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37 5 IXAUOfifiATlOX.
Last .Monday Benjamin Harri
son was .inangorated president of
the ..Uoifwd States, attended by
much poinn and '.nU.. v.t
Navy rair, war
.pouring-down, the ceremony wa-j I ahad will have a tendency to re
. witnessed by the ; largest crod j ttie development of our cotra-
vtx aeaemwed in the capital titr
n his inaugural address PnwL' '
ttarnson atarted off with a
eagle epeeeh that iroul.i
i
sVT8ad
' have
oounaea weil as a For
oration, eoinV into t
tf Ju!v
the first insogura'
1'Autcs over
dent and then P 1 01 a Po
tion of one hnr rasting the na"
that of to-d '4'0 yea.ago with
"July oral' Crt ns Fottn 01
tvLatV"- was sx,n changed into
h-tra-' 'tivA to be a stump sheech
th about the Westings of
vyi.oiective system and a - tir-ide
Ppon the old, doad if sue of slavery
lie asserted that copora'lion?
rcre the cause of mob violence, htt
at tlie same time urged the neces
sity of the pro'ertlve tariff under
which many of the powerful cor
porations have their heing and are
enabled to prees dtiwn upon Un
people until resistance becomes
necessary. On the naturalization
laws his views are wise. He as
aerts that a foreigner should be
come thoroughly acquainted with
oar system of government and the
duties of a citizen before he is ad
mitted to citizenship. He swells
up amazingly over the nation's
' foreign policy and declares the
United States shall be respected
abroad. His views of civil serv
ices though no doubt fell like a
cold blanket upon the hungry office-seekers
who were waiting rec
ompense for tVieir services to the
G. 0. P., as he propose? to act cau
twUBlyJ regarding removals from
office and making appointments.
He favors diminishing the surplus
by liberal pensions, building a big
nary and paying off the nation
al debt, but this must be done
without tampering with the sacred
protective taritf. His address did
not, as some of the anxious aspi
rants for the presidency in the re
pnblican party hoped it would, as
sert that he would not be a candi
date for re-election. Taken through
out the address is a rather r.on-
commital and from it one cannot
jndge what the principles of the
new adruinibtration are to be.
SCARED WITHOUT CA USE.
It seems that some people in the
outside world are determined to
have some horsethleves hanged in
Prineville, regardless of the wishes
or intentions of the people here.
Last week the Portland dispatches
to the S. F. Call had a vigilance
committes organized in Crock
county; and the Oregonian, having
got a scare, in its last Sunday's is
sue says:
"The Prineville Npic? believes
there is an organized band of horse
thiuves in Crook and adjoining
counties. There is talk of organ
izing an "association" for the pro
tection of stock in the region nien
aricjJ by this bund. The motto of
such an association, is "short shrift
and long rope," and its object' is to
put horsethieves, without expense
to the state, where there is no dan
ger that executive pardon will
reach them."
We desire now to set the minds
of these would-be news mongers at
rest regarding the organization of
this association and the danger of
horsethieves being summarily dealt
with. The Crook County Stock
mens' Association has been organ
ised, constitution and by-la wg
adopted and oilicers elected, an ac
count of which was given in last
week's 'Revtdw. The constitution
Sd by-laws of the association are
the office of the First National
Bank of Frincvill, open fur inspec
tion by any one. There is not a
word in them about "short shifts
and lonjr roues." Nothing ,.nu i
- . -.-e ...
W more foreign to the intention of
the society. Its objects are per
fectly legitimate. The object of
iht members of the association is
e prelect themselves 'against the
OTag?8 of stoi-k . thieves, by r m
pioying detectives to apprehend
and attorneys to prosecute thieves.
. . . , , .
as a result oi toe woiKings oi
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association, three men have aire ad
.b arrested en charees oi hor..
ptealing and - been bound over to
awit the action of ;ht
U'-ii.d i"r-'
and it. i the nr:'.-,- ,,f .t...
o.iiOe oi th'3 'ssiri
tion to see ih.-it liie st:-.-' va
against these r,rl aiiitiu rs th
may be- arrested is pp--riv pror
cuteJ. -
"V,u","eurf5w"ill cor
rect the false impression it has cre.
