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Evening star., 1928-05-21
TEXANS MOBILIZE
FOR CONVENTIONS
Smith and Hoover Supporters
Claim Advantages in
State Meetings.
BIZ the Assnoiated prnss.

by tho AssOciated PFtss.
DALLAS, Tex, May Mobilization
Of the various exac Democratic and
Republican factions for State conVen-
tions tomorrow finds supporters Of Coz.
Alfred z. Smith Of New York and Ser
retary Of Commerce Herbert Hoover
claiming powerful alignments.
The Democrats we're assembled a.
Beaumont today for preconventloa
sessions with three groups seeking con-
troll Of the 40 votes awarded the lone
Star State at the Houston convention.
The harmony Democrats, led by Gov
Daq Moody, advocate q dry platform
pl.nk with delegates instructed to favor
a dry candidate for President. They
are opposed. however, to instruction
against any candidate by name.
Fear Move for Smith.
A self-styled constitutional group
known as "bone-drys" faFOrs prohiDl-
ton plank and instruction against Gov
Smith. A few county delegates carry
instructions for the New York governor.
Although q majority Of the COUNTY
delegates we're instructed for proh.-
bition plank and a dry candidate. ti4
bone dry" leaders claim the harmon
Democrats, regarded as the strongese
group. may be shifted to the Smith
column at the national party conven-
ton because their policy virtually d.
mands an uninStructed delegation.
While Moody has declared his oppc7.-
ton 10 Gov. Smith in his dry campaiz1,
he said he would support the canCi-
date nominated at Houston, whoever
that might be- Both the harmony and
ultra -dry factions profess 70 want Moodg
as chairman of the State delegation.
With the possibility of a split in the
dry forces on the question Of tnstruf-
ton for or against any candidate. tll'
Smith hackers are said 70 be prepared
to throw their strength into any move
ment started by the harmony factloI
for an uninstructed delegation.
Republican Situation.
Arrival of the Republican delegate
for their convention here found TIE
Hoover faction. headed by National Con-
mitteenan r. B. Creager, claiming cGr-
troll Of 90 per cent Of the county vote.
However, those favoring an uuinstructe1
delegation disputed this estimate. Tezas
viii have 2G votes al the Republican Nc
tional convention.
Evening star., 1928-05-21
Socialists Strong.


The results of a few smaller districts
we're still outstanding this morning. but
they were not expected to materially
change the final result.
Returns indicate that the Socialists
are the strongest political unit In Ger
many. The Socialists registered oe-
cisiye gains while the Nationalist party s
losses we're conspicuous.
None Of the major parties was re-
garded as likely to obtain an over
wheln1ing control In the new Reich
stag and parliamentary leaders headed
bv DR. Gustav Strcsemann, foreign
minister and leader Of the Peoples s
party, were determined to form coali-
ton ministry of Socialists. Centrlsts'
Peoples party and Democrats. Inc
present cabinet, which terminates It's
official career as soon as the vote mas
been certified by the election commits
siorer, is a coalition of Nationalist
Centrists and Peoples party
The losses of the NationaHsts were
regarded as eliminating that party from
participation in the next ministry.
Leaders Of the three middle parties
were agreed that the Reichstag was
doomed to remain an impotent par
liamentary instrument as long as any
CABINET W AAAA tAtS
ment without active cooperation OF the
Socialists.
May Get Bavarian Seat.
DR.. Stresemann did not poll sufficient
votes in Upper Bavaria to assure nus
election there, but as the Peoples party
vote in Upper and Lower Bavaria Will
be combined. ne may get a Bavarian
seat. His election was sure in any
case. since he headed the so-callcd
reichliste to which the surplus votes
of the various electoral districts VIII be
assigned.
DR.. Stresemann. who Is recuperating
from a severe Illness. was not allowed
to vote by his physicians, although
polling places had been established IN
all large Berlin hospitals. He was per-
mitted, however. to receive election bull
letins until long after midnight.
Chancellor Marx, Minister OF Justice
Hergt. Minister of Labor Brauns, Min
ister of communications Koch. Min
ister of Economics Curtius, Finance
Minister Koehler. Premier Otto Braun
of Prussia. Herr Thaelman. Communist
leader, and former Finance Minister
Kulz were among those elected.
Al Herne, in the Ruhr district, 10
persons were seriously hurt when Com
munists and Fascists clashed.
Evening star., 1928-05-21

