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The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-11-17
MANY ATTEND
THE CEREMONIES
Soldiers Monument at West Side Tn
vcilea ArInistice Day-Suitable Pro
gralm-Juige Co,iiers OfIiCiates
). [W. c. SAUL DELIVERS TALK
Chaplain Roberts Gives Pleasing Re-
view of Army Life. Legion Boys
a.. Serve FOur-COuTse Supper.

West Side, November 16-Special:--
Mrs. Sarah Campbell has been re.
ported on the sick list Sep
! A big celebration took place here
| the 18th. In the afternoon a program
was carried out at the Opera House,
consisting of the following numbers.
Selection ------------H. S. Orchestra
Community song -: Ct - America nnn,c31
Speech Judge Conner Of DenisolI
Roll Call of---------American Legion
Song Star Spangled Banner
Selection ------H. S. Orchestra
Messrs. Conner and Saul both gave
very pleasing and appropriate talks
and were enjoyed by al.
ment then took place by Judge Conner
after which the Monument Associa~
ton presented, the Monument and the
members of the American Legion.
| Chaplain Roberts then gave a very
! pleasing and interesting talk about
army life. which was indeed enjoyed
to the utmost by everyone. ,s
The Legion boys gave a delicious
four course supper at the hotel and
the day was topped off by a dance
given at the Opera House. Vincents
Orchestra furnishing the music.
Miss Hazel Messick and Master
Elvin Scheldorf were Carroll passen-
gers Saturday.
Dick Willis of Webster City was a
viistoT here over Sunday. ~. ,r'
Miss Cora Martins returned from
her visit with the Carl Book family
at Dayton, Ohio, and with friends at
Clinton. On her way home she stop
ped at Iowa City where she visited
with her sister, Miss Grace, who at
tends college at that place. ~ ls--
Mr.. and Mrs. George Z. Smith of
Evansville, Wis, who have been the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. John +. Smith
the past week left Friday for Gourie
where they will Visit with the f. Eng.
lund family before returning home.
Mrs j. f. Smith accompanied them to
Gourie for q short visit.
f. w. Kelley, better known to the
people of West Side as Ike Kelley.
was married at Scheldon to Miss leila
Thurs. Nov IL. Mr. Kelley is a broth
err of John and Roy Kelley of this
city. Miss Thurs is a charming young
woman, but is not known around
here They arrived Friday for il few
days visit with relatives and friends,
returning to their home Tuesday. On
Sunday Mrs. r. 0. Kelley delightfully."-
entertained them at 400 o'clock din
ner All the relatives gathered haV.
ing Il family reunion at the r. 0. kel-
ley home.
Prof and Mrs. Vogenitz were cal
lers at Carroll Saturday.
Miss Anna Dau Of Manning Is Wis.
ting with Mrs. Fred Book.
Mrs. I. Patterson and Miss Tess
Lamm called on friends at Vail Mon.
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c. L. Patterson and Hy. PAIL homes.
r.. School Notes. X.
Some of The teachers of our schools
Were delightfully."- entertained at the
E. j.. Peters home ! last Friday. "A
tempting three course dinner was
served and it being the occasion of
Miss Catherina's e birthday. A fine
the place of honor on the table.
A Thanksgiving program will be
given at the school house Wednesday
Nov. "a. consisting Of the following
numbers: ...,.. ..f..,.,,sal -,.-'.
Music -- Fl. S. Orchestra
Chorus High School
Reading of Pres, Proclamation
Vocal -------H. s. Male Quartette
Dramatation of Scenes Of Miles
Stanidish "
Reading Hattie Schoessler
Vocal --------H. S. Girls Quartette
Select Grafton 1919 Harry Grinsman
Chorus High SchOol
Original Story
Music ----H. S. Orchestra
Our high school boys played Dow
Ciy with a score of 10 to II in favor of
sub, took the place OF Irwin friedman.
HarolN shows much adaptability in the
basket ball line. A preliminary game
was given by former West Side stars
consisting of LATE, Virtus. Henry and
Grover Evers and John Mumm on one
team and Lloyd Malloy, Hanes Schoen'
jain, Ray Moeller and John Tarpy on
the other. The EVers won by score
of IS to 10. .....- ..
A teachers study center will be held
at Denison ON November GOTH =.
A number of the high school stu
dents celebrated their birthday during
the past week, among them being Car
RE Schoenjahn, Catherine Peters, Mil
dred Hagge and Emile Book.
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HIGH SCHOOL NOTES

