S»e  RURAL.  NEW-YORKER 
1553 
Rhode  Island  Reds 
TRAPNESTED  STOCK 
BREEDING  COCKERELS,  urt*  hen  hatched,  free  range  birds 
from  record  winter  leyert.  Heaviest  winter  liyinj  Keda  in  America, 
layini  eetee  ill  le  JB?  iqji.  Large,  hardy.  long  backs  abort 
wide-sut  U‘g»,  low  tails  Brilliant,  glowing  deep  red.  Prime 
nan-broody  younti  brooding  hene.  BREEDING  BBSS,  trios  Up¬ 
right  dealings,  Mire  delivery,  prime  stock.  Hatching  eggs 
Booklet.  VIBERT  RED  FARM.  Bo*  I,  WESTON,  N.  J. 
OAKLAND  FARMS 
S.  C.  Rhode  Island  Reds  Exclusively 
Early  breeding  cockerels  and  pullets 
now  on  sale.  We  ar*t  booking  order*  for  Day-Old 
Chicks,  for  delivery,  any  time  after  January  10th. 
All  from  Heavy-weight  Healthy,  Vigorous,  Heavy 
Winter  l-aying  Stock .  combining  Reality  and  Utility,  tile 
result  of  yearn  of  careful  selection,  ami  that  have  been 
raised  on  Free-  Clover  Range,  and  housed  in  Opeu-I''ront 
Houses,  under  the  most  sanitary  conditions. 
"Absolute  Satisfaction  Guaranteed." 
OAKLAND  FARMS,  -1-  Oakland,  New  Jersey 
COLONIAL  REDS 
Year  after  year  our  bird*  make  a  strong  showing 
in  Storm  contest.  Our  Red*  hold  a  record  excelled 
by  none.  For  period  of  live  year*  there  on r 
contc*t  bird*  nvernged  I«0  ceits  each  hen. 
CoiiviKtent  good  laying,  Vt*r  after  year,  should 
count  for  more  than  on-'  lngh  year.  Colon iul  blood 
is  in  many  of  leaditig  'locks.  Wo  ofTe.r  splendid 
pe<llg.-eed "cockerel;-  tlno  breeding  yearlings,  and 
pullets.  Three  Star . lieges  have  ordered  our  stock. 
Prices  Tory  reasonable  and  giadly  quoted  fur  stock. 
Eggit  tor  hatcbingandcblx,  lltmorHbletrQiitlusuttrilAraiUcsd. 
COLONIAL  FARM,  Box  O.  TEMPLE,  N.H. 
Austin's  200-Egg  Strain  S.  C.  R.  I.  Reds 
Standard  bred  high  record  stock,  red  to  the  sltln. 
Old  and  younc  stock.  On  approval.  Booklet. 
AUSTIN  S  POULTRY  FARM,  Box  17,  CENTRE  HARBOR.  N.  H. 
Winning  Reds-Storrs,  1915-16  EGGS 
Average  for  3  years  iu  contest— 172  por  bird,  beating 
all  Reds  for  that  period.  Holders  of  Storrs  Uncord 
for  individual  Rmi-260  eggs.  Big  range  raised  cock¬ 
erels.  Circular.  riNtCHEXt  ORCMAROS  POULTRY  MGR  ,  Groton,  Moss. 
S.  C.  Rhode  Island  Reds 
Vibert  trap-nested  stuck.  4  pullets  and  1  cockerel, 
$10.  <  ockovels.$:i  to $5.  Anna  M.  Jones,  Crary ville.  N.  Y. 
S.  C.  Rhode  Island  Reds  S?™’?  JfflVSS 
two  consecutive  years.  High-grade  utility  breeding 
stock,  also  eggs  for  hatching.  Send  for  circular. 
MAI’LEOKOI'  T  FA  RMS,  Box  R,  Pawling,  N.  Y. 
White  Holland  Turkeys 
THE  HENYARD 
The  Connecticut  Contest 
The  fifth  week  of  the  Connecticut  con¬ 
test  shows  27  pens  over  the  100  egg  mark. 
The  highest  score  for  the  week  was  45 
eggs  laid  by  pen  7S — White  Leghorns 
owned  by  E.  A.  Ballard  of  Pennsylvania. 
