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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-31

The fz4tawttsz tataF wssx With the
grezf and aniy+ Jaha l. aull vaH.
vhe viii - sees Ia &satthe 70 MAJ.
Nsas ohtaInaa b. Iaaah Waiaask.
Yaa star spseisI esasres lsspassleaf. a
few days Rgo. The Rrnanl pan , tEF
sbesohas are by aterfiela. wllaau
eaFteoas are veil shawa 81 AL star
readers.
I cAa train down 10 80 p0anas
IA six o. eight months.. said JEAN
l.. sullivan IA talking OF hts ellal
nsaWe 81 Garhsst. I@ffFieA and FTxz-
asnsmass4.
Ha8 days chase - the 90 =elmts
naaa haa flHaEly lasaasa hta N ~
na@ltnE nsgam - a paiaffAi Tari<taa
bath heBas. Ne tAfkzaa confidently
Of raax exploits - euma lie MAJ
have been tnflaaucssi. though. ~
the faes that he had plann 4 star
ring trtp - lzzsf 4 easlpla Il nanfiaA
Tt4sy say hts asaa h a. yumrs Kfa
i0oks 10 years alalsf tits hair and
m astaetae aFs parfsetlY white ~
syebrUza are aark. Ills faes il
aFsHE. thoUEh II shows itnns I'm
planted there hy the atrenuons tifs
the gladiator has led His voice Is
deep ard ruahlfng g. In ths days
Of h# siary
When Sullivan hexan the Turkish
bath feature Il his training in thu
mlddle q February he weighed ge0
pounda. He says ne IL sUina to take
of 60 pounds
They'll say you are TOO old la
fight. was suggested
Nothing to Il. be answered
Nith = deep Enswl In as. Fi1z
stm0ns Is f5 and has done SONS
E0ud fighting sinon ne pnaNnd 90
Mace At ~ and Co.'s and ts put up
good flghta
N going after all tine big feI
Iowa They eaa't tarn the down
CoThett Waa the one I Waa after
but he says ne IL done With the
hing and &lu tend strictly 10 aetIas
It's long time before he'll be a.
ACTOR Actors are born. not made
With him out. I'll fight any mar
! can Eat | cant any more than
get heat "
sullivan manager NaYs that on
the tour the former champion viii
take on AL eomsra for four rounds
Sullivan said be Proposed 20 give
monolaR and sparrina exhibition
In a reeent reply to a challenge
BY Fitzaimmona. alleged TO he back
ed with a deposit Of g. aga. Sullivan
said the money barred him from &c
esptinE r. In hts sfiuah" days thai
would have been mere bsEatelle.
In the sight months trip made
In 1884, said Sullivan we clear
I'd So. o0e Al Smith was in with
me On that I've made more than
q million .
Then 4 dream Of his greatness
came 10 him and be added. .On
that trip We offered 81 600 10 any
man not stopped In four rounds. and
nobody got the money. Yes. 1t was
the only trip Of the kind thht has
ever been made. you can eamb on
that knocked out more than lao
men
As 10 the celebrities he has me-
Sullivan said RoaaevaIts Yes /
know him personally lie is an ali
right fellow He likes the game I
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-31
AFTER nII.LEnsANn.

Doc. Hillsbrand. tho ta.ous foot
ball aud baseball coach to Princeton
csafns. ha2 received an offer from
the University Of California 10
coach It's football cssnsispoas ns4t
fall Tho offer usS received the
other Any and IL selrH ea-naptrrsd
BY niiis'orass. atrsouah Il Is not
lilosiy he will leave Pri.eeton.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-31
The Chickerino
Piano
Has has many iuuttnssra bu
NO EQUALS
n ftis every requirement. IN
ToNs. ToueH AND DURABILITY

Established 50 years and over Ice. =
zoe IN usa. Feu are Invited - come
IN u aee. try hear and huY . Chiek=
srinE Piano Il yOu want the FINEST
On earth.
Also = large assortment Of Hetart
n. Cable KImhaI. HaddaTff. peaaa.
d g. Johnston "a. and various - her
f4anoa 70 salacf THoru.
We have a nsEnssr sf Rassa offers
IN slightly used pianaa On very easy
terms.
htaHo# ana organs tuned. repaired.
polished. moved and stored
Cd Instruments taken in exchange
ar part payment en- rev oneH
a cordial iHv4taafun IL extended
ta anyone Interested n the purchase
Of REGULAR PIPE ORGAN to
cali and sse ana hear the beautiful
fW1-manual Kimbau Tubular puauz
mat organ we have IN STICK
How hboHf an electric piano with
o Without keYboa rds W. bava
both. Prices from tBs8 60 7so.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-31

