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Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-11-12
Overconhdence,

"Your opponent says he can win in
a walk" said the campaigner. WELL"
replied Senator Sorghum, 'let US en-
courage that idea. II We can per
suads him to hold himself down to a
walk. maybe I can get up = burst of
speed that will beat him"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-11-12
Mrs. l.. NJ. Webb. 90 White

Mrs. l.. M. Webb. SO White St.,
Danbury, Conn, says:-"We have
been using Foley Kidney Pills in our
family the last few weeks and they
certainly have done everything
claimed for them. They have made
two complete cures right In our home
and we are very pleased to recon-
mend Foley Kidney Pills"
For Sale by all Druggists.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-11-12
a,way. the sa,est Road.

Though sometimes what Ia called
"a happy hit may be made by a bold
venture, the common halfway or
steady Industry and application is the
only safe road to travel-Samuet
Smiles. -
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-11-12
He Was Out.

Customer-"I wish you'd show ms
the thinnAst thing you have in q blue
serge sui" Floor Walker-"I would
with pleasure, sir. but he's out to
lunch Just now.'--Judge.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-11-12
Round Robin,

Derived from two French words
meaning round and ribbon, q form OF
signing 4 petition OF grievance by ar
ranging the names In a circular form
and was first used by certain officers
of the French government.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-11-12

A big job done in one day was due
to Lauer's Cold Tablets. They are
safe, sure and speedy. 25c. Lauer
Drug Co. 10-l7,11-l2,12-5,31
Omaha daily bee., 1912-07-01
Eight Thousand Out
in the Strike Called
by Seamen' s Union

NEW YORK, June 30.--Leaders tonight
estimated that 1000 sailors and 1000 fire
men were on strike in this port and that
1000 men were out at Boston, Philade-
phia, Galveston and Norfolk.
An officer of the Marine Fremen's
union said number of the steamship
companies had sisned an agreement to in
crease wages and recognize the ssunicsi.
The brnnt Of the strike, however. Is still
directed against big coastwise lines whose
officials have refused to grant the de-
mands. ., ef r,
NEW ORLEANS, June 30.-The steam
ship Antilles of the Southern Pacific
Steamship company, bound for New York
with between $50 and IFS passengers
aboard, was held up tnYs afternoon in the
Mississippi river just off Jackson bar
racks by the strike of firemen, coal pass
ers, tenders and oilers.
The Parismina of the United Fruit COM
pany was also held up in the river by a
strike movement.
A settlement was reached tonight be-
tween the United Fruit company and the
strikers among the crew of the steamer
Parismina and the ship sailed for Colon
at 10 o'clock, The strikers were given an
increase of IS a month In wages and
granted other concessions.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-07-01
FARMERS PROTEST AGAINST
RAISE IN TELEPHONE RATES

LINCOLN, Neb., June 3O.-(Special. )-
The Northeast Lancaster County Farm
ers' club held its monthly meeting at e.
Samuelson's place last Thursday and
very interesting program was rendered.
Among the various subjects discussed
was that of the present telephone aues
ton as to the raise In rates. The dis.
cussion was very spirited and an organ /.
ization was started anc money raised
for the purpose of demonstrating against
any raise In rates. w. B. Cook OF
Waverly was elected president: M. M.
Malone Of Havelock, treasurer, and H. c
Luckey, Of University Place. secretary
and acting attorney for the organization
1T is probable that mass meeting will
be called in the near future to meet at
Havelock or some other convenient place
to get all telephone patrons in Lancaster
county, both from the country and the
villages, interested in the movement and
to take united stand in the matter
Omaha daily bee., 1912-07-01
Two Hundred Turks
Killed in Battle