'itcd regIi this matter, for it is
an uupleasait reputation for anv
hJ'i7, f 1,uession goj
liner r, ,..t , . . !
LiL:ZenS ftrp linn-il.
-o 'itoi io com is tor red, ess.
or have a tendency to take the law
in thdr own bar.ds. Such an im-
r - 'fcssion, M-ten
it tains sround
try, for law-abiding people will
hesitate to come to a locality where
mob law is repotted to exist. The
reputation Pvineville acquired in
the past should not be treasured
up against it now, and cause the
hovl of "-vigilantes" to be raised
every time the stock raisers make
a move for self-protection, espec
ially when their movements arc
open and the redn-es is sought
through the medium of courts.
THE LA ST HOPE GONE.
For over two years a bill, intro:
duced by Senator Dolph, has. been
pending in congress, which on its
face appeared to be a bill for the
forfeiture of lands granted certain
wagon roads in Oregon. The bill
has been opposed by. Ibis' paper,
for the reason that if it becomes a
law it virtually settles the" title of
the lands in favor of the road com
panies. The bill passed the sen
ate some time .go and from the
following Washington dispatch of
March 1st, it is learned that the
bill has passed the house:
"The house to-day passed the
senate bill directing the attorney
general, within six months after
tl e passage of this act, to cause
suit to be brought in the name of
the United States in the United
circuit court for the district of
Oregon, against all persons, firn?
and corporations claiming to own
interests in lands granted to the
state of Oregon to aid in the con
struction of different wagon roads
in Oregon. The suits are to de
termine the question of seasonable
and proper completion of the same
ro.ids, in accordance with the terms
of the granting acts."
This virtually settles the -question
of title, and the settler who
lias cherished the hope 'that some
day his rights would be recog
nized and he would get a title to
read lands he had settled upon
may consider his hope at an end.
Suit will be begun in the U. S.
iourts, and the road company will
come in as an innocent purchaser
iind claim the record of the com
pletion of the road was good and
efficient at the time of its purchase,
which no doubt will be the finding
of the court, and the cot
title will be confirmed.
jpany s
Hew Laws. -
The following is a list of the laws
passed by the recent session of the
legislature that have received the
the signature of the governor or be
come laws by the expiration of the
time in which they could :be . re
turned with his dissent :
HOUSE BILLS.
To regulat the practice of medi
cine. For $100 for the relief of J. M
Dinsmore.
A uieding the code in reference to
referees.
To regulate recording of town
and cemetery lots in Multnomah
county.
Amending the game law.
Amending the law regarding in
corporating churches, religious and
other societies.
General appropriation bill. '
For $12,000 for a road from Coos
to Douglas county.
To change the name of Avril, in
Coos county, to Brandon.
For $8000 for the Wallowa can
yon road. .
Reducing pilotage fees on the
Columbia bar and river and on the
Willamette.
To regulate the sale of spirituous,
malt and vinous liquors.
For $14,000 for Curry county
wagon road.
Making circuit judges magis
trates. "
To fix time of holding county
court iu Tillamook county. r
To purchase 14th and 15th Ore
gon rejwts and Hill's code.
To change the name of Ruliv
creek, '.Malheur county, to Alder;
creek.
"' " ""hv" ,u"u
irom ueppner to .Monument. '
To locate wagon roadsor logging
ipU?'''CeS' -
--uienuing tue insurance law
t-,Jil reujci.ou ciuca-
l.tional iul.
j T( creatt: !
CreiUh'g
i culture.
1 -Cou.pi-Ilin
norm
iUc
an county,
board of hoiti-
I
to pay for hogs and mules killed,
To make the Wasco Independent
Academy a normal school.
For ofik-ialrenorters si.enrirrrnnb-
ers) fo, circuit courts
' , v O -
T," tj'ww .
wjwuwpurciiase a bait block
eartofthecapitol. " , Gilliam c tv enabling act.
