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M‘f§‘,,‘;,f,i,§l,fsib|e°i“‘i,'-.‘i;‘§.' , Charlottetown Exhibitor Wins
Deatha of Five
___° g- _ High Honorsln Holstein Class.
(Canadian Plhl)
 Ont., Nov 28 (By
B To - _ --»- the Uanadan Press)--With but two
OS N,Masa.,Nov.23. 'Iheen-,herdl te 
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Boston Latin school teacher, which °‘
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three children, was found dead to- Mummg bwedzn t th” °Ro 5
lay in their Dorchester home from Wm," nk h °' ° 7 .
accidental monoxide poisoning. °’° tm' 7°” M' L'
Tile bodies of Goodslo and his ' I
wife, who before her marriage in Wan” “mn” °f °h"l°"°t°w“"
Mcverthyor susscx. N. B. ands. 
.lose was ontnerinc M. Mcoax-thy, s P' E' I" b°°W°°“ ‘hm "'°“ *°“
Worcester school teacher, were. nm' “nd the 'me “mb” °f °°°‘
round in tris iiatlirccrn or tnsir`;”“"; ”'°”‘ “west 'competitors be-
h0 C dl
_ ..h°m°- tl? 1135 WW" lnlesmuf hWm°h :rm and 5:,” zildpggm; Sm", 23.-Completely recovered from the
,was s 1 uming, oug the 'r b°’t°»
gdeaths of the fdmlly were believed to which tw° °xhib"'°" W” dim E
have occurred last Friday. was con- nm" and seven °°°°nd"
sidered by medical examiner Tim- Quebec exmbmn mnked “ext
time at llllot H Flirvla Tuol-
t _ with_flve firsts and three seconds,
:gy .1 Leary to be the source of the mostly taken by the herd of T. B. d
indications were that rm. ciood- M"°°“‘”“V' H“d‘°“" He’8h*S» 011°'
ale was about to take a bath when 'rm' which had by fa' the 1°-T39"
she was overcome. Police believed exhibits' md three mst’ and 51* 50°
ner husband went tc ner assistance °"d”-
md then he m tum succumbed to In addition exactly half of the
inc gas. 'rwo or tne children, Mary, twelve championship ribbcns drier- T
.aged one and a half years. and An- 'd Wmt °° th’ Maflumel-
na, aged four, were found in their
beds. The third child, William, aged
request of his mother, Mrs. Francis
(canadian rrera cable'
DONCASTER., Eng.. Nov. 23.-i
Thirty-seven victims of the Bentley
pit disaster will be buried in a com-
bined funeral at noon on Wedries-‘
day. When a terrific explosion
shattered the mine last Friday, fol-
lowed by fire, 42 miners lost their
lives. Five still are entombed in a
vofilrl of ooal. , f
ANNOUNCEMENTS,
COMING EVENTS.
MEETINGS, ETC
'°cniclren suppsn at iusrsnneld,`
Thursday, 20th. 10872-1!-23-di.
MONTREAL Que. Nov 23-
of the commission to enquire into
, "Dance tonight at Newstead Inn.
_ "Warning, Montague saturday, ensure an linprojudlced and careful
East Lynne, in Nllklel- 109'11'3¢'3| ll consideration of the railway situat-
ion. Its members are outstendinl
th I d d ‘
“°£?n°;,'§1g°Ha;' '.¥:’;'s?;;y?x;4_  and perhaps the mcst reassuring
music. uglfeature is that the selection of the
---- uICommission had _obviously been
'°-“Pm Rebekah I-°dF° me* Iproceeded with, with the sole ob-
T"”d°y‘ Nwember 24§'f)‘§9§"f;';El;_:‘_'1|_ ject of securing men' of eminence
and independence. I r I*-' help
"Cardigan club loading Hogs and minion ns ng only great |nporta1
“ml” W°d"°‘d”'Y' N‘;a'§,;‘;l’f{_a’35_§i' but regard the work ci Q si Com-
` to the future of the ceulltry and
"Community Club Meeting, Corn- iits trailportation agencies, and the
wall Rink, Wednesday, November .high chmmiu. 01,1” pe,-mum; 1,
“Eh 1o‘0°°u'2‘m` ‘ worthy of the magnitude of the is-
fs-D,m¢¢ Grandview Hall, Wednes- .sues delegated to them for invest-
day, November 25th. come and en|- i|.i,i°n_r~
is, yon.-ssivss. ioioa-il-as-i.
