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OVER THE OCEAN.
Bismarck Criticises the Re-
cent Diary Publication.
THE MAGAZINE TO BE SUED.
The Garrison of Suakim Ftnd the
Trenches of the Arab Hosts Dam
gere0siy Near-Emperor Williams
Visit to stastgart-The Spanish
Army Full OF Revolutionary Plot
ters-Davftt's Financial Success.

BERLIN. sept. s7.-it Is Officially an.
nounccd that Rismarck has obtained the
consent of Emperor William % prosecute
the publishers of the NeussrAS Esssaefsrsfsl7
for revealing state secrets in publishing
the abstract from the diary nf the late
Emperor Frederick
BsRIlS. sept. The RsseAs Anxeirer
publishes this report 10 Emperor wllliaia,
prepared by Prince bismarck.
Il do net consider the diary In the form
published genuine. The crown prince in
1870 did net share in political discussions 1
did nos have the king permission 70 dis.
cuss with fhe crown prince the tacre intri-
cate questions OF cur policy. because the
king feared il might lead 10 indsscrcsiens
af the English court aud harm cur relations
with the German federal allies IL seems
a. II the daily notes, or AZ any rate their
later elaboration, we're the work of some
person in the crown princes ent0urage
Testing the Giarys accuracy, specially ~
markable is the Chronological erroT made
in referring 70 a warm discussion between
myself ami the crown German pIinceS as
occurring AZ Versailles. This conversation
occurred GA September &, at Donchery
The assertion ~ the diary that the crown
prince entertained the idea Of using force
against our federal allies and violating
treaties Is calumny against opr departed
sovereign.
'iust IS little in accordance wlih the
facts is what the diary SAYS concerning my
attitude towards the imperial question in
1856 The crown prince doubted whether
imperial federation would have been pos
sible OF even useful In tSS.
The declaration Of the pope's iufallihil-
ijy was aiwass regarded by me with indif
ference. This vas less the ease with the
crown prince. considered 1t a false move
on the part OF the people, and begged the
crown prince - let the question rest. at
any rate during the war. The crown
prince could never have had that imprcS
sion, nor entered that statement in bis
diary. ! pursued the question after the
war.
In vicw of these facts do not consider
the diary published in the HfsicAs Rand
sctGH genuine. Therefore I pray your
majesty to empower me 10 instruct the
minister Of justice to order public prose
ruflon
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HE FORGED MORTGAGES.
An officer of the New York Pro-
duce Exchange a Fugitive.
His Methods Counterpart Of Those
of BedeiI-FrzuduIent Deeds
Aggregating sf6s,o0o.

NEw ToGK. sept g7.-The following
statement over the signature OF Alexander
f. orr, president OF the produce exchange.
was posted on the floor OF the exchange
this afternoon
To the Members Of the Gratnlty Fund.
,,eaflea,ca-Yes,erday afternoon e came ta
the knowledge Of the trustees of the gfa-
tuIty fuad that Counsel Vim. r. Foster,
j., was suspected 81 having committed
similar frauds 70 those enacted by Hedell
in the Office Of shipmsh, Barlow, LAzoequc
4 choase An investigation proved this 70
be the ease. The register of New York has
pronounced thirteen mortgages, aggregat-
lug xl6s, 900. as having fraudulent oeFsif-
cafes oi registration The Investigation is
dill going On. and members ef The CN-
change will be app:iged " further drKei-
opmenis. LAsi evening pinkerton's deicc-
tive agency was employed 70 arrest Nln.
X. Foster. JF., hat n yet no report has been
received from them. AIkNAspFR r, 0nG;.
Tais statement was complete surprise
10 the members Of the exchange. Foster.
who had Ofslccs in the building, ana who
had long been legal counsel for the eN-
change had not been seen about there
since last Tuesday evening. He went
away then, saying he would be back next
morning He enjoyed the Implicit con
iidencC 81 his associate
Foster is brother Of James =. Fcster.
president Of the National League Of Re
publican clubs, and the latter was iorneriy
a jnnior mcInber OF the firm.
The system which hiss been employed 20
perpetrate frauds Il understood 10 be
similar 20 or even more intricate than the
scheme OF swindler Bedeii. The notary
whose signature pur7ofts 20 be attached 10
the fraudulent mortgages Is an attache OF
Foster & Mentworth's = Office, aud be denies
having written IT, 4 similarity has been
discovered between the writing OF Foster
aud the clerk,
Foster Is man OF about 30 year. Of age
aud unmarried. lie lived eXPensiyeiy,
but not beyond the income which he re
celycd. His father is wealthy and lives on
staten island.
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TANNING THE M0RM0NS.
No Further Legislation Will BE
Necessary.
A Minority of the Commission Take
Hopeful View of the Ter
ritory's Condition.

