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Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1908-12-12
CHANGES IN 20 YEARS

H. w. Knierim of Jamestown, Mis-
souri,, who was called here on account
of the death of his son, Byron, arrived
Sunday morning. He was to have ar
rived earlier, but on account of an acci-
dent OH the road, failed to make con-
nection at Hazen. This is Mr. Knierim S
first visit here after an absence of p years.
He is surprised at the changed appear
ance of the place, for when he was here
Pizen Switch was the happy name OF the
city now called Yerington.
1t was surprise to him to see the
substantial buildings now standing oD
sites heretofore occupied by dobes and
shacks. The farming country has also
changed for the better to his eye; more
ground has been cleared of sagebrnsl
and put under cultivation and the farms
have been improved with better seed
and stock and on every hand he sees all
improved system of farming.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1908-12-12
MOUNTAIN VIEW IS
PROVING ITS WORTH

developments in Mountain View demonstrated
the mining public that mines, real mines that
awaiting only development
The Bbb lease the Wilson Gold Mines property CON
produce syvane good value Colorado
struck with astonishmen presence
quantity OF this telluride often in that
aud occurring with increasing frequency in Nevada.
Upon the Big a. ground FIVE leases being by
enthusiastic miners who all have
Mngle and Mr.. McConkey have their II horse power
Fairbanks Morse hoist up their lease the big 90
will shortly be putting large quantity of milling
dump
The Brooks lease is turning good grade of sackng
The in this district have been handicapped in the
past by of milling facilities. This evil will by
spring however several companies sending who
are familiar with milling look for material justify
stamp mill has just been completed Schurz
which, if makes reasonable reduction will be kept full
Of big 2o leases which will work from $500
$1,000 per milling company should be contented with
reasonable profits Soo ton of reduction and
help develop the tonnage wishes reduce This policy
pursued City low grade reduction has
reduced science Prices there from S75 per
large of $500 per for small lots Pracic
prevail here and Schurz with regard
labor prices and reasonable hope that
milling companies coming in will adopt approximately
Silver City scale of prices This will keep the mills full of
Mountain View
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1908-12-12
INTERESTING MEETING

The Yerington Commercial Club held
an interesting meeting last Wednesday
night Which was well attended and sew
eral matters of interested were brought
before the club among them being the
high school proposition.
The Club felt that the County Com
missioners had made mistake i'll de-
Gliding to place the high school at Ma
son, and after considerable discussion
appointed a committee of five consisting
of 7. G. Kaufman, Rev. Beatty, +. j.
Lennard, Jr., Vic Bernard and r.
Lamberson to get out petition asking
the county commissioners to call a
special election that the voters OF the
county might have chance to decide
whether Mason or Yerington would be
the best place for the county high school.
The committee got busy on Thursday
morning and as we go to press have
secured over fifty per cent of the re-
ouired number of names.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1908-12-12
LADIES' AID SALE
FINANCIAL SUCCESS

The annual Christmas sale given by
the Ladies Aid of the Methodist church
of Yerington surpassed any previous
effort in that line. Over three dozen
dolls dressed in silks, satins and null
by the deft fingers of the women have
been the occasion of many happy meet
ings, trips to ranches, etc. 1t was with
real fondness for the pretty things, that
Mrs. McNeeley and Mrs. Davidson, at
the doll booth displayed them to the
customers. In very short time the
stock was reduced to few.
Some were lovingly held by little tots,
others taken by mothers to be kept, no
one knows where, until certain time.
We suspect it will be said by many on
Christmas morning at broad day light,
who do YOU think was here last night
bundled in fur from top to toe,
won't tell, for think you know
At booth dainty decorated with
plants and colored papers delicious home
made candies were measured out by
Mrs. Simpson, Mrs. Leverich and Miss
Harmon. Thanks are specially due to
Mrs Baglin, Mrs. Kaufman and Mrs.
Over for the toothsome sweets.
Useful articles, work bags, shoe bags,
aprons. etc., were bargained for at a
table presided over most graciously by
Mrs. MCGOWAN, Mrs. Hernleben and
Mrs. Reymers.
The afternoon was spent in social
way made so by the serving of Russian
tea and waters by Mrs. Slauson in her
charming manner.
Words fail to describe the sumptuous
New England dinner served under the
direction of Mrs. G. w. Beatty, the
efficient president of the society, who
was assisted by Mrs. Stickney, Mrs.
Gregory, Mrs. Harmon Mrs. Sweat, Mrs.
Burner, Mrs. Leavitt. Mrs. Wood, Mrs.
Leverich, Mrs. Simpson, Miss Webster,
Miss Harmon and MISS MCGOWAN, who
so faithfully stood by her. That the
proof of the pudding is in the eating
thereof was testified to by the one hun
dred and fifty who partook of the well
seasoned baked beans. brown bread, pies
and cakes for which the women of Yer
ington are famous.
The festoons of bunting and pink
shaded lights lent color to the animated
company and all bade farewell after a
happily spent evening.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1908-12-12
MILLER AND LUX LOSE

