FOOCHOW NOTES,
The following items are taksa bodily or else adapted from the Foochow Daily Echo-
AMATEUR DRAMATICE.
The Customs Club at Pagoda Anchorage staged a pier called " Potulant Polly" on the 2nd inst. The performnor, Dr. Boss. Mina M. Blow, Mr. F. W. Shaw, Miss Judia Shaw, Miss M Palmer, Mr. R. B. Begley, and Mins G. Smith, wer all highly praise. Dr. Ross was stage manager as well, and the chief-offear of Ce sa. Maiman (namo not given) acted the
part of a whole orchestra,
THE MAN-EATING FISH.
SIXPENNY-HALFPENNY MARCONIGRAMS.
THE HONGKONG DAILY PRESS, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 18TH, 1905,
An arrangement with the British Govern- ont under their contruct with the Marconi Companies came into force at the beginning This urrangement is well of this year. worth notice, although at Hongkong the Post Office is not yet prepared to secopt the now messages. The following is a copy of the official notification -
The Postmaster-Geveral has made provisional arrangements with the Maresal International Marine Communication Company for the acceptance and prepaymont at telegraph offices in the United Kingdom of telegrams for trans- mission from wireless stations on the coast to shipa at soa.
The arrangement will come into operation on the 1st prox.
A SOLDIER'S DEATH.
Before Mr. H. H. J. Gomperta, sitting na coroner, and a jury, an inquiry was held at the Magistraay yesterday afternoon concerning the death of Frederick Hicks, a private in "D" Co., Royal West Kents, who cut his death on the 12th instant as the result of a fall from the verandah of Murray Barracks.
KOWLOON'S NEW PROTESTANT Į
CHURCH.
A meeting of those interested in the new Protestant Church for Kowloon was held at the Kowloon Institute yesterday afternoon. The Bishop of Vistoria prosided.
The Bisuor said ----Lailies and gentle- |mon, I have invited you horo this ovening beczuse thero are certain matters in connection with this now church which most be talked about. There is no use going over ancient history. You know that Sir C. P. Chater gara this church to the Colony: tos foundation-tons has booti haid; and the church is in course of construction. I hope that by St. Andrew's Day we shall be able to consorate the church; but there is a great deal to bo done before that. There must boo deed of trust. The church should be vested in the Cathedral Church Body as trustees. There should be another church body or vestry elected by the congregation gasping for breath; then ho started The church should be held by the Church breathing heavily. The upsetting of the form Body on the other side so as to prevent it was the first noise I heard on the verandah. from being alienated; but the church should
which deceased fell is very hard,
James Cerk, private in the second lattalion R.W.K., deposed; I was on sentry duty on the 7th inst. at Murray Barracks. Deceased antered by the Westora gate between eleven and twelve o'clock with private Taylor. I could not say whether he was sober when he enteral, As was walking up and down on sautry duty the following morning, I heard something upsetting on the verandah, nud on looking up saw a figure falling. It caught on the telephone wires and then fell to grand. I shouted to the sorgeant of the The charge will be Gid, a word, with a guard, or when a light was brought recognised the body that of private Hicks. He appeared minimum of ds. did. for each telegram.
With regard to this arrangement the Traily at firat i Telegraph said, on Dec, 31st:--
Tomorrow it will become practicable to
from the postal telegraph offices of the Ualted Kingdom wireless messages, for transmission from the Marcosi Companies const stations to The lower jaw projects (like a pike'n P) and the ships at a fitted with the Marconi apparatus.
