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PAGE EIGHT
THE CALUMET NEWS
FRIDAY, AUGUST 30. 191:
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A HOT
Special Sad
A good grade Mrs. potts Irons, per act
A better v.i. hi,. Mr. Potts It.'iia, pe
Sensible Asbestos Iin.-il Irons, pi r Set
Lover kabeatea PfOae, pr t
Also Polishing. PloUtM-e Shirt U
CARLTON HARDWARE CO
400 FIFTH RT.
The Plate for Reliable Goods ai Mr Prices
Fresh Spices For The
N Pickling Season
cklkpy UMH mi staiiip sppp. DILL 1 1 H VEE. capsl
cum fotm, wieijB rHPfiat llspick. cubby powder
TPIlMKIU' ' POWDHR HTC
A IJ. i SI'li'Ks RK GUARA
U40HBST QUALITY.
Vastbinder
ARRIVALS CF THE STORK.
Mirths ret .-n'- reports In . 1 ,t, I
krtraship w
Sona t. Mr. and Mrs. Bamagj Rot.
kada of Copper i'i'.v t.. Mr. .nul .i ..
l .Viva .i . r i It) . to Mr. Mid
Mrs Hsimeg '"' 4 I " 'I i.ii
street and ! Mr. tad Mt John Kl.-
.uen i( ASpatat,
I hint hp rs ha,- arrived it the hoyic
at Mr gad Mr- tntoo L) v 'ik ..- ii.
141 Bsegad afreet Centnegtfal Heights;
Mr ii, i Mrs s.ir. Ki iih. j ..r i'unr
3 ears in Businesi
Merchants & Miners Bank
CALUMET,
Surplus and ln.ii- bled J t
Stockholder's Liability
Interest Paid on
Ate v a i SAVTNQ pari of your INCOME? If yon jy nnt. who
will take . tre af TOV or TOUR PAMIl.Y v h. n you are SICK ir ..in
.f VPOHK? Tl,. Wise ! PROVIOW fa tli. I'l'TI'KK, when he
is EARNING GOOD wacks. SAVING PART OP hla INCOM&. .
'arTV
Armstrong-Thiclman Lumber Co,
HUIBELL
CALUMET
BBTORt fOTJ GO AWAY ON YOT'lt TRIP TALL ON ITS FOR
A H'ltl.V .! AM BRIO AN RANKRJUI AM St mI ATION TRAV-
BumaT cmeQun, ths safest and must convhnhsnt
WAY OF CAHRTING TRA V I . PI MDS IN 1 11 K unITEjD STATES
AND CANADA. AS WKLL AS A I IN AD.
"A t A ' , : . I r AS IINIT AS PFRPVNAL
CWEE, WITH MO D!FFIC!TI,TT AMOUT IDKNTIFICATIoN.
ai HTMu all i:l THM would.
STATE SAVINGS BANK
LAURIUM,
A COLli
HANDLE
Iron Values
1.15
kU.25
8 1 . 7
:i:i i i;i:sii AXO OF Til
& Read
Pliar.
Pity, Mr. ind Mra. B tfarraa f
vtloaaa and Nr. gd Airs. Matt K.n.-
t jij Pi inktta street
LODGE NOTICES.
All mi-ml'i'W af Court North Star
I '..).. teem No. 17 are r -iiu .tii-d i
meat it I hob nail ktunda) morning
s. at l-t. at .' o'clock sharp
- i a. c Btncoeh, Dajrai Onpt
MICHIGAN.
. . . .$ir.n,noo.on
, .... J4i.tnHi.Mi
. ... IH.AM.M
Time Deposits
The Finest Timber Dis
tricts in the Country
furnish Ufl with the select lilt
end -ii. w pine, hemlock uml
the ..i hardw .i proeor-
able, chosen eept h laity for our
lint f trude Our customerg .ai
hi iH tfmaa r.l upon iih fur
i t 1 1 1 t rleUvarlea ol tn atr ar
il abort not Ice. Yuii will
find the mill arorK t ). tf the
otnd lh prtt aa rUh
aV I J time.
