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A DISCOVERY DISCOUNTED.
A Promising Test OF Real Buttcr Over
come by the Cunning of tn.
Bogus Makers.

COLUMBUS, o., Feb. ls.-It .s announced
here to-day that Prof Weber, OF the Chair
OF Agricultural Chemistry, state univer-
sity, has just made an important discov-
cry In chemistry in connection with ths
microscopic tests TO distinguish oleomar.
garine from butter. Recently. Dr.
ihofnas Taylor, OF the Department
OF Agriculture, announced NJ . meet
ing OF microscopists that butter placed
unnst microscope showed round crystals
sharked by plain cross which could be
found nowhere else. When the polariyer. or
sienlte Is used with the microscopes these
outter crystals which are in reality only
gloves OF Tat, show four parts each two
green and two yellow The chemical
TEST 10 distinguish between butter aud
oieomargarine Is very delicate. the only
ulIIerence between the two material mat
,ers appreciable TO chemists being that
outter contains a small amount of buty-
TIC acid, which Is lacking In the oleamar-
Snrine- The test Is not ALWAYS success
fui, and ms the difference was likely To
oe wiped out by entcrprising oleomarga-
rIne manufacturers, DIR. Taylor's discovery
was hefalded FAR and wide. and the test
mas been adopted wherever known Prof
Nepner mas now discovered that the mix
ing or little water and salt with the
oIemargarine, process 10 always under
goes, causes the bogus butter to develop
under the microscope exactly such crys-
tais a. are found in the legitimat. article,
ana the same result can be obtained with
pure tallow treated I'm like manner. Thk
discovery destroys the usefulness o, DIR.
laylor's discovery and Strengthens the po-
and venders.
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The Eiaht-Hour Law.

WAsmuNoroN, Feb. iq.--Congressman
Muller, of New York, to-day presented u
petition signed by President Lille, OF tho
Labor League, and nearly thousand
others, praying for the prompt adjudice-
tion OF the claims of laborers employed by
the Government for services rendered in
excess OF eight hours day. The petition
was referred TO the Committee on Claims
Mr.. Muller, on behalf OF tho Committee on
Claims, OF which he IL member, sub
sequently conferred with Mr.. O'Ncili,
Chairman OF the Committee on
Labor where the question OF
allowances for time served i'm excess OF
eight hours since the enactment OF the
eight hour law ~ also under consideration,
and it was decided 10 arrange as soon ns
possible FOR joint meeting of the two
committees with view To prepare n meas
ure 20 cover all cases OF claimants under
the eighthour law. Both Congressmen are
deeply interested In the subject, aud say
they viii use every endeavor 20 comply
with the requests OF the petitionersl
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An Innenlnns Suicide

NEW YoRK. Feb ~ Jean Ioboseong N
French cook, was found dead this morning
az bis boarding house. No. 4Of Fourth ave
nue.. He had committed suicide bv in.
haiing gas IN an ingenious manner The
turned on full Over the burner on the
pipe was one end Of an eightfoOt rubber
tube. This was run down the side Of the
wall nnd on the other end of this tube was
an iron pipe about foot long The rubber
was coiled once around the body of the
dead man and the iron pipe stuck in his
mouth Then over all this was placed the
bed clothes and pillow. When found be had
evidently been dead two DAYS NJ leff n
letter in French saying that he was tired
of life and that he had been out Of employ
meut two weeks
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Another Chapter in a erea, Horror.

BLooNISGToS, lit, Feb l9-Tbe sequel
OF the terrible deeds enacted last evening
by David Sbolty, the insane man OF Shir-
ley, when he shot several members OF his
brothers family, and burned his brothcr's
valuable barn is, that the demented man
persisted in the flames which he set After
shooting Mrs. Sholty and her seventeen.
year-old daughter, he climbed To tho
hhy-mow, set fire 10 the building
and then, instead OF flee.
ing, as was thought he held himself 20 the
grain bin, where he was first discovered,
and remained there until the flames over.
took bim. His charrcd and roasted remains
were found in the debris OF the burned
building at daylight He had revolver
and two shot guns which be had stolen
from neiRhbors He was forty four years
OF age and unmarried. Levi SholGy, IL
transpires, was not hurt the buckshot cut.
ting his coat only, but his wife received
thought 10 be fatally injured
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BEYOND SEAS.
Polish Expulsion From Germany
Exciting High Feeling in Austria.
"arshsi Won Moitke Very Iil.-Men-of-yy War
Assembling I'm sada Bay.

