The evening world. Newspaper, January 13, 1916, Page 2

2 ‘THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, SANUARY 13, 1916 —_———— -_ Hed fotsrned here sith the train privilege of sheeting the Americana, We Who Saved 25 With Her f Board MR. JUDSON'S CLAIMS =. ~The Baer ee Bs dl =|AISTRAN TROOPS | ali nd Two ‘Girls Who crt BE f svat Fire| «48 PULITZER in FOUR AIR BATTLES | Balnehes, “one occupied by the Ameri: had been Wounded when the Villista: i fans and the other by twenty of US shot into the coach. Boeeeeeed OLED OREGEES IEG 14 1d b6 14 OOS 9OC4144O) OF444 bd EHEE EDEL EHSL OHLES *\ Mestican employees. “The two executioners used Mauser | ® | Statement as to Questions Involv ‘ S.°*No sooner had the train been rifles. One would shoot hie yl 4 - ie Sd , t oes Brought to a standstill by the wreck and then the other soldier would ta | and How a Compromise Was the bamdite cause? whow Agreed Upon, began to board the y “Within a few moments the execu: Regarding the order issued on swarmed into our car, poked Mausers tioners had gone com: ly down the Wednesday, Jan, 11, by Judge News| burger, compromising and settling the into our sides npd told we to throw line, The Americans lay en the: pending appeals in the suit over the UP oar Bands or they would Kill us. round. some gasping and writhing — h » s “They rifled our pockets: took our in the sand end cinde: oo oe 00086800 M Waskete and baggage abd even our’ “The suffering of the Amerieane|FOOd Is Lacking and the Mon- lee acer ee Jaume eulticer torus Attack Near Armentieres and ol ¥ hives posites Wie “3 the mes. i tenegrin Capital Is About to the following statement French Assaults in Cham- AMT Tout Sats said you ‘Douih te ine gringosste” Be Evacuated. piihe, Provisions of the Code of Civil’ age Reported Checked. want to see some fun, wateh us kill ‘Co Lopez ordered the ‘tiro de) —e trustees’ commissions on which Mr. aMaE earths turtewses,” Troy: ron alive ord the celaione one Ort sen | MANY DIE IN TENTS | sudson bocce hisdiatentonuddosrammic;| WMRLIN, Jeu, 18 coy wireless ville) A strong Britivh attack ar Armentieres and two Frongh |sions and on which these claims were |opposed by the other interests are so from our o erying ‘Viva Villa! and ‘Death to the gringoe: of their rifles at their victime’ heads 7 - | | heard | and fired, putting the wounded out of Serbian Refugees, Especi: obscure that on this single question OMsiauhts in the Champagne were ® volley of Fille shete and looked out| misery. a ral y © conflicting views have) temulsed by the Germans, the War Wf the window. ( All bodies were completely stripped | Babies, Succumb to the $l ariechs each catitbad to scscart. “*| OWriee announced twoday, ‘The «the + “Manager Watson wos running to-| of clothing and shocs. Fourteen wore Hunger and Cold. + | This complicated situation haa born | Ment follows , { Ward the Banta Yeabel River, a #lort| piled together in a small draw about idleness © | eulty gona i ike dereiese ts Northeast of Armentieres an at- f } distance away. Four other Americans) a yard from the track. Afier pick¥ng PARIA. Jan. 18—Austrian forces % | thone interested, and the unanimous) tek by @ strong British detachment | were running in other directions, the | up the bodies our train returned to pe ties ng from Qattare and Bydne > Niew very Quickly developed that i:| Yas repulxed { Pee Etat then, “Rome ef) Chihuans City.’ ve venched Mitchite, ve miles fi £ | would he better for the estate and all] “Parly this morning the French re- | + he soldiers dropped to their knee for) Others in the party raid that] MAve Merched Mitohite, Ave miles from > | parti ated {0 adjust these dit-| MeWed their attacks in the Cham ; better alm, Watson fell after run-|American friends of the murdereq | AMtivar!. Llc 2s aah atone tla A | pagne, An attempted advanee worth- east of Le Mesnil was repulsed, An attack against a portion of the, trenches captured by the Germans, on * sing about hundred yards. He got/imining men risked their lives when|, The town is being bombarded by Wp limping, but want