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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-02-24
Abiage Der Giienbabmeu

Chicago, 20. Sch. = Ser Berban0
ser Bou5ugsbeamten Der Giienbab=
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acknowledging Ser giienbabner1
berbei5ufiibren, un6 Die borge1dlogee
ne &onferen5 piirbe 6a5u fmbren, oaB
sic nnionen Ser @tienbabner nit etn>
an0er b%er19mol5en meroen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-02-24

nefota nno 8isconiin, Sic. better
5rabtgelegenbeiten, buben 6u5u &c,
'fiibrt bie Dairp Musitellung, tpel6e
ia Sabre lang IN Chicago %abgebal-
ten nnr0e, t1a6 ct. Saul 81 Derle-
lgen. Die Minneiotaer Delegaten, mel
be bas 5u Stan6e bra6teu, tparen
Senator S. 81. 6afneD, San q. Bal=
lace, st. 6. Muobid IS. Moscrip uno
|@. 8. Mfut1r. MuBer Sen 200 Stiid
Breispieb, melde getp0bnli6 ausge-
1teut tperoen, lit nod Die groBte Mus-
ltenu11g bon Mnfdinen melhe IN Der
MilGinbultrie gebraudt meroen, 3D.
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in &onoiDobi orang am Donneritaa
elm 8an6it ein, iperrte Ben @a1iierer
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-02-24

ldule fir Mao6en. Sir Elm gerbot
oes 3ubereitens pber @erfaufs bon
|Eorten, SUDDEN, 8rot ODER ionittgen
'6peiien in &euerrdnmlidfeiten. Sir
bie MntoriIierung bon 9%orfbeboroen,
Sir Seiern oes u@ierten Sult" GEL
Der gu beuiuigen. Sir &eg11liernng
oes Sleii6erperfaufes nnb Snipeftion
bon @ieb, bepur es geidla6tet miro.
Sir bie 8e5ablung bon Seueridaoen
linnerbalb zines 3eitraumes bon b0d~
items As Gagen nad) Dem 8ranoe. Sir
sic @tablierung elmer nDnmont Eor-
na0o &elief &ommiiiion. Sir cine
Neio(ution on Sen 8l1n0esfongreB,
6ie M11sfubr bon &artoffeln un6 STIR
feinbltan5eu 5ll perbieten
Das Senotsffomitee empfaB am
|Sreitag Baiierung Der @elebborlage,
1uelde Sen INTERRUPTED I'M @erfauf
BON 8aumatertal urb an6erer @are1t
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|mirtl6aft paliierte cine 8iu, melde Die
|Gaatfartoffel= Snipeftionsbeb0rb ouf-
|bebt nnb sic 8flidten iener 8ebor6e
an Sic 2an0mirti6aftsfommiiiion
~iibergeben laBt. Senntor Coleman
u%nterbreitete cine 8orlage, melbe 5or
miernna politi1ber &orporattore11 I'M
|Staate Derbietet, Das &omitee fit
8nblen aber madte 0ielelbe tot. Dus
|5enatsfomitee fir allgemeine 2egis=
|latlr empfabl 8aiiiernng Ser 8orla=
&c, pel6e Ser Observation-Disclosures
|0as &edt gibt, Mbidabungen eleftri-
|i1er 8elenbtung= un0 &raft&om=
pagnien, sic IN mebr aIs einem @o1tn=
|tp in 8etrteb 5ir6> felt5uItellen. Sn Ell
ner bonn Senator @manion borgeleg=
ten Sin tper6en 100000 bepiaigt, um
|9ano fit einen Stoatsporf beim Wiue
2acs @ee gu erlangen. 0us Inter
baus Mrbeitsfomitee beibloB, oteie
ISOLDE 0onneritng Elm 0ffentlihes Ser
FOR be5iigli9 ser @orlage gu balten
melde beIttrtmt 6aB ane Mrbeiter in
|iieben 6ager einen &11betag baben
iouen. Die 11ete Eonnenltelerbiu muir
oe Sem &ausfomitee fir Steuern bor=
gelegt rt116 DEM 11nterbaus als cine
|&omitee : 8n ~bergelegt.
Cine 8tq, pel6e cine erb0bte 20gl
nung fir erlegte Wolfe bentuigt, poi
iierte 6reitag Sen 5enat. Sic berotl=
|ligt $40 anitatt $3.50 fir ertpadiene
unb $6 onltatt So fir iunge 801fe.
Ser Senot paiiierte Senator Sn4i=
bans Sin, mel6e Sen Subnern 6as
&relt5en BON StraBen berbtetet nno
ma6t ben @igentiimer fir BEN Sdo=
ben peranttportlib. Sum1tag bielt
Ser @enat tire erite Samitagsfitung
mdbrenb 5es' g%egenpdrtigen Eermins.
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-02-24
"a, Sebruar, 1921.

