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New Britain herald., 1919-03-25
RIGHT 0F WOhI
 VOTE IS COMM
Continued from First Pa8&
tomorrow the favorable report pointing Edward l.. Smith ju the Hartford common pleas co
 Bills Are Adopted.
The senate concurred in. ado 6 house bills:

Bills Are Adopted.
 The senate concurred in adopf the house bills:
 Regarding the making of elecA Eranford, Milford and Stratford; T1dlng for reimbursement of for damages done by brush f1resa persons who kindle them in def1& of ire Wardens; concerning thes cordlng of attachme ents of mortga& giving fish and game wardens right Of search warrant to exana4 the bags of fishermen or hul1teG their boats. vehicles or buildings which they may be for evidence e violating laws; authorizing James BunCe to transfer a legacy to tH Mlddlesex hospital: adjusting saIariA1 in the Middletown court: amending the act relating to new Washington bridge at Norwalk; relating to electioA of Iitchtield selectmen: concerninS election Of directors of the Middlese1 Mutual Assurance company, and OK. empting animals with anthrax from optional quarantine by the commis. sloner of dom estic animals and cAa- corning the license Of silafl~ fishern] T
 Bristol Trolley Gets Rights
 The house adopted from it's calen. dar these bills:
 Charter amendment for the Nort1- Canaan Water company; permitting il to increase it's capital stock up tc S5O,000; extending construction rights of the Bristol and PlainviIle Tran,wa company
 The house adopted bills reuuirine persons licensed to practice medicine to make yearly reports; reim bursina Naugatuck for damag ges done by the state in constructing highways and concerning commitments to county homes; amending Ansonia's charter providing for a department of educa- ton for it's schools and a. commission to have charge of the Charles IT. Pine manual training schools: authorizinc cities and boroughs to make bylaws for removal of ice and snow from sidewalks: amending the Connect cut Power & Light Co. in relation to highways along the Housatonic river, and removing the limitation on amount of property which the grand lodge. l. o. o. F. may hold
 The house adopted the resolution appointing Frank l.. Wilder deputy judge at Bridgeport. and the bills. in concurrencc. placing state institution teachers under the teachers retire ment law, giving the state rivers, har- bors and bridges commission power to sell the state pier at New London to the federal government and author 1zlng cities, towns and boroughs to contract for the use of sewage svs- terns
 Members of the house had their pictures taken in a group outside the pitol
New Britain herald., 1919-03-25

when rescuers reached him. A spec tator fell from roof, striking a man in the crowd beneath. Neither was seriously injured.
New Britain herald., 1919-03-25
NOTICE.

Officers and members of Andre Tegner and Vega lodges. are requested to meet at Vega hall this evening at 8 o'clock. Emmanuel Gospel church:
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Watcher Falls to Death.

Of the thousands of persons perch ed precar1ously on window ledges and roofs along the line of march two fell and one was killed. A man fell through 2. skYlight to the basement of six story building and was dead
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Extra dividend.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-19
Let's go eat at Boldt's-uptown.
14lf Sd Ave-: downtown. sI3 I'd Ave.
For Skin Made Flabby
and Wrinkled by Heat

Sun. winds and flying dust often
cause squirting and other contor-
tions which make wrinkles You
can quickly get rid OF every line.
however. caused by using a harm-
less wash lotion made BY disS9iv-
ing an ounce OF powdered saxosifo
In half pint Of witch hazel The
ingredients can. OF course be had at
any drug store
you want to freshen up quickly for
the afternoon or evening, hafhe the
face for few moments in the sax
olite lotion You'll ind this moro
refreshing than an hours rest. 1t is
fine for overcoming that appearance
OF nabbiness so common In hot
wcather.---AdNr
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CHAPTER VII