. ,To e8tabIwa a 6tate weer serv-! Requiring county clerks to' de
1C1 V -" - I Kve.r 'is of n.ortirages Jul 1st, in-
To provide assessment blanks for ' stead of Augu-t ' t
school clerks. ; ' - For UTS for . relief Of lidrs of A.
. Fpr health officer at Yaquina . J. Hembrte. ' - v ;
nay- . For a ?pecial road fund- and
To confirm title Of block .No. 10 projwty and "poll .tax therefor in
in Pendkton to Umatilla county ; counties of 10,000 inhabitants or
To amend section .1429 of the over, the tax ito not exceed two
criminal code in relation to appeals. mills, and the whole matter to be
For ?10,000 for a road from Hunt- ; under the supervision of the coun
ington to Snake river. ' j ty court.
For $2000 for a ioad from Alsea i Fixing times of holding court in
to tide water. ! Sixth district.
.'For $5000 for a road in Tiila- j Confirming the establishment of
mook and Washington counties. j an agricultural experiment station
For a state levy of one-seventh of in connection with the Agricultural
a mill, instead of one-tenth, for the College.
State University, and to make j For $ 2 500 a 'ear for Portland
scholarships free. 1 Refnrr,, Hum.
To prevent the enticing or har
boring of seamen from ship3.
lo make stealing of a dog a crime. !
To define lawful fences.
court in TillnuKink mntr
v'""6"-6 niiic ui .juiuing circuit
. .
To create oSiee of recorder in
Clackamas,' Clatsop, Baker, Uiiion,
and Jackson counties.
To allow re-inlistment in O. N.
G. for one year. -
,u.Sier certain runas into
thegeneral fund. .
Providing for the removal of
Ta r. .! r . 1
li-iieii uiuoer and other obstruc-
. . . I
tions form public roads.
Making librarian's salary $1000.
To fix fees of court criers and
bailiffs.
For $1000 for relief of Mrs. X. J.
McPhugon and children.
Fixing of school clerks.
b allow Columbia street (Port
land) Bridge Co. to bridge the
Willamette.
Defining legal voters at school
meetings. ''
To allow religious or benevolent
societies to take charge of home
less, neglected or abused chil
dren.
Changing name of Lincoln, Til
lamook county, to Tillamook.
For $150 for relief of John Sta
pletpn. To create Harney county out of
Grant. .
. For a food
sf 1000 salary.
commissioner ' with
To prevent the production and
sale of unwholesome and adulter
ated foods. -
Fixing the .salaries of county
judges. '.
To provide for the discharge of
mortgages by affidavit.
Extending time of adoption of
school books to six years, requir
ing bonds of publishers, and pro
viding for a change for the better
during the six years.
i SENATE r.TLLS
For boon on Fall creek, Lane
county.
. For right of way to Oregon &
Washington Territory railroads.'
To declare unnavigable streams
highways for the floating, of
logs. J
Fpr a boatman at Astoria. -To
allow constructions of Sius
law & Eastern railroad. -
To eiye defects in deeds and' ju
dicial sales
To allow district attorney to ap
pear by deputy before grand jury.
To canvass vote of circuit
judges and joint senators and rep-'
resenativeB.
To do away with separate ac
knowledgement of married women
making deeds.
To make writs concurrent with
rights of appeal.
Fixing times of holding couri,
iu Seventh district.
Slaking ft a misdemeanor to ask
to DC put on a jury or for an officer j Olney, CI. t sop county, to Green
to put such a person on a jury.' jville, Washington countv, throu-h
Authorizing Coos county to bridge
certain sloughs.
Granting title for homestead or
pre-emption settlers on swamp
lands.
Making an illegitmate child an
heir of its mother. -
To protect contractors and labor
ers for railroads.
To license stallions and protect
stallion owners - in
collecting I
fees.
To allow divorce suit-to be begun
in cointy where either party re-.
spies. J : :
Repbaling vagrant law.
L nion county enabling act.
Foi ithe support of married worn-!
I .
ror I tne extirpation of Canada
tbisths. !
