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I * OMAHA DAILY J3EE TUESDAY JUNE 2-1 1884.n
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J 33 olt rc3
1TOTIOS TOCATTLE MEN
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FIRST ANNUAL SALE
o.
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-AND-
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TUE SDAY , JUNE 17
" AroonirtheBhert-Horniito be citaloKucd are Hud
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LAWLESSNESS VS , LAW ,
The Sultjcct of Hov. . .TW , Jtnrrls
JJlsgonrso nt tlio First Ilnp.
' '
" " " '
Suiulny ovcnliiR.
'It socms to nio , " enld Uer. J. W.
Harris nt the First Baptist church Sunday
night , "Umt the Snbb.tth is not observed
as it ought to bo observed. It acorns
moroliko'ft holiday than n sacred dny ,
it seems more n dn of rioting than n dny
of rest. Bands o 'mmio on the streets ,
processions going to the narks , drunkenness -
ness , the saloons open nnd crowded ,
with drunken in on reeling upon the fiido
wnlks , the dons of vice nud iniintity
thronged with inmatoa , low dnnco houses
nnd low theatres making the day ono of
profit unto themselves , "
But look for n moment nt these who
nro endeavoring to do nway with the
sabbath. Who nro they nnd what nro
they ? As n rule nro they men
who seek the vrelfnro of the community ,
nnd nro they men who desire to uphold
law nnd order ? Are they men who nro
interested in the rising generation ] niul
nro tiioy pursuing their course from phll-
nnthropio reasons ? Are they men who
nro doing it to help the poor mul laboring
clnsscs ? JNny , the majority nro men who
nro opposed to the best interests of socie
ty nnd to the poor men nnd women , Tlio
saloon nion nro opposed to the observance
} f the Sabbath , because it is the best day
Tor them to make money ; the gambling
men nnd the proprietors of the low thea
tres and dnnco houses nro opposed to it
because on thnt dny they innka inoro
money than on nny other day in the
wcuk.
Speaking of horse rncing nnd base ball
; ames on Sunday , ho said they were not
; ottou up for the benefit of young men ,
nit to enrich the purses of these _ ivho
invo pecuniary interests in such things.
EIo mentioned the fnct nt n recent gnmo
icld on Saturday , there wns nn nttimd-
ince of 150 while on the following Sun
day 1,500 spectators were present. Thcao
men knowing it is against tha Inw of this
state nud yet , in dchnnco of the law , they
> ropoao to violate it. What can bo said
) f men who know Trbnt the lawa of the
Into nro nnd yet go on in defiance of
hem ; what can you call them but lawless
md criminal ! IIorna thankful nlthough
here have been men in nil ngos who
invo sought the destruction of govern-
ncnt nnd the ruin of youth , there have
> eon from time to limo lioroea nnd horo-
ncs vrho hnvo dared to hnvo good wholo-
omo laws enforced and carried into force.
It was no pleasure to him or to nnd pas
or to preach ngainst lawlessness. IIo
vna told by one that he had inndo a great
niatako in condemning ono of thu city
sllicials , but ho hnow tlitit it was ncccs-
nry that something should bo done nnd
10 had done it because duty demanded
t , "I care not , " continued the miuiator ,
'if it is n mistake , I only wiah the mia-
ako had been done before. My gront
oar is not in doing this , but it is in nog-
ecting to do my full duty. I wiah more
ooplo would mnko the same kind of mis-
akca ; I wish more ministers would make
ho aamo kind. The effect would bo
> otter government , nafo homes and
more security with less temptations
ilaeed in the wny of growth. 1 have no
pologica to mnko. I have nothing to
nko bdck. I only wiah that God would
ivo mo language in which I might ex-
iress my feelings farther.
The people have said that ono day of
ho week , called Sunday , shall , bo ob-
orvcd. Is it not right for citizens to
ibservo it , nnd is it not right for our city
ifllcials to see that it is observed ? Es-
) ocially should those who proclaim them-
elves to bo christains make it their duty
o 3cok the welfare of the masses. It
vaa their duty to protect their Interests
and to protect this day , not only as true
citizens , but as christains , they should
pond the day as heirs of the immortal
ifo in anticipation of the glory and peace
} f the eternal Sabbath.
