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IE2 NORWAIJK these dell:
f INC SENTINEL
urssmsnsn BY
. - JAMES GOLDEN
, . e s. (discussing;
” m NBSDAY, FEBI"4,"'1920
a“ -'1'URE ALMANAC
TOMORROW
' h tide 12:00 p. m.
rises 7:01; sets 5:13.
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MASONIC NOTICE.
ocratlc days.
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l The oft—discussed suggestion
icnhin-t members be given
'Congrrcrs ha; been given
{form in u hill introduced by
3‘31“ 4
scniatélle Mooney.
lvides t‘utf all lllelnbel's of the callillo
.
ishall "m :‘Iiiillt‘ii to seats on the i100,
F,onlnt‘ the Flume i'illil Senate,
:l'ight lulz‘tiripntv in. (it-bate
furnish iz't'l'l; lllzl‘l‘oll ('()ll(‘t‘l'lllll'.f
mat
' ments
; Sm":
.
inllroztli.
S Communication of Old Well 3 train!" ll -l .
“333:. 108, F. and A. M., will. be great No.1 55 d:
at its rooms, Tuesday evenlng, For. :-
"Srd, 1920, at 8 o’clock. Work E. A. ‘f
‘. All Master Masons cordially ‘-
vzfraternally invited. Fraternally'unml u.»
ASA T. LOWNDES, in]. ”w
W. M. i . .
thox' l >0“ .
Secretary.
lltl :ll‘izlllut‘lll"!ll is
\'-.':l.~ llington long: ago.
.4i-5-illv'1‘i‘t; lack filt‘t whicl
wat‘y furnished it the l‘if‘ai
('il!""‘ 3'
Th:-
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BERT M. W .
. are Che". an
1 them .
gnome CALLS
rial ‘ 92.
.. -. Dulce—93.
- = . Branch once—1388.
. Iditor’s Residence—1m
lanager's Residence—-
jllil'ce' and distrust between thé execu
lliVP and legislative branches. '
i In one particular the Mooney
lneems to go far.
. inf the cabinet oi’flCers
> ‘ I —“ -. —-'lre.rt:tin number of times a week ‘
V ‘ “P013813: Press 'ias‘ee‘xcfgfv1-3lv l both houses. unless they are OXDTSS;
,“ t: the use tdr publication o'flllv evrused. That is probably urine 9
Iowa dispatches credited to it or ; rant, and won
otherwise in this paper and also ‘ mm m— busy mm.
heal news published herein. my
Tisha of publication of mi“ “ -.
dispatches herein are also r¢-,V\'ll“ll t..ml
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062—8. ‘ W
~ 's Manes—HS— 00m?“ 3° ~
presence was desirable.
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sov scours MONTH ‘ of Food In the
thing of this great and growingivhops.‘ 1,. per (mm; lard and oranges.
. ._ fl
plzatlon. each. ten “qugmiztmd
on years ago tho Boy Scouts “swig!“ nil; beans. 1
rice were organized. Today there per (mm. encll'.‘ and ht-ns and crisco.
active divisions in (‘l't‘l'y state in “SS than fivaphtllS of 1 Der 0““.
'Unlon, in Hawa‘f. Porto Rir‘o and Plat.
nut margarine, bread,
k3. There are tlllmy tlmggnmt (“ll‘lllllt'th
l‘Olli'tl outs. (-m‘nilrtkes.
"r bilkml beams. canned ('ill'll. canned to-
. leaders and ..l.000 boys, “thaw-:2
and coffee. remained the same
. .at things is this small army of ill prim, M in No-vpmbpr'Ycar
Ye boys learning? HW‘I'Y Scout. i;.- Changes tn One .
