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Evening star., 1925-09-01
BY EDNA KENT FORBES.

start to finish. But I do not advise
any of my readers to try il
themselves, for gasoline is danger
Gus stuff to play with. Needless
10 say there must he no fire in
the house during the shampoo or for
sometime after.
Libby V.-Red spots breaking out
occasionally on part OF your body
would easily indicate a toxic condition.
but since you have had these recur-
rent attacks for a year without any
apparent effect on your health I
should not think there was any
cause for worry. Sometimes toma-
toes, Strawberries, and a few other
acid foods will cause a rash IF this
kind when the system already has too
much acid in it. digestive troubles
that generate too much acid will also
cause a rash to break out on the skin;
but nothing Of this kind should be
neglected, and l should advise that
you have the doctor care for it.
Evening star., 1925-09-01

The first days at school were very
hard for poor David. His father had
ordered that he must wear on his
back large card on which was print
ed, Take care of him. He bites.
You can imagine the shame the poor
boy suffered because of this card. He
imagined always that some one was
reading it.
But instead of teasing him as he
thought they would, the boys were
very sympathetic. When Steerforth,
the leader of the gang, heard David's
story he expressed his opinion that it
was Jolly shame" From that time
on David was his faithful follower and
he and Steerforth became fast friends
Here is handsome, young Steerforth
Color his trousers dark blue, his shirt
tan and his tie red.
Evening star., 1925-09-01
Shirred Eggs, Special.

Butter four or five shirring dishes.
To half a cupful of grated bread
crumbs and half a cupful of chopped
chicken or ham add enough cream to
mix to a smooth, moist consistency
like butter. Season TO taste with salt
and pepper. Put a tablespoonful of
the mixture into each dish, break in
an egg, season with a dash of salt
and pepper, cover with more of the
mixture, and cook in the same manner
as plain shirred eggs. which is to
bake In the oven. Serve in the cups.
Evening star., 1925-09-01
What TomorrowMeans to You
BY MARY BLAKE.
Virgo.

Tomorrow's aspects are variable.
/ In the morning they are good and
stimulating: in the afternoon they are
uuiescent and of little or no signif-
canoe; in the evening they are ad'
verse and provocative of pessimiSm.
IL you have in hand any special task
calling for keen perception and
boundless energy, you can, with every
assurance of success, devote the early
part of the day to its prosecution.
In the evening recreation-either ac-
tive or inactive-will prove the best
antidote for the lack of self-confi-
dence that will be sensed as a result
of the astrological atmosphere.
A boy born tomorrow will surprise
every one in his infancy with his
quick response to the treatment that
will be accorded him for the few all
ments from which he will suffer until
such time as he attains physical nor
malcy. A girl born tomorrow will be
comparatively free from all tnfantile
sickness, but is more than liable TO
suffer from a rather serious illness
Just prior to adolescence. With prop
er care, however, she will emerge
from this trouble satisfactorily. In
disposition and temperament they will
have very similar traits. They will
be rather reserved and shy and they
viii possess only a IrnlIe0 amount OF
self.confidence. They will be averse
to all ostentation, very sensitive and
quixotically loyal to both persons and
causes.
If tomorrow is your birthday, you
are very popular in your own circle
and well liked by your associates and
companions. This is very largely a
result of your cheerful wit, your un.
| falling brightness and your general
| amiability. You have cultivated, with
great measure of success, the art
| of conversation and can always make
yourself both entertaining and anus.
| ing.
You are very adaptable and are able
| to fit yourself into any circle in which
you may find yourself. You have a
great deal of self-possession and are
| just at much at home in a hovel as
| in a palace. Your energy is illim-
liable and your vitality bubbles
over" There is never either stagna.
| tion or "ennui' when you are around.
You have a great love for your
home, and although not lacking bust
| ness ability, your nature is domestic
one and you love whole-heartedly and
/ loyalty.
Evening star., 1925-09-01
HISTORY of Dour Rame
BY PHILIP FRANCIS NOwLAN,
DENNISON.
Observation-Disclosures, Dennis,
Denis, Denison.
RACIAL ORlGlN-English.
SOURCE-A given name.

