ii head;
;~ lib V'V’Vl‘
Vszfll VVV
the
c an actual test.
alIr Tonic.
bush
idols
V'VVsuarantee
unless the
Mrs entirely dead.
stlnct understanding
_ oviuliwtly' what We are talk
no.6 with this offei back of
latent: no one should scoff.
.. turbid ‘or healtate to put our
want eyery one suffering from
call) or hair trouble. dandruff
h baldness. to try our
. We want
regularly—way until
sod—~and if
‘ ruff. cleaned
cab the scalp, tighten the hair
WAVlV-JAA WA] l.AV. Wash..V Fob. 28.~—
A special from Walla 9, Idaho says:
With a furious blissard blocking of-
forts of rescuera progiess in recover-
ing those buried in last night‘s ava-
lanche is almost impossible. ( Five
hundred men sent from this city had
recovered only 1‘2. bodies at 3: 30 a.m
It is practically certain that more than
100 persons have perished?“
Mace is divided into t'n'o parts;
known as upper and lower Mace. The
catastrophe occnrled in lower Mace.
‘ for a large case at any urns store
‘ Gas hum Stomach and cleanse the,
mi
Gail or sructa ‘
1 mil”) t
rt urn. ole hopdsehs and Die
ii'hd your God militant ferment
stomach and intestines. and Maiden. v.
pars {for assimilation into the blood till
your teed the same sols sound.
hbalthy stomach would do it
When Diapepsin works. your stoni-
nch tenth-flail itself in outer. cleaner
lip—mild than you feel like outing
when you come to the tub hie.
Absolute rellef from all Stomach
Miseiy is waiting for you as soon as
you decide to fake a little Diapepsin.
Tell your diuggisi that you want
no feeling“ the .
the stomach W
one sluglc dose will digest had p’rov’ ,]
y
me at: once in
.. . wo
mill The“ deumm
a lows
on
....... ...... round:
, non lo nan.
hadron. tibia. R. No. ii. Box 82. . ' 1 '
Hundreds of such letter!"
mothcra engrossiufit their ”libido
or what’LfinE nkli haili’gm gangsta.
is Comps xhas asacoom
them have ”been received b !the Lydia
E PiflkhamMcdlolne 0013“!“er yon.
the South and North a’aI V .
been the ceremonies altcVndst uW
be cry. for the Ocean litesmshlp
W
This city was enlivened today by the
presence of rapturous are from
the launching of the hdndaome new
muscular steamer pity of Montgom-
Com«
Ag the vessel
Dally. 'of Savannah.
Neil's Shipbuilding k Drydock Co}. the
Steiner. of MontgomV y, Alan. danzh~
lei of iiiaiot It. 10. older. and the
ship christened in honor of the capl-
Ital city of Alabama ‘ ‘
Nearby in the stocks of the ship-
mbuildors rented the vessel' s sister ship.
which on March 15 will be given her
initial dip and christened City of St.
Louis These two vessels will be not
able nddltioua to the Atlantic coast.
wise fleet when they are commission-
‘ delimit. m. as
”Bridgeport Advertisements
To intereiit Shoppers
The lengthening daysV and the little longer period of *
sunshine are about all that convince one that the year is
rounding towards Spring, until one gets a glimpse of Spring
Gowns ’i‘hc thermometer hm grs about Ville gfieerillg slat-u
. . . m8 rode r .
es “Eliminlindnll? gall: ‘ . undi- unison your breath with nauseous n rlflddd- gushing m0 {geaigtlgfiodx’t‘erzhztwfikfigg and the cold winds teal through the streets laden Willi (lust.
