. w HAVEN. Sept. 5 -—Work or
[Nomi importance to southern'
1‘ Wad Is now in progress along
Wont; of this city. where the
‘ uvpn railroad is erecting a great
hart. This Improvement is a
the vigorous campaign prose-
is summer to relieve some of
t pressure on the main has
New Haven to New York. which
pile of its four tracks. has been
more and mole ovelcrowded
. set this menace of congestion,
Y are the facilities of the main
' itself some: increased by the sub-
tins of four-track bridges for the
" otures at Cos
Nab stuck and by
em on in the freight
‘ oh lMeI. to whitih a
ck road will run from Port
ort Chester. but subsidiary routes
0re slim being provided for that part
so tcget traffic which cannot be satis-
grace habituated on. the ‘main line
g even after the completion of these
undertakings.
One of these new routes is the High-
? lindiDlvvialon now being double- track-
edition Dan on to the Hudson Riv—
‘ Where the Poughkeepsie bridge
mpletes the connections with the
Efiughhh‘eb to the chi and the coal
3 or Pennsylvana. Another will
be ado useful by the new coal wharf
at our Haven which will make the
great highway of Long Island Sound
more avtiiible for much of the coal
traffic than it is at preheat
The magnitude of this traffic is
shown by the fact that duIing the last
. twelve months about 60, 000 culs load-
ed with coal have been shipped east-
Ward from the Harlem River yards
This means that the mills and factor-
lbs or New- England and the railroad
ibheilf‘ were furnished with about i.‘
600,000 tone from this source alone
and that an average or 200 coal cars
were handled on each working day.
throughout the year. ,During the
museum April, when. under the plea.
e‘ht'éc'ale of‘ prices, anthracite coal
dropsirom $5 a ion at tidewaicr at
New. York to 04. 50, very ncaIly 410,000
tons were sent into New England fl om
New York
With a line already taxed to the
limit of its capacity by othtr demands
and with the flow of freight trsiilc
further impeded by the necessity of
clearing .the tracks for the passenger
exprbssenmlllch are fun practically
every hour between New York and
Boston, these cool trains have become
less valuable than their room. espec—
ially as coal is a commodity hauled
at the lowest of all “class" rates. Up
to the present, howevcr, the lack oi
adequate facilities for unloading
barges and loading cars ni‘ong tliu was
for front has hindered any very ex-
lenoive movement by water. it is to
r'cnjedy this that the new plant is be-
ing erected at New iiavc.II When
completed this plant will bays :1 ca.
pacity. under the most favorable cir—
cumstances. of nearly 6,000 (only, a
silly and is expected to handle ordin-
arily about 4,000. It replaces "(lig-
gor's,”t whose capacity was limited to
about 2.000 tons and additional 1’ oil—
itiu are being provided for brln ng
cars to, the coal pockets and large
barges to the wharf.
Work on the wharf is being pushed
rapidly. More than 1.800 piles have
on driven in about We monthss
ough average of 300 a day, lmluding
worn. for. as the old saying has it,
in railroading them is no Sunday. The
old pier has been extended to makoa
(ioult 1130 feet long, on whlth four
tracks will be laid with crossovers at
the far end. it is estimated that l.-
500.000 feel of (imrgia pinc will go
into this picr in addition to the amount
lathe structure when the improv. .nent
will undertaken A ncccssary tom-
plsment of the work done on the dock
is, the dredging of tho i ‘Iunntl i. .ding
til it. This is being :0va Ind nbmi
five feet in order to bring it to the
again 1 the main channel in the he:
apical: feet. Tharo‘ will then
cptis’ondlah for the biggest barges
, t to. rehab the dock
rill ,ihe bigger the barge. the quicker
the coal can be unloaded.
An annoying obstacle to tho (omplu—
tier“ oL this plant has arisen in the
e of the bridgomakcis against
thd 'Amcrlcnn Bridge Company. which
has the connect for this Job 'lhe dis-
“Naipaul, originating in tho sub—let»
l'ofvs‘ small contract by the bridge
denim” to s- iirin employing some
-IIIiion labor. has affected work in
ill neither men our employers had
anything to complain of Out on the
new whsrf great piles of structural
‘ and iron are waiting for some—
(“to locust them together and the
tam his IIMI‘IOI hays ceased to
crowd" by day in all this the rail.
hss no part except that of pstimt
for peace to be made and
_ continue. in the moaniimac
,t will? itself is being rapidly dom-
, Mid and if the iron workers and the
, figs company reach an agreement
AW near future, the big "diggers"
should be scooping out the coal in
' column s month.