fen inbalioer Soloate,1, sic berufsma-
Gig fir oen grportbanoel itriden, ba-
ben ibren @emim bringenoen 8erut
aufgegeben unb arbeiten iett fir unie=
re arn1en &leinen, I'M tie gegen Die
Sdrte bes 8inters al i6iiben.
Mebnlibe Opfer lino bon pielen a1'-
oeren Snitit1tionen gebrodt moroe1l.
Seblt in GROCER. Scot uno foum nil
ieuo, tpober ite Sic &leioer fir Die lb-
rer Bflege a%npertrauten &inoer yer
nebmen 1olen, 'baben 50 nibtsoefo-
meniaer ibre 9ienlte a%ngeboten, b.
NIT Sic &inoer gefleibet meroen tom
men.
Gs .par hc(onocrs riibrcno, als llns
Ole 9dapelern oes 9ain5er Aipls ole
erite 2%ieferung bon &leionngsltnde11
iiberreidten, sic lie bel Na6t geltridt
batten. Sic baben ielblt ntdt gen1g
tporme aleioer, aber Tie belfen nns
oennod1 in uneisenniitiger @eile,
nndoem ibr %miibepoQes, langes So
getperf nolbra6t 1T.
Mit Sen tiehten @efiiblen Der
Oanfbarfeit oenfen ollie Mrbeiterinnen
on Mmerifa. Bir m0hten Mmerifa
nidt MIR fir sic Meot5in banfen, oie
rnieren &ranfenbdlliern geididt tpors
Sen lit, nidt alein fir sic 2eintpano
unb sic &Ieibung, sic Ben Mrnten
nerabreidt miro, ionoern audi ferner
oafiir, SAP es uns oieie @eleget1bett
eegeben bat, gu betpeiien, bob lib tros
allen glenbs nod piele Menifen IN
8ien finoen, sic eifrtg bemiibt itno,
ibren Ieioenben Mitmeniden gegenii=
Der hire Hfli9t 51 tln.
@ir Seiterreiderinnen aaein mil
fen, tpel4' id)pere 8iroe sic Srauen
unieres 2anoes at tragen baben lno
mir aqein f0nnen Die Spfer piiroigen
neld)e Tie brtngen."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-02-24

