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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-14
Get Your Friends to Join the
60 to Church Movement

II IS not enough that you GO TO CHURCH Get others to
GO TO CHURCH!
The day that scoffed religion and the GO TO
CHURCH movement has passed n you ask man 10 GO TO
CHURCH today he will not laugh you. The GO TO
CHURCH movement is serious proposition. II is here stay
u IS getting bigger and better day II
converts Every with spark Of religion that there
IS something real IN the co TO CHURCH movement
THEREFORE, Ask YOUR NElGHBoR co TO cHURcp ttr
Will NOT RESENT YOUR REQUEST Will NOT REQUIRE
wUcH URotNe F HE DOESN'T BEYOND TIE PALE OF
CIVILIZATION Ne HAS HEARD co CHURCH MOVE
WENT. AND, HAVING HEARD " HAVING SEEN TIE THOU
SANDS WHO ARE CHURCH MEMBERS. WILL BE RECEPTIVE
FREQUENTLY YOU WILL EIooUENTLV PLEAD WITH YOUR
NEcHBoR on FRIEND ooLF cLUs on YOUR
CARD cLuB. USE A LITTLE TO
YOUR NEioHBoRs AND FRIENDS JOIN rHE CHURCH
90 surprising what one earnest do to aid the co
10 CHURCH movement Don't be half you ask
your ncighbor % GO TO CHURCH Ordinarily doesn't re-
qufe much urging 90 right thinking co TO
CHURCH " stubborn fellow 20 him an the hard
e. Your reward will be all the greater the % the
GO TO CHURCH movement
BE enthusiastic
Get others TO join me ever growing procsssionl
The movement is growing every hour
no your part IN ths great work,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-14
TO INVESTIGATE
MUNITION SHORTAGE

PETROGRAD. Thursday. Aug. 70.
via London. Aug. 13. 7:4O .. m.-De-
tails given the press Of a secret ses-
sion Of the Duma on August 10. showed
that an inquiry was Initiated 20 deter.
mine the responsibility for the deficit
ency Of war supplies The session on.
RaEed IN a discussion Of a committee
report on military and naval affairs
relating 10 the matter Of recruiting for
the coming year. During this discus
sion the question Of defense came up
Tn the course ~ debate on this. a
number Of members called attention
10 the alleged irregularities IN supply.
ing and In the failure TO supply muni-
tons for the army and navy.
The demand was made for an imrne-
diate cessation Of lrregula rifles and a
correction n tho shortage AT speak.
ers on the subject emphasized the ne.
cessity of calling 20 account an per.
cons responsible. regardless OF how
high the positions which they may oc-
cupy OF which they may have ocru-
pied
General Polivanon. tho minister rf
war. declared that FOR the purrnso Of
an impartial inquiry into an that igd
taken place leading the army into Ifa
difficult situation there would pol an.
pointed a commission Of INQUIRY. and
that an invcsflaafion would be uot on
foot with the assistance ~ fhIa COIN.
mission IN its inquiry the commission
would have sid Of both the members
of fhc Uuma and the council of the
empire
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-14
GOLD STREAM
FLOW INTO
FRENCH BANK
PEOPLE RESPOND To APPEAL
OF MINISTER OF
FINANCE.
Average Daily Receipts Are IOO.-
600 Francs, Which Are En-
changed for BanknOtes.
BY CAROLYN WILSON

Special Correspondent Of the cL,eaoo
Tribune and The Wheeling Inteili.
seneer.
PARIS. July 1S.-Since VI. Ribot.
minister OF finance. called on the peo-
pie OF France To exchange their gold
for bank notes and thus help the ma.
uonal security of France. a little
over $4,000. 900 has been turned into
the windows Of the Bank Of France
and the stream OF gold Is stiH flow
ing
The French have always been
noted for their habit OF boarding and
hiding species and any small provi.
dent family of the country could
probably bring out Of the family
stocking a couple OF thousand francs
often more-in nothing but gold
ana silver
With the beginning OF the war their
boarding became even more marked
They would exchange notes when
ever IL was possible for the sake OF
the coin. and H. by chance. a ten
francs gold piece came into their pos.
session they were radiant with Joy
Knowing this tendency and the
Z tenacity with which the usual pro
vincial Frenchman ciings to his gold
one Is amazed at the results durine
this comparatively short period. For
S9,O0o.0o Ia turned In In less than
Z two weeks there will undoubtedly be
double that in another month
The people seem 10 think this is
one positive fashion Of showing then
confidence In the government, a way
Tor the civilian 10 testify his loyalty
The queues IN front OF the Bank OF
France are as long as they used "a
Do In the early war days. when peo,
pie stood nine hours in the August
sun. waiting to draw out 20 francs,
their weekly maximum.
There were 5000 people who ex.
changed gold at the Paris Bank OF
France on July "a. the national fete
day Workmen with a holiday took 81
standing In line. in place Of going out
10 the country on a little vacation. So
great was the crowd that fifteen tell
ers had 70 be told on 70 receive the
gold iu place OF three
4 new building OF the Bank OF
France has been opened at NeuiHv
and its average receipts have been
toontiDusd on Page rsnJ
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-14
American Officers Close In
On MexiCdnS Who Cross The
Border North of Brownsville