. . . .- let-em-
2- , . , l Inlrlne the )Pitl pelted from 1
god toldo a good! my”; Salli: for" b;-r 1MB. m December. 1919' 19 of the
' peep e—eny no. 0 rlnn. ..n:>ss,
‘0 arm-ins: tor which prices were so-
out. thought of reward, from :lll’f‘Sl on both dates._increased as fills
' V - 'm ~ Unions. 108 per cent; prunes,
ne good-Will. Smut" am ”my“ Ici‘, fl. Mm; coffee, 51 per cent.‘. ram.
to be useful to ntllm- people. to run. '1, ,5 WI. Wm,“ Wmtm... and gun};
(is, to lend “1‘3"“ in “l““‘-‘f~""-1“i°S lat-1‘ sugar, Iii pcr cent. each: rlce. ..
helping the stallml :llltnl st, puttirv: per w-nL:
ll l‘l‘l' rent.
of :l‘r rent, (‘llCllZ
'slmlz. butm. h
bet-l.
(tanned salmon. 16 per cent.;
hulls. if. p. r ("‘lli.2 stl‘it-lly ll't‘Ft'll rags.
_ a fire, reselling drowning or in- ii l'l'l' mm“ “mum, ..gfl' 9 per cent:
persons. pro"“"”"'1 panic Smut: bil‘rll‘”. 7 pl-r cent; fresh milk, 0 pm
how to bill“ “Vt->2 ion at tin- t'l'lll'. lmutl. -1 pr rent: cornmeal
‘ ~ . illlti Mu. 1‘. pm mm, each: hens and
.tlme and plum- and lll illt‘ Tillt'lw l'ml .. p; r PM}, mm. and (WWW. 1
0st efficient \\.:l\.. ll. 3‘ :11... {w "Cm. Th“ 1” “mid”; “mph ‘1‘“
d to Work with killvtl lzzl“.l and r 4'i. « :! ill pliwn timing the ytlmr “lure“:
-.:d and in rt 2.». nn...1fi-3 u. ”,1, :41.) l.'l: _:,:ll'l:*'lnl(6‘lll‘i.. 1732V1.‘ll§(‘f);1: :_
r. intelligent Fr-L'titn I l '1‘ Z'l‘.-.:l_ ll llt'l‘ 9‘1“” v 1"“ Plinth,
.,..
““5"“ “‘-" "' F9" “(1 .. “'2‘ : cum. ll'lil Full—lill Hulk. 0
p“:- 4""ll. mil-1.: Ill} must. .I pvr ('(~lll.'.
ulrizml '1 .l‘. . I; per tllli.‘, :lllll lilllll). _‘
will.
1' ' Changcs Since 1913.
I‘ll‘ll‘l'.’ lll‘ si)‘ yin.“ lll-l'iml l‘l‘lllll l‘l‘V
""ltllh‘l', 191.1, in ilt‘i' "uhvl', lftlfl, i) (\t
4; l- LTl .H‘llclvs for which lll'lt'e‘s \\t‘l'~‘
‘ self-respppL it 1'“ ..;,..,»,..l in lll‘r't‘llil 12112:. illl(l up- ll
. honey-I will do lll}‘ ln- -. ”I“, t, ,}I;_‘._,.,,,.‘,pm,<,m (“1” h“ ll:->‘t"l.
do my duly to (End and lil}"vl‘.l‘§“ . "(l 100 ptr rent. and 0\’(‘l'. Rat-v
' . .. . ... . . .,. .-l “f.
. ~ , , , illi «:v H! 10.. pm r‘. .l... to.llllll .l.
,nd to Obi." the Scott. l.t.l , PU. ,.. 211.: lurvl. 131 lll'l‘ ”mg potatoes.
ut Oiilll.
1d will l‘t‘l‘u \v on llu- t'lv-nln'j
Ty Sill. is worth l"‘(l'll'.l»j 0..., ..
in:r allfi'lL lt
f-aily 'lf‘ving \\'l‘.lil| :llly by.
fill'lll"
' or woman ('(llllti :lllnpt \"izl:
-elp other people at all illlil‘ ; 33,; h... p -:l'.'. hum; 111 per cunt:
’ keep llll'FS-ll' pll‘ s'zcnli: :vranlllntori sugar. l6!) per t-l-nt. All
. :il‘ili'l('> int-reused ml per
: ll l‘ltTZ‘Tl'l‘l ”l“ “um" . , , . .
m l ‘ :m-llt l‘l' over u'lth .hc exceptlon 0i
‘ttlu which increased 27 per 00711.. and
:- eniaily awak n.