ROME, June 90.-Another severe battle
at Tripoli on June 2S is described in an
official dispatch received here tonight.
According to the message a whole divis-
ion attacked the heights Of Sidi Said
and neighboring positions where masses
of Arabs and Turks who had escaped
defeat the previous day were lying in
deep intrenchments reinforced by a
heavy contingent.
All the Italian guns aided the attack
ing party from shore and three warships
bombarded the positions Then two COL
umns advanced for the assault routing
the enemy with repeated bayonet charges.
They occupied the heights upon which
Italian guns were mounted.
The Turks left 200 dead and a large
number of wounded on the field. The
Italian forces captured great quantities
of arms, ammunition and cattle. The
Italian losses totaled ten dead and seven
ty-eight wounded. In the previous engage
ment the Italians lost twenty nine killed.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-07-01
Hackett and Hall
Clay Court Champs

PITTSBURGH. June ao-The owner
ship Of the clay court tennis title In
mems doubles changed hands here today
when H. H. Hackett and w. NJ Hall,
both of New York, defeated ]. H. Wins
ton of Chicago and H. G. Whitehead Of
Norfolk, Va, the former holders. The
score AS, 81, 60, 6-1.
Earlier In the day Hackett and Hall
had beaten q. F. Touchard and r. d.
Little in straight sets, 6-3, GA, 6-1
In the semi-final match of the mixed
doubles, r. N. Williams, jr.. and Miss
Mary Browne of Philadelphia defeated
Miss Lois Moyes of Toronto and Win
Mace of Los Angeles, So, ga. 4
On Monday they will play Miss May
Sutton and F. H. Marris
The mems singles match between R,
N Williams, jr, and G. F. Touchard will
be played Monday morning. The chal-
lenge match between the above named
singles players and Walter F. Hayes Of
Chicago will follow In the afternoon.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-07-01
ARSENIC FOUND IN BODY
OF LATE JULIUS GRAUNKE

MILWAUKEE,, June 0-Following a
chemical test of the organs OF Julius
Graunke. who died on August IL. 1905,
and whose body was exhumed at the in
stance of District Attorney zeabel. Dean
Richard e. w. Summer Of the Medical
School of Marquette university, an
nounced today that large quantities Of
arsenic were found in the liver and kid
neys.
When informed of this fact, District
Attorney Zeabel decided that an inquest
will be held as soon as technical tests can
be completed and that warrant be is
sued charging Mrs. Louise Lindhoff Of
murder Graunke was the first hus-
band of Mrs. Lindhoff, who is held in
Chicago for murder.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-07-01
DUS is BEGUN
ON BALTIMORE
t Forget to Remit" is Tenor Of
kilograms Sent to the
Home Folks.
[OLIDAY SPIRIT EXHAUSTED
Those Who Remain Settle Down to
Dull Routine.
FRUGAL ALTERNATES STAYERS
Dairy Lunches Take Place Of Fine
Hotel Service.
TAMMANY SHOUTERS GO HOME
Gentle Touch Now in Evidence All
Along the Line and Ready Money
is Husbanded with Much
Care.
(0LIDAY SPIRIT EXHAUSTED
Those Who Remain Settle Down to
Dull Routine.
FRUGAL ALTERNATES STAYERs
Dairy Lunches Take Place of Fine
Hotel Service.
TAMMANY sHoUTERs GO HOME

BALTIMORE, o., June S0.-Six days of
holiday spirit of the occasion and today
general exodus Of visitors, rooters,
marching clubs and even delegates took
place.
The enthusiastic visitors who last Tues
day and Wednesday were having per
Efectly lovely" tsne disbursing their
1spending money and talking politics set
tied down alphabetically to the routine Of
the deadlock or hurried homeward with
depleted purses.
Telegraph offices were in great demand
today and many Of the messages were
of the same general trend. They were
addressed to wives and mothers and
brothers and friends and each concluded,
Don. forget to remit
Most of the rooters and delegates had
come to Baltimore prepared financially
for stay that would end, at the latest,
Friday evening. The ready money which
went so freely on Tuesday and Wednes-
. day became very desirable considera-
ftion on Saturday and Sunday, and the
immaculate napery and shining silver Of
the convention hotels-at convention
prices-were largely deserted for the hur-
ried service of the dairy lunch rooms.
The big crowd of Tammany shouters
that accompanied the New York delega-
tion wore out last night and today had
taken its way back to Broadway. The
boosters around the various headquarters
dwindled away.
The gentle touch" was in evidence
all along the line, and many an alternate
who has been. frugal of his resources
will move up into the delegates section
tomorrow to take the place of a home
speeding principal.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-07-01
Prendergast Makes
! Appeal to People

