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Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-07
BELIEVE BELL
IS THE VICTOR
VOTE IS CLOSE IN MANY OF
THE COUNTIES
The Returns Are Slow in Coming in
and the Exact Results viii Not
BE Known Until
Later
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receiving o jdst defeat at the hands OF
those whom he had attempted to be
tray by buying Tammany, began to
arrive over the wire, and such reports
were received with cheers.
II was further evident that Langdon
was out of the running, that Hearsts
catspaw in California, who like The
dog in the manger being unable to Sc
cure an election was attempting to
throw his weight against the Demo-
cratic party and to satisfy the spite OF
his trainer, was attempting to prevent
an election of the party which had
kicked the public disgrace from It's
ranks, would not figure In the election.
In several parts of the state Lans-
don received a handful of votes, but
the people would have none of him.
Later when the reports or partial re-
ports began to arrive from the va
rious precincts, showing that Bell was
winning his way in Southern Cali
fornia, the members of the club began
to figure out the chance of election ana
barring fraudulent counting the Napa
county man was slated to take first
place i'm the race with fair majority.
At a late hour DIR. Houghton of the
Sixth ward arrived at the club and
announced that he had made per-
sonal cancass and that the Sixth ward
would be for Bell. A further state
ment was made to the effect that the
Fifth would go for Bell, while Bell
increases were reported from all Re-
publican strongholds.
1--WE can confidently state that If we
receive a square deal Mr.. Bell will be
elected" was the cheerful statement
of the secretary of the Democratic
club, upon receiving the last bulletins
of the night.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-07
REPUBLICANS
GROW DR0WSY
AS NIGHT WAVES

At the headquarters of the county
Republican committee last night a
crowd of committeeman. candidates
and their friends gathered early to
listen to returns and prognosticate
over final results. After waiting, how
ever, until almost midnight with but
partial and entirely unrepresentative
returns to while away the time, the
party leaders gave up the ghost for
the night and went home, satisfied that
with the immense ballot sheets given
the voters the talliers would be unable
to make a representative showing until
well into the following day.
The interest of the listeners was re-
tained for the most part by the read
ing of bulletins on eastern elections,
and despite the apparently substantial
showing in behalf of Hughes in New
York several even money lets on
Harsts success We're recorded during
the night.
AS the strong showing made by Bel
throughout the state became more APP
parent toward the later hours of the
night the crowd became more quiet and
the exuberant spirits with which the
earlier partial returns were greeted
subsidized somewhat with the fear that
maybe after all the young man from
Napa might cause the corporate inter-
eSIS OIL the Sldle SeIlOuS lIOublts
Walter Parker and several of his
closest lieutenants were closeted in a
private room, busy with the long dis
tance telephone in an attempt to get
a line on the conditions outside of Los
Angeles.
Early IL the evening the election of
Ward was practically conceded, and
as the larger returns were indicated
from the different precincts, partial
though they were. all speaking elo-
quently of the gallant fight made by
the game assessor against the corpora
tion mud-slinging. the interest of the
leaders in the assessorship returns
waned.
The San Francisco situation absorbed
much of the attention and great inter
est was shown in every line of news
from the northern metropolis. Shortly
after9 O'Clock Chairman Stone phoneC
to Walter Parker that "Gillett will
come south to the Tehachapi with
1860 majority and will carry San Fran.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-07
ONLY THREE-FOURTHS
OF MEN REGISTERED
GO TO THE POLLS

