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New Britain herald., 1930-05-10
LUTHERAN MEN WILL
 MEET HERE TOMORROW
spring Conference of New EagIanI Conference Brotherhood in ~t.
 Johns Church sunday

The spTnr meeting of tNc New England conferrnca brotherhood 7l)l be held in thc st. John's Ger man Lutheran church tomorrow aft "rnoou- Several hundred daiaeafe4 gre expected to attend. This con- ference consists of brothcraoods or societies lN the United Lutheran synod ot New York. Carl BaIer Of this city is trrasurcr or the coaEer- onco brotherhood
 Rev. William R. Meyer. pastor of the First Lutheran church. Watrr- bury, Mil he thc speaker Of the day. and Louis Gai1ol. orSanlst and choirmastar of St. Paurs, Hartford. will lead the singing. Fred F.. Ep- rier orEasist of ~t. Johns. will pre- side at the organ.
 Tho meeting ~ilt begin at ":15 o'clock, < dayotI0naI eer11re. con- dIctad ny Rev. M ". Gaudian. pastor or g.. Johns Lutheran church ~1l prat+da +hr business EcssIo4 and the closing dcroaons atH ha conducted by Eev. W T. T4ppert of Me~Ida0.
 Several important matters nil] he brought up during tho afternoon for dIscu-sior and action. and officers ropor.1 will bo received
 Emil IT. E. Togel 5e chairman Of fbe re@lstration committee and all delegates ail report 10 him at the church before the meeting.
 Refreshments "ill bo served hy t1o 0omcn oC st Johns church -E..- trn ..nLL-r
New Britain herald., 1930-05-10
Count Leaves Egypt
 For Vienna by Ship

Alexandria. Egypt, May 10 Pl-- Count Alexander of Hochberg whose engagement to Princess Ilcana, of Rumania, recently was broken, left here this morning for Vienna.
 Princess ileana, who with her mother, queen Marie Of Rumania. had hoon enjoying 9 visit in Egypt, Jeff Cairo for Jerusalem on April j.
 Af'or queen Marie and the prin- cess visited Luxor in March, while sho still w#s wearing a1 engagement rin". iieana decided 10 remain at Inc Ermanjan legation in Cairo, Her mofbcr went homo at the end of April
 The prince arrived at Alexandria from Naples March and paid short visit to Cairo. Whether he there met his former fiancec was not learned, but 1t was believed that
New Britain herald., 1930-05-10

Ms. T.. q. >tou&@sH of th.e city will ra tho main speaker Mrs. r.. l.. Had"aH, pasr president os tho soc3aty. wI speak OF behalf of thu mothers and Mss lrez caikins ntlI respond for tho daughters Miss Susan Forrest s>lu give several read .n-=. Miss Uil1jeont GronUac}< will sing. accompanied Hy her morhcr Mrs. F !. Gronnack. Mrs. Winfield T,oss VIII lead the community sing lnz Mrs Arthur Poets viii he in r}1ar-z ol the dining room and dec oratEo"=. A. catnrosz will serve.
 Atr-. John >ta5jcr. chairman Of te0 committee in charge of inc ban ca"t. will acr as toasumasrcr. Other members Of the committee are Mrs E. l.. HaiHaIL Mrs Roy Hoffman. Mrs, <. H. knapp. Mrs \. II. Potts. Mrs '. W, Ritter Mrs ". \. Eoss and Ms W. II. Wu1o4-hh%.
New Britain herald., 1930-05-10
ErfnrIllaiiOn

Sunday service 10 a. m. Sunday school l1:15 q. m. Men'a mecung 3:&0 p. m. in St. Johns church.
 Monday evening. the teachers and officers of the Sunday school WIZ meet
 Tuesday evening, the brotherhood will meet
 Wednesday afternoon the religious school will meet at o'clock. The Light Brigade will meet at 4 p. m. The annual congregational meeting will be held at ?. m.
 Thursday afta.noor, the religious school will meet at 3:16 p. m. The catechetical class will meet at 4.15 ?. m. The adult class will meet at 6 ?. m.
New Britain herald., 1930-05-10
RELIGIOUS HEADS
 IN ANNUAL RALLY
Church Educators to Hear Ad. dress by Philadelphia Minister

