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“'00 you think that statesmanship is
at as high a level as it was in days
be by?" ‘Mnch higher." answered
nutor Sorghum. “It's true that they
knew a little something about govern-
ment. - But look at what. some of us
know
Star.
about finalicc."‘-Washingtou
A BAD SCARE. .
Some day you will get a bad scare.
when you feel a pain in your bowels,
and fear appendicitis. Safety lies in
Dr. King‘s New Life Pills, a sure cure,
for all bowel and stomach diseases,
Inch as headache, bliliousnees; coa-
tiveness, etc. Guaranteed at I". H.
Biixter’s Drug Store, only 25c. Try
them. "
Seasoned Passenger (on ocean liner)
——‘,‘Why did you go to the table and
try to cat a meal when you were al-
reddy sick?"
Haggard Passenger (leaning deject-
edly oVer the rain—“‘1 have to pay for
It. just the same. don‘t i'.’“—Chicago
Tribune.
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KNOW THIS.
Foley's Honey and TM has cnrcd
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I115. 701 West Third street. Davenport,
Iowa, writes: “A severe cold con-
tracted twelve years ago was neglect
ed until it finally grew into asthma.
The best medical skill available could
not give me more than temporary ro
lief. . Foley's Honey and TM was rec-
ommended and one fifty-cent bottle on
tirely cured mo of asthma which had
been growing on me for twelve years.
and if I had taken it at the start i
‘ would have been saved years of suffer-
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SHOULD
“Gracious! my dear." said the first
acutely belle, spitefully. -"I do hope
you're not ill, You look so lunch old-
er tonight." “I'm quite well, thank
you, dear,” replied the other. And
you—~how wonderfully improved you
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Fuck.
you look positively young."—-
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Fisher. looking for a compliment. “i
:lilnply can‘t do anything with my
a r."
“Why don't you take it back, then.
and get it exchanged?" suggested Mr.
stley.
DYING 0F FAMINE
is, in its torment-s, like dying of con-
sumption. The progress of consump-
tion, from the beginning to the very
end, is a long torture, both to victim
and friends. “When I had consumption
in its first stage." writes Wm. Myers,
of Cearfoss, Md, “after trying different
medicines and a good doctor in vain, I
at last took Dr. King's New Discovery,
which quickly and perfectly cured me."
Prompt relief and sure cure for
coughs, colds, sore throat, bronchitis.
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Trial bottle froc. ”
Mrs. Newlywed , i don‘t know
whether to bake a pic or a cake for
dinner. '
(lhulu—»——Whlch will last longer!
Mrs. Newlywed —()h, it doesn‘t make
much difference. One is ils had us the
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THE SALVE THAT PENETRATES.
Ichitt's Witch Hazcl Solve ponc-
‘trnlca the pores of the skin, and by its
antiseptic. rublfociont and healing in-
fluence it enhducs Inflammation and
cures liolle, Burns. Cuts. Eczema, 'l‘ct-
ter, Ring Worm and all skin diseases.
A specific for blind, bleeding, itching
and protruding Plies. The original
and genuine Witch Hazel Salve is
made by E. C. llerti & (30., and sold
by The Clifford Pharmacy. ”
'l‘om had liN'll u hencdict for almost
two weeks.
"You have no idea what you miss by
not. being married," he said to his
friend Jack.
“No: I suppose not," rejoined the
later. "Do you count your money ev-
ery night and morning?"-Chicago
News,
in use for over 80 years.
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has borne the signature of
and has been made under his per-
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Allow no one to deceive you in this.
All Counterfeit. Invitations and “Joshua-good” are but:
Experiments that trifle with and endanger the health of
Inhale and Children—linemen» .mlnlb Experiment.
, weat'l‘épssronia
(labori- hi a harmless substitute for Castor on. Pane-
goric. Drops and Soothing Syrups. It Is Pleasant. It
contains neither Opium. Morphine our other Narcotic
mm Its mic its guarantee. It. destroya'wirrlil
and alloys Feverislnieu. It cures Diarrhoea and Wind
colic. It relieves Teething Troubles. cures Constipation
M o It assimilates the Food, regnlatee the
“munch and novels. giving healthy and neutral sleep.
