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-====-=-=-==- Qlynfardd yn ei Fedd. I Dyoa bIIch a ddywedir am d mo yntiu. Ac yu nwr, 3fr Gil, dymuntvn ysgifenu y.^hydig jioellau o berlbynas iddo, 01 bvddsvch mor dda a',1 cyhoeddi yu y "Journal." Yr oedd et a in i n, uit yr un oed, wodi pin majja yn yr un pymydogaeth, ac yn hoff iawn o'n gilydd pan yn bbut, Cafodd ei ytndd'fadu o ysgoi ddyddiol, prnadoedd tyny hwr 0 polled am ddim t-niii oedd i'w- gael yn ysg^lion dyddiol y dvddiau hvny. Gorf:i idd? fyned i'r pwll g!o i enili ci fiva cyn bod yn llawu siith mlwydd oed, ac yn yr alrvedigaeth hono y bu ar liyd ei oes. Yr oedd ysbryd barddonol wedi ei feddianu yn lied fcreu, a Hawer o ddifyrw:h a achosodd wrth v.-rando arno yn adrodd yr hyn a nlwai ef yn r ddoniaeth, Bydd li wedi d'od o hvd i ryw ddryi-hf-ddwl newydd b)b ,Iydl, a yr oedd yn rbaid i vchydig o'i ethol. dl^ion wrandoj arno yn ei adrodd. Y man yr ocdd ef wedi ei I ddewis H Syna^og ordd hen ogof yn hen Chwarel y Lletv. fel y byddid yn ei plw yn y I dyddiau hyr.y. Yn yr og- f yr oodd y Maec-llog, ac ar y maen hwnw y byddai tf yn cintt i ni. C fais i fy !\D r,m i'1' yn lied foreti, a dysgais ysgrifetm tipyn, a thrwy hyny ref^is y ) f'.aint o fid ya ys-jrifenydd cartrefol iddo, ac wrth gwrg, yr oedd yn rhaid cael ffug enw. a'r enw a gofais i odd "JIngo Forth y D\vr, ¡ am mai dyna oeld enw ein ty ni. Yr oedd chwoch o hJnom o dan finer tfardd y Glyt)" (canys dyna oed I ei enw cyn ei droi y n Glynf,trdd." Un arall a alwai yn Ilidi," un and\ yn II Kims," nn arall yn Bigman," an arall ya Apct'r- ftrynt," a'r oNf yn Robin D'.wedd y Byd." Nid oedd y Robin liwn ddim yn cael y lie cynegaf yu ei fv'nwes; yr oedd yn bar wahanol i'r "R .bins" y Aonia y" Jonrnal" am danyat. Yr oedd Robin Diwedd y 13yd o dan y IHiDgell yn bur ami, a yr oedd y Bardd yn gürfod ei dynu yn 01 yn erbyn gwallt ei benglo^. Yr wyf yn cofio penill ofnadwy orfu i mi ei ysgrifenu, yn ol gorcbyiiiyn y bardd, am Rabin untraith; a dyoll y p?nill "M ae diwedd y byd yn brol:o, Fod N, inerched vs- ei leicio, Gwyneby big a Ueohwc-dd llo, r.vy ydyn'r f'(,reh a'i leicitti o." Mae llawer iawn i'w ddweyd am y bardd pan oedd yn lied ieuangn a fyddai yn ddyddorol, yn neillduol i'r rhai of!dtl yn ei adnabod. Yr oedd yn hi ol 1 o 1 ar ben ei htlU o barth i'w syniadan crefyddo!, a chredai fod cryn wahariiaft i rhwng crefydd yr Eglwys a chrefydd y Capel, sc nid oedd modd ei droi yn hyn. Crefydd y Capel, meddui ef, oedd dysgu y bibl sut i d lioddef llaw dvom Y gweinidog pan y byddant yn bri y tresi, a chotio talu at y weinidogaeth. Crefydd yr Eglwys oedd dysga y bobl sut i beidio a phechu o gwbl-cadw rbwng y llecbai yn lau, ac yna ni fyddai raid edifirhau na thaln y dull. Pan agorwyd Eglsvys Crist, Mostyn, aeth capelau yr ardal broa yn vz a mawr oedd y cyrchu i'r oglwy.-i; a chuf ginyf idd-) ddwt-yd wrtbyf fi a "Ridi" fod y Parch Richard I'ughe—»ef y Ficer (a'r Ficer cyotaf yn M jstynj—wedi pen- derfyna llyngca yr boll enwadau iddo ei han, a gwneyd yr holl gapelaa yn ysgaboriaa i gidvr y manus i wueyd gwelyaa i'r Gsvyddelod ar adeg codi tatwa. Yr oedd ef ya llawn o'r dywediadau rhyfJdaf j tyfodd i fynv yn Egl wyswr par a y phoethlyd. Yr oedd ei ymdrech at fod yn fardd yn f iwr, a bu yn rhyfedd genym wrth ddarlien ambell ddam o'i wasth ei fod wecli galln rhwJf) ei gwt-h mor bell i foroedd cynhyrfus a thymhestlog barddoniaeth. Ac er nad oadd yn haul mawr, yn gailo Ilosgi a difil cracb-feiidd ei oes, yr oedd, er byny, yn seren lied oleu, onest. a chywir i beidio rhoi ei raw o dan wraidd blodau ei frodyr urddedig, a'i himpio i mewn i'w goron farddonol. Daeth trwy lawar o helyntion bywyd, a chyflawn- odd lawer o bethau rhyfedd yu ei fywyd dysgu campiau rhyf-dd i gwn, doli adar y goedwig, dysgu y gath i chwareu a'r llygod, a dyagu cath ddu unwaith i ollwng ergyd o'r gwn. Yr oedd yn boff iawn o'i lawddryil, ac o ladd adar y mur. Bu ages iddo gael ei ladd ei bun yn y gwaitb g I), yr hyn a'i hanafodd air ei oes. Yr oaJd ga jo dymer waedwyllt; ond yr oedd yn gyfaill o'r fath oreu, a charedig dros ben, ac yn Eglwyswr pur. Iljn yn awr, a 'chwanez eto, gan HUGO Glan APElt.
