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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-16
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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-16

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fteigIng ausfubrte.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-16

~ Nv YS$sc "SysS O~O~ Nv'y
ter Barter porau5rinsen bermag, 1T
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in ben Musen ieiner 2anosleute berab-
suisben, inbem fie i'm als Jreuno bon
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= Oberif Wm. s. Bipan bon Nebras=
ia; @eneralanpalt = @eorse s. Wil'
liams bon MaKa9uietts; @eneralpoft-
meifer = Games &. Warbaman bon
MiifIfippi; Observation-Disclosures
patferion bon Colorado; Setretdr
beg SAiern = s. q. Neplanbs bon
Nebaba; 2anbwirtbidaftssS efretdr =
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lima; Sanbels= unb Mrbeitsiefretdr =
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bon MaRaduietts; S9asamtsfefretd,
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%latpare; @eneralanwalt-8. Noea jr.
bon New BORT; @eneralpOfmeifer :
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@rum bon Sto-@arolina; 2~anbmirtb.
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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-16

2isfsrt bic @asseieaiaaft bas po3u
fe pertrassmdbia ge3wungen 1T, 10
tann man meter ni9ts perlangen.
Siebt fe fd i'm Stanbe ben @aspreis
fir Seia3psde gu ermdbigen. 10 Diirbe
fie benz publitum cine grObe Wobltbat
ertpeiien.
Weoer cine Oroinan3 nod bic Hets
fann ben swii9en Der Stabt uno Der
@asaeieaIdaft befebenben Iertrag.
Ffolange bsrielbe erfiiat wiro, umwerfen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-16

oHerirt ieben @ortbeiI fir Sieienieen, tpeI6e
Elm Spar Gorto a%n5ufansen rpiini8en.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-16
Carl 6rcp.
Der neus Ocnerals@ oupcrncar Der britiid,er
Sofaiuipn &anaod.

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Carl @reD babe auf bas ibm anee.
botene Imt bes neutrality-suspicious.
bon &anaba perai9tet unb Der junee
9er5og bon Marlborough, Der S9pie=
gerfobn Wm. &. @a~nberbilts. fone
auf bisfen berporragsnben britii9en
Regierungspoiten berufen perben, 1T
mnmebr benno9 Carl @rep, 2orbs
leutnant bon Nort6umberlanb, gum
1D4iten 8edmten Der Dominion UNI
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-16

bamit gum Radfolser feines Sdpuz
gers, bes auriidtretenOen General
9ouperneurs 2orb Minto, erndnni
tporben.
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unb elm Sobn bes berftorbenen 8ene,
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porlamentarii9en unb politif6en &C.
ben GngIanbs fpielt Carl 9rep ieii
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biente er iih in ben Sabren 1855 UNI
1897 als Na6folger beg fompien Or
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6Drberer Der Semperen5bemeguns UNI
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banbels.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-16

Qapttal $1,O00,000.00
t%teberfbuk : 225,OO0.O0
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-16
@rriff s;baulpirlfrinnsn.

S9aufpielerinnen finb ni9t germ.
alt, aber Tie tperben alt, febr alt fogar.
Sas vSournal bes Sebats" bat fet>
seftent, balm Tranfrei9 t~penisftsns
Die G9aufpielfunit Der @eiunbbeit
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80. 2ebensiubr errei9t Dber iiber>
i9ritten baben, 1T berbGltnibmGbis
fehr grob. Die jiingft ~peritorbene Ma>
RE 2durent mar nit ibren 70 Sabren
bas Reit6dt9en unter ben franSDff9en
Observation-Disclosures. Die Glteite nod
lebenbe frana6Ff4e S6aufpielerin-
natiirli9 lit fie IGn9ft a. o. 1T Srau
Glmee Op-tsque, bic bas respectable
bitter bon 90 Sabren errei4t bat. Srou
9uhon<Pagaa, bic Satin bes friberen
DIRECTORS beg @ranb Sbeotre in Marz
feiae, 1T so Sabre alt. gbenfp alt
1T Mltpine Oubal, bic etnft als Sou=
brette i'm paIais@ ROpal srobe Sriums
pie feierte. Srau grosnier aGblt "a
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Der: nidt mebr gang junsen) 2iinft>
lerinnen barf man ia pobl bic 3abl Der
2enae anseben. 0ie beriibmtete. aner
greifen S4aufpielerinnen uber 1T bic
SO Sabre alte Seritpanet, bic emit IN
ibren 9ofenrolen allen Mdnnern bic
&0pfe perbrebte-lans', lang tf's fer!
-unb nod Dor brei Sabren bramuti>
fhen l1nterri9t ertheilte unb gelesents
li4 uu9 nod IN pripatairteln auftrat.
@egen 8IattIGafea u
@urfen usb Melonen. Sie
Ranten umlsser& 10 bab bic llnterfeite
Der 8ldtter oben liest, bann iberbrauz
len unb nit Sabafsftaub iiberitreuen;
am nd9ften Sag bic Ganfen unb 8Idtz
ter NIT reinem @aKer iiberbrauien unb
tpieber tn bic rt4tise Gage bringen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-16
31rim,rm I'M ffInt.
Mneebarise oes fapaniidjcn &aiicrbaufes tn
Der menoi dlurif dlen 9lrmee.

