IT
THE QRECOM SCOUT.
AMOS K. JONES KPITOIt,
City and County Official Paper.
Saturday, July Ml.., JH87.
Bm'iwmHuuiiiHWtm.""'""- lim 1111.1 Ji
LY1XC
chop nicroirrs axd
STOCK
i)siATcn:s.
Viuh'v t tin nhovo caption Ihn llinth-
Jloiitliti, for .Ttiiio, explains; how
liltli! roliiiliility 0111 be pliucd in stock
report k niid ilispalihoH. Jliisiui'ss
111011 nml fanners should put but little
fnitb in Ibcni. It says:
'The aiiiuinl season of lylnr nbout.
the condition of crop .Tovliir in this
country mill nhronil, hn sol in a little
earlier, nuil with much iro:itt;r virn
loucc. tliiin usual. IYoui this time
on, until this rrops are liberal,
floral, and tnadc ready for market,
will this stream of falsehood coiitinne
tllov. The (.eason will not enil be
fore next December, and then the ly
inp current will only be traiif-fcrred
into the channel of ''Mocks of bread
fituffs on hand, and probable require
ments," nl home and abroad. The
tremendous contest being carried on
in wheat, of course, makes the temp
tation to falsify stronger than usual
this year, but what a commentary on
speculative desperation and madness
is furnished by the fact that, to accom
plish personal ends, crazy, icckless
gamblers will not hesitate to poison
the very sources and fountains of pub
lic information and knowledge. He
who puts poison into a well is justly
execrated as a villiau ami a criminal of
the deepest dye; but the black-hearted
rascally speculators: are allowed to
send out false reports and misleading
lispatchcs all over the country for the
purpose of stealing the money of their
victims, without a single word of re
buke. Can there be no law to punish
such scoundrels as they deserve? or
must this business go on until half the
country is llnaneially ruined by it?
Every well posted man knows that
110 dependence can be placed up any
lipatclies or reports sent out by
speculators regarding railway stocks
or grain. Thn majority of t hem aro
intended to mislead and deceive, and
if, by chance, tho real truth is told
occasionally, it is only for tho sake of
variation in coloring, or because the
gamblers can make the truth more
serviceable to them for the time hulim
than a lie. Thousands if not mill
ions, of dollr.rs have been lost on
wheat alone in the Chicago market
during the past few years, by believ
ing lies concerning the condition of
crops in this country and in Europe.
It would seem that the ipcculatirs
must have a regularly organi.ed It ti
reau in Mew York and other cities,
with ramillcaiious tar and wide,
whose miriness it is to get up reports
-about tho stock market and about
grain, and then scatter them broadcast
through the laud. .More than this,
i:iirhiin well known statisticians and
agricultural writers in Europe are do
liberately hired, it is believed, on Ibis
ido the water to falsify and uiisreprc
seitt tho real foreign situation regard
ing crops, stockb of breads! uffs on
liiiid, probable remilremenls, etc.
warn our readers to take all such
loumonts, issued tor speculative pnr
posos with a good big iIim of salt,
rum iihiiki tniiui miin About the
only riporf of this kind to be relied
upon, isthnt furnished by tho Agri
cultural department at Washington
about thilOlh day of each mouth.
80 far as Mown, speculators have not
yet suiToedoyn corrupting that source
and fountain y information, although
they have repiW'dly tried hard to do
mi. At tho pnViit rnto of progress,
how long will itta betoi o we become
m nation of gimitW and liars, iu re
gard to stocks nnilfcnlii? '
Washina;to Letter.
From our rcgutttr to,j, )tt.
Washington, .Itinu'iuth, 1887.
All tho members of 111 -aliitjct , ' as
well as tbu president;.,,.,, still in
town. After tluuueelingiMho cabi
net on Tuesday the presldCj. ,hvo to
Albany's opera bouse tut distrib
uted tho prizes and dlplonm to the
graduates of the high scIujj, jj0
was also Invited to perform ll s,no
ollieo for tho pupils or the AcaiU.y 0f
tho Visitation in (icorgetown -A tlio
lust moment bo found It impossib,to
attond tho oloMug exercises of
school and Mint bis
regrets and
the
of Mrs. Cleveland.