BERLIN, Feb. i5.-Yesterday's stormy
session in the Austrian Reichsrath def.
oiteiy proves that Prussia's proposed ex-
puision OF the Poles Is causing the most i'm.
tense excitement throughout the Polish
portions OF the Hapsburg domain. The
austrian Polish press il filled with attacks
so oitter' and often SO libelous against the
'serman Chancellor because OF hi. recent
policy; that the German party In the Aus
srihn Parliament has Indignantly and ef-
eon,iy .,uiay protested against their
ing yesterdays session with
vsustic criticism, read an extract from a
uailcian paper describing Prince Bismarck
sg ~ Icing hsbitually drunk on porter aud
Iognac, aud asserting that he was more
beast than man. Herr Pickcret said II was
true that this Gallician journal had be.s,,
suppressed by the authorities, but that had
pe Seen zone zone only after its scurrilousnesss had
pseh ~ widely read and thoroughly digested.
ne concluded by saying that III WAS obvi.
Gus that the alliance between Austria and
1ermany WAS purely official in its charao-
yer anu that II had no foundation in the
OF both empires.
n, LONDON, Feb. 1.-Two German. one
french one Italian and one Austrian men
oi-was nave joined tho British squadron
~ tuua pay; The Greek Admiral will not
nght II threatened, but will merely
exchange shots, and then han,
down his flag. The commanders
OF the French, Italian and Austrian
ipen-of-war have received orders to limit
bneir action TO "A formal demonstration
Ihe Netos says that the British Govern
ments Greek policy is founded on the be-
het that war between Turkey and CIreecs
would postpone rather than accelerate the
settlement OF the Greek claims Greece.
the Netcs declares, must trust Mr. C;iad,
stone, and yield
BERLIN, Feb. lT.-Count Won Moltke.
chief Marshal OF the German Empire h.
seriously Ill IL Is later stated that Count
Npn Moltke Is suffering from "A slight attack
OF asthma, and that his doctors do NOT
think his condition is serious.
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He Dreaded Ennnsnre

ST. Louis, Feb. l7.-Fishermen at Caron-
delet this morning saw curious object
floating In mid stream, which was caught.
and proved to be mans body incased in
ice. The appearance of the body indicntcd
that IL had probably been in the river fully
two weeks. Letters found n bout the body
proved beyond question that the deceased
was the late Rev Jesse H.. Braly Of Nor
tonville, Ky, and that he committed sui
eide by jumping into the river. The cause
OF this action is shown 90 be, from these
same letters, the fear of the result Of an
investigation then going on in relation to
his private affairs and habits, which IL is
hinted were not beyond rejroach.
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A Noble hanaman.

LoSDoS, Feb. 1e--As the result OF a state.
ment that "A we'll known Baronet had as-
sisted Hsngman Berry in hanging tho
three Netherby burglars, Sir Charles De-
Crespigny, In nm interview to-day, ad.
mitted that he was the one alluded TO.
He said that as he would probably
be sheriff he desired % gain expert
ence in order that he might be pre-
pared IN case he should be Obliged % nc
He slept in the prison during the night.
pinioned one OF the culprits himself aud
generally assisted Berry. The latter con
siders bir Charles piucky individual who
take a lively interest in his chosen calling.
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GEAyD HAvEy, MiCH, Feb lg-John
Doyle, of Holland, young man Of twenty.
eight years, was found last night lying in
the street in an insensibls condition sppar.
emily drunk lie was accordingly
taken 10 jail where n was found hs
was In dying condition Invcsfiga-
tiOu showed that be bad been drink.
ing in company with several young men
during the evening and every time be took
n drink he was observed 20 sqeeze n brown
substance into his glass. This substance
aftcrward proved 20 have been opium. Ent
the deadly poison was not recognized by
any ~ his friends He died during th0
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Eorelnn Aewa

LoSDoS, Feb. lg.-Sir Charles bikes
constituency, with but a handful dissent.
ing. voted confidence In him The Portu.
guese Ministry has resigned. Servia is
negotiating with Turkey for a uuion of
Bosnia and Servia similar t0 that Of Bul.
garih ana Eastern ROumeiia A Nihilist
circular has been discovered which d0ona
% death certain prominent officials. The
Chancery court has authorized the sale ~
the Bienheim gallery in June. Senior Ca
npvas Del Castillo has been absolvod by
TIE Pope 0f all intcrdicti0ns and the Order
OF Christ is conferred upon him
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Died at the age Of 100.