' or o n sun
l‘il nus remedy at our l i “33%. a Illiliii'iiylh cam only 50 can”), ubl'e‘l would be hearts from the yards of the 'lileliaori 'illc gowns are hm in cases, in the windowa. and a goodly
night to the eyes. Among lilatcrials one will see a hoarse
‘ , all it. does exactly what we here. and will relieve the most obstl titan "01M L dill
. N wiiii‘ ‘36 81W; lilallaf‘ilcllon HOIVlBfl VEVaV" VSlilCG "V‘s VVMBlllVOr 2.2"” an” ll! l1! dilution and Upset . N no .0 W?- linVinVllV:V°:?r:lViV ce;omony of bgealtlua \V: and exceedingly tylisli fabric which used to be; termed hob.
ey ra’spec We I! a ma 0 n0 ” oinaci in ve minutes. .0. ill,“ , 3 V am ‘5“ W“ or pro sackin 11 w culledba kct cloth It is soft and silk to the
“or: tho remedy used during the able Bllmrd 0' lm There Is iioihing- else better to take l n3 for, $16118 girls .Wflfl pcriouned by Miss Helen Camp 13.0 ‘ VVVV y
ll 811M Wli'
touch and makes into distinguished costumes
Many of tlIc skirts have ovcrdrcss cliccts with dropped
folds over panel plantings. The coats ate in the majority
short. and the prcitv Russian Blousc' ls conspicuous. '1rim-
mings are of soutaclie and silk cords. bogs and large but-
tons applied to novel fashions
The coloriugs are all the shades of pearl. gray. light
tau. wistaria. ashes ofV roses, and wood ruse. besides the
familiar and serviceable navy blue. blown, and black.
Q
fill roots and grow new hair, we Where is quartered about 300 miners Pope's Dlapspsln because you want to . Your: Git Heed Til“. ed e
- . » a 1 . -—-——-—-———-——-
Vii return bvery cent paid “3.110,: the employed in the Standard Mines become thoroughly cured this time. Gimp; :3“, .llgubm wimp 3;me the g3; this 1““me [lathe “meta“
city for the mere asking There Is Mose of these men are unmarried and Remember if your stonisoh feels or long“ lat-pg Vanm“ we “a“ 8°“ 11.
A Wide ShantuiV‘igV. especially for motor coats and coat
£1New York and Savannah. it was a
l‘ifiy- four inches. is the width,
“In realization of the gradually Increasing
live in the Hotel Standard. Meugic
reports by telephone to this city «ale
out-of-order and uncomfortable now
you can actrciiof in five minutes.
formality expected and we exact
ligation from the u'ser Whatever. ache, drawn 40%
“salt to
but spells or ndiges Willie: l8
suits, is at the. Silk Section.
Th9
“ oer.
sItIfip.‘
tho current was turned on.
. toolsVILLc.
cilia?”
V. Ti‘Ma TaaLs.
10:20:. 10: 52:, 11.29.
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V limo.
#1
"only;
guns-gun-
-1Vl: 00!. 4' 49. 6:
sills. i: as. it: -.oli
. “Ml”.
V Inc-“Infill. a: 00.
i ‘ .11 iron.
’ {”AV'NU
“1““: “le .
11713:”
' {all
Vita-yo.
. 1 . \.
Mum out.
. «Guitar:
‘ use on.
Qfil that we are certain that ~‘we can
tantlute it in every particular.
. , ls'iliii" Hair Tonic comes in two
0 cents and 3100. Remember
._ goon obtain Rexall Remedies
souls Norwslk only at our store:-
Resell Store. The Clifford Phar-
laden Quittner & Cnnty. Props.
atacraocureo A'r costume.
GBSINING. N. Y.. Feb. 28. ~Cbarles
I New York. a negro,
_ tiled in Sing Sing Prison here.
I , for the murder of Eugene
, hinson another negro last April.
' who had shown signs 'of
bulking down in the death cell. walk-
. _ ed to the electric chair with a Vuleady
He was murmurlng a prayer as
“LlobfiN PATH FINDERS AT
”lbll SVILLE. Ki . Feb. 28.——'1‘helr
. pits unknown since they left.
. lanai! Wednesday noon on the first
. pith e tour, the official pathfinder-s
» . filleiillddeu automobile tour reach-
Louisville last night; the car was
“filled by mud and rain seevral times.
N hilpders will start. for Initial)-
new roux. saw saves a
HARTFORD RAILROAD
32 in lfioct November 3. 1m.
. m
190 i; NORWALK 10 new vonn.
l—lliiisx. 5:081. 5: 411. 8: 08.
pro. 7.41;. s: m. is six. s: 10:.
:lilix., 2:601. 3:81. 6: 08!.
