emu“.
Glorious Fourth {of lulu is 'Drawma
: Near.
rein: etmk emerge or the he IIorIment as great. Many new displays
' A fe'nl‘bt the new fan c'y pieces:
NIIION NEBTB
FQUNTAIN BATTERIES
ngh Nicki. .
" venom WHEILs
NIVILIAMONG run TAILons TRIANGLES
IMIIIALp FOUNTAINS he’sgr‘res
ooLnIN reunrAIN NAVY QATTERIEO
P. nephews a’NMI‘ nest-s '
'r. than... FLYING DUTCHMAN
nilfi'imil. JETS FIRE TOP‘S
,,:.i.§ernrc FLOWERS FIKE’S EEAK
, MINIe amen...“
, Wkleirune .IAeKs NIAVINLY 'rwINe
MAN oANoLes main and fancy {tom 2 bulls Io 15 balls
.MIW'ROCKE'KB all sizes and kin de (plain. parachlte iu
Widening.) . ' l W on lIee,
.I'INIII ceAckens, nudges Japanese. Chinese and the up lodnio Am-
erican. TORPEDOEO,\0AP8, GAP Pla‘roLs, GANEBI BOMB: AND‘ UM.
. BLANKS, elicalibren. BLANK PISTOLS single and double action.
FLAGS, LANTERNS, BUNTING. COLORED FESTOONING. JAPI UM-
IRILLAO, und’ in kidds of Decoratin 3 Materials.
Estimates given on club or private displays.
_...1temcmbel we retail at wholesale prices,
COMPLETE HOME FURNISHINGS.
North Main and'Arirr Streets. [South Nomad.
The season always brings if s fall quota of ibants for
9 drag} and no season has brought out more attractive Nobelties
‘ from the Spring of 1903. -
LADIES‘ SHIRT WAiSTS
lit :60‘c.
Percale 'nnd Lawn.
SUMMER UNDERWEAR.
2 for 250 and 250.
Ludlon' ind Children's.
SUMMER llOSiERY,
2 for 25c and 250.
Lace and Drop Stitch.
LADilllS' worm WAlS’i‘S
III :1 Io '33,
Laeennd Embroidery. I
—-———.~
LADIES’ WHITE WAISTS.
' 22.98am $3.40.
InV‘Wasb Silk. ,.
LADIES WHITE SKIRTS.
500 to $3.
Lace or Embroidery Trimmed.
MDIES' NECKWEAR LADIES‘ SUN UMBRELLAS
25 and 50c. 50c to 83.50.
.Coliar’l’ointa and Lace. Fronts. Plain and fancy 'handies.
LADiES' Km .eLov‘ns, ‘ LADIES’ MUSLIN UNDERWEAR
‘79c and $1. 9 ‘ 26c to $1.50.
White and Colored. " Lace and Embroidery trimmed.
W...“
.‘ev‘llr‘j'lv . l
Coal (lur Speualty
We are doing more business in cool then ever before
.9 this Ieheon. YOU ought *0 be thinking about it, top,
(unlit have I proper amount laid in for next winter—you'll
Need it. We would like to have your order, and ggjll do
It up right for you. Any do... that's good enough for us to ‘
sell is good enough u. kuerautee—and we'll do that too.
' ’ No. is Nut at :5 III I. last seller.
Vr Pipe Fertilliel‘is. thick, Cement.
.‘i75‘11?‘@-1 M» I.»
.l'rIl‘ the. regular and volunteer
~ States is. lnvndod. or in dunner of in—
.I:.‘lIIH forth the Inllillu of my state or
is required. not exceeding nine months
. and
» or the United States standard service
and foil
- acco 'eI-nrente. equipments and em:
.- munl on to be efiehIII'Ige'd or issued
' Inecb
Amy MIN‘WAN’I'EB uunoenen
inBALTI ORE;' Jill” 22 .—-Ep.rly IhIs
merfienthu magnum... r1— 9...
8w ‘tllélrt ate
humid Braid
New [Nil Sine Mi
[lib let Will Promote ff-
ficielpy at State illrgan-
izhliinslflsmie features
of. MI ~ ..
