Gresham outlook., May 30, 1913, Page 4, Image 4

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FOUR
GKEMHAM
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here is so much
c 1 o t h es contentm ent
tailored into t h e s e
KUPPENHEIMER
$15s$18
they are in the
$ 2 0 »$25
grades, b u t ofcourse,
you get $7.00 m ore
of quality a n d style
in th e better priced
garm ents.
nltetUMT
However take your choice.
They are all gauranteed.
EDW. AYLSWORTH
Next Door to the Post Office
lb 1C
0Ü C
00 C
ODE
=0
OC
P rotect Your Fruit w ith N ew P rocess
Arsenate of Lead
G u aran teed for
CODLING MOTH
CATERPILLARS
( ANKER WORM
BUD MOTH
CHERRY SLUG
CABBAGE WORM
and OTHER INSECTS
RO SE
to p ro te c t th e m
N ext S unday m o rn in g a t th e F re e
M eth o d ist ch u rc h Rev. 8. F P itts
will p reach
T he service will be a t
11 a. m ., w ith th e u su a l S unday
school a t 10 a m. T h ere w ill be no
service In th e ev en ing.
F ra n k H elney has
bought
th e
p ro p erty of Miss L ena R em bold on
R o b erts av en u e an d F o u rth
stre e t
He will c o n tin u e to re n t th e p la c e
BU SHES
fro m A p h is a n d o th e r in se c ts u se N i c t o n e
G u aran teed to do the w o rk and cost* but 50c per gallon
GRESHAM DRUG CO.
MAY
JK».
Itti 3
a t th is tim e is th e reason w hy th e
p ap er w ent to p ress one day ah e a d
of sch ed u le fo r th is issue.
Mrs. M innie D au ffen b ach left to­
day fo r P o rtla n d w here sh e
w ill
visit fo r a few d ay s befo re re tu rn -
in g to h e r hom e in th e E ast.
___________
K odak K o n te .t K I omcn .
i
N ext S a tu rd a y , May 31, w ill be
Ihe la st day of th e E a stm a n kodak
co n test w hich Is being co n d u cted by
W. R. B urke, th e jew eler.
_______
M any G ra d u a te s G iven D iplo­
m as, Flow ers, a n d
Best W ishes.
BASE BAIL
F a ir v ie w
s u n r is e s a w
th r e e s te a m e r s ly in g u n d e r
Mr. an d Mrs. G eorge L eslie w ent Sew -all's P o in t. M ad e o n e o u t to be th e
to S easide W ednesday w here they re b e l s te a m e r M e r rim a c . At 7:211 g o t u n ­
n d s to o d to w a r d h e r a n d pip ed
‘T H E H EX A t I S T O R E "
may rem ain fo r sev eral w eeks before d a ll e r b w a n a d y s a to
q u a rte rs
J W EBER.
re tu rn in g
hom e. They
w ill
put
F ro m 8 to m e rid ia n . —F in e , c le a r w e a t h ­
a m e r s a d v a n c in g a n d
th e ir c o tta g e In good co n d itio n d u r ­ o e r p e n e T d h e tire re o b n e l th s e te M
in n e s o ta . 8:20 o p e n e d
in
g
th
e
ir
sta
y
an
d
re
n
t
It
o
u
t
for
lire
o
n
th
e
M
e
rrim
a
c
. F r o m t h a t tim e u n ­
PORTLAND MARKETS.
til 12 c o n s ta n tly e n g a g e d w ith th e M e r ri­
th e su m m er befo re co m ing back.
m ac.
L O U IS S T O D D E R .
Mrs.
W.
F.
H
oney
s
ta
rte
d
T
h
u
rs
­
F r o m m e rid ia n to 4 p. m —C le a r w e a th ­
(■rain, F lo u r, E'oetl, E tc.
er.
A
t
12:3n
rifle
d
s
h
e ll s tr u c k th e p ilo t­
day fo r M enom inee, W isconsin
to
h o u se , s e v e re ly I n ju r in g C o m m a n d e r W o r­
a tte n d th e g ra d u a tio n of h e r d a u g h ­ d e n 1 p. m ., th e M e r rim a c h a u le d off In
W H E A T — T rack P rice* : C lub,
te r Miss F lo ren ce H oney from S to u t's a d is a b le d e o n d itie n . S to o d to w a r d th e
9 3 -9 2 H c ;
B luestem , 1 1 -1 .0 1 ; 40-
M in n e s o ta a n d re c e iv e d o n b o a r d A s s is t­
In s titu te .
