THE BEE: OMAHA; SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 10. 1010.
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OMAHA COLLECE STUDENTS
Large Number Attend the Various In
ititutioni of Learning.
LIST INCREASES EACH YEAR
t Blveraltr of Xebraska Serares the
Largest Xinhfr Wall the 1alTer
alt? o( Michigan Fallowa
tloee la ae List.
Omaha eaoh year (ends a large number
of it young men and women away to
complete their education tn all parti of
the country, and this year will lend more
than ever. The University of Nebraska
secures by far the largest number of any
of the colleges or universities, but other
schools In all parts of the country will
have their attendance Increased by the
young folks of Omaha.
Following Is a partial list of those who
111 so away to school tl.is year:
Vnlvrrslly of Nebraska.
Kdllh Match.
l,fe Mattuush,
1 homa McCaffrey,
Jacob Albeit.
Arvld W. Anderson,
John Anderson,
KUen Anheuser,
Juila Anheusrr,
Arnel A. Unld,
Neal A. Barber,
Clara M. Barnes,
Herman Haruch,
btanley Beraneck,
Muwki'd iiwrg,
Mildred lievlns.
Frederick Hinder,
Morris Blish,
Heien fillsh,
Hasei Bonlne,
i'aul Bradley,
John Brain,
Lster Uratten,
Ieo Breen,
Hoy BrowneU,
Co Buchanan,
r.axl Burket,
Frank Bumsm,
Hiram Burns.
Musabeth Dusk,
Muriel ' Hutlin,
Violet Carlson,
8am Carrier,
Harry Careen,
Marlila Case.
Annls Chalkln.
John Chambers,
Ben Cberrlngtou,
Ralph Christie,
Kalph Coad,
Samuel Cotner,
lyoulse Curtla,
R ndall Curtla,
John Cutrlght.
Irving Cuttor,
Calvin Davie,
Quy Davia,
Helen Davis,
Blanche Deaver,
Wald Dennis,
Loulo Dodds,
Thekla i:an,
living Klson.
Mae Engler,
Hugo Knholm,
Conrad l"n
Fred Fernald.
Knbert Fin ley.
Anna McCague,
F.orantna McOavock,
Klla McCraig,
Frederic McConnell,
Ai,l Ktcvuilough,
lloger McC ill long 11,
Hum McDonald.
Wallace Mcuoi.ald,
Harold McKlntiey,
Joel Mclafferty,
J.ynn Malmqulat,
Cella Malone,
Mary' Melone,
Harry Manter,
Huth Mathews,
Mabel Melcher,
Coralle Meyer,
Lucy Miller
Hobsrt Miller,
Thomas Mills,
Avllda Muore,
James Morrison.
Benjamin Meyera,
Julia Natfl.
Barton Mash,
Kenneth iNRoh,
Helen Nation,
Kdlth Neale.
lyeon Nelson,
Nora Nelson,
' Kdward Newman,
Mayer Newmanu,
Joreph Noon,
Kuth ODetl,
Justus Olson,
Florence Oner,
Alice Urr,
Evelyn Park,
Albeit Pattenon.
Clara Peterson,
Fanny Futcamp.
William Randall,
Huth Kaadolph,
Jennie Hedfleld,
KoUle Reed,
Charles Hemy,
Herbert Resner,
Harry Rlchey,
Mary Roebling,
llrace Tlohrbeugh,
William Roes,
Elisabeth Fltzger&ij, Florenco Rush,
William Frank.
Alice Frv,
Annie Fry,
Dnlny Fry,
Pauline OaA,
Cteorge Oelb,
Ruth Oould,
George Oraham,
Harold Oraham,
Abe Green berg,
Walter Griffith,
Margaret Quthrle,
Henry Hansen,
Charles Hardy,
Winifred Harm,
l.ouls Harte,
' Lucy Harte,
Verna Hayee,
Wilbur Haynea,
Nancy Haze.
Karl Henderson,
Mary Herbert,
Becken Herman,
Fred Heyn,
F.mma Roslcky.
