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New-York tribune., 1909-12-23
JOBS UNDER PRENDERGAsT.
Controller Elect Is Having Any Nun
her If States Made for Him

P4ruhncsr politicians in Brooklyn said
yesterday that Conrroller-elect William 4
F'renderEasr was being svamped WIN ap-
rltrarions for jobs
The BELIEF Is growing that Deputy Reg
f~re~ r p 2 Ebsrein, formerly Deputy
Police Commissioner In s3rooklyn under
MAYOR Low. VIII ha made Superintendent
~ Markets. WlIle Deputy Comn'issioner %
Jurors Jacob Livingston is being talked of
f-- Collector ~ Arrears m Brooklyn
Thomas p Peters. editor % The Brook
l,-n Times n being doomed BY his friends
for Deputy Receiver ~ Taxes. There ars
two such places. and the second probably
viii 40 70 the Ilth Assembly District Ed
ruunl Fisher. OF Flatbush. is being doomed
for . deputy cOnrrouership. Ezra 7. Prem
ice. of Manhattan. is SAID ro he slated for
q like place or $3.50 year
The Conrroller-e who has beer iu for
some ti-ne. SAID lt would oe several davs
before Ee would make any announcement
% appointments
New-York tribune., 1909-12-23
X. n. SMITHS EXTRAS.
". W. Bennett Tells of Them
an Letter 10 .Issemblumen.

Assenhlynsn William N Bennett. who
began . night against Raw p. Smith clerk
of the Assembly. last fss. with the idea ~
preventing his reelection. sent = letter YES
terday 10 the members 81 the Assembly
telling of payments made N Mr. smith for
extra work wholly withour authority Nj
Bennett asserts
NJ. Bennett Saws thst despite the fact
that Mr Smith appoints clercical help cost
ing the state Sis 0o he went outside his
legal authority and appointed - assist him
In the course of the last session Of the Lee
islature thirty persons. both men and
women, AZ an expense 20 the state ~ s ss7
He employed and paid these additional en-
ployes, NJ Bennett SAYS. despite the fact
that he was expressly prohihited from dong
50 by the laws % the state
NJ. Bennett says that NJ Smiths salary
is $500. but that he was PAID ses5 for U-o-L-
done before the session Of the Ieslsiar,rra
last year and 8 so for providing a sunnle-
mental index - the Assembly Journal
although this works seems 10 have baan
done while the Legislature was in session
When President Parsons ~ the RepubIl-
can County COMMITTEE was asked about
Mr.. Benefits attack on Mr. smith last
niE-ht, he said
7 have nor taken sides In the clsrkship
controversy, and do not expect 20 II is a
matter for members ~ the Assembly to
settle among themselves"
Asked about State Chairuan woodr1frs
declaration for primary reform legislation.
Mr.. Parsons said.
For the last three wears have r-ia5 n
get the Legislature % pass a BIN for an
official primary 7 hope that such a bill
viii n passed - the coming session
New-York tribune., 1909-12-23
GAYNoR CALLERS MULTIPLYING
Nearly An Boroughs Represented IN
Mayor Elect s Visitors.

Naror-elect William Gavnor had many
visitors yesterday m his Eighth avenue
home IN Brooklyn one was Walter r At
terbury. formerly chairman of the kings
County General Committee Mr. Atrerburv
said that he had called on Nr Gavnor IN
me Interests ~ the people or the I'D ana
1lst Varts. who are anxious 20 learn the
Nsyor-elect's attitude toward subway relief
for that section Of the Borough of Brook
lvn Mr. Atterbury said that th4 assur-
suces he received from Mr. Gaynor were
satisfactory.
GutZon Borglum the sculptor. vas an
other caller. n Is said hs tried 10 induce
Mr Gayuor % sit for bust. Other visitors
were John Murphy. secretary Of the Mu-
nicipai Affairs Committee Of the Reform
Club Of Manhattan. John 7. Emo. Alfred
sutro. Judge Tierney. OF The Bronx. Max
s. Bohem. Alfred =. Henschel and James
p. Conway
New-York tribune., 1909-12-23

