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CUSHBMEN
SHIFTED TC
WACO CAMP
More Than One Sent
South To Thirty-
Second Division
l‘\j Ii 1 V* M'llA'OX.
(■ \\|i• <’i TfCU. Mi'll. !***• Jh
•
M.>? fI ii l Waco'. Tctaa THi
,j| , ~'ui imp, which Include* <i#
Micbii-Jtn No'i.’nal Guard«*mt*n, Ap
rroxiiuaG-i) l'" 1 of ih* - men Men* s o j
\\ cm * |.., <• k «r» - from lH >f r* v -’
Mtirc (Inn 3 1 *>*’* Cuater ms wer*'-
«<»ntrlbut**d <• th- Waco camp in
ih iot» r.
Maj.-Hen. tVrkvr, former com i
m.-.nd. r of thv ’ Thirty j*. rond di
vi. ion and no» tomraandmg cep '
«| c a „, . Cuat.T. made public
Ih * week tb" information that 'ti*•
W. co dividon had been *o surer?***
fn’ in ith training that it had -en
fu« ved up on he war
uvrseri' schedul* to a pl«<* which
wo'ild make it among tin* *arly
ni i.Ui diviai >n-» to eo to Prance
I'lie Waco contingent from Camp ;
Cuhter left in two parties. en« h of j
nu)*T than sth) men Bach man w&e ;
« «piipped with a service woolen unl
fo'm. an ov r**M!, a barrack bag ,
two blanket* and a bips* outfit AH I
of the men ar privates. The name** ,
n{ »he I>*-troiD rt* sen* to Warn fol- (
low:
Parid Horwiti. Jsm.-s Kalla. l-*»e
Abdelnrur, Ant >ii FiMtsnlch,. ■’a ne*
I. UwJi-i... Vi. •:» *.al !e- >n
Keseinirt'k!. J -hn >t * J«t*' x
Cutnmtnsi. Frank Kr »ho*v»kl 'A J*
Burn Itiiramkl, <‘hurb# < srandm
Henry .1. Fischer John Kowalski
Mart ii** Mair'-rimn Hill Mu.***- I'm>
Paiclensht, August J-N-trshs. Anth -i •
IVtarboa'ikl. .uil> - Bsttan; r--pii
Oonaislteo, \Vaw-r*>- ni «* Ga) Knxin rr
Kosakow ski. J., Fn M#ty#ko, Alexan
drine Olchlk. Herniar P I > , rl. | 'k,
Jolin F'etrylkn AI !»ert Puri Stanley
litwonk wikl. \\ ladvrlaw Kempinnki.
Theodore XV JCraus' Pan. NJmur
Waelaw n*iw*k, Manuel perry Wal
ter J s. • Wnstanf t elt.
«;..*>r«re shndtr Thomas . Flaherty,
-tnhn \V !>,>w, Peter V H Idrsth Frrit
if. \ anker. August .1. Mauer. Harold
Power. \v Dmrn P Mutton, rniartes It
Miller, Ward t lVljong f’harlas ii
Wnhlfell. i harlrs A. Hittle. fitto Per
tirk, ttharJe.* P'-lleelaw XX’in*
itnkr., Harry L. !.ieb»rmnn, J -se;.h
Piniskt. w-lltam tv T »er, Pi ard
Brand. Ftrl A. * hnuvin. Herman
Metisrl, Anthnns Hmfnend'*rfer Mi n-
H I Heleskv. Mk- Flor'ta. <V<
Kerr. Charles Ptoeh, Charles tVentelt,
Macier. Tuniew'lrz.
Samuel XV. Seiwell Fniriue! G w#ll,
Clayton J. P.jtne. Frank TT Alien,
lam*# W. Smith. Bert A P.andall, -• 1-
ve»ter Feldhauer. William ( ’■ Steffke,
fCrnasr tiresehov er pan) P.a>-
rnond Howland, j,;mil .1. V'llliaina. !’• f
er .T. XVelter. AJhert Statikey,
Howard Moulton. .Joseph irlenek Jo
seph If Potnbrowskl. Stuart A Wen
dell. John Kneshei. f>ank r,p. r.