Cleorge Rushton,
Mabel HaJmon,
William Handy,
John Schults,
balome Schwerlly,
Frank Scott,
Uarda Scott,
Dee Sorlven,
William fears.
Htclla Shaw,
Jasmine Sherraden,
Claude Hhrum,
Brvont Slmpeon,
Edward Smith,
cnuriea hlewart,
Gladys Stivers,
Verna Btockdale,
Mary Sullivan,
E. Martin Sward,
F. Kwartslander,
Ralph Bweeley.
Martina Swennon,
Samuel Bwenson,
Monroe Hildebrand, HouiiiHon tfwltiler,
Alice Hodge.
Hearle Holmes,
Helen Horn,
Caroline Howard,
F.rnest Huberman,
J. K. Jaoobnon,
Irene Jaynes,
Alma Jensen,
William Johnson,
William Jones.
Walter Kaubach,
William Kavan,
Clifford Kelrle,
Alfred Kennedy,
Walter Kenner,
Marguerite Kent.
Guy Klddoe,
Thllllp Kline, .
Kdward Kraua,
William Krug,
Ruth Lake,
I'hllllpa Lehmer,
I.teber Charles,
Kdna Llndley,
I.ovejoy Linn,
Clarence Lively,
Lynn Lloyd,
Russell Lock wood,
Marlon Lombard,
Walter Loomls,
Lewis Taylor,
Willis Taylor.
Gladys Thomas.
Rowland Thomas,
Lucien Thomas,
Mayona Thompaen,
Robert Thompson,
Will Thompson,
Terry Toney,
Chandler Trimble,
Mary Tucker,
Dana Van Duaen,
K. Van Noetrand,
Kdward Vrana,
Agnes Waldo,
Margaret Waldo,
Ralph Waldo,
Clarence Walsh,
Archie Ward.
Alfred Westerfleld,
Harry AVhtte,
Reginald Wlldlsh.
Margaret Willis,
Doris Wood,
Ira Wood,
Rmlly Wood,
Ralph Wood,
Kdwln Woodbrldge,
Orren WyatV
Evening N jljfAjJ L.. Lj MWlMg
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Saturday Special Sales
Women's New One-Clasp
English Walking Gloves
All the leather shades, all sizes. Splen
did gloves for practical fall wear
regular 1.00 values ff
special Saturday
Women's Long Silk Gloves, double finger tips,
black, white and colors, worth $1 pa!r..J50
Womn'i Short 811k Gloves, 2-clasp, black, white
and colors, worth 60c pair, at, pair 39
ralveroltr of Michleraa.
Kdlth Waterman, Louis Haller, i
l.umlr Buresh, John Woodworrh,
Otto Jones, Edwin Rosenberg,
Harry Kulakofsky, Roy Mets,
George Sugarman, Arthur Merowits,
Jtymphua Worhculs, Paulino Rosenberg,
Roy Crossman. Ed. Klrschbraun,
Arthur Bowarflrd, Doano Keller.
Jack Webster,
ValTeralty ef Iowa.
Ptella Wlllard, Don Plttman.
Dwlght Long,
lws State Ag-rlealtr.ral College.
Dean Davidson, Lawrence Wilbur.
Charles Hoffert.
Wellesley. . ,
JIarrlet Blake, Nell Carpenter,
Henrietta Oil more, Corrlne Fearla,
Helen Rayley, Nannette Aiken.
Reekfera College.
Parah Ay res, Bernlce Thomas.
Helen Buck,
' ' Chleage. Art laetltate.
Lucille Patterson, Mabel McBrlde.
June Qreevy, Anna Beutelle,
Vaaaar;
Mona Cowell. Crystal Edglnton.
Smith College: '
Nellie Klgutter, Almyra. Breckenrtdge,
Alice Woodworth, Myra Brekenrtdge,
Helen Wright. Elisabeth Bweet,
Wealeyaai.
Mary Phlllppl. Luclle Hagep.-
Mormal brhool.
Sarah Craig, Lucille Wolfe.
Mary Yates,
Saatteck.
Frederick Clark. Kenneth Reed,
Percy Hall, Elbert Knapp,
St. Mary, Notre Da ai.