Second  place  goes  to  the  Leghorns  en¬ 
tered  by  Braeside  Poultry  Farm,  also  of 
Pennsylvania.  They  laid  30  eggs.  The 
leading  pen  to  date  is  Xo,  98 — Hillside 
Farm,  Conn.  These  birds  are  only  two 
eggs  ahead  of  No.  80 — Hilltop  Farm,  also 
of  Connecticut.  At  Vineland  the  birds 
are  laying  somewhat  better,  the  two  lead: 
ing  pens  at  the  end  of  the  week  being 
J.  Percy  Van  Zandt,  of  X.  J„  210;  and 
Hilltop  Poultry  Yards,  Conn.,  203.  The 
total  production  for  week  is  2,213,  and 
for  the  five  weeks,  10,035. 
Barred  Bocks. 
Merritt  M.  Clark,  C '"n . 
Michigan  I*.  Farm,  J-ich . 
A.  n.  Itali,  Conn . 
,T iiIob  F.  l-'rji neats,  l..  I . 
Hampton  Institute,  Yu . 
FnirfietilK  Poultry  Farms,  N.  II... 
Norfolk  Specialty  Farms,  Outurio. 
Hodman  Selmff.  N.  II . . 
Hock  Bose  Farm,  N.  Y . . 
nnrvrwj  c  from  bred-to- 
LUIKLIvlLj  lay  strains 
ROSE  CO  MR  REDS  and  BARRED  ROCKS 
D.  Everett  Jones  -  Hillsdale,  N.  Y\ 
Mahogany  Strain  Reds 
erels  @1  $3.  Also  pullets,  yearlings  and  exhibition 
stock.  H.  tjuackenbusli,  Box  333,  Darien,  Conn. 
I  itrhl  Rrahmae  ONLY.  Cockerels.$2.50  Eac.h.  Hons. $2. 
Ll&lll  Dtdlllllda  Kyna  for  batching  after  January  1st. 
HAYSTACK  MOUNTA  IN  FARM, Nouicolk, Conn, 
White  Bocks 
Holliston  Hill  r.  Farm,  Mass 
Benjamin  F,  Low,  N.  II . 
Albert  T.  Lonzen,  Mass . 
Koshaw  Farms,  Conn . 
A.  A,  lfnll,  Conn . 
A.  L.  Mulloy,  Conn . 
Merrythought  Farm,  Conn.  . . 
A,  L.  Vreelaud.  N.  J . 
Brant  Ruler  &  Sou,  Fa . 
Joseph  Moreau.  It.  I . 
Obcd  G.  Knight,  R.  1 . 
Drayman  Farm.  N.  H . 
Beulah  Farm,  Ontario  . 
Vine  mil  Farm.  Maas . 
Mrs.  11.  W.  Stevens,  N.  Y.  .. 
Everett  E.  Wheeler,  Mass.  . . 
J.  E.  Watson,  Conn  . 
Tom  Barron.  England  . 
Harry  Kendall,  N.  Y . 
Jay  IT.  Ernisse,  N.  Y . 
Xybrook  Farm,  L.  I . 
Week  Total 
7  27 
24  107 
18  32 
33  100 
For  Sale  ^choice  Barron-Wyckoff  Cockerels 
•nch.  F.  M.  DAVIS,  Chase  Poultry  F irm,  R  D.  Mo  l.  Ciocinntiut,  N.  Y. 
“Perfection”  Barred  Rocks  (Ringlets) 
SPECIAL  FOR  BALANCE  OF  YEAR.  $10  eockerels,  $5.  $5 
cockerels,  $3.  Rest  we  ever  raised.  Money  back  if 
not  pleased.  A  few  pullets  and  exhibition  stock  re  a- 
Bonnble.  Dr.  GEO.  T.  HAYMAN,  Box  20,  Ooylestown,  Ps, 
Barred  RockCockerels  Itr  aTnMdirlctS 
No  half  bloods.  No  culls.  $2,  $2.50,  $3  buys  my  best. 
Satisfaction  guaranteed  or  money  refunded. 