Continued from FIRST Page.l
in three lots, s400 at one time. $50
at another and 81 500 March 81.
Asked where he got the $500. he
said George Gordon Battle. New YORK
lawyer and a native Of North Carolina,
sent it to him.
II had no communication with the
Smith organization or Tanmany. I
never talked with any Of them. I got
the money from Mr.. Battle I wrote
him as nice letter as / knew how and
told him I was much obliged"
Edwards said he got $50 from "a fell
low townSman. Mr., Thompson. and re-
ceived S400 that had been raised IN
Raleigh
Asked who interested him In Gov.
Smiths campaign, Edwards replied.
Nobody in the world. I was a self
appointed advocate of Smith and went
out 10 work for him
Senator Bratton was curious to know
why Edwards travelled over the State
since all the districts were organized.
The witness said he just went around.
Comforting Saints"
zone of my main jobs was going
around comforting the saints" he ex-
planned.
What does that mean?" Bratton in
dliired.
Everybody down here knows what
that means" Edwards said.
Its an old saying Of the Primit.vs
Baptist Church. The preachers set go
gether and comfort each other"
Edwards -
County, said he met Gov Smith when
both were SheiffS.
IT went up there to set q prisoner
from him" he said The witness said
he knew of no plans to send any money
into the State for Gov. Smith. He
added that he knew of no expenditures
ON behalf Of any other candidate.
Hull Manager Testifes.
Zeb V. burlington manager in North
Carolina for Representative CordeN
Hull of Tennessee. testified that he had
collected SS45. of which he Stiu has
S66o Asked where he got this money
here placed he replied:
Well. $500 came from Judge Hui
The rest was raised locally"
We have run up against the most
formidable organization that this STAT
has ever known" the witness said. n
terrlng 10 the Smith supporters. IL
had heard of no large expenditures bv
the Smith organization.
Thomas A. Jones of AShcville said he
had been very active worker for &C,
smith but that the only money raised
that he knew anything about was When
a group OF tenth district supporters c{
Gov. Smith gave 81 each % aid j .
Glikey in securing delegates Gilkev
said ne would call on US If he needed
II, Jones said
Evening star., 1928-05-21

tGontlnued from First Pageo
preted as meaning that Chang intended
10 defend his position in Chihli If the
Southerners continued their campaign.
Continuing. the statement vaguely
declared the Japanese memorandum
was fraught with "far-reaching conSe-
quences," and said.
While militarily prepared to meet
the Southtrners IN case Of further In
vasion, the Peking authorities still
hope enlightened opinion may lead
them tthe Southernersl to see the
tutiiity OF continuing a doubtful cam
paign and only augmenting interna-
tional difficulties"
Japanese preparations 10 defense of
refugees went forward today as the
headquarters of the Manchurian armies
claimed three victories over the Ma
tionalistS, who were threatening Peking
and Tientsin,
The forces Of Chang TSo~Iin, who
h chosen To fight it out rather than
retreat, said they had recaptured
Ttngohow. about 100 miles south of
Peking on the peking~ Hanknw railway
from the NatloualistS, They also am
naunced that the NationaliStS had been
beaten back at Hokien and ISangchow.
about 20 miles south Of TientSin.
-Four hundred Japanese soldiers ar
rived at Peking 60 augment the lega~
tion guard, Preparations were made
to house hundreds Of refugees In tha
legation proper and other buildings In
the Japanese compound.
Evening star., 1928-05-21
Wife, Suing for Divorce, Seeks Court
Aid in Stopping Mate Floral Gifts

In her petition for injunction, which
was granted, Mrs. johnson asked the
court TO prevent her husbands sending
floral gifts candies and picking the
same street cars as she for his jour-
neyings about town.
Johnson, however. Is inclined 10 be-
lieve that the Constitution guarantees
To men the inalienable right to send
flowers to their wivcs.. IL they have a
mind 10. His attorney. therefore. pre-
pared a petition for dissolution Of the
Injunction, which was to be presented
In court today. The injunction. john
sons lawyer said Is contrary to public
policy and Illegal
Evening star., 1928-05-21
EDWARD BRADSHAW DIES.