CliAflEh VII
"And now we've lost both the
Gringo pigsr' Alyares Torres lament
ed on the beach. as. with slight
freshening OF the breezes and with
booms winged out to port and star
board. the Angcliaue passed out OF
range OF their rifles.
Almost would I give three bells
10 the cathcdralr' Mariana Nercara
Hiios proclaimed. TO have them
within 100 yards OF this rife. And II
| had will OF all Gringos. they would
depart 90 fast that the devil In hell
would b compelled to study Eng
lishf'
Alvares Torres beat tho saddle
pommel with his hand In sheer i'm.
potence OF rage and disappointment
"The queen % my dreamsr' he at.
most wept. ~she II gone and away.
OF with the two Morrans. saw her
climb up the side Of the schooner.
And there l. the New York Regan,
once out OF Chiriqu lagoon. the
schooner may sail directly 20 New
York. And the Francia pig viii not
have been DELAYED a month. and the
Senior Regain viii remit no money"
They win not get out % chiriaui
lagoon the jcfe said soiernnly. II
arm no animal without reason. I
am a mani ! know they will not
get out Have l not sworn eternal
vengeanceT Tho sun n setting and
the promise ~ for a night OF little
wind. The sky tells IL 20 one with
half an eye. Behold, those trailing
wlspx OF clouds. What wind may be.
and little enough Of that, win come
from the northeast. IL win be head
beat to the chorrera passage. They
will not attempt a.
That Niger captain knows ( h g
lagoon Hike a book. lie win try 10
make the long tack and 20 on, past
Bocas del Toro. or thru the Carriage
passage. Even 20. We viii outwit
him. I have brains. reason. ristcn'
II is long ride. We viii make IT,
straight down the coast TO Las Pal,
uias. Capt. iiosaro is there with the
Dolores"
The second hand old tugboat-tiiat
can not get out OF her own way
Torres aucrled.
But this night OF calm and NOR.
rov OF calm she viii capture the An
xellque-' the jefe replied. "on. corn.
radcsi We viii rsdcl Capt. Rosaro
il my friend. Any favor Is but mine
to ask
Al daylight the WORKOUT men. OF
beaten horses. struggled thru the de
caying village Of Las Palrnas and
down 20 the dccaying pier. where a
very dccaycd. leaking tugboat. sadly
in need Of paint. welcomed their eyes.
smoke rising from the stack advcr.
tised that steam was up. and tho iefe
WAS YEARLY ciated.
"a happy morning. Senior Capt.
Rosarc. and we'll snetr' he greeted
the hard bitten Spanish skipper. who
was reciined on coll Of rope and
who slipped black coffee from mus
that ratified against his teeth.
AGAIN HOW MUCH
ssft sxafifd he n HAMMER morning IN
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the cursed fever had not laid its chin
upon me" Capt Ronaro grunted
sourly. the hand that held the mug.
the arm. ana all his body shiverinR
80 violently Ms to spill the hot liquid
down hla chin and into tho blaok.and.
gray thutch OF haIr that covered his
hair exposed chest. Take that. you
animal ~ hellr' he cried. nlnEing
mug and contents At splinter OF "A
half breed boy. evidently his serva NJ.
who had bocp unable TO roprcsa his
glee.
But the sun win riso and the
fever viii work it, will and shortly
depart" said the Jefe. politely ignor.
ms the display OF spleen. And you
are finished hero. and you are
bound for BocaH del Toro, and We
shall go with you. all Of US. on a
rare adventure. We viii pick up the
schooner Angclique. calmbound all
laAt night In the lagoon. and I shall
make many arrests. and all Panama
will 30 ring with your courage and
ability, captain. that you viii forget
thai tho fever ever whispered In
you"
How muehG" Capt. Rosaro de.
handed biuntly.
Much" the jefe countered In sur.
prise. This Is an AFFAIR OF govern.
ment. good friend. And IL Is right on
your way 10 Bocas del Toro. n viii
not cost you an extra shovclfui Of
coalr'
"Muchaoho, More Coffee the tug
skipper reared at the boy.
A pause fell. wherein Torres and
the jefe and all the dtaggied follow.
Ing. yearncd for tho piping hot cot
fee brought by the boy. capt, TO.
saro played the rim OF tho mug
against HIS teeth like "A rattllng OF
castancts. bat managed 10 sip with
out spIiling and 20 To burn his mouth,
4 vacant faced swedc. in fisthy
overaiis. with a Bolied cap on which
appeared Engines" came up from
below, lighted a pipe. and seemingly
went into trance sr ho sat on tins
tugs low rail.
''Jo~ rn9ch7" Capt. Roaaro repeat
ed. Let uH get under way. dear
friend" said the jcfe And then,
when the fever shock has departed
we will discuss the matter with roa'
son. being reasonable creatures our
selves and not animals"
How muchT' Capt. Rosario repeat;
FL again. II am never an animal
always am a creature Of reason,
whether tho sun - up or not up.
or whether this thrice arcursod fever
IL upon me How much
well. let Us start and for how
muchg" the jefc conceded warlly.
FIFTY dollars. Eoldr' vas the
prompt answer.
"You are starting. anyway. are you
not. captainTr Torres aueried. softly.
'Tffiy-goid. as have said"
The Jefr pouticn threw UP hts
hands with hopeless gesture and
turned ON hir heel 10 depart
/ yet you ~vor~ eternal vengeance
for tho crime committed on your
taiir' Torres reminded him.
NIT NOT FOR FIFTY
''fgut not ~ II costs ssoy' the jefe
snapped hack. out of the corner Of
his eye watching the shsverinx cap
tain for some sign Of relenung
Fifty sold.~ said the captain. as
he finished draining the mug an q
with shaking fingers atrofe 20 ron
cigarette. He nodded his head In
the direction of the swcde. and
added. "and five gold extra for my
engineer. u, IL our custom"
Torres stepped closer 10 Tho jefe
and Whispered.
Il win pay for the tug myself and
charge the GrinEo Regsn hundred.
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245 Cottages and
Hotel to Be Sold