Chester C CJinn. Frsnk Sever. \\
Ham T * T<of»trom, Will am A ’.'in >
John B. Oliver, Bernard MtUm, Tn:*
man H. Boyd. Henry Hodge. Henry
.! Knsrh. Bernard W Segener. Brne<t
1 1- '. Conti. Vahan <». Vamohlan. Marc*
TT At lava. Paul U. Peterson. Pet»-rj
H»ymas*ek. Allis Cenkle. V\ 'llianj Ku
hat. Albert L» Dresnek. Ilarr*. H *>ra- j
Imm, John Bngden. Patrirk Moll a. i
K uistant 1 Prank Marko*
Arthtir Needham, Anth -ny P\ <xk
Joseph Pawlowskl. .Ic'»»rh B :
Burkhardt, William C Weltli h. I
Matena t'lorek, K»»rkor Samar inn i
Raymond Thornhill. Trank Gariand, j
Angelo Bravo, Toward J Wren
Stephen H Kovarafk. Harry j
Cyril Drakeve *, Jim t» Hadji. Joseph
Weatkowskl, -Charles !» R.-ul, John I
Colgen. Pete Heapotis J.-aeph H Buk
hara. August \V Herber. M j
Tannuu, Bal; h 8. Pr- wn. Stanl‘ %
Mawastyn*. wti. a, William and life a, Mr
Hs Tls*:nßerg. I»uia ;'tein
H. S jiubbs, J lluu, B Nsdje. r
A. Wrtaht. V J Celeskt. J. Woitys
K. J. lAomatralsk i. I ivstnskl H
Wonciar. 1. H. Biadyka, K Rasullr
It. Gawrvaexwskl. J Cdych !. I’.-t* s
k*y, J: St ckn.-v. 1. < r # I» j
cone, >\ Ms it man. H
Klocnko, J Ooteffln. F p.e<c.t.oni*.
W. B. Jarvis. l> C Hargrave, a. Bias- |
ko, N, husiel. J. Krtcson. A Stefko. B
Hehrr. A A. Beck. J Matt r ass. 1
Charkovcke C N, Sintg, W C Wag- .
oner, B Keeknwaki, r shenr. J Fh
▼a**o. ts Wnlrxak. \V. B Aisnmntt
<1 s Jrtti <Vi ►. i; T Pi-nP. t K •
ras. XV Pettras. c J Kart- \ lu»e
-sel. J. Kteva. A T J e • . r .
H A. X'eama. V Kovs*|ewlch. J. Ka. !
nlnskt, J tari's.ns. Fred c Zim, H
TaUullc. XV. Kn>kowski W R'wve
elnski, II Ball. J-i T >• < >g.\ II .
May. M lletsler. T XX’irtblrk M L |
Abrams. It \V. Uouah. A »* n . .1 ,\ii- i
draws, W ciarey .1 p \t *| n j. ja,,j. 1
Hvan. A Merkloekv. T A'!»n l «
dy, (*. Crowe. J. Frohman T \t nto
C. 11. Retkowski. P Fls r J < .- i
\* ster. A. P M Jeti-h
C. J. Low man. s. Buff In j Crje. (
daresku, A /eiherneaek. t; 1 .-rr f
V Luejier. M. t A Christie 1 ?
Hehwendnei. XV 1. Schafer A A 1 * r
rl«r. S. Pedetsol. P. .1 Ballard *‘ »
My me. a Usrltng. A J Kllae ]i I
Johnson, J. V <e)*ehotter j * x'an !
landaohoot. *. t n« • ,x s w r rr
K. H Mis XV »r«| !. ’>• !
Mmentkow'ski. ii N Knihlv. J. Kuh
i«hi «n. P Kordi v Middaug it I
XXadlev. r fJlK.ert J T cavana-igh
A. A XVatsof,. T Mohamad. W D P«.
vl«, ! a X'* Daniels. J Garland. A K.
K lentle. W Schrr.dt. C». A 'ehultx U
K. Md'oiia! | tv \1 »i • aefe* <; m 4.
rmpolos M. B- yadses XX* <J Hlling
er. M Bchavrr. v c Jiattie* J. *.
