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iVERYBODY'S COLUMN
For Sale
For Rent
SALE—1930 Graham - Paige FOR RENT—Rooms at 122 Cornelia
adster in fair condition. $50.00 St. Board optional.
(A8-13)
Cornelia Street, afternoons or
|vemngs.
<A8-10>
FOE RENT—4 room and bath, fur( y
arold Manley,
1)1111 1'ftlVOR. rft. iJrtWceil if u. in. mill
Damiemoru, N. Y. ir T e l . 8B3-R.
*
a i>: tit.
AB-1OI
(A8-10)
For Rent
FOR RENT—3 Rooms, kitchenette
and bath, furnished and heated. Apply Gordon's Boot Shop.
(J27-tO
FOR BENT OR SALE—Camps a t
i
-if
AV«.
FOR RENT — In Clinton Court,
heated apartment, five rooms and
bath; also two rooms, bath and
kitchenette, furnished. Reasonable
rent. Apply Booth & Booth, 30
Clinton Street.
(J16tf)
FOR RENT—House for rent, 10
SALE—New 7-rm. house on rooms. Hot and cold water. Tel.
Ave., Plattsburgh. Terms if 26-F-3 in Morrlsonville.
(A8-15)
sired. Phone 11-B, Mooers, N. Y.
(A8-10) FOR RENT—Comfortable sleeping
room at 153 Margaret St. (A8-9)
SALE—24-acre farm, BUgar
2 1-2 miles from city. 7 room FOR RENT — Reasonable. Ideal
ouse, barn, new hennery, electric Jurnished camp on Lake Chamhts, all good condition.
Stock plain, N. Y., by week or month.
tools. Mrs. Irene St. John, Electricity, screened porch and WANTED—Male, instruction. Man
ar St. Phone 32-F-31. (A8-13) row boat. Lutes Bros. Cumberland to take up Air Conditioning and
Electric Refrigeration and better
OB SALE—Owner leaving town, Head, Plattsburgh. Phone 16-F-13.
Must be mechanically
(A6tf) themselves.
,ffers excellent buy on 1936 Ford
inclined, willing to train in spare
sedan, in perfect condition. Wintime to qualify. Write Utilities
ter-equipped. Can be seen at 161 FOR RENT — Furnished rooms, Eng. Inst., Press Office.
(A8-9)
iret St. mornings and even- ights, bath, garage, 3 miles from
fngs. A. Hecht.
(A8-13) Plattsburgh. Apply Brqoks Barber MALE HELP WANTED—Able man
Shop.
(A6-9) to distribute samples, handle CofSALE — While they last,
fee Route. Up to $45 first week.
lies of clean old newspapers, 5c FOR RENT—Up-to-date furnished Automobile given as bonus. Write
apt.
Private
porch.
Sleeping
rooms.
h, 3 for 10c. Press Office.
Albert Mills, 4633 Monmouth, Cincinnati, O.
(A8)
(A8-20) Reasonable, central, 9 Miller St.
(A6-9)
WANTED—Van load to Utica Aug.
DR SALE—Modern 8-room house
[itr 164 Margaret St. For particulars FOR KENT—Furnished camp on 11. Also van load from New York
rite or call Wni. M. Lynch, Press Lake Champlain for month of, Aug- City, Aug. 17 .Call Wilfred Bushey.
(A8-10)
Bice, Plattsburgh, N. Y.
ust. Tel. 949, Howard Farm. (A5-11) Tel. 1172.
Wanted
(A8-13)
FOR RENT—Nicely furnished modSALE-CHINA PAINTING. A ern 3-room apt., heated, hot water
uantity of colors, gold, brushes, year round. Tel. 1299-B.
(A5-8)
esigns, etc. Union House, ChateauCA6-12) FOR RENT— Lower front apt.
heated, four rooms, breakfast nook,
3R SALE—Twenty foot open mo- bath, large closet, private entrance,
launch, cedar lined, eight pas- garage. Elmwood Cottage, 185
ngers. Also ten foot rowboat. Margaret St. Phone 981-M. (Jy30tf)
i repainted and caulked. Union
Chateaugay.
(A6-12) FOR RENT—Seven room house
with sleeping porch and garage.