Edward Bradshaw OF Clarendon,
Arlington County, Va. for nine years a
clerk In The executive office OF the
White House. died last night at the
Naval Hospital. where he had been con-
lned for several weeks.
MIR. Bradshaw was born IN TINS city
So years ago. and before coming 10 the
White House he was employed III the
post once Department. He Was mem
ber Of Pentalpha Lodge. NO ~, r. a.
A M, He is survived by his wife and
three children.
Evening star., 1928-05-21

Hayes, Hauser taking third Cobb took
second nnmolested, harneS went far
back for Haas drive, M runs,
THIRTEENTH INNING.
WARRINGTON ~@ Iudge lined to
noley Rice also lined ta holey, aisler
singled past Hale, Sister was out steal
ing, FaSN 20 Dykes No runs,
PHILADELPHIA Zachary teSsea out
French Hale lined ta llayeS. FoNS was
safe when his graunaer went through
Hayea Haley slugled 10 left sending
FnNy "a third Haley took seenna unv
nlnleated FFOuSer was purnosely passed,
.iilllnE the hfses. Quinn singled 10 right.
aaplAng knAA With tAs NlAAMa kalA
Evening star., 1928-05-21
OUAKES DESTROY
PERUVIAN TOWNS
Many Lives Lost, Reports In.
diCate--Trem0rS Last
for Three Days.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
LIMA, Peru, May 2l-~Entire native
villages have been destroyed by sue
cessive earthquakes in the Cajamarcn
Department. taking heavy toll OF lives,
according to fragmcntary advices reach
ing the government today over partly
restored telegraph lines.
The tremors began last Monday
morning and lasted until Wednesday.
Jaen, a village In the Caiamarca de-
partment near the Ecuador frontier,
was destroyed and number Of inhabi-
tants we're buried In the ruins. Pin-
pincos was also razed with at least rs
known dead
Evening star., 1928-05-21
MAY PYRAMID LEAVE.

Spanish War veterans may ac-
cumulate and pyramid any unused
annual leave from the Government
service last calendar year on top Of
their annual leave this year for the
purpose Of attending the convention Of
the United States War Veterans at
Havana next October, upder a ruling
today by Controller General McCarl.
This would give maximum of 90 days.
The ruling is similar to one which
permitted American Legion members 10
pyramid their leave for two years 10
attend the convention In Paris.
Evening star., 1928-05-21
TREMORs ROCK TOXIC.

TOXIC, May ri tA1,~~Persons were
driven In panic from their homes at
80 o'clock this morning when sharp
earthquake rocked toxic. Some walls
were cracked and clocks stopped. No
serious damage and no casualties were
rep0rtedi
The first shock was followed by a
series Of less severe trcmofa which con-
tinued throughout the night.
Evening star., 1928-05-21
SOCIALISTS GAIN
IN GERMAN VOTE
100000 Persons Cast
Ballots in Election of
ReiChStag.
.Ry the Associated Press.

BERLIN, May 81. - Approximately
81 900, 900 Germans voted in the ma
tional election of the Reichstag yester-
day and 100000 of them voted the
Socialist ticket. The distribution OF the
votes among the other parties was:
German National party, 4,444,000; Cen
ter, 3.612,000; German Peoples. 3,O94,-
900: Communists, 100000; Democrats,
! ,4o5 900; Bavarian Peoples, $4,000;
Economic. l,3s6,00o Fascists, 77700O,
and other parties, 2,790.000.
If all the conditions regarding the
distribution of the surplus on the Reich
lists are fulfilled, the new Reichstag as
compared with the last viii be:
Evening star., 1928-05-21
nr the AasncinteA prnss.

By the Associated Press
CHICAGO, May 2l.--Saying 1t with
flowers became more than habit with
James Barrett Johnson. It got TO be
an obsession, so Mrs. johnson got an
injunction.
IT was alright, she agreed, for john
son to say 1t with flowers In the court
ship days. 1t was a pretty sentiment,
that he continued TO talk with blooms
after they had been married. But
when he persisted in sending flowers
after she had sued for divorce. Mrs.
johnson decided something ought TO be
done about 1t.
Evening star., 1928-05-21
INTENDS TO ptSARM TROOPS.

