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The district court convened yesterday
morning at 10 o'clock, Chief Justice
John W. Lacey presiding. 1t was not
supposed that yesterday would be the
last day of the term but such was the
case.
The following business was done during
the day
Griffith VS.. Griffith; a decree of divorce
was awarded the complainant.
N. N. Craig vs.. the board of county
commissioners of Laramie county; iudg-
ment for defendant for costs of suit.
John NJ. Finley VS., the board of county
commissioners of Laramie county; judg-
ment in favor of plaintiff for $3.50 and
costs.
Territory of Wyoming VS.. John Wal
lace; the usual order in reference to at
torneys' fees entered.
j. Y. Cowhick vs.. Frazer ct al; contin-
ued by consent.
Valentine Baker VS.. J. NJ. Henderson;
an order made for the sale Of certain at
tached property.
Gus Brade vs.. Nevcomb. Hart & Co.;
motion to set aside the judgment over
ruled.
Chas. H. Lightfoot vs.. Ida Lightfoot;
dismissed
Renfrew vs.. Renfrew; amended bill of
complaint filed.
The accounts against the United States
of. X. Jeffrey, clerk of court, r. jeff
Carr, United States marshal, J. W.
Fisher, United States commissioner, and
Of A. c. Campbell, United States attor-
ney, were presented aud approved.
In the three cases of Hedges VS., A. W.
Bristol, Danforth VS.. Bristol, and Draper
VS.. Bristol motions for a relaxation of
costs were considered and the evidence
taken. The decision Of the court in refer
ence to the question Of costs were such
that on the part of Hedges ct. al, excep-
tons were taken to the ruling, and time
until the next term OF court given. in
which to reduce the exceptions to writing.
Territory of Wyoming vs.. O. +. Stew
art and Henry Altman, the demurrer 10
the petition having been sustained a
Judgment in favor of the defendant Alt
man was ordered and the case continued
as to Steward. The foregoing suit was
brought ON a bail bond for $1,000, which
was signed by Altman as surety for stew
ard, who is under indictment Tor grand
larceny. The facts Of the case are that
while defendant was under bonds for his
appearance in court ON the said indict.
mcnt, the case was for some reason con.
tinued until the next term Of court, the
defendant not giving a new bond for his
appearance. The defence in the case in.
terposed a demurrer TO the petition on the
ground that as the original bond only re-
quired the defendant Stewart to appear al
the term the Indictment was found, but
not by its provisions at a subsequent
term. The demurrer WAS sustained,
which virtually ends the matter. Thi,
Stewart case is an old one and the
facts that have been related in regard
to it occurred long before Mr.. Mann
became county attorney.
At e O'Clock last evening the Noyem
Der, 1883 term of court for the first judi
cial district Of Wyoming adjourned sin,
de.
The term of court which adjournec
yesterday WAS the shortest one ever hell
in Laramie county, the clerks record.
showing that il was in session only twenty
seven minutes This speaks well 70
Chief Juice Lacey. whose readiness a
dispatchinr business accounts, for Their
being such a short term.
, 1886-02-03
Another Cold Wave.

CHICAGO, Feb. The mercury drop
ped below zero here again last night, the
signal service reporting the minimum at
A. below, though private observations
made it from 100 to 2O' below. The
weather is reported very cold through
out Minnesota, Dakota and Manitoba,
the mercury dropping to 26' below at st.
Paul and to 4s' below at Minnedosa, on
the Canadian Pacific railway.
, 1886-02-03
civ clerk Todd Turns up.

