thin.scragglmough halt? Ayer’I
Hair Vigor gives softness and rib 4
t this
John Carruth and family, at Spring-
8816: have moved in the John Smith
utilise, Hov’vnyton avenue.
9 George A. Wright J.,r has gone to
Beaten, where the theatrical company
of which he has been chosen business
‘I944nager, will open the season. His
“tiny friends here will wish him one
c'ess.
‘ Captain Waltel Miner. of the stealth
. er Elmer A. Keefer, stopped at Wil-
son's Cove yesterday. on account of9
the rough Weather. While in this vb:
clnity Captain Miner called on Captain
111. H. smith, of this place.
i
~9 ~Hives. eczema. itch or nit rhoum
sets yon crazy. Can't bear the touch
of your clothing. Dunn's Ointment!
cures the most obstinate cases. Mr
nutter? All drugsists sell it.
~0~w~
Mrs. 'tfnry McClellan has purchased
al’ope- Hartford touring car from Hell
Brothers. in Stamford.
i
The tuition Gun Club held its regu-
lnr- shoot Saturday nftetnoon George
St illichtlnm made 25 out of 25, winning
over \iartin Shanghnessy, who scored
23. ’l 119% boys will be some
they keep up the good work.
I
Tho excavation for the new bank,
which was begun a few days ago. has
been completed. The workmen en-
countered no obstructions. such as
rock and the like. and made quick
work of tin. job. The foundation will
begun inllumllutciy.
M
The body of Charles Leonard has
been shipped front the west, where
1444, died 44 few days ago, to the under-
taking establishment of Andrew Tny-
lor. in this town. Mr. Leonard is a
brother of Richard Leonard, a cousin-
bio here; and will be buried at the lo-
cal cemetery. The hotly is expected
Thursday.
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John H. Drummer has discontinued
the shoe business he has been carryin‘:
on in connection with his lonsorial
shop on Main street. He intends to
turn his attention entirely to the lat»
ter in the future, and has lnntallod new
chairs in his place. The store in being
refitted and overhauled.
Frederick Smith. Martin Shnugltnes-
sly. (’leorgc Dance and 'J. H Wiimott
Went out lot a hunting trip Tuesdht nl
. about" o n. in. They asserted that they
brought down several gray soniriels:
however. there more murmurs flitting
tluough the air to the effect that they
would sleep a few hours later next
time. 4
Dr. H. S. Brown gave a lecture Mon-
(18) night, at Public School, No. 6. tier
ouch of Richmond, N. Y. This is one
of several talks Dr. Brown has been
requested to give this season. under
' the auspices of the Board of Educa-
tlon. His lecture Monday night was
given undo: the auspices of the New
York School Board in the lecture do
,pnliment of which Dr. Henry M. bail»
singer in superintendent. it was for
the benefit of the parents of school
children in the school district, the
topic being Historic and lllctnresqno
New England. There lectures are yet-
ting more and morepopulur as their
true educational value lit learned. On
Monday event”. the school at. which
Dr: Brown Invoiwwn tilled alumni to
its capacity. Dr. brown recently sure
I lecture on the Passion Play. at North
Stamford, and this brought a large'
audience. Dr. Brown announced that
all talks will become more frequent as
the union “moss. and that the'
Dario: myth be given an upper
tunity to many of them.
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‘ tho italiInI lending.
why I881; contented with
kenbeavi 9 Cannot change '
8V1 1118111811 Ill-E4
c (condom fIIIh‘ftrst has!)
The dispatch continues}:
"A heavy condemning was heard
last night near Bahothraco. In island
belonging to Tulkey, in the Aegean
see. about tWertty miles from the
coast of Thrace, where dashes from
the itailau searchlights were seen.
“Violent .connonnding was also
heard off the coast from Prensa.
“The newly formed nationIl defense
committee today cabled King George
' of England. halting him to intervene.”
A news dispatch from Rome this
afternoon says that the delay in the
bombardment of Tripoli was due not
only to the Italian desire to avoid
bloodshed, but also to the fact that
the harbor had been extensively
mined. 4
PORT SAID. Egypt. Oct. 5.»The
Italian consul here today protested to
the governor of the Sues Canal
i
ll, bishop of poo
, most distinguished o the Roman Oath-
9 ‘ letter to the elem and the Catholics
.‘lr'llult this sum up.
