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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-04-12
MINERS AND OPERATORS.
Can't Agree and Negotiations Between
Them Are Practically Suspended.

New York April l2-The Joint confer
ence OF anthracite miners and operators
began az l.W and the mine workers al
the conference amended their previous
proposition by asking that an agreement
be made with the anthracite mine work.
ers instead of the United Mine Workers
Of America They also amended the
cheek OF plan 80 that all OF tho EN-
ployes willing may be assessed They also
accept the anthracite strike commission.
The miners propose that any vacancy in
the anthracite coal strike commission
shall be filled By President Roosevelt. The
conference adjourned subject 10 the call
Of the two chalImen, Messrs. Mitchell and
Beer.
Mr. Baer made the following answer TO
the miners communication:
we regret that you have not accepted
our propositions. Ws do not feel that We
can modify them. We will hereafter
answer your communication Of this date
by letter. or II you desire a further meet
ing tho time can be arranged now or be
hetesfter fixed by the respective chair
men"
President Truesdale OF the L.ackawanna
railroad, was asked 20 explain cha rman
Baer's brief statement. He said that It
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-04-12
SPIKE AND RAIL.

j. r. Selhy, western agent Of the
Kansas City stockyords at Denver Is
here today.
A. D. Woodward. formerly Of the
Northern Pacific and the oregon Short
Line at Green River. is now a trick
dispatcher on the RIO Grande here.
Roy Adamsnn OF the Rock Island, 10
whom is accorded the distinction of
securing the first cunsignments Of wool
out of Utah, returned this morning
from Fairfield.
H. |. Downing condition has inn
proved since he was brought In Salt
Lake. Medical examination revealed
that he was suffering from incipient
pneumonia and IA hts condition Gre
ates no cause for alarm he has been
moved from the hospital To- his home.
Mai s X. Hooper. general passen-
ger and ticket agent for the Denver ~
Rio Grande, arrives here tomorrow
from Denver on his way through 20
Los Angeles 10 attend the big meeting
Of the Transcontinental Passenger as
ISOLATION.
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-FOUR POUNDS FOR ST."
Dream Of Utah Shccpmcn Realized at
Fairfield This Week.

A portion OF the clip at Fairfield has
changed hands at % cents and the
dream Of the sheepmen OF four pounds
for dollar Is now an accomplished
fact. Woolgrowers generally are elated
over the prospects this season and even
the somewhat despised southern Utah
woods are fetching good prices, AT Sis
60 the GoslIn clip. consisting OF 10000
ileeces. Is reported TO have been pur-
chased by e. O. Herbert q 60. Of
Philadelphia for q cents, an unheard
Of price several years ago, Yesterdays
storm had the effect Of suspending
shearing operations practically through
out rtah, but there are indications
that they will he resumed tomorrow,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-04-12
ACTION AGAINST JUSTICE.
Complaint Against Dnrand OF Murray
RE ,training Order Asked For.

\ complaint was filed in the district
court today by Eber Case against g, f.
Duraud justice Of the peace OF NUT
ray, to restrain defendant from tax
Ing any further proceedings in the
case or attempting to collect tutg-
meut rendered against Case In favor
OF NJ. \. and W. II, Wood. The action
was brought to recover on Judgment
rendered against Case IN the iuslie
court Of the First precinct of this city
It Is alleged that the summons In the
case was not served until more than
three months after It vas issued by
Justice Durands predecessor In Office,
and that It was served by an alleged
deputy constable who had no authority
under law to serve papers Further
than that II is claimed by Case that
the judgment was payable II at all IN
salt Lake city and hence the Justice
court NJ Murray had no jurisdiction In
the case For all of these reasons It
Il alleged that the judgment Is abso-
lutely void and of no effect and 1t Is
asked that restraining order be is-
sued TO prevent the defendant from
taking any further action IN the mat
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-04-12
BOSTON CLOSE.

Today's closing on stocks IN Boston,
as reported over the Pollock wires es-
pecially for the Deseret News:
Adventure, 7.5047.75; Atlantic,
20 5Oa2l 90: Amagamated, O.37ia
0li0.50; Alouez 39d40; Bingham
Con, 30. 00d 80. So Boston Con. % so
623.75; Calumet & Hecla, sos 00G
700 90; Centennial &c. 90, Con. Mercur.
63Gs5; Copper Range, s0.75ds1 90;
DAILY West. l4.75Tl5 90; CRANKY,
i2.s7hGl3.o0; Nevada Con-. l7.62a a
MS; osceoela lol.o 0Gl04.T5 Par
rott, s.0O@ss 90; Tenn. Copper, 46 90
mas 90; Utah Con, 81 .12is Nt67 %:
United States com. so 25G60 rs;
United States pfd, 66 .25d4s. so; Utah
Apex, s,62ltgs.Sa; Victoria, s.25G
$50.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-04-12
NEW RESORT.
Simon Hamburger IL Building summer
Hotel In Ogden Canyon.

