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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-22
ON THE OHIO.
An Epitome of News Concerning h Boats
and Boatmen.

An Epitome of News Concerning the Boats
and Boatmen.
Following is the work done by the steam.
er E. A. Woodruff, between Wheeling and
Parkersburg, the report being dated Sep
tsmber 20, 1885:
Pulled snsg at sugar refinery; wrecked
coal boat at Bellsire off lower wharf boat;
wrecked coal boat off Belmont coal works;
pulled snag of Gene Cresap's landing;
pulled snsg in Fish Creek; pulled snag at
hub Msllery's landing; pulled snsg at
Piersols landing; wreck in mouth of Fish
ing Creek landing; pulled snag in chan
mel at Sbuman's landing; pulled
snag in rght channel at SardiS;
pulled snsg at Bowen's landing; pulled
sDsg in Hays ferry landing; wreck Of the
Reliei's hull; wrecked barge in channel off
PARIS landing; wreck and snags in New Port
landing; pulled spag in channel at Newelrs
Run; wrecked barge in channel of Cow
Creek; pulled snsgs at Bull Creek, at
Bloomfeld's, and in left channel below
Hsrmar; pulled snags at head of Reppart's
bar.
Marks at other places: Oil City, l foot
and falling; Greensboro, 10 feet 4 inches
and stationary; Parker's, l foot 4 inches
and stationary; Lock No. 4, / feet 4 inches
and stationary; Rice's Landing, 3 feet and
stationary; Brownsville, 3 feet 3 inches
and stationary.
The Messrs. Armstrong, of this city, took
their docks to Charleston lsst week. II is
their intention to secure a good landing on
the KaDswha, where all business in their
line will be transacted.
The marks at PI,tsburg last night ind.
Gated 2 feet and stationary. At Cincinnati
Q feet 6 inches and falling.
The steamer Andes leaves for Cincinnati,
at 8 p. m. to-day. Charles Muhlemsn in
command and Mart Noll in the office.
The steamer Princess will lay up for re.
pairs Wednesday morning, but will be rum
ning il tie afternoon.
The c. W. Bachelor left for Pittsburg
this morning.
The Dlurnal leaves fos Psrkersburg at II
a. m. to-day.
The Emma Graham is due up for Pitts
burg to-day.
The Granite State is laid up at Cincin'
usti.
River 3 feet, I inches and falling.
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BELLAIRE.

Robert Peters, a colo:ed man died yester
day afternoon.
Rev. Geo. Vibbcrt, of Boston, spoke yes
terdsy afternoon in the City Hall, on the
Third Party. Mr.. Vibbert is a good, plain
speaker, and held his audiencein the closest
attention until the close of his talk.
1t was reported about town yesterday
that Rev. R. G. Wallace had informed his
congregation last Sunday that he was going
to vote for DR.. Leonard. Mr.. Wallace has
heretofore acted with the Republican party.
Others Of his congregation will follow, and
the prohibitionists are feeling good.
The NJ. E. Church Conference at Barnes.
vile closed yesterday.
The corner stone of the new Court House
at St Clairsville will be laid to day with i'm.
posing ceremonies. A large crowd will 60
out from here. Both railroads charge 60
cents for the round trip.
Lincoln Houston was in Belmont and re.
turned home safe.
Judge j. 81. CASTOR has returned to St.
GAINESVILLE, after a visit with friends here for
several days.
Isaac Pickett's child sshurt by a buggy
but is getting along nicely.
The camp meeting of Rev. Elijah Hen
derson clos ed yesterday morning.
The Globes will have better batteries this
week. Manager Hsrtinstein is looking for
a pitcher to help Dunn. A gentleman in
Columbus, Darrsh, of East Liverpool, or
Laird, Of Wheeling, will be chosen.
VIM. MCGEE came down from Pittsburg
Yesterday to visit cid friends mere.
J. Herrick has gone out to his home in
Belmont on a visit.
News was very scarce yesterday. The
lookup could not furnish even m item.
The list Of the flint glass workers is not
prepared as yet aud no conference was held
yesterday between the manufacturers aud
the men.
Col. C. L. Poormsn fingered with the
ministers in GAINESVILLE yesterday.
Benson's Ferry goes down the river TO-
day for repairs.
Rev. T. q. Taylor will 60 to Quaker City
to do ministerial work.
Miss Maggie Moore has taken charge Of
one Of the new school rooms in Central
building.
S. C. Garrsrd and family have returned
from a western trip.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-22
MARTINS FERRY.