Mems regular ais and s2o Hand.
Tailored Suits In rev sprIBa Nar.
steaa. imported Scotch mixtures
ehsFiuts etc for sI2.so SAT- urday
Perfect fitting A. Bridge a c.
i4tb=i4t7 Second. sae
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-31

DO You KNOW that many for.
tunes have been made by carefully
watching the classified columns.
Possibly the opportunity you have
been waiting for viii appear In the
To Rent column Of The star o.
morrow @ss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-31

Morning and might trains to and
from Anaeortsa via Great Norfhsrn
railway Leave Seattle 20 a m.
J. Is D m. Effective Sunday. April
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-31
A Talk With John |.

me FAMOUS GLADIATOR OF TIE RiNo WHO WILL
SEEN IN SEATTLE. GIVES STAR CORRESPONDENT AN
ENTERTAINING INTERVIEW
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-31

Men'a regular SIS and $50 Hand
Tailored Suits in new Spring Wor-
steda. imported Scotch mixtures
cheyioia. etc. for $3.50 Saturday.
Perfect lifting A Bridge & Co.
14t5-18i7 Second go
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-31
SEATTLE
DEFEATED

San FRANCISCO. March u ~.
- ~ ~oss aeaessDsd "a .oa Fpoesiis.s
in thu a--eaiHu spA~1s ST Etss acar
aos AZ this place Thursday aft a.
uoase By the score Of 1 % o
Tspa sppsssa xa4s n piIessra' barr y
all thu uay thru.ash uA4. foq -
attic, VIA ateasy uSiil the faAssb IA
n ssas wsaaa sse wneAt um N taze ST.
ard rare three aaea psHNxH Whalap
zoe saa FtassaiH@a Waa iarta ethas
Glowing hagf three hitn kittssr >
n ff and a hat eaasrih ntaa iaf kssss
towaHa bringing IN ths foag eIsfla
for Saa Fran etn~a. T7Ae Heusef -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-31

Eoa.LfsaaHAr. rtAses ai-Ths
SnsosaseusssOa Of The sorth wssacssss.s y
iaasaehaA lea4Fu-a Waa eoza plsa ID in
the esamber % commerce ruarnH
Thursday afterHoop During the
sssssstse If taa raeaassra. " NJ
Lucas Vas chosen PRESIDENT. zee.sz
tssry hsd tseaaurSr M-fHnsnksY Will
snaanEa the NAEreaa vsr baAEn. Dag
8ais the BeiliHEhHm. Hawistt. Vie
torn. and bftlY Hulsn. tbs Everest
aEsxsgationH.
Instructions have bszsn isasis.a 70
the ffeHsaaat 70 procure ufnpirea
fssfara isNs u sNpenns Fhs salary
llnsit WA fined At 81 roo The apala-
Ing bail waa aapptea. me eousti
tutioa alao provides for an equal
alTtsiou q the gate receipts be-
twunn the tasms We aafea have
hesn ftrnd. bat the zaaaon sdfI very
likely apnn about May D
@as.s=-
Mems regular lia.o0 Royal niuo
All Wool Serge sulta for $1,000
saturday A Bridge q Co. itia-
itif second
Great Nurthsrn ttrkaa affca ten
pnn&fiir mssua 10 old Scandinavian.
Aasriean hAnk building. FIRST and
femioF. s.-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-31

r. any sVsuaux. FouF uupy az "a.
ttsF has not aNffNsa at 81 o eau.lsa
Sunset Main fesa or ia
tspsnfsuf liza any ttnas hesws.s
q ~ ana ssee-snd = eapr wsa be scar
see sa ahns. ~ s6@clhf ntmnu.uwx4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-31

Los ANGELES. March aI.-Tho
upening game u the season here re-
suited IN a defeat foe the AaRsla.
Portland played an excellent game.
The visitors landed on BAUM IN the
tbrd Iunihs and four deublea
brought In bunch uf runs. giving
hem a lad Which eould not be
Overcome French. for I.oa AnRalea.
pitehsd an snesllsnt game While
he was batted freely he never lost
his head and maaaRed TO keup the
hits veil scattered
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-31

OAKLAND. March II Taeasna
won the nrss Rasms ~ the asaNum
here by asafssstng oash land b. a
seoss Of ; % q. The fsatsfe 81 the
game Waa the pitching q Fftxpnt-
rick. Who allowed bet ena hit dur
laa the game Timely hitting IN the.
sayensh and eighth lnnlnaa won the
dAY lur the Tigers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-31