BELoT, Wis, Feb. THE disap-
pearance of Robert Todd, the city clerk,
which has been reported as a mystery, is
accounted for and to-day a friend re-
ceiyed a letter from him from Chicago.
Monday he s.rayed to Chicago, and as he
has always heretofore been prompt to get
to his place of business, much uneasiness
was felt by his family and friends for hi.
personal safety which caused the report Of
his disannenrnnce To- ret ahrnad.
, 1886-02-03

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Feb. MARY Stein,
a girl of 10, has been employed for a few
days past as a servant at No. 40 South
Eleventh street. The girl came from
Highland, ILL.,, and shortly after being
engaged at the above number was seen to
be in an interesting condition. She was
spoken to about this matter by the people
of the house last night, and advised to 20
to the female hospital, The girl took her
exposure with an appearance of deep
shame and grief, and retired to her room,
This morning she was found to be un-
conscious, and when a doctor was sum
moned the discovery was made that she
had taken laudanum. All efforts to
arouse her were ~unayailing, and she was
taken TO the city hospital, where she will
probably die tonight. She refuses to
say who is the author of her disgrace, but
says her father discovered it shortly after
her seduction and drove her from home.
She is evidently of a gpod family, and has
received a good education, being Iaccomp-
lished in music and an artist Of no mean
cnliber.
, 1886-02-03

Notice il hereby given that the firm OF
j. s. TAYLOR & Co, is this day dissolved
by mutual consent, j. w. Coffey retir-
ing from said firm. All notes and ac-
counts due said firm will be paid to j. S.
Taylor, and all bills, notes and accounts
against said firm will be paid by j. s..
Taylor, who will continue the business at
his old stand. No. A., Posts block, Seven
teenth street, where he will be pleased to
see all his old customers and a host of
new ones. j. ). TAYLOR,
j. w. CoEFEE.
CHEYENNE. Feb. |. 1896.
, 1886-02-03
A Case of Hydrophobia.

ALBANY, n. Y, Feb. "A Press and
Knickerbooier special from Cohnes says
George Waterhouse a boy IA years of age
some six years ago was bitten by a dog in
Lansingburgh. For the past week the
boy has shown sings Of hydrophobia. His
condition became alarming, and a physi-
clan was called and administered all the
medicines usually used in such cases, but
tonight it was deemed advisable. to
smother him.
, 1886-02-03
Certificate OF Publication.
Insurance Commissioner Office,
NN-. n-- n

Insurance Commissioner Office,
Wyoming Territory. Cheyenne,
Wyo., Jan. 80, 1886.
1t is hereby certified that the Con-
t%inental Insurance company of New York
city, in the state of New York has complied
with the insurance laws of this territory,
and is authorized to transact the business
of fire insurance in this territory for the
current year.
Witness my hand and seal Of office the
day and year first above written.
j. ID. FREEBoRN,
SEAL Insurance Commissioner.
, 1886-02-03

The best salve in the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum. fever
sores, letter, chapped hands, chilblains,
corns and all skin e%ruptions, and positively
cures piles, or no pay required. 1t is
guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction, or
money refunded. Price % cents per box.
For sale by w. n. Hunt.
, 1886-02-03

WASHINGTON, Feb. The house
committee on banking and currency To-
day directed an adverse report to be made
on Ropresontive Seney's bill to make
shareholders in national banks indiyid-
ually liable for the debts Of the bank.
, 1886-02-03

SrRAYED-From my premises last Fri
day, Jan. %, a Jersey COW, no brand, one
horn broken off, carrying a leather strap
around neck. a liberal reward will be
paid for the return Of the animal to f.
Schaofcr, tailor, Eddy street.
, 1886-02-03
MUTlNY AT SEA.
The Terrible Story Told by
Capt. Clarke,
Of the American Ship Frank
N. Thayer."
Surveyor General Dement, Be
fore a Senate Committee.


