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What does it mean! The Palladium OF las,
week says: ''rhe church yard was finely il
Illuminated, and the. ice cream and strawber.
res were served from tents on the grounds
The definition of church yard given in Web.
ster, is, .Ground adjoining to . church. in
which the dead are bur ied-a cemetery. -
Telegram.
Mr.. EnIron.-The promising young author
Of the above ~ marks, il. one Of those happy
fellows who never profits by wise study Of
the Dictiopary- But il he win look once
again, he shall see that the definition he has
quoted is by DR.. Johpsos, and not b. Noah
Webster, 1t is 40 Eugiishman's definition,
and was suggested, of course, By the custom
that prevailed in England in his tine, Of iu-.
closing the dead within the cbur Oh yard.
Bot if he, DR.. johnson. wers living in the
blaze Of churches ~ they are now put ND
covering, as they do. = space of ground
scarcely lager than the square OF the build
ing, be would BE- compelled to greatly modify
his definition Of the word church-yard. So
We 0eayng DE-. Johnson behind) conform TO
new order of things. and plant the ceme-
terry on the farther end of the street railroad.
away from the roar Of the shop aud factory.
Soon or late revision in part, of the Die
tionary must be had, that it may conform and
tally with the customs of new civilization,
and church yard is . fragment of the past.
RECo xaTRUcrION.
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PosTAL CARps.-Ihe penalty for
using tLese cards for the purpose
of writing obscene com munica-
lions thereon, has been provided
ia the following sec:ion, of the F.
o Laws:
Sc f.1. UTg a
SEQ I4S. Tha. no obscene book,
pamphlet, picture, print or otner
publication Of o vulgar character
or any letter upon tue en- ~4sperof
which, or postal card upon Which
scurri'ous epithets may have heen
written or printed, or dis;oysl de-
vices printed or engraved shall be
carried in the mail. And any per-
son who shall knowingly deposit
or ause to be deposited for mail
ing or delis cry any such obscene
publication or comm unication shall
be deemed guilty Of q misde
mesnor, and on convivtion there
Of shall for every offense be fined
not less than Eve hundred dollars
or imprisoned not more than one
year both, eccordfng to, the, cir,
cumstances and aggravaticn Of the
ofiense.
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Acc1pENr.-This morning, VIM
Brannen, working for T. w. Rob-
erts ON the First National Bank,
whilst tearing down the chimney,
and standing on the circle OF the
Iof the fire place-it gave way
and hling on the hearth, It also
fell and precipitated him about
fifteen feet, breaking the small bone
m The right leg, spraining his
wrist cutting > cash over his right
eye and bruising him up very Sc
verely.
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nrnt and TransreristIoz
Questions.

