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The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1914-05-06
SUNLIGHT TAKES
PLACE OF RAO|UM
In Effective Treatment OF
Cancer.
SOME DOUBT ABOUT RAD|uM
As Being Efficacious Except In
Light Cases Of Can.
cerOuS Growth.
WIDE PREVALENCE OF CANCER

anu bpcCiuiioto WhO
have been devoting much time to
the study of cancer discussed the
nature of the disease and the treat
ment of it by radium and other
means at a special meeting of the
American Society for. the Control of
Cancer a few days ago. The differ
ence OF opinion on this subject is
startling and the statements made
at this convention prove that it is
unsafe to draw any hard and fast
rules regarding the methods of cur
ing this group of diseases common
ly known as cancers.
Only one thing seems clear, and
that is the lamentable fact that the
disease is becoming more common
in this country and Europe and that
it accounts for $4,000 a year in this
country and 100000 deaths a year
in civilized countries whose vital
statistics are available. Some .spe-
cialists claim that cancer is disease
of higher civilization and that it is
due in part to over-eating. Others
equally prominent say that it is
common to all races without regard
to their standing in the social scale
and that it is also a common allie
ton of both wild and domestic ami
mails and fish. Every cattle raiser
knows that lump-jaw is one of the
commonest of cattle diseases and
that it is form of cancer, and rec
ognized as such by the health Off
GERS, who forbid the use of the flesh
of such animals for food. At the
aquarium in this city cancer is the
chief cause of mortality amongst
the fish confined in the tanks. AS
the discovery of the germ of cancer
is disputed by many physicians, it
is difficult to define the true charac-
ter of the disease beyond those out
ward manifestations of it which are
familiar to every one, and this lack
Of exact knowledge leaves it open
to disputants to say almost anything
they wish about it.
Radium has become the popular
cure for cancer, but the claims in its
favor are based on weak founda-
ton. 1t is now well proven fact
that the radium rays have no effect
on deep-seated cancers or tumors
and the use of this recently discov-
cred substance is therefore restrict
ed to treating superficial cancers.
As similar results have been achiev-
ed by the use of the X-Ray the in
dispensability of radium is therefore
doubted by many physicians of
note. Quite recently an account of
treatment by the rays of the sun
was published that casts still fur
Their doubt on the radium treatment.
In this. case the patient was exposed
to bright sunlight for hours at a
time and the external cancer from
which he suffered was cauterized by
the use of an ordinary burning glass
without pain, the parts Immediately
surrounding the sore having been
treated with cocaine in the ordinary
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1914-05-06
Mother Instinct

At the close OF his talk before a
Sunday school the bishop invited
questions.
A tiny boy. with white, eager face.
at once held up his hand.
please. SIR" said he. why was
Adam never a baby?"
The bishop coughed in doubt as
to what answer to give. but a little
girl. the eldest OF several brothers
and sisters. came promptly to his
aid.
PLEASE. sir" she answered
smartly. "there was nobody to nuss
him."
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1914-05-06

sketch OF Woodrow Wilson written
by Ray Stannard Baker, who has
been called the greatest reporter
in the world" other highly inter-
esting articles are: Experiences
of an Airman," by Augustus Post;
"They Who Knock at Our Gates,
Splendid article on immigration,
by Mary Antin. a brilliant young
Russian Jewess; The Auto Game
in Homeburg," humorous piece
about automobiling, by George
Fitch. the famous Illinois comic
writer; The Business of Being a
Burglar" an actual thiefs account
of his adventures; and "A Hus-
bands Story" in which man who
has been married twenty-five years
begins an account of the trials and
perils and successes of marriage.
Fiction is contributed by Mar
jorie Benton Cooke, Hugh s. Fuller
ton, Elmer Il. Ferris, and Gene
Harrison.
Humorous sketches are contrib
uted by Kin Hubbard, Stephen Lea
cock, James Montgomery Flagg, and
+. w. Howe. The Theatrical and
Interesting People departments
are full of good things, and the
prize-winning letters are published
in the contest entitled "The Person
Who Looks Like Me-" In these let
tiers remarkable cases of double
identity are reported.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1914-05-06

Many a woman sets her cap for 9
man whom II doesn't 1T.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1914-05-06
What The New Girl Wanted.