To protect hotels and loardine
! liousc kei-p.-r. . j-
(a I ttale vttcnnarv surjreon.
andtoprev.it
disease-.
animal
i Prescribing duties of county re
corders. . -
Piequiring abstract of votes for
circuit iudL'os.
o
To prevent nuisances, directed
at slaughter houses in Portland city
limits
To fix times of holding county
courts
For $250 for relief of Fred Yan
kee. To allow construction of a.fne
bridge at Corvaliis.
To allow transfer of member
shiD in volenteffr fi
-
without loss of time for exemption
Creating the Southem Qregon
board 0f arrri.-nlt.nrp w,"tt, AiKnrt
XJJJ
a year appropriations.
Amending the law in regard to
stock inspectors.
To compel children to "be sent
to public or private school at least
three months each year or taught
at home that length of time.
For $100 for relief of I. Hacker,
of Coos county.
Making second Friday in April
Arbor day, for planting of trees by
school childrrd.
To cancel county warrents after
seven j-ears. .
To atliorize county courts to
build a modes in cities of 10,000
inhabitants or over.
Amending the law relating to
the descent and distribution of
property of deceased persons. '
Piequiring sheriffs to settle with
treasurers once every thirty days.
Allowing no rations owinz or
! operating iron works or mines or
other mines to mortgage property
in more than one county.
To promote drainage for agri
cultural and sanitary purposes.
For 12,000 for wagon road from
Pendleton to Canyon ?ity.
To allow' Gardiner Mill Co. to
construct a boom.
To prohibit the sale of jfcbaceo
in any form lo minors under 18
years..
To fix times of folding courts
in Second district.'' '
To allow narrow gauge railroad
company to bridge Willamette at
Ray's Landing.
To define trespass.
For $15,000 for a road from
Paisley fo state line.
Allowing The Dalles to issue
$100,0(10 water bonds.
For 3 1 ,500 for more buildings,
expenses, etc., of State Agricultur
al College at Corvaliis.
For a hoard of three railroad
commissioners,
For one term of tl,
e suoreme
court at Pendl
the hrst Mondav in Mav. aud tn m
quire the reports to be printed by
the state printer at 4 per vol
ume.. To authorize the payment to
Douglas county of the (10,000)
"XAitli Umpqua bridge fund."
To prevent the throwing of carcas-
sesV-nd filth into streams, wells
or
springs.
For .& 15.000 for a ro.nl fr.y.
Columbia countv.
To ailo. v Astoria & South Coast
railroad to bridge Young's bay and
Skipanou creek.
For a state reform school.
Regulating size and color of bal
lot paper.
Authorizing county courts to
maintain ferries where necessary.
For $42,000 for the expense of
the legislature.
T.. .1 : " , ..
iu uiscournze trie s?m hnj rtfi
e the
newspapers to person
not hulscrited.
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8 who have '
school dislricls to ex-i
baust public appropriations each
jyear.
Creatinz two Extern Oregon ac-
iicuiuirai toi Kt:es. eivins
?1";00 a veer.
each
loalSow The Drdles
certain tract oxlarrd.
to
Afc
J. liv
City,
51
McMiimviile, Rainer, Columbia
county, Weston, Umatilla" county,
Roselurg, Albany, Jacksonville,
Ilalsey.
AMENDING CHARTERS UOfSB
Ashland, Lakeview, Med ford, Eu
gene City, Aibina, Grant's Pass.
La Grande, Pendleton, Portland,
Independence, Oregon City, Oak
land, -Sell wood.
INCORPORATION BILLS SENATE.
' St Helens, Columbia county.
Dayton, Yi: in hi 11 county, Link
viil, Klamath county.
INCORPORATION" BILLS HOUSE
Vale, "Malheur county, Athens,
Umatilla count', AVoodburn, Ma
rion county, Xewberg, Yamhill
county, Enterprise, "Wallowa coun
ty, Central Point, Jackson county.
NofUi-:.
Xotice is hrreby given tothedelinqnent
stock hoMero hi the. miniig duims known
as the ".Silver Star," "Liicfcv Chance,"
"Last Chance" asd "Gold Mill," in tl
iioutliit mining district, Cniek Co., Or.,
xh.it tiieir shnres will b poM within
ninety Uys frura date cf this publication,
to sail-fy claim of L. K. (irillin to the
amount of ihree hundred (f 3 H) dollars for
labur performed on said mining ehiim.
