Jasper Weekly Courier, Volume 36, Number 17, Jasper, Dubois County, 5 January 1894 — Page 4
JASPER COURIER
JA8PKK, PÜBOI8 COUNTY, INDIANA.
Katrd l th I-oitoBc t Jwper Indlm, for
truiiaUtlon through tbt mm secono ci.m i.
FRIDAY, - JANUAKY 6, 1894.
Dubois Circuit Court
Boganiti Janu.ry term promptly TuamUv orniutr. with his llouor W.
T.Zwor, praaidine, (he having arrlT4 on JtoBday night,) and W. L. Cox, Eq., protacuting the pleti of
tea State. iotaocKei Kepi gruwuiK
lut WHk till it bai got to be larger in th nnrntar of cim than uscal.
Tba following ibowa the disposition
of ciaaaa up to Wednesday nigh t : STATE rBOIECÜTlOSS.
One case against a man whoeo name
wti not on tot Judge i docket, accuieu
of being a pimp, wu nollied on mo tioo of the Prosecutor. Tbe indict aent wu returned in September, 1887
Another caee for riot and one for
disturbing meeting, and one for intoxicrtion.and one for A. & B., and another for disturbing meeting, one for carrying concealed weapons, another for behur a pisnp, another for
cirrvinr concealed weapons, none of
whom had been arrested, and were all oat of the county, were on motion of the Prosecutor nollied. State ts. James Kellams; carrying coBcealed weapons; tbe defendant being in bad health, so that be was not
able to appear at court, tbe case was
nollied. State ts. Joe. F. and Sarah C. Faulk ner: aidinr prisoner to escape: epa
rate trials granted ; and defondant Joa.
F. is bow on trial.
State ts. Morman E. Fisher ; selling
liauor to minor: found not guilty.
State ts. Cbas. Cuusmins and Tbos.
Able: A. B. with intent to commit
felonT: nolle entered as to intent:
pleas of guilty of A. & B.; fined 125 ach. State ts. Andrew Greener; selling
to Minor ; fined 30. Slate ts. Greener Bros.: allowing minor to play pool ; fined t5 each. State ts. Joseph Lechner; selling 11qoor without license; nollied, and reasons filed. State ts. Joseph Hoffman ; selling liquor ob July 4 ; trial and under ad Tisement.
State ts. M. McNellie ; selling liquor
to ainor; nollied, and reasons med, is one case, and fined $20 in one case. State ti. August Dupps; selling 11qeor ob Sunday ; tried and under advisement.
State ts. Wen. Flick ; selling liquor
to minor; Dot guilty. State ts. Ciena Kaniaeabersr ; sell
isif liauor on Sunday : bond forfeited
and prosecutor directed to briug suit
taereoB.
State ts. Albert Merckley ; selling
liquor to minor; fined 20. State ts. Peter Bosler; selling li
qaor to minor; fined $20 in each of
two cases. State ts. Cul. Fostlethwait; carry t concealed weapons ; fined $5.
instate ts. John W. Hilter; selling
liauor to minor : fined $10.
State ts. Henry Bromm ; selling li
quor on Sunday ; fined $10. State ts. Philip Kästner ; selling li quor on Sunday ; fined $10. State ts. Joseph Leppert, selling li ouor ob Sunday ; fined $10.
State ts. CnarlesKruegcr ; Intoxica
tion ; nollied. State ts Frank Senninger; soiling Uouor on Sunday; fined f 10.
State ts. James Bird; A. & B. ;
fined $3.
State ts. John Opel; selling liquor
ob Sunday; fined am State ts. Finis Postlethwait ; carrylag concealed weapons; not guilty. Slate ts. Henry Kays; carrying concealed weapons; fined $20. State ts. Christ. Abrens; selling liquor to minor ; fined $20. State ts. John Rudolph ; selling liquor to aaluor ; not guilty. State ts. Joseph Hoffman; selling liquor to minor ; fined $20. State Ts. Ed. H. Leistnsr; selling liqior on Sunday; tried and under advisement. State vs. John Aultman ; selling liquor ob Sunday ; fined $10. State ts. Jos. Schwartzralller ; selllag liquor ob Sunday ; fined $10. State ts. August Kaegin ; seiliug liquor without license; indicimeut quashed. State ts. Casper Hatter: selling liquor ob Sunday ; fined $10. State ts. Andrew Fisher; selling liquor on Sunday ; fined $10. State ts. John Arabs ; Helling liquor without license ; flucti $20. State ts. Jos. Jos. Leppert; selling liquor on Sunday ; fined $10. State ts. Samuel Brown ; affray ; fined $G. State ts. John W. Miller; selling liqHor to minor ; fined 120.
