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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-23
JAIL FULL Of n0b LEADERS
The Many Cases Which Have Been
Brought Up viii Require Courts q
Long Time In HearinS-one Per-
son Charged With Murder-various
Charges Against Others.
(By Associated Press)

SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,. Aug. o.
Twenty more indictments. making
fifty all told In connection with the
riots were returned by the special
grand jury of Sangamon county late
today.
The latest batch OF accusations In
cludes five indictments against
Thomas Marshall. and 12 other ne.
groes, whom he is accused Of having
led in murderous assault upon
ty treasurer's Office. Doe has been
lowering between life and death for
a week. "
The negroes are charged with hav.
ing committed assault with intent tn
kill, upon Doe. In addition they are
accused OF assault with deadly weap-
on upon John Waiting. white citi-
zen who was shot ut Fourteenth and
Mason streets in the Friday night
riot last week.
Three pain cases OF assaVt and
battery, registered son the complains
of citizens who were knocked down
and beaten by the negroes. were
also recorded.
day are against whites. and are has
ed upon the destruction and looting
of Loper's restaurant in the heart Of
the business section Of the city.
Three of these are for alleged burg.
larry and larceny, two for the de-
struction or effacment Of the estab-
lishment or the building In which II
was situated and the remaiHdef
merely for rioting. This was the thfrd
successive day on which the grand
jury had returned indictments
against the alleged rioters and tnef
leaders. g. -
Thus far. however. only one person.
Abraham Raymor. stands accused OF
murder, he having been charged With
completely In the lynching OF VIII
liam Donnegan. -,
About thirty-hve men are in jan
awaiting the disposition Of the1
cases by the grand jury. Several o.
those indicted today have not been
unprecedented As yet -.
After today's returns the GAne
Jury adjourned until Monday. T0us
far nifty indictments have been. r.
turned against IS persons. Tonient
for the first time since the riotln8
the stores were allowed to keep
their doors open after s O'Clock. Ins
streets we're crowded early IN ne
evening. but there was no sssn 2.
disorder. The only ,establtshmeats
which are still feeling the eaects q
/! the riots are the saloons.
Mayor Reece, 1 has made no ~
Inounceuyent as ID whes1 they Win oo
allowed to resume business. but td u
thought that permission Will be give
next Monday or Tuesday.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-23
lIGHTSHR READY FOR
LONG CRUIGE TO PACIFIC
Will Practically Follow the Same
Course Taken by the eattiesh'p
Fleet to Seattle, Wash.
(By Associated Press).

NEW YORK, Aug. 22.-Lyins on
Tompkinsville. Staten island, are
three new lights hips which the gov
ernmcnt rs about to sen" AROUND
through the straits Of Nagcilen tn
Seattle. Wash. for disposition on tho
Pacific coast One is the Relief, the
others a No. IS and No - Tn"
VOYAGE Of the beats is much mere al
a risk tnan the recent trip Of the ha'-
,,lcship fleet. bccarse while the light
sbips go under their own steam. they
are no; built for crui:inE and the en-
zines are virtually but auxiliary ones.
The ships will have 10 stop and coal
al half dozen places. The fleet VIII
leave September ! with three tenders
and ;hc first stop will bC at Port"
RHO, Then will follow stops al the
Ea-hahocs. PFrramburo. Brazil. Mon
t.yidro. Argentina. CaIao Peru. and
some Mexican ports on the Pacific
siIC. The trip wiiI take a;""t 10
DAYS The Passage e tive rats ri
Magellan j.. ON the other hand. Ia"
most dangerous paTt Il thC voyage
and this viii! bc accomplished In day
Eight. the Fghiship. anChrrirS At
nisht. AbuU' two hundred s'"kcrS
and fircmcn will go with the feet.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-23
DISCIPLINE MUST Be ENFORCED
Rinsleaders in Case Dismissed While
Others Will be Deprived Of Prive-
leges and Pay and Must Go Back
One Year for Their Franks is the
Order.
(By associated P-ess.1

