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RDAY. FEBRUARY 19. 1898.
ufimmmmuno
Walnuts lamina.
W VIE We, a resident of
Long MO. is the largest dealer in
raw furs loathe western end of Con.
nesticut. it not in the whole state.
fl [netwood says that the for-
hearing animals might in this section
enlist of ion. noon, mink, muslirnt
uni aklahi’witb an occasional otter.
Skunk predominates. and it may be
news to hear that in spite of the odi-
um attached to this little animal. he
furnishes the finest black for produced
in North America. and la excelled in
this line by no aahnal in the world.
"i have purchased during the pres-
ent season." llr. lockwood said to a
Stamiord Telegram reporter, "orer l,-
000 pelts. which have netted the trap-
pen. to many of whom it is a very im-
portant item in their winter nudes»
anoe. between “on and $100; what i
may get for the balance of the season
will depend largely on the condition of
the Weather. but it will undoubtedly
reach 1,500 pelts. with an outlay of
$800 to $800. and even at that i only
purchase a part of the skins caught in
my section. as l have in opposition
eight or ten diflerent buyers whose
combined purchase and outlay will
equal if not exceed my own."
When it is understood that this sum
is PIMM within a radius of 25 miles
and that the greater part of it is plac-
‘5 Stun»; oi the bum Club with
llr. and lira John ll Knapp.
, onnmnuulsnmr
‘ moms-summ-
tpsa ths Riley Altar-om Club
a the can» Claim-
mum-Wu.
The Vetaraa Whlat club was most
hospitably entertained by Mr and
lir. and lira. John ll Knapp. at their
residence in West '.street south
Norwiin, last night. The highest
honors were secured by lira. Sarah M.
Upson and Robertll. Rowan. and the
consolation honors by Mrs. John ll.
Vermouth Edwin Adams. After the
games there was story-telling. the
prize for the best. ellort being awarded
to Mrs. l. 8. Keep. An original poem
on “The Wraps." was read by the
composer, 8. C. Palmer. and speeches
were made by the gentlemen members.
The occasion was one of the happiest
of the season. The club will be en-
tertalned it its ‘ meeting. March ed among poor people who are out of
'. 4. by Mf- “lid M Talmadge 33“?" work and turn to this resource as si-
West ”“9“- most the only way of securing a live-
_""‘—""" lihood during the winter.- it will be
Fridaylftssaoonclnb. seen that the trapping industry is not
altogether a lost rename. even in
Connecticut. Two hundred and liity
thousand dollars would indeed be a
very conservative estimate of the
amount derived annually by people of
this state from the sale oi fur. This.
coming as it does entirely from Sew
York. is of itself no small item; but.
thin is not all. The «instruction of
these animals. which are themselves
destructive. will in all probability save
to the farmers an equal if not a larger
amount annually.
Abolish the trapping industry in the
state of Connecticut. and in a few
years the raising of poultry. except in
well protected homes would also have
to be abolishd. while the dating: to
corn crops would be such as to make
it unprofitable to the farmers.
A glance of these few facts show
that tales of trapping need not be con-
fined to the far West. and that trot»
you ”reply exist. but are a m
sity. even in the, staid old state of l‘on-
opulent.
The Friday Afternoon club met with
Mrs. E. H. Gumhart and'Mra. Robert
A. Holmes yesterday afternoon. at the
Central club. Thev‘tiubiect discussed
was “Bet-ninth. " The following inter-
esting "WM was presented:
Current Topics.
Led by Mrs. Robert A. Holmes.
53 Vocal Quintette~5ummer Panels.
Mrs Brington. Miss Beers. lira. Hatch.
Miss Couach and llrs. St. John.
Paper—Topics of the Times.
lira. Theron (l. Hoyt.
Paper~Bermuda,
Mrs Isaac S. Jennings.
Story oi the Tempest told by )Iiss K.
Olive Human.
Poem ................. “emu lloore
hiss WJpnder
Alisa Edith Willi. at Cannons. en'
1 tmained a party of heads“ waist
. ' w. last evening. ' m prises were
' won by Miss lie to pad George Bette.
Consolation pflsea what to Miss Geor-
giana (3th mid James Comm;
Light refreshment were served during
the evening. .Among the guests were
George Bellaml'rsd Bill. George Wood—
ward and ilowW. all of Nor»
walk. I,
”WU-II Mar but.