ST. CATBAHTSEs ONT. Feb. 17.-An old
colored woman named Sarah Taylor died
yesterday in tho Township Of Lowth. in
this county, at the advanced age of 10
years, n months and 8 days. There can
be no doubt Of tho reliability Of this
statement a. the records Of Virginia,
whore she spent her early DAYS IN slavery,
have been examined. and testify 10 IT, cor
rectness. Her mental faculties were un-
impaired up 20 her death, and 10 may Do ~
interest TO know she was in possession Of
second sight. had n third sci Of natural
teetb. and her hair was quite dark, having
changed from white
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Frozen to Death 10 MIchlaan.

NEGAUSEE, Mich, Feb. 2I-Yesterdav
John Kennedy and a man named Ryan set
out for neighborlng mine, about six miles
away. Ryan was very ;hinly clad and soon
began 10 suffer terribly from the intense
cold Kennedy took him on his shoulders
apd carried him for two miles
but bis own sufferings aud exhaustion
compelled him 20 drop his burden. Al
most dead himself he was barely able 10
IND help, which arrived too late 70 rescue
Ryan, whose dead body was found by the
roadside Kennedy win probably survive.
although badly frozen
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IN THE CONvICTs FAVOR.
Remarkable Suit For Damages In n Ten
nessee Court.

Knoxville, TENN, Feb. ls-An interest
ing case was decided In the Circuit Court
this morning. Two years ago VIM. l..
Smith was convicted OF murder and SEN
tenced TO the penitentiary for two years.
He was placed in the coal mines OF the
Knoxville Iron Company under the lease
system lie was placed in dangerous tun-
mel by the mine boss, and the roof fell i'm.
breaking both legs and one arm, making
him cripple for life. He sued the Knox.
Vile Iron Company and Cherry, Morrow a.
20, lessees OF the State Penitentiary for
$4,000 damages. The cnse was ON trial for
over week: and the jury returned a yer.
dict for the full amount
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A DANGEROUS Counterfeit, Dolla-.

la CEossE, Wis, Feb. ar siier Hem
derson, Of the La Crosse National Bank,
has discovered "A counterfeit silver dollar
that is pronounced by all bank people in
the city absolutely the most dangerous
ever seen. IL Is standard silver dollar
OF the coinage Of 1881. The outside is sii-
yer, and the die in every substantial par.
ticular as clear as the original IL stands
all microscopic tests The only poss.b bic
means of detection is by weight. II being
exactly forty-sevcn grains short Of the
standard and estimated about forty three
grains short Of the average.
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Fatal Encounter With oesoersoos.

LOUISVILLE, KY, Feb. 2i.--A Courier
journal special says; "a fatal encounter
took place near Pineville, KY, between a
man named Lane and five men named
Turner, on Friday afternoon There was
an old teud existing between them Tho
Turner's are celebrated az rouRhs and bad
men. They were in ambush, hiding behind
trees, when Lane came along the road and
they all fired upon him Lane sa ~ one OF
the Turner's step from behind a tree and
shot him dead. Almost Immediately after
wards Lane fol-, his body being pierced by
several bullets
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AMsEr,s nlssrahl. ns.,h

NoHEIsTOwS, Pa, Feb 2f-Henry John
son, bachelor and hermit. about fiftv
years Of age, living i'm East Perkiopen. tbjs
county died yesterday, leaving considsra-
bie real estate and money. johnson was
20 miserly that be would not allow himself
me necessary comforts OF life. During the
recent cold weather bis feet we're 40 6adIv
frozen that the sOles Of them became ynorti-
lied and fell off Other portions of bis
body we're also badly frozen
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FOUR CHILDREN CREMATrD
undressing Occurrence an Island In
Chesapeake Hay.