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WHALEHS.
Blues this is to Get a Hit or Run in
five l lupr—Irldueport Wins
.Frem uprlnpfield. .
NEW LONDON, Juno 15.»New lia-
“n was easy for’New London yester-
ny at Armstrong Park and the Whal-
ers won. 0 to ii»f New Haven :was un-
able to get a bit or run by ilvsipn
lugs, but in the sixth, seventh-_,and
eighth scored three" runs by several
iuclty hits and compiled errors. New
London won in the eighth with free
hitting and n or bi ,lns by New lla-
ven. Score lly molly; R Ii .,
* . . a.
N. lpndon‘i,_110000 lit—«ii 10 i
‘N. Haven we on,“ 1 0—3 a 7
Batteries: Paige and Armbrueter;
Corcoran and Jens. ' -
Bridgeport. 11; Springfield, 6.
SPRINGFIELD, June 15~Bridgeport
made seven errors yesterday. but won,
it to 5, through hard' hitting and
Springfield’s failure to bat' with men
on bases. Hess was taken out in
the third after Bridgeport had hams
merod him for seven bite. one of them
a homer by Yale with three men on
buses and two out. baby was worked
for three runs in the sixth. Murphy
was hit rather freely. and when
Springfield fillet] the bases in the new
enth. inning with two hits and a base
on balls. and nobody out, Cornell went
in and shirt the home team out without
it run. The score by innings:
R. if E
Bridgep't 1 4 2 0 0 3 0 1 0—11 14 7
Springf'd 300020000—5” 0
Batteries: Murphy. Corned and Bean-
mont; Hess, lluby and O’Connor.
Newton, 6; Holyoke‘. 3.
NORWICH. June 15.———Norwioh took
a fall out of Iiolyoke here yesterday,
defeating them by the score of 6 to
3 through timely hitting. assisted by
Holyoke's inleplaye. Wade was a
puzzle for the visitors, who secured
only four hits. all of which were sin-
gles except Hummers double in the
fourth. Norwich batted McCabe
freely, getting a hit in every inning
but. the eighth, which Included sin-
gles and triples. The score by inn-
lugs: \
R. H. E.
Norwich 0 0 0 l 2 2 i 0 x—~6 9 0
Holyolte l i) 0 l 0 0 0 0 I—-3 4 4
Batteries: Wade and lntlmer; Mc-
Cabe and Roincnter.
Hartford, 10; Meriden, 3.
HARTFORD, June lb.~Meriden did
not. have a chance yesterday, as Hart-
ford hit Trent hard at all times. Costly.
errors gave Meriden two runs in the.
first. and two bases on balls. a hit and
a wild pitch gave them one in the
ninth. Hartford tickled ilncly. The
score by Innings:
‘ R. H. E.
Hartford 3 0 ti 0 3 3 0 l x—~lti in ii
Mcrideu 2 0 0 0 0 0 il 0 1—» 3 b 5
Batteries: Horns and Dorau; Trent
and 'l‘huckcra.
National Lelgue.
At Chicago:
ll. ll. ii.
Chicago 0 0 (l 0 0 0 0 1 x~i 0 2
New York00 000000 0-0 3 0
Batteries: Wicker and tiling: Mc-
linnity and Bowernian.
At l’iltsbnrg:
it. ll. E.
201002000—0 i 2
l’ittsburg o u o u o u u 3 0—3 to 4
batteries: Willis and Necdhnln:
b‘lniicrty. liyncil, Moore and l’citz.
Boston
At St. Innis:
It. II. E.
St. Louis 0 ti 0 2 0 l i) 0 x—‘ii ill 1
Brooklyn 0 l 0 0 0 0 0 ti 0~1 7 2
Batteries: Egan and tlrndy; Eaaon
and Bergen.
