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The Topeka state journal., 1919-12-24

byterian church. by characters chosen
from various Sunday school depart
ments, showing the right OF every
child to physical, mental, moral and
spiritual education. Special music will
be rendered, together with songs and
recitations by beginners and the pri-
mary departments.
At the Potwin Presbyterian. Fifth
and West streets. there will be NOV
ing pictures of the Christmas story
and at st. Johns Evangelical Luth-
eran zoe Van Buren, street, a program
will be given.
The choir of the First Congrega-
tiona1 church was to serenade the city
with Christmas carols at $3.50 O'Clock
this afternoon. and a cantata entitled
THE Nations King will be given at
I o'clock this evening.
The North Topeka Baptist church
will also hold its annual Christmas
eve entertainment this evening.
Special Christmas Services will be
| held at the Swedish Baptist church
Christmas morning at $3.50 a. m. The
children's Christmas party will be held
| in the evening at 7:30 o'clock.
The Swedish Lutheran church will
| also have a service at $50 O'Clock and
| a special car will leave Oakland at .
O'Clock to bring those attending over
! to the West side The children's cele-
bration will be given at o'clock in
| the evening.
I Regular services will be held at the
| Potwin Presbyterian church and in
| the evening the choir will render the
beautiful Christmas cantata, Promise
and Fulfillment"
F,Iks Santa to t.5O0.
| It is estimated that. 500 poor chill
dren of the city will take advantage
| of the Elks' big Christmas tree at the
The Topeka state journal., 1919-12-24
GOTHAM KIDDIES IN RIOT
Seven. Thousand Xmas Presents
Fourteen Thousand Children and
Six Squads OF Police Mix-Many
Are Injured.

New York, Dec. 24-Seven thou
sand Christmas presents.
Seven thousand invited children
Seven thousand uninyited children.
One riot
Six precincts called on to send po-
lice reserves to restore order
That is the story of tire Christmas
festival arranged by the Peoples Lib
erty chorus and the police depart
ment.
Many children. including several
cripples- were knocked down and
trampIsd upon in the wild scramble
for presents
Dolls, candy and other presents
were snatched by eager youngsters
only to be resnatcI,ed by others more
eager. It was give and take-mostls
take.
The Topeka state journal., 1919-12-24
ON HONOR PAROLE.
Seven Lansing Convicts to
Spend Xmas at Home.
Number Is Smallest Granted for
Nearly Ten Years.

Seven Christmas paroles was the ex-
tent Of Governor Allen's clemency to
inmates of the state penitentiary at
Lansing Holidays paroles announced
today were fewer than granted by
any Kansas governor in nearly ten
years. All of the paroles are for the
holiday season-each man permitted
to return home on his own recogni-
zance an l return to Lansing January
10.
None Of the men whose temporary
release was announced today are i'm
cluded in. the class of celebrities" at
| Lansing prison Only one murder
convict is to enjoy Christmas at
| home.
In recent years a number of paroles
] have been granted prison inmates
during the holiday season. Until three
| years ago paroles extended for the
period of good behavior of the man
or woman released. The new plan is
| to permit a select few from the prison
population to return home for the
| holiday season and to report at the
penitentiary at a certain time. The
| usual period of freedom has been two
| weeks. This year, tho, the term is
extended to January is.
Peace Officers Protested.
At a recent meeting in Newton the
Kansas peace officers took liberal
tswat at the free and unrestrained
manner of releasing men from the
state penitentiary after serving short
,, terms for various felonies Maybe
this action had nothing to do with
the restricted list of paroles granted
this year. In any event, tho, the num-
Der establishes a near minimum fol
the Christmas season. Last year more
than twenty Christmas paroles were
granted by Governor Capper.
"a man or woman at the state peni-
tentiary ought to have some other
reason for getting out than that it il
merely Christmas Governor Allef
said several days ago in discussing
policies in the granting of holida,
permits to prison inmates. Men wh'
were given paroles today have made
unusual records in behavior or il
Eservice at the prison. All of the case
were investigated personally by Judg'
c. w. Smith. executive clerk, befor'
Governor Allen signed the paroles.
Men Given Vacation"
Prison inmates given Christmas parole
: were:
: Roscoe Wooley, Pawnee county, stat
utory crime.
Bryan Brittian. Cowley county, securing
! property under false pretenses.
Harry Scott, Doniphan county, larceny.
Frank Kuss, Crawford county, secon'
degree murder.
Thomas Franklin. Atchison county, per
jury.
O. f. Harlow,e Kingman county. embez
l element
: Frank Jackson, wyandotte county, bur
glary
The Topeka state journal., 1919-12-24
REAL XMAS HERE
Big Charities to Care for Every
Needy Topeka Kiddie.
salvation Army to Furnish 500
Families With Baskets.
SPECIAL CHURCH PROGRAMS
&COne" Trees Symbols OF Hap
pineSs In Hundreds Homes.
Royal Turk to Reign Over Din
ner Table Tomorrow.
SPECIAL CHURCH PROGRAMS

