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KNOWLEDGE
P-rior comfort and Improvement and
trn'ls to personal enjoyment when
riv'fitlf " T1 many, who lire bet
tor than othn and enjoy life more, with
It expenditure, hjr more promptly
ihlapting the world' best product to
tltc need of phy'ical bring, will attest
the value to health of tbo pore liquid
Lixative principle embraced in the
n medy, Syrup of Figs.
Its excellence due to it presenting
In the form most acceptable and pleas
ant to the teste, the refreshing and truly
bonoficial properties of a perfect lax
ative ; effectually cleansing the system,
di-rx lling colds, headaches and fevers
and permanently curing constipation.
I; has riven satisfaction to millions and
ex-t with the approval of the medical
r.mffion, because it acts on the Kid
neys liver and Rowels without weak
ening them and it is perfectly free from
every objectionable substance.
r-ynip of Fir is for sale by all drtlf-ri-ti
in ftc and 1 bottles, but it is man.
ufiv tnreti by the California Fig Syrnp
I'm. only, whose name is printed on every
pcknpe, also the name, Syrnp of Figs,
ami bring well informed, you will sot
accept any substitute if offered.
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In
of
J tutor.:
T.B.BBIDY.
REIBY DUOS.
' TBS LXAPIKG
Real Estate
-Insurance.
AGENTS.
SMBM7,Mltetmt9.alM cany altassf I
v (r Shwhw (naiaaates. aalMlaf fcwj
la all ttosiaVtaat aaattlnaa. Ckstca
rsecrtT la all parte Us etty.
Una 4, mtewn A tyaes talMnw, grease
low. hi rtsr sf HIKVfU LvaOe asak.
Mais Wall Paper Co.
Don't you want . .
a pleasant home?
You certainly do; and
to satisfy your wishes we
have a fine line of "Window
Sfiades, taflTapcrs, and
above all, Pictures and Picture
Frames. These are all neces
sary requisites to make your
home homelike. Come and
convince yourself that our
prices are the lowest in the
city, and that we have the fin
est selection from which to
make your choice. i
Allans Uall Paper Go
110, SIS aad 814
TWENTIETH STREET.
END OF THE FAIR.
Closinf Night of the Events at
Armory Hall.
THE FBIZF8 AID THE TTJms.
Cm. olar stewarese I ar Ills KmmIh
ftohalf mt 11a far Post-Tk om.i.
Uaa to KraTtza Mealy Trmm ike Katrr-
talaataats-A Kasator of Gifts mat Draws
l mm Dlaaaata af at Aartloa.
The fair conducted at Armory hall
iucr i no auspices oi Uoferd post.
243
a. w. a. u., concluded last night,
view of the fact that the drawing
prises, to a chance in which each
urchasor of a ticket held a coupon.
was to take place, the largest num
ber of people ever contained in the
a s . . .
nau, assembled. There were fullv
,500 (fathered there, and so crowded
was the floor that one experienced
iiicuiiy in moving about.
A I'rrwatatloa. l
Prior to proceeding with the order
of the evening, c-l'ost Commander
K. II. Hiick made a short address
from the piriform, expressing, the
thanks of the tost to the public' for
the liberal patronage extended, and
to the manufacturers and merchants
for the generosity and good will
snowo in me donations, con
tributing so handsomely to
the success of the undertaking
In conclusion he addressed him
self to Col. Lew Ginger who has di.
reeled the events, which have been
attended with results of so grtt'fying
a nature, and in well chosen words
presented him with a beautiful silver
water service. In token of the appre
ciation felt bv the post for his work
n us oenall. I he colonel was
greatly surprised, but expressed his
gratitude for the splendid manifes
tation.
Awarding the Ii Im.
A committee to conduct the method
oi awaruing tnc prises hail been se
lected, composed of Messrs. R. A.
Donaldson, I. I). llurg and David
Donaldson, and Miss Carrie Schmitt
was chosen to draw the ticket cou
pons, and Miss (J race Jobe to draw
the sill containing the prise num
oers. j nc aistriuution ucmonstated
the fact that there was no coupon
corresponding to the number that
called for the leading prise, while
there were a nuniler of others that
were not claimed because the nnm
bers calling for them were undnubt
edlv among the blank tickets not
sold, and which as per previous
agreement were returned to the post
to fie disposed of at auction, which
mode will apply to all goods not
taken. It was thought the number
entitling the possessor to the piano
might lie out last night, but up to
the present time it has not been pre
sentcd.
