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The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1904-06-23
for one swallow does not make spring
nor yet one fine day.-Aristotle.

tor one swallow does not make spring
II there comes a little thaw,
Still the air Is chill and raw,
Here and there a patch of snow,
Dirtler than the ground below,
Dstbbles down a marshy flood;
Ankle-deep you stick in mud
In the meadows while you sing.
This Is spring"
c. p. Cranch.
For science is, like virtue. its own ex-
|eeding great reWard.-Charles Kingsley.
And there's a lust in man no charm can
tame,
OF loudly publishing our n]eighbor's shame;
On eagles wings immortal scandals fv,
While Virtuous actions are but born to die,
~JuVenal Satires.
Here's a sigh to those who love me.
And a smile to those who hate;
And whatever sky's above mo
Here's a heart for every fate.
byron to Thomas Moore.
III the spring a IlFeIier iris changes on the
FURNISHED dove;
In the spring a young mans fancy lightly
turns to thoughts Of love.
-Iennyson, 'Lockslcy Hall"
When daisies pied, and vjeIets blue.
And lady-smocks all s~ilver-white,
And cuCkoo-buds of yellow hue
DO paint the meadow with delight
loves Labor Lost"
1t Is the season now to 60
ABOUT the country high and low.
among the lilacs hand in hand
And two by two in faiEyland.
Robert louis Stevenson.
The holy spirit of the spring
Is working silently.
George Macdonald.
The boyhood of the year.-Tennyson.
-
On, the lovely dcklenezs of an April
day!-W. II. Gibson.
Every tear Is answered by a blossom
Every sigh with songs h laughter
Apple-hlooms upon the breezes toss them
ApFn knows her own and is content.
Susan Coolidge.
Now the noisy winds are still;
ApriIs coming " the hill!
An the spring is IN her train,
Leo by shining ranks of rain:
Plt, pat, patter, patteT,
Sudden sun and CHATTER patter.
All things ready with a will.
Apriis coming up the hill!
Mary Mapes Dodge
me children with the streanlets sing.
'Nhen April stops at last her weeping:
ana every happy growing thing
Laughs Ike a babe just reused from
sleeping.
Lucy Larcom.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1904-06-23

Under the influence of music we are all
deluded In some way We imagine that
the performers must dwell in the regions
to which they lift hearers. We are reluc-
tant to admit that a man may blow the
most soul-animating strains from his
trumpet and yet be a coward; or melt an
audience TO tears with his violin, and yet
be Il heartless prottigate.-Hilliard.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1904-06-23

High minds of native pride and force.
Most deeply feel thy pangs. remorse!
Fear, for their scourge, mean villains
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1904-06-23

Christ the Lord Is risen today"
Sons OF men and angels saw.
TIalse your Joys and triunphs high:
sing, We heavens, and earth reply.
Charles Wesley.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1904-06-23

L thlnk or the garden after the rain:
ana nope to my heart comes singing
AT morn the cherry-blossoms will be
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1904-06-23

Example Is the school of mankind, an
they VIII learn at no o~ther.-Burke,
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1904-06-23

Ard the Easter bells be ripgingv'
Edna Dean Proctor.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1904-06-23

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The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1904-06-23

Thou are the torturer Of the brave.
Scott: "Marmoan."
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1904-06-23

Behind a frowning providence
He hides a smiling face.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1904-06-23

true OF some other breeds with white
feathers there is a p~lumpness about the
Rock peculiar to the breed
"nlch Is greatly desired by certain mar
kets, In the experience Of the writer the
white Plymouth Rock IS no better as an
egg producer than the barred, some poul-
trymen claim /, is not so good. but as a
general purpose fowl il certainly ranks
high among the large breeds and Will
give one entire satisfaction. The nlustra-
ton shows q typical bird and from its
form 1t is easy to see why the breed is
popular in many n1arlkets
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1904-06-23

fteavn put the vision of fulflPd desire.
ana hen the shadow from a soul on fire.
Omar khayyam.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1904-06-23