‘ s to be three of these gan-
technical name for the great
structures by which the coal at
- from the barges. hoisted into
I? and from there run into the
, of insight cars waiting under-w
only are placed on strsck
_ I 17 foot sense and s 780 foot
« at the wherein. cs is of
pn'l-andlhsifstntm," ell:
areal y «or than ways
gr Mulls limos lying alongside
wharf. mach entry, it is as-
, Ilsa unload lens so hour,
and. as a
"I. Duty If NI.»
not sick.
he and many kidney ills fo .
ry trouble. diabetes.
W ‘ In F. Knapp. of 55 Osborn
oven , East Norwalk, fireman
Bot ‘10 Goldschmldt’s, says: 1 . "l a
an 0 time engineer and ilk a are
tile weak spot in my anatomy was
my back
d'eraauromoate of the kidneys for 'bao
D
denly lowering the temperature of ih
body may have induced colds. and
a rule.they seated themselves in In
loina. i noticed in‘ our Norwalk p
pars Dean's Kidney Pills advertise
to cure just such troubles no 1 had.
I procured a box at Plaisted's rut
store. They cured nifo"
For sale by all deal.ers
cents. FosteraMllburn 00.,
N. Y. sole agents for
States.
Remember the name-Doan' s~and
take no other.
’ Buffalo,
the United
i
tho‘ shovels. swinging so freely that
they can drag out the coal from all
partsgof the barge; thus being away
with the "necq‘asityj of much of mu
trimming by bond. which is? ln‘arii‘y
the cause of~coneidcrablp den
With three gantries each elevating
300 tons an hour tfor ten hours the-
orctlc,aily 0000 tons could be put into
the pockets every day. Unfortunately
however barges are act'brodght into‘
position as unreslslingiy as chessmcn
are moved on a board, and inevitable
delays are expected to reduce the
day almost a half. These delays are
due largely to the small size of some
of the barges, the trouble sometimes
experienced in handling 'thém.- the
weather and othcr factors entirely be-
yond the control of the railroad com-
pany and the men in charge of its
cool wharves.‘ 'i‘he oldtfashlonsti coal
barge can" be counted on for little
more than 600 0r'800 tons, while some
of the “bigger of’the new craft hold
3,000 «mayor more than the capacity of
100' freight cars. Of course. the more
coal there isvln each barge, the less
time is consumed in docking and pro-
paring to unload the boats.
Above the gautrics arc to be two
sicel towers. each weighing 200 tons
and holding a total of 3.000 ions of
coal. This will provide a storehouse
in: case of a icmporary scarcity of
cars. and will enable the barges at all
limos to unload and start on their
travels again without dclny. in the
past. the lack of such a reservoir has
been severely felt. The barge own-
are who can make money only wIlIIo
their clafl are moving. have compen-,
sated themselves to some extent for
this lost tilnc by a daily charge for
demurrhgc of tcn cents :I ion, adding
just so much to the cost of the coal
to the consumer. With adequate fa-
cilities for bringing cars to the piers.
and. when they are not on hand. for
unloading the boats without thcm..
this objection to bringing coal into
New England by water "will be rc-‘
moved.
The work on ibo New Haven water:
front indicates. in one. scnsc. that the
railroad is about to compote with it-
soil, or rather that it is furnishing
(Ht‘iy possible facility for the trout;
port of coal on Long island Sound
Although the companys fleet of
sicamcrs on the Sound carries a vast
quantity of freight lo and from the
various ports of Southern New Eug-
~innd, no coal is‘cnrried on them and
this business is entirely in the hands
,of private firms. Of late years, though
:the all-rail route from New'i’ork and
,‘Poughkoepsle has becn all popular that
comparatively llttlc deal has bccu
moved by water. The change in this
respect which is exported to follow
the completion of the improvements
new under way, should rcvll'e to av
conlidorabit- extent the prosperity of
those barge companies. As for tho
railroad company. it will free the most
crowded portion of its lines of a con-
siderable amount of low— class freight
on which lie portion of life through
rates dues not yield much profit. The
pecuniary‘sacrliice. thus incurred for
the sake of clearing the tracks of the
main line, will be made up to a large
cxtcnt. if not wholly, by the returns
from the transportation from New
Haven into the inlorior. all. the mon-
ey for this scrvicc going of course to
the New Haven road. The coal will
naturally follow the route of least re-
sistance but the better facilities for
handling it by water should result in
'more'and mare of it coming along the
highway of Long Island Bound and in
”aiding. to that extent, the difficult
problom of keeping upon the narrow
railroad channel through which pours
the great river of frolght on its way
to and from New England and Ncw
York.
