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NOTICE. TO ,REDITonS.


Estate OF Thomaa Smith, deceased
NOTICE is IIEHfBY GIVEN BY . lie
~ undortigncd adm nistrAtrix OF the estate
OF honias smith. deceased, % the creditors
OF, and all persons hrsing cams agninst the
SAID deceased, to exhibit th' m with the netes-
eafy vouchers within four months aftet Tho
first publication of this notice. to he SAID nu-
ministratrix at tho once OF Thompson and
Lawrence. her attorneys frogress Block. Sa
Lekc City, IN the county OF SAT- Lac, Utah.
Dated June list, 1871
ELIZA SMITH,
Administiatrix OF Estate of homas smith.
Deceased.
THOMPSON & LAWN zsCE,
A,tprueya
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sTooKHeLptRs, MEETING

THE ANNUAL NETTING OF THE
Il stockholders VI tho Dippcr sold Mtn,rs
and Milling for thu eleoiion Of y bonrd ~
iive trus,cee for The ensuing year and such
u. will lie he d al the Nee Of The con,pnnv
~ Vac First r-ouih street. room 2ls WhItrr.
ham Block salt Lake City, Utah. On Monday.
n p MORRIS.
p,,,, sccretary
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An ordinance amen ding sections 3, and II OF
chapter u OF the revised ordinances of
1882, EMIT ed Licenses, and repeating all
ordinances in conflict herewith.

An ordinance amen ding sections q and II of
1882, EMIT ed Licenses, and repeating all
ordinances in conflict herewith.
Section |. lie It ordained by the City
Council of alt Lake CITY. state of Utah that
Section ~ of Chapter s2lof the REVISED Ordi-
follows; "All drays, trucks, vans, express
and Job wagons, carriages. cabs, coaches,
hacks, omnibuses, or other public passenger
vehicles, OF any description or name whntso
ever, licensea AZ hereinbofore provided, shall
have the license therefor fra cd nd covered
with glass and securely aitacied to the
vehicle on the right hand sioe thereon In such
manner as TO be exposed TO pu1 ~ Wow
section II. That section II OF chapter y OF
the revised ordinances of 1872 BIO amended so
as TO read as foowsi ANY person licensed
ms aforesaid, usI n wagon, cart or other
vehicle OF any description or name whatso-
ever, in tn. business OF Wedding or hawking,
shall have the license therefor framed and
covered with glass and .ecurely attached to
the vehicle on the right hand side Thereon, IN
section Iii. Al ord nsnces and parts there.
of in conflict herewith. are hereby repeated
Passed by the CITY Council of ALT Lake ciiy,
and referred to the Mayer for his apEryeval'
(sEALl DAVID .. EMhhI,
Approved ,his tho 9th day OF May. A. D.
1901
Mayor.
STATE OF UTAH, ga
City ard County OF salt Lake.
1, David = Emery, recorder in aud for salt
Lake City, state OF Utah. do hereby certify
that the ABOVE and foregoing IL full, true and
correct coy OF m ordinance, enuileu An
ordinance Gmenniux sections ~ and " OF
Chapter .! III the REVISED Ordinances OF lesz.
entltled 'Licenses', ard repeating all ordt.
nsnces In connlct herewith" passed by the
Clty Council OF said city May 4th. 1897, and ap'
proved by the Mayor May 9Th, 1881, as appears
OF record In my ONCE.
In witness whereof have nereunto set my
hand and affixed the corporhte seal
IsEALl ofssid city the 9Th day OF May. A.
DAVID s. EMERY.
Roio City necorder.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.


NJ oTlCE IS HEREBY GIvES BY THE
~ Undersigned, executor of the las; will
anu TO- lament OF NJ ary Crowthor. doclhsed
TO the creditors OF and all por4one having
claims sgAinet the said deceased, 20 exhibit
hem with the necessary vouchers, W thin four
months after tho bret publication OF ths
notice to the ssid executor. nt MS ofiice no
rs Mccormick bull linR, ait Lake Uity. in the
County OF salt LAKE Utah. dAtsd March Bist.
1891.
ISAAC NJ. wADtELL,
Executor OF tho lnst Will and tes hInent Of
Mary Cfowthur deceased
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Ma2!: gemDlc.

Tho Msnti temple viii clese on Fri.
day the 18th OF July, and Teopen on
Monday the 20 Il Eugust, 1897.
JOHN d. It. MoALL.sTER,
PIesluent,
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s.. George Temple.