HANCOCK
MICH.
j
WILL TAKE PART
IN THE PROGRAM
Copper Country Educators to Give
Papers at U P. Meet
The program f..i the seventeenth
anmiaJ MtohlSM Biat4 Tea. hats' ln
atllttta, Ui h i .ttlm ie i uiuler thj
nu CM 't lh- Uppai I'elHlisnla K.til-
catlon l aaiHM lati.ai at Iron Mountain,
It ,!.. I. i :t and 4. ilultt.'e.s the names
of a numaar of eoppar i-ountry . .in. ..
tots The pracram i of axdaptlonal
iii.'in. ii.. apapkera in-inx aBaapM the
.. , 1 ..... i f l, tl .....iff ... i
I IKI H lie IIS. UHKeil .ilf i.l a "li-
I . raided i harm ter.
Artmnaaaawta i.r the acoaaaaaaa
th.n ol tht trial tora n arrival at Iron
Mount .in are .t a very elahurate na
ture Gravpa af hiuh school MvaVaaji
and ..then, arlU meet all haconaUafl
tinin". ajad ilracl tba ylaltaia te hotels
aad private baaai a.
The proajnual inaurea a meeting of
rare Interest an. I should attract every
teat h. i ami an. use enthusiasm f.u the
. Ml. It is BTSad that al si hools
ahoald be eloaad duiinp the t. das
convention, ao that aM the leachafa
ma have a chance to attend
m .tiu the speakers of national re)
i;tati..ii win. will lie iii atten.lame nr.
Prof. Katie Karnes of Philadelphia;
pi of. s. n. paaa or .ntioi h noHapa
FaHOW S.ritiK". O.J Miss lMna White
man I nsi i u. tor in story telling. I'ar-
nejjle Lihraty. PlttaBBlglii L. T
W'riv.ht. Sunt. Pul.lic insti u. tion. this
state; In. Kdward Amherst (t:: Irof
A. S. Whitney, rniversity of .Michi
gan; Prof. G. L. Itiovvn, Northern Stat"
(Caraaal aehool Prof w. h. rremh
Mi'. hlnnn Akrii. ultural '. Villege, an. I
others.
Cappar Councry Educators
The copper rountry la espeeWilly vvel.'
honored, the follovrlna balna aahadulad
to git papers:
Hih achool section - The hlah
Rehool eolir.se ill KtlKllsll." S'll t. .lohll
Doelle. HoUk'hlotl.
'.laminar pchool sect ion " A i it lime
tie in the tirades.'' H. A. Lav?, depart
n.ent of mpthwtlca, Hanghtoa.
Ktttdarcarteii and primary section-
Miss Katherlne M. IHette, Calumet,
chairman; "Ethical Traantop' MUM B
Mahoatair, Caltinal
Musi' an. I art se.tion Art as
tauffhi in aidtfern arhooM." Miss BtaM
I'ajnrl. OaeealaS "Hiuh aehool music,"
Miaa MIMHd Romsdahl, Calumet.
Commercial section A. K. Spauld-
Ina. Houahton, chairman; "commercla1
1 ivv in serondary achoola," '.. V.
flravea, Caltajaat.
The following are the offl.era and
executive cdmmtttaa d the matltuta'
Preaideni vV H. Hill, Crystal Palls.
ITIea president CamnklaalaBar ai
aH E Btarna, lahpemtnp.
Secret it v .1. K. Lautner. Manptette.
Treaaiirer Alfred Nlehols, oaeeola
Biecutlva committee L L Wiuin
Lanalnff; .f. P. Jeffers, Palneadale:
.loim '. Bran nan, ironaroatf j Jaapa
Hahhard, Menomin-e,
ENTERTAINMENT ARRANGED.
Will Be Given in Salvation Army Hall
Tomorrow Evening.
The Y..IIIIK People's leilRII of til.
Calmcet Salvation army has made ar
ranpumenta t. plra an entertainment
in the Army hull tomorrow BVentnS
An excellent praprnm has baan pre
pare. I. Iilrh will In. lude solos hy
Walter Jefftap, the well known I. Uml
in.;, i. and Initrn mental duets i.v Ad
jutaii! and Mrs. .la.Uson.
The proprani in detail:
Sol.. Walter .leffery.
HerPallon Kuaaell Robey.
Instrumental duet Adjt. and Urn,
Jet kaon.
Recitation RtatJa Anderaon.