' I cardinal before now:
R0331. Dundee—Monsignor Denomi-
uInd one of the
lloiio prelateI. has" boiled I pastoral
of his diocese on this cubical 01 Tri-
Doll,
The billion is widely known for his
liberal views. but. for which it i; loom
manly hold he would hero been made
in the letter the bishop says:
“War to always 47 terrible mourns.
but no the sunrise of peace is still lavi
on in certain canes like that of 'l‘ri~i
poll. it in a hard necessity for the
triumph of justice 944d civilization. it
is not blind or arbitrary action or I
thilst for conquest which has lnduced'
ltIly already too lmtlent and too often
deceived. to how recourse of arms;
but the neceinty for out defence and
lwatection or our economic interests
dignity too often overlooked by Tim
key while the Ottoman empire is;
crowded with itaiinn immigrants who
bring their strength. their muscles and
the influence of the capital into the
commerce and industry of the couu- !
try "
The bishop concludes by saying that
Thewlre‘loas plant It Daron has.
been rendered inoperative.
'indlseaiion,
and the vindiuction of our nationaigburu and other distreu In in liver
anti indigestion
' AliIr Telling
4 was
As there is often some one in your
family who Inlet-Ian mm of lull.
lemon or some form of Biomltch
trouble... why don't you keep‘ some
Dinepsin in the noun. handy?
Thu harmleu blessing will digest
anything you can out without the
aliphtest discomfort, and overcome I
99‘sour. 33st Stomach five minutes
after.
Tell your pharmacist to lot you read
the formula plainly printed on there
50~csnt cases of Papa‘s Diapepsin,
,then you will readily see why it rum
Sour Stomach. Heari-
minutes, and relieves at once such
miseries as Belchiug of Gas. Eructa-
tions of sour, undigested food, Nausea,
Headaches, Dizziness.
and other Stomach disorders.
game folks have tried wiring to “‘1‘ tires. which will maintain the ten to
Constipation i
.tllill is t
BTONINMQN 1.1381889! VOTE.
ill! narrator 810mm.
decal 4.0%
voted fill!
throuii'l a c shiea‘lt‘bri‘tfir in e regnrns
of Third district the town remains
in the 1|“anth The temper-
nnco foth Wilt 'tlon‘the Superior.
Court. 10:94.99 pulpit: an. votes as
' N
which the ap»
parent at mean
t‘t
48’
Elm—mills to‘wn
the town, Wiiu
9am... who is also matter
9 9 9 First districfi, to which the
morons“; sent for tabulation met
the moderator {if the Third district on
the matter of the returns of the li-
oenII were. The latter was willing to
but! ill; error changed, but Mr, an
more declined to do this, be having
announced the vote on the taco of the
rotating-91% Third district mm 47
cannibal. Yes. but the odlcials certi-
iled to flcum which were just the re
var“. . "‘ 4 \' p.
Inn—W
VOT‘ 0N CONITITUTIONAL
AMENDMENT-
NEW HAVEN, Oct. 5.——Rleturns9
from"‘1l2 towns on the constitutional
amendments gave the following fig.
“W "'4
“salmon Wont Dry, not thI Official
Manda ‘jalthou9th 4
' rectified. Last ‘
Quickly RIlitovoI
These Homaly Spoil.
There’ I no longer the slightest need
offeellmg ashamed of your freckles. as
I. new drug, olivine—double strennthm
has been disfovered that is a positive
‘ t
cure for these homely spots.
Simple get one ounce of oihlne-
double strength~iroxu 14". H Baxter»
and apply a. little of it at night. and
in the morning you will see that even 4
the worn have begun to disappear.
while the light freckles have vanished.
entirely. it. is Isidom that. more than
an ounce is needed to completely
clear the skin and gain a beautiful
clear complexion.
Be sure to ask to: the double
strength othlno, as this is sold under
guarantee of money back if it fails to
remove the freckles.
l
:3
LIVED 81X YEARS WITH BROKEN
BACK.