SALE—Neon sign with elec- Everything newly done. Hot water
clock, cheap. Inquire 96 Eliza- heat with oil heating unit, providSU^tel,, «2»>-~
(A6-9i> ing continuous hot water. Posses*
sion given immediately.
Call 159,
HOME MADE ICE CREAM
Patrons say the quality of our ice cream stands out like a
lighthouse. That's conceded of course, because it s a Chazy
Orchards product and made as good as an expert can.
Chazy Orchard low prices as usual, quurt J5c, pint 20c
tUfellMf-iUil' ,«wne.s ,i mctel
•Kiiiwr
tftifi
Phone 77
Whatever you want to get, or whatever
you want to dispose of, Classified Advs.
Bring Quick Results.
mi*. ;»liWri"«'> >lfr: ^'"iT" 1 ' iMiiifiii'?. i""'";
ur currotB, 5c ua. Honey, apples, Hulls, vt'Cftublcs ul all
kinds as usual.
»•
BOOK QUOTES
CHAZY ORCHARDS, Inc.
Miscellaneous but should be a regular annual pro-
Northern League
Sunday's Scores
By JOHN SELBY
PLATTSBURGH 6-4; Montpelier
OSCAR LEWIS' "The Big Four"
Golfing activities at Lake Placid 3-3.
is by no means the first book
Saian.ic Lnkf 4. Burlington 1.
about the fom men who created i this week will feature ladies evC/prmilf WeilneMl;r.' Wlti: UlH- AJUu. I X ! AI.IJI/U' 1 a-l
lie• .<«ilM»'((r I ' V i l W ,,iin .iHldlill'- ent
11 s a t l t i i r s i i i r o n l i n K t o t h i ' l r
pattern for so long. We have not
ead them all, and have no idea
whether it is the best book of the
lot. But certainly it is one of the
Tel. Chazy 8-F-2 most entertaining, because Mr.
Lewis has not allowed his indignation to force him past the point
show that thinning should not beof irony. There is so much in this
considered as a one year proposition story to breed indignation—
WAYSIDE MARKET
GOLF THIS WEEK
AT LAKE PLACID
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Friday, Saturday tmd Sunday will
Saturday's Scores
feature the ladies invitation tour- St. Albans 13; Plattsburgh 7.
nament with qualifying round on Burlington 10-5; Tupper Lake 5-0.
Friday morning; match play Fri- Saranac Lake 6; Montpelier 5.
day afternoon and Saturday. The Only games scheduled.
cup for the winner has been donaTow They Stand
ted by the Frances Brewster shop. Club
Won Lost Pet. GBL
There will be trophies for second PLATTSBURG 26 17 .605 • • *
division and beaten eights.
1
time shopkeepers,
AUCTIONEER—20 years experience cedure. In some seasons, as 1937, it Four small
in all lines. Can give best of ref- may be necessary to thin more through no fault of their own and
erences. Reliable service guaranno virtue, create a great railroad.
teed. Wilbern M. Rigsbee, West heavily than in the present season, They do it as the result of the
National League
Chazy, N. Y. Tel. 9-F-22. (J2-tf) but nevertheless, it should not be
foresight of a forgotten man, The- Cincinnati 11; Brooklyn 6.
UNION HOUSE, CHATEAUGAY, overlooked this year. The experi- odore Dehone Judah. They do it Boston 1; Chicago 0.
serve a wonderful DINNER well mental evidence over a period of with the aid of an amazingly prodSt. Louis 7; Phil'phia 6.
years shows definitely an increase
worth the drive over. Try it!
(Jn21-O31) in vigor of treated trees and also an igal and apparently blind govern- Pittsburgh-New York, rain.
American League
improvement in regularity of crop- ment, which actually moved the
CARD OF THANKS
Sierra Nevada foothills (on paWe wish to express our sincere ping. Peach trees which have been per) so that the Big Four could New York 7; Cleveland 3.
Boston 14; Detroit 8.
appreciation to the many friends thinned regularly produced three
for their expressions of sympathy times as many blossoms in 1938 ascollect more from the public treas- Washington 7; Chicago 1.
at the time of our recent bereave- trees not thinned regularly.
ury. They run their toy by means
Phil'phia 8; St. Louis 4.
ment, the death of our husband
"While early thinning is preefr- of a combination of hard (very
and brother, Frank Latour; also
luck, stubborness,
WANTED—Two people desire ride for the beautiful spiritual and flor* able, there is much advantage even hard) sense,
to New York. Will share expenses. al offerings and for the use of
and caprice. And they make so
to
late
thinning.