Duet- LttcUhl and Irene W'ilkins.
Corn.'t sol.. Herbert Nelson.
Recitation Arthur Hart....!
Huet Mildr.d and Kit-hard S.-ohle
Hiss solo Jeorm Kowe.
Ite.Pation Allurt Harris.
piano solo Emily Harris.
Male ipiartet.
Refutation Ida Watson.
Plana aala Walter Jeffery,
Hatl 1 selerl Ion.
Tahleau "The Dlaaatiafled Soul,"
alphl uriris.
DUNN TO MEET JOHNSON,
Kid Dunn, the colored llshtnatHrhl
who has made the copper country hi;
headnnarteea atnee he came hen .-.ni
In the summer with Art Godfrey, and
who was one of the prlne pies in Iht
re. put Punn-W'hitlko match at tn
I. Murium town h ill h is aim unued th..t
he will leave p.hottt the middle of n-xl
month for Hurley Wis.. to me.-t a
flKhter named Rattling Johnson, om
Sept. ix. in the meantime Duns nHI
do his training ham,
The Milwaukee County Hospital
SCHOOL FOR NURSES.
offera to a limited number of young
iragaan m asoaEwrt course in the
theory and praatleu of nuraing
Appileanta should be batwaag the
ages of 21 nntl 35 years, hive a gggi
BngUah aggcatioa anil he of Rood
nioral haracter. Monlhlv . ,s, allow
aiues after the prtdnit ...rmry trm.
A ppileal Ion pgpari nnd bulletin af In
formation sent on request Addreaa:
Milwaukee County Hospital
School for Nurses.
WAUWATOSA. WI8.
CORDWOOD
LEAVE ORDERS AT
Queilo's Meal Market
dmngj Phone 159.
Ik
f,Rsr u p 0F Y
tl P t nnvo IC ciinnrop
' " "u" " '"CM
CHESTER J lL B E R T AND ASHLEY
LEVITT HOME FROM LAKE
M I C H I o A M M E.
Chester Jilhert a iu snlev Levitt
i nouie last . .. ruioj ru in the up-
per paaaaaagfn eamp for bays at iike
AHchlKumtne The report the outllH,
i su. ceaaful one and illho.'ah the al-
lendauKa lagg aoi as larRe uh ai
hoped, the spirit which animated IP
voiitiK men was su. h that creut tItlHK
mpectad af future tamps. It was
.m l. led te hold .1 siun.ar an.p ... h
I ear,
J. A. Van bis. mite hove' vvoilmi
l ierintend( ai .and I
'. Plehl of th
' mvertlty of Mtss .iMi were in charge
of the camp and v . i . assisted h. See
retai) W ise yj t IshpemiiiK assKia
iioii an I Supt. Ki.uit ot the lahpeag
inc boj s- work h pal nn-nt
K. H. Svvitar has arrived in Caiav
mi t from Hin klm Mo., and is l.nni
liarlamg himself vvirtThiF nav dttaMa
as aet-ietary of the Calumet aeaoclg
tton, whit h he u to aaaggea an Sept. l
lleorgt W'i stermaii ill ..i thai d..u
take up Ida new duties aa upper pen
insula th-1 1 Maria ry. a position ajaaj
lar to that held hj State Bet retary L.
i RneU. Mr gfeaternuui'i ftutlaa aill
i.. largely in an adviaory cgpaelty. He
Wll seek to inerease the H itie of '. M.
C. A. a. tlvities north of the S.raita.
: LOCAL BREVITIES. v
Robert Lytm of Jollel
orge hardner left
t 'hi. ay., to vbllt.
loiui Hailer has left r
rlaona, to raeate,
is In Calumet
yeaterday for
Turn. um. ai i
M. R. Hall of Mill.
1ml . is in
time I an gjagaarl visit.
Prank Rarnai at anduaky,
v isitlnif in ( alinni-t.
M. K Piiabi. of Montague,
i tonriat. la In Oplumet.
N. Y
i. iv MacDonald, di.imond drill man
left last evening for Duluth.
William H. Kickham left yesterday
:or tlrei n itav , aftei isiting h
jnnn . Simmons of Green Ha
is . ii riv e. i here yeaterday for a via
It.