HARTFORD, 0ct.5 .—Hamld G
ant, aged 31. died at the Hartford
Hospital yesterday afternoon, where
he had been confined for six years
701191 from indlsmllon and Dyspepslai “‘9 "“19 in favor of the name: 011-. with a broken back Physicians said
or an out-of-order stomach with th
lieutenant governors powers, yes 20,- 4
inc approves and encourages the expo-i 'common, etery- -day sures advertised 197 "0. 3.;241 on legislative 805810113.'
ditiou to Tripoli also because, next to
'that they have about made up their
against the continued praaence in the? the tricolor uses the Close; next to: minds that they have something else
harbor of the
Kaiser, which as
September 30.9
been hot e.
cry. ltnly certainly will respect the
Stomach or cancer.
{rpm that. congututeg fl breach of the: religion of the natives, but the work; This. no doubt. is a serious mistake.
neutrality of the canal
LONDON. Oct
Rome says that the Syracuse curves;
. pendent of a Home paper telegraphs: l
of their warships "
The italian battleship Come do Go
mur, described in a Turkish report
as having been blown up by a mine
Tripoli, appears in the Naval Register
an siiii'in the course of construction
at. Specie. No vespol of Illa-t name is
in active service so,l'nr as shown by4
the records of the lulian .‘lnvy.
fl ASL‘OW. Oct 5.-Elliott if: Com~'
“1018 it puny. a film having agents at Tripoli The
cubiegrsm9
this afternoon received a
ftm Jelbn, Tunis saying:
"The itnlian ling now floats over}
Tripoli."
l1()l\il42,0ct. 5.—«A telegram from
Tripoli under today‘s date says:
The bombardment was continued
testerday morning. The tire was d91-
't4et4ted against the outer defenses.
the central defenses being spared
so on not to destroy the town. The
Suliunla and iiamidich batteries were
dismantled.
The cruiser (lulseppi Garibaldi en-
tmd the harbor and Italian oflirers
visited the Hamldiah battery. They
found that the Turks had removed the
sights front the guns.
PARIS. ()rt.c b.~—Boetsni Eifendl.
the. Turkish delegate of the Council
of the Union of the inter-parliamen-
tnry Union, being counselled by other
and influential members of the Coun-
cil, today telegraphed the Perle suit-
gosting that Turkey offer directly to
illiiy to arbitrate all the differences9
9 between the two governments, as both
are signatories to
volition
The Hague Con
if Italy refuses, n8 l4‘ffcudi
considers ptobablo. she w.iil he con- ,
sidern, be still further placed ill the
wrong below the world.
The Council of the Union met yea-
ierdny to discuss the matter of a
place for the next meeting. The sea
sion was a stormy one. the ltnllan
delegates taking Offense and threaten-
‘nfi '0 withdraw "”m 'h‘ l“"’r"’”'4 tremendous in so far as digging ditch. be qualified as instructors as soon II 2354-31 10""
Momentary Union because of the I-
doption of a resolution setting forth
that the internal conference which
was to have.heen held in Home in
septemllm, had been mstponod on
account of "the epidemic of cholera
now existing in Italy," and unrettlnn
the precipitate notion of ltuly in do-'
clot-lug war.
During a heated debate tbs ltnllqn
animator denied that cholera VII
“epidemic" in italy and clashed with;
the Turkish delegate regarding the
counter grievances of italy and Tur-'
key. Count Senna: was called to or-
der and with his colleague, Marquis
“ompana. would have retired but for
the intervention of other dolosates
who by conciliatory speeches prevent-
ed a break in the international body.
rnimm. Oct. 5.--N0 otter to bill‘-
rondor had been made by the Turks
this morning.
Foliowin yesterday's bombardment
by the ital II duet the amber Guinev-
pi Garibaldi entered the harbor and
9 lauded two lattice".
The Officers visited in. utmuleh
battery. which had been diminution by
the sum of the mhlpl.'1‘he battery
had been «Inhaled by. the Turks.,
who hail retrieved the breachiocks of
the guns. The bodies of three of the
'Turluish garrison Were found in tile
tort. 9 9
home of tile inhabitants of Tripoli
displayed enthusiasm when they saw
. upthe Forts-mauve“ bill, Wail m
‘- of them
imat loo.
my soul. Clerm and faithful: Let us
pray and wait with confidence." add-
ed the monslgnor
mi ‘Wasuuvu more. Oct. ll.--~Wben the
i war between ltaly and Turkey is over
'lt is expected that the latter country
will immediately cast about to so-
cute a navy strong enouuh to enable?
her to make some use of her magnifi-
cent army, now practically impotent.
