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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-04-23
LEGAL NOTICES..
nRDER OF PUBLICATlON-TlIE
~ STATE Of Vest Virginia Ohio county. IS;
IL the Circuit Court OF Ohio county. IVES. Viz.
Matilda Scilcps

Philip schonk and othcn.
The object Of this suit +, to partition tho rcal
sS,htc Oh whlch, rhiiin gchonk nnd katharine
Hhcns' MS vile, died Solzed, among the do.
vl,Go, under tho will Of said Katharine SchenE.
,aa Ten' estate h"ing tho north half OF 10, so u
mn INC south twelve inches ni lot 80. % In TINT
(att Of theciiy oi Wheeling, Ohio county, West
'i,gs9!a; laid ont b. E].bcncIor Zane.
Ahd IL Appearing from on affidavit filed In
anlu chliLe, at these flloq, that Tho defendants,
Tenhln iloltH nnh Joseph Holt. nre not residents
% no state Of wo't Virginia. and they no, hav.
.nE been served with proccsS in ynId Srit. on
motion OF nc complainant. by her solicitor. this
onIef Of publication IL entered against them,
Aha 1t 10 ordered thA, the said drlenJants. nboys
hhmtd, be aud aro required 10 nppcar within
"'" month after tho date Of tho Ir,t %puljiicn.
,Nn oil MS order and do what ig necessary 10
Protect their Interests. Il ia further ordered
,Eni thi' order be published md posted as re.
Nltno,I, John ". Mitchell, clerk Of our said
,nuit, at the court house OF Iali county. thls lid
Gay Of April. 1875. to.wlt: APRIL fnlnS, isTi
JOHN v. MITCHELL. Clcrk,
published tho nrst time AprII l. 1906,
{ -. At,esI: JOHN ". MITCHELL. Clcrk.
W.. v. CowpES, WIS
Collector for Complainant. rni.1h
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OrH better halves say they could not
keep house without Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy. 1t is used in moro
than half tho homes in Leeds. Sins
Bios, Leeds, Iowa. This shows the
esteem In which that remedy is hold
whore it has been sold for years and is
well known. Mothers have learned
that there is nothing 81 good for colds.
Group and whooping cough, that it
cures these ailments quickly and per.
manently. and that it ia pleasant and
safe for children TO take,
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STELkIGENCER'S JOB OFFICE
= E%TYPE. SKILLED WORKINGS, UoSEsT
NDuhT aud TASTY WORK. scnd for pfIcoL
ISTElLIGESCER,
'sand a Fourteenth Jlrae.
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Jos. Hor Co.,
Pcnn lvc. AMI Flrlh 81, P%lttsburs.
Trs'uAr. Aprll:r, 1896,
al. :; ;;::::''Ru.g:s.

Quality and harmony Of col.
orS are the first things to
consider in buying Oriental
Rugs.
Unless you be a Judge Of
the quality. you must buy Of
a dealer whose word you can
rely on; and it takes quiet
and careful choosing to de-
eide If the colorlngs are OK.
aClly right. Precisely these
conditions are possible here.
More too. All our Rugs are
the first pick OF the Orient
not the refuse and culled
over leavings Of Eastern Rug
jobbers.
Just now in our stock are
over 1000 Oriental Rugs and
Carpets that come direct to
our store from Constantine.
pie, Smyrna, Demirdjic, Chi
ordes and other Rug centers.
And every single piece will
be sold at just about
Half Usual Prices.
The lists below give an idea
Of the size and price ranges:
Large Rugs or Carpets:
Extra Turkish Carpets. Is 2xl0.l, So.
Extra Gniordes. S,6x6T. $50.
Extra Ghiordes. axle, So.
Extra Ghiordes. 9.3xl3.l, So.
Extra Ghiordes. S,ixll.S, $50.
Choice Norman, S.l0xl5,S, SO.
Demirdjic, 0.0xl4.S, $50.
Choice F~errahan, l5.5xll.2, $50.
Hearthor Medium Floor Rugs:
boHhara, Slix-v, I'll.
Bokhara. 3613.4. Sl2.
Daghestan, 5.6x3.4, $3.50,
Dsghestan. 6.Sx3.S, $3.50.
Antique D~ashestan, 6ox3, Sli.
Antique Daghes,au, 6x3.4, Sl4.
Hall Runners:
Choice Antique Persian. l3x3,t0 Se5.
Choice Antique Persian. l2.3x3.l. So.
Choice Persian. fine, l6.Sx3S. SIS.
Choice Persian, l5.8x2ll, SO.
Choice Persian, l5.5x&9, $4s.
Bear in mind. our assortment
is unrivaled for richness of
quality, beauty, range OF
sizes and loWness of prices.
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TO LOAN,
TO LOAN