. B. comprehensive plt-dfzr- and 1.1mm ln‘oz'. which lllt‘ltilFl'd Sill pt‘l‘
1' 08.8 to keen. But '5: i‘ Slot 9 cent. .
‘ y ‘ " ‘ lewd on tho arr-ruse 1mm for ”)0
..g to have 2.....000 American-l “our 191., as 1“,). u“, ”m” Dl'lt‘i‘ ’r‘n-
their best to lit‘f‘D it? fill.) mamlu-r for the 2: articles of food
1101 the I'llitell Slates was 15:23 for kg-
' .» ;\'t'l‘t‘.b('l' and 197 for llf‘COlll)6l'. ma I
_ ’EBS AGENT T6 A K'NG' iing, as stated above, 1111 increcse ol 2.0
.. .... ’ . tor m-nt. in the lnont l.
appointment. 1”.” Agnm f”! '1 Changes in Retail Prices of Food
King Gerge V." l in 50 Cities. 1. r
‘ .; . ...r 'lllc average. family expellt ltllre or
the Amtl'lcan 1mm“ U man in atticles of food increased from No-
‘ed the plnnacle 0f succes::',\'(‘fllbf‘l' 15 to December 15 in all .blli.
been “fired by the kin: of Rm- 3 mm of the 50 cities from which prices
di’or what, think you? To sell are. scoured by the Bureau of Labor
., a t th ’ in fl” 0] v 1 Statistics of the U. S. Department of
'4 ea 0 epcop- 0 :n- ”‘1'“ Labor. The decrease shown in Fall
' e Ire remarkable tune: in
River. Boston, Norfolk and Richmond
-.,; the world over. [was less than five-tenths of
1 per
‘ - . great In Baltimore, Manchester and
W has installed 9 mm". Portland, Me, the increase was less
Eucflngllam Palate. And the. than fire-tenths oi 1_pe‘r cent. In gol-
... of the office is no nnmnmbus, Dallas. LouisVllle, Memp is,
. f f ,1 g _ fiMobile. New Haven. Providence and
tng. no 01““ equem"flv‘l'asllinzton the increase was 1 per
keeper of the royal walk-«em, Birmingham, Bridgeport, Chi-
He's a former New York‘cago, Charleston. Cincinnati, Qleve~
, . . , . land, Denver, Detroit. Houston, 'Jack-
His 101) l5 literaL} gonville. Little Rock, Newark. _New
wt the kmg busmess right York. Philadelphia, Pittsburgh, Salt
‘mngtana teen, putting royJLake (sing, Seattle and Sprlilngtgallgf, in-
, ' . -- crease per cent. eac . alo,
3,1“: the subjects or I.“ new Butte. Indianapolis, Kansas City, Los
" ' Angeies. Milwaukee, New Orleans.
Peoria. Portland, Oreg., Rochester, San
Francisco and St. Louis increased :1
per cent. each. Atlanta and Scranton
increased 4 per cent. each. Minneap—
cry from the circuses and
Broadway shows and
of cigarettes. to kings and
" , But the American
is not only the most versa-
. During the year period from Decem-
‘mt adaptable and "10-“? her. 1918, to December, 1919, the three
person in the world. . cities showingotlhe greatest increases
_ were: ‘Mfinnea is, 14 per cent: Oma-
.' new‘job is a good‘ozle, ha, 12 per cent; and Mobile, 10 per
wouldnt have accepted it cent. Baltimore decreased per
. of a. king. But this cent, 'and was the only city which
be hard 9am for a showad a decrease as compared with
who doesn't believe
December, 1918:
, As compared, with the average ex-
...he sells. Maybe after
{some to the conclusion
..
per cent. each.
pendimre in the our. 1913,1110 follow-
ing cities sh film of 100
per cent._s.nd our: Richmond and
‘ Providence. 100 percent. each: Bails-
slshcliettar mines: lo. lupus-cent: m 108 not
w "SW:- m; 'M'w ’ fl
‘csemsr memazns lN conoaessn
} that
in‘
practical;
llcple .
