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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-05-21


When Joseph Hirschman was run over
in the Homestead tunnel last Friday.
two-thirds Of the men In town were ready
to swear that tho name Of tho dead man
Van Loan. So great was the personal
likeness that men who had known Van for
years were ready to swear to his identity.
Tho fact that Van Loan had been on .
spree for several days led naturally to the
inference that he had become desperate
and had committed suicide. and II was
upon this superstition tina, the Srws ex-
pressed the opinion that deceased was
drunk at the time Of the accident. Tho
testimony before the Coroner. however.
goes TO show that Hirschman was Of ten
perats habits. and withal. not liable to
commit suicide. Below Is given thu testi-
mony Of several important Witnesses.
a. taken at the inquest in Virginia Last
Saturday:
Al. Yosmans testified that he was the
conductor Of the train which passed
through Gold Hill on its way to Virginia
at half-past J o'clock Friday afternoon. i
knew nothing Of the accident until We ar
rived In Virginia: some Of the train men
discovered blood ON the wheels OF the en-
CINE and reported II to IN . Immediately
te~legrsphed IN Gold Hill TO look In the
Homestead tunnel 20 see II We had In
jured any one. supposed we must have
run over either an animal or . man. 1
soon got an answer that Q man had been
run over in the Homestead tunnel. 10 Ia
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-05-21
rae PALAC. EATING STAND.

For . rosa OF beef une,eeikd In STOREY
county. 70 TO Thomas Hsfron's Eating Stand.
In the Palace saloon. NO. : North O strst,
Virginia City. Frssh oystsrs at oil boar In
ever STYLE. Forty Dinsrs always on hand q
night. For tssiy, homo style Of cooking. and
the best and fresl est VI I'll that the masksts
aford. the Palace Eating stand has no superior.
Try II. apN u
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-05-21
CASH UP.

All parties INDEBTED to the recent Gold Hill
branch clothing store OF jos. BsrnsH are bsre-
BY notified that unisss they conn forward and
settle forthwith thsy will b pat 70 trsabls and
est In the MISTER. q. d. GALLUP, Of The cigar
store In haynsrds bloek. V iullY sethonssd
10 receive said moneys and recsipt for he sann
or the parties can settle with me 81 my store !.
Virginia CITY. Prompt payment 10 d masdsd
viii walt no longer. ma In
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-05-21
IRON A DISTINGUISHED JURisr.

1T have tried ~thsPsauvrAS srsrs. and the
resuit fully s~ustains your prediction. II hes
made 3 new man OF me -infused into my Us
tenn new vigor and energy. ! an no Longer
trsmuloas and dsbililated - when you last
capacity for labor, mental and physical, than
q any time during the last i've yesrs." soId
By ell druggists.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-05-21
IMpORrkD CIGARS.

imported Pumueigu. Bouquets, santiasos;
two for twenty-five cents; the bcst ard cheap Of
eisars In the State. Gail AMI w them 81 Sum
msrnsid's, Main street. opposite JSnss' drug
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-05-21
ACCIDENTALLY KILLED.

Verdict OF tho Csrsaer's Jury On
ths Csss OF Joseph Hirehmas.
who Was Cut In Two by the
Cars The Deceased = Man of
Temperate Habits.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-05-21
4 CARD.

To all Who arc sufering from the erors and
indi.crstions Of youth. nervous wsafness, ssriy
decay, los OF manhood. sts- I will send .
receipt that will cure you. yRnl OF uAnon
This great rsinsdy vas discovered By mission.
arg In south America. send Q ~,elf-addrsssed
envelope 10 the REV. JorEPH Z. iNhAh.
Station ID, Dlble House, Nov Yorf City.
mh4O 6m
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-05-21

r.r vrs.,iing-match between AN VIII
liam. and James Wilcox a, the Washington
mor..- an the Divide. last Saturday. wa
ll0cIared a draw by the Judges. II lasted
for nearly four hours.
The Young Active players were again
-,.,o,,ou. Yesterday in their contest
ssnssn.ss picied nine. Baseball IL ATTRACT
~ eonsiaersble attention Just now.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-05-21
STOCK REP0nr.
llzroHrsD pAnr ut n. r. xxArNs a co..