Three-fourths of the votes in Los
Angeles were cast yesterday by l
O'Clock.
In some precincts the percentage was
even greater while in still others only
scattering votes were cast after i p. IN.
Workingmen, as is usually the case,
were first at the polls, and they cast
their ballots before proceeding TO tnelr
places of employment.
Following came clerks and others OF
like employment, and then came busi-
ness men.
As a rule those who vote after III
o. oclock were men whose vocations COM
PEELED them to be away from the poll
ing places at The hour of opening, and
in a majority of such cases this class
of voters were given free carriage or
automobile rides to their respective
precincts.
Even in the down town polling
places. notably at the city hall, where
in was located the booth of the Twen-
ty-third precinct of the Third ward,
where. as rule, the voting progresses
regularly throughout the day, practi-
cally all the votes were cast by 1 o. clock
At this hour yesterday seventy votes
had been cast while the total for the
day was eighty-four.
This precinct showed possibly the
greatest decrease in the vote as COM
pared with the registration. There are
202 names on the register for the pre-
cinct, of which only about 40 per cent
was cast.
No one concerned with the vote in
this precinct was able to give plausi-
BILE reason for the discrepancy between
the registration and the number OF
votes east.
Ben Cohn, the Republican machine
lieutenant, said uncomplimentary
things about men whom he knew were
not coming forward to vote, although
he declared that he could give no rea-
son for their action, while Eddie Nor
ris, the Democratic worker, declared
that it was past him, but that he was
very we'll satisfied. as he figured that
majority of those remaining away
were Republicans.
One of the features of the voting at
the city hall was the fact that men
We're permitted to stand on the stair
way. from which point of vantage they
could look into the booths and plainly
see in what manner the various voters
marked their ballots, and no attempt
was made by the election judges to dis
! lodge the spectators.
! As far as can be learned there was
no trouble of serious character at
any of the polling places, and as a
whole the election is said to have
passed off quietly" to a degree never
exceeded in the history of Los Angeles
| Anthony Schwamln, chairman of tbs
| Democratic county central committee
| enlvened affairs at several precincts
by demanding that Democrats be sub
Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-07

gress will remain practically the same.
The outcome of the election was
considerable disappointment to Mr..
Moran and his fellow campaigners, e.
Gerry Brown of Brockton, candidate
for lieutenant governor. and George
Fred Williams of Dedham.
The Moran campaign was handi-
capped by lack of organization, a
meager campaign fund and opposition
from large number of former leaders
of the Democracy. The vote came from
the wage earners principally, as was
shown by the strong Endorsement given
the Suffolk county district attorney in
nearly all the mill cities and other in
dustrial centers.
Governor Guild expressed himself to-
night as very much gratified at the in
dorsement of his administration, while
Mr.. Moran after learning the result re-
fused to comment upon the success Of
his opponent.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-07
GOV. GUILD WINS OUT
BY LARGE PLURALITY
BY Associated Prsgs.

BY Associated Pres.
BOSTON, Nov 6.-The Hepupiicape
were victors in the state election to-
day. Governor Guild being re,electtu
by a considerably increased plaraIi,.y ,.
over last year, while his opponent DIS
trict Attorney John B. Moran Of ,,is B9s, !, :
ton. the candidate Of the pemoera1ie enn apdA
and Prohibition parties anu oaYyhst ame
larger vote than that given the DEM
ocratic candidate year ago. oto
A. .,n Mi.t w. mniId's plurality was es-
timated late tonight az about $4,000;
The RspubiIeans elect s,,tsesnt their entire oaTe
state ticket, although LlensenahS h,,a bind b4NI
ernor Raper fell cohsipe'S''S 's''''N
Governor Guild. I'm r,o,,,,t,,-
con by the usual large male majority N
eleetion ~ United states Senator w,
Murray Crane Of Dalso,,L ~, ~ ,.,,
Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-07
REPUBLICANS ELECT
STATE TICKET IN UTAH
BY Associated Press.

SALT LAKE, Utah., Nov. 6.-The
Republicans in Utah have elected their
state ticket by the usual plurality, re-
turning Joseph Howell to congress and
electing Joseph T. Frick justice of the
supreme court.
In Salt Lake county, where the Amer
lean or anti-Mormon party centered its
efforts, the result is in doubt. The
Americans have plurality of the votes
In Salt Lake City, but this may be
overcome by the Republicans in the
county outside of the city.
The Democratic vote in Salt Lake
City shows falling off of probably 20
per cent.
1t is estimated that rs or 80 per cert
OF the Mormon Democrats in this coun-
ty voted the Republican ticket.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-07
SANTA MONICA
BALLOTS ARE
COUNTED SLOWLY
sneciaI to The Herald.

