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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-07-27
MINING CONCENTRATES.

f.. p. Jennings has returned from
Arizona. where he is superintendent of
mine,
T. j, DGnahue OF the Western Tx
ploration company has returned from
professional TIP to Oregon.
The shaft at the Black Jack mine In
Tlntic has been completed to the depth
OF LOO feet II will be continued to
the i,i00. when drift viii be run To-
ward the territory recently alleged 10
have been Invaded by the Lower Mann
moth and over which there Is prob
ability Of lively scrap.
Contractor Hayes is getting work
started IN good shape, at the Great
Western mine in the Cottonwoods upon
which he has a contract TO drive a 1000
foot tunnel
u. w. Bfuntonwho Is connected with
the metelturgical department OF the
Amalgumated Copper company, In
Montana, was in the city yesterday
4. S Mcdowell, who has served the
Majestic company al Milford as book
keeper. has resigned. II Is announced
that he win enter the employ Of the
Royal Gold & Copper company
Good progress with the cross-cut
from the 400 level Of the New York
Bonanza is reported from Park city.
President w h Mucklow, of the Ma
iestic Copper company, accompanied
by the attorney OF the company, Henry
Huntington. came in from California
yesterday. They win leave for the
east In "a few days, but win first visit
the mines In Beaver county.
Walter e. Orem, manager Of the
Ctah-Apex mine OF Bingham, II expect
ga to arrive from brief yactlon trip
60 California.
W. II. Korns, business manager OF
the Salt Lake Mining Review, returned
last evening from pilgrimage to the
camps Of western Idaho where he
found great zeal OF mining activity
]. T.. Beverage. who recently severed
his connection with the Utah q Eastern
Copper company operating near 81
George. has been appointed superin-
tcndent OF the Century mine In Park
Valley.
The annual stockholders meeting Of
the Yankee Consolidated Is scheduled
FOR a week from today
w. II. Blackburn. deputy mineral
surveyor. has completed the preliminary
survey OF the Sumpter group Of claims,
located In the Ophir mining district
which Is owned by j. G. Jacobs and
others OF this city
Herman w. Horne has completed
some surveying in the Ophlr mining
dirtrict for the ophir-Qucen Mining
company.
Asst Secy. Fred Nightengale, OF the
Salt Lake stock & Mining Exchange,
has returned from a 10 days outing in
Big Cottonwood.
$. ]. Larson, who has been in the em-
nloy Of the Utah mine at Fish Springs
for the past seven and half years,
has arrived from camp for brief yaca-
ton
Thomas Tulloch. son Of Seymour w.
Tulloch Of Washington, u. c., and one
OF he heavy owners IN the Sewer Con-
soldated, Is spending summer In Gold
M0untain-Free Lance.
10. r. Thornton. a Wyoming cattle.
man. Is working a force Of men on a
group OF claims In the Ohio mining dis
frlot piuta county
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OIL AT CEDAR CITY.
John W. Cairns Believes the Fiuid
Exists in That Vicinity.

John w. Cairns, manager OF the Eu-
rea- Ophir mine in Dry Canyon, Tooele
county, spent several days last week
In the iron and coal regions Of Iron
county In the interest Of eastern par
ties, the Identity Of whom he has re-
fused 10 disclose.
In an interview with the editor OF
the Iron County Record he apparently
formed a very good opinion Of the re-
zion which he went 20 investigate, ana
expressed the belief that il would not
only become famous for It's great de-
posts OF iron and coal but that II
would also become an oil producing re-
gion Of note. He is quoted as say
ing:
III I were sent out by company TO
look for coal oil, | know Of no more
likely place 20 find Il than right here.
You have the ideal formation, and l
am confident that oil could be struck
right here beneath the town. / re-
marked upon this as l came into town
the other day"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-07-27
DOWN FROM OREGON.
Former Salt Laker Speaks Highly Of
Conditions in That Section

A. S. Geddes formerly a resident Of
this city but now one Of the business
mainstays OF La Grande. ore, is at
present IN salt Lake shaking hands
with his many friends Mr. Geddes
came down 10 attend the funeral OF
Mrs Read, which occurred yesterday
from he Sixteenth ward meetinghouse.
He reports conditions IN eastern oregon
all that could be desired and states
that Utah people there are doing well
and highly satisfied with their new
home. The orchards he saws. win pro-
duce an abundant harvest this year.
The opple crop being particularly prom
isine. while the outlook for timber was
never better. the mills there being oper-
atcd TO their capacity The people are
alr0 To- good spiritual condition. an the
ORGANIZATIONS OF the Church working In
rorfec, harmony and meeting fully
every requirement made Of them. Mr.
Geddes viii return Ia a few days.
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oNrARIo's NEW MILL.
Oflcial Announcement That II VIII
BE Built Has Been Made.