. 'l‘helluw pureed by. .llIc. luvt Ilesupuwi
cohnrene to 'etrenkthcn the Na ionul
Guard has been the nublcct of no much
diuouesion of late. and is of Inch'zem
urul lntelest that it is published be-
low: ' I
The following in thc icxt of III(‘ new
militlu law of We United awhiofl
An not to promote Itbe efli'clency of
the militiu uud fol other purpouus.
13.5 it enacted by the Scuttle und
House of Representatives of the [hilt-
ml Slater-I in congress assembled. that
the militia ehnll consistof IIVory abic~
bodied muleueitlzen of .the respective
olntee. territorlcsu and the Dietrich of
Columbia. and every able-bodied mule
of [amino birthwho has declared his.
intention to become u citizen. who in
mole thuu- eighteen yeuiu of one and
less than forty-five yuan-I of use. and
ehali be divided into two ulmeemthe
y‘ganined militia to be known us the
alumni Guard of the state teIriton
Ul District of Columbia. or by such oth-
or designations as ehull be given them
by the lawn of the representative
xtutes oi torIltoriee. and the remain~
91:1 to be known In; the reserve mill.
'1
Section i. This IIIIzuIIizullon. mum.
blunt and discipline of the organized
mliitlu Ill the several status and tcr~
Iiiuriou and in the District of (lolumhin
shall be the Hume us that which in
now or may hcreultor be prescribed
armies
of the llnltml States. within five years
of the date of the approval of this act
, Soc..- 2. Thai whenever the United
rue-ion from any forclxn nation. or of
rcbelllon against thonuthority of the
president; is unublc. with the force at
his command to unocuto thc lawn of
the union in any part thereof. it shall
be lawful for the president to call
forth for a period or not exceeding nlIIc
months suclrnumbcr ol‘ the militia of
lbcutetomnuf the sluice or territories
or of tbc'lllstrlct of Columbia. as he
may dcom necessary to repel such in-
vasion. supproes such rebellion. or to
issue hie orders for- the purpose to
euch edit-ere of the militia he may
think proper.
- Soc. 3. That whenever the presldcnl
territory or of the District of (lulumbiu
to bc eIIIployed in the eorvlcc of thc
I'IIiiI-Il States. Il(‘ may specify in his
cull the. period for which such nervice
the militia. so culled skull cun~
tinue to serve during the term so speci-
Iled. unless sooner discharged by or—
der of the president.
Sec. 4. That every ofiiccr and en-
Iiizted mun of the militia. who shall be
rolled forth in the manner herelnbe~
lore described. and shall be found lit
for military eervlce. shall be mustered
or accepted into the United States eer-
vlce by a duly authorhredlnusterlnx ol-
ilcer of the United States: provided.
however. that any ofilccr or enlisted
man of the militia who ehnll romeo or
neglect to present himself to such mus.
lorlng officer upon being called forth
us heroin prewrllwd shall be subject
to iilul by the. Inuit nuptial.
See. 5.. That court martial for trial
of olliIeII. or men of the militia when
.in the seiylm oi the United Stolen.
shill“ be composed of militia oillrcra
on . . . ‘
Soc ll. 'l hat the militia, when called
min the urtunl seIIlI-o of the United
Sluice. Ilhuli [)0 subject lo the same
mice: and articles of win an the rogulllr
troops of the United Sluice
Sec. 7. That the secretary of war is
'hercby authorized. to issue on the,
Inquisitionu of the governors of. the
several states and tuu'itories. or of the
com ending nenernl of the militia of
the istrlct of Columbia nuch number
magazine urine bayonets. bayonet
III-.ahbards gun elings. belts .and such
other peceasury. accglltelmepts .and
cqpipni «3.99m as aredcsired for the army
of: the nlted States. for arming all
the or plied militia in said states
tones and District of Comm;
biI.
To provide means for carrying .lllto
effect the provisions of this section
the necessary monay.. tog-ever the cost
of exghiin'ging or issuing the new arms.
hereunder is hereby appropriated out
Gill'fily' money ‘lu‘the treasury not oth—
erwise approprlntd
Sec 8. That i Is act shall take
effort upon the dale of its npproval.
Approvéd January 31 lllbs.
M
hEfleI'gy all gone: Héedache? Ste-
old. of order? 8linply a case of
rid liver. Burdock Blood piIIerII
wilf‘ninke I. new nibii or mind of you.