WAsHISGIoS, sept. 1.-Two OF the FIVE
members Of the Utah commission, John
Il. MeCicrnrnd and A. b. Carlton, have
filed with the secretary Of the interior a
minority report. They also submitted
minority report last year The report
received to-day SAYS Reform in Utah is
progressing layorably, far beyond our mos,
sanguine authorizations. Utah i forging 10
the front among the Rocky mountain states
and territories, and mas be compared IA
yorably with any OF them in the enternTiSe
OF her citizens. the fertility of her valleys,
aud the richness aud i0nrishing condition
Of her cities and towns. A great deal Of
capital is being Invested IN Utah by nom
MormOns in city lots, farming lands, and
mining properly, and such investments
are as safe there as IN any other state or
teFritoTy-fhat Is TO say. there j. not the
slightest danger Of instruction, nor Ia our
opinion is there any danger OF adverse leg
islation that will ieoparsize personal sscg-
rity or property rights.
Apart from sexual olfeaseS. which are
decidedly on the decrease. the Mormon
peOple OF Utah Will compare fgvOFahly
with ether communities for peace. good
order, sGbriefy. honesty and industry.
The commissioners say In their opinion
a majority OF the Mormon people have
wisely resolved that the practice Of 7Olyg-
amy should be abandoned. We are thor
oughly satisfied that thc work OF rcforma-
tion In Utah is progressing rapidly, aud
That Il viii soon result in q successful
issue without resort to legislation that Is
proscFipiiye of reiiglo opinion. Our view
may bo spit0mizcd I'm iew words Pun
ish criminal action. but religious cseeds
never.
The commissioners are adverse to any
further restrictive legislation by congress,
believing the present laws sufficiently
stringent to accomplish all that can be
reasonably required OF legal coercion.
The report recommends the adoption OF
an amendment 90 the federal constitution
prohibiting the institution % the practice
Of polygamy In any form in the states and
territories or other places over which the
United States has exclusive jurisdiction
The commissioners. in conclusion. say
We have no disposition 10 defend the Nor
mons against all that has been alleged
against them. but We believe they are en-
titled to be treated with justice and hu-
manity: that they are subject 10 the in
iluence of the same causes that have
changed other peoples churches and
creeds. We also believe that they possess
common sense, and By the exercise Of this
they have fonnd out that polygaTny must
go. We believe that the great mass OF Nor
mems are determined 20 80 on with this re-
form, and thai they will accomplish the
work in spite OF any inlueuee that may he
attempted TO be exercised by q few ianai-
iral old polygamis;s.
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DEMOCRATS CAN'T PROVE 1T.
That Harrison said - Dollar a Day
Is Very Good Paw"