"cniclrsn supper. bww' “I4
i da I 0
;»,',';,=f:,,;_;-_,g~,=,;°g,,*;f‘,;;,£‘1,’,_§'.1;,‘§';;’,‘.: Link-Up Fails
M mu _,-_;-,-me ,_ ,,,, To Locate Men
Oren Hall Wood`Islands. Novem ' '
ser alla. sdmuslcn iss and ml --
lll. .
day, November llth. llsfresli-
ments. . IMM-il-iM-li.
"Musical entirtsinmerltand talk
.1 mm mm u ,wir 'ras raids inicslns with than crni. New Brunswick cunwiwu sri amy." . f_ '*_'n-_______.
cnary . - - , -
since list .idly as is .inner aaron. 4
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°"l‘ryoii United church will hold
their annual chicken slipper and
laraar in the Tryon Hall, on Wed-
readay, November Seth. Supper
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the railway situation, E. W. Beatty,
chairman and president of the ly admitted by the men who made »
Canadian Pacific Railway, said: i (Canadian Press) Danni" Ur es the trip that snles tax legislation ; 4 companies for a ten per cent wage
, -R _ H ,hu "The personnel of the Commls-| SYDNEY' N' 5" N°"' “_The g g ll 1108 likely to be adopted this year (By P. I. Lipscy, Jr., Associated IM. Briarld present It as his own
Vm5|°°~ spwm m“"i°' m5` ` 1 sk, heavl st fine et im ed nd th
n appears to be such as Wm e y pos u er e 5 mnvimon was also apparent that Press stuff (ini-icspnnneni) iplan, taking thc position that China
Nova Scotia Liquor Control Act was Suppart  there I (C ri li
ue "muy deshable features, opy g I. 1931 by the Associatcddilust not be forced into approvingl
levied by Magistrate W. A. G. Hill _ 'to this taxing plan and tint me Press)  'PMN ‘Were many bl-lateral con-l
teddy when w. .i. stewart ci esl- Servlge Lgan ,United states will eventually have PARIS' N°v~ 23-A new proposal l'"S°°I°“= during the de but
Y Ill)
nlcn aivsr ncsd was ordered to to turn tc it in s limited icnn if f°f B HGH"-11 COIHMLSSIOH df inquiry definite Pfeemr was visible as the fl" dispute not brine available.
the rapid increase in the Federal into thc Manchurian conflict, with Chinese believed the Bi-land pro
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(Canadian Press)
SAULT STE MARIE, Mich., Nov.
fleets of a thrilling 430 mile balloon
flight from Cleveland to the bush
country north of Sault Ste Marie,
Ont., George Vanik, is-year-old
Cleveland balloonist, s.rrived hem to-
ay with a story of having been buf-
feted by Lake Huron blizaards and
menaced by a roving timber wolf.
Vanik landed in the woods near
Dean Lake, Ont., Friday morning.
He left Cleveland at 830 p, in.,
hursday, passed over Sarnia., Ont.,
two hours later and then lost all
sight of land. Driven north over
Lake Huron by blizzards he appar-
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pay $100 for having liquor illegally
Pronunciation
MANCEIJRIAN WAI! BRINGS
’0NGUl-TWISTIRS INTO
 PIUMININCI
The Grineso are It Ill* MY'
, ing their revenge upon the lvl
llsh speaking \vo\1d. For many
years Oriental students of
English have complained be-
eallaa our tongue appnrs to
havqssprlmalralothalaivl
thatfewwardsshclrldbepro-‘
nolmoed exactly as they are
spelled.