W hile
aw ay she
will a n t S e c r e ta r y F o x o f th e n a v y . 2 p. m ..
fold, 94c; red R u ssian , 9 0-91c; v al­
C a p ta in W o rd e n le ft f o r F o r t M o n ro e in
v isit in Minn«*apolis an d C hicago.
ley, 92c.
n l.o g u e .
E S. E H erm an , re p re se n tin g the c h a r g e o f S G u E r g O e R o G
E F R E D E R IC K S O N .
M IL L S T U F F S — B ran .
$24-25
M ount S co tt P a rk
C em etery
C o.
p er to n ; m id d lin g s.
$31;
sh o rts,
An Incident of the War.
w as in G resh am o n W ednesday in
$26.60-27.
T he pickets of ihe Second Massa-
th e In te re sts o f th e asso ciatio n .
FL O U R — P aten t* ,
$4.70
p er
F a th e r Dewey w ill c e le b ra te his eh u setls ami T hird W isconsin m ade a r ­
b a rre l; s tra ig h ts ,
$4 10;
ex p o rts,
8 3 rd b irth d a y u n n iv ersary next S u n ­ rangem ents w ith Ihe "rehs" one hot
afternoon to cease hostilities for tw o
$ 3 .8 5 -3 .9 5 ;
valley, $4 .7 0 ; g ra h a m .
day w ith a fam ily reu n io n a t th e hours Tilings w ent along charm ingly
$4 .6 0 ; w hole w h eat, 4.80.
W h ite Crow h otel.
for more than an hoar, when a young
B A R LEY — F eed .
$27 50 per
W illiam C h ild ers h as a thr«*e-day oflieer appearetl on the C onfederate line
to n ;
b rew in g ,
n o m in a l;
ro lled ,
v acatio n fro m serv ice on his ru r a l and ordered the men to go to firing.
$28 .5 0 -2 9 .5 0 p er ton.
“ We can't do It. sir." said the ser­
ro u te an d is Im p ro v in g th e tim e by
CORN — W hole, $28 60; crack ed ,
m oving h is fam ily Into D an
M ur­ geant “ We have agreed w ith the Yan­
$29.50 p er ton.
p e r rd.
p h y ’s h o u se on B u rr avenue,
H is | kees to quit shooting for tw o hours.
OATS — No 1. w h ite $31. SO-
The tim e Is only half u p "
ro u te Is b eing delivered
by
E arl
"Sergeant, order th e picket to begin
32 p er ton.
S tan ley .
firing nt once "
I hi» is one of the
HAY— E astern O regon tim o th y ,
Roy W oods, well know n in G resh ­
"I can 't break my word w ith the
choice, $17-18;
a lfa lfa .
(IS it.
am has located at M arsh field ,
in V an ke«*s. sir "
stra w , $6-7.
"T hen I will
Begin firing, every
th e b a rb e rln g business. H is fam ily
Italry and C ountry P rod u ce.
will leave h e re next S u n d ay to join man of you."
Not a man touched his gun or s ta r t­
PO ULTRY
H ens,
16cj
b ro il­ him th ere.
ed for the pits
ers.
26-27c; tu rk e y s, live. 19-20c;
B illy N eill an d fam ily, th e sp ecial­
T he voting officer seized a gun and
d ressed , choice, 25c;
d u ck s,
17- ty m u sician s an d v au d ev ille ac to rs,
shot lit the Union pickets. T h at was
C H E K 8B T rip le ts, 16c p er lb.; w ill m ak e th e ir hom e in G resham , oc the signal for our line to o|>en fire
A n d it m a k e s a " h a n g U p "
EGGS O regon ran ch , case co u n t. cu n v ln g th e liou»* Just being v acat­ The balance of th a t day the Conf«sl-
19c per do*.; can d led . 2 0 - I lc p er dz ed by Roy W oods' fam ily.
