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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-12-28
Wier Gnobcu ertruufen.

8ribgeputer, N.zS., 26. 9e5.
- 8ter Snaben bra9en geitern benin
@9litti6ublaufen auf benz 2ababez
8iber bur9 bas Sis uno ertranten.
Ote Opfer iinb: Serrp 8boben6auier ,
IA Sabre alt, iein 8ruber Merbiae
&6oben9aufer, II Sabre alt, GurrD
SubleD, tpel9er gerabe gefern II
Sabre alt tpurbe, unb George 8a4z
mann 10 Sabre aft.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-12-28
&ein Sergban nuf SnOianers
9Gubcreien.

@ut6rie, Sfla., 26. 9e3. -
Der 8unbesz Snbianer@Qgen Rdn0z
lett bom &iotpaz unD GDman3ez
@tumm ma9t befannt, baB ale Ser
fonen, nel9e MinenzGluims duf
sSnoianerz 8 unbitiden belegt BADEN,
bieTel6en iofort gu rdumen baden,
fuQs lie ni6t ermittirt perben mol
len. 0ieies @orgebsn itiiBt fi4 uuf
Elm @uta9ten bes @eneraluntpaltes,
tpel9es Der Sefretdr bes Snnern gut
ge6eiBen bat, poaa9 8er9bau uui
ben ben Snbiunern 5~ugetbetlten
@runbitiifen nt4t betrieben tperoen
bari.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-12-28
gdledtes @eibnahtsmabl fir
Snlnaten.

G6eDenne, Wpo., rs. 9e3. =
Q6taiq 9oloaten BON Gompugnie s
bes Is. Snfanterte : &egtments err
trunften geitern Mprgen mad benz
SFriibItiid urter Spmptomen Der Ser
9iftung. 9eftige 2eibi6mer5en unb
ftarfes Gr6re9en itelten ii4 Elm, bod
gelang es benz @arnifonsar5t, bur9
ptrfIame Mittel bic 2eiben Der Grz
frdnften balb gu linbern. Der 4r5t
bat bic gum Sriibftiid borgeieBten
Speiien unteriu4t unb 1T Der On
fi6t, baB bas ainbfleii4 b~erborben
mar.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-12-28

bonn re4ten Naienfliigel ab unb bef=
teten bofelbe on Der ldbirten linfen
Sstte bes 3te9organs an. 0ie neu
entftanbene Wunbe tpurbe nit einem
Stiid Sleii9 ausStpbeti's Nrm aus
eefiiGt. Die 4er5te 6offen, baB bic
Rufe mad tur5er 3eit 10 gut pie neu
ausie6en pirb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-12-28

*** Cine @orleTung iibsr 8lauz
bens6eilung ptrb nG9iten Sonntag
i'm y2pceumzS beater" BON Spbn s.
2inscott, 6. g. O., BON @ufbington,
9. g., gebulten perben. Die 8orz
leiung beginnt I'm "A u6r Na9mitz
tQas.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-12-28

*** Die u@rbetterz 2tebertafel" berz
anitoltet am Sonntog, ben 20. 9e5,
in Der u8abertf9en Nattonalz9aae"
cine 8eibna9tsfeier nit 8erlopiung.
9iibf9e SegentGnbe tperben b%erlooit
nerben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-12-28

- Qnbrep Carnegie ion Der rGoz
lumbiazl In NetpzYort cine
oroRe Summe 9elb a~nae6oten habsn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-12-28
GDuarD NQtne,
Sfsntft6er 21ctat.