simon Bamberger Is building a resort
IN Ogden canyon which, when COM
pleted, will be All ideal cool spot for
summer vacationsts. In addition TO
four cottages which are going up there
is a main building and screened din
Ing hall, which will be 40 by 50 feet,
This room viii be equipped with n
hard wood floor for dancing parties.
The structure will be after the Swiss
mountain style and will be construct
Cd from material taken from the cam
yon. The gallery. which Will he 10 by
81 feet. runs the entire length Of one
side. with special rustic stairs leading
to the balcony No plaster will be
used IN the building, and throughout
II viii he built of logs and shingles. A
fire place 30 feet high Is TO be Installed.
The decorations ot the building VIII be
autumn color scheme.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-04-12
COMPLAINT FILED
AGAINST LUKE.
Robert Roden Makes Allegations
OF irregular and Decep-
tive Ways"
AS TO COLLECTING DEBTS.


In n complaint filed in the district
court today by Robert Roden an attack
Is made upon Francis q. Luke and the
Merchants Protective association for
their alleged irregular and deceptive
ways aud methods" Of collecting debts.
The Ncphi cooperative Mercantile x
Manufacturing institution is also made
party defendant In the action which
Is brought FOR the purpose OF setting
aside pretended Judgment rendered
AGAINST Roden in favor OF the Ncphi
concern by a justice of the peace at
Nephi on Jan 81, 1906. The amount OF
the judgment Is t25is0 which Roden
claims has long since been barred by
the statute Of limitations
He alleges that on Aug. 81, 1905, Luke
had summons issued IN the case from
the Murray Justice court. The attor-
new for Roden then filed an affidavit,
denying the jurisdiction OF the court.
That was the last heard OF the action
by either Roden or lis attorney until.
notified on April i, 1906, by the auditor
Of the city that Roden's wages FOR
March had been garnished In payment
~ judgment rendered against HlUl ~
Nephi. lie had never been notified IN
any manner of the action at Nephi, and
hence alleges that the Judgment is
void and Of no effect.
ON the first garnshment the defend
ants received s56' of his wages, and
thereafter caused another garnishment
10 he issued upon which they received
s6i OF his wages lie alleges that Luke
and his agency used deceptive, irregu-
lar and misleading ways" In collecting
bills and that his action In this IN.
stance was no exception 10 the general
rule. Judgment Is asked against the
defendants for the recovery Of the
amounts received by them upon the
garnishment proceedings. and also that
they be restrained from taking any FUR
ther proceedings IN the case, and that
the Judgment of the Nephi court be set
40
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ADJUSTMENTS.

Thcater--The sale Is now going on for
the Murray and Mack performances
which open tomorrow night.
The next attraction after these popu.
lar stars will be Sweet Nell OF Old
Drury." rendered by Musgrove's Aus
tallan players, headed by the well
known actress, Nellie Stewart The sale
for this engagement opens tomorrow
morning,
Grand-Tonigh sees the popular
play. The Soldier OF the Empire rem
dered for the benefit Of Mr. Theodore
Torch. Tomorrow night the Torch COM
pany will boz the benehciaries when
the only performance ot Her Fatal
Love will be given,
Orpheum-NeXt weeks bill. II Is
promised. will be a good one and in
addition 10 Mrs. Leavitts playlet will
embrace Stella Lee, the vivacious dane
or: Watson ana Morrisey novelty sing
ers and dancers; Allen Shaw. coin and
card manipulator, Frank r. Hayes,
monolgues, Nontcllo and Nina, Roman
rings, and the klnoirome
Lyric--At the Lyric Il Is claimed
that Reilly & Woods company Is doing
the record week Of the season notwith-
standing the strong competition. Miss
Now York Jr." VIII be the next attrac-
ton. opening Saturday afternoon,
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BIG AUTOMOBILE DUE,
Consigned To Jacob Morlz--llas scat
Ing Capacity for Seven Persons.

