The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, April 2, 1900, Page 7

1THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, MONDAY, o = APRIL 1900. JOKERS CUT LOOSE ON THE ANNUAL e | . ! | : i Will Meet Debris Commis- | : B : sion To-Day to Discuss : ; His Mission. \ { e ? | Typical Instance of Rejuvenation of | ¢ MR Ch oy California Mining Property and | OUT 1T WAS { Interesting I’ac':ts From “ : APRIL FEOL'D | Many Sections. DAY ... | e 3 { An important conference took place Sun- | day between Hon. A. Caminetti and the | ¢ Debris Comm n of Mr. Cam 1 to urge $ that the restrain e built at | once. The com able to the | work and there 500,000 on hand ready | e to begin with. Mr. Caminetti will prob- . o bly start for Washington on T P ¢ Tl t ton on Tuesday of s o & a| CALLED uUP mador will counsel | > § i DURING THE WEE % Vissiioston. i ¢ ¥ SMALL HOURS * e ;p,. To HEAR THAT "1 ¢ ‘ég‘\ WAS ONE ON HIM - s o | An item of interest in mining ? | the rejuvenation of a mine in Y 2 in Browns Valiey, which was once a . 3 : \ thriving mining camp, but whic b $ Han abait s for many years, until four years ago $ Leicl Webb Gold Mining Compuny opened ? (\UrMBRELLAS operated by the Victor Mi ¢ W\ 7o cive ing Company. The theme familiar. \ e ; Many mining camps that were deserted | s have been started up again and are pay- | | ing well, owing to the general advance in facilities and economies operation : There is a shaft »wn at_the ¢ Danebroge and the com drifted 00 feet é The mill, hoist, pump and all the works | ' are run by electricity furnished by the | Yuba Power or Among the old | ¢ L& ; Sl 3 ¢ in this”lo were the Daniel $ }ANKS AND JOSHES THAT WERE PLAYED UPON THE SUSCEPTIBLE. ? lex, mercus, (Jeforson, Baoneyl ¢ vamta, Hawkeye, Danecbroge, Paragon, Qese - oiese Peni e b e e et eieiebeteiei e e o 60606 oo @ lastick and Rattlesnake.” There were others, some of which will be reopened, ! . at it 1 choice § carriazes, cabs and coupes from morning Wl probability. ge sums were once | me kind friend had te taken trom them. In reopening the Dane- | i ol cs for a varied lot | L various relics were found to remind | ’ (it & : ”-)\:{‘r“ Ml the workers of th predecessors. One | x home: Both brothers re- Of these was a candle, partly burned, that | e e tie the bills, and there is mor en dropped in tne mine something han ¢ wild-cyed stable proprietor in e foriy years i ; this city to-day is the r » . A prominent music-lover who resides in| superinter : ; ie Western Addition was brought home | * D€V EH 1 | i iay morning—for the first PO maiing ot She O Oy e | Unitaa s Land Office concerning the 5 i * was manufactured for | work that must be done In a group of His house had b claims Regls rd of Salt Lake ‘ 3 fire_that City writes: £ the Commis- 2 x istence. Such was | sioiler of the was in a case g ight Mendelssohn | where the applicant sought to apply the ve a planist work _done the ground for which ,' > an its course and the | United States patents nad been issued in nother year—wlen | 1575 as the $5v improvements on a lode ; . v claim of recent uate and for which a \ i separate appitcation entry had just ot ! been mad ere wa 4 time when the land ofce accepted such ovements £ : — ——— | upon_patented ground for 1 ocations A as sutncient compliance with the require- | A tion i = ments that §# worth of labor or. im- | AMENDS FOR THE 5 se| WASHED UPON THE ROCKS | gmovis, chts il B0 iaed o nitad™ enable the owner o OF NARROW-GAUGE MOLE | {i"nited states patents - '° V= MURDER OF MR. BROOKS Be Beheaded and sel Evected by rnment. Suicide of a Penniless Man. y ] 1 1.—This morning two man hang- bridge on cut au down, st he! his name was Willlam e was without money or s 40 years of age and g is known of him here. et Struck by a Train. a Call 1.