State ts. Jos. Lechner; soiling li
quor ob Sunday ; fined $10. State ts. Andrew Greener; selling liquor to habitual drunkard ; fined 150. State ts. John Worremeyer ; disturbing meetiug; fined $5. Quite a number of cases were continued fer serTice. CIVIL ACTIONS. !a the Charles Ooller drain mailer, the draluage commissioner makes final report and Is discharged. H. G. Burger ts. Francis Hobbi, et el.; eeatlaaed. The adm'r of F. SchlestinR's estate, reports aalef land for $186. Deed oraered. A4aa'r of estate ef Martha Becht reports sale of land fer $70. Dead ordene. Deary Stfaaell ts. Loretta V. Tuck, tl.; foreloaau-e decree and aale ordered. I Mary Cofee ts. George Jacobs, et al.; far 4amagee la the famous white eap wMpetftg; llllbura t iweeney, as plaiallfa attorneys, withdraw their Wtoraae for her; written dismissal
filed a to prt of the dnfendauts, ami Public Speaking, tbe suit dissmUsed on def'ts. motion, forwautof au attorney to prosecute, J,Bt n. ue..n, iuc as to the other defendants. jT. U. evangel!!, will begin work in Henry Landgrebe as admV of estate, DuboU county the 15th of January; Of John 11. Wlesman. was i ordered tOjbeiiminK ft, u Uutin;luir tho 15th sell real eatato not heretofore sold at . , 7 , , V r,. , public sale; and former sales con.!1" Monday aud luesiUy evefirmed. filings. Also, meetings through the Barb. Hacker vs. Conrad Hacker; day; Wednesday evening at Dull';
dismissed ny agreeincnt on nie. Thursday and Fri lay evening at JaS. II. Harris, ot til. vs. Alex. C. Cv-i ,,ir.iai. ..,; , ir,u..,i. snder; partition. Win. M. Harris ap- Pcr! h1,,,rd evening at ro am , pointed commissioner to soil ical t. bumiay at 10:30. u. in., it Ireland,; tatest privatesale. 'Sutiday evening, at G::iO, at Ilethcl II. Stoltx & Co. vs. A. P. lirownol! ihen gM0 wjj wor- Nt imisboro one &u7rVchs!u'erVs. A. Krode.,!ek I" lrac,ei1 ?!?e,,n Wp
t .1 . !.,jm-,,t frtr i7fi m none tnat every ono wu arrange 10
U HA . I UU1L UI KJ U I WT WV M W 1 '
U. Baruett vs. L. Johnson, ot a).;
continued.
Ph. Slcincrt vs. J. W. Kay, et a!.;
foreclosure decres for $S58.
Geo. Mehringer vs. Ph. Bronuer, et
a!,; judgment lor fioy.83. Win. C. Merltbow vs. estate of John Johuiou, dee'd. ; dismissed. Theresa Erny vs. Simaullicb; dismissed.
The Harvard Company v. B. A.
Mosbey ; judgment for $13S 45. Adam Stratmau, assignee vs. do?
II. Eggers, ct. al. ; judgment for
tlG6.CC.
There were eight actioua for divorce
for trial this term of court, but part of
them aro lixed up.
The Income Tnx Bill.
Washington, January -.A - per
cent, tax on incomes above $4,000; au
additional tax of 10 cents a gallon on
whisky, and a tax of 2 cents on a pack
of playing cards, was too decision
reached by the democratic members of
tbe ways and means committee to-day This conclusion was not unexpected, inasmuch as the committee have been kuown for some time to be evenly divided ou the proposition to ux incomes, with Mr. Turner, of Georgia, occupying tbe ouly position of doubt. The committee met at the treasm y department at 4 o'clock, this afternoon, determined to settle the question ol an income tax before adjournment. It was represented by such of the gentlemen as favored the proposition that a general income tax would yield the government an annuil revenue ot 30,000.000; that making the exemp tion $4,000 would limit it to a class amply able to aflbrd it, and that in view of tho large deficit that will be
caused by tbe reduction in custom duties, there was no alternative but to adopt it.
