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THE DALLAS UK KALI J THURSDAY MOHMNU. JUNE 82 1882.
A'
'"' COVET DECISIONS. . ;
-eyoop.1. of Opinion! of CoiintMioneri f
Appaale.
Rigglni & Anderson tb. H. C. Ford; apT
peal from Hill county. F. sued K. A.
-for $200 for rent of a store-house only a
portion of which was due when distress
was sued ont because K. A. A. were about
to remove their property from the rented
premises. F recovered Judgment and a fore-1
closure of the lien was awarded. The bond
to obtain the distress warraut omitted the
words ''and unjustly" whereas the statute
' expressly contained them. Question as to
Hie suilioiency of the bond to secure the
distress warrant and are4he terms illegally
and unjustly synonymous and convertible
terms. Under our statute when an amount
is due for rent the creditor baa the legal
right to sue out a distress warrant but in
case the creditor should resort to the rem-
edy by distress for the purpose of harass-
ing bis debtor sues out aud a writ issues
"unjustly" the legislature is not pre-
sumed to use surplus words meaning the
same thing it a different meaning can be
assigned to the words of an enactment He-
;. versed and remanded. Watts j.
Trial and wile vs. Lepori; lrom Wilson
county. The appeal bond whou approved
' and filed by a justice Is an original puper
and must bo transmitted to the county
-osurt. Tho variance between tbe nnme
"Laporl" used tu the boud and V'Lcpori"
are idem sonans and are suflicienr. One Ct.
App. 631; 2 Ct. App. 620. Thepriucipal
is not required to sign the appeal bond he
is effectually bound by the judgment with-
out so doing. 4 Tex. 150 The fact that
his name when signed to the bond was
.-'LepoH Lerelln" instead of "Lcrulln
J-eriorl" would not Invalidate it. The legal
effect of tho bond given wns the same
us if the language- of tho statute had
Vppn nnnil. Lea ct al. vs. Stone sunra.
Where the atnonded petition purports to bo
filed by permission of the court two months
before the trial the appellees should be
considered as having notice ofthesanie.
22 Texas IK; ibid. 22 Rovcrsca and re-
manded. Watts 1.
Drown vs. Him: from Dallas connty.
The proposition that as a bond had con-
" veyail the land before the purchase money
note had boon sued on by llurford there
was nothing to pass by sheriff's sale undor
foreclosure judgment tnereiore ine appel-
lee failed to show such title as would sus-
tain tlie ulea of three vears limitation
is not sound; 20 Texas 730; 27 Texas
21!): do . not sustain the proposition.
Where one whose laud has been sold by
judgment against him and he remains
upon tho land three years after the sale he
has no title upon which to file a claim.
Here tbo appellee has occupied tho land by
regular deed for more than three years ho
traces his title theroftom step by step and
coguiariy connects iiimson wun ino au-
nuttod common source who it is ngroed
held under a remilar change of transfor
from the sovereignty of the soil. We are of
opinion that the term title as used in the
soction (of throe years limitation) means
such regular change of transfers lrom the
sovereignty of. the soil-as when tested with-
out respect to other titles is regular and
- as between the various links they are
valid. Affirmed. Watts. J.
Kwlng vs. Baldridge; from Washington
county. It is not every defect of pleading
which may be fatal on demurrer that cau
'be reached in a motion in arrest of Judg-
ment; if the issue joined be such as neces-
sarily required on tho trial proof of the
facts so imperfectly or defectively statod
such defect imperfection ejr omisHon is
cured by the verdict. Hut If the petition
state detective title or totally omit to
state any title or cause of action whatever
a verdict will not cause the defect. Where
there is no statement of fact in the record
nothing can be assigned as error of law
' wuloh could have been cured by evidence
legally given at the trial. Until tho con-
trary be shown the appelleta court is
!ound to presume that the evidence
is sufficient to sustain the judgment.
Kvery legal intendment la in favor of tho
. judgmeut. and everything will be presumed
to have been proved which could have
'""I legally proved under the Issue
a the petition sets out the facts which
uted the alleged fraud and rharae-
1 tbem as being intended by the de
i -s to cheat wrong and defraud the
ier it is sulllciunt to allege fraud.