—To-night at a named E. J sco was accl- railroad vards being cut off. of Thoma: mployed at the an Francisco and Hellman, president of Company and the Ne- is supposed Pendergast ENTO, Ar San ¥ er in both "RAM n the Trust Bank. It die b German Statesman Insane. BERLIN, April 2—Carl Oertel, a well- ber of the Reichstag, has be- | Social Club’s Outing. fifteenth annual prize pienic of Oakland and Court Shell Mound | social clubs was held yvesterday at Shell | d Park. There was a fair attend- sidering the weather gate prizes were given to those g tickets. Aside from the ing on the park track was the the occasion. Twelve mer- given to the win- The affair was | gement of the following | | The TIP ON SOUTHERN PACIFIC. |Court Speculators Regard the Stock y o With Favo! “Thi Floor commit- | Stevenson. J. J. Stevens, W. | Bayless. Committee on games—, on, H brant, F. Cas . Coughlin, arrangements Stevenson jer, E. Coughlin, J. Stevens. W. X 3 | Overwork and Worry bring on_Nervous Prostration, Sleeplessness. and an endless train of Painful Disorders. . Miles’ Nervine. of the 1 the worn- e quick- 1 tre- can be on from overwork and anxiety; and al- though I tried a2 number of different| medies for this disorder. I obtained | little or no benefit from any of them. In fact, some of the advertised reme and or, s It is | seem to increase rather than diminish | ' 1 cells | the difficulty, until one day I determined | X y are re-| to give Dr. Miles' Nervine a trial. The | first few doses convinced me that I had found a specific for my trouble and I when the fires of | cc than the fuel can | ol et & nerves and | continued its use with the most satis-i 5 ffer—cry out with | factory results. It seemed to feed the| rt disease, rheur nervous system, afford restful sleep | rer epsia—and finally break | Without zay ol lhrfiu'tlcr :‘fi'ccl]s ?f a:‘ J, ia r any artihcal stimulant an i S R(K!“Nm:‘ Bervae ?i)x’: llfc Udi:ronlmued at will. T deem it | b the worn-out brain and | ye pest remedy for nervous people now | - h‘ gives 2 healthy | 5y the market. akes the weak stomach | REV. WARREN W. REYNOLDS, i es the flow of digestive | 1d puts the lazy liver to work. | It is the greatest blood vitalizer and | ve remedy science has produced. suffering from sieeplessness sensations, brought “Pastor Brightwood M. E. Church, “Indianapolis, Ind.” Dr. Miles’ Nervine is sold at all drug- gists on a positive guarantee. Write for free advice znd booklet to Dr. Miles’ Medital Co., Eikhart, Ind. e e TS SRR NP S S - | been achieved. | tion _tolerated | gether | ute to the memory of his gallant com- , CAMINETTI WILL FOOL'S DAY START FOR EAST WITHOUT DELAY Peie e b ebeie e»+.j his and this onl, the new ruling. is now affected Where the work is done and the improvements made upon one | claim of a group, the claims of the group | consolidated, and the whoie group em-| braced in one entry and application for a | patent, there is no change in the prac Body Supposed to Be That of Jack Lowry Recovered From the Bay. April 1.—A body, belleved Lowry, who jumped from | and there is no doubt but what this work an Oakl boat on the 23 ult., was | 8nd improvements will hold the group found by two Ashermen on the rocks at |and enaole the applicants to obtain pat- of the narrow-gauge mole | ©0L8 Irom the Government. | e peneral ApsentnaaCt | _The oficial mint reports of the mineral t of Lowry, and the 1dent). | Productions of the State of Colorado in | fication is made the more complete from | [D€ Year 1sd ow the tollow ct that there was found on the body | \D8 totals: colnage value the cards of the Brilllant Sign Let- | 9F siiver, ¥ 1,156; ¢ o ympany, a firm which Lowry was 3! gold and silver representing just before he disappeared. | ¥ tal value minerals pro- It was known t Towry was feeling | 4uced, $65.971,57. I'he commercial value of very despondent over business losses | the siiver produced was 313,707,882, i When last seen he was his way to the | 1N the Shasta King copper mine, in the | narrow-gauge mole. Backbone district, Snasta County, above | The body recovered from the water is | Copley, six compressed air drills 'will be hardly iizable, It can be seen, | PUl to work in the different tunnels. An | N there is a tattooed ring or, | order has been placed for the drilis by ! the little finger of the left hand, two more | John Fillins. The people back of the mine | of the same kind on the index finger of | are Bostonlans. i | the same hand and an anchor tattooed on | _Sam Duncan, J. W. Harris, D. C. Me- | the left wrist | Dougal, H. H. Huntington and F. W.