Some time ago, Sharp Ponte divers wero sevurely bitten by son mysterious monster in the depths of this is, and as the bites word evidently not shark biles, there was much apeculation as to the nature of the savage loviathan. A Cornish correspondent of the Ecko has got the opinion of the chief of the Fish and Raptile department at South Ken. Bington. He thinks it was likely to be a gigantic sou perel (Batrachus yiyas), which-
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THE GERMANS IN CHINA
The Paris correspondent of the Times writing on Jan 5th mid-The grate and important The Tinica of yesterday oncerning the self- statement of your Peking correspondent in effacement of British diplomacy in regard to China and its growing habit of fellowing the under the above title in the Dipeche Coloniale. German lead gives special interest to an articlo The leading organ of the French Colonial party, after a striking arroy of the extraordinary efforts made by the German
aloeta a deep hole in a muddy bottom for its despatch in the ordinary routine of businggy There was no light there. The ground on be govorned by a Kowloon Testry. Ton cannot strengthen its military position in China, AYS
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habitat. It ofton attacks divers. specimen washed up somewhere mohuured seveż - foon feet long and fone fast scross the shoulders.
mouth is of great size.
ROAD TAUSTA.
The beavy rains make one's thoughts turn to JONì trusts. It in now, if over, a på mut anbject, and we wish we could say the same of the roads themselves. It is the irony of fiste that most of one roads show evident signs of being recently laid by proving more muddy then usual. They are really is goal order, but the rains have caught the committee a little early.
Much good work has been dopo especially in the outlying suburbs, and there is good work in the making.
We are very glad to believe that the Road Trust Committeo take a most broad-ininded viaw of their responsibilities. There are, in our melisighbourhood, many quite narecas. Hary holes and shallow pools which such rains an we have had recently will fill for months perhaps Such prove a veritable hotbed for mosquito breeding, anopheles and othersins. The same applies to one or two Chinese graves
which should be drained or filled in.
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The arrangement which thus comes into oper tion is in pursuance of the agreement made last August, which represents what may be described as a working partnership between the companies and the Post Office.
The whole rate for the transmission of the telegrams-the wireless rate from skip to shore and the postel telegraph rate over the inland fraten--bus teen collected on the ships by the Marconi operators in charge of the stations there. The Marconi operator at the shoro sistion hes, on receipt of a wireless message from a ship, handed it in at the nearest postal telegraph office, paying, of course, the Post Office arges; and the ship station and the shorestation being both under the control of the Marconi Companies, the payment to the Post Office for the land charge has been re-imbursed from
the money collected from the Marconi operator on the ship. When, however, messages had to be transmitted from the elore to the ship, the matter was not so simple. In the first place, the general public had no information of the movements of ships carrying the wireless apparatus, or of the locality of the shore stations through which messages might be sent
Farther, any Marconi telegraph station on a ship was not recognised by the postal telegraph officiala as an address,
It is practically an established fact that tho anophelom profers a shallow and secluded pool or swamp, or a gently flowing gattor stream. They are and this wo write from personalat certain times. experience) a particular weakness for garden pets auch are filled with water by our gardeners in sororal corners to saVO So crude were the facilities available that the him a few extra yarıls's wolk. Leave one of wireless traffic from shure to ship has been prae- these slime for a wook, and a colony of anophetically nil. To-morrow all this will be changed, Jos larvas and others will be grateful to you for life or death! Such pots should be completely cleared out at least once weekly. The malaria mosquito in particular is only active in a limited area and migrates but very little distaves from whoro it rises into life. It may
be early to insist on thuso welknown trucks, but the virtuo of early attention will be its own
reward. In this aso, as in many others, the
hearty cooperation of the community is essential if the mosquito, and with it the malaria plague,
is to be successfully combatted.
CHINESE LAUNCHES
A shocking disaster occurred on Monday 6th inst, by the sudder bursting of a boiler on the native owned steam-launch Thug Mat which zans between Yang Mua and Nuntai. The namber of serious injuries is roughly estimated nt at least twenty eight, all of which were taken immediately to the Native Hospital for treat- mout. Thírices cases hare, we hear, proved fatal. Pending further enquiries at any rate
we can only remark that from the outward
BUILDING
appeurance of several similar launches one might readily expost repetitions of such ozaurrences. overcrowded. If they are coun they are
Building in Foochow is going on space. Whilst we are always glad to note the enterprise. of our missionary friends we could wish that commercial seccons were marching at least pari passa. No less than six largo baillings, re- sidential and otherwise, are in curse of erection "In addition to two or three completed last year, It is pleasing to note that one ned all promise to be at any rate presentable. We do not want a duplicate of the unsightly edifice completed some little while ago on the hill facing the American Hospital, which completely spoils an ofborwisu bountiful landscape. Its now neighbour is certainly much more promisng, and explains, without exeusing, the kideone boundary wall that has been an eyesore for so long, but it surely needs no Ruskin to regret them both, and to absolutely condemn the other building s inoxenently ugly. One must live somewhere of course, but if we have to set our house on a bill, can we not remember that it cannot easily
be hid?