The ST. George Temple will close on
the 18Th OF Jelly, 1897, aud open Tues-
day, the 3rd oi August
ST. GEORGE, UlSh, June /, 1897.
DAVID IL. CANEON,
President.
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EsTHAY POUND NOTICE.

nSE GRAY HORSE, ABOUT 10 YEARS
" old, weight 100.
II the above described ANNA is not claimed
and taken away on or before saturday, June
20, 1857, 1t Will be sold at y. M, Mt City Stray
Pound JOHN -. NATION,
City Poundkeeper.
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Relief Society," Conference.

The Renef Society conference n
this Stske OF z will be ned Ia tn,
Fourteenth Ward assembly roma 4
tnls city o Saturday, June 20, 1897,
meshnss commencing III ~ am. and
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NOTICE

rINHE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
n stocshoiderH Of the state Rank OF Uinh
VIII ue he'd 1t lis benkinR house. corner ar
Main ann South Temple streeis. ali Iake
IVY U, VA. az 4 o'clock p. IN on tuesday,
Ju,y i5lh isi7, FOR the purpose of selecting
irnnfaston OF ruch other business as may
properly come before tho meeting "'
~ Btk NJ. WELLS, cashier.
SALT LAKE CRY, June llth' -lsy7.
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NJ Office IL HEREBY GIVEN THAT AT
In meeting OF the directors, held on
Thursday, June Srd, 1881. an assessment of
two "a cents per share wsa levied on tho
capital stock OF tho corporation, payable I'm.
medately TO Thomas Kane secretary OF SAID
corporation ut ito general Office. No AUS
Progress Building, in salt Lake city Utah.
ANY stock upon which this assessment may
remain unpaid on tho 9Th day OF July. 1881,
VIII BIO delinquent and advertised for sale at
public auction. and unless pa ment ia made
before, will DO sold the llst day OF July, 1897,
to pay the delinquent assessment, together
with costs of advertising and expense OF sale.
THOMAS KANE,
Secretary
aos Progress building. 1919 south Main
street
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Salt Lake Temple.

The Salt Lake Temple will close on
friday July 2ld, aod reopen on
Monday, August 2, 1897.
LoRENGo Snow, President.
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SECTION l

lAhhc Nlty OF iee-.
Be 1t ordained by the City Council Of Salt Lake
CITY, state of Utah
SECTION I.
That section XIV OF Chapter % Of the Revised
Ordinances Of 1922 DO amended by striking
out everything after the word same on line
= 81 sad section. and insert 6 IN lieu thereon
tho fol owing; upon the Il ing OF such appii'
cation, and upon paymen INTO til, City Treas.
nry of ~ per annum for each hilllArd or pool
table, and Of So per annum lorIeach and every
pin or ball alley or niue or ten pin alley, ami
the rUnwal thereof specified In saif applica.
ton. yearly licenses may bc issued thereon
SECTION IL
So much of Section XIV Chapter ., feviscd
ordinances of lsys In conflict herewith, Is
hereby repealed
SECTION Ill.
This ordinance shall be In force from and
Passed by the City Council of salt LAKE
City, state OF tab, June N. 1881. title APP
proved and referred to the Mayor for his APP
proval,
lsEALN DAVID :; EMERY
Approved this the 10th day OF June. A. D., 1891.
Mayor.
STATE OF UTAH,
City ana County OF salt Lake
!, David 5. Emery. recor1er IN and for Salt
Lake City, Stale OF Titan. DO hereby certify
TINT the above and foregoing is III l,true, auu
correct copy OF an ordinance entitled AN
ordnance amending lection Nv of Chapter
% of the Revised Ordinances of SAT- Lake
City OF 1892" passed by the CITY Council OF
said city June stu. issI ana approved by the
Mayor June 10Th. 1881, as appears OF record in
my Office.
hand and affixed the corporate seal of said
e'iy sh,s me 18th day Q, Jn9e' A. r Ri ls9.'
CITY Recorder.
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An Ordnance Authorizing the Tioneef floo,
trio Power Company to erect and Main am
roles Wires, Pipes. tondniis and uthtr
Appliances in tho sreets. Lanes. and Alleye
OF salt Lake CITY. for the Distribution ind
onyeyAnco OF h'otirical Energy and cha;
70 supply the Inhabitants Of sAid City with
Light, Heat and Power
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sTATE OF UTAH, L.,
City ana County of salt Lake. IS
], David S. Emery, Recorder in and for Salt
Lake City. state OF Utah. do hereby certify that
the above and foregoing is aiul true and cor
rect copy of an ordinance. entitled An ordi-
nance t~anting site upon which to erect
mo unis mt to the memory of the late Governor
Young Ind the lioneers Of lsaI," passed by the
uily Council of said city. June 9TH, l9I. and
Approved3 by the Mayor June 9th, 1891, as
appears OF record In my ONCE
In witness whereof, have hereunto set my
hand and Affixed the corporate seal
tsEAL OF said city, this 7th day of June.
A. ID. 1871
DAVID 3. EMERY,
CITY Recorder
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Frank Thompson as Executor of the last will
and testament of James thompson,
deceased. aud Joe n. Lnno, Administrator
with the will annexed OF the kstaic OF SAID
James Thompson, deceased. Plaintiffs,
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SUM MONS.