NEW YORK. June SO.-The first step
toward the organization in New York
1 state Of the new party launched In Chi
cago by supporters Of Theodore Roose-
welt was taken today by City Comptroller
William A. Prendergast. Mr.. Prender-
CAST was appointed to represent his state
on the committee formed in Chicago to
organize the new party. He laid the
cause before the people today in an ad-
dress to voters. Provisional organiza-
ton, he says, will be effected without
delay and permanent organization will
follow as quickly as possible. In his
statement Mr.. Prendergast says in part:
II submit this appeal to men Of all
parties and men who have had no
rprevieus political affiliations. In the
name Of the already great number who
have expressed their approval of a new
political party, / ask republicans and
democrats to enroll themselves in defense
Of honesty in political work and the
advocacy Of genuine principles of poll
tical, social and industrial reform.
HIS AcW party Will HOt pt tHe Ic-
suit Of any sudden judgment passed upon
the high handed acts of the republican
national committee and the discreditable
work of the republican national conven-
The acts Of that convention have rendered
1t necessary that new party shall be
formed, but the purpose the new move
ment will serve is one towards which the
hearts Of millions of men have been d.
rected in the last few years.
"A new party is necessity because
SO many have come to realize the hope
lessness of truly efficient and upright
government through the agency of either
Of the old parties, unless they could be
effectually divorced from the sinister con-
troll of those who believe that the power
to take is fitting rule Of life"
Omaha daily bee., 1912-07-01
Crawford County
Republican Ticket

DENISON, Ia, June 30.-(Specal Tele.
gram.l-The Crawford county republican
convention today nominated the follow
ing candidates: Auditor, w. w. Cush-
man; treasurer, ]. B. GIssshurner; clerk,
G. P. Lorenzen; superintendent, Ralph
Hannah; supervisors, Fred Lehman and
Fred Gronau
The state delegation is uninstructed as
to supreme Judge, though majority is
in favor Of the denomination of McClain.
Resolutions endorsing Taft and Sherman
and the national platform were adopted
and the delegates were instructed to use
their votes If necessary in support of
Taft at the state convention.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-07-01
ROOSEVELT Is JUST WAITING
Plans for New Party Held Up by
Democrats Delay.
ORGANIZE IN MASSACHUSETTS,
Two Hundred Republicans Endorse
Colonel as Presider tfaI Candidate
and Change Title yof Progress.
siye Com bination.

