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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1844-08-23

Making IL per cent for the Year. Said per centage
TO be cast on the original of premium note With
out reference to any endorsements and be paid to the
Treasurer, at his office in Montpelier, before the
10th day Of October, 1874, being the day of the annual
meeting of said company. list of persons insured in
his town, with the amount of assessment due from EACH
Will he transmitted to the representative elect to the egs
ature, who, it is hoped will feel interest in having all
from whom assessments due send in by him to pay
the same and it is desired and expected that every mem
Der of the company will improve this opportunity TO send
affords cheap and safe mode by which he trans
NIT his money. Members should recoec that if they
neglect to send by the representative, it may and fire.
quently does, cost them to send the money fol-
their assessments by other than the assessment
amounts to- Let member of the company, there
tore, neglect to forward the amount due for insurance
by the representative. The credit of the company must
be sustained and the only way this be done eectu-
ally by having each member pay his assessment prompt
ty.
The resolution of the Directors, passed in conformity
with the Sth Section the Act Of incorporation in rea-
ton to the collection of assessments, should be remem-
bered
There have been allowed the past year one hundred
and one losses, amounting TO $2l 1872 %.
]. T. THURSTON. Treasurer
Insurance Office, Montpelier, August Is, 1914.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1844-08-23
THE ELECTIONS. Indiana. The N

THE ELECTIONS. Indiana. The N. Y.
Journal of Commerce furnishes list, purporting
to be complete, according to which the Senate
stands "a wings to 96 democrats. U. S. Sen
ator is to be elected. The Tribune claims one
more wing member
Illinois. The Congressional Delegation stands
rs before-6 democrats to l whg; with strong
democratic majority to the Legislature and 5000
or 10000 in the popular vote.
Missouri. The returns show some changes,
and more gain for the wings than on the other
side. The democratic party is divided, and the
result of various movements and combinations not
ascertained.
Kentucky. So far heard from, the wing major
ity is to 5000
alabama The democratic candidate (Yancey,)
is elected to Congress to supply the place of Hon
D. H. Lewis, now in the u S. Senate. Demo.
cratic gain in theLegslature, as far as heard from
one.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1844-08-23

RENUNCTATIoNs. The Wing papers are making
great noise over 'thirteen leading Liberty men''
of Pittsburgh, Pa, who have come out for Clay.
To show how much there is in this story we give
the following from VIM. H. Burleigh editor of
the Christian Freeman:
But, word about these IS leading abolition
sts.' For nearly four years previous to our ia
king charge Of this paper, we were resident OF
Pittsburgh and for the most of that time was con
nected with the anti-slavery press in that CITY,
We leCtured frequently in the city and vicinity
and were personally acquainted with every 'lead
ing or active abolitionist in the place. Yet Of
these 19 leading abolitionists, we do not ever
recognize the names of but seven-and of this
number, there are but four whom we ever sus
pected of abolitionism We do not affirm tina
personally acquainted with them, this is our frs
knowledge of the fact of their abotionsm.
OF six of the thirteen we know nothing-they
may have been abolitionists, or they may no
have been-'eading aboitionists' they certain ly
were not, for we were in position where, of ne
cessity, we became acquainted with all the ACTIVE
friends of emancipation. Only four ofthe remain
ing seven were known to US as abolitionists-ant
three of these certainly were active wings in thu
spring of 1849--ofthe fourth we are not quite Ger
tain, but our impression is that he also was
Whig. Only one of the thirteen was ever know
as Liberty man, and he was by no means eithe
a leading or influential member of the Libert
party. So much for this boasted detection of Il
leading abolitionists.' We assure our readers
that we write from personal knowledge, and the
facts that we have here stated may be impIjci
! relied upon.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1844-08-23
ORLEANS COUNTY.

The friends of Freedom, who base their political
creed upon the broad principles of the Declaration
of Independence, believing that GoD made all men
both black and white, to dwell on the face of the
whole earth together-who have for their object
the elevation and not the degradation of their fell
ow-men-who are willing to ACT for the abolition
of slavery. as well as preach and pray for it-are
requested to assemble at Barton ViHage, on Mon
day, the Goth day August, inst, at 10 o'clock, A.
M, for the purpose of political organization and
mutual counsel. iL5@ Able speakers are expected
to be in attendance.
By order of the County Committee
j. COOPER, Chairman.
Irasburgh, Aug. s, 1914.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1844-08-23

All the Freemen of Stowe, who prefer Liberty
to Slavery justice and right to party intrigue and
horse-shed dictaton--all whose heads are out of
the Polk, and whose feet are out of the Clay, and
who intend to regard the feeman's oath, the pres
ent good of the Republic and the welfare of pos
terity in the exercise of their elective franchise
are requested to meet at the old Westinghouse on
Saturday, the Oath inst, at o'clock, P. M, to
designate the man who shall represent the town in
the next legislature.
Per order of Committee.
Stow. Anp IL.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1844-08-23
BRIGHTON HARRIET .
Monday, Aug. 10.