Vo iimiiihi'iiienl has vet been miidl
- -ii Vmi
to tho vacant seat on he bench of thoT ,,
L S. Supremu Court. It W doubt
fnl whether the stibiect has yet been
much considered. No better select
ion could bo made, however, than in
tho nomination of Secretary Lamar to
till tho vacancy. It is well known
that geiirctiiry Uwunv llnds the foil-
tjnoof tho Interior Department Irk-
... .1 i i. i...
fiouin. ill i n suiiieiiie ocnen u
would bo mm o In his element, as well ' " ' IJk0,
4 tl.o rltrbt man it. tlm rl-l.t ,.leo. , t"V
. . .i.l..... . o.,..r. , .."" IIW ts VI. 4. oinin. I
M, i.nmoin, mo i ioiuvot ""h- jonn om. v s 0. t0xmm Mxi
tnty, left for Now York on Monday Martha Joln . Kix.-m for inr.
jii-'ht. It is undrHood Mm he I Jo 1 W. V Hy, Vii Th itutiji Hull; Ha
uuLUJ.il nr r 1 1 KtBivuMntuMMVimmm
escort Mrs. Cleveland homo on Sat
urday from her visit to the .scene of
her school days, or, to speak by the
card, of her college days. The pres
ident will not take another vacation
in July as has been reported, but he
and his wife will pas most of the
summer at their country house just
outside the city, where, since early iu
the winter, Mrs. Cleveland's mother
has been comfortably settled.
Cardinal (iibbons, who has been iu
Washington since last Saturday, is
regarded, of course, somewhat, in the
light of a ctirio'.ily4 but his modest
am ascetic appearance and bis iptiej.
; ami dignified bearing have disarmed
even the most vulgirly curious, and
, commanded respect and admiration
j from every one. lie has been kept
busy since his advent, dedicating
churches, attending school and college
commencements, etc.
i Thc.Iubilec of the Queen of (J rent
j Uritain , and Empress of India, was
! celebrated in Washington by. two
i ... ......
events a grand dinner at tlie nriusli
Legation and the dedication of the
Victoria memorial room at the C.nr
tield Hospital. The dinner was at
tended by all tho members of the cab
inet, ill the foreign ministers iu town,
and the secretaries of the Uritish Le
gation as well as Admiral Porter and
several others. The lloral decorations
were very beautiful, specially so was
the adornment of the portrait, of the
Queen at the head of tho grand stair
case. From a lloral crown at the top
of tho picture, two streamers of (low
ers were suspended , one bearing the
date of the Queen's ascendency to the
throne, 18:(7, and the other tho year
of the jubilee, 1887. A similar rib-
j bou ornamented the bottom of the
portrait, bearing the letters V. 15. I.
' iu brilliant colors. There was no
j speech making but at the end of the
dinner, Secretary Uayard proposed the
toast, good health, long life and
prosperity to Queen Victoria. After
the toast was drunk, MinUtcr West
proposed the health of the president
and these simple ceremonies closed
the dinner.
The Society of St. (Jeorge is the
douatorof tho ward iu the Cartield
hospital in commemoration of the
jubilee, a most useful, and, iu re
membrance of the sympathy shown by
the Queen during President Curlleld's
last illness, a most appropriate jjift.
One tea tu re of the dedication exercises
was the opening with prayer by Rov.
Dr. Giesy of tho Protestant Episcopal
church, and thoclosing with the ben
ediction by Enhhi Stern of the .Jew
ish Synagogue. Py virtue of the
prayers of I In; P.'.iptists at the time of
the death of Cardinal McCIoskcv, and
n .Jewish Wahid anil u Christian
clergyman iniuister'ug their ollieo at
the same ceremony, America is en
titled to a jubilee of her own, if in
lift v years her people can bring the
woi Id so near the time of one church,
ono faith, one baptism. The church,
tho faith, the baptism of brotherly
love, charity, and religious tolera
tion .
The civil service commission lias
invited the secretaries of the illtierent
local civil service boards of the princi
pal cities to meet on the :21th. of .luno
iu Washington, to hold a conference
for the purpose of systematizing the
torin of e.N'mainations in order to make
them practically tho same in all the
larger cities of the Cnlted States.