sify man objected ~ rhe reelection OF
City Clerk Scully Duiat stood out for
some time against Scullv and then voted
with the others
Alderman Bent's name uas placed in
nomination BY Alderman Downing 10 sue
ceed Alderman sullivan as vice-chairnnan
or the board. and Alderman Downing was
nominated a. chairman ~ the finance com
mtttee hy Alderman Hefernan Both were
elected without dissenting voice
The result Of the election makes rr an
parent thar The Democrats will have a
small working majority tn the board ~
they hold toEather
New-York tribune., 1909-12-23
NEED NOT GIVE CLUB ROLL,
Mr.. Alice Fails 20 Enioin Brooklyn
Young Republicans


In Special T-rr- Of the Supreme cour, IN
BROOKLYN yesterday Justice Blackmar de
MED. as without his jurisdiction. motion
made bv James 4 Allen for = temporary
Injunction restraining Darwin r. James. as
president Of the Brooklyn Young Repuh-
lean Club. and its officers from persisting
ir their failure and refusing 10 permit Jo-
seuh p Alice member of the club. 20
h-v- access 70 the roll OF membership IN
orae- 10 copy the names and addresses of
members. and further restraining tfe Do
PENDANTS from failing 10 furnish 4 COPY OF
tie rolls OF membership showing names
and addresses
The plaintiff said counsel. had asked the
president and officers OF the club 20 sub
nit 20 members the question 0f the direct
nom nation priuarv law. This being re-
FUSED he asked that he be permitted 10
corv the names and addresses of the mem
hers r. was further urged bv the pIaintin
That rh- club m leas took favorable action
on the question because n was favored by
The Kings County Republican organization.
but that since then the club had become
apathetic
Fo- the club George r Allison argued
thar for twenty Years n had observed q by-
law against the disclosure Of the names NJ
ifs members bur that for any rea soma bile
purpose they never had been refused He
added that M Alice had made every -
fa~- % become member NJ the advisory
committee
IT contend that membership In an Or
Esnizatiou involves the absolute right -
know approach or address bv mail one 8
fellow members said NJ Alice later
The executive committee. wears ago.
adopted resolution forbiddlng rhe secra
tarT 10 allow any one go have q copy of
the membership roN. Approaching the ar
sflrditv of n. thew have never ventured 10
rur this resolution IN print. nor 70 tncor-
pOrats r m the bylaws II the club
New-York tribune., 1909-12-23
BLIND MAN BEATS OFFICER
Swings Cane at Passersby and Breaks
Policeman Nose

Tapping MS way down Sixth avenue last
night. James Hayes. blind man. who
lives at No. I7s Stagg street. Brooklyn.
reached 18th street. and began without
snv warning 10 strike with his cane az
persons near him. Among those who
came within range was Fstroiman Mona
han. OF the West eoth street station The
patrolman. detecting no symptoms of
blindness In the mans attitude drew his
night stick and started 20 use n. Hayes
returned the blows and a vicious swing
brought the cane IN contact with Mona
New-York tribune., 1909-12-23

hans nose. Another blow landed on the
tip of the patrolman's Jaw. and others
reached his face.
Monanan then discovered that his op-
ponent was blind and backed out OF range
tie put up his stick and placed Hayes un-
der arrest on charge OF felonious as
sault. As soon as he had had him booked
al the station the patrolman went 70 the
New York Hospital. where 10 was found
that he had received a broken nose. CON
rusions OF the Jaw and face. and a shaking
up generally.
New-York tribune., 1909-12-23
LAckAwANNA TRACK sLockso

For more than two hours trarfc was
blocked last night on the westbound tracy
OF the Lackawanna Railroad when th.
axle OF the engine OF an eight car south
Orange local broke az the West End HACK
ensack bridge. few OF the passenger,
started % run out, but the guards vsr.
quick 70 restore order. The accident oc-
Cured at go o'clock. and II was SIS o'clocs
before the trains could De run on 10th m.
east and west hound tracks,
New-York tribune., 1909-12-23
DEFENDS HUSBAND
MRS. WATSON'S REPLY
Says Brother Seeks fo Ruin
Ports Reputation Here.