Another big automobile Il due to bc De.
lvered In Salt Lake tomorrow and the
waybils preceding It read that II Is too
hig for a furniture car The new red
monster Is consigned to Jacob Moritl and
has seating capacity for seven persons.
and gait ~ ~ miles am hour u 30
desired. Taken all In all, Mr. Morit5
win cut a wide swath with his gasoline
car II IL understood that Mr.. Moritz Paid
90 for the vehicle which Is the nearest
approach 10 the Imported French ma
chimes TO any manufactured IN the Unit
cd States. In addition 10 this the Con .
Wagon company will receive tomorrow q
carload Of HANDLERS while Col. Wall Pat
Moran and " q, Filler each have some
Of the biggest and most up-todate autos
on the road here from Buffalo, y Y
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MRS. DUsENBERRY RETURNS,
Back From Convention of the Inter-
national kindergarten Union.

Mrs Ida Smoot Dusenherry, Of Pro-
vo, returned at noon today from Mil
waukee. where she attended. as dele
gate from the Utah State Kindergarten
association. convention of the Inter-
national Kindergarten Union. In session
ut the Wisconsin city from April 10 s.
Mrs. James l.. Hughes, wife OF the
noted Canadian educator so we'll known
I'm Utah for his exceptional abilities, ms
well as for the fact that In season and
out of season he Is a staunch friend Of
this state and her people, Is the presi-
dent of the International Kindergarten
Union and she presided over the great
assembly one afternoon, and was list
ened to with rapt attention. There We're
about 200 delegates present, including
representatives from Europe and Ja-
pan, and besides these hundreds OF
school teachers from all parts Of Wis
Consin were I'm attendance, the schools
having been closed for the occasion.
Mrs. Dusenberry was courieously
treated wherever she went during her
visit Prof Hughes and his wife were
particularly kind and attentive 10 the
delegate from Utah Mr. Hughes intro
duced many people to Mrs. Dusenhcrry,
and on each occasion he would refer
with deep feeling to the people of the
Beehive state, tell Of their many excel
lent qualities. speak In glowing terms
Of the splendid schools. secular and re-
ligious to be found here, and would
conclude by inviting his listeners to
visit the Inter mountain region and
have their eyes opened to the many adj
mrable things to be found here. His
own mind had been deceived. he adj
mtted. before his visit to Utah, but he
had learned for himself that the state
and her inhabitants had been unjustly
criticised and maligned, and he felt II
to be his duty to speak of things as he
found them among the "Mormons'
wherever opportunity presented Itself,
The press OF Milwaukee published
quite extensive interviews with Mrs
Dusenberry, and In tho main they were
very fair towards the lady In publish
ing her statements.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-04-12
THREE ARE UNHAPPY.
Mrs. Jepson Alleges That Her Hus-
band Knocked Her Down.

Three actions for divorce were filed in
the district court yesterday afternoon.
Ella T. Jepson filed complaint against
John r. Jepson, whom she charges with
having treated her In a cruel and In
human manner, She alleges that on
April . he asked her 10 borrow some
money from her relatives and give IL
to him, and when she asked him what
he wanted II for he struck her In the
face and knocked her down. on anoth-
or occasion she alleges that he thre.-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-04-12
WEATHER REPORT

Record at the local office OF the wealth
er bureau for the "A hours ending at 8
a. m. today:
Barometer reading at a. M, 5 $50
inches temperature at a. IN. IS: maxi
mum. 81. minimum, s; mean. a. which Is
degrees below normal.
Precipitation for the "a hours ending at
6 a. m. 20 inch.
Precipitation since the drst Of the
month, Isl inch which Il "a inch above
the normal.
Accumulated excess IN precipitation
since Jan. |, l,as inch.
Relative humidity. a per cent.
FORECAST TILL 6 p. NJ. FRIDAY.
Local forecast for Salt Lake City ana
vicinity!
Generally fair tonight and Friday.
warmer Friday.
r J, HYATT.
Local Forecaster
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-04-12

could be accepted as meaning that the CD.
orators stand absolutely by their counter
proposition submitted on Tuesday AS the
situation stands now, Mr.. Truesdale
thought II was not too much to say that
negotiations between operators and min
ers had practically been suspended The
operators will take ny the miners PROPOSE.
ton OF today, however, and make formal
reply early IN the coming week.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-04-12
REAL ESTATE DEAL.
jed Stringlam OF B0untIfuI Buys First
South Street Property.

\ real estate transaction n some pro-
portions was closed this morning at the
offices of Tuttle Bros. & Wooley where
Edward McIaury Of New York sold to
Jed stringham OF Bountiml for $1,000
part Of lots 2 ana 3. block 20, plat A. Salt
Lake CITY survey. The property Is on
First South between Second and Third
West streets, and IL occupied mostly by
the Utah Packing company. The purchase
was for investment, and In View OF the
proximity to the proposed union passen-
ger station. the acquisition OF the proper
Is Is believed 10 be a judictous business
transaction.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-04-12
DAMAGE SUIT FILED.

