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The Detroit times., 1913-07-29
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
STANDING.

Mondays Results.
Columbus I, Toledo 2.
Louisville 3. Indianapolis O.
Mir e9polis 8, st. Paul 3
Milwaukee 3, Kansas City I.
The Detroit times., 1913-07-29

The cotton industry of Italy has A.
$4,000 spindles and l34,3s0 power
looms, IS per cent I'm Lombardy. "a
per cent in Piedmont, and the re-
mainder in Venetia. Liguria. and. in
lesser degree. in central and southern
Italy. The industry employs 207,3l2
operatives
The Detroit times., 1913-07-29
AMOS RUSIE, NOW A
PLUMBER, IN HOSPITAL

SEATTLE, Wash. July 29.-Amos
Rusie, the greatest baseball pitcher of
his day, was confined in a hospital
here, today, suffering from injuries re-
ceived when a heavy bar or iron fell
on his arm. Rusie has been employ ed
as plumber OF late, and was at that
work when the accident occurred.
The four largest gas chandeliers
ever built have been installed In an
auditorium at Atlanta, Ca. each Civ
ing 0,6s0-candlepower OF light from
fifteen lamps.
The Detroit times., 1913-07-29
SOUTH MICHIGAN LEAGUE
STANDING.
Mondays Re,ultA-

Mondays Results
Kazoo 3, Adrian g.
Bay City 9. Flint 2.
Lansing e--2, Jackson II.
Tuesdays Games.
Kazoo at Adrian
Jackson at Flint
Bay City at Saginaw
Lansing at Battle Creek
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2:ls rRor. PURSE $1,000.

Grand Marshall. blk. g., by kss
n KayElytra- by Prince Re-
gent Snow ... . l ]
Creosote b e by Todd (Ray) 6
kausens Oh = (GeerH - 6 . Q z
McCioskey. br. 4. tMcDonald). asa
Major Russell, b &. u. 4. Ben
sienna br. IN (Gerrity) 1900. &C.
Grace F1aglsr, b. {. rodney. Z
Time--2:0sh. 2:0s 2:0S%. 2:osH.
The Detroit times., 1913-07-29

The last battle In which q British
sovereign personally led his troops on
the battlefield was In l742 when
George IL, at the head Of his army.
defeated the French at the battle OF
Dettingen.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE
STAN DING.


Chicago 8, Boston I
New York 4, ~ Louis 0.
Cincinnati T, Brooklyn s.
Phillies ., Pittsburgh 9.
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2:o5 PACE, PURSE $4,000.

Longworth B.. b. T.. By r. on
time Lucy Burns murphy.
Baron A b. h. COX ......... I
Flower Direct, b. m. tWhitsheAd)
knight Onwardo. b. H. tRay)
Walter Cochato. blk. h. tLegO..
Jones Gentry. CHI. Z. (Murray)... D
Time-2:06h. 2:05 n. 2:o7r.
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her wheel. There were nine starters
In the event, but engine trouble sna
accidents forced out all but the Peter
Pan v. and Hazel H., which nniahs0
the first heat.
In class A for boats under ~ iest,
Red Devil wac first, time 56:lo. Scott
was second and Cinderella. third.
Chinook, formerly owned In Detroit.
has everything her own way In the
class 3 race, being the only entry.
The summary follows:
EFT. COURSE. 80 MILES.
ist heat. I'd heat PtA
,ia Y C. . 400 l:lT.oS
40 OF America. 1859
..Did not finish.
EFT COURSE. 81 MILES.
LIST heat End heat "a hsAtPts
800. 1895 $500 4S:0s ~
|. -. $500 sss7 6s.l0 IS
3. c.. i:ii25 50:ss sW IL
B c.. l:is&3 1:20ts l:lsiS IL
... Did not hniah.
& Y c.. sunk
: COURSE. 81 MILES.
ist heat end heat Sd hsAtPvs
-. ..... l:l3:l7 l:os:2s t:es:is
The Detroit times., 1913-07-29

I'D Dusiness-like Printing. No fuss and
30 feathers The plain. neat kind rhA,
looks right. Times Printing CO.. Is
4chn R.-st. Phone Main 1898
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ale TROT, 2-YEAR-OLDS. PURSE
$1,000