WASHINGTON. D. G.. Aug. 22.-An-
n.unctmrnt was made today by Sec
r~tary Ct War Wright that his rcco-
nIneahati0 for the punislim, mt of TIE
eight West Point cadets suspended
from the military academy for faz!ns
has been approved by President RooSc-
welt.
The order to h" issued by Secretary
Wright based rpcn the Presidents ap-
prevail will dismiss from III" academy
ihe two first, claSSm"n under suspch-
-ion, William r. Rossel, j.. son
Of sColonI William T. RosScll, of the
,ngincer corps Of TIE army and Harry
G.. Weaver, CT Illinois and the suspen-
SIGN without ray and allowances 1cr
one year of the six members OF IN"
third class. George Washington
Chase. of New York; James A. Giles
pie. of PcnnS! lvania; Byron Qulmby
Jones, CT New York: WiWlIiam Nalir.
VI Virginia; William Wellington. OF
Alabama nd Isaac Spaldins. CT Okla
hOma.
Last Wednesday evening. after
Secretary Wricht had had long con
ference with Colonel Scott. superin'
:endent of the academy the secretary
sent to Pr si;!cnt Roosevelt his rec
commentator Of disposition of the
West Point case. The Pre- silent s
approval OF the recommendation was
received by Secretary Wright today.
In the conference held at Sasam"re
tIill. participated in by the President
Secretary Wright and Colonel Scott
lit was suggested that all Of the "iStt
cadets be suspended from the academy
Cor one year without pay or allow
anccs. That was regarded as ade
uuate punishment for III" ofenSe'
against the law and regulations. com
;nitted by the cadets Superintendent
Scott. however. insisted that the main
ta;nCnce OF discipline at the academy
required even more drastic punish
ment than would h.! contained in an
order of suspension. He pointed out
that the two fir"t classmen wcr" con
fcssedly the ringloadars in the nay
ing and that. being older than the
other men and in sense responsive
for the practices which had grown up
II the acade nv. they ought to L" dealt
with more severely.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-23
GIRL BAlLOONIST HAD
THRhLlNG EXPERIENCE
Was An Amateur and Lost Her
Nerve When Time came to
Drop from Big Bag.
(By Associated Pressj.

DAYTON. OHIO. Aug. 22.-ClinS
ing desperately TO trapcze bar
Miss May Piummer, Of Springfield
Ohio, was lost in the clouds for
three hours today. The girl made "A
balloon ascension. her first aerial eX
perience at a picnic given near here
and was to have made a parachute
drop. The girl lost her nerve when
the balloon had reached the proper
altitude for the drop and was carried
several miles east OF this city. where
she landed in a field.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-23
WOMAN CHAMPION SWIMMER
CROSSES HUDSON FLYER
Says It Was Dead Easy and She Felt
Like Turning Around and
Coming Back.
ORy Associated Press).

TARRYTOWN, y. Y. Aug. T.
Miss Elaine Golding, champion WON
an swimmer of America. uelIat"a
three other fast women swimmers I"
cav in a three mile race acro'S me
Hudson river from Irvington to PIER
mont. swimming the distance in th'
remarkably good time of one h"nr
AMI H. minutes. Her nearest com
pe,itor vas Miss Clara Hurst. tn
Young woman who recently maze
such a splendid showing in the SWIM
ming race from Brooklyn bridge 10
Coney Island. Miss Hurst hniSheu
one minute behind Miss Go!dlnS'
Tho other two. swimmers Miss Else
Thiel and Miss Nellie Duer. finlsheo
in the order named and quite dis
lance being the leader. There was
crowd Of 5000 persons to witness 'he
contest After the race Miss Cora
ing. who appeared to be as fresh as
when she started, said: Il coulo
have turned around and swan back II
was so easy 1t was just aahls
bath
The swimmers were later present
ed with gold medals.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-23
PROMPT ACTION OF PRIEST
SAVED YOUNG MANS LIFE
Boy Wrote to His Father Telling Of
intended Suicide and Father
Quickly Wired Priest.
(By Associated Press)