on @ short Gis- |they boldly rode into the view of the| ‘ht Austrian long range guns, accord. * tance igrther, when he threw up his |murderers and recovered the dead| "8 t° % deapatch to L’Oeuvre. arme"Gnd fell forward, his body roll-|hodies. ‘The bandits sttil lurked A Scutarl telegram to the Serblun ferences ¢ some reasonable basis of compromine.. An agreement of com- promise subject to the approval of ro the court has now been reached be-| | har Mainens Ge Chaerneniad - " | Jon, 9, nbar Maisons de Ing down the bank into the river, the vicinity as the half dozen Amer}- Legation in Rome describes the situa. Sess Ube | tween Mr. Judson and the other par- dieo. flied wie ‘ "Of two others running for thefoins, heavily armed, picked up the] MO in-Sentart-ae-approaching den. tles to the Appeal, on the condition river, one fell midway. I learned later |piood covered nude bodiew ang placed Peration. Food in lacking to toed * thin was Romero. “Pour duilots pene-!them on tho resctie train, | thousands of women, children and . . trated his body. The other man was| goft-nosed bullets had been voug |Tefugeen from Aerbia, the latter are + Mt twice and killed, A young fello™, | making ragged holes in the heads of /MVI0e In large numbers, awe \that all other pending appeals ne| ‘“2#euts. Boelke and Immelmann sbundoned, thus effecting a large Ce ce ee ee each shot down a British aeroplane, later identified as McHtattan, £0tlthe wounded Americans when the|fgee colony already established accomplishments both were Mr, Judson's services to the estate ‘d 1 ‘ “While this waa going om other shot away. Each hody had from twe cold, Hundreds are dying datty in the Wea iat hate tent Gee, one northeast of Tourcoing, the other ated ith the di lan forty yards from the train when B6\bendits gave them the “merey ehot.”| ‘The now arrivals are obliged to " . ioe fo ie, wal Sey Ling Misusciredin cine were, by reagon 0: his residence in b St, Louls of a character distinct from vee ’ ; down in an aerial fight near Roubaix Villistas crowded into the Amertl+ ° . } POC9SOOO44) FOR THE GERMANS those of his fellow-executors and jun-| and h y ko five Notes, the biced soaking the) fic © very ound dditren beve died An ironing board’ produced by Mrs, M, Sayer of No, 269 West One } jua-]and a fourth was brought down by aaving, both {n time and ntoney. to) Ore Ranautie, In recngotion se | It is recognized by ail parties that lo ite by His Majesty the Emperor. was shot, The skulle of three men hed been{*!*¢P in the opon air In the bitter fap RRs de Lend wireets of co and hunge; Nearly ee er eo cans’ coach. I could not see what ify the additional compensa our defense guns near Ligney, north- { happened tn, there as g frightful panic |{irt and cinders along the railroad) ht Vary yen ee Hundred and Twenty-ninth Street saved twenty-five women and children which le the basis of the compromige | West. of illic. Of the eight’ British { broke olit in our car, Later I learned | ‘mise Americans in the rescue party| In view of the success of the Aux-|from the roof of the apartment bullding at Highth Avene and One Hundred and which in satsfactory to all par-|yieicets, on the four aeroplanes alx | see the Americans wereunarmed. — lwere cacorted by a small dotachment| (tian offensive against Mt, Loveen,| nd Twenty-ninth Street when they Wore trapped by fire. The board was Lies Interested. ‘The necessary permis-| PARIS, Jan. 18 (via London).—The j "Pearce was shot as he aut in the) oe wy rranza troops measures have been taken by tho| used as a bridge between the rogt of tbe hurning building and a fifth-story : */ysion of the court Is secured to this| War OMice this afternoon gave out conch, «I saw Wallace's body on the) wen tho scene of the mansacre| Montenegrin Government to evacuaie| window of the Biltmore Aparqments, which 1s across a six-foot afrshatt. | —~— compromise, and all pending appeals | ‘MS fQlowing mtatements fs round at the car step, He had been) -.. reached mounted Villistus wera | Céttinge Immediately, saya the Potit Just after the women and children had been rescued the roof on which " will be wit wn last night enemy attempted a | Mot through theback. Another Body | Wi Ger halt w milo was Journal's Milan correspondent, ‘The lihey had been patherad eeashed rn Dr. Bethmann-Hollweg Opens aatsaeslliniction surprise attack againat one of our 4 ign cB abet horaea |. 