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The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1884-11-08
Notes Abont Town.

The residence of Miss Sallie
Dorsey, at the head of Main street,
has been undergoing some repairs
and improvements.
The abutments of the Decker's
Geek bridge have been completed.
The Price building on Long Alley
is fast approaching completion.
-Morgantown has News Depot
at last. Walter MADEIRA has rented
the room on Walnut street recently
occupied by Elias Ring and will keep
all manner of magazines, papers,
pamphlets DC. Something Of the
kind has long been needed in this
place and will be great convenience
Maj. and Mrs. Lee gave an unus-
ually pleasant tea party to select
company of friends last Saturday
evening. The guests were Lieut..
Wilson, Of the United States Army,
Rev. Mr.. Crawford. Chaplain of the
University, and Professors Wiley,
Purinton, Lorentz, Lyon, Stewart
and White.
The University boys voted
among themselves Tuesday morning
with the following result: Cleve-
land 4S, Blaine SO, St. John /, of
these there were 10 Republicans and
IL Democrats of voting age
Rev. Mr.. Finney and family
have moved into the property on
Boundary street lately occupied by
Mr.. Lazear. Mr.. Lazear and family
have gone to Pittsburgh.
Some small boys undertook to
fresco the entire town Sunday night.
They left their turkey tracks on
every wall, doorstep, pavement and
post in town.
MIR. and Mrs. B. G. Wilson were
given a regular horse-fiddle serenade
last Tuesday night.
The board of education has Just
the public schools Of the
place with dictionaries. They were.
purchased of Mr.. Wade.
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Vaudeville Matters.

MAIDsvILLE, Nov. 3.-Jasper Stone
will soon be himself again. Bot there
are two other new cases since my last
report, d. b. Waters and Mollie
Boyles. Some fear lest the fever will
continue to spread.
Thomas H Tapp talks of going to
Braxton county soon.
w. w. Tapp, will teach school near
Stewartstown the coming winter.
Mr.. Theadore Taught, of the Uni
versity, spent last Saturday hunting
in this neighborhood and visiting at
F. Fl. Tapp's.
Franklin Coalbank expects to move
over the river one day this week.
Van Buren, Everley makes frequent
visits up the river lately. There must
be something very attractive up there.
w. W. Tapp and f. NJ. Cushman
will soon have the new bridge done
in this place.
D. B. Waters is putting a new roof
on his store house.
Will Keener was in this vicinity
one day last week buying cattle.
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Wise Words.

WISE, Oct. 3l.-Mrs. Elizabeth
Cumberle,lgc died very suddenly on
the 23d of Oct, 1854
The Baptist protracted meeting is
going on under the management of
Rev. Joseph Clark, of New Free
port, Pa.
Messrs Joseph Thomas and o. j.
Barr were going home few evenings
ago driving an oxteam attached to q
wagon. The oxen became scared at
something and ran away throwing
Mr.. Thomas off the wagan and hurt
ing him pretty badly. Mr.. Barr stuck
to the wagon and also got hurt rather
severely.
Mobley Bros. are building new
dwelling honse in town.
We are having siege of rain and
mud at the present time.
A. j. sSantee, we learn has sold
his home farm to James Hagan, of
Wadestown. Mr.. Santee intends to
locate in the west in the near future.
A great many hogs have died just
across the Pennsylvania line, of
verd peculiar disease.
Messrs. Dean and Hartly are rap
idly finishing James Collins dwelling
house at Cross Roads.
Wheat in this section looks very
bad on account. of the past dry
weather
The drummers are as thick in town
as flies around a molasses keg.
We learn that q few nights ago
some unknown persons obtained a
small Blaine and Logan flag and
erected it over a building of A. L.
Minors in town they also stuffed
Mr.. Minors stove fiuc full of cabbage
heads.
Levi Stiles lost fine horse few
days ago.
Mrs. Haines and her daughter,
Miss Maggie, of Wadestown, are Wis
iting at Mr.. 0. J. Deans and Mr.. w.
F. Staggers'.
A large lot of fruit trees and ever.
greens passed through town recently.
They were intended for parties below
here.
Mr.. Luther Hawkins and sister
Miss Mary, of Buffalo, w. Va, were
visiting friends here last Saturday
and Sunday.
Hurrah for the New DOMINION; may
it find place in every home in
West Virginia, for we can truly say
the New DOMINION is paper among
the papers. Long may it live and
prosper.
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Alexander T. Hess, Administrator az
William Chesney, dec'd--PlfY.

