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Odon Journal in Odon, Indiana
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Newspaper
Odon Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 18, 1894
Page
1
Diarized Newsbyte Gapes At Distant Feats And The Meanings Of It
A garbled note lists governors from forty four states and six territories with few married more than three times and a Chicago census cites native and foreign born totals. It mentions a vast balloon at Hallowsay near London, a grand nautical plan, and conjectures on poets laureate and national traits amid unverified figures and stray names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake
Statue Described at Nine Feet Tall on Four Foot Pedestal
A description notes a statue standing nine feet high placed on a four foot pedestal beneath a large dome. The text references nations and a world event in a distant, unclear context, with garbled phrases suggesting ceremonial display.
Exports Rise as Wealth Grows in Early 1800s
For the eleven months ending March 31 1804 exports reached 954000 pounds, higher than the same period the year before. The text notes increased wealth and developing resources, with the region showing significant growth in exports and activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hewlce Thorman
Perin Wis
Limoges Fraser Centered on Manwise Turning
Fragmentary report mentions Limoges and Fraser as a center for a manly turning effort. It references a set of tools or methods and a list of names and actions but the details are incomplete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Limoges
Fraser
Turing
Eae
Stiectae
Perrebais
Fray Tha Ovens
Opium Trade Sparks Fearful Native Opinion in China
A missionary in Nhagwinal warns that the enormous opium shipments from India to China threaten sharp hostilities. The writer notes apparent intent to eradicate and extirpate their people, reflecting alarm over foreign influence and potential war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ibe Tlirraris Fons
Averian
Nhagwinal
Chines
India
Unclear Fragment Discusses Mississippi Estate and Sold Furniture
The text mentions Mass Jerrenson Davis near Mississippi seeking to vacate the Beauveir estate to avoid decay of the old homestead. It notes furniture books silver and family items appearing in curha apa pawn shops of New Orleans and a plan to move them if the house is not permanently occupied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mass
Jerrenson Davis
Beauveir
Mississippi
New Orleans
Beech Trees’ Lightning Resistance Examined By Experiments
Experimenters led by Jonendo Dimitrie used a Holtz machine to pass sparks through blocks of oak, white ash, black poplar, willow and pine. Results showed beech trees resist lightning due to fat content, with pine showing seasonal variation in fat and corresponding resistance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jonendo Dimitrie
Holtz
Tea drinking habit grips English workers in slate quarries
The Princess notes public attention on tea consumption among English working women and men in Merioneth slate quarries. It reports the laborers’ poor conditions are linked to excessive tea use and skips in nourishing foods, with teapots at every chest and tea's idle spread.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Princess
Merionethia
Mob Violence Roils Packing Plants Amid Police Inaction
Chaos as 1700 striking workers seize control of packing houses. Police powerless as mobs threaten widespread disruption. Government may call out troops to restore order. workers block access and spar with authorities in Chicago area plants. Local officials debate emergency measures and ongoing labor unrest.
Convention Proceedings Report On Approval Of Resolutions
A fragmentary report describes a convention where the aim was to adopt resolutions without debate. It notes tensions around committee reporting and references to the administration, with unclear details on specific outcomes or names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rojas
Kentucky Chief Justice Bennett Dies After Long Illness
Keo Aus.ieatndra Jarweil Bennett, chief Justice of the Kentucky Supreme Court, died Thursday morning at the home of Mrs. S. J. Crombeugh in this city. He had suffered rheumatism for years and had been ill for several weeks. He resided a few miles from the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keo
Unclear OCR Note From Early Shipping Voyage
Fragmentary report describes a May departure from New York to Corea and plans to reinforce Corvan waters. Officers from Washington were involved in preparing work aboard the ship amid limited discussion from Vass of the Cyacinnath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corea
Corvan
Apt
Vass
Cyacinnath
Washington
Obscure Tariff Deadlock Discussed in Early Week
Fragmentary details emerge on Wednesday's tariff deadlock with a provisional understanding reached on a fine and a key settlement. The discussion hints at a broader consensus but leaves many specifics unresolved.