The M.ahohl|i<an war has
made it our turn to suffer. The
Chinese too have adopted this
law as part of their pfocm of
Wlllllrlng Western manners.
U l
Below is a list of names
mentioned daily in dispatches
from Alla. Accvmlllllylllt them
is a phonetic rendering of the
manner in which a learned
Chlnele lvntleman of Monirlal
lbw they shouts be imr
nounoed. W
Rnd 'em and-atntterr `
7-llllllfllll - Lung-hee-ling.
'l‘sl¢slhl!\-Sooe-al|~hyn,_ lf
Pelpinr-Ply-ping. .
llsnh-Liang-soo-Lee U an
. D vil’ I I
or ' ;   E~»°ffS0f 0" e "' " ""d S "“‘°"-4
A  "the iaosrdcr'rnde,tcldtrrei~icuse  I D roivr or spam -rrinldnd,Ncv.`   1 T' I Over  Mlulon
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of Commons today that the Gov-L P aper 23. -(Canadian Press cable)-Two"
Funeral  ernment has no objection to estab~l hundred convicts. lured on by re-
M tu to , Has Been Subscribed
 men ec ries in Great Bri- (ummm Pau) ports of ready work in the interiori NEW YQRK, Nov, 23.-.Informer
s s a tain by foreign firms to escape pre- Rm! _ N _ ____c _ of Dutch Guinea. ¢sClP¢d lI‘°m I tion secured through the study of
Mlne I/Uftlfns sent or prospectivs customs duties. adlxgbgporu Quqxlfp Egdiwul Koreutry Penal camp in French canadian sales tax legislation is to MONTREAL- QUC-. NOV- 23-(By the Canadi P )
I "
:ln ress
"I dcn't_thinlr it is desirable, he october were valued at mmuso’ Guinea. tramped scores or miles be t,-_,,,_,1,,ted mm an nnmedian, -Over $40,000,000 of the National Service Loan being ls-
-Z- told s questioner, "to prevent for- ` ‘
accordmsm me report ,ssuedbythe tnrcugn fever haunted swamps, pmmm 1°, ¢0n,|d,,,-,tion by gon. ‘sued by the Dominion Government _ha_d been sold before
eign concerns from employing Brit- ‘Camdmn Pulp md Paper A“°cm_ crossed innumerable rivers and en- gi-css it was decided today by n p.m. today, it was stated in a preliminary survey issued
lsn workers in this country." ,,0n_ Tm, W” an mme", Wm durcd unbelievable hardship, only nisicrity ci the so senators and rep early tonight by _the general management committee. The
pm,,°,,_s month 0, 5581985’ whemto and they were the victims of e resentatives who have iust com- survey was restricted _io the areas represented by some
_ exports were valued at w’o84r365_ hoax. There was no work for l»h¢m» pleied a six day tour in the Dom- of the lar_ger cities. Owing to the time factor, 2 p.m. being
Beatty Approves In October of 1930 the total was A group oi their fellow-convicts, to inion, Ari informal committee or not yet_mldday in the Western Provinces and only 10 a.m.
l;15,035,3;n_ a decrease tm, ye” of curry favor with the authorities., fivs has been organized ic fcrmul- ln British Columbia, only a small portion of the returns
P I  s3,a6a,9'lr. wood pulp export, go, spread the isles rumorsothey might' atc .a plan to be studied by the from the liirger cities in these provinces was available.
efS0nne the month were valued at "'69,," recapture some of the escaping entire group at s meeting which is The survey included no towns or rural areas, it was stated.
_ _ md exports of palm. at "_0‘°-“_ prisoners. to be called 'later in Washington.
Ry. C0mn1lssl0n as compared with $2,330,276 and 88.- n‘°u:12)°"“'5' °f th;_ym°“ r°l'“;':` Atezpegi °°";"“'t°° Wash 515° V . .