LONDON, Feb. Capt Clarke, of
the American ship Frank N. Thayer, has
arrived at Plymouth on a Cape steamer,
by which he was picked up at sea. He
relates hat the Thaycr was bound for
England with a mixed crew, including
two Manilla'seame These two men stole
upon deck one night, and, armed with
knives dashed to poles, attacked two Off
GERS, killing them instantly. Three sail
ors, the only ones on deck, were her
quickly dispatched. Capt. Clarke, hear
ing the shrieks of the crew, rushed on
deck in his night shirt. The Mani llans
slashed him terribly, and he barely
escaped with his life. After a
desperate struggle he broke
away from his assailants. and
rushing to his cabin locked himself
in. The Manillans battered down the
matches and kept the captain and crew
below deck one day and night. The cap
tain finally fired through a skylight at one
of the mutineers and wounded him in the
ehikhs lut HhH IuSueu 10 lne size OF
the vessel and leaped overheard. The
other mutineer then went below and fired
the cargo, and returning to the deck
jumped into the sea. Terrified to mad
ness, the crew forced their way on deck
and lowered a boat and rowed away. The
ship was consumed. The crew wandered
at sea fer a week before being picked up.
Dement, Before a Senate Committee
WASHINGTON, Feb. .. - Surveyor
General Dement,, OF Utah, was examined
by the senate committee. on public lands
to-day, with reference to recent publica-
tons which embodied alleged ~utterances
of his, duplicating senator's, members of
congress, and high executive officials in
Washington and Utah in extensive con-
spiracies to misappropriate public lands
for consplracies to influence by bribery
legislation affecting the Mormons. Dement,
denied the statements attributed to him
without reservation.
The newspaper men who sem out the
interview which Surveyor General De
ment of Utahl ~repudiates, will ask the
public T. Is committee of the senate to
grant them a hearing, in order that they
may vindicate themselves and give the
sources Of their information.
, 1886-02-03

WHMNGToN, Feb. The funeral of
Mrs. Bayard occurred at the old Swedish
church to-day. The same pail bearers
who followed the daughters coffin two
weeks ago followed tho mother to her last
resting place.
, 1886-02-03
A Now Judge Tor wyoming.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 2,-Thc president
sent the following nomination to the sen
ate to-day; Samuel Thompson Corn, of
Illinois, to be associate justice of the su-
preme court of the territory of Wyoming.
, 1886-02-03

All kinds of plain sewing and dress
making neatly done at Mrs. |. NJ. Buck
ingham's art needle rooms, Seventeenth
street, opposite Leader office.
, 1886-02-03

The largest stock OF hne brandies, old
whiskies, choice hgueurs and superfne
cigars at George Masten's well known
house, corner Sixteenth and Ferguson
straafg
, 1886-02-03
MhhhW To loan on first-elass security,
i in large or small sums to suit,
VALENTINE BAKER.

Shaw gives fine prizes on billiards and
pool this month. Corner Seventeenth
and Eddy streets.
, 1886-02-03
MirncnInnr Rscane.

WV. Reed, druggist, of Winchester,
Ind, writes. One Of my customers,
Mrs. Louisa Pike, Bartonia, Randolph
county, Ind, was a long sufferer with
consumption, and was given up to die by
her physicians. She heard of DIR. Kings
New Discovery for Consumption, and
began buying it of me. In six months
time she walked to this town a distance Of
six miles, and is so improved that she has
quit using it. She feels she owes her life
to it." Free trial bottles at W. N. Hunt
drug store.
Fine display of ball programmes at the
Lender nfhcn
, 1886-02-03

1t is sound doctrine, that if any man
will not work, neither shall he eat, And
it is Just as true that if any man cannot
eat, neither can he work. There arr
thousands Of people whose digestion is 50
poor that they canno with any comfort
eat a square meal. How can we expect
such sufferers to do a fair days work
Browns Iron Bittcns strengthens weakent
digestion, tones mp the whole system, en-
ablcs people TO cat. to work aud enjo,
prosperity. Any druggist will supply
you.
, 1886-02-03

LAND OFFICE AT CHEYENNE, w

LAND OFFICE AT CHEYENNE, Wfo.,
Jan IA, 1856.
Notice Is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice Of his Intention
TO make nnal proof In support Of his claim. and
and receiver at Cheyenne. WyO., on Feb. -,
1896 viz william u ~ Clare, for the "
4, SO = se Z. sw = and lot 4, OF sec. Is, ~ ~,
north Of range 63 W..
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultivation
Of said land, viz John O. Evans, Frank \.
Lnsk, Charles N. Trimble. william W. Higgins.
all Of Lusk. Wye, Whose testimony VIII be la
ken and sworn to before Russell Th0rp, "A mo-
tary public at Hawhide Buttes, Wyo. ON The
Goth day OF February, lssa.
EDdAH S. WILSON. Register,
, 1886-02-03
Nnw LOCAL NOTICES.