NUHUdY, mug. II.
At market 700 head of beef cattle, 70 yoke work
ing oxen, so cows and calves, $500 sheep and
lambs and 1900 swine.
Prices.-Beef Cattle, Extra, SIS; first quality,
80 AIS; second do. a a 4.25
Working Oxen.-Saes noticed at $59, 81, 81,
IS, and 90.
Cows and CaIves.-Du Sales noticed at 10,
81, "a, 25, &c. so and $50.
Sheep. About the same as last week.
Swine.-DuIl. Wholesale, 8 Lee; retail, &c for
soWs and 5 for harrows.
About hundred head ofcattle of thin quality
remained unsod at O'clock
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1844-08-23

% Several Of our wing editors and orators are
very much alarmed for the sanctity of the Sabbath
because the Rev. Orren Shipman, in holding
series of meetings in this State has notified sever
al on the LORDS day, at which he announces for his
theme in preaching, the BIBLICAL rights Of man.
The Middebury and ST.. Adams editors even call
upon the good people of their counties to frown
upon all such wicked attempts Now, we profess
to hold the Sabbath as sacred as any one but have
no fears of its being violated by a Biblical view
of the rights of man; and the sensitveness Of GER
tain persons upon this subject, while they defy an
open and fragrant voator of the Sabbath, looks a
good deal like straining at gnat and swallowing
a camel. We commend to those pious minds the
following remarks of Henry Clay, made in the U.
S. Senate in 1913, in support of his motion to adj
journ to 10 O'Clock on the Sabbath:
" He protested as great regard for the Sab
bath and the laws of God as any man, but he re-
garded legislation in the same light as an eminent
American professor did the science of mathemat
les, as quite sacred enough 10 be pursued on tht
Sabbath"
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1844-08-23
WALUEN.

The friends of Liberty in the town of Walden
are requested to meet at the dwelling house of Am
asa Ansden, in Walden, the last Saturday of Au-
gust at O'Clock in the afternoon for the purpose
OF nominating town representative 1t is hoped
that every freeman who desires to cooperate with
the Liberty Party will be present
BY order of the town Committee.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1844-08-23
CHELSEA.

Allthe legal voters of the Liberty Party in Chel-
sea, are requested to meet at the white school
house, in the village, on Saturday, the Gath inst,
at A O'Clock, P NJ, to nominate a candidate for
Town Representative, and to concert measures
for the success Of the cause of LIBERTY through
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1844-08-23
SMMM1stse a GEES

In Worcester, on the 18th inst. by Rev. Mr..
Gridley, of Montpelier, Mr.. George Lee Lyman,
OF Burlington, to Miss Mabel Amira, daughter Of
Lyman Field, of w. A genteel donation of cake
acknowledged.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1844-08-23
RANDOLPH.

The Liberty Party of the town of Randolph are
requested to meet at the Town house on Saturday,
the oath day of Aug. inst, at o'clock, P. NJ, for
the purpose of nominating candidate for Town
Representative. A general and punctua atten-
dance is requested. Town COMMITTEE.
Randolph, Aug. IS, 1914.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1844-08-23
LIBERTY MEETINGS.
MONTPELIER!