Ills measure pro-f
with} tllcf
and ‘
|l(‘l‘.£ l‘t‘l:".:ll“£ in llleir scvcial depart .
(Summon
null mivllt lull have been in-
A
:znlssion in both houses
ms is r: fillets-and confused be»
"I ; .l‘l‘ill‘nl concerned \vhspl‘e-
‘ .‘Iillil'llistlalivc heads. too
a disadvantage because.
liliey do not know ‘wllat the lczlslators
I ' ' G BENTI-I—{EL “LEVER? doing a‘lotlvt matters nt‘lmoment to
The lack of cooperation alonsz
:this line is one of the bi: causes of
govermllenial inefficiency an? of pro-V
bill
It makes attendarge'
a
in
id be likely to waste the
They could prob-
be trusted to attend on occasions,
‘ th Retail Prices
Changes m e United
‘ there are any part‘nts whom 1:“. States
- ~old sons are not llm- Scouts antl’? ' ' ‘ “ .
, - -. . ‘ ':=t l‘afi'f‘l
. know little about the movementf (Pommufl‘ From F“
. _ ,__..
. is the month {or them to hamlwm h appraised in mi?“ were: I‘ork
oils, Omaha and St. Paul increased 5:
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Zionist , Organization
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Ten million dollars is the minimum
which the Zionist Organization of Am-
erica “ill endeavor to raise in this
country. by an appeal to Jews and non-
l= Jews alike. for the purchase of large
{tracts of land in Palestine and the‘
pmpllrutitm of the country in every
way for the masses of Jews Who. ac-
cording to authoritative reports. are
eager to migrate thither from Russ'a.
l'oland.‘ Galicia. Roumanizt and other
pom-ellll'illden countries or Eastern
Europe. The mass-desire on the part
of the Jews to escape to Palestine
from lands of persecution everywhere.
before that country is prepared to re-
'ceive them. is so intense as to make
the task or restraining the impending
. immigration 9. mmt (lin‘icult problem
for the Zionist Organization.
ganization of America announced that
‘.date over Palestine for the specific
purpose of establishing there a nation-
Britain on November 2nd. 1917,
{what is known as the “Balfour Declar-
;atlion," and was reiterated on Novem-
ber 2nd of this year by Lord Ourzon,
lthe present British Foreign Secretary.
who stated that the policy of Great
Britain toward Palestine as announc-
;ed two years ago by the Rt. lion. Ar-
;tllur J. Balfour remains unchanged.
,The Zionist Organization of America
:feels. in view of Lord Curzon's state-
lmcnt, and the fact that the. treaty with
Turkey is to be taken up by the allies
at an early date. that the time has Ir-
rived for beginningr a program of con-
struction and reconstruction in Pales-
tine. This program includes not only
lilitlullmllllltfl
lullnllaslllll;
of
America Launching Cam-_
paign for Huge Fund to:
Prepare Palestine for the
Great Masses of Jews.
Eager to Flee There From'
Lands of Pogrom and Per-V
lllh nr‘qllirr-ment of large tracts of
drainage in cities
towns: irrigation. afforestation. sur-
vey atlll developm‘ent of natural re-
sources and the establishment of tech»
nicnl laboratories for agricultural pur-
poses.
itntion and
the Zionists. These include a school
system ranging from kinderzartens to .
a university, loans to agricultural and
industrial organizations and groups,
: Student for Ministry,
Only
.annual B.
A.
Billlllll SllllE‘lllBl-Z SENT
(Boston Globe)
once in the history
colors to victory.
even
While there
(‘nltiwcll may compete in the event,
Saturday llllzlll. February t,
Jack Ryder.
legionarles
nance and administration of the Zlon-_
lst Organization through which these.
enormous tasks are to be carried out.
All of the resources of the Zionist.‘
‘ districts in the United States will be
Largo sums wdl also be needed t‘oruutliized for the purposes of this can:-
tlle. maintenance and development oflpaixn. which will be modified by
work already launched in Palestine by national committee, headed by Judge
in Mccllnnics'
is
thel
.lulilln \V. Mack.
-'-The Best
Salesman—A
Nichtlngale
[Hampshire State College.
