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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-09-08

of the inyesii-aiia- coramsssr~ Is Re-
publican Th;s --ems % coefrvyesf the
charge that .ke i8diefmenfs are r-.sstscal
persecution. aEd Shows hosess i:rpaslscan
cccgsTsisso IN thu ex;-sure III sroa<-
0sagAa0 00oagS Woos.
NEs YoGk. Sye 4-The Trihgsris
Special frssa Sslz Lskr says 1Suass Mil
= - rszi is-3sy N tss pfe>-ncs sf Ell his
~ise~ ard ch2le-ea ssa tes frseae>.
Brigham Yoan<. Jr-. Gecr-s Y C~.a0a
.sd Alt-Ti Carriages are asEse4 -
h. sx-cufa-s. Tke estate J. lxrxiy
rrAl estate. anl prob1,.ly wG-tA tao
rniIls.sas - &nlss-S IT, vG w2s
MADE fsrz- vczrS a-o. xnA his y0Gnc
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'--e- IEa-f BE- o. Inventory 90 Property
- r..a't. ~ .t Is ui4s'v .afftr-i Wiz
q .e C.Hrr-rv '.-r--.--..-- cf--~-rr-ss arf fun
80 M tv. e ~rr..i tr- wT--a twicr ilc
a.ase s-Iu4t.t1 9. erntv Rri-ham
Noaae - .su, N acti .snv Ni;h lands al
irJyo aad a.. '4c- =. Logan ;ne latter
v .ih /. 80 a,-.-. IL hli determined To-
oIloW one a :. -; lake. i'Ui dit not live
long enough &, d -. .. peTs.a present
- the gcII!ns %. tbs 1i'i saws ii seemed
10 l." very satisfactory L. ali concerned.
II will he prpV,i 49, son Is pnS,iblc. Il
will lee wonderful Il some Dissatisfaction
does not creep j.: w.'Lin the next - year.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-09-08
How TO MAZE ArrLE-DrxprIscs.

How TO MARE ArPLE-DrurIIsas.-
First procure good, sour juicy apples.
pare and core. leaving them IL
halves Get all YOUR ingredients
ready before beginning TO mix YOUR
dough. sugar, soda. milk, lard. salt.
-four and APPLES. Nov make dough
as for soda i'ascu't. only adilng q little
more lard to make j; shorter. Take
bat Of tioslzyh sS1i on the kneeain--
boari and altar kneaa1ng roll this -
ia Fse-erz<s- Thea ca. IN r.s~~s-
long enoagh % csxer IN apple. GLOW
E.= fog lsfP&ng ths ed-xs- Pr. in
t~o = y0rx aFf.les hHlved. swezsez
aero~shE$ taisf.sas. AID coxex zSy.le
ant sacn- with a0z-A- La tie
3uuzE.l4zzss n hsz&A s1aa the sz~Sosk
ss4A~ ~. ara Azrzng y@n vel t~.=a<rz,d
Froc~ezi N snzE@sr wnxd vDz &c vuuur
rzzz~sli kEaea. TIA pAass . @nmil kss
~ hu@ss~r go th@ tgw ~ earh AnrurA
Ia srxz-kis k@=1tul Il sn<x- 0ver
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-09-08

The L1QUoR Traffic. Rev. DR..
Hatfield, of New York, in recent
address on the dangers to the life OF
the nation said:
"Intemperance is one of the dead
Hest foes of our liberties. This is
the gigantic evil in the nation. We
spend annually two thirds as much
money for intoxicating drinks as for
ali necessary articles. In the
United States there are 100000
drinking places, as against $4,000
schools of learning; only 1000 more
than the schooles of intemperance.
One hundred millions of dollars are
annually expended for education;
S619, 100000 for rum. There are
twelve times as many persons en-
gagged in the liquor traffic in this
country as in preaching the Gospel.
We pay annually for preaching the
Gospel SO ZOO. 600; to lwayers $35, :
1000; for prisons and criminals
$50 ,0OO, 600; for the support of dogs
$50 zoo, 900"
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-09-08