John A. Ollie, Oliver H. Ollie, Mary
Ellen Brookover and Josephus 8. Brook.
over her husband, John II. Holman,
Trustee, William b. Long and John W.
Long, Executors Of George T. Long
decd, Martin V. G. Brookover, George
c. Sturgiss Special Commissioner, and
Mary Jane Shafier widow Of George C.
Shafer decd--Defts.
In chancery in the Circuit Court Of
Monongalia County, West Virginia.
By the decree Of the 25th Of October.
1884, rendered in this cause the UNDER
signed Commissioner of said Court =
directed to ascertain and report any and
all liens against the said forty five acres
of land in the bill mentioned and the
order of priority Of liens thereon, n any.
and the amounts thereof.
End, Whether the said Mary j. ShAfor
Is entitled to dover therein. and II %.
whether or not she claims such dover
and when and how she made and assert.
ed such claims.
Sd, That said Commissioner also ascef-
tain the real and true cash value Of said
forty-five acres of land on the third day
of October, 1874, the date of the deed
from the said george G. Shafer to Martin
V. G. Brookover, and whether or not
the said Alexander I. Hess as such Adj
ministrator, elects to pay her, the said
Mary j. Shafer, interest on one third
part of said valuation during her nat.
ural life in lieu of dover in kind in said
land. together with anything else deemed
pertinent by said Commissioners, or
especially requested by any Of the parties
hereto
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Proceedings efshc October oes>
siOm 1S64.


1 (Contiuued from issue Of 25th ult
LAW.
State VS. Theodore McCord, INSIDE
meanor, confessed for 70 hnc aud
costs.
State VS. Wallace and Porter mis-
demeanor, confessed for $40 fine and
costs.
State VS. John Book, misdemeanos.
confessed for $40 fine and costa 10
three cases.
State va Penn and Shapes. mis-.
demeanor, confessed for $40 hae and
costs.
State VS. VIM j. Turner, felony, for
stealing $50 from LEROY Kiger. Trial
by jury and verdict Of guilty. Sen
fenced to three years confinement In
the penitentiary.
The grand jury found indictments
in AZ cases.
John f. Price, administrator Of
Mary Tenant, deceased, defendant
below, appellant VS. Amanda Ten.
nant, plaintiff below, appellee, on an
appeal. Jury, verdict and Judgment
against appellant for $115.
w. l. Sturm & Co. VS. McGallaher
and Kinsley, petition for appeal; re
fused.
Thomas NJ. Jackson vs. The West
Virginia Midland Railway company,
assumpsit. Plaintiff RECEIVERS o..
29691.
S. n. Burk VS. r. S. Morris, case
dismissed.
S. S. Powell, j. o. Holland, j. +,
Stansberry, Joseph Stansberry and
+. I. Holland were appointed Trus-
tees of Hopewell NJ. p. church, Gin.
ton district, on petition of William
Holland and 80 others, being Z ma.
jority of the members of said society.
John II. johnson VS. George Smith
and others; referred to Jno. j. Brown,
Commissioner.
Margaret Anderson VS. Eliza Rym
er's heirs and others; sales Of land
confirmed.
VIM. Chesney's Admir- vs.. o. n.
Ollie and others; referred to Brown,
Commissioner.
VIM. j. Lees Admir- W VIM. j.
Lees heirs; referred to Dent, Com
missioner.
John Devin's Admir- VS. Joseph e.
Devrne and others; referred to Dent
Commissioners
A. I. Hess VS. George Weaver's
heirs and others; decree confirming
assignment Of dover and for sale az
residue of land.
Second National Bank vs. Claracy
M. Lee and others and Nancy Mar
tin VS. Jno. w. Woodruff and others;
referred to Brown, Commissioner.
Rebecca Anderson and husband
VS. Moore and Warner; referred to Dent
Commissioner.
William r. Huffman and others;
dismissed without prejudice to the
plaintiff bringing new suit.
OFFICERS.
Richard +. Fast gave bond and
qualified as Clerk of this Court for
the unexpired term ending Dec. 81,
1884, and for the full term commenc.
ing January !, 1885.
NJ. M. Dent was appointed Deputy
by r. +. Fast, Clerk of this Court.
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Pres AND FLEAs-The editor of the
West Newton Press made a trip over
land to Morgantown few days ago
and this is what he has to saw about
our section :-"Returning via Browns
vile, passing through New Salem and
Fleatown. Judging from the size OF
the latter it is well named. At
Brownsville we were surprised to find
such a dilapidated state of affairs.
Although old and aristocratic as it is
the pigs wallow on the main thorough
fare and in front of the leading hotel"
-Brownsoile Clipper.
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A LIST of letters remaining I'M
claimed in the postofiice at Morgan
town, w. Va. Nov l, 1884; Harry
Brand, Thos. Cook, Newton Hunter,
Richard Hatcher, John +. Sumpter,
Joseph Moran, Mrs. Henry Stimel,
Mr.. Sterling, Annie G. Wilson, A.
Mitchefc. F. A. DERING, p. NJ.
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SLAcK-WArEn IMpRoyEMENrs.-.Tbe

