thf; capital journal Saturday. January 24, 1320.
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TIIH FT1TE METHOPTST Mnrket I'NITED EVANGELICAL Cottape
l-iL church. Sundny services: Sunday and Center streets. Ker. G. L. Lovell,
hchnol It a. m. Preachiug 11 o. m. 'pastor. Sunday school at It a. m.
.ml 1:39 P. m. Prayer meeting , Preachlns and worship at 11 a. m.
Thursdny, T:3 p.
partor.
V. J. Johnston,
KP. PAUL'S CHl'RCH Third tiuu-
"The Widenesa of God's Mercy".
Christian Endeavor at 6:30 p. b. Rath
AspinwaU. leader. .Evening worship
and sermon at 7:30 V- m. Prayer
streets. Thomas Acheson, pastor. Sun
day, January 26th. Sunday school S:45
a. m. Public worship 11 a. m. Sub
ject, 'The Stolen Christ" Class meet
ing 1!:15T Epworth League 8:30 p.
m. Evening sen-ice 7:30. Subject "The
Way of Salvation." 1 F. M. S. Wed
nesday in Sunday school room. 2:30
p. to. Prayer meeting Wednesday
7:30 p. m. Special music will be fur
nished by the choir, under the lead
ership of Prof. Clark both morning
and evening. Reception of members
at the morning service. We extend a
very cordial invitation to the public
to worship with us.
A., her Tlnhnnv. Earlv coinmun-'""""! ':-B n 'xnursaay even-
inn amittad. :45 a. m church school ,
It a. m. morning prayer and sermon
73 p ta. evening prayer and ser
mon. Everybody welcome. Chris. H.
ioaoll, reitor.
VKW TAJIK FIRST I'NITED
BRKTUUKN ISIble school at 10;
hmion .it 1 1 C. K at 7 p. in. rreach
iiiig at 8. The mid-week prayer ser
vice hfis been rhAngert to Wednes
day night at 7:30 Instead of Thurs
:. Everybody welcome to alt these
henrlces C. W. Coiby, pantor.
LITHHISAN East Stnte and
F.ij htcrnth streets. O. Koehler. ps
tor. Sunflny pchnnl nt 10 a. m. rrench
mf sarvlce at 10 :Ii0 a. m. Luther
Lfsjiuo :it 7 p. m. Mr. A. Krueger,
Inndnr. KT'.il"tr servii at 7:30 p. m.
Uierybmly Is cordially Invltod to these
advices
FIRST CHfRCH OF CHRIST,
SCIENTISTS Sunday service is held
at 440 Chemeketa street at 11 a. m.
subject of Bible lesson. "Truth" Sun
day school at 9:45 a. m. Wednesday
evening testimonial meeting at 8
o'clock. Reading room, 302 Masonic
Temple, open every day except Sun
duy and holidays, from 11:45 a. m.
to 6 p. m. All are invited to our ser
vice and to our reading room.
FIRST CONGREGATIONAL
Liberty and Center streets. W. C.
Kantner, minister. 10 a. m. Sunday
school with classes for all. W. I.
Staley, superintendent. 11. a. m.
"Making Religion Concrete". 6:30 l.
m. Christian Endeavor. A live society
with live meetings. 7:30 p. m. "A
AU-ssnge From the World or Spirits".
Motion pictures, two reels,
MINISTERIAL ASS'jf.'I A T I U N--"".
lie Salem AlitiiiUwial Association will
meet in regular session, Motidny ut
Ion o'clock, in the Y. M. C. A. The Sunday
subject, "llmv to Teach RuIiRion,' hospital,
(A lrolr review) will be
l-y A. ijfMr'lihrldiie.
STATU
at the utate in.stitiitloiiH will be held
i follows. 9:00 a. m. .state
y I. G. Lee. 9 a. m. Feeble
pn si-ntcd j Minded Institute, by E. Sherwood.
j2:tti p. ni. Mute School by Mrs. I. G.
ji,e 2:30 p. in. Cottage Farm, by T.