(‘utbtll is a wonderful athlete.
M
--‘—-__.———-
_ llllllE Pill Mill
year when
(ti [ll
His sprint
That was ill 19l
building.
a possibility thatgexhibited his best. form.
Back Bay ciub'sider.
to
jin a real classy held.
last
,0! the series. it
NORTHERN PACIFIC STAFF.
J;
Board on March 1.
NEW YORK, Feb.
Company as it will
the
be on March ‘1.
government relinquishes
At headquarters in New York, lltlw-
ard Elliott will be. chairman of the
board: E. A. Gay. secretary and as-
sistant treasurer: and E. M. \K’illis.
assistant secretary and usistant
treas'urer.
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Try a Classified Advertisement in
. ,ment and you will receive the be"
Want Ad. ’results obtainablm
1
v,— .\-M‘.. , ..
\
appetizing.
saving of expense.
Eat——
H.116
James H. Rundle
hemmed
Bread is the Test of Household Skill
How much Bread do you serve with your meals?
We don't mean just by the slice-but in the hundred and
one adjuncts and garnis‘hes that help to make a meal truly
Bread is the test oflhousehold skill.
Your true connoisseur, the housewife who knows, turns
back joyfully to—Bread.
Bread means good living and good health at minimum cost.
Bread means unfailing variet
Eat more Bread, and gain both in heailit and purse.
Norwalk-b’aked Bread is Bread at its Best—always pure,
wholesome and delicious.
“Two Slices for One. ”
y in your menus at a great
<—-\
NSl RAY.
From Rowayton, Who Is to Wear
B. A. A.’s Colors, a Won derful Athlete
a student at Wesleyan Uni-
“ versity, did he show any great speed.
' 'He won the New England intercolle-
liumer mile. the feature event mt njcigiate half-mile championship in 1:11
A. games. has n ri‘pl'0~559].5&
sentative of the Unicorn (atrial "Sstltrough a field that blocked the Way
‘ to the finish. and his dash through the
when Dave Caldwell eccentric ”'“d, er- .l‘omestreacll was one of. the features
ratic runner that he always ha> been. ’0, the meet.
snatched the race away from Mikelmany 0f the middledistnncc races for
Devaney of the Mlllrose A. A. vf New .vresleyan in dual meets, and although
York in ”‘9 most spectacular nmg“ldlsplaying much stamina it was not
'until the N. E. l. C. A. races that he
carried him
He had competed in
Ever since the B. A. A. track team
the sue-,startcd training for the indoor season
cess of lhe it. A. A. depends more on ‘Cutbill has been one of the first men
Harold C. Cutbill than upon Caldwell. ;each afternoon to report to coach Ry»
He is studying fer the ministry
coach, is not decided about starting _at Boston University.
both Cutbill nlld‘Caldwell, but he is!
,sure of sending Cutbill
1" a Statement lS-Sued yesterday. the against Joie Ray of Illinois A. C. of
executive committee of the Zionist or't‘hieago winner of the
Cutbill has come along in fine style
the FOB! ,under Ryder, but he never has started
In his. time
races: ftriais he has performed Well and his
it. has every reason for confidence that,Mike Devam-y 0‘ Mum“ A- A-. on 'work in the Harvard and B. A. A.
'Great Britain will assume the man-'~ other man who has won the event ,dual meet at. the outdoor board track
twice James J. Connolly. the ll. A. A. l“ Soldiers Held Saturday afternoon
ill homeland for the Jewish people. miler, who "0" wears the gray and will be watched 01038}?-
This purpose was announced by Great blue colors or Georgetown University.
The indications
in :and Gordon ,1.- _ are that. the B. A. A.
Of New games will be the best in the history
is expected that
Henhe visiting athletes from the West
is a natural runner, but not until last will arrive the first of next, week.