WASHINGTON, Dec. s. In the case OF
Miller & Lux VS.. the Eastside Canal ana
Irrigation Co involving an irrigation
question from California, the supreme
court today affirmed the decision OF the
limited States circuit court for the south
ern district of California.
Miller & Lux own large tract OF land
on the headwaters of the San Joaquin
river in California and the suit was
brought to obtain an injunction pro-
hibiting the East Side company from
d;verting the waters of that stream,
which runs through the Miller x Lux
land for irrigation purposes, outside
those lands. They contended that their
rights as riparian owners were superior
IN those of the company. In the circuit
court the case was dismissed on the
technicality that Miller & Lux. who had
sued as a Nevada corporation, had been
oryanized into corporation in Nevada
merely to bring the suit in the Federal
court The court held that this act was
a, evidence of collusion and therefore
,hre,y the case out without entering
upon its merits,
Justice Harlan announced the court
decision.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1908-12-12
YERINCT0N MINES
IN THE L|MEL|CHT

George Gum w. B Thompson, w. H. Aldrch and party
section only inspecting of Mason Valley
mines Salt Lake exchange getting
country 1t from authentic
making this trip with view determining the
facilities
possibly arrange for of output
entire
appears developments in Valley.
Douglas and properties in that region
resulted in the opening of large of copper
which something like average of
per- Valley having blocked
Douglas marketed something like $4,000 worth Of
copper that averaged higher values than these
strength of the showing that has been made in that
camp reported the Southern Pacific company has
build spur into that district This
greatly stimulated the mining industry that section
the of mining properties have been considering the
proposition of either installing reduction plant hav
ing individual matte plants.
Some have been made the of the Yerngton
belt experts claim that it is self uxng product If this
true that the mine have simple propos-
and with the in sight the advent of
spring should witness heavy shipments of the red metal from
that section to the refneries
Valley still has unissued stock the amount of
One of the local interests this
would have trouble in placing much of
would be needed place additional
the of the large stockholders would be
pleased add their holdings from issue
quickly property placed in shape for regular produc
tion-Boston Commercial
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1908-12-12
Silver City Mine Bonded

Harry Cardew aud Steve Pedroli have
bonded a mine i'll Silver City, and the
company holding the bond have had a
foundation constructed for an electric
hoist and compressor pumping plant.
The old shaft on the property, which
has a depth of $50 feet, is to be enlarged
to two compartments and sunk to the
800. foot level. If prospecting work at
that depth results satisfactory the com
pany will purchase the property al a
figure not made public. Ed Thompson
of this city will have charge OF the work
as superintendent. Virginia Chronicle.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1908-12-12
INTERMEDIATE And PRI-
MARY SCHOOL
REPORT

Following is the report Of the inter
mediate department for tie month OF
November: Edith l.. Brake, teacher:
No. boys enrolled, IS; No. girls, II;
total. %.
Honor Roll: Third grade - Howard
Whitacre, Ambus Archer. Zenis Simp-
son Fourth grade Gray Dickson,
Carlton Hironymous, Althea Martin.
Fifth grade Deane Dickson, Lora
Lamberson.
May Baglin.
Pupils neither absent nor tardy: Ann
bus Archer. Vernon Ambrose, May Bag
I'm, James Bernard. Harry Davis, Gray
Dickson, Deane Dickson, Lora Lam
bersou. Milton Samuel, Roland Snyder,
Ethel Welsh and Howard Whita:re.
Report OF the primary department for
month of November; Bessie II. Davis,
teacher:
No. boys enrolled, 2l; No. girls, %
total, ~.
Pupils first in classes: Second grade
- Svbil Johnston, George Littell First
grade Clifton Some, Ruth Johnston
Walter Whitacre. A primer Lloyd
Lamberson, Lawrence Trenam, Louise
Fagundes. b primer Leila knierim'
Mary Cox, Verrel Weber, Johnnie Whit
acre.
Pupils who have been neither absent
nor tardy: Bernice Petty, Walter Whit
acre, Werner Hironymous, Reese DAVIS,
I,lovd Lamberson, Lawrence Trenam,
Louise Fagundes, Lee Littell, Frank
Bettencourt, Emery Archer, Ella Nc
Culla. Johnnie Whitacre, Ethel Nye
Vera Snyder, Artie Reymers.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1908-12-12
LITTLE LOCALS