"The Teacher Of Religion and His Task will bo the subject Of an ad- dress 10 be given by the Rev. pr. Walter D. Howell of Philadelphia. at tho May rally Of thc New Britain coVncil Of religious education to be held in the parish house Of St
 Marks Episcopal church on Friday evening. May 18th. This rally IS for 4u teachers and officers in Sunday
New Britain herald., 1930-05-10
What Congress Is
 Doing

saturday
 SeBafe--
 In recre=
 Judiciar~ .omm5ar- -on aL -~- shiDstead injunction b-tl.
 House- In recess. E1ect5on+ comlaIr-ea fares tea.l- in Hil-Eajmizauo contest
 Friday
 ssnate-
 Received nomination Of Owen ]. Roberts to supreme court. Lobby committee questioned r. Scott Mcbride Of Anti-saloo1 League.
 Commerce committee considered rivers and haroors legislation. House
 Began sonarat debate on naval appropriation bili
 Garner, Of Tnzae minority lead r and democratic eonfereC on the lar jlf bill assail d ''partisan' const l. efation Of the measure as contra 0g tn the cogrtry's aishos. BanbiHg committee op,n.d he1r- ires on btlt to limit statc taza'ioa Oil national rnEs-
New Britain herald., 1930-05-10

by the pope to his delegate, Cardinal Lepcier. The message was in reply to the cardinals own expression of greet ing in behalf of the congress, the holy father rejoining with hope that the triumph of Jesus by the sacred host will prepare that venerated soil for new triumphs of Christian faith and sanctity."
 After the telegram had been read. the cardinal donncd the vestments of his rank and officiated at a solemn bcnediction service, concluding by giving the papal blessing to the vast congregation.
 Talking pictures won their way into the ceremony in the Basilica Majorum ruins when the cardinal was speaking Friday morning. Just before the ceremony an automobile drove up and an American pushed his way through 5000 persons to ask permission to place his car just be- fore the altar so as to obtain an audible cincmatographic record of the proceedings.
 Talks in Perfect French
 He argued in perfect French that his film would reach more people than were in all Tunisia. Archbishop Lemaitrc was dubious. but Cardinal Lepicicr, who has lived in the United States, turned and whispered in the srchbishop's car. The American was then allowed to move his automobile close enough to the altar for his pur- poses
New Britain herald., 1930-05-10

Sunday. 10:30 a. m. prayer group; 90:45 q. m. special Mothers day program with a mothers chorus; 1915 ?. m. Bible school with special Mothers day program; 3:30 ?. m. town farm service; D. m. young peoples service with a Mothers day message; special music; leader. Miss Lillian Hanson; ' ?. m. evangelistic service conducted by the pastor.
 Tuesday afternoon, visitation by the ladies Of the church; evening, Boy Scouts
 Wednesday afternoon. religious in structions.
New Britain herald., 1930-05-10
CONFESSIONS FILL
 CHURCH PROGRAM
Eucharisdc Congress Allows
 TalkieS to Be Taken

Carthage, Tunisia, May 10 LT,- Today, the last but one of the thir- tieth cucharlstic congress, was the day of confessions. All churches here and at Tunis were open for the most intimate Roman Catholic ritu- al from carly morning until late eye ming.
 Friday proved the busiest and most fruitful day thus far Of the congress. with its events crowned by the reading late last night at a general assembly in the amphithca- ter at Carthage Of telegram sent
New Britain herald., 1930-05-10
Fires Estimated
 At 2,851 Since March 1

Boston, May 10 P)-Thc number Of forest fires in New England since March 1, exclusive Of Rhode Is land, has been estimated at 9,851. with damage of approximately S1,- 1S9,00d. The estimate was made by Wakefield Dort of keene, x, H., a member of the forestry commit tee of the New England council, in radio address last night.
 He said the estimated loss did not include ruined soil and other in cidental damage. A total Of S7 per carelessness. he declared.
New Britain herald., 1930-05-10
Claims Census Returns
 Show Slipshod Methods

