La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, July 07, 1921, Image 4

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LA GRANDE 27SI.'IN3 GSSSRVEH
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Cbc Obscnver
1 AN IXDI.TRNDKNT NEWSPAPER
ruhllihtl flatly and waeklf l La 0 ramie, Oregon, by La Grand Evening
Observer Publishing Company
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Entered at tha Poatofficc at l a Grande. Ore., na Second Claaa Mall idatlar
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Andrew all Communlratlnna to
THE OBSEJUH;, Mill Aduius Ave., l a (iranda, Oregoa
I , Qtt AND COUNTY OFFICIAL PAPEH
On lala In other cities Oreeon Holel News Aland. Portland; Imperial
Newt Stand, Portland; Multnomah Nuw rliand, Purtland
IN THE OLD HOME TOWN
StmsrHIPTIO.N RATKH
. -i ' Ht Carrier
Dally, per month. ...70o Dally, per six roo. In adranra 14.60
Dally, per three luoiitba. . . . 12. 26 Dully, nlutile copy
I , Us Mull
Dally per year In advance. . I0.OU Dully three month In advance $1.60
Dally, all months In advance S3. 00 Dully, per month 60
Weakly Olworver-Stur, by mall, per year In advance.... ,...11.60
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The Associated Press Is exclusively entitled to the use for publication
of all news dispatches credited to It or not otherwise credited In lull pa
per, and also the local news published therein. All rlgata ot re.publl-
catlon of special dispatches here also are reserved.
" -iSA Jl.SJ- I I . I II
f-'imK mBim i i - i r - i
r fras &twr . i ii i c ii a ti s z
J V VSNTn -; ' : II For .he whi.o wash
(Tj .Y ShT 77 i 1.9 i 2"rj
WL.2?& HI mm J I
1 ' ; Kvory woman who knows Al BUr' ( .--s, 1 , , ,, . j i
; AFTErX ASKW ABOOT THB C5 A PAPTY OF TCuPists ! how m handle a nenllP Is . . A fm B'"''" ",?, LZ , I
CAW ELMER SUCK A DSK OF 'city MAPE hootch' . j 1 c,r ,o he lPres.Pd in () a Z!? V''", ! i!,7 1
I 1 Mi HifHP lovely new glnghania , 2j " ' W
. " : llilll V popular tiuve been pal- I .spi-ka mid Trlroilne of dif- m
I I who Is muIiik 1'ir dlvon-p. uIIpkps. I ,,'n8 li'ie these thai, we I I frpnl oiialliles anil prlrcs. I
i ml Uf nll la r '!'",; "...i MnXaum,..;; t, ' m
I & I as soon as h had n-ad Ih. !UmI'ik I 'n,,., . n .,.,n,., I I iivri.'iiiuv in sv i uni.- in.' I
Jiff Iwr. I ZnphyrViiiiKhams. 1 all 27 I
Ajff ij U I.MO-- ,.p. and all are $W I AKU5 Uf
Our anxWy conc,M,,ln, il,p pro- fl p, i,Pd at Vc yard. U K RICta i.AR it.-.c M.I.I.V TU ILL" A P i ' f
I !3a)KSaKa I niioi'iailun of Mr. (a pi-uiiPi- H first I X I I I I IllM
3JmyB "n""!' """ S'"',!,; " I .ulna,,,, ,,rAes. A.. -a l.W .peolu. n,.rchaa. ,l.r., .fr,,m tar.or, .nab.oa
MKgr I I I a v , ' "!4C an" 1JB us 'to of fpr just 5uu yards of this popular inaiPi ial at this K
lfiiaSfii!SWf i A Kiss Is rpallv milhim' at nll.-i ex, raonnnary pri.-e. I K
I NXVSKfOT7MSVf I ' " I i'..a.. ( i- .11 Tills IS fl rPPltlnr urat in at hp nl "r. n vni-il tho r!iniP rr 1' I I
bgpg 'n NIBI,. Hak like MniP as; 1 prked nt ,20, " yard -no realrlctlona at io Vr.l.