1.  H.  HACOIiN  -  Sergeuntavlilc,  N.  J. 
Barred  Rocks-Eggs 
Day-Old  Chicks,  $12  pet-  100.  COCKERELS,  Sli  each. 
A.  C.  Jones,  Marvel  Homestead  Farm,  Georgetown.  Del. 
Thoroughbred  Barred  Rock  Cockerels 
May  hatched,  at  $3  each. 
R.  G-.  Armstrong,  Belgrade,  Palmyra.  Va, 
BARRED  ROCK  COCKERELS 
f  1.50  each.  J.  I.  IU5RETEK,  Gettysburg,  1’a. 
fj  13  /"'VTVT,"7r*  The  kind  you  want. 
fiiDvcvc  EJ.McQuade 
1  U  KKl  I  J  Duanesburg,  N.  Y. 
Mammoth  Bronze  Turkeys 
Free  range,  pure  bred  stock.  Tams,  $7;  Hens.  $4. 
Also  R.  C.  R.  I.  Red  cockerels  from  "Bred-to-Luy  " 
stock.  $2  to  BARRON  Leghorn  cockerels,  $1  50. 
Satisfaction  guaranteed.  WM.  W.  KETCH,  Cohoctun,  N.Y. 
Mammoth  Bronze  Turkeys 
and  Rose  Combed  Reds 
John  D.  Smith  -  Walton,  New  York 
Giant  Bronze  T  urkeys  Herbert1  HAiTfi'/Maniius’,’  n't' 
Giant  BronzeToms,  S7— R.G.  Red  Cockerels,  SI.  50 
Shropshire  Sheep.  H.  J.  VAN  0YKE,  Gettysburg,  Pa 
Bourbon  Red  Turkeys 
Pure  IhedYiens,  $4.50.  and  Toms  $(!  each. 
Cassee  D.  TAYLOR,  West  Alexander,  Pa. 
Choice  Bourbon-Red  Turkeys  if£u*.$4: 
Miss  BEULAH  BACON,  R.  F  0.  No.  5,  Baldwinsviile.  N  Y. 
Bourbon  Red  TURKEYS 
Strasburg,  Virginia 
GIANT  BRONZE  TOMS  Depcystcr,  Nl  V. 
Buff  Wyandottes. 
H.  P.  Cloyes  &  II.  R.  Sullivan,  Conn..  35 
Dr.  N.  W.  Sanborn,  Mass .  30 
Rhode  Island  Reds. 
Frank  E.  Turner,  Mass .  4 
Frank  E.  Turner,  Mass .  17 
Colonial  Farm,  N.  II .  18 
A.  B.  Brnndage,  Conti .  0 
Hill  view  1'.  Farm,  Yr.  (It.  C.) .  27 
Homer  P.  Denting,  Conn .  10 
Charles  O.  Polltemus,  N.  Y .  1!) 
IVnuot  Poultry  Farm,  Cotin .  29 
Springdale  Poultry  Farm,  Conn .  10 
Laurel  lllll  Farm,  It.  1 .  12 
George  W.  Harris.  Cottn .  21 
llarry  Ii.  Cook,  Conn .  18 
A.  W,  Tannery.  N.  II .  10 
F.  M.  PetiKley,  Conn .  7 
Allau’s  Ilurdtbeat.  Beds,  It.  1 .  17 
Glenview  Poultry  Farm,  Conn .  5 
Fatherland  Farm,  Mass  .  13 
Jacob  E.  Jansen,  Conn.  .  28 
Royal  Farms,  Conn .  17 
Conyers  Fawn,  Conn .  8 
Pineerest  Orchards,  Mass .  21 
White  Orpingtons. 
Olted  G.  Knight.  It.  1 .  31 
Harry  Paxton,  N.  Y .  24 
White  Leghorns. 
A.  B.  Hall,  Cottn .  34 
Braeside  Poultry  Farm,  Pa .  39 
.Tay  H.  Ernisse .  N.  Y .  tl 
Broad  Brook  Farm.  N.  Y .  19 
J.  O.  Lc Ferre.  N.  Y.  . ; .  37 
Roll  wood  Poultry  Farm,  Conn .  23 
Wtu.  L.  Gilbert  Home.  Conn .  1(5 
Francis  F.  Lincoln,  Conn .  15 
P.  G.  Platt,  Pa .  4 
Koshaw  Farms,  Conn .  21 
F.  M.  Peasley,  Conn .  20 
Cbas.  Heigh  Ohio  . • .  10 
Tom  Barron,  England  . . 
