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The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1886-11-09
FIRE DISTRESS FUND.

The following documents, of in
terest to the public, explain them
selves:-
''To Her Royal Highness Liliuo-
kalani, President of the Committee
of those who suffered by the fire OF
April 1S, 1886.
Herewith we present to your
Royal Highness the report of the
Treasurer showing receipts and dis
bursements of the fund subscribed
for those who suffered by the fire of
April IS, 1886, trusting that many
of those who suffered were bene-
fitted by your Committee.
"Your Committee desires to eX-
press its grateful appreciation of the
kindness shown by your Royal High
ness to your countrymen.
"Respectfully submitted,
HENRY WATERHoUsE,
JOHN l.. kAULUKoU,
-" $. M. DAMON,
JAMES KEAU,
w. G. AcHI,
J. WAIAMAU,
Committee"
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1886-11-09
FIRE DISTRESS FUND IN ACCOUNT WITH
5. NJ, DAMON.


18S6.-May 3: By deposit of w.
L. Wilcox, subscribers on Molokai,
$1O5.2O; by deposit of Mauaiki,
collector of Waikahalulu, 5000;
9Th, by collections by John Kanui,
j. Keau and III. Kaunaalii, $l33. 40; I;
9Th, by collections by NIanuia, Homo
lulu, S10.25; 10th, by collections by
Mauiki, Honolulu, S27l; 1lth, by
collections by Mauiki, Honolulu,
$3.50; 18th, by collections by Miss
A. nj. Aheona, $3.50; 22nd, by
collections by John Kimo, S14.50 /;
oath, by collections by Oni, 80 /;
by collection by Il. Kahili, SSO.45 /;
25th, by collections by John Paa-
luhi, $1.50; 2Sth, by collections by
j. NJ. Mauliawa, $3.50; 3lst, by
collections by w. G.. Achi, $500 /;
June lst, by collections by Mauiki,
500; 2nd, by collections by w. M.
Kalawaa, Hamakua, Hawaii, SOP. 80 /;
3rd, by collections by ii. II. ii. Lii
liuokalani, $1,000; 4th, by collec-
tions Sunday School, Kaunakakai,
Molokai, So; 7th, by donation of $.
M. Damon, 500; 9th, by donation
of III. II. ii. Liliuokalani, S26.5O;
18th, by donation of ii. r. ii. Lii
iiuokalani, $50; by collections by
Mauaiki, $13; goth, by collections
by Samuel w. Pa, $20.25; 29th, by
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1886-11-09
ATTENTION.! /!

IL EEP YOUR HORSES HEALTHY
IN and avoid excessive sweating by
having them clipped with the Patent
Lightning Horse Clipping Machine,
Hoses called for and returned free of
charge. Ring up Telephone No. 32
Or apply 10 MILES & HAYLEY,
90 I'm Hawaiian Hotel Stables.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-02-25

February 18th Delegate VOORHEES,
introduced in the House of Repre-.
sentatives three bills, which are re.
ported in the Congressional Record
as follows:
Mr.. Voorhees, introduced II. r.
5S25, prohibiting the immigration OF
Chinese into the United States, which
was read first and second time, lie.
ferred To the Committee on Foreign
Affairs and ordered to be printed.
Mr.. Voorhees, also introduced II.
X. 5S26 amending section 1874 of
the Revised Statutes, and confirming
the orders and proceedings IF GER
tain Territorial courts in certain cases
arising under the naturalization laws
of the United States, which WAS
read first and second time, referred
TO the Committee on Judiciary, and
ordered to be printed.
Mr. Voorhees, also introduced II.
X. 1927, permitting all persons who
have lost their homestead rights to
make new entries, which was read a
first and second time. referred tC
Committee on Public Lands, and or
dered 10 be printed.
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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-02-25