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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-16

Sn 9oIlon b erf9einen our 3eit
$50 Sagss3eitunsen gesen fiinf I'm
Sabre 1910.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-16
Wrinat ben Waaelt In Oronuna

in eiuer @o6e our6 9rafe'S 9nImetto @iue.
Seine gef1tperoen rHehr na6 orei 3aeeI. =
SeiIt, nm eebeiIt 5u bleiben. YrobefIui6e 1T
fret. tpenn Sbr cure 9loreife an bic 2rlfe Gors
n1uIa Company. Chicago eiufe1oet.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-11-25
Some Complimentary Remarks.
HAVE A TIE GAME AT Upton
4. & K. Boys Put up PIueky Battle,
But Are Not Able to Win,

Neither team scored in the game at
Upton. Iowa, yesterday between the
NJ & ks of this city and the Upton
team. The contest was close and ex-
citing throughout, the Rock Islanders
having the best of the argument, de-
spit, the Upton team averaged Is
pounds heavier. The lineup:
NJ. & K.'s-W. Woods, lie; w. Boag,
1t; Olson. lg; Gardner, C; Linden
struth. RI; Fitzsimmons. TT; Nell, re;
Gro.egut. OBJ; N. Woods. RIB; M. Har-
der. fb: E. Detloff, lib.
Tipton-Wheelan. lie; Johnson. 1t:
Gale, lg; Stroehle, C; Grave, RI; Ian
dee, TT; Peabody. re; Schaeffer. OBJ:
Crane. RIB: H. Farmer, fb; r. Farm.
er, lib.
Referee, Wilson; umpire. L. o.
Swanson; timekeepers. Larson and
Block; time of halves. 20 minutes.
The second team of the 2600's yes
terday defeated the Sixteenth street
Delays IL to 5.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-11-25
AUGUSTANA IN A TIE
Contest Played With Monmouth Re-
suits in a Score Of
and s..

Monmouth, ILL.,, Nov. 25.-Monmouth
and Augustana tied. 6 to 6, in the clos
ing game on the Monmouth gridiron.
Neither scored in the first half. In the
first three minutes of the second half
the visitors made their score. Cowden
made a sensational 20-yard run and
then Clarke was pushed over for a
touchdown. The lineup:
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT |. e.: Clarke,
captain, l. t.: Leclare. !. G.; Cherry. c.;
Hill, T. G.; Pickens, r. t.: Nixon, r e.;
Gardiner, q. b.: McMiilen, |. h. b.; Kyle,
r. h. b.; Cowden, f. b.
Augustana-Oberg. r. e.: Swanson.
r. t.; Neustrom, r. g.; Benson, c.; A.
Johnson. l. g.; Hall, |. t.; Lofgren. |. e.;
E. Johnson. q. b.; Purn, r. h. b.; Eric
johnson. |. h. b.; NJ. Johnson. f. b.
Touchdowns-Swans Clarke. Goals
from touchdown-E. Johnson. Clarke.
Umpire-Wilson. Referee-Bell. Lines
man-Hamilton. Time of halves-3O
minutes.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-11-25
MOLINE WINS A GAME
EngIewood High School 10 Overwheirl.
ingIy Defeated Before Big
Crowd.

