The Courier from Waterloo, Iowa • 12

EVENING COURIER AND REPORTER, WATERLOO, IOWA Mnj.Y. I III' I I low was not interested In that part of the park; that he did not puss to that side of Hin midway and knew nothing of what was going on there. li inl il i mi mi I 1 .1 ke Till' limn mi 'i il. J. FURBUSH IS Memories Press, as Pioneer Moves from Home Occupied 52 Years Mrs.

Stanchfleld are talking to Hi different Hoiary clubs and as Wa ferloo bordered on their Itinerary Waterloo hail the goad fortune hear these gentlemen. never get out. To remedy this organized central bunk In Madras to finance banks in the village. One hundred and sixty of these bunks are in Hration and the work is fi ih.it mi li mi gi liiiiinv 11 1) 1 11 lOW I TERRELL, A STATE AGEfJT, ON TRIAL Ho tesillled that he never hud vlii- hardlv get llnni open fir shut. Folk I nioTini nr nun immi' i nn VICTIM OF GAS; Ited tins concessions In question.

i progressing ut the rate of two K. J. Wenner. county attorney. week.

Tliii v-t hree Indian secretar-j and his assistant. Air. French. Hie les are in the field organizing nod prosecuting the case for the slate, i each Is an expert banker. I 1..

INFLUENZA I'lilH I'f Mi'il nn Bride lulu (W s.unli tMili-y i. Mllll I.IOIlVllie 111 1IIH ueieilHI" I I. c. taught ru is J. W.

Arbuckle of Waterloo. FQUfJD IfJ HOI Several state agents are here for lhe trial, three of them an it Mulberry Mrrrt, Hating I In- Only Hnlnl.i-'Iluil Block. lll'tlM I iiliiilj I il ill Kill th Cold. At th fir.t v. ere born four daughters and a con Mrs.

H. li. llliains. J. I.

and Je: -lit Cooley of Waterloo. Mrs, Joseph A. I.eavltt. of I.im Angeles, and Mm. barb- Pinker of Curnduff.

Can. Mr, Cooley Pioneer, Heiijamiii M. Cooley plutted a large pari of lhe east business M-e-I Kill III 4 He uu the oldest brol lu r. of Cooley and never maiiied. Thomas ooley the lather, was a wealthy land Appeal Cum- for and lt(-tcry Aired Itefore Jury In District Court.

"'Well, I II send Vol! il i III tics fur but I I 1 ('II I rot a i liii here, fti ill in ln 1: til (1 1 1 IS li III II 111 III' 111 I 'I tillig. I a reading a Mnrv in thn i 1 so iil i li-i- tliis and ir li il, iiii'l II. i II in Led. "Hoping to' see 'Ul soon. illll (nz tak HILL'S tie natives how to use this money In good Investments and In some cases ill two years they have doubled their' earning rapacity and in many case trebled It.

They urged them to buy-iron plows and discard the wooden ones that have been In use for two thousand years, He brought out the facts that; India sent a million and a half vol-1 Aftci living In tin- same him (it yeais mil) 111 I in- same house lot- 1,1 years, AliM. Sarah C. Cooiey, Rotarians Learn of China and India by Guests from Afar CASCARAPNINE wlilovv ill James 1,. ('onll lo- Man Apparently Had Been Dead for Week: Discovery Yesterday by Neighbor. WAS IT ACCIDENTAL.

OR In the early days and gint; ilii. 01 iikhIiiu from fill! ill hertv holder your iiui' tmliliy. A. J. alie of Walker, In.

Fiirhmdi's p-' i -if lUc I U'alKcr. I.t. A sister. Mrs c. Morse, lives lit Dawson sireef.

Ull'l Illll. He had I'Vl'll 111 Illl'll'jtV illll'llt tOlll' VCIIM. His Ctliplo Ull'llf with Hi" Central I. ili' began March tee I III I tie td 1 1 II (III II. 1 1 I 111 ell I I i i (i chin clies.

I.iind was given lor the Illinois Central chopa Dei interest thrtiouf Ion a is shown in the trial of Die case of state of Iowa against Henry W. Terrell, the oldest slate agent, now coiiliei ted ith the department of Justice, peter J. Hock, a city po- liceinan, who was acting as a dep. uty sheriff at Fleciric piirk last Hummer, is the complaining it-; ness. Hi! claims Tern II Is guilty of assault and battery, alleging that the state agent at p.