RROWNSVfLLE. Texas. Aug f3-
Twenty men crossed the RIO Crande
from Mexico tonight near Mercedes
about forty miles up fhc Rio Grande
from here
American Officers. warned that such
crossing would be attempted. had
disposed armed posses af severn
points where tho attempt was expect
Cd. Late tonight three OF these posses
were closing in on the Weyicans. cx.
pectng fo surround them
HROwNsVGLLT. Tcxas Aur fg
Search for "a band of about sO Mrzl
cans. some ~ Them known f0 DO direct
from Mexico. proceeded fonIrhf in the
brush about 1H miles north of Brown 81.
vile Meanwhile 1900 United States
cavalrvmcn and a 1000 Infantrymeu or
patrol duty between Brownsville and
Laredo. TcVas rangers. and peace OF.
frers used n swIff and effective brand
of border justice which rapidly ran
down fIufve Noxicans of bad records
who are accused in connection with rr
cent raids
The Mexican raiders north of
Brownsville are the only ones sffu ur.
disturbed The band consists OF about
hair Of those who attacked the Noria-
ranch house sunday nlght re mem.
hera Include men aiieEed 20 have read
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MURDER
Results From Drunken Quarrel az
Blair ouarries Near msrtinsbura
Murderer In Jail

Special Uirratch 20 the tnteIurencar
MARTtNSBURG. W. Va. Aug.
i3-Andy carrss and Mike oiaz.
onoviteh. two worknen employed
a. the Blair quarries near here.
became involved IN drunken
quarrel near the Blair plant today
and csrras pulled his revolver and
shot Diazonoviteh four times In
the breast, killing him instantly.
Peter oalovioh, q fellow workman
lntefered 20 save Oiszonovieh.
but was knocked senselcsa BY Car.
ras with the butt Of the revolver.
sheriff Tabor and posse cap
tured Carras and landed hin, In
jail here pending preliminary
hearing on the charge Of murder
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KILLED
Eight Men Meet Death When pennsy
Flyer Crashes Into a Track Gang
Near Mt. Union, Pa.

ALTOONA, Pa. Aug. i3.-rne
Pennsylvania Railroads fast Keystone
express. running so miles an hour.
plowed through a track gang OF
twenty four men a mile east OF Mt.
Union this morning. The toll Of death
was eight. seven being instantly Kill
led. and one. Frank E. McCool dying
OF his injuries tonight in the Hunt.
inston hospital. Confusion in getting
out Of the way q work train to the
new powder works at New Hamilton
is given as the cause Of the accident.
Coroner Potter OF Miflin county Will
conduct an inquest tomorrow.
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aloud n proclamation announcing that
they were attempting 10 conquer q
part Of Texas At least thirty i've Of
the orIE'nal members of thie band
came from the Mexican eide of the
RIO Grande n is said by oHioers
here
Fear Reprissl
Apprehension in Hr0wnsviIIo Is frff
not 20 much ON account of what the
Mor.rara may do in raids but a. t0
Tho truth 0f reports that in case OF
any repetition OF the Americans land.
inE at Vera Cruz as attempt win b.
made hT lHrrarya troops in Wafa-
moras fO s7rk Brownsville In renrIsaI
So strong o. fhia belief with some OF
Tho icadine citizens chat pressure viii
hn hr0usht fo bear fH obtain more
troops to protect fHr r.fy
Althoue1 tho number of Ncxicane
killed in fhc raids ia given officially
7s between fifteen and twenty. W is
known chat more have been Killed
Several MfVCare have been shot
while rftiefInr arrest 0r trying 20 o..
cape Az lone 1a fnr Texas con.
munifies are living day and nIrhf un
der fhe Euard of United States arr-v
rifcs ranger ard peace onicers re.
gard with instant suspicion any Mex.
Coouunusd On P.rs rsal
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as Bulgaria is the chief obstacle
to united action by the Balkan
states In Joining the entente allies
and thus throwing the Balkan bar
rier between the central powers
and Turkey.
Bulgaria contend that by
treaty with Servia the latter ceded
20 Bulgaria about 1000 square
kilometers Of Macedonia. which
Bulgaria was compelled by the
great powers 70 relinquish during
her enfeebled condition after the
second Balkan war. Bulgaria now
insists that the original treat be
carried out and that unless she
secures the return Of Macedonia
she will refuse 20 Join the other
Balkan states In assisting the
allies
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RUSS EVAGUATE
THREE BIG TOWNS

