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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-11-25
War With Afghanistan.
THE POLICY OF THE RUSSIAN GOV.
ERNMENT.
Russia will No, Consent to Annexation.

BERLIN, November %. The National Zeitung
says respecting the policy Of the Russian govern.
ment In regard to the war in Afghanistan
"lsussia being satisfied war must result in Brit
ish victory. does not contemplate Intervention or
interference while hostilities last, but intends to
claim voice in the settlement Of the tsrns Of
peace" -Ia
Its opposition is set upon the announcement hat
recti6caron Of the Indo Afghan frontier = pro-
posed, which the government of the Gear Il not
prepared to submit to without prsvious under.
standing between England and Russia.
Russia will not consent 70 the annexasion or
destruction Of Afghanstan, nor permansnt &C.
QUESTION BY England Of positions Commanding
the passes Of the Bslka.
1t is with . view to making ito voice heard ct
the conclusion Of the war that Russia ordered Col.
l.. Lomakine to push on with his troops now STA
toned on tue Attrek to Narhghab and Q contin-
gent is now stationed. Samaircand has been d.
rected to continue its march.
LAHORE. November %. It is reported that Gen
Bddulph's Quettah force with troops under Maj.
Sanaeman, advanced close TO Pishin. Nc resist
ance is expected.
1t 10 believed the greater part of the garrison Of
Ali Musjid has been taken prisoner.
Major Cavagnaiie telegraphs that he Hin tribes
have intercepted five hundred Afghan soldiers and
deprived them Of arms and clothing.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-11-25
THE ENGLISH CABINET.
Quite a Conflict Of Opinions Between the
Ministers.

MANCHESTER, November %. The Gusrdian's
London correspondent says the csbinet council
yesterday was scene Of severcr conflict b.
tween the ministers of different shades of opinion
than had taken place since the departure Of Derby
from the ministers. 1t Was whispered three weeks
ago differences of opinion were rising on the AT.
CHAN question. The issue of the ultimatum 10
believed to have been the result Of comproniss
section Of the cabinet. There was at the came
time . rumor of an intention to summon parlia-
ment SO as to meet the scruples Of some Of the
ministers on the constitutional question involved
in the war. That party to-day carried its object.
Its chief members are pointed out By the resort
Is Northcote and Richard Asheton Cross, house
secretary. who also received considerable amount
Of support from Salisbury
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CANADA.
The StOrn.

TORONTO. November %. The storm of wind
and rain continues. No damage so far, but II the
rain continues much longer it is feared the street
decorations will suffer.
Guarding Against Feniaas.
The frigste, which four days ago was reported
Jamaica, is still cruising of the harbor Of Halifax,
having been sent to sea, it is rumored, to watch
for the so called Fenian cruiser which, 1t was re-
ported some time ago, would attempt 10 capture
the Samaritan and carry of captive the Maruuis
of Lorne and the Princess Louise.
Marine Notes.
QUEBEC, November %. The Sardinisn, the last
mail steamer of the season, sailed Saturday morn
ing.
The Montreal steamer is expected to run for
nearly week longer.
Railroad Accident.
The New York and Chicago Express trains col.
lided early this morning, at Winona station on
the Great Western Railroad, and one engine and
two cars were wrecked. Tue driver, fireman and
seven German emigrants on the west bound train
were injured, and taken to the hospital. The
track was clear 1t noon.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-11-25

BETWEEN RUSSIA
AND BULGARIA.
Russia's Right to Cross Dosr.dschs.

ST. PETERSBURG. November e. The Golos
asserts that Russia must have land communics-
ton with Bulgaria during the occupation, = go
communications are liable to be intercepted any
time by England or Turkey.
The Golos adds that Roumanias refusal Of Rus
sas demand for increased facilities for inter con-
munication through Roumania, 10 sniy another IL
lustration Of the difficulty Of fulfilling the Berlin
treaty.
PEsTH, November %. In the Hungarian dsls.
cation Saturday, Andrassy replying 10 IN inqairy
by Herr /, TX. confirmed the statement Russia
had demanded Of Roumania . conversation grant
ing her the right of trsversing Dobrudschs, but
has since declared herself content with . temper
ray right Of passage - limited By the treaty Of
Berlin. aFf
Austria would not suffer any other arrasgensnt.
The pobrudschs in the meaning Of the Berlin
treaty was in the Roumsnian territory, therefore
koumanias obligations allowing Russian pas.
sage and the Russian obligations relative 70 svac-
nation extended to the Dobrudscha. Austria
would not consent to an evasion of the treaty on
any single point.
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THE BRITISH PARLIAMENT.
1t Will BE Convened Dec cmber Fiji