Ameritan Nnvx Department
stands ready to furnish any such
ironntry with a ready made navy of
respectable strength, though not of
the latest type. if Congress is willing
to authorise the trnnuctlon.
The while fleet. of iron clade t
distinguished itself in the. Sunnis
Ameiran War in now practically oh-
solole, according to high standards
prevailing in the modern views, All-
mlrnl Sampson‘s flagship, the New
York (re-t hrlstened Snrntogal;
Srhley's flagship. the Brooklyn, oven
the battleships Oregon. lows. lndians
and the like, while in excellent. con-
dition are no longer regarded as lit
1
for service in the first line of battle.-
The older nilipa are too good to be
broken up or dismantled, no they have.
been put in n secondary class. The
Navy Department would gladly sell
them to another nation; and could get
a good price for them. But the den
pertinent, is unwilling to do so unless
(‘ongress will authorise the mdbel'
leailsed Rom their sale to be applied
to the construction of new bntileIllipI.9'
MAIN STREET iMPROVEMENTS.
Centimeter c. Irving Bylngton n Buoy
Man Than DIyI.
Contractor i‘. lriing Byingtou who
.is detail the gas pipe laying in Main
street for tho iiousntonic Power com- will also he held for noncomminion .314:VI" 3"" 3‘ 3"" 3° gnbom A“-
puny, of N
n Sentinel reporter that the work is
hurrowlnil
replacing
on tearing up pavement.
'ltnderucuth sidewalks and
everything is concerned.
I‘ll
, The martian of the wot-it from North in its Itend I gallery practice rifle, with box
. avenue to the Belgian block navel-Int
.in the lower end of the Itroot hII
sheen completed, but work through
the block pavement will not In new
ad before all the Iervice pipes law
each and every house along the work
.Qltlt completed. has been finished 1
When the contractors ranch the'
block pavement their troubles will lie-l
Kin ai’tosh. Here they must notonlyé
ftenl' up and replace the block pivo-
mcnt tunnel under sidewalku and ”3
main into each house. but in» must;
rush the work and keep lI little “95
tile llfrest opcn Mill time no Iona-i
nary. i
There are I great runny IlorII from
the corner of Hoyt Itreoi to the limo:
nor of Wall street in Math “NOW
The work in preparatory to ”via:
ill-in street with brick. the work to be
started in the spring.
DlREcT NOMINATIONI LOW.
of Willie yem' elm to place I direct
nit-tinnitus inw“ upon the mtuto’
boom ol New‘Yorlt state, in which
More Roosevelt pisyed a mini
n’ont part last you. won expected is»
day when the with met more
ma. tarmac
_ Id and badly damned
“ «he: Mailman the
boats «m4
4 thorixed
‘ stvurts
phased last night: by the mate oh 7
fl
noun, turns to uniform and stomach
A hearty appetite. with thorough di~g
.gettlon, and without the,- slightest die
1
mliigshualios, protected by the Your real trouble is, what you eat does?“
5.——A dispatch from9 state will produce a salutary transfer not digest; instead, it ferment: and
i
"in the inst days of my lift-.1. bishop; poison, which putrefy in theniigesiive}
"The ltnlinna effected a landing 4oi’ Clulst and an itch» citizen bless tract and intestines. and besides,
close to 1.9.9990“ under the protection “the soldiers with all the. strength of poison the breath with unlined“: odors
comfort or Itiserv of the Stomach, int
waiting for you as soon as you dot ide
to try Pape‘n ilispepsin.
m‘
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MILITARY ORDERS.
A.”
Adjutant annual Cole WriteI to Com-
pany Commander-I.
i
l
19
i
1
'Fire Alarm Head porters It
lroruo 519. Colo, adjutanl gelleral.'
has sent a ietl‘er to the commanding
officer: of the state military com—
panic-.4 in which it is stated that the
new olive drab overcoat is ready for
1344440 and that the officers should im-
_ mediately make requisition for the
number of overruns needed and on
receipt of the new. overconts turn in
the old hind tines. Olive drab blan
keln are also really for issue. The
atllutnnt general also called the at-
Jonllon of the commanding encore
to the. fact that no organisation is an-
to
mining authority from him and in-
them to telephone or tcle
graph him in the event that the time
is too short in which to write.