SLACK WATER IMPROVEMENTS The
repairs on lock No. 8 have been COM
pleted and the work is now much
better than ever before. 1t is said
that there is no doubt Of its durabil-
ity this time. The new lock, No. 8,
at the mouth Of Dunkard, is under
full Roadway and before long it too
will be finished and the line will be
complete to Morgantown. Work on
No.Sis being pushed rapidly every day
in the week not excepting Sunday.
The intention is to get it above high
water mark before cold weather sets
in. Pool No. 7 is already full of
water, and pool No. 6 is filling up.
We may get out of the woods yet,
railroad or railroad.
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CUpIDs FREAKs-THEY WHO ONCE
WERE Two ARE Now BUT ONE.--Mt
Morris, Pennsylvania, was the scene
of very pleasant social affair last
Friday evening. On that occasion
Miss Winona V. Hayes, daughter of
Manliff Hayes Esq. of this place, was
welded to Mr. B. G. Wilson, of Ka
nawha county. The ceremony was
performed about o'clock in the eve
ming by Rev. Mr.. Weese of Mount
Morris. The groom is the son of a
very substantial farmer near st AL
bans in the Great Kanawha Valley
and had been q student at the Uni
versity here for nearly year and a
half. The bride is well known in
Morgantown and vicinity and is
quite popular.
Here's to their health
And here's to their wealth,
May every JOY surround them"
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1884-11-08

LADIES and Gents Camel Hair,
Scarlet Wool, and common grades Of
Underwear at Chadwick's. Wewould
call special attention to one number
Gents Scarlet Wool that beats all
creation.
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Ladies Wraps Cheap at Chad
wlck's. You can depend on get
tinn q decent article without pay
Ing an extravagant prloe.
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PocxEr Book LosT.-A pocket
book containing about $ll2 in money
and two notes. one signed by /. 0. d.
W. J. Sangston for 1851 so; the other
by S. f. Altman for $6.47 AMI paya-
bic to Dilliner d Cagey. was lost by
me near the Wallace House in Nor
gantown on Nov. 3d. The notes are
of no value to the finder. A liberal
reward will be paid for the return Of
the pocket book and its contents.
LEWIS DILIINER.
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The piles of Boots and Shoes at
Chadwick's from common to finest
grade are going off rapidly and you
can depend on getting something good
and reliable at Unreasonable prices.
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COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
MoRGANTowN, w. VA,
October 40. 1874

