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The New York herald., 1922-01-01
N G. A C E D .

EBENSTEiN-SPIESS. and Mrs. Will
iam Singer. $3.50 broadway. announce the
engagement OF their sister, Miss Gertrude
Spicss, 20 Mr.. Sanford Ebenstefn.
HILLS-THOMPSON. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred
Gale Thompson, 1916 Arthur ay.. New
York city. announce the engagement OF
their daughter. Florence Blanche, TO Mr..
Richard e. Hlll. 3l4 East fremont av,
New York city. on December -, 1921.
N--YALoMsTETN.-- and Mrs. Louis
Winkeman Of Detroit Mich, announce
the engagement of their sister, Rae va
lomstein, TO l. j. Rubin OF New York city
SCHLOSS-WE -WEIL.-Mrs. Samuel Wen OF 1876
East S0th st. announces the engagement
of her daughter Miss Beatrice We'll. 10
Mr.. Edwin J. Schioss. son OF Mrs. Joseph
Schloss. At home on Saturday, January
u. from to O.
STRACHSTEIN - WOLF.-Mr. and Mrs.
Samuel Wolf of Jersey City announce
the hetrothal OF their daughter. Harriet,
10 Dr. Abraham Strachstein on Decem-
her On
The New York herald., 1922-01-01
At washington Hotels.

New York arrivals at Washington
hotels include:
The Willard--Afiss GRANGE H. Colgate.
Mr.. and Mrs w. r. Thurston. Stanley
Rumbough. Mrs +. III. L. Hoge. Miss
Frances Hoge, Mrs. Edmund Fowler
Miss F. G. Brown, T. L. Burdick. Mr.
end Mrs William II. Powell, Il. r.
Weaver. r f. Mills. Miss Barnum, Miss
Knowles. Mrs. S. NJ. Rambaugh, Miss
Il. Rambaugh, a. w. Copeland. Miss M.
II. Foley. John q. Kennedy, J. j. Carty.
Wade Robinson and Mr.. and Mrs. A.
Van Denzel.
The Shoreham-Mr. and Mrs, Charles
Ewing.
The Washington-Willam G. Collier.
The Wardman Parlk-Mr. and Mrs.
William Rawlings.
The Raleigh--C. y. Nelcamp, Mr. and
Mrs. Stewart +. West. Lenora Heandcr.
Or. and Mrs Charles NJ. Gilmore and
j. +. Todd.
The New York herald., 1922-01-01
JOSEPH F. o'GRADY DEAD.
Richmond Tax Commissioner Was
Formerly sheriff.

Joseph T. O'Grady, Tax Commissioner
of Richmond. died early yesterday in
Brighton. Staten Island, in his sixty
fifth year. He had been i'll for several
weeks. lie was born in New Brighton
and was graduated from Public School
20, in Greenwich street Manhattan, and
st. Francis Xavier College. lie taught
in Public School 4 in Tompkinsville and
in 1890 became clerk of the village Board
of Trustees of New Brighton.
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M A r r | E D.

RBITMAN-woLF.-Mr. and Mrs. Meyer
Wolf, 1T2 East Goth St, New York. an
nounco the marriage of their daughter.
Miriam. TO Mr. /. Arbitman.
FRACKMAN - WARSAW. - Mr.. and Mra.
Louis Warsaw OF 953 Hoe av.. Bronx,
announce the marriage Of their daughter.
Ruth TO Mr.. ii. David frackman. son OF
Mr. and Mrs Abraham FTackman, on
Sunday, December 25, 1891.
R-BENYOVITS-Mr and Mrs Louls
Benyovts, Freeport. l.. l.. announce the
marriage Of their daughter. Viola. TO
Alexander Magncr on Thursday. December
90, 1921.
VOL OIPER-TUCKMAN-M Sarah Tuck
man announces the maria &c OF her
daughter, Eleanor. to MIR. Bernard Cor
nelius Wolpor. son of Or. and Mrs. Max
Wolper. December 80. DR.. Elias Solomon
officiatod
The New York herald., 1922-01-01
MISS CAIRNS rs ENGAGED.