At Cincinnati:
ll. ll. E.
Clllclil. 4 l 0 0 0 1 0 (l x~—ii It) I
l’llllfl. 100100000«-280
llattcrics: Hahn and Phelps; lorri-
dou and Dooin.
American League.
At Boston:
It. ii. E.
Boston 0 l 0 u u u t) l Jim-‘2 t3 2
Cleveland 0 0 0 0 0 0 I 0 iiwl f l
Ilaltcries: Tannchlil
lthoades and iiemls.
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AI Philadelphia:
and t'rlgcr:
ll. ll. ‘.
l’llllil. 2 0 0 0 l 0 l 0 liwf ii 1
Detroit. 0 I (i 0 0 0 ii 0 Owl 8 1
Batteries: Plank und Sciireck; Kil-
ilan and Ilriil.
h——.
At Washington:
R. H. E.
01001010l-w412 4
Wash. ll00tl01il0-~3 b 2
Batteries: Walsh and McFarland:
Wolfe and Kittrctigo.
Chicago
At New York:
If. II. III.
NewYork0300l1021~Jl ii 0
Bi. hauls 1001300tl0w0 ll 0
Batteries: l’owoll, lion and Klein-
ow; Polly and English.
Harvard. 5: Columbia. 1.
CAMBRIDGE. June itwcoburn's
superb pitching was mainly responsi—
bio for the defeat of Columbia by Her-
vard yesterday on Soldier-tr Field by
a score of ii to 1. During the six inn-
ings that lie pitched Unborn allowed
but one bit. During the game he
struck out ten men. six of them in
succession.
by fielding some and Harvard batted
spoon; Tyler and Carter.
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Other Games.
Williams, a.
M Hartford-drunk» 2; Amherst. 2.
city of West Virginia, 0.
condiment new: Macias.
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”Moldy; :,
2?
II II
Columbia played a meet
hard. Mathews mailing a hit every time .
‘ I
«en-c «» e...
on, t ,vs'rd‘naue Hots A spicy Mssri’
ar ford. i , trio. * . . ~
geridle‘ni d ,; 1 .480 ‘ ‘ , m .
on an on. is 0 . McDonald's M dal of Honor ‘
Norwich, 11 25 .300 . W eaerved. Wu Not
New Haven. ll 27 .289 HARTFORD, June 16,-flonsiderable
. ------ silica was injected into the proceed-
Nniional League. ‘ logs of the annual reunion of the First
- ., Won». wet. Pt. Connecticut Heavy Artillery held you
New York, 37 15 .713: torday when Sergeant .l. B. McNamur,
Philadelphia, 28 30 .586 of liar Old. made the statement that
Plttsburg, 30 23 ' .500 George . McDonald. ot..Weeterly. R.
chicago, 29 25 . .537 1.. had reclined a meddllflmfloiigress
Cincinnati. 27 24 .629 for, bravery which he diwaotideserve.
St. Louis 22 30 .128 Sergeant McNamar ails ed in n' speech
Boston. 17 33 .3“) that, in the assaulted" rt Sied'nan.
fli'ilomyu» til 30 .308 near Peter-abuts. March 25. 180 . a
. ——«—- lieutenant of the Twelfth Georgia‘le-
American League. unicorn surrendered his sword and
Won. host. RC. twelve men to him i‘iMcNalnar) after
Cleveland. 27 ii .069 the engagement. ,, . ,-
cmmgu, 27 is .587 The Confederate flag was hidden in
Philadelphia. 20 19 .078 the garrison and McDonald, he claim-
peu-on, 23 22 .till ed, found it three days after the sur-
Boston, 21 22 .488 render. making the claim that he cap-
New York, iii 25 .410 lured it. For this he received a medal
Washington, 10 28 .itil from Congress. Yesterday some of
St. innis. 17 29 .370 the veterans doubted MoNamar's state-
¥‘.
maximise s
Leuauaaau HANDICAP.