81 want three afternoons off a
week and a fine letter of recon-
mendation. and
but we'll let the letter of recon-
mendation wait until you leave, -
Nope, | get the letter now. I've
tried gettin' them when | leave and
I've never been able to get a good
one yeti
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1914-05-06
The May American Magazine.

One of the most important con-
tributions to the May American Mag
azine is remarkable character
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1914-05-06
Ornaments or The OYSTER.

A kindergarten teacher, after
explaining to her much interested
class that birds have feathers, bears
have fur, sheep have wool, ETC.,
asked the question: Now, who can
tell me what oysters have?"
A bright little girl, very eager to
recite. answered: "Crackers."
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1914-05-06
TOOK PE-RU.NA
Was Able to Sleep and Eat
Again

Mrs. Mueller
says: Il kee p
Peruna In the
house CONSTANT
ly. When ! am
not feeling well
i take a few
doses. 1t always
restores"
Mrs. Muellers
story of her ex-
perience with
Peruna fully ex-
plains why she
always keeps
Peruna on hand.
A few years ago
she WQQ VQry
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1914-01-15
FOR SALE.


FOR SALE. : 38 acres of land
situated in the corporation of Bel
ington, w. Va, about ten min
utes walk from the center of the
city. Has young orchard consist
ing Of peach and apple trees, is
also underlayed with a three-foot
vein of coal. Soil Of high fertili-
ty, suitable for trucking, poultry
raising, dairying, or general
farming.
Apply in person or address,
DR.. J. w. STRoTHER,
Box 1872. Belington, w. Va.
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1914-01-15

FOR SALE. Ny farm Of rs
acres, located in Barker [ istrict.
Barbour county, w. Va, about
four miles from Belington,
Will sell reasonable.
MARTHA J. brow N.
FOR SALE. Two Poland Chi
ma Pigs, about 4 months old,
Anyone wishing to buy, call at
The Progressive Office.
WANTED. A live man or NO
man to take Subscriptio as for
The Progressive and Other publ.
cations, on paving commission
basis. Apply to F. E. 'II.omp-
son for contract.
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1914-01-15

int hinkb from MY sim J01nf9.D
It's guaranteed, too. You take no
chances when you use ROOT JUICE. It's
got to give results or you get back every
cent 1t cost you.
There never was anything like 1t for
the pains and aches and ills of old folks
1t cleans out the blood and drives rheu-
rnatism poison out of the system so quick
~ and completely that you'll wonder how
1t happened, wonder where the pain ami
ache and soreness have gone. And that's
aor all. ROOT JUICE will give you an
appetite such as you haven't enjoyed for
months and you'll digest what you eat,
TOO. 1t stirs UP lazy bowels and lazy
iivers. tones Up the kidneys and puts rev
fire and life and vim into shattered
nerves. II gives the whole BODY new
strength. You'll soon be rid OF bacsacnes.
too frequent. painful urination and such
complaints and youll sleep like q top
Best OF all Roof JUICE can't hurt any
body. Nothing harmful In IL, no bad
after effects, no reaction.
Get guaranteed bottle today All anv
drug store and start taking 1t right Of.
1t costs only dollar and is syorth & thou
sand TO anybody who neet1r Dent AL
low yourself to get sid9s IN son7a
thing else this tine--get j. JUICE
guaranteed, rnoney-baclk ROOT JUICE
There is nothing made that is Just al
good and you'll say 50 as soon as you
have tried it
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1914-01-15
me k. X X Clnh.