INDfsNAPcIIs, sept. g5.-In fuleilmeui
Of an editorial ehalienge published In this
mornings Jouraal, Harry snow, one Of the
prorfiefors OF that paper. to-day rendered
10 Hon. wm. II. Engiish, Democratic can
aiGate for the vice presidency Ia iSSn. a
certified check for k20Q0. with Instructions
20 pay II over TO any person - persons who
shall establish In a judicially conducted
examination that tien Harrison. during
the railroad strike 81 lss7, OF al ans other
time. said thar zone dollar q day ls enough
for any woskingman. Ey the
terms ol tes-iay challenge the mat
ter shall be submitted 20 gon.
y. D. Taylor. Democratic judge 81 the ssi-
prelne court of Marion county, and under
bis direction. under the rules and pro
cedure % MS cpiiTf. the evidence snail be
submitted 20 Jury qf y Democratic free
holders Of Marion county.
Mr English declined H. act a. custodian
ia fhe nalter The gaafagi people state
that iha money viii be tenderea % Hen.
jos, ph r Mcdonald Hs Custodian gn bis
return TO fne clsT 10 ntertpw
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TuE QUARANTINE QUESTION.
The National Government WIN Net
Interfere MennhlS Relent~.

wAsHINSEoS, Sept Z7.--Oeneral Mana.
ger Ganlt of the queen G Crescent nauta
to-day tclegranhed the FsOs;uaster general
from Cincinnati, protesting against quar-
aatine ohstrnetian of their line At Nerid-
ian, Miss. and other points, which he SAYS
fsreycnis his company from handling their
lsaius and carrying the United states usaiis.
lie asks the protection and aid II the
United states maFshais. 80 that they may
resume the running of trains.
A reply was sent that the department
would not attempt 10 force the mails
through In opposition % the state qnaran-
tine laws
MFHrnIs, sept 27.--The coRfercnee cont
mlfioe OF the business mcn and health
authorities recommend the removal Of the
nou-iatescaursc restrictions. and that trAflie
be allowed % resume as once under inspec.
ton
nrcAruR. sept z7.-State Health unicer
Cochran says. u desire to say through
the Associated Press that In my deliberate
Judgment all town and county auaran-
tines In North Alabama along the ti,uis-
VILE 4 Nashville railroad aud Memphis &
Charleston railroad may be safely re
snovel 10
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DISTRESS Ar DEcAruR. ;
Only Two New Cases. hut the peo-
pte Need Food.

NASHVILLE, Tenn. sept TIA t8fft-
cans Decatur. Ala. special says, Only one
new case of yellow fever was reported this
morning, but since then two weil-deyci-
cpcd cases aud one suspicious case, all col.
cred, have appeared. one death has ocs
Cured.
J. r. stuart has malignant case OF yel-
low fever at Hauceyille, 40 miles below
here James Howard, a refugee from De-
eatur, Is reported sick at Madison station,
y miles cast Of here, on the Memphis Il
Charleston road and it Ia reported n sus-
pi,'ious case Of yellow fever
WAsHiNGroS, sept. 21.--Gvn, Joseph
wheeler 10 day received dispatches from
the mayor OF Decatur stating that the peo-
pie Of that town are in a distressed con
diiion aud greatly III need OF food, money.
and contributions. Upon receipt Of the
dispatch Gen. Wheeler had sQQo pounds Of
rations forwarded 20 Decatur
NASHVILLE. sept 27.-~An iaeFicaa's
Huntsville, Ala. special says ". o. sum
mcrs, a refugee from Decatur, vas taken
down with yellow fever Inst night
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GAUNT HUNGER.
The Beseiged Fever Cities
Ont of Rations.
nrou DISTRESS rN DECATUR.
Jacksonville Must Dole oat Charity
to Thoasaads-A Growing senti-
ment In Favor OF Relaxing ouaran-
tine Cases Breaking Ont Here and
There Among Refugees.

JACKSONVILLE. sept z7--Eo-day there
are comparatively few inhabited houses Ia
which there aro not sick or conyalesrrnis
and 81 colorcd people. deaths. $ The gen
egal distress among the poor Is daily In
eveaSiny. Within another week probably
se.eoo persons, nine-tenihs celorcs. viii
have 10 be fed by the hand Of charity
The hepe Of getting shelter for any con
siderable number al The camps 81 refuge Is
abandoned
+, J.reus. Democratic nominee far state
TREASURER. aud his entiTe family haye the
diSrasa
A special from Gainesville SAYS one new
Ease ef yellow lever here today.
A special fresa McCicuny reports three
cases 81 fever st sandersen uine miles
IVES; 81 this place.
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A CHINESE DErEcrIvE.
How Gardner. the Opium Thief. wa
Caught-Iefters in Evidence.