Boston, May 10 IP)-Tho Na- tional Civil Service Reform league. at meeting here yesterday, adopted a resolution inferring that the 193o federal census was being taken 'un- der the discredited spells system"
 There arc already grave con- plaints of slipshod methods and in accurate results in obtaining the census returns" the resolution promised. The league desires 10 call public attention to the similar history of previous census taking under the discrcdited spells sya- tenn"
New Britain herald., 1930-05-10
METHODIST CHURCHES
Trinity

Sunday, a;So a. m. vomens Bible class and church school; 10:45 q. m. sermon. The Heart Of Ii All.'; 6:15 ?, m. Epworth lfague;;s 7:So ?. m. evening service.
 Monday, 2:30 ?. m. ". H. M. s.
 Tuesday afternoon, Methodist group at the hospital; 6:30 ?. m. Philathea class; 7:15 p. m. Boy Scouts; 7;45 D. m class meeting.
 Wednesday, 2:30 D. m. week day religious school. 3rd grade; ?, m. junior missionary societies.
 Thursday, 7;45 ?. m, midWcek service.
 Friday ?. m. sewing school.
New Britain herald., 1930-05-10
LUTHERAN CHURCHES
First

First
 Sunday, 10:&0 a. m. Mothers day service, sermon in Swedish by the rastor; 7:30 ?, m. special service and music,
 Tuesday. meeting of Ladies Mis- sion society IT the afternoon, hos tesses, Mrs. Oscar Johnson, Mrs. Charles Johnson. Mrs. August Johl- son and Mrs John E. Johnson.
 The Mlddletown Brotherhood will pay q visit 10 the local brotherhood on Thursday evening. The visitors will furnish a program and the local committee will serve refreshments. Choir rehearsal will be held Friday evening and confirmation will be given Saturday morning.
New Britain herald., 1930-05-10
Peoples Church of Christ

Sunday, 1o::3o q. m. prayer in pastors study; 10:45 a. m. sermon by Rev, A. J. kchrein. subject: The Church. 12:15 ?. m. Sunday school; ?. m. sermon. Rev 4. J. kehrein, subject, Mother"
 Wednesday, 2:15 ?. m. religious classes.
 Thursday. 2:45 D. h1. religious class; 7:45 ?. m, prayer and praise service.
 Friday, 7:3o ?. m. choir rehearsal.
New Britain herald., 1930-05-10
Census Returns Issued Today

WozrbrooE. in >uddlescz county, Conn. has ii popJlatton Of 1o&7 com pared with &49 in 1920, gain Of iS%. Tr.ra arc zG tarus.
 Other census returns are:
 Ann Aroor Mjch.. 26.&G7, increase 1851, or SIS per cont.
 Monroe. Conn. f221 as compared with lfG1 in I93h.
 New Canaan. Conn, 54G1, as com pared with 359J in 1920.
New Britain herald., 1930-05-10
Maple Hill NeUs

~ha oazt mo-"nz of ehc Ncwtn@- dn Gardrn oiro vil1 hc h-Id Thurs day afternoon. May -5 ar c-ce ol'orE at inc Hom- Of Mrs. l.. L. Nrlin1. in NsvIuzsou Jin1tioa. The .HuIaa- or inc afternoon n5t bo -"arrg F7o7ortnr rorennalz and rln-"
 1ir- " T. Hathaway Of Nr1 To~'. and Taunton. Mas. has IT, tu-rld to her summer home at Taau- ion after spending two weeks with Nr7. L. l.. Harding Of Robbins ave nga.
 Mrs. William Fitzel1 and sons of Robbins avenue are spending the week at their summer cottage al Giants Neck. Mantle.
 Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Hitchcock Of Saquin street motored over the Mo- hawk Trail last Wednesday.
 Mrs. P. J. Hubert and daughters Q Eobbing avenue are spending the weekend at their cottage at Morn aes,do.
 Miss Clarissa E. Bentley Of Ridge way street is spending q week with friends in Monterey and Great Bar rington, Mass,
 Mrs. F. Y. Whiuemore and son, Newton, and daughter, Priscilla, Of Eleanor Place, Elm Hill, are visiting relatives in East Douglas, Mass, this week.
 Mrs. Charles Rowe and son, Junior, Of Maple Hill avenue, are spending the week in Vermont.
 Mr. and Mrs Charles Russell of EowinGton Center motored to North field. Mass last Wednesday.
New Britain herald., 1930-05-10
South