7H CArFanzisias, not being mount-|Kovernment hay decided to continue ______| the Prussian Parliament With small positions. “The wttack Wan & ed, made no attompt to pursue the} the struggle against the Austrians. ean FOUR ARMY MEN DROWNED ‘In the Champagne the enem Vo, ths side 06 the coach and lined ¥P.| suspected murderers. ‘The Montenegrin, aided by Serbian Forecast of Victory. made two surprise attacks with hy “Cel, Lopez. selected twe of his AS soon as the bodies were loaded |Contingents, are making a atout re- ———5 WHEN BOAT 1S RUN DOWN grenad: me to the northeast ootare axecationere, and this! into a box car the train backed into| sistance although outnumbered Ove LIN (via wireless to Sayville), frict of Matoany de Chen pense they ‘ Chihuahua, where the entire populace | to one. Jun, 12~After divine services in the | “award P i vere checked Al On6S by Our CUFMRID ‘ . had gathered at the station, ROME, Jan, 13.—Italian troops may Protestant Cathedral and in the Cath. |C4Pt: Edward P. Nones and Three fire F. K, Stephenson, Secretary of the| be ordered to proc 4 Smelter Men'a A ad hah-vrecino stautapapeiae wiun Jolle Church of St. Hedwig, Dr. von] Privates Victims of Collision | "Further information regarding the Mining and Smelter Men's Aseocia- ard- press lontenogring with- Bethmann « Hollw pi: BenesAK ; saan ack attempted yestorday | bs " thma 0 i " in Galveston Channel. Germans with the use@ of suffocatin tion of Chihuahua, who organized the | in forty-clght hours, King Victor | | Prime Minister, ops ’ | X annel See ee te se As cating | party that recovered the bodies, said | Emmanuel to-day summoned military Inow scesion af tha Pruss rON, 3 ‘apt. |that in the course of the operation that the heads were alinost blown off| chiefs and members of the Cabinet v " : ree . gust of wind blew ba the gas ment. He read the spe qi he and the victiing ctherwise mulilated. into sonferonce on. the Montenegrin tte be cwerpi By be disor enemy. Our ie United States Army, attached to the!" |' ene, ec throne in the White Hall of the C = 4 nemy's lin “They were stripped of clothing be- | Situation, tte, members of both houaes ot tho {Comat Attillety Post at Fort Crockett, bist ainegnth teas Pda? fore being dragwed out of the cars| | The King's hurried reiurn from the! Troops From Gallipoli Land| Prussian Parliament, aa well aa tho | 204 three privates of the Coast Artl a cab aT and killed,” said Stephenson, “When | ltallan front after an eight months'| d 3 lies A | idiniorha tas Basia peacoat |lery Corps, were drowned in the Gal- ITEMS FOR INVESTORS. wo arrived at the scone of tho mas. |*>senes from Rome was caused by} alld 300,000 Allies Are In reading the speech from the |@soh Chanuél to-day, when the boat] Pittaburgh and Lake Erie regula eading the speech from the a alarming reporté of tho progress of 4 * J. B. 16 was run down and sunk bd; Seite Vice mete fe that ea, the Austrian invasion, Hin Majesty Ready for Attack, pitene DF von, Hexbhiana- Hollweg k “ i for Baron Bonnino, Foreign M first recalled the fact that nc presces {the tank steamer Churtes 12, Harwood, sent for Baron Sonn! ‘oreign Min- - . % whtbcoah hd i. : 0 neo, Ci ; . bor, Of the bandite encamped. Wey... LONDON, Jan. 13.