CHICAGO. Sept. Is.-Thc preliminary hear.
Ing Ia the ease 81 Erwin 4. Gardner, ar
rested some weeks ago for conspiracy, in
connection with the cgsi0us Office a. og
deusburr. \. y. 10 remove ConhEcafEd
opium frefa the customs house, Waa begun
before the United states comm issioner To-
day Il was proven that the opium had
been s0li - a Chinsman rasncd A0y Luck
Mag, who afterwards proved 10 have been
nil the time in fhe government empiOy
District Attorney Harris offered ia esi-
dence q letter from John ". stone. nj OK
deushurg. dated May =, 80 & A. 9nrdueF.
seattle. y. T.. IN which be asks h0w the
opiam sinaid is kept aud suggesting that
Il was better fsT their business 20 keep 70
in q cellar. lie Also offered another from
stone 20 + g. HalBts. seattle, W. T. Vow
! have said % iitfie that we eeuid have
xis COO for making the shift - yeu eouid
igruish tao material 90 put iD IS place we
would 4 x most anytime" Another letter
referred 20 having fixed the jaHitor for
fioog aud dividing $500 with l1ssie The
ease was continued until Saturday.
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nIo GnASpE CRY QUIET.


NAS sNTgSfa. Sept. = ~ tiisrateh irors
Eia tsrande City says. 'sfse sheriff Of Z am
esoa AND Zspata, whose ppses make a
force % 10 nlen. arrived hare to-day. Our
ewn sheriff. >ecxy, has about 100 fighting
saen G0i. CleudeHning has been authyr-
lied 20 bring tsoaps fro.a kingg9la harraeks
IL nee8fui
Further iroubie j. not pfefaiiis IA the
face Of the present display ei force. Al IS
guief gartia II resting easter. ais1 there
are soFes thai be all recover
ArsTIS. Tex, sept. "a dispAfea ffen
Col CiundeuHiag. dated Fort Eingnoia.
september 9th, received TO-DAY By Gen
STANLEY. safs have protected Sebree
and Others from the GasA No property
has been dssfFSfess or aepft2stiOus com
rnitte.f in Rlo bfaaGe city. tfiaifs arr
not - bsd a. represented, II any real
daaEer had existed ! saosild have used the
troops 10 prevent bsooisbed. Posses frDis
adjoining eoanfies arrived lass night and
fIs-ss al Is qulef
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ancHaIsHoP or sr. r.rL.
The PaIiium Conferred on Eishop
.gohn Ireland.

r. FAUI, Mani sept q. Bishop AaAn
Ireland received the paIlium aud vas
eleyssed - the arsht.s5qafsc q =. faul
to-day.
Tae ceremony tGuk place q; 1876 Arb
bsshnp Ireland. atf.Tesl n the robes 81 Of
ace, and attended sy the eiefEy- ieft the
sretieVlseoTai residence, s45giAiDg the
esiheiraI. and proceeded 10 TIE sanitary.
Paatifcsai hixh mass vas celebrated tl5
II Res Eishep MARTA OF tsesieg. p 4.
The pEli5ssa Wa conferred upou =. nrcb-
blslstsCi al abe c1ase q tae s32ss ~ r. ksF
isisae; erase. aua - ceremony Fas fol
laze1 IS seTsseH lsF 81 Res ;. =. Aeaac.
hisaoq 0t aiehsEof13 va. aa1 rector =
the aeR Ea.aoiss university e. @Es-ias-
tiss. %. g.
shortly a}.eT SHE ciase q - faF2slaifies ;
a. fhe essai-iFs5. sag esersX aefs eae17 81
% f8e Metes Er1. uaaT2 atNEQr sa'
sarsgsi
70 saiea1 iae s1res afe sT-lssast asan.
imaissi $40 ths nes afeassasa e Aessaz
Z tornA4S FssrsI IsS ssa = lagtte3 gnests- sitea'
iEfereSs isl fhe events ~ sEe 0sF aeF aea
manifested by zHr EsaaTsl Fl'A5ss Aste-
Assssp Ifslasa 3 iaw Aeid a hsea -sissa'
l3r 81 ~ beds
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rnK Losr nKsrIGapEgA.