NEW YORK. Aug. 22-The prompt.
ness OF Father Thomas. OF st. Francis
Na:ief church In answering sum,
mons from Baltimore telling him TO
20 TO the rescue OF a young man who
had announced his intention OF COM
uniting suicide, today saved the life
Of Robert Bogue, OF SAB Para avenue.
baltimore.
Bneue. who had registered at a no.
Cal hotel under an assumed name,
wrote to his father yesterday telling
him Of his determination to end his
life and today put the threat into
execution by swallowing a large guam,
tity of an ether preparation.
Upon receipt of his sons letter.
Bosue senior at once tclegraphed Fa-
Their White arnold friend OF the fami'
ly, who hurried to the hotel. Young
Bogue was found in his room uncon
scious and at once was removed td
the hospital. Heroic measures were
rcsOrtrd TO and the young man was
finally restored TO consciousness. He
will recover.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-23
saQs Ne Never GRATED On us
ma|her For Money
MONEY OBTAINED 81 LOAF
Declares His Bankruptcy Proceedings
Were Brought About Purely As a
Protector for His Legitimate credi-
tors-WiIi Net 60 to Pittsburs.

POTGHkEEPSI " Y. Aug. ~
Harry n Thaw made public today d
statement which is a reply to various
reports regarding his financial deal
ings that have arisen since he filed
his petition in bark Lptcy. TGcw. in
his statement says:
Il am able 20 saw that Statement
attributed TO NJ Srmn!" was not
sure any inquirer thai I have never
|giycn a draft OF any kind upon my
mothe Al my request my business
attorney. Nr. Lyon. obtained Joan
for NE on June IS 1905. from my
mother but tina. is very iiffcren; from
|drasirS upoa her. have not drawn
on her a. any time.
Regarding tho rumar that has somr
uiieriLr prrp"s" in being haaA
rupi. Thaw enters specific denial
His Iaaurs. Colonel T'artlr'i. Mr..
MnrschauyCr aHd Mr.. Peabody. hay"
had rharg~ 81 tho conducf ~ his case
he says. hut they hav" paid no AT,
fcn!SIu 10 his business maSicr'
which wCre in his own hanGs. until
heavy matters. some Of which nc b..
Iioves arr gross oVcrChaTEcs. forced
him 10 protect himself and his Leg
,imai. CREDITORS by making an az
pIicaiion in BANKRUPTCY. The baEN
ruptcy proceeding. he declares. was
no suhfIc gckcInc ~ his .awy"rs.
TbaE saws that n" has no wish :"
90 10 Pi;isburg. as h" bclyt"vCs that
MIR. D'Mara and ~ Governor St"n''
viii protect hts interests. hat " h'a
presence is rcuuir-d his counsel will
add iirir words IN his that r. vii
return. or IL bondsmsn. not NJ
cnur~oI Is u"cdcd hero in P"uGs
k~cy.<ic. h. hss friends who WHl POI
m s. nGn or $40 90. which. h" thinks
Is arnpIc. a. security for riiiz"n
charged with no Grim" whatever ana
actsinod uud~r a cumuIiiuTrn vhhh
no lawyer or authority considers ~
nc legal and constitutional.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-23

AGED MINISTER NULL NOT
MARRY TEN YEAR Old GIRL
Said to be Suffering From Mental
Troubles and VIII be Sent to
Sanitarium Today.
(Bv Associated PreSs).