Al'tho
children
Tel .1379-M.
(A8) cars for the funeral.
and inexperienced workers may bemany millions that at times the
Mrs. Helen Latour
WANTED—4-5 room heated apt.
National League
George Latour
used, they require close personal totals seems almost disgusting.
on lower Sailly Ave., or north
Brooklyn 1-6; Cincinnati 0-3.
Edward Latour.
supervision for best results. In late And such "characters!"
Oak St., for Sept. 1. Write Box E35 % Press.
(A8-13)
thinning it is important to pay Charles Crocker, so fat the ef- Phil'phia 6-1; St. Louis 0-5.
particular
attention to the removal fort of carrying him lathered his Chicago 7-0; Boston 4-5.
WANTED—Man with car to take
of fruits which show insect or dis-horse at a walk so egotistical that Pittsburgh 5-13; New York 1-3.
charge of large territory Plattsburg
How They Stand
and surrounding towns. A large
ease troubles or which show limb he could sponsor one of the most
ludricrous biographies in existence, Club
complete line of household necessiW L
Pet.
rub, hail, markings, or other mecties with a special selling plan. Cusso shrewd or so lucky that at the Pittsburgh
61 35
.63!
tomers waiting. State age and ex- Tests at Experiment Station Show hanical injury."
end he could say with truth tie New York
56 43 .566
perience. Grand Union Tea Co.,
Marked Benefits Following
never had lost on a deal he him-Cincinnati
55 43
.561
Rutland, Vermont.
(A3-9)
Practice
self managed.
Chicago .
Saturday's Scores
Burlington . . . 28 19 .596
Saranac Lake 26 18 .591
St. Albans .. 24 19
.558 2
Malone . . . . 21 20 .512 4
Rutland . . . . 21 22 .488 5
Montpelier . .16 25 .390 9
Tupper Lake . 10 33 .232 16
Where They Play Today
PLATTSBURGH at Montpelier.
a.
T
A
a
y
n
A
!*
Saranac Lake at Tupper Lake.
Baseball Scores
NOT TOO LATE FOR
FRUIT TRIMMING
n
I-
WHEN YOU NEED
EXTRA CASH,
CALL US!
SALE—2 family house at re- after'9 A. M.
(Altf)
ed price for quick sale. Apply
54 45 .545
stairs; Mrs. T. P. Kelly, 30 Eli- FOR RENT—Modem 6-room 1st WANTED—Man with light car able
46 52 .475
Leland Stanford, according to Brooklyn .
fcbeth St.
(A6S6) floor apt. at 6 Battery St. Inquire to travel. $3 day, while training. J. GENEVA, N.Y.—That fruit thin45 50 .474
his partner, Collis P. Huntington, Boston . .
H. Bell, 8 Durand St. after 7 p. m. ning is a worth while routine prac1
Helen
St.
Tel.
996-J.
(A2tf)
SALE— Stewart combination
(A4-6)
42 55
.433
"a damned old fool," and accord- St. Louis .
tice in the orchard even in seasons
al and gas stove. Piano and bed.FOR BENT— Light housekeeping
Phone 1374
30 65 .316
ble. Inq. 55 Cornelia St. apt. at 46 Bailey Ave. Inq. Pal's WANTED—Girl for general house- such as the present one which the New Varieties Obtained By Method ing to Alfred Cohen, long - time Phil'phia .
Where They Play Today
Southern Pacific attorney, a man
(A6tf) Rest. Corner Miller & Margaret Sts. work. Must sleep out. Apply 16 set of fruit is relatively light, is
That Eluded Fruit Breeders
No games scheduled.
(A4-6)
with "the ambition of an emperor
In The Past.
(A2-8) Couch St.
borne out by results obtained in
3R SALE—6 room house and gaAmerican League
and the spite of a peanut vendor.1
i at Coopervttle, N. Y.', on Cha- FOR BENT—-Modern 6-room 1st WANTED—To buy live fowls,
tests carried on over a period of
• river, 1-2 acre lot. James Laver, floor apt. at 6 Battery St. Inquire lbs. and over. Best price paid. Tel. years at the State Experiment StaGENEVA N, Y, — While the "in-Ambrose Bierce used to print the Washington 5-12; Chicago 14-5.