Will  Barron,  England'  .  11 
J.  ColHnson,  England  .  29 
Abel  Latham,  England  .  20 
Bttsbkill  Poultry  Farm,  Pa .  27 
A.  P.  Robinson,  N.  Y .  33 
Eglantine  Farm,  Mil .  19 
Frank  R.  Hancock,  Vt .  20 
Margttreta  P.  Farm,  Ohio .  8 
Merrythought  Farm,  Conn .  30 
E.  A.  Bullard,  Pa .  45 
W.  E.  Atkinson.  Conn .  31 
Hilltop  Poultry  Yards.  Conn .  30 
N.  TV.  Iletidryx,  Conn .  27 
Clifford  I.  Stoddard,  Conn .  31 
George  Phillips,  Conn .  23 
Hampton  Institute,  Va .  5 
Toth  Bros.,  Coun .  10 
White  Leghorn  Club,  Hi .  19 
Oak  mil  Estate,  pa .  5 
Geo.  A.  Stannard,  Kansas  .  19 
Jas.  F.  Harrington,  N.  J .  25 
II.  W.  Collingvvood,  .V,  J .  21 
Wimlsweep  Farm,  Conn .  13 
Wlndsweop  Farm.  Conn  .  29 
W.  J.  Cocking,  N.  J .  18 
M.  J.  QuackeubusU,  N.  J .  3 
Dr.  15.  P.  Holmes.  Maine  .  9 
Ilillview  Farm,  Mo .  18 
Conyers  Farm,  Conti .  17 
Hillside  Farm,  Conn .  31 
Silver  Campines, 
Eugene  Van  Why.  Conn .  13  48 
L'neowa  Cauijdtie  Yards,  Conn . 
Totals  .  1813  0897 
Mrs.  E.  J.  HI  UK  It 
KoduiRii,  Y. 
Mammoth  Eraden  Geest  “yS'  KV.'I 
Red,  Oumpines,  Minimise,  Leghorn*,  Wvandoites. 
Maple  Cove  Poultry  Yards,  it.  2,  Athens,  Pa. 
Champion  Heavyweight  Dark  Cornish 
guaranteed  cockerels,  $3.50  each.  One  week  only. 
K.  K.  SCOTT  -  Oansvilie,  New  York 
MUSCOVYS  JESS|£  REYNOLDS,  Petersburg,  N.  V. 
Finishing  Fattening  Fowls 
The  New  Jersey  Station  gives  this  ad¬ 
vice  about  finishing  up  roasters  or  ca¬ 
pons  for  fattening: 
"Two  weeks  before  the  birds  are  to  be 
marketed  they  should  be  confined  in  fair¬ 
ly  close  quarters  and  given  a  moist  mash 
consisting  of  40  lbs.  eornmeal ;  20  lbs. 
wheat  middlings;  20  lbs.  ground  oats;  20 
lbs.  beef  scrap. 
"Preferably  this  mash  should  be  mixed 
with  sour  skim-milk,  but.  if  it  is  not 
available,  water  will  suffice.  It  should 
be  fed  in  pans  or  water-tight  troughs 
two  or  three  times  a  day.” 
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S.  C.  W.  LEGHORNS 
American  Leghorns  that  lay  good  rggs  -no  English 
Mood.  Wo  expect  to  ship  morn  day-old  chicks  next 
spring  than  any  other  breeder  east  of  the  Mississip¬ 
pi  River.  We  couldn’t  do  such  a  business  unless 
the  stock  wax  proving  morn  satisfactory  to  custom¬ 
ers  than  they  are  gelling  elsewhore.  We  do  more 
trap-nosting  on  our  farm  than  any  Laving  Contest 
in  the  country.  Wo  are  brooding  the  kind  of  Leg¬ 
horns  the  jtrogressive  breeder  is  looking  for,  and 
they  are  the  kind  yon  want.  High  record  bred  males 
in  all  our  pens  this  ynav.  Only  one  breed  and  one 
strain.  More  than  76,000  hatching  capacity.  Ordor 
February,  March,  and  April  chicks  now.  Address 
THE.  LOKU  FARMS,  orTIIE  EVERLAY  FARM,  Box  240-F,Mh)iii«i,Mms. 