BALTIMORE. Aug, 22.-Thr intend
cd marriage of Rev. Il. = Fl,Zhu"h,
aged 81 years and IL year old Lulu
Virginia Frazier licen>" authoriZ-
ing which was issued at Elliot CITY.
Md, few days ago, will not tax"
place.
The license is In tn" possession OF
one Of the sons of Mr.. Fitzhough and
will be returned TO the is'Ging Office.
The intended Bridegroom Is sun sui
fcring from the heart attack 10 which
he fell victim shortly after obtaining
the marriage license but Will be re-
moved to a sanitarium tomorrow. two
doctors having examined him at tn"
request of his children and declared
him in need of treatment for mental
trouble.
Li,tl. Miss Frazier will ir few
DAYS be taken lack To her home III
Allrrmarle county. by ON" of tn" men
whose stepmOther Sh" had a mario"
escape from becoming. Rev Mr..
EitZhough. who is a Nirginian. has
been rector OF st. Barnabas Protestant
Episcopal church III Ann" Arunf"i
county not far from this city, for
about three years and members OF MS
family believes that tn" hard work Tor
his parish temporarily unhin@cd ms
mind and that to this is attributed MS
rxprassed intention to marry the en- q
as Mr.. Fitzhush himself stated. 10 IN
sure to her the inheritance OF his
property.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-23
To Report on Convict System.
(By Associated Pressl.

ATLANTA. GA, Aug. 22.-When
the session Of the Georgia legisla.
ture meets on Tuesday to consider
the convict question. the full report
OF the full report Of the committee
which has been making an inve 'tiga
ton of the rumors which have sprung
up In connection with the system
will be made. The committee Is now
discussing the features OF It's report
The principal questions upon which
the members are divided relate tr
the responsibility Of the prison com
mission and the liability OF convict
lessees who have ignored the terms
Of their contracts with the state.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-23
STRIKERS ARRESTED At PICNIC
Hundreds Of Deputies o" Hand to Take
Them In.
m AcSnciatad prpSS1

BIRMINGHAM. ALA. Aug. 22.-An
immense picnic and barbecue given at
the Fulton Springs. near BirmihS-
ham this afternoon resolved Itself III
TO a general meeting fer the extension
of sympathy to the striking miners OF
The district. over 3.009 were present
and a numl.r Of the speakers were ar
rested for inGcndiary ntterances. Two
hundred guardsmen were on hand as
well as a large squadron or deputies
under Chief Deputy Lncien Brown.
Brown. in rushing forward to arres,
one speaker. jCAlcd woman over
and was put under arrest by 4 con
stable who was present. He was
later arrested again. for disturbing re-
liyious worship bccause ne arrested
preacher for using nrcy language dur
ing prayer. A. fast as che speaker
was arrested taC chairman would cali
upon another and the speaking would
continue As though nothing had occur
rcd.
A.R FARLEY. member Of the min
crs national executive body was III"
chief speaker ard be counselcd tho
men 10 observe the law and stand firm
nv IN union Each of the SPEAKERS
arrested AZ well as Brown was able
10 make bond hefore leaving the
grounds.
All is reported quiet tonight al
though The C'n'ral situation remains
extremely critical.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-23
WOULD CALL EXTRA SESSION
TO CONSIDER TARIFF ISSUE!
Taft Declares He viii Have Revision
Of Tariff Handled by Session Ex-
traordinary II Elected.
OBy Associated Press.

HOT SYRINGE. VA. Aug. 22.-
Just what are Mr.. Tau'S views re,
garding the revision OF The iarif
were Incidentally expressed by him
today. >,
IF elected" he said. q shall call
the Sixty-frst Congress together ID
extraordinary session to revise the
tariff at the very earliest moment.
consider such action to be my obi
CATION under the tariff plank OF the
Republican platform"
Mr.. Rryan's recent tarin speech
has not reached here, and the above
statement was made without refer
ence TO what the Democratic nomi
nee has said on the subject. but II
answer to query as to now MT,
Taft interpreted the Republican tari1
pl3uk
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-23
10 dope Of aaias biahs's Coz
lag Up Before Isvsmba.
THEY WILL mI Ask fo' Iul
Defense viii Probably be Based Upon
the Confession Said to Have Been
Made BY Mrs. Hams to Her Illus
band Before the Murder.
CBy Associated Press.)