Manes. H B. -no k, X M Buggee N
M<irla«fo, T. George, t». t'aneetrart .1 '
Sab". f» t«. Shalley. Ahrahttn ! i
F. Drr»nanan A. !• Pale • I’ Ban
ach K. J H'-rnml*- Mi« lev. F
J. Hrneral. K. XN tt. ! l*< novan. J !
Kremlen I - ’ Naki. J. Bennett a. 1
tllenfa. P Kariuel, S Mis. I’ <*. [
Tesehe. P K K iii'ala*. <• Milanns
11. Harding. I> Nali*an<i:an 1» T ru- i
lethelnier. A. K -rti'an X" ,-teiHn. II
Holdherg. f* R. M*rrlrk A Ft’ •!*.-
A White J I. suiao W Orah -wskl, !
K Schmelser. F. f'adlntri T le«lak
XV, Prsgert. C. X *nltent;.rgh. r> a 1
Wolf. H Pu-tk. 1. T.nslo p. I-,, |
Cook, ti K lavanian K lainiiit T
Hnldok, \ S.hul* A Minna. 1. Wti |
a**n N Mravunai. W Ci»dd> .1 A.
hpnal 1* Poftuese, s riulln, J B)-
MC M. itrland.. A .Bvdaczew XX
XV Xterx <» XVilkr F J'annunrto l A
X MoI <v. A M R< it. r. j v XV. |.
gel. J Gat tl. J Nagy. J Mtanrxeif, r
Ktilott, P. Kallseeski x L Lars<<n
XV titachelski
T J. Pep*, nskl. I. .tones. XV l aw.
law. O F XX'ahl * J. XVlsntesk;. K J
flerg. A t.urk». I*. S-tWa. XX’ |{ Tall
-11-41. F 1 I / . .| • ! ! t . !
Krk. M M • ivrski P XX
Bprlngmen I t 'o»tehtnan. <t A
Unski J <> T»inn*lt P. Sehutt*. C w
4il> Ti X Hot*r-fs i, F Goldman x|
i , ii xt i. * • stum
hr.o,, h I. flahrva ewakl, M M Key.
orktan j L F ‘Ti'ete J. C tWartnet.
't » i |. i M I >*. ••*,.** t ;
Seknlili Cm M Tr**tter. it Cteeh, A.
Nae* ae■ t. . a It' h,.
»"»». !, B. T!rdrr,an. A M«'Pemw*tt “
Hasan Xt ~r‘M» .» M l*)e- V ArlDlf
ksna. J. (\ Vfnt.ney. a ehingler, M
Ai t.*ln*r J,,hn 1 Hoffman f Mmiu
tek u K LnFrance. C Wtlßams XX 1
V lane#. \ xtwshell, H J Aol« non.
B X X ;e«n t X". Krlat f. P
P*rh*a. t RisTl C Gala*, li. K Matk
le», T s*d*tkos» ek»i Ts. R Wgiters.
J' Ft »vn. J Martena. V. Odd*', K
The Doings of the I>ntTs.
, 6H,NI vuJv to stu . j ; . WtHA 1 Ufc
I r£C3SCX C BxsJVfeii * j R -*T > MWAMofe Ks lAMI
I ; ex s<CT K> ii TV|>*SftfSS L
JU>T AT s/ti.l j V j j Tk**r CvAM.' I’SXJtJUf rliJ INITU UIM
VOU COM!! OACW kATPk.' ? WAIT I w'AIT A L Tlt_C VOMU.C UlNwfiJ
‘
*7^7
I j I ' " -
Huh, Two mcr,<?x j 4rai.f \ ' H s‘u. t'E -J . -t
L — > Hf OMN Stippppj # I '
\ Ucovcc 5Av‘R | J | ‘-UN'-M • I
Wiu. HC"? VyJriT -At*?E WE hasn't, j / x— 1
wone k>»2. tme pan ' j!
t .... I I- m» -L. I ,|«a
I p
. I . 'Vv’*
HI .MAN FACED ( R AiiS II V\ E SOI'I.S
OF JAP SEA PIRATES. S AYS EEUEND
it 'Tnryiiil ii fyn‘*r ft ' M •«
iifiir a *
• •• ' ' ■•'■'} - y■ _ i ■ .
AHtAicm# •KtraMf. n r- .
Hum tins wvh crab l.k- f. *■ tr»-
fairly common hut l*r > a era'
w:rh a “humxn fat*- ”
This cr.ih IS one nf the odd It lev
to b* found jn Jajanexe water
The facy is formed by the vrub’s
back.