Coz Fazst asa ed xfAssasan.
REV BILL. THIS AFTERNOON
fFusssl Wisaga < the Aee0rdles
We Essrtsa8as. Fiassessn AtSHess. thu
Two YesAss. HlCkara Nlzrtaa. Geaas-
3. Ssaeahs. carr The hluac@pa. vita
fsrtsst sowing pictures.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-31

San FRANCISCO. Mareh IL
James J 1effrtaa has Annusnzad
that be will uzsss Marvin Hart. In
rmspeasa 70 al sa4wtry frsHa Hart
TO Jeffrses. Thursday. the big nnn
wired hts willingness 70 meet aim
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-31
Sporting Briefs

PORTLAND. March at4-Ths
y altaomah Amatsar Athistta elm
has Aa ununcad It's tutaution uf hoirts
Ind lee Lawia and Clark negrtas "a
der the auspices n the Amateur
Athtasls ah4aa Thlm In auas tn on
der 70 aVa@d a etaah With that body.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-31

Youths Suits
Brown mixtures, regular
81 50 Suits. now $3.50
Black stripe suits. very neat
and nobby. regular price
ss 81. now ...- S4.75
Popular gay mixtures. new
patterns regular 80 50
Suits. now $500. Sl.35
Strong Double Texture
Mixed Suits. new styles.
regular price Siz 60. now
s.ss.sts. I'D 81
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-31
Socks and
Suspenders

Heavy All Wood Alaska
Socks. worth soc. for fSe
Warranted Fast Black
Socks. while they last, for
ss.s.sss. s.s.ss... DC
FANCY Socks. warranted fast
eoiors, regular price asc
and SIC. fW ...... lie
Fancy zoc Suspenders for
ss...ssts ..tttttss &c
Heavy 3se Suspenders for
.......... ..s...... lie
Imitation President Sus-
peuders, regular price soc.
for ........ .....I TIC
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-01-02

superior to any on the market today.
The material, workmanship and fin.
ish Of these ranges make them a high
grade article, and the prices are the
lowest. They are the cheapest, most
economical, most perfect operating
range for Western fuel on the market
at the present time. Thousands are
sold annually. Repairs furnished in a
days time or less for any part Of them.
You can have your range made of
full polished steel, with a ground and
polished top. No enamel or backing,
always looks well, and very easily
kept so. Oven door fitted with Their
momctcrs, when ordered, which reduces
baking to the easiest part Of the cooks
work.
If YOU want a reservoir, get one Of
the hush.top reservoir ranges, with tank
either in galvanized iron, copper or
white enamel, of large capacity, and so
arranged that the heating of the water
to the boiling point is accomplished
without additional use Of fuel.
They also make a l5-gallon bracket
reservoir that sets on brackets to the
left of the range; made of either gal.
vanized iron, enameled or copper, plain
or nickel plated. All square ranges
have the pipe holes for water coils
made in each range, and fitted with a
cap, so that all that is needed is to
turn the cap and the plumber does the
rest. No cutting or fitting needed.
They have a department that make
nothing but the latest Brick-Set Hotel
made Of extra heavy cold-rolled
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-01-02

The Northwestern Stove Foun-
dry is the only exclusive manufactures
of Steel Ranges, Cook Stoves and
Heating Stoves in the Pacific North
west. They make, under their own pat
terms every kind Of n stove and range
in use in this territory today, from the
small camp stoves for campers and
lumbcrmen, to the Mammoth French
Ranges set in brick for Hotel use, as
well ms a line of heaters, both steel and
cast, from the small sizes for bed
chambers, through all the different
grades, to the giant sizes for heating
stores. etc. as well as a line Of Hop and
Prune Dricrs in cigkht different sizes,
weighing from 500 pounds to over half
a ton each
A glance through this firms latest cat
alogue gives but a small idea Of the
magnitude of their growth, and the fact
that strikes one most forcibly-outside
of the accurate details Of the many
goods they manufacturers the change
that has taken place in recent years,
with reference to the use Of the all
steel range and heaters, until ut the
present time their output in steel
ranges alone, has grown, from prac.
tieally nothing, to a figure that makes
n stop and wonder where they are all
used.
The growth Of this firms business is a
vote of confidence in the clear sighted
ness and ability to meet the wants Of
their customers, Of their able and eli
Gent General Superintendent, Mr.. r. b.
Fleming, and the business that they are
doing today in Oregon, Washington,
Idaho, Nevada, Montana and Alaska
brings with it the assurance that TWEEN
ty years Of painstaking work, and keep
ing abreast Of the times in stove and
rangc.building, has with it the stamp Of
approval Of their thousands of salts.
fed customers
1t is safe to say that superintendent
Fleming is one of the best posted men
in the country on general foundry prac.
tice and sheet metal work of all kinds,
and his intimate knowledge Of all the
details of moulding and stove coustruc-
tion, together with the assistance Of an
able corps Of department supcrintend-
ents with the broad experience they
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-01-02