It is evident that from the tenor
and temper of many communica-.
tions rechlng the Senate coin mittee
ofinquiry on transportation routes
that the Government is expected,
by no small mum Der of disconters-
ed hut hopeful agriculturist., to
provide full remedy for the de-
preston ander which the farming
interests Of the country is said 10
Be universally suffering and to
provide il ataosce. The committee
hnd snch tendencies 40 these de-
cidediy unpleasant, as certain dis
appt'infnent awaits such sanguine
correspondents and nalsontents.
The causes of the pres cot sdepros
sion, wherever it exists, ore too
many, and the problem involved in
the removal Of lhcm too complex
10 points OF Law and fact to admit
Of speedy actios,. The present
committee is bdtsan advisory one,
with powers and duties limited 10
an ascersainment of the necessity
practicatility and cost OF proposed
routessof transportation. aud its
members regard it az but the 6rst
and sho,t test atep in many that
must be taken before any effective
relief Cal, be offered by the Gov
eminent Hostili,ies and ,iv.lriee
10 congreas and out ofit are to be
suppressed by sdiscussion and man
sgement before even. a policy can
be framed, and the time ecassmsd
in such difficult undertaking as
establishing : policy must be add
g the time rsquirsdl for ssurscys
and preliminary work, and lastly
the aotod work Of improvepeot.
The Prestden's position has, been
nlisrepresented or censu-e,l. &C.
cording 40 those assn mipg to quote
- petition - frankly Of adverse
to Governments III He has; never
in apy manner which can be prop
ertycitcd As An o@eial expression
OF opinion, done more than, 10. ad-
wise Congress - take the question
nov seftatihe the West ands South
into consideration, 3D. far as {,
la4up knowledge against tlls Tine
when it might be wanted, and this
he ayowe,lly did onthe scun.i gen.
er.l principle, tia: il does NO harm
% seek information pm . given spb-.
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4. The new tax-law, approved
March 8, 1878. requires County
Tressarers to call upon all delin-
quent tax payers in the county
either in person or by deputy, and
il necessary to distrain property
for the collection Of such tax, with
ten per centum damages and the
costs and charges that may accrue;
and in making settlement with the
County Auditor he will not be al
lowed credit from any uncolected
delinquency unless he can show by
proper returns that he could find
no property out Of which to make
the tax.
It will be seen that the duty of
the Treasurer is plain, and that he
must make the collections.
wish to collect these taxes with
as little expense to the taxpayer 81
possible, and for the accommods.
ton Of these living in the Eastern
part Of the county, Twill be at
BENZ. Strattan's Office No. 2. Odd
Fellows' building, Richmond, from
June 25th to July let, 1873, when
l will receive taxes without extra
costs, except penalty. After the
last mentioned date the accounts
will be presented and collected as
required by law. ALI persons in
tsrested arc advised to avail them.
selves Of this opportunity to settle
'as i will cave them considerable
expense.
Parties paying 1t this Office be-
fore being called upon by q col
lsctos will save oil collectors
costs.
Jos 9. Lsa1oN, Treas. W. C..
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& A Curious ,CalIect:on.@HereS is 4
collection Of names occurring 10 q single
case, . breach fprcmise, in an English
court which reals as il Dickens might
have inyeted it. There was Justice
Bull presiding: Massrs. Canterbury,
Yorke, Ranter, and sSwiveler were the
lawyers Miss Ang!icana Church was
plaintiff, and Mr. Nc rypebble Vas de-
isOdant. Mr. n arrypehbis wrote book
81 poems on the charms Of his church;
also = lettarin- which be wrote As to!-
lows; a. have just seen Miss Miall.
Don't Be jealous. You are my all, and
! will always L ye,s honor. project, cher
-ish and otey you. Sweetest Juliet,
good-bysl am off 70 Greenwich"
And there this. AsrSvpebble saw and
was vanquished by Miss Osbornia Nor
gan, and failed to attend bis Church any
longer. In tbs end Merrypebble was
saddled with . Judgment. of $4,000.
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DANGKRoUs.-The Mail Carrier
on the B!oomingspert Route, reports
the bridge about one milo north
from Williamsbur g, In 60 danger.
ons . condition that he does not
crnss on it. The Pike Company
knows it's unssfe situation, hut will
do nothing to remedy, it. and the
first "high" that Green's Fork gets
on, Uncle Sans mail from that
quarter will come up like Browns
cows, "among the missing The
Pike Company had better tx the
bridge in time.
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THE WAY OF THE WORLD.


A youth would marry maiden,
For fair and fond Was she,
But she was rich and he was poor.
Aud 30 il might not be-. 80, -
A lady never could wear
Her mother held il firm
4 gown that came Of an India plaat. a
And not Of an India worm. .psos.
And 20 the cruel word vas spoken,
And 10 il vas two hearss were broken.
II
A youth would marry . maiden,
For fair and fond was she,
But he wss high and she was low. -.
And 30 1t might not be,
4 man who had worn Q spur,
In ancient battle won,
Had sent it down, with great reuowu,
To goad bio faturs son!
Aud % the cruel wsrd vas spoken.
And soft wss two hearts we're broken.
Ill ssza = - i
4 youth would marry . maiden,
For fair and fonaswss she,
Bas their sires disputed about the Mass.
And 80 il night not be.
A couple OF wicked kings,
Three hundred years aeons.
Had played n royal game of chess.
And The church had been . pawn
And % the erael word was spoksa. sm..
And 20 il vas two hearts wsrs broken.
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CAPTAIN JACK. :