65 40. 8: 60!. 7: 188.7
M—la: has. 0:071. 5:413. 8: M.
2: 60!.
in. VV7i42l. 9: 403. 10:19.
'QQKV TO IOUTH NORWALK.
4.6 6146.7
9:161. 10:033.. 10: 06. 11:00:.
Hw-H: 03!. ’21 06 3100:. 8: 67.
6' lb]. 6:27.
fill”. 820“. 9' 30. 11' 00!.
mo. 9:15;.
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"1:163.
i 1.3”“. .311 1’" 11347.
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ii: iii. 7.10:. «in its.
7; 20 to 911an
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hour. on. V
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10:103. ll
that this town escaped.
WALLACE. lilullo Feb. 28 ~~vAi
avalanche which has ihlentcucd the
little town of Mace. five miles tip the
canyon from Wallace. for tWO doyu
descended last night about 11:30
o'clock with a roar heard in Wallace.
and buried in its path 25 families. or
about 75 persons. How many of these
are dead will not be known until some
time later this morning and perhaps
not for many days for reports tell of
snow filling the canyon to a depth of
50 or 75 feet. Three bodies are report
ed to have been recovered.
Superintendent Hist-0e. of the
Standard Mine is said to be missing.
but a child of his was found alive.
HundIeda of men were awakened bi
lire polls as soon as the exmnt ‘of the
catastrophe became known Special
trains were made up, the first leaving
for Moore lit 12: 30 a m.. the second at
about 1 u 111.HardenI-e merchants
Opened their establishments and shov
els. picks and other implements were
bad fox ihi asking. Every able bodied
man in Wallace was hurried to the
scene
The little mining town of Mace lies
between precipitous mountain sides. a
struggling line of cottages in the creek
bottoms inflected by the lines of the
Nmihcrn Pacific and Oregon Railroad
ind Navigation Companies its one in-
dustry is mining and its big mine is
lilo Standard.
‘ ‘ With scarcely adividing line percep-
‘ tlble the towns of Black Bear. (loin,
Mace and Burke form a long string of
houses for six milel.
Mace has a population of one buns
d1ed.nl| with the exception of a few
siolokecperu and Bolted teachers. in
ihe- employment of the mine. Follow
ha is a partial list of rho dead recov
cred 11p to 2 a. m.:
Edgar Kiilrcll.n1lnur. and his wife
ind two babes.
Nick Moyel.
Mrs Laid
Mrs. Fennell
Edgar Pascoo son of the Standard
Mine superintendent.
iuez i’usioo. daughter of the supei
lnlendoni.
H. 8. Parsons. and wife are missing
and are supposed to be dead.
'i‘llrec box curs containing fifty sec.
lion huntis‘ in the employ of the Ninth
91x1 Pacific Ruliloed were standing on
the side track when the slide occurred
All of those men are supposed it
have lost their lives
Fifteen houses have been swept
away. accouling to latest infuriualinn
At the Mace boarding house the
snow in 80 feet doc and all of tilt
but from the bus in; house to the
end of the town towards Burke ii
buried beneath the slide.
' Never since Burke. another little
canyon mining camp. was almost win
so out by a landslide camcordery i.
11190.net a Coeur dwell. won been
to unruly stricken as was lace yawn
day. On that oceuion the canyon
was filled 1.000 fool duress by I grind
in; soil of tree stumps. earth and
haul era to in in feet deep pusher
iilmost as solid as ice.
its track down the Inoiiutainiddi
lvas aucpi citizen and the dosfeulni
roar was heard miles down the union
ghlliOOlf Winds Itiid warm ralna start
i the Burke unowalidu, increasing ll
velocity with every foot down tin
inclusion until it gained such tissues;
sud three that only a blinding nihu
nda roaring wit-nod the some of
Landfills of minors or its approach
urfsoc treats were outlined and twist
and cabins were around so If on.
Vl’wuslbie M's yesterday given it
\. readout- of the canyon towns that
sl lar to limo 973“"an
one Burke
odysaohed to told all?
at a wow and lands
three
A :ii
in
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6.86.
I
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6.16.