Tne K. X X Ciuh.
Was entertained in most delight
iul manner by Miss Adelaide Woodford,
Tlrrdas evening from seven thirty till
IN o'clock. The evening was pleasantly
spent with nusc and games
At an appropriate hour the hosteas as
sisted by Der mother, served a dainty
Two course luncheon. All The members
we're present. except Misses Leone Rohr-
bongh and Evelyne Thornhill, who were
lndisposed.
The next meeting will be held At the
home Of Misc Leone Rorhbough
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1914-01-15
Wow! I'm As Spry
As Any Youngster
Nothing Like ROOT JUICE to
Make Old Folks Feel Younger
Guaranteed.

BY Hockey, that ROOT JUICE medi-
cine works like charm. Never saw any
thing give such wonderful results in all
my life" That's the story of everybody
who ever tries this bodybuilding, blood
does the work and does it quick. You
don't have to use barrel of 1t and wait
six months for results like you do with
most people begin to shout with JOY at
the relief they feel. Think of III Ten
days-the first bottle-and relief before
1t Is all gone.
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1914-01-15
The Woman's Club

The Woman's Club
Or Wednesday, January Seventh,
Mrs. R 0 Phillips was hostess, to the
Climb. Mrs. Keyser read an article on
The Minute Men, and Mrs Rohrbougb
gave the history OF tapioca.
The meeting was an interesting one,
At the nslai bour the hostess served de-
liciaus luncheon which was much enjoyed
Later Mrs G. G. Right acted as Santa
Claus and distributed basket Of gifts
appropriate to the occasion.
The members are anticipating great
deal pleasure for the meetings Of the
coming year, as the first one was great
success
The next meeting will be with Mrs.
Rohrbcugh, January tv epty-frft
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1914-01-15

Mr.. and Mrs Grant Graham and Mics
Pearl Post. entertained score OF friends,
on Wednesday evening January Seventh.
At their home on Howard Street.
The evening was delightfully."- spent at
cards, after which an excellent luncheon
was served
The charming hospitality of the host
and hostesses was enioyed by all present
and the guests departed st late hour.
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1914-01-15
SOCIAL NOTES.

Friday evening, January second, Mr..
and Mrs Walter Coffnan Delightfully."- en-.
teftalned few Oh their friends at cards.
Three tables were in use and the even
ing was most enioyaby spent.
i delicious luncheon vas served by
the charming hos ess ard her sister, Mics
Evelyne Thornhii'. after which some
merry songs and other music was render
I'd by the young folks
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-11-28

y
ibnen &a6e. or meirlte es pertepfelt
ernit 0anlit Wahbem er brieili6 ab-
ifieo DON sSrau uno &inbern eenouu.
Gten, flog er uuf Die Slfe Ha1
ieinoliben sSliegern, ats uno eltt.
befte einen 0oppeloefer, ben elm I'm.
teroffi5ier als Ailot uno Sberleut-
nant &oientbal als 9luffI1rer oiri.
girten. @r perfulgte iie lnIo iiberilog
iie ihIieBli6 alIi ieinem ihneaen
yiielports s@iiloeder. Damn ftiir5te er
iid nit ietnem glpporat auI ben
feinbliden berab, 10 oaB ulle bret
sSlieger abitiir5tpn unb 5eriGuettert
am @robooeit la9eH. Grit oaourh,
baB Der Gar ben ruiiiibeu 5lieger
nod i'm Sooe nit ben 9tnbreas,Or.
ben oeforirte, purbe oas S1idial Der
8ernribten Bel ben oiterreih1ben
Gliegern befarnt.
Ga bic @oIfenifidbt fiH iiBer oeft
Gan INNER tiefer fenfte, 'beidloiiem
mir bic 2anbung. gta6 AnS feblte
MIR nod elm 9Ibiatif 9oppeloefer.
sQs pie 9dmmerung berelnbro6,
ifoiien ipiraeudtpiitoIen ab, biz aub
Der Ieste g[pparat ont grauen iSirft-
mel auitou6te uuo, rai6 tpadieno,
gIatt lan6ete. glun lit Der WotorlariH
beritummt uno mir boren tpieoer Die
Stimnlen Der @ei6iise, Die bonn arl-
6eren Ganufer beriibergrollen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-11-28