3 Plattsburgh, N. Y. Phone 17- 1 Helen St. Tel. 996-J.
(A2tf) 1318-B. Call 10 Montcalm Ave.
cubator" baby is no longer the novel- name with a British pound sign Detroit 7; Boston 3.
||-22.
(A5-8)
(A6-9) tion here in which the cumulative
ty that it once was, it still rates for the L. a dollar mark for the S, St. Louis 5-5; Phil'phia 3-8.
effects
of
regular
thinning
are
reFOB BENT—Five-room, heated apt.
New York 7; Cleveland 0.
SALE—Antique rocking chair with continuous hot water, 9 Mar- WANTED—A Rare Opportunity for flected in an improvement in thepassing notice and now we have
Huntington, cold, hard, shrewd,
clock. Also Victrola with 50
a specialty salesman to enter semiHow They Stand
according
to
the
San
Francisco
garet
St.
Apply
F.
S.
Warren,
Mer"incubator"
fruit
trees
which
are
regularity of cropping, in greater
Inq. Mrs. Wm. Callanan,
W L
(A18-tf) professional field (hearing Aids) vigor of the trees, in increased re- heralded as marking a distinct ad- "Examiner" ruthless as a croco- Club
Pet,
Couch St. City.
•
(A5-9) chants National Bank.
training, leads supplied, protected
. . . 62 31
.667
104 Margaret St.
territory; commission basis. Write sistance to adverse winter condi- vance in the breeding of new varie- dile," strong as an ox, a saver as New York .
FOR
BENT—Furnished
apt.,
heat[FOR SALE—Gladiolas, finest in
. . . 55 35 .611
Cleveland .
Box E-24 Press Office.
(A6-8) tions, and in other ways, declares ties of fruit, especially with such well as a maker.
Licensed pursuant to Article IX
Will sell by the dozen, 100, ed, living room, bedroom, kitchen,
of the State Banking Law.
. . . 54 38
.587
And Uncle Mark Hopkins, who Boston .
) or 1000 lots. F. Knuffke, 8 Hart- bath, hot water, Arcade bldg. Clin- WANTED— Two industrious men H. B. Tukey, station horticulturist. fruits as the peach, cherry, and plum
713.
. . . 51 49 .510 (J25-28A3&8)
Washington
St.
(A2-15) ton St. Harry L. Booth. Phone
was
the
balance
wheel
while
he
between
25
and
50
years
for
eswhere
it
is
exceedingly
difficult
at
(Mlltf)
. . . 47 51 .480
tablished Rural Rawleigh Routes "Altho the season of 1938 is not
lived and who really preferred to Detroit . . . .
1.HOR SALE—Used building mate- FOB BENT—Boats and camp at in Northeastern New York. No one of heavy fruit crops, general in- times to obtain viable seed.
. . . 39 49 .443
Chicago . ..
live
in
a
cottage
and
raise
his
own
rials of all kinds. J. E, Bishop,
The methods whereby the incuCumberland Bay Boat Livery, be- investment required and earnings terest still persists in the thinning
Phil'phia
35 59 .372
F Montgomery
Ward
Buildings, low
State Campsite on sand beach. begin at once. Only reputable men, of fruits, and rightly so," continues bator idea has been aplied to fruit vegetables in the back yard, but
Plattsburgh, N. Y .
(Jy26th) Rowboats
31 63 .330
willing
to
work
full
time,
need
ap25c per hour, $1 per day.
breeding have been worked out bywhose vast money was the heart St. Louis
Dr.
Tukey.
"Growers
are
fully
aware
For particulars, write or see
American League
of a fantastic comedy once he had
FOR SALE—When you want Ice- Rowing instructions. Motorboata ply.
Dr.
H.
B.
Tukey,
horticulturist
at
of
the
harmful
effect
of
an
overF. D. Ransom, Rawleigh dealer,
Cleveland/ at St. Louis—Galecream, Think of Connor's Phar- $4 a day. Tel. 24-F-21. (J13-A13) RFD
1, Saranac Lake, N. Y. Phone load of fruit not only upon the size, the State Experiment Station here, died.