One of the leading music teachers of
Orcc,, Az an ortbor orl loodor his
t Nv 80 -
s.n
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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-01-02

each have had in their particular voca'
, %tions, results in the Northwestern
stove Foundry products being in such
! a large and ever increasing number Of
homes.
In their foundry work only the most
up to-datc methods of moulding stove
plate arc practiccd. They use the best
grades Of Scotch, English and Amcri.
can irons, and from the time a mould is
made till a finished casting is turned
out ready for mounting, the work is
under the direction of an able foundry
man, and the slightest flaw causes the
casting to be sent to the scrap heap.
I'm the general mounting room there
is the same watchfulncss. All work is
made from original patterns, and in
addition there is u complete pattern
shop under the direction of a Master
Pattern Maker, and this gives ample
assurance that each and every piece
that goes in a stove or range is perfect
in its it.
In their Steel Range Department they
use nothing but the highest grades of
American Cold Rolled Polished Steel,
and n customer who gets a range in any
OF the various styles and finishes they
make can rest assured that the grade
of the material used is the very best.
Their Acme and Toledo steel ranges
are built expressly for the fuel used
IN this section Of the country, and the
story Of their success lies in the way
they are put up and the material that
is used in tho making Of them
These ranges are lined throughout
with asbestos, or in other words made
of three thicknesses-one Of steel, one
Of asbestos, to hold the heat, and then
another of steel. With the oven bot
toms reinforced with cast braces to
prevent the slightest warping from cx-
ccssive heat. This method Of using the
asbestos lining assures a maximum heat
on II minimum Of fuel, and is in itself
u source of great saving Of fuel, and
at the same time is a guarantee that
the largest possible amount Of heat
will be used as intended, and not in
Cooking the COOK as is the case in
other styles of ranges without this inn
]pirovement. Furthermore it causes the
heat TO be distributed so that the oven
is ut all times evenly heated, and is
ready for baking in 30 minutes or less
after lighting the fire,
These ranges are made in n large va
ricty Of sizes, 10 in, Is in, 20 in, %
in. aud - in. ovens, with six holes, or
solid plates as desired, in either the
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-01-02

Mr.. C.. A. Park, anapc of the or.
chard, in conycrsing with a reporter.
said:
"Wc ken the trees clean and well
pruncd. We use three power sprayers
and are SPRAYING now. We went over
the orchard very carefully. and the
apples were thiuned out, leaving them
from six to eight inches apart gu the
limbs. The result was that orr 40,
plies were large and of good color,
The color is an essential thing in
selling apples, as two.thirds of the
surface must be of a good red color
in order to bring the top price. Out
of the 1000 boxes we found only 60
boxes that were not classcd as two.
thirds red
THE Willamette valley gave Ore,
gon it's reputation for apples, and l
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-01-02

fsteel, to be set in brick and fitted with
the new improved heavy castiron inter
changeable top, in 5-foot, %7-foot, 10
foot and larger sizes as wanted.
Also the Portable Hotel Special all
steel cast top ranges, in 4-foot, Az.
foot, 5-foot, 6.foot and 7-foot sizes, the
first two in single oven style, and the
rest with double ovens and single fire.
boxes, equipped with their latest pat
cnt Drop Oven Door, Hotel and Board
ing House style. The only ball bear
ing Drop Oven Door on the market.
Their Pattern Rooms show row after
row of original patterns for stoves and
ranges of all descriptions, the names
of which a large majority are house.
hold words in the Pacific Northwest
today. and this assures the prompt fill
ing of orders for repairs for even the
most trihing part Of any of these
standard stoves and ranges,
Their line of heating stoves and air
tight heaters, includes all of the latest
and most substantial designs nov on
the market, and they carry with them
the same high-grade material and work
manship that has made this company s
ranges so superior.
A glance at their east cook stoves
reveals all of the standard styles and
sizes that first brought this firm s
products into such large demand, with
every known improvement added to
each, and it makes no difference wheth-
err you are selecting a small two,hole
stove for light housekeeping, or any of
the various styles up to the large all,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-01-02