Dr. Hamilton, chief of the marine
hospital service expresses the belief
that there is no dauber of a further
spread of tho yellow fever at Key
West, Fin., every precaution having
been taken to prevent the spread of
the epidemic. The simplest sanitary
rules, such as are applied lo any well
ordered household, would prevent the
origin of tho disease. A local law,
Well enforced, that would keep drains
ami tho gutters of the streets open and
sprinkled with lime or copperas, ami
yellow fever no longer will be tho
dreaded pestilence it now is iu tho
cities of the South-east.
Circuit Court. Docket.
Iviil'ITY.
Assignment of A. C. Newman, W.
II, Campbell assignee,
Aesigninentof II. II. Hloom, .1. F,
linker assignee.
Assignment of M. Ii. Hrennan, .1, H.
Eaton .lr. assignee; It, Enkin Atty. for
Pltl".
l)au Marx vii (Jims, (iooduoue.li and
.1. M, Church; Crites for HIT, Kukin
for Deft.
Assignment of Sims Hros, O. Ral
ston assignee.
(lus. Hutchinson vh Mary C. Simp-
Union I'ounty vs 1). 1'. JIoDatiU'ls ft
ik; Sholton for FUV. Crites anil Ilakor
linker for DeftV.
Vsignmoiit of F. A. Foster (). T.
.x assisjiu'o; Kakin for l'lll'.
11. titvon vb Fetil and l'lom
m Crites for Deft's.
'msiiiilev vs ('linsllooilinniiili nml
' ,S.Slliv:'lhlkor, Shelton it llakff
tor ruii.v.i ;
M..1: ill fur Deft.
i nan
i
('hnmlliu
Slluilloil Vu llitll
I . ...V .11, w -...
kin for Plir; IJaker, Sholton & Baker
for Deft.
Wilzinski llroy. vs Dan Chandler;
M. IJaker for Pill'; It. Kakin for Deft. .
John Cameron vs Owen .Watkins;
O. F. Hell forPlll".
F. S. Chadbourne it Co. vs A. Mc
Kcnzie et id.
Win. No.vch it Co. vs K. J. Saunders
et al; linker, Shelton it linker for Deft.
JO. C. Cray vs Frank Kclley et al.
Cnioii county vh Frank Slocum;
Shelton for Pill.
W. F. Davis vs W.T. Hnein and Win.
Cooley; IJaker, Shelton it IJaker for
pur.
A. Somnier vs V. A. Foster et al.
r'icolia Pros, vs .1. C. Clayborne et
al ; IJaker, Shelton & IJaker for Pill';
Crites for Deft.
.1. W. Parker vs Union county et al.
W. P. (Joldeberry vs Isabella Golds
bcrrv. Nellie Hughes vsll. M. Hughes;
liell for Pill.
C. C, Coll'mbeiry vsTbos Pabington.
lilia C. Forsey vs Win. Foisey.
Angora Kobe and Glove Co. vs M.
M. Marshall et al; Kakin for PHI".
John A. Tucker vs Sainantba John
son ; IJaker, Shelton it IJaker for Pill".
D. Somnier it Pro. vs 1). A. Allen et
al; Crites for Pill".
James Welch vs C. T- Casebeer.
W. J. Snodgrass vs K. Hayes etal;
IJaker, Shelton it IJaker for Pill".
Assignment of Matt Johnston, J. T.
Wright assignee.
LAW.
James Wihon vs K. J. Rogers and
II. F. IJuileigh; IJaker it IJaker for
Pill'; Crites for Deft.
David Henry vs W. P. Holmes; IJa
ker, Shelton it IJaker for Pill'; Eakiu
for Deft.
J. J. McDonald vs W. II. Hamilton.
T. P. Unird etal vs W. II. HuHiiian;
IJaker it IJaker for Pin1; Shelton for
Deft,
0. Ralston assignee of L. J. and (J.
P. Sims vs A. L. Saunders.
Nancv Sims vs A.JL. Saunders; Crites
for Pill'; IJaker it linker for Deft.
A. (). Porter v T. S. Wood; IJaker
it linker for Deft.
E. Hayes vjGio. K. Owen and Ow
en Kubn ; Cn'tes for Pill'; IJaker, Shel
ton it IJaker for Deft.
W. II. Winters vs P. C. Sugette;
Fakin for I'lil"; Crites for Deft.