Tragedy in Dridureport as 14 year old shoots Mary Weaver
In Dridureport Scerroane aged 14 is said to have fatally shot Mary Weaver during a quarrel over a swing. Witnesses report the Daniels girl retrieved a revolver and fired, the bullet striking Weaver in the head.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scerroane
Augein-Lizeie Danfils
Dridureport
Mary Weaver
Daniels
Four Wouth Tex Aug 10 Harry Argent Dies in Belt Accident
Harry Argent chief engineer of the Cameron ibs and elevator was sewing a belt when a pulley whipped him to death. His clothes tore away and his body was mangled in a frightful manner, according to local witnesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tex
Harry ,Argent
Cameron Ibs
Idaho Official Arrested for Forgery in Tahata County
Boise Idaho Aug 10 George Hinckley of Moscow Tataba county is jailed on charges of forging county warrants. The former deputy auditor of Tahata county under Cone allegedly forged warrants from 86,000 to 15,000 dollars, authorities say.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho
Boise
George Hinckley
Moscow
Tataba County
Ben
Inckley
Tahata County
Cone
Faris Repdefaulted At Indiana Gubernatorial Convention
The Republican congressional convention of the Eighth district meets in Tranx Hacre, Ind. on August 10 to renominate George W. Faris of this city on the fourth ballot over former Congressman Johnson and Hon. Thomas H. Nelson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Faris
Devileh Deed and a Frightful Railroad Wreck Scene
A cryptic report describes a deep night scene after a deadly railroad wreck near Freh Plates, with numerous names and titles listed as witnesses and responders. Detective Maleme is noted as leading the investigation, with references to engineers, firemen, and traveling officials among the names.
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Crawbar
Thurminy Eight
Fred
Poe
Lst
Ps Masrmared
Joseph
Meo Dime Depess
Canned Hindl
Vain
Craig
Tireman
Faichbury
Farmer
Janssen Oor
Odin
Hetherfernd
Desperate Kolbites and Courthouse Turmoil
A riotous scene unfolds as armed men disrupt the Evergreen courthouse ward during a political event. Citizens fear violence as Sheriff orders dispersal while a committee seeks calm amid threats and disorder.
Second Japanese Attempt at Wei-Hai-Wei Disperses Chinese Fleet
Central News from Shanghai reports a second Japanese effort to disperse the Chinese fleet off Wei-Wei on the Chinese coast ended with Japanese retirement after a fierce engagement. Port Arthur was bombarded by Japanese ships but no decisive losses were confirmed. Further reports note Japanese landings at Fusan and Tenan with forces marching toward Seoul, shaping a broader regional move.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central News
Shanghai
Wei Iai Wei
Port Arthur
Ching
Pei-Wang
Tueir
Raniey O
Seth
Fusan
Tensan
Seoul
Seoul Distri
Fragmentary report from untitled local notice
Fragmentary OCR text references a county notice and a suspected person leaving a location on a Friday morning. The readable fragments mention a place in a county and possible police action or investigation. Names, dates, and exact actions are unclear due to garbled text.
Family Narrowly Escapes Poisoning After Dinner
Mrs Hindies and her husband Miss Hadley and their daughter experienced a near fatal illness Thursday after dining with Mr and Mrs Hadley. They fell gravely ill within hours and were treated by two physicians for about six hours before recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vainile
Shencit
Atari
Pinith Hindies
My. Hadles
Dotin Hadley
Shanghai Telegraph Says Japanese Move From Fen Sam
Times correspondent reports Japanese troops advance from Fen Sam toward Yunsen and march on the Corea capital. Tsung Ifo Yamen guarantees foreign safety in interior China amid rising tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Costes
The
Times
Shanghai
Fensam
Yunsen
Sean
Corea
Tsung Ifo Yamen
China
Tio
Minnesota Democrats Endorse Cleveland Letter Positions
At a Minnesota Democratic association meeting resolutions were adopted heartily endorsing President Cleveland’s attitude and the House of Representatives on the land question.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hr. Pab
Minn
Minnesota Democratic Association
Cleveland
House of Representatives
Ex-Cashier Sentenced to Four Years Hard Labor
Kansas City, Aug. 11. Elmer C. Satthes former cashier of the wrecked Kansas City Safe Deposit and Savings Bank was denied a new trial Friday and sentenced to four years at hard labor in the state penitentiary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Elmer C. Satthes
Anarchists Convicted Over Carnet Assassination Action
In Dijon on Friday three anarchists were convicted for upholding the action of Case rio in murdering President Carnet. One received three years imprisonment while the other two were sentenced to five years each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Dijon
Caserio