NEW YORK, Aug. 22.-AH hope OF
bringing the Hams brothers to a
speedy trial for the killing of vii.
liam f.. Annis, at the Baysidc zach:
Club last Saturday. has been given
up by District Attorney Darrin. OF
Queens county.
John F. Mcintyre. of counsel for
the defense. declaring that he was
making the announcement with tho
concurrence OF Mr.. Darrin, said that
the trial will not begin before th1
middle Of November No attcmpt
will b. made for release on bond In
the meanwhile nor will the Hams
brothers ask for a charge Of venue
al the hearing ncxi Thursday.
They will not waive examination
when arraigncd.
conference will be held tomor'
row regarding plan Of defense aE'l
may be- decided then whether or not
to ask for speedy trial. AZ the
conference held today regarding tha
conduct Of the case The prevailing
scntimcn; favored bssing the the Dc
:cusc on the confession which Mrs
Hains Is alleged 30 have made To her
husband. but which she Gays she was
forced 10 sign.
Mr. Mcintyre said he had no doub'
that he will No abIc IN get that state,
mcuf before a jury.
Counsel TOR the accused bFo'hcrs
are no, in a mood To make overturcs
20 Mrs. Hams or obtain her assist
ancc a; the trial. They hold tnat u
called upon she will he ccmpcIcd !"
repeat IN court What she has said IN
this alleged confession.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-23
CATFISH IN 4 TRAP.
q. L. Chapman 10 Surprised 70 Fses
Fish Ten Feet From Crest

ASHLAND. VA, Aug. 12.-B. z.
Chairman. who lives on Machuao
creek. Hanover county, Is one 81 u
most expert steel trappers n th1s pest
Of the State.
Had he lived lin the time wnea to
land tecmed with fur-bearing Antuase
he world have made . second 49,.
He has caught in the last SIX moetee
in traps set on the creek three foxes
two grays and one red: one oftss. -
minks. ten raccoons. three opossaue.
f;y,, skuuks. one large turtle. for
skiIpots and a few mornings ago sosse
a large catfish in his trap.
The trap was ten feet or more IT,
the creek. in marsh grass. wRhose
water enough to swim . tadpose.
He though; some Of his netehooss
might have been trying to pay
Joke On him. vet he could and no ssess
Of footprints. and he feels sure 10 -
knew where this trap was sct-
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-23
aiehmoad Man ArrssteA
(By Aosoeisoo1 PraO-y

DETROIT, MICH Aug. 22.-Prsnk-
lin I. Pishion, Of Richmond. Va soe-
merry Of Menomincc, Mich- vas ~
rested here yesterday. charged vrn
securing by false pectcnscs the en-
dorscmcut of t~o checks smounssng
70 s,2s I'd drawn on . hank -
RJchmond. The complaint sss 49,
by Norman Roos. . manu'acsuE
Berlin. Ont. lie made On o3Jccs
aSains, bcing taken across tne 49, 49,
and was locked up at Wssdsos. -.
Roos stated that Pishs0n SaI
cisinoa 10 have the 0nsncta, ssPy
of Russell A. Aiser, Of petroM
the a-rcs; followed . coeseseess
tween Rcos and A1ger.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-23
Murderer Gets 70 Years.
Rv Associated Press.

hSiiEvH.LE. y. C.. Aug. Con
yic:cd n the murder nj his wife IN
February last J. r Randall. of Mad
ison county. was to-day ioUnh sni',H
nf murder IN tho SECOND d"gr"" IN
the Superior Court and s'ni"nc"d y"
thirteen years in The pcaiicn iary.
EandaIrs Plea was irsan!iy.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-23
ss.,lesh.o Discussion En5s.