Christmas eve-and airs we'll.
Tonight will be a night of rejoicing
in Topeka. In hundreds of homes and
be Christmas trees.
Tomorrow VIII be a day of feasting.
of family reunions and merriment. In
many mansions the royal turk will oc-
cupy the center of the board and in
less pretentious domiciles the CONS
mon chicken, or perhaps roast of
pork or beef, will serve to annihilate
the ''pangs of hunger And there will
be candy and nuts and fruit and pop
corn. toys for the kiddies and coveted
presents for the grown-ups.
The charitable. organizations of the
city are going to see to it, if possible.
that there is not one poor family in
the city missing out on the Yuletide
Joys this season. The Confidential Ex-
change reports all in readiness for the
bigs "expIosion." The Salvation Army
is on tip-toes awaiting the word to go
over the top. .l
tonight there will be Christmas trees
or special programs, some of them
of an elaborate nature. A few of the
churches held their programs last
Sunday and some will postpone them
until next Sunday.
Act syrian Xmas Story.
At the First Baptist church, Ninth
and Jackson streets, missionary play
will be given at 1880 o'clock. There
will be G persons in the cast. from
different departments of the Sunday
school Following the play there will
he "a musical and literary entertain
ment, aftetr which the congregation
will retire to the Sunday school room
for social hour, during which seven
Young women. dressed i'll Syrian cos
TUNES. will act out and tell the Christ
mas story. Each will bear an earthen
pitcheE and from Jacobs well produce
the Refreshments to be served during
the evening.
A program OF songs, readings and
recitations in keeping with the season
will. he given at the Quinton Heights
Baptist church. The children have
been working hard ON this program
and it promises to be a. good one. A
chance to assist the Armenians in a fl
naucial way will be given the boys and
girls of the Sunday school.
At the First Presbyterian church
there VIII be a Christmas tree and a
voluntary! program of songs, readings
and recitd ions by the children of the
Sunday school, in charge Of T. l.
Campbell.
Every Child" Pageant.
\ Christmas pageant, Every Child.
VIII be given at the Westmfns ster Pres
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CAREFUL WITH LIGHTS!
Warning Issued Today by HanIon
Relative to Xmas Trees.

Fire Chief Joseph Hanlon today is
sued a warning regarding lighting of
Christmas trees.
Great care must be used" he said,
''if candles are placed on trees. l sug-
gest that they be not used at all. Lit
tie electric bulbs are better and safer.
if people feel that the trees must be
lighted. Care must be taken in wiring
if this method is used"
Christmas trees, with the tinsel that
adorns them. are highly inflammable
and serious fires have been known to
result from a blaze starting from them.
Persons playing Santa Claus should
exercise care not to get near fire, as
their costume also is easily ignited
Hanlon asserted.
The Topeka state journal., 1919-12-24
TABLES SHOULD GROAN
Deliverymen Work Night and Day
Distributing Xmas Groceries.