Carnet
Colorado City Gas Exhibit Reveals 30008 Cubic Feet Daily Flow
A public exhibit in Colorado City showcased newly discovered natural gas with an estimated flow of 30 008 cubic feet in a 24 hour period. Officials highlighted the discovery Friday night, signaling potential energy development for the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado
Colorado City
Large Rise in Lunacy Figures in England and Wales
The forty-eighth report of the commissioners of lunacy shows an increase of 2,244 mentally unsound persons from the prior year, the largest total yet recorded. The rise is broad across England and Wales, with London County noting a further rise, though the overall rate is one insane person per 314 people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Wales
Primrose League
Jabez Dalfour
Gird Lake steamer lands expedition party reports northern ice danger
The steamtier Girand Lake arrives with an American hunting and exploring party including Linenweaver Penny Titus and Heetowhe from the Miranda. They say exploring parties lie north and sea quantities are reported along the coast. Captain Mill fears northern waters are jammed with ice. sparsely detailed wrecks noted, including the schooner Princess Mine with three crew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Srg
Jouns
Arrieves
Laterader and Browght
Messrs
Linenweaver
Penny
Titus
Heetowhe
Miranda
Cook
Mill
Princess
Freight collision kills three tramps on Illinois line
At Woonnanse Indiana Aug 13 a freight train crashed into a second rear ending it. Two men were killed and one badly injured. All three were tramps stealing a ride. Names unknown. Traffic halted for over two hours as trains diverted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woonnanse
Und
Anther
Chicago
Ilinois Road
TraPle
Terre Haute
Thicare
Rescue Mission Placed For Spitzbergen Group
Capt. Hettofsen of the lost steamer Ragnvald dam was sent by the United States consul aboard the Avviyn with provisions and clothing to locate Walter Wellman's party in Spitzbergen and bring them to safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trhomeor
Norwar
Hettofsen
Ragnvald Dam
United Sates Comsul
Avviyn
Walter Wellman
Spitzbergen
Blondel Sets 2 Mile River Swim Record
Fort Ways, Ind on August 13 L B Blondel swam two miles in the St Joe river in 35 40 claiming it beats all records by more than ten seconds The champion swimmer asserts the time surpasses previous marks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Ways
Ind
L. B. Blondel
St. Joe River
Sir. Blondell
Oil Discovery Near Marietta Reveals Alita No. 2 Flow
Manterra Ohio Aug 23 The Sand Bill oil region becomes a fact with the Alita No 2 well flowing twenty seven barrels in twenty six minutes. The oil district lies about five miles east of Marietta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marietta
Manterra
Sand Bill
Alita No. 2
Trial of Mai Worth in Omawi Nebis 1861
Monday morning the court began the trial of Maj Worth for allegedly ordering Private Cedarquist to practice target shooting on a Sunday in violation of a military rule issued by President Lincoln. Worth’s supporters expressed confidence in acquittal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mai Worth
Omawi
Neb
Maj. Worth
Cedarquist
Lincoln
iWorth
Statues Chosen for Congressional Library Decorations
Washington August 14 The Congressional Library plans twenty five statues of literary figures. Librarian Spofford selects Homer Shakespeare Newton Henry Herodotus Gibbons Bacon Columbus Fulton Solon Blackstone Moses Saul with exterior niches for nine more including Franklin Demosthenes Dante Irving Macaulay Scott Emerson Hawthorne and Goethe. Art committee to sculpt the busts.
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Congressional Library
Washington
Spofford
Homer
Shakespeare
Angelo
Beethoven
Newton
Henry
Herodotus and Gibbons
Bacon
Columbus
Fulton
Law
Solon
Blackstone
Moses
Straul
Franklin
Demonsthenes
Dante
Irving
Macauley
Sir Walter Scott
Emerson
Hawthorne
Cioethe
Tariff Debates Draw Ironies In U S Congress
The Times denounces the tariff debate as a discreditable party game where moves hinge on election impact. Democrats are faulted for craft, while Republicans gain credit as opponents falter. The Pall Mall Gazette predicts deadlock may boost Republicans and revive Melville's principles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loxpost
Aug. D
U.S
the Times
Plas
Hadoe
Mand
United States
Pall Mail Gazette
Washington
Ethnological Claim of Uncommon Interest by Prof Cyrus Thomas
Washington August 1 The most important discovery in years is announced from Prof Cyrus Thomas of the United States Bureau of Ethnology. He asserts Mexican civilization began with Malays of the South Pacific and links Malay and Mayan languages, claiming Yucatan Mayan is a direct offshoot of the Malay of Malacca Java and Sumatra. The bureau says the finding may reshape theories on aboriginal history and Central American civilization.