Irene McConnell, Gertrude McCarty.
Nable Bare it.
Ohio Wesleyaa.
Milton Uhl, Frank Blsson,
Amherst.
Carroll Belden. Reed Petena,
L'pton Lord, Robert Btout,
John McCague,
Drya Mawr.
Carmellta Chase, Miriam Roe,
Grlaaell College.
Lloyd It. Adams, Louise Copeland.
Chicago I'aiverslty,
Robert Bavldge, Ida Gordon.
Joy Clark, Helen Thompson,
Cynthia McCague,
Washlagtoa Colege.
Qretchen WlU'mson. Clarence Wassberg.
Coraell.
Alfred Millard. Robert Shlverlck.
Arthur Wakeley.
Doaao College.
Thornton West. Paul King.
Ralph King.
Harvard liUciiltf.
Morton Hiller. Wm. Wllllama.
Lyle Roberts. Albert Brogan.
Hairy Ducher. Richard M Hunter.
WUcoaela.
Robert Arthur, Ruth Blrchard.
Iowa Stato College.
Katherlne Jones, John E. Chambers,
E. C. Harte, W. M. Wilbur.
Maaaarhasetta Teohaleal.
Edward Montgomery. Evan Rogers,
Armoar Iaalltate.
Homer Carlson. Hober'. trehlow,
Iothardt .Jensen, Jsmea Van Avery,
Hugo Heyn. Charles Waugn,
Hiram ballabury, Roger Kvaaa.
HOSIERY SALE
"Women's fine imported lisle and cotton Hosiery, allover
lace and lace boot patterns, mercerized silk
lisle, double soles, heels and toes, 1?
Women's full seamless fine cotton
Hosiery, all black and black with
split Boles, ribbed tops, regular
and out sizes, worth up tc
2Cc, at, pair
17ic
Men's, women's and children's
cotton and lisle finished hosiery,
children's ribbed school hose, al
so men's regular made hosiery,
worth up to 26c, at,
pair
Hie'
Women's Pure Thread Silk Hosiery at 69c and 98c
All silk and silk lisle garter tops, lisle soles, heels and toes,
black, white arid light colorson bargain square. '
Women's 50c Silk Finished Lisle Hosiery at 35c
Extra special fancy silk embroidered boots, allover lacq
and lace boot patterns, fine polka dots. , v
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25c All Silk Ribbon at 15c Yard
All silk plain taffetas and messalines, Dresden-, striped
and moire, up to 6 inches wide and worth C
up to 35c yard, at, yard , , iJC
Kilpatrick's
Saturday Night
FROM 8 O'CLOCK OX.
Just For a Crowd.
ALL Men's Fifty Cent
4-in-hands, new goods, new
shapes, silk and crochet.
(Except only solid blacks and
whites.)
35c 3 for $
Make your own selection
from the cases or "shelves.'
Thos. Kilpatrick&Co.
In the Past Now and Always.
Reliability
WOMEN'S FINE NECKWEAR AT 25c EACH
Women's new Dutch and Middy Collars and Chemisettes,
in crochet, baby Irish and Venise effects, lace y C 1
jabots, side frills, worth up to 50c, at, each awJC
Special Sale of Corsets at $1.59 Each
Medium and extra length corsets, in fancy coutil and ba
tiste, all good models, worth $2.50 and CJ f CO
$3.00, at vple OV
Women's Medium and Light Weight Underwear
Women's very fine lisle Union Suits, long sleeves and an
kle length, fall weight, 75c quality,
at, each JeXV
Women's fine ribbed Sleeveless Vests, at each 12 W
Women's fine sleeveless Union Suits, umbrella, lace trimmed knee 25
Children's "M" Waists, at, each .... D
Special Sale of Comforters
We offer a special bargain table of fine comforters, in
all grades and all kinds. They are made to sell up to
$3 and $3.50 each and are what are known as a fac
tory clean-up , Once a year the factory that makes
our comforters, sells us all their short lots, from 3 to
12 of any kind. This is how we can offer
your unrestricted choice of this splendid
lot Saturday, at, each
You many never again get such a comfort bargain.