SEArTLK. FEB. 24.-rhe depression il.
all branches Of business eoutinues On
changed. Tie markets present the
sane prices and are unchanged. except
that there are fever TRANSACTIONS Our
market is nov Supplied With butter.
cheese, -four and cabbage from the
, abundant Supplies of Oregon and Cali
foruiA. Osf farmers have proisced
during the LIST year an over supply of
potatoes, hops and hsy. IL u to be
| hoped that toe lessons Of the past year,
supplies, demands and prices will be
turned TO account by our farmers. who
viii prepare & help ID keeping money
here instess Of sending Il away TO pur
chase farm products.
| HOPS-No Change noted whatever
Many growers IN Washington and Ore
goa have slgDired their Intention OF
ResieciIDg their hop crops this year.
/ Dealers claim that n DO hops were pro
duced at ail this year, there are sutfi-
cient quantities on hand TO supply the
1 densnd for one year.
| OArS-Msrket weakening. Andrew
Chiloerg shipped 200 sacks en- the
Queen. The growers will prob ably
r-sllZe in the eighoorhood of $ls for
| these and other recent shipments. The
retail prices here remain at 81 p r
GENITAL. or SIS per ton.
| POIATOES-No Improvement is
noted and prizes still range from IS to
| $40 per ton. Large quantities are said
| to be held back by growers, in hspes Of
an advance in values
APPLES-Market improves as the
supply grows less. Eating apples bring
81 per box, and 81 % is asked fer sp-
plies of the best gsades.
CABBAGE-Locsl supplies entirely
consumed. California cibbsges COM
ing in large Quantities, sell for ~ cents
per pouad.
BU rTER-California brands are
vholessied at 40.d50 cents per roll.
on 'umers paw COG 20 cents per roll, and
tie best home brands they are asked
IS cents per roll.
EGGS - Prices declining. Qaoted
from Is to Is cents per dozen. The sup
ply is increasing daily, ana prices may
be expected TO decline correspondence.
POULTRY-Chicksns are qaoted at
"a to IS Ter d zen. They are retailed
here at s. t. Sc per dozen. At present
the farmers are supplying our aiarkst
gent rOusly.
FLOUR-Msrket unchanged. QIs-
tatiens still as follows: Joboing, per
barrel "a 80 to "a 10; standard four re-
tails for 81 20 per sack for Oregon, and
81 25 for California brands.
FEED-Market unchanged since last
report. Quotations as follows: Ground
barley $l.75 per ceHtsl, or $33 per ton;
mixed feed 81 IS per ceDtsl, or $27 per
ton; middllnxs xl.25 per GENITAL, or $22
per ton; bran 81 per GENITAL, or SIS per
ton; cracked corn or feed (cer1) meal,
81 so per GENITAL, or $32 per toB.
MEAro-Beef is wholesaled here al
8 cents per pound, and cents per
pound on foot. Mutton, 8 cents dress
I'D, and $50 80 80 each on foot. Pork,
514@6 cents dressed, and $685. ceuts
ON foot. Veal, s cents dressed, and 6
cents per pound on foot.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-02-25

The SwITCHBACK IMPRACTICABLE
An old and tried official of the
Northern said to a reporter Of the
signal one day this week II see
some of the papers are still talking
about switchback being thrown
across the Cascades, but they might
as well turn their attention TO some
other subject, for there will be none
built. To put a switchback across
the Cascades would necessitate an
outlay of at least $500, 900, and would
be of no practical benefit Just fig
ure for o minute. The Columbis
River basin raises 10, 600, 900 bushels
of wheat for export. Now a Mogu
engine, the largest engine used ON
the Idaho division, could only hauI
four loaded cars over the switch back
during good weather, and two in bad
weather. Calculating on all thing.
being propltious, and with two
trains day, 1t would take 957 days.
or two and half years to transport
To tide-waier one seasons crop of the
wheat of Eastern Washington and
Oregon. To construct a switchback
over the Cascades would require
about rs much trestling as grading
and some Of the trestiing would have
TO be 200 feet in hight. Five rail:
would also be required at points
where there would be curves Of Il
degrees, and even then it would MOI
insure against accidents. The Shoe
tiy system. which is = winding
track up and down the mountain,
was used during the building Of the
Mullen and Bozeman tunnels. and Ii
much more practicable than tn,
swiichbsck for the Cascades. The
probabilities, however, are thaI
neither will be used. as the running
expenses would be heavier than tn /,
traffic would warrant."-Yakima Sig
nal.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-02-25