San Francisco Board.
TINS NoaSrss.
$50 ophir. o., sS.sS
500 MsxicAn. Ss.St
US Gould a Curry. St.bs
-, .sss s s:ia : Biz sss ~. nv 10. 70: H. ]. s:s ny ID. AN
go savase. ~. 40, ato
lics Con. Virginia. cs
isS Cho'isr Potsi. q. 2ik
SIS Hale 4 Norcross. l %, Las
SOS Co vn Point. 81. SO
70 Ysllsw Jacket. So
2i65 imperial. t0c. sSc
100 ksntuek. 8. 81
$40 Alpha. ~. 9s.9
4D B~leh.r. $k.t
10 Connienee. 3
80 sistr. Nevada is, 1871 IN
~ Utah.
30 Bullion. ~. . -. $40
IS Exchsqner. las. 7yOe,
20 Seq. Bsleher. Is. 10
ios5 o,srmsn. nS. iis. ~. ii.. II
500 Ja.tiee ~. t.i,.t lo. Lt', ~, Ito. AS
100 Julia, Lilo. liS
so Caledonia. ~. LIS. i.so
LAO Morning star. AGO
50 Alta. IN
AIS Andes. zoe
loo levlsthAn. 3c
40 Trojan, CSC. fec. Tc
.kssios TINS AyrrRSooS.
50 julia, LIS
cas- imperial. t0c
io Crown Point, 5z. 81
1910 CaliforniA. IN. Nj
80 rierra Nevada. N
" Ovcrman. 10. 81
20s Con- Virginia. Is
20 Exeheqasr. lbs
80 Justiee. ~
10 Mexican. 81
IS Ophlr. "
- bullion. ~
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-05-21
sUTToCAriNo COUCH.

In . letter to Mrs.. Isle, Of Chicago, . wen
known contributor 70 the western prsss, shs
sserbes tho cure Of dangerous cough. tSeom.
panied By bleeding ct he lung, 70 hae,s
Honey Of Horehound and TAI. ny cou9h,..
but tSs Houey OF Horshound and Tar hAs
rsmoved sysry uscs OF t." tbs lsttsf va %
. LADY friend IN TIL. city. Who IA: plsesd y q
nue. fiks's Toothsehs Drops sars In GO
minute
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-05-21
O. II. GALLUP.

o. II. GALLUP. opposite the Bank Of cslifor-
mia, ooid Hill, keeps constantly on hand III
favorits brands az Imported Cigar. ohoios Bit
cigars. all II do OF chewing tobacco. mssr.
schAum pipes, nuts, candles, nns cutlery, and
tors and fabcy goods OF all kinds. cps IN
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-05-21
BRoNCHrTI@

llrom John Flag. Esq.. Of psnninstsa, y. H
"Thrss ysars since I WAS very much sseuesd
with . dreadful congh. which resulted u bron.
difficult % spcak In an audible votes. 10 tbs
was a1del s,yers night svsats. and I ~ tear.
ful OF going into q Decline Aftsr fecosfss 70
various remedies 70 no pu,pose. ! ns1e - o.
DR.. Wistar's paIran OF wild Cherry. . fs6 bot.
ties Of which fully restorvd me 70 healtn.
since that tlmsi have bad several severe ~
taeks Of cough, bat the baisam has Always ~.
should not know how 70 do without Il"
Sold By all drusRists. j
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-05-21
A RAyoRARLE NoronIErY.

The good reputation Of Browns Bronchial
Troches for tha relief Of coughs. colds and
throat diseases, has given them . favorable
notorieiy. 10
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-05-21
Clusters Brave Boys 10 DO Buried with
Military Honors.
lsrsciAL DisrArcurs 70 the Com HILL
DNlr NEws.l

DAirr NEws.l
E~x.Presideus Lerdo and the Rishts
of Amer,r.. C~,ti..u..
a. $500 o...-.,
Io.is' nay I"PAs'eu
through here last night from Texas en-
route to Chicago. 10 consult with General
s...,,.. zu..,,.. A.. ,h...,., ,,..-
sion OF Mexico from mo Iefas ooruer.
Several prominent citizens Of San Antonio,
Texas, including Colonel Baker, Depot
o-r.,,.,u..,sr a, IA, Anto,io. arrived
here ON the same train and report much
alarm along the Texas frontier with refer
snee 70 ,he moycmen, OF eh'iresiaen.
-, .~or,. ~ r.;n.,:,. Sim.sif =. Prs.is
DENT Of MEXICO : that there il much &C.
tivity along the Rio Grande by his parti.
sans that Generals Escabado and Padre
vasquez are his chief supporters; that
the latter has raised aud equipped COO cav
airy within o few days past ; that several
shipments Of arms recently arrived at San
Antoaio ; that recruiting 10 rapidly going
ON and that Lerdo evidently intends 10
make American soil his base OF supplies
and operations until he is strong enough
to AXE . stand In Mexico, TINS Is what
aaIms Anhsr oh 'n. , s.. y, %anass,
Ord ba. zone 10 Chicago 10 Law III. matter
before Sheridan and obtain definite in
slrueuoni as 70 VIVA. sourse ne 'haii Pu..
mv ~. a., mo..",an, in 49,, In Js,:
-s-,.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-05-21
Arrival. Yesterday Mera,.x.