ASSOCIATED BI1ILE STl.'DENTS j S. Anderson. 3.00 p. in. Girl's Trnin-
Tomorrow Htudtes will be In Sixth j ins School, by A. Lnughbiidgo, 3:15
Volume and Tabernnelu Shadows, p. in. Tulierculosis hospital by H, E.
FIRST CHRISTIAN Center and
High streets, one block north of the
Oity hall. Bible school at 9:45 a.
m. Morning worship at 11. Owing to
the absence of Brother C. A. Wal
lace the fourth sermon of the series
on N. T. Doctrines will be held over
until his return In order to have his
assistance, and the fifth of the ser
ies will be presented, "The Spiritual
Powers of the Church and Church
Officials,'' C. E. Bociety at 8:30 p. m.
"The World's Need f Christ" Eph.
2:1-13. The evening service will be
rendered by our twelve-piece orches
tra. Prof. Frank E. Churchill at the
pipe-organ. Lena Belle Tartar, solo;
Hallie Hinges Durdall, Mrs. W. P.
Babcock, S. E. Wolfe and Dr. H. C.
Epley. quartet; and Mrs. Leland W.
Porter, reading Van Dyke's "The
Last Word." This reading is repeat
ed in response to numerous requests
In place of the announced Kellanrt
number, "Thirty llieces of Silver,"
which Airs. Porter will present Inter.
All seats free. Come, and invite vour
INSTITUTIONS Services j friends. Leland W. Pi.
Ex-Preddeat Taft And
Senators Confer Oa Treaty
Washington, Jan. 24. Formet
President Taft visited the capitol here
today and conferred with Senators ac
tive In the movement for a peace
treaty compromise.
During his visit to the senate, Mr.
Taft addressed briefly representatives
of a local committee which had invited
him to talk at a mass meting here in
behalf of the treaty. He said he did
not believe a compromise on the res
ervation afftcting Article Ten of the
League of Nations covenant would
"kill the lague." j
The matter of the ratification or.
the treaty Is in the hands or the sena
tors," said Mr. Taft. "It must be work
ed out by them.
Conviction Of Smuggling
Charge Wins Prison Term
San Francisco. Jan. Si. Sentenoe
of two years and one-half in the fed
eral penitentiary at McNeil's Island,
Wash., was Imposed here today upon
Laurenc A. McBride, importer and
exporter, by the United States district
court, following conviction of conceal
ing a shipment of goods in interstate
commerce. It waa charged McBride
i eceoived a shipment from the east fcf
$10,000 a phenol, a drug. Intended
for trans-shipment to Kobe, In viola
tion of federal laws regulating nar
cotics.
I. W: W. TRIAL ON IX TACOMA.
SOLDIERS MAY WEAR UNIFORMS.
Tacoma, Wash., Jan. 24. The trlaJ
of 39 alelged I. Vi. W. workrs, arrest
ed after the Ctntralia Armistice Day
shooting and charged with violating
the state syndicalism law, began in su
perior court here yesterday. Judge
Fletcher, presiding, refused to grant
a motion of Ralph Pierce, attorney for
most of ihe defendants, for separate
trials. The Judge decreed that all shall
have their hearings before a single
jury.
Portland. Ore.. Jan. 24. Soldiers
attending the trial of the I. W. W.
memhrs accused of the Armistic Dav i
I murders at Centralla, Wash., may wear
itneir uniforms, attnougn tney are out.
of the service, the war department has
advised Representative Johnson o-Mhe j
stnte of Vt ashington, according to a
dispatch received here today from
Washington.. D. C. The information
wag asked by members of the Ameri
can Legion at Centralia.
Jnr.lor class from 10 to 11 a. ni. meet
in Muonn hull, coiner of Ili'h anil
Gourl streets. You are welcome.
Come.
IVtnbertoii,
CASTLE CHAPEL UNITED
BRETHREN Corner of Nebraska
and Seventeenth. George Chapman,
HCNTUrt STREET METHODIST pastor. Sunday school nt 10 a. m. W.