New YORK, November %. London special
says the British parliament will be sunaonsd the
9Th Of December. This decision i the result Of Q
row in the cabinet. The Marquis Of Salisbury,
Stafford Northcots and Mr.. Gross insisted il the
cabinet meeting that the condition Of Affair il
the east was sufficiently grave to justify an extra
session Of parliament. Beacous6eld, however,
strenuouslv objected and brought Ill iis powers
of persuasion and coercion to bear upon the cabi-
net to defeat the wishes Of his colleague. He was
finally defeated. the majority casting their votes
in favor OF the assembling Of their votes in favor
Of the assembling Of the parliament. The real
cause of the stubborn 0pposition to the premier
was. his colleagues we're Of aid to give 10 any
further to his policy.
The Queen will sit 10 council Wednesday, ct
which the date of assembling Of parliaaens viii
be fixed. 1t 10 probable that the ssssion will last
about 4 fortnight.
1t is announced Lord Lawrence's Afghan com.
mittee have resolved to organize themselves On .
permanent basis and publish statement If their
views.
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The Indians.
TROUBLE WITH THE UMAriLLAs.

PORTLAND, Oregon, November %. FRIDAY
morning. sixty soldiers under Captain Bayle, left
vancouver for Willow creek A report has been
received at headquarters, that = number Of In
dsns have left the Umatilla reservation, and have
gone out to Willow creek. refusing 10 return. The
officer has orders TO send those back to the reser-
vstion who return quietly and arrest those who
resist bringing them down to Vancouver for ex-
animation.
5: 3. Peroschn, United States deputy surveyor
at mstil,a, reports that the Indians of that re-
gion are being murdered by whites. Every In
dian found beyond the limits Of is reservation Is
Killed: few days ago two Indians were found
near Lagrange swinging from Q tree. These re-
ports have caused much excitement.
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CALIFORNIA.
The Turf.

SAN FRANCIoo, November %. At the Oakland
track, Saturday, the ten mile trot between Con
trsller and Red Cross, was won handily BY the
former in the fastest time record "a % IA Red
Cross 27.35.
At Chico karus and Sweetser trotted best two
10 three for purse of $1,000 with $500 to be add
ed if Goldsmith Maids time on the same track
Y IA l-4) WAS beaten. A high wind prevailed
Sweeter won the first heat in 49, Rarus winning
the second aud third in 2.l5 and 2.l8 "a.
Marine Disaster.
The schooner Laura Pike, hence to Humboldt
Bay, cspsized Friday on Humboldt bar. Al
hands, seven in number, were lost.
Marine News.
The Eothen in which Lieutenant Frederic
Schwatks sailed fran New York some months
ago to take charge of the party in quest of relics
of Sir John franklin, was spoken in August by
Captain Tyson, the Arctic explorer Schwalks and
party had landed near Cape Fulton. Capt Tyson
regardsIschstka's plan feasible and predicts salts
sactory results.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-11-25
sIiss Frsem an beats Time.

Saturday night in Granite Hall Miss Helene
Freeman accomplished the re markable feat (for q
LADY, of walking rs miles 10 ID hours. with sew
eral minutes to spare and at the close Of her Ion
journey she was in q good condition for many
more miles. Her sowest mile, the llth, was made
in IA minutes 50 seconds; her quickest. the 25th,
in 10 minutes 40 seconds. Below is the time Of
Miss Freeman's several miles:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-11-25

The Biddeford Journal thus refers to pleasant
season In that city at the house Of former citi-
zen Of Augusta;
Friday evening was a most enjoyable time TO
the senior class Of our high school. They were
invited 10 spend the evening with their teacher.
w. o. Fletcher. at his residence. They went in
full force, ard came away feeling one and all
that Mr.. and Mrs. Fletcher understood thoroughly
how to entertain. II was an occasion long to be
renemhered
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N unicipal Court.