II Y Joseph JrJones John Mus.sle
JsS williams w II stone TIE Kelly . lam
q d Hall . VT Mrs French Hatch
Mr. ID n DRAG Nsntsrlip nv Drake vi
gu Good J Kennedy h Meksnny a
q Lynch wife wife
a LeArnhArt J q Moore Miss DattermAn
All udsbury q fAm
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-05-21

Samuel ]. Tilden TO the
Front Once More.
NE PROPOSES TO CONTEST THE
SEAT or PRESIDENT HAYES.
he Will not Down at the
Peoples Bidding.
OHIO ENDORSES the pREsI-
DENTS POLICY.
Trouble Anticipated on Our Mexican
Frontier.
A NORTH CAROLINA TOWN DE.
srROYkD ny FIRE.
Clusters Brave Boys to be Buried with
Military Honors.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-05-21
Minister Beale.

WASHINGTON. May 2i.-Gsneral Beals,
Minister to Austria. who accepted Office on
condition that be should not be required
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-05-21
The Mon,nnn ImbregIIe.

WASHINGTON, May Ar. L. Fish.
Chairman Of the Territorial Republican
Committee Of Montana, after calling upon
tho President yesterday, and learning
from him personally that the charges
against Governor Potts had been dismissed.
replied to the action Of the President by q
printed letter addressed to him in which
The charges against Potts are emphaii-
cally reiterated.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-05-21
HuxoARr BECOMING EXCITED.

BucHAxEsr. Nay 1i.-The indications
are that the Russian army 10 In no hurry
about the crossing the Danube. II 10 az
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-05-21
A r.~a Destroyed by Fire.

NEW YoRx. May 2i.-A He'aif' Nor
folk VA special says: Intelligence has
reached this city Of the total destruction
Of the town Of Cresswell. near Plymouth,
North Carolina. by fire, on Friday night.
All the United States mails in the Post
Office were consumed. But little insur-
snce was held in tho town by property
holders aud the greatest distress prevails.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-05-21
EUROPE.
Details or the Battles at
Arabian and
KarS.
the TURKISH ARMY ON THE
DANUBE.
Trouble Breaking Out in
the Sultan's Par.
lament.
RUMoRfp ALLIANCE BETWEEN
GERMANY, AUSTRIA AND
ENGLAND.
THE CRISIS IN THE FRENCH
REPUBLIC.
fsProIAL DisrArouxs TO " Com HILL
pAur Nrws.l

IsProIAL DisrArours TO " Coin HILL.
pAur Nrws.l
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-05-18

4 MISTAKEN CALL.--The Newton
journal tells the following good one :
"Ihcy have preachers and preachers
IN Des Moines, Of all varieties md
hues OF belief, besides quite u mum.
her az * preachers. Or one Of the
latter sort II good story Ii told us NJ
follows. He had been zenlonsly IN
gngcd for som. years In preaching
the gospel. after his fashion. In sen-
son nnh out VI season, Int generally
quite nnscnsoncd Id tho matter nntl
manner. II was poor pay he got,
md Il must MISC b. admitted It WAS
poor preach he gave. Finally he
broke off short without u surrender
Of credentials or farewell discourse.
4 good brother inquired trnderly In
10 the matter To know the reason for
such nm abrupt termination Of sacred
functions. WELL" said the * divine
I'll tell you the plain truth. brother.
| went into tho business with all my
might, mind md soul, honestly be.
lirvlns h.. cnll IL preach. ]
didn't E,.t IN very we'll, nna Ind 4
iakr my ray in beans mil onions
nnd other truck NJ that sort. with III
occasional tender VI fractional eur.
rensy 10 help me along tic rugged
journey 81 life. ! wrcs,led with III.
matter IN prayer day and night. hill
snspceting there had been u mistlk.
somewhere, and finally II NIL caine
10 me M clear as daylight, I'll.
call was Intended for another Nun 81
Ill. sam. i.anc. cousin IT mlnc down
IN Warren county, and II hui som.
WY h,.n miss sent, nnl 20 ! quit
brother. I lid.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-05-18
All kinds Of tin work done
to order with ncatncss and
dispatch. gar
Original .v'Otirr.