The i-‘riday Evening Whist club met
at the home of Mr. and Mn ll. 8.
Wigham in Elm street. last night. The
llrst prizes were won by. Mrs. A. 6.
Bowman and it. B. Wigham. hire.
Giles Gregory won the repatriation
" prize. llelmhmepla were served after
the games. No more meetings will be
held until after Lent.
~nsui us.
Last week ll. Krieger nurprimi the
ladies of this town by closing out a
lot of silk wants at the ridiculou»
price of 31 apiece. They were all sold
the day after the announcement in The
Sentinel was read. lv‘or tomorrow.
Saturday. the lath. he will put on sale
for the last time this season about :5
young ladies' mats. aim it. is and
iii yearn old. for $3.98. Mont at then:
were sold formerly for $l2; not one
of them worth lose than st. It is
needless to remark that this is a boon
Mn sale. for the name of H. Krieger is
a trade—mark and is never altar-bed to
a fake vale adwrtiaement. Our whil-
dren’n reefers will go for ".50 and
$2.5»; worth more than double the
his. You at Its. Hannah's.
' Mrs liovam l. Hubhell entertained Price.
the Pine Lodge Whiat club at her home .
in Morgan avenue yesterday afternoon. mm W
'l'he prints were won by Mrs. (i. Willis
N - .
White and Mrs. I. ll. "mam“ ext dlondny night Methodist till
tage meetinga will be held at the foi~
lowing places:
ammonium-an. Winnipaukwht in; home of ”rolli-
mm or Henderson. leaders. Martin Kol—
‘ W W h ”I C Prion In“, Jmph (Wuhan;
a. ”w. w, Broad River itliapelw Mailers,
Brothers t'barlos Miller, Samuel Wor-
dln and Richard Ninbilt.
Weatport Avenuewilrothrr Barnum
Meeker’n. traders, fiehnrdus Worden.
Hurry llyington. William Benedict.
ilrnnd Streetwlirother .‘l. Arery.
leaders, Brothers Btephen ilointes and
Samuel Mnlkin.
alerwln titreet ... Mrs, Timothy
Fltrh'e. Matters. Rev. 0. llaulenhnh
and limiter George Sellout.
The new hotel proton-t referral to in
The Sentinel was lolly dlsvusaed
at a meetingpi Norwallt an men
held last night in the Norwalk club
rooms Those present were (loom (7.
imitwood. Edwin 0. Keeler. A. J.
Meeker. A. 3. Austin. V. it. Soils-ck. A.
ll. liaildnJi. K. Oahu. 1:. it. Adam.
l. C. tiresn'snd W. A Curtis.
.Ilr. mhwood relented his plan.
which is to organise a awn mainstay.
mmmhotelstaialr
* valuation. and mu a handsouu hrlrli
more m was. the old bulld-
lr lsllsshhyalisl'ias.
Henry llelleek. who was found guilty
in the Town Court of entering a bruise
under ssraat it or ,
lid to be torn u in w lion. mission
this the 1 -
A use of I & 1.323%de ”see of lift inn
ltiilsr. (i. It. Muss. w. A. Curtis. A. 3 '
3. Austin and A. I. Iothia. was an"
palm to place a isir val-silos upon
“KW“
-
\ singular feature of the trial whirl:
attracted the widestJnterc-st yesterday.
says the Bridgeport Farmer's account
of the proceedings. wan the presence
of all" Mary )ltt‘rytie upon the witnesses
stand. testifying in favor of the young
man who had tried to olespoil her of
her bwuty and ruin her life. but who,
mistaken in his aim. had dashed the
(1)7703“? arid upon the friend and a»
soniate with whom die often walked
home after her day's labor. Examin-
ation of her by the lawyers could not
draw from her any reason for the
breach between herself and Murphy.
which rational him in anger to seek to
olisi’lgure her.
Murphy's half brother and sister
savo- strong evidence pointing to the
insanity oi the prisoner. John llct'ui—
lougli, ihf‘ halfxbrother. said that. litur-
pby‘s queer anions were noticed stain
leakottlo. lie never went out oi the
limits». he sold. but am all stay psi it
brooding over something. They kept
him in the sanitarlum ior sewn wet-its,
but mold not afford to have him may
their any long-r Mel'uiluugh said he
had heard him threaten to blow bis
brains out.
