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fTANDERS.
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m TAILORING.
J'ERFEUT
South 1
now runiurJ
daily,
'rat-class in
iation.
cm) wood.
1W1
R. BcausJ
FITS.
faction Guar
ded m all m
stances.
IjfjT ATTENTION rilVF.N TO
MAIL OKI't-lW.
jiWrnlil) xi AJ.I.IAM K,
M- lHi V-K A.
ARMS
BOUGHT AND SOLD
by the
iraska Security
HARKISON. NKR,
InfrHirnti'il.;
Co.,
l2fJ CAITTAl.
I rr CinTAi.
$5fl,it00.00
f0O00,00
' of extra eo-.j
1
-n.j out a munWr
.,f Tur. I
n.ed !.,;(,., 7. . ai" no on-
against aiiv Hi,,, I,.,.. 1,1 r-
" orm-red tl
The I't fiusmoR.
IBOIST, ITEB-. OCO?. 8, 1891.
nper.
Money;
3.h 1 l,,,n on fjrn)s
;""""t-.. Apply a! ome at.
of Harrison.
Mllflll
Ball!
W.
K. Mi
arrive to.l;,v fn
ia-t I en f ,c
l"-U Ins luolir in
irn M kc : ...i
S"H " lit! HIT i.- T
,.-.!....,-. i,. . 4U,v area
-, . ..... ...t
Tim millinery
till lishmeilt of Mi
hn s 1st
"i tH" mil. (i mhii.Iv
mix roUlltv
uiiniii"li:ini
dttrcn. :
Jii,ll.l II, iri. 1 t 1 1 1 , n t
. II. J" k, rri'l.iry.
t. K. i it 1 1 v, i r, nnT.
II. 1. M-t, AttnriifJ-.
inwhaw on our liftf ov.:r tliirtv
HOK EKAIiMS in thin county
hih we can nil I)N(J
TIME ami F.ASV I'AY-
MKNTS.
illlll
IL A
r, '"'iV-'l to tl I,(IIV. nortll
II' 11 -Illlll I' l,II.J. I I
will W- ,,-as.,,l to rti-eive l.er i u-1.,rntrs.
- i-ict t,. Muvelv will hold
"""lolTvir-esnt the . hui, h Fri-
li.e II..I.V ( otiiiii.inion at 4 p. . ,,!
(r.-u Um m the ftv,.inr at tl -al
t"nd' '('rd,all' invil'',i ' "t-
- !t is rr-f-.rtfcil that tlwrj i- to he a
r- iiil,i -an rally here thin cvHiin- hut
Hi" individual- who carry thu in:,, hiiu.r,-
of tii.- niiiililiian nart'v in tl,,.;
ki, t, have I'ivcn lis no information
thf matter, -o r- nn nn .1,1.. i.,
what tlwre in on the itlate.
-Siipt. Hoiithuorth hronht. ns a
mariL'l.' vvi-rt.cl and a suyar licet on -at-uMay
w hiih -hoy that fan h thin"-; ltow
to larire si" in iii- I,,...i;i,. c;
nt v miiI is di'tiionstratini,' that, it is
X'-. . iiuiirlv fictile whi.'ii it is Imidui
imjieriy.
. J. BalK ock hail a l.-ttf rin the last
li" of tile liailron Ailrnciitr. inuln',1
iii'ialii-sa lau-halilr- attunipt, to niakf
nt Hint jmi i rites is a wod inili in-nd.
lit. hv ciTtimily, jnilejndi'iit-
an- nnvays a.ioint'il hy di'inni rat;
.n-Mili-iils and alien Lovi'rnors.
T ' -i ii i .
j. i . .unci riies ;nai aiKinv a ilo7.'ii
farmers from his locality will come t
Sioi;x ronnty in the near future. Pw
Id" in the ea-t have l-ronie alive to the
fait that they can still fret, frisj homes
li-re aii'l also that they must M a
"iiiov.'on" themselves if they Keciire
rhoivt' t luitns.
f.'ll u. .1. I! . . .
io-nrv undman, brother
ten; Undi-man, arrived from
msi., liro!her ailJ ,wik
ne ias 1-en looking
au ,s n.iy n!, w,th what
. , " wn iin" 11 auite likely (hat he
- omea resident of Sioux counlv
' . v. : : fl-lan-l others will folloCv
... . . , : l'j,le are heiii'' at
l '""S "imtv and soon a irreat
iiiafiv ii ,.t i i - i - . feieui
ant Tn l , aroKw va
ant will l-e cxmvertecl mto fertile- farms.