According to Japaacst ha nd the
nation was bc.-tet by u plague of
piracy g iew_cii«‘U’ie<* u s jT"u - •
w<>re ravaged and vessels unk
CHRISTMAS
MAILS BURY
POSTMEN
D Y (f EOR(7I' VAt: 7 /.\
Mass f'QVTf*pi}n4rnt I'ntfej 7* ' i-
WASHINGTON !*• .<> Ti
hundred thou and postmen *r» t*
in< Bight HQ*l day to deliver v e r
icr f holiday mail —the hiiftr : in
history -by ’hrlstmas r --.
"And if they sK-ceed,” - .1 A
si.i* ant PoerniaMfer-GenerHl (>*■■
Pi r *-g»-r ioil > "it will b» : -
\tr.ert'a did i * C’hri - tn.as ttu*l'in»
e^rly.”
Records ha*e been battered
Since mid Nov litber, 'Hid fh.Hi f*
H iedrt ds of h indlee pa< kag» -and
le" ere hav» been whtsked to '• 1 r
tle^tjj;a‘ion despite w«» ';n->
staelc*
xvbfilc trains of car*-, unit-* of *
carefully work»-d out riM- 1 mhi ■ or
ta’ion proßrai.i haie b» • n om
nirndeered by the government A
10-car tram was grubbed bv- *he
wxr departin' nt nt N°w York w ♦!-,
tn the ia«t L’4 hours.
Merchants have over burden*d *> ••
pa r c »*i poM b> breaking ur» large * x
p,e* “ abipm- iits on vo. ir,’ of »\
t ons uj *r, ton* of goTem ■• w •
wall ha'vi be n added to lb r po *,|
b i-d» P
"And yet.' said Praege- -report j
rmm all 15 postal divisions :i< f
i CO' ntPT Sho.v 'here Js no o-ri-1 - !
: n- Mi,. ..h-inii or,, f , -
tlrn -
As showing the enormltv of
I
k; s '
I ** f n> it sn.i 1 4
Inf mu 4! filial to th# 1 p4*ftk )
I * *h* Itrt* Vi * • ]R9it vs iT \% hit
was th*- great* m * vrr ha-dud »y
th department.
'Telegram from tl > ■
p« - tmaster •today,’* said Praee* r
o between u p m. anti *
tjf ton# of par ! po*f pa l it
ab re pas < and thru the offli • I , » -
not ib* lude the days run Tb.c iV j
♦ll*- situation «•'erywhere.
7 , ifri V* ■> rrff f 1 ' jf* ») ' i •
HOI ?n \ VS NOT
HANIVCAP TO
RE ViriTING
n< r •/ ->d ' r«iittng in
> trmy -pri
it w X V
1 tf-,< m <■ ri - recruiting
oft! a* ha* - • *f» ok ft »«• Pari* ;«■
i tr;*:nU. s'.t'ma. T l •r- w» r<*
iti-’ ; I ».it ; ri t |*.r -l :
tut•:inn r* r fitting m -icr No,
WOOdwa^d-ftT*.
Th» n«t ' t c-v'Mne * Ylc< •* ;tra
For * l r < r : ’ * k
T*'>■{•!»' ‘to a: for trlja tfcfiy
Mt * %fll *. • O'l oi ittf AfrtMr (t »»# ||.
• ti* H'lifitr Isl •* Jirmlff nr'l
ftiHtr M f»li;i • U« nft»r n«tn
fl fit/* f Mil in.! « rki>
LOOK YOURSELF
OVER CAREFULLY
T)»n» th** ptirrh H-» ifo'rd S'l* .
*.. • i■: ri Fvpttrnr ••?'! M' -'l I"'i 1 f ~
f.rrtoy 'ik.? t-r» : r ■
*¥ Hrtnc of w r » ' !
wMtkn. • oT bod> f, a* tt.o
pytnp*‘'ttt« *f fct-ift* j trnoH*,
« ofintipa?l(*n AH‘l ti;*i t• ■ m
of rtn um*' *m,
romMnatkm to m tk- f po^ith
Oth< rs may fto* n* • ■ t
a in) oat rvrT)b<j*i.v ; <J >iid vFt
Ad?. ’ I
DETROIT TIMES
By A Human.