To TIRE Editor % The New York Tribune.
HsNana. Cuba, Dec. 22.-Robinson
Nstson's Message is = wicked attempt
- ruin my husbands (Nr. WilIiarn Wst-
sorl reputation ~ America. ID aeoo-ds
well with his conduct for years past.
heUREEN WATSON
Sctel Trctcha.
New-York tribune., 1909-12-23
wB. AND MRS. WATSON IN CUBA.

Registered from Dublin al : Hotel
Near Havana.
r7vsns. Dec. 2-A couple arrived here
rr Monday hv TIRE steamer Miami from
hsr West, and registered az a hotel a.
'ndaco, suburb 80 Havana as Nir. and
N-s Watson. ~ Dublin II Is reported
-e nan is rhe poer William Watson. bur
rF declined r0 give an interview or anv
Information concerning himself tonight
New-York tribune., 1909-12-23

Ia Imported Cigars UNITED CIGAR
STORES offer an unusual selection from all
the standard brznds-La Carolina, CabanAs,
Manuel Garcia. Henry Clay, Book & Co.. ETC.
representing the very flower of the Cuban
product.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-02-18
CITIZEN SOLDIERS
60 into CAMP
First Regiment Makes
Long Tramp To
M0analua

Promptly at o'clock last night, the
First Regiment, National Guard of Ha
wall. under the command Of Col. Zeiz.
Ter, fell in at the armory and began
their long march to MoaDalua. The
outside companies. which came In by
steamer yesterday, formed with ;nl
local men, and the tramp was made In
regimental formation.
When they reached camp. the men
found things practic ally In readiness
to receive them. the Second Battalion
OF the Twentieth Infantry having ar.
rived twelve hours before them.
Tired after tn cir long tramp, the mi.
litiamen were glad to turn in when
they reached camp. but early this
morning they began their routine du.
ties and from now until Sunday they
will keep steadily at work.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-02-18
BOX OFFICE Plan
FOR TUESDAY Open

The box Office plan for Tuesday
nights play at the Opera House was
opened yesterday at the Bergstrom
Music Co. and many seats we're taScu
during The day. The league member .
are taking much interest in the play.
."Pygmalion and Galatea," which will
be presented, as nearly as possible, IN
the setting and atmosphere of ancient
Athens. and have givegn tangible ev,.
dence of 1t by taking large nnnbcr
OF tickets. In addition. one hundred
seats have been sold to the KIrreha
meha schools, and as many more Will
most probably be taken by the Normal
and High Schools.
The price Of admission will be 81 and
75c., with special rate of 25c for stu.
dents.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-02-18
kauai MURDER

LlHUE, Kauai, Feb. 10. - Camp
., MAXWELL, had a murder commit
ted in It's midst last Sunday, and In
the heat OF the excitement forgot to
take the first steps to have the muir
derer arrested-that of notifying the
police.
1t was about five in the afternoon
last Sunday when the whole camp
was aroused by the finding OF the
body of one of the japanese with the
head nearly severed from the trunk.
A number of the Okinawa tribe OF
japanese are living In the camp. and
this was oneof them. The Okinawas
have a dialect that is not understood
by the japanese as whole, and 1t is
difiicult to get anybody who can in
terpret their language into English.
As far as can be learned, the MUIR
derer is considered half-witted by his
ccuntrymen and of a very excitable
temper.
Last Sunday afternoon he Joined q
group Of them, and, seeing a friend
In a STOPPING position, all Of a sud.
den grabbed cane knife and, before
anybody could prevent 1t, dealt the
man two cuts. either OF which was
mortal. In the CONSERVATION that
followed the deed the perpetrator
managed to escape.
II ha a.. -.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-02-18
NO DEMOCRAT HOLDS
JOB IN The senate
Janit0r Nominated BY
JefferSonianS Is
Republican