LADY  BARRON  WHITE  LEGHORNS— 
pppnit||  — Direct  importorltrap-ncstod  stock.  308 
grCvIlU,  ei.jj  record,  pullet  year:  289  egg  second 
year;  cocks  $2.00:  yearling  hens  $150:  cockerels 
$1.50  each.  All  stock  guar  an  teed;  money  back  if  not 
pleased.  P.  F.  It  A  l"K  PUT  V,  Mitrlirom,  Muss. 
/T'fXPV rocr  O  S.  c.  W.  LEGHORNS,  R  l  REPS 
^xUtMllXLLO  B.P.  ROCKS, WHITE  WYANDOTTES 
Now  is  the  time  to  mate  up  your  pcnti.  These  are  flue, 
vlgornns  birds  from  farm  range,  heavy  laying  parent¬ 
age  of  the  well  known  GIBSON  STRAIN  Pnee.  SB  each. 
Q.  F.  GIBSON,  Cal  on  Farm*,  Dr.w.r  C,  CLYDE,  H.  V. 
A.  B.  HALL’S  S.  C.  W.  Leghorns 
held  fonvth  position  among  34  Leghorn  entries  in 
Storrs  Layiug  Contest  just  ended.  Six-months 
cockerels,  $5.  Barred  Rock  cockerels  from  special 
mating,  $3,  $4.  Circular.  A.  B.  MALI,  Wallingford.  Conn. 
WHITE  LEGHORN  CHICKS 
Healthy,  business  kind;  groat  Winter  layers,  trap- 
nested,  Including  Hamm  strain ;  6-  week  pullets,  booking 
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White  Wyandottes^  Cockerels.  Pullets  and  Cock 
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White  W™ndoHeCock8r.|jK«:C"JA‘, IV 
raised.  Handle.  L.  O.  QUIGLEY,  R.  D.  87,  <«o»hon.  NY. 
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S.  C.  W.  Leghorns  %\Zt6L**ts 
and  cockerels.  HONEY — choice  comb  and  extract- 
ed.  JUST-A-MERE  FARM,  Box  B.  Columbia  Cross  Roads,  Pa. 
Tarbell  Farms  S.C.  White  Leghorns 
We  offer  for  sate  750  high-grade  pullets  of  our  be*! 
breeding.  Range  raixod.  Tired  for  superior  laying 
qualities.  Prices  are  lnw  and  satisfaction  i»  guaran¬ 
teed.  Tarbell  Earnie,  Smithvtlle  Flats,  N.  Y. 
LEGHORNS— BARRON— WYANDOTTES 
Excellent  cocYenels  and  fRPiaJO  blood  from  Mr.  Rarron’s 
imported  stock.  Records  over  200  to  273,  mat*ul  to  916  to 
2S3  tnnlr-  bli-ftl.  PuUeta  showing  fine  Kail  recotrte. 
THE  BARRON  FARM  .  CONNELL  SVItLE,  PA. 
HENS,  PULLETS,  COCKERElSiU,“trS?: 
285-egg  pedigree.  ULTRA  POULTRY  FARM  Aoalaehin,  N.  Y. 
For  Sale— S.  G.  W.  Leghorn  Pullets  Tn  d  °uo”feur- 
els.  Wyckoff  strain  direct.  J.  M.  CASE,  Gilboa,  N  Y. 
kalu-S.  G.  White  Leghorn  Yearling  Hene  h^tehid 
Pullets,  Cockerels.  HARRY  SMITH,  Montgomery,  N  Y. 
Pure  Barron  W.  L.  Cockerels, SI  ■25"aAf‘ew 
Wyandotte!.  M.  GALLOWAY,  Gidney  Ave.,  Newburgh.  N  Y. 