A new uysem of marking for merit
has been announced for the dinerent
companies by which average mom
berahip during the month, average
attendance at drills and inspection,
number of drills and inspections, ad-
ministration. care of U 8 and state
property, and gallery practice with
email Irma will each count toward a
general average upon which the merit
marking for the different companies
will be determined.
Orders were also given that
and will continue to and including
hilly 31. 19l2.i-lpeclnlevening drills
field or line ofllcer no that they may
parade without first 0b-9
, “whom“ and Qniutnt'd Avon. and Water
i
the:
Ewoekly drills will commence Nov. 1.
or4.unlk hinted yesterday to ed unicorn only under command of a 517~Mnfleid
i2 2-3~F‘ort and BChariot! B“.
’37—xincltwood Hf
21,876. up 2,158. in some twenty of
the towns the clerks reported unoffi-
Turkish trausportl the work of civilization stands religion wrong. or believe theirs is a care of9'01fllll' "I“ U"! amendments We"! 03“
gmcé which has' freed the world from slay-'Nervoltsness, Gastritis, Catnrrh of the "'10" by W majorities.
The consul contends.
i
Philooophy is nothing but discretion 9:
l
den.9 .
cutoutsrga syttisf
4. l""7 II was i
a _ 3... ”99% II link-m. . l
' ‘ "mnummllwum t
mummu é
FIRE ALARMS l
I
i
SOUTH NORWBSU‘C. Fill ALARM ‘
Electric'
N Tole one for tire alarms.
0. .
vali'ashinxlon and North “sin 86..
hiahaohcmo He in i.
brine and mymoud Sta
Ew—xR G Corset Factory. private.
smiloyt'I mun:
7-Norwalk Hos osltap
I—Mullc Hall, Liiflord and City Hotel
MW» 8!.
12~qui BL. Franklin School.
13—— ancord Bi. Concord Ind Lincoln
oois.
lb—N rth II n and Ann Sin.
ifs—lift: Sigurd Miln‘view Ave.
10~ I]
1' VI" .nndliularst.
Works;
17 We:
18-41111: School. West Ave.
til—Well St and Taylor Ave.
Js—xliliy Ave. and bone 89!.
88-— Cheatnut and Hen his.
“Ba-18mm: Main and onroe Si!
26—-l.exlnxion Am and Austin St.
:7-ww and Elm Brute Sta.
41—80996 uih Main St... between Grove lint!9
Idow fits.
32am!” Electric Workr. State St.
34 “Spring and Clu su-
,abmaiiaviland and titer Sta.
tlwhlrfield Ave. ind":o Cedar BI.
03—»Tnylor Ave. and South St.
lam-Woodward Ave. and Meadow fit.
It» 'mdward and Lowndsa Avon.
61~~iloldcn Hill st. and l-thnwood Ave.
62~Wnshinxton St. Bridge.
83 «height yard and Ann at. private.
bl- Nor-walk Lock Cm. pri vain.
ix) Denote. non interfering best”.
(all) ldantcr box, from which the ninth
her of any box can be sounded.
One s9tro9|te a: it noon and I p. m..
”will”! line. -
One stroke at odd timel. testing or
line open. 1-
Two strokes after an alarm, tire out. n- i
calla department. 1—! ”N99
999'19‘hroe Illow strokes, water to be
0
At 12:06 p m.. such Wednenday. I has
is pulled for tent.
‘ ire alarms for an
celvsd by telephone.
district also re-
? N WALK nu ALARM aoxn
["3ch 0 more, In lent ill Tel no.
812- ou Ind Fort tits.
Aug 9nd Item
4224 East Ave. and Fitch fit.
his case was a remarkable one94
Q—nm . m. .... ..
Imao ron arsntmo
New HAVEN. Oct. 5.
ing to an actor who at the
in this city. wad fined 9828. n
Prices Worth Talk,
About '
F. .A. MITCHE'
GOINIK WALK, [IND HIGH
NORWALK. CONN.