MI VNTI III IUHN.
IVA Cash always Oh band IN sums to suit.
from $40 and upwards, on real estate: also on
furniture. DC. without removal; easy pay menu
No chltyo unless loan Is made. Confidential
WHEELING LOAN COMPANY, Box io7.
ialhrrhAs
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SALE.~@

500 buys lot fronting on National pike. a.
L~satherwood.
$3.50 buys lot fronting on pike, at Echo Point,
$500 buys acre lot neAt Wheeling Park.
so5 buys lot, 5OIi2o. on Huron street re..
Zane: This Is a special harxain. worth 81, 200.
SIS buys two lots. 5oriO6. fronting pike a. Nc.
hechen. New car line Will run In front.
500 buys lot. l0oIl7S n Glendale; yery cheao,
SO per front foot buys lot on Fifteenth street:
dirt cheap
Building lots out tho National pike from 500
upward. Island lot at 500. Lots In ali uart, of
the city. Money loaned To build with.
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SMITH &
1920 MARKET STREET.
FOR SALE.

- H. --
No. us Penn street, . rooms and bath. both
gases. Cheap.
No. Il l4th street. il.roomed brick Cheap.
Nc. coo Market street, 6 rooms, 81 1903. :
Nos 10; and llO6 Market street. business
property, Si2.50. !
Nos. u and - 37th street. 10 rooms. si.So1.
Nc. 2S5 Market street. : rooms and bath, $500.
Nc. S. York street, 3 looms. Cheap.
Nc. 81 N. Front st., S rooms and bath. Cheap.
No. loss Chapllnc ST. S rooms, bath room and
large stable 5000. %
Corner 18th and Woods street. dwelling aud
store room Cheap.
Houses OF all sizes and In different locations
Saloon for sale on 10th street. cheap.
Restaurant and hotcl for sale on Market street.
cheap. ELS
Restaurant aud hotel for sale on 18th street,
cheap.
Cigar store on Market stree. for sale cheap.
building lots In all tho hes. locations in tho
city.
Farms for sale on easy terms.
HOUSES TO RENT. MONEY TO LOAN.
HFRRH j.. FINK.
Telephone 6sT. Imr7l liia Market Street, City.
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Hub Building.

For RENT-One elegant office
room, also one large elegant hall,
first floor entrance. Until perma-
ncntly rented, will rent hall for en-
tertainments, etc. Most centrally
located and best advertised building
in the city. For terms, etc, apply at
THE HUB CLOTHIERS,
Fourteenth and Market streets.
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TOR RENT.
Il That large two-story brick dwelling. No. 10!
South Front street, Island. 4 most desirable
location. FOR SALE.
10 shares Exchange Bank.
= shares Warwick China Company.
l0sharcS FoStorla Glass Company.
cOshares .Etna Standard Steel & Iron Co
wheeling Railway Bonds.
10 sharcs Peabody Insurance Company.
Il. 5 IRWIN. Btoker.
ina6 No. Il Twelfth Street
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Until forty years ago Japanese were
v%accinated or the tip OF the nose.-New
York Mfrcuru.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-04-23
JAMES A. HENRY,
Real Estate Agent. Collector. Notary Publh, and
PenAiou Attorney. No 1871 Market stfeos.
ano2
DESIRABLE REAL ESTATE
FOR SELB,