1s4,osor ectivsiyln urs rncntii r ed le the was o=mp. e me Orme v axpre-is e sp- N I ( '
Septembgr 0 ringleaders were punished by sol- pi-eciatlon oi' the body representing a 
, _ , ’ " itary confinement on the famous s. large section of Congress for the I S
cnmmenting many on the appoint- p Devil's Island group of French pen-  oiilcial and civic coui-tesies extended ; S g t  
ment by the Dominion Governmeh ' T I ' al colonies, from which escape is during the course of the study and, ' O _
all-ncst impossible. ,tc william Randolph Hearst for S J D
' arranging the trip. while it is free- ln O' ap Isp ate
ated that Chiang Kai-Shek already
an” . 3
P0
e pprove `
cnli_li|ll
Likelihood That Presi-,
dent of China Wills
Move His Troops
Northward, Joining
Those In Manchuria.
TOKYO, Nov. aa. (A.P.)-“Reel
wsr" might result if Chiang-Kai-
Shek. President of China, went
north to combine forces with Chang
Hseuh-Liang, deposed Governor of
Manchuria, it was said authorit-
atively here today.
Reports here indicated that the
Chinese' President planned to join
forces with the Manchurian leader
for the purpose dl marching into
Manchurla. In the event of his do-
ing so, it was said, such action
might lead to a real war.
Reports in official circles indic-
movirlg his troops northward
d had reached Hanan This ‘ro-
rted action led to a Japanese
cninn, ]{g|.5h,k_¢h”_,m.., belief that the Chinese President
Ky Slick. ml8ht establish himself at Pelplng
the Ieague oi' Nations Council
Mah Chan-Shan-Mah Shen decided against the Nanking Govern
Shan. ment
If this situation should arise. Jap- _ ` _ _ ____,,,_,,,.,,,
_ _ "_ , would increase her military force `
three months’ died In me canhze N  o ° T ently Passed over some of the is- _  “t 'nnmnf Whlch l" °'u°w°d her Lady George Chnlmunddey' wife “nent” circles as 8' designer’ the
on the first floor. Winthrop Har- 0 lands whpyn 1,-inn georginn Bny ' , ,
rlngton, a neighbor, who went to the Jectlons 0 lbefore readhing the Canadian main-  ` authoritatively said. Ch°l'“°“d°|°y and “ |"`°“‘l“°"" ‘"1
` G Odhl h ‘
_ _ | _ ' '
lat in Lord B¢l~S|i0l’0ll¢l1 B Drlvalc agcr to appear in series of Canadian
o e ome to investigate the sb- 1 d_ _
‘ence of Goodale ,mm school .t the Branch Factorles an  Lured "‘°""° “l s"“*“s‘°B»¢i Park. Ellsiand, engagements under the patronage of
, _ . , , has sailed for Canada at the head of Their Excellencles, the Govemor-I
Goodale. saw the infant in the ear- In Great Brltaln To servitude he' "W" “mp 0' Pla d
, I s ally yers an General and Lady Bessboroligh.
risge and notified police. I .- Canadian ‘I United States
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ringing Own Company l
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dancers. Well known ln British con- _
under the Bom. promo] it was of the younger brother of Marquis creator of bnllcis and it dancer licr-
self, she became' nn actress man
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Revival of Transpor-
tation Commission
Will Come Up Fon
Discussion.
NHIIIIFIIX
ALIFAX, N. B., Nov. 23.-Revival
o the Maritime transportation coin-
mission; discontinued more than is
year ago, will come before the Marl-
time Board of Trade for discussion
at the Boa.rd’s annual meeting ln'
Halifax on Wednesday and Thurs-
day. A resolution to be submitted
to committee by the Saint John
board requests the Maritime body to
press on the Provincial Govem-
exits, grants from which liclpcd to
pport the commission, tlle neces-
of an o anlzatlorl to re
Mil.lllni
.inllln lilfls
(Canadian Press)
H
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sity rg present
these provinces in endeavors toward.
removal or modification of Maritime
transportation handicaps. The Saint
John resolution asks that a delega-
;ion wait upon Premier G. S. Har-
:ington of Nova Scotia and ask that
le provide leadership in the under-
liking.