Hollywood Kate, rof, by Joe Dodge,
Kate Bonner tMcDonAld) 800. !
Hollywood Bertha, b. T. tDodge.. z
Lady Elmhurst. TO. {. tBsnyon) -.
Great Governor. br. C. (Ctterback)
Gigantic. br. c. t0ssrs) .......... 4
Blackburn Watts, br. c. (Markham) d
Sweet Spirit. ,. I. Murphy ds
Time-2l1k. 2:1g.
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z:Ib PACEl PURSE SI,VVV
Grattan Royahl. b. h.. by 0rat-
tan. Mona McGraxor Ray
Princess Margaret. b. n. (LAgO.. 2
Margot Hal. b. N. McDonald) 80.
Auto Zembro. b. n. (Spencer)
Elbrino Belle. b. IN. ePorter).... I
Black Badge, blk h. (Rodman). 8 Sd
Hal King. en- h. Snow $780,. d
Tims-2:0eh. s:0s. 2:0T+.
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GRAND CIRCUIT RESULTS
At Grand Rapids.

2:15 PACE, PURSE $1,000.
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ha nd GU manne
o
OF and
o. them the nearest to perfect
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-08-13
Two Fire Calls are
Answered by Dept.

The department Of fire station No.
. was called to two fires this morn
ing, neither Of which did material
damage The first occurred at 1920
and was barn belonging to Sandy
Horton at the corner Of Fourth and
Idaho. The structure was small but
was almost entirely destroyed, to-
gether with its contents Of hay and
grain. The entire loss is said by Chief
Gattis, not to exceed $40 The origin
OF the fire is not known
The second blaze was at 10 O'Clock
at the residence Of Mrs Lester, cor
ner Of Tenth and Washington. The
house had been vacant for some time
and In cleaning the premises a pile
OF trash was set on fire, which caugh
THE grass about the lawn The blazi
did not reach the house and no dam
Iage was done.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-08-13
ALLEGED
SLAYER is
ARRESTED

Special to the Daily Express.
Oklahoma City, Aug. l3. Ending q
chase Of six months. Harry Davis.
alias Harry Sheppard, wanted in
Kansas City for the murder Of All
Hatch, a millionaire saloonkeeper, was
arrested here today as he called for
his mail at the general delivery win
dow at the postoffiee.
The wife Of Davis was also arrested
and is held Oh charge of being an ac-
complice Of laas.
Deputy Hoffman Of Kansas City has
been trailing Davis for months, the
pursuit covering several states. It is
believed that Davis came here August
q, assuming the name of Sheppard
On last Sunday he was married tc
Miss Bernice Kessley Of Wichita
kan, who is suspected OF having aid
ed him in eudng the officers.
u The murder Of Hatch was a sensa
iional affair the saloonkeeper beinl
shot down in his place OF business
OF the four men accused Of the crime
Davis was the only one who escaped
the other three having been arreste
soon after the killing. tt Is allegel
chat Davis is the man who fired th
fatal shot,
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-08-13

Is said, Gov. sulzer refused to per
nit When the testimony concerning
the Wall street transactions was
brought out. Mrs. sulzer again insist
ed, according to the story that she
tel All and save her husband.
On the advice Of Judge James Gay
Gordon Of Philadelphia. who was Gov
Suffers attorney in the Mignon Hop.
kins breach Of promise case and At
torney Louis Marshall, Mrs sulzer, it
is said, was persuaded to remain si-
lent Judge Gordon, It was learned,
has been a guest at the executive
mansion several days advising both
the governor and Mrs sulzer
When Senator Palmer, an old time
friend. visited Mrs sulzer to discuss
other matters in which SHE is inter
ested. the governors wife is said to
have broken down.
In tears. 1t is asserted, she told SEN
ator Palmer that the governor had
known nothing OF the Wall street
transactions laid at his door by the
Frawley committee. but that she was
solely responsible and therefore en-.
tirely to blame for the impeachment
/ proceedings.
Ii also was said by friends Of both
the governor and his wife that during
the campaign Mr.. salzer gave Mrs
Suizer $500 for personal expenses
She is said to have told her conf
dantes that this sum was invested
with others in the stock market. The
governors friends thought Tuesday
night that this would account for tn,
$500 payment to the firm OF Boyer
| Griswold & Co, mentioned in testi
mony before the Frawley committee
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-08-13
LIND IS MAKING
SOME HEAD WAY
Mission is Progressing Satisfactorily
According to Advices Received
Today Plans to Confer with
Leading Mexicans
Telegram BY Unisd rreaa

