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Movement for Memorial Institute.

Covington. Ky. December Of The
movement of the United Confederate Vet .
Grams to erect a memorial institute edfice
is 10 he pressed during the coming year for
speedy contamination. General John c.
Underwood, superintendent and secretary
OF the Confederate Memorial association,
mas located offices here and all communi-
cations and remittances are to be sent to
MIN. The executive committee consists OF
CHAIRMAN W. II. Jackson. Tennessee;
robert White. West Virginia; ]. h. Briggs
Kentucky; l.. S, Ross, Texas, and Presl-
dent W, d. Chapley. Florida.
The Fourth National Bank of Nashville
Is the treasurer and executive Offices will
De at Nashville. Comrade Charles D.
Ronss of New York has pre3ented 500. 900
10 ne paid as soon as the association raises
an equal amount. The trustees and off
clalS want 10 duplicate the ROuss 500, 900
curing 1877 and then erect the memorial
institute cdfice in which to preserve all
toAicdciate relics and arch ives. 1t Is now
urged by an official circular on all divi-
SONS To provide for a money collection by
every Confederate camp on January ~,
inc birthday Of General Robert T.. Lee and
every effort viii be made TO have the Lee
anniversary next month celebrated by
successful start in securing the duplicate
OF the Rouss fund
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TRUSTS.

And now Senator Cantor announces that
pitching into the corporations and trusts
will be the democratic programme in the
New York legislature this winter. Spring
field Republican lind. rep),
Senator Cullom announces that the in
yestlgation which is beginning operations
under the Chandler resolutions will go
10 the bottom OF the subject" of trusts
Ii he means what he says. he Will GER
tatnly find at the bottom the secret Of
the enforcement of the anti-trust
laws. We can tell him in advance what It
is. II is trust contributions TO campaign
funds--the politicians 'rake-off" from
monopoly some OF which may occasionally
help 10 elect United states senators. not
TO say presidents. New York World
(dem)
Antitrust laws are not sufficient pro-
lection for the people. In fact they are
no protection whatever, II they are not en-
forced Tho New York World expresses
the case terscly in speaking OF a partiN-
ular trust which Expresses the metropolis.
7 he gas trust Is n fact So is the law that
deuounccs 1t as crime. So is the attor-
pcy generals plain duty to prosecute its
organizers and send them to Jail where
they belong hut so is red-tape and so
also IA a political attorney generals reso
Lutte indlspositon TO do his duty in way
likCly 10 offend powerful Interests -
Rochester Times tdcm1.
II ia very small number OF stock
holders and directors who reap the benefit
~ the sale all over the country Of the
necessities Of life. oil and sugar are two
prominent examples. How else could trust
magnatos accumulate $500 .o00, oo02 Is it
possible that any one man tn the course
Of life can by toll. however superhumH u
his efforts and however peculiarly adapted
he Is for engineering vast enterprises, &C.
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worshppers of gold have said? They would
have charged it all to the wicked demo-
Gratis -Logansport Pharos (dem.).
Following the failure of the Illinois Ma.
tional Bank comes the news that the old
est and richest bank in Minnesota was
forced to close its doors yesterday. What
a tremendous tide of prosperity McI<n-
ley's election has brought to the coun-
ry.-Evansville Courier (dcmD.
The failure of the National Bank of Illi-
nos can be traced indirectly to the in
flatod prices Of real estate as conse-
quence OF the Columbian exposition, These
unhealthy booms are always followed by
depression. as witness Philadelphia In 1876
and Atlanta In 1895. If Nashville doesn
10 t. rough the same experiences next year
that city will be an exception to the gen.
cral rule Evansville Journal (rep).
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Alta. National Bank TO Lis.iis