"a ssonssAins sh66s hi BsyAoeA. !,
The Portland (Oregon Herald
says :: Cor 1reporber has obtained
from Mrs. Knott, an old lady living
In rshis' city, add nsarly seventy
years OF age, the following account
of Cap tain Jackie &c
In the year 1851, waile living at
.CanJcnvills. Douglas county, An
Indian boy came ID the house,
and speaking their jargor desired
~ live with them. q He was one of
the Rogue River Indians and be.
Hinged to the tribe then located On
Cow Creek. She noticed that he
appeared t, be an an active, keen,
shrewd1looking hoy, and with the
consent Of her husband took him to
raise with whom he remained sev-,
erals years :. After the boy was,
sure they intended to keep him,
be insisted on having . .Bostons
name as he called it, AID he wish,
ed to be named after tie best look
ing one Of Mrs. Kpott's children.
This being aprrecited by his moth
or. she decided to name him sitter
her son-their ages. apparently a
bout the same-and this son vas
Jack Knott OF saloon .ame. The
boys grew up together, and many
were the days they spent in the
sports Of the chase. On one occa-
sion. after he had been with them
some time, he became offended be-
cause he was told to leave the
ROOM he loaded his rife with the
Intention OF shooting Levi Knott
but was discovereb in season to
prevent his designs. THIS cir
cumstance led to his expulsion
nom the family, and from that until
the present time he has not been
seen by them. except IN 1865. the
year in which he murdered Mra.
Harris, after y hich Jack went 10 the
Goose Lake country. His mother
was fuli sister 10 Rogue River
John, who attempted tn seize the
steamer Columbia, while she lay at
anchor in the harhor of Crescent
City and slso sister. to the war
chief Sam, o: the same tribe, and
Chief Joe. who received his appe.
lat'on from having fought General
Joe Lane.
All Of those facts and maay 9th
ers which We have no space to
mentiaas werss recently ,confirmei
by Judge Psim, OF Eastern Oregon,
who communicated these par ticu-
lafs to Mes. Knott, stating that
the Modoc chiefiain. Captain Jack,
was the boy she took to. raise ia
ElS5l. sick fo 55n4ae
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ject, and very often does good.
Every influence known to the strat-
egists inside politics was brought
0-bear 20 induoVsohsaRp estden1~eo.
take up What was called in inter
tested ciscles . ''aat-footed" policy
on the question Of inland water
routes, and ahsk ihs lresistsd ,such
influences in the silent, sfsstuall
Tms!fAr SO tsmtiisg and unwslco,ne
to the political operator . OF The
4Hresent ere at Washingt3n.tI :
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! James u. Starr aud family re


/ James n. Starr and family re-
turned from their, eight months
visit to California and Oregon l. st
week, in good health. They have
not been exactly LOST Pleiads, al
tho away from their home for so
long time; tn. they are now "lixed
Stairs gain, sure. We welcome,
them back. Mr., Starr thinks Rich
mond far ahead Of any place he
met With either ia California or
Oregon, and although it isn't ex-
sctly bis "forte" for singing he
gushingly warhles s.Hcme, sweet
home "
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& Physicians fer Wayne Township.
The County Commissioners, at
their recent session, authorized the
Trustee Of this { Wayne] township
to employ two physicians for the
township for one year, commencing
on Monday last, June 18th, making
two districts dividing on Main-st,
and running north and south, at
the following salaries, to-wit: DR..
Francisco, one hundred and City
dollars and DR.. Mary r Thomas,
one hundred and twenty-five doll
lars. The district on the north
side is somewhat larger that that on
the south, and this accounts for the
disparity in the price.
Our other physicians in the city
who have heretofore done a prac-
tice among the poorer classes,
amounting to not less than 1900,
each, every year, viii rejoice, no
doubt, at this disposition Of eases
where the cost of medicine never
came back to their pockets, let
alone their time spent in visiting
them. Now, medicine will be paid
for 1T any rate, if the time of the
physicians is thrown in.
Since writing the above, we learn
it is the determination Of the bal
ance of our physicians to turn over
all patients who apply to them for
remedies and attendance to the
above appointed physicians who
are unable to pay small compen-
sation for medicine and attention.
This is right. s
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chance for movers: we wonld nos,
have known what a railroad car
was had we met one in ,be road. +
said I had been savan t;mzn a.,
road one WV or the otber-of
this f1,t ,;t.,a ,,.o,a - ano.L
so 49, PROUD 10 speak
thinlQg Eis any one had done
- npchs ths hink of the moftiai
cation I felt and feel on learning
TIT Z woman friend of mine had
per6ol ~ journey nine, if not
elevsh tim H1d some long-legged
man belten me-, I could bear it bet
ter, but to be beaten by q woman,
and smlA ene. II TOO bad. But I
can't help If oould not afford to
make the trips necessary to get up
With hen, and if IsdidJo, what. as
Iaurance hsvA / thaa abe would not
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Il. G. Fog. Atty Of pif. sll.oo
FORECLOSURES OF SCHOOL
.sysa FUND MORTGAGE. ,l