WW
allieipe III
_ a _
VIII:
”$0 .hdli wimpy?“
immune ‘
monade: .
‘5
mum-
MWW‘W
‘ v 1?“th
crawl '
I. “unwell"
lilDllli. run.
liquid Kidney Npmedies
lildn9'y Mortiablels u... no
blopw of llléollol
Menduy June 22. l
The “(lotiWell-‘QulolIMkidney lemo-
dica‘ are like the‘ "GetoRlcthulck"
chemou lull of blitérnéae in the end.
Alcohol enters hugely into- their com
position 'i‘heir immediate deceptive
bracing effect is due to the alcohol and
so is the depression the increase in
rheumatism and the Irritation oi' the
entire urinary trhct that followe
Don't take the remedy that will her-
you from pain quickest, but the sclen
tiilc modern renttfl'y that will tbor
oughly free you Irorn your dlee‘euo Li-
on” kidney remedied can enly give
lemporury relief. Alcohol intensifies
all kidney and rheumatic diseases, no
Inuttcr how much help it seeme to al-
ford ut the strut. Kldncy- won ’i‘nblets
are an .suneiior to the old asllioned ll
quid prepared kidney Ionic lends unil-
onin is superior to the ineffective dlpb
llieria treatment of, fifty yehre ago. Kid-
hey-Wort. Tablets urc purposely free
from ulcOhol. The Tablets have cured
thousands of kidney su'lferers who
could if” no help from liquid remedies
39 Boston SI... l.vnn‘. Mess.
May 1.)“ 1903.
(lcutieulon:
l have been subject to hunchese in
Iny back for ten or twelve years. I
tried Dr Pettinglll s Kidney- -Wort Tub-
lots and was Ielicvcd lmn‘iedletely. By
the time i had taken the whole of the
ilrsl bottle, the echo was gone entirely
wI think fer' good he i have not been
troubled since.
You”. very truly.
CHARLES li‘. ORR.
lluvc you noticed‘nny of the symp
toms of kidney dIRORSIP~R growing
weakness. backache. fugitive. and 0b-
Iumre Indus in the lumbar region.
Ilrowslnces. remediation. shortness of
breath. dizzy feeling. disturbed sleep?
Do you note brick dust deposit or mu-
cous or milky discharges and gravel
in your urlnc? lien .\'oIil' Nkln II «Irv
und hursh feellugulmrning m night?
Have you unusual thirst and scanty
flow of urine? Are you losing in wciuln i
and strength? Tukc Kidney- Wmi I
'l‘ubleiu without dclnI. They not diII‘It
ly upon the kidney bladder. and llllll
airy claims and promptly bunleb puny
mice of the dread nil-lease. ‘
At the firstbuckucho examine your
urine for cloudiness reddish deposits.-
und smuilpnrlicles limiting upon ll. At
the earlier-It sign or kidney wouknvux
use Kidney-Wort TIIblelII.
TWO KILLED; SCORE “INJURED.
Paelenger Coach, Returning from Fun-
eral. Rolled Down mbInkIIIent.
SAN l’ltANl‘lSL‘ii. .IIIIc 'Qt-mA sor-
iuus disuster has occurred on the North
Shore Railway. in which two persons
were. killed, and ii Nt‘lll‘f‘. morc or ices.
hurt. ,
The dead:
ANTON ROMAN. t‘ouudcr
Iivmlundr Monthly I -
M M KIRK Sun lfvuneism.
Scriouely injured:
Thomas Deuncml (chuuuiy clerk of
Murine county.
James 'l‘unstcnd. uherlff. of Murine
county,
All the. victims were rcturIIlIII: from
the funeral of Wurren Hutton, proui~
dent of the State Deirymen’s Associa-
tion and president of the ilnnk of Mn-
rine County. at 'l‘emnloe. An extra
IIpcclul. consisting or an engine and u
punwngcr conch \VllS used to bring
buck tho friends of tho ill'i‘I‘IlSi‘lI bank-
er In this city.
About one mile south of Point Rcycs,
the! passenger voucher. jumped 'ihc
truck. The conch which Ivan fillcd with
pcoplc. rolled down an embankment
oltwelve'mct. and was budly «halter-
ed.
of tho
OLD LOOTING CHARGE REVIVED.