Mra. Joseph "ertii: 1 ft this ill
noon tor hit mo, v here s he will
visit.
.MISS Mamie l-orsl l of Oak street
haa returned from . triii down th
lakes.
I t-.1 Killmar left 'his aaarnlng
OberMa where he will take a husi
rnurae.
M..ii. lav being. Labor Day, all of th
barber shops in Calumoi win he doat
ill day.
Miss Catherine Lis-i has left for De
trot! wh.ie aha has been moated
some lime.
Miss M. K. Prisble arrived here yes
tenbiy from Muskegon, after an all
summer's visit.
J. A. Shaaron of Duluth. rep rag en I
ing the Sun Line, was In Calumet t
.lav on hualnees
Richard Johns left yeaterdav after
noon for Globe, Ariz., where he ex
pects to locate.
John Becker win leave tl is even in
for Cleveland, where he will spin. I ,
ivvo .voek's vacation.
M John Knivel ami famllv of Kim
street, are home from a three weeks
visit i . Paul.- Harbor.
Mis lanm.i Ashtor, of Chriatobal
Panama Canal 7,one. is rlattlng Mi
and Mra. James A ah ton.
WIN C W'.une of Duluth, lefl r.
imme last even fag aftr vlsltln-- CaiM
met and Laiirium friends.
Miss Blata of Baginaw, one f lis
teacnera for the comina term arrived
In Calumet this motnin
v Mrs. Prank liillet and daughter
Miss Maple, have pone to Wiirdn
IdalkO, where they expect to locate
No special Inisines la xpected lo
come before the Red JgOkel COttni ,;
us reRular meettpa Tuesday evening.
My, and Mrs. William Partis ha
returned from Victoria, Brltlap Colum
hkt and will resume their WBldanct
lien-
Miss Catherine Doiiglaa will leavi
this aventpg for Pelroit whef - sh wil
be located dturlaa the . omiior oahao
in..
Miss Aaaltl Kemp of Seventh sin . ;
una returned (nun a laagtlty visit to
I'etroii : i till other southern .Mlchigav
Itlea.
Piank. the young eon of Thoma
I'eiihnll, Jr.. was operated upon v cs
l. I ilav at ill. C H. hospital, lie Is
doing nicely.
Mrs. M. Oowag of Sault Ste. Marb
is visPinif vvitli lur ilaiiKhter. Miss
Margaret c.wan and with Mr ami
Mrs. P. S. Carlton.
w m. rrevarthen of tin- Qulncy, Is
spending a few days with his parents
Mr. ind Mrs. James Trevartheii of tlu
C. II. location
Miss Parol mi tleinl, r of Leail City
irrived lure this morning. She will i.. -
"c member af the teaching stati
of the local schools.
Mis. J. A Porster of flak street has
leiurnd from St. Paul. Minneapolta
and other Minnesota points where sh
haa vl.dted with friends.
Mr. and Mrs. James C Puller of
Kansas city are viaitine; Mr. Pullers
slsteis. MIS I'rank R. Vastbinder and
Mis. William H. Paiicett.
I Finnic Valro. . H Hianchl, Jn
arptl Rok. John Walz and Dominic
DefUlppI have returned from a few
daya' v isit to the Cappa Pgtm
The Inner. il of the lale Mrs. Samuel
Ml1llm;ton will be held tomorrow af
ti moon, w lib services from the real
dence in charge of Key. L K Long.
J. it AppSepata. larinerly ptiyaeraj
iiln- ior of the Calumet V M C. A.
win leave this evening fot Detfatl to
visit h.f.re entering the P. ,f M IM
i 'cteher,
Raymond VlehgtaaS, who haa beer.
'Isltlng with hla brot.er. James
Nicboiaon of the Plvv and Ten Cent
CHARITY GAME
a arsx m -v
ON LABOR DAY
Goodfellows Asked to Help the
Homeless Children
The charity
baseball game will b
phi veil M-uulav.