' 'y injunction in proper cases is
i to protect the security of the mort-
hore adoqnate protection cannot
ted at law and where he would be
dequate remedy. The court did
uiul uti' m overruling defendant's demurrer.
Affirmed with 5 per cent damages for de-
lay. 1 Walker p. J.
Kverhart et. al. vs. O'lUnnnn nt. al.- from
Or.iyson county riuliitiils claim that the
sherill'lifta failiiil in Ma il
tl cy have been dumaRcd. Althoue.li this
i- -Kative allegalion they should have
..i..oU uroot to suit n in It. llreen l.v.. son.
7. The proof orlered showed that they
placed iu the sheriirs hands a writ which
oireetcd him to attach goods enough to
ntakeovor $100; that the goods atlared when
sold some months alter hroneht only I'JX).
Hold ildoes not necessarily follow that the
aueriu tailed in ins duty. The return
hnw. tli hUM.nn ..i...i I
i00
. : ......... v.. p.. ....;.
iuis is at least nr Una rc e ev hlonre
Tor him
Th;lVmWiUSmil
'Controverted. The fart that the irooiU aohl
for loss than the sheriffs estimate is not
aufllcient The question proporly is: Did
the shorilT exercise eaution and roasonnbla
discretion such as should Inlluence the con-
duct of prudont nnd discreet men in the
management of their own air.iirs? 61 Tex.
10.1. The judgment is not sustained by the
evidence. Keversed and remanded. le-
laney I.
Morris et. al. vs. Meek et. al.: from Hood
oounty. The deed to Meek bears date No-
vember 14 1.H70. His possession prior to
that time must be considered the posses-
sion of Mrs. K. The suit was tiled October
IS 1173. Three years bad not elapsed be-
tween the date of the deed and tho com-
mencement of the suit. It was therefore
error in tho court to give In Its chargo the
statute of three years limitation. 17 Tex.
24 s; -M Tex. 7.W. If the title of defendants
in error rusted on this plea a reversal of the
Judgment would result but the plea la not
considered material.
Seventeen years after purchase without
' Riving any initios of claim they Institute
tills suit. Tos doctrine expressed In 81
Tex. 441 has since been ovorrutcd (47
Tex. M). The fact that small amount of
the purchase money remained unpaid does
. not alter tho case. Altlrmod. Delanev J.
c Synopsis of the Decisions of tho Court of
Appeals.
'Hodges vs. Slate; Irom Lamar county.
l'roof of venue Is ewsntml to the validity of
a uuiiTionon aim in a prosecution mr
adultery it is Imperative that alllrmativo
proof or carnal Intercourse bo made. Short
of these requests there Is a total want of evi-
dence to.austaln a verdict of conviction Ke-
versed and remanded. Wlllson
Jiev vs. Htatej from Wilson county. That
-the defendant did make an aggarvated as-
sault and battery with pistol though suf-
Uoleot to char-re a simple assault aud bat-
tery is not sufficient to charge an aggrava-
ted assault and battery. The indictment
ihould allege the neeeswry act end facts
constitution the oflVns; and If the aggra-
vation conUls in making the amsiilt with
deadly weapon It hnu id he t alleged; a
'. tnlitol la ik4 hatuunli a !. -a...
Charge of the onurt m inlt reae la etruf in
anaet an injwltiieiit sufflol- nt la
coarga timpie tamuit It deflne I he pnn-
" lahment preooiibed tor anravated awsult
' wm i"7' Kol aud remanded.
Mm sotla WeUhera
"tef Ike HanlA
Te(at-
A-Aor..-.' Taxii June k USl-The
lli-tde f C-;el CTawfrjtd pray One
s ZZLUr'"
. 1 mannef Ibr
J k aw aV sttakl..
ri"uM
A .
an open and violent attack upon Mr. Well-
born'! puhlio character and record in bis
absence. Colonel Crawford may be inno-
cent of arraigning Mr; Wellborn before
the public. If so It is his misfortune to
have some ill-advised friends just at this
time. They make the light for him ; they
make it in bis interest ud with his knowl-
edge and Implied consent and the people
will therefore bold him responsible for it.
The troth of the matter is that the oint
and vigorous campaign of Mr. Crawford
and his triends appears to be tho result of a
concerted and systcniatio plan of opera-
tions. ' 1 ' 1 .