Bpnma9ten, 8ersi9tleiz
ftungen II. I. IN. mad alien
Sbeilen bes 4uslanbes ipers
ben auf bas Sepifen8afteite
ausgefertigt.
Ollie Nustunft ii6er Resss
lung ron 8szmDgensz &ngez
Ieaenbeiten in 9eutf4Iunb,
Oeftrai9 IL. +. 10. piro un'
entgeltIi4 ert6eiIt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-12-28

I6st fb tososr burd innsrIias oOsr Guserli6e Wss
oifamente nod ourh 5rasen pom elsttrii5en SGn'
boaen, ~ionosrn siuIis uno ausin oura sine. in
uniereu b9uoen, uDai9 Ihmerj= unO 9efdbrloie Opes
ration in peniaen Saeen raeifdl beilen. Sonitaa
rum i'm asIinOeIen, r~ubi9ien Staottbeil selesen.
-Ureiie rndBia.- Setrefts Nufndbme, ioluie fur bic
Isidt III bauie ourdfiibrbars bsllun9 auer anesren
Ieruo.. Ncrpen. uHo Soutfronfbeitcn, beieerlcf
0s~eidblebts, tpenbe man fb miinoIi4 oeer ibrifss
'@ a"0" SriratsRltntt,
ISL 6. Mpenue, 8 Retp ycrts ". ys
NnSFnnft pher enHfaItatipn fret,I
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-12-28
TIMER StraBrnbagnz0 erfebr.

Die Wag9pn5 Der StraBen6a6nen,
pel6e ale 1lnter elmer gomFagnie berz
einigt Finb. t0nnen nur but9 Die Nums
nern, pie fplgt, unteri9ieben tperDen:
1 bis 99-OruibzSiq : Qlpe. 2inie.
1O1 bis 199-@ilmor StraBe unb
9utlforb Qoe. 2inie.
POI Big 299-Gdrer ctr. unb Sort
Mpenue 2tnie.
3O1 Biz 399-@eIt 4rlingtpn unb
2inben &be. Qtnte.
4O1 Biz 499-GbmonbfpnNbe., Mpz
nument II. 9ppnn DAT
2inie.
sol Bis 599-Sremont Ctr. 2inie.
COL Bis 699-Gurtis 8ap 2inie.
7O1 Bis 799-0orts unO Sreberidz
8pab 2tnie.
sol Bis 899-Sonfon unb Gatonss
billie 2inie.
9O1 Bis 999-8iltens Qoe. 2inie.
1901 bis 1099-RDlanb Pdrf unb
9igbIanOtOpn 2inie.
11O1 Big un0 Safes
fibe Qinie.
1901 Bis 1899 obn Ctr. 2inie.
1901 6ts 1399-g2ortb Npe. Qinie.
14O1 Bis 1499-Sarutoga Ctr. uno
@qicott Gttp 2tnie.
1901 Bis 1599-9aD Ctr. u. 8elatr
3oub 2inie.
1901 Bis 1699-Mabifpn Nbe 2inte.
17O1 Bis 1799-Galpert Ctr. 2tnie.
1901 Bis 1899-penniplpanta &pe.
2inie.
1901 Bis 1999-6arfprb Qoe. 2tnie.
POOL Bis 2O99-Srleans Ctr. 2tnte.
21O1 big 2199-Yreiton Ctr. 2inie.
22O1 Bis 2299-ganton 2inie.
23O1 Bis 2399-6airmount @pe. 8.
25O1 Bis 2599-Gmorb Grobe, @lecz
trio 9drt unb Mount
Wafbtngton 2tnte.
2en1 Bis 2699-8altimore, WftbbGe
Riber u,Sparrpps Point
2inte.
gtd9tz8 aggons laufen 3ptf4en BEN
etunbe1 pon / Bis 5 u6r Worgens
duf ben folgenoen G11ten:
Garep Ctr. unb SORT &Oe. Qtne.
Oort unb Jreberid Roab 2inie.
&olanb 8art unb 6ig6lan0toDn 8.
8ap Ctr. unb 8eluir Roao 2tnie.
Maoi1on : Npenue unb rPatterfonz
Bart "2tnie.
OrGeuns : @traB, unb patterfonz
Bart Nbenue 2inie.
6urforbzRo ab Biz SIDE Baltimore
unD Strdhe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-12-28