7 i431
a
By this time/inc residence of Ellen
W. Mills, next door to the Smith
home was in imminent danger of being
incinerated. and realising this, the
water was put to use in preventing
further damage. The Mills house. was
scorched on the north side but thel
flames were kept from eating into the
bulldlng.
it was Mr Mills who discovered the
Smith harm to be burning lie was
preparing to retire abortly after iii
o'clock when he saw the flames
through his bedroom window. Mr.
Mills stated infer that even then the
whole house- seemed to be in flames
The heart of the urn when first no,
tlcud appeared to be at the north side
which lead to one theory that the iron-
ble had been caused by a spark from
a passing train. the railroad bolus
nearby. Another report was to the
effect that a lamp had been left burn
in; in the house.
Mr Mills, aware that unassisted he
could do nothing. ran out of his own
home shouting tire. and soon bad the
neighborhood aroused From the real
deuce of William F. White, Carlton
White one of Mr White's sous. lilt-
phoned for the flrcmcn.1‘horc was
no response at the Mllvflowcr Hook
and Laddoi it’llck (Oil‘lllali) house.
there being no one there at ihc time,
but a phone message was then soul to
the Ayrss' market. lorhlod in Van
Zlndt street. near the fire house. As
soon as the fire bell was tolled. the
firemen trot on the job and are to
be congratulated for the work which
they did. As they arrived at the
scene of the fire. the doomed house
was a solid column of flame shooting
high and lighting tip the iiiIVrrouniiins
country for miles around. iiundleds
of people hurried to the. scene from
Norwnlk and Smith Norualk. going
by automobile carriage and on foot.
Mr Smith said yesterday that he
did not become aware that it who his
home which was bolus burned until
he had practically arrived there on his
return from South Norwnik. lie and
his wife were taken into the Suiffin
home fot the night. When the flames
had done ihelr work thero was nothing
left but it pile of smoulderinx ruins.
'i‘hesn were wet down for normal hours
by tile firtinlcli. lil onior to make sun
that the flames would not "Who and
tend dangerous sparks to the houses
ill the neighborhood 'i‘ boy were ham
lured by the luck of water facilities i
n that the only hydrant which ilu-y'.
could use has but one connection 'l‘hi i
next nearest hydrant was said to pal
at East avenue. about a quarter of a
mile away.
Mr. Smith. owner of the burned
bonus; is a son of the fair Samuel
gin inith. former caretaker of the must
walk cemetery who was struck
‘aiid killed by a“ train, not far from hiu
homo. about it year ago. insurance on
the house was carried with id. C. Btu
art of No‘rwnlk.
float Norwalli has been particularly
fortunate In at having so serious a
tire insurers years. 0
-“W-ht-m‘v
WHY lit! RITURNED.
Mrs Johnson had [one away from
home. leaving Mr. Johnson» I’dlscousu-
ate. IOu srrivlint at her destination
like missed bpr gold lace pin. and
wrote her servant. asking the girl tof
lei liar
on the do ulna-room floor. ‘
’i'iis servant wrote as followsgVV
'Wiien swooping the dining-room hour
this morning. i found thirty match»
no tuna and d pick of (:th."qu
seas alumna ,9.
W
sV as MANUFAM‘URII usAa.V
f up.
V nil uluiitcomniundable industry
it if she had found onylhiug .
lief. directorial
ii in
in: 13%.?“w’l‘d‘mi‘ém “n
mum-iii. He ӣ411.1me
till Sillli llillllllii
illllllilllml‘li llllllii
CLEVELAND. 0., Feb 28 -—l-‘or n
reason not yet determined West holind
Twentieth Century Limited on the
lAkc Lake Shore Railroad was dilliill
ed at Olmatcad Falls. twenty miles
west of t‘lovolanii. st 3 o'clock this
morning. The train was running prob
only at a speed of sixty miles an hour
Two or three passengers were onli
slightly injured The train was run
hing as n dotlbichmiici and had a
straight truck All the seven cars
woie derailed but not throwu more
than a few Inches from the track.
Nulllial‘ income ~ mas derailed iv‘iVe
or six hundred not yd was torn
The train in due at blouse at
9:30 a. m.