Some of tue gentlemen who op
posed tbe tax argued at length that the
political etlecl would be latai to the
democratic party, and that it would
be better to limit tbe tax to corpore tions only, and raise the additioual revenue necessary from other sources. Mr. Cockran, of New York, insisted that an incomo tax ought to bo laid upon all incomes, whether largo or
small, and that any other course was unwise and undemocratic, in thai it
did not fall on all alike.
When Chairman Wilson put the
psoposal to a voto six of tbe 11 pros ent voted aye. These were Messrs
McMillan, Bynum, Tarnsey, Whiting,
Bryan and Turner, and it was carried.
The tax applies to the net earnings of tbe corporations as well as to private incomes. It does not, however, apply to Inheritances The tax of $1.50 per thousand on cigars, will be allowed te stand Mr. Wilton, chairman of the ways and means committee wilt not present these rovonue feature agreed upon today formally to the house. He will
mnounce to-morrow the conclusions
reached by the committee, and will ol
fpr tho amendment to the tariff bill,
when tbe latter comes before tie
house. Mr. Wilson will call up the tariff bill at the conclusion of the
morning hour on Wednesday, and will make a short speech in explanation.
Wbilo tbero is no disposition on the
part of either Mr. Wilson or tho Dem
ocratic majority to prevent the re
publicans from debating tbe matter fully, it is tho chairman's intention to
reach a vote on the bill January 17.
It is Mr. Wilson's intention to limit
general dobate to five days. The remainder of tho timo will be occupied
in considering tho measure under the five minute rule.
At the conclusion of Mr. Wilson's
remarks to-morrow, Mr. Burrows, of
Michigan, one of the leading repub
lican members of tho committee, will speak in opposition to the bill.
attend all these meetings, at each and all tho points. Mrs. Denny is a goad chriti m lady, of rare ability, ono who Is devoting her lilc to die liiutc ol Christ and hU kingdom, working lot "God. Home and Humanity." Wo kiudly invito every ono to come out. and we would respectfully ask all christians, and especially all' minister of the Gospel, to prav lor the succe? of Mrs. Denny aud the cause she represent', llespectfully, M. L. Uomss, Co. I'res
HT THE SICK 81J0IGE FOW.shh
MRS. WALLACE! FAITH -:- HEALER I
Lucky Landlord. "Suicide at tho Smnllburg Houso last night."
"Shootin?" "Nopo. Gas." "Landlord lioppin mad, coirso?" "Nixy. Happy as n clam." "Gas doesn't cost him anything thon?" "Regular prices. But ho's tho coroner and ahead $19.35 on tho inquest fees after payin all expenses." Hotel World. The Land of Windmill. Holland is tho Jand of flatness, windmills, dikes, canabj and cheese. Of tho latter thoy produce 40,000 tons and more in a year and consume only a fourth part. AUcmaar, ono of tho most noted and historical towns in the country, is tho great cheeso market, and in ita streets over 12,000,000 nounds aro sold annually.
Survey Notice.
Notice Is hereby given to all persons
concerned, tnat tbe undersigned will
proceed with the County Surveyor of
Dubois county, Ind., on tho S2d day
or January, H9t, to run the lines and determine the boundaries of Sec. 11, T. 2 S. It. C W. in Dubois county, Ind. The Intermediate lines will also he run at the same time, and tho corners thereof established.
All persona interested are rei tested
to be present at that time.
STEt'HEK E. Jones. Jan. 5, -'94-3t.
I From Our Kesulir Correspondent ' OUK WASHINGTON LETTER. Washington-, D. C, Jan. 1, 1891. President Cleveland, the member of his cabinet and the ladies of their families, in accordance with a on?toni as old as our irovernment. devoted
New Yeai'sday to reception?, oflici:l
and general. For about lour hour a
procession composed of the diplo
matic representatives of nil the foreign governments, men her oJ the cnhinit. tbe justices ol tho Supreme Court,
Congressmen, Army and Navy ot
ficer?, minor otlicials, und the general public, poured through the "While
House, where they weie received 1 President Cleveland, assisted bv Mrs.