I'F-KSONAL.
Turner attended
the fair at
.Mi-e arnvevi iron) the lulls this
i up from Crawford
and
0. II.
M.inville.
Jim I
niornin,
it
-' IS. J. J!. ( ); nt l(J Jlunvi:e
tnli :iv lo i.l....l ii.,. . J
..n,,,, ul. i;ltrj
.'l. J-., rvolii-ld was ui) fr
hi iiu-inesH Moiul iy.
.i rs i !.( otlee and children left the
H,sl '" ' week lor a visit in Texa
If. Il-slil calh-d on Thursday
,'av.i us some cash on isuhsi'rii.lionT
ii. i. jencLes came up yesterday from
naurou to U- reaily for district court.
T ...
I'ei'len went to Hay Springs
ewiiiii-io auenil tlie re-union.
Mr. and Mrs 11. 1,. .'juuick visited rein.
iim-s III Mial;.! ( reek int. im t the lii-st of
ue wi i.-K.
Mi.-s Sylvia (
Monday eveniu
elfx.-ntioii.
Mr. and M. s. S. 11. Jones left on Mon-
iav evelmi'' for the Indian t.in-itorv. All
in prusiiei-jty in their so'uthern
.ipman left for the ea:
to resume her study of
prtie wibhinj,' to bijy or well siiould
Le Secretary.
i bought uiul sold oi commission.
RKSPONDRNCKSOLICITKl)
iAdilres-S,
xtnM-hA sra i:it v 01.
Ilorrljwii, Kcbnt-ka.
Sneed mui wckk! on milMcr jjition
IimI it at yiice.
Kit lilankets at the H al'lies- Shoil.
iwicct a Irariiiii. i
ft.Ast market pri.-e l aid fr Lrri'tn
I'jrriw.n I.uinl-r Vanl.
K(i'ii,iss:i'rn.' Oi-fi.n brought ns
it line iiunifkins iin.l HtimioliCK on
U'ay.
1-T1 ifrilcpendentH of the second rom-
Nowr ilitrit t noiiiiiuiUd M. J.
rrt their conyent.'on last
H' PaIJI-A littilH-r outfit, com-
Pt Harrison, Xel.
II ("IMS rAt.MKt!.
-Veumlcrstand that (.'. II. Wellers
l!rJk" took first money in the race
kh he wan entered at (,'!iilron.
-LnmER. Firs1-laHS rmtive himl'r
idiinj;le constantly on hand at my
oo East BoMrv, 13 miles east of
J. E. Ak.vek.
"Dittrirt court convenes today.
r3?casson the diK ket, two of
are criminal and thirty-five civil.
tnimher of important caM.H will lie for
I Uiis trm-
J. W. Scott has his luirn roninleteil.
h 2. Blden has built a lam in the
west part of town. II. A. ( un-
am contemplate addintr to the size
& buHinewi building- in the near fu-
Thus nre improvement going on.
reare iiiformexl that J. II. Warn
family and a numlier of others from
me loculity will W here bet ween
and seed lima to main linnies in
f0" County. From present indica-
free L'overnment hind in Sioux
"ty will be rapidly nettled.
""Jill! J( X-Tinal will uivm aa ft nrizn
. . " "
"owt half dozen uain of earn hrouirlil! ,t..,.i n'he or exceed
'"Uinofricea flntt-clUKK jxx-ket kntfo. ! Usl. U t acre. Ouls yield
M ini, u in v. ,,,ii A n ! l.ii-lelH ner acre on an aveine
fivat
f)n TuevLiv J, II. Cook took four of
his horses to the fair at ManvuMe, Wyo.
Thus" he took were ''Menilonian,"
"(Joplier," ".Me Too'' and Harold," the
latter ln'inu' a standard-bred yearling
eolt. C. H. Welleralso took his' trotter.