c. H. Beaman was. down from Well
ington this week.
Harry Warren was visitor from his
Wabuska ranch Monday.
Mrs. Logan is having a new addition
made to her beautiful home.
There are As men employed in the
mines at the foot of Mount Grant.
Postmistress Croft of Buckskin was
numbered our visitors Wednesday.
For Sale Several tons of Oregon
Burbank seed potatoes.
AMBRo RosAscHI.
Strangers from the camp of Rawhide
report that camp on the verge of another
boom.
Pete Latapie of Reno passed through
this city this week on the way to his
ranch on the East Walker
FOR LALE- Gasoline range and oven.
Price reasonable. Apply Gus Kroeger,
at Lam's store, Yerington.
Rev. George w. Beatty and wife are
preparing to leave for California De-
cember %, to spend the holidays with
relatives.
H. f. Wagner and wife left for their
home in Virginia City last Monday, hav-
ing been called here by the death of
Byron Knierim.
A. d. Miller, representing the Truckee
River General Electric company, was i'll
town this week getting data on the volt
age of the electric motors in Yerington
and vicinity.
Eugene Howard. proprietor of meat
market in Dayton received bad cut on
the wrist as the result of knife slip
ping while in the act of slaughtering a
steer last Sunday
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1908-12-12
THE JUSTICE COURT

Judge Harmon was busy Monday lis
tening to the trial of Jorg Birmingham,
charged with carrying concealed weap-
on. After the examination of witnesses
the case was submitted to a jury, who
found the defendant not guilty.
In the cases of Ed Kneudsen and Louie
Larson, arrested on a complaint sworn to
hv A. M. Wishart, charging them with
having stolen S23 from a room in an
outbuilding at the Nevada -Yerington
companys property in Mason Pass, the
defendants were discharged. The evi-
dence being circumstantial.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1908-12-12
WABUSKA COPPER MINE

Manager McDermott of this company
was in from the mine this week and re-
ports everything going under push or
ders, and that things are very strenuous
at the mine. The big working shaft is
going down as rapidly as men and push
can sink it. The ground is showing
more naturalization as depth is attained.
He says: mo we will not begin cross
cutting until we attain depth of at least
500 feet. At that point we will start our
c~oeccutc
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1908-12-12
CARSON CITY'S
SHELTER PROJECT

The following is taken from the Car
son News of date of December S. J.W.
Boileau of Detroit, Michigan, represent
ing the Western Smelter Corporation
has this to say on the subject, which will
be of interest to Yerington mining
men:
MY visit this time is for the express
purpose of making a technical report of
the full holdings of the Smelter Com
pany. together with new and complete
surveys of all streams, bitches sites and
land that is within the holdings, pre-
paratory to the final report before the
beginning of the erection of the plant.
This work will be commenced i'm
mediataly after the return of James
Yerington, who is expected to arrive III
a few days and will give employment to
several engineers with their assistants.
The company now has about 700 acres
of land along the Carson river, prac-
tically controlling the riparian rights of
the river for distance of little over
three miles. II is my hope, and from
Investigations already made | feel per-
fectly safe in saying that, we will be
able to carry the waters of the river
around in such manner as to be able
to secure hundred feet or more of
drop, for the purpose of securing the
power needed at the works at Merrimac.
Mr.. Miller of Kansas City. one of
the officers of the company is expected
to arrive here about the 18th of the
present month and steps will then be
taken for a re-incorporation of the COM
pany under the laws of the State of
Nevada At present we are working
under the laws of the State of Arizona.
"Merrimac, where the plant will be
constructed, is some FIVE miles east of
this city, on what is known as the Mer-
rimac mill site. This is an ideal site for
a plant of this kind, giving as it does, a
sufficient amount of room for tracks, a
natural elevation allows of the building
of tramways so that all ores handled
may be done by gravtation, thus re-
ducing the cost thereof. The site is also
surrounded by high mountains, where
no agricultural lands exists within a
radius of six miles, obviating any troub-
les that NAV arise from noXious fumes
or gasses that may arise from certain
ores.
ION the property of the company
exists an inexhaustible supply of car
Donate of lime which we can have de-
livered at the plant for twenty-five cents
a ton. also an unlimited supply OF highly
silicious volcanic ash. l consider that
one of the finest deposits of hematite
and magnetic iron ore on the continent
lies within distance of four and half
miles of the plant. The deposit is with
out phosphorus and with small amount
of sulphur. AT depth of $50 feet on
the din of the vein the ore proves to
contain enough manganese to make 1t
valuable for smelling purposes and also
to convert it into pig iron tor COM
mercial purposes on the coast This
iron is controlled by the Bessemer Con
solidated Mining Company of this city
and arrangements have been made so
that the output can be delivered to our
plant in any quantity at 81 per ton.
Within short distance of the plant are
also deposits of fire clay and bisulphide
of iron, carrying SIS per cent OF
sulphur.
gaHAl AAE r.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1908-12-12
School Report