Some of the coupons did not con
tain the holders' names because they
were either sold at the theatre or at
the Armory hall door, and time was
not taken to till them ont. Among
the most iniorlaiit articles and the
numbers winning the came mav be
mentioned:
Piano given by Kimball music
house, 29'Jti, blank.
Farm wagon, Molinc Wagon com'
panv. 1687, blank.
Shaving set. Maris oi memevcr.
dm, Charles Uhgo.
Scales, Molinc Scale company, 87
II. trilavcr.
Overcoat. Simon & Mosenfclder,
177-1, blank.
Overcoat, the London, 3.01. blank
Canopy top surrey, WiNon Hnggy
eompanv. Mollne, Knul Hanson
alid dish. II. u. foisom, z.tiio.
George Strochlo.
Silver nut dish. 2,i0. blank.
tint's suit. M. & K., 6 Hi, Phil
Wells.
Set of dishes, F. G. Young. 1,282,
blank.
Ilav loader, Rock Inland Plow com
panv, l,6Kii, Otto liurkcrt.
Giant stick of candy, George K.
Itailev. SI8. T. II. Davis.
Smoking set. Harts & Hahnscn
company, 610. Mrs. iiosiock.
rants' pattern. J. 1. uixon, l.twi,
Will Donaldson.
Hiding plow. Deere & Co., 2,303,
blank.
Toilet case, Iluvkstacdt, 2,53!),
blank.
Kivcr.iide Oak, Kock Island Stov
eompanv. 2.o67, blank.
Desk, Clcmaan & Salsniann, 1,307
blank. ''-
Oil stove. J. W. Stewart, 2. I'M
blank. V
Hoy's suit, Joans Bear & Co., 2,323,
blank.
There were in all 3 )3 articles dis
imsed of. but the list is too extended
to admit of publication in iun.
What the fast lirU.
Un ford post and Relief corps will
receive between $1,800 and 2.000
from the entertainment and fair. Col
f ilajrer who has ,aooomn4lft-d these
results la fweral In this .dine, and
the poet feels' Verr rrateful.o him
as shewav last nigfau Col.,; Ginger
heaves tonight for Bis home at Colo-
. Kmw Thassa tar Pnawte.
Self closing umbrellas.
Persian handle umbrellas, blue.
Smoking jacket and fancy vests
Fancy ailk handkerchiefs.
lHwssing gowns and bath robes.
Furs for ladies and children.
Persian Imported neckwear.
Fancy, plain and novelty mufflers
Full dress shins anu protectors,
Seal caps and fine hats.'
Silk and satin suspenders.
Call and see our novelties, we hav
new things in every line we carry.
Lutxv t Stewart.
RAPID TRANSIT.
Taa lw Calcara Kmm KtraTawa ta
taal Caatpaar. I
The Chicago Inter-Ocean has the
following concerning the latest ven-1
lure in which the gentlemen con -
trolling the tri-city electric street
railways are interested: i . J
Rapid transit on the north side re-
ceived a new impetus durinir the
week by the introduction of the or-
nances for franchises, for an eleva-
tnl Mail Im Ii. IMk.k.l.n. CI.M.
" -. . v. . I
niiiniM compuT ua me Aorin I
Chicago Electric railroad eompanv 1
lor an eiectrio surface road - on Lin-
coin aad Milwaukee avenue; Roth
companies stand high, and the state
ment is made that this is one of the
few enterprises that mean business
and thrt its backing is of the very
best.
The capital stock of the company
s f 15.03;),0J0, and it is lclieved that
the Chicago North Shore Electric
railroad, which has been pushed for
ward to completion so successfully
by Delaney H. Louderbwck; and also
the North Chicago Eiectrio tsfilroafl.
of which he is also ' president, are
only the beginning of a gigantic sys
tem oi elevated, railroads on tbe
North Shore, which will be fed by
me ciectric surface roads which they
will spread all over the outlying dis
tricts. The capital is all practically
n hand, and it is believed that
among the following are the
stock-
holders:
Those latomted.