y SrDMERGED CRY strange dis
covery is reported from The Lake of
Geneva. 4 tourist having lost his
trunk, two drivers were employed to
search for it. While they supposed
to be village, since covered by the
lake. Their statements led to an in
vestigation of the spot by the munich
pal authorities, who took measures 10
ascertain the truth of the extraordi-
nary account OF the divers. On cover
ing the placid surface with oil, these
latter were able to distinguish the
plan OF town, streets, squares and
detached houses marking tho bed of
the lake. The ruddy hue which char
actcrized them led the observers to
suppose that the building had been
covered with the famous vermillion
cement which was used by the Celts,
Cimbri, and probably the early Gals.
There are about 200 houses arranged
over an oblong surface, near the
middle space more open, sup
posed to have been used for public
assemblages. At the eastern ex-
tremity lies n large square tower,
which was taken for rock. A super
fetal investigation seems to indicate
that the construction of these build
ings dates from some centuries before
our era. The Council Vaud has de-
cided to have the site of the dwell
ings enclosed by a jetty stretching
from the land, and to drain off the
water, so as to bring to light what
promises to be one of the most inter-
resting archaeological discoveries of
our day.-Lon0on Daily Telegraph.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-09-08
Public Deb. statement.

NAshINGvoE, :. *. The debt state
mcnt issued to-day shows II decrease 'i
81, So, 900 during the past months; cur
rency, sll, 81, 900; special .und FOB ~
dempton of fractional currency, $500
coo; special deposit of lcsa! tenders for
redemption of certificates deposit, $50,
430 0OC; coin, Sl06,905, 900; coin ccr,i'i-
Gates, s;3S 90, 400; outstanding legal ten
dcrs, $500, 9;G, coo; the anonn: withheld
for payment of military establishment not
appropriated by congress is $500, 900;
bonds issued to Pacific Railroad Co., in
terest payable in lawful money, principal
outstanding, $j4,G23, 5l2; interest paid BY
United States, $50 49, 29; interest paid
by Transportation of mails. etc. $S,G!6,
ESQ; balance of interest paid by United
States, &27,oSl,3iS
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-09-08


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c.vi! service order was "a su.9e:' "' III. -
sion IN cabinet iiet''hS |cSday' ~
was decided something must ~ done IL
was not decided, however. That Cornell
should ne removed for ds0bedlence' ~. .
ter long dclberation, Hayes idea wa- (
maturcd and fully developed 10 cut oil .
cverybody's head because Cornell was 80 |
as to ignore the fiat. The
question of the successors of Collector Ar.
thur, Surveyor Thorpe, and Naval Officer
Cornell, will he considered tomorrow by !
the cabinet.
""' "a
SALT LANE sep, All i'i'hchsc co''
course OF people Morhohs, aposta.es ana
.,en,iieS, viewed tlic rciiia,ls W bilSn"li
Young lying IN stare at tlle lnuethacie'
yesterday Adhirauic arrangements were
maze 10 prevent CONFUSION, lsito,s en.'i
ing at the SCUM e"te vi INC .In'P,o olook
anu ~ one oi 'he sou.Lc;is'e',y uoui' W
inc tan;,nac'c' nho p''ssin. .',aousn nc
cen.er aiiey 10 thc SleaV ai'el Mns'c t.c
CONN g was l,acou, al''os' . Io'.icu WIN VIZ.
l'o"cIs' anu tIteis.''s nV .no nv 7" oNl'
n II.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-09-08

I'll; thea plsce !. . no3HEass oven .n.s
allow them 90 lake one koar- Serve
tnot 10 hosI WITH roiaiag s..re. o<
WITH ersa1 and szxx DxnTliz1
naAs n ths v.g an d>iscsssx
S New Xork Cay. wo~l4 SEEN
10 sz.ks paxks Ser tho nrh- II Che r.
rcrt y % he ef~<fsseA tAz;. sR~ pzrk
eozzza.s~sonerx. = have e~sahlr~seA q
ssyis At drrs. 10 is vora b- E.zs.orx'
xhsa tAsre- -se penAlsy ssE ss4ss-
ting the EzE1foEzz - sad 20 t< snexr
cerxeso1. - . x2grzzf 4. q Ssx York
aunxrsa- Are Nee Horkers try1ny o.
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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-09-08
Business Notices.