erate pickets In front of those tw o
B U T T E R O regon cream ery b u t­
F o r th e first tim e in Its h isto ry regim ents d id n 't shoot to kill. Those
ter, cubes, 28c p er p o u n d ; p rin ts, th e " F e d e r a l" b u ild in g in G resh am who d id n 't shoot in the a ir sep arated
the chunk of lend from th e ir cartridges
29-29 »sc p er p ound
flies th e
A m erican
s ta n d a rd
A —blanket! them
A n d at a p ric e w ith in th e
CH EESE
T rip lets. 16c p er lb .; b e a u tifu l flag
fu rn ish e d
by th e
T h a t night a dozen or m ore of th e
D aisies, l S l ^ c per lb .; y o u n g A m er- postoffice
re a c h of «II. O th e r h eig h ts
d e p a rtm e n t w as unfurl-1 pickets left th eir pits and crept Into
cus, 17 ti c .
p ric e d acco rd in g ly .
ed o v er th e post office on T uesday the Union lines, giving ns th eir excuse
po r k — Fancy, U H - 1 2
7
an d will h e re a f te r serv e to locate the conduct of the young officer. T heir
haversacks were filled the n ext m orn­
VEAL F an cy , 1 3 ti- 1 4 c
th a t e sta b lish m e n t to everyone
ing
by tla* M assachusetts and W iscon­
' «'getnblea and Fruit.*«.
M em orial Day an d th e O utlook s
sin boys as they started on th e ir Jour­
PO TA TO ES
B u rb an k s. 40-60c I F rid ay ap p e a ra n c e com ing to g e th e r ney north Chicago Tlm es-H ernld
p er h u n d re d ;
new,
3 » ic p e r l b ;
sw eet potato«*«, 3c p er pound.
YOUR VALUABLE PAPERS KEPT SATE
ONIONS
O regon,
$1 25 per
sack ; S panish, $1.50-2 p er crate.
S o m ew h ere aro u n d th e house you have v a lu ab le p ap ers, jew -
Hordw are Store
SACK V E G E T A B I.E S
T u rn ip s,
d r y o r p riceless heirloom »
Som e day you may com e hom e and
$1 00 p e r sack , p arsn ip s. $1 00 p er
find th em g one
Countl<*s» m illion« of d o lla rs have been lost in
I ’owell St.
G resh am
sack ; c a rro ts , $1 00 p er sack
thl» way
Is It w o rth w hile to risk loss by fire, thlev es o r ra ts
GREEN
F R U IT
A pples. 50c-
w hen you can have a b so lu te safety th ro u g h o u r
$2 00 p e r box, acco rd in g to q u a llt> ;
Safe Deposit Boxes
s tra w b e rrie s , O regon, $2 -3 .7 5 ; F lo r­
1,1st of Ic tlc r »
nt a sm all p rice?
W h ate v er is p la c .d in one
of
th ese boxes
llie follow ing list
of letter* re in, $1 75 p e r c ra te ; c h e rrie s, 13 t i -
15c p e r p o u n d ; goosetwi-rl« s, 4c |>er
rests in ab so lu te secu rity u n til ta k e n out by th e o w n e r— no one
on u n called for In th e G resham
puond
else can open th e box. fo r you keep th e key
You can have one
, x to fflc e
for th e
week en d in g
V EC, ETA BI.ES
A rtichoke*, 70c
o f th ese boxes an d in it keep y o u r c o n tra c ts . In su ra n c e policies,
y 25th, 1913.
d o te n ;
a sp a ra g u s. C a lifo rn ia ,
deeds, sto ck s and bonds, a b s tra c ts and re< <-ipta and so on. B usi­
L • i
\ W H ag ar. .1 \\ llow - p er
ness house« cun use- th em fo r ih e overflow from th e ir safes, and
d. Sol W heeler, \ E P e d e rs o n $1.50 p e r c ra te ; O regon, 7 5 c-l 00
save b u y in g a new safe. T hese box«*« a re kept la a flre-an d b u rg ­
p er d o zen ; beans, 10-18c p er lb.;
T-'-< M innie S eh rerer.
la r-p ro o f v au lt.
T hese le tte rs w ill l e sen t to th e cabbage, 2>»c p er p o u n d ; c a u liflo w ­
Mr. Farmer!