A wmnd train was made up at
(‘icvclund and sent to the scene of
or the wreck. The passengers Wi‘l‘t.
inken aboard this train and sent to
thtlr destination. The relief train
will mach t‘hh can about noon.
i‘hc railroad officials state that
lllOI‘t‘ was so llllli‘ crash to the cars
ionvlug tho ti m it? that many of the
postmodern u‘ori not aware that the
train wits (leruih -.1I
The Twentieth (‘cniury. due in
Cleveland at 2:115. was ten minutes
late when it reached here.
PEOPLE ARE DIFFERENT.
Chief Justice 1 anoy. driving through
the Tennessee mountains. once broke
one of the shafts of his bony. A
small colored boy came riding by on
a mole. The justice hailed him. “Here.
my boy," he said. “can you help me
fix my buggy?" "Sure. boss." answer»
ed the boy, and cutting a Military witho.
he soon fixed the shaft on that it was
quite nurviccabiv. "Well. well." said
the learned jllilni‘ "now why couldn‘t
i lune done iluu. "‘ "i dunno. boils."
replied his' that aid.“ "unless some
folks known llllilt‘ lhnn oiliora.‘ Mano
coils hillxaaine ‘
I! KINVD 1V'O TH! TOAD.
A pamphlet recently issued by Boo
rotary Wilson of the Department of
Agriculture [Hiya tlfl (foetus tribute to
the t.oad According to this high an
suil‘drcd more from false wituoms. ft
is not true that it causes usrui. pill
sons forums or spoils cows’ milk. Or‘
the contrary. it has an amiable disco
sliioii.‘ a good limiting idiom—for there
who like that I'iort of ihiuxmand above
All ablmbodied mil Gill) Mil. 44
(wholesale l'aluul worth or‘inlilriour
worlds and bisects every timeout:
it most biilcloui ultimuu—cohiunior
lino nutter heat the» lines! which
tho‘il'al‘lner liIlfoi lull. lit to honlll‘
loving ‘ Villa val-l; third of ohll‘dré‘w-
but.“ initial-en. up bruit oi; suburban
its should try and along without I”
thorny. few creatures of it: also havt V
In point of comfort for lmsscngera
and in cnrgtvcarrylng capacity the
(‘in of Montgomery and lieruisler
ship will equal any steamer lo the
coastwise service. Both will be equip-
ped with every useful appliance known
to present day marine architecture.
including the wireless telegraph.
One pleasing feature in the new
ships in the arrangement of the din-
ing saloon. This is located at the for-
ward end of the hurricane deck-house
and will afford every passenger while
at nionlsVan unobstructed view of the
menu. and large nlr parts will insure
every diner a good view and plenty
of fresh air.
With their twin screws those two
new ships are expected to be able
to not 11 pure which their cousin-lee
companions will find it. difficult to at-
taiu.VV'l‘i1ey are spacious rentals of
6.200 this each length on feet. beam
of nearly 50 feet and a draft line of
is 12 feet when loaded Water-tight
compartments with bulkheads closed
at an lnstani's notice make the res-
seis practically unainkablc.
Accommodations are provided in
specious cabins for 136 first-class. 36
intermediate and 67 steeraxe passen-
gers. Hot and. cold fresh and sea wat-
er bulbs are provided in ten suites
while throughout the ships are con-
veniently located downs of other
baths. in the cabins will be found
ceilings so high as to surprise the
seasoned traveler.
Problems of their own had the dc-
sighers of the City of Montgomeri and
(‘lly of St Louis. For the Salannali
Line being in the North- South trade
must face unusual conditions. At no
time in the year do. these vessels can
tor or leave the port of Savannah in
the same temperature that. they do
in that of New York. Therefore. in
the building of these (Icahn-going ho
tels it was ilecoiienry to. provide for
the winter Rigidity ofINcw York as
well its for the warm brooms of the
southern port. Electricity will cool
and ventilate the state rooms in sun»
tour and the hosting and ventilating
systems for the winter will be no colu-
plots.
W
KNIW Ti-il DiIFIIINcl.
(Ruth. who has been married Just two
Weill. lives in a little that on (ion-
mesa street. and there hoops bound
with a pumpkin pie.
"What's that?" salted the is. and M.
"l mail. a mekln pie yuatcrdny.“
his wife murdered timidly.
new.