Aug. 31, pressed a revolver against his stom Sundtrd toll remedy for 10 ye" ss XX tablet lorm ule, sure. lev hrrak up a encl in 2 eitrs relieve rriD in i dev M'ITU Cllinnil tNTFNT? l.it. Prior thai ntm he 1 in lhe automobile In olii rage us- mi Wellington si reel Memories came trooping in upon this icw-red pioneer as k1h weui hiiut the nniK of packing her fur-mi lire loi moving. was ill the iinuse she was about (o leave that all bin one of Iter five children were, Horn, Jt was into a home only Jon, I' el away Hint she hud moved as a1 junteers to France and that they fought on every front hut the Ital-i Ian and the Russian.

India leads the world In the production of cattle, rice and Jute, or hemp. Hecatise of lack of medical men and facilities they lost six millions In the "flu" The population is three hundred and thirty millions and 'three hundred million of tlieiu live I in villages. There are seven hun-idred thousand villages. Harry V. White, international secretary of the Y.

M. C. was ex- Horn bick if it feili. Th' i At the regular weekly luncheon 'of Notary In Hotel Hnssell-LaniHim today, Charles li. Herschleh.

for nix iund a half years gcnernl Y. M. C. A. secretary In Tsinan Ku.

capital of 'the province of Shautuiig, China, ii nd O. O. Stanchfleld, national rural secretary of India, with headquarters in Calcutta, were introduced by John T. Houser, generul Hec-retnry of the Waterloo Y. M.

C. A. Mm I Ir. ru. U.I, ,1,1 l.nm ll.

WW box hi a Be-n with Mr. Milli by the (Ooleys also. And here Is, an explain I Ion of why Fourth: tiie main business thoro- Ibm; of Waterloo, makes a turn ut Franklin si reel. In his first plat-; ling Heiijamiii Cooley included in his tract the property extending north only as far as Franklin i si reel. Cuter 10 acres was donated to the Illinois Central and after; that was done the property adja-i i i i mm xx picture.

Home; No At All Drag jitm ach. Terrell denies the allegation, setting up the counter claim that Itoek VVife Was Away From Letter to Her Gives Hint of Trouble. biiue on eve, lSti.1. Her lover and fiance had returned from long Miice in (he civil war only but at the last Chinese people look upon the Sha i ned that was guilty of assault anil buttery upon him. The trial before a jury in Judge i J.

K. Williams' division is on appeal I from municipal court. The jurors Jure Wilbes, Charles Huck-: Ins. C. Sweitzer.

II. Crone, Itlesri and al-o was as a sheet tnetal woikii'. being employed by t'ovell Son lie was well known in union labor i iiiIi-h, When at Walker Mr. Ku rlnish Was associated witli his father ill the hard ware and implement business. Kvei body who knew him intimately today spoke highly of Mr Km bush 's character and of his bus-itie-s Thev say he was a nine-loving man and that he was kind lo his Me and In his relatives.

'lhe accident theoiy of death re-leived supporters todav. A number of fibuds said that he undoubtedly went lo sleep while reading and lit'Ver oke up; Unit be (O.vgen in-4-oe kitchen was consumed he (he flame in the stove and that cent was jdatted, hut ir bourth street were lo continue. Oh a straight line from Franklin it would bisect the shop grounds. Thus it became lieiessaiy lo make an angle tu Franklin street. Graduate Knglneer Aspo.

Mem, Am. Soc. C. llDWAHD H. TOCHTIILLOT Civil laigineer Ochvein, Iowa Municipal, Drainage and Architect ural Engineering, Land Surveying Estimates, Reports.

Office-City Hall Phone: Off.aOJ Residence Black 995 the Chinese first became an organ- i Ceorge Wellinan, O. P. her I Louis Hickman, I. W. Plough, Al-! The reason Mr-1.

Cooley and Fish. A. B. beet Sweiter, Carl Hawver, T. S.

Wells. ued stute. four thousand years ago; second, it Is the home and burviiig; place of Confucius, the great Chin-; ese teacher. 400 p. and for thin' reason they call Shantung the sacred province; third.