Marshall Field, W. W. Baird. John
J. Mitchell. W. G. Bealc. J. W
Doane, Jehn I. Heggs. Orson Smith.
L. Cochran, K. and C. Bucking'
ham, Alexander Clark, C. 1 Hutch'
inson, William Dickinson, Ernest A.
Haniill, Frank S. Gorton, John E.
Havner. William 1 Gray. E. !.
Brewster. Charles H. Hulbard,
Charles Counselman, Samuel Insull,
S. A. Spraguc, William Jockson,
William J. Watson, William Knight,
w
is. W alker, George M. Lyon, Nor-
man Williams, D. H. Louderback, C.
R. Cummings. George T. Smith,
John M. Clark. II. E. Southwell.
Colonel R. C. Clowrv. B. E. Sunny.
D. G. Hamilton. P. A. Valentine, E.
M. Phelps. J. II. Wrcnn, C. Henry
heeler. C. C. Toe.
The railway company seeks four
different franchises on the North
side, and the North Chicago Electric
railroad company asks for franchises
on Lincoln avenue, between Wright- I
wood avenue and North lifty-ninth
street, and on Milwaukee avenue.
between Armitagc and Lawrence ave
nues. The directors of the company
arc: Samuel lusull. president oi the
Chicago Edison company, and also a
director in the Chicago North Shore
conuianv:J. L. Cochran, owner of
hdgewatcr, and also a director in
the Chicago North Shore; A. S. Lil-
tlclield, of the American Railway
Construction company: A. P. Rich
ardson, of the Richardson, linynton
company, and D. II. Louderback is
prcaiucni. ii is iiciieveQ inai oom
roads will be built as soon as the
franchises are secured.
Christmas Stock.
The Tri-City Packing and Provision
company has received a large shi-
menl of very fancy Christmas cattle
and sheep, and out of lhl shipment
the company has put one carload of
these Christmas cattle ' and fancy
sheep on the Rock Island market.
not con lining tbcm to its own mar
ket at the corner of Twentieth street
and Fourth avenue, but in the best
and leading shops in town. These
elegant cornfed cattle were selected
from among many thousands, and
mav be seen at any of our first-class
hops. The Tri-City Packing and
Provision company has experienced
great prosperity since its establish-
ment in the coinniunit v, and has al-
ready acquired a reputation through
the energv and exticricnoe enlisted
in the business, and the trade of the
three cities may well respond, as in
deed it has, to the enterprising dis-
Msition shown by tbo company
toward the locality.
Nulla rilml.
Erucst A. Illingsworth has, through
his attorneys. Jack son & ilurst, had
a precipe men againsi me it. i.
& V. Kail road eompanv for $10,000.
Mr. Illingsworth lost a limb about 13
or II vears ngo, and has .never re
ceived any compensation.
Another interesting suit Has Keen
brought bv the same attorney, at
the Instigation of Margaret McCarty,
administratrix of the estate of .Mary
Karnes and Kldridgc Kumus.'ogainst
the name eompanv. for f , Jt
will be remembered that about eix
.. . . . .
months ago Mr. and Mrs. Karnes
were killed bv a train at Carbon
:iifT, and now the petitioner asks
for $5,000 damages in each case.
Tba Culanabta Iieak Catradar, i
Which is issued annually by
I'opo Manufacturing company.
Oduntbia bicycle fame, - is . out
the
of
for
1891, much improved in appearance.
It is a nad calendar of the same .size
and shape as those of previous years,
havine leaf for each (lav. but its
attractiveness liaa been heightened
by the work of a clever artist, who
baa scattered a scries of bngljt en.
drawings through it pages. It also
contains, as usual, many appropri
ate anil interesting contributions
from people both bright and wise.
mat raraaa. AUmttaal
J. G. Dcmpscv Forum, No. ; 6.
meets this (Friday) evening for e lee
lion of officers. A full attendance is
desired. J. II. Kf.hr, President.
V. A. Giles, Secretary.
au
la boy's overcoats and ulsters. , An
excellent chance for a useful present.
blMOX & MOoKXrKLbKK.
r
CADrS SCHEME.
Dat the laMalit oa Warkiac
mt World's
rata- Plaisias
The Chicago Herald furnishes the
following information of local inter
lest:
Thousands of recent exhibitors at
the fair have lately received a rather
mysterious communication from Mor-
ton Yale Cadv. one of the judges in
the manufactures department. Mr.