There is really little about this fam
lily name that requires explanation, ex-
cept, perhaps. the given name from
which it is derived, that of Denis or
Dennis
One of the Latin. and more an
ciently Greek, names for the god of
wine was "Dionysius,' and the Ro-
mans carried it as a given name into
the Celtic province of northwestern
Europe which they conquered. 1t be-
came a Christian name. and even
when the Roman Empire fell before
the conquests of the Teutonic tribes
IL survived. to appear in changed form
in the new languages which sprang
up in what is now France through the
of the original Celtic with
the Roman, and finally the Teutonic
blood.
The change was great. 1t had sim.
ply become shortened to Denis. 1t
was taken to England by the Nor
mans. The form Dennis is a later
English development.
The family name, of course, was
originally a surname denoting the
parentage of the persons who bore it.,
and as there were many by the name
of Denis in England, the surname
"Denisson'' naturally sprang up in
unrelated cases.
Evening star., 1925-09-01

concrete problem of interior decora-
ton.
In one girls room this interesting
and original arrangement of a wall
space is an important factor in max
ing 1t the comfortable and distinctive
little living bedroom 1t is.
The day bed makes a good bed at
night and a daytime lounging place,
BY placing the day bed before the
built-in bookcase she not only econo-
mizes on space, but has her books
companionably close at hand when
she settles down to study.
tCopyright. 1e25.)
Evening star., 1925-09-01

Peter Rabbit couldn't get over what
he had discovered about Jenny and
Mr.. Wren. You know. Peter had seen
Mr.. Wren destroy the eggs of Tommy
Tit and Mrs. Chickadee while they
were away from home. The first
chance he had he told Jenny Wren
what he had seen and how dreadful
he thought it was. Il just %ouldn I
believe it when I heard that you and
Nh. Wren had done such things" said
Evening star., 1925-09-01
HOME NOTES
BY JENNY WREN

Soon the college girl returns to her
campus haunts and the yearly busi-
ness of getting settled will be under
way. In making her room attractive
and cozy and overcoming its limita-
uons she will learn a new and valu-
able lesson, for she will be solving a
Evening star., 1925-09-01
mOne Mother saws:

@Dne MOthbr says.
Sometimes my little girl resents
going outdoors to get her lungs full
of fresh air. She is unusually fond
of sitting at the fireside, content with
her toys and picture books. So have
TO use a bit of strategy to get her
bundled up and outside willingly. /
call attention TO her pet Persian cat,
curled up asleep on the hearth rug,
assuring her that the only way to keep
him well and his fur in good condition
is to take him out for a romp in the
sunshine and fresh air Child and cat
are soon getting the benefit of the
crisp, cold air.
tCopyright. 1e251
Evening star., 1925-09-01
Bows Are Useful and Decorative
BY MARY MARSHALL.

Bows and bowknots are among the
earliest of trimming devices. Doubt
less our ancestors tied their garments
together long before they buttoned or
Evening star., 1925-09-01

THIS LITTLE FROCK OF WHITE
KASHA IS PROVIDED WITH A
ROW OF BUTTONS AND BOWS
OF GREEN AND WHITE DOT
TED SILK-BUT NEITHER BUT
TONS NOR BOWS ARE USED TO
FASTEN THE FROCk. AS IT
SLIPS ON OVER THE HEAD.
pinned or hooked or snapped them to-
gether. And the interesting thing is
that now when we regard ourselves
as so far advanced in this matter of
clothes and costumes we are most of
us more inclined to favor the frock
that ties together than the one that
Evening star., 1925-09-01

Miss Oonah Mary Keogn, recently
elected a member of the Dublin Stock
Exchange, becomes the first woman
stock broker in the British Isles
Evening star., 1925-09-01
Not Tucked Away.
Jenny Defends Herself.