Short lived was Democratic jnb,la.
ton over landing one of the Senate OF.
fees yesterday. Keohokalole. Senator
McCarthy's nominee for janitor. wnc
was elected because Senator Chilling.
worth forgot the name of the candidate
endorsed by the G.. o. p. In caucus is
one OF Senator Coelho's most active
henchmeu from Maui.
Keohokalole came from Msu. de.
termlned to land the jar..o"ship. lie
called on Coelho and asked hi. sup.
port. Coelho wanted greatly 10 favor
the applicant, who did yoem'n work
during the last campaign. but already
Maui had such bunch of candidates
for jobs that he did not see low he
could father the political aspirations Of
another.
See some Of the Oahu delegation
and perhaps they will help you. II you
are nominated will vote for you" was
the advice that the Maui Senator gave
the applicant.
Keohokalole chased over and called
WI W. W olllln. see some OF inc
other Oahu Senators" said Smith.
The candidate for the Gold Dust job
began to work his brains hard. He
knew but one other solon from this is.
land-McCarthy. He either did not
know or did not think what McCarthys
politics were; he went and asked his
support.
A Maui Democrat looked promising
to Mccarthy, who promptly promised
to place Keohokalole's name In nom.
nation. Thus, when Chillingworth
forgot the name of the caucus candi.
date, and there was momentary
pause. Mccarthy arose and nominated
Coelho's henchman. Instantly Coelho
was on his feet to second the nomlna
ton, Kalama moved that nominations
lie closed, and Maui had added fourth
of her sons to the roll of officers OF the
Senate.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-02-18

THE MATsoN Navigation liner Hi,
lonian, which arrived this morning will
leave for San Francisco, February 23,
at 10 o'clock In the morning. Among
the passengers who have already
booked are Col John T. Baker of Hilo
aud G. s. Desky, They will go,to Cuba
on business, returning In the early part
of April.
The committee OF experts on cotton
classification recently appointed by
Secretary Wilson to fix an Official
standard Of the various grades of cot.
ton has begun its task at the depart
ment OF agriculture In Washington.
Under the will of the late Mary
Lewis of Philadelphia, $4,000 is
given to the Hampton Normal aud
Agricultural institute at Hampton,
Va.
First Chinese school Is established
In San Francisco.
Jerome Is told to begin action
against the New York World.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-02-18
FULL HOUSE AND
GOOD PICTURES

The pleasure Of watching a first
class moving picture show while seat
ed out of doors. in fresh. pure air, is
appreciated by very large number
OF Honolulans, which accounts for
the fact that the Park Theater, with
it, nearly eight hundred seats, was
filled to capacity last night. At this
theater a splendid new lot Of films
are being used, including some Of the
big hits of the mainland. Among
these might be mentioned Captain
Molly or Molly Pritchett at Mon
mouth" war drama; Doctors Pa
tients;" "Stung" or What Can Il
Bee; Highland Captains Revenge;'
The Mourners" or "A Clever Under
tGker;" Automobile Trip - New
York to Paris" glimpse OF many
Interesting countries; Robbery OF
the Citizens Bank" and THE Direc-
toire Gown" the last a particularly
clever bit Of comedy. There is no
blood and thunder in this collection.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-02-18
An ~. D. On
Kidney Disease