| Grant of Hopland have vonded the Gilles- pie quicksilver mine, near the House. Mountain | LOSS OF MEMBERSHIP 'he Last Chance Gold Mining Com- | IN THE M. E. CHURCH vany, which recently purchased the Paul- | Sen, Union Hill and Dutton Creek placer waTen | properties, in Trinity \':i‘unl_\ will cut a In the course of a sermon on “Things | mije ditch o take water out of | We Should Leave for Christ” Dr. E. e “;g';l!"'““' N e e Nelander, pastor of the English Lutheran | anide plant at Hedges, San Church, sald last evening: | Diego County, was started on the Zith | The Bishops of the Methodist church have | inst. It ha: apacity of 1-3 tons of called upon that denomination to devote a week | tallings per day, which capacity will be 10 fasting and prayer in view of the fact t enlarged three-rold later. There will be the church has for the first time in its history | 240 stamps at the mines, capable of handl- alled to make an advance and instead is call ing 1100 tons of ore per day. ,."*,“""1“ b ack r'l';:v-xr’ Thiz is the | 'he Royal Consolivated Mining Com- % “dearth in & denominations. = Nor has tne | Pauy st Hodson will, so the Mokelumne | Lutheran church oceasion to 100k on with com. | Hill Chronicle says, erect a new g)-stamp | mill near their mine, to be used in co nection with the old 80-stamp mill, whic is some distance from the works. When | the old miill was built it was impossible | to bring the water used in the batteries | . although it has made a marked ad- long the line, for the fact remains resuits have been insignificant com- with what could and what should have ‘At this poor dying rate” the millennium will nearer to the mine. be long in coming. With a half-starved clergy. gets water from the | the average salary of ministers in the reservoir, which overcome culty. The Redding Searchlight is authority for the statement that the Tarbet people | of Salt Lake have a new bond on the | Afterthought mine, and that the bonders | will work fifteen men, divided into three | tates is less than $600; with the decline singing; with the languish- : with the Sabhath desec en by professed Christians—in short, with the worl y mindedness and haif- heartedness now prevalent the world will never be captured for Christ. But the inherent power | of the gospel i= an ecarnest of a better time coming. To your knees, O Israel! e e HONORS TO SOLDIER KNIGHTS. Pythians Bu;y- "Remains of Com- rades Who Died in Phil- | ippines. nite in_congregatic ing Jay shifts. A shaft will be sunk between 200 and 300 feet, when the ledge will be drifted | on fo determine the extent of the prop- | erty. The new Blue Point mine at Smartsville, | v, will be Yuba Coun milling pri hereafte Co. ot New York have I | ed with William Kolman, I operated by the | Richard Irvine some inter of property. It was first worked as a_hy- Another funeral Procosslon wound up flralnlh- proposition, then was drifte 1 the road to the National Cemetery at the | Drifting was abandoned because the top | Presidio vesterday. It was led by three | gravel caved to the depth of 250 feet. ! caissons bearing the bodies of threce mem- | The Gannan mines, consisting of four- bers of the Fourth Cavalry, who died in | teen claims, situated in the Arrow mining | the Philippines. The men were all mem- | district, San Bernardino County, have | bers of the order of the IKnights of | been sold. Shafts, tunnels and drifts on | Pythias, and it was under the auspices of the property amount to 1500 feet. The pur- | chasers are the Gannon Gold and Copper | Mining and Milling Company, incorporat- | ed