The late residence OF Lewis Jones, deopued.
on the east aldo Of North York street, Largo
dwelling with all modern Improvements. beau.
tliul grounds. extending 10 river. Ono OF Inc
choice spots In the city. 80
The twoSuury brick, slate root dwelling, resi-.
deucC OF Mrs. Elizabeth Hunter, No. los Zane,
street. Island. corner OF n. York street: large
grounds. l?0IlSo feet At A BARGAIN.
The Bloch pnperty, corner Of Main and Ninth
streets: . houSef; .Hround6 81 feet front exteud-
Ing 10 tho river. WILL SILL FART or all OF Il
4 lne building lot at woodsdale.
No. l6 s. FROM street. riVeEvtew; lot Co feet
front and eItcndAi to the river. House Ia OF brick.
with ! rooms With all modern conroulenceS
No. rs Fourteenth street, lot 30Ileo feet.
No. Ss. Front street. franc house Of Z rooms
All modern improvements
Npkncy To YnlE
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go 81 90 PER DAY AND
NOTICES.

NOTICE-ALL PARTIES HAVING
IN improved and unlmproved real estate,
stocks Of merchandise. ctc.. for sale, please write
O.. T. HARDESrY. Eowlesbprr. W. Va. hpl7s
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For SALE.

TOR SALEM SIX.R0OM
IL house. Laundry. bath room. attic, hall.
porcheS. In the best location. viii he sold al a
bargain. Inquire at 20 south Penn street APT
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o-To LETT
Country residence and some f~rst.class city
dwellings at reduced rates.
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FOR TRENT.

TOR RENT-TWO FIVE ROOM
u houses. Nineteenth street Inquire at 100
Nineteenth street mrl5-MwaP
E'OR RENT-THAT ELEG AN r
Il store room. No. 1904 Maiu street, now oc.
cupied by House L Hermann Has good Gle
yator service and fire proof vault In office
Possession given April /, 1901 Apply 10 HENRY
X. LIST. at City Bank. nolS
Mesa free press., 1895-09-06

A printing office is usually con-
sidered tough place, and the news
paper worker a mighty bad man.
Statistics, however, do not bear
out that idea OF $500 convicts
in the state penitentiary of Texas
there is not printer or newspaper
man, while there are minister's,
doctors, bankers, BARRIERS, photog
'raphers, bar keepers, preachers,
cooks, and members of all profess
tsions and callings The printer
gets a bad name because the nature
of his business teaches him to dS--
test shams and he scorns the hypo-
crit. Asra - .f~,t.
Mesa free press., 1895-09-06

. Itahas been suggested by divers
personsrand :atgvarious times that 8
large tannsry serected somewhere
in Arizona. would not alone be =
bene6t~to tho public from . point
Of convenience in marketing hides,
batoits-ould open up now in
'dustrya giyihgso employment to-
n'utnsfous4peopie' and at the same
time befa good Investment for capi-
tall Tanning materials we have
plentiful'and cheap, and . sufiiciens
supply Of hides to- operate on .
large scale. Gale, il would prove :
benefit to the leather buyers, and
all in. all it, is . wonder we have
not a tannery long axo.--stock :
mail
Mesa free press., 1895-09-06

Mr.. Henry Gannstt, an able and
painstaklng statistician, calculate
that in 1880 the wealth Of the U
s. was s43,642O0O,O 900, or an av-
.rage of $50 to each inhabitant
and that it was about So, 800, ,0Oc.
900 in 1898. or about $1,000 I'd
each inhabitant, and that at botl|
dates il was greater than the WEALTH.
OF any other nstion. Mr.. Gannstd
finds th.t 5,per cent OF the total
wealth.. Of the country is owned BY
,nillionai, 90, q per cent by people
worth from $loo, 900 to 500, ,0OO,-
00o each; 25 per eeut by those who
are wor Ii FROM $4,000 TO $780,
900, 81 per cent, the largest per-
csatages BY, those worth from $1,000
to Sl0, 1000 each, and 6 per cent by
those owning less than $1,000.
Mesa free press., 1895-09-06