H WITVM HOARD
FROWNS ON ( ITY
M W VGER PLAN
/ ✓ r
p.i T tm'-n? 'to I'or.-lai* ;md inert .**’
*' [T f< " • U f A <it i
ri rui-s-r x. • | h \
r* n f In r i -
* [ji t wap flna!*
• * * i fifv Cos meat p
r, ' r (5 V7J VO?lr»*
.1 > erv » V •
:.?tv . unco it: <*'■< nn<J r^rrjovp
IVlrif |>hln nFfif M«rl »Has
|g r*c ht F*l his % Job Uffit*—Multi
j .
A Lj-j- and | Wen's *r ' Beautiful Room
Tea Room—4oc ■ . _ . . _
Handsome | of Table Service ,
L'necty Plate
Cafeterta J Luncheon j I ala Carte
Farwell Restaurant
llull<tli*k
Kntire Ha.-oni* nt <>f th«* Far we Buildiiitf— West Side of Griswold 1
Sti'fN-t, Between Grantl River *'md State- Outside
Knt ranee—One Block from Woodward
Christmas Shoppers
find here an atmosphere o! refinement and restfulne*-* which rfs
for added chopping idven#
yiiv . Check your parcci- and t-njnx yourself here.
Basement Liggett Building,
Cfter of the Shopping D'itcict
« n S .Oj JOaite Hudson’# A Crowley Milnei'•
Boerlh * 31
I . * • a Basement of the P**noH«cot Bldg,
Boerlf Qt ,
w p c nOP* Or " ‘A M to 1 P M
i G J 8 Woodward Ave.—Counter
* »' ' Never Closed- Ope>
MOSNIN&SIfIR
BEATEN BT BOY
VVvlktM (‘ochran Pakcs ! »r-l
ititH-k 1 rom \ vlvian
Hilliard Kxpert
WAS
C WNEFAX XVI NS
FROM J. LAYTON
\ rh** ? ir^rn.iti**n al
Y. XI. (). VICTOR
OYER SOLDIERS
r
. . ..t l t » numtot
Mia V
Eastman Kodak Cos. Raised Prices
On all 1917
Kodaks, Premos and Brownies
f ifeSL e ave -'i° t
M\Wm - -
i
BLACK’S K.'Xk, 156"(H»mvAK.>
v * >n»n I t enDiR « Pill V nf« >
WILLARD NOT
RISKING BELT
Title Is Not at Stake
In Coming
( on test
u ill box fur chant), but nut fur the
Dm made tba' clear today when
he spectried that ht* proponed “mil
lion dollar'' It* and C*ro*s bout should |
limited to ten round*, vcith no de
r l*ion and no title at stake
jc«* further declared that ihe
ft<hf should be held in some ,>ig
it>. preferably Chicago, and should j
be staged in a ball park, because of
■ e < -eatln.it capacity This
would i.,.>*n that the match would
L„ >,. *i* held in warm weather.
TANARUS! •* champion suggested that a
committee of.five newspapermen se
lect hta opponent
If the government will rai-e it -
»mbargt on the \t ilUrd-Jc hn on
1 cht movies, J.*»* “aid ho would
v a"• e a’, his share of the receipts
in favor of the lied t ross,
C»ld« Caiuae Headache and Grip
I.WATIVE PROMO QII.VTNE Tab
e - remove -he rails., TL r*
on one "Bromo Quinine K \V
GROVE’S signature (to box. Sb<
Adv
aimtaiii 'n*t'
I til KIMkl I. h t 4.11 HOOK *
1 a les'ime un for "ksi
n>i htifnc.
1 *kl ■ -red -x .
■■•<•* S jo t V'" » n
Ford Smiles
I \ Dm h of Smile* rr. -■*'
uni 3tH- r-a *
«»Rlf Irish stnllr* l*r »‘ t
e»' ' »r- it ' n • • '■ *■' * ;
- at! :t <*'» .t r Me
inrrilot.* of thr fifMl " **r
n ; : • sent a ’ 'at < ’"t
1 n '• ■ ’ " .We ; «'ra 1
«.iift iv\ ‘in in im m ia ,
was South H.nilr»ar«t. « lllrai'i, 111.