Mr. Wellborn exhibits aot only good
sense but a commendable spirit of devotion
to principle and duty by remaining at
Washington at this time '
The history of tbe country furnishes
many examples of men of more mature
years and distinguished reputation who
have abandoned tbe post of duty to serve
their personal interests under similar oir-
cumstances. The people will not be forced
to decido this contest with unneces-
sary hasto. but will act with
deliberation. The true . democ
racy of this district will not condemn an
honored public servant uuheurd. They
remember that these same Koutlemen of
Dallas who now clamor auainst Mr. Well
born gave him to them four years ago with
a full knowledge at that time of all the tacts
tlioy now charge auuinst him. They remem
ber that altera trial of two yours in tbe coun-
cils of the nation not ft word of these charges
was heard but that Mr. Wellborn wus
unanimously endorsed by his constituents
and returned to his seat in congress.
They remember that since lie has been
in congress tye has won the confidence aud
esteem of that distinguished body and has
niadj for hlmselt an enviable reputation
tlirouuliout the enure country
These tblnss Mr. Wellborn has
achievod by his untiring energy
by his devotion to duty and by
bis cansoltv lor the nonoreu mace nooccu
pies. Under these circumstances they will
not nermit him to be sacrificed until he can
safely leave the post duty bus assigned
urn. aim bo beam in uls own deienso.
There is plenty of time yot. There is no
emergency at this time fortius spirited can
vass and uncalled-for attack on an absent
miblio servant.
Simple justice demands that the chairman
of this congressional district withold bis
can lor a convention unm lur. nunuuru
can return home and be heurd. Then if he
fail to vindicate himself he will bo retired
ana justice will be done
Mr. Amos Bradley. Rochester. New York
says; "As a sure euro for nerious debility
Aiirl trnnarut rlni'nv nfthA RVfltflin. 1 Clin COIl
scientiously reconunend llrown's Iron Hit
ters as a medicine that will givo prompt re-
lief. I do this as a duty I owe my fellow'
men being myself restored to perfect
Health.
The Hols d'Aro Pavement
The city council on Tuesday evening.
upon motion of Alderman C F. Carter
seconded by Alderman Moore
Resolve That;the plans and specifications
lore bois U'arc woodeu'povement as present-
ed by the city engineer be approved and re
ferred to the committee on streets and
bridges with authority to contract with the
property owners on Elm street between
Market and Sycamore streets the said
property owners to pavo Elm streot to the
center and the city to pave the intersect-
ing streets each as Austin I.amnr.I'ovdras
Murphy and Colloge according to said'specl-
flcatinns. And that the committee on
streets and bridges be authorized to advpr.
tiae for bids to pave said intersecting
streets and present the bids to tho city
council for action.
l'lans and specifications lo be seen In tho
city secretary's office and the city engineer
will cheorl'ully explain them.
e
Calling on their Old Mistress.
A few days since Mrs. Camilla Scott the
venerable mother of Dr. Roy Scott of Trin-
ity Mills arrived in the city and stopped
with ' her grand-daughter Mrs. T. O. T.
Kendall before proceeding on her way to
another grand-daughter in Missouri where
she will spend the summer. Soon after her
arrival here the colored folks that
were owned by her and her
tamily heiore the war found
it out and they Hocked to ace their old mis-
tress from all parts of the city and vicinity.
There were thirty-ono of them who culled
on their old mistress whom they adore
and when they would bid her koouHv
mt-ycouiu not retrain irom crying i
old lady was creatlv moved hv thia vt.
jjence ol the love and respect they boro lor
Der
Ills; Dinners.
Kvery day in this rlty thousands of per-
sons cat too much at dinner mid as a con-
sequence stiller from sour stomach heart-
burn indigestion tlyspepbla ete. If these
will take lust one of Carter's I.itlln I.ier
l'ills linmeiliately after eating they will be
surpriscany tiio entire absence ol those un
lTn f.M I .lrt l0ll ....
r"r"." " : "" ".'. """I
... v....- ..ih uiva n ivuuill. ivnv Vlliy
one little pill remember; 26 cents. All
ilriiRirlsts. Korsale by Williams Tolliver
it Walker druggists.