SERVICE.
macy, corner Margaret St Cornelia
house (4-3) vs. Mills (5-7).
26-F-2.
(A6-9)
Could
Mr.
Lewis
have
chosen
FOR
RENT—If
you
want
ground
An
application
of
the
method
will
the color, and maturity of the fruit
streets.
(Mlltf)
floor space for insurance, real esmore
delightful
material?
itself, but also upon the ability of be seen by visitors to the Station on
USES "INCUBATOR" IN
BREEDING NEW FRUITS
Personal loans oi
all kinds for purposes of all kinds.
Inquire!
Loan Service
Corp.
SHOCK
ABSORBER
cash. Good Model
If Your Car Rides
SALE—Slightly used men's tate or other business you can rent WAN1ED—For
"T" Ford car. Lutes Bros. Platts- the tree to withstand winter cold or August 17, "Experiment Station Day"
CANADIAN - AMERICAN LEIAGUE
hing very reasonable. All kinds a portion of store and show win- burgh,
Rt. 2, Cumberland Head.
when tiny peach trees growing in Two hundred and thirty bulls
Hard - See
(By the Associated Press)
other adverse conditions.
tailoring, cleaning and pressing dow, at M Clinton St., in with an
(A6-9)
Kreigfer Tailor shop, 72 Bridge St. «ld established business now lo"Experiments made at the sta-their small incubator bottles will be were proved in New York dairy Amsterdam 8-5; Cornwall 6-1.
cated
there.
Harry
L.
Booth,
Phone
(J12A12)
herd improvement associations du— House painting and tion and in western New York agree on display.
Gloversville 7-14; Ottawa 6-2.
713.
iA26tf) WANTED
paperhanging; satisfaction guar"Incubator" Trees Now Fruiting ring the year ending April 1.
Ogdensburg 8-4; Oswego 1-3.
closely
with
the
observations
of
Live Stock & Poultry
Phone for job estimates.
40 Court St
FOB BENT—Furnished camp at anteed.
Auburn 7-8; Rome 0-7.
fruit growers in these respects and "The method calls for the cutting
Landing. Inquire Mrs. Ella Elmore Brewster, Tel. 462-M.
(M&Thtf)
• TOR SALE—Young pigs, five weeks Chazy
classes
of
fruits
which
frequently
open
of
immature
fruits
before
the
(A6-13)
(A6-8)
;:old. Fred A. Thew, Peru, N. Y. Tel.Ladd, Chazy, N. Y. •
embryo is fully matured, removing produce only abortive seed, such as
•7-F-31.
(A4-10) FOB BENT — 5-room camp with WANTED—Moving? We move you
it under aseptic conditions, and early-ripening varieties of peaches
with care from here to there. Call
large
screened-in
porch,
on
sand
ANNOUNCEMENT TO POULTRY- beach.
placing it in a small bottle which cherries, and plums, explains Dr.
Wilfred Bushey, large Van. Tel,
Modern
improvements,
; MEN—Baby and started chicks, lights, water and use of boat. Fur- 1172.
(J7tf)
contains the essential nutrients for Tukey. Attempts to transmit the deThe home of the late Charles Riley at 28 Beekman Street,
: pullets, breeders, equipment, feeds. nished. Available at once. Apply
GOOD PEICES PAID FOR
with an extra lot.
plant growth," says Dr. Tukey. "Em- sirable characters of these fruits
;One stop does it! Chantecler PoulWANTED—When
moving
remem!.
B.
Boat
Livery.
Tel.
24-F-21.
bryos treated in this way have been when used as parent varieties in the
'. try Farm. Phone 905, Saranac road,
ber Legler's large padded van. Al
The home of the late M. Levy at 69 Court Street, modern in
(A4-tf)
: Plattsburgh, N. Y.
(A27tt>
so storage. Tel. 688-M or 690-M.
every way.
grown to small plants, then trans- usual breeding operation often meet
(D39tf)
ferred to the greenhouse and finally with failure because no live seed
We have several other desirable homes of one and two families,
FOR RENT—3 or 4 room furnished
also two apartment houses that will show a fine income for
apt., oil burner heat and garage. 65 WANTED—Any kind of laundry Expert Tire Vulcanizing and Re- to the orchard where some of them are obtained. By the "incubator"
owners. If you are thinking of building we have several of the
Sailly Ave.