THE BENEFITS OF SCIENCE.
THE BENEFITS OF SCIENCE. It is s.ddom that any discorery of science is suck as will benefit all classes lit' peoplo. Some of the greatest discoveries of the age, while they have proved directly beneficial to thousands, have also, at least for a time, injured other thousands. Even some of the best medicinal preparations, however much they may do to remove one class i f disease, or euit some constitutions, at the name time either deepen the hold of another disease, or kave it entirely untouched, or if they benefit one c!a.s of patients, they may injuro another. Now the great need of the age is some scientihcaliy arranged preparation which will be certain to do good when faiily tried, which will cope effectively with the prevalent diseases of this country, which will bo certain to do good when fairly tried, which will be equally adapted to the needs of tho merchant and the workman, the professional man, and ha who wins his bread by the sweat of his brow, the student, the clerk, the factory hand, the miner, and the roadside labourer. It should be, too, such a preparation as contains no ibjuriou-' ingredients and which may be tjken with impunity by the weakly child, or the dulicate lady, as well as by the stronger con- stit-rtod man. Such a discovery wou'd deservo to ba called The Perfection of Medicinal Prepara- tions, and would indeed be an invaluable boon to Suffering Humanity. Now this much needed djou has been found, has been tried, has been proved, and wherever proved, it has been found sa'isfactoiy. We refer to Gwilym Evans' Quinine B tters, The Vegetable Tonic, which when onco tried is nlways recommendod, and has proved I su, cessful when all other medicine has failed to givs relief, and we may say further, that it has I proved permanently beneficial, when other pre- parations at best only gave temporary relief. It i3 strongly recommended as The Best Remedy of the Age for Indigestion in its different forms, such as Siok Headache, Pains in the Side, Giddiness, Loss of appetite, also for Nervousness and Nervous Disorders, Sleeplessness, Neuralgia, Low Spirits, and all kinds of Weakness. It has. often proved v,'rv beneficial to persons suffering from great Weakness, either after an illness, loug confine- ment to ill-ventilated rooms, or any other cause. It strikes at the source of the Disease, removing the cause of the illness, and strengthens those parts of the sy^t^ra which have been weakened by it, and therefore most liable to colds and other ailments. Gwilym Evan' Quinine Bitters being purely vegetable, it is a Natural Tonic, and suited to all ages at all seasons of the year. It is everywhere acknowledged to be a powerful aid in restoring the body to a healthy state when deranged by disease. If you suspect that your hralth is beginning to fail, brace up your nerves, and fortify your constitution by taking now a coarse of this excellent Tonic, which is sold every- whtre in bottles at 23 9d and 4s 6d each; but should any difficulty ba exporienced in procuring it, the Proprietors will forward same for the above price?, carriage free. Avoid Imitations. "When purchasing, see the name Gwilym Evans," on L ibel, Stamp, and Bottle. Sole Proprietors Quinine Bitters Manof tcturing Company, Limited Llanelly, South Wales.