For  Sale-1 50  Fine  S.C.W.  Leghorn  Pullets  ^Yie^ht 
L  W.  WASHBURN.  Indian  River  Poultry  Farm,  Millsboro,  Del. 
ForSale-IOOS.C.W.LeghornPullets^'ciYvrso 
each.  Any  quantity.  ED.  STRAW,  Brxotstd,  F«rai,  Coluntui,  H.  J. 
rXtmtoO&a*  Barron-Voung  LEDH0RH  Pullets 
pc I'Vlc*,  S3, 80  each.  Also  H.  (’.  W.  and  Drown  LEGHORN  . . . . . .  ‘ 
ck'ls,  matured,  tl  ."<0  each.  Barred  Hock  and  brahma  ck'ls, 
$2  60  each,  Cirotlnr  free.  Rlv,ril»l«  Poultry  farm,  Rtrtnlile,  ».  J. 
Tom  Barron’s  White  Wyandotte  Cockerels  hatch!! 
Kirns  grid  h'dis  imported  direct,  from  record  hens 
255  to  275  eggs  each.  Sires  out  of  278  to  280-egg 
hen.  $5  each.  Kicliard  Keif,  R.  No.  4.  Cranbury,  H.  J. 
BARRON’S  White  Wyandottes 
l  imported  direct.  Cockerels  from  hens  with  255  to 
268-egg  records.  A  few  pullets. 
E.  E,  LEWIS  -  ApalacHin,  N.Y. 
COCKFRFT  S  Sure  to  PI«»3e.  White 
YJ.IYEyIYE.La3  Wyandottes.  Single  Comb 
White  Leghorns,  $3  each  andup.  Fullsisteisare  now 
making  records  at  Storrs  and  Vineland  Contests, 
Catalogue.  MERRYTHOUGHT  FARM,  Box  R,  Columbia,  Conn. 
wwv-a  •  a  w  wT  -  __  eggs.  naK'itttigecgH  irom  trapnesteu  anti  an  trapped 
rilte  vanaottes  pei13-  J<  1,  r<*Pcaia,Wcxt|i.?mDlgnBi8acli,L-I..N.Y. 
c.  white  LEaHORN  uOCK6r8IS  raisadin  the  woods; 
strong,  vigorous.  Prices  reasonable.  Ohix  from 
our  famous  layers.  $12  per  hundred.  Spring  delivery. 
MILL  BROOK  FARM,  l.  M.  Palmer,  Prop.,  Alfred  Station  N- Y. 
Wanted-500  S.  C.  W.  Leghorn  Pullets 
April  or  May  hatch.  100  S.  C.  W  LEGHORN  YEARLINGS 
AND  FIVE  COCKERELS.  100  WHITE  ROCK  YEARLINGS  AND  FIVE 
COCKERELS.  GivePrjce.  Jielson,  P.  B,  35.  Darien  Conn. 
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VtlULna  Ct  M.  LAUVBK,  Box  73,  McAllisterville,  Pa. 
BARRED  PLYMOUTH  ROCKS 
Fine  cockerels  from  hen«  with  records  of  21)3  to  228 
eggs.  HatchingeggH  from  trapnested  am!  onltapped 
pens.  J.  F.  I<  rancais,  WE*t|i.?ftiolon Beach.  L-l..  N.Y. 
A  strain  with  twenty  years  breading  back  of 
them,  for  heavy  laying,  quivk  growth  and 
great  vigor.  Grand  big  March  hatched  cocker¬ 
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A.  h.  Vbeeland  -  Nutley,  N.  J. 
Chicks  that  Live  l^l&Vooo 
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ROYALS  CR  I  REDS  February  and  March  deliveries. 
tllRED  AND  HATCHED  RIGHTILiuarauteed  to  avrivesafely 
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Pedigreed  Selected  Cockerels 
200-250- egg  hens.  S.  0.  W.  Leghorns.  $5  each.  Con¬ 
test  Pens  Storrs,  Conn.,  Vineland,  N.  J. 
James  F.  Harrington  -  Hanimouton,  N.  J. 
For  Sale— 120  White  Leghorn  Hens 
Pure  Young’s  strain  crossed  with  Pure  Tom  Bar¬ 
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