CS HnrrTinPr3 HI H : 'hautau.ma slurls tomnrrntr. An acoumnlalloa, of odd lols A finn eradP M..rcorlMl l!a-
y (lail'H I IRVl nvrV 1 ZJ nv. .... in a s-;eat varipty laiiKhiK tlsip. esneriallv adanipcl in un- nl
thp tri-oiinds n 'plnpimm tii-auo regular In price from f0c to dPiTarmPiils. II is in' both I I
l.lff. P" ' bpponips mine a .u J3.no. Also many spparatfi pink and while, and has uiull
Tlicnii-p Puny' Invliillons. IIfir( wfi nrn Kl0wing Inany' pleop Included In the lot. blue fiKurp. llli luihps wide
fl Is wisest niways and most now Ideas In Klnghum frocks. vn,i ""'se ne" "lfl ranee. m ,.,.,.,i .
cnmpllinnnlary lu aivp Ihosn Invila- llinnliain and houSie daessps our choice at I I
lions Hie nolp form.' wIipIIipi' Hip ranne in price from $2.25 to t ya n f r 1 II
enlertalnu t offprpd is lhat of I he Aprons from $7.00 lo Cj f M HTH
lire. o.eru. a njiirwt, or a read- T "
The rciiUpBi for a' friend's . U
eiMFi -c
TMAT
Tn y dioriAift ill!
1 III' JKSSMmm?m
1 1 11 111
ress
SUMMER
Materials For
FROCKS
,i ' THE I)AMA(;iN(J WORM.
. As a farming section acquires years of npro pests of various
kinds appear to diimage and ruin crops which have required
heavy toil and expense to grow.
This year the Grande Honde valley is experiencing that
vwv thintr. A little worm, yet without nfime Knit jut as ,
vicious as though the worst title in the English language were j
applied' to it, is taking toll from thousands of acre; of spring I
wheat.
Men who thought they could het on their crops aa lurge this.
year are, in some instances, being forced to plow their whpatj
under and see nothing in return for their Inborn. Science has j
not been able to combat this condition; the Iuks is apparent.
yAnd, from time to time, other pests will come. It is the
history of other farming sections. While land in comparatively I
i?ew it is free from crop enemies, except for an occasional hail!
. storm, such as we are all familiar with, but the bugs and the
worm work greater havoc for they go from one field to another
"ThitnMt!rs.slt;r and loss stalk gauntly across a vallpy which the
fear befor produced heavy tonnage 10 feed humanity.
. 'There' i.1 but one conclusion to arrive at it is one of the
features of farming that is liable to happen, for forming, after
all, is one j)f the greatest games of chance known to man.
".'HE WILL REPRESENT EASTERN OREGON.
Bishop C. J. Black is on his way to Chicago to represent
I.a Grande and all Eastern Oregon. He is a good man for such
, a task. His heart and soul is wrapped up in this great, country.
- Hi forceful and truthful statements will never be questioned
"ami when he tells the homeseeker of the merits of this land
1 ; that homeseeker will believe him and, perhaps, will journey this
Vay- iMr. Black is a good man for us to have on the job and
- ' the Observer believes he will carry the messages of this section
; to many people who, in time, may locate in the best country on
the face of the earth.
THU' HEN'S PESPONSHHL-
ITY.
"M mit to
It appli
'' '. Je.E tha
A poultry expert snys that 2' to 50
per cent of the hens in America urc
mere, "boarders." Innsmuch ns liens
ftre not kept fur artistic or altruistic
rrnrens, he. dcntnnd that all uf lli'sp
born'dp-ch) ,c removed from the flocks
and' ojiivolcd to the only purpisc thcy
ure a"ood for rousting, boiling, or
ilrying. F.vcry hen iH to have her
eyrir-luyinir rernrd tested, urn! die the
death If rha fails to measiMv up Li
tlf atundard with n sntisfact.y mur
prin of production over ronum)!tirn
uf rnw materials.