Here’s a Flier
39
GRADUATIONS
AT ESTACADA
a g re a t w o rk e r in school a n d o u t.
an d th e people a re a ll of o n e o p in ­
ion, th a t th e re a re n one b e tte r th a n
Mrs. A ltm an . T h e house wag decor-
a te d in class co lo rs, p u rp le a n d yel-
I low , an d a g re a t m any c u t flow ers
T he sev en th g ra d e b and
surely-
m ad e a h it by th e w ay th e y p e rfo rm ­
ed and had to re tu rn a g ain . T h ere
w ere several p ia n o solos w hich goes
to show th e re is som e very good m u ­
sical ta le n t in E sta c a d a .
E sta c a d a h ig h school g ra d u a tin g
Miss H elen B a rtle tt, d a u g h te r of
exercises to o k place at th e E sta c a ­
Mr. a n d Mrs. E. W. B a rtle tt, of E s­
d a M ethodist ch u rch on W ednesday
ta c a d a , • re tu rn e d
from colleg«* at
is a . su , re sign
.
..
. P o o , r a ,, p p e tite
..
, of im- , evening,
ih e c h , u rc h «. ».
being filled a to
p aired d ig estio n . A few doses ol
P alo A lto, C al., y e ste rd a y an d was
C h a m b e rla in 's S tom ach
and L iver overflow ing an d w ith
flo w ers
in
a; th e school e n te r ta in m e n t at E s­
Rev. an d Mrs. E dw in W. H ig h t T ab lets w ill s tre n g th e n y o u r diges- g re a t p ro fu sio n .
ta c a d a T uesday n ig h t. T h e
B a rt­
lion
and
im
prove
y
o
u
r
ap
p
etite.
T
he
p
ro
g
ra
m
w
as
a
p
p
ro
p
ria
te
con-
a re a tte n d in g th e
a n n u a l c o n fe r­
T h o u san d s have been ben efited by- sistin g of an Invocation by Rev. W. le tt's a re b u ild in g a very nice re s i­
ence of th e F re e M ethodist ch u rch ta k in g th ese T ablets. Sold by G resh­
dence in E sta c a d a . H elen w ill spend
a t Salem .
am D rug Co., an d D ealers e v e ry ­ G ivens, an d an a d d re ss to th e class h e r vacation a t hom e w ith h e r p a r ­
by P re sid e n t F le tc h e r H om an of Wil
A la u n d ry hag been e sta b lish e d at w here.
e n ts u n til she
re tu rn s
to college
la m e tte U niversity, In te rsp e rse d w ith
R ockw ood w hich is em p lo y in g five
ag ain next fall.
Spirt'll« Corset.*«
m
usic
and
follow
ed
by
th
e
p
re
s
e
n
ta
­
p erso n s fo r a s t a r te r an d w hich is (N ot sold in s to re s .) W ear a corset
II. O. Bosw ell, w ho was a c a lle r
tio n of th e diplom as.
b eg in n in g to e sta b lish a good b u si­ • o fit you.
at th e O utlook office last W ednes
A sk fo r a d e m o n s tra ­
C
lass
colors
w
ere
re
p
re
se
n
te
d
in
ness. A re cen t a rtic le In th e O u t­ tion. T elephone Mrs M. A. W ilk in ­
day , re fe rrin g to th e re p o rt of his
M aroon an d gold.
Red c a rn a tio n
look w as th e s tim u la n t, but it is son. G resham 5! 5.
ch ick en s in a re c e n t issue h as th e
w as th e class flo w er and th e class
re g re ta b le th a t th e la u n d ry w as not
follow ing to say:
m o tto ad o p ted w as "B e sh arp , be
p u t in o p e ra tio n in G resham in stead
W e a re g e ttin g fin e eg g s
from
n a tu r a l, b u t n ever be f la t.”
of R ockw ood. H ow ever, it deserves
th e p u lle ts th a t w ere h atc h e d th e
MONITOR'S LOG PRESERVED.
F o llow ing is th e class ro ll of g ra d ­
to succeed.
second
d ay o f J a n u a r y , th e 27th.
u a te s fo r
1913:
D oris L o v e ll,
It
Was
Given
to
Navy
Department
by
R apid rise of w a te r on th e low ­
We got five eg g s, tw o w ere
soft
C h arles II. K an d le, R achel M. Reed.