MUm1CIpaI N~U"
Martin Fox and Earnest Temple were before
: the coart Saturday for making an ARRAY. Temple
plead guilty; Fox not guilty. Temple was fined
rs and half cost Fox was found guilty and fined
80 and half cost. Both appealed, and recognized
in 800 each 10 the December term Of the Supe-
rior court.
Daniel Lynch and John Hersom were found
guilty of making an ARRAY and fined each IS and
costs. They each appealed to the Dec. term of
the Superior Court. and recognized in 800.
James H. Harris was found guilty Of drunken
ness and disturbance on the street. He failed to
pay fine Of 50 and costs, and was committed.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-11-25

We would call attention to the Advertisements Of
our popular druggists Partridge Bros, under Gran
ite Hall. While the Messrs. Partridge do not ad-
vertise to undersell their neighbots, or 40 to Is
per cent. saved" by making purchases of them,
yet their large and constantly increasing trade
bears witness to the fact that the quality of their
goods is the best, and their prices low the low
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ouS Do
II will be seen by the above figures that Miss
Freeman made her Is miles in hours l6 minutes
and 3 seconds; and she rested minutes and 80
seconds on the 18th mile while changing her
shoes. 1t was a feat the lady may well feel proud
of, and she deserved the generous applause given
her by the audience. The gentlemanly manager
At the close of the walking said he was willing ia
match Miss Freeman against any lady walker in
the world, and we have no doubt she would sus-
tain her reputation. The audience appeared much
pleased with Miss Freeman, who is . lady in every
respect.
Two gold lined silver cups, one worth ten and
the other four dollars, were given by Miss Free
mans managers to the two amateurs who should
make the best time in q walk Of ten and five
miles. The FIVE mile contest was won by &. l..
Knox Of this city 10 So minutes 43 seconds against
Stone OF Portland. The most exciting contest Of
the evening, however. was for the ten mile cup
between Warren Taylor (who has beat Harrima n
at Lewiston) and Thomas McGraw. both Of this
city. Taylor was the favorite, and won but Tom.
nv made the walk terrible hard for him. In the
first part of the race Warren managed to gain two
laps 1.-TWO turns round the hal) on his opponent
which gave him slight advantage. But McGraw
who managed to keep considerably fresher than
Taylor, succeeded on the last two miles in
closing up one OF the laps gained by Taylor
amidst the loud cheers of Tommy's friends, who
felt now that their man was TO win. The las
mile was exciting, and McGraw did the best walk
ing on it but Tsylor's gain in the first of the
race could not be overcome; and the tenth mile
was finished with but minutes difference be.
tween the contestants. Time: Taylor-l hour Sc
minutes and 81 seconds. McGrsw-l hour 81
minutes, 50 seconds. After the presentation o.
the cups to Knox ard TAYLOR by Miss Freeman
the exciting entertainment closed-sn entertain
ment that the audience expressed themselves graf
fled with by raising purse for the lady
pedestrienne, and every WAS satisfied that there
is fne walking talent in this city.
We understand Miss Freeman W i'll return here
about the first of December, when she will show
some fine walking as she intends to walk forty
two miles 10 ten hours. The manager will Offer
suitable prizes for FIVE and ten miles for amateurs
and an entertainment will be offered.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-11-25

At the next meeting of the BOARD of Trustees OF
the State College, to be held in this city in Jsnu
ary, . choice will he made Of President of the
college to succeed President Allen. who has re.
aligned. There are several candidates for the
place. and the preliminary steps IN the case have
been left to subcommittee, who will report to
The full hoard
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-11-25

The recen, long storm has added considerable
volume to the Kcnnebec river. causing it to rise
At least six feet. The steamer Star of the East
WAS obliged to omit one trip to Boston during the
week. She did not arrive, IS usual, on Saturday,
bu, probablv came M the river yesterday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-11-25

A team belonging to man by the name of Syl-
vester ran away on Water street, Saturday after
noon, the wagon coming in collision with another
carriage standing near the Journal office. There
were three men in the wagon, but none of them
we're injured, although the carriage was badly
shattered.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-11-25
NEW PSHIR T..
Naval Matters.

PORTSMOUTH, November %. The sloOp Of war
Guard has been ordered here from Norfolk. She
has two prisoners on board, Alvin X. Reed Of Bos
ton late pay clerk Of the South Atlantic squadron
and sailor of the Hartford. Both were sentenc-
ed by the court martial to the pententary for vio
lsting the regulations.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-11-25
Supreme Jadicial Uourt -l.ibbey, j. Pre-
siding.
SATURDAY. Nov 23t.