NOTHING ON ‘1’ I MARKET IOUAL
TO OHAMII LAIN'I COMO.
CHM-IRA AND DIARRHDIA
NIOY.
I
This fact is well known to drugsisls
everywhere, and nine out of too will
give their customers this preparation
when the best is suited for. Mr. one
Wilmer. a prominent drusgist of Joplin
010., in a circular letisr to his ousted
there. says: u"l‘hore is nothing
e which equals Chamberlain II Colic.
C lore and Diarrhoea Remedy for
bowel complaints. We sell and rot:
ommond this preparation." For sale
by hilllson Powell Corporation. Clifford
Pharmacy and Zoiiiuss Phsr‘
insert. , 0
JOHN IIAN (1000) MIOYIIATION. ,
The annual Iths’rln {this asso-
ciation will be old
dongs. ' I
. __ him is the kidneys’
ell lily fall to do this the kid:
s Kidney Pills cumthem sl‘ ‘
ny who follow similar occupationh *3
I knew it arose from somt
Price 50 -‘ '
, but, as. n. Kt{Keno s not
amount‘of work accomplished each
if you are too fat it lumped"
rns yto fat instead of»: sls—- st
you or! Milan {III "Iii Matting f
st you sst m y digested
org
contains all ,0» ”3, sstlvs “glass that are
found in s lid slosch. and in
exactly those proportions nscssssryto
' gears. but wllhp at success. in the In»
‘ of deputy inherits, with rinse sud ro-
‘4 whichbelunlnstnight sad for a time
. . ‘a .
mined, but unsuccessful attempt to'
lynch James 1". Ba , us, who no tinn-I
day night shot It ‘égfi flan
as the ros§ f g: ument. i
or
IR, isll . the
would be i
broad stairway leading to the doors
of the courthouse and with drawn pin-
t is fired mm a heads of the crowd
Ill! tho pd’libo' ho attempted to enter.
Inside a mob battered at the big steel
i
r corridors were stationed a number
volveis, and this tended to hold the
anhury crowd back The unob’mllllllf
sent. for dynamite‘, but those dispatch;
ed on the crIand failed 0 return with-
in an hour and tho ringleaders aban-
doned the attempt and were persuad-
ed by the police to disperse .
HAVRE IUIINEBB cENTIR
BU R.NED ' -
Sept.
fl
HAVRE. Mont... 6.——A lire
threfened the destruction of the bus».
lness section of this city. is believed
to be the work of an incendiary, who
evidently meant to destroy? Judd a like.
lanrant. in which the first originated.
or the St. Poul Hotel. adjoining. Both
buildings were burned do 'the‘ ground.
together with the Silver Dollar saloon.
the barber shop at .l. ‘C. Robinson, the
enables: s such” WWW.
on y s. per 00‘
digsstsnt. but it is s reconstructive, tis-
sue building tohlc'h *ws'li. Kodol cures
indigestion. D spspsls, fSour Stomach.
IDERM “Jib chanson
ou tar‘wIll loiks it.
Digests What You i Eat
Rests the stomach. rebuilds the ‘ ,
amen-«ammo ‘
/ V Inc {v NM‘
FOR SALE BY * ‘
TH. CLIFFORD PHARMAOY-
THOS DEDFORD FATALLY HUNT
Struck by Trolley Car and Died of
Bridgeport Hospital.