Fourth of.TulygoodsFiroworkuFlags ,
.firecrackers , Torpodos , Bucket Lanterns ,
itc. , at Max Meyer & Co.
m&o,10djl7
Hammncks , Croquets , linwntonnis ,
5ac3 Balls , etc. , at Mas Meyer it Oo.
in&olOdjl7.
'Atlicr Ijtiinbert end Splrltunllsin.
NEW YOUK , Juno 20,1881 ,
To the Editor of TUB ] JiE : :
Silt : The report of Father Lambert's
ecturo on spiritualism , which appeared
n your issue of the 20th ult. , indicates
hat the reverend gentleman designed
o burlcetiueitho faith nnd practices of
hat largo and increasing body of his fol-
ow citizens , called opirituulists , rather
han to present n fair statement of fncts
n regard to them with a just criticism of
heir religious views. Diversion is cheap
md cnricaturo is oftener the instrument
alnchood and malice , rather than of
ruth and justice. Even the Human
Catholic ceremonial and belief , might bo ,
as it oftnn haa boon , made the but of
coarao ridicule ; but nothing is gained bye
; o treating the religious views of others ,
L'ho Bureau , whoso attention has been
called to this attack of Father Lambert's ,
asks only that a few lines in dofcnsn of
ruth , should bo inserted in the colums
of your esteemed journal , so that its
readers may hear both sides of the queo-
ion , nnd learn a little more of this dca-
Jaod faith than what this Catholic priest
ihooacfl to toll them , or show them in
lis wretched travesty or by his skillful
juffoonery.
Ho " is lit-
says "spiritualism a subject -
, lo understood , " a proposition which ho
ias cortkinly proved true as regards him-
iclf and adds : "Wh.- you speak of
t , think of the old boy , " an injunction
irobably not to keep the lecturer in ro-
nembranco but to wake a celebrated
ipirit well known to the Korrmn church ,
if Father L. covertly insinuates that that
'lluslvo personage is the cause of the
"spirit manifestation" which ho attempts
o burlesque , wo would refer him to the
experiments nrndo in Paris some years
ago by the good Abbot Almignanu , a
'earned Catholic divine , and his coad
jutors , M , do Mirville , in his I'noumat-
elegy , had a&ld , "Table-turning and
mcdiumship nro only the work of the
devil ; " and the Abbot used the means
afforded by the Catholic ritual to expel
litn , Ilia own statement of the process
nnd its results nro-aa follows ;
"IJaving witnessed some extraordinary
phenomena , and desiring toaisuro myself
is to the presence of a diabolical agency
n these manifestations , as I had been
icrsuaded to bellovo profiting by the
ipportuntty offered by sumo mediums. I
was induced to pray , to invoke the sacred
names of God and Jesus , to make the
sign of the cross on the subjects , and
wont so far as to sprinkle thoiu uitk holy
water , with the .design of driving out the
devil , should ho Imvo tnkon possesMon ol
them. However , na not ono of thcso
modtums lost , in ray prcsonco th&amiiU *
cst part tf their Bowers , I was led to in.
for thnt the dev.il'hh'd nothing to do'With
the phenomena , pthotwiso , the CnUiolio
instnictor , which assigns tlieao moans for
removing evil spirits , must bo in error ;
and tlm church has erred in presenting
its formula of obcosslon. "
"What true Catholic , " ho ndd , "dares
to entertain such n proposition ? " Lot
Father Lambert reply to the pious nnd
venerable Abbott , nnd the other ecclesi
astics who wrought with him to identify
the "old boy" with the spirits who man-
ifostcd through mediums. The furco
which Father L , enacted in the opera
house , however , boars no analogy with
the reverential experiment of the French
divines ; but may servo his purpose while
it puts him upon the loTol of the "spir
itualistic impostors" against whom ho in
veighs. Spiritualists no more support
their counterpart * nnd charl xtnns than
the Roman church supports fnlso mira
cles , or bad priests , Wo refrain from re
ferring in detail to the miserable frauds
which hnvo boon perpetrated in the
name of Catholicism , while wo protest
against his coarse tricks ns representing ,
in any way , the fnota which Dr. Robert
Hone , Judge Edmonds , Epos Sirgent , S.