SANTA MONICA, Nov. 7.-Election
returns for this assembly district were
being tailed slowly at an early hour
this morning and the indications are
that 1t will be close to noon before the
official ballot Is made known. There are
eight voting precincts in the city and
heavy vote has been polled. 1t is prob
able, judging from the early enumera-
ton, that Gillett has received about 80
per cent of the total ballot cast for
governor the remainder being badly
split, with Bell and Langdon running
nip and tuck. George H. Hutton of this
city, Republican nominee for supreme
court. appears to have run ahead of the
big ballot he was expected to receive
here.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-07
GlLLETT MAY
CARLY VENICE
BY BIG PLURALITY
specini. TO The Herald.

Special TO The Herald.
OCEAN PARK, Nov. 6.-Less than
one-third Of the ballots cast i'm this
precinct had been tailed at midnight
and the prospects are that the count
will not be completed before sunrise.
One hundred and ninety-four ballots
were cast out of total voting popu-
latlon of 4S0. The fact that many resi-
dents sojourn elsewhere during the
wipter months is held accountable for
a larger vote not having been polled.
Gillett appears to have received more
than double the votes cast for either
Bell or Langdon. Savage for senator
has Jared well. as has Leeds. Rivcs.
Bordwell Houser, Hutton and Monroe,
on the face of the early tally, ran about
even at the head of the supreme court
judgship ticket
Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-07
ONLY 0NE-HALF OF
THE REGISTERED
VOTE IS CAST

Old campaigners say that in the
three central precincts in Los Angeles
only 40 per cent of the registered vote
was cast.
Three typical precincts cited are
these:
Precinct ID. Second ward Spanish
district at Alpine street beyond Medical
college)-Total registration, 294; vote
cast, 166.
Precinct 16. Second ward (Temple and
New High streets)--Total registration,
470; vote cast 20S.
Precinct 90, Second ward Getty halD
Total registration 175; vote cast, S4
Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-07
Bell Leads Gillett
By Associated Press.

By Associated Press.
SACRAMENTO, Nov. eli p. m.-
Partial returns from the city and four
completed county precincts give Gil
lett, 361; Bell, 579. Justices, Henshaw,
S43: Lorigan, 329; Sloss, 3SS; Hatch,
311: Murasky. S37; Craig, 264. Con-
gress, Second district, McKinlay
(Rep), $780, Beard (Dem.), 345. AS
sembly, Seventeenth district, Johnson
(Rep.), 233; Beckwith (Dem), d40.
Eighteenth district, O'Brien (Rep),
1870; Featherstone Oem.), 200 Nine
teenth district, Lynch (Rep0, 81;
Waite (Dem), 63.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-07
= ,Associsted press

BY Associated Press
BAKERSFIELD, Cal, Nov. 6.-Vote
counting is progressing SLOWLY, due to
the large size ballot and split tickets,
and the returns are incomplete. A
Democratic sweep is expected. In ev-
cry precinct so far received Bell leads
by big majorities. He Is running to I
better than Gillett and viii carry the
county by a large majority. For con-
gress. Barlow. Dem. 435 Smith, Rep,
29S for assemblyman. Melm, Dem, $50;
McMulln. Rep, 1896. e. o. Miller, DEM
ocrat. has big lead over Truxton Beal
Republican, for state senator.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-07

stituted for Republicans as judges. As
related by The Herald several days
ago. the lists Of Democrats from which
the board Of supervisors were to select
names as members Of election boards
were ignored by the cornmissioners in
number Of cases and Republicans
substituted, with the result that in
some precincts the Democrats were not
represented.
Through Chairman Schwamms Of
forts changes were made In election
officers in a number of precincts.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-07
REPUBLICANS WIN
IN PENNSYL vANIA
BY Associated Press.


PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 6.--The most
exciting campaign In Pennsylvania in
twenty-five years has resulted in a
triumph for Edwin s. Stuart, Republi-
can, for governor over Lewis Emery jr,
Democrat and Lincoln party. by plu-
rality which late tonight the local Re-
publican leaders claim will be 100000.
Aside from the contest for other state
officers the chief interest centered I'm
the battle in Philadelphia for district
attorney and in a few of the congress
slonal districts.
Members of the house of representa-
tiYes and county officers We're elected
i'm every county, and state senator's
were chosen i'm twenty-five OF the fifty
districts. Samuel p. Rotan, Republi-
can, ,Cwas elected district attorney in
Philadelphia by a vote which his
friends claim will exceed 10000, defeat-
ing ID. Clarence Gibboney who had the
support of the reform forces and the
Democrats.
The incoming legislature will be
strongly Republican, although not so
Overwhelmingly for that party as 1t
was two years ago.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-07
GOVERNOR GO0DING
Is SHOWED UNDER
BY Associa ted Press.

BOISE, Idaho, Nov. 6.-Scattering
returps Indicate that landslide has
overtaken the head of the Republican
ticket in the north and central por-
tions of the state.
Nothing has been heard from the
southeast the Mormon section of the
state, but it now seems quite certain
that Gooding will be defeated unless
he makes up his losses in the Mormon
counties.
The remainder of the Republican
ticket seems to have run well, but how
the Republican legislative ticket is af-
fected is not clear.
In Ada county it is elected by a good
majority.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-07
Gives Bell Majority
BY Associated Press.
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BV NHNOVTHIEU FTVHE,
Z BAKERSFIELD, Nov. 6.-Returns
from eleven out of fifty-six precincts
have been received complete and give
Bell a majority of 1874. Il. o. Miller, for
state senator from the Forty-second
district G. A. Barlow for congress,
Eighth district, and DR.. T. w. Helm,
for assembly, Sixty-sixth district, all
Democrats, promise to carry the county.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-07
DIVORCE SUITS PROMISES
SOMETHING SENSATIONAL
BY Associated Press.

PARIS. Nov. 6.-Sensational Develop
ments are anticipated at the hearing Of
the Castellane divorce suit tomorrow.
Convinced that all hope OF reconcile
iation has gone forever, II Is apparent
ly the intention OF the counts attor-
neys 10 open a vicious attack on the
countess witnesses.
The hearing tomorrow Will be pri-
Vate.
Helen Gould Is here giving support
and comfort TO her sister during the
ordeal
Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-07
REPUBLICANS WIN A
VICTORY IN WASHINGTON
by Associated Press.

SEATTLE, Nov. 6.--All indications
point TO an overwhelming Republican
victory in the state of Washington. w.
p. Humphrey, Wesley l.. Jones and
Francis w. Cushman, congressman at
large. all Republicans, will be re-
turned.
House OF representatives and senate
will be strongly Republican.
A governor is not elected in Washing
ton at this election.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-07
Both Claim Victory
Special to The Herald.

HpNCIUI 10 TIC TIVTaTUt
SAN JOSE. Nov. 6.--The count Is pro-
ceeding very slowly in this county.
Democratic chairman says Bell Will
carry county as indicated by early re-
turns by 600 Republican chairman
says too early to make estimate, but
feels sure county ticket elected. Moth
ing said as to the chances of Gillett.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-07
THOUSANDS BET ON
RESULTS OF ELECTION

one OF the peculiar features con-
nected with the election was the bet
ting Thousands Of dollars We're
wagered on the result.
made at public places at the odds oi
to / in favor OF Gillett the stake
holders declared that conditions did not
justify such odds. but nevertheless Re-
Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-07
Bell Sweeps Sacramento

'opCUIdI 10 7 IIV IiNI uIu'
SACRAMENTO, Nov. 6-Bell has
rolled up a magnificent majority in
this city and it is thought will carry
county. His vote In city is s to /
ahead of Gillett. Republicans concede
Bell the county by about 400. The OUT
Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-07
GilIett In the Lead
nv Associated Press.