Chicago, December 27.--lt wa ,aas'
cd today that the Anis Nt'l
Bank will 80 into VOLUNTARY !
dation and retire from huil
The action is not considered =
failure in any sense as the banks .
ness was a Comparatively small 90
1t is not anticipated that any flun7 y
banking circles Of Chicago viii y.
Two statements were made public 10Y
one from the officers Of The bank i1nps1
ing that owing to III health tlu \
liquldate and 90 out Of business ~ y
other from the clearing house issa''
showing that the other banks q y
will furnish the Atlas ample suppsn \.
positors will be paid In full upon Pc
ton of check. ~.
This bank has been TOT some VI 4.
TALLY reducing its indebtednea 'aa =
bilitles. which a few month! y ~ "A
about 81. 500, 600, are now but sl,lam
are amply covered by goa y. W. y
bank has about s250.ooo 10 az . !.
and gilt edged bills rscsi''pH
amount of sl,3OO,O0O more. i, .,..,l
AS Mr.. G. b. Farwsll Is vls W. ,
of the Atlas National II ~ !. ~ "a,
ularly supposed that the iln 1a,. = Nd
Farwell G. Co. was heaS,l' ..,y1 n
mono cf the firms paper = i isss,, ~
Il. Farwcll has but an iIiia l'inn ~ n
on deposit in the institution . NM, d.
has about 100000 Loaned to p'e "a y
facturer at Batavia, Ill., 49,. 49, ,s.il, s
Norton Bros, the miieIs, ., wv, IN
week. but its other ac'01A
thought TO be good.
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Washington December 27.-Formal
work on the new tariff bill will be begun
by the ways and means committee Monday,
when the first series of hearings to extend
over twelve days will be held.
Judged by the amount Of correspondence
which has come to the committee on the
subject there is a more widespread interest
in the forthcoming bill than has attached
TO any other revision Of the tariff and the
number OF business men who desire to APP
pear before the committee is unusually
great.
Ihe programme arranged by Chairman
pingley and his colleagues contemplates
resolutions in session from ~ TO o'clock
10 near all the interests which will be on
the ground, with one or two schedules of
the Dill to be covered each day. The rep
IesehtatlNes of every interest will be
Obliged 10 condense their statements. No
allotment of time has been made in ai-
vance to any applicants. but on each day
the committee Will arrange a programme
based on the committees who appear to
speak. Instead of listening to each men,
btr o! tho various delegations the commit.
tee VIII avoid repetitions by asking every
delegation 10 select spokesman TO present
its views.
Several labor organizations have signified
ther intention to make arguments before
the committee in the interest of protection
lor the Industries in which they are work
ers. In addition there Will he representa-
yves OF various commercial bodies as well
aS the usual delegations of manufacturers,
producers Of raw materials and importers
me statement made orally to tine commit
zee as 10 the more valuable of the written
statements submitted will be printed. After
the hearing of outsiders it is probable that
general offlcinls, particularly the apprais-
ers' VIII be called upon for assistance and
expert testimony.
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Not .hc conreaern,r prc.idcnt.

Little Rock, Ark. December 27.--At the
presidential election in November eighty
alN ballots wege cast in Arkansas for jeff
Davis. Since the publication of the Of
ilciai returns number of newspapers in
the East and elsewhere have referred sar-
onsilcnlly 10 this fact and the Arkansas
DELEGATION in Washington have been sub
Jeclcd TO numerous taunta about voting for
r. dead man. The fact OF the matter Il
mai the iEhty-slS VOTES were cast for Hon
jefferson Davis, a prominent lawyer o:
loro county. who was nomlnDtod as ciector
al large on the regular demoor0iic ticket
ard later taken off the ticket when fusion
was effected with the ropuists. From be
ing the leader OF the Lost Cause the JET
isrson Davis voted for In Arkansas is
very live individual.
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Washington Post.

hmtee
% whom omn
W h will he meoa neibn eNatnal
u o whom the collda it
% the geAn
scnm dthnou Iewu
the stalk played
a d ~ ph m um Hannah h shenhm
OF a BY uruplyn n ng herUnt
people but
dng cheat other
m I" 1T "a Sta eepin. Where
n nc h States whci preference
GU in motion It guilt ynnec Its aacp rnvrn
he p o. apoplaa buts
uppns hwnu sate
o e b lice TO he state snlreNnnM
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BANK I'AtI.t RES.