~ Mrs.. \ e. Smith j. tho a-rrr tor
D.. Warmers Health CorS.t, the grcate>;
boon uf the Az. ttil or leave uriers al
the residence 81 III. Francis Henry,
Swan:Own.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-09-08

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E=sss IL s4- - c-tr1 - sS.zs. n
the Frazer Fsscr Il ~ .ssai c@~ea, val
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Orr - La "a. Cne Evl- 49, pFo-
dn1rs ssl@5a n aHv aasHatv. BIT
~ 'slz-t.a las ivc. hesides ina
'cer4hle lAy i2rbOrs sai es;Gares
who're sAaon -. l. taken in rTea;
quantities.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-09-08

CAnRoa closed EIik al eia-ggea: tribute to
the eharsrffr. snrryy and sorcsigh; of
the deceased 2y.Ss-tl--
John Tsyisr folioaei eum,aria- the
dezfa of jo~eph Suita wiiA tina; %; iiyig
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ccr~mon;-s al the tabernacle Tie pro
ces-bsa tles fs-zacl. Ia. Tsrisssh o. t~Ai n--
y~ssta.s1s IN tsG era<T cf their r2ak. fol
isx snS iis~ cssrp~x tS tkw cemetery. ~h-re
q 80 aeF~s-Etxd IN the s.ust pErs@rs,i ISr
- rs-eTts~a To walk - fess n ZACH
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in~lae m.aSzrens-af d = ezss-trSsted ~
ezI ssssne y lsrks< xl.S agstirsI Ea1
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Azr<r { a. sspaes .asiczi fo-siasE AL tGe
s.sa~WssK tx1l ~ crzssEt. AM Tie
xhs,lc erass1tezs ser En~asse AMI o-.t.
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Yuz.-. f.rs,s@.. - md kevelz,Sg
w. &r.-:s.~a r..,.
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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-09-08

TIsl> ~FAE = EEsEzTEp
-n1
G. ROSENTHAL.
v h. j. 0s-Gizx th~ EIE~~s >ssck
eT DRY tso4> ever hr@xxh1
~ tar Hi&ee.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1877-10-05

Mr.. John E. Evans has shown Ms 9
sample Of the new kind OF ladies and
Misses hand made button boots he is in
Producing IN this market. They are
manufactured by LOunsbury Bros, and
Rockwell, OF Norwich, CT. The adVan-
tages Of these boots over any previously
made by machinery, Is that they are
made precisely like sewed boots are
made by hand. The work, though done
by machinery, recently Invented, 10 done
in exactly the same manner that q shoe
maker makes q sewed boot, and done In
every respect a. we'll IS the best wsrk-
man could do 1t. Ar. Evans has . sam
pie sole, cat open, showing exactly how
these boots are Gewed, and We advise Ia
dies to not miss seeing them before pro-
Vidiug themselves with winter boot wear.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1877-10-05

There will be meeting OF the Demo.
cratic Central Committee Of Lyon county,
Kansas, at the court house in Emporia,
Kansas, On Saturday, October 9th, 1877.
at o'clock p. m. All Democrats and any
other good citizens desiring to cooperate
with the Democratic party are invited to
be present. The object Of the meeting Is
10 discuss and take into consideration the
course the local Democracy shall pursue
in the immediate future, and to transact
any other business that may come before
the convention. Il. e. NORTON,
Chm Dem. Cen'I Com. Lyon Co.. Is.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1877-10-05

It IL geneTally supposed by . certain
class Of citizens, who are not practical or
experienced. Aasdyspepns can not iuva-
Fia0Iy be cured. INT we are pleased TO
say that Green's August Flower has new
er. to our knoWIal14h failed to cure dys.
pepsls and liver eS0P lalnt in all its forms,
such As sour staRaehs ecstive0ess, sick
spirits, 60, &c. 0titOf a1eO0 dozen bot
ties sold last year. not . single failure uas
reported, but thousands Of compliments.
~ Eesters received from slruggeste Of won
derfal cures. Three doses VIII relieve
any ease. Try &C. Sample bottles ne cent?,
Regular size 70 eeAts. EoE sale hy EenDe.
and By PeEaey & Ryder. 2e-tf
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1877-10-05

DIED.-At Emporia, Kansas, Sept. 18th
1877, Howard. son Of A. Martin and MARY
Jane Henderson, aged 4 months and 2!
days.
Babe gone to sleep-sweetest sleep
Passed from earth to heaven,
Left the loved ones here to weep
Gone TO meet Freddie and Hortie In heaven
Freddie's been gone two years, they say.
And Hortie more than one:
Howard. the baby darling pet
Hrs passed and gone to them.
Sweet little brothers one, two, three
Sleep; your life on earth is ended,
Your gentle spirits have gone to rest
Gone to that world where spirits are blended
". q
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1877-10-05
.NrourcxnrExrs