0. llnll , Robert Chambers , Robert Dale
[ ) won , Bulwor Lytton , Lord Brougham ,
Lord Lyndhurst and Archbishop Whato-
y , ncooptod with reverence. The talk
of this priest nbout "dreams nnd phan-
; nsms , " "revelations of the abstract , "
"mind readers , " etc. , shows thnt ho is
either ignorant of the real facts of spirit-
ualismor that ho purposely misrepresents
t. No ono who has ever _ attended n
spiritual eoanco could bo misled by his
silly mimicry his tiring of pistols , over
turning of chairs , etc. , which is but a low
ctuicaturo of the more physical mnnifos-
ntioiiB , which are intended only as an
ntroduction to the higher spiritual com-
nunications. and bearing nbout the same
relation to spiritualism proper as the inir-
iculous draught of fishes and the tuni
ng of water into wine , boreto essential
Christian truths as presented by Jesus of
tfimroth.
"Mediums , " ho says , " 'havo no proof
.hat there spirits with whom they converse -
verso nro who they purport t bo. " How
Iocs ho know that ? Spirits communicat-
ng through mediums have identified
homaclvos most satisfactorily , to the
toonost and most intelligent inquirers ,
Dy presenting the traits of their personal
ty , both nioutnl nnd physical. Dr. Hare ,
nvcstigating the subject na n mntorlnlis-
.io skeptic , said : " 1 sincerely believe
thnt I hnvo communicated with the spi
rits of my parents , sister , brother and
denrcst friend , nnd likewise with the
spirits of the illustrious Washington nnd
) thor worthies of the spirit world. "
fliouaanda have had similar experience ,
and have attained n like conviction. Cor-
ainly , these spirits 'have established
heir identity in the same manner nnd
Ijiito ns conclusively ns the Virgin Mary
lid at Lourdcs and other places , nnd ns
'eaua did when ho appeared to his dis
ciples , who , though walking with him n
lay's journey , failed to recognize him
until the instant of his vanising from
heir view. Father Lambert should BOO
hat the eamo principles npply to the
piritualism of his time ns to the Chria-
iau spiritualism of the apostles' time ,
ind to the Catholic spiritualism which
ias existed over since , and which the
) riestly lecturer says , "the church does
lot deny. "
Of course , this church , claiming cxclu-
ivo authority as the source of all religious
ruth to mankind , treats all spirit mani-
cstations beyond its pnlo "with suspi
cion , " as the non-C.ithoho world treats its
.cachings nnd so-called "miracles" with
suspicion. This , however , proves noth-
ng. This Catholic suspicion may bo of
ho name nature as that with which the
meats of the great goddess Diana treated
ho Apostles , or the Jo wiah ecclesiastics
roatod the miracles of Jesus , accusing
iim of "demonism ; " just ns now ] the pure
spirits nnd holy nngols who bring light
nnd truth to men nro styled " "devils' by
hose who fear for their earthly inutitu-
ir > ns , the source of their nflluonco nnd
) ower. But this awful cry of "demon-
sm" will have no cffoo * . upon _ those who .
enow that they have received messages
ft love from their relatives and friends , .
; ono before into the spirit worldaaaurinK
hem of their continued existence , and
minting the way to heaven.
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call the attention of burglars to the fact
hat they have baen very negligent in the
discharge of their duty , mid Imvo loft 1111-
ouchcd a largo sum of money which they
night have had just as well na not ,
Such a case happened Saturday
night.
Mr. E. 0. Rofrcgior , a slono cutter nt
.ho now court house , rooms at No , 110
Seventeenth ntrcot. His window , open-
ng onto a porch , was left open Saturday
night and a thief entered and stole his
watch and § 1 or $5 in money which was
n his brooches pocket ,
During the day Mr. Refrcgior had re
ceived § 015 in money and it bcing too
ate to place it in the bank ho put it un
der his pillow when ho wont to sloop and
t was not taken by the thief.