Thomas
Milford. died at the Bridgeport hose
pilal. Saturday night, at 0 o'clock.
from injuries received a short time
previously by being struck by a trolley
car Redford had been drinking. and
wnikcd in float of a Bridgeport bound
trolley car that is duc at the terminal
at 8 o clock The car had just turned
a bend in the load at indl‘an River
when a man was seen in front of the
car by Motorinan Jackson.
of the collision threw him a number
of vards to one side on the roadway
The car was stopped. and the injured
man was picked up by the c'ai ores
and pusscngcrs and brought to this ci
iy. 'l‘bc ambulance hurried him to the
Bridgeport hospital. Bcdford had sus
tained four skull fractures, a com
otherwise injured.
NUMEROUS AND WORTHLESS.
Everything is iii the name when it
comes to Witch linzcl Salve. E. C. Di"
Will «0 Co, of Chicago. discovered
some years ago how in makc a salve
from Witch Hazel that. is a specific
for Plies. For blind, bleeding itching
and protruding Piles, eczema.
IIt'VVIIl'S Salve has no equal.
has given rise to numerous worthless
coilnlcrfciis. Ask for Do Will's-«the
genuine.
nlacy.
ANNIVERSARY AT MASONIC
' HOME
ford will be observed on chncsdny.
Sc member 27 An invitation has been
sent to all grand Iuanicrs and thc sub
Star. to be present.
own lunch.
free by the superintendent
home. The ladies of tho
of
fill cents a box.
ary program will be arranged
prominent Inelnbors.
Temple Band will be present. A rc
caption will be held boforc lunch. Spc
later.
LI'KE FINDING MONEY.
Ho says:
in other remedies. l was cured by Dr.
Kings New Discovery for Consump
lion. Con glib anti Golds."
kw
H EA V‘l RAILROAD TRAVEL.
Balunlsy. and most. trains carried on
in cars.
sections and were filled with return
in: vscaiionlsili. The length of 10'
trains and the great quantity of but
making the trains late nearly all dai’
,' —-No cases of cholera have octurred
. in Russian Poland and the general
, opinion is that the (Ilscdsc started in
[up he Russian uuthorilie
lip »‘ astnct‘ disintennono
‘ line 9 of passengcls and trains1
, E
, arriving a
‘0th
Redford. of Indian River."
The false
pmmd fracture of the left leg and was
The remains Wore. taken io Milford.
cliis.
burns. bruises and all skin diseases
This
Sold by The Clifford Phar-
I
The tenth annlvcrsary of the dcdlca-
Iion of the Masonic Hililli'. at Walling-
ordluato lodges of this ethic. and the
chapters of the Order of the Eastern
it will be a base
kei picnic. each pcrson bringing his
but coficc will be solved
the
iastcrn film
of Wallingfnrd will plovidc huuh ac
A musical and limr
and
there will be humorous speeches by
The Sphinx
cial railroad ratt- will be arranged
Finding health is like finding money
--so think those who are sick. When
you have :11 cough. cold. sore throat. to
chest irrbtuilon. better not promptly
like W. 0. Barber, of Sandy Level. VI.
"i had a terrible chest from
his, caused by smoke and coal dust on
Iuy lungsu but. aflcr finding no relief
Greatest
sale of any cough br lung nicdbtino in
the worlii. M i". if. llaxiors draft
siore: trio and 31.00; guaranteed
Trial bottle free. ”
'l‘ho railroad frame was very heavy
Many trains were run in
page caused delays at several points
general store of the Tang hung We
Company and several other frame
will reach $160. 000.
Wm
CONDITION *0!” CHOLERA DII-
0}) ”its“? “.0 ‘1 '5'.“ »-‘
RAS’I‘ENBURG. East Prussia Sept
5,—0ne new ease .of cholera was r331
ported here today. ” . .. w
WARSAW. Russian Poland. Sept. 0.
«it::f
the frontier station of Al-
exnndroff and at all the frontier cus
houses.
POPULAR AMUSEMENTS.
I
'The grand baby show and decorated
carriage parade will take place tomor-
row at George C. 'l‘iiyou‘s Ste-:plcchaso
island, Bfldgeport.-* Beautiful prizes
numbering twonty- dive and aggregat-
ing over 8250 in value, will be award-
ed to the handsomest. fattest and most
strenuous babies and to those who oc-
envy the best decornlcd carriages.
snorearo prizes also for twins. A
full brass band will load the parade
and thousands are expected to gather
and witness the spectacle. ’l‘hls own-
10'; there will be a grand free carnival
0' fire. The round ilip in the island
by strainers o: ftrry is bui ten cents
Imi the evening is IcItainly worth
going many miles to sw.
