Consolidation of Steel Companies Circulated to Stockholders
A circular being prepared for Bethlehem Steel stockholders reveals four directors sold holdings to a single purchaser who also acquired large blocks of Pennsylvania and Cambria Steel. The plan envisions unified control under a single management with sales to the highest bidder, potentially to major industrial interests linked to Morgan and Schwab.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethlehem Steel Company
Pennsylvania and
Cambria Steel Companies
Bethlehem Company
Linderman
Bethlehem
Pennsylvania Steel Company
Drexel & Co
J. Pierpont Morgan & Co
Charles M. Schwab
United States Steel Corporation
Pennsylvania
Cambria Steel
New York
Morgan Group
Vickers Sons & Maxim
Cramps
Harriman Shipbuilding
Newport News
United States Steel Corporations
Drexel
Pennsylvania Railroad
New American Iron Company Forming in Philadelphia
A group of Philadelphia capitalists plans a new iron company to be incorporated soon. The Ameri can Iron Company has purchased leases and options on valuable iron properties and may form the nucleus of an iron trust. E Tracy Tobin assists, but declines comment, saying it is a matter in which the public is not concerned. Reliable sources indicate capitalization and full stock subscription.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
American Iron Company
E. Tracy Tobin
New Almshouse and Asylum Plan Tied to Philadelphia Hospital Growth
Dr. John V. Shoemaker led invitations for a tour of New York and Boston almshouse and insane asylum sites. The Board of Charities and Correction, empowered to select a site separate from the hospital at Blockley, aims to act by July. Expansion at Philadelphia Hospital may follow, including a children’s hospital and skin disease facility, with 24 physician appointments forthcoming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John V. Shoemaker
Board of Charities and Correction
New York
Boston
Committee On Charities and Correction
Blockley
Cornells
Shoemaker
Philadelphia Hospital
Philadelphia
Costello
Councils’ Finance Committee
Kneass
Councils’ Committee On Charities, and Correction
Hobart Hare
Jefferson College
J. William White
James Tyson
University of Pennsylvania
Fox
Medico-Chirurgical College
Duffy’s Name Listed In Arrest Report Corrected
The Philadelphia Times printed James E. Duffy of 1124 South Twentieth street among those arrested for giving knockout drops to Horace Dugap of 2645 Bouvier street. Duffy, a saloon keeper, had no connection with the case and his name was used by mistake due to reporter carelessness. He is a respected church member and citizen, and friends noted the error.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia Times
James E. Duffy
South Twentieth Street
Horace Dugap
Bouvier Street
Duffy
Haverford College Phi Beta Kappa Meeting Concludes
Haverford College held its annual Phi Beta Kappa Society meeting during commencement week. Alumni gathered for the conclave with business at Alumni Hall while plans for tomorrow's events were announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haverford College
Phi Beta Kappa Society
Mortis Hart
Park Theatre Sold at Last for 85,000
Fleischman heirs sold the Park Theatre at Broad and Fairmount for 85000 subject to a 55000 mortgage held by Robert Fulford husband of Annie Pixley. Purchasers unnamed. J Fred Zimmerman Sr noted the sale does not affect the four year lease held by his firm. The theatre had been on the market for years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fleischman
Park Theatre
Broad and Fairmount Avenue
Robert Fulford
Annie Pixley
J. Fred Zimmerman
Philadelphia Centenarian Mrs Sugden Celebrates 100th Birthday
Mrs Catherine Rush Sugden of 1220 North Eighteenth street marks her centennial today. Despite age she remains mentally sharp and health is good though mobility limited after a hip fracture six months ago. She is the eldest Rush child of Stephen and Margaret Printz, with twelve siblings, several living past 80. Married in 1841 to Francis Sugden of England, she is active in the Lutheran Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherine Rush Sugden