Cleveland, Mr. Stevenson, the ladies
of tho cabinet aud several .iict ol
Mrs. Cleveland, iiiclii(Hn; the wile ol
ex-Gov. Kussell, of .Minohusetts.a'.d
Miss Benedict, o! K. Y. Liter, recep
tions were held ot their sever! resi
dences by Vico President and Mrs. Stevenson, and by members of the cabinet, aud the ladies ot their families.
Nearly all the Congressmen have re
turned. There was a quorum ot both House aud SetMte at the White House reception to-dav. By freely cir
culating anions tho returned members of the House your correspondent en
deavored to ascertain whether conference with thfir constituents had increased or decreased tie opposition to the Vilon t-irill bill. In ne respect it is apparent that it has increased it.
Thnt is, there are more democrats who
will endeavor In secure, in the caucus
to he held, modifications ol various clnues of the hill. Dut, hs nearly all of them announce wSile tniitiir their
Intention that they will, whether mic-
cesslul in gelling the bill modified or not, support the bill, it N clear thnt their opposition does not go beyond that which it is perfectly legitimate for ti id party men to occupy towards a party measure not yet approved by a pirty caueu, and does not jeopardise tho final success of the hill as appt oved by the caucus Senator Voorhecs is gelling a heavy mail these days, and not it tew of hH letterc contain requests for hearings on the tariff before the Seu.ite Finance commltlro of which he is chairman. None of these letters have been speS I? 1 I .. I . .... 1 . 1 . I ;
t'liiutii.t Niisntiui, ui.xni'M! lit! Ill'ucve that a circular letter which he is ow having sent out, cnnlninii'g thirty odd printed questions, and requesting a reply to each , will enable nine tenths of his correspondents to lay before the committee all the information in their possession relating to (he effects of tariff upon their business, just as well as they could if given a personal hearing. It is not his desire to cut any one out of a hearing, And those desiring to furnish information t ot embraced by the printed questions will, where their prominence as manufacturers or business men justifies it.be given persona! hearings. Representative Holtnau nan not issued tho call for democratic caucus, hut it is expected that he will do so this week. It is kuown that the President 1 a
given considerable attention to the se
lection of a new public printer, and it Is believed that h& has picked out the man, and that his nomination will go
to the Senate in a few days, probably this week. Humor has connected the name of Chief Cle.k Daniels, of the Interior department, with the position.
Air. Daniels was not au appl cant for
the position, but hi-, experience as editor and publisher of newspapers in North Carolina qualifies him therefor,
liould it turn out that lie is the lucky
man. .Nearly every democratic bonator and Representative has a personal
preference for public printer, but they
win an be satisfied to sco the position
filled by any good democrat who will
give tic democrats a show at the three thousand positions in the Government
Printing Office, a very large majority
of which arc still tilled by republicans.
A new bate of rumors noncerninir
cbinct resignations arc being sent out
by republican correspondents. There
U ji.st about as much truth in them n
in those which have been periodically
sent out by the same men ever since
the present administration ctmo in.
No action is experted in the House
concerning the finances of the government until after the tariff bill has been passed. In fact tho Ways and Means committee, which will prepare what
ever financial hill may bo dc-! lermined upon, will not have an opportunity to devote any time to Ihc' matter until the tariff is out of Ihei way. I Representative Springer wishes it understood that his bill for a new national currency, which was made public a few days ago, i simply his own idea. The subject has not been considered by tho committee on I.itiklog aud Currency of which ho is chair-' man. His principal object in making' the bill public was to invite criticism I
sad suggestions. C. A. S.
USES NO MEDICINE!
GORES Bl
FAITH
Mrs.- Wallace lias cured hundreds of people in this and sui rnundin
hvu ) t:r! iu s.u. o uppur r,ignm direct, i'ivansvillc, Ind.
g country. Slic lift" made hot- fiotrso for the
mst
We publish a low of hundred of unsolicited testimonial that have qppnrrd In the papors everywhere sin Ins visited. Lick of vsnitv on the pin of Mr-; Wallace prevent s the, publishing ot nioro. Although "Kind word from Grateful Hearts," have a tendency to establish her well merited fame, Mr. W dlice hold fat to tho old ad.igo "Sooing is I'.elieving," tho bibmce teni.x u-ith you. Why linger in poor health! Come 'ml he cured.