Sunday td,45 3. m, morning vor- ship. sermon. The Gift Supreme ' Rev. T, $. Dunn; 7:45 p. m. evening worship.
 Church school sessions: a:3n e, IT. intermediates. seniors and Ttal- ian gro1p. forum; 1":45 a. m. be- etnners; 12:1o ?. m, beginners. pri- udarios, juniors and Chinese,
 Monday. T. n, junior depart nout council. f;f5 ?. n. standing committac supper and meeting; 6:&1 n. III, Cub Scout@: ?. m. Boy Scouts. troop ?
 Tuesday 7:&0 ?. m. card party ! Yonn= Womans auHIljary
 Wednesday, g:So D. m, unitcd week day church school grades 4 and i; D. m. junior department choir.
 Thursday D. m, united week day church school. grade !.
 Friday ?. m. Girl Scouts, troop l 6;15 ?. III. New Britain council supper at St. Marks church.
 Assyrian Mission
 Sunday. 1;30 !, m, worship al South church, Mir Adams subject will be Motherhood Influence"
 Monday, 2:15 ?. m. English class; 7;30 ?. m. Fidelity club.
 Tuesday. D. m. Homcn'4 Bible class; 1 ?. m- jolly juniors; 7:30 p, m. brotherhood meeting.
 Thursday 7;30 r. m, prayer meeting
 Italian Mission
 Sunday, 9;3o q. m. intermediate department Of Hunter road Sunday school; 1o.50 q. m. morning wor- ship at Hunter road. preacher. Rev. Fasqual Alterio; 2:3o ?. m. primary department Of Hunter road Sunday school; ?. m worship at South church, preacher, Rev. Pasquale Alterio.
 Monday, 7:5o p. m, Christian En- deayor meeting and choir rehearsal. Thursday, 7:30 D. m, prayer meet ing at Hunter rood.
 Friday, 7:30 D. m. choir rehearsal at Hunter road.
New Britain herald., 1930-05-10

Notices for publication on the church page must be received in the Herald office not later than Friday afternoon. Publication cannot be guaranteed if church items arc received later than o'clock Friday.
 Church notices cannot be ac- ccpted by telephone.
New Britain herald., 1930-05-10
<. NJ. l.. Zion

Sunday, 9;3p a. m. church school; 1G:4j q, m. morning worship, ser mon ny Rev. c. A. Brooks, pastor Of the 4. M. E. Zion church at Middle town; 6:30 ?. m. Christian En- deavor service; 1:45 ?. m. Mothers s day program arranged by Mrs. John C. Baker.
 Tuesday evening prayer service.
 Wednesday afternoon week day religious school.
New Britain herald., 1930-05-10

7E~ ff-'7 r- ..-. .om" .0 rne~i- c2I srr~n7 E.. -.- .zra # uueie.an 4tf t7 #.a arf res n~-tcn many compost .cne. To- -"o yct~= as 1>d-- q" -=.. l~.-. -s~t D r0- Evary- naa~ Ttf ...-~ .. H.ora -he an- t"n o". .." -4F+ .or .#-@ SHn- ,..r l.c.
 h. W ....-.a -. u.u.g Q thc >gw Hr.7He N-e .a- aN.u ho- tor tho r..r....r- a. ra .lu. had r-r 1r-n r.~1--g ....s- at tha -!--.-s. Ha0. -.'G- ...sn#@4 l.. aiS
New Britain herald., 1930-05-10
EPISCOPAL CHURCHES
St. Marks


 Sunday, 7:3o q. m. holy com- munion; 9:30 a. IT. church school; II 3. m. morning prayer and scr mon hy Rev. E. E. StyrinG.
 Friday meeting of the New Brit ain council of religious education; supper at 6;15 T. m. Speakers, Dr. Walter D. Howell director of field " orE,- international council of re- NGlouS education. Subject: "Thc Teacher Of Religion and Ills Task. Saturday. annual presentation -~rtjcc st Christ Church Cathedral. Hartford. St. Marks will he repre- aonted by the sunday school choir. WiIham Ships and Frederick Stahl of the senior department wills pre- sent St. Marks lcnten offering.
New Britain herald., 1930-05-10
EON .tL JEWELS STOLEN