North
Eighteenth Street
Jacob Rush
Philadelphia
Sugden
Castleberry
Pennsylvania
Hevner
Seventh and
Spring Garden Streets
Bullock
Francis Sugden
England
Deaths Linked to Jamaica Ginger In Dry County Store Case
A Macon Telegraph report recounts a dry county incident where Jamaica ginger killed four men after a store kept a supply hidden in the attic. An upcountry ginger maker used wood alcohol to cut the product, and the storekeeper, distraught by the deaths, drank the remaining bottle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macon
Blind Tiger
Jamaica
Southern Railroad
State University
Estore
Wooden Harness Story From Old New England Legacy
Ex Secretary of State E A Buckp of Willimantic recalls a curiosity from the past a wooden harness crafted by Stephen Chapeman of Westford village. The 100 plus year old harness is made entirely of hickory except two feather straps and a saddle patch, with iron links for fastenings. Chapeman, a noted natural mechanic, built his own farm tools and gear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Sun
E. A. Buckp
Willimantic
Stephen Chapeman
Westford Village
Buck
Chapeman
Kapeman
City Notes Promotes Policeman Amid Training Shifts
Substitute Policeman Frank J. Straiker of the Tenth and Buttonwood station is promoted to regular. Major Edward Randall, U S A, assumes control of military training for St Joseph’s College students next week. Policeman A J Hup litt of the Twentieth and Fitzwater station falls, breaking his left leg and is taken to Hahnemann Hospital. Addresses will mark closing exercises at Delances School near Priest Road, with Joseph Dana Allen as principal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank J. Straiker
Tenth
Buttonwood Streets
Edward Randall
St. Joseph's College
A. J. Huplitt
Twentieth
Fitzwater Streets
Hahnemann Hospital
Prin
Cathantal
Item O'brien
Wasington
Nak
Exerci Delances School
Priest Above
Dap
University of Pennsylvania
Oseph Dana Allen
Wendell P. Bowman Yadensay Riings
Marter
Ninth Street
Beanien
Ul P. Eblkinton
South Sixth Street
Carl Eckert
Slow Progress in the Loper Case at Trial
Proceedings in the Richard F. Loper fraud trial focused on reading minutes and resolutions from the Guarantors' Liability and Indemnity Company and the Guarantor's Finance Company boards. The evidence, including bank book entries and handwriting, drew clashes between District Attorney Rothermel and lawyer A B Shields as the case moves to more testimony tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard F. Loper
People’s Bank
Guarantors’ Liability and Indemnity Company
Rothermel
A. 8. L. Shields
Frank T. Butler
Shields
Butler
William H.knorr
Guarantors’ Liability and Ind
Guarantors’ Company of Pennsylvania
Loper
Isaac Doughton
Doughton
Guarantors’ Financé Company
Mr. Shields
Guarantors’ Company
Rotherme
Knorr
Reginald Redford
Mr. Redford
Mr. Rothermel
Philadelphia firm George K Hubbard & Co bankrupt
R Alfred Zimmerman and partners were adjudged voluntary bankrupt in the United States District Court. Liabilities total 66 204.69 with assets 100. Samuel L. Bane of Kennett Square Pa was discharged as a voluntary bankrupt. Judge McPherson overruled exceptions to the creditor composition proposed by William Browne & Sons and the Phoenix Mills Company. An order of confirmation was directed to be entered and Willis L Bryant was discharged from bankruptcy per the referee's report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Alfred Zimmerman
George L. Hubbard
Elon H. Guyn
George K. Hubbard
William Browne & Sons
Phoenix Mills Company
Willis L. Bryant
Orphans' Court: Stevenson appeals will mental capacity ruling
Henry M. Stevenson as administrator of George F. Nixon’s estate filed exceptions in Orphans Court challenging Judge Ferguson’s decision granting a jury trial in Common Pleas to assess Nixon’s testamentary mental capacity. The objections dispute the trial’s finding of any capacity doubt and question relations with Anna M. Nixon, married January 5, 1804, as a basis for capacity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry M. Stevenson
George F. Nixon
Orphans’ Court
Ferguson
Common Pleas