Washington, Aug Americans
are fleeing from Mexico on every
steamer Adyices to the state and
navy departments today proved this.
AS result Of this the government Is
securing a strategic advantage should
John Lind's mission fail.
The majority Of the officials here
believe the embargo on arms for the
insurgents can be removed without
fear Of reprisals on Americans
Lind won his first move at his con
ference with the minister Of foreign
affairs. He is now at the critical point
and must intimate a plan OF mediation.
It is believed that heswill then be re-
buffed.
The administration hopes If Lind
is rebuffed to find some other sola-
ton il is believed that Lind will
show Huerta how to make important
concessions to his enemies and still
save his own face.
Lind reported this morning that
everything was proceeding satsiac
liesilys Lind expects ~ Interview slead-
ING Mexieans soon
News trom Mexico nity that John
Lind and FREDERICK Gatnboa Mexican
minister OF foreign relations had es-
tahlished unofficial relations Tuesday
BY a personal meeting, brought er
couragement to administration offie.
ials here 1t was felt by them that
the first step in the program OF the
American government to throw its in.
fluence in the direction Of a quiet ana
peaceful settlement OF the revolution
airy troubles had succeeded.
The incidents, however, it was
learned from official sources. will not
change the procedure previously out
lined to Mr. Lind before he left Wash.
ington. He will submit all his repre-
sentations to Charge O'Shaughnessy,
who will transmit them in accordance
with diplomatic proprieties 10 the
Mexican minister Of foreign relations
The meeting Of MI Lind and Min
lister Gamboa, however, was looked
upon by officials here as the begin
ming Of frank though unofficial rela-
tions, through which the Mexican gov.
eminent might be informally and the
more fully acquainted with the ideas
of the Washington administration
1t has been left entirely to Mr.
Linds discretion upon whom to call
While there is nothing in Mr.. Linds
instructions which would prevent his
calling on Provisional President
+ Huerta. it is not regarded that he
would do so unless the latter had in
dicated his desire to receive the IN
official envoy
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-08-13
TOURNEY
DRAWS CROWD

than and Crib rs, go Campbell IN
doubtedly proved the truth of the old
adage you never can tell by the
looks Of a frog how far he is going to
jump He tips the beam at 250 Or
better which fact would probably in
dicate that he would not be exactly
shifty on his feet, but despite his ex-
cess baggage, he delivers the goods
Despite the fact that the matches
have been fought every step OF the
way, every one has been decided IN
straight sets, Up to the present time
BY a simple process Of elimination,
the teams that have so far survived
will be seen this afternoon, winners
pitted against winners, ON the last lap
before the skmi-finals 1t is possible
the semi-finals will be played today
The summary Preliminaries. Dou
bles Smith, jr, and Lilies beat Nc
knight and Stelzer Of Anadarko ll-9
81. Campbell and Gillette OF Ana
darko beat Louthan and Crib 10, GO
Mcneil and Wootten beat Hyde and
Mitchell Of Anadarko GA, go. The
match between the Witherspoon-Bur-
ney team and Phillips and Pool was
called on account Of darkness, with
Witherspoon and Burney leading by
one set and with the score standing
two-all on the second set The match
win be finished this evening.
Singles Phillips beat Swan 6-2
CO. Smith jrs eliminated Watkins
GO, GO Witherspoon beat Pool, 6-s
6-1
This morning in the preliminaries
McNeill eliminated Lilies sc, Ga, ant
Witherspoon beat Wootten 6-4, 6-3.
The first match Of the first round
in singles was played off this morn
ing between Phillips and Smith, jr.
Smith winning, 81, Ga
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-08-13

BY constant play yesterday after
noon and this morning, the Grady
county tennis tourney has been
brought up to the first round in the
doubles events, while in singles, sew
eral matches remain to be played in
the preliminary round While the pro-
gress has been slow, apparently the
matches have been as rule hard
fought and the enthusiasm that some
feared would be lacking, became
reality yesterday evening when a rec
ord crowd put in an appearance at the
courts and remained until darkness
put an end to the matches.
The visitors from Anadarko were
very much in evidence and gave ex.
ceedingly good accounts of themselves
on the courts, while several automo.
biles loaded with Anadarko rooters
were parked around the courts and
Justify cheered their braves on to bat
tie
To date, the hardest fought match
of the tourney occurred in the first
round of doubles between Smith, jr,
and Lilies and Mcknight and stelzer
of Anadarko While the Chickasha
team eliminated the visitors in
straight sets. both sets went to deuce
and sew-sawed with the advantage
first with bne team and then with the
other Nineteen games were played
in the first set before a man lost his
service. Mcknight being the first 70
lose, after long deuce game The
sets were ll-s, 81 Meningitis work
al the net was clever, while stelzer
was strongest in a back court game.
Mckenzie and LaBoon withdrew
from the tournament in favor Of
Campbell and Gillette Of Anadarko.
the latter team coming to the front
in remarkable style. defeating Lou
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-08-13
IS
TO FIGHT
Telegram BY United Press