$1.59
Saturday's Specials in Sweetland ExLt
Vanilla Ch.colate Creams E,mr l? 10c
Maple Day at Sweetland Maple confections all at 20c" a
pound. Maple Penochis, Maple Cocoanut Balls, Maple
Gems, Maple Cocoanut Kisses, Maple ' ' ' t
Qlace Caramels , ..aullC
Chocolate Bitter Sweets 29c lb. All pure crushed
fruit flavors; regularly 40c lb., Saturday only, lb.. .5e7C
BR ANDEIS STORES
lfiSch00l ;
Shoot Bucks
The season is open in Iowa now
and opens In this state
Thursday, Kept. 15th
To get a full bag of ducks, whether
they be Canvas backs, Teal or Blue
Bills, you need the right gun and
the best amnunltion. Our . line of
New Guns
is the best in the state and we
have the right kinds from J 15.00
to . $300. We also have several
exceptional good values in
Second Hand Guns
soxqe. that have been shot only a
few times and any one will give
you perfect satisfaction. Call and
see them before they are all gone.
How About
School Shoes?
Have you bought them
yet? If not, bring your boy
or girl to us and let us show
you the kind of school shoes
we sell. They are made of
the toughest leather, put to
gether in the strongest man
ner, shaped over the easiest
lasts and sold at the most
comfortable prices
$1.75. $2, $2.50
FRY SHOE CO.
THE BHOER1
Ifiih ami iUla Mrreta,
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CLOTHINQ COMPANY
Correct Fall Suits for
(lien and Young EVJen
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Our stock of what Is bent in the new Fall Suits Is the greatest
we have ever shown, which makes clothes buying easy here. All the
correct models and new fabrics are here at a saving of from 13.00
to $5.00 on every suit.
our new Fall Hat Is Hore
and ready for you to try on. ,
or stiff hats.
Ms B. SttUos'i, si (tea .
The ftur.M Enema Still Htti, tt
We show all tho new blocks In soft
$3.50 Tms Brs. Cekirtttt Sell Hti, it $3.00
3.00 Tbt 6saritN Special, t S2.S0 kit, it 1. 90
Furnishing Specials
Men's medium
weight Underwear,
in blue, brown or
cream, 45.
Men's Fancy Vests,
In washable and flan
nel fabrics, . regular
$2.00 values, 08.
Men's Union Suits
In fall weight, a
$1.50 value; special
t 08.
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Fred Cummins, Wilbur Haynea.
Connell uray, ,
Other Schools.
Colorado School of Mlnes-F.dward I Hall.
Iowa State Aarlcultuiai College VV. A.
Spthman.
Oberlln Hath SheiJon.
Chevy Chaae Annette Lady.
University- o( Kansaa Ethel Aloacn.
MUllaen Helen Cole.
11 1 rm Wig ham Kllxabeth Iarsen.
Drake University Orvllle Andrew.
Coiner Joseph Hurger.
University of California Ld ward Burn-
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Leland-Stanrora iiarry r raer.
University of Missouri Wilson Heller.
Lawrencevllle-l'aspar Offutt.
i;nlverslty of Pennsylvania Lew Plxey.
Wooster Milton Weeks.
Yale Ware Hall.
Monmouth College Klliabeth Charlton.
Colorado School of Mines Edw. Hall.
Notre name Harold McConnell.
Radcltffe Anna Burke.
Princeton Lake Deuel.
University of Illinois Flair Duval.
Hailcllffe Anna Hourke.
Nebraska Wesleyan Logan rrultt
RUSH FOR LAND IS UNDER WAY
I.arae IV ambers Isvadint the North-
west ta Searrh of Homes Maaf
Seek Irrtaalea Laaale.
Farmers In grsat numbcra are flocking
to the northwt In search of new lands
which are both cheap and good. The num
ber coming from the farms In the region
of the Missouri Is noticeably larger than
In previous seasons.
Another Interesting feature of the hjnme
steaders rush this year is the fact that a
large majority of the men looking for
western lands are looking up lands under
government Irrigation projects.