25-7.75. einiae fancp $500, aiib'
$3.50 $50, auserlefene $5.65-6.00
Gamers SO 3.25-4.25.
HdIber. - 3ufubr aerina uni
bic preife ransirien BON 11--13c.
8ullen. DIR Wartt mar ri.
bia unb itetis.
9oulogne bringen bon $6.00-6.50.
ertra bon $6.60-6.75, fette 9ullsn
$6.50--6.75 per 100 g}funb.
9 9Deine. - Die 3ufubr tpar
gering. belief fif auf 1896 Gtiid,
ipoDcn MIR 3sS Stiid in ben Marti
fameu.
@ute Big auserIeIene SITS ober SOC
per 100 pfuno niebriser dls sur 3eit
Der SdlieBuna Der 9iebb0fe. Der
Usarft fflob fdipah unb man erparz
tstein tpsiterss sSallen Der prsiis.
9 9afe unb mer. -
Marft tart, NualitGt nift beIonbers.
Sdafe $3.50, admmer $3.50 per
100 pfunb.
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Sic sdladt bel YrSempsl aus
Der goselperipeflipe.
Seiterreihif9 unsari,
f9es artessprefisquars
tisr u Nftnh1r


observation-disclosures
tier, 81. Sttp6er.
Seute friib I'M u6t ubr bsaa6en
mir uns In einem arobsn spolfibisen
Sylisgerauto binaus sum Sluaseuse
part. 3u ben SlisgerpiIoten aeieIlte
iidb beute Der polnii9e Siirii Sapieba,
Der BEL @rabam Wbits in Senbcn
bas englii9e pilotsnaeusniB ernorben
anb iih isbt Der 5ferrei9ii6en gpias
til aur @erfiiaune asitsat bat. .Senisits
Der hintsr Gta6slbrabtperbausn ae=
bedten gboripa6e bisasn mir bon Der
boIprisen Rei6sitraBs, auf Der enblpie
&olonnen bes Srains unb Der @ere
punbeten aieben, in sinen Dorfpea ub,
Dor beifen ipeibsstiindten 9altenbGus
fern &inberi9aren sipii6en einquare
titrten SoIbaten ipisIsn. gln ben pers
fallsnen Dorffriebbof, auf benz Elm in
Der @efangeni9aft asitorbener RuiIe
neben sinem gefallenen Sonpeb fdIdft
unb Riibe sipifhen ben Grabtreuaen
araisl lebIt iia bic Sduppenrsibe bss,
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Grmftes uns Seiteres.
Gin @teberieb + en- i'm 6eIbe.