M sQY sTER BAY. .Ns,.y.s,J June 3,-="It 4
just game OF piiss In the corner" said
Colonel Roosevelt les night when he heard
OF the days happenings in Baltimore
The colonel had been picknicking all day
and did not know what had been going
on until he returned.
When he was told that William j.
Bryan had declared he would not be q
party to the nomination of candidate
supported by Charles F. Murphy, he
laughed heartily. Az
4 1T is very funny he said. but OF
course" he continued 1T is preposterous
to think of convention In which Bryan
and Ryan, are In good standing. Has
anybody got any idea what that con-
vention is going to DOR
Plans for the formation of the new
party are still being held to await de-
velopments at Baltimore
Il expected to say something definite
a day or two ago." said the colonel. "but
the Baltimore convention Is hanging on
so that we have been delayed"
A report that Ormsby McHarg, who
managed Colonel Roosevelt's recent cam
paign In some of the southern states,
had declined to join the new party was
neither affirmed or denied, Colonel
Roosevelt saying he had heard nothing
OF IT. William L. Ward of West Chester,
he said, had written him mice letter"
explaining why he did not wish to leave
the republican party.
There are good many men who
will take the same view" he said. "but
for every man who leaves us we will
get ten others who were not with us
before"
New Party In Massachusetts.
BOSTON, June 30.--Two hundred re-
publicans who were active for Roose-
velt in the recent campaign, bolted the
republican party at a meeting in Ford
hall tonight and formed "The Progress.
sive Party of Massachusetts,"
The new party takes over the organiza-
tion of the progressive republicans of
which Matthew Hale was chairman.
Colonel Roosevelt was endorsed and a
candidate for president and telegram
was sent informing him Of the action
taken
Charles S. Baxter, chairman of the
Roosevelt delegates-at-large to the re-
publican national convention, headed a
faction which objected to the formation
or the new party, but was overrhled.
Mr.. Baxter expressed himself in favor
or organizing. reform movement within
the republican party and later issued a
public statement embodying his views
Sanders Denies story.
CHATTANOOGA, June 30. - United
States Senator Newell Sanders. one of the
Taft leaders in the pre-convention cam
paign, gave out statement tonight In
which he denounced as untrue the story
that compromise proposition had been
laid before the Roosevelt people by the
Taft leaders at Chicago. Mr.. Sanders
says ne was In every conference of the
Taft men and is emphatic In his state
ment that no compromise proposition was
discussed. He says he believes Gov
ernor Hadley was misquoted by the news
papers and that he does not believe the
governor would have made such a state
ment, when he might have known 1t
was purely fabrication"
Omaha daily bee., 1912-07-01
Boy Ha. Foot Crushed.

TECUMsEH. Neb., June ao-(special)
Linn. the n-year-old son of r. A.
Marshall. living six miles southeast Of
the city, had his foot badly crushed by
getting It caught in a hay rake yester-
day. DR.. C. II. Davies dressed the in
jury and the boy is getting along as
well as could be expected.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-07-01
Denver Motorists
Glide Into Des Moines

DES MONIES, Ia. June 30.-John ard
Telegram.)-A large party Of automo-
bilists from Denver arrived in the city
late this afternoon, and were accom-
panied 10 Cofax by a delegation from
the Greater Des Moines committee. where
they were given dinner. The trip from
Omaha was made without incident and
roads were reported excellent all the
way
Omaha daily bee., 1912-07-01
The Weather

Forecast for Monday:
FOR NEBRASKA-Gradual fair:not
incuh change In temperature.
FOR IOWA-Fair.
FOR SOUTH DAKOTA-Local thunder
showers; slightly lower temperature.
Temperature at Omaha Yesterday.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-07-01

Continued on Second Fage.)
Omaha daily bee., 1912-07-01
Break Not Well Timed.

But Bryan did not want to make the
break at the time 1t occurred have
this on the authority of Judge A. :.
Tibbetts that there were a number ~
the delegation insisting upon voting for
Wilson, notwithstanding the colonels in
structions that they should postpone the
change until later.
The fact is that majority of the dele
CATION had determined to make the
break, even IL Bryan refused to join
them, for at heart they were Wilson
men, although pledged to the speaker
Of the house of representatives.
"I regard as unfortunate that Clark Is
involved In the situation. / do not be-
lieve the speaker is guilty Of lining up
with the Ryans and the Belmonts, but
In view Of all the circumstance and New
York's vote, am inclined to believe
that where there is smoke there must
be fire." said Judge Tibbetts.
Senator Hitchcock, who has been found
voting for Harmon and Clark, is naturally
resentful over Bryan's assumption of COM
plete dominion over the members of the
delegation, and he did not hesitate to talk
out In meeting after the poll had been
Omaha daily bee., 1912-07-01

CONTINUED on Page Two)
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RAINBOW TlNTS.

A raycled rainbow overhead
Lets down TO earth it's varying
thread
Loves blue. Joys and soft be
tween
Hopes shifting light of emerald
sreen-
On either side in deep relief
a crimson pain, a violet grief.
DouIdst thou. amid lIre's varying
hues,
Reach after those. and these re-
fuse?
Know them. where fadelcss glorics
shine
An unseen angc Twists the twinc?
And he thous sure, what tnts
soe-cr
The broken threads on earth may
wear.
1t needs them all that, pure and
bright,
Gods love may weave the perfect
white
Allison Ballard.
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BUILDING FOOD
To BrIng the BabIes Around.