In the District Court OF tho Third judicial
District of tho state of Utah. County
of salt Lake.
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Carlton W. veatch. Estelle voatch. Charles L.
Crsne William o, Thomas and Mrs 49,.
Thomas. the wife OF said William o.
Thomas. David a. Depue, ct al, defen-
dame,
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An Ordinance amending Section Ky OF Chap.
ter % OF the teviscd Ordinances OF salt
Lake City OF 1892.
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SUM NJ ONS.

In the District Court of the Third Judicial
Disir net OF the state of Utah. County
of Salt Lake.
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An ordinance granting site upon which to
erect a monument TO the memory ot:theilate
Governor Young and the Pioneers of ls47
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Section i. That permission and authority
po ana are hereby Erhntod TO The ioneor
ihIectric Power Company. Utah corporation,
". hncceseorH and nssigns, hereinafter called
.ne erantee, for the period - 'w,nty nyc
yohIs IRON md after tho Gpp val OF his or.
finance, 10 cons rue crect hia MAINTAIN y
single lino OF poles IN tho streets, lanes and
nmeys OF SAT- Lake lily, with the necessary
wIes ana other proper appliances the oto
tner In FOR the dihlribu ION and conveyance
81 ehotf.city AT gas Throughout ssiu tlty. to
~ used by the inhhbitants hereof, for light
noh'. power ana ct er industrial anu Gunner
IN purposes. subject 10 the following condi-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-06-23

Elizabeth Brown Eastmond, plaintiff, VS. Ju
Illus Thompson. Frank w. lngersoll. salt
Lake Guy, municipal corporation. and
Lulu Penn Ingersoll, defendants.
Tho state of Utah senns greeting TO Julius
Thompson. Frank w. ingersoil, salt Lake
CITY d municipal corporation, and Lulu
Penn IngersolI, defendants;
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ASSESSING MT NOTICE,

Tho star Gold and silver Mining Company.
with principal place of business at 4u6
Progress Building. salt Lake City, state OF
Utul.
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ONCE Of Dexter Gold Mining Co. FIN Floor
OF Auerbach Block, salt Lake CITY,
Utah. June Is. 1907.
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Dc 1t ordained by the City Council Of Salt Lake
City, state OF Utah
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NOTICE OF sTocKHo. DeRs'

Dated SAT- Lake CITY. june 1, isoS S'Vr''ary
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

SALT LAKE CITY, May end, 1871.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1897-09-15
Pitched Battle.

SENECA, S. c., Sept. ia regular
pitched battle took place at a Negro camp
meeting three and a half miles from Sem
eca at place called Bethel Grove, near
the Blue Ridge railroad, Saturday night
and early Sunday morning. The row
started Saturday night by two Negroes
getting into a difficulty and exchanging
shots at each other but no harm was
done. They then quarreled all night
among themselves until early Sunday
morning, when the climax was reached.
The Negroes had selected sides and all
were armed to the teeth. They fired re-
gardless Of women and children. The
excitement was at fever heat. Women
and children took to the woods scream.
ing. Horses were hitched up to vehicles
and hurried away from the spot as soon
as possible. -Four or FIVE Negroes were
ahot. One was so badly hurt that he died
from the effects Of his wounds. The other
Negroes wounds are not considered
dangerous. AS soon as the news reached
here, the sheriff was telegraphed for. He
arrived on the scene of battle soon after
wards with q number Of assistants, and
ten Or more of the participants were
caught and hurried off to jail.
Its thought by great many that the
affair was premeditated, as each Negro
carried from one to four pistols. It is
needless to say that the Negroes were
drunk. Whiskey flowed Ms freely as
water. Thesane trouble occurred at this
place of worship just n year ago. but
nc on so large 6 scale.-GreenoiHe News.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1897-09-15
~Longstreet Marries.