Shantung is very wealthy in both agricultural and mineral resources coal is! found In abundance, iron and gold is mined and recently diamonds OUT 0' ORDER STOMACHS daughter, Miss Jessie, are leaving the old home, which is still 111 good condition, is that they want to be free from ibe responsibility of keeping up the house, tenditig the furnace, mmving the lawn in summer, and shoveling the snow in winter. WHY WOT THY POPHAM'S I ASTHMA MEDICINE poured out and Mil focated the loin et her sOt01YtLUOCITS PMCKSIXIO ident and Fui lim-h cai'lii "oxf roi ii.oo TWAI. PACKAQC BY MAIL lOe. Indigestion, Acidity, Sourness and Gases ended with insurance ill Hold an lniiies. Sidney I).

Smith, coroner, to i WILLIAMS MFG. Prop. Cltvtland. 0. were discovered; fourth.

Shantung produces the more stalwart China-' men of the provinces. That is showi by the fact that out of the 150. 00M laborers sent to France from China' to do their hit. UiO.OOO of them! were from Shantung. Mr.

Ilerschlebj pointed out thrt while these Chin a -mint time before, and they were Iv liappv. She was bride 'at 1 "Many pleasant memories (luster about my home here on Mulberry treet," said Mrs. Cooley yesterday. When Mr. Cooley and 1 moved initi the home of his father, i Thomas Cooley, after our marriage, jour little house was the only building In the block bounded by l.a-J layette, Fourth, Mulberry and Park avenue, lhe corner on which that I house stood later was 'used as a Kite for (J race Fpiscopal church.

Our home here was built in 1 Mi 7 and I have lived in il ever 'since, being conlined more closely because of my husband's aflliclion -he was blind for Ha years. In thai tinii' 1 was scarcely of the house over night. In all that period I was not away from home to exceed a week, nil told. Here all my children, except the oldest child, were born and here we have lived, while seeing the city row; and thrive and spread out over the adjoining blocks. "In the block southwest, hounded by Sycamore, Fourth.

I.afayeite and Paik avenue, there were only three modest, business buildings nC the time we were married. We have Dr. Humbling Devices in Deal? It Is alleged hy lhe defense that the mixup between Terrell and Hock grew out of the presence of certain gambling devices at the park pinwheels and punch hoards and the raid hy state agents to' confiscate them. Hock was asked by Terrell to "get a wheel," but he i refused, the defense claims, asking for Terrell's credentials. Hock said Terrell appeared! preaJly excited; that when he asked the state agent to show his creden-j Hals the latter drew his revolver.

Conflicting Testimony. I Both Waller It. French, whoi made the opening statement for the! state, and (i. P. Linnville of Cedars last Night' News in Urief ei i i iTiniii i mum i enaaii i mi i for Safe by Hendersuii Drug Co.

Pape's Dapepsin' tin roini.lt. the death of 'Andrew J. ni.m-I'crr of the Central Lite Assnram Mii ii'iv df tin; I i 1 1 Stales. l.feless hotly was lound yo-tcrdav li I ternooil in Ins bono' a I 7 41' Koher avenue, lie was 1 year did. married, hut childless.

He a Alone, his wife having been absent lor several weeks mi a visii with In parents ol Epworth. la. From a letter which he had written before ileatli il surmised that Furbush died a week ago today. The letter us daieil (lit Whither death was due tu liamral causes, was iiniilenl.il or the result of suicidal intent tnti'-l remain tor a coroner' jury in determine. Thi? remains, after Coroner Sid-nev 1).

Siniih had lined the body and lhe surroundings, were removed to Petersen Bros." mortuary to await burial. Body I inn in Hepoc. Mr. Furlulsli was the guesl of a friend at dinner a week ago yetcr-dav. Since then he had lint tieell seen, but his absence did not cause anxiety as his work look him out 1 of the'iiiy.

Mrs. It. Keeley. a neighbor liv-inc; next door, had been taKini; care of the mail. Yesterday she deteii-ed a strons; odor of sas and reported that fact to -Mr.