MPISPOPAL Center street, corner W. Rnsehraugh in the lead. Preach
13th street. G. S. Rot-dor, minwicr. Ing at 11 n. m. The revival is still in
rihbhath school 1(1 a. m. Preaching progress and will continue nil next
by ItKV. l'l. K. llortxlur ot 'ort.iit , week. We are looking for u great
11 a. m. Celebration of the "Lord's j time over the mibath the services on
Supper." Preaching also tonight nt' Sunday will commence Bt 7 p. m.
7:45 and
(j 'clock .
Sunday evening at 7:30
FlItST PRESBYTERIAN Thomas
Come and enjoy the services with' us.
CENTRAL CONGREGATIONAL
Corner south 19th and Ferry streets
K AndoiHon,' minister. Church school II. C. Stover, minister. A merged ser
t 9:45, Joseph It. Albert, superlti- jvloe of the morning worship and Sun
tondont. Everybody Invited, JIornlng day school nt 10 ti. m. In charge of
e.'orshlp at 11 o'clock, theme, "God's Mrs. Burton Edwards, Vocal solo by
Treasure of lliininn Tears". Young Francis Sande. Piano solo by Gor
pooplo'H meeting at 6:30 nnd evening don Barker. Address by the pastor.
wornnip hi cau. uunjuct, -j'uo juoun-, unristian Endeavor at :45 p. m.
Ing of Temperance", .
SCANDINAVIAN.. METHODIST
TABERNACLE I r.lh and Mill streets
Huinfay school at 2 o'clock, Mr. Gust
Aniliii'iKiii, superintendent. Uiupol
mooting ut l o'clock p. m. Rov. An
tony E. Llnd will preach. Subject:
' TI'o mystery In Sin nnd the Terrible
Ilctrlbutlon." Will you cornel We
know wo have a messngo worthy of
your consideration.
Evening service nt 7:80 p. m. Theme
"Worlds In the Making" The choir
will sing "I Will Lift Up My Eyes
Unto The Hills", Ira Wilson. Intro
ductory to the sermon there will be
a duet "Uod That Madest Earth and
Heaven", F. O. Rathbun. Prayer ser
vice Thursday evening nt 7:30.
Henry Van Dyke's wonderful book
"The Lust Word" Is to be rend at
the First Christian church Sunday
I evening by Mrs. Leland W. Porter.
NAXAHMNE CHURCH Nineteenth this being her second presentation of
and Marlon. Services an follows: Sun- this number, In response to many To
day school at 9: 13. W. U. Hardy, sup- Quests from thoso who wish to hear
eiintondoiit. Treadling tit 11 and 8 again the story of a life without n
o'clock. Young People's Bible Study God. Mrs. Porter Is nil experienced
6:30 nnd song nnd prnlBO service from Lyceum performer, a graduate and
7;3Q to 8 In the evening. Prayer post graduate of Emerson College of
meeting at 7:30 Wednesday evening. Oratory, Dnslon, and 1ms won many
Tuu cannot afCoid to miss tho pray- friends In Salem through her art
or mooting. Everybody Invited to nt- The music program Is the equal ol
Ir.iid all tlicsu services. A. Veiln, p,iu , tbe literary
lor. Florence Wells, leaconosa.
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Happy
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hvesusin ffood dmMfins
snd resuliir bowel movement.
uiiih eninini. nirmiul no alciMi.il
no epiiitfi juat tli nnMt vetr.
lamp nrnnns. r.-ipcmiiy recant
uiuiiuiM ur icGinms. tune.
At a If rfrifffrMi
J. 0, Perry
LESLIB METHODIST EPISCOPAL
Corner Soulh Commercial and Mey
ers streets. Horace N. Alilrich, pns
tor. 9:45 a. m. Sunday school, with
classes for all ages and grades. E. A.
Rhnten, superintendent. Primary de
partment meets In Leslie hall, under
tho direction of Miss Sue Williams.