Englewood high school was over
whelmed by the Moline high school. at
Moline yesterday before 5000 people.
Score "A too
The Chicago boys were outclassed
by the lighter. but better trained, local
team. Englewood made first down
only twice. and had the ball but G.
short time.
The Moline line was impregnable.
and Englewood's only chance to score
was when White and Merrill broke
around the ends for 80 and 40 yards.
but both times Moline Immediately
held for downs and took the ball. En-
glewood stopped another touchdown by
fine rally in the last half. when it
held Moline a foot from the goal and
took the ball. Immediately sacrificing
two points on a safety for free kick.
The swift. aggressive style of the
Moline boys played the visitors on
their feet, and Moline will claim the
championship of the state for having
defeated Englewood by a larger score
than North Division. c. E. Dietz. for
mer Northwestern star. has coached
the boys. with the assistance of Coach
McCarnack of Chicago. Lineup:
Moline-Hodgson. r. e.: Baas. r. t.:
Dewrose. r. g.; Lindberg. c.; Melin, /.
g.: Albertson. !. l.; Griffin. Dahlheim,
!. e.; Bergin. q. b.; Martinson, r. h. b..
Towndrow. !. h. b.; Hedin, +. b.
Englewood-Hodson F. Stewart. l.
e.; Jameson, !. t.; McMin. l. g.; Ben,
nett. c.: Donovan, r.. g.; Maddigan, r.
l.; Baldwin. T. e.; Patterson, q. b.; Fa.
gin, !. b. b.; White, r. h. b.; Merrill,
(. b.
Referee-McKinley, Illinois. Umpire
-Vandoozer. Northwestern. Time of
halves-25 minutes.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-11-25
SPORTING NOTES
o'keefe and eezensh Fight Draw.

Cincinnati. Ohio. Nov 25.-The Jack
OKeefe-Eugene Bezenah fight was de-
clared draw after Is rounds of the
hottest fistic argument seen in a local
ring in a long time. The visitor made
a pleasing impression. but local sports
were particularly pleased with the bout
because they figured that, although in
the opening rounds the local man
seemed nervous. he had a shade the
better of the grueling towards the
close He outpointed the Chicago man
in the closing rounds and was strong
at the finish. but his blows lacked
steam.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-11-25
FOOTBALL SCORES.

Chicago, Is; Wisconsin. IL.
Nebraska. 16; Illinois, 10.
Minnesota, II; Iowa, o.
Purdue, Sc; NOtre Dame, 0.
Ames. 10; Drake, 0.
Pennsylvania, "a; Cornell. 0.
Carlisle, %; Ohio State, 0.
Kansas, 30: Missouri, 0.
Haskell. AZ; Washington, o.
Lafayette, 40; Lehigh, o.
Ames, 10; Drake. O.
Mitchell university, 10; Bookings
Agricultural college, o.
Millikin, a. Illinois Wesleyan, 0.
Rose Polytechnic, IL; Indiana Nor
NAL, O.
Macomb Normal, 8; Illinois Normal
university, 0.
Iowa State Normal 6; Creighton, 0.
Leland Stanford, SO; Colorado, 0.
Colorado Mining, IA; Denver, 6.
Utah, AZ; Colorado college, 0.
West Virginia. II; Marietta, 0.
Cincinnati, II; Kenyon, 0.
Penn college, 10; Des Moines, 6.
Holy Cross. 112; Springfield Train
ing, 9.
Washburn, %; Ottawa, 4.
Western Pennsylvania, %; Penn
State, 5.
Bethany, Sc; Oklahoma, 9.
Paramount, IS; Friends. 0.
ST. Louis university, AZ; Rush Med
les, O.
South Dakota, 20; Morningside, 5.
LamOlle, 21; Ottawa Indians, o.
Wittenberg, Is; Otterbein, 5.
Dickinson, 10; Washington and JEFF
ferson, 6.
Ohio university,6; Bethany college. 6.
ST. Mary's college, %; Missouri Nor
NAL, 0.
Case, %; Western Reserve, 0.
Kentucky State college, 81; Ken
lucky university, A.
Tennessee, 5; Alabama, 0.
Virginia, II; North Carolina, IL.
Georgia Technical, rs; Cumberland,
0.
Alabama Technical. II; Georgia uni
versity, 5.
Virginia Polytechnic, II; Virginia NJ
l., 5.
Florida, IS; Stetson, 6.
A. & M. college. IS; Clemson col
lege, 0.
South Carolina college, %; w. G L..
Rochester, 16; Tufts, 5.
ST. Johns, IS; Lake Forest, 0.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-11-25