Louis Boyd, who was in benson from
Glidden, visited school Monday. Louis
graduated in the class Of 1918.
Miss Chambers was visiting friends
in Jefferson over the week end.
The teachers of the Denison schools
were royalty entertained Friday eve.
ming at the kindergarten room by Miss
Hall and Miss Helsey.
Miss Stenogle, of Council Bluffs. a
deaconess assisting in the Methodist
meetings, visited our high school on
Friday.
Miss Jaros, of Chicago. was visiting
Miss Helsley last week.
Speed tests for this week: Hattie
Waldo, 400; Lillian Finnern, sos; Ha.
eel Hill. 41.9.
On Friday of this week our football
boys will go to Audubon. We hope to
be the victors. , s....a-
At Sis on Friday. November 18th
the gym was in an uproar for 1t was
the night of the football banquet which
was to be held at Long Ridge farm
the home of the Powells Finally the
cars arrived and everyone piled in. AT
ter a rather bumpy ride the party
reached their destination. Here a de-
licious three course dinner was waiting.
to which everyone did ample justice.
Thanksgiving decorations were used
After dinner games occupied the eve
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W.. -' !. .a-H| re-. . q
Miss Hattie s.oss visited with Mrs.
Jacob Peters at Omaha. Mrs. Peters
recently underwent an operation for
appendicitis at that place and we are
glad to hear she is getting along nice
~. f.
Mrs. r. ID. Bair and daughter of
Manning visited over Sunday at the
e. l.. Patterson home.
Mrs. Jno. Mumm and daughter Eve
lyn were Denison shoppers Friday. i
Miss Clara Brown called on friends
atI Carroll Saturday.
The Presbyterian church held their
services and Sunday School at the
Masonic Temple Sunday, while their
church is being re-decorated.
| Mr.. and Mrs. A. l.. Smith of COun,
| Gil Bluffs are guests at the Isaac Pat.
terson home. -rss
jim Walsh called on friends here
Sunday.
Jacob Peters returned from Omaha
Saturday. ID. .., .t.
Mrs. /. Patterson was hostess to
the Reading Circle Saturday after
noon. a:fre1s. .- ...-t-.. ..
G. w. Payne of Sioux City was a
business caller here several days the
past week. ai
A partnership has Ibeen formed be-
tween Julius Hagge and Henry Born
hoft, Mr. Bornhoft being taken in to
| help Mr.. Hagge in the live stock bust.
ness.
Frank Broadwell of Omaha was n
visitor at the Henry Schoessler home
a few days the past week. f.-...
Mr.. Spottswood left Friday on a
business trip to Denver, Colo, and
| the western points. He is expected to
return home this Friday.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Louie Stoelk Of VI.
mer, Iowa, were visitors with Mrs.
Frank Marriott Monday of this week.
| Mrs. Henry PAIL returned home
Friday from her visit at Wall Lake
Mr.. and Mrs. Adam Moore who Wis
tied at the Fl. c. Moore home returned
to their home in Oklahoma.
Joachim Noelk, of Arcadia was cal
Ter here this Monday.
Richard Stieper and John Rohwer
took degrees in Masonic work Tuesday
of this. week.
Harry Etr1thman is the owner of a
new Ford touring car.
Mrs. Jas. Killeen and daughter,
Emily. were Carroll callers Saturday.
The Card Party met with Mrs. Her
man Buck Friday at the close of the
session of which a delicious lunch
was served.
Mrs. J. II. knight of Brookfield,
Mo-, is visiting at the Earl Oller home
Mrs. Jno. Tarpy was Carroll WIS.,
Iftor Friday.
Ed Martens has again resumed his
duties at the Patterson and Campbell
garage after the accident he had burn
ing his hand with a blow torch.
Mr.. and Mrs. lily. Schoessler and
sons. Walter, Arthur and Leonard,
We're callers at Carroll Saturday.
Mrs. +. T.. Dozier left Thursday for
Washington. D. c.. where she will
visit with her husband who is sick at
the hospital at that place.
A committee consisting of four mem
bers as the Helping Hand society met
at the home of Mrs. John kruse Tues.
day. A very delightful afternoon is
reported.
Mrs. /. Patterson was a guest of
Miss La We're Smith Wednesday, re.
turning Thursday. They attended the
concert given by John Sousas band
at the auditorium in Omaha Wednes.
day evening.
Mrs. B. j. Mitchell spent the. past
week in Omaha visiting relatives and
friends. p
Mrs. Amandus Kracht Avas a DEM.
son passenger Saturday.
Mrs. v. c. Hawks and the Misses
Julia and Blythe Hawks of Clarion.
Iowa. were the week end guests at the
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Mrs. u. c. Robinson spent the first