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rehabilitation of Jewish colonies (19-!
vgstgteg during tge. war,Mmalhtenance.
o t e merican ionist edical Unit.’ ~ -
its three hospitals and my nurses"H°w"d who“ t° Be Chmm'" M
training schools, an anti-malaria cam-f
ipalm, lanai improvyemcnt‘in .tlh“ bous-,
m: can tons o erusale aria and‘sta N ~ ’ ’ '
other cities. Other items 3'» met by H of the ("them lacmc Railway
this hind include the care of Jewish
. and their dependents: {When
land. but also water conservation andlsupplies for hospitals and institutions control. was announced here todav
the development or water powel: sun-‘in Palestine. and a Palestine informs-l- ' I
andttion bureau. as well as' the mainte-l
4.-" The official
. A Great Sale of ' .4,
$300 Choice New Dresses
gDresses in Desirable New Models
land the Most Favored Materials.
Offered
At Unheard of Price Reductions.
DRESSES. sale price
Values up to 3520.00 ...... .......
DRESSES. Sale grice
Values up to o27 .00 ..............
, , l '
DRESSES. S sea. .............. $24.49
DRESSES. Sale price $28 89
Values up to $38.00 ................
' PLAID DRESS SKIRTS
Good quality material, new practical styles
worth $7.00. Sale price ................
Solendid Values In
HIGH CLASS COATS
Closino out sale of all our fine oualitv smart Win ‘5'-
ter ModelCoats at less than the manufactumrs’ once.
3...... $28.49SS$39.49
WOMEN’S SUITS
$22.89 To $55.49
Made to sell for _much more. Suits of finest quality
material and splendid workmanship. A collection at .
models in tailored. practical and dressy styles. ~
; $5.4
'; w.- .’
ENGLISH DEMAND BILLS LOWER.Ioflertngs on London. with less
NEW YORK. Feb. Air—Demands hills. sure of French. md iuuan‘ realm..- .
on the English pound sterling, whiclres. Both of the [other were cw”, _
dropped yesterday to the low record down, however. by thg tnrther pm.“ ,-
rate of $3.33. were offered at $3.33 1—! lint: of the. British rate. In the Sn...
at the opening of today‘s market here. ‘ Market. there «was . sympm'.~-;
The first definite notations far for Ibrt‘ak. ascribed largely to tnflhsl ..
«tun exchange showed furthol suvel‘e'traders to renew loans.
Demand stel‘lln: was;
the Paris (-llm-lr.‘.WlLL PROCLAIM
INDEPENDENT NEUTRAL"'
depl'oeiation.
quoted at 3.) 26-1,, I
at “.92 francs tn the dollar. a (lr-(‘llnt‘t
of 38 centimr‘s. and lira at lHl‘j. at' ZT‘RN‘H. Fell. 4. (Hats '- 3
decline of 50 centimes. mark. Holland and Austria ’11?-
At the end of the first hmll'. the Proclaim their permanent llw-:'=.
rate on (itllland sterling was quutwd and demand the same '(tontizl'nr‘.
at 83.24. those laid down by Switzm ~
Banks un.l dealers in felwfun cum. joining the League of Nahum.
mvrciai hills leported further luau) cording to several newmtwrs M
lGEl-lEBE’S l
IT'S HERE IF IT'S HOUSEWARE.
Phone
527
Prompt
Delivery
Seplenish your old kitchen utensils will:
bright shining aluminum. It ‘s more sanl— i
tary. lasts longer. cooks better. And l
what is more attractive than a kitchen
, 1 filled with alumin' um.
Tea Kettles, Tea Pots, Percolators, Puddir Pans ka'f
gmél’ie PastggdlboucblehBoilers. Mullln Pails. Brigid Pans, Fry
1 ans, r1 es, 0 nders, C ' -. a n
Bowls, Etc. coking Kettle... Sauce Pa 9
THERE’S ALADDIN, WEAREVER AND MIRROR.
25 WASHINGTON 81‘. SOUTH NORWALK.
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- I‘m -77 "
Seventh Anniversary
And Removal
——Te a Better Spot—
Before removing to our newly leased build—
mg at 21 North Main Street—Near Palace
Theatre—ave are placing on. sale our
y ‘ ENTIRE STOCK OF
Clocks, Watches, Jewelry E? Optical Goods
AT LESS THAN COST PRICE
.. BRAND’S:
Jewelry and Optiml Smre
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