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A Shepherd goes Astray. A profound sensation was caused at Cardiff on Monday evening amongst those to whom it became known by the surrender to the polico of Mr David Shepherd, clerk for many years to the Cardiff governors under the Welsh Inter- mediate Education Act, and secretary to the Free Church Council. It is alleged that there is a deficiency of some zC6,000 in his accounts, of moneys which should have been handed over to the corporation in connection with the Act. Mr Shepherd is one of the best known chartered accountants in the town, and a prominent Wesleyan. II estates that he has lost A:000 in connection with a temperance club, and that he has helpad friends in diffi- culties. At the last meeting of the governors of the school on Friday Shepherd had been lauded up to the skiej the Chairman after the downfall saying he is a teetotaller and a representative of a number of societies, and a man in whom I had always felt the highest confidence."
The Rhyl Choral Society.
The Rhyl Choral Society. A committee meeting in connection with the Rhyl Choral Society was held at the Town Hall on Tuesday night under the presidency of Mr W J P Storey, J.P. The business trans- acted included the presentation of a statement of accounts by Mr R Broadie Griffith, and a unanimous decision in favour ot the continu- ance of the Society and the taking up of Handel's "Aci and Galatea." The question of the establishment of a singing class in connection with the evening continuation classes was raised, but no definite opinion was expressed thereon and other matters referred to included the suggested North Wales Musical Festival, regarding which it was felt that it would be impossible to carry it on sue- cessfully and at the same time do justice to existing societies and to the National Eistedd- fod Choir for North Wales. It was decided to hold the annual general meeting of the society on Monday next, and to start practising "Acis and Galatea on the following Friday.
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Fels-Naptha Money back goes with thrift. 1 I- Fels-Naptlia- no copper fire; no boiling haif rubbing half damage to clothes; half mending; two or three times the money and comfort, so far as clothes are concerned. Fels-Naptha 39 Wiisoa street London E 0 ) ^^—— The St. Asaph Diocesan Calendar, 1904. A few ccpies remaining on hand are offered at half-price— ad. each. Journal Office, Russell Rd., RHYL-29 I
Rhyl Police Court.
Rhyl Police Court. NIO-NDAY. -Before Messrs S Perks and W Elwy WilliamF. A Llanfair Man In Disgrace. Evan Evans, described as late ot Llanfairtal- haiarn, was brought up in custody charged with drunkenness and disorderly behaviour in High Street on Saturday niglit.-P.G. R 0 Williams proved the case, and a fine of 2i 6d, with 7s 4d oosts, was imposed, with the alternative of seven days' hard labour. WEI)-NE,SD A r -Before Messrs R M Hugh Jones and G A Taverner. A Case from St Asaph. Reuben Taylor, described as a travelling cl gipsy, was brought up in custody charged with drunkenness and disorderly behaviourat Pen- rhowl, St Asaph, on the previous day. — P.C. J W Evans proved the casa, and defendant was sentenced to 14 days' hard labour. Laundress on the Spree. Hannah Mather, a laundress, also appeared in custody to answer a charge of being drunk in Church Street on the previous night.-T).C. John Rogers was the informant, and defendant was given the alternative of a fine of 5/- and 6/4 costs or a week's imprisonment. Sleeping out. Yet another prisoner—Arthur Hall, boots, of 14 Albert Street, Chester-was charged with sleeping in an outhouse at the rear of 122 Vale Road. He was found there about two o'clock in the morning by P.C. William Jones, and failing a satisfactory explanation ho was sen- tenced to a week' hard labour.