Writing on kidney disease. the medical
term for which is Nephritis, Dr. J. w.
Ghlsmond says In the MEDICAL
I'm its inclpiency It is as durable as
any malady that the system is heir to-"
IN IT'S SECONDARY STAGE WE
POSSESS NO SPECIFIC FOR IT'S RAW
Where does that leave the kidney med
iclnes you have been taking?
Ana Just as we have said over and
over, 1t doesn't make much difference
what you call kidney trouble. II II fast
ems, physicians and druggists have had
no successful treatment for II. True, il
commonly gets well at first but II IL does
not, IL enters the second stage that was
incurable up to the discovery OF Fulton's
Renal Compound. which IL the first
thing known to reduce inflammation In
kidney tissues
When does the second stage commencsY
~. Chismond says "IT DEVELOPS
FAR ADVANCED BEFORE IT is DIS
COVERED"
In, view OF these acknowledged facts,
people with kidney trouble should do
some very serious thinking before taking
futile kidney medicines under which the
Kidney deaths have risen to over 40 per
day. Even II the inflammation is in the
nrst stage, course OF futile medicine is
Delay That develops the very condition
that Dr. Chlsmond says is "irreparabIe :"
and that was irreparable up to the date
OF F'ulton's benefcent discovery.
III you have kidney trouble either start
ing or seated. how can there be any cues
ton about your taking the only known
specihc for inflammation OF the kidneys,
Whleh, lhcipient or chronic, Is the real DIFF.
hcuity with kidney-troubled people?
Literature mailed free.
JOHN J. FULTON CO.,
2l2 First Street, San Francisco.
Honolulu Drug Co., Fort Street, are our
sole local agents. Ask for Bi-MonthIy
puiet'h ot late recoVeries. GO
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-02-18
GOVERNOR Using AXE

Governor Frcar is at work on his es.
Inmates of the necessary expenditures
for the next biennial period. He stat.
ed this morning that he hoped to be
able to send the estimates in to the
Legislature In few days, and the law
makers can then settle down to work
ON the general appropriation bill. II
is known that the Governor has nearly
worn the edge of the axe looping of
Items asked for by the heads of de
partments.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-02-18
SENATE Will PRINT
Congressional BILLS

AT this afternoons session of the
Senate. Mccarthy introduced resolu.
ton to have printed all bills introduced
in Congress having to do with the
amendment Of the Organic Act. and
also any other bills introduced by Del.
egate Kalyanianaole. and to have cop.
les of the bills handed to the different
members of the Senate.
Several other bills we're introduced.
and some of the Senators gave notice
that, tomorrow, they would introduce
others.
The Senate adjourned at 2:2O
o'clock.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-02-18
THE GEM THEATER

Fifteen Minutes In New York." a
new film on at the Gem Theatre. is
an education to those who have not
seen the big city, and to those who
have 1t brings pleasant memories.
THE Magnetic House Moving" film
IL the funniest one yet shown. Mes
srs. Kuby G. Wider are keeping their
house up to standard,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-02-18
A SUGGESTION ON ECZEMA.

II Is suggested that eczema sufferers
ask the Honolulu Drug Co, OF this city
what reports It Is getting from the pa,
tients who have used the oil OF winter,
green liquid compound, d. d. d. Pre-,
scription.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-02-18

Mrs. Atcherley was a caller on the
Governor this morning. The confer.
ence with her was a lengthy one and
Governor Frear appeared to be having
a hard time to get chance to see the
next caller.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-02-18

Ollie shipman, the popular young
iancher from Hawaii, Is in town on a
visit Shipman prefers horse any
old time to an electric car, and does
not look at home on the latter.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-02-18

Hon. J. w, Kawaakoa of Maui and
Hon. Joel Nakaleka OF Molokai, have
rented a cottage on Punchbowl street,
near the Mormon church. II does not
mean, however, they are members OF
the Mormon church.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-02-18

Edwin soper, head division luna at
olaa Mill, is very III from all accounts.
soper Is very popular all over the big
island and everyone wishes him a
speedy recovery,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-02-18