Mr.. and Mrs. T. r. Cairns Of Irving
street. Montclair, N. j.. announce the en-
gagement OF their only daughter. Miss
Mildred Cairns, TO Mr.. Walden Howe OF
Manchester, ". H.
The New York herald., 1922-01-01
DINNER AT Mp. HEARsr,s.

Mr.. and Mrs. William Randolph Hearst
entertained a dinner party last evening
at their residence, 137 Riverside Drive.
Among the guests were Mr. and Mrs
Richard T.. Wilson and Miss Louisa
Steedman Wilson, Mr. and Mrs. James
w. Gerard. Mr.. and Mrs. Allen Gouver-
reur Wellman Lord and Lady Duvccn,
Lord and Lady Auckland. Count and
tsot.usra r,f Renhi NJ md NJ. IL
The New York herald., 1922-01-01
COMBINATIONS.

1IEESCtiEIa--Mr and Mrs Bon B Herschpi
announce with pleasure the bar mitzvah
~ thclr SON. Maurice On Saturday, Janu
ary e, at 30 a. NJ. Temple Bnai Icshuruu.
SSH ST.. near Broadway. AZ home Sun
Goth st. No cards.
STARE Mr. and Mrs Herman stark 10
Ncunnyeu av.. New YORK city, announce
the bar mUzvah Of th-lr SON, Aaron
willard Saturday, january ., 1922 al
the lnwood Hebrew CONGREGATION, III
tf3 Normnyea av., New Hork city. Ro-
crption sunday. January 8. at Temple,
1ii-t13 Vermiiyca av., 3 % 2. VI. No
cards.
WOLFF. MIR. and Mrs. Waliv Wolff Of 20
Ienox av. announce the bar mitzvah ~
thelr ECn. STANLEY, AZ Temple Amachc
Thesod, Jth av. and iifth o., January Z
fg21
The New York herald., 1922-01-01
Jeweiry.

LOST-Friday noon. Dec. so. between Cor
ham Co., 5th av and 3Bth st., and IL ~.
esd ST., New York, pearl bracelet containing
81 pearls. clasp containing diamonds,
octagnn settifG. very liberal reward. LOUIS
SELLE, 10 Ditmur ST.. Brooklyn n. Y.
Phone jefferson a23i.
LOsT-Damond crescent, between . and g
inches long; largo diamond In center. lost
somewhere between 59th street and Wana-
makers store. Liberal reward. Address
n. f., p. @. Box $40, city Hall Station. or
pl ono Bowling Green 2os0
LOST-Tuesday noon az 33d aud 9th az.
Hamilton gold watch, double case, on fob.
engraved Abbey Snow Beden. ioli"; back
cover set with diamonds, generous reward
Return A. - BEBDEN, Hotel Earle. 1OJ
Weverley pl.
LOST-Friday nOcn. between Henry St,
Brooklyn. and McAlpln Hotel, New York.
reward ~ returned TO Mrs. CHARLES NJ.
BULL, 200 Henry St. BROOKLYN.
LOST-At Atlantic City, small linen Jewel
bag containing diamond brooch, aqua
~ s. Bartram av., ATLANTIC city.
LosT-Earring. one large round pearl. two
small diamonds above, lost between Fl
w. 18th 81. and i3i +. 66ih St, Friday,
10 @ 80 y. n. Suitable reward for return
10 Mrs. HERMAN BEHR. l3l p. 6eth.
LOST-Monday evening, Dec. 26. Waltham
open face gold watch MONOGRAM ~, =
c." Reward win be maid THE sTUYVI-
SAINT CO, 8 West 40th 81
LOST-ling. Dec. ~, between Newark. n. j.
and y. " Hippodrome, old fashioned dia-
mond cluster ring; reward. NJ. TAYLOR.
1870 I'd av., Newark. Branch Brook $500.
LosT-December 20. gold square wrist
watch, heavy black silk strap between
Carnegie Hall, Broadway. 10th St; reward
Plaza Ass. before 10, after ..
LosT--Gold watch, chain aud knife, Initials
Rhineiander 5os3 Sentimental value
LosT-Gold bracelet; names engraved; Dec
2s IN Flatbush 81 reward. Apt. ., 80
Argyle road. Flatbush 54io-w.
LoST-Boy's silver watch aud fob West
s6th ST., December 30: reward. Return to
tHi West s6th st., apartment cd.
LosT-Dec. 20, silver locket containing
rosqry and medals Audubon 1850.
LosT-Besded bag, containing wrist watch
and pearls. Howard. HICKEY, Bryant s79l,
s25 REWARD.
For return Of oblonR shaped watch move
ment lost December 23d in New York city
A. x. LEE co, mo. ~ William st.
Wearing Apparel.
LosT-In taxl from Hotel Ambassador to
Penn station, on Friday, Dec. %, at .
O'Clock. Fisher choker. Liberal reward ~
returned 70 lIotel Ambassador office.
LosT-LarRe black bag. Initials -. l. ~"
containing evening clothes. Liberal re-
ward. no questions asked. JUDAS, Tele-
phone stuyvesnnt $3.50
Cats, Dogs Sc.
LOST-ruesday last Sealyhant terrier
badger head. wearing red collar, with
steel trimmings. Handsome reward no
questions asked. Return 20 br. MORAN.
sos West io2d So Tel. Plaza si2a
LOST Collie. Dec. 2ist. brown, white neck
liberal reward no questions asked.
MITCHELL, . w. n3d Riverside G250
LOST Hrindle. dog 0omalel, short tai
lLhnral raA.arh- lla EnAt .nLh
The New York herald., 1922-01-01
OBITUARY NOTES.