ATLANTA, Sept. S.-Gen. James Long
street, Major General in the Confederate
army, former United States Minister TO
Turkey and prospective Commissioner Of
Railroads to succeed Gen. Wade Hamp-
ton, was married at the executive man
sion on Peachtree street at $3.50 O'Clock
this afternoon to Miss Ellen Dcrtsch, AS
sistant Librarian Of the State Of Georgia.
Governor and Mrs Atkinson had issued
a limited number of invitations to State
officials and intimate friends Of the bride
and groom. These formed a distinguish
ed party which filled the blue room of
the mansion, where the ceremony was
performed. The Rev. Schadowell, of the
Church of the Immaculate Conception Of
fciated. Judge J. B. CASTOR, mayor OF
Gainesville, Gen. Longstreet's home, was
best man, and the bride entered on the
arm of Governor Atkinson, who gave her
away in the absence of her brother, who
is in Texas. Con. and Mrs. Longstreet
will spend two weeks at Porter Springs,
Ga, after which they will return to At
lants, where Mrs. Longstreet will resume
her duties as Assistant Librarian. II is
understood that she will not retire from
the a c for the Guardianship, which she
entered several months ago..
A striking coincidence was supplied by
the fact that to-day is the anniversary OF
the battle OF Molina del Rey, in Mexico,
where Gen. Longstreet won his title as
Major,
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1897-09-15
Cotton in the Fields.


WAsHINaToS, September 10.-The re-
turns for cotton to the department of ag-
culture Indicate an average condition Of
Is on September ], as compared with
500 on August 1, q decline of 86 poiLts.
The average condition September i, 1896,
was 64.2 and the average condition on
September /, for the last ten years, is 1872.
There has been a marked decline in al
most oil the States OF principal produc.
ton, the decline in Georgia being Is
points, in Arkansas Is, in Louisiana -,
IN Texas, Alabama and South Carolina s,
in Tennessee 7, in Mississippi and North
Carolina 2 points.
The only exception to the rule is Okla
homa, where the conditions show III i'm
proyemen offs points. The drought that
so long prevailed throughout the greater
portion of the cotton belt has been follow
ed in many important sections by Excess
sive rains which have dono great damage
tothe crop.
Rust and shedding are reported from
hundreds of counties and the statement
$40 top crop" is frequent.
The averages of the States are as fol-
lows: Virginia 80, North Carolina 95,
South Carolina "a, Georgia 80, Florida SO,
Alabama so, Mississippi 81, Louisiana 49,
Texas 70, Arkansas II, Tennessee II,
Missouri 81, Indian Territory 90, oklaho-
ma So.
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PendletOn Items.

The friends of Mrs. Carver RAndell are
glad to have her back at her old home.
She has been for some time staying in
Newberry with her brother, MIR. Silas
tombstone. To the regret of her friends,
she will very likely spend the winter in
Newberry.
Miss Emma Sitton has gone to Walhalls
to visit relatives and attend the Pearson
meeting.
Rev. B P. Reid is attending Pfeshy,ery
at Pelzer
Miss Monte Rilor. Of Anderson. and
Miss Roxie Reid, of WalhelIu, are visiting
Miss Lila Stribling
Miss Matte Dunlap. Of Honea Path, has
come to Raw. A. It. Dunlap's to attend the
Graded School.
The town election for %Intendent and
f ur WaTdens, resulted as fol!ows: In!en
dent, + l. G. Terrie; Wardens. j. Sit
ton, P. II. Il. Sloan, Jr., II. P. Russell and
J. N. Hunter.
Tue Sons of Confederate Veterans held
their regular meeting at the Farmers Hall
Monday night. They are a fine set OF
young men, and it is to bs hoped that they
will succeed in getting u good number 10
their camp.
Miss Mamie Norris spent Saturday night
and Sunday with her aunt, Mrs. W. NJ.
Gibson, on hor way to Anderson from
Pickens County, where she has been teach.
ing school. OLD SPORT.
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CenteryilIe Items.