34-45 L. K. GUIFFIN.
1-oiitliit Mining Iiistrict, Jau. 2, 18St.
im MB HARDWARE
Eastern-made stoves a
spasiaSty. ' J
Repairing and all kinds of job
work done on short notice.
Milt
mm s MWi
, IX THE
OAK Y HOUSE,
Prineville, Okegos,
All BOQria, Proprietor.
The restaurant is first-class in
every respect, and the tables always
supplied with the best the market
a fiords.
SPECIAL ATTENTsOPj
Given to the preparation and
serving of
SALi. SUFFERS anci'
PRSVATS DSKfJSS.
Menh served at all hours, day or
niaht. '
THE POrlJLAH 8AHB8,
MINOR LEWIS,
To.vgop.iAL Pahlobs, First door
south of Gary's meat market.
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SHAVING, SHAMPOOING' AXD
HAIR-CUTTING
Done in the most approved style.
Hut and cold baths at all hours.
kfiyl WOODS.
StlsCOjNlST
KAISTKSET, FK'NEVILI.E. 03EG0N.
Keeps none but the
BRAN S3 OF SiQARS
SEST
BEER, WSji jJ-j tlQUOf
6YRJJ3 j'lOSloE BOURBON
WHISKEY.
Covimodiov.8 game and.
dub rooms.
A f iplE SiLabiARia TASloE
IN EXCKLLKNT REPA1C.
Mixed, fancy and plain drinks
ervd by an experienced bartender.
Ordtrt Jot large qHaniifcs of liquor
filled vilh On LEST STOCK.
A liberal patronage so
'
Prineville, Oregon.
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T. M. Bi.rw.'s'-1
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en fj Sew 1
Ws SiHve
ur stock within the next
A!l goads not sold at the expiration of that time will ba sent
elsawftsrs
FOR
'u?efs thltJ,e necess5ty of
Dry Goods,
Most Astounding Bargains
- '!-" "
Ever yet offered in j
Clettiihg, ;
Fancy Goods,
I Hardware,
j Boots&Shoes
All should avail tlieinselves of this
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Mllill V
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And don't forgot
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NW GALE SPn!NQ-TQ0TH'
Call and
nw Kav at. TTTJTT.W ,t-.rTTTT
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ISFCSK STOF(E.
FILLCDON7 BROS.
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This seeder is one of the latest, most substantial and best manufact
ured, and is sold on ita merits, it will pay any 'Twiner to Bed and
cultivate the soil well, which can be dooe to perfection with the Gale
Spring-Tooth Seeder. Sold on easy terms. Call on Meter. & Urn fc
Childs and purchase one. : , FiLLOON BROS.,;
Implement Deak-rs, The Dalles, Oregon.
SUMMONS.
In the Circuit. Court of Ihe Stale of Oregon,
B. IfiEXHOOT, j I'laintiff,
vs ! -
ALLES HESRY. Defendant
To Allen Ilcnru. the obove-iuuiW H-
fer.dar.t: i
hi the name of the State of Oregon, tc.-u
are hereby requited to 'appear una n
Kwer the cnmplaiint filed against vou in
liie nbove-eiifitled suit, on or before the
lirst day of the teirni of the above-enti; led
court fotlowitit; ths pyi,ii:iii.,n ,.fu:v ..- u-,
publicatiun of thi itummons, to wit: on or
i;eiore uie Wh lay o! May, ; and if vou
that you be ar:j Aped and restrained frc-ni
horses, of all aues anil reien. then In-ini?
arid running in the vicinity-of Heaver
Creek, in Crook County, Oregon, togelber
with the increase ;of said horses from the
spring of l8ti, also three head of cattle
and anumberof jacks, jennies and miile,
Vwing and running in the same vi.-Snitv.
That the defendant be required to diB-
cover and account to the plaintiff for aid
personal 'property turned over to him bv
tiiat be d.-ed and convey the same to
the plaintiff and that the' plaintiff have
and recover from the. dt-ffndait. tha f.ill
sum of $7300 and whatever 'further hum
mav he due from i d-fe.ndant to D!;;i.a'i2'
and the ct)sts and 'disbi:ivcment -f this
suit and that the plaintiff have such other
ana mriuer reliel as mav beeouifublc and
just.