8a1timprer &apital m
~fernen 90 It n. - Cine Sepez
f6e aus San Sransisco befagt: Sin
SDnbifat BON Baltimore bat $780,
900 Nnaabluns auf ben Infauf bes
Marfet : StraBen : 8abnfpftems gez
ma9t Samit fon1mt bas SDnbifat
mod ni6t in ben 8eftb bes @ptems,
aber es bringt ben 9anbel benz Obj
f9lub nabe. Die Strabenbahnen tperz
ben unter Der gesenpdrtigen Gontrole
bleiben. Bis Der poIe Preis BON ST.
100000 seaablt tit. Die 3ablung err
folste in @olb unb tie ma4t ben Ser
fauf Der 8abn aur @elpiRheit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-12-28
WuaRe unb 0enihte,

fpie bieIeIben BON Der 8alttmDrer
Me6fz uno @etraiOez80r Re angenOmz
men perDen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-12-28
@ns ben 0eridtsb6fen.

Yin 8i1iorGr als &lGeer. = S9dz
benerfabflage. @ei4dftlt9e
Wirren. = Srau 8aser's Seftas
ment.- Ser 8erfu9ung entridt.
- SSncprbprdtipnen.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1901-06-15
Children Day Celebration Interesting Pro
gram Contribution, Etc.

Correspondence OF The FREE LANcE)
King George County, Va, June l3, 1901.
Sunday was observed as Children's day
at Potomac Baptist Ell rch, and was an
occasion of much interest, not Onl Y to
the large Sunday school that participa-
ted in the celebration, but to the older
members of the church also, who entered
heartily into the spirit Of the occasion.
The pastor Of the church preached fine
sermon in the morning, and the afternoon
was devoted to the children. The church
was artistically decorated with roses,
daisies and ferns, and those having the
arrangements in hand displayed much
skill
The exercises in the afternoon began
with a song service. The organist, Miss
Daisy Coakley having returned from col
ege in Richmond quite sick, was unable
to be present Mrs Charles Iadson, OF
Washington, and Miss Mollie Rogers
presided at the organ most efficiently.
Prayer was offered by the pastor, which
was followed by Scripture reading, when
the following program was carried out:
Hymn No. 3l5, by the choir; when we
will all be good" Miss Lena Peyton
Prayers in a cart, " Lucy PeytOn; song,
''Our Sunday school," by five little girls /;
"The folks weused to know, May Jeter;
Dialogue. Edna and Emma PeytOn /;
"Consecration hymn" by the children
An address, by the pastor; Hymn No.
2S1. by the choir; THE best day, y
.Jeannette Peyton; God will sprinkle
sunshine" Guy Jeter; RecitatiOns, by
Eva and Maude Peyton; What shall the
harvest be-" was sung beautifully by
Misses Lola. Lena, and Jeanette Peyton,
and deserves special mention, for they
show much musical talent, and are very
accommodating "The beacon light, :"
by Julia Stephens, Matte Farmer, Carrie
Jenkins, Nora Henderson, May Jeter and
Marie Rogers, was an emblematic piece,
the children building the lighthouse as
they recited. The word "Christ" was
conspicuous on the lighthouse, and be-
meath were the words, Faith, love,
hope and on top a bright light burned.
Appropriate hymns were sung during
the placing of the different sections The
exercises closed with an impressive talk
by Hon Wm.J. Rogers, the efficient and
popular superintendent of the schools,
on the subject of the Bible board and
Sunday schools, after which several
young girls took up the collection. A
nice sum was contributed for the above
named board. When the large congre-
cation dispersed it was with the feeling
that the day had been not only pleasant
ly. but most proftably. spent. May God
ever bless those who care for His little
lambs and endeavor to lead them TO
Christ.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1901-06-15
Mckinley Puts ouietus on Third Term
Talk.