Manager l. M. Hoyt will present on
Saturday. September 9. matinee and:
night, for an ongngcmcnl of one night
only. "Why Girls Leave Home,” which
was one of the pronounced successes
of last season. "the play is one that
3993 with II sing and a swing that
makes the auditorium rPsound with
lnughltr and applausc yet at times it
causes a nerve racking. The story
a one of' the frailty of ibc weaken
scx and a man‘s perildy. and is told
according to the adage that "‘truth is
slrangcr than fiction," The author has
drawn from the facts of one of the
most sensational tragedies in l‘i'flm.
years, in which albrothcr was accus-
ed of killing his sister bananas of her
wilfulnoss. it is told with remarkable
ddsllty to dctails anil'lncldcnis, in a
plain overrun: manner devoid or
iaptrap. mawkish sentiment, or mor
.Ild sensationalism.
MIN PAST sleY iN DANGER. ,
More than half of mankind over slx~
ly years or Iigc suffer from kidne aha
bladder disordcrs, usually on urge-
Ineni of prostraic gland. '1‘ his is both
painful and dangerous and Foley‘h
Kidney Curc should be taken Ii‘thb
first sign of dangc' , as it corrects lr
regularities and has cured many did!
not: of this discaso. Mr. Rodney Bur-
nett. Rock Port Mo. Writes: "1 suf-
fered with enlarged prostrate and kid-
.Icy trouble for yearn and after Hiking"
two bottles of Foley s Kidney Cure,
i feel better than i have for twenty
years. although i am now 91 years
Ild. " Sold by i’lulsted' s llrux Store. "
m
lNTERNATlONAL LAW MAKERS
THANK PRESIDENT.
CliRli-l'l‘iA'NA. Nbrway. Sept ii.—-‘-
The lutertulilonai Law Amoiation.
now in session here today. unanimous-
ly lipllltil’t'fi of cabling to President
Roosevelt thanking him for his good
offices in plmnoiing' peace and for his
oouilnucd endeavors in helping fo
f!
The distinct: concludol:
"We gratefully conlfllnhue you an
the American Icopie who have shared
sympatheticul your alerts." '
Tho confei'ciulc silo aflb‘vtod I reso-
union to the effect that in the opinion
of the association the time has come
for protecting the world's msil steam
on farm sslsuro by bollflmnu Until
that an international agreement should
be reached with this object. making
the shipment and the carriage of con:
irahand by such vessels It punishable
offence.
’s ‘v u...—~n;-ollfiuuihfll
OHOLIIA AMONG OONVlcTI.
BROMBDRG Prussia, Sept. 5.-—-Choi-
era has appeared among the convicts
In the penitentiary at Krone. on the
a
l
é'oin ended the " '
, :fil‘lmlm ndvlsn,
~ have taken sis bottles of Blooi no and
. ed by Caleb Stanley. They were col-
r
wnId :I happy conclusion of ihn'lroilyfi.r
"= 11* p001. 10:00:.»
the market in the way of patent meg f
“M”: Erht‘sm- =
Sunday) was a busy day at the local
Drone. One certain case" and six sus-
‘Iltstions too. for although there were ‘
ootmi cases hollow -
BTlEGid'i‘ZOIlF, Prlmis.‘ 900i 5,“:
One new case of cholera has been re-
buried here.
.. BCHIIDUSENAU, Prussia. Sept. 5.—-
elven trains, they all carried bit loads.
f'l‘he iirslns yesterday afternoon: were
reported on time. hovvevcr. it is on»
posted that today will be the heaviest
travelling day of the yarn. as the loci
iday crowd. added to tho vacationllrlll
always makes the traffic enormously
has or.
Al CLIAR “SOMPLVIX‘ON AND
s sallow, blotchsd
hero.
cannon. seed 5...st datum“,
medical: pastors, h vein! ppolnt-
. ed 1de I'll amonh' he emf IItIZ.
~ from gunman:
i
l
in' most O'IIOI
her 7 in' Si. Lubes AI. 1!. Church.
er’the Derby. corral if...“ 10; s. In. . manor
'vsstr of the
church st lid coats ”Wplsts. album i
too: in . am to
“your“ r us
D” l I”. 13w
Wk!
s
mph».
a:
muesli: ml cholera than marred:
lavas
a users
,essnov
’DLDERLY
PBdPLI.