Numerous other requests are be-
ng brought by Boards of Trade
_rom different points in the Atlan-
mi
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HALIFAX, N. S.. Nov. 23-This
tlme last year Nova Scois shivered
‘in the grip gi' a foretasts ni winter
Today M5101' H. D. MBd<b”n of Liv.
erpool and four young women gf
the south shore town enjoyed s,
,swim in the harbor and called the
water "summerlike". A Halifax
schoobvy took s dip ln a pond on
the Common. The temperature was
UD to 75 yesterday and today was
equally salubrlous.
Sessions
To Resume
(By W. W. Murray, Canadian Press
Staff Writer)
MONTREAL, Que., Nov. 23._.
Sessions of the Conciliation Board
appointed to investigate the appli-
cation of the .Canadian Railway
reduction for certain classes of em-
ployees will be resumed tomorrow
lat 10 ll.. m. No hearing was held ic-
dsy due to infomation demanded
by the board from both parties tt
in his possession. The maximum, MONTREAL, Que., Nov. 23-(By deficit is to be checked. I B I/Billie ll\‘0V|-51011 fm” the Wlllldraw- llosal, in its present form, would not'
which WM asked by the Crown, is the Canadian Press)-Hon. Charles --é.; al of Japanese troops was tele be acce tabl
W » , - p e to Nanking.
$1,000 and default means an alter- Dunning, former Minister of Fin- graphed tonight to the Niulkinn Dr. Sze and his advisers seemed
native of three th ‘
mon s in jail. ance, issued a statement in support School Qu t govemment by Alfred Sze, chinese on the verge of invokin i le
es ron I “ ‘"’° X
More than one thousand gallons of of the National Service Ioan io- delegate to the Ls u of N ti of th Le
eg e a ons e sgue covenant and ask-
rum were found on Stewart’s prem- night. It folllows in part: In Su 0 Council ing the council what it thinks of
iss; n month ago by Novo. scotla '-1 am pleased to have this OD- "ly: nt' Dr. Sze referred the plan to Nan- m-*___ l
police. He has also been committed portunity to say a word irl support '
for trial under provisions of the of the pmaent effort to raise $150.-
custcms Act. ooo.ooo by way ci lcsn from the ,M cum” ' PN" ‘ ' Y which ns reuiiirrned his demand icr *_* ' f
In )-Th I i
Canadian people for national plir- th" ommuu lhoxd- be iorxdn E3 prompt evacuation.
poses.
I
I _I The new proposal is understood Record & F r
emacs css: --1 -- M- .1 »» ...W-» .;:.:°....."°°.";°.': :;‘;‘;':f.;;‘.“:,.'°l‘.» ~°  vu ~~»»   ° °°""°"'"’ W°°"'°'
national necessity. no matter what Bmnnu’ mmm of the court off the basis of the councils unani- illin-
r our political views may be, all Can- M mon h mous resolution of September -\lETF0li0l»00lCAL OFFICE. Tor-
Productlon V . are today ss the court
ulians raooeniaa that the money was wrlaldcrin f which called for the retirement of "“'°' "°“-3”” 7  fi
Sll mol
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Canada in an effort to find Herman ilued today by the Dominion Bur- 9“'P°'°l ll b¢y\‘md`the range
_,_ gomg,-_ so of orange and Fred nn gumiq political controversy, and calls for
per cant, Saskatchewan product-‘,
_stnelia ssyicnwuuirauyuneortnsnrrvlolulllwlflll-.l°l'l°“"'°“
‘:imompnyt`t°t.h'l;r`etlineme;i‘w'?ienmnn.outp|it&omMb¢uwulm WST-ANDIIWS UNWFNWY
|.s¢in.csncsatlrtcnirno:bolmdsyaop¢i-cui¢.ane use sl-limi I --
‘acsnta '!fnotnne,'niursda.