James Mitchell vs T. P. Uaird and
M. II. Unird ; IJaker, Shelton it Baker
for PHI'; Crites Utv Deft.
M. M. Uloch it Co vs J. It. Ladd.
O. C. Gove it Co. vs .tho Island City
Mercantile it Milling Co; IJaker, Shel
ton it IJaker for Pill'; Kakin for Deft.
S. IJ. and C. H. MePheeters and F.
M. Crawford vs U. 1). Hamilton; Ba
ker, Shelton it Baker for Pill'.
John Farrell vs Steve Wallace.
Julia Wvnn vs C. Winn; Baker,
Shelton it Baker for Pill".
W. II. Griggs vs M. McICen.ie.
Thos. Smith vs Lucy J. .Martin; Ba
ker, Shelton it Baker for Deft.
Island City Mercantile it Milling Co.
vs Mrs Kva Newborn.
K. D. Finn vs M. C. and (5. R. Pel
ton and M. Sandoi fer.
Oscar .laeohsoii etal vs James Welch ;
Crites for Pill".
Sommer it Blum vj Geo. Harmon
et al.
T. A. Davis et al vs John Oloy; Ba
ker, Shelton it Baker for Pill'.
J. L. Sperry vh A. N. Hamilton;
Crites for Deft.
Fred Nodine vs John Nodine.
Wallowa county vs Union county;
Piper it Burleigh and Ramsey it Bing
ham for Pill'; Baker, Shelton it Baker
for Deft.
Union count v vs Wallowa county;
IJaker, Shelton t Baker for l'lll'; Piper
it Burleigh and Ramsey it Biugbiim
for Deft.
Island City M. it M. Co. vs Noel
Hopper; Baker, Shelton it linker for
Pill'.
John A. Tucker vs Win. Constable
et al; Baker, Shelton it linker for Pill".
('bus Herring vsSainantlin Johnson ;
Baker, Shelton it Baker for Pill'.
Chas. Herring vs II. C. Glascow et
al; Baker, Shelton it Baker for l'lll'.
Man A. Mitchell vs W. 1$. Campbell;
Baker,' Shelton it Baker for Pill'.
CIMMIN'AI..
State vs .1. II. Hooker.
State vs Geo. K. Owen and J. ().
Kiihu.
State vs N. II. Harris, ('J eases) IJa
ker, Shelton it Baker for Deft.
S.
(Of St. lVtiTjImrs. KnsMiii,)
i and Practical
1 npTiriAM
V X 1 I VU 111,
OllliT hi Parlor IVati'inila! hoti'l.
! I'nion, - Oregon-
iti vt ntor of
T-lte Duplex bo Illuminator.
It v t!i!x iiia' libie I attle to detect tho
slijtiuet dioasc nt tlti' co. I have also an
Invention by which 1 am sbh to iiichmho
the fin ut ol thocye. then I innkoKlaiNi to
Mill oai'h oye neoonlMwlv. 1 hive a lari)
MipKv of jrenuine I'Kllltl.i: I.1CN5, for ill
e.u'K, in ihfformii tu', wlilitli can ho !
curwl onlv hv an o'oiillt. Also Inivo tho
MUtU'Antl I.KN.s. whioh. ill some in
e. languu catiiot t pros tho lament the
Itinaaii noio derive train tUuni. l'r in
btanro. a la rue eve. mid h laruo niiiill. win-
i nut usp the ju'lilile. us ihev t;i o tott uiiioli
. Unlit The Jb'dicate 1 liuviHif till lens i
1 utucli b .
Mi
! i ii jjjjMutiai.wiiiiiiritii.J.w.J''J''-'-a'u-u--
KNAPP, BURRELL &
! An.i.t fur nrn.nn nml
CELEBRATED BAIX WAGONS, ,
THE BUFFALO PITTS T1IRKS1IKRS and EiVW-W !
THE RACINE SPRING WAGONS, HACKS and I l j G h.s,
Several kinds of May Rakes, Sulky, Gang;
and Walking Plows, !
WORLD RENOWNED MeCORMICK TWINE BINDERS,
THE MrCOBMICIC AND DKKRIN.G MOW LI ;s T.,nrpt, I
THE HODGES' NEW IMPROVED HEADERS,
Buckeye Iron Turbin Wind Engines,
Bartefl Wire and Binder T?ine a Spcialty.