What n tremendous howl would have
gone up al the announcement OF tho fall
ure of tho Illinois National bank II Bryan
had been elected PRESIDENT Evansville
Courier tdcm.l
Those failing banks should have tried
to keep going until Mr. Mckinley got out
Of Chicago. II was n fine reception to o.
tend TO the advance agent OF prosperity :"
Frankfort Crescent tdem).
II Bryan had been elected aud those old
reliable banks had failed what would the
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4 SFEclNEN On HU3ile.s ADvlcg-


ere ii1H'r''-iiy" ohie1 lefe-1 ,o -ie 20.
so1es $50 -Nt h5' OF re = t.-a
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Je iar most pepp'e
Ee ronr - iav .hc go,5.
pay 'oi vfn Is ttr i"p''lto" 70
,a1ts,.,,., ar 'rk 'ary stet~ IL
for adve- r. ~ hll an'T1Qf alton
rs a. ''''F 'pr-ar -i'rrtsr.' ~
'' FFiuiers Ink ia found
'l'p OF The United States
9'4les IN black and the goll
'''.'s ~ "hl-e-tat former GOV.
'n'ras o. 'be area Of thls
''o'eulnR me comment 70 a lying
s,.t-' wa ,''' 9aN Francisco Arronalt.
N'F 1--WE states fer Mckinley
n'SAh' ma asserting that
=, -. az 'Ne "e@lih and intelligence
,n.. ''''1 were on me eide Of MoKiu
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On the winning Side Once.

bridgeport Herald
AT last the Dallas News has found one
'hing II advocated has met popular ap.
prevail ia Texas The News says that II
sd'iset the pople 70 defeat the amend
m"ht 10 the constitution for the Invest
ment Of the scnool fund and II failed TO
Gerry u rs gratifying to know that the
lnfaanrn.
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London, December T-A0l' a., An
been firm, with a continued ,'I AN.
for gold from Germany eD' 4. 10,
stock exchange business wa a.. :, ~
possible. prices being sene'a' y, Am
eirners were firm. spanish pm, ,sa ssi
showed rise of ~, On ~ busass
For the American mar ssss irodst
ing put a sudden STOP ~ ~, , % De :
ment which had comnienas,a,i1i eultis =
appearance of the Cuban hs,,s s'' Than 4 he
closed from "a TO | better ''
rirnine Of the week
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customers with wheat and corn and cotton
TO exchange for goods. wares and rnc-chais'
disc should be abandoned, This is spec.
linen Of the value Of the advice 10 aavcr'
tiscrs and business men which this camel
date for their favor furnishes HsK 81 the
domestic commerce Of the Cnited States
should be coute.np.uousiy ignored by EAst-
ern business men and advertisers Isn't
tina, an intelligent piece Of work for sn ad-
vertis.ng medium? How the value az this
precious publication must commend iiselt
to the shTesd business man Who hss long
since learned to esche~ politics tn seesins
trade.
Suppose the Ess, should cease to try 10
do business with the South and West'
Where wcni3 The wheat Of the nskcths snd
Nebraska and the cora Of Kansas and The
middle West ana the cotton Of Tho South,
90, UnqneSticnsnly in direct line 10
Southern ports and TO England and Europe,
where II would Re exchanged Tor the goods
ana manufactures Q. Hose countries. o. In
retaliation she food ana cotton product.
would - held a; hume and an Industrial
development We forced IN self defense upon
;he South ard West resulting in tAsir
slnAciAi Independence Q, the East. And Ii
the meantime TIE East woTl5 e. hungry
or nay tempting 7r7ccs FOR whA; 81 get
No, ihs lime VIII never arrive in tAis
soart-r vhen politics VIII control business
-vi8,snzs Americans are not collection
q business iaiets--if a stray iaiot is found
aov aas sAeu giving advice TO advertisers
,.zsssa u political prs3uaicss
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IiailetgYile Herald The Sunday oditions
Of The Houston Post are getting 10 DO
enormous AFFAIR.". Texas should be proud
or he Post. /, is TO ,hls state what the
great Constitution is TO Georgia, what the
Courier journal is ~ Kentucky. what Inc
World aud Herald are 10 New York. Great
lB Texas and her OF
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Cincinnati, December !. .,r,r.ti,1
c,a, Tribune says; The inausl =. i,
hat Major Mckinley WI we, ~
will he American clear ss,Iy for Tie q.
viii be woven especis,,,, ,,,,,r,rs ean7sa,
by Ei'' the Hickman =, sinsIs ses.il'
suit suit y when woven ne :, 'cigis,slass =
S ,A ,.s ~s .st VII 'a'' 6 +. !, y, a r..
, Is aers on this subject.
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The proud ana hsughty daughter OF !.
nulii-miliGuaire
Arose, ana ~ he glosmins went through
hcr sock with care.
kfbe found = diamond necklaces a decd f,r
western land
And several blocks Of railroad stocks feU
IN her dainty hand 80
But stu she polIted Ia disRust and starts.,
TO dsmur--
She hsa s1pec.ss hsr papa 10 buy q duke
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THE TEXAS PAPERS.