SUiiI' t demands lire beinff made i t
cows. In every well manntrcd dnirv,
tests of milk-production and ciuantity
of butter-fat are lieinir madi' more
rifrorously than ever before, and the
heivy enters and Htrht milkers are
being iwtodYil' ! out of the hcr ti and
turned iiito conieil beef. . '
'i'lils mania for efficiency is extend.
fnjr Ho evry ifprt of fonH-pniducer.
ics to hojfs and fruit trees no
harm to fill its ranks! with young
men of education and culture, but
the outlook for the truditionul pur
suits of n scholar is not n very invit
ing one.
The cause Is evident enough. With
the exception of law, the professions
no lunger pay unywbere near so much
as business careers, in either money
or honor. iWhen they are more looked
up to, mid when they command better
incomes, perhaps business will be
come less inviting to the student with
tile world before him.
I.itile rii-nmii I'Vom
Scoop I)luie more.
Din mulls Persona Tired shop
girl ind tiro wne shopper, with; 0
i'pw meiTv villspas scuiierftn! ahout.
Time The praaeni.
1'ired Shop Cirl Hn, hum, hnzyitheat
(yawn). Wan ihev suiiHMhiii" for ina.
you? j compunv may he suilalily
'I'lreiiomo shopper inlm yawns) 1 In audi Icons as:
Nope, I'm Just looking nroun.l. 1 Hear Mr. Sieveng:
Tired shop girl Way back in the Win you Rive me llle j-rpal
1 1 ran. (Yawns some morel ! pleasure of vonr cnmisinv on Wed-
Tlipsi.oiH UopHi - Where'a IhP neRUuy evenina. Hie Ifillu wl I
music counter? H1lM .nt,.r)atn a few fr s al
Tlrnd shop girl -'Way hurlt in iho i dinner unrt ufipiwards al the strand
ren r.
TlreHomo Shuppor ti'ynu know
wliPther lliui. Kl Vuuiplro Ih lusnu
meniul or vocal?
Tired nbop clil Toin't nlt..r
one it's a row b killor.
.Merry Vlllapera HuW. haw!
IQutik CutibIui
An old I.a (ironilo jukaier calls
Iba attenilnn of ihla pillar or pbeilr
pli'fli! 10 tl'ie fuel 1 Iiiii Mrs Nellie
Flb is swkinu her son, Orvuie
lluss, anil anka us In Join III ilie
MPareb.
Thealre lo set- Dip new play "Slep
pilllt Sione"? vt'e dine al seven
o'eliM-k ul niy house, and I shall
hope 10 Include you-.id opr p;iny
of iwelvo.
Youra very sincerely,
rciizabaMi' 4)ewlintr.
ttiimi.rmv: ' 1 1 msr l'ariy lniia
ticms "
A Limitation.
Filrupe has 50 iHiiuungn and 5ST
varlullons. The comparatlrely small
number of variations lu their lan
gungca Is due to ihe fact that they
have no iMisehnll writers over tliwre,
St. Josepii News-Press.
know. Try it please at the Palace ' They are fresh arul alw.iys pore
Confectionery.
. .Palace Confectionary
Co.
The Kind We Like Bent.
Ice Cream, The Berkeley Brand, is
, what most of us like the best. Al
, fain sells it. lie ulso has the finest;
'fruit sherbet vou ever tasted. We
Keep This In Mind.
Always keep m mind the choice
candies that are sold at Silverthorn's
They make their own candy and sell it
at a price all can afford to pay at
Silverthorn's Family Drugstore.
FAMILY DR u3 STORE
DUNBAR MEETS THE CRISIS
'KmployerH, omployeoa nil mir
cliantH cun (ft UK(,thr ond limits nrt
justmoiits in ki-i-piiipf with thr timoo
11 ml fair to each othir if th F-pirit
is lliori'. 'Php spirit exists in T,)nlior,
I Pn.
Tho town of Duntifir in mntle up
mostly of ptuploj'i'es of iho Antt-rirun
Manpancso ooinpany. The motifpamt'e
bu.nl moss hinff bbwl bit, lifer Aitivr,
lUA sonuis.... aa..i;... lk..l It
than to hen and cows. Ktci v ! . ' . v. ... .U- ii
it 1 . t ... iifi-i-fui y iu Mini (iDwn inp ihu1')
rio'ils f"ll lu!"5' ' Ju,y '' Th nt l"cther.