All our pood- tire Itonjjht for Cah ntut will lie Sold ns low n KIltsT ( hA.v.
CUOIKS CAN 1!K SOU). (Hvc iif a call or write lor Jllu r..t.a
( n.nioLM'c. free. fT-Fu'l tHT f HepaliN for nil
Miv hincry tarried,
Branch House,
NOT THE WORLD
Must, shall and will
i Belonging to
prices ever known in Eastern Oregon.
Call and Examine tlie Only Coilete Stock
AdoSph Levy;
WASHB53G
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mm m
Pi 1
mm l&k
Corwin C. Coffinberry, ' - Manufacturer,
Union, Union County, Oregon.
TKSTLMOXIALS.
Union, On-:on, Mav It, 18S7.
ThN I to ci-rtlfy t!i;it Mr. Cliarli' (. foil'.
ialii'iry, on May 10. wadii'd with an Ai'iim
W!ihia auii'lilni! at my lioti'l, in one hour
unit forty-tivtwninutr-. tint following aaau'd
arlk-li's:" Kainlly wa-liin,ir, t lino r-h irt-. -pair
drawers, ''2 iimli-r-htrt!-, '2 iUti-, 1
apron, i! towi-N, ,S pair oi'k, 12 handki'r
tmlcff, li t'olliirs and 1 p;dr i-uff-v Hotrl
KooiN, IS initio cloth. 18 hi'it, !!') pillow
i-ai's, and TO towi-N, I'll pii'i-i'N in all. Tho
almvo wiiidiiiii; "avi! porfoi'f MttNfMi'lIou.
1. II. MlM.Ki:,
l'ropiiotor Ci'iitomcal hotol.
I'nion, Oregon. May 1 1SS7.
This U to i-ortify that 1 hao uod tho Ao
nio Wiiohiui; nim-hiuo and wriiifror, and
thoroufjhlv ti'tod it. and am now .a'isiiod
that it i" tin? lot MtiJtinjr niarhino now in
um', and tinhiitatiiiKly rivoiaiuoiid it to
tiny ptron wllting a washhifr ma. lruo. I
aiiii.alllli'd that it will do all or luoro than
is claimed for it by Mr. ('otlinlii-rry.
MAKY H. LATON.
JONES
Wf II f
mm
j - Dtalo In
i ?? i
WATCHES, OI.OCK.S, JJ3WKLRY. Ml SICAl. INSTltl'MKNTts, nCTFitK
KltA.MH.'s, HUH) CAGES, 11ABY CARRIAGES, En.
Oamlios, Xul-sand Fruils, Foriotliottls, Xovols, olu. etc.
SfdOd'ders from all parts of tlie country
promptly attended to.
CO., Portland, Or.
Wmliiuirton Territory for the
always in mik-r.
Island City, Or.
i-L .Hl'AHV. UlTiLW JXJEJl Jt y
BUT THE STOCK
OF-
he sold at the lowest
Union, Ogn,
and WRBNGER.
ThiU to i-.'itify that 1 havn u-oil the Ac
mi' washing iiiai:!ilao and wrinu'or to do
two l.irjjn finailv wiihhnr. a i i . I it jrave
mo itorfoot siri-f'iutiuii, and I think it will
do all that it N rocomiiiiMiilod to do.
MliS. CllAliLi:.s lttJIMXS.
I'nion. Or. May 11, ltS7.
rnlon City llo'ol. May 11th., 1S.S7.
ThN Is to icrtify tint the Acme wahiii
mai'hiae ha done two wa-hhi at my ho
tel, and it ui iriven perfect utNf-ietion,
i ad 1 think it will do ail that Mr. Oifiiiihor
rv u'pri'oouts it to do.
I.. J. l'.OOTIU:.
t'nioii, Oregon, May 1(1, 1SS7.
TliN i to ee:tlly that wo have teted the
Aenie wah a' maehiue and wringer on
overd oe aioii, and have no hesitancy in
Miviiu that it is the Itest ni ichlne we liavo
M-i'ii. MUS. I'M MA .11 INKS,
JIKS. AI.L1H JOXKS.
BRO'S
aDEJf i
tap
mm m i
l.L'
R. C. GREIG
Ih nlniosfc dsjilv rccoiviiijr
additions to his Itirjc stock
-01
A new line of
Eastman's Perfumes,
.Iut In, which arc well known to take
the lend.