An extremely busy three days for
grocery deliverymen will end tonight
when the last of the Christmas orders
will be rushed to hundreds of Topeka
homes.
Deliverymen employed by many of
the downtown stores have been work
ing late at night in an effort to keep
UP with the avalanche of orders for
Christmas dinners. Grocery clerks.
probably more than any other class
of business employees. have as usual
earned any extra remuneration they
may get in the way of a Christmas
remembrance from their employers.
The Topeka state journal., 1919-12-24
REDS MORE PEACEFUL
Deportces on Soviet Ark Get Taste of
Army Discipline.

New York, Dec. 24.-Peace has
reigned on board the United States
army transport Buford since she left
port here Sunday with 249 reds be-
ing deported to the land of the Boil
sheviki. according to United States
army officers.
A set of rigid army rules is being
enforced. They include standing at
attention whenever an army officer
appears; policing quarters by the radi-
Gals; sick call every morning and cal
isthenics on deck under the direction
of an enlisted ulaR-
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CLUBS IN JOINT DINNER
Get Together Session To Be Held al
c. of C. Monday Night.

A Joint dinner of the members of
the Square Circle club. the Inter
Service club. the directors of the
Chamber of Commerce and newspaper
men, will be held Monday evening.
December 29. at $40 p. M. at the
Chamber of Commerce.
The clubs will attend this meeting
instead of holding their separate week
ly dinner meetings. The affair is to
be sort of get-together session.
Plans are being made for about 140
guests.
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DEATHS AND FUNERALS

The funeral of Mrs. Ida Erickson. who
died Sunday. was held Wednesday after
noon at 2 30 o'clock from the West Side
Christian church. Burial in Topeka eem-
etery.
EDWIN KNIGHT, s.. died Tuesday night 1d
at the home of his son, F. C. Knight 6l3
West Sixth street. The body will be taken
to Nortonville for burial Thursday morn
ing
MRS. f. q. OSBORN, 4s. died Tuesday
night at her home, 1251 Garfield Funeral
announcement later
The funeral of John II. Fossbinder. 1s.
who died Tuesday at the home of +. j.
Funk 1910 Topeka avenue. will be held
Friday morning at q :4J O'CLOCK from Bonn
gardeners chapel. The body will be taken
to Peabody. Kan, for burial
The funeral OF John Hermann. who died
from Penwelrs chapel Burial In Topeka
cemetery.
The funeral Of c. J. Aye. who died Tues
day at his home north of Tecnmseh. will be
held Friday afternoon ct / o'clock from
the Bethel church. Burial in Bethel ceme-
terry.
GEORGE RODGERS, II. died Monday at
the home Of his sister. Mrs. ]. ". .Ger rdiner,
1924 Grand avenue. The body was taken TO
NortoRxille for burial.
Lords Flnwers Satisfy Tel s27-
Nazimova-"Eye for Eye at the
Apex tomorrow--Adv-
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Oklahoma Cfty-Twenty thousand dol
lars for as-kiss is far too much, accord
ing to girl members of the court house
staff. during Il discussion of the latest
damage" suit Twenty cents is about
right" said one young thing eyeing a big
limousine on the street. I'd just love to
own that car"
The Topeka state journal., 1919-12-24

ST Louis-Mrs. Blanche Pabst hasn't
had a wink of sleep in a week. Shes
been grieving over the Joss of Ferdinand,
her pet polly. Ferdinand drinks coffee
with Ter in the mornings and kisses her
good night, she said.
The Topeka state journal., 1919-12-24
MARRIAGE LICENSES

The day before Christmas marked
the issuance of more than the ordi-
nary number of marriage licenses in
the office of Probate Judge Ralph H.
Cav, Following are those who are
going to give themselves to each other
as 1919 Christmas gifts:
The Topeka state journal., 1919-12-24

ife and
republic Poland world
Switzerland
available of republic Pad
said touched the he became
The Topeka state journal., 1919-12-24