saS FEASE f-Cr. sept e As segxEiis the
British sAip ResYiFedsrH- ahica Wens
as5ofe near Fasus Terynin. san Pedro hay
yssfeF.tsg affefu9sa II i nga learned that
fErssain iurceH Fsfwsa3 q Yisv7. aad al
tempted % sal insa rort Hish the aoga
ildr ard Z Bora Eesf Hlua 81 tired So
shave tbe la.ai iog cipsas sue ths Fs'sal
stFssex sea e sssf. knocking uoie sa hfs
s3n SIZE taaesia.eis f1krd aaa e sIea
izae hes s;tfR BIS ~ 9F t2i 5ls Ta'sf
f1stss1 aves it. EHe taz t1afx ff.esl iae4
les7mzzs7 % ses hf e Hse faas sar
tsallea sat Nesd las. euak ia sAslie.
azfeF aad rtEl. have fsssa fetscss tsz4f o.
q g sse WIFI ae q ta.El lstss
The efsE EAs azfsiis il-ssf0ef HitE ss
ss5ssa sea Lrsandcfs asagl iae ship PteAeii
8ss ia "a dsea rnafe ia lk factaf eae
zas safzs1 - t7a.zSl aEG was iff r9raftF
as Hz-Ersre { Hriia8. 'sf i4sasFgst ttglr
asss is esgerea - lasgTamse- Essf eaFea II
r LAsFisaa. aal Tzs Faa H
& & insasesi
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AN ERROR OF CONGRESS.
The Electoral Vote Ordered ts lie
Handed In Before Cast

WAsEISGr0S. Sept. 57.--The department
OF state Of Massachusetts, has written to
senator Hcar, calling attention TO the fol.
lowing discrepancies in the electoral col
iege laws. The United States statutes pro
vide that messengers from the electoral
colleges in the various states shall deliver
their copies of their colleagues credentials
10 the president of the senate before the
hrst Wednesday in January. The colleges
haye met heretofore on the fifSf Monday In
December, but the law passed by congress
In lss7 changed the time OF meeting 10 the
second Monday in January. while the pro
vision regarding the delivery OF the vote
was left unaltered. The question viii
have 10 be settled by the authorities 81
Xaghta~+s,n
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ANDREWS sCHoFIELn.
Wedding Of the Daughter Of the Gen
erai of the Army.

Ms YORK. sept 27.--Miss Mary CAMP
bell Sehofield. daughter Of zen Scheheld.
was this evening married - Lieut.. Avery
4. Andrews Of the Fifth Artillery. United
states army. The ceremony tOok place IN
the chapel OF 81 Cornelius. on Governors ;
island. Rev. DE-. Dix oHioia;cd. The bride
walked up % the ehancel rail on her
fathers aria. Gen Schofe6 was in fun
nniforns. Miss Georgia kilburn of Iowa
acted a. maid of honor Among those
present 81 the reception were Generals
,L.L-al i.h..rali
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A Final Sioux coaacn at Hand

LOWER BEUIE AGENCY, nak., sept 27.
No general Indian council was held hers
to-day Delegations OF the different aScn-
cics have been holding private councils In
various places, but although the commits.
sioners e2p<ess themselves aS hopeful no
great change is manifested ia the seuti-
ment OF the Indians All Indian Geisga-
tions meet by themselves % night. and a
final council s expected tomorrow, when
the points brought up by the Indians viii
be ansWerca hv ila COMMIT lssionNrs
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ooNDENsKD DIsPATcnKs.