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Cyrus Thomas
Washineton
Aug
United States Bureau of Ethnology
Thomas
South Pacific
Yucatan
Malacca
Java
Sumatra
Amerea
Treasure Find Near Sanders Sparks Murrell Legend
At Tixvuran Bay Arkansas on August 14 a local hunter found a pot containing silver and American coins dating after Issa, buried where a large oak toppled in a windstorm. The farm of M D Cartwright in Ripley Mississippi produced the cache. Old settlers recall the deposit being made by the bandit John A Murrell. S.A Murrell, a relative of the outlaw, was known to dig for money in this area twenty years ago.
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Tixvuran Bay
Ark
Wo. Sanders
Issa
M.D. Cartwright
Ripley
Miss
John A. Murrell
S.A. Murrell
Thade
Banker's Wife Maltby Dead in Peculiar Circumstance
Mrs Ellsworth Maltby wife of a New York banker died at the old family homestead Monday evening. She was shot about eleven oclock Monday morning. Initial reports suggested suicide amid domestic troubles, but her husband calls the shooting accidental.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aus
Ellsworth Maltby
New York
Two Boxers Hold Chin Rousse Match at Union Hotel
Peter Jackson and Jin Corbett met at the Union hotel in a glovesless chin rousse exhibition with no referee. The bout was declared off and the stakes taken down after a clever display of points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Jackson
Jin Corbett
Brand Union Hotel
Wealthy Woman Mrs Shirk Dies After Illness
Mrs Mars J Shirk widow of EL 7 Shirk a millionaire tanker of this state died Sunday night aged 65. She was among the wealthiest women in the western states with an estimated fortune in bank stock Chicago realty and land. Three children survive her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pine
Mars J. Shirk
EL 7
Shirk
Maillionaire
Sasa
Chicaro Realty
Cholera Surge Reports 156 New Cases and 101 Deaths
Official figures show from August 5 to Sundays 156 new cholera cases and 101 deaths occurred in the same period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sr Prrenssyvas
Tariff Bill Seen Closing Trenton Pottery Industry
Manufacturers in Trenton declare the Senate amended bill will shut down all general potteries, calling the measure a deathblow to the local industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trenton
Nal
House
Senate
Portrasp Oil Well Drilled in New Territory
Portrasp Indiana reports an offshore style well with an output of five hundred barrels has been drilled in two miles of Bryanthis in a new territory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portrasp
Indy
New Territory
Five Thousand Whisky Barrels Ordered Regauged in Kentucky
Fortunes in Whisky reports in Owinxsporo Kentucky on August 14 as distillers rush to take advantage of a ninety cent tax before the tariff bill takes effect. A tornado in Spanish Provinces caused crop damage and over 100 deaths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owinxsporo
Madrid
Senate Action Highlights Tax Interference Bill and Indian Treaty Debates
The Senate reported a substitute to curb interference in state and municipal tax collections on corporations and passed the measure. It also discussed Indian treaties with the Sioux groups and Nez Perces, while approving related finance and public land statutes. A separate session noted minimal business and routine tariff conference notes.
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Senate
House
Judiciary Committee
Committee On Foreign Relations
Mamsures
Cuba
Oine Island
Washington
Passiae
Newhart
Det Southee
Pottsville
Tzemen
Dudee
Roinspes
Ani
Train Hits Buggy Near Monroe Killing Woman
On August 14 in Monroe Michigan a buggy carrying Wm Salms and his wife was struck by a Michigan Central train. Mrs Salms died Monday night from injuries while her husband was only slightly hurt.