"Hilly Mi:", so that Sioux county will lie
well repres.-nUsl at Manville.
Sioux couihy may not he a (,'reat
corn country but we have samples from
the lields of Carl Kroenin,' and John
I'leterxm which jro to kIiow that f,rood
corn cun lie raistsl. ll. Komnti k;ivs Ins
corn will average not less than 40 hiish
i l-p'T acre and he will have over two
thousand bushels of corn fr.im his crop
tins year.
The jieople of Harrison seem to lie
,'ettin a "move on" themselves. II. A.
icuin!i:'ni has moved into the resi
denie p:oiei-ty recently purclinsed by
IiiokMis. Cunningham has moved her
millinery Mock: H. E. Smuck will move
into the rooms vacated by Mr. Cunnin.if
ham: Theo. Triinlmr will move into the
Northrop property.
A petition was circulated the first
of the week by E. I), Sat terler, chairman
,,f tl,? democrat iu county committee,
fur A. W. ('rites to Ixj u non-partisan
(mdiilaln for district jndi,'e. The non
part i-anthip of a man w ho has heidollice
jhronrli appointment of a democratic
president and a democratic alien gover
nor is no small that it cannot lie taken
into account.
i-CJn Tuesday Georjre Slack and F. V.
Sheldon arrives with their families with
a view to making Sioux county their
home. They have pine to lotcniti!,' at
Amer's mill for the winter and will sti
les t land lielwcvn now and sprine; on
-i.!i.i wttle. That is the wav the
,.,,ti' l-',roin.- to lie nettled. The tide '"i''
hiuiiij " n r - -
has set in and the eople are coming.
Thes parties say that some of their
friends will follow in the near future.
On last Monday a party consisii.-i.n of
Win. Bricker, Edwin Butler, Clayton
Wa'er nnd Bert Anderson, all from
Greendeld, Iowa, arrived In re. The
two lirst named are brothers-in-law of
J. H. Bartell and they are here to si e
what this country has to oiler in the
way of homes. The home-seekers are ,nl..l i-i-oniinL'
to Sioux county in uood num-1 tiiohi.i-
Ixm-s. Just keep on "coaxinK" th-m to
conic and see w hat is here.
-The threshers report the avenge
I;
i-h t.h
in alion.
mi: ami .Mrs. JI. v.. Northrop, parents
i nianoii "etit Aortliroo. arrived ier
the lust ol the week and will remain for
some week's.
County Attorney Conev went to
'hadroii Tuesday eveniin; and returned
Wednesday accompanied by Mrs. Conley
ivho has Is.-eu east for some weeks.
1 . 1,. .del iva came down from the
lulls the lirst of the week to take care of
iiisgraui and called on Thursday and
-,rave us some cash on subscription. He
will remain here for some time.
COMMISSION F.hVS KF.l'OKI).
(Oll'irl'li.)
llAKKI-O.V, -IOCX COI STV, N KB., i.t. Ii, lSfll.
Hoard of county commissioner met in
n-Kulnr session.
present: t'onnnijiioiiers drove, i;ieen,
Knott Kiel clelk.
Minutes of lust meeting resid uud,oa mo
tion niiproveil.
Alti'ltiviis in retfuri! to the oinissioii of cer
tain personal iropei ty Ie!yiij.'ii! to Cliiu-le.-K.
CoJI'ee Irom tiie us: essnieut roils, were
taken up, mui after due coiisl'leratiim the
fiillou iu order was umile:
It is lieieliy oi'lereil that Charles f. t offee
apiii-.ar lielore tin-boai-'l of county conunts--ioiieison
tin-lull day of Novi-mlier, ! s'.u , it t
I o'elock, ji. in., at the county clerk's olliee at
Mairiou, Nebraska, to siiou- cause why per
sonal proiierty, consisting nf eattie, raiui.il
u -0i0, slioujij not he euiei eii on the tax
ii-t of sioux county, Nehraskn.
I'eliiion of moileiator of seliool (listriet
No. l.'i of Sioux county, iu regard to tin; re
consiilei-alioii of the act ion 'if I he lio.n d rel-
itive to tile -diking Irom tlie assessment
rolls tin-selnsil taxes of John Ihiut and J.