Will visit JASPER for one day At PHENIX HOTEL,
Mrs. Wallace-
Disease is made to
yTÄ nitre,!,,,,,, without the aid ofm-dieine, but by simple Kd.h.
Notice of Appointment. ! Notice i liercbv given that the iin-der-inged ha berni by the Clerk of the, DulioU Circuit Court appointed AdmiiiNtralur ot tlio lnt ot Citthniine
Mehringer. lato of sni I county, deceased. S:ud estate is probably solvent. Hkvuy ij. Mkhim.vokr, Adm'r. TuAVi.ou& IIirsTKi:, Attv'. Dec. 2D. 'IK!. 3w. Administrator's .Sale ol Personal Property. , Notice i herein given that tho nndfrigned Administrator of th aestaln of Catharine Mehringer. decen-ed, w ill ( offer tor wie wt public auction at the Into residence ot iid decedent, 1. ' mile- north-west of .Insper, on TUESDAY. JANUARY 23.1, 1SJ4 all the personal proicrty ot s-iid decedent, ciin-iriinir of hou-eholil and ! kitchen (urnituro. running implements, 1 wagon. 1 carriage, 1 spring vagon, ci ler mill, harne, lot of ray, I corn, oat, and 15 acres growing wheat, binder, mower, plows, bar- j rows, hav-rake one-half interest in
who it drill, corn drill, cirpeuter tools, gnus. I span of mule-, 1 two-year old colt, G sheep, 3 hog, lot of geese, poultry, 4 milch cow:, 3 head of cattle 3 stands of bees, and various other articles. Teums ok Sale: Sums under $5, cash. Sums of 5 and over, a credit of nine months will he given, purchaser giving note bearing 0 pei cent, interest Iron, date, with freehold surety to Administrator's approval. Sale to begin at 9 o'click, a. rn. ÜK.vitv S. Mehci.vgki:, AdmV. Ti:avi.or & Htr.VTEiz, Att)'s. Dec. 2'J, 9."..-:;w.
Tbc Best Shoes
c Least Money,
& i . u . i
ami Jk. av
KS, 1HI5IS THE BeS3 m.
W. L. DOUGLAS S3 SHOE GENTLEMEN, 35, S4 and $3.50 Dress Shoe.
S3.50 Police Shoo, 3 Soles. S2.50, $2 for Workingmen.
52 and SI. 75 for Boys.
LADIES AND MISSES,
$3, S2.50 $2, $1.75 CAUTION. If anv ttMlrr
om:r you W. I.. l)nuzl
hoc at a rcritirnl nrlie.
r say ho hH t hi-iu without t!io n.iiim Htainpcd .on ihn bottom, iml htm
B
..W. L. DOUGLAS Shoes are stylish, easy fitting, and give better ti ,C pn"t W Un S otI,cr makc- Tr-V one pair and be coninccd. I lie stamping of W. L. Dousb" nn.n.. ,1 r,r.v.: ,iL
lt . ' ivv ju taw i;uiiuuit n iv."
Uli. It. 35. KIIAXXOCK,
Physician and Surgeon.
OFFICKand Residence Jackson St.,
opposite Indiana Hotel. Jasper. Calls attended in town or country day or night. Nov 2-1,93, 1 y,
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...v.. .aiu., m.v. uiuu!aiiu ui uouars annua y to those who wear them. ScäÄiM'r, ? H D0ÜP,M S,,0CS ai" eo rSrhteh help o
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HMva neioiv. Cauiloguo ftco upoa application? W.1U UÖÜÖLivS. iir6cÜun Mm
jhF?1,! ßy JoIm Ai Sermersheim, Jasper. linn, o, IbU4 am Mr
JASPER CORN MILL.
The undersigned h iving hou Jispcr Corn Mill, ius rclitted keeps a supply ol
rht
th
ma
RooHtr
dOJEttSr MEAL.