TN DEFAULT Of payment Of pripcipal and
4interest due to the School Fund OF Wayue
County, State ot.indiAna, on the loans Of
said fund hsFsinafter mentioned, will, on
Saturday, the 18th day of June, 1873, be-
tween the hours Of 10 o'clock q, m. And 4
O'Clock p. n ofsr for sale ut the Court
House door, in the town Of Centrsvilie, " ayus
County, Indiana, to The highest bidder for
cash. SO much of the mortgage premises a.
will satisfy the ampunt thereon, respectively
70. principal, iptsrast. damage sad corts. ~
follows, TO wit: SA& ,gl
No. 1881. All Of lots No. ten (l0) and
twelve l2) in that part Of the town Of Cen.
treville laid OF and attached to the origioal
plat OF sGid town BY VIM. n. Doughty and
Vim. .Eliiott. Nortgaged by Susanna Peak.
Principal interest, damages and costs, $685..
%. A1 sf 4aS as
s WITNESS, my hand and fhe
seal Of the Commissioners
n1SEAL] Court 1ol Wayne County,
80 - go indiana, at Centrsville, shis
I'D day Of pril, 1873
i.s- cid ELlHUsA. PARKER, Auditor.
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A pleasant and agreeable sur
prise TO our friend Rev. r r.
Tony and wife, ct their residence
In cur city, Wednesday night last,
The many end warm friends he
made in and out Of the NJ. E.
Church, during the time he had
the old Pearl-st ''charge," showed
by their presence and their 'sgood
gifts" that be was still remembered
end appreciated by them.
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GUARDIANS SALE OF REAL
ESTATE. .e,4 * 49,

NOTICE Is hereby given that the under.
IN siRned 0uardian OF Orange E. Mo-
Means. .. minor, vii! sell 1t public auction
on the remises on
Saturday, june %, A. D. 1879,
att O'Clock r. NJ. the undivided two thirda
of lot number two hundred AAd eiehty-oue.
2sl in that part Of the city Of Ricf mond,
Wayse County, Indiana, ~ laid of b. Elisa-
beth Starr. This is choice piece Of prop.
erts, 6s6g lot and good dwelling house, aid
will be offered As . whole, the Guardian con-
veying the remaining one third 70 the pur,
chaser. This property has been duly APP
praised and il ssold, at I ublic suction viii
not be sold for lese thar two-thirds Of tn.
appraisement. Il will be for sale At privstu
sale at the appraised vGiue until date afore. i
said. Parties desiring Information can cal,
on the undersigned. ~
Teams OF SALB.-One third cash, ope-
third in niue months and one third in eiRh.
teen months, deferred paywents 70 beer in
terest and be sscured by mortgage on tLe
! MARSHALL 8 hMcNRAN5,
: GuaFdiap, -.
!: g. WurR;DsH, Attorney. III e
May 81, l872-lxw4. fEsta Il
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( The Rev. William r. Norton, while rssid.
ng in Brazil As ! Missionary, discovered in
thatiandof medieinsss remedy for Cousump-
tion. Scrofala, Ssse TAsoAs, Coughs, Colds.
Asthma aad Naszpss Weakness. This rem.
az has cared myself after al other medjl
eines had failed.
Wishing soesnsat the ssasring, ! viii send
tbsreessps Tor pfspaEiag and usiae this rem.
~ 70 ell NO desire ik94zE OF CHARGE.
Pisase SD An snysle9e, viii your nam :
ard address on II. x66fess.
Rec. WlhaaAN \. NORTON,
e76 0aoADwAY.
s''y-sis.I Nsv YoRK C,rY.
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7. Rose inserts an upper or lower
set Of 8. 8. Whites Teeth, the best
in the United States, for $3.50.
Trash for $500. The only place in
Richmond where Laughing Gas is
administered No. 298 Main-st.,
over J. N. Williams & Co.'s Shoe
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The small gas mains are being
taken up BY MI. Starr, and larger
onss. substituted. 3
Surface, last week, lost his s1bait"
OF asparagus, and We heard of q
friend Of his wondering il he had
found it.
IS l~Sgg reg
The alarm Of "ire" "Wednesday
night last, was occasioned by :
window-curtain ct the Spencer
House taking fire-no other dam.
age.oE &ooa
s. II yehnaG and family have
moved from Indianapolis to Rich
mond He will take charge of the
mechanical department Of the PAL.
LADuH in 8 short time.
New faahions md new styles Of
Bonpets. Hats, Trimmings, &C., 1t
Mrs s. A. niff Davis's Millinery
Store, on North Franklin strest.
Go - III and examine bar stook
and compare prices.
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A Stamford (Conn. } man claims
70 have what is left Of the flag that
Hoated over Fort Sumter in April
1851, and it was carried in the
procession on Decoration dar. -
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Fire Crackers-Danger.