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Meliden. Harvest Thanksgiving. Huvest thanksgiving services were held in the Parish Church on Thursday, the 22nd Sept, and the same were continued on Sun- day, the 23th. The order of services 00 the first day was as follows: Celebration of Holy Communicn at 8 a.m., when a good num- ber partook of the Holy Sicrament. The Rsv E Owen Williams officiated. At 3 p.m. an English service was held, commencing with a processional hymn. The Rev T Jenkins, Rhyl, intoned the service; the Rev Devall, Rock Ferry, read the lessons, and the Rv W LI Nicholas, Recbor of Flint, preached an eloquent Bermoa. The anthem, 110 give thanks unto the Lord" (by Roland Smart), was given by the choir, Mr E Williams taking the solo. From 4-30 to 6-30 an At Home was given by the Rsv and Mrs Oven Williams at the Vicarage, when about fifty availed themselves of their kind invitation, :At 7 p. in. a Welsh ser- vice was held, commencing with a processional hymn. The Rev 1 Jenkins, Rhyl, intoned the service, the lessjns being read by the Rev J M Evans, Mostyn. The Rev George Owen, Vicar of Tryddyn, occupied the pulpit, and de- livered a most powerful and impressive sermon to a crowded congregation. The singing, which was excellent throughout, was conducted by Mr Thomas Owen, the organist. The offertories (which, we are pleased to understani, reached a substantial sum) were devoted to the funds of the National Schools. The church was most prettily and tastefully decorated by the following ladies —Mis Owen Williams, Miss Nesta Griffith, Miss Sheffield, Miss Hayworth. Contributions of corn, fruit and flowers were kindly given by the following :—Mrs Owen Williams, Misses Ralli, Mrs Bulcock, Miss Sheffield, Mrs Lloyd, Mrs Simpson, Mr Morris, Mr Humphreys, and Mr Booth lilain. The festival was continued on Sunday, the 2oth, when appropriate and im- pressive sermons were delivered by the Vicar in English and Welsh. —— ■ ■ — W « fl l1 HI, fa IBM |i
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For particulars apply to- CREENHALCH & GEARY, 318 Auctioneers, Market Street, Rhyl W-.NkKERFOOT -Fi-UGITES I JsLJN General, Furnishing, Builders and Agricultural IRONMONGER, corner of Wellington-road and Qaeen-slreet, RHYL. 6 Gasfitter, Plumber, Gratesetter and Tinmen employed. All woik done prompt and under strict supervision. FURNISHING IRONMONGERY AT PRICES THAT DEFY COMPETITION Ssaflcia'iflc All sizes and qualities in stock. Spring Mattresses. Double- o6QS16aC3si woven Wire Mattresses, Pitclipine frames, woven from turned steel wire at Special Low Prices. Wool Mattresses and Bedding, Cots, Chair Beds, Stretchers, &c. Brass and Iron Fenders and Curbs. GAS FITTINGS.—We hold a large stock of Special Lines in Gas Fittings (latest patterns) in Pendants, Ilall Lamps, Brackets, Kitchen Pendants (see Windows and Show Room). SPOONS AND FORKS.—Dessert Spoons and Forks (Brisbane Silver) warranted to keep their colour, 6s. per dozen Table do., 9s. per dozen Dessert Knives (Best Sheffield Steel) from 5s. doz.; Table do., from 6s. 6d. doz. Electro-plated Goods, etc., suitable for Presents. b. LARGE VARIETY IN STOCK. Leather Goods AND Travelling Requisites. Ladies Dress Baskets with Tray, from HIs each. with 10ck and key from 3. each. GARDEN REQUISITES. FtoYA T M ti F- KiNv Lawn illowei -s froill IGs. each. Rol1ers, Arelies, N elting, Rubger Hose and ire Pea Protectors, 3s per doz AN INVITED ",fA A'-k II. KERFOOT