Death has again visited our community
and took away one of our aged ladies, Mrs.
L zzie Morgan. She Ghs about G3 years of
age. She had suffered a long time with
paralysis in her left side. She Is done
Suffering and gone to rest with Jesus.
She leaves two children; Her husband
has been dead some time. and she had
lived with her son.in law, Mr.. John Fow-
Ter, ever since his death She has left a
vacant spot that can't be filled, but we will
all be called to meet at judgment. They
have the sympathy of all their friends.
She was buried at Asbury Church last
Tuesday morning, Rev. w. FL. Kellar
conducted the funeral services.
Cotton crops are short in this section
and most everywhere I have heard from.
Mr.. Pink Davis. from Bolton, was III our
midst Sunday.
We hear that Mr.. Jim has got a new
buggy. I guess he means to get off in the
near fu ture. BETTE.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1897-09-15
Practical Joker Shot.

An attempt of Ella Kizer, a colored wo-
man who lives four miles from the city
and near Dents mill, to play a practical
Joke Wednesday afternoon, resulted in
the Joker getting painfully shot in the leg.
The woman had sent her daughter to
mill. The girl staid longer than Ella
thought necessary, SO she set out to find
her. She had not gone far on the way
when she saw the girl OF some distance
coming along the road accompanied by
Mack Hunter, a negro man.
Some bushes bordered the roadway n
seeing that she was unperceived, Ella
concealed herself in them with the inten-
ton ofgiving the approaching couple q
bad fright.
AS they got abreast Of her place Of con-
cealment, Ella gave the bushes a violent
shake, at the same time nttering unearth-
" sounds. She succeeded better than
she desired, for Hunter drew his pistol
and fired.
The screams of Ella, as she sank to the
ground, told that Hunter bad aimed bet.
ter than he knew.
The bullet has not yet been extracted.
No prosecution will follow as the shot was
the outcome of a practical joke.-Colu8,-
biu State.
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Rocky River Items.

Here we 20 with baskets on our
shoulders to the white aeecy cotton fields,
Several of our young people attended the
singing at Flat IGock Church last first Sat
urday and Sunday They report fue
times.
II Is rumoted that our Pustma to, will
soon leave Us and We will have 10 change
our Postofice. And if We dent do some
hustling we will lose it, as there are some
other part!e, working for 1t. ! think we
have lsr enough to walk after our
ma;l witt out moving II farther away frhm
US.
We hear that we arc going to have two
bachelors next year, as they have bought
Mr.. Levi Gzble's place. s, look out,
girle, they will get tired staying by them
selves.
We had a nice lawn party at Mr.. J. J.
Gaily's last first Saturday night. I think
everybody enjoyed themselves. 1t was
given to Mr.. Basil A!ewine and Misses
Daisie and Dassle Blackmar. They are
hustlers, and they try to maxi everybo body
enjoy themselves. Now where will the
next q be?
The protrscted meeting will start at this
place nezt Friday night and will continue
until Sunday.
1SSVs dOkPOI Luo Illat SlSch pIcdClCl,
will preach at this place next fourth Sun.
day evening We hope everybody; will
turn out and hear him, as he IL reported a
fine preacher.
bliss Jennie Daniels, vne OF Lo@ndes
ville's charming young ladies, 10 spenting
two weeks with her sister, Mrs. James
Hall, and friends. We are always glad to
see her in our community.
We have no sickness that we know Of at
this writing, with the exception Of Mrs.
Florence Gaily, who is very sick at this
writing, but we wish her a speedy reoov.
cry. And also Mrs. Cray ton Cam, who
has bean sicA for some three weeks or
more. We syiapsthiZs with them in their
illness.
Well, Mr.. Editor, we have wrote more
than usual, as we cannot write every
week. It takes too much scraping up aud
around to wtite every week, and another
reason is We have so many pretty girls
down here it takes all of our time in think.
ing Of them.
Best wishes to the INTELL1aENcEn
INo.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1897-09-15
Condensed Testimony.

Chas B. Hood, Broker and Manufactu-
rers' Agent, Columbia, Ohio, c~ertifies that
DR. Kings New Discovery has no equal as
a Cough remedy. J. D. Brown, Prop. of
st. James Hotel, TT. Wayne, Ind, ~testifies
that be was cured Of a Cough of two years
standing, caused by La Grippe, By DR..
Kings New Discovery. B. F. Merrill,
Baldwinsville, Mass says that he has used
and recommended it and never knew II to
fail and would rather have it than any doc
tor, because it always cures. Mrs. Hem
ming, 2 e. 25th ST., Chicago, always
keeps 1t at hand and has no fear of Group,
because it instantly relieves. Free Trial
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