I 111 KSI) AY. l> E(’ E M HER 20, 1917
JJSTICE RAPS
NO BOXING LAW
\t*u York Magistrate Thinks
h Will Not Hold
Hold Water
MAV York, iu.. Sixto.n
non out or i v char get! with vfolut
> N* Y itl prl/. right law
*!• ft*-. >«l;t\ . following the first
: ivurabh to tion for boxing aim e On
• . >" went out of existence
n New York
'Lii mu < orris.m held two N>
Afro.s f- :• -i • • •*1 see a lons but said
I’ * ; • m tl ** law forbidding
buxina wa- uncorn t.'urtonal.
Telephone Cherry 4-4 JO. GROCERY CO.
In the Smith Building, State and GHawold
I f>l• ert *i»o» I ix.il N.ltalnUtratlon I I reuse No, ((.lifts:.
SPECIALS FOR FRIDAY
-* i? inf'' s i' ?l »r •: .• I.'llver«d mywhoro in tba city
!’••«•» l Telej I *nc ami • . ».* ! order* solicited.
SE ARCH LIGHT M ATI HES '
6 BOXES 27c
wth r ts-rs fl' -or. ■«r rrocertes.
. i
IlntutMira s«r n k— |
ksc
M*-«f lonaue—
-22c
I nvttb l b**i*»—— 4 **
i.)C
‘moknl 11 ii in »
«>•»
Hull, it * l.lrr— no
<)Uc
Itatsln*—
20
V 12r
13c
Rrnngf, I mtnn find
4 Ifrun Perl Mjj
**hr*ltr*f 4 *fiiov»il« *T T
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h let f1 I 111,CM* •)*'
, • c
I■%itp I o m —lO c
* <.rn— 10.
■Mr *- l'r.»fr» r •—*s q
4 >„Ar
\ pplf llullrr ' t
21c
XMAS <’ANDIES KXTRA SPECIAL
No o t • r, f • • • r.r ■ • i l-etto: line of Xmas candle*
■' 1 , .» f!• ring • : . 1 v • it v Inter**' you this
• \-* v. i>r i * r n-.w -o to avoid t* * la«t da's nish
Pop I t»rn P.illr X
20c
i|)kf.l Jrlli 'frttias
■mlll ro 1.1 ;e « 10c
\ mim I «nd >
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Thrift Club for 1918
You've surely yot one or more neighbors who
uorf memU'rs of our Thrift C lub for 1017.
A k them how much pleasure they enjoyed
when th* check arrived lot their Christma*
money.
Our Club for 101$ is now open for member
ship. .hot a few rents per week jrives you a
tidy sum for Christmas time next yew.
Here’s the payment system:
f/f.p.i- f rrr>t» for flft' W* k * linrl t'Otl Wn I tnrp
arrumulfti'**] f1 - .■>«>
lN*pottit r.o f*»n*= fur ftfiy wKk' anti you will hare
• !,. t »1 • f • fft vri ir i an.l vr 'I will tram
arcutn»la»*d $:,(».««
| .«•; t: .. fur flfr- v> .. k 4 ft* <1 VO!| Will h»T*
arrmuulalfd 1100.00
Peposff f- (, 0 for fifty wmke an ft von will ham
arruoiuloted I^Q/iO.
You can join at the main bank or any of the
branches. •
Ca ' a r and *pr ijrf r rcular and a* Information.
)' BRANCH OFFICES:
1401 Woodward Avp , 1100 Grand River Av*„ 11T4
Jefferaon Ave , 407 Gratiot Ave., 418 N.lchigan Av« ,
'lO woodward Ave. 1479 Fourteenth Ave., Broadwa/
and w thffeii, 591 Oakland, cor. HoibrooK.
PORTUGUESE
TROOPwROJTFOE
Trench Raid Successfully
pulsed. Reports (ien
eral Haig
l.iT\nO\, Ihx*. 20 Portuguese
ruo| repulsed an attempted enem>
raid 'a ’ night .-outheaßt of laivnntle,
I’k Id Mar.-h.il Haig reportwl today.
Ii 1" tie 'hhorliood of Pasaehen
<l.(.f e said, there wan em-my ar
till* rytng.
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