Fellow Citizens, 1 am . candidate fol
County Treasurer OF Lyon county. and
will be thankful for your support at the
November election. [Ssl w. s. COOK.
We are authorized 20 announce d. A.
Stahl as . candidate for the once Of
County Treasurer at che election in Nov
ember.
We are authorized to announce AAhlon
Stubs IS = candidate, At the ensuing cleo
tiOn, for the Office OF Treasurer OF Lyon
county.
John Hammond will be candidate for
the ONCE Of County Treasurer before the
voters Of Lyon county, at the November
election, and respectfully solIeits their
votes.
for the Office Of County Treasurer.
d. w. EASTMAN.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1877-10-05

Ar.J. II. Gnmth, OF this city, is an
nounced to-day ~ . candidate Ter the
once Of County CommIssioner. Mr..
Grimth is one Of our leading business
men, and enjoys . good reputation In
business and social circles, and has be-
come widely acquainted throughout the
county. We regard Mr.. GrIfith ~ an ex.
cellent citizen and . man Of FIRST clasI
business qualifications, and he would, No
d0ubt. make . capable and Efficient ON.
Ger in any line Of cuty the people might
call upon him to discharge.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1877-10-05
DObblns' Electric Soap.

OObDln0' Electric Soap.
Having obtained the agency of this cele-
brated soap for Emporia and vicinity, we ap-
pend the opinion Of some OF our best people
as to Its merits:
have used "Dobbins' Electric Soap"
made by j L. Cragin q Co., Philadelphia,
Pa, and recommend it as the very best
have ever used. j found tn at when used AC-
coRD!NG TO DIRECTIONS, which are very SIM
pie, that it washes clothes perfectly without
boiling or rubbing, and saves one-half the
time. MRS h e HAUssLER
Dobbins' Electric il all that il Is recon.
mended 20 be. MRS. EAHA TAR3ELL.
It is the best soap I have ever used, and
think that all who give it faithful trial viii
use no other. MRS d. L. CLARK.
think is ia decidedly the best soap 1 have
ever tried. MRS. ANNIE N GRAHAN
It is really a godsend to womenkind.
p" MRS. e. TRAsK.
We desire all our friends and customers t.
give this soap one trial, SO that they may
know just how good1k6b best soap in the U. >
is. JN0.N. BUTLER & CO.
Emporia, Kansas. 2-St
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1877-10-05

st. Louis Excursion Tickets will be on
sale at the II. Z. q T. Land Dept, In
this city, Sept. SOth and October LIST,
I'd, and Sd. Tickets via Hannibal and
river steamer, good until Oct. 10th, and
those By all rail, good for eight days-
Information cheerfully given as to routes,
connections, ETC., to all points In the Un-
ion. All kinds Of tickets for sale at this
once. J.G. RICRARDs.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1877-10-05

HALLS VEGETABLE SIcJLIAN HAIR RI.
MEWEK lie scientific combination Of some Of
the most powerful restorative agents In the
1ss original color. It makes the scalp white
and clean. II cures dan4raR and auRcrs and
fAlling-oUt OF the hair. II fsk1iSAes tie nu-
isked ead snepOFted. Il makes the haiY
most - Gnd glossy, and e unsurpassed as
hatf dressing. Ie Is Ie most econmomical
preparation ever 0Esred TO the public Is 5
effects remain long time, making Only las
OCCASIONAL application necessary. Il Is re-
eomDe0ded and used by eminent medical
men, and o1ctelty endorsed by the State As
sayef 81 Massachusetts. For sale by AL
dealers. 2S-sfzG-I;
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1877-10-05
hh RaMI

Brosoa's Liver FtLs cute hsadashe. bai.
nc1s4ess and Liver complain.
Pr0tea'S Cough BalGam and Tar Tro.
ehes cure coughs, colds, and threat and
lung AAPetions.
BTosgR's Blackberry and Ginger cures
diArrA9a and dyseatery; u IL the great
HemeuYs
DFoSgH'9 AfAfea Ltatmeat Gad SdSve
cure sprains, sweiilngs, sores, bruises and
ulcers.
and loss Of hair, securing q Beautiful Rloes.
PoristoA Lflg Batss bea1siass -
e0npiexio1.
ErskG A9ne PSUs do cure the ehfls..
the above great western remedies for
sale By all druggists y FnPOTia. 1-ae
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1877-10-05

Mr.. Hiidreth, the contractor who II
building the Narrow Gauge, stated in his
speech on Tuesday that on Monday he
had received orders from the east to 60
ahead and push the road bed through
WIN all possible energy, and that he was
now going to grade 1t the rate Of mile
and shalt . day, and would have the
road AniShed and running to the south
line OF the State In twelve months. Nc
one in EmpOria now doubts the speedy
completion OF the road.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1877-10-05

We announce this week as candidates
for County Commissioners, Mr.. L. A.
Wood, and Mr.. %. Lambert, Of Americas.
We have before expressed our opinion
that Mr.. " God has made capable, faith
full, and honest commissioner, and we
have no doubt that Mr.. Lambert Is also
we'll qualified for the position. The issue
between these gentlemen IL In the hands
Of the voters Of the second district.
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Teachers' Examination.