Feeley. who forced an entrance thru a screen door 1 hat hud been hooked. Can, lioured out; in a stifling London A dispatch from Cairo, dav slated (hat he would hold an linj ue-1 to inuiiit'e into the mysterious death, probable this afternoon if witnesses could be secured. Xo Sunday Funerals in Texas Cities, Is Ob jeel of Ministers further rioting and ese were in France side bv side with the Americans and laving down their lives in the conflict for democracy their native home was being taken from them and given to a foreign power. rvpt.

says Sure Relief looting occurred in Alexandria, and The moment you eat a tablet or two of Pape's Diapepsin all the lumps of indigestion pain, the sourness, heartburn and belching of gases, due to acidity, vaniuh truly wonderful! that Hie rioters yvere dispersed by China went into the war at the invitation of America iind hoped bv Hapids. who made the statement Millions of people know that it machine guns. Macon, Ua.t A negro accused of attacking a while wonmn was burned to death by a mob near Camp Harris. for the defense, claimed the testi-. her fntry to obtain a bearing ut the i is needless to be bothered with m2m monv would be conflicting in part, peace tame, and American Biipport, indigestion, dyspepsia or a dlsor-Hock said he worked three hours her claim for Shantung.

Idered stomach. A few tablets of Hrganicil Banks in India. three nights a week at the dance, Pape's Diapepsin neutralize acidity Hclsinjisfois, Finland: Petiograil 6 Bell-ans has been without bread two weeks, 1 pavilion, neing engaged us ponce-t u. u. Man field nan neen around thousands of persons dying Waterloo in tna daytime.

tie world twice, jus work in India seen the" Duslness district expand according to a Hot water Sure Relief until it has hemmed its in on tliree I from a Moscow and give relief at once no wait-! ing! Buy a box of Pape's Diapepsin now! Don't stay dyspeptic! Try to regulate your stomach so you I can eat favorite foods without causing distress. The cost is so' The benefits so great. Ad-: vertisement. Finn who escaped prison camp. 1.

Suggestion i iiiss-rAaiiiiiittiiuii, ivoi iv num iims ueeu lur inw must pun (iiKftiuz- he worked for the management of jing banks in the villages. When lie the park and was paid by it. lie arrived in India he found the native denied that he knew of the pres-, farmers paying as much as 75 per si.leu I At one shb- of the Cooley home Washington, mE LL-AL1S ihi. Terminal build ng. at thel limit tile whole-sale coal trade as- 0f ay (rambling devices at any cent on borroyved money.

When Dallas. Tex, Nov. Il- Sunday funerals are being discouraged in scleral Texas cities. The Dallas Castors' association recently adopted tesoltitions against Sunday fu-neraK except where health rules necessitate burials on that dav, and now the minister's organization In t'lctmrne bus adopted similar resolutions. Action in boi eases was taken to moid possible strikes of grave diggers and olhers associated with funerals.

The clergymen pointed out it was desirable to permit florists, grave diggers i and other- in this class to observe, the Sabbath as a day of rest, I a soeiation of orK tnat Hie gov of the concessions, stating that he 'native once went into debt he cpuhl LFOR INDIGESTION ernment thouUI not fix a maximum! price for coal during the brought from Attorney General Palmer the statement that he would take the same action against persons enhancing prices as was taken against union officers. nrtintnt rear is the Waterloo theatre and at the other side is the Labor Mrs. Cooley expressed pleasure at i the fact that, on the eve of her ro-j inoval, she had received many ex- pressions of regret from friends in I hat seel ion of the city whom shej had known for years regret that; she was moving farther away but she explained that: many welcoming hands are being extended to her i trom that pari, of the city into lib she is moving. A Native of Illinois. Mis.

Cooley came to Waterloo! with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. I Samuel Lichty, in the spring of lstio. She then was 14 years old. When the nation called for troops' to preserve the union, Mr.

Lichty i and four sons rallied to the colors, i The father died after six months', torture in l.ibby prison, one soldier1 son was killed in a railroad wreck when on his way home, another son 't nrTf try? rArr. J. E. ALLEN Physician and Surgeon Offices 502-3-4 Pluck's ltldg. Ofl'icc Phone ISO.

licsitlcnt'p IMionc 270. MICH CAIlllK.C. Michael Can ipg, age a retired railroad man who served for many years on the Illinois Central i.s a passenger conductor, died at the home of his sister. Miss Margaret i'arrigg, 112 Argyle street, at 1 a. m.

today. He suncr-ed bad heallh for several years. Michael Carrigg was horn in Syracuse. in He came In in I. i rl v- villi 11 mill in the Soldiers' home at Mar- n.l im iiimlininl In itroa it Ul led unit it one time tie usis anl- shalltown and two of the sons, Mrs.