Following is the report of the Gala
.lter school district for the month end
ilg Dec. 4, 1905; Miss Ella Pursell,
Jeacher:
Honor roll Lena Richard, Minnie
ichardd, Alta Snyder, Clair Butler,
ames Butler, Georgia Richard, Opal
Cutler, Edna Richard, Willie Richard,
Freddie Richard.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1908-12-12
The Minstrel Show

The minstrel show to be given by the
Commercial Club will be put on the
boards about the 18th of January. over
thirty people will participate in the show how
and am orchestra of ten pieces VIII fur-
nish the music. Rehearsals are getting
on fine and Yerington will surely nave
a treat when the show comes oil,
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1908-12-12
The I. s. Sewing Club

The /. S. Sewing Club met with Miss
Brake on Saturday afternoon. The club
decided to discontinue meetings untii
after the Christmas holidays, when they
will hold an open meeting, each mem
Der being permitted to bring one guest.
The girls also decided to take i'll two
new members each month.
ANNABEI, CARROLL, Secretary.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1908-12-12
M. z. Church

Sunday School 10 a. III. The Sunday
school has increased fifty per cent IN at
tendance within four weeks.
II a. IN. The Little Flock and the
Kingdom"
7:3O The Second Commandment.
2:3O Preaching at Barretts by Kew
Willis. -,
2:30 Wednesday next Ladies Aid
business meeting.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1908-12-12
Special Millinery Sale

Miss Livingston announces special
sale OF all trimmed hats from now until
Christmas. All trimmed hats at one
third discount.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1908-12-12
Laid to Rest
crosscuts

Last Sunday afternoon the funeral of
the late Byron Knierim took place from
the Methodist church, Rev. DIR. Beatty
speaking feelingly of the life and char
acter OF the deceased. The choir rem
dered appropriate music and the body
was followed to the cemetery by long
line of mourners in carriages.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1908-12-12
Hot One on Barney

One day this week teacher asked her
class of boys if they knew the name of
the admiral of the United States navy.
A bright little fellow responded;
Il know. It's Barney Reymers.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1908-12-12
Card of Thanks

The undersigned wishes to express his
sincere thanks to those who ministered
20 ais late son during his illness and
helped temper the sorrow caused by his
death. II. w. KNIERIM,
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1908-12-12
Pianos at Cost

Mariner & Curnow are closing out
their large stock; also small instruments
and sheet music. MIR. Curnow is re-
tiring from the firm. Write or call SO
West I'd street. Phone l47S, Reno,
New.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1908-12-12

Mrs. R. +. Weber and daughter, Yer
rel, are spending the holidays III oah
Francisco,
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lonos SIT Ser Siirfei Elm gefabrli6es
g(lts ieben befommen. Siirfiide Sr11p=
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3eit pielfod @ren3perlebur1gen IN
Geriten at S6uloen fontmen lollen
l1no GltBlano, nel9es ienen Sell ger
liens ols ieine SSSntereHenipbdre be-
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gla1tben ntuden moaen miro es nun
mpbl ri6t fon1nlelt, Dem pioeripre=
6en ia Die eall5ell Gerbdltniiie, aber
in1rnerbin iino oieie 8organge an Der
periii6en @ren5e uttatlaenebm; oenn
Tie peruriaden acknowledgement. Ser
ruiiiifen Regierltne mag Sic Sa6e
o~llerbings go1l5 gele9en fommen oent
Tie lit geeienet, oie Illfmerfialnfeit
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@~orgqngen I'M eigenen 2artoe Digit
lenfen. 9ie rl1iiilde Hegierltng lit
in oieier Siniidt ME nablerii6 IN III
rem Witteln gelpeien. SGT man oob
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5iirfei ols 8entil fir oll5u beftige
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M1ts Moroffo mltrbe ppr einigen
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miert. Iieier No6ri6t ideint ie-
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i6iert uno oie beutide Resierung
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@egierung bielt es fir lire Bflt6t
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ligfeit erflart baben, cine europaiibe
@ermittlung gu afaeptieren. 9amit
muroe bonn bic Ma6ri6t bon Der
Groflamierung oes beilfgen arieges
ihledt iibereinitimmen.
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Den 8einnbbeitssnitano oes bentidjen
&aiiers.

