, ill Scotlai-l. to the Euphrates. plaintiff hi d against the defendants.
any request of mlue. But 1 will go to In Asia, and from the Crimea. In the
Dated at Jacksonville, Oregon, this $3.31 with interest thereon at the rate
of 10 per cent per annum from • April
hlui and offer him a good price for the I Black sea, to the Pillars of Hercules, 7th day of July, 1914.
1, 1913. until paid, the sum of $70.00
at
the
western
extremity
of
the
Medi
­
W.
H.
SINGLER.
girl.”
with interest thereon at the rate of 10
terranean
sen.
Sheriff
of
Jackson
Countv,
Oregon.
That *iui a time when a largo pro­ I
per cent per annum from October 1,
By
E.
W.
WILSON,
Deputy.
1913. until paid, the sum of $70.00
portion of the Russian people were
The Cost of Living Goes Up Again.
with interest thereon at the rate of
serfs, Paul and Tatiana had played
-♦il»-
Employer-Want
more
pay?
Why,
1
• 0 per cent pet annum from April 1,
together as children when the little
ones of other tuitions were at school, only hired yon Inst week; Office Boy— Notice of Sheriff Sale Un- 1914, until paid, the sums of $10.80
and $6.54 with interest thereon at the
for educutiou of the lower classes has Yes. but it costs me more to live tiowl
I rate of ID per cent per annum from
never been permitted in Russia, and I used to let my mother cut my hair
der
Execution
May 6, 1914. until paid, together with
after they were old enough to work ’fore 1 got this Job.—Chicago News.
O ^x« m
n
.....
the sum oi $215.00 attorney’s fees and
Senttle Trust Company, a Washing-1 costs anc] disbursements taxe.l nt
they continued the Intimacy. And
So Different.
ton Corporation, Plaintiff.
| $15.00 together with accruing costs of
now that they had reached a marriage-
"Before
we
were married my wife
vs.
sale.
able age the fact of Tatiana's slavery
John G. Peirce and Frances L. Peirce, i I, will therefore in pursuance to said
loomed up a great barrier between swallowed everything I said.”
Defendants.
"How Is It now?"
execution and order of sale on
them.
N otice is H ereby G iven , that un­
"Now she often makes me ent my
MONDAY, AUGUST 10th 1911.
Alexander, Paul's father, counted up own words." Boston Transcript.
der anil by virtue of an execution and !
the money that lie might spare to buy
order of sale duly issued out and under at 9:30 o’clock A. M., at the front
the seal of the Circuit Court of the | door of th« Court House in Jackson­
Tatiana and found by straining a point
Not Unanimous.
State of Oregon, in and for the County ville, Jackson County, Oregon, offer
be could gather 1.000 rubles. He went
She-There*« Mrs. 'I’m »zip. She seems
for sale and will sell, at public auction
to Count Korloff und very humbly told quite reconciled to tin* death of her l of Jackson, dated the 7th day of -July, to the highest bidder for cash, subject
in a ceitain cause therein
him of the affection between the boy first hushnud. lie— Yes. but I’m afraid 1914,
wherein Seattle Trust Company, a to redemption as is bv law provided,
and the girl and asking him If he liei second never will be. Illustrated Washington Cor) oration, as plaintiff all the right, title at’d interest of the
would not muke them happy by selling Bits.
| recovereil judgment against John G. said defendants in and to the follow­
the latter so that they could be mar­
Peirce and Frances L. Petree for the ing described real property, to-wit: —
All of Tracts 21. 22, 23 and 24 of th"
sum
of $80 )) with interest thereon at
ried. "1 will give them u slice off my
Elevated T bet.
Eleven-Eighty Orchards Tracts, as the
the
rate
of
10
per
cent
per
annum
farm." be lidded, “and. as for the price,
I
The Tibetan highlands <> Asia have I from April 1st, 1914; $280.00 with in­ same is numbered, designated, delin­
I will pay you 1.000 rubles."
an area of 770.001) sqmirt miles and terest thereon at the rate of 10 per I eated and describ -d upon the offl ial
“1 cannot s|«ure Tatiana,’’ replied the range from I3.O0U to 15.in i feet above cent
per ann irn from October 1st,1913; plat thereof, now of record in the of­
Count "The eouutess needs her to tile sea
$280.00 with interest thereon at the fice of the County Recorder of Jack-
dress her hair.”