I}uaharast. l,umania, May 10 LI9-- .reral aluahja jewels bolon=ing 10 Princes Mother Helen mother of King Michael have been stolen in daring robbery at the royal palace. The iewelry vas taken from Prin- cess Helen's private apartment. So far The police have found no trace Of the thieves.
New Britain herald., 1930-05-10
CONCERT ID HONOR
 SCRIBE MUSICIAN
George Hahn, NeWspaperman, to Hear Own Composition Played

X composition hF George Hahn. revsparrr man and ali around muslcfaa v.t Dr. played at ah@ an rua! suf5as epacs- of tha combined cboru7aa c. -m SwaaEs4 Hothan. church n~z-s1hrs-.y r'en0@ I'll, ~el.ltion e--'.a Hr N~ Hahn i, '-Snapdrteon" a s+o.n composition and ~H. .o E.'=.+ fn rutc for the fvst tl-a.
New Britain herald., 1930-05-10
Stanley Memorial

sunday, a:Go a, m, junior, inter ,nrdiate and senior department church school; 14:45 T, m. Mothers day service, sermon by pastor. sub jcct: The Truly Great: 12 noon primary and beginners department
 Monday, 7:39 ?, m. Boy Scouts. troop ?
 Tuesday, 2 ?. m. meeting Of inc officers and teachers of the church school.
New Britain herald., 1930-05-10
St. Johns (Gca1nan)

Sunday, 8:45 a. m. English serv- lcc; 9;45 a. IT. Sunday school; II a m. confirmation Of the German class, Arthur Ginter Walter Beyer, Fred Miller Edward Trcde, Ernest Bucholz, Erich Pomorcnke,e Anna Schurmann, Marie Ziegler and Adeljc Semrau, The sermon topic will be The Confirmation At Ecthel'
 Tuesday. 2 p. m. meeting Of the Friendship league.
New Britain herald., 1930-05-10
Memorial

sunday. 2:3o q. m. church school; 14:%0 q. m. English worship.
 Monday 7:3Q D. m. rehearsal of sketch hy Priscilla Girls club.
 Tuesday. 6:3o D. m. mothers and daughters banquet; Miss Edna L. Baxter.
 Thursday, < ?. m. midweck serv- ica in German.
 Friday, s ?, m. ladies choir re- hcarsal.
 SatUrIay { T. m. supper meeting Of ;ho Now England association at Bridgeport.
New Britain herald., 1930-05-10

Wednesday. ESQ D. m, united week day church school, grades
 Thursday, 6:50 p. m. second an- nual mother and daughter banqdet; speaker, Mrs. L. C. Stockwell, sub jcct: Achieving Real Success
New Britain herald., 1930-05-10
MOTHERS AND DAUGHTERS
 PLAN ANNUAL BANQUET
stanley Church Group Ia Have Year ly Gathering Thursday Evening
 Affair Sponsored By Ladies Aid

The second annual mothcr and daughter hanquec will he held at the S1anlcy Memorial church on Thursday s1@nin@ at 6;3Q o'cloch Gndcr tha auspices ot the Ladies AiI society.
New Britain herald., 1930-05-10
St. Matthew's.

Service in English at 3 a. m; In German at i0:45. Sunday school between the services.
 Meetings; Monday, Sick Benent society; Friday Walther league.
New Britain herald., 1930-05-10

Thursday afternoon, religious in structions: D. m. meeting of the Reds and Blues for chorus work ; 1:30 D. m. midweek prayer service and choir practice.
New Britain herald., 1930-05-10
International Bible Students Assn.

Sunday, service convention in Cromwell
 Wednesday, D. m. praise and testimony service
 Friday, s D. m. Bible study lead ing article May 1st Watch Tower.
New Britain herald., 1930-05-10
Christian Science

Sunday service at IT. a. m. sub ject, Adam and Fallen Man" Sun- day school at A:45 a. m.
 Wednesday evening meeting at 0 clock.
New Britain herald., 1930-05-10
Second Advent

Sunday school 10 a. m. Sunday morning service II a. m, led by H. l.. Babcock Of New Haven. Evening service with sermon, 7:1-5 o'clock.
 Wednesday, 7:So ?. m. praise service.
New Britain herald., 1930-05-10
LONDON MONEY RATES