HUGHES, RHYL LIVERPOOL HOUSE y.' CHAS. A. TAYLOR -f 29 Wellington Road, RHYL. (Opposite the TOWN HALL), Pawnbroker, Jeweller, Clothier & Outfitter, General House Furnisher. Money Lent to, any amount On every description of Portable Property, Diamonds, Watches Jewellery, Silver and Electro Plate, Cutlery, Pianos, Furniture, Wearing Apparel. Milner's Safes for Valuables. Business by Post or Rail receives Immediate personal attention in strictest confidence Old Gold and Silver bought. Foreign Money exchanged. £8j15/0-Grand single stone Diamond ring, £ljljO-adys Silver Waltham Lever, first quality. A bargain seldom English stamped cases in splendid n met w' tli. order. £ 2/2/0—Very choice diamond and ruby half £4j17j6-Lovely LSefc Gipsy ring, set with hoop. Just out of pledge. 5 pure white full cut brilliant 8/6- Solid gold Masonic Pendant diamonds. 16/6-Solid Oct. gold Medal government £2/5/0- Very heavy 22ct. Wedding Ring or stamped. Bangle Ring. Just out of pledge. 18/6- dozen solid silver Teaspoons 7" £ 2/17/6—Just out of pledge Lady's Long 2 £ 2/18/6 Gent's splendid gold Keyless GoldGuard. Very neat. Watch in perfect order. £ 3/7/6—Gent's gold curb double Albert, 6/6-Splendid pair of solid silver sugar tongs neat design. 8;6-Large size powerful Reading Glass, £3/16/G-Solid Gold Curb Albert. Govern- silver handle. ment stamped on every link. £ 4 17/6—Lady's 18ct. Gold Keyless Lever, £ 2/12/6—Splendid £2 Piece Pendant, with by Russell, Liverpool. 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Hargreaves, Liverpool. worth 5; A sample. £12j10jO-Magnificent Diamond marquise 14/6—Violin, Bow, and Case, suitable for a Ring, over 20 pure white full cut learner. stones. Just forfeited 22/6—Large size Gladstone Bag, cowhide, £ 2/5/0—Massive Diamond & Ruby Bracelet well made. A bargain. Inspection invited. 4/6—Splendid Pile Hearthrugs with fringe. 16/6—Solid Gold Locket, handsomely chased I/ Eacli-Edizon-Bell gold-moulded Records. 15/0- V cry pretty pair of Opera Glasses, 35/—Second-hand Double-barrel Breech- very poweful, real pearl, in case. loader. A bargain. 2/6 :and 2/11—The famous Nickel Alarm 12/6—Serviceable solid gold Brooch,Govern- Clocks; good timekeepers. ment stamped, with real diamond in £ 3/18/6—Grand Silver Hunting English centre. Lever, by a world-renowned Liver- 21/0-Hanùsome solid gold Buckle Bracelet pool maker. Will wear for a lifetime. very neat. £2/17/6-ExceptionaJ1y fine Silver English 16/6—Strong base Rocking Chair, uphol- Half Chronometer Lever, by a cele- stered in rich figured plush, ruby b rated maker. Warranted for 25 or green. years £2/2/0- V cry rich velvet pile carpet square £ 1/1/0—Excellent Lever Watch, by Watts>; 3 x «H, pretty floral pattern. Nottingham perfect timekeeper. £ 1/10/0—Pair of Mahogany DressingTables 8/6—Pair of good second hand Fish Carvers; second hand, in good condition, in case, ivory handles, silver collars.; Our Motto Value for Money. NOTE the Address Chas. A. Taylor, Liverpool House, 29 Wellington Road GowTSaTl.) I DAVID GRUNIDFEFRTITAKHES RS, & SON WINDSOR STREET, RHYL. Funerals completely furnished. Hearse and Mourning Coach proprietors. Taughan's Baths I niGH |STREET, Are NOW OPEN r0R b™ESOfr. SEAWEED BATHS maqe to order daily | CAMBRIAN STORES, High Street, Rhyl. Dear Sir or Madam, I am pleased to inform you that I have been successful with my good, having gained a Special Prize and Gold Medal Diploma for HOVIS BREAD at the Bakers' Exhibition, London, September, 