Cadv sends out a letter telline the
..klkitn.. Ili.t Ik trat Ikam tk.
: .... ,
exact woruinc oi ineir uiwiumas, m
that they can use the judges' reports
for advertising purposes monins in
advance of the dehverv of the diplo
mas. - He offers to get this informa
tion for tin. Mr. Cady gives as
reference a long list of employes of
John Boyd Thacher's office, most of
whom happen to be custodians of the
reports in question. In concluding
his offer, he cautions - the exhibitors
to regard the communication as con
fidential.
At present Mr. Cady's address is
Washington, D. C , care John Boyd
Thacher. Althongh he is not on Mr.-
Thacher's salary list, he seems to
have free access to the records of the
oflice.
Several commissioners said yester
day that, while Mr. Cady's venture
might, under a generous construc
tion, be rvsrarded as legitimate, it
was calculated to bring the awards
committee into disrepute, and would
therefore be
discouraged. "it win
ing purWlv held bick to cable
Mr. Cadv t. sell this information.
said General St. Clair, and while such
mav not be the case, the awards com
mittee cannot afford to have that
suspicion attached to it."
As to Mr. Cady.
Mr. Cady lives in Molinc, liu lie
has letters of the highest character.
among them one from Charles II.
Deere, the national commissioner.
who lives in that town. National
Commissioner Charles M. Travis, of
Indiana, also endorsed him. "I un
derstood he was going into business,'
said Mr. Travis yesterday, and
knowing that he had been a good
judge, I very willingly gave him a
letter. If I had known he would
have used it fur such purpose I would
have withheld it."
ataart Ratmoa Caarrla.
Manager Montrose, of Harper's
theatre, received this morning tho
following disapiiointing dispatch:
Chicago, Dec. 22 J. E. Mont
rose. Manager Harper's Theatre,
Rock Island, 111.: On account of
sudden illness tonight of Mrs. Rob-
son, and as we cannot play without
her. am compelled to cancel our
date. Address me Auditorium hotel.
Chicago. Iff ill give you date in Mav.
W. R. Havpes.
This announcement will be re
ceived with mnch regret, not only in
Hock Ixland. hut in the three cities,
as Mr. Robson's revival of the Com
cdy of Errors" Saturday night had
promised a Jarge audience of people,
who admire Mr. Rohson no less than
thev do legitimate comedy. Unless
Mrs. Rnbson is dangerously ill, it
seems passing strange that the com
panv could not have come on, and
that a leading laity could not nave
licen secured in the great city of
Chicago to have temporarily tilled
the role.
Notice.
For the benefit of mv customers.
as unristmas ians on aionuav mis
year. and. as my store will be closed
on Christmas day at 9 o'clock, I will
keep my store open on Sunday moru
ing until noon, and any one wishing
. .
to buy anything in the line of boh
day goods will do well to call,
i have a fise line or
Christmas trees from 15 to 25
cents
each. iAll ornaments 7 for 5 cents,
New nuts of all kinds, either scp
crate or mixed, only 12J cents per
pound.
Aew tigs JO cents per pounu.
New dates 3 pounds for 25 cents.
Good chewing gum 10 sticks for 5
cents.
Six kinds of fresh mixed candy.
onlv 8 cents iht pound.
Kxtra hr.c chocolate creams anu
r ....... .
caramels 18 cents per ixund
Best 1-rencU mixed creams in the
citv onlv 23 cents per pound.
THE 6WEKTEST ASP LAIMJEST KLOK1PA
Oranges for the price in the city
15. 20 and.25 cents per dozen,
New Three Crown raisins,' nine
pounds for 50 cents.
jSew tour crown raisins, scTcn
pounds for 50 cents.
- New California prunes, three
I -pounds for 25 cents
Good crushed coffee, 18 cents per
pound.
liranu.aica sugar. iu pounus ior
. . .. . ...
50 cents.
Best water white oil, five gallons
for 45 cents.
Also a nice l'ne of fresh butter and
eggs at reasonable prices.
I also carry a full line ot staple
and fancy groceries, flour and feed.
baled hav and straw, and notions, .at
prices as low as the lowest. You
will dj well to call and gut my prices
before baying elsewhere.