"in there any lunanity in your inm-
llyf‘" Mr. Hall aekmi.
«"l'es. sir. My mother's brother went
insane. My mother‘s winter’s boy is an
inmate of an asylum. and has been
then: for ten yearn. There's another
brother of my mother who is insane at
time». Before his injury my brother
was always tlllli'l and imlunirimi» ll»
never drank much.“
Thl‘ witnenit wan then turned over in
Mr. i'emnilen.
“Did he NV" tell you he won paying
attention to a lady in Niirwalltf'"
"He didn't tell me. I Klit'W he was."
"Wasn't )llss Kinsellu. was it?"
"No. sir."
"What was her name”
"Mary )Irt'ryne."
The witnm admitted that Owen told
him that he was going with Diary Me'-
(‘ryue lie told him sin» "innit-vi“
him.
"What did you say to him?"
"I told him he wan foolish;
there were plenty of other girls."
"Did he tell you Mary hir-(‘rytw was
the girl he won after. not Jennie Kin.
sells?"
"No. air."
diary alt-Garry. hall-sister of the ac.
eased than. said she had notlred his
insane action He nan-d to sit for
hour: playing with Mares of paper.
putting them on hie eyes and tying
strings around them. When she asked
his: what he dldrthat for. he said it
was to talte the wrinkles out.
“You mlda't keep him away from
the lmhingilua.“ she maid. "He
kept standing In from or it looting at
that
the ass. w‘l’be Isa-r a: It. Joseph's parish himself. lie was m and mm.
It. Mwond to tube the clones in III! hall this evening. Ty hie."
amount allowed hotel property dam will so a comedy by or. muons. «us-nus. proprietor
instanttistaeaowesmpsay; also»
sat to assume! nuptial.
_‘l'haassrsssntstlsstatsht“smisg
m uses them with favor.
and it the m m with
its. mwsidtssu a in: run-
hammerembutnuttism
harm-notion parish. The
mvmmlauwhlbsmoi
“Mflllhme.
Allusions Wits.
of the nonunion. testified that liar
ploy wasaot iahlsrightmladwheahe
wssialltesaaitarlaaiasd wasnot dis»
m.alsngsveuldnaeessaa
MURPfii (inns To
PRISON F0 L‘ in
Following the Sentence 8 Sensational Scene
Ensues, in which Miss McCryne Caresses
Her Former Lover and Sheds Tears.
JURY our THIRTY Minnrns.
The Sorwalk Young Man who Blinded and Mallard Putty Jennie
liinaelln with Vitriol. Apparently not Affected When he Hears
his Fate-Cloaing Testimony and Arguments in the Case-Given
to the Jury Late Yesterday Afternoon.
Owen Murphy, who threw vitriol over the fare and
form of pretty Jennie Kinsella, blinding her for life,
was found guilty in the Superior Court at Bridgeport,
late yesterday afternoon, and sentenced to the state;
prison for the rest of his natural life.
after he was struck on the head with a r.
easrgsdasromi. Dr. r, it. Mano! MW
..s-
l
l
with him. She said sin: did not know
why he was angry with her. She had
never had any trouble with him and
she never told any nui- that she had.
She mmd not recall any of the con‘
"nation that passed between them
that: morning. She ban never land
anything to do with hint slnuo.
('ryne said that Murphy had never
Mined her to marry him. She had
timer done anything to make him .m-
Kl’y with her. She innuently walkml
home from the factory at night with
Jennie muslin.
in rtply to Judge Elmer, an to her
ribbons with lurpby. she said she
wan titsl engaged in him. but he hurl.
been "keeping company” with but alibi
her consent.
To Mr. Fewsenvlou she denied that
Murphy had ever upbraidui her in thr-
presum- of others iml'filllil’ she won go-
ing with (my om- nlse. The defensw
*wl without pumng Murphy on Ihv
r- Lilli.
Meant-inter Wait, .lr,, :issinmm at tho
i'vltlllly‘ jail. was mllwi by State's .it—
Mrmy th‘nlli'fl. Mr. Wolf said that
after the letter nun revolved from Dr
liltrhmk mnrerfmig Murphy} mun
iiy. Shr'riil llawil-y gave his r‘illu't'llll
rimrgo of thr- primnor. During all that
limo lw saw nothing to indict!» that
Murphy was mu m hill right mind.