ALL the LIBERTY men of Montpelier are re-
quested to meet at the Meeting house at the East
Village, on Saturday, Oath inst, at l O'Clock, P.
NJ, for the purpose of free and full discussion of
our principles Let there be general rally!
BY order of the Town Committee.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1844-08-23
Receipts for the Freeman
[NoT pREYIousLY AcKNnwLEnGrn-l

E. S. Sherman, J, Hermon, w. Hopkins, T.
Sawyer-$1 so. Rev. Fl. G. Smith-$1 ,25. J.B.
Days 90. J.D. Croker, Sampson s. Davis
75c: Eld. J. Norris, J. Cheney, S. M. Sherman,
o. Hutchinson-50. j. w. E. Bliss, $50.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1844-08-23
RERL.IN

The friends of Liberty in Berlin are hereby re-
quested to meet at Berlin Corner, on Friday, the
S0th day of Aug. at A O'Clock, P. M, to nominate
a man to represent them in the next legislature.
BY order Of Town Committee.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1844-08-23
out the land. BY request Of Town Com'tee
August IL, 1914
r. ETHHT

All the friends of Liberty in the town of Bethel,
are requested to meet at the usual place of meeting
for,such business, on Saturday, 24th inst, P. M.
to nominate a candidate for Town representative.
BY order of Town Committee.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1844-08-23

N3~ Read the account of our correspondent o
the Kidnapping Of slave on the free soil of Yer
mont! Heavens and earth has it come to ths2
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1844-08-23

Montpelier Liberty Association.
Meeting at the Masonic Hall next Monday eve.
All are invited to attend
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1844-08-23

IAN excellent letter from r. v MARSH, ESQ.
of Brandon, was received too late for insertion in
this paper. It will appear next week.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1844-08-23
ROYAI TON

The Liberty Men, one and all, are requested to
meet ut the usual place of holding such meetings,
on Friday, 2Sd inst, at Q O'Clock, P M, to put in
nomination candidate for Town Representative.
By order of Town Committee
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1844-08-23
FIRE! FTssE!!

75VHE Members of the Vermont Mutual Fire Insurance
IL Company are hereby notified that the following as
essments have been made by the Directors all notes
IN force on the following DAYS, to wit:
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1844-08-23
slg9APy.ge3n

In Cincinnati, Ohio, July %, Mr. Paul Emer-
son, formerly ofthis town, aged 50 years.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1844-08-23
Bakersfield ACademicaH

: N s = !. = y = = : OF.
FEVIIE Fall Term will commence on WEDNEs-
N DAY, the 4th day of Sept next, and continue IL
weeks During the term between 40 and 80 Lectures will
will be given Natural Philosophy and Chemistry, with
experiments of an extensive Apparatus.
Books furnished by the Principal.
Board $l,25, including room, wood and washing.
Accommodations may be obtained by those wishing to
board themselves.
Tuition per Term;
Common English branches $500
Higher &c $50
Greek, Latin. French and Spanish, 400
Drawing and Painting, I,5s
Needle work, 25c 10 90
Vocal Music, O5O
j. S. SPAULDING, A. B., Principal
Bakersfield, Aug. l, 1914. 325w
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1844-08-23

&c The Hon. Mr.. Foot threatens, publicly, to
wiring ST. Clair's nose, if he meets him between
this and the election. | will' says he, SO help
me Cod This he said on the steps fthe Hotel
at Rutland, on the 10th inst, G. B. Harrington of
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1844-08-23
STOWE.

Trasburgh, Aug, 8, 1914.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1844-08-23

Stow, Aug. 10.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1844-11-29
9srDtu0umUEu.

/. Ser" ate IaaS SfrtanS mas ettfter Sci
trGhttnt reacma6is jcbcn SrritAs.r,
2.9er 9uttrtptipnsz 9rtts 1T GnI baGtt so Cent
craustejaDIun9, rpe 2Sha tsf fas bic 3etHnS "d in
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Al S33snn vsp Dem eanfSts Sabrts bic SttuH9 MID
aufSce1nrt8t pc, e tetratft plcs as tintn 21Hnh
ritftltr fir ctn aueercs eJabr III tcpalten. 1#
5) Sctn lntsrftrctr miro fl. einen trrn 3titranm "ls
NcHatrn an3tttommtn,
G. Ste crtnsunJ sctbtt9t an SOtea rsr ltnttr9rFtr,
9rr Ole rans8ete mBrH pctrtp tin9fanrt Terrtn
Z. an,cttu erpen fir btc t[ittn ree cn[rIdt; isen
absr osri baar bvtdbIt wcrtsn, man nt auf trnSt
Nrt in SebnuH9 ftcbt ..'-.~ 10 @.:-. s241'|f- 1's
5eber prffntetfter bat raS Ncdtl etncn Brief
in lreldem d, 3eitunssgetb tefuret pftfrei an ben
Drufer at aberfenoen . 4lz sr .,7s. E1.S. s.s
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1844-11-29
Cine i6dbbare Baueret 3u perfaufen.