NICHOLAS NJ. DAILY of 1852 Madison ave
nue., who had been in the real estate busi-
ness in New York for the last twenty years.
died yesterday In his home Mr. DAILY was
born In Brooklyn fifty-nne years ago. Iio
was a member of the Catholic Club, 100 Cen
tral Park South, and OF tho knights of CO.
lnmhus. He is survived by his wife, two
daughters aud a son.
The New York herald., 1922-01-01

MRS. EMMA G. FRECH, who had 6een
prominent IN Roman Catholic charity c'-cles
Il. the Murray IIill district for thirty tfve
years, died Friday after a long Illness. Fer
rGme was at 81 Lexington avenue. She was
tho widow of John !. Frech, an official Of
the Horton Ice Cream Company. He died
eilhteen years ago.
The New York herald., 1922-01-01
Cats, Dogs Sc.
B | r T H S

GRBENuERGBR. Mr.. and Mrs. JACQUES "
Grecnberger Cnee Rose Braun OF 1878
eth av, announce the arrival Of a daugh-
ter on December 20.
The New York herald., 1922-01-01
UNIV EILIN G. S.

KOMfNiCK .--trnveillns Of monument 20
Frederick Komnlck, on Sunday afternoon.
q ,aO January 4. Weather unfavorahle,
following Sunday. Cypress Inns Gene.
terv. section IS, Areyh Lodge No. ..
PITrNER The uuveiing ~ The monument
to willie gitiner VIII take place on sun
dav January F. 1922, At 30 O'Clock. at
Mount Neboh Cemetery, N weather Per.
nilta Relatives and frlends invited.
The New York herald., 1922-01-01
W. L. GEORGE TO LECTURE.
BritInh Novelist 90 speak ON "Tbe
Intelligence % womcn.'

w. T.. George, tho British novelist, w
to open series Of lectures at the sel-
wyn Theater next Sunday night. Janu-
The New York herald., 1922-01-01
January |
A Postscript and a Prologue
January

A day of fRetrospect-ofR Reckoning
of measuring of Results is January
l-the Postscript to 1921. And as
we consider the year past, there
stands out above all favors the great
gift of public endorsement and con-
fidence which must make any busi-
ness, however large, bow in humble
acknowledgement and thanks.
But January | is even more day of
Hoppe of forward looking thoughts
"a Prologue to the year to come.
And SO we promise to serve with
continued faithfulness the ideals
which motivate this institution and
thus justify by our fidelity the en-
dorsenent of the year now closed
Our sincere wishes for Happy and
Prosperous New Year.
E@S-CTN
The New York herald., 1922-01-01
PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.
NEW YORK.