Two hundred and forty.five cot.
tagcs. a Sso-room hotel and an apart
ment house OF IS apartments built
by the government TO house war
workers at Bremerton will shortly
be placed on sale In the open mar.
ket. An appraisal board headed by
George c. Murphy. a Portland con
tractor. has been named 20 fix fair
price with which the government
may compare bids.
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Mill Burns While
Waterman Is Gone

MORTON. Wash. Aug. i9.-Fire
completely destroyed the ]. II. Bell
sswmill here Sunday night, creating
a loss OF $4,000. covered by 500 In.
surance. The Waterman left at 4:ao
p. m. When he returned four hours
later the mil was in flames.
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ships:
"Snokel a steamer smoke dead
aftr'
Tho passage OF an hour determined
the nature and import OF the smoke.
for the Angeliaue. falling into a calm.
was overhaulcd With such rapidity
that the tugboat Dolores. at half a
mile distance thru the binoculars.
was seen fairly TO brlstle with armed
mon crowded on her tiny for'ard
deck. Both Henry and Francis could
recognize the faces OF the jefe poll.
tico and OF several OF the eendarmes.
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International Feature Service. Inc.)
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Hold Jitney Driver
in Accident Probe

ANACoRTES. Aug. DEFENDING
the results Of a coroner-s Inquest.
Ray Philips. a jitney driver. T. being
held In Jail here In connection with
an auto accident IN which Mrs.
Rinquist. who was riding with him.
sustained broken back. from which
SHE died Phillips declared he b..
came frightened while driving down a
hiIi and lost control
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81 Casual Troops
Coming at 9 p. M.