Why doth one mans yawninr maka ar
other yawn?-RurtsD.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1904-06-23

No eye to watch and no tongue to wound
AL earth forget, and all heaven around us.
Moore.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1904-06-23

[Sor rove, nor honor, wealth nor pow'r,
IAN give the heart n cheerful hour
Mnen heaith is lost. Be timely wise:
with health all taste OF pleasure flies.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1904-06-23

day!-W. II. Gibson, fA-
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1904-06-23

Every tear IS answered by d blossom
blent, ~ "0sh'e
Apple,hloo1ns upon the breezes toss them.
April knows her own and Is content,
Susan CnnllHra
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1904-06-23

among General kuronatkin,s so,oto.n
the belief is prevalent that the Soaoiers
ar nj Musicians and consequently nor to
b = among the agricultural! population
;" ior the most par have never hear3
III Japan nor seen a map. and .hcrefora.
!" = no loea why the war has broken an
~ are sui strange beliefs.
Inc correspondent OF a Russian n,,.-
The Washington times., 1904-10-03
Grievances of Panama
May Go TO The Hague
Minister ObaIdia Returns to Washington,
But Says That the Dispute Is Out of His
Hands at the Present Time.

Admiral Walker chen ta Minister Bar
-ttt. on else Jlat tle whole thing finally
must 90 Jo rna President Minister Bar
reLt is coming here 90 the United States,
nut l- has accomplished absolutely
nothing. EIe promised to- take up n
number 1l matters Tor settlement and
finally wound up bv saying chat Ho
didn't have the authority.
Who's who in Panama is "a ques-
tl8u that the American Government may
very W-I 90 De asking itself The
possibilities for drawing International at-
teuLiau 90 tue present confused state
Of things are very large.
State Department UncOncerned.
State Department officials are much
interested in lhe present state of the
Panama dispute. Little attention is paid
90 tlg alleged threat tHat -rhe Hague
vyiH Doe appealed TO. because the State
Department does not feel that the issues
are of "a character TO ae taken before
that tribunal
The general opinion iu official circles
Is faat politics iu Panama is responsible
for Jae airing Jt The grievances at this
time.
The Washington times., 1904-10-03
FLOATING POWER
MUCH LESSENED

How many loaded life preseryers are
iu use uu steamboats, iu Jhe United
States. If auyt Many OF them were man
uractured. What became of themg
These are questions being asked by
the Department or Commerce and La
Dor. the Department OF Justice. the
steamboat inspectors. and Secret Service
officials, as "a result OF rla exposure OF
the alleged loading OF cork block with
iron bars. uy the Noupareil Works of
Camden.
Chief Wukia. OF the Secret Service.
VINO. al the beHeSJ of the Department Of
Jersey malulaU lAErIs ana various other
agents OF tue Government are eudeav-
ariug 10 discover more violations OF the
law.
The net has been spread an over Iae
country. No one is tg DE spared. be-
cause iu the words OF am officer uI the
Steamboat Inspection Service, ",aa man
money this way would commit murder DO
SuUeTEi-iug Inspector General EEuleT
this morning received from NtW Hurs
several of the lead blocks. They are
twelve inches iOUE- HE Sis Wide ana
two deep. Iu the heart OF them are iHe
iron bars. Elf-. HD reduce EUa floating
power of tho blocks that the mum uer
required by law would support only 81
small child IT the water instead OF en-
should support tWeury-fuuE pounds.
with oars Iu them they would support
only sixteen pounds.
sfhe espo-gT. IS pan uI t.a most -aU-H-
gauaI features m iue iurrsriEar being
made into the Sloeum disaster
The Washington times., 1904-10-03
RUSSIANS AWAIT
JAPS' ONSLAUGHT