Qoadjfailoarf la Caluaeet nag asked to
ragaaaajpai the data and lo turn ..it
and help swell the gate usi-ipis wlo. h
mean m much to the akildren of tgw
Goad win Pgrm and to me Catuaivei
PnbtH hoapital, both worthy Inst tu
EajML
V It In. ugh the game waa irai set fi r
tom. iri.w, th ise in . barge d-cidid il.at
l.ab.,r Hav .voiml be mi. h mote .- u.t-
4be and the I dana areea hltaewd. u
Hie stores and business houses w dl hi
''.!. HlallV Will have an ..tHii.rtni.il
altend to see BOOM if the baseii..il
lav. liti s ot inns iii.iu. bv in i. tl....
tnd anjay a few uproafiana tavjrlM at
their expenae, The old tlmera have
proved that the! IN eood fellows hv
grceiaaj to piav ;. apt end taaaa, arhpg
IrciuaatajMaa prevearted gmny from
attending the Mist an i caueed tht u.u.
Itceipta to be consldetublv leiblciil
Now it is up to the otbei poudfHIoera
in boost the game and t. tarn avi
themselves. Tin se i-inc ccpa. itv :
the park is nracticalh anllanttsva ai..i
is rne esienss .nia, h.-.i ai. wm..n
very cent taken in Bjapna .some aildeii
omfort for UM homeieaa Mttle onet
who have be-n gathered at the Co,.,i
Will lain.
ADJOURN TOMORROW NIGHT.
One of Personal I
to be Continued.
It Is almost certain that the civil
lender far the Keareenaai kamj ai
In uit court which has paaa in gee
nIoii since Monday at Kagle Rtgf fill
be dlsposeii of bv toinoriow night un.l
tourt will ailjourn. The K.i.u, aggf
against the Ahmeek Mining Oempgn
v.as continued today and it is prob
able It will go to the Jurv this a Tag
lag.
i wo personal injury irises re-
muln to be tried at the present term
mil ii is consiiiereii tikelv thta one at
least will be Continued to the psjXI
term. The case of Hasvan vs. the AI-
louag .Mining company probably will
oe irieo lomollow. I.ei'iemllc ale'
Drigeoll are the attornes for tin
t laintiff and Attorney Rees. Robins an
gad P'-lerinann for the AIL. i. .
COMING HERE SEPT. 4.
"The Shepherd of the Hills" Is an In
teresting Play.
Hat-old Hell Wright, the author of
"The Shepherd of The KM Ihe
Winning of Hirl.M.i Wiiith." "The
Calling- of Pan Matthews'' and "Tim!
Printer of IilcMs" has nude. ! col
laboration with Plsb. rv W Reynohb
dmmatlagtlof or i,iH bknm popular
atnrV, "The Nhepherd of Tin rllHa."
The piav has ret eired ar rtroltanl
production from GnaklQ and Ma -
ty. and Manat-er CadMRty of thi CgtU
Mara, left ream dpi far his imme in
Dubois Pa.
The brokerage oiH.-es of Calum. t
Will be closed Katnnltv Slllih'v and
Map lav. Th.- atorea, bgg s. btngja ss
.ii m ami peetoEtce win be clagad an
labor Pa;
The s P, g
ci.il -ales for the
I 'air.' eV(d. 1 4. t
be or. nab Kept.
a, nnnotmoi i m,,
Marquette Count?
irai . TtPkata win
goad f..r return
up to Sept. .
nthoin Lucas Egppblicatl noinl
liee for prosecuting attorney, w ill
i.-ave thin evening for Naptog n. v..
Where he will v Isit w ill) Ml gag ht I
for a short time.
William H. Cooggbeg of i is. la, sus
tallied a SeVcte accident to one iif his
legs while at work underground Bl
the o.s eola mine this greek. He la con
lined to his home.
The fun.ral of the late William
Williams b.,,1; place this afternoon,
with services at the Hh.y tno,gue. Ad-
j. i. noi .la.hson oniciating. Interment
v. as in bake View cemeietv.
ns. w J, HlOy ami daughter, Ruth
left yeaterday for Miiwani...... g 'her
Miss Broy win enter Emwner cotlegi
H Wis erroneously slate.l vestcl.lav
tbg Mrs. Hloy had gone t,, Chicago.
A concert will be given in the c. n
leniiial M. R. church Inmnrma aisaej
ing by members of the Laiirium M
K. church. n axeellenl aeogygra ol
vocal numbers is being nrranged.