During July not single silver
dollar was coined in the mints of
the United States. During that
time there was $2,9lO,00O in gold
coined, or at the rate of $34;920,-
900 per annum. This is a little
less than fifty cents year of new
money of ultimate redemption for
each person in the United States
to meet the demands Of q popula-
ton that increases nearly 2,0OO,-
600 III that time and is constantly
opening new resources and ne"
regions. The reports of the OF the
bureau Of statistics of the treasury
department. showed the total amt
of gold coin in circulation on June
lst to be $4s3,779,430, and of gold
certificates against gold IN the
treasury $4S,559,569. OF the ag
gregale, s532, 800, ,999, more than
one-half is laid away in bank re-
sources and private holding. Under
the infamous treasury rulings,
making silver certificates redeem
able in gold. the whole fabric of
business rests on this narrow basis.
1t is no wonder the goldbugs op-
pose bimetallism.
Mesa free press., 1895-09-06

>
Custodian Isaac T. Wlitmors,
of the famous Casa Grande rain in
Ariz I'M, liasswrhtsn to the Score
tary Of ths Interior urging him to.
recommend in his annual report to
Congress An appropriation of $1,000
OF $4,000 for thspgeneral preserve
tion of the ruin. The custodian.
declares that this much money will
be needed to roof the building, To-
fence in forty acres of ground and
to ID Ike excavations in all of the
mounds of the Vicinity. These sx-
ca.vssiions s. are objects of historical
Importance as throwing light on
tho wonderful people of prehistoric
times.-Ex. e>pi'
Mesa free press., 1895-09-06

Public Opinion, winch mirrors
the views of all parties as expressed
through their party organs, com
menting on the action OF recent
State Democratic Conventions, says:
The silver question has been up
psi most in all the discussion, con-
sidcred, however, rather with
reference to its bearing on the
outcome of party politics than on
its own merits. Tho Mississippi
convention was given comparatively
little pronAincnce, aud that Of
Texas was nearly ignored, but the
other two We're this SCENES Of such
fierce faction,sl contention, and the
results seemed to TO SO far reaching
in their effect, that much signifi-
canoe has been attached to them.
III Iowa the result does not seem
to be such marked victory for
''sound money" as some partisan
organs would make it appear. The
opposition was apparently strong,
and there is an ind .cation that the
fight will he continued during the
campaign. A very large proper
tion of the "s)uad mon y" papers
of the + .st and North proclaim
that the ''silver craze" is fast ying
out. The reader must decide for
himself what it really means when
three out of four Democratic con-
ventions in one week take . de-
cided stand for free silver coinage,
while the other is content to adhere
to declaration which nearly every
one admits to be capable of several
opposing interpretations"
Mesa free press., 1895-09-06

No railroad in Mexico went into
the hands ofa receiver during the
panic, while one-third of Amerian
railroads managed are in the hands
of the courts. - Which country has
good money and which bad money!
Japan. which is on a silver basis,
is building more factories than
England and the United States
both put together, and her COM
merce is being extended over the
whole globe, while every gold stan
d4rd country is dimishing in wealth.
Which has good money, Japan or
England '' !, The goldites call money
good which makes hard times, and
they call money, bad which mako
good times. Silver knight.
Mesa free press., 1895-09-06
J. f. Tibbet of Riverside, genera

J. f. Tibbet of Riverside, general
manager of the Western Canaigre
and Leather Company of Berlin,
Germany, is making contracts for
The planting and cultivation of
canaigre. It is the intention to
secure the planting and raising of
enough of this tanning plant to
guarantee the establishment of a
tannery in that vicinity Santa
Ana Standard
Mesa free press., 1895-09-06

M. E. Hurley, the butcher prince
of Phoenix, recently purchased
lot of hogs which averaged 400 lbs
in weight, and which were scarcely
a year. old. b, They were raised on
alfalfa, with a six week finishing
,.t Il ttt. 80 .G[,E si,.@
on graln.-Stockman.
Mesa free press., 1895-09-06
A Novel Proposition.