11:00 a. m, public worship, with ser
mon by the pastor. Theme, "The
Demands of the Kingdom." 6:30 u.
m. Devotional meeting ot the Epworth u.
League, studying the topic, "The
Changing China." This meeting will
e tea oy tsdwin Norene, 7:30 p. m.
song Nervine led by the chorus choir,
and su evangelistic sermon by the
pastor.
FIRST METHODIST EPISCOPAL
Corner State and Church. Rev.
the old-time class meeting in room 4
down stairs. W. L. Cuminings, leader.
9:45 Sunday school. Prof. J. W.' Todd
superintendent, Grace Smith, Assis
tant. 11:00 sermonettes for bovs and
girls by pastor from Psalm 16-11. The
address of the morning will be by
nay uommisKy Bliss; national secre
tary of the Woman's Home Mission
ary Society. Mrs. Bliss comes to us
with a knowledge of this work contin
ent wide because of many years ex
perience in it. She has been working
in the Oregon Conference since Aug
ust last. 3 p. m. Rev. Miller of Illin
ois will conduct devotional exercises
at the Old People's Home, corner 12th
and Ferry. 6:30 p. m. Senior Epworth
league devotional hour under the
leadership of Benjamin Rlckli. Jun
ior League I Epworth Hall, 7:30 p.
m. sermon by pastor. Topic "The
Open Heart of God". No service at the
church Thursday evening.
COURT STREET CHRISTIAN
CHURCH Corner of North Seven
teenth nnd Court streets. This Is the
little church commonly knowi. as
"The Bungalow". It is not nnlv
Christian church in name but one In
practice. If you do not believe It
Just visit the congregation nnd get
me spun mat pervades the atmos
phere nnd you will agree. . It is a
church where the gospel Is preached
without addition or subtraction; a
church serving the community In the
"'"'" u Jesus Christ, the head of
me euurcn. im you believe in that
kind of religion? Then come worship
with us. Bible school nt 10 u, m.
Lord's Table and Sermon 11 a. m.
Subject: "Unselfishness in Prayer"
Junior C. E. 3:30 p. m. Young Peo
ple's Society of C. E. 6:30 p. m. Spec
ial prepared program ench meeting.
The ilvest society in Salem. Song ser
vice nnd sermon 7:30 p. m. Subject
"Tito Last Will and Testament of
Christ." Tuesday 7:30 p. m. Monthly
Bible School Conference. Every offi
cer and teacher of the school urged
to be present. Wednesday 7:30 p. in,
choir practice under the Instruction
of Prof, Sites. Thursday 7:30 p m
Prayer meeting 8 p. m. Teacher
Training class. Everybody welcome.
R. L. Putnam, pastor.
JASON LEE MEMORIAL CHURCH
Corner of Winter and Jefferson
The Finger Posts of God
; ? t They Point to Our Time
Christ's Great Prophecy of j
Matt. 24
.. ." . , ..
SUNDAY EVENING SERMON STUDY
Another Tremendously Interesting
EVANGELIST A. R. BELL
; U is the- answer of Jesus to the questions of
his Disciples: .
"WHAT SHALL BE THE SIGN OF THY COMING
AND OF THE END OF THE WORLD?
: Tomorrow Evening 7::!0 :
& D. A. CHURCH, N. 5TH ST. AND GAINES AVE
; i You Cannot Afford To Miss This Study
COm ! BRING A FRIENO
(Take North Commercial Car)
Dr. S. J. Reld and J. y. Troy close
heir evangelistic cntnnnlirn t
First Baptist church with 'tomnrmw.
services. Tonight Dr. Reid's topic will
..... i-iiiim uime Again.' His
theme's tomorrow will be, at 11 a
m. "The Resurrection"; nt 7:15 u. m".
Shall We Know Our Loved Ones In
Heaven?" The full chorus choir in
cluding the Men's chorus will be pre
sent and render a number of selec
tions and several solos will be sung
Sunday school at 9:45 a. m. Young
People's Society, at 6:30. Thursday
evening at 7:30 Prayeer and Confer
ence meeting. Every one is cordially
Invited to all these services.