DR. PERCY R. WOOD EYE. EAB, thkoat I. cavil A- Johnson Itauk Waterloo, Iowa.

Phone 263 Suite 908-909 Hours: 9 to 12 A.M. 2 to 5 P. M. Charles Franklin Bennett, M. D.

(iY.S AEt OLOHIST PEllKIATKIsr master in the local Illinois Central Cooley's brothers, are living near-vards for a jierio.l of seven years, by Cyrus Lielity at Cedar Falls in he accepted a position on a ami Lichtj nt Dike. Mrs. Panama canal railroad Lydia Ford, a sisler of Mrs. where be remained four years. 1 1 i also lives at Cedar Falls.

Booms 700-710 Black Bids. Hours: 10 to 12 2 to 4 Boys9 and Young Men's Clothing Tuesday, 8:30 A. M. Be on Time aibs noil Hoots" the Medicine. Mrs.

Cooley's parents were natives of Somerset county. Pa. They had eight children and the mother, with tiie aid of herbs and roots only, was the family physician. I'p to the time Mrs. Cooley was or' 10 years old no call was ever made for a physician, because the mother was able to doctor the little ones when they were indisposed.

In Mr i'oolev's familv there were Evenings by Appointment E. M. JACKSON, D.D.S. Prosthodontist Practice Limited to Plate Work. retired from his profession after his let urn to Iow a.

He leaves three children Mrs. (1. M. t'lapp, Frances and Steve Car-rigs, iill of Portland, Ore. He is also survived by the following brothers and sisters: Mrs.

Charles Flynn, Hes Moines: Mrs. 11. A. Sailer, Est herville: Margaret Carrigg. Waterloo: and Sieve Carrigg.

Waterloo, and John Carrigg. Pennington township. Funeral sen ices will be at 0:.10 a m. Fridav at St. Joseph's Catholic church.

Father E. .1. Slut-ton' olticiat ing. Burin! will be in Calvary cemetery. Friends are requested not lo send flowers.

14 Black will bo 10 children and the invalid of the Office open about November 3rd. group, a girl, outlived all the rest. She is f2 years of age. Mr. Cooley i died several years ago.

To Mr. and Mrs. J. Cooley Dr. J.

C. Murphy, D.D.S. Cvodonlisl 'Practice limited to Ex'raetion of Teeth, Anesthesia, Dental Kadio graphy. Offices 1-I5 First Nat Bank llld-. Offices to be opened about Nov.

19 DR. WM. ii. ROSS KOI la'iivitl and Johnson Building. Prac'ice limited to diagnosis and treatment of Tuberculosis and Chronic Diseases of the chft.

jOBice Hours 2:00 to P. M. I Evenlncs by appointment. A FTER a big month's business in our Boy's and Young Men's Clothing Section, we are determined to close out all odd lots and broken sizes of Boys' and Young Men's Clothing and Furnishings. Be on time Tuesday, 8:30 a.

m. early selections have always been best. t' T.1 r. Feelev discovered Air, rut-bush's both' lyinc on the kitchen floor near the pas ranee. The Kas jets that feed the oven were open.

The body was lying on the back, hands and" lens Btret bed out. as if laid out by an undertaker. The features were in repose and the whole appearance was that of a mini in litter relaxation, seekinf? rest. There was no indication of a no confusion, no contortion of the features. Whs Ileadini; Mleraiy liivet.

The letter which l-'urbush liad written to his wife stated that he had not started a fire in the furnace, but whs deriviner some heat from the kitchen that lie was reading the Literary Higest and was looking for his wife to come home. This would indicate the uas was lighted. Vnder the body was the losed volume of a late number of the Literary J)isest. Dose by his side were his glasses, evidently having fallen from his nose when he slid from his chair The letter, was close by and his hat and overcoat were lytni: on the kitchen table, close at hand. Three Theories Prevail.