The Ontario company OF Park City
has at last decided 20 build n large
mill. and official announcement 10 that
effect has been made. Superintendent
Rood states that the plant win be
strictly modern and viii probably be
built something after the mills now In
successful operation IN the great camp.
The point selected for the structure is
near No. shaft AS 10 the capacity,
that IS a point which has not been full
~ determined
The plans viii be completed early in
the coming month when there viii be
no delay In getting TO work on the con-
structiCn. which viii be under the d.
rection OF Alexander ID. Modatt until
recently superintendent OF the Granite
Mountain mill at Philipsburg, Monta-
ma,
Nj Moffatt needs no introduction 10
the citizens Of Park City for he was
once before In the service OF the on
tario company: filling the position Of
superintendent Of the old Ontario mill
which ground out a large portion Of the
dividends paid by the mine In the past.
aggregatng nearly NA0o00c0
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THE SEWER MILL
Work ON Gold Mountain Plant Being
Pushed Rapidly.

Capt Henry Lawrerce, manger Of the
Sewer mine in the Gold Mountain dis.
trlct. Informs the Free Lance that work
on the SEWER mill Is being pushed as
rapidly as possible and when completed,
will have a capacity Of % tons The ore
viii be reduced to 80 mesh in cyanide
solution. and the remaining values in
the ore Kill be extracted by amalgama.
tior.
a six inch steel pipe line one mile
long VIII be put in Immediately. From
the source 81 the water to the mill
there Is a drop OF COO feet, and the cap.
tain estimates thut 90 horsepower viii
be developed by the small stream now
available The power thus obtained
win be used Tor running electric drills
for furnishing lights. etc The min Will
very likely be ruin by steam.
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Mob Of italians Ren, on vengennce

New York, July G.-One hundred ltal-
ians bent on vengeance, have searched the
woods around New Rochelle for hours I'm
an effort 20 locate one Of their country
men who fled after fatally stabbing a
companion with whom he was playing
cards The police reserves were called
and Joined In the chase with the double
purpose Of capturing the Italian or pro-
venting a lynchlng, but all trace Of him
has been lost
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-07-27
MINING, BUSINESS and STOCKS.
MARKETING yAMrA ORES.
supt. W. j. Craig settles with Biug-
ham Con. for SeYernl Or Lnads.

Supt, w J. Craig OF The Yampa mine
Of Bingham is In the city today maklug
settlements Tor several cars 0t ore
shipped last week 10 the Bingham Con
solldated smelter SIR Craig said tins
forenoon that there is nothing of par
ticular interest going on at the mine
at the present time. He Is workin9
only smell force OF men compared 60
what win b. poi on later re is grad
uely getting the mine In shape Tor The
ngw smclter stations nre being tW az
regular intervals In the upraise from
which drifts win be run.
Air. Craig viii leave for the Kennehec
mine, in the Big Cottonwood district
In few days He also has anpe
vision OF this property and Is working
a good force OF men who are engaged
In running 81 tunnel, which IS fast ape
preaching the ore zones
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-07-27
COZ. DoRsEY's srRIKE.


The Blue Bucket property IN the
Rock Creek, Ida, district, which is be-
ing operated under the management Of
col 6. w Z Dorsey formerly Of this
city, according TO Bolse adyices, is the
scene Of a new strike. A good vein
Of ore was encountered az q depth OF
90 feet
The property has produced much high
grade ore in the past I'm the vein
tapped by the SHAFT there Is streak
of about one foot OF ore running 500
ton and IS inches that gees much
higher Six on seven feet Of ore In
addition to those streaks Is good mill
inc ore
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-07-27
Goes with MIR. OMAN.

Frank p. Cavanaugh. who has served
the De Lamar. Ida, Mining company
for several years In It's metsllurgical
department. has resigned to accept The
position Of superintendent OF cyanide
plant operated IN connection with 81
mine owned by the London Exploration
Co., At Chinlpas. Mexico ofwtich 4 H..
ONnanL formerly OF DE- Lamar, New,
Is MANAGER
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-07-27
$4,000 TO THE CAR.
Rich Ores Marketed from the Al
pine Mine OF Tonopah.