|b,or1iebt, oab alle nidt beaniprudten
|Depoiiten III irgenb elmer 8anf ODER
BET elmer Eruitgeleui6aft, ole LANCER
als 5pan5ig Sabre gebalten murben,
in Die 5taatstaiie flieBen ionen. Meit
103 gegen 10 Stimmen paeiiirte an
Jreitag i'm @epraientantenbauie Dos
quite 8ege : ENHANCEMENT. 9ie 8tu
gebt ieBt an 6en Senat, no geringe
Oppoiition gegen bie 8orlage ertpar.
tet miro. Cine @orlage, irgeno einen
8etrog bon itaatliden Bonus : @ar=
rants anf3unebmen, bie, ra66em Der
$,4,500,00O Sonos eridopft lit, riid-
itdnbig iin6, 1purbe Sreitag I'M STE
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terbreitet. Die 8orlage 1iebt eine1
meiteren Son6s Bis au 100000
Dor. 81 0ieier @orfebrung einigten
'ii6 6~reitagmorgen @ouperneur
Breus, @eneralantpalt &ilton, 5taats
Idakmeilter Shines, @oriiber @odne
bonn Senats 6inan5fomitee, uno 8or.
flyer @briitianion pam Sausfomtiee
fir 8emiuigungen.
Mit IS gegen Is @timmer nobm
Die Milemblp bon Minneiota am 6rei-
|tagaben0 cine Borlage an, pelde ole
@etreioe= un6 Biebb0rien I'M Staat
gu roffenen Mdrften" madt. Die
8orlage gebt iebt on ben 5enat, tpo
Der MusibuB lire Mnnabme empfob=
len fat. Inter Sen bon Der 8orlage
betroffene1t MGrften 1teben an eriter
.5teqe Ole &an6elsfo,'
neapolis, bie 80rie in Dl1lutb uno
Sic Biebbofe in ct. Saul, goopera-
tib=8erbdnoe, mef6e 9ibi6en6en 5ab=
len, f0nnen 1lnter bem nel1en @eiet.
Witglie6er 6ie1er Mdrfte men0en.
SIM Senat 1prrbe am Sreitag cine
|Gorlage eingereidt, tpel9e hie Ser
1teuung nno SEN 8erfauf bon 3iga=
retten uno 3igarettenpapier i'm Staot,
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miro. e9r 5uitdn6ige MusfduB bes
'@taats1enats bei9loB am Samltag nit
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5u%riid5ulegen.
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Dos 5eratsfomitee fir Mrbeiter-
Mngelegenbeiten empfabl in ieiner
Mittmodsiibung nit flint gegen bier
5timmen bie Mnnabme Der 8orlage
fir sic Durdbfiibrung 6es adtitiinoi-
gen Mrbeitstages fir Mrbeit a1er Mrt,
oll1 Sarmerarbeit. Dte SuuiDan-Bil,
meld)e teilmeiIe &ontroQe iiber elef=
trii9e Strobenbabnlinien 6em Staa=
te iibertrugen ion, muroe I'M Se11at
BON Dem 5uitdnoigen &omitee our Au-
nabme empfoblen. 9ie Mderba1toer-
treter berlangen cine S%erdnberu11g
Scr Mrbeiter : OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
aen oobtn, baB Sic Mrbeitern I'M Srt=
fapa5itdtsfole gu 5ablenoe gntfdaoi-
|gunq minoeitens $40 un6 bod)itens
500 sic ISOLDE betragen. 8ertrete-
rinnen bes Srauen : Corporations
perban6es bon Minneapolis un6 oeS
|Stantsberban6es ser 6rauen : &llbs
bon Minne1ota erfldrten itd Dor benz
|2egisIaturfomitee fir allgemeine @e=
Ietgebung als @egnerinnen Der Wor=
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proouftion. sic beItanoen 0araut,
nidt cine t3eniur Ser 8iloer tonne
oie MoraI retten, lonoern MIR ridti=
ge Cooperation 5miiden ben &Mtern
Ser Morol uno Sen @anoelbtloerer=
5euger. 2etteren miiiie flor gema9t
mer6en, oaB 6ie @orfiibrung gefabr=
liber 8il0er iid bal6 als ettpns
|5dle9tes ertpeiien miirbe, neil ieoer
lid 1damen miiroe, iolde 9aritell11n.
gen 5u beluden. 9as 2an6ltraBento-
mitee oes Senats beid)loB, fir Die
&orloge, tpel6e sic 8eiteuerung Ser
Mutobe5iber fir neutrality-suspicious.
berlangt, 5olde Stel1er ouf minoe=
items $12 fir ieoes Ber1onen Muto-
un6 SIS fir iebes 2altarto 5u be-
meiien. Man min baour6 etpa flint
Miuionen Dollars 5as Sabr fir Stra
.Benbnuten anfbringer.
acknowledgements nel1e @eiebborla=
gen tpur6en in BEN DonnerltagSltbun=
gen beiber @dnler Der Meinneiotaer
@toatslegislatur eingereiit, in tbrer
58obl sic %foIgen6en: Sir 6ie 8etpiliz
g11ng bon $1,000 511m Mnfauf zines
oes Sn0ianer Maiiacre bon 1862 IN
SEEM nlm 6aritenenben @emalbes.
Sir SEN @auf zines @run6ftides CUR
@rridtunq elmer 1taatli6en SnouItrie=
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1ninneiotd

ct. SAUL. - Die M11siteuung Der
Mationalen MiI6mirtidait, rei@e eli
ne Snouftrie I'M @erte bon elmer 8il=
lion repraientiert, mirb 0ieieS Sabr
anf oem @tantsausltequngSplaB BON
s. biz Is. Sftober itattfin6en. Die
nniibertreffliden Stauetnribtungen
ouf bem 5tnatsatsiteqnngsgeldn6e
uno Sic groBartige 5entrale Sage BON
Ha11I in oen Wil91taoten Min=
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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-09-19
Two efficient methods
Other essential helps