Mr. Rofrcgior wishes to say to the
hiof thnt ho did not got nil ho had and
nvitcs him to call again.
PROXKSTINO AGAINST 1'IIB BOLT.
Attitude of a CnnKrcKutlorml Minister
\Vlio DOCK Nut Givo.Ills Namo. 1
"A Congregational Minister" writes
o the Boston Journal to eay : " Jioliov-
ng that your paper is the most loyal of
alftho Boston newspapers to the party
with which the ministry 1ms boon most
n sympathy , the republican party , I
desire through your columna to express
my protest against this belting movement ,
. 'oruonally I preferred some other candi-
Into to the one who was nominated.
Hr. Blnlno was not my first choice , al >
hough as n man and a patriot I believe
iim to bo above reproach. But oxpuri-
once in this , our own commonwealth ,
ought to satisfy nny loyal republican ,
iowovotvzoalou ho may bo for reform in
politics , that it is not safe to try to bring
t about by elevating the party oi din-
oyalty and corruption to power. What
s true of this state is equally true of the
nation. Any man who joins in a move-
aunt against republican nucccsi throws
lis influence in favor of unsound govern
ment in the nation as truly as did those
who helped to bring about a year's reign
of Butlorium in this commonwealth. As
one who gave throe years nf service in
the army to establish republican govern
ment , It ii the last step I nhould take to
turn upon the party of freedom and
righteous government. "
XilST OP
KorrmlnlnR hi the Omnlm ixutnfllco fur the
week ending Juno 211
, OKNTMtllKX.
ArRn A Andcrnon S M
Amlorton WB . , Allen.I U
ItenchHO ' Husk A
Hack A liontlliv W It
Hoviml W lUroWH
Ultimo O Urown T S
lloworlUf llonU W
llcnlrow J O lUrrlcklf
Urown II Itrownlne 1)
llooi > li J 1UIRH ,1 W
Ituck O V Can.ll V li
Connors Mr Carter W It
Croslov W 8HO CoclirAim It
HO Cowloy J
Collins .1 H CAllnli.tn II V
Clmlon li 5oiiUlln W
n.ilimko H llMly N
DoHorcl .1 Dent ] j 1)
Douch 1) DodnworthWW
Kills V
Klllott .T A
Voloy A 0 H 2
Uonld J < iracgcr 0
1 * ( Uouniinll J
( UlosnuUlt A
1HH V
llcixd H 0
Irolftiul , T V
Kotn I J Kcmlnlt ( !
Klnnoy li > T Koll .1
Knnclior S It Koll 0
O Kotclmm 1 <
Lebanon J ! O Loonnrd W
Lodcr H 1) N liftwronco I'.T
JW l.oronx < t
LoViK 0 H Tiowry T
l/eomiud .r Morris \ W
Moiiroo M IcCormlck SI 2
MoUycim 1' jMntlum A
M aim AW Moons W U
Mntliui W L Murdock 0 A
M nn O U .Moromlorir li
Mclntyro > T Mnxlltlj
Mahler .1 Morlnrlty Tom
Mnlcr W U
Nulnn .T Olmiii P C
Olmnrkor 0 O'Toolo M
O'Hoylo .1 PorokM
1'oUiul H 0 1'rpntou T
1'cloraon G V Tublow 1) A
I'nrrnso A Prltdmrd .T
Qulmly N U Itohno Mr
Itntlilf O.1 lllcliarrt ! '
lllclmoilaou V It Itusuiurlou V
Koynolds 0 lloyilou f
Kyan.I lninnoy { < ) A
HoeilSB Schmidt P
Strung 15 K Sitndlti 11
Schmidt N Stlllvnn T
Htmnion 15 V Kchmcdnir
SiViuil : H
Huiulerlniul Ti A Stonaou K
Scmmou AH Hlovotmlj J
hmlth.r K Hlww .1
Siwhs 0 .Simon K
Swfltlilniul .T Stowont S
Thompson M B Tlmm P
Tonganlou W Thompaon T , T
Toiniii O Ti-o'clnimii O
Trorp .T H Tnylor 1 T
Uudorliio I\C \ Wrny M A
Willis 1' Woodford F A
Wntorrt Win Vobor V
Wnlo , T Wnho .1
WiMrbrnndb C Wilson F
Wclicr 1. " 1 ! Wilson 1.