The o'Meara-Lynch company made
settlements or two cars 0 ores rom the
Alpine mine, near Tonopah, on samr-
day which brought approximately $4,000
to the car.
The ore ran about 2Ss ounces silver,
li per cent lead, together with some
very good gold values
The developments az the Alpine con-
tinue better each day and Il would not
b. surprising y lhis young bonanza
waiid yet Guido the original Tonopah
mige.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-07-27

Chicago. July G.-openlng prices IN
wheat were strong with September from
q 20 y higher al i7hd0N. on liberal Of
ferings the price declined 10 ia but
the reaction was only mOmontary aud "a
rally 20 "a occurred IN the first hour.
ad chicyTo wheat
After q decline 20 UbqOa on realizing.
September sold up 10 ~, closing az ssh
a gain OF ldiA.
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LIVE sToCR.


Chicago July E.-Cattle-Receipts, g.
O00 Market lOuljc lower Good to primo
steers. 5.l505.6; poor 10 medium 5000
40. st0ckels ana feeders .G0Hi q, cows
32oui 20; heifers. 2,En4.ij. Gamers 50l
275, bulls, 2.Nd42i calves, 301d6. S0
Texas fed steers. 3iGd4e5.
HogsRoceipts, today. 5000, tomorrow
1000. left over, $500. 1Odl5c lower Mixed
and butchers, 5.3g05, 20. good to choice
heavy, 54tsI, rough heavy, 5lJmj. o.
light, j.2015 20; bulk Of sales 5.l0Hi.h.
Sheep-Recelpts. y CO., Sheep and lambs
steady. Good 10 choice wethers, 360a3 20,
fair to choice mixed 3OVi3 20; western
sheep, 32ja4O. native lambs, s25G6, q
western lambs, :. 100000.
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THINGS TO EAT.
What it Costs Today to Get Them
Prices In Detail.

There are but few changes today in
the local market quotations from what
obtained last Thursday but tomorrow
viii witness number OF changes In the
prices OF dairy products. as the farm
ers come in town Tuesdays with their
produce. Peas are down In price. and
good local caulltiower Is to be had az
l2le cents The market is lively and
FRUIT and produce generally Is being
brought In In good quantities.
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OSTEOPATHY.


A. q Hibbs, 22S Deserel News Bldg
Mcdowell & Carpenter 20i.5-6 ID. f..
Walker Biz.
Beayen a hurry. 800 Auerbach Bldg.
w. s kamer, over Walkers Store.
Wilma F. Hoefling 22S Deseret News
Building.
J.. ]. Goodrich Logan. Utah.
Hihbs & Mccoy. Eccles Bldg, ogden.
Utah.
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PRODUCE.
CHICAGO.

Chicago, July H.--Cash; Wheat--No. 2
red i5An7Sit. No ) red. 5c00. No. 9
hard winter a. No. hard winter 75U
,6Is; No. northern spring, HAhS; No.
2 northern spring. N; No. 3 spring, 1GqS0.
Corn-N0. 2, "a, No. 3. jgia.
aOts-No. 2, %. No. 3, s0G3i
pork-July, l3.g, September. 1850
Lard-July, 7&H; September 1.5j; Oc-
tober, s.A2iR
Ribs-Jyy, 1871; September. i.i5QL,1il;
October 75ih.
Rye-July, ~.
FlaX-Cash. northwest, ".
Timothy-3N.
Barley-S2e50.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-07-27
FISH
BUTTE MINES 10 OPEN,
Nine Belonging 20 Amalgamated Co.
And Anaconda shelter, Aug. 90.

Butte, Mont. July 21.-Nlne mines OF the
Amalgamated Copper company In Butte
ana the Anaconda shelter are TO open
Aug, p, Nearly 500 men viii return 10
work and $4,000 a week will be restored
10 the nay rolls Of the two cities. The
shutdown was caused By improvements at
the smclter.
co IHEAD STREETS
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-07-27
WILL BUILD A RESERVOIR.
Hercules Power Company Proposes 10 Erect
One ia Logan Canyon
Announcement Creates confirmation
As:it WIN Interfere with City's
Power Plant.
Special to the "News.o)