Captain Stodder.
la n d s of C o lu m b ia slo u g h h as caused
sh ells, so you see th ey a re
very
The original leg I me I. e f the fam ous M ilton D. E vans, G eorge G. K eith.
th e rem o v al o f sto ck from m any plac­
busy In th e egg p ro d u c in g lin e now-
H arry E M organ, N ina E. T aylor.
es to h ig h e r p a s tu re s
U pland feed­ Monitor, covering the periixl of her en
II any o ne d o u b ts th e tr u th of th is
■Malcolm G.
W oodle,
M yrtle V.
in g g ro u n d s a re in d em an d ju s t now- gagem eut w ith the C onfederate iron
s ta te m e n t, com e to O rch ard
hom e
W
oodle.
clad
M
errim
ac
in
H
am
pton
Roads
on
h u t a f t e r a few w eeks th e bottom
an d Mrs. B osw ell w ill p ro v e to th e
P ro m o tio n ex ercises fo r th e Sth
la n d s w ill be b e tte r th a n e v e r as March !). lsi!2, is preserved am ong the
d o u b te rs th a t all th e s ta te m e n ts
historic records of the navy d epart
g rad e of th e E sta c a d a school w ere
th e w a te r recede«. An e x tr a high
m
e tr u e a b o u t th e w eig h t of th e
meut.
held in th e assem bly hall on T u es­
sta g e of w a te r Is p red icted fo r next
one b u tc h e re d la st w eek, and w e do
'ih e restoration of the log to the de day ev en in g w ith th e
follow ing
m o n th .
not know- th e breed th ey a re ju s t
p artm eu t w as due to C aptain Louis g ra d u a te s :
A new b rid g e h a s ju s t been fin ish ­ Stodder of the United S tates revenue
a com m on ch ick e n , black
w ith a
P h ilip A dam s, M ary B arr, H a tti e '
ed by R oad S u p e rin te n d e n t K enney cu tler service and au officer on the
little yellow in th em . Now If any­
B elfils, D ora C u rrin , G race D enney.
acro ss th e g u lch a t th e S ection Liiu M o u lo r d u ring her e n tire service. For
one can beat it, we w ould lik e to
Jo sie
H a rk e tirid e r,
Nelly
H ayes.
h e a r from them .
road an d C leveland av en u e.
W ith years he treasured the log am ong his
D orothy M iller, G ladys
T o w n sen d ,
th e c o n tro l o f th e w a te r passing must valuable iiossessious, b u t as the
N ettie W oodle, S am uel B arr, Jo sep h
th ro u g h th e big c u lv e rt th e re and infirm ities of age increased he desired
Now is th e tim e to get rid of y o u r
Demoy. C lyde D enney, A tle E rickson,
lo
see
it
placed
w
here
its
preservation
th e im proved a p p e a ra n c e of the p ro p ­
P a u l F ra z ie r, G eorge H ick s, G eorge rheum atic ni. You can do it by ap-
m
ight
lie
assured.
H
ence
it
w
as
that
e rty th e su rro u n d in g s
look som e­
he forw arded it to the library of the M atthew s, R ussel R eed, E lm e r S ut- lylng C h a m b e rla in 's L in im e n t and
w h at d iffe re n t th a n they did a y ear
navy departm ent.
fe rfield , E m m itte S u tie rfie ld . C lass m assag in g the p a rls freely- a t each
ago.
sale by G resham
'J'lie entries cover d ates from Feb. 2»! m o tto :
"W e have crossed th e bay, ap p licatio n . F o r
B orn, to Mr. an d
Mrs. E rn est to the end of 1862 an d tell of the little
Di ug Co., an d D ealers ev ery w here.
th
e
ocean
lies
b
ey
o
n
d
."
C
lass
colors:
S im m s T h u rsd a y m o rn in g , a
baby “cheese box on a ra ft" foundering off
Cape H atteras on Dec. 31. 1SH2. when P u rp le an d gold.
boy.