Some folk can always find excuse
For treating others with abuse.
Peter Rabbit
Evening star., 1925-09-01

fMr. Patri will give personal attention to
inquiries from parents or school teachers on
the care and development of children. Write
him care of this paper. inclosing STAMPED.
self addressed enyeiope for repIy
Evening star., 1925-09-01

Answer: If you have ever raised PUPPY Bobby you
nquisitive little
chew everything that and take of anytl
its teeth and that looks edible to it, Very often
which dsagrees highly with it, and
sick
Evening star., 1925-09-01

Copyright. 1925.)
Evening star., 1925-09-01

DEAR older people speak of the love of
~ girls love-? Be
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-29
listed no puede esta 0
tiene Ell EiigadO enferO.

FL hlgado es uno de los organos
mas vita'es de su cuerpo Y debido
sus importantes funciones, tiene
que estar siempre sano para traha-
jar propiamente. ST el higado deja
de trabajar, todas las materias ve-
nenosas que normalmente son des-
tvuidas por el hfgado Sc acunlu a
Ifan Y pendr'an su vida en- grave
re gro. Ell Remedio de Leonardo
nara e Hi~ado es una medicina Sc.
@ura e inofens va para curar b.lio-
sidad, eructos aliento fet do, dolores
de cabeza, estreii;m ento, indiges-
t on, dyspepsia, fatuiencia, est6ma-
80 &c 90. V todos los desordenes del
higado.. est0mago G intestinos. FL
Renedio de Leonardi es agradable
o paladar, es puro y no contiene
eea onel nj shostanc rs pc igrosas.
T'ras ctlantas dosis del Remedio
de Leonardo G probaran que es SUI
rer or L todos los demas llamados
med canentos para ell higado. De
vanta en- todas .as farmacias Y dro-
prIIpT. as.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-29

lares, en- forma tai que conforma
los deseos de la administration Mu
nicipal. Esto es, Ell General Me
Intyre debera anunciar la venta de
bonos de Puerto Rico, v los pos
torres, cualquiera que estos sean.
deberan esperar la acci6n que
acuerde tomar la administrator
municipal. Cuando el Negociado
de Asuntos Insulares mande los
pliegos de ofertas recibidos para
las distintas e1nisiones de bonos,
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-29
URGE LA vENTA
DE BoNos

FL gobernador Towner ha reci-
bido en- distintas ocasiones la VI
sta de comisionados municipalea,
quienes lie han indicado la necesi.
dad Immediate que siente La ADM
n:straci6n de esta ciudad porQye
Sc ultime la ordenanza de empires
tito.
Sc espera que en- la reunion de
hoy dispondran los comisionados
insulares la venta de los bonos mu
nicipales para tener efecto 10 an
tes possible.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-29
Ell MUNDO
Los empleadOs...
1fsantlnuaei6n de Ira. pagina
REGLAs DE DEBATES

Para conducir todos los asuntcs
Que taviera ante su consideraci6n
dicho Comit6, fu6 acuerdo estab,e-
Ger las reglas Y psoeedimientos dc
debates del Partido Socialista apro
hadas en- Ia Convention ceIebrada
en- San .luan q 4 dc Julio
Desputs de leerse Y aprobarse q!
acta De Ia session inaugural Del CO.
mite, 81 secretario di6 lectura de
las cartas enyiadas NJ Alcstlde de
San Juan y al ComiJG Local Frpu-
blicano puro eomunicandoseles los
nombres dc lbs SrHe;9s que f.Wnlan
el nueyo Comit6 Central Socialism
de San Juan, asf como diose lectu~
ra una carta del selor Roberto
II Todd. .Alcalde, acusando recibo
de Ia carta enviada por el Comir%
Central socialista. en- La cual q Al
calde reciprocal los buenos deses :
EN- bien de la huena marcia de los
asuntos.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-29
Los NUEvos
DIRECTORIES