1KB PILES
jrmplMU an aoUfof MlMtng llcktn-nral
Ifkti ewaw w If pla-mras ma rll about
Uu ractaa ;Urrltopriiar odan tAMtod. Asa
Raaaat woootaksa sa4 -nllln tun iwavas's
svtisfrvla ntwttar say artlel la lb Mrktt
oU rdnirluar M460CU. In (m.. S-amta.
Msll U. AttrA Pa Iwttsse Mi. ts
Padgitt Bros.
WhAlMKtn Job
SADDLERY
AliUf.MT
UkDAru
ROI
FDI1GS
""""mas
I 1 at ma . . A k a ka a a.
I BCMDT tucflAJ DISEASES!
iTnTM.ITeHIOsT. PIMrtlS.I
VErmtPClAtVI wnmowoBMy
VioiCMijx IVI.O. Jr
i
i it mi riff AjhU lit .TflU Tilii
HOW TO TELL
tiennlna Mmmons
Liver Keculator
- - or Maulelna.
T-ok for clean neat
Whit. Wotrrui with
the red letter Z. em-
bracing the emblems
of our trade Hp.tula
Mortar awl Uraduate;
also observe the sig-
nature of
JU 7C1I III ft. l"n I" rei ins on the tide
i Hi LlILIU OS vUi takk no othkr
Beware of thoao who know nothlnr of Medical
Compounds who put out loalrmn. known to
sour and being analysed prove worthless and
only mule to fleece thi public and to pirate on
tno weu-earneu rupumuun 01 zeinn jo. a meu-
lelnes. Then- frauds have no reputation to sus-
tain and will cheat yon tor a few pennies every
way they can. ljnnk careful to the medicine you
are Induced to take for much lurTV'riiig perma-
nent Injury and even death itself has resulted
from im-iro-Hir treatment aud from taking un-
skilfully prepared medicine.
('abrvim.k ark . juiy in. near tnrs i
send you another parkavro of the counterfeit; it is
sailed a trial pnekaKO. It says It coats you noth-
ing but it like to have cost me my life. Yours
4a Iohm uairfiN.
The feohle and amnelatcd sufferin from dys-
pepitaoriiiaiRoatlou in any form aro auviaeu
for the sake ot thelrown bodily and mental com
fort to try Mosuater'a HUmach Bitters. Ladles
of the most delicate constitution testify to its
harmless and reHtomtive properties l'hyslciam
everywhere disrupted with tho adiutera'cd
Illinois of commerce prescribe it as the safest
aud most reliable of all stomachles. For sale by
all rtnrirmn n-d Healers generally.
W. G. VEAL.
F. H. BIT HOLES
VEAL & REYNOLDS
Dealers in Real Estate
614 ELM STKEiT DALLAS TEI13.
Will Buy Soil anil Rent Lands City
Lot and Houses. Will Tny Taxes
Examine and Pcrl'ect Title 1st
ALIi PA11T8 of TR.XA8 atsd
LOAN MONET FOR CAPITALIST
PLASTER of PARIS.
TT1R
Pranco-Texan Land Co:
LONE STAR
PLASTER OF PARIS FACTORY
A. CHAPTIVB Presldanti K OHIFFUET.
Oen'l Bnp't anil Manager.
Are nrepared to Oil orders for Plaster of Paris
of boat quality at reasonable rates.
A. iuiri.r. r
Presnay City
7-m Bweet Water P. O. Texa
SOHOELLKOPP & CO.
samaeiurers ana ueaiers la
Saddles Harness
Bridles Etc.
AND WHOLK8ALK DSALKR8 IK
Leather Shoe Findings
and Saddlery Ilardwara
64 and MK Kim Ht Dallas Texas.
Our connection wllh tanners and mannfantiw
ers Kast euatiles us to compute In prices of
leather with Ualvoaton New Orleans or St
out"
. QUEEN CITY
EXCHANGE
Corner Elm and Austin Ste. Dallas Texa;
Orders fur PutureOontraete promptly exMoted
en Commission
jnni B- W. BELL Manager.
M. D. OARLINUTON. il If SMITH
Formarlf Uarllngtnn t M smalls
and (Jaruagton A Flold
6ARIIN6T0N & SMITH
General Commission Merchants
WUOLLSALE 1IEALEKH IN CHAIN
Ho 40S Elm Street Dallas Tsisa.