ST PEA EESBTRG. Oct G-Ea,rs
from the 1ToHJ IEIs morning ls most
fraEn=utarE. indicating tna- nothing
more tEau continuance OF r1.lsrs. rfrr.s
f1r tHe great battle is being done.
This battle. fl now seems likely. will
occur 10 tHe north OF MuElau Iu the
u-iEhb3rho0d OF Tie Pass. on tae shores
of the Lao River.
The japanese have completed taafr
work Of bridging Ihe Tailse and ar.
now concerned with improving t-a rail-
way communication across Korea and
AIa1cnuril 20 Liao-Taug. SO as 10 b.
lu q position 10 rush re-eutorccmeuts
and supplies go VIII 10 the armies lr
the field.
The Russians are awaiting the on
--aught. with their forces distributed an
the Hun River. an lIukdeu. and ar Tie
Pass. DO is believed. should the Jaua
Hese attack che advance al The Hun
River these Will gradually fan back
I hard pressed, and t1iU the force at
Mukceu. and with these continue ou
north to Hle Pass for The 6ual stand.
Considerable confusion prevails at
headquarters as 90 tIa composition ol
the new armies and the choice 20 com
ul4loeTE- To l- again reported that the
Gear VIII go 90 tGe Far East and take
personal command OF the forces
The Washington times., 1904-10-03
Shanghai Sends Tugs TO
Bring Into Port Sup
posed Fugitive.
ANOTHER SEA FIGHT
Tokyo Hears That Russian
Steamer Was Blown Up
1t Port Ar hur

LONDON. Oct 3-The Shanghai
correspondent OF the Reuter- Telegram
Company wires that a Russian war
snip, supposed to be the Bayan, is re-
ported anchored OF Gutzlof Island in
tle Hang-CEau Bay.
Tugs have departed TO bring the
vessel TO Shanghai.
The Bayaa is one of the vessels
which returned TO Port Arthur after
the disastrous sortie Of August 10.
AEOTHER SEA FIGHT.
A dispatch 10 the Telegraph from
Shanghai says it is reported there
that there has Bseu another naval en-
gagemeut of Port Arthur.
SHANGHAI, Oct. at was report
cd yesterday that a Russian warship
from Port Arthur is expected TO ar
rive an Wusung. ten miles north of
this place.
The Russians here have chartered a
tender TO meet her.
RUSSIAN STEAMER SUNK.
TOKYO. Oct 3.-The navy depart
ment reports the destruction of an
ether Russian steamer while clearing
mines at The entrance TO Port Arthur
The reported loss Of japanese
gunboat at the port is not confirmed
ROME. Oct "a telegram from
Chefoo asserts that General StOessel.
in command At Port Arthur. has or
dered ali the women and children
there. except the nurses. to leave the
port. I'm order +hat the food and water.
which are scarce, viii last longer.
PLENTY OF A1IMUNITION
ST PETERSBURG. oct. 3.-News
from Port Arthur states that forage
there is scarce, but ammunition is
plentiful Clothing is lacking. but
stores OF cloth are being made into
garments by she women. The sani-
tary condition is good
There are now thirty trained nurses
for every thousand sick and wounded
There are but 100 women and children
not belonging to the military forces
in the town.
AS the ediuyia from dead combat
ants, Of necessity left on the field. has
been blowing into the town, the Rus
slams have forced Chinese prisoners
so collect Jhe bodies and throw them
into the sea.
The Washington times., 1904-10-03
NOT GUILTY, PLEA
IN TRENTON COURT
Four Arraigned for Plac-
ING Metal IN Life Belts.
CHARGE CONSPIRACY, FRAUD
Held in $4,000 Bond Each to Appear for
Trial Before Judge Lanning
on October Is.