W. Ilicciloill' Wiis taken up, and there hein
no evidence given by tlte seiieot hoaid o(
seliool i.lislrii-t No. i.",, tlie mutter was, on
motion, disiuisse'l, and tlie seliool taxes of
tlie said John Hunt ami J. W. 1,'ieeilo.tt
ere left slrieken Irom the assessinent roll
! iM-foie deeidcil,
Aflidavit ot Leonard Dalit in regard to
school taxes for seliool dlstiiet No. 1. paid
under protest, was taken up and on motion,
tlie triMsiucr Has and lie is hereby hi
ll acted to reluiiil to Leonard Hunt the
sum of ll..'i, belli 'I llircc-inurthi of the sum
of $U.i:i and i't cenls interest tliercon, paid
under prote-t by said Leonard Daut.
l!esiKiiation of Hubert Wilson as justice of
Uic peace wus taken up, and, on motion, ac
cepted.
I'elitiiKof Herman Kunratli and otliers,
jn-ayiui; fur cliiunje of road No. 4i, was taken
up and, on motion, the same w as icjccted,
on the Ki '"'lid Unit. pctiUtm did not sliow
Dial nil land owners iiioiiff the lino of the
proposed chanifeof road had given consent
to said change.
tin motion board adjourned until Wcdnes-
Au Iiiquiry.
IlAJiRlsci.v, Sept 30th, 9E
Editor Smt-x (;rvTy Joi rnal: The
hit unal of Sept. 20th states that a party
ofSioux Indians who passed throu'di
town on E.st Thursday, traded war
clubs, mocasions, pijies, etc., fordrv
Koods and ammunition.
Has the JonisAL made a mistake in
the statement, or has some merchant of
Harrison been guilty of breaking the law
in the matter of furnishing ammunition
to Indians, for the writer believes that a
law exists m Nebraska, Making it a
crime to furnish "aminuuition or muni
tions of war'' to Indians. Are we cor
(;rr!ZFv. The editor did not see the Indians pur
chase any ammunition, but saw them
with full boxes of cartridges, and was
informed that they did buy a large
amount in Haivison. It may not be gen
erally known that there is a law against
the selling or giving away of fire-arms,
ammunition, or other munitions which
can be used in (ire-arms to any Indian
not a citizen, a. felony and providing a
penally therefor, but such is the case.
Chapter 28, of the session laws of 1891.
is as follows:
Be it enacted by- the legislati-re of
the state of nei1haska:
"Section 1. Any person whoshall sell
or give away mirier any pretext whatso
ever to any Indian not a citizen, any lire
arms, ammunition, or other munitions
ol any kind winch can be used in lire-
arms shall lie deemed guilty of a felony,
aiiu upon conviction liiereol shall he im
pi jsoneu in me penitentiary lor a term
not less than two years niir more than
live years, or a line not less than one
hundred illi()j dollars nor more than one
thousand (1,00(1; dollars.
"Whereas an emergency exists, this
ict. anil take ell'ect and be in force from
ind alter its passage and approval.
Approved April H, 11)1,"
Geo. H. Turner.
DEALER IN
GENERAL MERCHANDISE.
J I
We have now on hand a first
class stock of Clothing, Hats,
Caps, Gloves, Laces, Ribbons,
Hosiery, Boots and Shoes, High
Patent Bon Ton Flour always
on hand, no better in the land.
October ", ls'-'l, at ti o'clock, a. in.
Died,
Noirnit'.op At the home of its parents.
at Harrison, Neb., on Sumlav, October
M. isyi, Neva, only child of Mr. and
Mrs. J. C. Northrop, aged 2 months
and 17 days.
The little one had been sick for about
ten days and all t'-il was done did not
avail and gradual the little life faded
away. The fm.-ei: i occurred from fam
ily reyidencc at 2 p. ,n. Monday.
The bereaved parents have the sym
pathy of all in their affliction.
Card of Tl:
We desire to exprts.s our sincere
thanks to tl .'se friends and neighbors
who so kindly aided us ci tiring the sick
ness and death of our dai '.ing little Xeva.
Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Northrop.