And you are hereby notified that this
j summons is served on vou bv peb'icatinn,
- fml"r 0f ,nK "OI). J. II. fiird, Jlldfie
t,ie "tu Judicial I i,trict d tiie (Stale of
;rt'i?un' mado at Dalles City, Ores' on
the hih tlx? of JaAnarv, 1SS!.
urn to bo appear ajt answer the complaint vompjaim r.ieci t&arM
hied au'.ti;iKt ycuj for want thereof the a,,ove -entitled Fiiit, on or
ihiintn; Will apply to th.j court for the ' .,e ooove-entitle.1 i
i?,lief prayed for i.a the oiui!.iint.. to n it ' epirtition of six wen
stllinK or oispoHiiig of any of the proneny " ay u .Jay, and if you Ltil bo
described in tlfe yoniplmTit, pla:ed in Ihe o apj-ear aud a;jscr the said complaint
huida of defendant bv plaintiff, to wit filc'' sxfsinst,. ym iu the alcjT-cntiild
Section 5 in township 17 south of 'range C0':'Hf' U'T v,'af!t hwef'f. 'he plaintiffs will
2o cast and section 2d, township lti south ,0 lhe i'huve-e'ilided court for the
of range 25 east of Willamette meridian, ;tll- f 1 "ved for in tbeir said complaint,
in Crook Countv. Oregon, and head of ,ow,t: K t.-rec that you, the above-
llie plaintifl, and that tbe di-f.-nduuc be "-"; J"r, ,n-irs. ana w.na be lor
held and detTeed to hold the title to sid er "-'barred iroci aa-erting any elitim
roal nrorjertv in trust for this i.l.ii: i;ff,ii.-I wbatevir in or to Said lauds and r.rf tr.ie
yjt" ami j i.s.:;;iT o: v nv
L II UD
determined to
OUT
days. .
SALE.
"QShippirig, wa shall glvo ail
- .
ity,
filial ttill
ths limit of time.
jHiHjN & F HIED.
r0 T: mi. . .. i ...
, i nu;viie, a stock or the
SEEDER and CULTIVATOR.
see them. '
'SUMMONS.
the Cimtil Cmtri ef ihe State Oreatn.
Jor Cn,ok County.
;OMAFi tjIXKLK and
G. A. WINCKLKli, fieflk,
G. C. TIAVE'.vKR. nft
To (i. C. Havener, the KDOTe-naroed
defendant:
''. 1 h, of Hie' State of Oregon, yott
, ,' " "'.' f tui' "tl appear anil answer
von in the
before tUtt 6tvl
:'ourt nilowing
Piiblic-jinnn
!im-')ii, '' i : on or before ik
na!r-en rtefetiria;:t, have oo esUI or in-
l whatever in or to Lot 3 iu Mock U
1? t,ie toHn of rineville, Crook Connry.
Pn, per ilonroe UJge srvj mni
P' of sa'd town, a recorded or page 14
f 1 of Pwds in the ClaHt's offiee
for SiU,'i Crook Connty, yar in or to wj '
Prt thereof, : and the 'piamtiTa are (he
owrra of th saro tr-gather with
, appertenances ; 7n, tbe w Ne
or i!rl' pa'-thereof adversely top'aintifTir,
ar"' f(ir SUi;'n Other and further relief as to
",e sa-rf conrt mav seem meet and ainve-
a'oe to cejdiy, anil that the plaintiffo re-
P0,e. -.iieir c;L and cu.-.rmreements hero-
And you are' hereby notified that rum-
mens j'h Rt rvwi tin you bv Diih!i.-ation in
the ;c AiA o Hi.vrsw "i;r the perird of sir
eon:-.;i i:t;ve weeks, by order of the !!
i. H. r.ird. Juds;! of the 7th Judicial
f.tricf of )reg.--n and of the said ronrl,
made ai n( it y on the Slitt dav of
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