AfGf 8T E. Nissex,:
Proprietor of South Park Grocery,
c ft. i. r. r.
Dec. 23, 24. 25. So, 31 and Jan. 1st,
the C, K. I. & P. railroad will sell
tickets to any point on their line
within 200 miles at rate of one fare
and a third for round trip, good to
return up to and including Jan. 3-91.
r. u. I'lc tit. Agent.
PrraUa Silk Hallera.
Twilled silk mufflers blue polka
dots and cream colored cashmere are
the newest. We have a line line.
Simox & Moses keldek.
BIRTHDAY EXERCISES.
ratlaw Kaekla
Katertalaod
ay UtM
Folks.
Yesterday being the birthday of
Rev. Father Mackin, exercises were
held at St. Josepa's convent, in his
honor, and consisted of an exceeding
ly well rendered program s follows:
v,wm, n.
Address JaTaae
,., ,H, . ttOiri
-The uttie Rcbei" is uiu Bor
PwnTrtO
-rhreunw ch-.P
Willie McO'im.Fi nnde?s Jobs MeTloinld
"Mmm at tte Ruiu oianhge"........ "Girls
I'innn Trio
"CMirze of Un U Ju Brigade" M oys
rmno t no
Brawa Eyes and Bine He....8era LIUIs Girl
uteioue .... ,
Anat Riun inn. unis, nun aixw-
Ihv i)f.l lliH'nii .
M) FirttMutic Lon,,, Vodl Solo
..Urde WWII
Vio'.is t)d P.ano Doet
Wiilo.Mc Jamn, Jo sonwr e
PIno Trio
DccNmrtloTi. "On'y One Pair of Stocklnga to
Menu loiitiriii ' aii
Piano Duct
Closing Hymn By the Bchool
Aa Address to the Uttle Ieova.
Rev. Father Mackin addressed the
little ones, encouraging them, and
picturing a future for them. He
then inyited them to one of the large
school . rooms, which contained a
Christmas tree, and the little ones
were all remembered by receiving
candy bags, oranges, etc. The tree
was tbe return of father MacKin, lor
the little folks' entertainment.
Tracy's Tenperaace Talk.
A homely illustration used by Dr.
Trncj. who o,ens a crusade in Rock
Island next week, in one of his lec
tures at Davenport this week would, 1
if it could make its impression upon
parents in Rock Island, be a valua
ble legacy of the present series of
meetings. The text was furnished
by a careful" old housewife who al
ways went after the turkeys when
they failed to come home "at roost
ing time," ami its application was
too plainly evident to need much
elaboration. The doctor turned his
eyes to the gallery, and inquired,
'boys and girls, where are yon
every evening at roosting timer' "
Then, locusing his glance upon me
lower part of the bouse, be cried:
Parents, do you go after your chil
dren when thev don't come home at
roosting time?"
The doctor is of the opinion that a
good many parents aren't as careful
of their children as tho old house
wife was of her turkeys, and who
will say that he is not fight?
The 2,000 mark was passed by the
pledge signers at the Tracy, Davcn
port, meeting last evening.
Folic 1'olnm.
Fred Thompson, otherwise Oar
encc Eddv. was chased all the wav to
Hampton by the Molinc jKiliec this
morning and arrested. lor peddun
without a license. He was taken
back to Molinc and fined fo and cots.
John Miller came into -the county
court today and pleaded guilty to
petit larceny, and was lined f 10 and
costs. Miller is one of the men ar-
rested the other day for stealing coal
from the C R. I. & P. railroad com
pany.
Olliccr Starofskv, of ' Moline,
last night arrested Al Nel
son, - of this city. and Mar
tin Hansen and Fred .Peterson, of
Moline, all bovs, for stealing 200
pounds of metal from Isarnard &
Leas' works. They had the stolen
property with them at the time in a
wheelbarrow, lhey were held in
bonds of $259 this morning.
The Coronrr's Vonllot.
The coroner's jurv composed of
J.K.Brandenburg, foreman: I V.
Kckhart, T. II. lXIlv. J. W. Kirsch.