V. S. Glaicke, the florist, telephone
No. 6S. Artistic floral work a specially.
, 1886-02-03
Cnttle ltecelpts.

CmcAdo, Feb. 2-Cat1c-Rcccipt-
$500 head, market steady shipping
steers. $50 to t.jpu pounds, 50 5otr
$50, stockcr- and feeders, -. o % Ca
81 20.
, 1886-02-03
WANTS.

WANTED.-A first class cook at the
Metropolitan. None but first class cooks
need apply.
WANTED. Ladies and gentlemen in city
or country. to take light wof&at their own
homes. 50 to - a day can be easily made;
work sent by mail; no canvassing. We
have good demand for our work and fur
nish steady employment. Address. with
stamp. Crown Manufacturing company,
29s Vine street, Cincinnati, o.
, 1886-02-03

WASHINGTON, Feb. The senate
confirmed W. H.. Brinker, associate jus
tice of the Supreme Court of New Mexico.
The committee on expenditures in the
department of justice will on Thursday
begin the investigation Of the telephone
cases, as authorized by the house of rep
resentatiyes.
Commander in Chief Burdette, of the
Grand Army of the Republic telegraphed
this evening to commander r. II. War
field, of San Francisco, that the Nationa.
cncampment of the G.. A. X. will be held
in San Francisco on Tuesday. Aug. 3, 1886,
, 1886-02-03

FoR RENT. Large front room, suitable
for office, over VIM. Myers dry goods
store; steam heat Inquire at L. r. Bres'
nahen's meat market.
, 1886-02-03

NeIU TOT Of IfSifiHg and
business CdrdS at he
LeHdsr OmCP.
, 1886-02-03

FoR RENT. Furnished rooms, Tilden
block, with privilege of baths, twelve to
fifteen dollars per room. Corner Six
teenth street and Warren avenue.
, 1886-02-03

Calico hop at Library hall, Wednesday
night, Feb 3, by Prof. Martin Admis-
sion. sey~enty-live cents.
, 1886-02-03

historical Deptj Cheyenne, Eyo,
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PERSONAL.

IsAAc JTETNes ha, returned to town.
Hos. ]. 5. PAGE IS up from the south.
CT ENGLER is down from the Park.
Al. GUssELL has returned from the
north.
P Z. sHTIBY has returned fsorn Soda
Springs.
A. b. HARRISON, of Richmond. Is in
the city.
T. R. CUTLER. of Peoples Coop. Lshi,
is agsin With US.
ALvIs Robson. of Robson Bros,
ScipiO, is in town.
HoS. WARD +. PACK and wife are IN
town from Kamas-
A. SUTHERLASD, JR., came up from
Provo last evening.
JAMES q BULLOCK. Of Pleasant Grove.
was in Salt Lake on Thursday.
CHas. II. GBEEEEELL. OF Ogden. was
in town yesterday, shaking hands with
his mauySriends.
Ma. AND Mrs. JnO. a. Groesbeck and
son. ami Mrs. WH. Groesheck and son
leave to-day for Soda Springs.
LEoRtsDE You've and family, accom-
panied by Miss TeasdAl and her two
h,u'hers, left for the Weber yesterday
afternoon.
a. HIEsCH, of Hirsch Bros. & Co .
Philadelphia. accompanied by IN
family, visiting his sister. Mrs. Sol.
Siegel, on his way out to San FRANCISCO.
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Mns..one. on .he Ro.d e Hsal.h.