There is more sense in the pro y
position of Mr.. Welch OF Orange
County to commence legal pro-
ceed;ngs against the Secretary of
the Treasury in case he next Ad :
ministration is hostile to silver,
than ,he silver convention seemed
to realise. Mr.. Welch probably
did not intend to compel the
Treasury to coin silver without the
authority of Congress, but 70 force
the Secretary to use silver AS the
Law of 1878 directs. That law
places silver on All equality with
gold. It makes all United States
bonds and issues Of currency pay
able in gold or silver. The law
may BIZ invoked to compel the
Treasury to make the use OF silver
the Act of 1878 requires. A goof
many years ago the late Senator
Reck introduced q resolution of
inquiry as to the reasons Why the
Treasury had failed to execute the
law of 1878 as far as it applied to
tie payment of bonds in silver.
The resolution caused a hutter, but
nothing but futter came from it.
The influences behind the Treasury
wore too great. The popular mind
was appeased by the argument that
if the Treasury should pay the
bonds in silver the credit of the
country would be impaired. The
point upon which the people are
sensitive is the credit of the
The credit card is always
trumps when financial politics are
under consideration. There is an
other point to be thought of when
remedies are searched for. The
act of 1879 demonetizing silver is
of doubtful ccnstitutionahty. The
makes gold and silver
the primary money of the country.
The act os 1873 makes gold the
primary money Of the country. A
man named Webster, who used to
be quoted sometimes as an ex-
pounIer of the constitution, once
declared that Congress had. no
to devolye upon either
metal the functions the constitution
had imposed on both. Webster
may be little out of date, hut he
was a man of some note in his
time.
The constitution is now ex-.
pounded by Cleveland and Carlisle,
with . little incidental assistance
from Secretary Morton. Secretary
Hoke Smith and Comptroller Bow
Ter. 1t is in the range of posi-
bility, however, that Daniel Web
ster would put the whole Admins
tration to route, if he could appear
again in the flesh. IS. F. Bulletin
Mesa free press., 1895-09-06

A comparative statement com
piled from reports from five of the
chief Colorado ssmolters shows a
pleasing increase, in mining activi-
y Within the, past six months
the production of copper has near
ly doubled, as compared with the
product of the, first six months of
1884, The gold output has been
increased 80 per cent; silver by 5
per cent. There was slight fall
ing off in the lead industry.
Mesa free press., 1895-09-06

A crop expert who has made a
tour through the Northwest says
the crop there will exceed expec-
tations. He estimates the spring
wheat yield at 225, 100000 bushels
and winter at 100000, 900, making
an aggregate of 465,000,000.
Mesa free press., 1895-09-06

As the prospect for statehood
for Arizona brightens, the woman
suffragists are organizing to secure
the adoption of their doctrine in
the fundamental law of tho new
state, and Laura Johns, their bright
leader before the constitutional
convention, is coming. -, e-'
Mesa free press., 1895-09-06

Mr.. Cox, foreman on Ryan Bros.
ranch in the valley, is in town to-
day, and like everybody from the
country. reports stock in healthy
and growing condition; abundance
Of grass and water and good times
in sight. -Prospector,
Mesa free press., 1895-09-06

In England there is one divorce
to SIT marriages, in France one to
81 marriages, and in the city of
Paris one to thirteen marriages.
Paris seems determined to main
tain it's rank as fast city.
Mesa free press., 1895-09-06

Edison's definition Of electricity
is that it isalmysterious fluid about
which noshipg.is known. An sx-
change says that the above is an
old dsfnition, Of vater in Kentucky.
!. but that does not follow that water
and eleetrioitysasc the same.-Ex.
Mesa free press., 1895-09-06

The twenty-ninth National En-
campment of the Grand Army will
be-: held At Louisville, KY, from
the 18th to the 18th inst. +. .,
Mesa free press., 1895-09-06
Fat People