rate of 10 per cent per annum from son County, Oregon and all in Towns
The refusal came so curtly that th«>
April 1st, 1914; $2.89 with interest ship Thirtv-seven (37) South of Ramge
farmer dared not pursue the matter
thereon at the rate of 10 per cent per One (1) West of the Willamette Mer­
He weut uway and told Ills aon the re­ Votici1 of Sheriff’s Sale Under annum from April 1st, 1913, until paid; idian in Jackson Countv, Oregon,
All of said above described tracts
”80.06 with interest thereon at the
sult of his mission. Paul was crushed
Execution.
rate of of 10 per cent per annum from will be sold if necessary at said time
by the news, for In Russia the auto
May 6!h, 1914; together with $862.00 and place to satisfy said judgment in
Charles L Schieffelin, Plaintiff,
crutle ayatem has prevailed for so
attorney's fees and $15.00 costs and favor of plaintiff and against said de­
vs.
luany centuries that the weak—until
disbursements and accruing costs of fendants.
B. F. Forbes and Mary Forbes,
the recent revolution—did not think of
Dated at Jacksonville, Oregon, this
- sale.
wife,
Defendants.
resisting the strong. Paul told Tatiana
7th day of July, 1914.
1 will therefore on
N otice is H ereby G iven , that un
W. H SINGLER,
of the reason given for refusing to sell tier and by virtue of an attachment ex
iWOA'ZMY, AUGUST 10th, 1014.
her. and she said that she had nev«*r ecution and an order of sale duly is­ at the hour of 10 o’clock A. M., at tht- Sheriff of JacMson County, Oregon.
By E. W. WtLSOSl, Deputy.
dressed the «-outitess' hair.
sued out and under the
sea) front door of the Court House^Jn
Paul hud a great many triends, and of t'u ire lit Ci irt of the State J acksonvi'le, Jackson County, Ore-
Tatiana was also much beloved All of Oregon, in and for the County gon, offer for sale and will sell Notice
of Sheriff’s Sale
the world loves a lover, and their ease of Jackson in a certain cause to the highest bidder for cash, sub­
Foreclosu e.
exulted n good deal of sympathy. A therein wherein Charles L. Schieffelin ject to redemption as is by law pro­
Plaintiff recover’d judgment against vided, all of the right, title and in­
few of those who beard of the case as
Sarah S. Van Dyke, Plaintiff.
defendants B, F. Forbes and Mary terest of the above named defendants
clubbed together to add to the price the
Forbes for the sum of $58.15 together
vs.
that Alexander «-ould raise to buy T>t with interest on tile Xi.m of $56.65, at in and to the following described real
to-wit:—
John Arnell and Annie M. Arnell,
tluiui, and one of them went to the the rate of ten per cent per annum property,
All of tracts numbered 12, 16, 17,
count mill asked him If he would not Horn February 25th, 1914, until paid, ' 5, 26. 27, 28, 29, 30 31 and 32, of the ; his wife, Defendants.
fix n price on tile girl. lie was a very for the further sum of $35.00 reason­ Eleven-Eighty Orchards Trai-t located , N otice is H ereby G iven that under
avaricious num. anil, thinking this able attorney’s fees, and. the further in Township Thirty-seven (37) South i and by virtue of an execution and an
order of sale duly issued out and un­
might be nil opportunity to get n goisl sum of $16.00 costs and. disbursements ot Range One (1) West of the Wil­ i der
the teal of the Circuit Court of
deal of nioue.v for wliat was not worth and accruing costs of sale, which said iam« tte Meridian, in Jackson County, I the State of Orenon for the County of
is of date August 1st, A. D., Oregon, as the same is numbered, de­
Very much Io him. he replied that If execution
;
Jackson,
dated July 23rd, 1911, in a
and was issued tn pursuai.ee to signated, delit eated and described
B.tXto rubles were offered he would lie a 1914,
judgmi nt of March L7th, A. 1). 1914, upon the official plat thereof, on file in certain cause wherein Sarah S. Vat:
cept them
which judgment is enrolled and dock­ the office of the County Recorder of Dyke as plaintiff recover-d judgtn -nt
; against John Arnell an I Annie M. Ar-
Au effort was made to raise 4.000 eted in the office o. of the Clerk of Jacks
in Countv, Oregon.
nell, his wife, as <!« feudality, for th
rubles, whh h was the amount re said Court and is of record in Volume
All of said tracts, or so many th re­ ’ sum
of $713.14 with inter, t thereon
qulreil in addition to wliat Alexaiiil<*i- 1 at p ges 150-151 of the Circuit nt as may be necessary will be sold at
could give
But there Is no grent Court Journal, in which judgment, it said t rue and place to satisfy said from the 1st day April, 1914, at the
rate of 8 per cent per annum a <1 $7 i
wealth In Russia «'Xi-cpl among those was also otdered bv the C ’Ultthat the j idgment in favor of said plaintiff and ¡attorney
’s fee, and the further sum ol
couupcted with the government, «mil property attached in said cause a nd against the defendants.
costs, winch judgment «-ns eii
hereinaft. r described be sold for the
Dnted at Jacksonville, Jackson $16.50
the subscriptions came In such smull satisfaction
and <lo keted in the Clerk’s of­
tl ere« f.