Eighty seven casual troops win ar.
rive In Seattle Tuesday. mt . .. m.
from Camp Merritt. ". j.. wh.r.
they arrived from overseas.
The men are practically all from
oregon and Washington. and are on
their way 20 Camp Lewis for dis.
charges. Arrangements for their
entertainment are being made.
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Lieut.. Stetson Is
Made Ship Master

Senior lieut. Edward w. Stetson.
formerly executive officer at tho
United State naval training camp.
Seattle. Is now master OF the mer'
chant ship Nashc,ah. OF the Pasc a
Jones' Co. The Nashotah is now at
Mobile. Ala. undergoing repairs.
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just One Application
and the Hairs Vanish

A harmless. yet very effective.
treatment Is here given for the
quick removal Of hairy growths:
Mix enough povd ered deiatone and
water to- cover the undesirable
hairs. Apply paste and after or 3
minutes temoves wash the skin and
the hairs have vanished. One APP
plicatiou usually Is sufficient. but
70 be certain OF results. buy The
delasone IN an original package
Advertisement.
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across the lagoon 10 the jungle-ciad
shore, was seeing nothing. as she
thOughtfuily turned her engagement
ring around and around on her I'm
ger.
But Henry. turning 20 tell them Of
the Hnudge OF smoke he had dis.
covered on the horizon. had inadver'
teniiy seen. And tho negro Indian
captain had seen him see. SO the
cspunn lurched close 20 him. the cru
city OF the Indian debating the I'M
pudcncc Of the negro. as he said in
low voice:
"Ah. be not downcast. sir. The
senorita Is generously hearted. There
Is room for both you gallant gentle
men I'm her heart"
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Funeral services for Mrs. O. ".
Haistead. Is. wife OF o. ~. Hsrs,ead
and prominent member Of the
Ladies' Musical club. who died Sun.
day at their home. Endoiyne on the
sound. were held Tuesday afternoon
at tho Bleitz-Raffcrty undertaking
parlors. fntcrmcnt followed at
Washelli cemetery.
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4 GENERAL FIGHT