Telegram by United Press
Albany Aag iS-Goy. sulzer de-
clared today that he would fight the
impeachment by applying to the su-
preme court for an order restraining
further proceedings He said he
would carry the case to the Y. s.
court Of appeals and expected to re-
sist suspension
Lieutenant Governor Glynn win be-
come acting governor with the sus-
pension OF sulzet and should sulzer
decline to give way he viii possibly
call the militia to protect his office
Senator Palmer today confirmed the
story Of Mrs. Suffers confession.
AT O'Clock it was announced that
neither house would convene before
o'clock. when the senate would be
notified Of the impeachment
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-08-13
MAX. LEVY
MADE BY
THE BOARD


Special 70 the Daily Express
Oklahoma City Aug. 1S.-At a meet
ing the state board of equalization to-
day the tax levy Tor state purposes
was fixed at the maximum limit un-
der the constitution, which is 8 IA
mills.
Appropriations made at the last leg
.islature exceed the amount Of revenue
that can be raised under the levy but
the board decided to estimate that
revenues derived from other sources
would bring the total income of the
state up to the amount appropriated
1t is admitted that this is a mere
guess but the board decided to take
a chance on it as there appeared to be
no other solution Of the difficulty
According to the statement made by
Tax Clerk Frank OH the total appro
pFiation made by the legislature to be
cared for by direct taxation, and in
cluding 20 per cent added for delin
lquent or unpaid taxes, win be s4,6S9
1sa,SS. while the amount to be raised
by a 8 IA mills levy on property val
uation of sl,17I77IS9O viii be 50,
s26776
The estimate made last year Of th'
amount to be received from source
other than direct was S70l,339, Will
only S5s7,5O5.s9 was actually received
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-08-13
GALL FOR BRIDGE BIDS.

The county clerk issued notice
that on August % bids for the con-
struction Of three bridges N Grady
county will be opened and contracts
awarded to the lowest and best bid
der The locations Of the proposed
new bridges are East Bitter Creek
between sections Is and % Across
East Bitter Creek, between sections
li and IA, and across Spring Creek
between sections ls and a. The bid
are to be made according to speelli
cations mentioned in the advertise
ments
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-08-13
mmrr uM mM
HllLIlAKI
SPECTACLE
Is STAGED
Seventeen Templar Drill Teams En-
gage in Contest Plates $l2.50
at the Official Banquet
This Evening
Telegram by United ,press.

Denver, Colo, Aug. 13-seyenteen
drill teams representing all parts OF
the United States today began the
greatest competitive military exhibi-
tion ever held at a conclaye Of the
knights Templar. The spectacle was
the most brilliant presented since the
thirty second triennial of the conclave
began The largest number Of teams
entered in any previous conclaye was
eight 1t viii require two days of
drilling to dispose of all the maneu-
yers and evolutions on the program
30 the best drilled team will 90 the
coveted solid silver twelve gallon
punch bowl With. thirty cups and ledle.
1t is worth $4,000 and is one Of the
largest made. It is beautifully en-
graved and etched with scenes Of Col
oTado. The second prize, a silver low
ing cup four feet high cost $500.
There are a dozen other magnificent
prizes.
The drill teams entered are. Chi
cago Commandery No. 10; ST. Ber.
nard Commandery No. S5, Chicago;
Englewood Commandery No. 80, Chi
cago; Columbia Commandery No. es,
Chicago; Woodlawn Commandery No
rs. Chicago: Joliet Commandery No
4, Joliet. H.. Ivanhoe Commandery
No, "A, Milwaukee, Wis; Raper Com
mandery No. /. Indianapolis, Column
bia commandery No. 2, Washington
D. G.; Gethsemane commandery No
80, Newton. Mass; Ascalon Command
cry No. 1e, St. Louis; St. Aldemal
4 No. 10. ST. Louis; Oriental Command
cry No. 50. Kansas City, Mo-; Mt oil
vet No IL, Wichita, Kan; Newtor
Commandery No. g. Newton, Kan
Seattle Commandery No. 2. Seattle
Wash. and California Commander,
No /. San Francisco.
The official banquet Of the gram
) enoampment viii be held tonight a
Ell Jebel temple 1t win be given b
: the local eoaclave committee. Plate
for several hundred, at $3.50 pc
plate, have been arranged for Thi
evening the famous battalion dri
corps Of Detroit Commandery No
viii. give an exhibition at the stadium
The Detroit organization is the bes
known drilling association in tn
country. Fifty-one of the knights al
). more than six feet tall They cann'
l. compete for prizes, state law pr
Il hibiting it. One Of tonights feature
o will be a concert by a cowboy band 1
y l0 pieces from Fort Dodgs, Kan, y
d same that led the parade in the Tel
it plar eonelave held in Denver twent
> one years ago
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-08-13
FOR RURAL
CREDIT 5
Telegram BY United Press.