TRENTON. n. J., oct. al IL stone.
H. C. QuIutard, James Russ and
Charles w Russ were aTraiEued in the
United States district court before
Judge Banning, this morning, and
pleaded not guilty 90 au indictment
charging them with c0uspIriug 90 de-
fraud the United States Government
and prejudice the United States steam
ship inspection laws by placing pieces
0f metal inside the compressed cork
blocks used ia life preseTvers.
II IS charged that the 0ueuses were
committed in the E0u-ParaIIeI Cork
Factory, iu Camden
Pleas OF not guilty were entered by
all of the men. with leave 10 Withdraw "
the pleas and make "a motion 20 quash
the indictment. They were held under
5000 bail to appear for trial October IS.
The Washington times., 1904-10-03
WEATHER REPORT.

a fro-t-Iearlug cool wave has adj
Eaueed from Manitoba and Western ON
JaEl1 over part Of tLe lake region,
with reported minimum IcmpeTaguT.
OF - degrees al Port Arthur, ont. Dur
ing ue next tWauty-IOuT hours this cool
wave VIII extend east and southeast.
attended Df frost iu the Atlantic coast
States from virginia HaTtlWard-
A disturbance that developed Sunday
over Jue Middle Gulf States has adj
Eancaa go tue Georgia coast, attendel by
"a very limited rain area. and a we'll
marked aislaIuaEce ls moving south
eastward over Eue upper Missouri EBI-
icy attended bE rain iu th. northern
rHa1raUfa.
The Washington times., 1904-10-03

Seuor Domingo Dbaldia. minister FROM
Panama, 5.-uEUed 10 Washington today
from Ne" In.l where he has been for
the past fortnight
Muister Jba.sia declares that Panama
feels much az=IleEad over the methods
employed lE -ae United States i'm taking
authority over the isa.miau canal zone.
Tie declined however. TO enter into a.
discussion al tH. matter
al the present STAGE .e said. "tha
negotiations are confined entirely to the
autLoritas at Panama a.d oa tHa canal
zone. DO is o-r af ur hands
The minister aduiztaI trat ggioT TO
this now phase ut the NEGOTIATIONS his
efforts had been iaou-tT.gueIE rZerted iu
a=H.nelou ra secure "a hearing for Pa
mama grievances.
Protest Made in July.
lu July hs laid before Acting saere-
tary OF State Adsa "a protest which gave
This list ol complaints.
THAT port revenues iu Panama and
Colon ara being taken away and col
leeled Iy JLe United States
That l-e postal service OF Panama
has been almost wiped out and all
revenues .T"w rHr eaio of stamps have
been cut sf.
That citizens ol Panama having SUM
aTe compelled fa EGE taxes thereon 90
f.. tWlUu States COZ have their homes
Sold HE tH. sheriff
That t-a l.aE.. ai Panama are told
taar gHa rll. limits aT. where the
houses stand IU Il. aa.Ilael streets Of
Panama. Uun oia suburbs having been
That The lueIag uun Is uut i'm force
aua everything jA. people Of the Pana-
mH republic have to sell t9 laborers and
residents Within tEe canal zone lz sub
The Washington times., 1904-10-03
SEVERE FIGHTING
NEAR PIGEON BAY

CHEFOO Oct. 8. - Chinese who left
Port arthur ou Friday have arrived
lere- They say that there was sever.
lighting ou September - and ~ near
Pigeon Fay. The Russians tried 90 cap
turc the heavy guns the japanese have
mounted iu that vicinity
The Russians made several e1rtias.
considerable numbers OF them dragging
neId artillery bur their efforts were uu-
successful
Desperate Efforts.
TOKYO. oct. st is stated that The
Russians al Port Arthur are makIup
DESPERATE efforts TO retake the positions
captured Ly the japanese. including Fort
KuropatkIn. in the hope of restoring tHe
water supply on the fortress
IL Is said that Fort hur1uatI-.l has
been b1m1aTded and assaulted repeated
ly. bul the japanese coUtlIse 10 hold &c.
Both sides have suffered severely The
Continues GA Sso-nd paEe1
The Washington times., 1904-10-03
WEIGHT or CORK
MAIN ISSUE

According 10 the statements made uy
ta. officers of the steamboat inspection
service. the LeaT-leEs plan fo put iron
fu the uresaryerS, making them worse
than useless I'm case of accident was
simply following Qua che manufacturers
idea
It seems that early lu August the firm
oE David Kahuweller a. Sons. manu-
facturers of Iiro preseryors at 4a7 Pearl
street New York, wrote 10 the Non
uar,u Cork Works at Camden. ~. j..
Continued on Second PaEe)
The Washington times., 1904-10-03
Acting Secretary of Navy Gives Out Repc-t
of Admiral Rodgers Recounung Three Ef-
forts to Damage the Connecticut.
HOLES BORED IN VESSELS SIDE:
SPIKE DRIVEN INTO THE WAYS
Guards Keep Watch at the New York Navy
Yard to Prevent a Further Repetition of
the Offense-Labor Under Suspicion.