I,rro a,,., ,s'', a''.. l,'i''"ii "''V"!ue l"r a
in,nor,,'n, ~. 'V''6, 'o'"lnE ~ SO
h,iu.. IL a.,.,,,.' 4,'e' ''''' " 'oou 10
49,, "''''''''
wy ''ii'I odp} poA IHteell months
VI" '''U "'uiii MA theh came brain
'T'V'' ana no sooner had ne got over
,"eSe i'all ne began to cut teeth and,
p'H'G So weak ne was frequently
- I'N u mo commissions, says a
oIo'doo iholuef
Qo'l0ed 4 change might help, 80
,W0N ,,',. 'liI" 20 hal'sd8 : NY lor visit.
w men we goi there be was SO very
weak "heh ne would cry he would
SINK away ana seemed like he would
dle.
Nhen reached my sisters home
S"' sdld Immediately thH We must
,'ea hlm Grape- nuts and although
lau never used the food, We got some
ana or a lew days Just gave bim the
Iulcc "' Didpe-\uts ana milk He got
stronger 30 quickly we were soon
i'eding hlln the Grate+Nuts itself and
IA "onaefluliN short time he fat
tened right up and became strong aud
Wen
n'l showed me something worth
N"V"i'G anu Wh"h iater ON my littIe
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union station, spent Sunday with
his parents in Arkansas City.
judge y. L. sharp. mayor Of Nor
man, is here 10 attend the meeting
Of The K, Of r. Grand Lodge. The
judge was an early day Guthrie
citizen
Past Grand Chancellor II. aG
Beard, of Sapupa, came in this
morning.
BIZ Walker of the Purcell Reg
lister is here attending the X Of r.
Grand Lodge.
S H. Shearer. travelling passcn.
ger agent Of the y. & r. G.. is III
Guthrie today boosting his road for
summer business.
Eat at Matchetts' Cafe.
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CALENDAR FOR WEEK.


Monday Bridge club, Mrs chas
Seton
norcas Society Mrs. Frank VII.
| bcr Monday.
knights of Pythias Dance city
/ hal tonight
Cambridge club. Monday, library.
Students recital, University to-
night
Bon Ami club. Tuesday, Miss Es-
| ther BE and
Shakespeare club. Tuesday, liz
lrary
Hilary club Tuesday Miss Beulah
Dearinger
Current Event club. Tuesday ey.
ening. Mrs. IT. r Derwn
Card party complimentary TO Mr
and Mrs G IIayighor,t Tuesday
evenings hostess, Mrs stewart Nc
Kay
Entire Nous club Will not meet.
Banquet for state Pythian Sisters,
Tuesday evening.
Luncheon. midday. "Wednesday,
Mrs \. G. Hughes.
bohemian club Wednesday. Mrs
Mary Hart
Kimcno club. Wednesday, MIS-.
Frank Fitzpatrick.
Acorn club. Thursday, Mrs VIM
BarWicl,
Party THURSDAY, Mrs T @ Lutz.
Dinner Thursday evening. Mrs
Nm Patterson
y NJ picnic, Thursday evening,
Highland park
Receptions to the seniors ana
faculty Of l.. {. II. S. by the juniors
at the lone hotel
Kensngton club, Thursday. Mrs.
&C. W Wright.
McZctawar club, Friday, Mrs
Woodworth
Dance, Friday evening. city IIalI.
Friday Bridge club, Mrs Chas.
Seton
Smart Set club, Saturday, Mrs
Ron Norris.
Rooney Mooney shah club. Miss
Gay Bronson
Phi Betta Gamma Girls, Miss
Marjorie Bolcs Saturday.
Delta Phi Beta Girls. Saturday.
Miss Louise Bierer
Mrs. Tom Farrell had for her
weekend guests Miss Cook and
Mrs. ANNA Thornton. of Edmond.
Entertains Charmngy.
Mrs Chas I[neisley gave y do
ightml but informal affair ON SAT.
urday afternoon, complimentary TO
Mrs. carl liavighorst and her small
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ARRESTED CHARGED
WITH STATUTORY CRIME