MANILA. Julie 22.41110 "ohulges
that Amer-[Inn officers looted public
buildings in Manila after the surrou-
dcr of the city in i898 have been reyiv
ed and may posnibly lend to a formal
investigation Recently the authori-
ties endeavored to locate certain nic-
tures and art objects belonging to the
municipal museIlm and the inquiry
shpwed they held been given to- II Fili-
pino to take care of after the surrender.
The Filiplno offers to prove that some
edicere received the pictures and lt- is
elelmed that a former staff onlcer eb-
enacted a silver service from the Mall»
can palace The government may ask
the War ‘Depnrfment to investigate the
matter. Governor ’l‘att has returned
here from Bonnie ills health is com-
pletely restored. : ,
MORE SENA’EE SEATS NEEDED. ,
'l‘iiivincvbinm (If the Rennie to thlIty
six \vlll nmeseiteioil 'erI'I More desks
in the. Senate IhaInbeI for the session
of 19053 What day é‘I‘Ilamemoni of the
Simple ehi'mlior will be needed in un-
likely and one nuggoellou that the
chamber be (mini-zed by taking in the
nreebut Senate. unleirooln on {the north“
has little III on menu it it. would lie
net eury to «i. may the n'orlh gallery.
rnnd'ufliine- the space of the room now
occupied by m 13th beam of educe
tion over the“ ante-icon: The whole
architectural: scheme of the chamber
as tilts ceiling wr9uld be ddgetroyed.
I e ex once, a .,W01il a care;
'l‘w'g'ltei- 1.12M: mini deilre
the chamber without giv-
more of ofiflrdidlng'él
are 3mm
like.
be placed. l
“he mum
on aflliferent mien:
one. . 97. V “.
W
N0 perm W ’KIL‘L CZAR. '
81‘. mm .June 8.244081%
- Ian. at mum... manna... mini-try low
(it an interior In" tho rewrudlm on
:1th mseoen'tlhnide on‘tha :lllfe:
“hilt... 'W Ira-IIE'I'I'I'III II. ' .33
oi oi mun o
Wham tunneling in else,ii
than theinleeen‘t. ' ..
MONDAY. JUNE 22, mos.
L
1
T Bid: or
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heading list
80ml Books dial III
Worth woe to Ian hit
in itthe Summer iIloniius
Allofemnde {looks lfor
Essay on "lilo [kissing of
the Stage flinch"
An accomplished leuchtéi of English
has prI-purod the iollowing lending list
for h‘crpuplls' lineduiing vuIntlon. Othi.
cr young people may llkc to feel that
lbcy are reading some literature that.
is Worth whllc " and they are luvllcd
to borrow nny books in this list from
tho South Nol w alk l’ublir iliblury.
hunhoe ~Sil Weller SI:,.ott
Courtship of Miles Standish—~11. W,
Longfellow.
liip Van Winkle. Legend of Sleepy-
lIollow.-Wushingiou irvlug.
Snow Bouudmiohu (l. Whittier.
The bay of the Last Minstrel—-
Walter Scott.
Pilgrim‘s I’I'ufli‘imstohn Bunyan.
liob Roy-«Sir Walter Scott.
Enoch Arden-«Lord Tennyson.
Scllrab and llustum—-Mutihow
uold.
Cricket on (he lionrtlI~ChuIlou ilic k-
one.
llub and His I“llellils—-—Bl‘0wll.
Silas WerIIcrr-(looriul hliiot.
Vision of Sir iluunfal—James Russell
l..owell
Julius (.‘uceer— Shakespcurc
|.udy of thc Luke—~45” Waller Scott.
llobinnon CI'IIeoo~~lluIIlei l)eFoo.
lion Quixote—(J Ul v'uute e.
8“ [es Family Robinson—Wynn.
\VIJIHII‘! Book. 'i‘unglewood Tulcs. Nu
tbunlel lluwt theme
The Hcrocs-~ '(.‘liill‘l('$ Kingsley,
Thc Story of tho lnldeu Ago~Jumcs
lluldwiu. '
A Virginia t‘uvnlicr-—Molly Eliot Scu-
woll. .
A Son of tho llcvoiutiouwfllbrldge S.
III‘UUIIN.
Uncle 'l‘mn’u Cubiuwllurrlol lleocir
or Stowe.