by W. A. Barker, T. A. Gannon, I. U. | Inskeep, John J. Shay and C. H. Barker | of Los Angeles. v Tembple has been East in connec- tion with the sale of the Mammoth and | Balakala copper mines in Shasta County, | which he has bonded. The first has a | price of $101,500 upon it and the second $100,000. The bonds expire April 5. their old lodge, Mars Lodge No. 202, that they were buried. The men were sergeant Major Robert- son, Sergeant Craig of Troop C and Pri- vate Branigan of Troop B. Their bodies have been in the Y, M. C. A. building until such a time as the lodge could get to- and hold suitable ceremonies at their interment, "The column of knights with a band met | the calssons at the Lombard-street gate. | An escort and firing party of twelve men ( from the Third United States Artillery | had been provided from the garrison. The -arers were Past Chancellors Robert | G. Barton, Eugene J. Sullivan, Theodore | Donner, R, M. Beach and Fred 8. Holland. Grand Prelate Albert S. Morrison of Mars Lodge officiated. At the grave Past Supreme Representa- tive George H. Morrison delivered the funeral oration. It was an eloquent trib- HEINSBERG'S HOME IS | LOOTED BY BURGLARS | During the Absence of the Family| Thieves Carry Away Considex- able Booty. They had been held high in the _ Through the industry of one or more | burglars the expenses of J. A. Heins-| outing were ma- rades. esteem botli of their brother knights and their comrades in the regiment, and of the | berg’s two weeks’ hundreds who followed the flag-draped | terjally increased. Mr. Heinsberg with | . there were few who had not been | s famfly left the city two weeks | The full ritual of the Pythian burial |ago for an outing and, not think- service was rendered and then the three |ing of burglars, left all the family volleys and taps gave them their last plate, plated-ware jewelry and -any val- farewell. | uable_pieces of bric-a-brac in their home, 2142 Sutter street. Saturday the family returned home and found the interior of the house a wreck. All of the articles men- tioned were missing, and the contents of | | drawers and chests were scattered over | the rooms. An investigation developed the fact that the burglar or burglars gained entrance either with a key or lock pick. The mat- ter was reported to the police, but like many other burglaries that have occurred in the Western Addition during the past lewl months there is no clew to the crim- inal. —_———— RELICS IN A DREDGE. Ancient British Cannon Taken From the Savannah River. SAVANNAH, Ga., April 1.—The dredge Babeock, at work in the river here to-day, picked up two old type English cannon in a man-of-war wreck. One gun weighs about 1000 pounds and the other 850 ounds. The vessel is supposed to have n sunk at the time of the British oc- cvpation of this city, when the French a.llfes safled up the river to attack them. A number of cannon balls and several sliver coins of a_ date of more than 100 years ago have also been taken out. —_———— Easter cards now ready for malling to Eastern friends. Sanborn, Vail & Co., 741 Market street - \ | ¥. W. BELL, Central Plating Works, $52 Mis- | Worthington Steam Pumps & Water Meters, COON SONGS AND MELODRAMA MIXED 'DEADLY ILLUMINATING GAS ENDS QUINT’S LIFE There was a large, delighted, delicious | audience at the California Theater yester- | @& —4-0 -3+ 0+ e e >ed +d e b edeied edeieis® day afternoon to see the Suwanee | ¢ 55 River'—one of those responsive, human | [ crowds, that take melodrama more seri- | 7 ) 4 ously than life it and throb breath- | ¢ Qr 2, * lessly th se conflicts between vir- | & ) \d tue and vic sms of applause and | ¢ TR outbreaks of villain ing that give joy | A il o to the managers and promote the gayety | € ) of the normal minority. IR | But the audience was not the only | > amusing feature of the performance. | . is comedy in “On the Suwanee | l ' most of which is furnished by e Stella’ Mahew, who does coon with a near- | { ness