J S. Harrison has returned from q two
weeks visit in Ohio.
F. Il. Hsdsel has accepted a position
selling cigars for Oliver Porter.
Mrs. Henry Sivers, of Cincinnati, is the
guest of Mrs, F. II Eick of Fifth street.
o. R. Wood is in Cincinnati visiting
friends.
On Saturday evening Miss Louisa Brsnt
fell and broke Ter arm in Myers First Ma
ucIsl MIX.
William Ous, ESQ.,. OF Wheeling, was in
tom yesterday.
Mrs. Milton Hsgar leaves to-day to join
ter husband in Iowa.
A wstchman at the Laughlin mill said
last night that the 4 o'clock train had un-
loaded seventeen new men last evening, all
of whom were Immediately conducted to the
new company boarding house in the ware
room. Matters are very quiet, no one hsv-
ing made any attempt to disturb any Of the
men at work. The company have eleven
police hired to protect their property.
Hon. Patrick 0'Terrell addressed the Re.
pubEcans last night.
The Board of Education met last night,
and after q great deal Of parleying, several
ballots being taken, Daniel Johnson was
elected Janitor st a salary ofSS0 per month,
he being 8 compromise candidate.
A little frscas occurred yesterday after
noon near the Lsughlin Mill, which was re.
ported to be the outgrowth of differences
between the men working and those on 9
strike. 1t was learned that this was not
true end that it was merely q private quar-
rel.
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G. L. s. c.

The "Chautauqua Circle of this city
now entering on its sixth year, will meettoI
reorganization, election OF officers, ETC., OF
Tuesday evening, September 22d, at 1870
O'Clock in the Y. N. c. A. partor. We fee
fully justified in saying that those who have
attended regularly the meetings ofthis Cir
Gle" have found them an unslloyed delight
The former members, as we'll as any who
would like to jim the Circle" are mos
cordislly invited to attend this meeting
The course of study is varied and entertain
ing, as we'll as instructive. The books al,
remsrksbly cheap. The expense of the
course is very little and can be made les
by juGicious management Persons ca,
begin the c. l.. S. c. course Of reading an,
time, as it is not a progressive one, aud is
arranged that sll are reading the sam
bcoi S at the same time.
We extend q cordial invitation to every
bc6y to attend this meeting.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-22
Police PickupS.

In the Police Court yesterday morning
Dennis Gordner, for carrying concealed
weapons, 20, S. ard costs, In defsult o:
payment BE went up for thirty DAYS. ChAs
Fry, for disorderly conduct on the Island
got $40 and costs and committed for thirty
days in default Of payment Geo. Holtz
claw, plain drunk, 81 and costs; paid Feed
Apple, for ~ssssultiDg q newspaper man, got
$40 and costs. Adam Coleman, plain drunk
get the usual dollar. George Rufner, for
dumpipg night soil illegally, got $40 and
costs. Butler Collins got 81 for lettering
on the sidewalk.
Yesterday afternoon George Eaglshsrt 8
resident Of SlscktoWn, became quite OBJ
streperous in the North End, and expressed
8 determination t clean ont that end Of
town. 0Hcer Desmond took Geoege In
charge, when that individual resented, a9e
pulled 8 psHng of fence and attempted to
strike the officer with it. Notwithstanding
his restlessness, however, George vas landed
in the cooler.
An old gray haired man Who had INDUCED
in TOO much booze, laid dosn in front Of
Shirk's drug store, early this morning and
an ofSser was unable to awaken him. B.
Ess at last taken to the lock up in 9 wheel
barrow BY officer Croughan.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-22
skinned His Creditors,

About3 o'clock yesterday morning Night
Waterman Stephen Crawford notified Mar,
tin Thornton that the Italian Gennetti,
who occupied his building on Market street,
above Twelfth, was taking out his goods
and evidently intended to beat him out Of
the rent. Martin made an investigation
and found that Gennetti had almost cleaned
the room of its contents, part of which
we're stored over the Italians next the
Opera House. Mr.. Thornton got out an
attachment for what stuff could be seized
but informed one OF the Italians that he
would compromise with q months rent
which was refused, as Gennetti had skipped
out. Tn makes the the third Italian who
has kept in the same place, each one hay
ing sold out to another to keep their cred
tiers out in the cold.
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POINTS.
Movements OF NheelinEttes. and the Com
ing and Going of Strangers.