Thel Last of the lilohlnnms—«Jumos F.
( 00pm.
lions lirlnkcr «Mary Mupcn llodgc.
Standish nl‘ Sinudiuh—Junc Austin.
Over IIll‘ Andcemllczekiuh llullcr~
\HlllIl
(‘lIlld' H lilelory IIl‘ Engluudmi‘ Illllll‘r‘
lliIliulIN.
in il‘rcmlom' I.- (truism-«ll. A. ilcnly.
Adventurcu oi Cupmiu iiornull‘ruuk
ll. Stocklou.
Druid Cuppcrwlleld Hibiulu: Diilwnl
The Viuu of Wulmiloldwmivcr (lolli-
smith ~
(Iliwr 'l‘IIi:;I~»ClnIIch. lllokuns.
llumonn ilIlcu llunt Jackson
Nelly's Silvermiuo—llclou.
Jackson.
Ill ()lc Virginiuw'l‘humns
Pane.
Scottish Chiefs—Juno Porter.
IlnIou Mutuhuuuon—I-Rudolf E. llospo
Old Times in' the Colonlcs~Churles
Collin.
'l‘hc Biography of a Grizzly, Wild
\IIlmuls i limo Known. Ernest S
Thompson. .
Some Strange Corners of Our Coun-
t.ry——-Ghnrleu F. Inunmls.
Moonwuww. A. Fraser.
.luuglc Books~~liudyurd Kipling.
Madam How and iludy Why—Charles
Kingsley.
lllnck lionuly—Aunu Scwoll.
The Home Fair—James Baldwin.
Iir‘or Rabbit. Nights Willi linclu Re
mush-J. (7. Harris.
|'l‘hu Story of u Had liIIy~—'i‘. ll. Ald-
I' “II. .
liIdiib SIIIIkt‘NIif‘lll‘i‘,
1' hole. William lllzu k
The Lost llnys of inmpoil ~llul\\el
i ylton
’l‘ho Stoiy of SICKIIH‘IOlI—‘Illlllcs W
l'lnldwln.
The Story or llolqul-—.lumcs liabi-
win.
llob- i. l-c by- tl'I'c- Fire. 'J. '
Ewing.
The Full God—420w Walloon
Tellers of the Serb—Victor Hdgo.
Wnkc- HRobln—Borroughe
Rules of Conduct—George Washing-
ton.
Tales of the Alhambra—Washington
Irving.
John
Craik.
Bob Son of Battle~Alfred Ollivant.
Treasure island——Robert L. Steven-
son.
Sir
A l‘-
llunl
Nelson
l‘rincose’ Ill
' liorntio
Halifax. Gentleman—D. M.
Tom Brown' a School Day s~Th0mas
Hones
Hoosier
Eggietbn.
Hearts Courageous—H. E Rives.
Autobiogruphy of a ToIn~Boy—~Jeali
uetto L Glider.
The Blank Tulip—~A. Dumas.
. IIIIIIIII Dunno—R. lilmkmme
. Mr. room has sent some of
school library banknio the Public Ll:
qury famine in the preparation of :05-
says for the Cunningham prize. The
librarian will also prepare II reference
list. on The Housing of the- illum- ( ‘oach.
of material to be found in the Library.-
MAJOR PQND DEAD.
'M" Ii ’
Well Known Manager Succumbs In Re
suit of Operation:
an your: J‘I’Iu‘é 2241.1... In... 7
B. Fahd til
lectures an
well-known .mnrtg of
Iti bin Horne
ll .III . e In
,fiwterfltv! ’
Bullish: .. . .
that iinie thit 'I'9 it
stood the shock well and the. the our-
aeone more.“
tint .P
School-Muster -— Edward '
the .
fill of- hie- recovery. .
m.
Bridgeport Advertisements.
Bridgeport Advertisements. |
y-i'w'.‘ 'IIJII'IIIIIIIIINIIIII‘L
futurrstlpy‘fiafi‘lru
We have secured by, special arrangement with the
owner. Prof. T. A. Schurr. a wonderful exhibition of birds.
butterflies, insects, and reptiles which will be open to our
friends. on Monday next. and will rcrnpin with us for a
short period. It will be In one of the rooms of the House
Furnishing Store. This collection of more than 50000
beautiful 'apccirncns mounted in cases. has been gathered
by Prof Schurr from nearly every corner. of the world. It
will furnish an opportunity to study the wonders of ani-
mal life and it is absolutely free ‘10 every one. School
teachers and students of natural history are especially in-
vited to this exhibit. and it will prove a veritable wonder-
land to the children. Prof. Schurr. who is one of the
greatest living authorities on Zoology. will be present and
lecture at intervals, also answer any questions relative to
the habits and capture of they various species.