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Tenepo. O
Monroe
Mich
Wm. Salms
Michigan Central
Tariff Bill Prospects Spark Adjournment Talk
Wasoheren residents report general sentiment that the president will permit the tariff bill to become law without signature if approved by both houses. In that scenario an adjournment would be unlikely for at least ten days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wasoheren
Arbitration Commissioners to Meet in Curiaco
Arbitration commissioners Carroll D. Wright Judge Kernan and Judge Worthington will meet in Curiaco on Wednesday to probe causes of the recent railroad strike and related troubles in the west.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curiaco
Carroll D. Wright
Kernan
Worthington
Church Janitor Slays Wife in Brookton Home
Brookys N Y August 13 Thomas Holt janitor of the Church of the Atonement on Fifth avenue and Seventeenth street shot his wife three times Sunday night at their home in Brookton and then cut her throat with a razor She died soon afterward He had been acting strangely for two weeks prior to the incident
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brookys
N. Y
Thomas Holt
Church of the ‘Atonement
Fifth Avenue
Seventeenth Street
Brook-Ton
Tariff Fate: House Yields to Senate Demands in Vote
The House voted 102 to 21 to accept the Senate bill and proceed with separate bills to place barbed wire sugar coal and iron ore on the free list. Speaker Crisp urged recission and a rapid path to passage amid tense debate over sugar schedules and monopoly influence.
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Wasttineton
Sesat
Sittin
Trae
Pmitana
Peter
Peurtelie
Hawslian
Republic
Gutwalte
Coombs
Washene Ton
Aus
Senate
Pridney
Hill
Tlargi
Addrehn
Alien
Ian
Tmerntog
Hin
Cheries
Frotex
Washington
Chanter
Alabama
Menator Hill
Athens
Amd
Disaprecme
Che Set Reteurminu
Mr Cockrell
Ind
Stevenson
MorCockrell
Senure
Momlay
Fioyse
WastimeTax
Crisp
House
Holman
Wilson
Ways and Means
Democratic Party
Hoo’vinek
Messrs. Montgomery
Breckinridge
McMillan
Turner
McMillin
Jie
House of Representatives
Hotice
Louisiana
Wells
Wisconsin
Snodgrass
Tennessee
Robertson
Congress
Date debate over tariff bill activation date
In Wasniternos on August 14 the tariff bill's start date is debated with August 1 cited as the effect date. Advocates say courts deem a signed bill’s date as non retroactive while others argue the date may require amendment. House reportedly may accept the Senate bill as is to avoid changes and re passage.
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Wasnitneros
Hill
Congress
House
Senate
Gold Receipts Rise Shown In Treasury Totals
Waspinetos, Aug. 14. An improvement is shown in gold receipts by the treasury. In recent days ordinary channel receipts increased 500000, bringing the standing to 526,670,000 on Monday. The rate of exchange has fallen and no further export of gold is anticipated in the immediate future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waspinetos
Indiana man dies in rail accident and more county notes
Indiana state news reports 11 year old Drewett killed after falling from a bridge railing near Ft Maene Albert while Edith Sharp, 9, recalls details of a westbound train stop at Elkhart. Also covered are multiple drownings, shootings, factory accidents, railroad incidents, public notices and regional events across Madison, Anderson, Vincennes, Elkhart, Warsaw, Richmond, Muncie, and other towns.
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Drewett
Edith Sharp
Elkhart
Chicago
Anderson
Avengers
Davis
White River
Vincennes
Samuel Crank
Nottingham Township
Wells County
Stark
H. Wresse
James Livingston
Lebanon
Wesner
Co. W. Wesner
J. Cysrown
Danville
Warsaw
Herman H. Berger
Madson County
Indiana
Via Electric
Indianapolis
Marian
Pendleton
Andersen
Alexandria
N. J. Clodfeller
Crawfordsville
Myers
Indianapoli
C. V. Quick
A. N. Painter
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Groner Heyprers
Cumberland
Omer Ray
Oscan Beaver
Martinsville
Bes
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Civil Engineers
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Indianapois & Chattanooga
Rockpot
Peten Heesler
Noblesville
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Kansas
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Tur
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Tie
Hasworth Luce
Monon
Salem
Crawford
Plummer
Atwood
Kenly
Courben
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Souther
Muncie
Meridian National Bank
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Richmond
Meusche
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Old Sixteenth Regiment
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Wong Long
Wilkes
James Morehouse
Snelbyville
Isaac Hendricks
South Bend
Tipton
Mesister S
F. Chandler
Lon. Davis
W. Mathews
Huntington
Fortland
Bertha Beatty
Dax Green
Bond
Thurston
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