The recovery of digestion, and the re-
sumption of activity by the liver,
bowels and kidneys, are milestones
which mark our progress on the road 70
health. They speedily become percep-
uble when Hosietter's Stomach Bitters
IS used by the invalid. Nothing So
surely and expedit ously consumes the
distance 10 the desired goal. AS no
bodily function can suffer without I'M
pairing the general health o. the system
so the system can never acquire per {
vlgOr, health's synonym. until that
function be actively resumed. Take
for instance, digestion, a suspension Of
which is invariably rectified by the Bit
ters- II the organs upon which IL de-
wolves grow weak. biEousDeSs. cOnsti-
pat'ol. headache, poverty OF the blood.
and hundred other symptoms super
vene. which indicate unmistskably the
6aDeful general influence OF dyspepsia
In disappearance Of all thee symp-
trn :. through the use OF the Bitters.
u s with what thoroughness IL re
naVSss heir cause.
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PROV" f,'ISIS.

Mr.. l. 4 CUNNiNUs the actor. an
pears tu hs fase,nsIed win sumetbin.
alb ut Provo.
MESsEs. HALL & Stevens have OBJ
| tainru a How eft twenty ii = gallons al
wet-T per minute at =. X inuruI tn'S
aud tnirt i've gallons rer minute n
David Eva - Ir and also >lr, e,.sIe,i /,
making The well nn ,he ciurt house 10
i+lh twenty Wa gallons ,.er miDut.
Either "f LeSe wells will carry 10,
NHter fr'm twenty rn thirty feet show,
be- suri,cr Hall & ) .-vsus hav,
quite nun Der al cintTacIs ahead. anr
Hte mot siraiI t. gua'anIre good Il ~
VI water anywhere ia Provo. Doctor
Pike can nut longer ssSume arisfocrntts
rirS ON ac cunt al hiS we'll Others ma,
hav- such cheap luxuries now a. well
as he.
iHE SUICIDAL death 6F John VI
Howe WAS canned from the ef
foctS 81 an NerdUSe Of nioT-
mime. t1kPn While iI.S+nNats from 4 to-
freGn' NJ use Of % same drug To render
;;;;;;..s.>tii Ohli,i"ns To regrets ON account
Of b-ing srparlttd from has wife snu
Cnlldren. Mr. Howe Wa regarded as
t-uipersie. industrious mau. and r.
\ deti in American Fork lie came L.
Pr va on Tuesday in hones io effect
recOI citation witt h's wife snd chil
drfn. who resided IN ,he TLiid Ward a.
i cry Ia Ing IN the oaject OF his
Wit. lac took tie fatal dug and DIED o.
Tuesday night. As ma ter of cure
We have hearu some gossip but whether
the man. bis wife, or the gu>>ipers are
most To blaine We are uur b!e TO say.
Coroner Twtlses summoned u Jury
consisting q Stephen 3. Moore. ia. r.
Dunn ana a. g. tuwnOvtT. and held an
inquest. tire verdict being suicide
caused ny domestic iroutle. The Te-
mains were tskSn 10 American Fork
yesterday. u.
Provo, July %. 1886.
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ErriI-mrntin r-ra..

Great excitement has been caused l.
the vicinity ( Paris. Tex, by tb,
fenarkab recovery 0f Mr.. J. f. Cor.
ley. WHO Was 30 helpless That he cnui-
not turn in bed, or raise hi> Ie..a
everybody said he Was dying Of un-
sumption. \ TRIAL bottle al DR.. King
New Discovery Vas sent him. E,udii.
relief. ~ bought large bottle aud I
tOx OF DT. king'S New Life Pills: bv n
time ne hAd taken .Wo boxes OF Pm
and TO bottles uf the B-cnveTy. fI, W..
~eil aud had esire'i IN fiesh fhirtv--i,
pounds. Trial Bottles of this Grea
Discovery for Consumption free at +
c. n. I. Drug Store.
ANSON BUUGH Of blackberry. Ills.
1sys h. owes hi life - ,iiimoT-'s Mag
netic IL Air. Try it. For sale 81 A. G.
smith & Co.'S Drug Store. 8
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A Novel Robbery.