Of the week in Omaha visiting friends.
| Miss Pauline, Chambers spent the
week end in Grand Junction visiting
| friends.
f. N. Olry and family visited at the
Jurgen Schroeder home in, SchlesWig
| Sunday.
Misses Gladys and Blanche Loren
zen, of Vail were Denson shoppers on
Saturday.
Sonke Petersen, of Deloit, was visit
| ing at the home of his sister, Mrs. G.
d. Fink. Sunday. 4
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Ogren, who re.
side near ESiron, were pleasant callers
in the city Tuesday. asgie,
| James Scott was up from Dow City
yesterday transacting business and call.
! ing on acquaintance.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Hugh Mcwilliams and
daughter, Miss. Gertie, visited relatives
lat Odebolt last Thursday. ss~ y
Enoc Ericksen. of Omaha, has beer
spending the past few days in Denisor
VISITING with many friends. ~.
Mrs. Della DER. of LeMars. visited
her mother, Mrs. Rachael Goodrich, In
Denison, the latter part Of the week
e. r. Swasey was up from Dow City
yesterday attending to some legal mat
tiers at this session of the district court
| Mrs Kate Christensen and Miss Min.
ME PAIL will be hostesses for the II
Fl. club this evening at the club room.
Remember the splendid picture show
Friday evening, 'FIalf a Chance" Civ
en- under the auspices of the Denison
I fire department.
p. E. o. will meet on Friday evening
of this week at the home Of Miss Jessie
Goodrich. Miss Goodrich and Mrs. Al
bert Weiss will be the hostesses.
! The Bale. Brodersen store club pleas
tantly entertained Friday evening com.
IDlimentary to Mr.. and Mrs. G. S,
Smith and Mr.. and Mrs. p. Jensen at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. G. S. Smith
Delicious refreshments were provided
by the club and most delightful eve
ming was enjoyed.
Henry Linde, west of Denison, sold
his 80 acre farm this week to Fred j.
EverS He will take possession March
LIST, and then turn it over to the boys,
George and Adolph, who are farming
on the homo place which joins this so
acres. The deal was made through the
Bliesman Land company.
>Hon Leslie NJ. Shaw, who lives at
| Washington. D. c., spent Saturday in
the city visiting at the Gulick and Voss
homes. He was on his way to the
northern part Of the state to deliver
several addresses. Mr.. Shaw is enjoy
ing his usual good health. He is elat-
ed over the recent republican victory.
Carsten Christiansen's sale OF Duroc
Jersey boars will be held Saturday at
the Vollersen pavilion. The offering
comprises "a head, and they are the
pick of his herd. Breeding lists will be
furnished sale day and pedigrees will
be given with each hog sold. Those OF
our breeders who have not purchased
purebred sireS will do well to attend
this sale; you'll buy at your own price.
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ming and during the evening Mr.. Green
favored those present with four read.
ings. 1t is needless to say these We're
enjoyed. Miss Wright and Mr., Green
were the only faculty members pres.
ent. At late hour the company broke
up with the good old high school yells
and songs and lastly a yell for the Pow
els in appreciation for the good time
they had given the members Of the
football team an zdtheir lady friends.
On Monday the first number Of '.Pur'
pie and Cold appeared. "A very good
picture of the football boys was given
in this number. .,~ .--sss
In spite of the cold weather ARMS
tee day a large crowd attended the
Denison. Missouri Valley game on the
home field. The Missouri Valley team
was defeated by score of A to 0.
Many Missouri Valley rooters came uE
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for the game but We're sadly disappoint-
ed as to the score.
The junior and senior high observed
Armistice day by giving program.
Songs were sung by the entire assemb
ly. The glee clubs rendered two patri-
otto numbers which were enjoyed very
much. The speakers of the afternoon
We're Francis Wolf, Maxine Robinson,
Marcus Jones, Hugo Saggau, William
Wearmouth, Leo Miller, Mr.. Powers,
and Mr.. Humphrey acting as chair
man. Kin and Peetz.
People who claim a dollar is worth
only so cents now are probably failing
to buy stuff in advertised stores.
At present prices of millinery, cleo
ton betting of hats was reported to
have been strictly confined to men.
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L, D. s. CHURCH NOTES