Tiie report of the last harvest excur
sion of the season is that a great many
people have taken advantage of the op
portunity to come west and see the
country and seek new homes. On Octo
ber 1st, on the Burlington Route, alone
there were four extra trains of nine
coaches each passed through Burlington,
Iowa, loaded with farmers and home
seeker. When the number that must
have come on other days and those that
came on other roads, to which must be
added those who came from Iowa points,
it will he seen that the "coaxing" which
has been done has had a good deal of ef
fect. Those from the far east will likely
stop in places in Iowa and eastern Ne
braska and purchase, and those of whom
they purchase will come further west.
The westward tide this year is greater
than has taken place for a number of
years and it bids fair to increase to still
greater proportions.
HAKKIClX, SlOCX COCNTV, KEH., Oct. 7, I Sill.
Hoard of commissioners met pursuant to
adjournment.
Present: .'icmiiis.-iunci's drove, Green,
K.ioil and clerk
Minutes of l::.-l scst,n ruad and, on mo
tion approved.
On mot on pollim; pl.u-e for sheep
i i rc t; pieeinet be and .he same i. he.eby
I chaiiired t.om th lamse of ! W. Todd in
elnet to the Inillse ot M.lenluii!
n said precinct.
Oil million tlieeleik In- an-l he u herein- .
Insirtietei! Iiils-ue a-wai-iaiit. for tin- amoui't ;
of ;s.(i0oii tin- eniiii ty road Hind in favor of j l"
!,- tars e er 111 payiiient nn- lane .um
Notice to Lund Owners.
To all Whom it May concurs:
The commissioner appointed to establish a
road commencing at tins southwest corner
ol section fi, township ::-J, range f:i in Cotton
wood precinct, Sioux county, Nebraska, run
ning thence east on the section line between
sections A and s, 4 and tl, :i ami III, '2 and 11 to a
point 10 chains east of the corner common to
sections ;I, 10 ami II ; thence southeasterly
through file N V mid N L !i ol said sect ioil
II to viie s U corner of tlie s 1 V of the N
of the s.nue; th"nce ca -t miie, terniiiinting
at I In- J.i corner on t ie' w est, aide of set lion
I 1. in.-. i.:-hip :..'. range ..: has repo-ted iu
I t.tvo;-of 11m e-t .blisliiiieiit thereof, tint nil
t)i,'teei;oiS therein or claims lord -nutges
I nt u -r -a- tiled i:i tin- e.Minty clerk's i.ilieeon
! or .e-fore noon ol ihe 'Jist'day ol No ember,
' ... 1 -, 1 '.'I or s;.i,l road will be c itablished
i t ithout refere tee thereto,
i I ONltAD LlNDCMAN,
1-4. Count y Clerk.
Corn, Oats, Chop, Bran and all Kinds of Feed. A complete stock of Hardware,
Tinware, Barb Wire, and all kinds of Farm Machinery,
Which we will sell at Lowest Prices possible. We invite
all to call and look at Our Goods before buying.
We Shall Endeavor -to Treat all Fair and Square.
Respectfully,
GEO. ZEE. TTJZElsriEiK.
Silverware
A ticket given with every dol
lars worth of goods you
purchase for CASH.
oo()oo
8 Tickets gives you a Silver Plated Sugar Shell, worth $1 00
10 Tickets gives you a Butter Knife, worth 1 25
12 Tickets gives you a new style Lace Pin, worth 1 50
25 Tickets gives you a set of Roger's Teaspoons, worth 8 00
33 Tickets gives you a sot of Roger's Knives, worth 3 75
35 Tickets gives you a set of Roger's Forks, worth 3 75
50 Tickets gives you a set of Roger's Tablespoons, worth 6 00
tST PLEASE COME AND SEE TIIE GOODS.