—Following the} Initial prices indicated fair amount{a sanguinary conflict is going on on | Queward, bound for Tampico. Capt.] chr is quoted at returned to thp troop {rain to get a A of wtesbath Amy inounietas Ata rarkang 485 Nones's home was in Louisville, Ky. | clo Montenegrin Crown Prince Wanillo| report in despatches from Rome and |” i in industrials, especially | wide battlefields. “As oui enemies —_—_— ac} oun then eed t pr quirit on proceeded 10) Aiexander and the Crown Princess Athens to the Daily News that 500,000 in the war brides. Crucible advanced | forced the war upon us,” he’ said, MAY R BACKS MULLA! Victor ‘Talking Machine Company de the place where the bodies were Jutto reaghed Rome from Cettinjo « <bolnts, Republic 1 and Alcohol 3%. | “they must also bear the guilt of. the{ 0 N clerer ecial atividend of § come semi-annual dividend of 0 ber: cent., 1 to stock of record 56% cents an “Boles and niervois— a Pal thi will meet all omens \ lthe state's receipts had become nee- ose ate Crrstatline 10c ithe Candy Tat, “10c 21, epsary. The war, he said, had not POUND BOX ND BOX } . . w , no 1h) This is f bo} heaped.” few hours before the King arrivea| TOutemle, « Bulgarian and \FYPKIAD | Nows tryin Mexico caused selling in| responsibility if the nations of Bue 4 » add f peh cent, payatae i] An expedition which left Cluhuahua from the front, They presented a| V0ops began ‘an advance on Monday} Mexican’ Ol! and &melters Trading| rope continue to inflict wounds upon FOR SUPRE E COURT ‘ | City to recover the bodies of the slain) personal appeal for help from the} against the allies : their positions In} Wes Tight and prices sagged off in} one another.” : Misses r ‘ 5 Americans were informed by the sta-|aged Montenegrin King Nicholas. ftont of Galenica, comes the atory{#ccond’ ho Baldwin Locomotive| Dr. von Bethinann-Hollweg said |,” sis : , / - tion agent at Banta Yeabel that Ben-/ jt im aaid that Queen Helena, al¢rom Sofa that the ‘Anglo-French | Wits weak, 1g off 2 points. that Germany's enemies had plannea| Will Ask Whitman to Name Ex- RECIPE T0 STOP DANDRUFF jamin Snell and Frank Woods paseed| daughter of the Montenegrin ruler troops from Gallipoli are belng| |, enidday market picked up 4] to demoralize her by cutting her off Law Partner to Succeed } rea.| there, bound weet, half an hour after} and an ardent sympathizer with her| janded, nein te who eeocored any | from the transatlantic world, but that Budy his H Made Mi s ony & thet the Watson train was reported in| people, sent the telegram that brought! gajonica reports tht the linportant io 60%. und fractlonct ag’ | this had failed. rey (This Home je Misture Steps ; each day of all the waste|trouble. The station agent said be! King Victor Emmanuel back from the railroad bridge over the Struma es oocurred in some of the rail-| “Our agriculture assures the suste-| Now York and Rronx County Re-| Dandruff and Falling Hair and wpe Mh umulates wader our pree-|warned the two men to return but| front, River at Domir-Hiswur hax becn| "td stocks. Pittsburgh Coat was|nance of the nut he added, "Re- | publican leaders will ask Gov, Whit- Aids Its Growth. * of living. For every ounce td d and feared —_——-—_— : tetive, up 2 points, Air Brake |... depts ‘ > oh they said they were armed ai . blown up by Vrench engineers os a ib, t My lying on our own strength, on our in-| man to appoint George V. Mullan+ t and drink taken into the system N heard| Weald save idatew Moneys. Bi! 3, to 148 1 ae ; pearly ‘an ounce waste material |"° trouble. Nothing later was ALBANY, Jan, 1ik—-With a view of| Precautionary measure roving tendency of prices dustries and on our trade, we ean] Supreme Court Justice to succeed the( To w half pint of water add: sageite carried out, else it ferments} of the party and it ts belleved that preventing office holders and éandidates (The Demir- Hissar Bridge Tate afterne qd produce what we need for our de-|lata John J. Brady of the Bronx. | Bay Rum...........