Luego Sc procedi0 a e1egir nue.
va directiva, y esta qued6 forina-
da de la manera siguiente;
Presidente, don Luis veneras;
Vice, H. J. Cochran; Vice at lar
ee', Chas. E. Lawton; Vice at
large" ]. A. Negr6n sanjurjo; Tc
sorero, w. Biscombe; secretaric E.
D. Delgado; vocales, B. C. CLARK;
P. j. Rosaly, Damian Monserra2.
W. Torric, R. Cabrera Torres; ne
legado General a la Association Anne
ricana de Banuueros, Mr.. H. L. 60
chran y suplente para csc paosto
sefior F. Luis Toro.
Terminado ell acto, los banque
ros y los representatives de la p.cn
sa pasaron al comedor del '.''en-
tro Espanol" en- donde Sc sirvi6
un esplendido almuerzo.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-29
INFORME DEL ASAMBLEISTA
MUNICIPAL SOCIALISM,

Despu6s que terminara su infor-
me e1 Tesorero, ell asamblefsta So
cialista, senor William y. Lopez hi
70 una concisa informacf0n de cier-
tos trabaios realizados en- la Asam-
blea Municipal de San Juan en-
union de sus delnas companeros
asamblefstas.
En- relaci6n con el informe del
seflor William d. Lopez, el Comit6
Central acord6 que para la pr6xi-
ma session de dicho ORGANISING, los
representatives socialistas en- la
Asamblea Municipal de San Juan
rindan I'm informe escrito concre-
to de la labor realizada por ellos
en- ia Asamblea Municipal.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-29

al Consejo Executive, este a 81
vez, los mandara a los directories
municipales, quienes aceptaran ell
pliego q. mejor conforne los intere
ses municipales, comunicandolo asi
al consejo Executive, paca que es-
te su vez 10 comunlqus al Nego-
ciado de Asuntos Insuiares, cosa
que sea adjudicada en- defnitiYa
la subasta.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-29
LAS TRoPAs sUECAs MANIC
BRAN EN- oEsTERGoETLAND

EsToCoLMo, setiembre % (Uni-
ted Press) 900 tropas han CO.
menzado sus maniobras anuales de
ctofio en- Ia provincial de Osstergoet-
land sus majestades, el principe
Heredero y la Princesa asisten al
espcctacuIo
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INFoRnE DEL TEsoRERo

FL senor Alfonso Torres, Tesorero
del Comite, rindi6 IN amplio Y de-
tallado informe financiero en- el cual
describe la situaci6n economical de
dicho ORGANISING en- ell presente. El
informe del 1tesorero fue aprobado
por el Comite Y acord6se que dicho
informe constara totalmente en- ell
record de la session y Sc adoptaron
ctros importantes acuerdos en- re-
laci6n con la buena marcha econ6-
mica del organismo.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-29
EL COMITE SOCIALISM,
AGUARDA ABSOLUTE
RESERVA EN YARIOS
ASENTOS POLITICOS

FL Comit6 Central socialista es-
tuvo reunido desde las diez de la
maiiana hasta la 80 de la tarde,
y desde las cuatro de la tarde hasta
las siete de la noche tratando Y re-
solviendo numerosos importantes
asuntos polfticos locales, de los cua-
les el Comit6 guarda absolute re-
serya.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-29