NEWPORT l.. Aug. 22.-Thc
I.atiIc>h,p discT>~:nn which has boon
hold AZ. the uarAI var college for hVc
weeks cam" ~ N end today. tn"
conference r,H IT when completed
will bc fnrwa:,I'd to tho navy depart
mcuf
Thu naval VIZ college c"n'"r'n c"
which was itr". -upjcd 90 allow IN"
Officers atf"rc'uc tn take in IN" Dis.
cuyrirn ~ ~. li;lCshtp plans Will
now Z" r"Sum"'
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-23
Midshipnen Arrive.

NORFOLK. W. Aug. GIN"
United States naval midshipmcn' s
practice sruadr n composed ~ the
cruisers OIvmp.,. Chicago. Hartford
sro The rloni'rr~ N"varda and AEkan-
sas .rrivCd in Hampton Roads to-day
from tho Nv England coast. They
viii -,maiu in 70 roads until Sept |
and then r.furn 10 Annapolis.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-23
Boys Drowned by cioGobors's.
lRv NgSnciafcd pressD

prrEEI,p OIiIO. huZ. 2L-Cl""d
buryts in III" ,r~tni'y Of Flor nr" q"
day ;rars.rr-.H OAK. Chandl'r ard
Sank ,r.-.ks iu'r 4 series NJ '"rr"ui =
that vrrc ". rtuG through Fl"r''n'"
and yinsiuirs 1yiuE ruin in ih"i-
val. Tho damage - cNr"~'ch 70
aggregate So 1850 Two bnys w"r"
drowned in N Ecrsind mining diS-
tricf.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-23
Young ccsi Miners Meet.

KNOXVILLE. TENN. NHE. 2 80
Tho annual ccuf~r"ur" vi NnHr=
coal miners and or"raiura of IHsirict
No 70 vas conciudcd h"F" to-day toi
loved an axrr~m"ui on Wag" Sca'''~
rrae, tho agreement r"H"hcd M
wage scaIe of Tho past var s"I con
tipuc in effect two yCarS.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-23
100000 Raised for ceun, Zeppelin.

BERLIN. Aug. 22.-Thc Juno Sh'ch
sas started when Count Zcppciin
airship No. was destroyed bear
Stuttgart. on August Fh. to eusbiS
him 20 buiid another siTship and con
,iuuc his experiments in AERIAL nav''
cation. bas nov reached tyoo,ees.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-23

.Continucd on Third Pasc)
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-23

rou.inucd 90 Third fascD
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-01-31
REMOVE THE CAUSE.
How to Remedy Much of the Suf-
fering I'm PendletOn.

There is hardly family In Pendle'
ton where there are not one or more
members who suffer at times from
the effects of a weak stomach.
1t may be that this occurs only af-
ter eating some food that does not
agree, or because of supper late at
night or it may be that the stomach
is so week that scarcely any food can
be eaten without pain and distress.
The only way to treat condition
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Get well and strong by using Mi
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Miona to overcome.
Tallman & Co. sell it under an alb
absolute guarantee to refund the
money unless II cures. 50-cent
box lasts for a couple of weeks, and
will do more real good than dozen
boxes of the ordinary digestive tab
let's
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-01-31
HUGHES TO state Attitude.

New York, Jan. 31.-Members of
the republican clubs committee of 25
to whom Governor Hughes addressed
the letter in which he announced
that he would be willing to become
a candidate for the republican nomi.
nation for president, have completed
preparations for tonights reception.
Governor Hughes has promised to
make such further statement as may
be appropriate" and will likely take
of the opportunity to make
plain his attitude on some of the more
important national issues upon which
the campaign is likely to be fought.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-01-31

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eases of women. Judd building, cor
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phone, main 72. X-Ray and Electro
Therapeutics.
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Ontnrrh Cannot Be Cured

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