PAaK osssrY PILLS reduce yeur weight per-
nansntay from l9tg-lsspounds meath. No
stssvtxg siekness oflnluly no publicity They
ssa,A sp shs health sads btAntity, ths som-
plszios is4vins no wrinkles. Or aASbinSss Stout
ahaemsns end didicult breathing surely re
ssvsa. 10 sxperimsnt . scientific end positive
ssaSs Rfies p Per psokases BY mail pssspaid
ssrsspendsass strictly confidential.
ParkiResnedy Coz Boston:
Mesa free press., 1895-09-06
WIN. PASSEY,
UNDERTA Err.

tUndertaker's supplies. Impore
co1ins and caskets always on hand
Collins made to order on sho
office. r
Furniture repaired and job wor
done at live and:let live prices.
:...s VIM. PAssEY,,,
Next Door to Mesa City Bank
Mesa free press., 1895-09-06
Where are the silver Kings

Where are the silver Kings
No better argument in. favor of
bi-metallism has been advanced
than is contained in the following
little pointer from the late report
the director of the mint:
All of the silver standard coun-
tries and silver mine owners of the
world did not realize q profit on
the silver production of the world
for 1892 equal to that OF Great
Britain ON her purchase of silver
from the United States and Mexico
1t 80 toll, and coming same, 52,-
ooo, 900 into rupees aid depositing
lin 6ne, bars at . ratio of ! 5 to ! for
her subjects in Indie at s Aprotit Of
not less -than $50, 600, 600.
And yet from press and 7rostrum
we hear the argument that it is TO-
the interest of the United States
to sustain a gold standard unless
international agreement to double
standard may be secured. go
This, too, in the face of the fact
that an international agreement is
a most unlikely possibility as long
as England finds existing condi-
tions so much to her advantage
There are a dozen reasons why
England should maintain the gold
standard. There are two dozen
reasons why the United States and
the debtor nations of the world
should secure the rehabilitation of
the metals. r /, San Bernardino.
49,
The insti .ut tion of school yaca-,
tions dates back considerably fur
ther than has been assumed. VacaLf
tions were first introduced in old
Hellas, and Anaxagorass the phii-
osopher, was the "a founder of the
custom. He lived at sLampsacoss.
on the Asiatic side of the Hellcs-
pont, honored and loved by old and
young. alike. When once asked
what the city could do for him, be
replied: "Olose the schools ANNUALLY
for one month, and give the child
ren's time over to play alone. ]
wish you would choose tho month
| die III for that epurposo. His
wish was granted, and as late as
the third century of our ira the
children of Laupsacos enjoyed .
months vacation every year, be-
ginning with the celebration of the
anniversary of Anaxagora's death.
~,S.~
What a fortunate thing it Is that
great people are apt to shrink on
closer acqu in:ance. A New York
lady, livinyin modest way, was
almost appalled, when Mrs. Grogglts
was announced. Goodness !" she
said to herself. "What cin I talk
about to Mrs. GroSsles? She be-
longs to so ,nany clubs, reads and
studies so many languages, writes
for the magazines. and all that. |
must appear 80 ignorant anl fool
ish to her." She nerved herself i,
however, and went to meot her
guest. And then the formidable
Mrs, Groggles, after few conven-
tional remarks, said in timid
pleading tone: They tell me you
have lovely way of cooking tur-
nips. Wont you please give me
the recipe ?"
A printing Office is usually con-
Mesa free press., 1895-09-06

Female Weaknesses.

May beautiful women die In che very prime
flIs. Others live to Middle age. hut are sell
een sound and healthy. WHY'S this ,ou ask
We answer self neglect. but your life can be
asnlth, ned and home made happy II you COM
nsnes at once. Try one package of Parks
Vagina supposisoEiss and you will absolutel,
eurs all the distressing forms Of female weak
nsssss' NO experiment. NO doctors examine
dion. positive cure. Lsucorrhsa or whites
are Equally entirely cured by one or NO appii.
cations. Psies'a per package by mail prepaid.
Rarticprars sealed &c
Park ReSnedv Co, Boston.
Mesa free press., 1895-09-06

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