Der unterSetdnete tpnnfdt feline 8aueret ,tobe Bel
carton 81 psrtanfen. Sefa9te 8aucrei 1T elm Gbeil
oss g, g: gertels g. 70, {. 10, 81. s llnb entbdt
Idt pom ,pel6em ungefibr SIS Nder red,er Miefel,
grlt1b 1T Die @ttduce beftebeu aus enem Mcbnban1e
nno ctner Sdeucr, uno Die Grted, tpelde burd las
s1no eBt, hat hinldn9libcn SAT-, nm cine Seblmiblc
su tre!ben Gin grcBer 2beil Der 8auere 1T inter a-
ter pctt uno Hte9eI Sens unb berbaupt it aaes in 9
tenn Stano. gScnn jemano 9uft bdtte su taufrn BEN
aber Der reis 5u bod lit fiir in 9errnbeen 70 fam
or narouf REDEEM, baB es etn Qeies fur bn ieir tprb
pe9en Der gtdbe 5ur Stabt enen Gbe Der gauerei in
Soften su oertaufcn. Jur Elm Gauenp Dollars rcrben
ale Nnselo oerlana! Das ilbrtge tDiro iii foten 3ob-
nn9en nut Srtcreie an9encmmen, pie es fir BEN Rdu
fer am bequemften it, Das Meitere foun man eyfoh
rem burd ytohfrase bel -. ~ y.
s u. g neiber.
Canton, Suui 1914. s.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1844-11-29
Nepes Birtbebaue
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Der @noesbenonnte fefunnet hermit feline Treuuoe
unc bad Vutl.fum, bag er, an 1einem Sauie. an Der
Sfe Der ebertp Citrate uno benz Wartt- Gierede, alf
Der ndlten ectte weltIio orm @curtbaule, uno oci,
Cafe uno Sonees Stcbr, fdrdg aesenitber d9efanaen
cin sfentlid,es @aitbuuS 81 batcn, rpccIbf er ets
bereit letn Utro, hetcnbe gu pero, Iya9en uno ue,
ieiner Sete nid,ts man9eln lal1en nirb um a9emene
3nfreocnbeit su 9eben.i ',ssf 1gs n9aao>'r 1a
Da ieinc @ebdMIidbteitcm nreifens neu uno aerdus
mig, fene Gnd,e; Sd,rnfe. Shlaf3immcr .tuo StaIune
reihlid, unc nit benz befen oerfebcn (Iub unb beroes
ieine Nednunsen bili9 fein rpereen. 70 erwartet er
burd prcmpte Seoienun9 uno 1rr9filti9e 9ufmerffam
felt eiueu She'll Der Oentlien @Hu(t sH ,crbieuen uuo
erbalten 6 brt It. Sumter.
Bcciter, Sbic, Oft. IS, 1874. ,a l1-b:p.
mw @r fdbrt ber bies, tpie friiber fort feiue Gro
cerY m@jroB uuo &lenpertauf Su betrciben, uno miro
Gd freuen, rine &uuoen audi III oiefem 3mei9e gu BE-
benen. .. ..... -. ..'>.
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Wadt benz adtun9sperttcn Yutlifum biermit bic .%.
9ebenife sln5e9e, bo6 er ee nee @rccerps@tpbr ere
rldtet bat, nnb spar in benz @antrns Naus fbtpe1I;.
Seite oes ofenhiden Warfts gereds, Il, ,pelen ofr
Bauer bisber Wtrtbfhat belt. Sen Stpbr tprb ifets
nit ben opr59lttten @rreerD Waaren aIler 9rt ,er.
chen e'n als @afee, Gbee, @aneies, Gd,nupfs
inno Saatabao, BON allen Scrten SaIs beim g6rreI:
frifhe 8etBfe betn BdrreI, unb aDe 5Culioen ort;,
feln, uelhe Die a9emeinen ausb sbaItsbe6lrft erhe;.
ten ,pobet nod bemerft pirb, baB eBgebadte eeoen
dnoe audi TIT fleinen Snantitdten perabfpqt iperben
sc ipirb fen efri9fes grIfreben fein; iene 9nmbe,
onr biige reife unb prempte 8ebienune p6a ,nfrie.
ben 81 itelen.-Gr bitttf baher nm aeneafen 2fnrnd
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1844-11-29