BY AssUVIdIVU II ET9''
SAN JOSE, Nov. 6, II p. m.-Twen-
ty-nine precincts out of 55; Gillett,
ass; Bell, $3.50; Langdon, 1906 Supreme
court, Henshaw, 1856; Lorigan, 443;
Craig, 49, Congress, Hayes (Rep),
Sac; Davis Dem.). SS7. State senator,
Twenty eighth district, Black (Rep),
276; Montgomery Dem. and u. L),
So; Shortridge Qnd.), IA. Twenty
seventh district Walker (Rep.), 1866;
Smith (Dem.), 131.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-07
DEMOCRATS MAKE
GAINS IN NEVADA
BY Associated Press.

RENO, New, Nov. 6.-ResuIts from
the state indicate that a complete VIC
tory is about TO be declared for the
Democratic Silver candidates.
Reports are very slow in reaching the
central committee.
Those in, however, indicate Demo-
cratic victory everywhere and the cleo
ton Of Governor Sparks by sweeping
majority.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-07
Gillett in the Lead

By Associated Press.
SAN DIEGO, Nov. 6.-Returns from
twenty-five precincts out of ninety
eight in the county give for governor:
Gillett, 347; Bell, 223; Lewis, 81; Lang
don, 22. The election OF l.. A. Wright
to the state senate and of Percy john
son to the assembly from the Eightieth
district are conceded.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-07
Bell Carries stanlsIaus

Speclal 10 Inc llelalu'
MODESTO Nov 6-Bell has carried
stanislaus county. This is conceded by
Republicans, but place plurality 100.
Democrats claim it will run beyond 200.
Needham for congress has carried the
county by from 200 to 450.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-07
Kings Goes Republican

Special to The Herald.
HANFORD. Nov. 6.-Kings county
is Republican, but the plurality is very
small.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-07
Pasadena Goes for eiIlett

SpeclaI 10 TIC IftIdIu,
PASADENA, Nov. 6.-Incomplete re-
turns at midnight from fourteen pre-
cincts give Gillett 676 votes; Bell, 1874;
Langdon. AZ, and Lewis, 81. Returns
from the same precincts give Ward, for
assessor, 1879, and Hartwell, AIS, In the
same precincts Hahn has 2S7 votes and
Charles Bell 227 for senator from the
ThirtY-siXth district.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-07
Comedies Bell a Plurality

Hy Ass0elNtpu FFes9'
FRESNO, Nov. 6,-Chairman Bernard
of the Republican central committee
comedies Bell a plurality OF 200 I'M
Fresno city. 1t is impossible to tell yet
low the county viii go, but indications
are that Bell will carry IL,
Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-07
Republicans Concede Victory

Special to The Herald
YREKA, Nov. 6.-Bell is victorious
in Siskiyou county. Democrats claim
that he has carried the county by 200.
Republicans concede the victory.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-07
Democrats Claim TuIare

Special to The Herald.
+ VISALIA, Nov. Elm Tulare county
ballots are badly scratched and it is
impossible to make predictions. Dem
ocrats claim Bell has carried county,
but give no figures.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-07
Bell Carries Fresno

Special to The Herald.
FRESNO, Nov. 6.--All signs point to
Democratic landslide i'm Fresno
county on state ticket. Bell will carry
county by over 500. while Republicans
viii elect superior judges and some of
other county officers.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-07
Bell Wins In Sutter

Special to The Herald.
YUBA CITY, Nov. 6.-Sutter county
has gone Democratic. Bell will have
a plurality of 100.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-07
Concede Bells Victory
Special to The Herald.