TOXIC. May n ttl, A message from
peking today said that the Japanese
troops intended to disarm FengtIen on
Murkdenlte followers If Chang Tso~Iin
Northern dictator. In event that They
retfeated into ManehurIa in a demoral~
iaed state, The Japanese military at
tache at peking. acting ON Instructions
from his government, so notified Chang =
headquarters,
Evening star., 1928-05-21
Cattle. Killing Bear Slain.

special niseateA 50 gha star.
STApNToN, Va, MAY a IA eattle~
killing bear. Weighing Gao pounds, has
heen Killed about miles nelth af
StekesNllle hy n ] llarnan A hunts
Ing party laid ia walt and Shot che
animal an II returned ia the scene
where II had Killed yeagling stecf
aud egAanlea An2sASKa
Evening star., 1928-05-21
BAND CONCERTS.

TODAY.
Nv the United States Marine Band
at the Marine Barracks at a;S0 O'Clock,
Taylor Branaon. leader.
March. "Riders for the Flag" Sousa
overture, "RienEi" .....,..s.,. wagner
"pasuuinade" .....,......G Gottscnalk
Grand scenes from "Lakme" Delibes
lntermezao, "Springtlme" ,.'.... .Judson
"Siamese Patrol ',s,....''ts... llnckn
Valse de concert. LA GitanA, buaaloasi
Finale. Fourth symphony.
Marines hymn, THE Halls OF Monte
ztinA,"
'"rhe Star spangled Banner"
TONIGHT,
Hy the United States Army Hand
Stanton Park, a. T;d0 o'clock. William
j atannard, leader.
March. "The Dokey", ,, .0renn~ Hummer
overture, "MaximilInn Robesplerre, 49,
TWO selected pieces .,,
"Danga uui" i".,,.,,t..'s' aal hiVaIaau
Grand selection, "The Huguenols,
Characteristic. "nabtllase" ,,.,.... eillet
Finale from algerian Suite, "MAfehe
''The star tspangled Banner
TOMORROW
Hy the United States holdlefa Home
Military hand at the handaiand ~ hiao
o'clock; John II, Nj, zimmerman, hhna~
master.
March, "The Pride of st. Louis"
tAntlni
Overture, Academic Festival"
johannes Brahms
EntF 'aeten~s
"aerenaae Geiebfe" .s,,ss,ss sIhfaelll
Pale Moon" ,,kss,tEtestttt. Logan
Gems from The opera "hou0aocio,
Aupne
Fox trnt, II Just Rnll Along Havln'
nay lips and DnWnA" s,.,4.. he ttnsn
Wallis, All Hepnlr' 4....,s, Waldleufel
IplaAlA, -Four Walla'A ,t.4.. al Inlsoil
Rha hlag spAnklga AAnnaEs | =.
Evening star., 1928-05-21
NEW AIR LINE PROPOSED.
Transcontinental Ford Ships May
Have Schedule This Summer.

SAN FRANCISCO. May 81 Op).~-The
Examiner today quoted William b,
Stout, head of the airplane division of
the Ford Motor Co. who is stopping
here. as saying transcontinental air
line having the backing of the Ford In
terests probably would be put into
operation this Summer.
The project was expected by Stout to
be in the experimental stage for about
a year during which planes would be
operated across the country about once
a week Mr.. Stout said he expected that
improved equipment would permit "a
hour service from the Atlantic to the
Pacific year hence.
Evening star., 1928-05-21
NORTH CAROLINA FUND
FOR SMITH IS SMALL,
SENATE PROBERS TOLD

lcontinued from Flrst Page.l
Evening star., 1928-05-21
REAL CONTEST DUE
IN WEST VIRGINIA
PRIMARY ON MAY 20

lcontlnued frorti First page J
Evening star., 1928-05-21
ATHLETICS DEFEAT
= NATIONALS IN FIRST
GAME BY 4-3 SCORE