Cronen made the goal and by this
time the enthusiasts from the west
side of the field sent up a shout of
joy.
Brilliant Run by Lift.
Rock Island undaunted. went into
the game harder than before. Dav.
export kicked off, and Ehrhorn punted
20 yards. Davenport punted, and be
fore the ball was caught, a Rock ISL
and player was held. Davenport was
penaliZed Is yards for this offense.
Lift made remarkable run of nearly
so yards, and this was followed by a
gain of 25 yards by Heimbeck. taking
the bail to the 4-yard line. Here Helm
beck was sent over for the third touch
down. and the goal kick by Coleman
made the score Is to C.
The remainder of the game was
largely a punting contest. and at this
Ehrhorn bested Gamble of Davenport.
Davenport punted 40 yards. Rock Isl
and punted 45 yards. and Davenport
punted 25 yards. This last kick was
heeled by Coleman, and an attempt
made to place kick. This failed and
Davenport punted 80 yards. Daven-
port was penalized 5 yards for an Off
side play. Another of Griffith's long
end runs netted Rock Island nearly
40 yards. A tumble sent the ball over
the line, and it was fallen on by a
Davenport player, making the score
20 to 6. The ball was kicked out from
the 25-yard line. and after gains by
Henning and Griffith, Lift punted 40
yards. sending the bail behind the
goal line. The remainder of the game
was devoted to punting. short gains
and another of Grifith's end runs,
which always placed the ball from 20
to As yards nearer the goal. Time
was called. and the score stood, 90 to
6. in Rock Islands favor.
How the Teams Lined Up.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-11-25
FARM UNS0LD FOR 70 YEARS
Hiram Walker Estate in Yuma Bought
by Late Owner From Government.

Next month a large tract of farm
land will be sold which has not
changed hands since the government
disposed of il about 30 years ago. The
property is that of the Hiram Walker
estate in Yuma township which will
be sold at public auction in Deem
her. Hiram Walker came to this coun-
try from the east in the S0's and pur-
chased $50 acres of land from the
government for $1-25 an acre He
later bought 40 acres but sold 1t to his
SON James. leaving $500 TO be divided
among his children at the death of
his wife who passed away less than
year ago. Mr.. Walker left will Civ
ing the farm to his wife during the
life time. after which IL was TO be
equally divided among the children
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-11-25

broken, "a; shoulder dislocated, 81;
leg broken. II; rib broken. IS; nose
broken, 16; arm fractured, IL; hand
broken. 4 skull fractured. 81 knee dis
located. 4; conclusion of spine. G; in
ternal injuries, 5: concussion of brain,
4; hip dislocated, 2; foot broken, 3;
shoulder broken, 2; ankle broken, 2;
unclassified, 154. Total, 296
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-11-25

All the news all the time - TIE
ARGUS.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-11-25
THIRTEEN FOOTBALL DEATHS.

Same Number Of Fatalities This Year
As Last-More Serious Injuries.
Thirteen deaths have resulted from
football this season. The casualty list
is the same as last year. but the num-
ber of serious injuries during the sea-
son just closed will exceed that Of any
year since the introduction of the mod
ern college sport.
Cause of Deaths.-Concussion of
brain, 5; fractured skull, /; internal
injuries, 2; lockjaw, 1 broken neck. 1;
unclassified, 5. Total, Is.
Nature of injuries-Collar bone
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-11-25
L. = Runaway Match.

The marriage of Ethel Madeira Nc
Leay and Fred NJ. Myers in this city
Tuesday evening was in the face OF
the protests of the girls family. She
is 10 and he is 10 years her senior
They reside in Moline. He had been
married before. il is said. and this was
the chief objection that the parents of
the bride had to the match. But it
was a case of love. and the girl leIt
home. and went to live with her uncle
and aunt. Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Cromwell
who assisted the couple in carrying out
their plans. They were married by
Rev. r B. Williams at the parsonage
of the First Methodist church. and
were attended by Mr.. and Mrs Crom-
we'll Myers formerly boarded with
his wife's parents.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-11-25
East Des Moline. Defeated.