An atcion has been filed in the dis
trict court by Harvey 5. Averitt
against the Overland Gold Mining
company. and the Telluride Power
company to recover damages in the
sum of $4,000 for the death of plain
THIS son. Harvey NJ, Avertt, who was
killed at Sunshine, Tooele county, on
March 4. 1905. by coming In contact
with an electric wire. The defendants
are charged with negligence in having
the wire so low that person walking
along the dump at the overland mine
would come In contact with Il.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-04-12
CONVICT CASE UP.
Judge Armstrong Hears Arguments In
lIabcas Corpus Proceedings.

Judge Armstrong Is today engaged In
hearing arguments on the petition for a
writ OF haheas corpus in behalf of ed
ward ], Mullin, "A convict at the state
prison who was sentenced on Oct. .,
1903, TO term for breaking prison
Mullen was sentenced in the federal
court on April q, 1908 to three and a
half years for robbing the postoffice At
Sprlngyille. shortly after his incareer-
alton he participated in the prison
break and was then tried and sentenced
for that offense.
Attorney Thomas Newton In arguing
the case conterSed that the district
court had no jurisdiction over Mullln as
he was a Federal prisoner and under
the jurisdiction OF the Federal court.
Dist. Atty. LoOfbourow argued the ease
I'm behalf OF the state. The arguments
will be concluded this afternoon.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-04-12

sharp at the time or Just prior to bis
arrest when Judge Marshall learned to
day that the Inspector had gone To the
accused aud somewhat peremptorily told
him to mako a clean breast Of the whole
affair his honor refused 20 permit the ad-
missions alleged tu have been made hy
the eS-postmaster 70 be used against HIM
aud the defendant was ordered to be dis
charged, which vas done,
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IN CRIMINAL COURT.


Frank Evans, Frank Girrard Stephen
ODDS and James Moore were arraigned
In the criminal division Of the district
court before Judge Armstrong today
upon the charge Of robbery and pleaded
not guilty 10 the same. They are
charged with holding up W. :. Hender-
son on the night of Feb 20, and robblng
him Of stick pin valued at s. and a
silver watch OF the value Of $50.
ODDS and Moore were also arraigned
upon another charge OF robbery to
which they pleaded not guilty. They
are charged with robbng Frank Tom
llnson Of $50 In cash on the same night
as the above oftense.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-04-12
AN OPINION GIVEN.
BY the County ttiorucy with Refer
cncc To Bonds.

County Atty Christensen has rem
dered an opinion for the county COM
missioners IN regard Ia their rights
To refund the sS5000o bond issue
which expires on the first Of July.
The attorney holds that. under section
5li Of the Revised Statutes Of 1895,
the commissioners have the right to
fund and refund the bonds Of the
county when necessary. II Is the in
tention Of the commissioners to retire
the present bond issue which hears in
terest at per cent and refund the
bonds at per cent, thus making "A
great saving In interest Now that
they have the assurance Of the county
attorney that they have a perfect legal
right TO refund the bonds that mat
ter vii be taken up In the very near
future.
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PERSONALS.

y. J. Enhght the Soda Springs
sheepmau, IS a guest az the Kenyon
hotel,
Former Secretary ~ the Treasury
Tairchid under Cleycland's adminis-
tratlou is al the Knutsford, a member
" the Raymond & Whitcomb excur-
sion that arrived from the west last
evening.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-04-12
WARD
ENTERTAINMENTS

Seventeenth Ward--The amateur
amusement company Will present ''On
a Southern Plantation" under the aus
pices OF the Lesser Priesthood In the
Seventeenth ward tonight and toInor-
row night. This Is comedy full OF
mirth and will undoubtedly please
those who see II.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-04-12
AFTERNOON ON EXCHANGE.

Among this afternoons sales on the
mining exchange were
DAILY Judge, AS at sl2.25.
Utah, 100 at 6j cents.
Beck Tunnel, 200 at i.1jla 1900 at
III; 700 at i16 800 at LIS; 500 at lliie.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-04-12
CASE WAS DISMISSED.
against Oscar =. Lyon Accused of Ir-
Irregularities ~ Postmaster.