The following is personal statement
from President Mckinley, given out at
the White House Tuesday:
II regret that the suggestion OF third
term has been made doubt whether
am called upon to give it notice. But
there are now questions OF the grayesi
Importance before the Administration
and the country and their iustcOnsider-
alton should not he prejudiced in public
mind by even the suspicion Of thought OF
third term. In view therefore OF the
reiteration Of the suggestion OF it, | will
sny now once for ALL expressing n long
settled conviction, that not only am
not and will not be candidate for n
third term. hut | would not accept a
nomination for it il rendered me. My
ambition is to serve through a second
term to the acceptance Of my cOuntrymen
whose generous confidence ! so deeply
appreciate. and then with them do my
duty in the ranks Of private citizenship.
"WILLIAM MCKINLEY,
Executive Mansion.
Washington, d. G., June 10, 1901
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1901-06-15
Mcsweeney 10 Tillman.

Governor McSweeney sreply TO Senator
Tillman's insolent letter concerning the
Goyernor'e course in the matter OF the
Senatorial designations isyery gratifying
TO those people who have respect for the
office which McSweeneyf fills, and who re-
sent the arrogance Of a seliconstituted
guardian of the peoples conscience. The
Governor very tartly informs Senator
Tillman that he knows his rights and his
duties, and is entirely satisfied that he
has acted according to them, and that he
Is not in need of correction from the Sen.
ator, whose Offering was purely gratui-
tous and is unacceptable Governor Me-
Sweeny has thesupport OF public opinion
in the position he has assumed and he
can rest content with his part in the
matter His spirited reply to Tillman 4
insoent letter will increase the respect in
which he is held by the people, as show
ing a proper conception by him Of the
dignity of the office he holds and his per
sOnal resentment Of an unwarranted at
tempt at dictatiOn.-CharlestOn Post
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1901-06-15
WESTN0RELgHD.
Farmers Apprehend the Rust Corn Back
ward Politics fredericksburg Boy
Catches a snake Personals.

Correspondence OF TIM FREE lANcE)
Wcstmorelaud Co.. Va. June l3, 1901.
Much uncasincss II exhibited among
farmers lest the rust which has made It's
appearance in the last ten days ON the
blades of wheat should attack the stalks.
+ Harvest will begin in ten days and the
+ disease has q short time in which to do
it- work The present prospect was
never better for am abundant crop
The late rains have given the grass the
advantage ia the fields oi corn, aud il
uill require much aud quick work to sub
due it and place the tillcd lands in good
shape
Ncry little interest has been manifested
throughout the county in the warm tight
F that ~ccm- to Dee prosecuted in other sec-
+ tion~ of thc State az to who shall be- Nir-
ginin'. next Governor however, the
lc,cr !. beginning To develop itself and
win WAY warmer from now ON.
More people OF this county ayaicd
themselves of the opportunity to visit
fredericksburg on the excursion Nedncs-
lav. June %. than onauy similar occasion
ior long time Numbers whoneyersa
fredericksburg before. and others-old
soldiers oi the Ciyil war-who had not
seen the city since the memorable battles
oi and adjacent 90 the place were fought
were in the crowd ou board the steamer
Wc-tmorcland All report "A most de
lighliul trip. and were iayorably i'm
pressed with fredericksburg and its
merchants. and express desire To repeat
the trip in the near future.
Mr. 4. NJ chandler. Of Montross. ear
ricd his children to hi. mill some days
since to fish While the family Of little
ONES were engaged in fishing near the
mill three-year old boy wandered down
the mill-racc side and very soon returned.
holding tightly in his graspa large snake
about three feet long. and cxclaiming
with much excitement Il have caught
afshr' snakcship was being squeezed
mcomiortably tight and in trying to
extricatc himself had wound around the
little fellow arm.
Mr.. r. {. Robertson and wife, Of Ports
mouth. are visiting his kindred and
friends at Montross and vicinity.
Miss Rosa y. Porter and Miss Sophia
Harvey are visiting in Ieonardtown. Md.
Mr. Mann. OF Richmond city, is visiting
his brother. DR.. q. e. Mann. at Montross.
Mrs. Il. b. Muse is visiting her daughter
in Frederick.b burg. Mrs. Hayes Beckwith.
Mr.. George Chandler of Chicago IL at
Windsor. the home Of his brother. Mr..
4. VI. Chandler. ON a short visit. F.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1901-06-15
CURRENT TOPICS