Nixon
Anna M. Nixon
Common Pleas Court hears suit over yacht sinking
In Common Pleas No 1 Henry F Schauffele and wife Caroline sue Philadelphia and Reading Railway for 5000 damages after the pleasure yacht Venture towed by the steam tug International sank in the Delaware River last summer. Their daughter Mary A Schauffele drowned during the voyage returning from Lincoln Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International
Delaware River
Common Pleas Court
Henry F. Schauffele
Caroline M. Schauffele
Philadelphia and Reading Railway Company
Euil
Mary A. Schauffele
Suits on Promissory Notes Involving Krautter and Clem ent
The Eighth National Bank sues in Common Pleas Court No 5 against Louis Krautter as maker and Thomas Clement as indorser for 13000 dated January 18 with indorsements by Thomas Clement and Union Brewing Company. G Franklin Davis sues Melrose Land and Improvement Company maker and Leon J Dutton secretary and Silas L Schump as indorsers for 1000 dated February 4 redeemable in thirty days at 207 Stephen Girard Building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eighth National Bank
Common Pleas Court
Louis Krautter
Thomas Clement
Union Brewing Company
Ouss Krautter
G. Franklin Davis
Melrose Land and Improvement Company
Leon J. Dutton
Silas L., Schump
Indorsers
Stephen Girard Building
Criminal Court List of Trials in Sessions Today
The list shows cases scheduled for trial in Room 676 before Judge Martin-Richard F. Leper including conspiracy embezzlement assault mischief and larceny. Names include Beane Be, Montogomery James, Levinson Fannie, Mangione, Zane Frank, Shaughnessy Kate, Royston Emma and many others with charges such as receiving stolen goods breaking and entering perjury and illegal voting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin
Richard F. Leper
Hay
Lodge
Guy
Bie
Meer
Beane Ie
Levinson
Fannie
Zane
Frank
Barty
Kins
James
Lo Loveland
Joseph
Rigo
Henry
Keely
Moseley
Willis
Garland
Olga
Aling ‘Cohen
Stinson
R A
Collard
Maria
Shaughnessy
Kate
Royston
Emma
Seeault
Haecarte
Frederick
Foster
John W
McTague
Schultz
Louis
Steinberg
Otto
Peter, Jr
Walah
Levi
York
Savin
Af Scott
Lissie
Higgins
Joseph Fery
Buck
Aveauitt
Deed Revocation Sought In Equity Suit Over Insolvent Firm
Attorney A T Ashton represents William C Wetherll and Bill Posting Sign Company in equity proceedings to annul the deed of assignment to John J Ridgway and to appoint a receiver. The petitioners allege checks were collected after insolvency and that the assignee is aligned with insolvent officers. After argument, the court reserved its decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.T. Ashton
William C. Wetherll
Bill Posting Sign Company
John J. Ridgway
Taxable status of escheated real estate in city case
Judge Arnold's opinion in Common Pleas Court No. 4 holds escheated real estate is taxable for city and county taxes. It notes no personal liability for taxes against the Commonwealth, which cannot be sued without consent, but confirms in rem proceedings may sell the real estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert A. Linton
Common Pleas Court
Arnold
Court sentences multiple thieves in Quarter Sessions ruling
In the Quarter Sessions Court Judge Stevenson disposed of cases. William Wise received six months for stealing a coat from John B. Amble. Edward Willis three months for clothing from Ruth Anderson. Ida Mayhew three months for a gold watch from Kate Abrahamson. Edward Brady committed to Huntingdon Reformatory for stealing $6.85 from Hugh Carney. Peter Costello three months for seven feet of lead pipe. Charles Hoover three months for seven pairs of shoes from Edward A. Murrow. Harry Wright one and a half months for clothing from Alfred C. Harrison. Henry Thomas three months for a coat and two pairs of pants from John Chase. Howard Moyer’s larceny case suspended. defendant discharged. Joseph Walter three months for four books from the Friends’ Library. Frank Diamond guilty of copper wire theft from the Philadelphia and Reading Railway. sentence deferred. James Hauk three months for fraudulently posing as an Advertising agent for Steam Engineering. Fred and Jennie Brown with Randolph and Annie Spabhe sentenced to one year each for robbing Walton residence on Kater Street. Joseph Toy convicted of pocketbook theft on South Penn Square. sentence deferred. Other larceny cases submitted with not guilty verdicts. Samuel Hayes and Patrick Daly six months for larceny of a team belonging to William H. Kalbach. Julia Mason colored three years in Eastern Penitentiary for aggravated assault and larceny. noted as a persistent offender.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Willis