Countv, Oregon, this 7th day of July, rolled
■urns that the amount finally sub
fice of said Court in snici (’« nnty on th,
1 atn commanded by virtue of a lid A. D. 1914.
M-rilasI was fur below what whs re execution ai.d order of sale to sell the
9.h day >f May, 1914, and is of record
W. H. SINGLER.
quins].
real property h- reiniifter described to Sheriff of Jackson Countv. Oregon. tn Volume 21 at. pages 251-2-3.
I am command’ d by said execution
The mutter looked hopeless when satisfy said air ve named judgment, I
By E. W. WILSON, Deputy • and
order of s-’le to make sale of the
Paul went one day to I do some work will therefore : t 9:30 o'clock A M on
hereinaft r «L-scri: «<1 real propert.i
for one MonrleuslelT. a well to do man
MONDAY, AUGUST 31st, 1914
land 1 will at the hour of 10:..0 o’clock
of the middle class. In
I talking with at the fiont door of the Court House,
' A. M. on
Paul lie learned nlsmt Ills love affair n Jacks tivili- Jackson Cou ty, Ore- Notice of Sheriff Sale Un­
1UE.- DAY, AUGUST J5th, 1914,
and will sell at pub­
•nd how he and Tiitlumi were made eon, o;lir for
der Execution.
• at the front door of the Court House
miserable by Count Korloff's mean lic auction, to th- highest bidder for
in Jacksonville. Jackson County, Ore
ness Mouriensleff usknl Paul how cash, all of the rig t, title and interest
Trust Cotnnany. a Washing gon. sell at public auction to the high
the above .named defend ints in and tot. Seattle
much wus lacking altogether of the bt
Corporation,
Plaintiff.
est bidder for cash, subject to red« mp
the f..lh-w ing des riled real proper.
vs.
fund to buy Tiitlanu. mid Paul said that , to
I tion as is by law provided, all the
ty, vubjtct to red mption as is bv
John
G.
Peirce
and
Frances
L.
It was l.tlOU rutiles ($.800) Then Mou­ | law proviced, to-wi :
right, title anil inter, st of the t'ef. n
and Loring Whittington, De­ i <lai:tf in Hnd to the following«lescribed
riensleff told Paul that he would lend I The East Fourt en
«
feet of Lot Peirce
fendants.
property, to-wit:
him the money nt the legal Interest Eighteen and the West 23.75 feet of
P ublic N otice is H ereby G iven . real
The west half of the following: Com-
and lie comil pay off th«' loan In eight Lot Nineteen, m Bl ck 'I wo of New­ •'hat under and by virtue of an exe-
town Addition li th City of Mulford, ■lltiot. and order of sale duly issued men,-ing a’ the S’-u'hw’st r iner of
years, or 2OO rubles n year
D.LC. 63, in Tow nsh-p 37 S u'h
Paul accepted the proposition grate­ Jackson County, Oregon.
and under the seal of the Circuit ot
Range One West of the Wiilametie
All of s: it- .lit ' e uescrib’xl proper’- '■nt
fully mid sent word to the «ouiit that
C-
u
t
of
the
State
of
Oregon
in
and
so wl. these« f a« may be l.ic s- for the County of Jackson, «fated the Meriiiiar; thence running South 5.585
be was ready to buy Ttitlana. paying or
chains; thence VV st 11.81 chains;
sary will l-e sol to s.tisf. sa-.ii rli.s«
5.000 ruble*« for her. Coiiut Korloff nanud jm gtnei t tn favor of th-.- 7lh d:«v <.f July, A. D. 1914, in a cer thence North 19.38 chains; then e run­
‘atn caii’-e therein «herein Seattle ning in an Easterly direction 11.81
was astoidshisl that so iiiin-h motley plaintiff .oil against the defendants.