Milo «W the confection with u ‘
kVeifs Vault forks hut could not malts
clan himself when Ruth'shnouucedi
"l have another In the hobby. dear.
couple
alas.
v
l.BGi"lithtlld lire mans... t
do you love the suburb to scale”;
' ll. 2.17M
“‘t d‘ .Nmm
wilful roots:
do
have monitor! our
tiiiiilie snow from ion ,
m..
at; not silica one": flush new." on said. And is
for
of good WIw-flticmdti an *
Your mbthor sent. one lover yesterday."
Edith mm the “WM bill.
which it is tender and appstlsini
so the first had been touch and air
try.
for fun Vlord and master. She has read
a little and is wise beyond her also ‘
teen years. an annular. after their ~
dinner had been served by the wife. .
she went to the kitchen and returned 4
much lumbar”. and visit shoal to do .
,. are as lished 11 t here that this hotel was in the path of the. 1 .
Yum you "veil?“ make It?“ Omar “Mane“ .. L . intimation :ctlontoWaEg triangle lily industrial development of the South and the weave is remarkably heavy. $3.00n y nrd
Will. a in! understandlhg that our Though flrsf reports of the disaster "on! . VI . healthmbyq‘lm ydia E l’inkllam’s Vega. and the need of better tiansporlatlon .
V hells success entirely depends were that the town ofGer11;ldaho. to Mill 8 “'1'" . tabloCompound. “Gunman“ W‘lficmllfifi it“ "if ”0‘"an COMlWlIG ‘
ii; 21:? curl “of treatmednt We oalcd (lids; 7“ng (above Mtge?! (ill; the some ENTIRE con-[Erl-s mwredtohealth bylm use. [trade that brought about tilt? building
: “ us mers. an we w u e ianytln. a con ovor- _ . g .
dare make the above offer ex- whelmed. later news seems to indicate (Continued from First Page.) u" ’oumum “k0 lml'dvmV 0‘ the” two fine steamers Silver Mesh Bags are among the new bpl‘iiig acces-
sories. and morc bcantilill than over. (in some the mesh is
so fine and flexible as to be almost like a cloth while at the
bottom audViop are tiny Vandykc points each terminating
in a little silver ball. A small purse for coins danglcs from
the top of the interior. This prevents one from poking
through the cuiirc bag for a carfarc or change. Prices for
these. bags. from $45.06pdown.
W
A Purse for silver is of mail mesh ill dark greenish gold
plated on stcrliug silver. ;\ glittering tigcr’s cyc is set in
tlic clasp, and thc work is fine and intricate. The price of
this cxrluisitc iriilc is $8.00.
, The .Ncckwear Case for women is calculated vcry suc—
useful]; to alllirc overt feminine pilsscrliy 'l‘lic emails and
jnbots of lawn and lrisli Crochet arc dainti in the cxtremc
and now there how come the long plaiicd jabois and the
plaitcd bands to fusion to white shirt waists Prices are not
high. '
M
The D. M. Read c...
d
It is time to think about Spring Floor Coverings. We are beginning to
sell them already. Can furnish you ‘ .
Wool Rugs Brussels Rugs
Axmindter Rugs
"4 ALL N188.
Carpets in All Grades
Shades to Order a Specialty
V
. filahseksrmwi’. J. anti
York. H. flaihuwsou. “WW Kaitl-
butt. Wilton. u. b. itchhudi
‘m: it. c. 140"!th
lilo. commotion
.drk: Wmmrfli Gm
rt: Willllni I Mk' Phebe hum.
lty. A. 1:.ch salmon Mir: 0.
i ‘ , .
1 The Russian government is com
richly MM to all cutout-st“ and
oudospotio. can like ethol- author:
mmm m‘ outlaw are With!
hMlilfllfllOddWl
thing like iii'V‘ he laid.
'l‘l.‘
She: "iiluoughl detritus“ love our stimulant? "or course. you could. ill“
I l
113:3 become enroll stoa
The Jill leached “MI rs Hating
“Webb lbiliiutford. New Haven; liiins.
Dim omit. mm ”menu
it Ilotsrfliii; with.
1 l
times quite national.
mommams
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