Wll| be Decided This Afternoon at
Sheapehead Bay.
NEW YORK, .Jnno line—America's
blue ribbon turf event»-—the twenty-
socond surburbnn handicap~will
decided thleiafte‘rnoon at Shea ahead
'I‘welvo thoroughbretis,
ing most of thiszseason's best handi-
cap racers, three years old and up-
ward, will struggle for the 820,000
Beliiame, from the stable or
and James R.
Keene's Brooklyn handicap winner,
Delhi, are topweights, but they will
be the public favorites. while many
have selected John E. Madden'a Plan-
dii colt Adbell to win the classic.
There are other sterling racers in the
lists. but these three occupy the cen-
Bay.
purse.
August Belmont,
ter of the stage.
Splendid weather, with a fast track._
was the indication in the early morn-
ing, and one of the largest crowds of
the season is. as usual expected to
.Coaching parties
hundreds of anionic-7
lilies, and every sort of conveyance
down to the old fashioned entity pre-
pared to head for tho boulevards lead-
ing to Uoney island long before noon.
The card outside of the Suburban it-
self, is one of the best this year. in-
cluding. as it does, the first half of
the double event for‘ two-year~oids~e
race nearly as old as the handicap.
Every 'iarge stable has groomed its
best candidates for some of the races.
and the five events beside the Sub.
urban contain more elements of con-
witnoss the race.
by the score;
teats than any other this yeah
While there is not quite so much
"class“ to the entries for the big
handicap as usual, nearly all those
entered have provedthomsei-ves ster-
ling racers In the dedication have.
elapsed since the season opened about
The “weights allotted to
each are so ’nlcelyf adjusted that the
cortical; should be one of the most
truly run in recent yours, Delhi picks
up a slight penalty, because of his
having won the Brooklyn handicap.
but his burden will not be increased
enough to make any material differ—
iioidame. wirmwoa twelve of
fourteen ruccs In which she started
last sermon, is next on the list. While
she came back to the races this scu-
son a shadow of her former self, the
great Octagon mare has
defeating
three-yonr-old (‘nirngorm only a few
days ago. showed she was rounding
into her three-yenr-old form. With—
out doubt, she will carry the bulls of
Her grout turn of
speed In the lust mtruggloe to reach
the wire may tell on Delhi should the
Ben Brush colt go to the front and
attempt a runaway race. like he did
Beldamc,
has shown more
New York.
on (‘1‘.
rapidly and in
the public wagers.
in the Brooklyn.
races this season.
tractnbiilty, so that she can he placed
in the running by her jockey and if
she catches Delhi in the run home
many experts believe the cell will
Mr, Keene is fully confident
however. that his pet has not a weak
heart, and stoutly declares him to hr
the greatest handicap horse in Am-
quit.
erica. '
The Madden cnlt Adbell has devel-
oped it great turn of speed and but
steadily improved in his work.
has been subjected to the moat caro—
f_ul preparation and, as stated, will be
the choice of a good many export
Proper, slow at the
post. always closes with a man, but
he has almost won an often that the
son of Preston Pena has come to
be known as Walter Jenninga' “grant
handicnbpors.
expectation."
The West will be represented by
First Mason. iiati News. lunglish Lad.
Alan-molds. and Mien Crawford. One
of them might furnish a surprise, but
if so would have to do much better
than on any recent public appearance
Oruiallo, Joaquin and Ostrich are in
improved
fast
the
nicely at the weights and
possess
great speed, but they will need it
all to catch Delhi. Beldame and Ad-
hell.
Tile handicap. which has a guaran~
tot-d cash value of 020.000. including
32,000 to the noticed horse, and ".000
to the third, will be run over the dis-
tence of one and tine-quarter miles.
“W
CANADIAN MIXICAN “CAME".