ASuCo uue cdSI SoDIe ID caDSza Uei
prorietario portofricuefo. Pues
bien, seflores, todo fus intitil. Ell
proyecto Sc convirti6 en- ley. Co
no buenos ciudadanos no nos cues
Ia mas remedio que acatarla, pero
estemos alerta''.
FL selor venegas termino des-
rues de romper una lanza por Ell
bisnestar de les emplead6s de los
tancOs.
HGANIFEsTAcIoNEs DEL
sI. RosALY.
FL senor Rosaiy pronunct6 un dis
curse brillantisimo del cual extrac-
tamos estas manifestaciones sobre-
salientes:
Convencidos estamos todos de
que 81 NAL econ6mico Que mas azo-
ia a nuestro pals es la concentrs-
cion de nuestras tierras en- unas po-
cas-, determinadas corporaciones ex-
trafias. FL 60 por ciento de nuestra
pasada cosecha de azdcar fue ella
borada por DOS centrales extran-
jeras.
Este estado de cosas afacta nues
ira Hacienda Pdblica, nuestras ac-
tividades mercantiles v nuestra
Banca.
Afecta nuestra Hacienda Publ
ca porque, aun cobrando ell Tesoro
Insular todas las contribucionas
los benefic1os que derivan esas cor
poraciones son extraidos de nuestla
TERRA par@ ser distribufdos en- eI
exterior. En- ESQ precisamente, o
en- gran parte al menos, estriha "a
difcultad con que tropieza nuestro
gobierno al confeccionar presupres-
tos.
En- ell terreno de los negocios We
mos que las grandes centrales So
surten de ttdo cuanto necesitan
directamente, elinlinando Ell inter-
mediario y perjudicando por d tan
to a nuestros comerciantes.
La Banca tambien sufre porque
esa fuerza asi concentrate es su-
perior a nosotros. iQue beneficios
derivamos? No podemos ser ban
queros de ellos. No derivamos min
gun benefcio"
Ell seflor Rosaly entonces dijo quU
los Bancos debian proteger al te-
rrateniente pequeno. para eyitar
asi que las grandes centrales siguie
sen extendiendose.
"Lo principal seria", declare,
que por medic de esta Association
nos uni6ramos para protegec al te-
rrateniente en- aqnellos casas EN-
que las fuerzas aisladas de mo no
freran sufcientes'
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-29
ASAMBLEA DE EMPLEADOS
SOCIAIISTAS

El Comit6 Central acord6 cele-
brar una asamblea de todos los EN-
pleados socialistas del Municipio de
San Juan para el dfa lunes cinco de
octubre a las siete de la noche en-
los salones lie la Federaci0n Libre,
para 10 cual eircularan las convo-
catorias dentro de breves dfas.
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IOmdrd impOrtantlSimOS
Continuation de la Ira. pag.)

Continuation de la Ira. pag.)
--M-
respecta la venta de boncs, a
pesar de que estas facultades de
venta quedaron modincadas con el
arTeglo que acordaran los senores
Butte Y Esteves con los sefores
Todd y Martinez RoselI6.
IQUIEN vENDERA LOS
RoNos7
La intencion manifesto del Con
sejo Ejecutivo ha sido EN- todas las
circunstancias en- que Sc reRere
venta de bonos correspondientes
enprestitos municipales, deiar que
Ell Negociado de Asuntos Insulares
proceda en- ell tramite defnitivo
de las distintas emisiones.
En- la session convocada para te-
ner efecto en- la maiiana del dia
de hoy Sc espera que ell consejo
Executive tambi6n acuerds Gelegar
en- el Negociado de Asuntos Insu-
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MoIAeIa ndia
trans
.s,n nas.fas Asiso CITY Los equpsis
atafs
vfajros
y T. = DE- La
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49, --.A.--- -l..
Evening star., 1925-03-21
ROSEMONT

Five rooms. new. h.-w.h., oak floors; very
large bedrooms, fireplace; large lot close 10
boulevard and electric station. Price only
81 $50 on liberal terms
Evening star., 1925-03-21
FOR SALE-APARTMENTS

COOPERATIVE PLAN| ROOMS, BATH,
porch. No realtors interested.
----r-- Columbia 6130-J. 21s
T W 0-FAMILY APARTMENT, COLUMBIA
Heights; $10250; two apartments Of tve
rooms and bath each, also double brick
garage. One apartment rented $50 per month.
the other vacant. small cash payment
and easy monthly payments will buy this de
sirable property. A. MCNEIL e. CO.. INC,
Insurance building. Main 5644.
COOPERATIVE PLAN-WILLARD COURT,
1916 18th ST.; 2 rooms. kitchen and bath; all
outside rooms: sale price, 81 $50; $40O less
than cost; 81 500 cash; monthly payments.
S60.4I. including payment deferred pur-
chase price, interest and expense of upkeep
UNION REALTY CORP, 410-411 Evans Bidg.
Main Sfl5.
Evening star., 1925-03-21
IsALE-suBuRBAN PRoPERTY,