Tho case against Oscar F. Lyon was
TODAY dismissed IN the United states dis
trlct court The defendant In this action.
who for many years, WIS postmaster OF
Pcoa, Summit county. Utah, was accused
Of having reported more cancelled
stamps Ia his office than were really used
and properly belonged IN his depa rtmeut
when the case was called today tho as.
sistant district-attorney desired to flle a
new Information against Mr. Lyon hut
tho court ruled that II such we're done.
tho case would have 60 20 over until the
next term Of court Atty. Cherrington
then decided TO 20 ahead with the intor-
nation az II stood and the cnse came to
sudden ending
The main evidence against Nv Lyon
was certain admissions said TO have been
made by him TO Postofhee Inspector
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Scrofula


Few are entirely free from H.
ltmay develop 80 slowly Us to cause little IL
any disturbance during the whole period OF
childhood
II may then produce dyspepsia, catsrrh
and marked tendency TO consumption before
msnifestng itself In much sutsneous eup.
ton or gisndular swelling
IL Is best to he sure that you are quite free
from n and Won can RELY on
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-04-12
NEAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
TODAY.


'hss ADAMS ana wifa -
R onIo,n,. l9ts 81, %, block 4 s epsa
nlon,. slu '".s........,.. '"NH
~ savings Bank 4 rms, ~
w. J9nannah .Brixen. lots ~ =, 70
yaT si' ndd DOCK . Perkins Bcu u,
Jones " nsr, ana wife 10 Geo, X
49, par' OF lot T. block & pl S
Josseph r. Walker and wlio, ~. II
H. walker, part OF sec,i 20 Geo.
n township 2 south, range ', wi a.
rose Eklund TO Ernost ,r,laet,.n
pari ut lot !? block 81, pln, rfo'un'o,
YESTERDAYS
Home Trust & Savings co,.n
y c, peGran. warrant. PPah{ 70
loxs rods OF block Nj fas,y %
sub. ..... '+nSl side
Z. Mcilsn TO Ellen d. Cro,,o..,'
warranty deed 10 lots 70 sn naa't,al
,rlock ?, eorklna' add H"u ~
Mrs. r. 7, Blume to Ellen ID cro,
ioru warranty deed TO lots II 20
10 block ., Perkins ADJ ~ ara
walker Bros. Dry Goods oo,,,,,,,,
70 j, II Belfuss, warrant
70 lQxo rods southwest sfn Nsuu.
rods west Of the northeast eva
oI iot block 81, plat A ''''''
j. w Van SAINT to " T. c,.,r.
warranty deed to lot 8. BLOCK :
Waterloo, etc.
l., Il, Goddard 10 Jennie 4 W;,t;,
ptre warranty deed 10 gx2A rods
northeast from the southwos, cos
ner Of lot !, block Is, plat II ~ WIZ
Lolita NJ. Clasbey to Albert pr,n,
son, warranty deed 10 Sx26 Va.
northwest from the southess, cor
ner OF lot 5, block IS, plat A.
A. w. McCune 70 Calder's pa.,,
company. warranty deed IN lao
to II, block 30, l0.acre etc >,
Cora T.. Davidson 10 HELENE va, o
ron, warranty deed 10 glsN,0 va,
northwest from the southeast cor,
ner Of lot ), block 81. plata L. ...
Clara Tleien TO Edna {. Hicks. wa,.
ranty deed TO 1lgx2,a rods OF lot .
block IL plat y ............
Aetna Real Estate Investment com
pany to j. A. Fritsch. yarranh,
deed to lots ] to 4 block 2. steele.
SUB. -,..,,. O.. .n,,.,,,..,......,....
j. NJ. Morris 10 Clarence II Raw.
lings, warranty deed 20 part ~ lot
|, block 2. Heath's sub 49,. -
j, Cameron to George Hicks.
warranty deed 70 lots g and n
block T. Belmont ..............'
james j. Riley ct al 10 G. H. Wal.
son. quit-claim deed 10 interest In
Never Sweat lode. etc. Littls
Cottonwood .................,.,.'
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Hoods Sarsaparilla

to rid you Of It radically and permanently.
Accept no substitute. but insist on having
Hoods Liquid or tablets, tOo Doses q.
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T0DAY'S MONEY MARKET.

/. New York, April l9,-Money on ,
call. easier. 4Gl0 per cent, ruling
Z 4s4.65a4s41o for demand and I
at 4sl.d4sl.sO for 50 days;
1 posted rate. is2aS2h and isSa !
; ASH; commercial bills. 'slha
!! 4sia..
/ Prime mercantile paper, Slsas ,
! per cent.
I Sterling exchange strong at
! f4s4.7O for demand and at ialsg
I $3.50 for 60 days posted rate I
\ 4S2a4s2h and is5ais5is CONNER
I oIal bills, 4slAgislS
\ Bar silver, 64s.
i Mexican dollars. 30.
! Government bonds, frm rail- !
!. roads steady.
!s.s.s-::?<
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