Spectacles, Brushes, Combs, etc,
A lnrfri" n-iortincnt.
Bird Seed, Insect
Powder, Machine and
Coal Oil.
WIND Ml!
fjlj
I di'Mi-e to iiilorm tin- public tluit I run
tin soli' nj.'1'Ut for tin1 i-i'li'lirati'il HXTER
1MIISK WIND MILLS, in t'liiim eonn
tv, and inviti' int Miiliii; lairi'liasiTS to
coiniMMHl exainiiH- Hkmhi ihov on i-xliibi
tion at mv iliici" in Wot I'liion. 1 am
fMllvbll'i'iI . voll will irnllotlllt:U it till' l)Ort
mill now iiiiiimfai'tii.Til. Tin- cxtri'iiiuly
low piii-c-i ploi-i' tlifin within tin.' ivai'li of
all. CiiTtiliirs of wind mills mid pumps
M'lit on tipnlicalioii. A. J. KIollK.
driLTi-y!.'
1 lasi
Sciatica,
Luuibago,
S'aturiatitsu,
SrAte,
Sting:,
Mitss,
15ral:os,
Sun'.enr,
Scratchsc.
Sjrain3.
Strains,
Stitches,
Etiff joints,
Backache,
Qalh,
Sjiaviii
Crack3.
Contracted
Iilusclcs,
Ernptions,
Hoof Ail,
Ecrow
Vortni,
Swinney,
Saddle Oalli,
Piles.
TI-JJ3 GOOD OLD STAND-BY
areoni; llsltea forovoryliody osactlywhot luclolmcd
fnrit. Ononf tliorcn-ons for tho (jreat iiojiularltyof
tl.o Jti'staet; Liniment la found in Its universal
i..-l'lic:iIitIU". Uvcryliody needs such a medicine.
Tho I.tiiuhfi'iiiiui nccrtalt lit case of ucclilcnt.
Tlie Ihiii-.C'iTlib I'codslt forgcneralfamlly use.
r.'hv 'aintornce Is It for hlsteninsnnd lils men.
Tin' .'.IfcJtaato ucedi It nlwoys oil Ids work
r. n-'t.
'I'll') Mlnerneci'sUlncnoof emrr?ency.
Tlio rionecrnecslslt caa't get along without It.
Tho l'lirisier nocds It In liU house, bis stable,
sud Ids ,toc!j ytint.
Sionmhoat limn or tho Ilonliiin.ii needs
.: in ilb.-ral SKPiily nlloat and ashore.
Thu JJoe.fO-rniicJer needs It It Is Ids best
.ii :,dfl'ml fnfe reliance.
Tin' Sloc'.t-Krower needs It It will savo Jilm
r i audi of dollars and a world of trouble.
The llntlroad man necd3tt and will need It so
i-.v? us Ills l!f u Is r. rouad of accidents and dangers.
Tiio llucliwooilsmnn needs It. There Is noth.
r rl.ko tt as r.n antldoto for tho dangers toltfo,
..n! and comfort which surround tho pioneer.
The Merchant needs Habont Ms store anion (t
.i! cniiUiyecs. Accidents will happen, and when
mpjo co:s:o ll'O Jliiitons Liniment la wanted at once.
Keeau Iloltte iutho llounc. 'TIs the best of
r.piiy.
lf-i'iti JJatttntn llio Vnclory. Itstmmeduit
u.-.. lis e-o of ncoldeut saves -hla and Iojs of wages.
Keep n. ltuttlH AtMixyx in tho Stnble for
itho wlicn wnntcil.
PATENTS
Ohtaiuod. and all Patent llu'diics nttonilcil
to i'roiaptiy and for .Moderate l'eos.
Ourottlco is (ipposttu the 1'. S. I'atcnt
Onice, and wo can htaiu ratcnN in Itfs
ttinu than thoe remote from Waxtiiiton.
Send JlODKhor DKAWINO. Wo advi-o
a to piintcntaliililv frco of charge; and wo
mnko Nt) ciiAmti: rsi.is iati:nt is
SKCUUHI).
AVer. for, hcr, to the IVxtuianer, tho
Supt. of Mont y O.-der iJiv., ami to otllcinls
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