BEAuTIFUL F0UR-ROOM BUNGALOW IL
virginia, with glassed sleeping porch, hard
wood floors and ANIL: price. $3.50; small
cash payment; easy terms; 12-min. car ride
from from center OF city. Phone Adams l1so
247 MAPLE AVE, TAKOMA PK.---New Z
room cellar and attic dwelling; tile bath;
Dr1ck mantle, pantry, hardwood floors and
trim hrst floor; hot-water heat; large lot |:
VIII build garage. Owner, 245 Maple ave. 22s
II FAIRcHILD ST, CHERRYDALE, VA
water in house. front and side porches. ga
rage; lot boI15o: henhouse fruit and shadei
near car and bus line: only 10 minutes from
y, C.; price, $500; terIis. Owner. West
sIx-ROoM BUNGALOW, WATER, ELECT
lights; garage; chicken house; % r. /. Reds;
V acre fenced in; apples, pears. plums and
grapes; close to churches. schools ard car
line; $3.50 cash; balance, $50 per month: will
and inspect. EDWARD SHANAHAN, Chapel
rd.. Seat Pleasant. Md.
ROSEMONT
Owner was compelled TO leave this fveroo
cottage In our hands. with instructions to
sell at once. to realize small amount OF cash.
See us today for real bargain in suburban
property.
House in good condition aud will be newly
IL you are looking for good modern home.
In q splendid neighborhood. for low price
and easy terms this one should please you.
r. G. GOODNoW COMPANY.
Phone AlexandrIa 926.
LARGE HOUSE, MODERN IMPROVEMENTS.
situated In nearby suburb in good location, on
main highway. Ground surrounding house ha Q
been divided into 20x50-foot building lots.
Would make good proposition for. contractor
or builder who could occupy house and build
GEORGETOWN REALTY & ms CO.. INC,
1919 Wisconsin Ave. NV. West 243S.
Evening star., 1925-03-21
WANTED-MONEY.

WANTED-S8, 600 FIRST TRUST ON VA.
property. containing rooms, all modern i'm
proyements, large chicken houses: about
1k acres; being sold for S13, 10000; blocks
from Key Bridge. Will pay bonus of 2T.
Mr.. DOYLE, with VIM. S. PHILLIPS, 1$a2
IL ST. NV. Main 1900.
Evening star., 1925-03-21
STOPl

Don't cheat your future by continuing to
| accept rent receipts for the money you pay
monthly. $50 monthly will buy you new
home, with all modern conyenences, ready
to move in. Don't hesitate because you think
you haven't saved enough to make the cash
payment. II you are reliable and mbean
offer. Submit it. Address Box 2ss-D. Star
Evening star., 1925-03-21
REMARKABLE
OFFERING
OF OLD


We consider this one of the best values
in apartment buildings that has come
to our attention in recent months Spe
cially constructed several years ago for
the present owners. the property is in
the best of condition and unusually eco
nomical TO maintain for reasons it is
impracticsble to detail here. In loca ton.
this is second to hone in the city. occupy
ing wide frontage on an exclusive resi-
Dental street, surrounded by pretentious
homes and overlooking the Connecticut
Avenue Bridge. OF the 4S apartments, 81
are 8 rooms and bath and 81 are rooms
and bath. Rentals are as low as $3.50,
and vacancies are very infrequent. We
strongly urge all investors in a position
to handle property of this character
to look into its many inducement features.
of which an exceptionally desirable
financing arrangement is exemplary.
Phone Main $500
Up to 9 PM.
BOSS & PHELPS
REALTORS.
1417 K Street wv
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WANTED-FARMS.

SMALL FARM, several acres, some fruit trees: :
near Wash: not far from lines r.r.; buy
or rent. Address Box 109-D. Star office.
LET ME- SELL YOUR FARM OR ACREAGE.
Prompt attention given all lstings.
o. p. ZANTZINGER.
Main 1870. 5371. X ST. at 10th
LIST YOUR FARM AND ACREAGE PROP
critics with me. Prompt attention given all
listings. -
o. r. ZANTZINGER.
Main 53T0-5311 Il st. at 10th w.
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