M0KGANTOWN, w. VA,
October 80, 1884.
The Plaintiff and Defendants in tho
herein named cause win please take
notice that have fixed
Saturday, Dscsmber oth, 1854,
at my office aforesaid to proceed to q.
ecute the aforesaid order of reference. q
which time and place you and each AZ
you are notified to attend.
Given under my hand
JOHN J. Brown.
Commissioners.
MEssRs. KEcK 4 HoUoH,
Counsel for Complainant.
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THOSE excellent Flannels at Chad.
wick's, all wool and good weight sur.
prise everybody, at rs cents per yard.
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The cheap l24 cent Dress Goods
at Chadwick's have never been ap-
preached in price by any other 6rm
in our town.
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MoRGANTowN GRADED SCHOOL
ROLL OF HoNoR.-List of pupils
neither absent nor tardy for the
month ending Oct. 80 1884:
Division D-Miss Anna Campbell
Teacher
Anna Barthelow, Mollie Shriver,
Alice Cobun, Lucy Slime,
Anna Hackney, Daisy Rice,
Lou Hogue, James Carraco,
Blanche Protzman, Roma Gregg,
Ida Pastorius, James Lazier,
Grace Protzman, WILDER Robe,
Addie Reay, George Reay,
Ada Wade. II
Division C-Miss Dora Dorsey,
Teacher.
Mary Hayes, Ralph Downs,
Anna Kitchens, Harry Downs,
Louise Huston. George Hogue,
Nora Joseph, Lonnie Protzman,
Rosea Reay, Eddie Slack,
Maud Rice. IL
Division B-Miss Laura Shisler,
Teacher.
Jessie Dent, Chas. johnson,
Bessie Murphcy, Geo. Hines,
Myrtle Protzman, Ernest Rice,
Emma Vangilder, Raymond Rice,
Lou Wade, Frank Pride,
Jessie Gregg. IL
Division A-Miss S. r. Coyle,
Teacher.
Bessie Marsteller, Frank Brown,
Sallie Laughed, Ray Bricker,
Gay Laughed, Bernie MADEIRA,
May Laughed, Clarence St Clair,
John Casselberry, Willie st Clair, 10
High School-Principal and Miss
Elite Boyers, Teachers.
Flora Baker, Lena Rumble,
Cora Hoffman, Eddie Snider,
Maud McVicker.
THos. E. HoDGEs,
Principal
The New DOMINION and Wheeling
weekly Tnfelli0eucAy g. 30 a wear
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Come in and see the first and
only steam printing Office in Monon-
gala county.
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DIsLocATEp SHoULDER.-Last Mon
day as VIM. e. Anderson, son of ID.
/. b. Anderson, of the Flats. was
crossing Falling run bridge his horse
became frightened and in leaping
stumbled and fell, throwing its rider
TO the ground and dislocating his
shoulder. DIR. Mackey was called
and Anderson is now doing very we'll.
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CANTON Flannels, Muslins, Red
Flannels, Plain and Trilled, Fine and
Common White Wool Flannels, in
full stock and bottom prices at Chad
wick's.
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The greatest bargains Of all Is
at ChadWick's, In all wool cash
meres, assorted c0lors, fine and
heavy, beautiful shades only Scots.
a yard.
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News DEpor.-For your Daily and
Weekly Papers, Magazines and Fash
ion Books, or any thing in the read
ing line, call at the News Depot on
Walnut Street. Back numbers or
anything not on hand will be furnish
ed on short notice.
WALTER MADEIRA
A News Dealer.
The NEW DOMINION and Wheeling
weekly Regisfer 92.75 a year.
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May every Joy surround them.
AN ELoPEMENT-A MARRIED Won.
AN OF 35 Runs OFF WITH You've
MAN OF 19.-The country round about
Granville, this county, is in consid-
cradle little whirl of excitement over
recent disgraceful elopement in
that neighboihood. For some time
past William johnson, young man
of Is or 10, had been working as q
farm hand for Lewis c. Cole, who
lives about a mile from Granville.
a week or two ago Mr. Cole began
to suspect that his wife was too in
innate with johnson. Not wishing
to have the report made general he
made as little noise about it as pos
sible and still let Johnson remain at
his house. Last Thursday morning
Mrs. Cole, who is about 35 years of
age and the mother of four small
children, took the hack at Laurel
Point for Fairmont and went from
there to Grafton where it is generally
understood that johnson was to meet
her. Cole followed his wife as far as
Laurel Point entreating her to return
to her home and to her helpless chill
dren, but all in vain. 1t is thought
that she and johnson went straight
to Texas where Mrs. Coles father
lives. Johnson is an unusually hard
character, capable of anything that
is low, mean and disgraceful. Mrs.
Cole had hitherto been highly res
pected by her neighbors and the
whole community was greatly shock
ed ut the escapade. Mr.. Cole is
substantial farmer and is very much
grievcd at his wife's behavior, which
he cannot explain.
A PRINTING OFFICE AND EDIToR's
RESIDENCE BURNED--Mo FIRE BUGS.
Fridays InteUigencer gives the
following account of destructive
fire at Moundsville:
About one o'clock yesterday morn
ing fire was discovered issuing from
the Office Of the Reporter, an old two
story frame building on c street, and
so rapidly did the flames spread over
the dry wooden walls that nothing
could be done toward staying or ex-
tinguishing them until the building
was smoldering mass Of ruins.
Not only was the printing office con-
sumed, but the fire was communi-
Gated to an adjoining frame dwell
ing house. also belonging to Mr..
Rock, and it was also totally de-
stroyed.
In the printing office were three
printing presses, large quantity of
newspaper and job type, about three
hundred fonts in all, and the usual
stock and furniture of weekly pa
per. This was all, of course, a total
loss. Little or nothing was saved
out Of the dwelling house. The loss
on the two buildings is placed at from
$4,000 to $4,000, and the value of
the furniture, machinery and fixtures
in the two houses will be about the
same, making from $4,000 to $4,000
in all. On this there was no insur-
ance.
The fire was undoubtedly Of incen-
diary origin. There had been no fire
in the part of the building in which
the flames were first discovered for
over a year. There is no clew, how
ever, to the guilty party or his mo-
tive in setting fire to the property.
1t is suspected, however, that the
act grows out of the intense political
feeling which prevailed at Mounds
vile throughout the State campaign,
and still exists to large degree.
News DEPor.-For your Daily and
Weekly Papers. MaoazineA and Fash.
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The New DOMINION and Wheeling
weekly Infeliiseneev, $3.50 4 year.
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MORE ABOUT THE MURDER-PER.
KINs AND TRIMBLE ASK TO GIVE
BAIL.-Yesterday "wednesday was
set for the preliminary hearing Of
Lee Perkins and Will Trimble, the
two colored boys charged with the
murder of Alice Harris on Sunday
night, the 26th ult. They had been
held over on the verdict of the coron-
er's jury, which we have already given
at some length. At 2 o'clock yester-
day the court house was crowded to
overfpwing. Standing room was at
premium. The prisoners were
brought in looking somewhat down
cast. Prosecuting Attorney Hous-
ton and Keck appeared for the State,
Sturgiss and Cox for the defense.
The case was was tried before Squire
Hayes. Instead Of going into trial
the defense waved an examination
and asked to give bail. This plea
was stoutly resisted by the prosecu-
ton and the matter was left with
Squire Hayes until this morning
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OFFICERS,