: the Rrasos Pilot
: The Alice Soho has Srcn enlarged sni
2 otherwise improved.
$ The Orange Leader remarks:
Those NeTsoln lumbcrmon esme South
- sec The yellow pine lumhrr manufsc.
tories ana returned home without wishing
southeast TeNss. They eoi within ias, set
, mflns ns what they were iookias .oc
The Bastrop Peoples rAlrer takes aore-
! tGl view;
We are never without blessings
When peesns fail VIC have posSGrs, and
wbsn the nasst fails, vte hSve turnlps-
The Sherman Register wants congress 10
DO something u SAYS
The metropolitan newspapers are devo,-
Ing columns 10 John l., Snllivaa's whisseTs.
as congress VIII not rccosaiae CnhA- le, r
pass resolution regarding sullivan .
whiskcrs.
The orsutS Leader is satisfied With she
climate n Texas. The Leader remarks
"a is lRcly tAs; some az those Northern
folSs who IAN about the beautiful snow
would l''Se 70 smell. Some Soatheas. Texas
roses aAnni nov.
The Aransss pRss Beacon sin cl.nss 80
tbs hare o. deep water sot Arkansas Pass 1t
encourages It's readers with The follow ing.
We believe tA&t The existing contract be
tween sAe HSraor company aud Colonel
/ Go9ayeAl. hacked as it is by Professor
! Asupt. VIII secure deep water and grand
4 results al Arkansas rass Let The peonie ot
I HocRpor;, who bsve dona 50 much and
1 waited So long foT results take fresh rour-
/ Az, FOR The tine Of sheir material! redcnq-
/ flon Is drawing gsgh ana viii come sooner
than mos, people expect
! The Beaumont Journal fails 10 appreciate
the kind q confidence restored It says;
The restoration OF confidence, which was
p-esuua NJ to cor9e ia simultaneously with
ihe eieciicr ~ Mckinley. seems 20 be rath-
r. hard on banks 20 say nothing Of various
mercantile ana Industrial Institutions.
The Rorkpor, New Era now greets its
reaaers with eight pages Of live, newsy
uGtier.
The Paris News doesn't boast of the warm
weather at his seAson Il says:
This is the season Of the year that many
q tie Texas papers are wont 10 expaiate
on the fact that tine North Is embraced In
al ies sheet while the traveller along the
public roads in this section is almost SUI
.oraied with the rich fragrance Of peren.
Nal flowers. In proving the balminess Of
The Southern atmosphere some Of these pa
3ers prove 700 much aad are liable 10 create
INC Impression that Texas is he natural
home Ct rniasma yellow fever. etc. The
frosts OF winter are necessary To Kill out
ihc wala-lal germs, and the News indig- |
nautly denies hat this part Of Texas, at |
least IS q perpetual flower garden
The Yoakum Times speaks Of the small
poT claim of its town against the state:
The Times is pleased to learn that the
city is going TO take steps to collect that
smallpox claim owed by the State. The
claim is just one AMI the coming ses-
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THE LITERARY