”lot A, x
0" flat
Read the unsolicited testimonial-cilia.
Ina. undivided MsnbuthllIn /.
"I wrote you lssts WIN?
your Bloodlne carcinogen.” and took your
all it has proved. by lak-
Wyour remedies. l was all
run down snd hardly had ambition to walk
across the room. In $0,010» iris i
so faiths;- constant: saws; when
moulded that "way for several: marl
two boxes of’you. Liver pills. and sl
though I sm'fl'l years of age. 1 can truth-
fully say, I never yfelt better in my llfs.”
mainland. Conn" Sat.00.1003.
TH! BLOODINEwi, id waists:
Gsnri. anus :-—It' Is with much pleasure
that l inform u how i was induced to
w 0601’ “ii dine” by Mr. W. W.
oodward. the leading druggist of this
city. for indigestion and impure load. and
I' can' may lay that It hhipdd (wonder-
fuily. 'I maimmehd'ii to an who
are sufferln from these much dreaded
diseases. ours vs trul
M'ycarxanr.
, {monxons
' foP’fie truth of
anisi‘bf' Mr. DPT. Kent on
NI! ring for along giant with
mm a for using
ihfh&‘\WIllu mac, ““ghe 1! I well
than. infused. w. w. WUODWARD,
Draggist.
Bloodine Ointment cures old sores, 50c
I. box: I r M '*
Game-T «'2‘
flic‘lbd've
he had been'
mull: .s, , v
, 1
FRAN‘IB l-I. AIA'X'I‘ER'S.’
W
NATIONAI; commit. o. 0* A.M
State Secretary and Mrs. Adams Will
Attend Meeting In' Washington.
The fifty- nlnih annual session of the
National Council. 0. U. A. M., will be
held in Washington. D. C September
‘12 18 and 14. Circulars have been
issued by C. H Adams, of South Nor-
walk. Staic council Secretary, telling
of the arrangements for transports
tion accommodations at Washington.
etc. The arrangements are not only
for members of the ordeI, but also
s
lbc trip.
The train will leave New Havan.
Scpicnibcr ii. at 10: 30 a. m.; Bridge-
port 10 55; South Norwalk ~ ll: 17
and Stamford at ll: 30. Mr. and Mrs
Adams will go from South Norwaik.
and scveIal others iron: the Council
are planning to attend.
GOT OFF CHEAP.
lie may well think he has got off
cheap. who. after having contracted
constipation or indigestion. is can,” an
Is to perfectly restore lIis' built
thing will do this but Dr. king's New
Life l’ills. A quick pleasant and cor
loin cure for headache constipation
etc“ 25c. at i". ll. Basic: a drug storc;
guaranteed.
r“—
OLD COPY OF THE STATE LAWS.
version of the laws of Connecticut,
entitled “The Book 'of the General
Laws of the People Within the Juris-
diction of Connecticut," has been add.
ed to Ihc slate library. The laws were
compiled from the records of the Gen-
crai (‘ouit which were formcrly own-
lcoled in I672 The book was printed
in Cambridge in 1013. The pages' are
much ihc worse for well!“ I’m!“ show
their ago, but Slate ldhmlah Godaui
has had them placed between shoots
.01 transparent silk and neatly bound
«mother.
M
'u wv'bax 11"" WHAVEN a
HARTFORD RAILROAD.
TIME TAILI.
in like! July I; 1005.
1—.“
LEAVE SOUTH NORWALK FOR
NEW YORK. "
a II~1I: m 5: an. i: 45:, 0:12:
onto 6:55 7:.“ 82.10 8:411. 0:00:
mark. a; if? 0:60: 11:17:. 11. 21.
am his. lot. 5:05;. 3:3:
4:23: M'5: 15.6 on s. 40:. 7:121. 7:15
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may want in the way of meats poul-
try nnd all else you expect to find in
a well appointed butcher shop. Meats
fresh sweet and tender rule the roost
with us, which you will know when
you have once tried our service.
Fresh Native Roasting Chickens and
Broilérs
J. W. DODGE.
Successor to web: Benson.
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