- forms ptomaine-like poisons which | that they met the fate of the Watson | > being besieged with roquests to| spans the Struma about Atty sere advan fense. These maintain Nions of | Mullan ig former Tay Commissioner | Barbo Compound... into the blood. train, Purchase programme adverti«ing, news utiles nov Bt of Salumica, just a Boe mone workefs who hive row dot home|and former jaw partner of May fhe Leh Tea pene) ty _ ee - ‘ redie at fasenay it hace each ‘ny ; oe ” paper support and tlekets to entertal to Mie wouth of the Bulgarian points, A rush of selling toward the |Md they maintain our economic life | Mitehel, | that you can buy from dvoggion at . ‘the a toright andy TEXANS WANT ALD OF Menta, Henad feuftite| frafitier, one of the probable frst | viene carciod prices off.” UH. Steel {in mpite of the war. Hut above all) Publi Service Commistioncr Hay- | hat sau can buy from any drug we bag 7 duced’ a. bil solicitation) — pol if contact between a torve td at 8 Led, |things are the needs of the nation in| ward, who is Gov. Whitman's repre- ri mi it IL B G potty ¢ é ard, who is self. Apply to’ the scalp once « day j Revit morning cer ROOSEVELT TO RIN ICY nah moving from) Bulgaria uguinnt the filled with ineffaceable gran-| sentative in this city, visited City | for two weeks, then once every otber digesttle waste and CHANGE IN U POL right of the allies’ Salonica of wit ond pian.” Hall to-day and had a talk with! week until all the mixture is used. A on ion enecne Vene oe ‘ marine corps, baa been in virtual pow-| tenses.) net | von Beth -Hollweg said ov Mitchel, Luter Mayor Mitchel half pint should be enough to rid the * vised to drink each} 19L PASO, Jan. 18.--A te) to|seasion of the Government for some} ne Bulgarian authoritios estimate) Me Wee, | , tomother with her faithtul tted Boas Ae and pare a pee j head of ciel oy Lo ie dandruff before fast, a glass of | be sent to Theodore Rooxey ap-| months, Under Benatar Lewis's res-| that 000 Anglo-F: ‘ ‘ + .a| ullan candidacy ! germs, Tt stops tl ir from 8 hot ; ty 2 glo-Fren.a forces Zu not only da world of] Mayor further admitted he had told water aes gp ay id pealing to bim to use his igfyence pation intervention could bo com-| now in Greoce and that moro than)" = {is lenemies, but carried her flag tato the| Hevmant te would, iiker to ave ‘tie | exe and Tellees itching and scalp of with Congress to bring about a| plete, 800,000 will be concentrated petween Ms = “4 | enemies’ countries former law partner appointed to the |“ oy i iy not dyc, it acts w Sb liver” bidaey nod towels tha | change in the policy of this @o¥ern-| The Senator sald he would discuss] satonica and the Gresk border beter tn Zak] “We are, and always will be, proud,” | #734 & year Justiceship, Hut, he] 4 Aldous cate deed a g ile material, waste, sour hile} ment, that so far has refused to ex-| the resolution later in the Gey. r the end of another week sm sine it p said, “together with our other} Mullan'a interests. at gray hair in ten or fifteen toxins; thus cleansing, sweeten. | erciae ite paternal duty of pregpeting| In the House, Representative Slay-} The reporta say the Germans ar rman brethren, that the old Prus-| If Mullan is appointed he will serve|It promotes the growth of the id rifying the entire wimen- [den of Texan, Democrat, declared the | attacking on the ¥ h Monast!y = in spirit: has ) its impene-| Ave yenrs, Justice Kfady's unex- and makes harsh hair soft amd glossy. before putting more food | time had come for a Pan-American) aa headquarters; A\intriain and Ma Wie’ na ta iy new | Pited term runs to Dec, 31, —Advt. stomach. . {union to bring peace to Mexico and | Bulge ho centre slong the | be, nature, union wing peace ‘ico vnd | Bulgara int fh alongs the to the herole deeds of " at a “ mnt ee ooncentis Pee 3 a a ators nervous Hea bes yon as lw ee with interests in Mextou |e #layers of the Americans recently | on the east, ‘ ncentrating at Xamthi |+ is}with our King and Emperor wo we become real cranks about | were not permitted to atgn it EEME! abr Renta Fedhet would wat- PEALeNT Bins bers. aactice ine 'y| march toward the turning of the yg) eneveets, ater ee {sty the people of the border State; in pV agile the felentnallt | roads, sure of victory. One thought ee vs old ig 4, TRS sialns GnKOr of Ameridane on 3 ro Eroanihis , sant | Mile us—to give all until the very | eprterr bie byper gota ltl the border ts dangerous and cannot | Bone aro 3 hard . ; ait |1ast depths of the nation's power for j : te y 0. be trifled with" he declared. “The| The Sireek Istand of Corfu, in the 2+ .