Continued from First Page.l
Evening star., 1928-05-21
U. S. GIVES WARNING
TO NATI0NALISTS
IN CHINESE CRISIS

fcontinued from FIRST pagel
Evening star., 1928-05-21
TWELFTH INNING,

% a.AaHINaTON v~ filege singled to
center, Hayes died % French, Reeves
also filed Ia French, Zachary Ioslled 10
French, No runs,
rHII4AnEI .pflIA Ilauser gat q sln~
ale with grnunaer N HaNea Reeves
threw out Quinn, llaslaaf taklna aat'elid,
After nliehing three wide ones, DYKES
Nalksas GQhh tpspsd plksa nlaake y
Evening star., 1928-05-21

WASHINGTON ~@ Rice popped to
tlauser Sister got a single with a
bounder that struck haley In the face
Barnes singled to right alsler, trying
10 take third, was caught easily, Cobb
TO Hale, Tate lined 10 French. No runs,
PHILADELPHIA Hale lined 10 Rice.
FoNx tnuied 10 Hayes, Reeves threw out
HuleY, No runs.
Evening star., 1928-05-21

run over the scorehoard In back OF right
center. Reeves threw out Boley. Hauser
walked. Zachary threw out Quinn. One
run,
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-12-17
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT

OFFICE OF THE COLLECTOR OF
CUSTOMS. Port OF Brownsville,
Texas. December q. 1928. Notice Is
hereby given that on December s,
1928. there was seized about seven
miles east Of Brownsville. Texas.
from a. w. Collier, et ais, for yio-
lstion Of Section 595 Tariff Act 1922
and Sect. 3O62 r. S. ono Chevrolet
Roadster. motor No. S926411, Serial
No. Sab 1921; one Chevrolet sedan.
motor No. 4ie93i6. Serial No. SAB
l1i5s?; one Oldsmohile coupe. motor
No. F55213. Serial No. Il6i; one
Ford truck. motor Ne. AA55if10.
Anyone claiming these automobiles
must appear and file his claim With
me within twenty (.0) days from the
date of this notice, otherwise | will
sell same X public auction al the
VI. $. Customhouse. Brownsville.
TeNss. on Thursday, December ~.
1928. at 10 o'clock a. m. VIM. Ncole,
D.. Collector
It2-lu-lf-24-3t-So4@.l
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-12-17
NOTICE. or EEARING To APFEO.
PIRATE PUBLIC WATERS OF
THE STATE Or TEAAS

W. AAt@s
Notice is hereby given. TO whom
concerned. that L. X. Butler. the
pcstoffice address or whom u
Brownsville. Texas. did on the 10th
day Of November, A. II. 1928. file his
application in the office OF the
Board of Water Engineers for the
State OF Texas. in which he applies
for a permit 10 appropriate of the
unappropriated waters Of the State
rf Texas. from the Rancho Nieio
Fssaca. sufficient water for the "
riSstion Of net 70 exceed iTTe
acres of land. 70 be impoundsd IN
= reservoir and diverted b. means
Of a pumping plant. said dam TO be
located AZ a point which bears
South II degrees IS minutes West
$4,000 feet from the Northwest cor
nsr II the san Martin grant, in Cam
eron County. Texas. and Is distant
IN a u~ortheasterly direction from
Brownsville. Texas. about seven
miles.
You arc hereby further notified
that the said L. X. Butler proposes
10 construct a dem 70 he Of earth
AAHE w lEtL III lEt-Ett GNt AEtA 81
length, having a top width Of 20
feet, and n bottom width Of zoe
feet. thus creating a reservoir hsv-
inr an average depth of stored wa
ter ~ feet. and having a storage
capacity If $50 s~cre-fcet, ard 70
imround therein and diver. there
from. nv means Of = ten tiel inch
centrifugal pump. operated BIZ =
Fairbanks Morse. 20 horsepower en-
Eins, having a height Of lift Of n
feet. sufficient water for irrigation
~ not 10 exceed 1876 acres Of land
described IN TIE application.
\ hearing On the application OF
The said {. X. Butler will be held b.
the Board If Water Engineers for
The state of Texas. IN the office Of
the BOARD Of Water Engineers for
The States Of Texas. in the office
~ the Board ut Austin. Texas. -
Monday. January IS. 1920. beginning
r. ten o'clock =. n. AZ which time
and place all parties interested may
Fppcs and be heard. Such hesr-
inc v-ll be continued from time n
tire. and from place 20 place. II
necessary. until such determination
has been made relative 10 said I'd
plication as the ssid Beard Of Wa.
ter Engineers may deem right. euuit.
able and proper.
Given under and BY virtue Of an
order Of the Board Of Water Engi.
neers for the State Of Texas. at the
office of the said board. IT Austin,
Texas this the ie:h day q Novsm-
her. A. =. fasS.
JNo. A NORRIS.
e. s. CLARK.
A. II. DUNLAP.
Board of Water Engineers.
Affect.
(Seah
a. ". MCDONALD. Scev.
1f-26-S-1o-i7-4t-5eSo
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-12-17
GARNER TOLD
RECORD CLEAR
Vote Probe Chairman
Says Charges Are
Not Sustained