Misses Isie Massel. Lillian Aml.-ison
Mini. -ii, i.. gtranberg, Alloa ami Edith
Lindipiisi, nil of whom are members
of the I, H. C. Blah of Calnniet Ih 1,1
reunion al the Hotel Mac at White
Cltr Mondav events
Mr. and Mrs. Nick Peggy have re-
turneii Mom Detrofl where lb,.,- ,-
thr
past four years, an I will amfeg
gtttmel
their future home. Mr, Pe
peelaltaa in furnace repair-
S V will
ing.
Mr. and Mra. Jamea Mi 'lure, and
sons, leorge an, Robert, and Miss .lo
hnnn. are expected home tomorrow or
Siindav from pialnvlew. M'nn.. where
the have I n ,, the omit thr...
eka. The pnrlv Is making the trip
In Mr. McClnre's hie Mitchell tmirtnsi
ar.
CARD P TH v vks
We I ereby wish to convey our
heartf-lt thanks to nnr many frlen'l.-i
for lli.-ir moat kind assistance In our
late bereeveanenl nf our loving hus
band, father and brother. Eeoeclatlv
lo we ,'eslre to tbanU RV Ch.'iS Din.
R-v. Eaagwdahl and friends for
thi- beautiful ftolal offeriiiL's and their
kind .voids of sympathy and .oiisola
tlon. Mrs Mathilda Weld.-linan
ami Cbtblren.
Mrs h Widelman an 1
10 Family.
ll
YOU bUHPLICD wilh
FURS?
Are Your Last Winter's Furs
in Good Shape for Next Winter?
NOW is the Time to Look
after Them.
Call in the Store or Phone
umet
Cal
The Peninsula
Range
as
KECKONEN HARDWARE CO.
Calumet
mt theater has uccured the oriyina!
cast ami produallog for ids theater
II Sept. f,
The bhepbrrxl ..f Tin- HlllaM is ;,
splemiid stoi of retfl life am the
iari; htlls .if Iftaaourl and AiLati
'f you gti thoTc yoa trtp M II) Had
a Mutton II .;i..w. n hiW Mke l w...
Hulk ami pet pie like Raman) i , .
-fount; Man. M.ul M.m.i.i and Putt.ci
ilowiit. i 'tinging lo tin
simply till, la the v ej
beautiful atoi
atn.o:.: n i of
-glon v. Rich is
I he life of III i t :i .
So I
aeni
d.v unfamiliar
to the i i i .
is it la ;
i. in
ih of new k
strong play,
lilies.
II.
Well
i ml
t h
ma n
JEWISH NEW YLAR
i Valumel .1 v. :-.h realdents
lr: urraitgementa for the
liaigi anci
11 II N.v.
rts T In
tb.sh rloghana, th Je
rear, a hli h falls on Pi ni
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Phone 163, Mich.
da.v is oliserv.
reformed Jew
l ontlnue to
.1 alike hi oi I hodok alHl
ami the gen loei uag d
two d.tva. Sne.'ui j. .
loee of a religious nature will be held
i t. , which Ibera win be pg aatertalu
meni and supper.
Ralbtlnt operatioaai in qfere'aad era
badly hampered hy scarcity of stru.
turpi iron and a teal
Ti
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n cits up hi 11 .,11 roN
11 il'XTV,
I wish to extend to you all a vote
.1 thanka for the strong itgporl tag
. te acoorded net at the piinsarj eieu
tion w'nh gave me the nominal l. hi
for tic- office of Mine Inspe. t... gf
lioiicbton County. Your as.-iatance
hag been fbaatly appreciated and
truat I win receive the same Mrogf
support at the polls in November.
Thomas II I me -
vSlip-Ons
Rubber
Coats
Mackinaws
Sweaters
These gin merits are just
the thing for these
raw days
CALUMET
DON'T GET IN THE HOLE
bnv 11 .-v. Hi bettft- every way.
besides You front hive to w.irr-.,
we .Ion I have to rush, Hod
,t us ai 111. ni. 1 let our pres
ent uut'tallopg a1 kdgg ur
orders w ilh us Boon us posibb
BhJgi . You II th ink na later on
r .r the suggestion. We like t"
Reap busy.
ED. ULSETH
Yards at Calumet, Tamrack,
Copper City.

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