Washington, Aug ls.-In an official
statement today President Wilson de-
elared emahaiically that he was in
favor Of & complete and adequate
system Of rural credits
The president explained that such
legislation was not attached to the
currency bill because there was not
time TO develop and perfect the plan
Wilson promised to endeavor to Sc
cure early action onarural credits from
congress.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-08-13
COMMISSIONER
GIVES HEARING

Adyices were received today from
Corporation Commissioner Geo. A.
Henshaw of Oklahoma City that the
matter Of reinstatement Of the Frisco
trains recently annulled will be given
q hearing in the district court room
at 10 o'clock a. m. Saturday August
23.
AS this is a matter that is vital to
the business welfare Of Oklahoma, 1t
Is desired that the business men will
be present at this hearing and urge
the commissioner to have these two
morning trains reinstated by the
Frisco
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-08-13
EssER NOT IMPROVING.

NJ f Courtney Of the Farmers State
bank, received word this morning
from D. u Esser who has gone to
Pilot Grove, Mo-, for his health, say
ing that Mr.. Essers condition is far
from Improved Mr. Esser had been
III poor health for several months De
fore leaving Chickasha
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-08-13

ium receipts Of previous years and
made sufficiently conservative SO thar
it is sure to come within the receipts
Such a flat appropriation was made
by the legislature for the years 1911
and 1912. On the basis 81 the appro.
priations for those years, Il win cost
the state at least $4,000 4 year to Keen
UP the system, and as The number d
fire departments which can Qualliy
under the law increases Il ls likely
to amount 70 more than that
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-08-13
0. c. SALE POSTPONED,

According to information received
from Muskegee, the Q G. railroad will
be sold on November y instead Of 0c-
tober Q, as originally scheduled The
sale viii be made by the receiver ap-
pointed BY the United States court
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-08-13

Mr. Whatley has been a resident Of
Chickasha for number Of years
Prior to becoming cashier Of the Okla
homa National bank about two years
ago, he was one Of the state bank ex-
aminers, making a record which no
doubt assisted him materially in land
ing his new job He is widely ac-
quainted among the bankers Of the
state and is recognized as man with
thorough knowledge Of the banking
business.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-08-13

Telegram Dy United Press

Telegram Dy United Press
San Francisco, Aug 1s.-The story
Of the four days that she and Lola
Morris spent in Reno in the bungalow
with Maury Diggs and Drew Cammin.
netti was told today by Martha War.
rington when she resumed the stand
in the trial Of Diggs for violation Of
the white slave law.
Miss Warrlngton's story was inter-
rupted 70 call Managing Editor Cham
Der Of the Sacramento Bee to testify
regarding stories that Diggs is alleged
to have told the girls thas the Bee
was about to expose" them
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-08-13
WHATLEY
APPOINTED
EXAMINER
Cashier Of the Oklahoma National
is Named by the Comptroller
Of Currency for Good
Paying Position
Telegram By United Press.

Washington. Aug. lSJ P What
iley, cashier Of the Oklahoma Ma
tional bank OF Chickasha, was today
appointed by the comptroller OF the
currency to be national bank examin-
er of Oklahoma Mr. Whatley has
been here for several days but is leay.
ing for home at once to take up the
duties of his office
The position Of bank examiner pays
betWeen $4,000 and $4,000 a year and
the appointment is for a term Of four
years
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-08-13
NEW SUITS IN DISTRICT COURT

Samuel S. Burris vs. Mathew Feath.
erstone ct al, quiet title Geo F. John
son.
Allie Hollinghead vs. Ray Holllns-
head, divorce Barefoot G carmioll-
ael.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-08-13
TURKS ON wARpATH.


Constantinople, Aug. ls Turkey
today threatened to declare war again
because Of the alleged atrocities Of
the BuIgarians IN Thraee.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-08-13

Mrs 2, $ Jackson viii arrive in the
city today from Kansas City and will
make her future home IN chickasha.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-08-13
WEATHER FORECAST.

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