JOURNAL WANT ADS PAY
To Cora a Cold In One Day
Take LAXATIVE BKOMO QUININE
(Tablets.) It stops the Cough 'and'
HeauVho and works off the Cold. E.
W. GROVE'S signature on each box.
30 c. , (Adv)
CHURCHES PROTEST
USE OF INFLUENCES
If) NATION LEAGUE
Washington, Jan. 24 Vigorous pro
test against representation ot religious
organizations in the league of nations
was presented to President Wilson and
Secreary of State Lansing today by the
federal council of churches. "
"The Federal Council of the Church
es of Christ In America," the protest
said, "representing 31 evangelical de
nominations with more than 20,000,-
009 communicants and a constituency
ot not less than 25,000,000, earnestly
protests against the official representa
tions of any religious organization In
the league of nations."
The protest arso was .sent to Paris
for presentation to the League of Na
tions council.
Spokane. Wash t .
Ti
the bulldinr trad...," "I,t-
Into the eontraetingbu8inJf"B"'
spring unless local C
demands for wage i?
aay m the building crar. )
MbVnr 'Vft-1
W. Grene. 'mi
federntionoftb,
declaring fund, and "SS,
would be available for Sl
SKINNER & WHITE
DO YOU LABOR AGENCY
WANT 35 N- 2n1 St., Portland
HELP? We furnUh promptly Farm Help.
" 1 Milken. Wood Cuttm, Mill Cmp
and Kltdwa Help.
Phone Broadway 3205
ft
to sew op wire cms on shwl fci
needle and spool ot w5Stt,P!
By ma I. Ta emit. .."l
same. The Prowu Mmniffi!1
Street. Portlnnd. (W.UleU-Klfc
POLAND CHINA
7 n
registerd; best get of cekw "
Knox. Price $150. Also J u,c"'!
breds. each 9 ms. old, WL 20G f,
$75. Prices f.o.b. ranch station ,
R. R. No better animals obu
Winchester Ranch On Ti i.v. .
PORTLAND BUSINESS DIRECTORY
If you Must sell your LIBERTY or VICTORY
bonds sell to us. If you can buy more LIBERTY
or VICTORY bonds buy from ua. We buy and Bell
at the New York market
GOVERNMENT AND Ml NIC I PAL BONDS
Write for descriptive circulars and booklets. .
MORRIS BROTHERS, Inc.,
Mnrrii BniMing. 3C9-11 Stnrk Street
PORTLAND. OBFilON
FRED DUNDKE
CRtCKED CYLINDERS MD BROKEN WSTiSG3
Motor Gar Repairing & Macliir.e Works
Portland, Oregon.
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By EutterScId Bios., Jewelers and Opticians,
PORTLAND, ORE.
We hereby notify the public that we do not,
or ever have employee! any traveling optician!
or agents. Any person or persons represent
ing themselves as such are imposterg.
Hotel Alder
loom II par isf mi np. Special month lr rattf,
Outf-town tfiaiura msd6 to tmi ftt bcoct.
lontbrn rc!flo ewtric train depot In mm
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PorlUnd, Or. Dixit Co, Astoria. Or.
SALES BAKING CO. Sales, Ore.
You Can't Break Tin!
Gat Bpringa wiui written gninntM for ru,
15,000 Spriaw a SiocL Poitlmd, Git
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You Vkl Feel Rjght at 1 Here
SAFE AND CENTRAL REASONABLE RATES
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Utk sad Stark, Portland, Or.
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with a teal, satisfying,
sustaining food value.
We gnrante its purity and
high quality, wt kavt
beta rrlakina chocolate and
ocoa foe nearly 14a yean.
All r.iiuUb!e FuniituKi DcalarelSell
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Carried In twenty-four beautiful colors. Mounted
On HARTS! .ORW Kullers onir. Ask
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PORTLAND. OUEGON.