Edison Reynolds, Portland, Ore........ so
Milda 1. Takemire. Topeka. %
William Wettig, North Cedar, Kan...... 81
Grace Weber, Valley FelIs. .. %
Adrian ". Ziegelasch, Atehison over 21
Mabel 1. Wynne, Oranque Kan. lover 21
Harry A. Mentzer. Topeka. 2s
Laura Houston, Topeka. %
Ward Il. Maurier, Cincinnati. .......... 27
Florence Rowe, Topeka. a.............. ~
William f. Mitchell, Beatrice, Neb 81
Mrs. Ira Shrock, Topeka. ka............... 80
James Hetherington, Topeka. %
Viola c. Hoacke, Topeka. a............... "a
Arthur G. King. Topeka. a............. &c
Viola Foetner, Topeka. 10
The Topeka state journal., 1919-12-24

Wedding rings. 1S-K gold. 81 up.
Harris-Goar Co., sos Kansas Ave-
The Topeka state journal., 1919-12-24

Nazimova-"E Eye for Eye at the
Apex tomorrow.-Adv
The Topeka state journal., 1919-12-24

Lords Finwers Satisfy Tel s27-
Adv
The Topeka state journal., 1919-12-24

GEORGE RODGERS, II. died Monday at
the home Of his sister. Mrs. ]. ". Gardiner,
l124 Grand avenue. The body was taken to
NortoHvjlle for burial.
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MAJ DIA COMO HOYA
- G@
"Recordar es vivir."- dante.
"A FEDERICO HENRIcUEz Y
CARVAJAL.

Amigo y hermano:-T response
bilidades suelen caer sobre los hom-
bres que no niegan su poca fuerza al
mundo, y viven para aumentarle al
albedrio y deeoro, que la expression
queda como velada e infantil, Y ape
mas sc puede poner en- una enjuntaa
Erase 10 que Sc diria al tierno amigo
en- un abrazo Asf yo ahora, al con
testar en- el p6rtico de m gran deber,
su generosa carta. Con ella me hizo
el bien supreme Y me di6 la Gnica
fuerza que las grandes cosas necesi-
tan, es saber que nos las We con
fuego un hombre cordial y honrado. Es-
casos, como los montes, son los hom-
bres que saben mirar desde ellos, Y
sienten con entranas de naei6nn de
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% dc Mario de 1895.
UNA CARTA DEL LTBERTADoR
JOSE MARTI

Nueva, rica Y abundante fuente de
Inspiration, es la terra americana para
cl que mace dotado de alma ardiente
y apasionada, de un coraz6n donde Sc
encierra el amor todo 10 bello todo
10 grande va todo 10 her6ico.
ficanos ma brotado al ealor del patrio-
tismo creciendo vigorosa, enthusiastic,
esplendida, arrullada por los brisas de
la libertad y de las ideas del progreso
~ emancipation.
Jose Marti tenia todas las condicio-
mes, todas las aptitudes de los grandes
inmortales, y aquella voz vibrante, inn
petuosa solemne avasallaba, va con
las dulzuras y los gemidos del alma
melanc6lica decepcionada, con los
acehtos henchidos de esa elocuencia que
solo poseen los seres privilegiados. Era
una gran fgura, debil de cuerpo pa
ra resistir ell fragor de las batallas, PEE
no fuerte inquebrantable en- las lu-
chas de la idea, como 10 dcmostr6 jun
to con Juan Rius, el bravo general por-
torrique1o.
En- aquella frente pensadora que en-
sus. lineas acusaba va el estudio in
cansable, re reaejaba un mundo de
pensamientos que chispeaban en- los
ojos, cuando los labios acudia aquel
torente dc palabras, caudal de per-
las que el entusiasmo embellecia con
matices incomparables.
I'm Espaha estudi6 Derechos en- Me
xieo fue periodista, " despues de Ia
.paz del Zanj6n, .compHcado de nue.
vo en- conspiraciones separatistas, hugo,
recorriendo por entonces toda la Anne
:. rica del Sur. En- Puerto Rico tuvo
X amigos inseparables, entire los cuales
fgur6 siempre Sotero Figueroa.
NJ FL amor una idea le hizo ap6stol
sy' por doquiera predic6 sembr6 Ia
2smilla de sus aspiraciones mas queri-
'das, intercalando en- sus patri6ticos en-
suefos, en- sus belicos alardcs sus com
sposiciones 1iterarias, sus articulos, don
de reboa la originalidad mas pura y
la inspiration mas brillante harmo-
smiosa. En- Martf esta encarnado c
verbo de la Libertad. Meteoro de ra.
dante luz, desapareci6 en- una tempcg
tad.
De su pluma de GRO rccogemos al.
gunos rasgos inmortales para darlcs
cabida en- estas paginas:
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JOSE MARTI