DIMINISHED SHIPPING. The ship
ping of Canada is decreasing as rap
idly as that of the United States, and
for the same causes. Reports from
every port of registry in the mari
time provinces exhibit a very large
decrease in the total shipping ton
mage during the past year, particu-
larly In that owned in New Bruins
wick In that province tonnage is
now 2SS, 257. or 10 500 tons less than
at the close of 1884. The present
tonnage of Nova Scotia is SAL .070, a
decrease of 21e5 tons. The tonnage
of Prince Edward Island aggregates
SO 040, decrease OF 3l13 tons. The
returns show total decrease in the
three provinces of %, 453 tons.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-02-25
PsTwoLErwy NasRy.

D. X. Locke. tetrolsum V. Nasty, ed
itor Toledo Blade, writes: Il had on
a forefiu2er Of my right hand one OF
those pleasant pets. run roond.' The
singer became inf ,med to a degree On
oearable. and swollen to twice its
natural size. friend gave me HKN
RY's CARRoLIo SALvE: and in twenty
inmates tue pain bad 30 much subsidsd
as to give me fair nights rest. which
| bad not bad before for a week. The
inflammation left the finger In day.
| consider u q most valuable article. I"
A. b. STKwAkr, agent, Seattle. DIV
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-02-25

Piles are frequently preceded b. q
senss OF weight 10 the back. Ioins and
lower part Of the abdomen. causine the
patient 10 snppos@ be has some affecti~u
Of the kidneys or neiehborine organs.
As timss SYMPTOMS Of Indigestion are
present, fatulency. upeasiness OF the
stomach, etc. A moisture. like perspi-
ration. producing q very disagressble
itching, after getting warm. IL . com
mon attendant. Blind. bleeding aud
Itching Piles Weld At once 10 the appli-
cation OF Dr.. Bosanko's Pile Remedy,
which acts directiv upon the parts a.
fected. absorbing the Tumnrs, aiiayine
the intense itching and edectine per
manent cure. Price 80 cents. Address
the DIR. Bosanko Medicine Co., PiquA,
Ohio. Sold by A. Is. STEWART. DIV
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nes(usD ssou psArn.

William J. Cooehlin. of SsmeryiIle
Mass ssys: In the fall Of 1876 was
taken With bleeding Of tie longs, fol-
loved BY severe oaaeh- last my ap-
petite and assh. asd vss eonfiaed 70 nv
bed. In ls7T Vas admitted to the Hoe
pital. The doctors said ! had hole ia
my lung as big A. a half dollar. At one
time rcpost vent around that ] wa.
dead. gave up hop, tut q friend told
me Of DIS. NM. Hans BALsAx rok rHs
LuSss. got botsie shen. 10 my sur
prise. | commenced 10 get we'll aud 10
osy feel besses than for three years."
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-02-25
MAssHALs NOTICE.