Logan, July 21.--it Is announced that
the Hercules Power company viii build
large dam at It's present dam In Lo-
gan canyon for the purpose Of creating
reservoir AT the time the company
llled ON this site some years ago 1t an
nounced that the site would be pro-
badly used for reservoir purposes but
nothing was thought OF the matter un-
IN a new notice was posted reiteratIng
the reservoir proposition, q rev Gays
ago In view OF the fact that the pro-
posed power house Of the city electric
light plant was to be built Just above
The Hercules company, dam, the new
announcement has created consterna-
iion IN municipal circles The fact Is
tfht Il the Hercules company insists on
building a dam 20 feet high and rails
ing The water to that height, il win be
impossible for the municipal power
house to be built on the site originally
proposed The result would be serious
Interference with the building of the
city plant Mayor Hansen and the
city council. however, propose TO 60
ahead with the plant and build a power
house farther up the canyon. In the
meantime a lawsuit VIII be launched
against the Hercules Power company,
to restrain it from building the proposed
reservoir
The officers of the Hercules Power
company state that they have no in
formation TO make public on the sub
iect further than that contained in the
posted notice The matter has created
wide discussion today and the citizens
are inquuing II It Will delay the build
ing Of the citys plant. as their patience
has already been strained by the long
delay.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-07-27

CHICAGO WHEAT,

Liverpool. July G-Close: September.
6 sAd. December es Cd.
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Time Table
E1fg1iEsl4 In Effect Feb, !,
1903
ARRIVE

aNAhA'A
From ogden. Portland, Butte, ,
San Francisco ana Omaha. ".' S'@ a'ih
From ogden and intermediate 49,.
points ..s. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ''AV 49,"
From Ogden Cache Valley .Cbl'
y yeS Az intc5mcdIatc Toints. .. 1901 pm.
From Ogden Chicago, 81. Louis
and al San Francesca i' .........,.," i.o5 pm.
From ogden. Cache Valley Butte
Portland. Sun Francisco ,'''' DIV pm
DEPART
For Ogden, Omaha Chicago
Denver Kansas city and 81
Louis 800. eel, 90. ,..t.''.'t''''''-' ''W an
For Ogden. Butte. Helena, Port
land, san Francisco and inter-
mediate points ",..,''''''''' $50 "''''
For ogden. Omaha Chicago,
and San ' Fraacisco '' .'.s..,..".i25o pm
For Ogden Cache Valley, Den
Louis ana Chicago. ...,......,., 5:45 pm
For ogden, Cache Valley. Butte,
Helena, Portland san Francis
co and Intern adlate polntsu"-l2's am
II. NJ SCHUMACHER, Act Traf Mgr.
D. 4. hurley @. ?. & T. a.
b. s. SPENCER, A. G. .P& T. A.
city Ticket Office, 2O1 Main Street
Telephone 80.
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nooK BINDING

And printing specially attended 10 a.
tbs Deseret News ONCE Estimates
promptly furnished. Rush orders a
speciality,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-07-27
REGULAR CALL SALES.

Daly-west, 40 at $3.50; 25 at 1885, %
nj 3s.15. Shares sold. 80,
Grand Central 10 at $50.
Sacramento. 1000 al 2Sih 1000 at 23ss;
1890 at 23% Shares sold. $500.
Century, 100 al 37%; 200 at Sils; 200
81 100 at Ssis. Shares sold, GOO.
Martha Washington, 1000 az |.
New York Bonanza, 500 az 3Oh.
OPEN BOARD SALES.
Daly-west. 20 at SS,25.
Naidriyer 100 at LsS; 1000 at 14O.
RECAPITULATION.
Shares. Value.
Regular call :. 80. ...6,705 sl,7S7 90
Open board ........... 2g5 1884 20
------
Forenoon totals ...6,gSO s5,912. 90
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-07-27
WILL VISIT LOGAN.

Messrs. |, l., Clark ana Angus r.
Wright Of Ogden are IN the city today
IN the interest Of the irrigation con-
gress. They say 1t is highly probable
that the members Of the congress viii
be brought to Logan, Sept 70, TO view
our many irrigation canals. the Agrl-
cultural college ana other industrial en-
terprses.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-07-27
KANSAS CITY.

Kansas City. July G.-Cattle- Receipts.
1909, including 50O0 Texans Weak to Zoe
lower Native steers i00a92b, TeXa
lower. Native steers i,00d5, q. Texas
and Indian steers, 3.5d4e0; Texas cows,
2 00n30; native cows and hsifers 2.0oN
$40 stockers and feeders. 2.Soili,S5: bulls.
2 ,Daa IS, calves 2.O0a5O co. western steers,
3.00G4q5; western cows, 2DSf3 80
Hogs Receipts. 1000 Market 10 20 ijc
lower Bulk Of sales, s .29a5.S0; heavy. SIS
ass: packers, 5.lj0i.25, medium, ga
$50; mixed, 5.0Nj30i light j.30al5S5.
workers 5000. IS; pigs, 5.sld5,S0.
Shepc- Receipts, 500 Market weak.
Muttons, 3.OOffi 20; lambs, 3.l5d5.e0; range
wethers, 300H5 90; ewes, 3,O0niS0,
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THE STATE BANK