A telegram received from D. Clem Deaver,
K tJ MBA rMRTAINS OR EUOtfHttt C
Go ho ' ..
Original Genuine
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MALTED MILK!
TheFoodDrinkforAUAitcs
MCN KttJC, MMJ tXAM ECTJUlfcT.IB NWO
Hot in any nik Trust
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'""' Taka a akat) hosaa
A Top for Every Boy at
DREXEL'S
Katnrdnv la ilwivi hnva' riav a'
brezel's. Do not be satisfied with
the ordinary boys' shoes. While
you are buying these shoes get a
real - boy's shoe the kind of a
snoe mat stanas tne nam wear a
good live hoy gives them. If our
kind 'of boys' shoes cost a trifle
more than the ordinary kind you
win sure una mem worth mor.1
than the difference. We guarantee
every pair of our boys' shoes to be
satisfactory both to the boy and
parent.
Little gents' sizes q aa
10M to 13
Youths' sUes (Q or
13Vi to 2 : s5.d
Boys' sizes ffq PA
SVs to 6ft...: 74eJU
Drexel Shoe Co.
1419 rarnun 8L '
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Omaha Pure
Food Center.
HIBEEIt YOU LIKE
HAVEA CASE SENT HOME
eONSUMlRS DiaTRIhUTC
J0HNNITTLER
i2i So. 2Kb Street
Dooa. teia'
HCO 332
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Specials for Saturday
ONLY 8 HOURS
Telweea
CHICAGO
INDIANAPOLIS
DAYTON
.CINCINNATI
Four Trains a Day
I arlor and DiniCars b Dij -I
tlace iU;plJl taf. br KijM ;
For folders, rates, etc., call at
any ticket office or address ' -'
FU.VMi J. HEED,
... . Gen'.'l Pass. Agent. Chicago.
Sylmar Brand Olives, In tins. at. 30o
Monsonn Asparagus, Individual alia,
at ..'..! aano
Large bottle Lotus Vinegar (guaran
teed pure'apple' Juice) V . 'ISO
25c bottle Keen Olives, large sire 15o
i-h. tin Imported French Sardines,
at i .'.'.i.1. . ir.. .. ' iOa
Mustard Sardines Bo
Henry reek's Imparted English Sau
sage, regular prices 26c and 35c. at.
special , 18
All brands of imported Macaroni, to
day lBo
6 cakes Toilet Soap 3So
3 pkgs. Corn Flakes 8So
3 cans Dundee Milk BSo
48-lb. snck Lotua Flour Bl.BO
8 cukes Swift's Pride Soap .... BSo
3 sacks Table Salt I0o
Tretzels. strictly fresh (bulk) per lb.,
at "o
BT7TTSZL, ZOO aUKS CHEESB
DSPABTBCBaT
Lotus Butter (cartona) per lb... 33o
Our best Country Butter (In aanltary
Jars) per lb Sfle
(Leave your standing order.)
Guaranteed Strictly Fresh Eggs (for
tAhl una) ner dosen 30a
Dill Pickles, per doien Ue-SOo 1V
Saur Kraut, per quart 10a
S Neufchatel Cheese lOo 4k
Blue Label Cheesa lOo la
-Large cakes Waukeshaw Cheese 8So v
Best Imported Swiss Cheese, per lb., '&
at 300 0
Domestic Swiss Cheese, per lb... BOo y
rSUIT JJI9 VIOITABLB DEPT. V
Xitra Special J
200 boxes Peaches (for putting up) f
per box 70s ja
Limes Jersey Sweet 2)
Mushrooms Potatoes 1
Mint Srtlnach la
Cauliflower Blueberries my
Dawson Plums Michigan Crab Ap.
Egg Plant pies to arrive.
oorrna BEVAmmxaTT
Courtney's Lotus Ankola Coffee, per
lb 350
8 lbs. for $1.00.