ing and Going of Strangers.
Il. NJ. BIilles, of st. Clairsvllle, spent
Sunday in the city.
Scott Listen, Of the Island, is quite il
with his disabled limb.
Harry c. Holiday, of Steu5enville, O., i
he guest Of friends in the city.
Mr.. John FenWick and wife, of Kentucky
sre the guests of Mr.. Jack Wilson, of Shor'
Creek.
Mr.. C. A. Schaeffer, we are glad to note
is out again after six a weeks siege ofsick'
nsss.
J r Cowden is acting Clerk Of the Mu
riciFal Court pro tenn, in the absence OF
Clerk Darrsh.
H. W. Calender, business manager o.
The Willow Copse Company" was in tn
city yesterday.
G, orge Pearce, a well known young mar
Of Sieubenville, spent several days in tn
city, returning yesterday.
Mr. Abe Wilson and daughter, Mis-,
sarah, who have been visiting friends il
Blsirsvile, Pc, returned home after a plea.
ant visit.
Anthony Dunlevy, Frank Berry, Charlie
Ripley, city; james Findley, OF Marin
Ferry, Charles Kuckuck, OF Burlington, 0
and Frank Heller, Of Fulton, entered th
Wheeling Business College yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fendenbsrg are the guest
Of Mr.. Henry Seihert, at Pleasant Valley
who is q brother to Mrs. F%endenberg. Ths
couple drove sll the way from Pittsburg il
a buggy, and made a pleasant trip Of ont
day and q half.
Mrs. VIM. Leighton, Jr., Of South Chap
line street, will leave t odsy for Chicago, &C
coupanied by her daughter, Miss Mamie
who leaves to take q course in vocal in
sruction, her son George, who returns t.
Harvard, and Miss Flanders, who has beer
their guest for some time past.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-22
THE PEABODY SCHOLARSHIP
Secured by a Young Woman From Han
rooE.

Secured by a Young Woman From Han
cock.
On Saturday, September 18th, the exam
ination Of applicants for the Peabody schol-
arship for tie State at large was held in the
Third ward school building. The examiners
were Prot. A. q. Anderson, City Superin-
tendent and Msjor j. NJ. Lee, of the Liusly
Institute, under the direction 81 Stats Super,
intendent Morgan. There were FIVE appli-
cants representing as many counties, viz.
Barbour, Hancock Monongahehs, Ohio
and Tyler.
Questions in twelve branches were pro-
posed algebra, arithmetic, bookkeeping,
EpgHth grammar, geology, geography, pen
msnship, physiology, reading, rhetoric,
spelling and q. S. history-and the ordeal
was creditably passed by ell applicants, but
Miss Lizzie A. Holland, OF Hancock, at
tanning the highest grade, 90 per cent, was
pronounced the successful one. Miss
Holland graduated at West Liberty Normal
School under Prof. Gwynn, and has taught
several years successfully in the Cum
berland, Nd, schools. There is no doubt
she will in future reflect credit on her ma
tive State.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-22
Are Democrats Disreputab'e"

Are Democrats Dtsreputable"
T. ne Editor Of The Register.
SlR:-I find the following 10 thus morn
,Dg's Irtelligencer, under the head Of 9Th
Burns Matter
Those men who, though Democrats, art
equitable citizens, desire the good Of
the community and the efficiency Of thu
city's paid police, and approved the publ :
cation, and many Of them took the trou,
he to so inform persons connected with the
paper"
The writer Of the above sentence evident
II intended 9 direct insult to a majority o.
The people OF Wheeling when he inserted i
10 bic columns, The idea sought to becon
geyed beyond q doubt Is that q Democrat;
generally speaking, lisa d~isreputsble person
but ttat the few who are decent approve
the course pursued BY the intelligence
For ore, l resent this fling at our people
srd hereby call the attention Of Democrats
20 the remark. DENocRAT.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-22
BASE BALL.
Two Interesting Games to Come on rhi
Week,

Two Interesting Games to Come on rhi
Week,
Two very interesting games Of base ba'
will played on the new Fair Grounds mex
Friday and Saturday afternoons betweeutb
Globes, of Bellsire, and the McKeesPOr
club. In both # these games the Globe
will present an entirely new battery, and
in addition, ell the weak spots in the Mo,
will be generally strengthened and the pub
lie are assured that it will not be com
PEELED to witness another Waterloo ike
that of last Saturday Jones, formerly o.
The Ailegheny's, viii pitch for the McKees
posters in Fridays game, and Smith, who
pitched FOR the Bells in lSst Saturday
game will tSi the ball Saturday. Miller,
Who played secoGd base for the Bells vii
play at short for the MeKsesport nine and
90 s little sluggipg to tickle the grand
stand
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-22
A CURIOUS CASE.
squire ". n. Davis charged With Fem
Larceny.