to the real thing that is admirable > and which mar her an artist of in- } dividual ability. She hasn’t the best kind h e »f a part, and when she takes her turn | & 1t specialties her songs are without any 1 D¢ merit whatever, except that which her | personality and cl give them. > s considerable. t had | Fi& nee at som would 1 be sure to arr I3 Miss Mahew good and | ¢ her cooni so t hat if she | &> did not e “aucasian _cuticle «bove her es in se | ERE fense one wou E 1 in taking | H e her for a gentlewoman of color. | There is a quarte re acks with i | the company, one member of which is I e noteworthy, not only for his extrem - | length but for hLis although | agerated, is not the le able. He | ¢ evidence, too, of having a very fair i - voice and a capital Irish G et, and | H $ should be given a chance tc yme- } thing single-handed, with the chances all N in his favor of ma a hit. His name, T as well as I could asce from the pro- umme, is Joe Jeanette and deserves the thank applausge of every one the acting of rner, and noth- ing offensiy of the distribu- tion. ' of the per-| lar was the Fred Tr half do times, he will probably persist in pleasi in spite of my dissent PORTER GARNETT. Willle Collier rs upon the second D e R S e il ] an last week o Ir. Smooth’™ at the ol i e et th St 2 DOUGLAS U. QUINT, VICTIM OF DESPONDENCY. cap: d altogether a very good en- 3 Sy cano O e hinlcls LAM April 1—D 1s U. | thinking th. will fol begi a series of popular- Quint, ant weigher in the price attractio ppear at the Colum- | United St castosia: service - st bia_for a limi od. ispended yes- San Frar The Jame: vhich prom- | terday morning by Surveyor of the Port fses to be an impor will open_at the California | Joseph S. Spear Jr. This morning evening, April 9. The 7 o'clock the lifeless body of Quir Sy o B Iy found in a bed at his home, : 3¢ excellent plays, The openit street, this city, by his wife. ' De ith Russell's success, * due to yxiation by & Romance,” which 18 W mise was a c or premeditated is problematic The Brown es in eral circums nces tend to show lig Ciranla \s was turned on with a de Quint had of late dlander & se next Su; his friends at mself. Thre ight the 2fternoon Quint c performance of barber-shop of Bruno Funck duction will be on street, near Ralilrc venue, orate preparation asking for a frie for s sure thoroug details. the s without At the Grand Ope to a despc Student” is to be tired ¢ st evening. of the present cc Mrs. Qu company will ope lady sian Girl and F Thieves.’ band The Tivoli has started anothe in “Manila Bound,” which enters its second week to-niglh The Orphcum has for the present we Mathews and I a far the Second” “ogill and Arlea in cal comedy, “A Hot Lunch”; Earl Shepherd, Carrie Behr, A. L. Guille other At Fischer's Concert House the third act of “Faust” is being n addition to vocal and instrumenta ectic the Italian artists and Hinrichs' orches- tra. The Black Bartons have been added to the bill at the Olympia The programme for Paderewski's con- rt, take place Mo afternoon n as ow ntasie |'n1 F ( Henry J. Crocker’s Stable Burned. op. 111 (Beethoven); Sona e e o PN hefe D e b Fire broke out in the tw brick | CAPE NOME SAND CENTRIFUGAL PUMPS: 06“ & Drake Amalgamators, operat- ing daily; 1 30-Hp. gasoline en- gine cheap. 9 Stevenson, 8. F. SAND CENTRIFUGAL PUMPS In Overation Dally, €25 Sixth Street. BYRON JACKSON. | ADVERTISEMENTS. " in the Goldfields is as necessary as a pick. No miner should be without one. Unaffected by extreme cold or heat. i ey WINCHESTER AMMUNITION Always reliable, sold everywhere. Send name and address on a postal card for 160-page illustrated catalogue. It is free. Winchester Repeating Arms Co., NEW HAVEN, CONN. 418 Market Street, San Francisco, Cal. CAPE NOME HOUSES FOR SALE. 12x16 ft., $150; 16x20 ft., $200. HUMBOLDT LUMBER CO. Washington sts., Oakland, DREDGING PUMPS. 