A.OPPENHEIMER&CO.
COTTON FACTORS
And Gensral Commission Merchants
OonAnments snllelled. and enters fnr ft rain
and Produce filled at lowest msrkst rates
101 k 10S ( Air ST COR. LiXAl
Ml . Al'ell.eXa-k TIM1W
8C1I WAUACHEtt & 1IIRSCH
COMMISSION MERCHANTS
KKW ORLBANS.
11IB8CU ft SCdWADACIIEB
Na Caaastser at Oammeree Chleace til.
Liberal Cash Advaneea stade on Onnslrminent
rain. junil-2a
A.WILMA1V8.
fioesssiot to a p. CuriU)
Gbsral Commission Merchant.
i ....
ARormtiia giaii
lit MAP nr DAtUH THAI.
.INKER SATIS h CO.
icninery; Dopot
DALLAS Tllid
Oapnalt Tetaa A VaWnO Dvpxt.
.XaftBlATUtlXOm.MtMiet.
SjJ CELEBRATED MA
con i Pii
The Oldest House
; o
' SPECIAL IlVDUCEIkaENTa!l ' T
Goods all First-Class and of Known Merit
- NOXXPERIMENTS AT CUSTOMERS EXPENSE.
Prices and Terms ' to Suit the Stringency; of the Tiinea
'i 1 - EXCLUSIVE BTATI AGENT 'OB '
SKINNER & WOODS ENGINES ! - ;
Stearns Engines and Saw Mills
! " Otto Silent Gas Engines '
Emmie's Steam Pumps
Dedrlcks Perpetual Hay Presses.
IIAPGOOD'S PLOWS I
Columbus Ail-steel Scrapers Columbus
Fire Extinguisher For Gin Houses.
ALSO CARRY A FULL LINE OF STANDARD GOODS AS FOLLOWS i
L WW 1 1 kwLL m
Il ! I 1 1 ill! 1 1 1 1 1 1 ! 1 1 !
lm In l If 1 n i In nt n
WE HAVE A FULL STOCK Ot
Whitewater. Light Draft. Government Standard rVacrons.
CALDWELL CELEBRATED FARM WAGONS.
"Write for Circulars Estimates and Testimonials
R. V. TOMPKINS
Corner Commerce and Lamar Streets.
FREES & SON
SUCCESSORS TO
A. SUMNElt & CO.
WH0LK8AH AHP BSTAIL BjiALKkfl IN
PIAjSTOS & ORGANS
AND IMP0ETEES OF .
MUSICAL MERCHANDISE.
Til Main Street ------ Dallas Texas.
New York and Boston Prices Duplicated.
C. J. MOORE
DIALER IN . .
G-EAIN" EOOEEIES
Country Produce
No. 208 Houston Street Dallas Texas.
FEED A SPECIALTY.
bnyOad Mill corn oiti hay ind U other ootmtrj produoe. Qoodi doU?ered to th
.INSURANCE
Fire and Marine!
KKRFOOT & HEREFORD AGENTS.
OFriCB-MO. lit LAMAR "tRKKT DALLAS TEXAS.
Insure Buildings and Stocks Flouring Mills Cotton Gins
and Contents Dwellings Farm Property Etc..
' A Onnnt IUt.. '
POWDER!
MITCHELL & SCRUGGS
XIXjAC ST. DATiTiAB VXOC. '
h.r.lnfrlghV Wrtt. fh orh" fcffFor Pleasure Comfort Health
ui uuruum AODacco.
BLAGKWELL'S GENUINE DURHAM
SHOEING TOBACCO.
6B h k."0'!! th TmmJ-s Mrk oCth Bull. Take no Others Popular BeoM
RIUWb. MniifictnrHl only by W. T. Blmnkwoll. A Co. Dnrhm. N. O
II. HAMILTON.
Importer and Manufacturers Agent for Painters' SuDDlies.
PLATE and Will DO WGL AS. r '
WAIL PAPER VARNISHES PIGTUEB FRAMES MOULDINGS &C
BW AfcM TUCET DALLAS.
Dallas Brancli m. J lemp's Western Brewery
it. LOXJIi MIBIOCRI.