mm, with the tide up the xok- Columbia dealhil was about it par lr. ANDIIIII, l°°¢W\:»“ 3?;
1 _ |@“_u_;|_m|sng\iaivsr,-which nina north. vent A g ll-General Christian N
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BUDBURY ont Nov 23 (B tide Brisnd, council chaimlsn. in
, g appeals or h  `
must be raised. Under our ents; mm "mah “hom .upporgegnzg the Japanese for-ces as security con- "umm ;:":f§`i;§:'g"e mmmm
‘ I ) of Government, the Govenlmeilt pubuo “bool "Upon," ditions justified vllnss iulr and inlla
AWA on, NW the My is N»l>°wiN° ¢° P°f“*° 'rws lumens and nity one sn, 'nl' P"°P°'“‘ “lm ‘“°‘“"°" “ °“" .s°.fl’lI.'.7lZ`2” ..‘i‘.'.§i'.f~"".?.‘f.“.I'I§° nfl. "ill .I 
md,” with mm” wx” hm (annum ha.) “ummm m om". ‘wanna N ment for the spending Of ‘_ pelllntl, now pqing osx” for the section for some formwci supervi gurl, r»r..l...l»ly il :cw rrinicrml ras.. CHWAQO ‘S A
10406-ll-24-ii. NEW YORK’ “_ Y" Nom m____ "Mu" mort Wm for th' nn lrlG\€y and oagmbe ,held Tltliolmt "Wm “mm” “hmhm uk_.sion by neutral observers of the STORM “,Am"Nn Q P
-*___ able for its po es n par mm, in mn, evacuation cnt n <1 of the
"Um, -m ,M mm md md iudic stations at montreal, Horam mo. which was s damn. si is ‘°‘ "° f°ff°d fo th 11 1° ’“°”""‘ “
0 D ,,, PMT scliluc, .
land pitisrwrsn list night rescind N. sm, ,, mm” ,M ,,,, ,,,,,_ "The immsdlsw 1=°°°“"Y f°" wheel mil. while sirzy two ncw ss-I-wcurity ci the .u.p......-ss, Twasrrrsnros. p. <»mr~-»r- 21- CENTER NEARR '
formal approval of the council. It Weis: rlrnnl sorlitnonl
was said the nrilsh. spanish and als sn. s°n'a"IiflS':.'n..°°""" M’
.nfl Ԥ
Nonnaian member. iiulsrcd tmlugfiraf ,'.1'g==g»¢|=°_¢~li{§.`1§g¢_;_3g ""'. -.. ‘
This has to do with representationi
bearing upon the cost of living, and
with wage schedules of the classsi
of men affected by the proposed
cut.
The board has for the past week
been hearing the pros and cons of
he transportation companies' prob-
lems and the relation of railway-
men’s wages to those problems.
transferred to the separ- impression was that if the United m;.\;i|;l|;r;ry l0.1l0l»."1- <\~\r\<'rI= »“Ii"'l" 0°? PACK?
State; ggve nogiw gf ii; willingness “blsrllrhnni-c 4-ollsirlorallle inicnsiiy 0 
d .
 meh 5 Plan ind” remglllttlon   afternoon ni 4.28 and ‘ ` , “S .' l
si, An- ‘a e Chinese wolll acccp . lsesnomorrow morning ar 7.00. Z '
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,amy of I The proposal telegmphpd to mm: .lmll moon edncsrlni' \<>v 'l 5( E) J
. nl-it-` lrinc by Dr. sis did not have ins m':;ml\;`:\;|'\dé~h_r¢ll;1t°m;Llr;-'Mn mlrilirs _ , ¢
h ii I l I ~ I th..
out over the expanses of northern ,ug 1°, lm' woman' to . "pon raising money for vital rlBl»i°lIl| leased gg pup", nmol supporter, In informed quarters tonight the rc_llliv:llll; :f..r)lr‘lW.'f-llr:.‘l::c_'f: lm" F E
r 0' - fenlrul ilhout 400 lnllz-il erllllllnrsi uf T
the same unity of action which Wm be to participate in lm intl-rnutional 3,, ,, | ,h , ,, ,_ ° .-
' I .B. oonnell Jr., oi Glen Ridge, N- J. Production was less in all coal _ I arc fm" fi moi ns 'wr 'fervor 1'
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