Distressing Occurrence ON AN Island In
Chesapeake hay.
oNANooCK, Va, Feb. l5.-Pcrsons arriv-
ing here late Monday night from Tangier
Island, Chesapeake Bay, brought intelli
gence OF terrible burning accident that
occurred there on Sunday afternoon. -Four
snall children undertook 10 build a fire
WIN coal oil. The can exploded, scatter
ing the burning fluid over the children
ana igniting their clothing. There were
no grown people in the house at the time
and the children were SO frightened that
,hey ran out with their blazing garments
unto the open air. Thcir cry for help soon
attracted the attention OF the nelRhbors
put not before the children had been so
badly burned that two OF them have since
I,ed, and the other two are fatally injured
Inc me unfortunate little ones are children OF
VIM. Pruitt and Lee Cooper. two we'll
known citizens Of the island All the chill.
uren were under twelve years OF age
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indians NAY Not SLIM Nail

NEw ORLEANS, Feb. 1s-A special from
Indian Territory says Mrs Adair has
taken charge of the postOffce at TaIIe-
quah. displacing John W stapler, who had
held the position for twenty year. Tho
change is occasioned by the decision Of the
Attorney General Of tho United States h,
the erect that Indians are ineligible Tor
postmasters not being citizens of tho
United ates, Mrs. Adair is a white
woman, the wife Of a prominent Indian.
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HARRIsBURo Pa, Feb. q Yesterday
morning, while four men and a bov were al
tempting 30 cross the SusqUehAnna. the boat
capsized and tho four men drowned. The hos,
succeeded ia climbed 70 the boat and was
rescued about two miles below The names
0t The unfortunate men are ~ follows John
snd frank Mast aged eighteen and twenty,
respectively, Lewis Ditrich and CbsrIss
asibies. The lad who was saved wasa con
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Indian Scholar Dies on His way Home.

CmcAGo, Feb. IA young Indian,
named Red Eagle, on his way from tho
Indian Training School NJ Philadelphia to
bis home ~ Pine Ridge Agency. Dakota,
died on the Northwestern railway this az
ternOOn Of consumption. He was accom-
panied BY nine other Indians. also on their
way home from school He had been urased
not 20 attempt 20 undertake the journey
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over si.soo.ooo worth OF Property
Destroyed.

WILMINGTON, N. c.. Feb si.--A destsuc-
tive fire occurred In the business portion OF
this city this afternoon. The loss will
probably exceed si,5oo,oco The fire origi-
mated cn the river steamer Bladcn, cotton
laden, which set fire to the wharf aud sheds
OF the Clyde line OF steamers. A high wind
was blowing at the time and the firs epread
rapidly, sweeping away the business
houses on Water street FOE three blocks
and many. valuable residences on Froat
end Second streets. Among the buildin ~
destroyed were tho first Methodist Church
the offices of the Atlantic Coast Line, tho
freight depots OF the Wilmington, Colum-
n,a and Augusta and the Wilmington aud
weldon Railroad Companies, the Champion
compress, two large grain mills, n sa winill,
tho Offices and Warehouses OF A. Sprunt a
son, Worth q Worth, Kcrchncr a. Caidncr
Bros, \. Il. Shelter a. Co, and the st.amer
Nlver Queen and the schooner Holmes
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PAHEgRsBrEo. vs.. Va. Feb 2f.-John r
Ttuck. prominent citizen ~ rswburg W
Va, while walking 20 sundav.seho,I .t..,.
pea on rolling stone, which threw him =,
tbe ground and injured his spinal column
ln n short time the lower half ~ bfs br-io
wHs entirely paralyzed. FITS back h broken.
ana hia Injuries are considered fatal
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EvANsTog. Wy, Feb 2i.-An explosion
occurred in No. mine at Almy yesterday
Fifteen men we're burned, one severely
Nobody was killed. Forty men were in tho
mine. Fifteen days ago the men leff the
mine on account ~ sas, bot we're persuad.
"a - 90 back. There was not gas enough
70 wreck the mine though the men vero
blown thirty feet The fire lasted half a
minufa ~ ="
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A Cenienarlan Fro1en 40 Deaih.

REaDrSG. Pa. Feb. 17.--Tbomss N. Jack
son colored, who was found Ia his hut ON
the hills Of Union Township badly frozen.
died nt the county hospital yesterday.
There is undoubted evidence that Jackson
WAS 1Oi years OF age. Over seventy wears
ago he was ia the employ Of General
Jackson on the latter's plantation in Ten
mn.ann
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A Week'sFsilurss

NEw YoRK. Feb. l9-The business fan.
uros occurring throughout the country
during Che last seven days. as reported ta
h g. Dun H Co. number for the Tnffad
states ~ and for Cauada t5. or total of
80 a. compared with 215 last week and
- The week previOus The busiuees casu.
alties Doc the Southern States and in Cnuada
are still above cine average
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GALL FOR BONDS.
They Comprise Ten Million Dollar. Three
Per Gents Maturing In April Next.