Willie Branaham young negro
Twin. five miles north of Guthrie, was
arrested by Constable Ed Robinson,
last night on "a warrant sworn out by
Miss Emma Hamilton charging him
with seduction by promise OF marri-
age.
He was arraisned before Justice Sc
ron This morning and pleaded not
guilty lie was bound over no the dis
tr.cr court tor trial iu the sum Of $3.50.
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Dr. r. V. smith is in oklahoma
City today
Frank DomncllN of Prague came ia
this morning ON The ft Smith &
Western wth bunch of X. of RS.
~ a. Lcuz and CLYDE 4 ham left
THIS morning for Norman where thcy
wiz do the decorating on thc new san
ata4ium and repair the old one I
will take about two months o. com
plctc the work.
l.. y. Houston returned from Enid
this morning lie spent sunday With
his son and daughter at tbat place.
United states District AGorncy T. u.
Taylor, is in oklahoma city today.
He received word this morning that
the court of appeals al 81 Louis had
confirmed the conviction OF tefl
Smith on charge Of selling whiateF
to an Usage Indian
Milton Brown IS in Wichita assist
ing inthe prosecution Of thc evil
suit Of Mrs Richter against lIuW
Finger. of Wichita or $lp.0ao dam
ages for the death of her husband
while wcrkue for Iluntzlnser IN Tao
remodelue of tine latlcra d"clline
house at Wichita.
,..,t n.,,. ti.Lct noouf ut the
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Watch fol the "Dokios and treat
'em-nicely.
The Spas were WaI'oped to II
il / tune. Sunday, by the oklahoma
CITY team.
The 18TH annual meeting Of the
board OF directors OF the Oklahoma
Ciildren's Home society. to be held
at the Lec-iIuckins Hotel, Oklahoma
City Okla. May the 18th 1872 at 10
o'clock a. m. It is said action ON
the Wickham matter viii be taken at
this meeting,
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Entertain ku klux-

The ku <l1E club were deuehtmi-
P entertained on Saturday evening
at seven O'Clock dinner given by
Mr.. and Mrs J A. McElhnncv at
their handsome home on East Noble
avenue Mr. and Mrs carr Havia.
horst Of Nuskosec We're thc hon
or guests having been former mem.
hers OF the club The table appoint-
ments We're 1eautul The color
motif OF piuk and green was car
RED out "a detail Covers were land
Tor sixteen guests. Following tha
dinner fridge was played drne
the remainder OF the evening. MIS-.
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Joseph Becker Of Navna and Miss
settle KcmIangc, OF - Louis were
9ranted license 10 we'd Saturday
evening, also X. A. Iaddon, OF Kansas
city aud Miss Pauline Soaton, Of Mus
togce
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County Commissioners Let Contracts
The county commissioners let con
tracts Saturday for repairing the
lamaged bridges Kncihl q Johnston.
of Mulhall Snrgis & Foteet. Of
nlrrio, aud Reeves brothers secured
INC cOmIrArlN.
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Vote For Guthrie.
H. T. Garrett is here rom Beator
city to attend the grand lodge meet
ue Mr. Garrett says his section
OF the state viii vote for Guthrie for
The permanent capital He also re
ports his county prospecting Ihe
Wichita Falls x Northwestern rail
road will be- completed to Beaver
'ity on the 9Th of neNt June
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Eat at Matchctts' Cafe.
NOTICE

1t is unlawful TO dcpoalt any grass
cg weeds. usually taken from yards
and parkings, in guttcring of streets
or in alleys Such deposits arc quite
frequent in various parts Of the city
and must be stopped as IT washes into
the intakes and stops them UP 80 the
water can not pass away The mini
mum fine for violation Of this ordin
arce is S.
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