011, Gasoline, Steam Hoists, Centrifugal Pumps, Engines&Boliers. HendyMach. Wks. 40 Fremont. EXPERIMENTAL MACH!NEiZY & MODELS. L. PETERSON, G44A Mission, S. F.; communi- cations from inventors strictly confidential. Apply to the | Third and MARSH STEAM PUMPS Supply fresh or ealt water for eluice boxes; | high or low lifts. Simonds. 33 Market st. PUMPS AND GASOLINE ENGINES. All_kinds of Pumps end Gasoline Engines. WOODIN & LITTLE. 312 Market st., 8. F. EEACH GOLD CONCENTRATOR. EAVES All the Gold by Gravitation. No quick- silver. Hand or power. In operation 14 Spear. OCEAN TRAVEL. OCEAN TRAVEL. AMERICAN LIN GOL» SEPARATOR. Cyclone Gold Separator and Amalgamator in Anily opera! Wm. H. Birch & Co., 133 1st. Pacific Coast Steamship Co. "~ MATTESON'S SLUICE WASHER. JStegmers leave Broadway | WEW YORK. SOUTHAMPTON. LONDON, PARI Long tom, riffles and carpet combined saves For Alanka il ;u g e !!v;r‘.\ urs. “wmr und. placer #old. VAN WINKLE. 413 Market st. | April 1. 6. 11, P T n 2 every Wed Change to company’s steamers at tle, For_Victoria, Vancouver (B. C.), Port Townsend, Seattle, | Tacoma, Everett, Anacortes Lou! GOLD SEPARATOR. | New York. MARSHALL Gold Saving Machine. 229 Fol- som street, Oriental Gas Engine Company. o OASOLINE- ENGINES, .April 18! New Y RED STAR LINE New York and Antwerp. and New Whatcom (Wash.)— 2, 0 3 [} From New York every Wednesday, 12 noon. HERCULES GAS ENGINE WORKS s filling | 10 a. m., April 1. 6 11 16,21, | ¥ - | 26; M d every fifth day thereafter; | Friesland . April 4 Kensingt. Jouie- vt fve Ihe. VS Rue o6 R 1 1(hnng:y.z atde ny's stea: | Southwark .....April 11 No 1 a Westernland ...April 15| Friesland GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS Outfits packed. IRVINE BROS.. 570 Howard, %8 Fourth, 1202 Polk ard 1441 Stockton, S. F. EMPIRE LINE from San Francisco May 15 and . to Nome and St. Michael. 2 p. m.. April very fifth day thers t Ba May 4, and e P §. S. Ohilo, from Seattle May e S. | altter. LIQUORS- For Santa Cruz, Monterey, San Simeon, C: June 30, July Sl Aug. . WHISKEY * S'\5=n & 80 | oos ¥ert Harford (San Luis Obispo), Gaviota, | First anc ¥ s passage. No' steerage. 418 Sacramento. Banta Barbara, Ventura. Hueneme, San Pedro, | For full information regarding freight and East San Pedro (Los Angeles). and Newport—9 | passage apply to INTERNATIONAL NAVIGATION CO., 30 Montgomery st., or any of its agents. THE 0. R. & N. CO, DISPATCH FAST STEAMERS TO PORTLAND From Spear-street Wharf at 10 a. m. 21, 25, 29; May 4, and | OILS. LUBRICATING Ofl._Crude Ofi and Gasolina. FNSIGN & McGUFFICK. 23 Spear at.. 8. F. PLATES FOR SAVING GOLD. Schaezlein & Burridge, 3 Hardle place. Kearny. between Sutfer and Bush streets. a.m., April 1 5 9 13. 1 every’ fourth day thereafter. For San Diego, stopping only at Port Harford (San Luis Obispo). Santa Barbara, Port Los les and Redondo (Los Angelesj—11 a. m., 9, 23, 27; May 1, and every San Jose del Santa Rosalia th of each senada, Magdalena Bay Cabo, Mazatlan, Altata, La Pa and Guaymas (Mexico)—10 a. m., wion’ st.. 8. F. Phone Jessie 501. 2 bt month. £12 First Class Includive Berth ROCKERS. rll*‘r;‘f further Information obtain company’s | FAHE $8 SFecnnd Class and ,\f-h b | B C. FORNIA ls.. o ROCKERS Buia-Pula Bocker: Comtettonnt | “EEY courany resersen ihe 2ght 1o dimnge | FEATE OF CALIVORIS st y e Sand Pumps; Machinery. PARKE | cteamers, sailing dates and hours of sailing. | cOLUMBIA salls.. Abnl 8 without Drevious notice. TICKET OFWICk —4 New Montgomery street (Palace Hotel). GOODALL, PERKINS & CO., Gen. Asts., 10 Market st,, San Francisco. TOYO KISEN KAISHA. & LACY CO., 21 Fremont st. N -ST, ., B:‘:‘&\,ll:t‘:t‘l! ‘Oakland, or Bullders’ Ex., 8. F. PILE-DRIVING ENGINES. Short line to Walla Walla, Spokane, Butte, Helena and all points in_the Northwest. Through tickets to all points East. = C eral Agent, 530 Market st. & co. rintendents. GOODALL, PERKINS S Mundy Holsting Engines. Tatum & Bowen. COMPAGNIE GENERALE TRANSATLANTIQUE. NGIN | CT LINE TO HAVRE-PARIS. | ENGINES, BOILERS. ETC. 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