hHHNAEHN ~ "a
WASHINGTON. Dec. 1~7.-"Ihers
is absolutely nothing in the record
that reflects either on your person
NJ conduct or the clear title TO your
office wcs the assurance given
Representative John n. Garner By
Frederick X. Lehlhach. chairman OF
the congressional investigation COM
mittee. IN a letter made public today.
The congressional committee COM
posed Of Representatives Lehlhach
or New jersey. John n. Nelson. uf
Maine; Carl X. C%hindhlom, Illinois !:
Hartsill Rsgon. Arkansas; Loring II.
Black, Ne~ York. recently invcsti-
gated alleged irres dIarities in on
nection with the nomination Of Mr.,
Garner at the July primaries. The
allegations were made in charges
contained in a letter written irhl-
bach ~ sid Hardin, defeated candi-
date, the charges being withdrawn.
The committee refused 70 accept the
withdrawal and = hearing was held
az McAllen OF which Garner and Har-
din made statements.
II Il understood that the committee
will issue a report completely exon
Grating Garner in connection with
the charges whihc were given wide
publicity.
Relative to dos. Walls OF Laredo,
district attorney in Webb county.
whose name was brought into the
investigation in testimony by Hsr-
din. Congressman Lehlbach stated:
Since we left Hidslgo county | re-
ceived a letter from Mr.. Walls on
the subject Of the testimony Of Mr..
Hardin and in reply assured him that
neither I. nor. 70 the best of my be-
lief, did any Of the committee har-
Dor any doubt of his personal recti-
tude or his proper conduct Of his
office
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-12-17
Day in Congress

(By The Associated Press.)

(By The Associated Press.)
Monday:
Senate considers prison labor bill.
House takes up minor bills on
unanimous consent calendar.
Foreign relations committee OF
sonatc has before IL kellogg anti
war treaty.
House agriculture committee con
ers and stockyards act.
Senate interstate commerce com.
mittee discusses bill to regulate in
terstate and foreign commerce in
soft coal.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-12-17
NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR
PROBATE or WILL

The State az Texas.
10 al persons interested IN the
estate of Pauline Ward Harmon
tree, deceased. CPhslia Ward Rogers.
has filed in the County Court OF
Cameron County. an application for
tho Probate of the last VIII and
Testament Of said Pauline Ward
Hc'nmontree. deceased, filed with
said application, and for Letters
Test7msntsry which will be heard
at the next term Of SAID Court, cont
msncing on the first Monday in Feb.
ruary. A. D., 1929. the same being
the 4th day Of February. A. D.. 1929.
81 the Court House thereof. N
Brownsville. Texas, az which time
all persons interested in said Estate
may sppesr and Contest said april
cation. should they desire to do SO.
Herein fail not. but have YOU he
fore said court on the said first dav
Of the next term thereof this Writ
with your return thereon, showing
how YOU have executed the same.
Given under my hand and the seal
IF said court. at office N Browns
vile, Texas. this The 5th day IL De.
eember, a. u. 1925.
". II. SEACO. Clerk.
County Court. Cameron County Tex.
By q. +. Bremen, Deputy.
(SealD
A true cory I certify
n. u. Sesgo, Clerk, County Court.
Cameron County. Texas.
b. o. r. Bremen. Deputy.
H2-l0-l7-2t-32t3.)
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