Gin @t e beri + Ell i'm 6eloe.
9Ius oem 0iterrei9iiden &rieg5-
preiieauartier mirp folgenoer aben-
teuerIiGe 3ufall beridtet: Gin Gent.
mani, Ger geIegentli6 elmer Streife
5uriidbleiben muBte, toilllte nld)t
lnebr iein &egiment erreifien, oas
noripdrts marifirt mar, upo ihloB lI1
einem anoeren aiL Dos itnnittelbar
oarauf elm beftioes @etpebrfelier aus
@rGben gegen Die 9tuiien efDffnete.
Die 8r1ben iporen portrefflih porbe-
reitct, fait fleine 8obuungen. Sn ei'
ner bon oieien fro6 Der 2eutitant ltno
iano bort einen aameraoen, Oen CT
faum anieben forntte, 10 raid mari er
ii6 ilieoer uilo idoB. Gann fieI Der
glif oes &au1eraoen allf i'm ulIo
bieier itrie iiberraifJt:: .aarl bit ou
es pirflibl Sd oafte, oil bit in Sr-
bien?" - llrto nun er5dblte Der 2eut.
nant, bnB er in Snoien getpeien, LINT
bort 5it nalen, uuo pie es ibm ge-
lun9en iei nod 9legbpten 5ll Tahren
unb bort ouf eitiern griehiiden Cant
bier ais Sei5er 5il entfommen, 2je~
beiben iboiien babel rubig weiter,
5ielten iorgfhltig uno berDlaler ipraG
bon Ssnoien. Der Tegen Oes gali5iiheu
Serbiies tropfte auf oie beiOen, Der
Waler u6er beitnor IN ieinen @or.
ten Die eliihenoen @rinnerllpgeu Oes
SounerlIanbes. Sabrelans batten Die
beiben 5reunbe iid) nidt geieben, l,no
bier I'M eaIi3iIhen Sd)iitengraben fei.
erten iie lire 9egeqitInq. grilinerlln.
gen taild,ten auf idppirrten ii6er Iie
rpie bic 4lgeln Die iie iitdten. llno
Der Galer.2erttnont lub uno idoB,
uno ieine &Sorte leud)teten non
Didptnaelu, Sigerjagoeu uno Nlo6a.
racitas unb itreipigen, mdrd)enbaften
SiltOutentpeln -.
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gbicaso. 81. TOpsmss.

Gbicaao. 81. Nopsm6E.
@siaeu. - Jiir DECEMBER $1.12--
1.13s. am Salub SLIP; fiir Mai
S1.17a-1.19a. am SdIub $1.17a.
WeIfhforn. - 5ir DECEMBER 62a
--63sc. am S9lub 634e; fir Msai
6SA -69sc, am S9lub 68ae.
Safer. = fir De5euber 4s-4sge,
am ShluB 48te; fiji Mai 514-
52se. am ShIuB 515c.
Roggen, - Ro. 2 $1.074e.
gerite. - 60-78c.
SimotbD. - $3.75-5.25.
Slice. - $10.00-14.0o.
PORT. - siir ,Sanilar $1S.47-1S.,
so, am S4lub 1882; fir Mlai 49,
S5-18.97, am SdIuB $18.S7.
Shmal3. - Fir Sanuar 9.82--
9.95. am S6lub 9.87; fir Mai
10.07-10.17, am Salub 1910.
Hippenisiten. - Sir sSanuar $9.S7
-9.97, an GGlus $3.50; fir Wsai
$1017--10.27, am S1luB 5000.
8utter. - Ularti uHper1nbert.
eier. - Marit unperdnbert.
aartoffeln. - preiie niebriser. Wis
4isan unb Wiscouiin 38-47e, Nins,
nsiota 40-45e.
gsfliis.l. = as6enbss. wsartt niebs
ris.r. Gpriusers 10-1oac. Gii5ner
9t-1Qe.
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0ietmArfts.

gineinuati. q. glopemb.

gineinudti. q. Eobtmb
3ufubr bsuts: 573 Stiid Rinbpisb,
1895 Shpetne, lit Gdok unb Game
mer unb 30 GGlber.
Rinbpieh. - Der Warti Sseie
beute mebr 2sbsn unb bic preile uns
sefdhr bieielkn als Gei GhluB Der
Wiebb0fs Dor sipei Wohen. ~ MiIHs
iiibs iusrbeu nir gum G4Ia6ten psrs
tauft.
Mittlsre unb fd,tpsre Gtiere $500
800. Grtro' '$s.25. Tlsiidsr Gfiefe
$5.75-7.50. Gytrd $7.75S.O0,
6sifsrs s4.50--7.0 90, ausuIsisns $7.s
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gbfeaso. 27. gaop.m6er.