The n
Sons Son. is described eae' 4, Kings d..
n nel, illustrated ar, !" a. lr4.s
,,o is Louise seymn ' 'aausp
the, the leading spiri ts % ne =, Hoan.
s soa'1 rna portraits Of u y, 'ae orss,
Foitarl, paper n1ve Views
A AFEEn M,awr college IL .h T., 9uiaSsss m /
lean t'ilita article Of No Ina / insll
i eflor yio Illustrated 'M a., cSolless
, TOMAS l.. Rosserr n ne. hailains'
,'c.e on "Pergona, eontrihaiss
Lee and thero natts ~ 4
D ,..,,,n the Rhine "ere Papers I,
III" ~ w Sajhl,i,ip , lsl annss.E ;syptl
''ea' al splea1
The current nunh.-
cell"nd maintains the hip 4 a a. lAs|
t ,po, that has s ISa .s',asl
i i'ies journal rna. both in l1D, ss.s
now running on q" luz series u b
F i1rreeasts ss, ih,g can no, ss 90 b 4
iha eI 1a IN dress. Tbeev e cry Ole M
nlhation OF cojnr.s sleeves, III, XVII
dr ire ssyu :, + is of ,ba .' "a, aisa ~,
he N. in,8.eeFs and snna maj N
N'neieeoo,,,sf- Bronghion Ua hAsI
-'''e'ecn'h street. Nav 2SnJpss
John 3. NIcMasteIr's -,
, a,rya Of Social Betternsnalt'as !. q
Aslantie' gives many In,s,.a 'asid
I,arn that the sreat.rrasss'ii shs
81 us were men who nay. u
usrse OF 7. their lives u,os ne
or ga axe Sc stamp, or hearrsSS hssA
rusIn"ssa pane OF glass w q
,,,.i was done ,,nSss slr
,,iios. 20 AIRY a bushsi ~ IN: t35}
'ni'eS by land cost ss.so. = s''lSs
.1o The December ,,''1. issue 81 d. NJ.
, ,Soi publishes a very ia, M NJ
T 1',at was read before The c.as'
WIZ . 90 10 ct The {, Teacher 4, Va. Y. 4
If I ~, and Town SchoovIs' , W I'D
ny g. a. Jameson OF FS., ssi.cdtsi :
NAN, ,muny other valuable co ,n;onn MI
NUMBER. and the dana ,,y,una.rleu1ons n
teac hers. Hueh inioima,s1
n. Ihe new sertals in St. SIcs.,,, I,
Wen past the opening ch,ns.s =
lamar, ,'a., number Master sty',,, Y 4
l,1 hero of John Bsnns,,'. :.
,'ID time, goes to cor.' NJ
meets -. the lord admral,s play, r'',
i "a, Three solder," in N, , ss.,,-
l'al' VINO were left al q s' sr, ,S q a
. niouIHtain-top, receive ,Sss . ~. sa'sl
IiiS dispatches. that co,o, ,s.i w
ives. "A Boy Knew nv bv msli \
ION, proves TO be very ,n,;oh ,I ny
ol ,Ibiay although he lived h tx s. .,e
~ the middle Of the centi,ry ~ Z.
NeW Years calls III bis hss; ~ ~
,ie piaNs fireman with asssbsr as Il.
mad the fehcity Of oWrlnv I =. "
met. The Tue Story :, NJ. III " I.
as told for the boys a. tossr 49, 2. I
BROOKS. shows how The pro, III * "
t ,, went hunting on an sIsu ,tl y
unisslvo gold trappings, and a,ss sSs
Iallel falcons. eagles and leon, ,r,; :
snort stories Of the number an X
girls. "'sNNaAs n'N
Tho A. NJ. 2. Church Reyisv i, !,
oellent religious magazine puhlsAta ,
tei'ly at 6Si Pine street, ph,adsl,Aa
contributors are among I'M AIM. 4,
men in the United States AM ~
It's articles are worthy Of close ~
Y. r. Healing. A. NJ. b eiHo, q
Review. "