PETROGRAD, via London. Aug. 10.
1925 p. m.--The Russian war office
IN an official communication tonight
admits the evacuation of the towns
OF Sokolaw, Sledice and Lukow. to
the east OF Warsaw. but claims that
the Germans In the region Of Riga
have been driven back and that near
konvo, under the pressure Of the
Russians. they have abardoned their
attack.
The communication says:
In the region southeast OF Mitau
the Germans have been driven back
by our troops beyond the river Aa
In the course OF the enemy's retreat
We made prisoners In the direction
OF Jacobstadt. Dvinsk and Vilkomir
we also have continued to press the
enemy. overcoming his desperate re
sistance.
In the Kovno district the Germans
have temporarily abandoned their at
tack. An artillery engagement con
tinues.
"On the front between the Narew
and the Bug our counter attack de-
livered on the 18th has helped our
troops in the sector north Of this
front in their retreat on the positions
situated further back.
In the middle Vistula region. IN
conformity with the exigencies OF the
general situation we have evacuated
Hokolow. Siedlce and Lukow
In general. on the front on which
our troops are operating on the left
bank Of the Bug but there was no
important engagement yesterday. On
the right bank OF the Bug and on the
Z'ota Lipa and Dniester rivers there
is no essential change in the situa
ton
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SERYIA MAY KEEP BULGARIA OUT OF WAR

LONDON, Thursday, Aug. r.,
5;26 p. m, delayed BY censor.)-
There are strong indications that
SerVls will give a fat refusal 20
the demands announced by the
Bulgarian premier, Nsssil Rado-
siaVoff, three weeks ago. and that
the hopes Of the entente allies OF
bringing Bulgaria into the alliance
will come 20 naught, according 70
some diplomats here. SerVla'a
formal reply has not yet been
given. but those best posted In
Diplomatic quarters say that 5ul.
asrla's demands far exceed any.
thing that SerVia could possibly
yield.
Tho outcome ls being watched
with the keenest interest by the
ehanoelleries throughout Europe,
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PAN-AMERICAN APPEAL TO
MEXICANS SENT LAST NIGHT
WILL BE DELIVERED To ALL
MILITARY LEADERS IN
THE REPUBLIC.
L. $. VIII Make Friendly Effort
to Induce Leaders Opposed
To Accept Plan.

WASHINGTON. Aug. lS.-The Pan.
American appeal 10 an elements IN
Mexico 10 cease hrhting and ioin in
a sincere movement TO restore con.
stitufional government began 20 20
forward from the state department to
night
First the document was dispatched
In English 20 Mexico City. directed 10
the various Latin-American lerations
whose attaches will translate II into
Spanish and deliver 10 To the military
leaders In that vicinity. Tomorrow
the appeal In original Spanish will oe
forwarded directly to Generals villa
land Carranza. governors OF states and
many other chiefs IN different parts
OF ihe country The text viii be made
pubic here within a few days
United states government willinsti-
tute friendly and persistent enor.
( 10 induce Mexican leaders who thus
iar nave shown disposition to op-
pose the movement. TO sacrifice their
personal views in the common Mext.
can interest That General Carranza
viii maintain the defiance he had in
dicated In recent communications to
his agency here on the subject is ex.
pected by the administration. hut !,
Is regarded as probable that many @
ms generals and other adherents can
tion.
Scott On the Job.
IL Is believed here that II few OF
tne Carranza generals participate In
a convention OF the factions. II will
not be long before Organized opposi.
/ ton TO new government could be- ef.
IecuVely checked. In this connection
II has been reported that General
| Hugh L. Scott chief OF stan of the
army. who Is remaining al the border
at the request OF the state department.
Is expected 10 perform important mis-.
sionary work. General Scott knows
many of the Mexican military leaders
personally and II is believed he may
exert powerful influence.
Absolutely no resistance TO the plan
is expected from any source other than
/ from General Carranza and in some
| quarters here the feeling is Rrowfn-
that even CaTanza himself NAV re.
| spond favorably TO the appeal after ne
has studied It's friendly tone carefully
and sees that he has been misinformed
regarding its purpose.
Border Situation Discussed.
| The Mexican border situation CON
/ unued 10 absorb attention in official
quarters today and was the subject OF
! a conference between President VIII
son and Assistant Secretary Breckan-
! ridge Of the war department. Mr..
breckenridge said no more troops
would be ordered 20 the border unless
General Funston should request them
No news Of disguieting character
/ has come from NerA Cruz since Cen
cral Carranza's announcement that
Americans would be given full guaran-
| tees Of protectiog.
Approve Plan.
II was Understood tonight that ali
! OF the European governments directly
! interested In Mexico had been np-
preached informally concerning the
peace plan and had given their ap-
proval. reserving only the right TO
press any legitimate claims they
might have against Mexico when \
permanent government is established.
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TURKS MAY BREAK
WITH THE ITALIANS