NJ. A Mct'artcv. piainiilr. ". Johan-
IN Dsvinc, John pc,tne, Mary Callahan,
three hrothorx l.aughlin, llore Names
and residences nrc unknown, IL three sis.
tcrs III Patrick l.auglllin. deceased,
whose nNmrs nnd residences arc IN
known. defendants.
To the ID sfcnslants above named
Yon nrc hereby notified TINT there Ii
ON Ole In the office u the clerk of the Gir.
cult Court. In md for ,he e.mnty Of How
ard. State NJ Iowa. n petition ofthc Plain,
ill above mn med, claiming Of you that ihs
title be qnci ad NJ ngains. yo,, 10 the follow
ing described real property situated Nv
Howard county, Iowa, to.wlt:
Lots No. eleven ILL nni twelve tia) In
hlork No, thirty-siN l:i0p IN the town VI
crcscO. Iowa. snld property belonged a,
deceased. wko died Al,nNt Gsrt 10. 1879
having Mrst executed hs Inst Will md tcs.
lament whereby ht btlHeAtLei sai,l rcal
estate 10 tho I'M and certain pcrs onaI
property 10 the above nafnp.l Defends MtA
That the names and residences of ths
three brothers md three sis: crs 81 said do
ceased nrs unknown 10 l,l'M., lie havini
mace dllsEent search mil inquiry for thcm
hai,l will was duly admitted 10 probate nj
the Nov term is7U VI the Circuit tour
IL lova. In and for Howard county. ans
since las been destroyed by Are with nj
the records thereof. The abovc nnmcd m.
mentioned defendants are the heirs of sai /
deceased and ~ such are interested In sAl,
will and said petition Asks that The TIL,
10 said preMlses b. qnietCd In plain
TIL AZ against them and TINT the record b
said will be reinstnlsl and restored, nm,
thar Plaintiff ~ executor Ut said will b,
insrsictrd as u hls duties and permitted 4,
carry out the provisions Vi said will undo
the order VI The Court.
Aad that unless you appear thereto nm,
dsfcA i before noon OF thc second day =
the next term OF the said court appoinie,
10 be held NJ the court House Ia s1i,
County. commencing On the nth day o
June. lH77. your default will b. vnterv,
and = Jndgincn. rendered against ",
thereon, In accordance With the prayer .
said petition.
IL 4 MCCARTHY
2A,8 Atty for rl'n
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-05-18

Hes Or. Pa,toN's Experience.

Al ihn National Temperance -
ei.i,v convention In Nm York,
Tuesday. according ~ ihs Tribune
report. ny. Dr Patton III New
lIavsn. Who began fif's ses.n ,rnrs
ago ID tight inieinrrtan.r In New
York, SAIL that II wn~ n.sssA-s.l. ~
POUR water on the publ. until thu
alcohol became 50 diluted lin, IL lost
| III. power ~ insoxiea,iun When. In
ls.a. h. determined IA preach against
the giag shops. friend advised him
/ Ia omit the temperance passages I'm
the sermon, a. certain persons ha.l
Threatened % pclt him With rotten
apples and eggs. and tn break up tho
,hn~c persons that hr would preach,
ana ihn' hc should expect them. H.
wits holi enough ID take fnr Ills text,
l"cry out, and spare not" The
church was full. hut the apples ind
eggs failed. The next morning Il
grocer, who was also rum. seller
sent him quantity III groceries IN Il
mark Of appreciation. The grocer
said that any one who hal the conr.
age to attack the snIr OF alcohol,
liquors IN the city ~ New York shoult
have his support. Ii was boil,
thing t. prcnch against drinking II
iAaO, Pcrpl. Went IL funerals II
rren' numbers and s,uil until III,
procession started. They woul,
have been ~ much surprised IL lin,
no corpse ~ no liquor. In thos,
days hc WAS called crazy. or at lcns
lndisrrcct, ~ some of his brethren
Of the church H. thought tn
granting of licenses tn sell iiuno
was hllifnl."
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-05-18
ENDORSEMENT In Fayetts Co.