Elder Samuel T. Pendleton is still
conducting meetings each night this
week at the l.. D. S. church at 500
o'clock. Any one desiring to hear the
gospel preached as was taught by our
Savior when He was on earth are in
vited u come for today is the day OF
thy salvation. e. g
There will be services at the l.. d. S.
church on Thanksgiving day. Elder
Samuel T. Pendleton will deliver an
address at 1915 and at 1880 a program
will be given. consisting Of readings,
solos, talks, instrumental music. quar-
tets and duets. Everybody invited to
come and bring well filled baskets and
enjoy the day. Dinner will be served
after the 10A5 service. Committee.
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RapT1sT cHuRCH NOTES

The assocatiOnRl missionary commit
tee for this month met on Tuesday a
Burnside. Rev. G. e. Hamilton and
Mrs. ~, f. Pearson OF our church are
members of this committee. ST..
Prayer meeting on Thursday at $50.
Following the prayer meeting the
teachers training class will meet for
bible. study.
The WI. G. girls will meet for sup
per and program with Stella and Mary
Staller. No. .. f.,-..
Sunday services as usual. Preaching
at 1890, and Sunday school at ll:45.
B. Y. P. U. and Junior Union at $50,
and evening worship at 1880.
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VOTE FOR SCHOOL BONDS.

Newark, Dec 20.-Taxpayers Of New
ark special district, at an election held on
Saturday. by vote Of IL. .30l 70 4,7I7,
gave the local Board Of Education au
thority 10 issue bonds TO the amount of
Sl55,00 towards paying for the proposed
new school building This action also
makes certain a gift Of 1925, 900 from the
Delaware School Auxiliary Association.
The cost of the proposed school, with
grounds and equipment, is estimated at
S380000. Voters cast one vote for each
dollar OF tax paid. and the personal vote
was: For, 1872; against, SO
Previous to the opening of the polls
there was a parade Of school children and
teachers carrying banners, pointing out
the great need for a new school
The local board viii probably go ahead
with plans and specifications for the
building, but no effort VIII be made TO
dispose Of bonds until il is ! armed d finite
" what the Legislature will do relative
10 the school laws.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-20
CHARGED With LIQUOR
LAW VIOLATIONS
Three Persons Arrested For mat
Offence and Arraigned
Before Court.