Murphy arts-d ilk» any other primaor.
In rrnniwxnmimilion Mr, Watt paid
that Hurpby was placed in tin- "t'iltll'
er" urine for dimlmllwntre. it worn
when Dr. "gnu. mine to new hilll.
Murphy rota-lint, saying he didn't
want to am- a tltlt'lm. llo- won iii-pt in
the "Imam-r" alum! six limitx. liv-
nrrlbinp llle- nt-mbvr.” )lr Whit said it
was a veil without at bed and without
light. The only food that ii prlnmwr
m the "mater" mount in bread and
water.
Dir. Watt mill than Murphy'n illlltlstv
tilt-nu: musinml in winning m min»
{lown and talk with Ito» iii-tor. ’l‘iuii
win. it sufficient rtamiil for putting him
in a dart; veil
William iii-onelal. deputy jailer. mi
tiliml that he now Murphy every day.
Her bad DhIH‘YI’NI him rlawly. lie haul
nut-er heard him throatm to kill him-
wlf or any one «luv, lie never had
seen anything that liirlit'ated an insane
diamltloa.
Air. llall. in t'mrfltllllllflim. ask»
ed Mr, limit-rid "moaning his duties
in the jail. The xlcrtnity jailer sold
liarpliy had never given any trouble
except on the occasion when he went
into tln- "router."
* Dr. C. lilaeoin Bonita. jail phyuleian.
testified that he had. unobserved by
flurphy, watched him on three or four
mastons. lie had never mo any
thing to indlrate inwardly. He routin-
tied:
"an moral“ i saw lturphy rat-lip»
in in the rorridor. i asked him to get
mm... oi his roll «a i m. to
Ilmsmlauteortwodhea left. idld
not was“ sitting lust into the
in the Him-examination lilies Hr. .
arm mm mm.
WWW tho Unit“! limo
mumm- m Inquiry.
Washington. Feb. 19.——Secrotary
Long. and Assistant Secretary Day. of
the state department. had an interview
with the president today lasting nearly
an hour. Mr. Day read a cablegram
he had received from General lien.
transmitting a request from the Span-
ish authoritien in Cuba that the Spain
lsh authorities be permitted to join
with,our people in making an investi-
gatidn into the cause of the disaster
to the Maine. The matter was discus-
sed at length and the conclusion reach-
ed. and General lien will be no notified.
that while. this government is willing
to afford the Spanish government all
reasonable authority for condoning
an investigation, yet is thought.th
that the limit inquiry should be made
by our own commissioners. The re-
quest will therefore be reepeetiully de—
clined.
VIZCAYA STILL AT “0303.
Police Boat Patrol Want Out larly to
the Spanish Vessel.
New York. Feb. ill, 9:30 a. TIL—Tili-
\'izeaya still lies at anchor. The fog
shows no signs of lifting. At the
Brooklyn navy yard the. two tugs.
Nina and Narkeeta were still awaiting
orders» The police boot Patrol left
early and went out to the Spanish ves—
sel. The only thange in the pro-
gramme for today as announced last
night is that Liam. Aaron Wood will
take Lieut. Dmighorty‘s place in ex'
tending the otiirial courteaies to the
\‘izoaya when she comes to permanent
anchorage. Lieutenant Wood will so
out on the atlmiral's barge lindine.
um um DWYRD.
Valium. Stock Burned and Holly
Hands Thrown out oi Employment
Glastonbury. f'OIili.. i-‘eb. iii.~——l-’ire
which started about 2 o'clock this
morning totally destroyed the plant of
the Riverside Paper t’ompariy. located
in an inuiated spot on the bank oi the
Connertlcnt river in this place, The
building won a two-story frame ntrur:~
liiro valued at about 83,000. and in-
cluding the ions on the stock and ma-
r-hlnery it is thought the loss will ap-
proximate $3,000. with an insurance
at about ”Jim. The greatest loan in
that involved in the destrurtion of
valuable paper machinery.
The origin of the Mo in not known.
it in mid to he tumlblo. however. that
it originated in the mood story
where three var loads of old paper
er't‘ m-ently stored.
h‘ininhv-l Morin in the
our loads ready to be:
I'll? burned.