All doubt truth of the concerning the three at
empts wreck the baeshp Connecticut by Acting Secre
y Darling of the Navy Department who stated frankly this morning
that the reports
Admiral Rodgers prepared and forwarded report on the
attempts destroy the Connecticut which Mr. Darling gives the pub
lie today
SECRECY VEIL LIFTED.
1t the purpose of the Navy Department to keep secret the
forts wreck the Connecticut until the newspapers could supplied
with statement based Admiral Rodgers report Since the stories
have been published Mr.. Darling says there discount t
NAVAL AUTHORITIES WROUGHT UP.
The Navy Department much perured by the attempts of the
mnts destroy the Connecticut Additional guards been
Thrown about the vessel and Secret trying to locate the
responsibility.
Admiral Rodgers talked frankly with the aboe and mechan-
the Brooklyn yard the attempted the Connect
ict and made clear to them that every in
tectng the scoundres who have wrought the mischief
The Washington times., 1904-10-03
Postmaster General Payne
Resists Deaths Approach.
OFTEN IN A STATE OF COMA
AT Other Times de Appears Anxious
Concerning the Political Situation
in Wisconsin.
BULLETINS.

$50 a. m.
Since g O'Clock this morning the
Postmaster General has not been
so well The heart action is again
weaker. Conditions not so favor
able. WA. OSLER,
&c. LLOYD BIAGRUDER.
"P- ~ RIXEY,
&C. T. GRAYSON."
"11:50 a. m.
There has been some improve
ment since this mornings consul
tation. Retains all nourishment.
Resting easy. MAGRUDER.
"GRAYSON.'
Dr. Magruder has left the sick
chamber, leaving the patient TO the
care OF DT. GFaysOu.
The Washington times., 1904-10-03

night or Lue @ilh- This was accordingly
done, ara the compartment vas ~
spected after III was fun. and the inner
bottom and bounding frames and IonEi-
. tudinais were seen 10 be absolutely
tight and no damage resulted TO the
Hole Found.
.On the morning OF the 30th OF Sep
tember the pump was started, the CON-
partment was pumped down, and the
quarterman riveter went into the COM
partment when the water was about
i've inches of the bottom. and discovered
that a three-quarter inch hole had been
drilled through the outside shell plate
between frames 81 and O.. outboard OF
the third WaJertight longitudinal and
about three inches from the edge OF Uha
shell IaD.
'.The location chosen Tor drilling this
hole was over the packing on the slid
ing ways, where ID would have been Iul-
possible TO detect its presence from the
outside. The location OF the hole for
working purposes being absolutely use
less, indicates that it was done ma
An examination Of the compartment
81. i hole by Assistant Naval COnstruc-
tor Robinson. Of this department. indI-
Gates that the hole was drilled from the
inside. This hole has been safely plug
ged ana the manhOie cover fastened
down. and can safely remain IN THIS
condition until such time as Inc vessel
is put in dock.
The official records of this depart
meut show that compartment B-sS was
tested on the -4th OF March at q water
pressure head or q feet ~ inches and
was absolutely tight This was done In
the presence or an OuceE or LulS Depart
rleut. the outside plating Ia wake Of
the entire cradle was also carefully In
spected before the cradle was built IN
place and was ia perfect condition
Bazters Recommendations.
I'm view of these malicious acts. which
involved danger 10 the ship and pos
sibIe loss OF life of the men employed
thereon. it is respectfulIy recommended
that tine ship be brightly Illuminated
both day and night; that special watch
men OF mechanical ability DE employed,
and that all employees 0u the ship be
informed of these malicious acts ~
order that each orc OF them may Ierl
that # is mis- duty TO guard against
their recurrence.
None Suspected.
Admiral Rodgers sent his report 10 the
Navy Department ON Saturday When
asked if he suspected any person or
persons. he said
Il suspect no one I cannot imagine
such a miserable specimen of humanity
as would do q thing OF this kind. ] be-
ueve. however. that he win be found ont
i'm time. and believe that the patriotic
men emp,oved i'm the yard viii have
much or an TO do with discovering the
Mere were others al the ward. how
ever. who did have suspicious. and.
strange 10 say. they an polnte4 ll LHe
same direction. These men recalled llat
when Congress authorized the building
OF the Connecticut and other ships The
Ie Dor unions put iu Stlu request that
one. OF these .-5.- sl5PS at .5 Least should be
fnaUy decided TO build the Connecticut
The Washington times., 1904-10-03