A daring aud novel robbery Wa com
United yesterday, The victim BEN 9 q
little child Of shout 5 years. the
daughter o. Mrs. Currie, Who lives on
Third South Street. near The Metro
poli,a- Hotel. The child had been sent
TO HcDOnsld's grocery 80 re Tor some
butter. ami while she was returning
home, the paper on the butter came on,
and she stopped 10 arrange IL AS she
did 90 q Chinaman, who wss passing
noticed little gold ring on the child
hnesr. which be immediately sppro-
priated and started away. The htiie
one could give 10 description OF the
fellow. and he has not BEEN Appre-
hended.
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IS1HE CLUTCHES OF THEL.w.
Hrs. RrightmNre Discharged =
hTs. Wright's Case

Mrs. Hannah Brirhtmore, "the
Grantsv'iir & rror. !" Was u o before Judge
Pyper Yesterday. on The charge al
Assault with = deadly weapon. The
complaint rs signed by e. NJ. Hansen
who testified thai he and Mrs. Bright
more We're neighbOrs; that one day bis
chIckens had sirav.d iRio her lot. aud
while he was In the act uf drivinR Them
back on 10 his own premises, Mr.. q
appesre with n h. = and rnmm-nc-,i
siashlig aNav ut bin. The SaId Han en- (:
that he tOtk the hise away TruIu her
ana that >he then Went hut. the hau~.
>"On emerging theryf Ou with a pistol
winch ste Presented anu fired 1t HIM.
lie wds bauly frighfrne aud felt sure
that she intended TO kill him.
., yeral other Sirn,ss.s W re sl..,
Ib reduced. aud all tlit- testimony Wa.
rot rs strai. ut ~ ~ might have been
drsiied. IL VAS claimed un the othrr
baud that Mrs Il had sim Iy nr-d at
H. chickens, and hot at The coupiaIn
Sut. aud that sc had 20 int, -
q oi dong bin shy bodily harm
The care VAS submitted without argn-
ment, anu lac Jurg- deciding that
tAC'f ndr ~ChItFtN fhlAl y nt teStluiult
tu hold the Defendant. she WIS di,-
Guar ed. aud lett 'he cunrt ruom in her
usu iily dirTii. Il manner.
Mr.. ghr wife uI Jnhn Wright
for many Wears n familiar nrur- on Ih.
cts aud prOIni. rnt among the
Knights "f The Green Got was run M
10y the Officers un the rhsrg- of VIZ
grancy. " hen she wa> brought int,
court she changed her l.I-a of uu,
, uiliy 1 that O' guilty. aid promised
that VI Srbttn = W. IT, SUSPENDED. 81.
would immediately gather ND her
effects sud leave for PAX CITY. aud her
loving husband. With this under
Anding The ease Was continued, anu
MrS, w allowed n c'-r'ain SPA of nm.
ia which To vanish ,nio the thinner :, A
lieh1r air Oi Psrk Civ.
Late J.. s. evening. The woman WriRb
- rn IN HRHI On The 1ame uI.
charges Of dTuI keune.S. &c.
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How tn save Money,

And We might also sa--time aRd pain
as well, in our advice 10 good house
keepers and ladies generally. TIE
great necessity existing ALWAYS to have
n perfectly safe remedy convenient for
the relief and promp. cure Of the all
ments peculiar 10 Vomen-func. ional
irregulsrity, constant pains. and 81 the
symptoms attendant pom uterine dis
UNDERSTANDINGS Us To recOmmenI
strongly and pnqusIi6edly DIR. Pierre's
"Fayorite Prescription -womsn's best
friend. IL will save money.
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A Most Liberal onsr

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Mich, offer 70 send their Celebrated
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RuaEIansa Arliea saIvs

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BRUISES, Borss. Ulcers. tat hheuu.
ISvar 6SFsa, Tsttsr. OhHpPso Hands,
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fries $ esats pr box. fer 80 y q.
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syrup ofFixs,

Manufactured b. the California Fis
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lures Own True Laxative This pies-
snt Califurni liquid fruit remedy mas
be had Of A. G. Smith g. Co.. at 50 cent.
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