%| the life and the safety of the nation, stoping aw President did the proper and only | lonlan Sea, two miles off the Albanian 4,744 | The Prime Minister then stated | - . Ponstble thing in adopting the sug-| Coast, has been seized by tho French 4 + 1% |that the King and Empvror sent, aw Special for Thursday Special for Friday | gestion to réoognize Carranza. It was| 208° troops have ovccupled the — la groedng to the Parliament, his SKA F208 A. AxD. DATES bs NUTTED GENESEE OREAMS — , ‘Achilleion, the Kaiser": W | warm thanks for those who are fight. Dalat; { 5 aul beautiful | |. = te een’ but F+ toothsome gquarce of rich, } @n intolerable condition and some one : z ; ing at the front, He also announced ° orate iret =e crumbly, Chocolate, spangled with all | had to be recognized. The chotco lay | summer marble palace, eras: which | Hen, x [that ill will be presented increas. pede, th certs ot Geely. kes | (hel eibhest to hnetsthe—| GUARD IN MEXICO betwen Carranza and Villa; the un. | f® tricolor Is waving, according to) (ii Kling tive income tax us an increase ef ‘ sbeakable,” Athens and Rome. eece has made th K ” bitter protest, 2 "Betause their blood is thin or insuf. | T have been silent even when 1) * P broken the strength of Prussia’s state ficient, They hesitate to complain, | thought serious mistakes were Being |, 72? Eutente ministers at Athens |finances, but. further means. were Tir ides WE ALSO OFFER: y plain, First Page) adc, IdAving the whole matter in:the | MAYe Bottled Greece they deemed it 2} needed to be used for the recon. ay rs re S OLATHE WATS UT CHOCOLATE ITALIAN but they lack that ambition and) (Continued from First Page elope glee wll enti ad he. Geet | thelr duty to “eave the herole Serbian | \ 4 ntruction of Eust Prussi PALE opeooes LS Vou reauire ti rs “wie, which is their birthright. | retary of Btate. Iam not criticising | #ldlers from famine and destruction” | \V" Above all they need the tonic andj citizens and to authorige the Presi- them, and would therefore seid them to | {i nourishment in Scott's Emulsion| dent to use the military and naval ‘Horrors jn Mexico are cumulative.| Corfu. They have guaranteed ‘they | |) that makes richer blood, fills hollow | forces of the United States tn Mexico pve tly Lg re Marte ted widely | do not intend to retain’ the stand, | H! Ppresses nervousness and|to the same extent as mow by law/even on their own territory. They| ROME, Jan, 13 (via Puris).—The | strength, Nourishment | Permitted the navy in Nicaragua and! have mysteriously disappeared. Mex-| attack of the Teutoniv allies on the nt big. tovtisome it ur ree Moe eRy mares but w ‘Etre. fell vou more, eee PBCND Box The urice. oun’, BA Lax STREET ., Hayt! for the protection of American | !0@2% havo even invaded our territory | inténte forces defending alone makes blood and Scott's Emul Lpteal 8 under | milltary commend, killing | peing developed on a large acale, we. sion is pure, concentrated nourish. | . Havial the Beoy Piston th Americans and stealing their proper- cs yi a ¥ i ey ty dlonica is cording to the Athons eovrespondent of the Giornale d'ltala, telegraphing under Tuesday's date. He xeported that a bombardment of the British line to the Doivan Zone proceeded all day Mon The German commander of the! attacking forces, says the vo ent, will m. garian and mont, free from wines or opiates, on mother or daughter is frail, pale | vous, give her Scott's for one nid and seethe betterment. Ithas a wholesanie, “putty” flavor. Free from = or drugs. y ; Avoid substitute Examined by ered Special fais 1. Singer ‘;., ‘expond- use of Austrian, Bul rkish forces, The par ticipation of the’ Turks has been Optometrists & Opticians | doubtful, he adds, but it is now ce Hit Fulton Sty near Ni j tin that they will be included in the | | attacking army i WHA CHICAGO WHEAT AND CORN, [AMOST A8 OLD A3 THE warion | bid ag WHEAT apd twenty-a ven ¥ years ago, | Nedinentaye , N tre Ratiogal favorite eet @ {13k Me 1a nis wise Tuesday, Jan. 11 By VICTOR JACOBI remden 66 4th ave, Rookaway Park MICHA J. 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