Twmtyilvo hands are thrown out or
employment. P. H. litwulrti'h. M likin—
mmmry. in the prenidont and ll't'i'itilll’i r
of the «(tavern
amount of ii
shipped today
Both Minoan Killed
ltrmlsburg. t'nl. 't-b. l9.-Thr~ oasi-
bmmd passenger train braving Johan—
auburn at 9:30 last night collided
with the westbound mixed train on
the Santa FI- l’aclfir mad. nix miles
east of Kramer, at “:30, inutantly
killing John Davis. engineer of tho»
cranbisuiml train. and John ('mins. ou~
runner of the west bound.
Ten Thousand law Him Hanged.
Fort Worth. Texas». Fell. 19.--l.'lym
ll. Porter. a negro. was banged at lie»
u-ntur yesterday afternoon in the prom
mm or at least bump people. The
riititletlmnl man met his death raimiy.
anal hie neck was broken by the fall.
iii» killed Julio-r t'oborly at Minion.
Texas. jail. February 2!. NWT.
non AID nuns.
Spokane. Worth, Poll. inn-0m» mutt
pony oi the ilixtveuth l'nited States in-
fantry stationed here has been ordered
in get in readiness to go to I’m‘t litu-
vens. ii is reported that the satire
regiment in to be transtevred to Fort
hummer.
Seattle, Wash. Feb. lam-The, strain
«hauler Navarro has arrived from
Alaska. When she left Juneau no son
vivors of the Clara lievada had been
found. “the Navarro encountered very
stormy weather.
durum
We take this means of thanking our
many bleach and neighbors for their
many sets of kindness shown as dur-
laa our recent bereavement.
Dir. and lint. Stephen 3‘. Mold.
3 Concord street.
m
A beautiful Weber 13““ Piano.
”it!!!“ witthsolaata rt»
”My low tried. 1. W. Stained.
[AIESINEWSBY' ~
Congressional Investigation into
Maine Disaster Seems Likely.
Will ”Gill BEA 6000 WINS
foOlearup the Doubts which Hang
Over those Expensive lotion
Initiates-Spain's Bequest.
WW
Washington. Feb. 19 While the dis-
aster to the Maine has «treated a tom.
per in the House in favor of liberal .522.
wopriationn for the navy and while
iv in undoubtedly true‘that the House
in its present frame of mind would not
ht‘lillll't! to vote for two new battle—
ships. on» to ropinw the Maine. this:
temper is pvt-dilated upon the theory
that tho Maine woe blown up by ex-
trrnal attention ii the result of the
olllrinl inquiry nbould devl ope the
fact beyond porndventure hat th.1
ship's magazine exploded from fire or
other house from within her hull. it
is believed a sentiment in Congress.
will be created against the expenditure
of millions in the «instruction of war—
ships that may blow up at any time
It seems. likely that a Congressional
investigation will follow a report from
the inland of inquiry attributing the
loss of the Maine to an explosion of
her magazine. No resolution for thi’
purpose has yet been introduced in
the House. however. A very promi-
nent member of the iiouse naval cor-.1-
mitton said that he was absolutely
iimnzmi when he learned that the:
Maine‘s voal bunkers abutted the mag.
azine with only a thin partition be-
tween. "When i learned of the fire in
thr- mnl bunkers of the Cincinnati
whirl: (‘hfll’l’f‘d the boxes in which the
shells in lirr magizine were stored."
93.: m ht l um not «insider it my duty
in attempt to initiate Congressional
action to avert this danger the to her
nonstruction. l assumes! as a matter
oi muree that it was the duty or the
navy department ofliciala to alert such
changes as would remove that darn
yr.
"The runnirnc-tiou'oi a second built-
liend Moving an air passage between
tin- bunkers and the magazine. would
have removed this danger. Now i find
that nothing Vina done either to nor-
rent the defer?! on the Cincinnati or
any other ship-outta we will undoubt-
wily rise-errata how many of our ships
are nubiwl to this danger. but I do not
know whether it is advisable in have
a t-sitigrt-nnionai inquiry."