humanidad. Y qucda, despues de cam
biar manos. con uno de ellos, la i'm
terror limpieza que debe quedar des-
pu6s de ganar, en- causa justa -una
buena batalla. De La preocupaei6n
real de mi espiritu, porque I'd. me la
adivina entera, no lie hablo de prop6-
sito. Escribo conmovido, en- ell si-
lencio de I'M hogar que por el bic
de mi patria va a quedar, hoy mismo
acaso, abandonado. Lo menos que en-
agradecimiento de esa virtud, puedo
yo hacer, puesto que asi mas ligo que
quebranto deBercs,-es encarar la muer-
te, 81 nos espera en- la terra en- la
mar, en- compahia del que, por la obra
de mis- manos el respeto de la pro-
pia suya Y. Ia passion del alma comdn
de nucstras ticrras, sale de su casa
enamorada y fciiz pisar, con una
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mano de valientes, la patria cuajada
de enemigos. Da vergIenza me iba
muriendo- aparte de la conviction mia
de que mi presencia en- Cuba .es tan
ttil por 10 menos como afueraE GUAM
do cref que en- tamafo riesgo pudiera
llegar a convencerme de que era mi
obligation dejarlo ir solo y de que un
pueblo Sc deja servir, sin cierto des-
den despego, de quien predico la
necesidad de morir, y no empez6 por
poner en- riesgo su vida.
Donde esta mi deber mayor, adentro
afuera, ALI estar6 yo. Acaso me
sea dable, u obligatorio, segGn hasta
hoy parece, cumplir ambos. Acaso pue-
da contribuir La necesidad primaria
de dar nuestra guerra renaciente for
ma tai, que lleve en- germen visible,
sin minuciosidades in1tiles, todos los
principles indispensables al cr6dito de
la revolution y la seguridad de la
rep1blica.
La difcultad de nuestras guerras de
Independence, y la raz6n de 10 lento
imperfecto de su eficacia, ha estado
mas que en- la falta de estimation mu
tua de sus fundadores v en- la ehula-
ci6n inherente a la naturqleza, en- la
fata de forma que a Ia vcz contuviese
el espfritu de redenci6n decoro que,
con suma activa de impetus de menos
pureza, promueven V mantienen la que
rra Y las practicas personas de la
gnerra. La otra difcultad, de que
nuestros pueblos amos literatos no
han salido atn, es Ia de combinar des-
pu6s de Ia emancipation tales name
ras de gobierno que, sin descontentar
la inteligencia primada del pals, con
tengan-y permitan el desarrollo natu-
raj Y ascendente-a los elementos mas
numerosos incultos, a quienes un
gobierno artificial, aun cuando fuera
bello Y generoso, llevara la anarquia
o la tiranfa.
Yo evoque la guerra: mi responsible
lidad comienza con ella, en- vez de
acabar. Para mi la patria no sera
sacrificio, hay que hacer viable mex
pugnable la guerra: 81 ella me manda,
conforme mi deseo 1nicO, quedarme,
me quedo en- ella: 81 me manda, ella
vandome el alma, irme lejos de los que
mueren como yo sabrfa morir, tambien
tendr6 ese valor. Quien piensa en- 81,
no anna la patria; Y esta el NAL de
los pueblos, por mas que a veces Sc
disimule sutilmente, en- los estorbos o
prisas que ell interes de sus represen.
tantes pone al curse natural de los
ucesos. De mi espere Ia deposition
absolute y continua.
70 alzar6 el mundo. Pero mi uni
. co deseo seria pegarme ALI al tiltimo
tronco, al 1ltimo peleador; morir ca
llado, Para mi va es hora! Pero a1n
puedo serlir a este Gnico coraz6n de
nuestras repdblicas. Las Antillas IL