East Des Moines high school. the
toughest proposition that Rock Island
high school has met this year and the
champions of Iowa, met a bad defeat
at the hands of the Lincoln, Neb.. high
school Wednesday for the Nebraska
Iowa championship. The score was
"a to 8.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-11-25
How the Team. Lined Up.
Minor Games.

The Young West Ends PLAYED and
won from the Twelfth Street Strollers
yesterday. &c to o. Manager Miller
Of the winners states his team has
played and won IL games this season.
losing none. He claims the champion
ship for the city among the teams of
youngsters weighing not over 105
pounds.
The Longviews and the 2600's play
ed yesterday morning at the old ball
park each side scoring once and the
game ending in a tie 5 to B
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-11-25
Verdict for Miss johnson.

The jury in the county court in the
case of Miss Louisa Johnson against
the estate of William III. Chase. of Mo
line. yesterday morning returned a YER
dict allowing the plaintiff $3.50 as re-
muneration for care given Mr.. Chase in
his last illness She sued TO recover
$3.50.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-11-25
Holiday Dates at Home.

President Holland Of the Three-Eye
league has sent letters to- the directors
of the eight clubs requesting them to
select the holiday dates that they wish
to play at home and hand them in as
soon As possible so that a schedule
may be made up for the coming sea
son.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-07-12
CHICKENS
CURED HIS
INSANITY

Eldora, Ia, July l2-Gven the charge
OF the chicken raising industry OF the
Clarinda. Iowa. hospital for the insane. a
patient named William Miller has now
become completely cured and discharged
without a parole.
The patient was sent 70 Clarinda about
six years ago. He was violent and mani
tested homicidal and suicidal tendencies,
having the hallucination that some per-
son was continually shadowing him 70
kill him, and in consequence was regard
ed as one OF the worst cases at Clarinda
and as an incurable.
During one OF his lucid intervals Mil
Ter was taken by an attendant 10 the
big poultry house, where are kept num-
ber OF incubators. Miller begged leave
10 have charge OF the work OF looking
after the incubators and was told that he
could not be trusted and that IL was
feared than he might make his escape.
The maniac promised 10 work hard and
not run away, II permitted 10 remain with
the chickens.
This happened three years ago and Mil
ler became so attentive 10 the poultry
and watched after his work so carefully
that for nearly two years he has been
the boss chicken raiser OF the hospital and
now has been discharged as cured. Until
he got interested in the chicken business
Miller was the craziest man I'm the in
stitution.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-07-12
WRONG TRACK
Had to Switch.

Even the most careful person is apt TO
get on the wrong track regarding food
sometimes and has to switch over.
When the right food is selected the host
OF ails that come from improper food
and drink disappear. even where the trou-
Bile has been OF lifelong standing
From a child i was never strong and
had a caprieious appetite and was al
lowed TO eat whatever l fancied-rich
cake. highly seasoned food, hot biscuit
etc.--so IL was not surprising that my di-
gestion was soon out OF order and at the
age OF twenty-three was on the verge OF
nervous prostration. had no appetite
aud as / had been losing strength tbe-
cause / didn't get nourishment In my
daily food 10 repair the wear and tear on
the body and brnin) / had no reserve
force 10 fall back on, lost flesh rapidly
and no medicine helped me.
Then it was wise physician ordered
Grape Nuts and cream and saw to IL that
l gave this food new TO mel a proper
trial and IL showed he knew what he was
about because I got better by bounds
from the very first. That was In the sum
mer arh by winter was I'm better health
than ever before I'm my life. had gained
4 flesh and weight and felt like a new
person altogether I'm mind as well as body.
all due 20 nourishing and completely d.
gestible food. Grape~Nuts.
This happened three years ago and
never since then have had any but per-
feet health for stick 70 my Grape Nuts
FOOD and cream and stlll think Il delic-
ious. I eat Il every day I never tire
OF this food and can enjoy saucer OF
Grape-Nuts and cream when nothing else
satisfies my appetite and It's surprising
how sustained and strong a small saucer
ful will make one feel for hours" Name
given by Postum Co, Battle Greek. Mich.
True food that carries one along and
there's reason" Grape-Nuts 10 days
proves big thlngs
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