Wnllaco Ons W Avchtor C J
Wnrron W W Wasnoll 11
IAI)1EH LI Mr.
Arnold ! Mr t > \ Anilonon M
August I1 ! Allou Mrs G .T
UreKgor Attss A Henderson Alrn A
ItcimottMraU lingloy Mrs 7\l. \
lyrns Jj lluotor Miss A
Ituuao Mm 1' Dourko Misi M
3onroy JHs M K Cox Ml'Hli
onnora Miss A Cook Mrn O
JaUlwell Mrs M12 Gnrpontor Mis K W
Doan AlrB .T Dnvls Mrs l <
Day Mtts M K ] ) aliUtroin Msa ! M !
Doiinhuo A .T 'J Kulnnnn V S
Klmliiff Miss V ] ' 'urior | Mix ] T <
CldorAllssl , I'erluimii Mrs Ij
i'Vono ' Mrs V Koifyto Mra S
'outa Mra It Ji'ostur Mm It
Tolst Mrs 1C Onrreipoo Minn T
inloy Mlaa M
Alison MrsT 11 Uiuimorsou Afrs H
tlovoa K CrllUnMlssM
llardwlclco It Hancock Mr I
llawcR Mil O llotchumVr J
llarnoy Mies K JlartMwT
llomicn MI a N llomoFftiioy Work
llolCintm Mm M ! Howard AU
Howcll Mm J Hamol Mlus B
Irwln filra J W .Tohnsuu Mrn B
.Tohnnon Mrs 3'2 T- .Toliiinon Mlso M'
fiarson M ! a M ! Lnngron Mies 0
Klndnoox Mlits 0 T owia M rs A K
Lomls Mrs M B II Lofton MrH M !
Lutcy M ra , T Mlllnr MlunLlI
\Iolford MIsaM McCiio MrH A
Mathcaon Mlsn A JFock Mlaa L
MIllorM
Nn lo Mrs N Nelson Mlm II
MileouMlHH KM Nlolflou Mlaa O G
Norton Miss J L Olion Mma U B i !
Olson MUSH K I'urlta MrH A 'i
Pottoreon MPH ! B C 2 Koblmon Miss M !
Jtochlo Miss M ! Hcaho Mrs B
KmlthMlsoIIT Rliu-loton Mrs 0 II
.Smith MisIVM Smith MrH J
Bchl ap-old Miss O Shorlav H
.Stall Mies V.
Slilll Miss J Summer Mm
Squlroa Miss B SUIlory MHS | M
Siiimncrliold M L Sillier Mra R
TinmioMrsl' ' ' Trnoy Mra It J
Tompflon Mlm N Tytruat .f
UiiUhgor 0 1) ) tier M IBS M K
Wilds Mrs H WlicolcrM A
Wimhburn Mrs K Woods Miss I , A
Wnoihril Mrs O WludloMlssU
Whlto M l.s It
Komirit CI.AHS jiArrini ,
Honlon W .F 2 Trnvcrs J 1'
JlitcIiInT I light OM
J'aKoJV Millar Miss U
DomilmoM Jlunmoiiholin IE
UurtAA 1'octSO
C. K. COUTANT ,
I'ostmastor ,
T ) tlio 1'iiDllo.
] \Ir. \ Louts Frioko was never foreman
for the Western Cornice Works. Mr. A.
Klinigcr haa boon my foreman for eight
yours. This noticu in inserted to correct
a falsa atntomont mndo in the advertise
ment under the head of "Omaha Cornice
Works , " In the same advertisement it it )
claimed that tlio fine cornice work nn the
Douulas county court hnunn hau boon done
by Mr. Friclco. This is alno a fnlflo utato-
mont , The credit belongs to Mr. Fred ,
ilondlor , who is in the employ of the
Western Cornice Works ,
ni&o 0. Si'j'.oiiT.