Mrs. Mary c. Robbins. IA hx ssAl
"Park-maklng es a Naaoral An 4
January Atlantic, suggests tn pSs
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Williamson County Sun.
The GNl-Dal News "a IN eclipse. Tho
Memphis Commercial Appeal has seen its
hand and gave It one better Il pronounces
Grover Cleveland tho greatest president
since Washington's time Shades Of Thorn.
90 Jefferson and Andrew Jackson defend
ug
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charging them with being two of the four
men engaged in the affair. They were ar
rested by Constablos Duncan and Montgom-
cry and gave bond TO appear before the JUS
tice on the 26th instant.
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TIE Dispatches tA1l as that negro man
la Georgia kllcs well known Young
white rnnr who WIS attempting % take
l.rerIies VITA 7he nHcro's wife. This :
an a. sssal occrrsence. Algs Il ought 10 Ne
5aaeci .Xac:v as s; wogid he were she
g.e-tieS rnacernad I'll vhi:s The negro
phc attempts @ 1asen5 the Female mem
t,ei-s ~ his houSs hcla ara,1st outrage Is
crrtiaa no .he Same protection As fhs
white man from thSt Unwrirten Law n ne
S9Elh ;hst holds suiltlcss ths defender
g. home ans family honor When We car
rei ste nagroes az race 90 take higher
raueop-i aD 8. fefnais rirtaa ana the 1en-
sa,ior or s-s de1ense h VIZ he better fer
ba-s vll.tt ana black
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I" - PTresidsnt. " Vice Presidsnt.
q. J. PALMER. Secretary.
En 2 DA E POST. s q q "a cd r1.r'
Semi Weekly Post, 1i2 Coils. per Week.
Entered ct the rostofDce at Houston, Texas
as Sccond Glass Matter.
Subscription by Mail-Dail, and SUNDAY rosf' ose
yoar, 800; six months, Saw tnfce u"nsns
$500; month, 81 90
eunday Post one year 81 80.
Bemi-Weekiy Post tNondays and Thursdaysl ons
year, 81. 90; six months, 800; three months
800; one month. Sl.nu.
Sunday Post, one year. $3.50.
heDi Weekly Post, MONDAYS ana Thufsoays' vre
year, u 40; sig months soc. three fno.top' go
Eastern Business once. AZ Tribune bUiluinsf Wv
York, 4 no s. C. Beckwith Special Agenes. 80.
Western Bnslnes once. .Uv The Rookef!,s Sor
cago, The ). &. Bee with special Agency
O. II. Holland Travelling Auditor . 10,
Now orleans, La, Business Hesdararters ~ -
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Agent.
The Posts Travelling Agen ts- Colonel %. Care!
General Travelling AEen !; WIZ ,. I.no, . ~
Benish, E, IL. Holland and u. u Carey
Special stan commissioners
AT AUSrIN-L. 4. Petit, ofiice IN the
State Capitol Building.
AT DAI,I.AS-James Hays Vaarsas.
At TaALVESTON-J. II. sullivan. eft.ee
In the Evening Tribune BULdi1g.
TELEPHONE NUMBERS.
Editorial, 81. Business. is.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-12-28

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