Its a good thing the man in the moon
isn't in position to tell all he knows
Virtue * it, own reward but some few
people are good because they really like
TO be-.
You can't tell from the size Of "A man
whether or not his word carries much
weight
The fellow who wears a 9S-ccnt straw
hat can talk through it just as huently
as the man who wears 50 Panama.
4 Kensington man named Hatch has
invented new Incubator And yet
Shakespeare once asked What's in a
name? ?'
The man who complains that be has
nothing to do seems to lose sight oi the
fact that there are a great many things
he should not do.
The letters OF the alphabet
Inspire such lines as these:
The man who minds his P's and Q's
May some day take his rs
The officer named lee. who was killed
not wounded. in the recent battle with
insurgents at Lipa, province of Batan-
gas. was Lieutenant Lee. of the Engi-
neers. not Lieutenant Fitzhugh Lee. a.
previously cabled.
Iobson City, Ala, is owned and gov
erned entirely by negroes hayinga mayor
and council and municipal officers and a
postmaster Of that color The popula-
ton is 800 all negroes. The police force
consists Of one man The town was in
corporated in 1899 and is said to be do
ing well.
Yarina Magisterial District, in llenrico
county. will have negro magistrate on
and after July lst j. D. Pearman. the
negro. who received two votes in the
recent election. has qualified and is ready
to begin the discharge Of theduties OF his
office.
The feat OF swimming across the Chesa-
peake bay from colchester Beach to
River View Park will be attempted on
June - by William j. Glover. Jr, 2l
yeald old. of Baltimore. The distance is
about % miles. Glover will not swim
for money. but solely to establish
record.
4 sensation was sprung in Richmond
bv the arrest of Loren Dickinson, a well
known business man living in the fash
ionable section. ON the charge oiembezzle-
ment Of -, 600 from Mrs Annie 2. Bel
vim. wife of c. +. Belvin. The arrest grew
out of a stock transaction.
Rev. c. VI. Chumbley. of the old church
circuit of Presbyterian Churches in Han
over county has received a call from the
Eyangelistic Committee of the Syond OF
Virginia to take charge Of the work left
vacant by the death of the Rev. j. J.
Wall with headquarters at williamson
Mingo county, W. Va. He has the call
under consideration.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1901-06-15
Bryan Names a Candidate

Hon. W. J. Bryan's paper contains the
following editorial: The Gold Demo
Gratis seem anxious to find a Presidential
candidate who is not tainted with the
silver heresy' and insist that this was
their main objection to the ticket nomi-
mated in 1896 and in 1900. Why do
they not urge the nomination OF Justice
Harlan?
"Of course, Mr.. Harlan is not a Demo
crat. but that objection ought not to
weigh with the Gold Democrats who
voted for Mr.. Mckinley. Mr.. Harlan
has not only placed himself on record
against imperialism, but he also wrote a
dissenting opinion in the income tax
case and opposed the position taken by
the Supreme Court in the Sugar Trust
cases. He has a splendid record on three
prominent questions. but this is the very
reason why the Gold Democrats would
object to him. They prefer Democrat
who indorses Republican policies to IA
Republican who supports Democratic
policies"
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1901-06-15
CAROLINE.
The Southern Seminary Bowling Green or
fredericksburg May Get School Chil
dren's Day Personals. Etc.


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The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1901-06-15
SOUTHERN RAILWAY.