Mrs ]. Fred Pierson, Jr.. has gone to
her house in Palm Beach, Fla.
Mrs. Vanderbilt will! 20 this week to
her apartment in Washington, ID. c.
Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Astor are pass
ing New Years in Rhlnebeck, n. Y.
Mr.. and Mrs r. Penn Smith, Jr.. have
gone TO the Plains, Va, for New Years
Mrs. William NJ. V. Hoffman will en-
tertain a party at luncheon tomorrow.
Mrs. Whitelaw Reid will give dinner
and dance at her home, 451 Madison
avenue, on January 3.
Mrs. Eelbert II. Gary will entertain at
luncheon to-day and again Tomorrow at
her country house in Jericho, l.. L.
Count and Countess Laszlo Szechenyi
are guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Payne
Whitney over the New Years holiday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert L. Gerry and Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Cary Rumsey are
guests of Mrs. E.. Henry Hartman in
Arden, N. Y.
Mr.. and Mrs. James III. Kidder will
give an old fashion New Years recep-
tion this afternoon at East Eighty
second street.
Mrs. Olney 3. Mairs will give a dance
Tomorrow night at East Sixty-fifth
street for her daughter, Miss Marjorie
Mairs. i'm advance of which Mrs. Mairs
will give a dinner at the Colony Club.
Mr.. and Mrs Sherwood Aldrich, who
have been passing the holidays at Snug
Harbor, their country place in Great
Neck, L. l., will sail by the Adriatic next
Saturday.
Mrs. John King Van Rensselaer, will
give a reception this afternoon at 157
East Thirty-seventh street for Mrs,
George Dewey, widow of Admiral Dewey.
Members of the Patriotic New Workers,
an organization founded by Mrs. Van
Rensselaer,, have been invited to meet
Mrs. Dewey.
WASHINGTON.
The Right Hon. Arthur James Balfour
has arranged to sail for England about
January IA.
The Minister of Czecho-Slovakia and
his sister, Miss Stepanek, entertained a
company at dinner last evening.
Mrs. John Allen Daugherty has gone
to Harrisburg, Pa, where she will be the
guest of Gov and Mrs. William c. Sproul
over the New Year.
Princess Bibesco, wife. of the Minister
of Rumania, was hostess yesterday az
ternoon at q Christmas tree party for
her little daughter. Princess Priscilla
Bibesco.
The New York herald., 1922-01-01
LOST AND FOUND.

LOST-Certifcate of dea ,sit No. 255T for
80 $40. 90, issued by the Farmers Loan and
Trust CO. on or about June 81, 1912, In the
name of Charles Magee. as executor of the
estate OF Anne Herman, has been lost or de-
stroyed and same has not been found by me.
All persons are hereby called upon to show
cause why new certificate OF deposit should
not issue in view of that lost or destroyed.
Dated New York, December. 1921. Signed.
CHARLES MAGEE. Executor OF Estate Anne
Kiernan.
LOST-Silver mesh bag. silver top. contain
Ing sum money, Clarldge Hotel, or In taxi
10 72d ct. and broadway. Finder may keep
money and obtain additional liberal reward
upon return of bag. ". L. NORTHCOTE,
Columbus 06Si.
LoST-Between Both and 73d SITS. and B'way
late Friday afternoon, striped black moire
silk purse containing gold powder box and
money; probably lost In taxi; reward.
Phone Columbus 32l4.
LOST-Friday evening. December 30. on 5th
av., between SD and 65th sts., red beaded
bag. containing powder box aud lip stick;
reward. Telephone Plaza 1916.
LoST-Dress suit case left in taxi at the
entrance Of Lorraine Hotel. $50 Wedaes-
day; S.5 reward for return 10 go 9th av.,
second floor.
LOST-We ednesday afternoon, Dec. IS at
Century Theater, pair of mother OF pearl
opera classes reward. Phone e547 SCHUYLER.
LOST-Biack SILK vanity case. gold edge.
between 5ist and b5th and Tth av.; reward.
Call clerk. Hotel Woodward.
The New York herald., 1922-01-01