9London, May 1Q #.-Gar s5lt,r F 5-16 pes ornce. Money F per cent discount rates short bills and three months 1ls-2 3-16 per cent.
New Britain herald., 1930-05-10
Missionary Alliance

The local branch Of tho Christian and Missionary Alliance holds it's meeting al the Film Swedish Baptist church on Elm street Sunday after noon; 1 o'clock Bible school in Eng Iish and o'clock worship in Italian.
New Britain herald., 1930-05-10
Film tSNe.IiShA

sunday 9;45 a m, Bible school with Mothers day program; II a. 11. and 7:3Q T. m, sermons by the pastor, Rev. ANcI I. Peterson.
 Tuesday 8 ?. m. Young Peoples socioty's meeting
 Wednesday, s p. m, address with steroopticon pictures from China by the Rev. Martin Ekyall missionary to China for many years.
New Britain herald., 1930-05-10
BAPTIST CHURCHES
First

First
 sunday, 9;45 a. m Bible school. brotherhood and adult classes; II i. m. church service. sermon by Rev. William .Ross. subject: Mother Eood'; 6 ?. m young peoples meet ing, leader. Miss Winifred Steven son,
 Monday, 7:$o ? m. Boy Scouts.
 Wednesday, 2;5o ?. m. week day school for relieious instruction: 6:G0 ?, m. young Noman's sewing guild supper and meeting. hostesscs, Mrs. Nrcgcr and Mrs, Golf: 7:15 p. m. boys meeting for handicraft work. Thursday, 7;45 ?. m. midwcek church service.
 Friday 4;15 p. m. Girl Scouts: 6 T. m. Boys club at Y. M. A. A; G:3Q ? h. choir rehearsal
New Britain herald., 1930-05-10
First

CoNGaEGATIONAL cHr RCHEs
New Britain herald., 1930-05-10
Emmanuel Gospel

MISCELLANEOUS
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-03-16
FIFTY PLAYERS
In LOCAL SHOW
Many Valley Towns Place
Representatives In
School Play

The scenery for the Revue Of
Revues, to be staged at the Dittman
theatre Wednesday, March 10 by
local talent. is now complete and is
said to the most attractive ever
80 at an amateur performance in
Brownsville.
The cast consists Of more than
30 persons, including singers, dan
GERS, comedians, musicians, and
first class entertainers from over
the Valley. The towns represented
are Harrington, Point Isabel, San
Benito. Matamoros and Browns
vile. The South Bound Shutters.
popular local orchestra, will furnish
the music.
The show is sponsored by the
Spanish club of the Brownsville
high school. and the Dance club.
Joe Crixell. manager OF the show.
has had experience in the past
staging such performances. and he
predicts that the Wednesday offer
ing will be the best he has yer
worked on.
The cast Is composed Of Corinne
Walton. Dorothy Mae Blanton. Dor
othy Ann Schmidt. Ayeliffe Cobol-
mi. Louise Wick. Doris Landrum,
Lucille Wise. Barbara Youngman,
CrisSi Bowie, Gail McDavitt. Lor-
enc Train, Mary Helen George.
Mary Ness Hughes, Katherine Will
son. Nell Sanders. Delsie Tabor.
Ruth Gilbert, Nancy Stringfellow,
Elizabeth Rowe. Elodia Pacheco.
Margarita Blanca Aguirre, Estella
Cavazos, Illean Logue, Mary Thel-
ma Johanson. Miriam Rel. Laya
Fernandez. Marguerite Marsh and
Thelma Golfer.
Mrs. Archie Carter will be the
accompanies.
The male ensemble is composed Of
Eugene Roy. John Carr Sewall, Carl
Henshaw, Curtis Lightfoot, Emmett
Sewall, Frank Gilmore, Charles Del
gado, James Worley, Homer Nor
row, Carl Davenport, Carlos Pena,
Freddie Celaya. Tito Crixell, Steve
Rodriguez, Alfonso Pacheco. Eu-
gene Cuellar. Crawford Golfer.
Lawrence Olmstead. Barney Moore.
Jack Flynn, Jesse Lick, Bill King
and Rata Delgado.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-03-16
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$1,000. Lot II. Blk. 81. Weslaco.
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