Whereas, Heel has reen hlei In the above
entitled g art. - the SIN day OF frbruary
iSss. By , u Lovmsn. sgNanst the steamer
siins AHdess'n. her tackle. apparel sni fur
sitaTs, Shsrsef Thotus. wright is MASTER
and oNaef, alegiug a. . cause Of as on Il AZ
estsess the i.s day u Apsil. fss., zad thu
aoih asy II November. 1874, oGs II L Ye.le-.
A. she II Ancc aud request 4 Tnomss
wright. who was ali he sAit tines swneF
knf MASTER % Nsid vessel sBd la sksrse Of
aeF rrEasrs NEa eqaieRsHts. cause 20 70 faF.
aishei tor the asa II kaa upop the credit of
sid vrss~i ,s.id vessel beng tn the pot Of
seattle, wssAinse@a Tesfif asYi sappii~s. as
terials aud work fas lbs rerstr Asd equipment
u said vessel, sna IA sags to pas and y hlca
asa pas Ter supplies. materials AID sgrk daue
aud furnished 81 sAia vsesei "a the uss 81
AID s~sssi, IN sAs repair and a. aii alsnl es
said N~ss-i, whtsh supplies, astsssas sna
SoFk w~rs ~ Az sssd tiEaes he apan s.sa
vesssl. and whis sssuntasi - The ssn All
/ r ase shie value 81 six thoasana sna s-xua
hundred ssi tts-eighs I ~ ie0 aall - 90
I par os which saa, has eser besn pAsd uatce
sase ~sS ard = ~ tie lass II The Tsrrisory
: u Nashiaginn. ii-n ap@a ssia sieaIasr hss
EnAehiesEy sustxssS tArki-, syp4r~l sEf fas-
/ etiure ess o, tar - B 4ay - sAaaAry. tss6
I SAD fssier Sniy oad sSsa clam ~ tsts n. a
/ sEs l. nss tas owner ~ rsos snd ur.sts,x
I EsfNseees asasgsi s@aa sts uass. bsf uaA hinsrs
! 'Scsis. strArvi sEeiess sAi gass gsass sss
NNeN 81 ~ efA tatt FustF-s ~ sAtH Ne<se her
I sasaie, CSC. b. cssss 81 sas&ef he nresn g.
sni thss said vsssel he ossat.n.nS.. .l.a -,
/ 70 pay tss asUssAs 81 laeissas.
I Mes. tseFeferes h p rsa4ne~ u tie nsos&-
nea, ssaSer sea- q sass Nosss, 70 me- d
/ stSsed ADD de-iversS, % Aesyby efxe palsie
/ aesies = All psT~s<.s slssss4ag The $40 vs-.e
/ sss tssAit, rts. az IN Nay Has0usr snseresse.i
thesssn. thAt fAes BE- AaA spg<sr b. fs,re the
Jas ms Nslaft - ~ he'd Ia TAD tar aid
II e sesii' IA bsszFt.t. al saItls. n Tharx.
| Say, y. SssA ssx q F,b sasy, lSs Al a
ss4ces 81 ire fesezsos Il she s.sse Aas IN
tAs s~sa's SHALL es asy a tsrs-.fscs sac. eaheg
~i.s - t@s Asxs ec a. 1Grtsaisssszl sksa
49, ters% " tntsrH-a~e e12IEz ia IL saSne
/ AS = E&2Ae tArAF szlssxffcas IL tAAs ~ ALT
Dates tAs s<k Gay - Zee sAry lsss
IA aAMiLfos.
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tsfx, ~ cAAs HExkY. pvpa,y.
s~xks hAsr. Fse<sezs 70 Lltsslaaf
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-02-25
To all whom 1t may Concern
OETick OF THE COLUMBIA AND PuoET
SOUND RAILROAD COMPANY,