Tetley's lb. cans Sunflower Tea,
sells regularly 36c, Saturday Spe
cial 0o f)
Huyier a to. cans vocoa, per can,
at BOO ?V
Huyler's Chocolate, per lb 35e
Lotus Splcea, per can..' lOo-lSo-BBo
Swrig (urWji (MVVy QwVi (JWOTTjg (JCSrvrJi Ci3urVi QvM.f
who Is at Toluca. Wyo., at present shows
the rush. The hotels and lodging houses at
Toluca were crowded to their utmost with
homeseekers, some of them actually sleep
ing on the floor when, the morning train
arrived and eighty more disembarked there
preparatory to taking the train Into the
Uig Horn basin.
Two Men Urawaed at Maoaa Jaw.
MOOSB JAW. Bankatchewan. Sept. .
JoKeph La Inn, aged t. a bollermaker. ana
John Montgomery, aged 30, a fireman, em
ployes of the Canadian- Paclf.o railway,
were drowned In Mouse Jaw river today
wben their boat overturned.
Balldlasr Ferantts.
James Kund. 124S South Thirteenth, re
pairs. 3.VI0; H. ii Putnam, ft North
Twenty-XifUt, frame dwelling, U.&0U,
WE RETAIL
MANILA CIGARS
AT WHOLESALE
PRICES
We have the distributing agency
in Omaha for Cecillo Lopes et Cle,
the leading plgar factory of Ma
nilla. P. 1.
The removal of the duty on
Cigars brought In from the Phil
ippines makes It possible for us to
sell these cigars at less than one
half former prices.
Smoke a Philippine today and
get a liETTEH cigar for half what
you are paying for other Imported
cigars.
Sherman & McConnell Drug Co
Cor. 16th and Dodge Sis.
Owl Drug Co.
Corner 10th and Harney.
75c Bottle Olives
50c Bottle Olives 3C-0
'25b Bottle Op ves .. : loo
10c Bottle Olives, 8 for . ....... .350
Genuine Calbas Olive Oil, per quart
at 700
8 year old Kentucky Bourbon whis
key, per quart.. SI. per gallon ....S3
Home made Orap'e wine, red or white,
per gallon 61
Call and Telephone Orders Promptly
ruled.
CACKLEY BROS.
Wise aaercaants
181 H. lSta Street. Opp. Tostoffloe
Both fUones
H&YD
11
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Always in the Load
Pork Roast, per pound 11c
Hindquarter Lamb, per pound 12V2C
Forequarter Lamb, per pound . '. '. 8c
No. 7 Mutton Legs, per pound . . . ... . . .'. . . . . . . . ,7iC
Mutton Roast, per pound1..... .., ..Gc
Mutton Chops, per pound lOo
Mutton Stew, six pound3 for 25c
Rump Roast, per pound ....5c
Boneless Rib Roast, per pound 10c
Pot lloast, per pound . . . , f . ..,, . . . .8c and 7o
' Sirloin Stea per pound . . 12VO
Veal teak, per pound . . ..... ... . ..... . . ... .15c
Veal Chops, per pound 10(3
Veal Roast, per pound ................ ... .,..8c and 7c
Veal Stew, five pounds for . 25c
N6: 1 Hams, per pound .-. 15o
Picnic Hams, per pound 12l2C
Weather Just Right
to enjoy good meat and the place
to buy GOOD meat la at Baths
knowingly we never allow tough
meat In our market our. customers
won't have that kind. We buy only
the very choicest sell for spot cash,
keep no book accounts,' don't deliver,
and for that reaaon we can sell bet
ter meats than others veil the in
ferior kind for less money.
Just a few prices:
Pork Chops 18c
I'ork Steak .lac
Choice Hlb Hoast 16c and l;Vc
Choice Kump Koast..,. Hilt
Choice Pot Roat 10c. c, 6o
Bib Boll : ........ ....6c
Bath s Bperlal Home Kenaerea i-ara
per pound
Jos, Bath's Cash Market
198 1 rarnam Street.
Telephone U.
f?) Reliable
Dentistry
iyTaft's Denial Rooms
HAIR BALSAM
h . i l . I l TouUful Color.
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TWENTIETH CENTURY FARMER
Qa Dollar a Yeaf
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