SALT LANE CITY.
Joseph T.. Smith. President
VIM, B. Preston. Vice Presid.nt
Charles S. Burton. Cashier
Henry r. McEwau. Assistant Cashier
DIRECTORS;
lleher j. Grant icber NJ Wells
Joseph r. Smith. byron Croo
Chas. 8 Burton james y Murdoch
VIM, =, Breston sauc Barton
A, w Carlson.
Commercial Banking n all It's branches,
Accounts Solicited,
Special Attention Given to Country Trade,
H. 5. Illlls, Presldent
Moses Thatcher. Vice President
II. s Young. Cashier
Edgar s. Hills, Assistant Cashier
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city
For Provo. l.ehi Fairfield
and Mercur, connecting AT
Nenhl for Manti and inter-
mediate points on san Peto7,ono ~
Valley Railway ."."'",'''f 'Oo o'''''
For GARFIELD Beach Tooeo
stockton. Mammoth, Euro
ka and silver CITY Nioo.ooa -,
bennington cut-oHl "o'OO"''i''
For Provo. American Fork.
Lent, Juab. Milford Fr9'
CO.. Calentes and inferno e.OEn ~,
date points ...,.,,."','''''' WV P''"
ARRIVE.
From Provo, American Fork.
Lehi. Juab Milford, Frls-
60 Galleries and interIne- o.aEa m
dlate points u..t.-,,'''''""S' S
From Provo, Lehl Fairfield,
Mercur and san P,te NarE.2S, M.
ley Ry ponts.,,...t,',,''.'S' S~F'''''
From silver CITY. Mammoth
Eureka, Stockton loueiee ,oE,, -,
and Garfield Bwcu,..'.''O 'O|t'''''
ALL TRAINS DAILY
Direct stog, connections Cor all mining
| districts In southern Utah ana NefalN
For particulars can on or address
agents, Sll, Luk Route. or u. W. UNIV"
General Passenger Agent
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FARM PRODUCTS.
MEATs AND POULTRY.

Dressed beef, per pound ...12h to 9Oc
Dressed pork per pound ....15 10 l7lac
Dressed veal, per pound 80, .12l6 to zoe
Dressed mutton. per pound .l2ia to loo
Dressed lamb, per pound ...."20 TO zoe
l-tlu ts.,s .....s.' .,..,..... ,....... loo
Dressed hens, per pound ,...... l7tsc
Dressed Ducks per pound ..o....lSc
Dressed spring chickens, per pound 25c
Live poultry per pound ......... We
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-10-22

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beItono. Die anOere 9dlfte beRtelt er
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Elm.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-10-22
16. 8apitel.

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lief fort, Iobalo Oh mir nabe rparit."
nNber i6 fling Das iGsue 3e9 ais
CUTE Sa9Obeute."
nSa, unb pte i'd in Define lie6en
Qugsn ia6, perlor ii9 meme Qngit;
i9 puBte nur nod, baB i6 Dir un>
reGt get6an uno es Dir abbitten muBz
te, unb Dab td Did lieb babe, 10 iiber
ale 8egriffe."
sic f9miegte iid innig an i'm.
nWenn id es Dir ieitoem ni9t ale
Gage bate Iagen birfen, 9uidentd,
10 pGre mein5er3 i'm lle6ermaB ieines
Slides gebro6en. Seoesmal, nenn
id in 56mettau uuf Der 8unf unter
Der groBen 2inoe iiBe, 1T es mir, dls
miiBte i6 Did nudber boppelt 10 Iie6
6dben, Solid"
Seine 6uno fdbrt Ieidt iber i6r
pei6es 5uar, bus ieBt Frauenhuft fri
iirt lit, unb Elm nin3iges, 6elfarbiges
6dubaen trdgt. Sonit lit iie penig
perdnbert, etpus f%rauenhafter utlo
ftattli4er geporben, aber nod gar3
bieielbe 8era, Die i'm rufiif6en 6dus>
den nit ihrem Batter pobnte.
SIR Gatte finbet es aud; er iiebt
in ibr INNER nod ous boloe, brGutz
li4e Wtien, pas ibm in Der tleinen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-10-22
(S6IuB foI0t.)
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