(A4-tf) work to do at home. Will call for trooving on Track and Passen- are now fruiting. These different method the immature embryo is
ger
Tires.
best
located lots In the city.
and deliver. Phone 657-M. (J21-A21)
stages will be on exhibit on "Experi- rescued from the mother plant beFOR RENT—Heated apartment in FOB BENT—Room and bath, hot
SPIELBERG'S
TIRE
fore it disintegrates, placed under
• Columbe Court. Apply 12 or 14 Sail- water, new maple furniture and WANTED—Tailoring, rellning, alment Station Day."
il'y Ave. Tel. 617-J.
(MIOtf) rugs. A most attractive corner terations,' dressmaking. Mrs. N.
& Battery Service
This method has proved of particu- favorable growth conditions, and
REAL ESTATE
INSURANCE
apartment, Harry L. Booth. Phone Brothers, 185 Oak St. Phone 1422-R. (Jy8-A8)
FOR RENT — 5-room apartment, 713.
lar value for certain varieties and grown to fruiting age.
(A4tf)
(Jy2tf)
Plattsburgh, N. Y.
(J19-A19)
: heated, on Clinton St. Inquire Wil.cox & Son, 44 Clinton St. (M2-tf) FOB RENT—5 room apt., 88 Miller
St. Inquire Wilcox & Son, 44 ClinBy BLOSSER
The Royal Raspberry!
FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS
FOR RENT—Pleasant furnished 3- ton St.
(J24tf)
room apartment at 128 Court St.
ALL
I BET THIS
Tel. 818-R.
(A29H) FOR RENT — At 9 Cumberland
DO YOU MIND IP
PRETTY, ISNTT S H E /
WHAT IF i
Avenue, also in Oak Hall, heated
POOR eiRL IS
RI6MT—
LOVELY
5 NOTHING
A
FOUR-STAR
X BREAK DOWN AND
H A V E OOT A DATE,,
FOR RENT— Furnished , cottage, apartment, six rooms with bath,
WAITING PATIENTLY
ALU
OIRL. •
FINER ON "THIS EARTH
PICTURE I
WITH ANOTHER. eiRL?
CRY LATER, WHEN
electricity, running water, on Lake constant supply of hot water, large
AT HOME WITM A
THAN THE LOVE OF A
IS THERE ANYTHING
1 HAVE ON A SUIT
— I KNOW
Shore, five miles south of Platts- separate porch. Apply Booth &
QUIT
LieHTED CANDLE IN
WRONG IN THAT?
GOOD WOMAN J BUT
THAT WON'T
burgh. Apply Booth & Booth, 30 Booth, 30 Clinton Street.
HER. WELL/
(Jy9tf)
TRYING Tb
THE WINDOW/
MEN, BEASTS THAT
Clinton St.
(Jy26tf)
SHRINK ?
MAKE
ME
FEEL
FOR RENT—6-Room house at 243
FOR RENT—Newly finished mod- Margaret St. Apply 7, Robinson TerUKE A HEELf
ern six room apartment; window ace.
(Al-6)
screens and screened porch; garage,
148 Brtakerhoff St.
(J18tf) FOR RENT—Apartment*. J. R. McDowell. Inodirs 37 Draper Ave. Te.l
• FOB BBNT—Sterns furnished apt
Combination living-bedroom. COOK- FOR RENT—5-room apt. at 98
tag closet. Bath. Hot water. Harry Boynton Ave. Also 5 room heated
L Booth. Phone 713.
«27tf) apts. Broad and Helen Sts. Phone
566.
, (M21tf)
FOB BE1NT—7 room house, 195 Oak
St.; 5 room apt., 15 Lorraine St.- FOR RENT—6 room apartment s t
S room apt., So. Blver St. LowJfUnt No. 6 Peru St. Newly redecorated.
H. A. Thomas, Real Est. Ins. Tel.
A Apply Charle. M. Milter
691-W. >
(M28tf)
Margaret Bt
.
twt
H. E. Atwater
WANTED
FOR SALE
Tires & Batteries
For Rent
HARRY L. BOOTH
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