OFTiCk OF ThE COLUMBIA AND Pu9ET
SOUND RAILROAD COMPANY,
sEATTLE W. T., July ", i2r
WHEkhAS. BY DEED BkAEfN6
w Gate August 10. 18TH executed In puf.
suAnee OF an ordinance approved Aus1sf
~ lsIa the CITY Of seattle conveyed totne
Seattle and Walla WallA R.llrosd and
Transportation Company. All the ude
lands south OF King street, 10 said city o.
seattle. in. along. around and aboutBnia
bay. nom extreme high To extreme low
tide and deep water and.
Whereas. The Legislative Assembly o.
The Territory OF Washington. By an Ac!
approved Soyember 8 is3 ratified snd
confirmed aid grant and couvsyanceup en
certain conditions which have been fu1J
performed By said Company and.
Whereas. Said Act Of the Legislative
Assembly vested the title Of said lands =
said Seattle and WsllA Walla Railroad
and Transportation Company. In lee sin
pie /; and
Whereas, Tho United States has acqui.
esoec N said grant and conyeyance ana
W hereas, The said seattle and Wals
Waiia Railroad ans TransprrtAtion Con.
B.ny has Transferred and conveyed Al o.
.aid lands 70 the Columbia aud Paxs
Sound Railroad Con pany;
Now. therefore, the sad Columbi sra
Puget sound Rsilreed Company hereby
gives notice that il claims tbs exclusase
night 20 occupy said lands and 70 erecs
shAryes and other structures theresa
and that al parsons are hereby notified .
any OF said lads without the consent 2
writing, q said Columbia and Pu0ss
Sound Railroad Company.
CoLUaBIA 4 PUGET souND r. r. 90
.ss . Assiss.ns sapsransssAsss
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Gne Prices for The beat Home and
fereisa Literature

Possessed % faH LIVING AgE and
enc os other o. our ViVactsus American
haomthsiea, subscriber viii finc himself
N command II the whole si1azflon.
fhiisdeiphis kNening bGlletin.
for Sie - fHE LIVING AGE and any
cnc " the American 81 monthhss toF
hArpers Weekly or haESrt viii ea seat
fog . year. postpaid OF Tor - ~ Tas
LIVING AsG and Tie "a NichoiaS.
Address lIrfkisl x co.
l&n HlstNu.
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piano TrSeR

PRpr. CHAYroR SrAMPxa will max.
regular visits 10 this city for the pur
pose of tuniAg pianos. The following
letter of Recommendation frsm his for
msr employers il London 10 given "A
guarantee of his eompetenoy
'OyFIcE BERrSorR 4 sraoHxrxaks, }
Opposite Crystal Palace, London.
February s. lss5.
This is 20 certify that Mr.. Chsytol
stanper has been in our employ fol
many years, and IL thoroughly compe
tent a. q piano forte sanes.
lslenedl BxsIseKR 4 SIRozNESoER."
Orders NAV be lefs at the store oil
the Lowmsn 4 Hsnford Stationery anc
Printing Co.. cor. Froat and Cherry sta
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NOTICE OF FINAL PROOF.

U. s.LASD OFFICE AT OLrxpn. W.T..
February ., 1884
Notice Is hereby given that sUsDEA
k6GES has filed iosiee 4 INTENTION 70
make anal proof before the Oleri Of tbs Dfs.
Z let Court. ct his once In Seattle, ". T %
frissy, the 26th day OF March. A. d. 1855 90
Pre- tmpiion D No. 1881, for the NE + q
NE = OF section "a. township 20 north, range
east.
He names a. witnesses liver d. Moe, An
ders Mos. Olof Otterscn aad Joss1 Pedsrson.
al OF Port Msdison, W, r.
9OsN r. CONVEY,
fslsmr25 Register Of the Land noe
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Having completed nv parcha.es 70,

Having completed my purchases fos
the spring trade. | am nos prepared b
suppiy my patrons With the finest and
latest styles in watches, diamonds and
lsselry, and wonid call especial atten.
tisn TO the ins line Of Howard watches,
quartz lace pins. locke's AID silver
plated ware Of the most choice designs
gold and plstsd ieseiry, opera elssses,
spectscles in fact, l have q complete
stock OF everything pertaining to my
line. have also eomrlete facilities fos
oil kinds Of vstch and ieweiry repairing.
and guarantee perfect satisfaction fer
all work left with me. A. HANsKS,
xstchnaakef and jsveler, Yesier-L-.ry
block, Front street. fs5
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WASHINGTON COLLEGE
ron
YOUNG MEN AND BOYS,
BOARDING AND Bay PUPILS,
TACOMA, w. T.,