I rust Company, a Washington Cor- chains; thence running Sou h 13 795
could have lieen raised for such a pur
Dated at Jacksonville, Oregon, this porati
m, as plaintiff recovered against
to the place of begii.ning.
i
1st
day
of
August,
A.
1),
1914.
pose, and It tu-curred to him that, aft
John tl Peirce and France« I . Peirce, chains
Excepting and reserving a right-of-
W.
II.
SINGLER.
er so much had lieeli got together, a
I
•or
the
sum
of
$3000
00
with
interest
Sheriff of Jackson County, Oregon. thereon at the rate of 10 per cent per way 60 feet wide reserved by the
little more might l«e added He re­
By E. W. WILSON, Deputy ant tint from April ', 1911. until paid, Trustees of the estate of Liancis I’
plied that he luid found n new ns«* for
deceased, extending North and
the sum of $105.00 with interest here : Clark,
Tntlmiu that made tier much more val
South along the entire cas ern bound-
on
at
th«'
rate
of
ten
per
cent
per
an-
unble. tint, since he did not wish to
ary line of the property herein de
from October 1, 19|3, until pa-d, scribe
stand between her ami Paul Alexmi Not ice of Sheriff Sale Un­ num
I. All us sh »wn in C?riificate
the sum of $105 00 with interest there­ I of
Title No. 1321, issued <) cber 22,
drovltch. h«' would complete the bar
on at the late of It) per cent per nn- 1912,
by 'he Registrar of Titles for
gain for .'«..’MSI rutiles
| num from Aprii 1. 1914. until paid, Jackson
der Foreclosure
County, Or.gon.
Paul's disappointment was all he
i th 1 sum of $21.03 ami $12.64 wi'h in-
L.
Ail of said property er so much
Could lieiir lie went to Mouriensleff
Seattle Trust Ci mpitm . a IV shing- t« r«.«t thereon at th«' rate of 10 per there f as mav be necessary will
<• nt per annum from May 6, 1914, un-
with tears In tils eyes to tell him of tin Corporation, Plaintiff.
sold at said tune and place to suf­
I t'l paid, together with the sum of be
the faller«.
vs.
isfy the judgment in favor of the
.
$:
John G. Peirce and Franci s L P bee. ’22.00 as attorney's fees, and costs plaintiffs ana against the defen
“It would la> of no iivnll," snhl the
ami disbursements tax«d st $15.00 to-
together with the sccruirg
bitter, "to continue to follow such a husband and wife. Mercantile N I io
gel In |- with the accruing costs of sale daiiis,
nl
Bank,
a
National
pa
”
l.i'
g
’
Poi-por:
’
costs of sale.
man up the scnle of his prtvwi. Let
I.
will
therefore
in
pursuance
to
s
«id
lion, and George W II White ■ fi-ve.-l-
Dated at. Jacksonville,
the matte« rest for a while.”
sale nu
ment Comj am : a W. si in t< n Corpor- ex ctil’on a«-d order
Countv. Oregon, this 23ril
Paul t<s«k this to mean that hi* would atmn, Defendai«;.-.
MONDAY, AUGUST 10th. 1914,
Jul.’, 1914.
never possesa the girl he ioved and
P ublic N otice is H ereby G iven at 9:"0 o’clock A. VI , at the froi’t
W. H. SINGLER,
went 'way sorrowful
That under ami by virtu«' of r.n execu «’«or of tl.e Court House in J ek«o i-
A tew wi'cfcs after this when Paul tion and ar md«-r of sale «li.lv iaaue-l vile, Oregon, offer for sal > an.I will Sheriff of Jackson C»uit.'. Urjgon.
By <1. R HARPER. I) pity.
was working tn n Hold a niosxeiiL'Fr out and under the seal of the Circuit -ell at public auction to the highest
from Count Korlofl came to him mid C« urt of the State of Oregon, in and biildei for cash, subject to redemption
f<
r
the
County
of
Jackson,
dated
tFe
Adminisira*i>r« Notice to Creditors
said that the count iuid dei-ldid to nc 7th day of July, 1911, in a certain as is by law provided, all the right
cept 5.oo<) rubles fot Tntlmui Paul cause therein. wbe'-ein Se-ittle Trust title and interest of the defendants in IN THE COUNTY COURT OF OREGON. FOR
■«nd to the following described real
JU’KSON OUNTY.