WIGO Cl‘l‘l', June lilo-Who new
Canadian Miixiciiu'iliosmahlp lino wii'
begin operationalluly so. when ihc
first: steamer subsidised by the Can
adiun and Mexican government. wil’
sail‘from Montreal to Mexican pom
touching st Havana. By tile toms of
con root with the. Mexican govern
men, boats may carry metres and
passengers from Canada to Cuba. out
I and passengers both ways he
ween Mexico and Canada.
berth hound trips no freight may he
tIIlOn from Cuba fill Canada.
tint-iii sun
now (la-velour. use to the earrings or
(an obtain!
the breech to ascertain the cause the
M Wiiiilmliil'iflmfliiit OMB. ii: cartridge siiddeuly minded and to.
cartridses lying in
All of the four old
At Moetonmrnncewu. 8; Univcr. m m {gm-m" man lniurad wen»
iburocd. Three of the men died this
seeming. ‘
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3.0. l A girl is sure to in M are trying
3711 .ie not w
c dim-'10!“
the shell missing
tilted two other
the easement.
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file.
i
ithheriil. mountain
70! “m “in
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be
mind-
in her
He
but 00'
meat but. a majority said his version
of the affair was correct. -
These officers were elected: Presi-
dent, Charles E. Levers, of New l-ia-
ven: secretary and treasurer, Chas. (l.
Courtlce, of Hartford; twelve vice-
presidents were elected. .
The artillery is in good condition
and has a membership of 000.
HIM WITHOUT SUCCEB.
W. L. Yancy, Peducah, Ky., writes:
and three of the best physicians in
Kentucky, treated metwithout success.
three bottles cured me permanetiy. I
gladly recommend this wonderful rein-
edy. Sold at Piaiated’a Drug Store.
0.
some new HAVEN marl-ass.
Amendment to Charter Affecting Ll-
brar’F and Police Departments.
IIAR FORD, June 15.—In the house
yesterday n bill permitting the city of
New Haven in fund its floating indebt-
edness and issue bonds therefor was
starred for action, but action Wits do-
fcrrod owing to the absence of the
house chairman of the committee on
finance. It provides that the city of
New Haven may issue bonds not to ex-
coed 8254.000 at. a rate of interest not
to exceed 4 per cent, the bonds to be
due 20 years from date and paid off
in $26,000 Iota annually thereafter.
in the senate several important
charter matters were scheduled for ac»
iloll this afternoon. among these be-
ing an amendment to the charter of
the free public library. so as to permit
the library directors to control the
funds. and that the directors shall ex-
amine the librarian and other officials
instead of the civil service commis-
alon.
An amendment to the city charter,
making the mayor a member of the
police board t'ind compelling him to
vote upon all appointments is also on
the. schedule for action today. The
matter of holding biennial elections in
the city of New Haven in October and
November instead of April,was also
taken up.
W A POWDER MAGA-
ZINE
SMOKING
ney disorders.
will cure a slight disorder in a few
the most obstinate cases.
ed many people of Bridge's disease
incurable.
bladder trouble. commence taking Po
too late.
Store.
TYNER REPORT GOES OVER.
Judgeehlp Matter to Come Up in the
House Next Tuesday.
'i‘yner report in the house will be de-
ferred until next Tuesday and will not
that the New.ilnvcn members will not
be. present. They are to attend the
dedication of the soldiers' memorial
on that day and upon explanation of
this it was decided to let rhe'mattor
of the assistant judgeehlp of the city
coiirt of New Haven lay over until
next week. ‘
QUALITY VB. QUANTITY.
proper assimilation. ‘
road you eat.
Heart. etc.
Pharmacy.
ow
WRIT HIM/Y AITiLLIIY.
regiment was held in O. A, R. Hall
yesterday. 'John C. Taylor spokc‘on
in September. and urged. that the resi-
was taken. Dur n
Charles C. Corinne, of Hartford. no
vies-president from
was chosen.
if in a kind of billoua mood.
be came to auto but. The score by “nu...“ You such an aid to digest food.
inniaw runes KILLID out situation. No other oil! is salt so‘paod
R. if. Iii. 'GIBRAM'AR. Jo ‘iili-w'l‘lle oxpio lie Dertt‘s Hillel-cl litters.
Harvard 2 ii 10 i 1 o 0 we a 1.. stop on 0-inch shell on board the Brit- . who Famous little} lady ltil~
columns 1 iii! 0 0 0 0 0 it”! i I . to: battleship smiles» more» love can constipation lick. Headache.