And the next fraction OF a second
he Learned the inevitable lesson that
white men must have their privacy
OF intimate things: for he lay on his
back. the back OF his head sore from
contact with the deck. the front OF
his head sore from contact with the
knuckles OF Henry Morgan's right
hand.
But the Indian In the skipper was
up and raging as he sprang to his
feet. knife in hand. Juan. the pale.
yellow mixed breed. leaped TO the
side Of his skipper fiouriShing an.
other knife, while several Of the
nearer sailors Joined in forming n
semLcircle ~ attack on Henry. who.
with quick step back and an up.
ward clap Of his hand under the pin
rail. caused an iron Delaying pin TO
leap out ana into the air. Catching
Il I'm midnight. he was prepared to
defend himself Francis. abandoning
the wheel. and drawing his auto
matte AS he sprang. was thru the
circle and by tho side OF Henry.
''what did he say7" Francis de
minded OF his kinsmnn.
err say what | saidr' the breed
skipper threatened. the negro side Of
him dominant as lac built for com.
promise of hlacltmail 81 said"
Hold on. skipperl" Henry inter.
rupted I'm sorry struck you.
Hold your hush Put n stopper on
your jaw Saw woodl Forget I'm
sorry struck YOU. T." Henry Nor.
gan could not help the pause on
speech during which he swallowed
his gorge rising az what he was
about TO say And II was because
Of Leonlca. and because SHE ea
looking on and listening that he SAID
II. "I--apologize. skipper"
at is an injury" Capt Tresethen
stated aggrievedly "It is physical
damage. No man can perrei 'te "a
nhvsicnl dnriare on "A subject u' t1ing
George Gph IDEAS him Without fur.
nishing - mr " rraitil'
terms ptlNrai Henry WINS
for for tta simsrf aud 'fc~ hoop.
ing uian -r..ainre l9t rc
strune, b., rr p b.. hand On HIS
shoulder De- ira Jed o. seIi.contanl
mace 80 ~. rl;p hearty h,nghfer
diprcd into l.. pocket Tor two $50
guld nie," ana as Il ihe, ~tung
him. 'hrur them into ran T'".
fe,hen ir''m
vrhral the prlcer' he cpuia not
hen muitsrinr aloud
cit is . good price" the fkippcr
avrrred Twenty gold Is always u
good price for a sore head am
yours TO command ar You are a
surc.encugh gentlemen. You may hit
mo any time for the price
Me. sir, me7" the Kingston black
named Percival volunteered with
hroad and priceless caclIllngs OF sub.
aervienct "rnke "A swat at me. sir.
for The same price, any time. now,
and YOU may swat me as often as
YOU please TO pay"
Sui the episode was destined to
| terminate at that instant. for at that
instant sailor called froa amid.
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and you and ! will divide tho differ.
cnoe We lose nothing. We shah
make For this Regain pig instructed
me well not 10 mind expense
A the sun slipped brazcnly above
The eastern horizon. one gendArme
went back into Las pilinas with the
faded horses. the rest OF the party
descended 10 the deck Of the tug. tho
swcde Owed down into the engine
room. and Capt. ftosaro. shaking off
his chill In the suns benefcent rays.
ordered the deck hands 10 cast or
tho lines. and put one OF them at
the wheel in the pilot house.
And the same day dawn found the
Angelique. after = night OF calm. off
the mainland from which she had
failed 10 get away, aitho she had
made sufficient northing 90 be mid.
way between san Antonio and the
passage % Booas del Toro and Car,
tago These two passages 10 the
open sea stun lay 20 miles away. and
the schooner truly slept on the mir.
ror surface OF the placid lagoon.
Too stuffy below for sleep IN the
sioamIng tropics. the deck wua Nc.
tered wlthtth sleepers. on top the
small house Of the cabin. in solitary
state. lay Leouin. ON tAsp narrow
runwayn Of deck on either side lay
her brothers and her father.
And. between the cabin compan.
ionway and the wheel. side by side.
Francis arm ACROSS Henry's Shout
ders AZ n stun protecting him. were
two Morg8nr. on one side the wheel.
sitting with arms on knees and head
on arms, the negro Indian slept. and
just as precisely poHtured on the
other side % the wheel slept tn e
h.lmnman, who was none other than
Percivai. the black Kingston negro.
Tho waist OF the schooner was
strewn with the bodies OF the mixed
breed searien. while for'ard. on the
tiny forccnrtic head. prone. his face
buried upon his folded arms. slept
I the lookout.
t-onica. IN her high place on tir.
main top. awoke first. propplng her
head on her hand. the elbow resting
on "a bit OF the poneho on which she
lay. she looked down past one side
Of the hood OF the companion upon
the two young men.
She yrarned over them. who were
so alike. and knew love for both OF
them. remembered tho kisses Of
Henry on hcr mouth. thrilled tiii the
blush Of her own thoughts uaAntied
her cheek NJ memory 81 tho Kisses
OF Francis. and was puzzled and
amazed that she should have IL In
her 20 love two men at tho one time
As she had already learned OF her
self. she would follow Henry 60 the
end Of the world. and Francis even
farther. And she could not under.
stand such wantonnesu OF inclination.
Fleeing from her own thoughts
which frightened her. she stretched
out her arm and danglcd the end OF
her nlikon scarf 10 tickling OF Fran.
els nose. who. after restless move.
ments. stiii In IN. heayinesE OF sleep.
struck with HIS hand al what he must
have thought 10 be a mosquito or
~ and hit Henry on the cheat. so ~
was Henry who firnt awakened He
sat up With such abruptnons as 20
awaken Francis.
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MORNING GREETINGS