replied that he dl«l not know It the Comp: ny. a Washington Cori in iitmn. pr
perty, to-wit: —
In the Matter of th* Esuite of William Hart-
money would now l«<> fortlh-omliig but as plaintiff reeove .'l j. J-rment ng.-inst
Tracts numbered 13, 14, 15 and 18 man Itaw« .1
he would make impilrles II«' dul so John G Peirce « ' 1 Ft -aces I.. Peirce of the Elcven-E'ghty Orchards Tract Notice i. h -rah. given that the un.lerxigned
and auccct'di'd In <*ollectlng the ms-es for the rum of ■'5 'it.lM with interest as the same is numb-red, designated, han ’. ctm appointed by the <’umty Court of
sary amount But Jusi ns he was thereon at till' rut«- of 10 per cent per delineated and described upon the of­ Jackson County. Oregon, administrator of tho
from April 1st, 1914, until pai l, ficial p‘ut thereof, r.ow of record in
about to start with It to th«' count a annum
estate of William Hartman, deceased.
the sum < f $87. .7 with interest there­
mnu rode up to the house w tmre he on lit th«- rate <>f 10 per cent per an­ the office ,.f th«> Countv Recorder of All persons havintr claims against sai l estate
Jm
liSo«'
t
ounty,
Oregon
and
in
Town
­
was and scattered printed «uples of num from October 1. 1913, until paid, ship I hirtv-seven (37) South of Range are hereby notified and required to present the
a ukase of the c«ar I’ntil rend one the sum of $87.50 with interest there­ One ’’) West of the Willamette Mer­ a tme duly verjfie.1. to the undersigned adn-tns-
tratnr. at the office of his attorney. J. R. Net'. in
of them and threw his CH|> In the >ilI on at the rat«' of 10 per cent per an­ idian in Jackson County. Oregon.
the city of Jacksonville. Jackson County. Ore­
num from April 1. 1911, until paid, (he
with a shout:
All of said above described tract« gon,
on or before six months from the date of
"The Little Father hm« fived th»* sum of $9.40 and $.’«67, with Interest will tie sold at said titn- and pl ice if this not es.
ti ere« n at »•’.»»ate of 1(1 p.-r r»-nt •••')• n ce sary to «a sfy said jujgme
serfs!"
in
annum from Mav 6, 1914. until , I. favor of the plaintiff ami again) th • Date«! J ily 27. 1914.
And so It wns tlcit Count K (»rieft re t< i’e’1 e" w
J. N. PACE.
the sum o'’?’7'09 "s t- del«- ' I nta
reived nothing for ratl in i Sill »• is t.«Oiey’s 1«. I erein, and ■-■'«-« ,-i«’«l di«-
D «ted st J icks <"v-‘|!c. Oregon thia Administrator of the estate of Willtam Hart,
n-.an dec .med.
1 •* n” ■ t« hri-ein (itx d at $'5 0' 7 It .1 ty of 1 i y.
I). '9 |.
t (-•- 1 < i v i I i/’cruing os « f «1-
W II S’N ILF".
A 12 ft vein of cui.l struck 3J¡¡ mi!t»
J. v ill il.ei\ o' «• in i'i sit «nc«' « sai«: L-hcri.I of J
__ ro _ t
. ,m C « h t , Ore
Change in Southern Pacific lime
Table.
Science and Statistics.
The Price Paid
For a Wife
■’l1'
!»
I« L>
I exuution and order of sale, offer for
By E. W. WILSON, Deputy. front Medford »iy« the ¿un.
*
i
Effective November 13, 1913.
you are
north bounp trains .
Portland Passenger......... 8:27tA.M.
Grants Pass Motor... ,10:22 A.M.
Grants Pass Motor. ......4:27 P. M
Oregon Express...............5:20 P. M.
Shasta Limited (Mai) only)2:44 A.Ki
Extra fare .train,
south bound trains .
23 Ashland Motor............... 8:35 A.M,
13 California Express ........ 10:52 A.M«
31 Ashland Motor................. 2)24 P;M
15 San Francisco Express...4:00 P.M
«1 Shasta LimitedjMail only)5:?2 À. M.
Extra fare train.
14
24
32
16
12
in need of
Good Printing
the
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tzTXPEBiuNCl
POST
T radì I.’. au K s
I D es :: nc
CoevmaitTS 4c.
Jacksonville, Ore
i
Anvona •'«««Ui o ««v.i. iu..l <lowr--y4„n n«a>
qt’.l'’kljr ur< cri ititi our < ¿«inion fl’tJO w-'thor Nil
inveiti ion is« |>ro'o»bl> pnuantnblu. .. ......... unici»*
tioiiN .«i riel !y t’oJiildontliiU-lir.UDMOR <■ 1 1‘utunt«
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