Sb9e 9lbbiouu9 felt cine benttide Sefdafenbett
Der Qunge &C.. in hrem aelnnoen uno notirliden 3us
fanoe bar; tpelde bic Soauptorsaue res Soeu,s no,
breu plas in Der @e9eno Der 8rut baben uno oie(et
be benabe gans einnebmen. @8 (t1o oeren awei-ctue
sur 9lebten nnb cine 3ur einfen. Diele SrSane Gno
Don peiher 91atur, II. beitehen aus bure,en 9ecrn,
os uls uno gun9enaoern, Die nit Der Quftr6bre in
Serbinbun9 teben uno 70 nit benz 9eben ces 9anSer,
G6rpers perbunben. Gie Quftsellen lit Der 4nn9e nb
70 iberdus tleil Hub bre odutden 10 bl,n mno sart
lbaB bas eerin9ite Oinoeru6 biee flcnen Oenuneeil
Iuercpfen uno oas 9ltbmen binoern FAINT uno fol9d,
Outen, @ntsinbuas bes Sd,leimes In Der 9uftrGbre,
eifertet &c. NIT t brin9en sulebt trdnlt Die eun.
(9e auedet II. ben atenten 1T Die gefdbr1e Gage Der
9ussebruue uer1cben. 9eier b Du tehaftct nit ben
erften Anseiden befer Sranfbeit, ndmItd: Souffen,
Igerfdltun9 &C., 70 9ebraud1e sletd1 s.sa7.* y
r- Or. Sunc1n's NuSipurf bef0rbernres
81. : ag.s. - Setlmtttel, -.sse.,>1 sa
|en Wittel fir Gertiltnna, outen, Blutpccn, bulS.
cutsuneun9el, itpcres 9tbmen, @n9brlfii9tet, Scts
ten ltnb 8ru(edeu nno fir alle eebsr uno Qunaen,
frartbeiten, bas ,,der" ale Gerfcpfun9en Der @efd
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nIb bur al9eitedt 70 pirb es tIder in noun Edllen
aus sebn bic Rranfbeit belcn unb in alle 9ebcnsor
game neues 2eben brn9en. Qelet Die pielen 1auenbcn
pom @ertiffatel fetrer 9uten Ruren uub bic @mpfeb
lnnsen Solder, Die biee Mebisin lhcn 9ebrau6t bas
benz unb es >vro glld beutli pcrben, bos lie bas Qe<
ben Sauiencer, pcldes oen grlOihen ldcn nabe mar,
ptecer auf's 9eue drtte nno erqudte -9ufet an bei
ben A9enten uno Sbr tperoet 9epiB sufrieben lein
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pferDe>unb 8tebsNrAt.

. . - .7s'r. In VrtRneeu, tptIbtn Der auf
GrolS uno ftc Sutn Uctcr einer nternbmuns In pbacn
FAINT fnb perapIatn iba bierm b Sadbebem pubitum
eseannt W ma3sn np esmeeen ein 9iene 1T irssao siut
Das h ftint Rcuntnts in ben SSderu nibt tfcs a,,f
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tltsu cue Der elnt9e 80 nenneneen Ibac srbca ba6 err
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loren fat. 'aa p za>sEis fha1ts S}> sTsft 4 EEK I@
or EbanesIt aud init Grefs bic Gnt3ntunS btr suStn,
eter al, init oen fwirrieer, innerlsh &urtn ben
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baur6aft III 3-4 1ppdtn q ~ -A q 2 se
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fttMer Eednunsen SesUB 8sfrepen leva. aaa #1e94a
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Slub in Der slusabau9 ber s5urisprnteuS III Stdrf.
uno ben 9nsrenSeneen @cnntte6 III partnerip getrr.
litum ibreu Beiitaub in allen Nectsamocleoenbeitrn
an. ~ 'lso ~ ~ ~
Sffiee: Cine Ibare tueittid, cC,, Srn. Aa,pts
oOtei nue 9eraee ge9eniber ccm 8ranttin Sans, ii
@antpn, Starf @c. Ohio. .,1 F3l- 's"HTH -
9err Sd1dfcr fprteht nnb 1thrett nctft Ser rno-
Sprate. &a 1..s.s. .,.'E .at',@ ls6a'h -
+ u Eebruar 26. 1914 " .- .sss ,..se3. 6;wsaS
&C. Aud' benadridbti9t Obengenanntereolis edd
fer ba8 er als tfentder Gctar angctfeut it 0pG,
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