1904, whon nearly 5000 samples were placed into competition. All goods that are made from Hovis Flour are extremely palatable, highly nutritious, and digestive. I guarantee the absolute purity ofthese and of all my other goods, and have the fullest confidence that a trial of the same will give you entire satisfaction, so that I trust to receive your orders for regular supplies. Yours obediently, JOHN OWEN. -r -=z:JI¡f THE 41 GOLDEN PADLOCK." E. LEWIS EVANS (LATE HUGHES), Hardware & Ironmongery Establishment, Paint, Colour, Oil and Varnish Warehouse, t' 36 High Street, RHYL. Table and Pocket Cutlery, Scissors, &c. Electro-plate, Brass, Antique Copper and Aluminium Wares, &c. English and American Tools, &c Estimates froe for Gas-fitting, Electric Bells and Telephones, Electric Light Installations, and all Ventilating and Sanifary Work. PRACTICAL MEN REGULARLY EMPLOYED ON THE PREMISES. "K** 9 & v w *r t t w COAL COAL! COAL I FOR BEST and CHEAPEST COAL- From Lancashire, Staffordshire, and North Wales Collieries, GO TO WILLIAM ROBERTS, Coal, Corn and Seed Merchant, 41 HIGH STREET RHYL. Also for Hay, Straw, Provender, Poultry Corn, Bird Seeds, Dog Biscuits Best Baking and Pastry Flour. Best Scotch Oatmeal. unl.1t\)1 Strl.1tt£t c ENGLISH WESLEYAN CHAPEL iBBIGETON EOAD, lillYl. FREE SEATS. Collection at each Service* Morning at 11. Evening at 6-30. Preacher Next Sunday REV. TALALUN NEWTON (Pastor). Evening Service WEDNESDAY. ENGLISH PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH WELLINGTON ROAD, RHYL. Preacher Next Sunday- REV. K P HUGHES, Portmadoc. Services, Morning at 11; Evening at 6-30 Collection after each Scrvice. 614 CHRIST CHURCH ENGLISH CONGREGATIONAL, WATER STREET Preacher for Next Sunday— REV. A. M. GARDNER, L.M.S. Deputation, London. Services—11 a.m. and 6-30 p.m. 1- WILLIAM PARRY, COACHBUiLDER AND UNDERTAKER, Sisson Street, Rhyl. FUNERALS Completely FURNISHED. Artificial Teeth. HANL0FS, Ltd. i Dovedale, King's Avenue, Wellington Road, Rhyl. ^H&fc. Visitors' £ and Country Patients' Repairs done in a few hours. (ARTIFICIAL TEETH a Speciality). Old plates repaired and remodelled at Moderate Price of I Gold COLUMBIA Moulded XP RECORDS 1 Reduced to 3L/™ each. 3 Ask your local dealer. Send for New Illustrated S List and "Price Book 20." B COLUMBIA PHONOGRAPH CO., Genl., | j 89, (ireat Eastern Sfreef, London, B.C.; B J 200, Oxford Street, W. a Glasgow: 50, Union Et. Cardiff: 96, St. Mary St- M WHO'S YOUR LAWYER ? I haven't required one since I bought of Crosby Lockwood and SOD, 7 Stationers' Hall Court, London, E.C., a Copy of "EVERY MAri'S OWN LAWYER," by a Barrister, price 68 8d post free, which has been repaid to me 20 times over in the saving of lawyers' fees. New and Revised Edition (1904) just published. PUBLIC NOTICE. Great Clearance Sale OF First-class Keady-made Boys' Suits and Overcoats, Mens Overcoat- and Pants, will be sold below costs I Undoubted Bargains In Every Line at J.iM. GRIFFITHS, 9 SUSSEX ST RHYL. TOBACCOS! CIGARS 1 CIGARETTES I I Krery known Brand at Manufacturers' own List Prices. Endless variety of Tobacconist*' Fancy Gooda and 8bop Fittings. g THE TRADE ONLY SUPPLIED. I t OPENING t ORDERS A SPEflAIITY Seml/or 0,,r price jjnt to ■ or11, any of our Branches, or to I 8INGLETON & COLE, LTD., I CANNON STREET. BIRMINGHAM. < ( ^^CflLlOiOt^BTREET^ilRKINGHAW^J NO PIlELIMINAlii FEES CUARUED. MONEY LENT PRIVATELY. 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