Die amtlide o0armitaoter 3ei=
tltng" giebt an Ser Spite Hires 8lot-
tes fofeenoe 3ui6rift aus Berlin
fpieber: oSn getpiiien &reiien oes
Snlanoes uno bes Muslanbes berri6t
ein bel bornebm oenfen6en uno emf
pfinoenben aberdeen nabe5u nnper-
itGnoli9es 8eoiirfnis, INNER pieoer
nit feniationeGen @eriibten uno @e-
if)ihten auf5umurten, Die NIT 8or-
liebe 9elltl6lano gum 3tele elmer
ni1t menig beoenfliden Sabulierfunlt
mdblen. @eben cine @eile Die poli-
tiiden Motibe ans, 10 meroen IN ge>
meiienen 3eitraumen angebli6e 8e-
riidte iiber einen unsiinitigen @e-
iuno6eits5uItanb oes &aiiers 81 Be-
tradtltngen iolder @rt als @us-
eangspunft genommen. Neueroings
miro unter 8erufung auf ben ur.
iprungsort oerortieer @eriidte per-
breitet, oie einige Wonate lang Slt-
riidliegenoe fatarrbalii6e @ffeftioit
beg &oiiers babe ourh ben @nfent.
bolt in Gnglano feline geiernng,
ionoern I'M @esenteil cine @eri6lim.
merung erfobren. BUR ltnterltiisltltg
oiefer gebalptung neroen oaerbono
porgeblide @abrne6mungen ans Dem
lesten @ode,, angefiibrt. @ir fon-
men oenlgeeeniiber feItitelen Dob Die
les gauge @erebe iegliden tatiahli-
den Sintergrlllloes entbebrt uno uol-
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lide 8eriibruna tretenoen oberiten
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ben, lonoern audi meite areile oes
8ublifums @eleeenbeit gebabt, Den
Safer BEL feitlihen 8eranitoltungen
aus lnmittelborer Nabe gu beobad-
ten. Sierbei bot man meoer forpere
lide Semmllngen ieines 9efInoenS
nod ieeliid)e @eritimmungen bemer.
fen fonnen. Der 4aiier erleoigt nit
rngeminberter Sponntraft Die an
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itiinoigen Iuffiibruneen I'M Spern'
baltie uuo fonigliden Sdoulpiel'
bnuie bis 8iiln Shluiie nit iihtbarem
lebboften Sntereiie folgt. aa oas
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mirflih mterri6teten Seite olid MIR
cine gemerfllng i'm Gimme Der bon
inns mioerlesten @erii6te getoaen
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Vsrmebrts zoIIinien
TaciIitaten.

ga Die 4ompagnie eine groBe an-
sabl 0irefter Circuits 5mil6en ben
pihtiaifen 5taoten in Seras nro m
Mrfanios in 8etrieb geiest bat 10
lit 5ie in Ser Gage, ibren &lnoel1 ell
men prompteren nno ip~trtlafferen
DienIt anf meite Gntfertingen 5a
bieten, mie bisber. Seine 3ptld)er.
Itationen auf bieien Circuits, oesbalb
feline l1nterbredung.
Cine rene 2inie tit loeben atpilhe1
Bonnie n1o Mingolo etabliert moroer,
Die MnlhluB bat on Die Hionier Eele-
pbon aompagnie, mooar6 eritflaiit.
ger 9ienit nad Sflaboma Gitp,
Guthrie nnb meftliden 8nnften IN
Dflaboma bergeItent miro.
THE SOUTHWESTERN TEL. und TEL. co,
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0adbaridaft. 2ieblina.

Srou 6. 9. CHARLES bon Sarbor,
Moine, meint barnit electric 8itters.
@r peroient Ser 2iebIing aaertparts
5u iein, benn er beieitigt iofort OBS
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