Richard f. Fast gave bond and
qualified as Clerk of this Court fer
the unexpired term ending Dec. 81,
1884, and for the full term commence.
ing January /, 1885.
NJ. NJ. Dent was appointed Deputy
by r. f. Fast, Clerk Of this Court.
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Saturday, November 8. 1884.
OuK ROSTERS are not at home. We
gave them all to the radicals.

The University boys are making
arrangements to have dancing
school opened in the near future.
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MOfelanu ana NOT denver many more
Of the same kind of speeches during
the campaign just closed.
NOTES.
The speakers stand on Court
House square was beautifully deco
rated. Flowers, pictures, wreaths
and banners had been arranged in
the fastest manner possible. This ele-
giant decoration was the work of Mrs.
George Steele, Mrs. Will Moorhead,
Mrs. John j. Brown and Misses Clara
and Jennie Hough, Jennie and Hattie
Cooper and Gertie Hayes, assisted by
three or four young gentlemen.
That mule from Clinton district
was daisy. Its rider carried ban
ncr having the words: "Have you
heard from West Virginia The
trappings of the donkey itself had on
one side the inscription "'Taint no
Use," and on the other II am no
Deadhead."
There were several hundred people
in the procession and they occupied
just quarter Of an hour in passing
Moreland's corner as they marched
up street.
The hotels, the Davis house and a
great many private dwelling houses
were handsomely decorated with
flags, pictures and evergrecns.
The principal banner Of the Cass
district delegation was very hand
some. 1t told in flaming letters
that "Cass district always does her
duty"
The music Of all the bands was
excellent,
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1884-11-25
CURRENT COMMENT.

st. Louis Globe Democrat: Only ,446
days before the election of Republican
president.
Chicago Inter Ocean Rep.): Since
Daniel Manning got married he says:
II want no office; my private business
occupies my whole time" He married a
girl of upward of forty, and the inference
is that she is going to help Daniel to a
better and straighter life.
Detroit Times 1nd): In comparing the
result on president in Michigan IN 1884
with the result in 1880, it is commonly
said that Garfield's plurality was $4,000.
This is unfair to Blaine, because the lat
ter had to meet combined opposition.
Ii you add Weaver's vote to Hancock's,
as Buffers was added ta Cleveland's,
Garfeld's majority will drop to about
1900.
Indianapolis Ne,cs Qnd): Rumor says
that William Henry Hurlbert will succeed
James Russell Lowell as Minister to
England. Let us hope that Rumor is a
"lying jade" as she is said to be. From
Lowell to Hurlbertl With what a dull
thud that long drop is made. From one
of the most accomplished men in the
world to "a man about town" whose chief
cause of distinction but the subject
pals: let 1T 90.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1884-11-25

In his address at the Brooklyn rink ex-
Governor Hendricks disclosed The kind
Of evil service reform which the re-
dictionary element of the Democratic party
of which Hr Hendricks i a shining
example vii attempt t. carry out Ter
the four ysnrs following The fourth IF
March next The methods - Jackson
In the civr service were she metho,ls 81
the spells system ~hieh. duriba bis frsi
aduifdstfatipu. ran a fiotpsis esufse.
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te,sssw Jasksta wss sle<tesl iass afses
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ss,..s fsa< r<~rs 'ss.se '~fs sae s'ee'ien