wAsnISoroS, ID. C., Feb. Secretary
Manning this afternoon issued a call for
slo'ooo0oo three per cent. bonds OF the issue
OF lss2, To mature April next. The bonds
arc numbered a. follows Fifty dollars
Original 2s5 To- original No 2g5, both inclu-
sivc, and original No l@S to
original No. 1870, both inclusive.
One Hundred Dollars-Original No.
s,lts 10 original No. ALAS, both inclusive,
and original No g.s64 60 original No. g,s5p,
both inclusive, Five Hundred Dollars
original No. l,o42 To original No. l,o62, both
inclusive, and original No 4,20l To original
NO. 4,3Oa, both inclusive. One Thousand
Dollars-Original No. 9,u0i TO original No.
v,lsS, both inclusive, and original No. 23,-
6ss TO No. |,WS, both inclusive. Ten
No. l6,4ts, both inclusive. Total, si0,-
OO,OOO -
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Heavy cspture Of smuouI.d Firearms.

3ATANoRAs, Mexico, Feb. 1.-THE mill
tary commander Of this district received n
report yesterday from up the river that
cavalry scouts had succeeded in capturing
portion Of LOO rifles recently smuggled
across the Rio Grsnde from Texas, near
TOrus las Priestas aud Barascita. in Tamau-
ipas. These arms. IL Is reported were 10
be used in a revolution that u on the tapis
In an interior State
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Herders KIlIed bv Anarbs,

Santa o.. N. ~. Feb. Is Eight sheen
herdcrs on the ranch Of solomon lima
Valencia County. New Mexico near lie
Arizona line, had n fight with the Apacbes
All the herders were Killed The Luna
brothers. with Two forces. mounted have
gone 60 the scene Of the fight
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A. 9smns mbulsts FYnfrisres

DErnoT, MICH Feb. 2i.- Edward Astiev
while asleep, left his berth on a train. a. ~
Town of Alter life, Mich, and walked IN
walked 70 the station aud vgas proyl-ieS
pight shirt Nv" ~ ~
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DIS MoINEs, Iowa. Feb. 1s-A bin was
introduced in the Senate yesterday prohib-
ting tcachers, members 0f college fscul-
tics. state and county superintendent and
90 niboTs Of fbe state Board Of Examiner.
from using gleohol!e an4 narcotic srmus
iauts.
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McLEtNsaOHo. ILi.., Feb l0-John Mann.
n wealthy fafmer, was ambushed on the
rohd near bis home bY two unknown assas.
sins and shot dead from bis horse Tlo
motive fof ile deed Is a mYsterv.
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CzN1Haf BOYEs. Adjutant b. Emperor
william, of Germany. Il dead
THE Aeininger actors % London riI
ab Ortiy make tour ~ Amerlca
fHE lnfanfa Eulaiia is confined ~ her
bed with an attack ~ sore throat. accom-
panied - fever The date d her marriage
has been postponed
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Ihe VolcanIo ErunIIon In Merloo.

CRY OF MFXrCo, Feb. 1.-THE crater of
the volcano Of Coima has diminished in
size but the eruption stiil continues. The
inhabitants OF the surrounding country
aFa fearful Of O. ming disaster
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THE BURIED AT NANTICoKE
Fears That. After All. the Dead Miners
May Not He Reached.

WLKEsBARnE, Pa, Feb. 2l.--The Officers
Of the Susquehanna Coal Company arc
very much afraid that the men constituting
the recovering party at slope No. will,
within the next twenty-four hours, Quit
work, ne they have reached very close TO
the point OF the cave In which there il
great danger ahead. They have no means
OF escape should another rush OF sand and
rock come. Should they refuse to work il
IA probable that no other men can be found
70 take their places, therefore the twenty sis
bodies OF the miners who were entofnbed
ON December Is Will forever remain In the
pit.
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According % DR.. j. Parmly Brown.
the Sandwich Islanders Formerly bad
the 'Oundest teeth Of ans people ON the
globe. bot their teeth have nOw begun
% decay rapidly, an effect. DO appears.
Of eating large quantities of saiL This
substance and sugar Dr. Brown re-
gards as leading factors in the destruc-
ton Of human teeth at the present
time.
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HUMBOLDT, NEE, Feb. "a TX senator q
~ FilsOm died while sitting ln q chair on
The steps ~ bis house today His age vas
sixty y-slH years
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The rearming Of the Austro,Hun-
garian regiments with repeating rifles
VIII cost about s22, co. ,QV0
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