Schedule corrected 90 june ], 1901.
All trains arrive 40 and depart from Penn
.yltauia Passenger station. ashinst Ton, ~ '
SOL a. m-Daily-ior Dauyille, tharoti"
and way stations. connecting 40 taNcrtoh
for NarrrutOu. no M1uassd~ Tor NlfhShlfg
and Harri-onhurg daily and >tuuutnn Week
days at lyucnburg Wilh the NpH"lh anu
Western daily Tor Roanoke aud pOihis N"ulh-
west and with g.. n ID. K. Il. daily OrNaturul
''I'I--i5n -D.Ily-pHEI NITED STATES
FAST MAILCarric- Pullman Slccpcrs New
York and Washington TO Jacksonville. wa
Savannah uniting ht Salisbury with Iuil-
man Sleeper for AsheNille and Hot springs,
y. e.. Knoxville, Chattanooga ana Memphis
Tenn. and mt Charlotte with Pullman sleep
rY for Augusta and at Danvile with sleeper
tor Birmingham. ANA at toluuha Win
sleeper for Cha 'icstOn, Pullman Sleeper NeW
York 10 New Orleans. SOLID tram Md1hilG
ton 10 New Orleans without chaugc.cOunccts
al Iynchburg daily for Natural Bridge aud
Lexington. Va. Dining ear service
ll.37 A. M.-Duily-LOcal for thhrlottes-
VILE. connecting AT Calyerton for Marrenton
l.Ol T.. M.-LOcul for Strashurg and iiar-
risonburg daily except sunday.
4.3O T.. NJ. daily, local for thariottesNiie,
connecting at CalyertOn for Warrenton.
900 D. IN. daily. Washington and thhita-
n0oga Limited. Via Lynchburg with SeeperH.
New York and Washington 10 Memphis ana
New Orleans through br'HaDL hiI.,,' i,...,t -
ton Car between tadtOrd, Va, ana Atthii'i,
Ala. Dining Car service. -
300 Y. VI. daily New ! Oih dHn ipiiNh "a
Dress Pullman Buffet Sleeping Cars New
YORK and Washington to Port Tampa, VIA
jacksonville. and 20 Augusta via tolumht
with connection for Aiken. Through cOach
Washington to Jacksonville Sunset iersou-
ally Conducted Tourist Sleeper ON this tram
leaving washington every Monday, Nedues-
day and Friday, Washington To san Fran
cisco without change. .....,,,,-,,,,.l.,.
SOIf'TH- " WESTERN. NESTIBULED LIMIT
ED" The only exclusively Pullman train De
tween Washington and the south Com
pOsed Of Dining Cars ana Day Coaches,
PpUman Nestlbuled Sleepers, New YORK
TO Nashville. Tenn, Ashylle. Knox
vile and Chattanooga; New York 10 Mem
phis. via Birmingham; New York To- New Or
teams, via Atlanta and Montgomery, fuil-
man Library and Observation car between
New York and Washington and Macon. 'lub
car Washington to Atlanta Dining Car
service.
connection leaves Richmond at HOO p. m.
Dining Car service.
Trains on the Narrow Guage reach Orange
daily at 1O:4O a. m.
Trains on tEe Southern Railway pass
Orange DAILY as follows:
SOUTH BOUND
IL a. m. 2.35 p. m, 7iS p. IN.
NORTH BOUND
II "A. IN. G:4O p. H., 5:37 a. IN.
For Pates map folders and sleeping car
snace amply TO nearest Southern Railway
fF4SK y. CANNON, 8rd Y. p. x q. NJ,
\ n. HARDWICK, Gen. Passenger Agent.
l. \ BROWN General Agent,
WASHINGTON, ID. c.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1901-06-15
PRICE, 3 CENTS.
IN THE PALACE OF THE KING.

"Oh. which is Mr. Morgan all the
lackeys then did cry;
And (Which is Mr. Morgan" every
pretty maid did sigh.
For Morgan, Pierpont Morgan, was al
most the entire thing
When Gotham's crowd went calling in
the palace Of the King.
King Edward for the moment was a
ruler quite forgot
For all his loving subjects at J. Pierpont
stared a lot.
Around his saugust presence they did form
living ring
4 cynosure was Morgan in the palace Of
the King.
-tlcyeland Plain Dealer.
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