ROME. Aug 70. via Paris. $50 p
m Reports have been received from
Constantinople that the Young Turks
held a meeting at which Enver Pasha.
the Turkish war minister. argued the
necessity for breaking relations with
Italy and thus free Turkey from the
leading spy. named the Italian am
bassador and simultaneously adopting
severe measures against the Italians.
u is reported the meeting decided
10 postpone definite decision. mean
while sending Deputy Farasso 10
Italy 20 investigate the situation
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5O-MILE GALE
SWEEPS JAMAICA

KINGSTON. Jamaica. AUG IA
50milo gale Of The northeast and
south coasts Of Jamaica caused con
siderable DAMAGE TODAY The great
est harm was done fo banana and
beet plantations in me eastern sec
tons Communication has been in
tcrrupted and The extent of The loss
has rof been ascerfained
The weather bureau reports that
the storm pared over southern
HIATT
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ROME. Aug. 70, via Paris. 4:45
.. NIT was learned here today
on good authority that representa-
tiVes of Great Britain. France,
Italy and Russia are eSertinu
further pressure on servia In the
hope of inducing her 70 make the
desired territorial concessions 20
Bulgaria. SerVis has been re-
minded Of the support which she
has received since the beginning
of her difficulties with Austria
last year
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-14
REAR-ADMIRAL MCGOWAN
DIES SUDDENLY IN N. Y.

WASHINGTON. Aug 17.- Rear
Admiral John McGowan. T.. s. y. re-.
tired. OF this city. died suddenly to
day az Twilicht Park. s. v. where he
was suerdIng tho summer he was
52 years old and was born at Port
Penn. Del Burial will he Monday In
Arlington cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-14
GERARD PRESENTS
NOTE ON FRYE

BERLIN. Aus f1. via London. AUG
T. 2.22 q m-Thc American note %
Germany conccrrinr the sinking Of
the American ship william r Frve
by German commerce destroyer has
been received BY fhe American an.
bassador and VIII be presented 10 the
German forciEn office this evening
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. L9'r Coz I,'4lLEe. as~ c4~oecSre

The present issue has renewed
the suolderina fouds among the
Balkans and much bitterness Is
said 20 have developed In the
course Of the negotiations.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-14
GERMANS NOW MAKING BIG DRIVE AT KOVNC
MARSHAL VON HINDENBURG
In CHARGE OF OPERATIONS
CIVILIANS REPORTED TO BE LEAVING CITY LEADING To
BELIEF THAT RUSSIANS ARE GIVING UP OR HAVE
NO HOPE OF HOLDING POSITION

Russians Claim to Have Checked the No-Ger
Hold Their Own South Of Riga-Norh and East Of
Warsaw Germans Are Driving Russians n-Que in West
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XAsHIro TON. Aug i3.-Porsoastt
West virRinia-Partiy cloudy Batnr.
day ana Sunday
Onto ana western Psnnsyivania-Fafr
Saturday ana sunday
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LONDON. Aug. Is.-1O:2o D. NJ
Field Marshal Won Hindenberg. upon
whom the most difficult tasks are
Imposed. has personally taken COM
mand OF the German army attacking
Kovno. and according TO the German
official report isued tonight. has made
further progress in the fighting
against the Russians in that region.
The selection OF Germany's national
hero for the duty OF capturing the
fortres OF kovno. which stands be
tween the Germans and Wilma and
the Warsaw Petrograd railway. is an
Indication of the importance which the
German stan attaches 20 this opera
ton.
The news that the civilians had
commenced 20 evacuate Kovno. as
well as Wilma. led 10 the belief IN
many quarters that the Russians
either had decided TO give them ~
or had no hope OF holding these points
Now, however. they are fghting hard
10 retain both cities. and in the latest
Official report from Petrograd IL Is
claimed that the Russians have re-
pulsed the German attacks. except at
one point where a desperate artillery
'htabtmeht II IN prOgrefs.
Farther north between Poniewesch
snd Dvinsk. where General Won Bue.
low week ago was advancing rap
idly toward the roaNay. the Germans
apparently have SUTefed a setback.
Toe the Russians noS speak of press
ing them ard declare they have re-
occupied the town Of Toviny. which
is considerably west of the point to
which the Germans had penetrated
South OF Riga also. the Germans
ere said to be doing little more than
holding their own. so that the talked
of advance toward Petrograd seems
10 be developing very slowly.
Drive Russians In.
On the other hand. the Germans
continue 20 drive in the Russians 10
the northeast and east OF Warsaw and
With the capture OF Siedlce are with.
In short distance Of the Bug rievr.
one OF the main supports Of the
BrestLitovsk line. which n was be.
heved the Russians originally intend.
"a 10 hold. but which the German of
tenstve 20 the northeast may pre-.
vent. Field Marshal Won Msckensen.
who commands the Germans in the
southeast. between the Vieprz and
fConttnued on Pare Tenl
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GO THROUGH SER VIA
TO AID TURKEY