MORNING GREETINGS
Good morning. merry kinsrnanr'
Francis greeted. why such VIC.
lenccT''
Morning. morning. and the morn.
ing's morning. oomrade." Henry NUT.
tered. such was the violence of
our slerp that I; was you who
awakened mo with buffet on my
breast. l thought II was the hang
inan. for this Is the morning they
tanned TO kink my neck" lie
yawned. stretched his arms. razed
on, over the rail- at the sleeping
sea, and nudrcd Francis 20 observ.
ancc OF the sieeping skipper and
helfnnman.
They looked 40 bonny. the pair of
Morgans. Lconioa thought: and M
the same time wondered why the
English word had arisen unsum.
moned In her mind. rather than
Spanish equivalent. Was Il because
her heart went out generously TO
the two GrinEos that che mus, needs
think of them In their language in.
stead of her own
To escape the perplexlty OF her
thoughts. she dangled the scarf
again. was discovered. and laughing
- confessed that II was she who had
caused their violence OF waking.
Three hours later. breakfast OF cof.
fee and fruit over, she found herself
at the wheel taking her flrst lesson
in steering and Of the compass under
Francis tuition. The AngelIque un.
der crisp breeze which had hauled
around well TO the northard was for
the moment heeling 1t thru the water
at a six knot clip.
Henry. swaying on the weather
side OF the after.deck and searching
tn g sea thru the binoculars. was
striving 10 be all unconccrncd at the
lesson. altho secretly he was mutt.
nous with himself for not having
first thought OF himself introducing
her TO the pinnacle and the wheel.
Yet he resolutely refrained from
looking around or from even stealing
a corner.of the.eye glance at tn Q
other two.
But Capt. Trefethen, with the keen
cruelty OF Indian curiosity and the
lmpudence of a negro subject OF King
George, knew no such delcacy. He
stared openly aud missed nothing OF
the chemiu drawing together OF his
cluarterer and tho pretty Spanish
girl.
When they leaned over the wheel
TO look into the pinnacle they leaned
toward each other and I.eon.oa's hair
touched Francis check And the
three OF them. themselves and The
bre G d skipper. knew the thrn In
duced by such contact. But the man
and woman knew Intimately what
the breed skipper did not know. and
what they knew WAS embarrassment
Their eyes lifted TO each other tn
a fash of mutual startlemeut and
dropped way down guilty.. Francis
talked very fast and loud enough for
half the schooner 20 hear, ms lie eN.
planned the lubber's point OF the cum
pass But Capt. Trefethen grinned.
A rising pun of breeze made Fran.
els put the wheel up. His hand TO
the spoke rested on her hand. al
ready upon It. Again they thrilled
and again the skipper grlnned.
Loonica's eyes lifted TO Francis.
then dropped IN confusion. she
slipped her hand out from under. and
terminated the lesson by walking
slowly away with fine assumption
OF casualness. as II the wheel and
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SYNOPSIS or PRECEDING CHAPTERS
wealthy Young rranci. Morgan leaves
New York 60 search for barred treasure
Of hi. ancestor. SIR Henry Morgan. hue-
cancer. In Central America. There lie
discovers Henry Morgan. another hleoh
descendant. who res.nbt~. himself. max
Ing the same search. Henry y la love
with teoniea. beautiful adopted dsash-
hin, and also discovers she H. failing
In love with frsneis. 4 plot L. Matched
by f.eonie.'. foster parents TO kei Henri
out cf the way. ffe l. Jailed ard sen
fenced In die for a crime be never s"m-
ruitted. The following chapter opens VITA
ftsary's escape from jail.
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hciress IL is difficult to convince y
man that every cloud has silver
lining.
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BOYS BLOUSES


Main Floor. Rear
Boys Sport Blouses in plain white
with convertible collars of various
stripes. They make neat blouses for
school wear. Sizes are from 6 to 13
years. Price, each ...........S1.5O
Boys Muslin Pajannas in white and
colors, in ages from TO 16 years, at
prices ranging from. .S1.5O to $500
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Suits
Special
S25.0O
New Second Floor

A STOCK readjust-
"A ment sale Of 81
high grade Summer
Suits for the purpose
Of making room for
new Fall and Winter
models is the cause
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of these radical reductions.
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