Our fall stock of Dry Goods, Boots,
Shoes, Hats, Caps, Gloves and Under
wear has just arrived.
j.
i vinld of wheat tier acre as not less that 22 ,,..m,.gi.scait.ed by ioe.it Inn of ro.nl No. :',.).
fri ,JiJ, The ooorest reported is 12, The following claims audited, allowed ami
.1. .!.--." , - - . ,
III)
fully 45
liarley
. . , , IU "I ill-he s. we
record li,A l II,. ,lri.Lr.ld ! blisueis, rc i .
kvtt, ; have no reports yet on mo -" "
u judges who do not know hy j xhen Midi crops can bo rnised on land in
'"WO the com U-..M l,.nirl,f In. A II onnt rv t here is certainly no rea-
plmuKtbe brought in prior to Ite-1 on for complaint and tlie crop reports
OiiiWi im,. ' I are doing a great ileal to help coax
I, H,0,e to come here and secure some oi
-Almost vrv uin.. udil, whom we , rl, l. huid vet oiwn to settlement.
Wls of some relative or friends"i0n ,1Kt Saturday a couile of men
My expoct to come from the east
the proper
r""lm Sioux county
"lure.
in the near
Let the irnnA work eo on. The
n a -
the
, iu Aflntrv vat into a dispute ami
one of them drew a gtni. hut no shooting
was done. No arrests were made as the
county board made an order that in Midi
coiiui.i ,..-. .(i,m mils , LOVB
tlie conipuniiii'p, v .
t v for costs. It seems as if it were
"00m IK. i i i ... ..: ii i,' rases
-' HUM in IIIH CTflllllLV Will W I .
valuable. Tell vour friend that ...i inlia hiicIi things were stopped
acres of jrovernnient hind , T,j is a civilized country
and there is
come to town
Viiui. . ' .. ...ion lor men to
luunrv imm n-iiusn Liiev c-nu no ' . .i. u if nv
i.UclW ....f orohhfes withKurW'rV , owdlg
"tth. amount will be docreio-cd 3r killed and then the aggressor
1itltaUli. .u : ..:. L,eiit and the tax-payers w.
Umy MnielU l-Uiir. Eav lJf lU of U.j
M-iiriants orueien nrawii
funds for same:
Il-tvld tnile.-'in.serasroad com i
(,' A Mei lditll, ifiedieal m-i ices to pan
' per, claimed tlfi.n I, allowed -
J s. Tucker, lit lending pauper, claimed
f'i, allowed -
Iiavid RartlcU, work Hlmiit court hon e
Orlswllld ll Miirsicoei, iii.i. .i... -
.lames W alpole, upiirtof pauper.
Thos IteldV, sherill'slees
A soulliwo. Ill, CO. sll.'ie. inleli t le
I)' T Conley, salary and Iransciipl
i o no
m no
4 oo
:i no
7 Ml
4 47
W I'-'i
... 47 lo
... 77
,. J.sluil.ions.prinllngi'nil punnsniiiK. .
I, l.llllirie, eleciuill isioius -
l-oiirinl l.indriimn.Hahirr, postage, snd
express ------ :-','. ,,.
Omiilni Repnbll i Priming! o, supples .1, A
(epillilicilll I riiitinH o'i --"e
plies, claimed, 4 'J', iinoweu -
,. rhaiidler, ntteinliiig to pauper . tl .
.1...1..,. ,,.l iMiii'l.ein exai na-
Cieo. tl . .siiai,-. , I .q W)
tillll - -
On motion Commissioner drove was nnd
he la hereby Instructed to visit the. bouse of
of Jiunei W alpoieiind Investigate the case
of Anne Thompson, pauper, nnd report at
next meeting "f board.
fm motion, board niljoiirncd until .Monday,
" (iveuili'T 0, )sni, lit 10 o'clock n. m.
VlNKAII 1. INHUMAN,
dipuu.tyi'.tcj'.V. ,
Brewster,
President.
C. F. Coffee,
Vice Pres.
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CHAS. C. JAMESON, Cashier.
Commercial Bank.
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General Banking Business
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Complete stock-of Clothing of Latest Styles just
received, to which we call your special attention.
Low Prices and Fair Treatment Guaranteed.
come insr A-TSTjD see xjs.
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MacLachlan & Cook, Props.
PERFECTION IN BUTTER MAKING.
Tlie 0. K. OUTFIT EXCELS THEM ALL.
O.K. CREAMERY
Has the i larccst eoollnn snrface) takes less eoollnc material!
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tlon of milk without touchlnc Creamerr. Send forO. K. Catalogua.
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