Ruth Anderson
Ida Mayhew
Kate Abrahamson
Edward Brady
Aew Huntingdon Reformatory
Hugh Carney
Peter Costello
Charles Hoover
Edward A. Murrow
Harry Wright
Thr
Alfred C. Harrison
Henry Thomas
John Chase
Howard Moyer
Jacob Hontz
Atence
Joseph Walter
Friends’ Library
Frank Diamond
Philadelphia and Reading Railway Company
James Hauk
Steam Engineering
Fred
Jennie Brown
Randolph
Annie Spabhe
Andrew FE. Walton
Kater Street
Joseph Toy
Minnie Woodburn
South Penn Square
Fifteenth Street
William A Aease
Samuel Hayes
Patrick Daly
William H. Kalbach
Julia Mason
Eastern Penitentiary
Herman Frick
Policeman Sued Over False Arrest in Emerald Street Case
Adelaide Curry sues policeman Robert J. Clark in Common Pleas Court seeking damages for false arrest and imprisonment. She alleges he arrested her on July 31 on suspicion of stealing a pocketbook from 3024 Emerald Street, but the missing property was later found inside the house after hours in custody.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adelaide Curry
Robert J. Clark
Common Pleas Court
Clark
Emerald Street
Philopatrian Directors Victory in Equity Suit
Judge Arnold dismissed the equity suit against Philopatrian Institute directors ruling that elections for corporate directors must be contested by quo warranto action, not equity. The bill is sustained as demurrer upheld and the case dismissed for lack of proper procedure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arnold
The
Philopatrian Institute
Judgments Entered in Common Pleas Court
Judgments were entered in the Common Pleas Courts listing numerous cases with amounts for want of appearance or defense, including Laura F. Clark against Joseph Costello for 43.33 and B. Waters against George Waters for 1508.46, among others. foreign attachment issued in favor of Stiffel Freeman against Webster Foundry Land Co. No lien agreements were recorded, detailing builder J F McCloskey and contractor Henry P Schneider/J B Johnson work on local properties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Pleas
Laura F. Clark
Joseph Costello
Walters
Philadelphia Textile Machinery Co
Samera
Wolf Chemical Company
Kate Eddy
Pate
B. Waters
George Waters
Frank D. Mullan
Mobile Oe Commoesy of
America
de McCambridge & Co
Grams
John J. Daly
Efense
Harry Po Hannah C. Nolan
de Wilson Fisher
Gertrude Pesasnteee
Son
Maria A. Hudson
Ey Secugh
Annie Meighan
Moody
George L. Krall
A Roberts
Alonzo
Roberts
Foulkrod & Co
C. H. Stewart
Stiffel & Freeman
Webster Foundry Land Company
Common Pleas Court
J. F. McCloskey
York Manufacturing Comi
Fiftysecent
Joboreee Streets
Henry P. Schneider
John B. Johnson
Poplar Street
Girard Avenue
Register of Wills grants probate and administrations
The Register of Wills yesterday admitted four wills to probate for John J. Brown, Mary A. Strahan, Jane B. Hare, and Edwin 8 Osborne with listed amounts. Letters of administration were granted for Mary Albertson, Mary A. King, Jane Baltz, and Robert McDonald with their respective estate values.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wille Singer
John J. Brown
Mary A. Strahan
Jane B. Hare
Edwin 8. Osborne
Mary Albertson
Mary A. King
Jane Baltz
Robert McDonald
Court notes from local courts and estates
In Orphans Court Judge Ferguson appointed Charles Wermuth guardian of minor Frank A Spoo. Common Pleas dissolved Oak Chemical Company. Judge Ashman filed adjudication in estate of David Graham with balances of 68462.88 principal and 25953.72 income. Judge Penrose directed distribution schedule for estate of John McCahan totaling 296660 principal and 2788.54 income. Dr William M Huston, respondent in divorce suit by Violet A Huston, and in suit by Harvey Boger, gained rule requiring wife to file bill of particulars or face non suit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orphans’ Court