Three theories of death might be advanced from the surroundings: Heath from natural causes; In this event the body would slide from the chair to the floor. The pas would burn until the supply of nxy- pen in the house was when lhe flame would die, but lhe pas ould conl I un to How He.iih by in cident In this event Mr. Kurbiish riipht have fallen liis'eep while reading, the flame might have become extinguished for hok of oxygen the kitchen' door was closed and the escaping, pas might bine overcome him in t-leep. Heath by sun 'n event the (henry lias been expressed that he might be'ter have used a loaded revolver which was found under bis or that he would court derith while lying on the floor rather than while sitting in a (hair reading. Head I n.

ler ibe hair. The head was partially under the frnp.t of the kitchen ihair, but i -would t'e possible a the (hair was near the wall If the body slid to the. floor, the chair would be throw back but the balance would be ibe other way and it would resume us Handing position. Teller Show Normal Mind. It is upparent from li" text of Hie letter which Mr.

Kurbiish wrote to his wife 21 that lir died on day evening. There is nothing in the text lo show any vagary of mind any abnormal rendition. Those who knew him say the letter sound--just as Mr. wan wont to talk cheery, jovial, kind-hearted. The letter, written with lead pencil, was placed in an envelope ready for mailing.

The important, parts of the text were as follows: "My Hear Wife Well. I will write a few lines as I received your letters Saturday. I did not pet them soon enough to ratch yon at Joe so I will send (his to Vela's, as i suppose yon will be there this v.V"l. "I have been out of town all the time since jou were away and have worked up some pood business. Was down to Walker last week and delivered some policies, bur did no1 pet vrrv nun 11 innnev.

Complained of Cold. "I have got a terrible cold, but I guess nearly every one lias. Il cold tonight, and I woull not be surprised if it became colder To.norrow I mu some coal I have r.ot had any fire in ti furnace since if became cold. 1 1 (he s'ove and warm up lie kitchen, and read by tb fire "G-e. but I wish you would hurry Iiinnc a I am lotiesnn.e.

I f.uppos ynii have been having a pood that xou have not had time to ret lnnevome. bet I'll look for yn i l.ntrii' about Sat i da v. li bet you'll h-p sen 1 1 hy. How are pa a he tr'p? 1 hoiw all well. (jiv all 'he folks my re-; and tMl Tin romltia i- ti end go Uotitmp when rabbit1 rt S- i) Mine lo I lie.

I s'liicg on (he gH; s'ove nr. 1 i i i-e ii 's Ill Hart a Ma never asks what 111 have for breakfast-she just gives me SCMSTBES A. BOATMAN, D.D.S. Special Attention to Pyorrhea L. and .1.

Hank Hours 8 to 12 1 to 5. Phone 398 rm ii She knows what I like 1 1i.rMi:-4.- F. C. LEE i OPTOMETB1ST ALl, wOllK GCAHANTEED 10 ears' Kxpe: lene r.OI MTiEET I Superior Corn f-ktKi'3 One lot Boys' High School and Young Men's Suits, sizes up to 38. Out they go Tuesday, at 25 Per Cent Discount One lot Boys' Heavy Coat Sweaters all wool and no-tare button holes, at 20 Per Cent Discount One lot Boys' Velvet Hats, all good shapes and dark colorings, tomorrow One-Half Price 48 Boys' Knickerbocker Suits, ages 6 to 16 years.

Some with two pairs of knickers. Regular values to $12.50, Tuesday $7.45 One lot Boys' Blouses, light and dark colors, sizes 6 to 16 years, regular 85c values, choice 59c One lot Boys' Rompers, ages 1 to 7 years, light and dark colors, values to $1.75, Tuesday 95c DR. R. E. RUSSELL 211-14 Black Hawk Practice Limited to Diseases of the Eye.

Ear, Nose and Throat. Office, Plume 1 1 lies. liiOO Hours: 9 1 2 a. 2 p. m.

Ma rf In Car. Suear tu 5H vnn til I ill I Dr. Lillie A. Arnett Practice limited to disease of women and children. 31 1-1 a Commercial Bblg.

Oflico Phone JJ.VI. Ilesidenee Fiilleiton Pl(ics. Plume KM. a DC II! 15 Dozen Trench Caps, mostly dark Velvets, some with inbands, values up to $2.00, Tuesday Fourth Floor. Waterloo Community Drama League LADY FREDERICK A Comedy in Three Acts.

Waterloo Theatre Nov. 5, 1919. Tickets. 50c. -i-, Best Pricey on STOVES, TOOLS Auto nod lice Wim E.

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