T-brce persons were arrested yesterday
bv the police for violations of the state
and Federal liquor laws. They were ar
raigned before Judge Finger IN Munlclpa,
Court. today and hearing continued uh''i
Thursday. =.
Mrs Pauline Levandowsh was arrest
al lost night bv Officer Rodenheiser at
her home. at Peach and Claymontstreets'
on a charge of selling hquor. quahtity
Of houor. apparently colored alcohol,
was found on the premises. Inc woman
who was found alone in the house WITH
two small children, two and four years ola,
told the officer that her husband deserted
her several weeks ago. The children were
brought TO the police station with the
woman and while she was arrMgned IN
court TODAY were thoroughly ENJOYING
themselves under the watchful eve OF the
police matron.
Alexander Koronix, us Spruce street,
was arrested Yesterday afternoon py
Officer Bierman. The officer found q
gallon of cognac brandy. barrel parity
full of LIQUOR and number OF empty
cans supposed to have contained liquor r.
Koronix denied that the liquor was ms
nroperty and said he had only moved
into the house and the liquor belonged 10
the previous occupant OF the place me
police say
John Cahome was arrested early yes
t.rdav morning AZ Franklin and Front
streets bv two officers. who were attracted
bv his suspicious actions An examination
III The suitcase which he carried brought
20 light seven quarts OF liquor
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-20
DIVIDENDS DECLARED.

American Power and Light Company
quarterly of = per cent On preferred, pay
bangor Railway and Electric Conlpany
quarterly of 81 per cent on preferred.
payable January
Brisr Hill Steel Company. quarterly Of so
cents a share on common and :}-z per cent
on preferred. payable January l.
Canadian Car and Foundry Company.
- 81 per cent in per cent scrip on ac-
count OF hack dividends on preferred pay
Cement Securities Company. quarterly OF
per cent and extra Of l per cent, payable
CITY Investigating Company. quarterly Of
J 81 per cent on preferred. payable Janu-
Gosden & Co. quarterly of 61s cents a
share on no par value stock and ~ per
cent on S5 par value stock. payable Febru-
Grucible steel Company OF America. quar-
rerly of , per cent on common, payable
January 81
per cent payable December 81.
CANCEL { Co. bimonthly Of per cent
payable December p.
Indiana Pipe Line Company quarterly Of
( pr cent payable February IS
John 3 Stetson Company. ! > per cent OF
common and Semi-annual Of per cent OF
preferred payable January -.
Loew s. Inc quarterly Of 80 cents a share
payable February ]
acAud-ews and Forbes Company. quar-
tcrlv 90 = per cent on common and ~ pel
Maryland Coal Company of West Virginia
= per cent and extra Of , per cent payable
Northern Pacific Railway Company, quar-
terly Of 81 per cent. payable February
Republic MotOrtruCk Company. Inc.
quarterly OF Sl15 share on preferred
payable January l.
standard screw Company quarterly Of I
per cent on common and semiannual OF 3 pc
cent on preferred, payable January /.
>eabOard Air Line Railway Company
semiannual interest of 50 on 8 per cen
adjustment and mortgage bonds. payable
February
Trumbun steel Company. quarterly of y
Of J per cent and extra of 4 OF l per cent OF
common, also 81 per cent on preferred
payable January J.
United states Industrial Alcohol Com
pany quarterly Of ] 81 per cent on pre-
ferTed. payable January IS
Westinghouse Air Brake COMPANY QUAR-
terly 81 . ] = per cent PAYABLE January 81
Wilson & Co, quarterly OF / 81 per cen
on preferred. payable January 3
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-20
AWAITS SOVIET ORDERS.
Martens May Either Appeal or Accept
Deportation.

Now. York, Dec. 20.--Ludwig G. A. X
Martens. representative of the Soviet
government in this country, says he be-
lieved the American people would demand
sensible reconsideration Of the whole
question Of Russian relations
during the coming year in order to open
the Russian market to American manu-
factursrs.
In commenting on the decision of tho
Labor Department 10 deport him, Mr..
Martens said the decision issued by
Secretary Wilson was based on political
grounds and that in making the decision
the Labor Department acted for the
State Department. The decision, he said,
confirmed his contention that he has never
conducted any propaganda against the
United States government.
Mr.. Martens also stated that he had
communicated his deportation order to
the Foreign Office at Moscow and that he
would await instructions on whether 10
appeal to the courts or to accept the de-
portation order.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-20
DEATHS.