Squire ". q. Dayis Charged WIN Few
Larceny.
Yesterday afternoon q man nsmeo mar
tin Pebler, acting as guardian for 1eefee
Pebler, went before Squire w. d. Dsvs
and secureda summons for Peter Dangher'y,
who, Pebler claimed, owed him $l2 tor rensr
and as he believed he was going to leave
the State he desired q levy made upon
the chattles of the debtor. MIR. Daugh-
erty was brought before the Squire
and papers for q levy, were
office Mr.. Dausherty dropped his pocket
book, and, according to the Justice, the
Constable, at his suggestion, grabbed 1t n
levled'on the contents. Eleven dollars and
ffty-fye cents were taken from the book, to
sansfy the debt and costs, q part Of the
former ($9) having been previously paid and
The remainder OF the money was handed over
to the owntr. Mr.. Daugherty, however, claim
ID that SQUIRE Davis had grabbed the pocket
beck himself and handed it to the Consta-
he. AID on the advice OF counsel he went
tefore Squire Petermsa and charged
Squire Davis with petit larceny. Peter
man Issued a summons for Davis, and set
III. case for Saturday next, when this very
funny and curious affair will De settled.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-22
An End to Bone Screaming.

Edward Shepherd, of Harrisburg, III
says: Having received 50 much bene6r
from Electric Bitters l feel It ny duty to
let suffering humanity know it. Have had
. running sore on my legfor eight years;
my doctors told me / would have to have
the bone scrsped or leg amputated. / used,
instead, three bottles Of Electric Bitters and
seven boxes Bucklen's Arnica Sslve, and
my leg is now sound and well"
Electric Bitters are sold at fifty cents 8
bottle, and Bucklen's Arnics Salve at &c.
pr box BY Logan & Co.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-22
Serious Accident.

Mr.. Hugh Barth, q well known merchant
from Wellsburg, ". Va, while passing trou
the rear of JOS. Spiedel & Co.'S store, yes
terday, had the misfortune to make q mis-
step which precipitated him down the ele
vstor shaft to the cellar floor, dislocating
his left thigh. After the injury had beer
remeGiei the gentleman was conveyed tt
he Abner O'Neal on which he returned
home.
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Oyer TAE RIVER.
A Bridgeport Family Surprised by
Friends.
The Ceremonies Of To-Day at St. clairs-
YiIle---The Glass Workers---Arri-
val Of New Men at the
laughlin Mill.

Yesterday was the twentieth anniversary
Of The marriage of Mr.. and Mrs. Jonathan
Brown. 1t was also the eighteenth birth.
day of their beautiful and accomplished
daughter, Miss Annie. In view of these
facts their many friends in Bridgeport con-
cluded to give them
GRAND SURPRISE PARTY,
the success of which was something beyond
expectation. In the evening Mr.. Joe
Bsggs invited the family to his residence for
supper, which invitation they gratefully &C
cepted, ~supposing it to be the entire even
iDR's programme.
While the Brown family we're at supper at
Mr.. Bsggs', the friends who had congregsted
at the residence of Mr.. A. j. Bsggs
invaded their home, taking with them
a large amount of eatables and all other
things necessary for the enjoyment of a fine
supper and an evenings pleasant entertain
ment.
THE LIGHTS WE'RE TURSED DOW
and the doors and windows locked, just as
Mr.. Brown had left them, and when the
family came home and found their house
filed with company, the surprise was com
plete and they were all d~umfounded, but
soon recovered when one of the visitors rose
ard explained their presence. After con-
CALCULATIONS q very pleasant evening was
spent by the guests and host and hostesses,
who might properly be termed guests also.
ENERA NOTES.
The case of Isaac Russell VS.. David Gar.
rison was settled by arbitration yesterday,
Archie McClarin and Joseph Ingram acting
as srbitrators.
There was a large turn out of colored peo,
pie at the Mammoth rink last night.
Mrs. Will Hsnlon has returned from a
visit in the interior OF the State.
Mr.. and Mrs. X. BOreman are the guests
Of R. j. Alexander.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-22
4 Walking Skeleton.

Mr.. E. Springer, OF fredericksburg, Pa.
writes: Il was afflicted with lung fevel
and sbscess on lungs, and reduced TO s
walking skeleton. Got q free trial bottle o.
Dr.. Kings New Discovery for Consumption
which did me 30 much good that | bought 6
dollar bottle. After using three bottles
found myself again g man, completely re
stored to health, with q hearty appetite, and
again in flesh Of 4S pounds"
Cali at Logan & Co.'S Drug Store and
get 9 free trial bottle of this certain cure 70,
al Lung Diseases. Large bottles Sl.00.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-22
Patents Issued.