Norwalt Branch Office of
The Evening
FOR SALE
SOUTH NORWALK.
House, 7 rooms. improve-
ments; loi‘ 75x200; near
school and depot; trolley
and paved street. Prtcg
85500.
J M. Layton & Go.
insurance a Real Estate Annie
5 Railroad Ave" South Norwnilt
Hotel Mahackemo
J. R. CONNOR. Mar.
answer me CUISINE up T0 on:
ones» PER DAY mo omen!
SUNDAY DINNERS 75c
Banquets a Specialty
TIL. CALL 888
New York, New
Haven & Hart-
ford
RAILROAD
TIME TABLE
In EffectOct. 1. 1911.
SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW YORK.
A. M.—-12248x 5: My. 5: in. o; OJ. 8: 57
7:20x. I‘lfi‘ 817x. 8:75.177. 91le 10:37.
lflr‘llix. 10 415V 11:. "3‘.
1‘. M ~13: Gilt. l:0.'-, l: 'i7x il‘llilll. &
Wnnh Exp; you: In lint-hm River). J 1“):
93:” .7 481A, 3136.5:5tl\.li:10. 6min. ..'ltlx,
t 62.x. ll: 410\ 1056.41
sundayn.
A. M.wl2: 48x. 6: ill“, 6 Hr 89.1. 10,th
l'. M.~-ll.’:filx. this. 2249):, oz’li‘x. 615W.
7:00x. 3'12. 7:17:34. ii: 21:. ll: lt’lx, lo: 28.
NEW YORK TO SOUTH NORWALK.
A. h‘.“ 4: «168. 6:40 8:16. 810M h""i\.
8: 55:.“916944, 102 02x9. 10:05, ll :00x. ll: 03.
1.2:,031: 11:0. i:i.5lx 2: 110x.“ . :57
3 .Iillx, Jilin. 4|:21i. 4:1L’x, 6106:. 6: 15, 6: 25):.
8: Mil. 6:93, 8: 00:1, 8 .Wx 93,30 11:00x. 11:30.
14. box
sundayn.
A llin 00. 8:26x. 9.0334. 10024:. 11:00:.
P. M.-~i:l.ill 5:02 5.0'4 ti'ili 7.24.
St. and EdiiIA An. 8 30x, 9: nor. 1100x.'1'2l:0tlx.x x
llzlzw-iienvlew Ave. and First in
"°’““"‘" 4*“:5'4“".'"99:4‘"3 1'11"!“ng soul-H NORWALK ro new
The regular army rifle will be n09 33:99,,fl'2m '° '“‘ mum.“ who... mm... my“
f r t '
longer used or nulls y practice bu I?“ in mm Ichool flaunts 99 £9.99 39999. 29129999929991 17x9 1: Mr, I: 09. 7.23.
I ‘8
which lately has been issued will be ",0" o, “:3 " “M“ " ‘4‘“ "M W" 5 599N999919390 79914.99: £90.99: 911x99 94499994929134. «.3:
used. The calibre of this weapon in an: ”Mgrfililtlo sup. mandarin “99919,“ 99 9 999“ 999 9999999 99 995 m
'I . I ' '“l: i I
22 and in use in the gallery will not no}: 999» It "’hm"n1“?xw:nanm 0 "mm" lun't'l'IyI'. " p
only 1" easier on the men but in $3.3, “hunt-99.729 ”mm... 1 44°13,» 9991999994799 .-._977: 127:. 1. tin. 4:57;, 7: I: 9: I2.
cheaper in the cool of the ammunl- 'i ma.“§n1“3i'iim. .99 "f" {the 08': nor. me. 7.104. max,
lion. 9% telephone euootrio ItItlo 10: 07:
if ). between no.9 p. I.
“damn. mum...
JIMII c. Dahlmnu. "Cowboy" Mayor
of 0mm. "Tho-NI the Lariat”
player .lII. C DIhlIIIn started his
career In a cowboy, and is It present"
Mayor
"18
“maimunywofofldm. wolf-u
harm; Morale Nai'i Committee-
mnn, eight. year-I; layer of Omaha.
Iix yours. and in 1240 Candidate for
Governor of Nebraska. Writing to
Finley I 00.. Chicago, he says: "i
thI tnlten Foley Kidney Pills and
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