iopUVIIT 10 t IIU IlVT dIU'
WILLOWS, Nov. 6.-Glenn county
has been carried by Bell by an esti-
mated plurality of 400. This figure is
considered too high by Republicans,
but they concede Bell the victory.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-07
GiIIett Carries Alameda

Special to The Herald.
OAKLAND, Nov. 6.-The vote in this
county was very heavy and the Repub-
icans are piling up a very large plu-
rality. Gillett will carry county by
two. to one.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-07
Bell Has a Slight Lead

BY Asst oio tod Press.
STOCKTON, Nov. 6.--At midnight
sixteen out of fifty-five precincts gave
Gillett 455; Bell, All; Langdon, 70.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-07
Bell Ahead in PIacervilIe

Special to Ihe Herald.
PLACERVILLE, Nov. 6-The coun-
ty is conceded to Bell by from 200 to
3OO while the county ticket of the Re-
pubicans will win easily.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-07
GiIIett Captures Both

Special 10 The Herald.
REDDING, Nov. 6.-Meager returns
from a few precincts indicate Gillett
has carried Shasta county by a few
hundred votes Trinity county has also
gone Republican by $50.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-07
Bell Carries EIdorado

Special to The Herald.
PLACERVILLE, Nov. 6.-Bell has
carried FL Dorado county by a plural
ity of 200.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-07
Both Making Claims

Special to The Herald
SANTA CRUZ, Nov. 6.-The result
in this county is uncertain with the
Republicans making claims, but DEM
ocrats assert that Bell has won by 200
to 300.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-07
Looks Like Bell

Special to The Herald
WOODLAND, Nov. Cit is early,
but very incomplete returns from Yolo
county indicate that Bell has car
ried the county by 300.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-07
Small Majority
Special to The Herald.

SUtVTdI 10 T IF IIEI dIII'
UKIAH, Nov. 6-Mendocino county
has gone for Gillett. but the vote is
light and the plurality of Gillett will
not be large.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-07
San Benito Evenly Divided
eoia1 IN The Herald

HOLLISTER, Nov. 6.-San Benito
county is close and the vote slow in
coming in, but Bell appears to have a
good lead and his friends say he will
win by 100.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-07
Napa Solid for Bell
SpeciaI to The Herald.

NAPA, Nov. 6.-Bell's home county
has given him plurality that may run
beyond a thousand. Republican man
ayers concede 800 plurality.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-07
Exneots nnmooratlc sween

San Joaquin county complete give GIL
lett 413; Bell, 8S2 Langdon, 81.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-07
Democrats in the Lead
A seopfated prpqs

SAN BENIT0, Cal, Nov. 6.-Assem-
blyman Fifty-eighth district eight pre-
cincts out of nineteen give McPhail
(Rep) 162, Davis (Dem.) 223.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-07
Nevada Conceded to Bell


GRASS VALLEY, Nov. 6-Republi-
cans concede Nevada county to Bell
by about 400, while Democrats claim it
will run higher.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-07
Runnlng Neck and Neck

STOCKTON, Nov s. II p. m.-Four-
.een out OF fifty-three precincts in
Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-07

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Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-07
Hearst Will Not Give Up

Neither Max F. Ihmsen, chairman of
the Independence league, w. j. Con-
ners, chairman of the Democratic state
committee, nor Mr.. Hearst was willing
to admit defeat at late hour tonight.
There were many odd turns to the
balloting. Here in New York it was
Richmond borough that defeated Mr.
Hearst for mayor year ago, and it
was brooklyn. with a big plurality,
which helped him to make the race so
close. Mr.. Hearst barely carried Brook
lyn today but ran ahead in Richmond.
In Schenectady, one of the best or
ganized labor cities in the United
States, 1t was expected Mr.. Hearst
would have substantial plurality. The
Republican ticket was successful by
374 votes as against Higgins plurality
of 1921 two years ago.
While both the state senate and as
sembly will be strongly Republican,
the Democrats are claiming that they
have made gains. The complexion of
the New York congressional delegation
it is believed will undergo but slight
change.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-07
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