Already the sound these noisy
little accomplishments Of the CLIO
rious Fourth are, like the famous
turtle, "heard in the land" Tues
day last several email boys at tue
post office were amusing them
selves by lighting the fuse OF a
lfre-cracker, and throwing it
through the CRATES On the north
sidewalk at the p. o. in order to
hear a louder report from mot
thinking or dreaming ofthe dan
ger Of igniting a qusntity of paper
In the bottom OF the cellar-wAy
covered by the grating. No d.m-
age ensued; but the little fellows
should be cautioned by their par
ents, in regard to thus freely in
dulging in this very HARMLESS sport
that only burnt down Portland,
Maine, and might do the. for
Richmond, Indians. We believe
Il was the Fourth of July, when
ths city 81 PortlsSsl was set on
fire by : frercsscker. let Oh by
some small boys in carpenter.
shop, and a. the Fourth is again
approaching could not our Execu-
tive officers in the city see that the
law relative to (ire.crackers is rig
idly enforced, when by so doing a
destructive fire may he prevented :
We hope We don't intrnde, and
that our city authorities will take
our suggestions as timely, and that
they may 80 bestir themselves that
We may be saved from q ecalanl-
ity by their vigilance.
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ESTRAY HORSE.

=. ESTHAY HORSE. H.8s
OF Taken OPP by the undersigned, ADD
now in his Livery stable on N. Marion
street, bright Bay Horse, about eight
years oil, name somewhat rubbed With
the collar, several saddle marks, shed
all round. two hind feet white, = blaze
IN his forehead. The owner can have
him By calling on the Undersigned and
paying s. :5u for this notice and cost OF
keeping him.
49, BENZ. GERHARD. {
Rich mond, june IS, 1873. saa
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Those beautiful Vaces at Sim
nen's Cement for Cisterns4Eoal,
Wood lin short, everything you
want and need for usefulness and
adornmsnt, can Do had at the low
est prices.
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The Board Of Health of our cit

The Board Of Health of our city
are practicing on the orders given
by General Grant to General Phil
Sheridan: push things and our
city is rapidly becoming clean in
side and out. The little pellets, in
the shape of Notices, administered
by the Marshal, is doing world OF
good.
RuNAwAY!-On Thursday last, a
horse attached to a spring wagon
on Marion Street, became fright
ened, and ran AWAY woman driv-
ing it. It ran down Marion to the
old fair ground, where the wagon
was upset, and the woman thrown
out--bruising her side and scrap
ing the skin from one of her limbs
very severely-no bones broken
wagon considerably damaged Did
not learn the name of the lady
driver.
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Richmond Markets, :

Corrected weekly BY n. W. Briggs and
!ThOs. Nestor-yhe former gives ma the nr;ca.
OF Grain, and the iatter. the prices of other
produce apd Groceries
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GREEN MOUNT TURNPlKE a

A meeting Of the stockholders Of said CON.
pany Will take plaes on Friday. Juns seth.
1873. at StiGgleman 1 HATS (Elliott's) Mill,
for ths purpose OF electing hvc D:reetors Tor
the ensuing year. SAMUEL ERWIN,
zW-la ss -Seeretary.
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NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE.

NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE.
STATE OF INDIANA, WAYNE CO., IS:
Wayne Cirssis 0bur, 6.psss.ser 7sr~, 1873.
SamselJ. Goodenoughl
Arson ) Jones, Foreclosure r q Il
William N. De Geoot, No. l03. -
Alice 4. De Groo,, .fa+fs1
William Fallsrton.
DE 1T KNOWN, That ON the second day
- ofJnns, 1878, the above named PlaiC-,
ti6 BY 2. G. Fog, Attornsy. filed ia the Office
OF the Clerk OF the Wayne Circuit Court. hi
conpeasnt against said 1ssfendants in the
above entitled canse, together y it'll the affida.
VT CT q competent person, that said lleseu1.
arts, AnsohIS Jones, william n. De 0root
Alice =. De 0root, and Wiil;sm FulIertoe,
are not residents Of the State If I.diaus.
SAID Defendants, Arson =. Jonee, William
y. De Groot, Alice E. De Groot aud " iIliam
Fullerton. therefore are hereby notified of the
filing and tendency Of said complains aeainsE
them, and that unless they appear ana an.
aver or demur thereto, ct The calling Of said
cause, on the second day of the next te,m ofs
said Court, 10 Be begun and held at the Court
House IN Centreyille, on the first Monday If
September, lS7s, hcxt, said complaint and
the matters and things therein contained Ard
alleged. will be taken as true and the rad
cause will be heard and determined 10 shcir
asai WITNESS, the Clerk, and the
Seal Of sad Court, 1t Ceus
Sc (SEAL) 3trssillo, this ID day Of June
as 1873. Wm. VI. DUDLEY,
II n Co. A. >r acm -, m 80
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