Helen B. Noyes vs.. Joanna B. Gilman. Mr..
Pillsbury brought hi, Argument to close at q
few minutes past eleven. Mr.. Joseph Baker fol-
lowed with closing argument for the ptf., occu
pying about two hours and = quarter, closing ut
gasp. M. After brief charge of some thirty
minutes the jury retired with the case. They
rad not agreed ct the usual hour of adjournment,
and the court was kept open in order to receive
ihsir verdict during thu evening II they should
aRrea.
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ILLINOIS,.
Freight Rates.

CHICAGO, November %. 1t is stated that Az
agreement has been virtually arrived at for divid-
ing the esstbound freight business from Chicago
The five railroad companies themselves did no,
come to any agreement, but the per centage a.
lowed each line has been fixed by four great east
ern line, the New York Central, Erie, Pennsyva-
ala and Baltimore & Ohio. The business will
probably be sPportioned At about the same per
centages that agreed upon tor the short lived
pool Of 1877 and 1878, As follows:
Michigan Central 80 per cent.
Lake Shore ~
Fort Wayne "a
Pan Handle
Baltimore i Ohio 10
The advance in rates on eastbound shipments OF
freight will take effect on Monday.
The rates on grain and fourth class freight il
advanced five cents on hundred pounds to points
east Of Pittsburg and Buffalo, and on -four ten
cents. There is also an advance of five cents on
dressed hogs. The rate on game, poultry and
beef is advanced from sixty to ninety cents.
Freights destined to Pittsburg, Wheeling and
Buffalo, are advanced two cents to the first named
points and two and one-haf cents to Buffalo.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-11-25
LOUISIANA.


CINCINNATI, November %. The homeopathic
commission to meet in New Orle ans, to investi-
gate the workings of the homepsthics during the
yellow fever, comprise eight physicians. Mrs.
Thompson has given $500 to help defray the ex-
penses Of the comm issiO
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-11-25

Even il we are not smart, we know what to do
whss troubled With > copgh or cold. No doctors
bfllh for us Westaks 26 cent note, 20 to the
nearest drug store and buy . bottle Of Dr.. Bulls
Csagh Syrup. Or dose relieves us and one bot
tie cures NJ entirely. 9Tsf -.ps .f--etrk
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EW JERSEY.
Bank n alters.

New BRUNSWICK, November %. President
Voorhees, and seven directors of the defunct State
banks have been arrested on q charge of defiaud-
ing the depostors. Considerable excitement ha,
been caused 10 social circles BY the arrest Of these
parties,
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Notice to Our Patrons.

On account of the occasional less of money when
transmitted by mail, we desire that all remitances
to us be de by Postal order or Registere ed letter
at our expense; ms we cannot be responsible for
its safe delivery otherwise.
PUBLISHERS OF JOURNAL.
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n An Yl.AND.
Collision.

BALTIMORE, November %. A despatch from
Fort Monroe says the bark e. o. Whitman. an
chored in the roads, was run into at four O'Clock
Sunday morning by the British steamer Balich,
Baltimore for Norfolk, and carried away foretop-
sal yard braces, and received other damage.
Fire.
The bone and phosphate factory known as the
Dsngamnon factory. three miles out on the Phil
sdelphia road. WAS burned Saturday morning
Loss $40 600.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-11-25

Gen. James A. Hall, Of Damariscotta has been
secured to lecture in the popular course, in this
city, the present winter. Gen Hall is one OF the
best platform speakers in Maine. He is vigor'
a "a writer and an elouuent orator.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-11-25
TEXAS.


GALVESTON, November %. Saturday morning
the stage from Fort McKsvtt WAS halted at Peg.
ley station, by road agents, who compelled the
driver to deliver the way mail. They offered NO
violence to the passengers. The amount Of the
loss 10 unknown.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-11-25

Ofthe people who have been slandering him
at New York, Francis Murphy says characteristic
csily, May God bless them and lead them into
his kingdom, so that they can overcome them
tAlxas and ane ak the truth"
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YER ONT.
EXPLOSION.