Mil. DAILEV has made arranRoraents
with the K. & M , 11. H. to return all
who. attend his sale at Lincoln on Juno
2(1 the faro.l ,
, at one-fourth rpgular ( > n
Taken in Hot "Water1
UUllKH AIDS'- '
COHTIVKNKS3. JIldll.STION
itianvr. inaui.ATiit :
JlKADACIli : .
Steam Dye Works ,
work to tlio Steam Worki uuiler l
UrloK sour Dye : > o
UllUrd Hotol.
Men's Clothes Gleaned , Dyed
and Bepairod ,
firKoattiora dyed and Cleaned. IACO CurUlni
ckanod , and all
ALL KINDS OF DYEDM DONE ,
ALL WOHK OUAUANTKUD ,
O.T , 1'AULHKN ,
Jill Douglu Htrttt ,
The largest Stock in Omaha : and Makes the Lowest Prices ?
r.n
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DRAPERIES ANC MIRRORS , '
Just received nn assortment far surpassing anything In this market , comprising
the latest and most tasty designs manufactured for thla spring's trade and covering
a range of prices from the Cheapest to the most Expensive.
Parlor Goods
Nowrondy for tlio inspection of cus Complete fltock of nil the Int-osk
tomers , the noweat r.ovoltirs in styles in Turcoman , Madras and
Suits nud Odd Pieces. Lncu Curtains , Etc. , Etc.
Slogant Pasaongor Elevator to all Floors.
CHARLES SHIYERICK ,
1200,1208 nnd 1210 Fnrimm Street. - - - - OMAHA NEB ,
.
1MP011T13U , JOBBEH AND IANUFAOTUREIIS1 AGENT OP
B % > J.UUU II UA Uj JLJUIUJJUj
13TU ST. , BETWEEN FARNAM AND IIAilNEY ,
OMAHA , - - - MEBRASKA.
U , S. DEPOSITORY.
J. H. MILLARU , President. WM. WALLACE , Cashier.
Capital and Surplus , S45O.OOO.
Fire nnd Burolnr Proof Snfoa for Kent nt f m So to $50 per annum.
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52 2 a
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CUMMGSAND20THST , , OMAHA , NEB ,
1409 and 1411 Dodge St. , I * ifiBSstfS * } iOmalia , Nell
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103 BRADY ST. , DAVENPORT , IOWA , U. S. A. Establinhod 1878 Catarrh ,
IDoafnons , Lung and Nervous Diseases Speedily and Permanently Cured , Patients
JOurod at Homo. Write for "Tnu MKDIOAL-MIRBIONAIIY , " for the People.
I Consultation and Corrosnondonco Gratia. P. 0. Box 292. Telephone No. 20 ,
1 HON. EDWARDRUSSKLL , Postmaster , Davenport , sayo : " Physician of
ttoa Ability ana Marked Suecoas. " CONGRESSMAN MURPIIT , Davenport ,
ttns : "An ilnniirnbln M.tn. Flno Bnccona. Wonderful Ciiroo. " Hours 8 to C.
BOM : AaiiNrn rou NICIHIAEKA AND OI-KUATOIIS OP cELEunATKDVK8TON AND u , B.
i Liglits \
Adopted by the U. S. Government and moat of the leading steamship compauiet
and Hotels. Regarded as the
PUREST , WHITEST AND BEST
ELECTRIC LIGHT PRODUCED *
For IlrifoH Tnquiro nt odicfl , N. W. CorFifrconUt nnd Fnrnnm Streets
JLV - ' X'TL" ' 1
THE BESTTHREAD FOR SEWING MACHINES
Wjjlimi utic Spool Option is entirely the product of Homo Industry
and is pronounced by exports to bo the best sowing machine thread in tin ,
world. FULL ASSORTMENT CONSTANTLY ON HAND , on
for sab by HENLEY , HAYNES & VAN ARSDEL ,
n. . jn&o Omaha , Neb.
0 ? Or DTB10TITf IRBT-OtiDS
I
AJffD TWO WHSEL OASTS.
HMD and 1820 llirnoy Btreel nd 103 8 , llb/8tr cl < | M * 1 %
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