"m ' ,V y' . , talked tbinys over and ngreed to lake
Tins , all very fine, but the pros- w o( 40 if , (.(m
pect Is a hit alarming for the urdi- , W()h1( k ',. mnn-
nary human being. Suppo every l,mp ,Bre,, ,, in um m)uc0ll
man were udged by u similar y severe ,,,,, ,, f (.01pm,v.rwl,p,,
.un uuiitn it, p,,,vr III. II HI' pril"
duced more than he rmwimcd, on
' 1101 t iifli'iL-flri' In t tkA iliiAli..ffl i Mi.
(iiir Own Kline Sb.nv.
Drink 10 me only Willi thine pyea
And I will pledee wlih iniiie.
fir leave some cocoa in the cup
For ihere's to ha no wine;
The thirst from th soul doth rise,
Jiuin rrovo a drink Hal s fine;
Hut could 1 bruve Huilich's sip,
My nose would nover liin.
(harlfr No. :!il.-,B. Reserve District No.
'PFI'OUT OF fONniTION OF TI1H
LA GRANDE NATIONAL BANK
nl LA (JRANDK,
in Ihe P-.i(, ,,f Oregon, at Ihe close or Business on June filtlli, lfl21.
RKSllllHCKK
I.oamt nnd discounls, including rediscounts, (ex
cept I hose .shown in b and c) !f 1 ,243,54 2..r,7
l;'-M-lSil
12.
Total Loans
Deduct :
Notes and bills reiliscniinted with Federal Re
serve Hark (other than bank ncccplances
sold.)
T. S. (Oveknmnit securities owned:
Deposited to secure circulation (U. S. bonds par
volue)
Ali Other United States (iovprnnient Securities
Won.ed - Roy i.. h.ot over , indioVkV..nir'i.'i'c's.' etc.':'
si.eon year, old." an.RloB a . B,,iB, Hns,:.f .-,ii,74 l;P4 ; Ktimiture and fix-
B1- ! tures. (H.l!i4.:i:: . .. i,
Next thing we know. sion inn ! Real esiole nwnei other than bunking house
will he OdverliSJIo for a lioop Sltin. I Lowful reserve with Federal Reserve Bank
. . . , j ' ash. in vault, n'.lj nmotint due, frym nuitional
Iihnonnin n.v. . ' i t' ' bonk' ......v.,....; .(....'.
D.rtiric un worktitit .n 'llii! Al,,.''UM lip fiOi'hiHlks,l.ankers, and trust com-
o1' : Cliciks on ollu-r hanks in the snme city or town
I u" lepeiting hank (other than Item I'..')
1 let il or of Items !l, ID, 1 1. 12 ami LI
A New 1 rk taxi d:lvt iia 'Jii'e I'licrks on hurks locnied outside of city or town
arresied for killing twi wimon. So 8 reporting ha,,k and other cah iiems
Ih bill em in in or m eoont : , p-nen,P''"n With V. S. Measurer nnd 1I11
town mere. ;
Ilfl.TflR.fifl $1,122,711 !)1
2(111,011(1.111)
Wl.liSI.HII
WIRING, REPAIRING
APPLIANCES AND FIXTURES '
H.
t 9 t
at m
T n' - hi I 1 I
St S. Electric Co.
AT
lO.'i DEPOT ST.
Eterlriiml ConliHctois.
PHONE RKU :!9.M
'die
tl co.ry
I : b -a 1 eli .; rojn a 11 v
Avenue is a married man.
1 i".,sr,o.:,2
from l S. Tremucer
bouses 40 per cent. The nicrchanls
of the town, reutizinc that it wa
if be f illed to (piulify.
nUSINRSS GETS THE
SCHOLARS.
- it td to la' that the mat
colleue fvaduales went into
"hriltd profsions." That is, tbey
becima duclora, lawyers or ministers
or mHihei. It s .sonieihinr of a
Fborlt to academic tradition when
graduate? bitpan to pn into Ihimuch.
Now to' ti-ndcncy has pniceeded so
far tirM the old condition is reversed
and business gets Ihe majority.