ULLY In this city on December ~
1920 Bridget T.. wife Of Thomas 1'ulIv
Relatives aud friends are invited 10 attend
the funeral from her late residence 2201
Lamot street on Wednesday morning III
. ocl0ck Requiem mass at St Patric,ts !
church. Interment at Cathedral cemetery.
lRWlN-In this city, on December Is. 1920.
William Irwin, aged "a years
Relatives friends Beta Tent No ,
hnights Of Maccabces o. r. G. No 229,
employees Of the r. & r r. q and Vet.
Grams Association are invited to attend the
funeral services at his late residence IS
sixth avenue, on Wednesday afternoon
December p at l.30 O'Clock. Interment at
silverbrOOk Cemetery.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-20
CECIL COUNTY NOTES

Special Correspondence TO Every Evening
Elkton. Md, Dec 20-Norman W.
Luce. the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
detective who was convicted last week m
a charge Of larceny Of an automobile, and
Pedro Rice, n Negro, who pleaded guilty
to stealing and burning securities valued
AT So, ,000 from John BOyh Of Rising sun,
were sentenced, Saturday, by Judge
Adkins. to eighteen months in the House
Of Correction
A surprise 81 .wcr was given for Mrs
Calvsta Fcchy. Friday evening, at the
home Of Mrs Harlan Johnson. by Mrs.
Johnson. Mrs. Roger Witworth and Miss
Esther Witwnrth II Elkton.
Walter and Howard Armstrong, two
young New Workers, were arrested at
Perrvville, Friday. charged with stealing
the automobile ~ Marion Todd At Lynch $
Corner. Hartford county. They were
turned over 70 the Hartford county authori-
ties for action
Marriage licenses were issued IN Elk
ton. Saturday, to Robert ". Morrison
and Martha l. Capel Of Newark. Del !;
Wilson K HeintzmAn and Marie X
Myers of baltimore. Tony Haggcrty and
Dorothy Reed, - Farlcville, John Hay
cock and Elizabeth Rose II Havre de
Grace. Md.
From the church of the Good Shepherd,
Chesapeake city, yesterday afternoon,
the funeral of Richard s. Wallis. cashier
Of Chesapeake City National Bank, who
died Friday. was held
Burglars forced an entrance into
LEWIS department store, Elkton, Friday
night and carried of several hundred
dollars worth of iewelry and clothing
Harry Rearidon # Elkton is spending
the Christmas holidays with his grand
parents at Augusta, Ga.
Ninth District Formers Club, at IFS
December meeting held al the home Of
Mr.. and Ms Harvey Townsend, elected
d. r. Mcdowell president fer the en-
ElyiYg wear
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-20
STEEL WAGES REDuCEb-
Cambria Company Says Resdjustmens
Will Affect all Workers.

Iohnstoun. Pa. Dec 20.-Announce--
ment was made Saturday by officials OF
the Cambria Steel Company Of POS per
cent decrease in the wage scale Off COM
mon labor. The new rate is IS cents an
hour
All hour. daV. tonnage and piece work
rates VIII he adjusted IN cotdoVihNN WI Il
the new base rate It also was annouhce9'
Sahricd mon also will feel the effect of the
%, renchmert. a revision of their payroll
heirg included in the general reduction.
All now wage schedules VIII be effective
January /
In its bulletins posted in the mills
the Cambria declares the revision of
the wage scale is made necessary by
reason of the extensive decline in the
selling price 81 iron and steel
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-20

starving mentally and physically, arnoth-
cred with Intellectual feminine sympathy,
tnrnir away from the repellant reality Of
his life to create deathlcss fantasies.
Look nj his Fordham cottage and you
understand the man better that shabby.
genteel interior, the rniserahle bedstead
where his child wife died. Some II the ro-
nance that hangs about him IL the popu-
lar Imagination falls away What remains
Is pathos-t the tragedy of gifted man,
born ia nm environment that was utterly
hostile to him, and who had neither the
force 10 dominate il nor the courage 20
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