Editorial: Ooburu. canoe and stoph- evacuees! Mom was. it animus a». rite; never [ripe
or slotted, but impart.
9.3,. Good for children or.
d by The Clifford mm."
'IV! CHOTI AT TRAIN.
the Manila canal in the yum sec
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THREE PHRYSICIANS TREATED
“I had a severe case of kidney disease
I then took Foley's Kidney Cure. The
first bottle gave immediate relief and
is courting death more suddenly but
not more surely than neglecting Iiid- '
Foley's Kidney Cure
days and its (motioned use will cure
It has car-
and diabetes who were thought to be
if you have kidney or
ley’s Kidney Cure today. before it is
Sold at Pialswd's Drus
I.
uAR’rrono. June IB.—-lndlcntlons
here yesterday are that action on the
come up on Friday, owing to the fact
llnrd muscles ind strong body do
not depend on the quantity of loud you
eat, but on its perfect digestion and
When you take
Kodol Dyspepsia Cure your system
gets all the nourishment out of the
it digests what you eat
regardless of the condition of the
stomach and conveys the nutrient pro-
perties to the blood and tissues. This
builds up and strengthens the entire
system. Kodol cures Indigestion, Dya-
pepsin. Belching Bour Stomach. Weak
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Neckwear for Women.
> We are daily in rccciptof the ncvvcsi and swellest . 1
styles in Ncckwcar, Stocks, Turnovers, Chemisettcs, (3014 "
lar and Cuff Sets, Cont Sets, Linen Collars,“ R'tichlngii‘,
Windsor Tics, lburin-llnnds and flows. Fine Tailored
Wash licks come to match Stocks. Some of them are liantl~
sorrcly embroidered. Often a new Stock or, belt willmake
a list season's gown quite up to date and stylish. ‘
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W. omen 8 Summer Underwear.
_ ‘ A Little Special in Imported Vests.
'th have received a lot of Sivlss Ribbed Vests, dainty
and lint- enough to tempt any woman. They are low neck—
ed and sleeveless, two styles with deep hand crocheted
trimming, and one with a finish of Valcncicnucs lace. The
quality is very true and soft, suitable for the warmest
weather anti thin waists. Come and see them. Display in
l‘nuficld nvenuc window. '
A 50c vnluc, regularly, special at
29 etc.
Dress Lawns—8 oils.
The daintiest, ueaiest Lawns ever found in the market.
,WJ‘iic grounds sprigged \vi'th‘flowers, figures and stripes
of all colors, about twenty-five different patterns. It is an
assortment containing some exceptional values worth dou-
ble the price. " ‘
So a yard, Wash Goods Section.
Leather Belts for Men.
Now that the time has come to throw off Vests, we
look about for a new. Belusnd right in thc‘nlsk of time
we have a line of "Knothc" Belts just in. (If course they
are the latest style, quite correct. straight front Fifth ave-
nue. In black and tan. 50c each. Haberdashery Section.
Toilet Wares.
Have you tried Savouol? It is literally a soft soap, a
soap without an alkali, which of course must be soft. It is
put up ‘in a box like a paste or cream, and without any fuss
or ends it takes off dirt and leaves the skin smooth and
clean, 25c a box. '
A Special Display of l‘outl's Extract this Week. Have
you examined the Emergency Case?
The D M liege! Co?
Floor Coverings.
We are. Now Prepared to show full Lilies
of. Spring Floor Coverings.
CARPETS '
Ingram. Tapestiu. Brussels, Veiv'ets, Body
3‘ Brussels. ' '
China and Japanese Mailings. Oil Cloths.
and Linoleums. Mats and Russ
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