Sdpeine. - 3ufutr 21.000. Warti
itetig. 9ult $7.45-7.65. lei9ts
$7.05-7.65. gemiidte $7.25-7.75,
i6pere $7.25-7.75, rauEe $7.25--
7.35. sSerfel $5.00-7.00.
Rinbpieb. - !3ufubr 1000. Martt
feit. Stiere $5.85-10.50, aiibe unb
6eifers $3.50-9.20, adI6er $500
11.25.
Sdafe. = 3ufubr $4,000. Martt
b0ber. Sdafe $5.6o-6.5o. .sdhrIine
Sc $6.60-8.00. aammer $500
q 40
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8lak.N art6tea.

9 a m Ras 2s. g,rDemb.r.

go ~ y 4Os 1eE'tHt0tt. n
Ter obsre Obioflub fdllt lansium.
8ti bieiigsr Stdpt ipirb iih berieIbe
nur tpenia psrdnbern unb bate asiiern
Mbenb ein.n Duiieritonb Npon IL SUB.
Die fpIsenben Depefden trafsn
ipdbrenb bes aeitrisen Cages bisr elm:
pittsbura, ga. -6.3 IuB.
Mbslina. u. Dd.-6.8 5ub.
partsrsburs, SO. 8a.-3.4 sub, iteiat
8anaipbd GALS. 90. ga.-0.2 suB.
@barleftpn. 70. 0d.--7.0 SUB.
pcrtsmoutb, O.--4.6 JuB. fGIIt.
2ouispiIIs. ap.-S,o fsub. fSIIt.
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3ader. ~ ptstfe f.tia.

3uder. ~ pttiie 5lttia. DPaf,
finirter Gut acuf $3.50; poipbersb
$50; GubeB $5.S5; granuIaieb
$3.50: gonfntipHsrs .gf- $50; off
sl' S5.25; fpsiBtr ertra e. S5.05
srtra .G1 485. %. .. gltrifttb ipeis
BET $685. 5.75. bo seIbtr $6.25-
5.60 DO aelbsr bonn. $500-5.25 Der
100 pfanb.
MpIaifes 1T ftetis. -gsep Or.
lsans Open 2ettle 30--55e Gsntrifas
eaI 90 -30c ptr Galore.
Reis. n eouiiiaua, Gausp Ssah.
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Ste ilMfats In ti.Iisen dI.ariusbaas
btlisfea ii4 bsute anf $l.1so, 100.
asiaf esfaritafes.
9it oei&dfts f&einsn ii4 lansfam, absr
fttta ~ hebel ~ berrfhte heute einf
sitmlid CUTE Wa&frase mad Bombs nHb
enoeren guttn papieren.
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binfer 6dufern uftp.; nur. bon ber
sTainern" (59. snfanterieresiment)
ainaen cine @nsdbl Geute in bic Obitz
gdrten unb f6iittslten iih Sbft bon
ben 8Gumen! -
einmal bate ii6 Elm Warr meiner
&ompanie irgenbtpo eine 6ans ,rss
quirirt". IS mar pGbrenb eines 4ns
griffs, nobel mir cine Orti9aft paiiis
rfn mubten. 8ei iebem Sprung pors
parts. ben mir mahteu, nabm er bic
i9ndtternbe 9uns unter ben Qrm unb
itiirmte allr ndditen 0sduna bors
'pdrts; bort legte sr lie su 9obsn unb
mari ii6 auf iie, bamit iis ibm ni9t
Durhgebe, fam aber, burh bas feinbz
lide Sfeuer irritirt, ni6t auf ben &C.
banten, i9r einfa6 ben &rasen ums
suoreben, I'm iie polltommen sefiigig
su MAIDEN. cs6 mubte frog bes aroz-
ben @lenos UNI mid bsrum, berali9
iiber ibn laden. = gs mar ibm iibris
gems ni4t mebr bers0nnt, feline Cans
au eiien. Bel sinsm aagemeinen
Sprung itanb er ni6t mebr auf. Wie
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