The last West Union Gazette on.
neulres. with evident regret, TINT
tx Auditor Sutherland. OF that conn.
", falls short In settling up with the
county. hy nearly ~ 100. nnd ~ four
months have passed since he retired
from Office, he stands \ dcfanltcr IN
that sum. His bonasmcn are good
for Il. and Il portion. at least, can b.
ma,lc out Or his own property. This
Ii the first ease OF the kind In North
crn Iowa. for some time, and W. Ito
not clearly understand how such a
dcfalcution arises. An Auditor Ii
not q financial officer; and how he
becomes a custodian for go much
money, or can get aheed"of his sui
nry Ia that extent, We Ito not
clearly apprehcnd. DEBORAH Eel'nt-
iitnn.
From redcmptions from tax SALES
he might become the custodian Of
moneys 10 even n greater sum. IN
ts.tet on school fund loans ~ we'll
a. principal might come into liz
hands ~ liz II the custodian Ut I'll.
securities upon which the payments
arc made.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-05-18

il will be Il matter uf interest 10 NIL
our readers who are DESTROYS of
adjoining their homes, 10 know that
there Inns been incorporated In New
York Il Stock Company with Il cnsh
capital ~ II quarter ~ Il million
~ dollars. for the manu-
factule III Pianos. which will b. sold
direct 70 the rrnpl. III factory prices.
Its nume Il tse Mcniclsruhn Piano
Co, Office No. 5ti Broadway, New
York. These Pianos msuir onr Of
Tn. finest displays nj the Centennial
Exhibition, and were unanimously
recommended for tho Diploma OF
Honor and Medal az Merit. This
Company arr the iirSt 70 III grnrr.
NJ business with the purchaser direct
saving him more than one hall tlr
price charged w. Other ilrst-c class
makers. We would commend any III
our readers who l,ay. any i,l.n III
eyer buying u piano, al end for their
ILLUSTRATED! nnl Descriptive Gata.
lnrt.. which vii! Il. nailed fre. Ia
ull
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-05-18

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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-05-18
Our Wheat Supplies.

The total supply ~ wheat IN allths
markets Of thu United States on April
lst. 1877. was s.64l ,4:i6 bushels,
against l5,ial lbs In the correspond.
ing date III 1876, anil lO.OnO.O 600 bush.
els on the 9Th IL April. 1879. The
dcliv.ii.. IN the West river and lake
ports Mns.
23o.a1a bushels on April 7. ISL.
co. ,S3s bushels on April 7. 1876.
100000 bushels IN April Z. 1876.
The stock In New York was l.7sa.
Dol bushels. against 3.3o3n1I In 1876
These mr. figures which answer
tle query of Il correspondents ns Il
the large it,lsane. in brrad-tufis. 5
Ner York F,.Iless.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-05-18

At n meeting OF the Chicago, Mil.
waukec 4 st. Paul railroad stock
holders held In Milwaukee May l,
tho president submitted thu thirteenth
ANIMAL report, showing The gross
earnings III the rnnd for "a; were ~.
OSl,l7l, Il decrease over the previous
year 0f $!Ol I'll. Op.raiIn. rxrrns
~ were ~ Nh. IA. il decrease " Sal7,.
O9O, Net earnings II. Ion. 81, incrcus,
&in.l67. Passengers carried ,l54, isl
an increase Of lM.NJl, Altogether
the showing Il favorable. despite til.
bal year: the short wheat crop, poor
market for lumber and the dcprcs
sion ri times.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-05-18

II every member of Congress
were 10 indorse nnd net upon the
civil service principles, which, ne.
cording To arnhlie letter. are 10 guide
Hon. Ben Hill, Senator from Georgia.
there would hc IN end e. all trouble.
H. will not seek n position for any
ri his constituents. hut will chccifnlly
give any information he may possess
10 the President. II asked, before the
nomination Il nude, aud 10 I'll. Sen.
nte In passing IN the nomination,
He holds that member OK Congress
" u trustee II the public good. When
therefore. n member selects on. mp.
plIcant fur office hc alsiicatcs his
position of trustee for all, and bc.
comes the attorney for one. Der
Hill Ii II level headed statesman.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-05-18

nsi.InI'~ MONTHLY MA.AxisE fni.
JIM. Th~ June number III nalln,. !,
Magazine II already ISSUED. nnl will
command the attention ~ TIL. Who'll.
rcndina public, for II Ii full III nice
engrnvings, tho best III stories. til.
choicest II poetry, and three pages ii
II. Qund's fun anil humorous matter,
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