The law still holds its own. !.nvc
nuoA'frs of students uftt faking reg-
Ulur college courses go on through
out of buslnaa. havel prel their
prices to the hot lorn layer.
ltesult: Instead of n dead twn.
w-ilh clo-d shops, dosed bouses and
slnivs. unemployed men and Want
stalking the streets side by side.
it y of; worktop and Imying nre goinp on nl-
thmest ns usual. It is true that noih-
inff very stupendous Is tieitur done,
but the denression is being tided over,
nnd everybody is doing bis share of
the tiding. When the rise begins
everybody will be on the spot rendv
for it and honestly entitled o btf
hnre of thp coming prosperity.
inie.
Our Own Hull if
Miss Tomma liuvti, w- ne in
formed hv Miss ('. Linie-'iis. la
emoioyfld by an Ilidi.iunpolis tele
plume company
ages going down nnd labor effi
ciency going up, and the consuming
public wills both ways. ,
V. Persia Pcwev t n- verifi.di I
declaies thai th shinitnv. wliil,1 nut-'
Inliad as a dance. "!s hlclily v.il- !
lluble as 11 personal htitnloir t'vereisp Certified clle.V outstanding
10 beuuiify slioiildets and iieelis." . I oln! of Items "1
, T ill
flAHinilES-
Capitn) atock pnat in
Surplus fund
I'lidivired profits
Circulating notes outst;ding
i Amount due lo nnUonaJ Links .
j Amount due to Slate hanks, bankers, find trust
j coiupieftes in the Cnited Slates and foreign
countries (other than in,!ulcd hi Items
21 or 22 1
24. nod
Now Dial
discovered
more than
ran.
1 prat tieal use tias he,
lor ll, the shiieuiy
ever domneil to l'i" a
llelllgerelM llllliuls?
We burled htm wllh heui'lv
And held ti ceteliialion:
I The booh was ylways hornir:
i On oiluu'a couvoisation.
M iivw sciimu, nnd thuir rank?" nrp i " m
reinfoivpil by unviter ihimiIht who I s lt' awful, the way the"p autonitibil,.
lar. thp fllvTp tniininir. Tht rr are. 1 1" t-rt 'ltu tioiiH hi clutterintr Hp th
tfifM-for, still plt'tilv of ljiwvers. r"t-
But ilo'Mors tin! preaelir und ciIuch-
Inrs nr tri'ttinjf sc.in-r There in unit!,
to be a ili ficit of 'Jr.OOihy.lrii,in in ;
the rountrv. There is proliahly an t
enuul ib'ficit of truiiud clcraynirn. 1
Oooil tetchT for rmnntun ti-hoo1
are nloriulv hard to pet, thntiph
Hot fiuito fo hniil a ilurintr the wjir.
At for tMH,hers in the hitrhcr elurn
tioiuil InstitutioiM, who corrcspoiitl
ore neurly to the other three pro
tlarfjoji mntiontM, ihev air ulnuwt
Punnntr thp time when tit onle
sei'k rest hii1 change. Dwinjf to th
buiru's Mituutiun, more will leek
chimvre thi namnirr thun will look
for rr--t. q
''The (frrat Aiitflo Saxor ra i; fur
oil,' 'iv: Iho Ntirfo'k Vili'in'an Pilot
Anil by loit ct.ii'tsvqu'MK, for
m tniuneiit to inurr ine ml. q
Moniiibb', (rreat is thr drift t
aJ i lmsine mreers.
i 'ohmIjIv we stiall :oon hnve to re-
K v birhtta a a If-arned orfef i
Trolky picdicls a naval wnr )e
lirn Britain aint'ihr I di r?
Th io a tailor lo i-o iIht I I.
ll;il the .'H t'liinnp.
Tin i Itiiiiipiou tliitty man ho.
ine of tm r rtMib'tT dt-cliiri'i!, always
liobls liink u roiiplt of iiiintilfs In
tflllnt: anytimty Ihe linn1, ha Insi
his idle. A woman in New York.