Modern research has revealed other
needs. Ordinary diet is often rich in
starch and deficient in fruit acids. A
tooth paste should twice daily do what
fruit acids do. It should stimulate Ma
lures teeth-protecting agents in the
mouth.
Pepsodent does that. It multiphes
the salivary flow. It multiplies the
starch digestant in the saliva, to digest
starch deposits that cling. II multiplies
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-09-19

return, and Bachman should be able
to select a worthy successor to the
man whom Benny Owens named as
his choice for left end, on the first
All-Varsity team last fall.
Ship" Winter, who was injured IN
practice during the early part of the
1920 season, is counted upon this year
to furnish the nucleus around which
Coach Bachman will build a fast,
heavy backfield. He will play at half
if the broken foot which he received
last year does not prove too trouble
some. Ship has not yet reported,
but is expected after the hay has been
Put up. Warren Cowell, a regular.
will be a strong contender for the
other halfback position. A field of
good men from which to select other
backs include Starkey, a sensation on
the freshman squad last year, apd
Randall and Bryan of last years
squad.
Neither Goerke nor Sears, who al
ternated at fu1lback last year. have
returned so far, but both are counted
early games of the 1920 season, is
again out.
The failure of "Swede' Axline, the
pilot of the Aggie eleven last year, to
return to school narrows the field of
candidates for the quarterback berth.
Schwartz of last years fresh and
Ding Burton, for two years quar-
terback on Aggie elevens. are prorni-
nent among the contenders for the
place.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-09-19

the alkalinity of the saliva, to neutral
ize the acids which cause tooth decay.
All these results come from every ap-
plication. Thus mouth acids and the
starch which forms them are effectively
eombated. Old-time tooth pastes, based
on soap and chalk, had just the oppo-
site effect.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-09-19
WePay

The cost of tea-day test. SIM
ply send the coupon.
This will 20 times bring you the
delightful effects. 1t will show
you whittier, cleaner, safer teeth.
Then you can easily judge what
they mean to you.
A book we send explains the
unique results.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-09-19
Greetings. football fansl

Greetings, football fansl
The column opens up again this
year with a feeling of optimism for a
football season of unprecedented sue
cess. Every team in the Kansas con-
ference is in the harness. Coaches
are beginning to gradually weed out
the scrubs. Two games are being
played in the conference this week,
and the season is ready to open.
Enthusiasm. complete and joyous
enthusiasm, is evident on all hands.
Everyone is talking football, doping
football, eating and sleeping football.
The 1921 season bids fair to be one
of even greater popularity than that
of 1920,
With the above lines written, and
true, why shouldn't sport writer feel
happy? We should? Well, We are.
Coach Dwight T. Ream, of Wash
burn, is maintaining a stiff upper lip.
The practices of the Blue squads are
crecy. Unless a person has a direct
interest in WashbuFn and her football
success, he is politely requested to
leave the field when the Blue boys are
getting their daily practice Ream
even Says that secret practice in all
beginning Of next week. Why all
this? Because on October Coach
Potsy Clark, director of athletics.
Phog Allen and the members of the
Kansas university football squad in
wade Topeka, intent upon victory
from the Missionaries.
A number Of questions are brewing
over the game. The probability that
K. U. will object to the use of
Brewster is interesting, to say the
least. The press has even quoted Di-
rector Allen to the effect that he will
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-09-19
Film mars your looks

Film. is that viscous coat you feel,
ever-present, overcoming. 1t clings to
teeth, gets between the teeth and stays.
This film absorbs stains, so it clouds
the teeth's beauty. 1t often forms the
basis of thin, dingy coats. And coated
teeth don't glisten.
So beauty alone demands its daily
removal. Those who leave it do not
realize how attractive teeth can be.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-09-19
START NATIONAL GOLF TOURNEY
Are Sixty-Four Experts Entered at St
Louis-Au Shoot Under so.

Country Club. St. Louis, Sept. 10
Sixty-four golfers, who are gathered
here from all sections of the United
States and from Scotland and Eng
land, and each one capable of shoot
ing under so, started play today in
the 36 holes medal play test for the
thirty-two players in the first round
of match play for the United States
amateur golf championship.
Weather conditions were cloudy,
with light showers having fallen dur
ing the early morning hours, but the
depressing heat of last week had left
st. Louis and the contestants were
greeted with cooling breezes. Willie
Hunter, the British amateur cham
pion, was the first player to start.
leaving the tee at o'clock. He was
expected to qualify, as well as Tommy
Armour, the Scotchman. They are
the only foreigners in the competition.
Today'S field will be composed of
the players who did 10 or better in the
preliminary qualifying round last Sat-
urday. The northwestern states are
better represented than ever before
and far more western and southern
players are participating than at any
other national golf championship.
But nine eastern golfers survived the
preliminary round, but at least six of
this number are expected to qualify.
Chick Evans. present champion,
is the favorite, with Bobby Jones. of
Atlanta, and Francis Ouimet, of Bos-
ton, picked as the champions most
dangerous competitors.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-09-19
WITRhEWfLISTLE
Footbdl@mmnt and Gossip
BY
!, ~ 81. W.L.tuSsns Jr.