Ferguson
Charles Wermuth
Frank A. Spoo
Common Pleas Court
Oak Chemical Company
Ashman
David Graham
Penrose Yeste
John McCahan
William M. Huston
Violet A. J. Huston
Plaiati
Harvey M. Boger
Oi Ae
Garden Streets
Common Pleas hearing on Lyons vs The Pene case
Judges Biddle Bregg and Beitler continued hearing the lists. Nos 5 and 6 Lyons vs The pene, arising from the Keen tterle Company collapse years ago, were left open for today. No decisions were recorded yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biddle
Bregg
Beitler
Lyons
The
Pene
Keentterle Company
Equity list hearing resumed in Baisley v Hopkins case
In room C President Judge Penny packer presided as the hearing of No. 2 Baisley v Hopkins continued for an accounting of stock transactions. Additional testimony was scheduled for today. In room D the Sulsberger Breo area case and the Casas matter were adjourned until Monday at an unspecified time. Cooper v Duval remained on trial with the list to be resumed this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Equity
Pennypacker
Baisley
Dissolution Decree In Equity Trial List Proceedings
A decree dissolving Oak Chemical Company was issued by Judge McCarthy. The equity docket lists ongoing matters including a rule on the plaintiff in Keller versus Gryter, with occupancy terms and trial room assignments noted. Proceedings reference Judge McMichael-Jones and Judge McCarthy in rooms E and F for various cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oak Chemical Company
McCarthy
Merton Keller
Tave J. D. Gryter
President Judge Arnold handed oy sports, which elsewhere Sal Monday
President Judge Arnold handed down a sports decision, with actions to be announced elsewhere on Sal Monday. The case centers on local sports leadership and dispute proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judge Arnold
Oy Sports
Stowaways in hard luck at Seventh district station
Patrick Whitty and Michael Fignon, two Irish youths, sit in the Seventh district station house on Third Street and Fairmount Avenue after being discovered as stowaways aboard the Sicilian. They hid aboard at Halifax, were found a day out, and face possible deportation unless relatives guarantee they will not become a charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seventh District Station House
Third Street
Fairmount Avenue
Patrick Whitty
Michael Fignon
Whitty
Flynn
Halifax
Canada
United States
Philadelphia
Great Council of Red Men Assembly at Harmonie Hall
The Improved Order of Red Men held its Great Council session at Harmonie Hall with 418 delegates from across the state. Thomas K. Donnelly reported 44,760 members and tribe wealth of 657000 dollars. a fund for member care and education was approved. City Treasurer J. Hampton Moore welcomed the group dating back to 1760. Neshaminy and Seminole Tribes performed degrees last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harmonie Hall
Eleventh Street
Spring Garden
Red Men
Great Council
Thomas K. Donnelly
J. Hampton Moore
United States
Hum of City Streets and Passing Festival Notes
A fragment from a Philadelphia era paper describes small boy book borrowing by weekly rounds, Ward R. Bills' clever legislative line, a baptism in Merchantville, Russian sailors bicycling routes, a Columbia Park ball joke about Redshirts, and a northeast oak linked to Washington’s Wheatsheaf Inn goose. Sousa recalls Broad Street fame and Exposition marches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond Street
Madame Washington
Richmond
Washington
Democratic State Committee to Meet in Harrisburg
The executive committee of the Democratic State committee will hold a meeting in Harrisburg on June 27 to decide the timing and location of the state convention. The date for the convention is to be set, with officials noting uncertainty about travel and scheduling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
Philadelphia Times