I)fm:mi Dfposir) (oilier thnn
"iioiect to Kvrvr ( ihiposits p;
IiuMviiluitl ih'posits Mihhvt to ohefck
Ortifit-ati's uf deposit du1 in less thnn
' I other lh:in for n oin-v borroweiH
; Tiii of dtm:iid tb i'tH'M (ttht"- lhan bank d-1
rc.siis) snbi"'t to Ht' crvo. llnia 'J7, liS,
2!. ::it. nnd :il j
Time (irp not; snhif.-t to K''trve p;Jible after
i :!0 duys. nr tnUi.ct to ."!ft .ivs or mote police,
' :uid poHlnl sHvinus); h
j CiM-tificn.. t.f deposit (,tt'nV'
norniwMi t y, . . ."v . . . .
Other t;m. demsit ' . . .
Tola1 of tinn dep'xit Bti,i,.t-t , ;
M-.V :v. ::. -md 'V. V . .
intr) i!nh''li'i.r W ir 1 d.-ntlt
hank dcjxwits)
ivul'le W itliui
:10 day-
thnn for mwy
i
July 7. Anlliout W.
U'hil1. solilier, t,oi u liisiinutii-lt-ed
in Ho lte olul ioiiary 'O'r.
July 7. 1777. Ii.ii'l" of lluh
ha tlloii, Vt-
July 7. I77'i. Kulrlleld. Conn ,
was plundered by the llrilirh.
Julv 7. 110. t'.eorce Sb.trstiod.
lurl"!. hoin. Clilet Juslit of Penu
iletHlsits nf Cnil
Bills nnyatde. ethe
B'nk (irn-hnliii" :i
nionev Itni t ow.-',, f'
Bills piyatili- wiih 1-
T.ft
KL of Ore-.n '
fltir. itatvt-,! I..'rk .1.
Ihe t "s ,,f .. i,..,vl
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vnst.al sJiv-
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1 State- Ui-bih sii g officers
lllall "4ll t-'edliil Reserve
'I olil'ga"J ')s ri.iiresenl 'nt.'
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Cashier of the
is true to
e "oni;siion enures IPi-fnil,er 9, 1924.1
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SMOi;me.S,
A
ONK WHOLE WEEK OF ENTKKTAI.NM KNT
INSTRUCTION.
AND
ytdte I'oisiblt' Only By Ihe Seitson Ticket I 'Lin On
CHAUTAUQUA
HEAR Peter Clarke McFttilane (See. July lied Rm.k).
Tom Skeyhill, the Anzac suliiier recently returned
from Russia.
Burnell Ford, eleitriftil expert und wizard. This
program altme i. wurth the jii ice of a season
ticket.
Crt. Dinhy T. t 'pton, Father D. J. Cronin and
others.
REE The ploy, "NOTHING BUT THE TRUTH." The
funniest am, the most wholesome play on
i ha jtaittjua tdny.
Al.S( 4jy diffei-ent lifti'wal organizations The Jugrr
. Slaw Orche-tta, The Ijttle Symphony, The
Sam Iwi8 fj! ary, The Orpheus Four Male
cVllrtu' thl Koach-Fteeman
NOTE THE IlRkl-Adult, $.'ViW f -r a season ticket
$10.(H) for a .ml)fcrsriip ur four tickets; f !.!() fir stud
ents and childrrft ; o
'
Tfce Single Adinis-lajn Prices fur tlie Whole Piogiam Will
Be Twice HieAi'iHuint of Ihe Sean i Mkel.
Ihal
was
wasn't the
"Oce
lecture!
An'
greai?"
"THI -proEram siiie
miglny jood "
The play was lh
price of a sejson ticket."
ijy. I'm y John
a regular
O
mu-lc
the childien
iurs."
nitised this
and
Im-.
'I'm Jtlyt trying lo firure
r oil I ;fleli nuiiiher tf (he
k i(.H tll'C'hest."
O J'ert are Me thinr the
Qfulks who hiirejajjil ll!a) prn
(rani hap be.-u sallis.
"II s,.
:,oO n-.in "
ftuv that li
j' y il all Ihe
Season Ticket
O
k-l rodjy.
week.
Kn-
O
o re- i " ,
f. and i In pif Tro!l;y wttrui. I
r BO 00 ,t-( I
M: V V
It certainly dots buiinesf no do
ayl'anla.
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