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bres salvaran la independence de nues
ira America Inglesa, acasO acelera-
ran fjaran. el equilibrio del mundo.
Yea usted 10 que hacemos, usted con
sus canas Juveniles, yO a rastras con
mi coraz6n roto.
DE Santo Domingo EPOr que lie he
de hablara ! Es ESQ cOsa distinta de
Cuba9 TX Gomez no es cubanos IY
yo que soy quien me fla sueldO9 mo
fue mia orgullO milo ell alma que me
envolvi6 v a mi alrededor palpit6 a
la yez de usted en- la noche inOlvidable
viril de la Sociedad de AmigOsa Es-
to es aquello Y va con aquellO. YO
obedezco aGn dire que acato como
superior dispensaci6n y como ley anne
ricana, la necesidad feliz de partir al
amparo de Santo Domingo para la que
ira de libertad de Cuba. HagAmOs So
bre la mar a sangre y a carinO, 10 que
por el fondo de la mar hace la cOrdi-
llera de fuego andinO.
Me arranco de usted lie dejo con
mi abrazo entrahable ell ruego de que
en- mi nombre, que solo vale por ser
hoy el de mi patria, agradezca por hoy
para mafana cuanta justicia ca
ridad reciba. A quien me la anna le
digo Ell un gran grito: ihermanol
no tengo mas hermanos que los que
la aman.
Adi6s, mis- mobiles e indulgentes
amigos. Debo a usted un gOce de al
tura Y de limpieza en- los aspero y feO
de este Universe humane. Levante bien
la voz que 81 caigo sera tambien pOr
la independence de su patria.
Jose Marti.
Montecristi, Mario % de 1895.
I'll caracter especialisimo, ell espiritu
iterario politico de Jose Marti, to-
das sus facultades fisicas v morales,
estaban ligadas, estrechamente unidas
con cl pensamientO grande que fue
guia de todas sus acciOnes, diremos
que ldSld en- Ia euuiDuTd meldHcOllca
de sus versos, Sc rehejaba el amor
la libertad. Martf fue ell eoraz6n de
la patfia como ciudadano, como poeta,
y aunque por breve tempo como que.
rrero.
+. Una nota brillante de aquella Ira pa
tri6tica resalta en- los versOs que CO.
pianos:
'Cuando Sc muere
Ell brazos de la patria agradecida,
la muerte acaba, la prisi6n Sc rOmpe,
empieza, al fin, con ell morir la vida.
iOh! mas que I'm mundO, mas. Cuando
(la gloria
a esta estrecha mansion nos arrebata,
e espiritu crece,
cl .cielo Sc abre, ell mundd\ Sc dilata,
ysen medio1de los mundos Sc amanecel''
Para Jose Martf, Sc abrieron de par
en- par las puertas del Temple immortal
! en- 1895.
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suaes me ~ rffstaio - eFv.a ~ fsasa -
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qush sendd sus Il tsrH nt
IN remedio ~ ls rpast Sc
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en- menos de IS minutes. Ia enfcrms
un hernoso ni5o. Como Paftera qu
personas de mi SEXO."
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en- atesiiEuar aue Fl Coms-
puesto Afitcircgla o. ~.
J. u. Dye. ous rsesrila '
adminisfro q nfia snfrfn5ss
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u. Benavides tPasters Profsslsnsg a.
Juno. Texas. E.t. De- A.. CERTfFlCt.
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lice: "Fago Il Compuesfo Mitchela d 1T W
recetado mis- cnma ha dado easaaos
inuamente 10 estart usando ecomcndando paenea~
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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-03-25

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