Mr: (fuuimingu (Dent. S. Yd, who
mutinmw to adhere to the theory that
illt- Maine was blown up by it torpedo.
ohrii utilit'il what ellert a report show-
in: that the Maine's magazines explod-
ed would have an appropriation» for
the llll'l’t’afit' oi the navy. replied very
frankly: "it in pet-tectly true that the
modem warship both as a tighter and
a safe marine machine is will rm 0»
pertinent. lint we are on the same
looting its England or any other mun-
try in this n-spm-t. and we must keep
abreast of them. We have absolutely
no data oxrrpt the light on the l'nlu,
and it was unsatisieu-tory. A war
might ho a good thing if for no other
minnow than to «loan up the doubts
whirl! in Duluth! hang over these ox-
pensiv» war engine». iim my regards
the Maine, l I'onnot believe ulw blew
up from fire in her mu! burrito-m As
our of the naval nil'ir-ers hon said. im-
thrm'ito coal in about as mnnh submit
to stnmtanumn modulation as a pile
of ntones. and it In in evident-o that tho-
Malm- toolt on too was of anthrm-itr
at Key West. To read me of the
opinion» of mom who denim “for one
the umr-luslon that ilpanish treachery
may have bun resumeihle fertile ar-
ridI-nt unu- would imagine that every
load of cool unlesn married would take
llrr from upontsneous cumlmstion in
24 hours.
lint lot can he tinted to are if it in
at the right heat for frying by putting
in a small pieee of broad. it it brown:
on both did!» while you mm forty it
in ready.
Ulflflmt"
CLAIRVOYANT Mad-ta Hersey will
remain until Wednesday night. All
those wishing to sir-salt her all at
2! Elton street. it, it
morons AND W Bum
hikimmwum
l
RIHOVALI.
: c. r nourwnu. dentist.
removed to the new bank building
Washington street. Olloe hours: 7
w11:45,122;80t06 Saturdayow
log. 7 to 9. “I In
——I
Wau'rtn.
WANTED—Man wishes uitmtldll ll
oar-hman or gardner; usedtohm
and handy man about place. Good
references Call on 51ml). 5?.
Senrlmi 3'l Pine street. 80th )1"...
walk to
WANTED —- Experienced operator!
wanted on ladlen' straw hate. ’0'.
Schultz R: Co. 593 Broadway. New
York city.
WANTEvaSituation to do gem!
housework by a competent girl. Ada-
dress 3| lxkaood avenue. South,
Norwalk “3
FOR SALE.
FOR SALE—New mllch 00'
calf. Call at E. F. Magner‘s. North
Taylor avenue.
FOR SALE—if you want a good hills
forged. So. Norwalk lldw. (30., 63:
80. Main street. I8. ‘
3150 will buy a choice building in:
streets of South Norwalk; m i!!!
healthful; walk laid. water in than;
and petition tor sewer in circulation.
FOR SALE—Reduced price on G“
heaters. South Norwalk Hardwm
company, 42 South Main street.
'ro LET.
1'0 RENT—Pour moms in new house
in Summer street." East Norwalk.
first street from Gregory Point. ‘1'
a mouth. water in. Apply in F.
Lttndqulst. on premises. £19 3;
1'0 LET-On South ltain st ,
large and very pleasant front
furnished with heat and ray. ‘
out board
l‘0 RENT‘The Hadrian place.
of Haviland and Water aim
room and eighteen sleeping
Apply of Mrs. lodrigan. on til
premises.
1’0 LET--w rile smoml story flat at 5_
Isaac s plat-o Modern conveniences.
Apply at 5;, Wall street. Norwalh.
ns 3t.
Tl) l.iv:T-~.»\partmnnts So. 93 South.
Main sires-t, Modern improvements.
5 rooms. possession at once: also
loner rents. Apply to or “I‘My
Mm. Young», Nu. 42 Bani avenue.
Bart Norwalk. Conn. “83!
T0 LET—lower part of No. 9 Clay
street. Apply on premises. “in
with city water. at 55 Osborn anal”.
Kant Norwalk. Rent. $6.50. m
of Mrs. Thomas B. Smith. til 00.1
premises. or Patrick Heckler. Nor-
walk lron Works.
To LET—l-‘urnlnhed room with bath. 3
room adjoining Central m.
Inquire at No. it lsaaea place ’ "
TO LET—Two desirable Wit
4 and a tlerard place. Itasca lor-
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