A splendid p ro g ra m w as re n d e re d
Mrs. K ohneti an d Mrs E lse, m o th er Stodder w as acting m aster, an d of her
engagem
ents
w
ith
the
C
onfederate
bat
by
th e p upils, th e h a ll b eing cro w d ­
an d s is te r of Mrs. W. F. H oney,
terles at S ew all's Point, H am pton ed w ith an a p p re c ia tiv e aud ien ce.
have gone by b o at to Hood R iv er fo r
Roads, and a t F ort D arling, lu the F lo w ers w ere n u m e ro u s and c o n g ra ­
a few d ay s' visit.
AT
Jam es river. B ut by fa r th e m ost in ­ tu la tio n s w ere show ered upon every
T he p u b lic lib ra ry w ill not be teresting concern the fight with the
side
by
th
o
se
w
ho
a
p
p
re
c
ia
te
d
the
opened on
F rid a y , M em orial day. M errimac. Among the en tries on Sun
splendid e ffo rts of th e class to a t-
A fter J u n e 1 th e lib ra ry w ill open day, M arch !». 1862, a re the following:
( Io 8 p. m .—F in e w e a th e r a n d c a lm . A t ta in th e ir high proficiency.
a t 1 p. m. In stead of 12.
El
They are ju st as care­
fully m ad e in the
as
FRIDA Y.
IN GRESHAM
AND VICINITY
OC
garm ents, th at really
you should w aste no
tim e in getting ac­
q u ain ted w ith them
th ro u g h us.
OUTLOOK.
in ch
FIELD FENCE
ESTA CAD A, May 28— T he E s ta c a ­
d a school had one of th e best e n te r ­
ta in m e n ts last T uesday, May 27, th e
g ra d u a tin g close of th e e ig h th g ra d e
of E staca d a. It su re ly w as e n jo y ­
ed by every one w ho had th e p riv il­
ege of h e a rin g it. O ur school, is
we th in k , second to none in
th e
s ta te a n d th e citizen s of E staca d a
a re very p ro u d of it and th e c h il­
d ren th a t to o k p a rt in th e ex ercises
and especially th e te a c h e rs w ho have
heljied to fit th em fo r th e ir fu tu re
Mr. G u th rie a n d P rin c ip a l F o rd mad«
very In te re stin g ad d re sse s to
th e
class before p re s e n tin g th e d ip lo m ­
as an d we m u st not fo rg e t Mrs. A lt­
m an, w hose class it w as, fo r sh e is
3O c
COLORADO
FENCES
Sunday, June 1
O p e n in g
G am e
Sun Dials
vs.
Columbia P ark
Admission, M e n 15c
Ladies. 10c; C hild ren, 5c
Y ou W ill See a G ood G am e
Benj. J. Freese
NATUROPATH
NERVOUS
AND
and
C H IR O P R A C T O R
CHRONIC
1 use only n atu ral m eth o d s,
DISEASES
C o n su ltatio n Free.
Over First State Bank
GRESHAM,
OREGON
O ffic e H o u rs
2 to 5 p. m . e x c e p t S u n d a y
Field b ence
STERLING
KIDDER
• I, id le tte r i.fflrt- o n f J u n e Sth.
load
le tte r
office on
J u n e l»t,
11*13. if not d eliv ered before
In
tiling for th e above, pleas«* say ad
>ertls,*d. giving d a te of list
I McCOLL, »•. M
S u b scrib e fo r y o u r d atile* th ro u g h
he O utlook
er. $2 per i r a t e ; e g g p la n t, 25c lb .;
head lettu ce. $2.50 p er c ra te ; pea*, j
6-8c p er p o u n d ; p ep p ers.
35-40c
35-40c
per
p o u n d ; ra d ish e s, 10
per p o u n d ;
rad ish es.
1 0 -1 2c per
d o sen ; rh u b a rb , l-2<* per
pound,
sp in ach , 75c p er
box;
to m ato es.
$2 50-5 per box; garlic, 7-Sc
pound.
per
Be
on ¡ihe safe side
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Oblea« Hank la the (Xmnty, ou tsid e the City of PivU and.
G et Y o u r
T ir e s
.All K inds of A u to a n d G as
E n g in e
H e re
R e p a ir
W ork.
Fully E q u ip p e d Shop.
A u to m o b iles for H ire.
A uto m o b ile A ccessories for Sale.
P re s t-O -L ite Exchange
L ite ra tu re o n
R e q u e st
C all
A ddr
Gresham Garage
Phone
174
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