The examination will be held at EN-
pOria, in the stone school house, saturd az
October 9th, commencing at 8 O'Clock q, m
Teachers who hold certificates that will
expire before January 18th, 1878, should
attend this examination, as there will not
be another until that time.
o. B. WHARTON, Co. superintendent,
L. B. Kellogg, Mary J. Watson, Board
Of Examiners. 1t
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1877-10-05

Mr.. David 8, Gilmore 10 announced as
eaAdiaAte;Gce ro-elO-.s0a 70 the, once or
County commissioner. Il IL bus fair 20
say that no man In Lyon county Is better
acquainted with county affairs, or more
capable Of looking after the interests Of
the people in-great a. well ~ In little
things. Mr.. Gilmore IL known 70 rs all.
He has been here from the FIRST, and has
proved not OAly honest and faithful, but
entirely competent 70 discharge any trust
connded 20 him. HIS duties a. . commits
sionsR have been attended TO with zeal
and Ad0llty, and he has evIncsd an intel
ligent judgment and Armness Of purpose
In very imPOrtAnts matter, which have
givsa observing citizens good satIsfAc.
ton, and Il II but natural that many Of
our largest tax payers In both city and
township have requested him 70
b candidate for second term. As .
citizen Mr.. Gilmore has heartily support
ID every public enterprise. assisting In
ell WAyS In his power the growth and
prosperity Of Lyon county and OF EN-
poEia, Andn no man rendered better SERVES
than he did toward the success Of thu
Na1EOW 0BA8oo AAAAAe@11 ~ SSeAu ASV~
more carsrally guarded the Interests and
rights Of the people In TIE handbag 81
The bonds and stock OF tAas entetprIs'
since the bonds were voted. rhjS trQS
- still In the hands Of the bs&rd, mAkiRG
its eo~poUttioa Of more tAAA' usual In
pertance = the people. We could s4y
and woe b pleased TO say much NOR
in behalf e the good policy Of rexslect
Ing - faithful and oosApesant publls Oh
cor ~ M. GonOre has proven to be, bu
learning thai - lste have oppOsitioa Il
The person az aaolAsr verify, we'll quail
iaed citizen. We ptsfsF pat 20 use eur Gel
umns 70 the preindiee 81 either, but Q
leave their respective merits 70 the dc
clsiOn q the people, whose CHOICE VIII b
entirely acceptable Il. rs.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1877-10-05

Now is the tine 10 hx up your coal
boxes and get in supply Of good coal.
watson 4 Grove idrnish the best coal In
Fthis market, at bottom prices, and deliver
Il promptly 70 any part OF the city. Send
In your orders now, for there IL no telling
when . sudden cold snap Win come
alnn0
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1877-10-05

THa HONS NAIKErs.--The sharp frost
and freeze Of Wednesday night Will hur.
~ up the gathering Of NUT and vegetA-
bles. Grain, nouF and pork, are not
changed in price from last week. We
quote como retail prices Of farm produce
~ follows: i-.-
Butter retails at 20 cents, eggs, 12I<;
potatoes, co cents for Early Rose, and 70
fOf Peachblows; Sweet potatoes S1.O0 to
el.60; peaches about gone; tomatoes. 80
cents; Applss, 80 cents to S1.OO; grapes, Z
cents per pound; cabaages, squAShes, &C.,
10 70 ID cents each, crAHberries, 20 cents
Per quart, lemons 70 cents per dozen.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1877-10-05

.. r walkup, not discouraged by his
loss Of 1So acres OF winter wheat, which
hsSowed lAst fall, and which the grass
'hoRpers ats up, has thie' season sown
106- acres 70 wheat. This IL the right
kind Of spirit. and wetEust that Mr.. W.
win next year have . glorious wheat
cF0n. 1890. 4.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1877-10-05

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COLGATE & COaEPANY's name and trade
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