Ami Cliojipctl Corn For Feed,
on hand to sell, or exchange for corn aS..kA fit. i i
mm:. v,IKipf)C(l Vjoril 01(1 in at,j
quantity le-ircd at 90 cents pnr 100
pounds H'llKATCIIOPI'KD FOR FKK I) on
CflucMlays and Siturdajsat live cent ...... . i , ... .
in-. MiMifi.Huii KCDi mi natul lor ex
cliange at all time.
Farmers & Stock-feeders
rw .- i t -jw.ivii; i.iriiuuiiri) Koncitco ior customer.
1'oticc. iMld Prompt attention and honorabl
.... nritcrMP.l Trc r Unnni .? '""' 1 "le " "'"it and receive
. township, I. iboU coun.y. hcrcbyj "U,r W0"
iiuiiL't-uiiii iiu win annul in mi n.i tt v
'MuyMjN fOUQHT AID pOLD.
busincs pertaining to the office of Trus-
, Ice, nt Ins residence 1J tinlo. eoi,ii-eal
i rortersvnie, on ijaturuavs of each veck, and requests all persons having nvnship business to present It on Saturday. Citizens desiring books from the Township Library, arc notified that ihc Library is kept by Wnu .Mcilarris, in lVirlcrsvillc.
IIeviiv B. Bttr.tnF.NpAunnl.T. Tl.Tp. May 18, 1888-ly.
FRED VOLLMER.
Dec. 1, 1S93.
Turntotheljuch:-. r- . !:- h
mg repciiof t!s uveit.ufcs ot
BAD
in another column. Now appearing iwni'ntv In this parte r. Don't n m a number.
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Mrs. C. -iochgesang's, North Main Strcrt, Jasper, Intl.
IIa just remivril a lart;r s'nek ol
WIXTEU (iUOHS the l,p8t and
tcf t Mle.
'A LI j AXt SVK TU KM. Popular liO !' rit es
COLTNTUY IMJODUCi; WANTED
at tho highest utarkot price.
Don't lorget the place, Mrs, C. Hochgesang. Nov. 17, 1803.
NEW
FURNITUR
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AND-
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STILL IN III im I have just como back from Chicaco where I bavo tuado arrangements witli
(ho liiruest and best wliolelo lionet! ii the country, I have now in stock .otno very hnndomo Parlor sots, Chnmhcr stiltoi, Folding Bed Lounges, Baby Carriage, Finn Heed nnd Swinging Hocken, which I would bo pleased tol,ow you and sell at a very small profit. I nni tho lending undertaker in the
cijy, bavo nnyihlug, you may call tor in tho Burial line, and will sell cheaper
than ever liuretoloro bought anywhere. Prompt attention, day or night, nlwav
there. Bloro open until 9 oclock Give
mo a call and you will cotnc again,
Philip A. Guckes
Corner Jackson at,. I
Oct. 27. 93.
li urt "jheftp, Jasper, Indiana.
MACHINE SHOP!
0 NitF.u op Newton and 7th Sts., JASPER, IND.,
DANIEL F. J. MILLER, Proprietor.
IltAVK In ihl In! fvfrr rcllfty for re ' ntcAmmnclitnrryofitll kiinl, Hint mnkp a. pm 1 tyr luKlilliiR ninl reimlrltiR ST KAM KNOtNl:"1 MIM.WOÜK. I Wo l-wnnn linml n mtniilvof rillAI-TlNrt. 'lH'f S
Ac, nnd will turn ImMn nny lic rcnnlreil, I hive sn nzener lor I.KATIIKIt AND KlMIM-U IIKUTIN'O, ml w ill fiirntsli nn ite on nhrinHf . -Villr,.i,tr r llttt'UII.V.l MACIIIXK.SKI'Alt VTOItS. 1I0IWK I'OWKIW, Ac. I-'AUMKIIS I'AUTICtH.AKl.Y uro Invltc.l Ift C r
.ich.inco lomako tliclr iiiirmrantly worn at HI"'1'" llnper nnl Mower. Iirilln, Ac, fullj- a (ItH'U AS NKW, nnd at but liillo cxponio. If " pciiny f 1"' lf iwit furitcil," t can vo you mAtiy dollar tli!'
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