Howard Bros, patent solicitors, 1907
Main street, this city, report the following
patents granted to West Virginians in the
second week in September:
Charles d. Fry, Wheeling, W. Va, caps
for fruit jars.
Selby C. Berry, Wiliamstown, W. Va,
stufing box for steam engines.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-22
Outon aStrik,.

Yesterday at noon the men employed BY
Mr.. Campbell, the brick contractor, went
on q strike The psvers, who received 81 rs
per day, demanded 81 80, and the laoorerS
who received $l.25 ask for $3.50, which
amounts they claim the city pays its men
for the same work. They say they will
allow 20 men to take their places at the old
wages.
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Mnnthnr

WASHINGTON, D. C., september 22,-For
the Ohio Valley and Tennessee, generally
fair weather, except in the extreme north,
western portion, local rains, variable winds,
stationary followed by lower temperature.
For Lover Lake Region, occasional rains
southwest to northwest winds higher TO-
lowed by lower Temperature.
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Meeting Of N-ailfeeders.

All the factory committees Of Independ-
emit Order of Nailfeeders No. s, Of the Ohio
Valley, are requested to meet at the corner
of Market and Twsntythird streets. Gavin's
place, at 2 O'Clock this afternoon. A full
attendance is desired, as important business
will be transacted.
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Ipaex to New Adverussmsnts-

For Sal-BUlding lot on Thirtesnth S,rNi
Cheap House tor S4he-C A.. Schaeter < Co
Chamher Nare-kwiuE BrG.
For Sale~Ns}uahle harm.
Real kstste AgeDn-C A. >chacfeT 4 %.
Attention, Sir knight-n Gundbng & 20.
Tine Card Ohio CsUtral Eailrnld.
UndertSksS ana Funeral puctors-G. Nsu3sl
3 Co
Ecekier Rakibg POv5er-R 8 list.
HeE tfoP Teas-McNeChCn's -fJS a. SE-
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Labor Notes.

A we'll authenticated rumor was pickle;
up on the streets last night that forty,tWr
heaters and rollers bad come down from
McKeesport to Martins Ferry on the even
ing train and gotten out at the Lsughlil
mill where quarters had been provided tol
them. 1t is also learned that twenty-five
extra policemen have been sworn into watch
The mills.
1t is understood that the Brilliant mai
works will convert the pig on hand into
muck iron.
The Brilliant glass works will start up
this week, it is understood.
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Transfer of Real Estate.

The following transfer of real estate was
left for record at Clerk Hooks Office yester'
day:
Deed made September II, 1885, by Ida
NJ. Launder to Britton Falloure for q por-
ton OF lot No. 229, on the orner OF Six
teenth and Jacob streets. Consideration,
1911.
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Advice 20

4rS WaslOv's Soothing Syrup for chr
dren tsething, is the prescription Of one q
he best female nurses and physicians in Il,
United States and has been used for for,v
years with never falling success By M.
lions OF mothers for their children. Dur
ing the process Of tsething It's value Is IL
eslculabla It relieves the child from pair
cures ~dysentsry and 6Arrhea, gripping IN
the bovek and wind colo. By givirs
health to the child It rests the mother.
Price sc q hotla or
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TRUSTEES sac

DY URIuE OF 4 DEED 90 Ir3.' NJ
I'D By Ennznpsi wkisas,G - nsnAs J.
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WI Nd d Dubiie sssaea a u hssf apsd
Court House Of nd Ohts ooonty,
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ina lescrfbsa real 0tste, thst 10 - ~: =
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Nervous Deb,l,tatsd Mon

You are allowed a free trial of thirty ddys
Of the use OF DR.. Dyes Celebrated voltale
Belt with Electric Suspensory Appliances.
for the speedy relief and permanent cure OF
Nervous Debility, loss of Vitality and Man
hood, and all kindred troubles. Also, for
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No risk is incurred. illustrated pamphlet
With full information, terms, ETC., mailed
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Circuit Court.

There was no business transacted in Part
One yesterday beyond the continuing Of the
cases OFF. c. Wilson va. Singer Manutse-
turing Company, j. j. Cooper vS. Bridget
Cooper and Mary A. Finnerty vs.. Percilla
Gillesp pie.
In Part Two the case OF Meyers VS.. Ma
shall, Van Fossen & Co. is still on trial.
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BuokIsn,s Aruisa sa,v.,

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