HI
MORE cannon REMNA yrs.
jusyrccci'vedfivc hundred more'of those Samplcsof
Nottingham Lace Curtains. one and a third yards long and
full width. They are ju‘st right for Sash Curtains. 29 and
38 cts each. I
0... sale of Lace Curtains was a great success. and
there are a few odd lowremaining that are splendid val-
ues. .
Now that it is getting late in the season. there are a
good many things to be‘picked up in the Upholstery
Store.
Tapestry Porticres are marked at interesting pIices.
some odd pairs that are very desirable.
it is a good time to have your furniture renovated.
and we are prepared to do the work in the best possible
manner. .
We carry a large assortment of Furniture Covet" .Igs in
'lapestry. Damask Gobclin. Velour Corduroy and Plush.
Imitation Leather. plain and embossed. Gimps. Nails. '
Tacks, Twine. Webbing. Hair. Tow. Ilibrc, and Springs.
INTERESTING T0 rs.
Ivcs‘ Miniature Trains with Tracks. These can be ar-
ranged out of doors in fine weather. and will be greatly
enjoyed by the children. 98 cls to $12.00. japancse Grass
Furniture for Doll Houses. 20 cts. a set.
Kites, 10. 25. and 5e cts.
On Tuesday we small open a special sale of Women's
Undermuslins dctails of which will be given on that date.
This is something to anticipate
.
WIND M READG’
'L'ctablirjea
in 1‘ agree
MORNING i Of Stuart liohson it is said [but in
(Frank Wulmlt lluit in the New 0r-hls ybuth be was un iIuoIrlgiblI
' loans Times«Democrutl, [practical joker.wig lie was traveling in
The shadow of the headlund lifts, tEngland with II friend (a mun called
And slowly fades away ililli osnl summcI and on the Liver-
And up the sky's blond channel dIill‘slpeel tInin liiil fell uslrcp. While in
I‘Tlll. IiClit‘IlllO-SIIII) of day islept Robson stole his ticket from his
poIlIcI. III II little while the (UlilIlK tor
kuu in be sccn uppiomhint'.
. “"ilokcts Bill. (lot out your tic-.lut'
Robson said
Bill. ufler u IlllllIIl h(‘illl'Il said wllh
:qu oath that his lickci “as lost Rob
HO" then advised him to (‘HI‘lliin puyiug
Ihv hiding undo. his “it l.lt 'ilIis Bill do
"(ldoil to ‘.do and whcn the c-ondurtm
Eappeared lIc lay on hits; back on till
dusty lloor quite invisible
Robson sulrcndt‘lod l‘I'IIilI '
whereupon lhI Iondmlor sold:
'IHOIO aux l_uo tirkcis When
onII frlcnd SII?"
"Under the soul. thI Ic.‘ i'hu mtol Illl
swered "i dont know why he hunt-
ed to amid onI'
'1 he condIutoI. surprised. looked 'IIu-
.‘der the soot. und Bill smiled nt him
'l‘lIc sunrise! How her soils of gold
Fill in the morning breeze:
And what brnvo lurrzoss in her hold
She. hours from over seas!
Unchecked our choruses urine,
The old glad zrnl si born-M
Tho boundless wondri and Siliililh‘l‘ l
Of muny another morn.
Up lllcn to give her welcome hof— i “NW";
The ehlp or priceless freight,
Thai. sweeps upon the tides Illfil flow
Withinwur harbor gale.
iv.
i‘htient (in usylunIl—My friend mm
th re is many. but. hes nu undo-date
iu aiic.
Visitor-vile 35.011?
Patient-0h yes He hail a“(0mmlshccuisllly'. and then crawled awk-
hues In I... bend. «Brooklyn Life l“"£‘}{..’°‘.‘.“.;,... .
sun. i v .3‘4'4:I~;.~. "
nu: ohm
merino
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