east ranges for large families, you can
rest assured that your selection was
built with the SAM watchfulness and
care in the construction and finish that
is the standard of all this firms prod
Iucts.
Their line of Hop Stoves and Prune
Driers has been improved and added
to from time to time till today they
make every style and size that the Hop
and Prune Growers of the Willamette
valley have occasion to use, and the
attention that has been paid to this
particular trade in the past has met
with we'll deserved success. Specif-
cations and descriptions will gladly be
furnished any Grower or Dealer inter
ested by addressing Mr.. R. B. Fleming,
superintendent, Salem, Oregon.
You can make no mistake in select
ing goods manufactured by this firm.
All of their goods are GUARANTEED
to give satisfaction, and every city in
the Northwest has a dealer that han
dies these famous stoves and ranges.
For the benefit of our local subscrib-
ers we would state that the popular
firm of Steiner & Berger, on State
street, have at all times a complete
stock Of Acme and Toledo ranges on
hand in their various sizes and styles,
as well as a complete line of heaters,
air tights, cast cook stove of all de-
scriptions, and hop and prune driers,
and they will take pleasure in giving
information to visitors, as to any of
the goods manufactured by this Foun-
] dry.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-01-02

NORTHWESTERN
STOVE
A MODERN BODYBUILDING PLANT
A MODERN BODYBUILDING PLANT
o 90

square or reservoir style. Also in
Double Oven Ranges with one frebox in
the same sizes. The main tops of all
ranges are Of the Panel kind, inter
changcablc, and are braced from the
oven top to prevent any %warking.
All ranges are fitted with Duplex
CRATES, making them suitable for either
wood or coal as fuel, and requiring no
lobor or taking apart to make the
change, which can be made in a see.
oud either way, and insures a clean
frcbox for building a fire each and
every time, without the old way Of polk
ing and iabbing around with a poker
trying to get the CRATE clear enough
to get n draft through.
The Extension FireboX, with which
all ranges are fitted, permits the burn
ing of much larger wood for fuel than
would otherwise be the case, and when
it is desired to use coal, there is a
blind end liner that fits in the back
OF the frebox, and thus reduces it to
.its proper size.
All Oven Doors are Spring Balanced,
and are undoubtedly the strongest and
most durable, as well as one of the
most attractive doors in use today.
The hampers are ample and provide
for a quick draft in starting fires, and
are easily controlled. All ovens are
ventilated into the nue, and the new
1905 ranges will be equipped with
steel Wire Oven Racks, in place of the
cumbersome c]astiron ones now in gen,
eral use.
The High Closets and Shelves are
one of the most useful, as well as at
tractive features Of these perfect
ranges. All closets are fitted with
Spring Balance Doors, oval style,
thus giving more room for large dish
es, etc, and the door itself is the sim
plcst, easiest door in use today. No
more slamming doors or breaking and
upsetting plates.
If there is any one thing about the
house that is dear to the housewife s
heart it's the kitchen range, and a
bright, new range, and one that is east
.ly kept looking 50, makes cooking and
baking a pleasure. Superintendent
Fleming evidently had this in mind
when he designed TIE finish and trim
miugs of the Acme and Toledo ranges.
For a more attractive, and at the same
time a better baking range, could not
be found. The trimmings Of all ranges
and high closets are full nickel plated
t%hrougout. Perfectly smooth and
catch no dirt, and the nickel work is
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-01-02

About 10000 w~atcrwhccls are used
for manufacturing in the United
States, yielding 100000 horsepower.
or %onc-Quartcr TO oue-third of the
whole power used OF this total $50,
600 horsepower is used by the 2OOl
mills in New England,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-01-02

A German chemist named Blau has
succeeded in i~Qucfyjug Illuminating
gas i'm that form giving a good light,
which is useful in country homes,
railway trains, etc. IL costs more
than ordinary coal gas but less than
electric light,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-01-02

this first and greatest Amcrvan trust has also told tho history of the
rise OF the trust problem. She has made a dramatic story of the war
now over thirty years Old bctwcon the Standard oil trust aud the po
pie Her facts are all supported by documentary evidence and are re
inforced and given life hy the personal interviews that the author has
had wuh leading mon i'm all the incidents She describes The book gives
an mpr@udcej statement OF the tcts Miss Trtol herself lived many
years in the oil districts aud she writes OF things and people with which
she was intimately familiar
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-06-17
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never used 1t, please send us the cou-
pom below. We will then send you
an order on a local druggist for q
full-sized bottle-a SOC bottle-and
will pay the druggist ourselves for It.
This applies only to the first bottle,
of course-to those who have never
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The acceptance of this offer places
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wish to convince you; to let the pro-
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