insist upon Brewsters withdrawal
from the game because Missouri Val
ley rules hold that no player can
compete in a game unless he has a
years residence in the college he rep
resents. That rule is a mere matter
of technieality, however. Brewster
has a sophomore standing in Wash
burn. His work in summer school
and the last semester of the 1920-21
school year Melted him the required
number of credits. Still Allen has the
rule to back him. Will ne use it ?
That remains to be seen.
Lee Wyekoff, giant fuIlback of the
Ichabods is eligible to play with the
Blues this year. He has made salts
factory arrangements with the Wash
burn faculty for his credits. But to
date he has not been seen in a foot
ball suit on the Washburn athletic
field.
Wyekoff's ability as a fuIIbaek will
be well remembered. For two years
he has been a mainstay around which
the Washburn coaches have developed
wonderful offense. He was instru-
mental in securing the championship
of last year Washburn steudents are
anxiously awaiting developments. Ru-
mors that he will be in school are
floating over the Icfabod campus in
rapid-fire order-but '-Wyckie'' has
not yet made his appearance.
He is a valuable player, but not in
the Blue team this year. It's up to
Wyckoff whether or not he wants to
play.
pete" Reedy. a star tackle and
guard on the Kansas university eleven
in 1915, was in Topeka today, and
vouchsafed the information that he
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-09-19
TheWar on Film
That dingy film on teeth

Thus film causes most tooth troubles.
Despite the tooth brush, those troubles
have been constantly increasing, until
very few escape. The ordinary denti-
frice does not effectively combat film,
so much has been left intact.
That is the situation which dental
research has in late years sought to
remedy.
Two efficient methods
Two efficient methods have been
found. Able authorities have proved
them. A great number of dentists have
watched the results for years.
Now these methods are combined in
a tooth paste called Pepsodent, for daily
use at home. It's effects are quick and
delightful. A weeks use is usually con-
vincing.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-09-19
The great tooth wreeker

But film does more. It is the basis Of
tartar 1t holds food substance which
fernents and forms acid. 1t holds the
acid in contact with the teeth to cause
decay. Germs breed by millions in it.
And they, with tartar, are the chief
cause of pyorrhea.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-09-19

viii not be in school this year. Reedy
is a man upon whom Coach Potsy
Clark put a lot of faith. He was to
be in school this year, according to all
reports Business" quoted Reedy,
Business
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-09-19

Dental science nowadays is conduct
ing war on film. It means new dem
tai era. The object is whittier teeth,
cleaner teeth and safer.
Millions of people have already bene-
flied. And leading dentists everywhere
are urging this new way on others.
This is to offer a pleasant test. To
bring you the results for awhile. Then
to let you decide if you want them
every day.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-09-19
Millions now show
the results

Pepsodent is now widely adopted.
AS result millions of teeth now glisten
as they never did before. You see them
everywhere. Those teeth are protected
in these new, effective ways.
To countless women it has brought
an added beauty. For men who smoke
it is removing iln-held tobacco stains.
It is saving children's teeth. Dentists
advise its daily use from the time the
first tooth appears.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-09-19

Send the coupon for To-Day Tube.
Note how clean the teeth feel after
using. Mark the absence of the viscous
film. See how teeth whiten as the film
coats disappear. Feel the other good
effects.
This test will be a revelation. It will
show you what clean teeth mean. Then
decide if you always want the teeth In
your home kept like the teeth you see.
Cut out the coupon now.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-09-19
ASPIRIN

Take Aspirin only a. told in each
package, of genuine Bayer Tablets of
Aspirin. Then you will be following
the directions and dosage wor.le out
by physicians during 81 years, and
proved safe by millions. Take no
chances with substitutes. If you see
the Bayer Cross on tablets, you cal
take them without fear for Colds,
Headache. Neuralgia, rheumatism,
Earache, Toothache, Lumbago and for
Pain. Handy tin boxes of twelve tab
lets cost few cents. Druggists also sell
larger packages. Aspirin is the trade
mark of Bayer Manufacture of Mono
aceticacidester of Salicylica cid.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-09-19
New Coach for Ldndsborg.

New Coach for Lndsborg.
Lindsborg, Kan, Sept. 19.-George
Carlson, member of the Bethany col
lege football team for four years, is
coaching athletics at the local high
school this year. He has twenty men
reporting for practice every evening.
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