10y A MAGNIFICENT GIFT OF FIFTY
ID thousand dollars from Mr.. @ d. " figsi.
Of Phiiadcl phia, for the end wmrnt II tn Ia
stita ION, vita thr generous eon'ribu ion OF
$1,000 by the citizens of Tacoma, and the
Ibe Aliiy q Christian men and vonen IN the
kss; = connexions add wsli appointed build
ms has bern O. ectsd amt College fOuaied Tor
the education Of the young men and boys Of
bis Coast
The building stsnds on . high and healthy
site, surrou0ded b. spAcioas grounds. If
heated with furnaces, IL supplied WITH hos
and cold water and bath rooms. aad Is thor.
oughly " Btiiztod
The dormitries have been ar anged 30 thA,
eeeh boar,ier nsy have a room ny Ineeif
Teachers occupy rooms ~ jsc-nt & the pupils,
sod, q all q itses, exercise fatherlv care aud
Ws'ea fnlness ever those committed to thei,
rust Al meals. achers and pupils SIT al lhs
same table, fofmiag ons family.
fr fs-sor John rAlt takes charge Of the in.
Stituton. He brings an eminent repuiat ion
aad large experience And will be assisted b,
thoroughly imp, tent instructors 10 every de
pArtmsst
Mr.. Tat vii. herself. supervise the house
hold, and parents NAV, with eonndencs en
trust their youn ger sons ~ her moth.riy care
Tao remainder Of this seAool year will be
divided into tao terms. q twelve weels each
The nrst term viii begin On JanuAr, Tth
lsed, and end on March Slst
The second term wall eegin on April lat. and
cod ON Juas 23d.
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BuCKlkN,s AvN,Ca salyE.

The Best Salve in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fee
yer Sores, letter. Chapped HANDS, Chill
biains, Cerus and all Skis Eruptions,
and positively cures Piles. or no pay
required. Ii is guaranteed to give per-
feet satisfaction. or money refunded.
Price Is cents per boz. For sale by A.
Il SIIXAkr d n
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

TN THE DISTRICT CURT FOR THE
l Third Jud eiai district OF Washin. ton
Territory. holding terms 1T Seattle.
No: aT-Wald s. Campbell. plaintiffs
vs.. W. H. v ilsaD. defend ant,
Under and by virtue of an order of sale
issued out of the above named Court in
the above entitled action. dated the 10Th
day OF January. lSS land to me directed and
delivered, | have duly levied upon the
property described in said order of sale
and a. follows. towit:
Lot three 49, in block twenty t20l. in A
A. DE ny's third addition 10 the city OF
Seattle, and lot seven "a. in b sck sixty
five t65l in A. A. Donny's fifth addition to
III, city If seattle. ali in King county,
Washington Territory.
Notice is therefore hereby given that on
Sa urdsy the 9Th day of Marce.
1855,
At the hour Of 10 o'clock a. m. OF said
day, in front OF the Court House door, in
the city OF Seattle. King county, Wash
ngton Territory. will. in obedience to
said order of sale sell the above described
property, or so much thereof as may be
necessary to satisfy the judgment in said
actien, with interest thereon and costs,
at public auction. to the highest bidder
for cash.
Dated at Seattle the 4th day Of Feb
ruary 1856.
j ii. MCGRAW,
fs4td Sheriff OF King county, w. T.
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Treasurer's Notice.

NOTICE IL HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ all Island County warrants present
ed 20 an1 en- orsed prior to March ). 1885,
are now rAysble upon presentation. and
no interest wiz be Allowed after this date.
\. ID. BIfJWEKS.
Treasurer Of Island county. W. T.
Coupeyille, ". T., Jan. l. $50 js 3dwlm
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