BURLINGTON November %. ID. w. Lindley
house was damaged several thousand dollars to
day, by q gasoline explosion and the fire which
resulted. Only by the most severe exertiens was
the dwelling saved from entire destruction.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-11-25

" is reported that one man on Hungry Island
in Brewer, keeps twenty eight cats, and there are
forty four cats on the island. That is what pro-
bably xaye the anne to the isand
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Marrien.

10 Ellsworth, Nov. L. Mr.. enjamir G. Saunders
Surry. 10 Miss Selma r. Davis of Penobe OF
In sullivan. Nov. IS, Mr.. Albert p. Anterior OF
Bluehill, to Miss Kate NJ. Ashley OF sullivan.
of Wilton, to Miss Elverna A. Durreil Of Farming.
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PEN NSYLVANIA.


BETHLEHEM, November %. A meeting Of
shippers aud Lehigb Valley Railroad, was called
ct Bethlehem, Tuesday, the 26th, to hear the re-
port of their committee. The committees will
meet to consider plans for regulation of the coal
traffic for 1879.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-11-25

They are to have French Catholic convent IN
Lewiston, to 60 into operation the LIST OF Deem
ber Three nuns who are to superintend the co.,
vent have arrived in Lewiston from st. Hyscinth,
Canada.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-11-25

Rev. l.. II. Hill has not accepted call to the
p's'orate of the Baptist church in Bddeford. lie
has moved to that city, but the church is still
w bout q pastor.
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Football.

A foot ball match between the Howard and
Yale colleges, occurred Saturday afternoon, or
Boston base ball grounds. About 200 witne sseC
the game, composed almost exclusively of college
students. The grounds we're in exceedingly bso
condition. rendering good play almost impossible
fn the first bout the Harvard won toss. This wa
close contest, Harvard driving the ball down tt
Ysle's goal, and Yale refsliating by driving il
back. In this manner the three quarters of 81
hour allowed for q bout was used up neither sid,
gaining goal or touch down.
The second bout was almost repetition Of th,
frst until the quarter. when Thompson of Yal,
got the ball between the goals in . good position
aud py a agnificent kick sent it clean over Har
wards goal. Harvard in the time left tried to re
gain the loss, but accomplished nothing. Yale
WAS declared winner Of the contest.
Ballard Of the Princeton was referee.
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH
TO THE
Daily xtnusbre Journal
REPRESENTATIVE ELECTED IN
BRiD(:TON.
[Special despatch to Daily Journal. |

Especial despatch TO Daily J0ufhaI'I
BRIpGToN, November %. At the special cleo
ton to-day, to choose q representative to legisla-
ture, in place of George Taylor, deceased, Rufus
Gibbs, Esq. republican, was chosen.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-11-25

The meeting of the Womsns' Christian Tenn
perance Union will be postponed one week, on
account Of Thanksgiving. In the future they will
be holden on Tuesday. instead Of Thursday after
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-11-25

If it takes mime tailors to make a man 1t did
not take but one Taylor Saturday night to make
quick mile round Granite Hall.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-11-25

For new styles, IN JeweIry, silver ware, coin
silver spoons, silver plated table knives. go to Z
Rowse's.
Choice Meerschaum Goods Pipes, cigarette,
and cigar holders just received at Partridge
Drug Store.
"Fairest of all that earth behods" 10 beauti-
ful woman, whose hair is dressed with WAX
FLOSS. Prepared only by Csswell & Co. Of
Boston; propretors Of Caswell & Co.'S SLIP
Perry ELM LOZENGES, for Coughs, and
Caswell's NEW" ELIXIR, for the Blood. For
sale by all druggists.
at SEEMS as If should cough my head off
is sometimes the inpatient exclamation IS q suf.
ferer from . severe Cough. QueIl the paroxysms
with Hales Honey Of Horehound and Tar. The
relief il immediate and the cure certsin. Sold by
al Druggists.
Pixies Toothache drops cure in minute.
oct30- &wlmo
Good lined flannel chest Protectors for Is &c ats
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IN DIANA
Fire.

CINCINNATI, November %. The saw mill an,
handle factory Of the Nelson furnace company, a
Shoals, Ind, was burned. Loss, $40, 900.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-11-25

About one hundred persons are employed 10
the shoe factory at Rockland.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-11-25

Adamson's Botanic Balsam has gained reputa-
ton which places it in the front ranks Of curative
agents. 1t has been In the market but about four
years. 1t 10 now recommended BY the best phys T.
oians because It cures every time. PricsS6 cents.
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