A FULL LINE OF KE0 AND BOTTLED BEEE AND ICE ON HAND.
td Flout and Hot Popular Br la lha Usitvl StatM '
CIIAHIE8 MKIHTLKIMTAIV8. Manar.
TALLO W AND
HEUEFOUD
in North Texat.
' ' i
Railroad ?Plows Folsom's Automatic
JHllburn Farm and Spring Wagons
. DALLAS TEXAS
u f chTli T SSmETA ZSS?"
..
Smoke the Old Original Brand
SOAP OliEASE !
atId V7AIini01L
a.
oarku. fe-.li ouM. ( . t
ofh win niiM)tii.4
rtoa (MM tot tallow tad
THE PTTBT.Tni T.T.'m"'
HEW AUD afWaffi?!
DIUWH IK JULY. BOflEHB To tt :
'Capital Prized
rtlCKETS OalyJSOoTi;'!
La. ?a:?T; V-
tare for edueauoualand I ehariKib-'
with. eavi-alof .0alW!sC
fund of over$5.i0.uiuh...iw"ch .
. By an overwhelming Mn... Maet
te was made a part of tfia nTTVc"' rrta-Uonadop-ed
&d&ffiA
Its Grani nU Numri Vratf
Place monthly It s22TS!" "-
Look at the foUowlni fwf. Pti
GRAND MONTEY DRAWING!
' CLASS Q AT NEW r.r .... U k
TFI?.PAY JULY U. lo
Geua. O. T. ItKAtRKGa.Rn T10'
- and JI BAL A KA Ki v
Capital PxtmrnV'
100000 1 Ticket at ItowZfig0-
PrKtioM in rifths In Proportion
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2A.O00
2 PKIZES OF
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9 Approilmatlon 1'rliu. 0f rso
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9 do do 250..!
1967 Prlics amounting to . TTl
Application for rate to club. iiouMbe niS.
?enatoUl0fflC9 ' 018 Pr Kew to!.
Ynr fiirtlior li-maM. ....
Mil addVJ.7 Bend S derilV'""''
torefl Letter or Money Order addmM PoSffta
KAuruiN. Kew OrleaniV"
45th
it
l'c pul tr M onthlr Drawinx of ft.
m
In th. cltT of LouuiTitla an .
Friday June 30th 1882
Then drawing occur monthly (Bwnliri
eepted) under provliloni of an tot of tbe Gu-
oral Aiwembly of Kentucky. . - .
The United State. Circuit Court on Much Bit
rendered th following declaionK
lit T'n.; ' tb Commonwealth DUWbotto
Company la legal
2nd IU drawing are fair. '
N. B. The Company ha. now on ktmd . tun
roaerre fund. Bead carefully the lilt of prtiet
for tho
JCNK DBA WING.
IPrUo D0O)
1 FriM 10001
1 Prise..... tm
10 Prlwa 11000 each.. 10000
20 Prtzea $.-0O each 10.0
Prie fnooeacta app im lfn 'M
Priiea J00 each ' ' IMO
9 Priiei $100 each S
100 Print tlOO each..... 10001
200 Prizes Weach lttoor
600 PrhctM each ... 12.0M
1000 Priiea ilOeaoh lnooe
tTO.960 Priie. ..HUM
WhoU Ticket I2i Half Tlck.t.11
87 Tlokati tSOi SSTicketi 1100.
Remit money or bank draft In letter or 1
byexpreai Dou't tend by registered letter or
poatofflco order. Order of $5 and upward by
expreaacaobeaentatourexpeoM AddrsMiD
order to R. H. BOARDMAN ConrierJonmal
building. LouiivlUe Ky or K. M. BOABDMAS
9 Broadway. New York .
ifroltssicrnal.
J. M. RICHARDS
ATTORNEY AT LAW
WEATHEBPORD TEXAS.
V Special attention glren to eoUtctlonB. '
L. B. DAVIS
Attorney at Law & Real Estate Agent
0LEBUBSE JOHNSON 00.TEXA&
a X AUON M. D. J. A. BUMMERS II D.
RKnimcHCK Mninmci.
Cor. Bryan A llarwood Cor. CotKicna A are"
.treew. green atreeta
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