Waggles - Gee. i wonder why dat
dorg bit me?
His Friend-Oh. well. deres no ac-
countin' fer tastes, you know! - st.
Louis Post.Dlspatch. a..
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-02-18
WEDDING TODAY

The marriage of Miss Muriel Camp.
bell to Hon. Robert Single takes place
this afternoon at 4 O'Clock.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-02-18

Addressing the Central Federated
union in New York, Samuel Gompers
president Of the American Federation
Of Labor, declared that despite any
court Injunction, he was not going TO
stop talking, He said the opinion of
the court had branded him as an I'M
desirable citizen.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-02-18
BY AUTHORITY

1"'NN NNh"'io oAuNlH6 per
ton or per Dbl. or per case or per
gallon, etc, as the case may be. for
furnishing the City and County of
Honolulu with materials and supplies
enumerated below. will be received
at the Office of the City and County
Clerk of Honolulu. Mcintyre Build
ing, until the hour of 1880 o'clock
p. m. of Wednesday, February "a,
1909.
The materials and supplies are to
be for the month Of March, 1909, to
be ordered from the company or firm
submitting lowest prices by depart
ments requiring them.
Schedule Of Articles Required by the
City and County of Honolulu
BUILDING MATERIAL
Red Bricks, Cal, per NJ.
Portland Cement, per Dbl. 400 lbs.
Glover Lear
Portland Cement, per Dbl. 400 lbs.
Gal. Standard"
B Portland Cement, per Dbl. 400 lbs.
Golden Gate"
California Lime, per Dbl.
Hawaiian Lime, per Dbl.
Hawaiian Bricks, per NJ.
COAL
Blacksmith's Best Cumberland, O.
900 lbs. per ton
Departure Bay, 224O lbs. per ton,
Estate kind
Newcastle, 224O lbs. per ton Estate
kind .f.f ...
sneddons. 224O lbs. per ton Estate
kind
Sneltons. 200 lbs. per ton
Standard Merthyr. 224O lbs. per
ton
Pelaw Main. 224o lbs. per ton
(Fire Department.
DELIVER TO-
Central Station
Makiki Station
Palama Station
Petroleum (for Roads,
LUMBER
Norwest Lumber, rough, per NJ
TT.
Norwest Timber. per NJ. TT.
Norwest Battons, per NJ. FIT.
POWDER
Black Blasting Powder, per 25-lb.
drum. 1O-drum lots
Giant Powder No. /, 50-lb. case,
5-case lots
Giant Powder No. 2. 5O-lb. case,
5-case lots.
Giant Powder Cape, per 1-2 doz.
boxes
Fuse, double tape, per 1000 It.
HAY AND GRAIN
No. l Cal. Wheat Hay (large bales)
per ton
No. Cal. Wheat Hay (small
bales) per ton
No. ! Rolled Barley, per ton
No. l Surprise Oats, per ton
No. Wheat Bran, per ton
No. l Feed Oats. per ton
No. I Alfalfa. per ton
samples of Grain to accompany
FUEL
Distillate
Bids must be In accordance with
the above schedule and must be en-
dorsed Tenders OF Supplies" and all
bids must be delivered at the point
required within one mile of the post
office free OF charge, and are subject
to the approval of the departmental
head requiring such supplies.
The Board OF Supervisors does not
bind itself to accept the lowest or
any bid.
ID. KALAUoKALANI. JR.,
Clerk, City and County OF Honolulu.
Dated: Honolulu, r. H.,
Thursday. Feb is, 1909.
n. B.-FORMS FOR BIDS TO BE
HAD AT THE OFFICE or THE
CLERK, CITY AND COUNTY or Ho-
432S-lt
:
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-02-18

Suits now on display in our Beretania st. windows
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-08-10
wastineten

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g%eriiien %puroen. uno per cine Der
8liifsnummern 5og. iponrit Die Stride
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erfldrte, elm SniuIt gesen Snfel Gam
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