LONDON Aug 1f.3.31 a M
A dispatch to tho Daily Mall from
bucharest which was delayed In trans
mission says that fHe Austuana
throurh0uf Tuesday violently BON.
harded tho Servians near Oreova ana
thar an attempted landing bv Hun.
garian troops no Ouadeua. on the
Danube near the iron cate. failed
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LONDON. Aug. tf-a.8t a. m-
Recent diFpatches from the Balkans
have stated fhat The Austrians nad
assembled q force of 100000 men near
Orsavo FOR The purpore Of cutting
their way throuEh servia 10 relieve
Turky
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AMSTERDAM, via London, Aug.
-, 2:2e a. r.-Or. Kari lieb-
kneeht one of the Socialist lead
ere In the German Reiehstag has
notified this government from, his
according 10 a pres dispatch re
eeiVed here that he will ask az the
opening OF the Reiehstae "Wheth-
er the government Is willing en-
tlrely 20 abandon the idea Of the
annexation OF conquered terri
tories and enter into immediate
peace pour parlers N the other bel
liaerents are similarly Inclined"
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tooninusd on PhFs Fsnl
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Fslr Saturday and Sunday.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-06-30
GAG RULE AGAIN
STARTS RUbPUS
At CITY BOARD
HoIIinger Repeats Charge That
Mayor Exceeds Authority In
Matter of Rathburn Case

The second instalment OF The Re-
bellion of the Board was reeled off
at the meeting Of the board of super
yisors last night when the Rathburn
matter came mp for discussion and
again Mayor Lane attempted to en-
force the gag" rule, according TO the
charges of Supervisors Hollinger and
Larsen. +.~...>.-*.
A few meetings back when the prac.
tige was first resorted to, Hollinger
and Larsen protested and declared
that when the petition for the GUST
ing of Road Overseer Rathburn was
filed with the board, it was written
in Hawaiian, and Supervisor Hollinger
objected to Mayor Lane referring the
petition to the roads committee with
out It first having been translated and
read before the board. Hollinger re-
peated the charge again last night,
that the mayor had exceeded his pre-
rogatiye and referred the matter to
the roads committee over the objection
OF himself and other members.
The argument started when Chair
man Single again asked for an ex-
committee to file a report on the Rath.
burn affair Larsen objected.
Why didn't you object when the
matter first came before the board,
said the mayor, that is when you
should have objected, not now
you can't gag me" Larsen replied
In a loud voice, las long as am
right, you will never gag me-"
Well said the mayor, you are
ridiculing the city attorney and he
knows more law than you do.
This last remark was prompted after
the city attorney had given an opinion
holding that Rathburn had not violated
the law by leasing his mules to the
city while he was acting as road over
seer. The city attorney many months
ago, when the late Supervisor Quinn
rented an automobile to the city, held
that such act was in violation of law
and Quinn was refused payment.
Larsen said he could not see any
difference He said he didn't believe
that the law dffferentiates between
automobiles and mules when IL comes
to contracting with the city. The city
attorney said the fact that Rathburn is,
not a salaried officer does not figure.
Amidst all this harranguing Super
visor Dan Logan arose, and with
cheerful smile announced that every.
body was right and everybody was
wrong that it was a half and half
preparation, and he wanted everybody
to harmonic. Dan cracked a joke,
and everybody laughed. Then the
city business went along as peace
fully as If nothing at all had hap
pened.
The Rathburn matter was referred
to the city attorney for further investi
cation.
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