Princess Christian Is well known In
New York and Washington. Her father,
MIR. Richard Reid Rogers formerly was
Consul-General OF the Isthmian Canal
Commission and connected with the In
torborough Rapid Transit Company. Her
marriage to Prince Christian was the
culmination of romance which began
In Washington In 1918, when She Just
out OF her teens, was leader OF a circle
OF women of society with fondness for
athletics. She was the youngest ana
the "star" fenoer in society. her rapier
having won for her conquests over some
OF the most accomplished masculine
fcncers In Washington.
With her mother she visited Europe In
1914.
The New York herald., 1922-01-01
PRINCESS CHRISTIAN OF
HESSE HAS DAUGHTER
Child Granddaughter of Mr..
and Mrs. r. Reid Rogers.

Special Gable TO THE New yoRK HERALD.
Copyright, fsge. by THE New foRK HERALD.
New York Herald Bureau
Paris, Dec. 81.
Prince and Princess Christian OF
Hcsse to-day announced the birth of a
daughter. Marie Louise Olga. who was
born yesterday at their residence in
Paris. No. Rue de Bresbourg.
The Princess formerly was Miss Eliza
beth Reid Rogers, daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Richard Reid Rogers OF Washing
ton. They were married III Trinity
Church in Berlin on January IA, 1915.
Prince Christian is head OF the Phil
lppstahl- Barchfeld branch OF an old
family Of Hesse. They now have two
daughters.
The New York herald., 1922-01-01
CEMETERIES, &C.

CHOICE LOT IN
WOODLAND CEMETERY
pnasouahte 20 cash buyer Address URGENT,
nov e7e. Graud Central station, n. n.
The New York herald., 1922-01-01
D I E D

In Aemoriam.
Nrnheiter. Paul Kollisch. Rosalia
Brisk payic Loeb, Felix
Cyuress Jennie Nargraf. Amelia
naiy Beniamin y. McCleiland. Mary T..
First Theresa SchlessinRer. Bertram
HIli Quinn, Katherine Schel. Josenh X.
Hcchdorf, Mtlle Yeeka. Harry
Hyman. Robert
The New York herald., 1922-01-01

Mrs ]. Fred Pierson, Jr.. has gone to
her house in Palm Beach, Fla.
The New York herald., 1922-01-01

Mrs. Vanderbilt will 90 this week TO
her apartment in Washington, ID. c.
The New York herald., 1922-01-01

Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Astor are pass
lg New Years in Rhlnebeck, n. Y.
The New York herald., 1922-01-01

Mrs William NJ V. Hoffman will EN-
tertain a party at luncheon tomorrow.
The New York herald., 1922-01-01
WASHINGTON.

The Right Hon. Arthur James Balfour
has arranged to sail for England about
January IA.
The New York herald., 1922-01-01

Mr. and Mrs. r. Penn Smith, Jr., have
gone to the Plains. Va. for New Years
The New York herald., 1922-01-01

The Minister of Czecho-Slovakia and
his sister. Miss Stepanek, entertained
company at dinner last evening.
The New York herald., 1922-01-01

Mrs. Whitelaw Reid will give a dinner
and dance at her home, 451 Madison
avenue, on January 3.
The New York herald., 1922-01-01

Mrs. Eelbert II. Gary will entertain at
luncheon to-day and again Tomorrow at
her country house in Jericho, L. /.
Arizona republican., 1922-03-26

Jinlnnie--Ain't girls silly 20 wear
their hair down over their ears like
they do?
Bobbie-Naw, that amt silly.
Cause when they cover up their eaTs
they don't hafta wash 'eus
Arizona republican., 1922-03-26
YOU TELL Elm.