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RT TTTTTTg1 17 A T W pay Highwt Markrt Pric for Butrf. '"
BIVF.RVIEW DAISY COMPANY,
laftl Umbi a
Establiihad 1911,
Partbai, Oram.
Live Agents Wanted
WHITE US AT ONCE
We have a full line of New and Used
Motorcycles and Bicycles
IKCIAH MOTORCYCLE & BICYCLE CO.
JM-fJtiSL (Satt tUlitam) Pertlaaa, Or.
prpopo Whcn " ?ortW try RESTAURANT
nnT Service Moderate Prices.
BOX titfa Dw Tsta. lMRttSUHal t Kca refer R,M
Smelt
FRESH COLUMBIA RIVER SMELT Soon to Appear
Sih1 Ordan to
HEYES BROS., 205 Ylil St, PORTLAND. ORE.
IlinrO BISSINGER & C0" WooL Pelta, Tallow. Wool Puller.
H ! ! f" lArjat dalara on tha Coast. 1-1H North lSta St. P O t m ti .
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How Ed Paid His Dehtz
Ed bad a farm, but waant a farmer. Traded for a literr atabl h
wasn't a liveryman. Traded stables twice; had a team and burie?t
Bunr, full of debts-no way to pay them. A good friend sMd. -'cit a
Job selllnjj Tarks Bros. Quality Orocerlca Wholesale to the Vfe-V.
Satisfaction r Money Back' guaranteed. You can save thorn jnA
make good money yourself." Now-Cbt. PMd. Lm "ce" Mi
money erer before. His wife wears the smile that won't come off r
jay. "111 alwas. be thankful to you for ffiakinS a rtVvTZf ot ?S
H. K. HUNTTINQ. Cire Parks Bros.. Portland. Oregon.
Ground Gripper
are m?Je and
carried in stock
loraiai,womea
and ctiUrea,
twl caa be fit
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PORTLAND, ORB.
Ths pleaaura of your trip to Port
land will depend upon th botrl you
salect Cozy surrouiidinfs, modArata
rates, and tha walcoma ynu find In
your own borne toira, cwalt you at
tha liultnosiitb.
Garage In Conaectiun.
iffflfoifiil
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Carpenters Wasted
for work on new unit of pa
per mill at West Linn, $5.20
for 8 hrs. work. Splendid
accommodations in new ho
tel. Meals 35c; beds 10c,
25c, 35c Apply Crown Wil
lamette Paper Co., West
Linn, Oregon.
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par Day. Two in bom '
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' 288 Grand Aaavahnj
RHEUMATISM-PILES-CONSTOAW
Wild Plaaon Sprlnni Mineral Wj j
Mature' own rime ily from ths Ed
Drink It and get well
Botlltrl by j
Rock Remedy Co.. 7 1st 8t, Portal
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In Snlem, 30-rom ipnrtramt kt!
well -furnished, aiwavs full of
eod location, fine Income propertj Cfi
be bought rlf ht. Cons der boim Int
H. M. Baker, lib Kerry Bt.. Phonelj.,
HAFE3 Firs anl hit
proof Bales, sew ut ate
hand, at right prices, b$i
sold and exchange! 1
IORRI8 SAFE A LOCKtt
105 Second Street. Porliui
Simple, Harmless Home
Remedy Brings Resul'.
Tha medicinal properties of ollni!
have ben known for hundreds of jwii
8ALGHENE mixed with ollvs oil t i
household remedy for rheumatism Si
medltiino thmt RhouM be without Ihi
wonderful remedy durtnf tho lbs!
months.
Asabi fcf BUe Dstric Fart Sbrkn,
Car and Trsdsr Majakj
Genera tan sal IMi:
Motors ItaaM.
Boat Bank Mttwn V
Bend to fret that
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j . .. -11 r . ml At1 nnnva KiS
and bronchitis. Contains no nsrtob
In suitable for eltner enna
accd. Pric 60c and 11.00 per bottle. '
sale by the Portland Hotel BJ!
Portland, Oreoa, and other drufiw
mm.
T- T.willnot rcmow witMli
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