Eighty cases OF dynamite exploded ye4.
iefGag GA the wharf ~ CayihA9eaA.
spain, causing much damage.
Judge Brewer of the Unifrd States circuit
court Al - Is0sls has decided 20 appoint
receiver for ihr Missouri, Kansas q Texas
railroad.
Toe NewrnaFKct handicap yesterday vas
s0n b Wis.siaan-
Kphriam = wcils Of Jersey city, y. J.,
manufacturer ~ proprietary medicines
and Of Rough on Rats" has faiied la
fsiififs 44JNsi
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rerger nedell ON Trial.

NEW YoRg, sept zT.-The examination
OF James T. Bedell, the detauliing clerk Of
shipman, Barlow, Laf0cqne & Choaie, be
gan to-day. There were three complaints
againsi him, the first by !. r. sCherfneF-
horn, charging Bedell with forging q
mortgage for <i7 ,Oe0. Register slsvin was
present to testify that bis signature on the
mortgage was a forgery. Another com
plaiuf wEs by solomon Hauiord, o. the
law iirm the prisoner defraudcd. Boop-
man. who first discovered the forgery, also
makes complaint The accused was re-
maBded until Saturday without ball.
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a HOLIDAY Ar vANcouvEn.
Pubiis Dedication Of the New City
Park.

NtNcnrVER, b. @, Nept q There Wns
general holiday here to-day. on the oc-
casiun Of She opening Of the public park, q
magnificent domain In the western part OF
the city, on The shore Of the inlet aud the
gulf procession went from the city
hall 70 the park, where the mayor Of Vic
toria, provincial secretary and others nd-
dressed the people Mayor Oppcnhetuer
named the park stanley park, after the
present governor general 81 Canada who
sent dispatch regrettinR bic inability 20
b. present, A. he had hoped. The city Il
crowded with visitors from Victoria and
other places. a grand ball at the epere-
house tonight closed the lcstivitien
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omo's DAY TO SHANE HANDS.
A Large Delegation Cali on Gen Har-
fisoa with Six Hands.

iSntA>AFetH<. sept. 27.--tsen- HarrfsaA ;
visitors to-day came frcEa Ohio. The 5eie-
cations caTae from Hancock and Ailen
counties, aud numbered several hundred,
They brought six hands vith them. Fifty
Ifpp3eanoc veterans accompanied the Sel-
egations. also ico uniformed members OF
the Harrison SDd Morton battalion %
Lima
ten. Harrison mounted the platform in
was hooking refreshed and spoke with his
accustomed VigoE, touching upon wages
tariff and paurer labor
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j. >nith F4rEeli. ia which the writer
charges thai statements were made by r.
turning veterans that NJ. ThurSn zn 5 house
was nef decorated wisa the stars and
stripes during the &. 4. !. ncaH;oa Nr
smith asks for the facts IN the case. A re-
ply was furnished by a. ". Thurman. son
of the vice presidential candidate IN
which the statement is trnndea as ahSo-
tn,slv faa<s
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= sorED IExIcAN's suICIDE.
Indian Fighting Was Ills Porte His
fIah 81 Campaign.

StesAGHs. A. r. Sept @7.-Sews Is fust re-
the village of 5atf Lazafo, s13nra, Mckee,
Of ssnoT Fi0Teursa Ruiz, one ~ the most
wealthy raaehers Of The naTthSrn part Of
-oassa, Il appears the deed was committed
during q ~ Of temporary insaaiiy, 90
rife. placed fne bseeeh on the aoaf a.sd
the inazEie ~ his breast and discharged
The 1eapon with his foot Killing himself
Instantly
Eas1 hal = side sepliation ~ an In
dian fxhtes. aad nas inf the Tasf t9euty
Years sasen hand ia every eAsnNaisn.
rendering good service Is Nss bis ciss-
;0rs - raise q gafaFGny from aglaag
nstzatse-s and employees and take The Geld
his eamuany feius oBtatfed Hi bis eHn
ssVfaa7s4ss