Conductor to Nervous Passenger-n
,,o,, ara SO nervous why don't you
move up farther? The end carer car OF a
trsin is always the most dangerous.
Nervous Passenger-Well- theh
why do they have itY
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-09-16

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 WoI Your Uncle was certainly in a lr Uo did mot know thal Che Drou.r way io Ht In r0wboat wag Wiih h.. back '0 Che bow e0 tho moro he roHei with iho barrel H.avo. tho naIcr Che boat went down stream and tho man on tho bank was loDIug alonr fIlue over brush and yelling what ho wou'd d0 if Your uncio did uo. guide lbaf boat over to hia eide or Ihe r.ver And an Your Uncle know Waa that ltwa1 35 miles to tho Gu'l of Mexico nud ho figured that he would ho adrlt Iu Ihat old tub u Ono Waicm of ilo gulf i1 about i've or a|E hoUu and would maybe Do ahie t0 make landing at Key Wct or uaVur But about four mIIo. down Che river there was wider n.aoe wIth big eddy and Your Uncle managed i0 work Ono boat Into Chat oddly Then he didn't lo ching for long umo but dr.ft around in circle while Che man on lho hauE who had almos, run him- ao.l io doath to keep mp. talked
 something awful
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The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-09-16
BEDTIME STORY FOR
 ALASKA CHILDREN
By YOUR UNCLE

rroaah'r every girl and boy i'm haHn haa harI Ihe aoue about Che suunnea nr.r people don't .n.I "suWauoo Ilol way bu. ihoy re wrone Chat being One proper n.I.ne Of Che nlmo-but for e1mc r.oI or other nobody hnT over ur.,I.n any sonr about Che biz rr.r ol Che North wcI ar Ono Tu- .ar Mackenzie and oIhCrH Tho Mackenzie thc moHt nor.ho.r river on Ono American continent u r.. several hundred miles from IHs par. ol hIaaHa i'm n northeast orr direction and loW north and omnua into Iho Arctic ocean. The Yukon nIH1 flows north hut cmnUo into Boring .ol and era.a. hundred mI.. lu.H ol the mouth o. Che Mackenzie.
 HH. Che 5uWuoo lhat people s.He 00ou. away down aouth It surH from tre OHnu0Eee swamp Iu tho southern par. ol Gooe.a and runs .Hroueh r'onda and cmpiH into .H. Guf of Mexico about e0 mlo. u0.. ol thc UtIo mIf cly of Cedar Ke.. Tho mau who uIo.o One song .Hmt Che suWanae river had never ...n IT and probably never did aao T. The song was upp0.cJ to oz- pres. IUe o.ne o. homa.oEue Chat WI. l.'I Hr co'1rei man who H.I gone tn tHe North from some plantation and who was a'Ha thinking about .hc old homo he had Io.I and wanted io eo. hack Il Wa evidently n young man for Che song nude him ar
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The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-09-16

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The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-09-16

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The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-09-16

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 Once when Your Uncle W slim IE. 0Iher school terohon he taught hooI for five months way down upon Ono suuauo. river aul when he had few minutes to nue bc would walk lo Che bank of .ho river and aur Io it for It eeomoi @ uee.nIiy during Ono nut few dlrH thH. Ono old onr WaH running .Hr0ueh Your Unc'cs hc1d aI tlo Umo u Was mot very good singing but lHore were only aIIeI.ou i0 listen H1 Your Crc.o did mol. cure Not one alligator In a do..u Is a good judge Of music And hero .s n good place to toI UlIo .orr ab0u. Che Sue uanoe r.vc and Your Uncle. It was nhoul lro 0nl Saturday al.er school. had opened tHat Your Uncle went. down t0 One nFor .o sing l0 Il and while la was on .ha bank a man appeared riding mule on tHo other bank and called out "Hoy kid yo' aIi bring Chat U.ue boat over hrcrr' Does yo. understand
 Now Your Uncle had Do.n raised u a country many miles away from where lto.e was uatar enough for
 mau hoau and had never boon In one. .o any nothing alout nlIi.Ine one. i'm hH Ule B.dc. Che lIitIo boat lhat One mule rider wished nEm la h.. eide ol lhe rrcr had u0 aaH In it and nothing .0 TOW uilh bu. a barrel aro. ht Chat rou. fnc rfor Wae IarN doon and very
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