Harrisburg
Democratic State Committee
Legimiat
Ines
Tate
Election contest heard in the Thirty-fifth Ward Board case
Judge Ralston presided in Court No 5 over a contested election for the Thirty-fifth Ward School Board. Proceedings centered on vote validity and eligibility issues as part of the local contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralston
Thirty-fifth Ward
Coroner Probes Fatal Injuries in Two Cases
The coroner investigates two cases, one involving John Gallaben, a 10 year old boy, who died from injuries received by a tram and wagon, and another case for a person named Beagrie of about 1830 age, with unclear details in the surviving text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Gallaben
Vane Beagrie
Two Hour Strike Settled Amicably
Members of the Allied trades objected to the manual workers’ terms in a two hour strike on Monday. The stoppage disrupted local stores and businesses along downtown Blev a streets before the dispute was resolved amicably.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allied Porns Trades
Maacal
Pers
Apneths
Mee Atre
Bleva
Burglary Strikes Regina Goldbeck Home in East Green area
Burglars broke into Mrs Regina Goldbeck s residence at 3855 Epring Garden Street yesterday morning. The thief forced a shutter to gain entry and stole valuable jewelry valued at about four hundred dollars. Local police investigating the break in with no suspects named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Regina Goldbeck
Epring Garden Street
Wood Choppers Initiation Causes Electrical Shock Death Suspected
George Reese a 20 year old plumber from 2526 Arizona street was rendered unconscious for over six hours after an initiation into the Wood Choppers a branch of the Foresters of America. Police say he collapsed from an electrical current used in the ritual at Allegheny Avenue. Reese is not in danger but refuses to explain how the injuries occurred. The Wood Choppers are a new group, and few members are known. Reese’s wife lives at 2520 Arizona street and is unaware of the accident. Dr Davies says Reese likely suffered an electrical shock rather than heat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Reese
Arizona Street
Samaritan Hospital
Townsend
Twenty-second District
Reese
Reesé
Davies
Twenty-second Street
Allegheny Avenue
Wood Choppers
Allegheny Cabin
Order of Foresters of America
Superstition Saves Coal Near Amoy in Chinese Fengshui Belief
A London Chronicle summary discusses Chinese Fengshui guiding coal use near Amoy. It notes rich unworked coal beds avoided due to spirits of wind and water, deforestation limits, and workers trading wood for copper cash while doctors warn against disturbing the beds. The piece reflects fatalistic views and respect for precedent in Fengshui practice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
London Chronicle
China
Amoy
Earth
Grand Masons Banquet Attended by Carlisle Assembly
Special to THE PHILADELPHIA Times Carlisle June 11 Masons from across Southern Pennsylvania attended a Carlisle banquet. The officers presented include many notable Masons as the event celebrated fraternal ties and lodge cooperation in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia Times
Carlisle
Pennsylvania
Trolley Link Planned From Mechanicsburg to Dover
Mechanisms to Dover route proposed with York county linkage. Route length about twenty one miles aims to connect Mechanicsburg to Dover via a York line. Officials in Hanover and surrounding areas weigh the project as a regional transit extension.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mechanicsburg
Dover
Philadelpmma
Hanover
York County
She. Ie Foam
Genecetek Ba Own
S, Burg
Ver
York
Attracted Verse Sparks Banter in Street Exchange
A brief Washington Star note records a passerby remarking on a literary young woman's talk and a young man’s amused response. The exchange highlights a playful moment as he, with a notably large neck and striped attire, admits interest in poetry and a Seneca reference while onlookers note the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Star
Ian
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