Resisting death with au endurance.
considered remarkable m one OF his
weakened constitution. Postmaster Cen
Hlal Payne i= s-I W a. critical e9nGI-
zion.
Hs recovery is not believed possible
gHt JEe days bulletins indicate that his
r-ltlls powers are so TemarE.HL. a-
90 justify the physicians in prUI0ueIuz
A.s -ie uE heroic treatment with -tluu-
Lalr=
The Patients weakened state has
brought on coma gt times Al other
moments Che Wisconsin situation seems
no De- weighing on bis Liud. just after
Lss-F-AE tEpla the severe sinking spell
t---@ -o'L.t-i= a-T Payne turned tI the
c-siouE
President Makes Another Cali.
President Roosevelt called ar tine
apartments oL JHa Postmaster General
sJ l5 a. m- Upon leaving Doe announced
-o the newspaper men lg waiting tH4r
since the Issue oI Iae $3.50 bulletin there
E1u been au lmpIovemeu. ln l.. rr-
teuts condition
Hr Aiasruder told tae President jHat
t.-- --alH. was al. E.-.. ar.. 4. F-.-r-r ..r..
ana irai % Mr. Payne could uaIutal.
L-- present condition fu.. owen f......
hours H. would lara hopes gr r..ff....
IlI through.
AT -a-af tLi@ announcement 0L Bg lf.-
4fuaeT was given iu "a bulletin stating
lHat inc patient was rsslllE easlIg au.
retained all uOlTlsEmglt- Tho GHv-f-
cans Ieit much encouraged af fHat f.fu.
Watcher at tEe bedside of the Post
master General mad aH anxious time of
lt ail during yesterday afternoon ana
last night
AT . o'clock Sunday conditions s..r.
50 serious That prayers were offered .n
ila sick chamber the Rev Dr. SMITH.
regfo~ OF 81. john Episcopal Church
being summoned al Mrs. PaEu-.= re-
quest The patient spent C0mpara-
lively restful eveniugi but about q
" clock tL.S morning had another sink
Ing spell which continued until O'Clock
burIHg that period his death was ex-
EeeItl momeutaTiIy.
Eazrva FIaar End
The Washington times., 1904-10-03
NAVAL AUTHORITIES WROUGHT UP.
REPORT ON ATTEMPTS At WRECKNe.

Rear ADMIRAL Rodgers report CONSISTS
chiefly of statesments of Naval Con
structor Baxter and describes the at
uempts on the Connecticut much the
same as they have been detailed 81 press
reports.
Admiral Rodgers forwards Naval Con
structor BaXter's account OF the at
temptss with the statement that he has
approved and is carrying out the recon-
mendations made Herewith. He says:
The recommendation or the naval
constructor in the matter have been
approved and are being carried out.
Further. precautions are being taken to
guard the ship at night, and she is
cleared OF all WOrkmen during the noon
hour A liberal number OF special
Watchmen should be kept on watch with
this snip constantly"
The Washington times., 1904-10-03

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