J. W. Lawbead and William Ken He
ld v tin!fl an Inmifii ni-pr tho reniftinu
Y ' V. V .r
the Kock Island arsenal yesterday,
and after the evidence was all in.
brought in the following verdict:
That the deceased came to his death
by the accidental discharge of a 30-
ponnd Parrct shell at the Rock Isl
and arsenal at 10:30 Thursdav morn
ing. Dec 21. 1893."
Hm Bra.' Hill of Fare.
Order vour Christmas dinner from
this list. Telephone No. 1031.
roiXTHr.
Turkeys, Chickens,
Ducks. Geese.
ruriT.
Ealing apples. Oranges,
Dates. . California pears,
Pine apples, - Bananas, .
Figs. Malaga grapes.
Catawba grapes.
- ' VEGETABLES.
Lettuce.
Tomatoes,
Spmage, - -
Parsley.
Oyster plant.
Cucumber,
Sweet potatoes,
Cabbagu,
Rutabagas.
Beets,
Water cress.
Soup bunches.
Carrots,
Parsnips.
Cauliflower.
Baltimore ovsters and celery, and
the finest and most complete line, of
domestic and Imported", bottlo and
can goods. Also choice "candies and
nuts, macaroons, ana a cnoicc liae oi
Kennedy's cakes and crackers. Honey
and bulk oaves. Order early ab .
. . . . ur-as Bran. .
1620 Second avenue.
Heal Kkla Caps.
Onlv a few of those fine London
dye seal skin caps left, sizes 6, C
and 7. fl 8.00 caps for f 12.00; fl5.
00 caps for fS.OO: fl2.00 caps tor
7.00. o such chance will occur
again - Sixox & Mosesfelukk.
Notice.
- Highest cash price naid for grease
and dead bogs at the rarrell fcriili
ing and Rendering works.
. C. K. Wiviia.
A
Useful Xmas Present
Is the one which is really appreciated.
Simon & Mosenfelder
Offer exceptional values in ;
Boys and children's Suits and Overcoats.-
Men's Suits and Overcoats. - :
Elegant Underwear. "
Rich Neckwear.
Satin Suspenders.
Nobby Silk UmbrellatC
Seal Skin Caps.. . ;
Elegant Cuff Buttons.
' .Gold Scarf Pins. -Buckskin
Underwear, for the rheumatic. '
Children's Leather Leggins. 'x -
White, Fancy and Flannel Shirts. : :
Quality always the
Everything marked
Simon k
Rock Island
CUT PRICES.
We give away a book for the children
with every $2 purchase.
Men's cork sole shoes worth $7, going at
Men's patent leather shoes, worth$5, going at
Men's slippers, worth $3 and $3.50, going at
Men's slippers, worth $2.75, going at
Men's slippers, worth $2.50. going at
Men's slippers, worth $2, going at
Men's slipjers, worth f 1.75, going at
Men's slippers, worth $1.5), going at
Men's slippers, worth $1.25, going at
Men's slippers, worth 75 cents, going at. ....... .
Boys' water proof shoes worth $2.5 J going at.. .,
Misses' high cut shoes, worth $2.50, going at ,
Misses' high cut shoes, worth $2.25, going at.. ..
Misses' high cut shoes, worth $2, going at
Misses high cut shoes, worth $1.75. going at.. .
Misses' high cut shoes, worth fl.50, goiug at....
GEO. SCHNEIDER,
ROCK ISLAND, ILL.
Happy and
Are they who purchase their Xmas Gifts
f fll 1 J a t -
irom our wen seieciea siock,
Bought carefully and at
can offer you Many
Sideboards,
IMningr Tables.
China Closets,
Chairs and Cupboards
We are showing some decidedly pretty music cab
inets, parlor cabinets, parlor desks, book cases and
parlor tables. '
Our array of vase lamps, hanging lamps, dinner sets
ana cnamuer sets win piease you.
Fancy rockers in all styles and coverings, rattan . '
rocKers, easy cnairs just
Odd pieces for the parlor, parlor suits, couches,
lounges, fetes and divans.
Cook and heating stoves
G. G.
C. F. DEWEND. Manazcr. .
' Upholstering done to order. :
Telephone No. 1206.
- DEALER IN-
111 A inrwA A
nrriLvvinnci
LINSEBn OIL,
best. Prices the lowest '
in plain figures one price.
Mosenfelder,
House Corner.
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