THE EXPORT OF GERMAN MACHINERY.
Anyone desirens of sending a message to a ship at sen by wireless telegraphy can obtain at any telegraph office information as to the ships üfted with the. Marconi apparatus, the sbore stations with which the ships come into com- munication, and the hours during which the
ship is within range of such stations. T whole rate of transmission will be collected by the Post Office authorities. It is practicable now to equip ships with apparatus which can receive messages throughout the whole of the Athutiu passage, and the Cunard Company is Eublishing on four of its vessels & Dewspaper issued each day of the voyage, supplied with new, transmitted by the Marconi system;
manner.
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Critime &
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TSLBFHONE No. 195.
MARK.
Empire in the short space of five years to IND COOPE'S ALE that these facts prove to demonstration that FER CASE OF 8 DOZEN FINTS... $16.00 Gormany was firmly resolved to protectorate over Shan-tang at an early data and to convert its 40 million inhabitants into BASS' LIGHT GRAVITY German subjects. Indeed, the writer, Colouel Poroz, is strongly of opinion that the Emperor deaigns are not confined to the solutions the creation at Tsing-tan of BASS' BOAR'S HEAD
of han-tung. In support of this
It is unquestionable, according to Colonel
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bare a vestry before you have a congregation Sergeant Ernest Gulliver Atated: I saw The trustees should be selected before the levensod enter the barracks at 11.55 p. consecration service, and that will be a part Ho reported himself to me in the usual of the consecration servico. It is just a
Ho was jolly at the time, but quite little diculi
to get
chaplain pat, sober. Private Taylor came in with him. I when we do not know how far there will saw him lying on the concrete outside be funds available. The Cathedral Church next the orderly room. This was about 145 am. Body Ims arranged contributo for
a powerful naval base and the constant efforis The sentry sent for me, Hicks was unconscious three years the Вдов of $2,000 as part mado by Germina diplomacy and Gormon when I saw him, and did not recover before he payment for a chaplain, on condition that syndicates to scoure the concession for a net. was removed. The men are in the habit of the sail clapinin will be available for work of railways radiating from the Yellow'
River. sloping on the verandal in the hot weather. certain work in the Cathedral the chaplain but there was no reason why Hicks should having to take part in Cathedral Servicos Pores, that the Emperor's policy has been have been sleeping there on the 7th, as it und not Kowloon work only. The pur. persistently directed towards the economic was rather cold that night. On going to ticular work in Kowloon will be entirely Shan-si, and Ho-aan, to be followed by the GUINNESS' STOUT
absorption of the provinces of Shan-tang, that part of the verandah from which deceased in charge of that zuan, and as soon མ anice, ja
veiled form. of this im- fell, I saw a form lying up against the table. the Kowloon Church is able to run along by menes and populous region with the German His waistbelt was on the table and his boots itself, connection with the Cathedral will be Empire. The oxocation of this plan, pert and cap were lying on the verandah, When so vered. This armagement will be for three of the world-policy of William II, depends
of the upon tho sueces
more mødest I saw decured on the concrete there was a years or till the Kowloon congregation is enterprise of a complete scouemie and political stream of blood ranning from under his hand.
able to support its OWN shaplain. I confiscation of Rastorn Shau-tung. From that Dr. Johnson, Captain R.M.A.C., deposod: hope and fully expect that before three years are
firm base German influence conle onvily radiate Deconsed was brought into the Station up the Kowloon congregation will be good and over the adjoining territories, in which the samu metbexis would apparently produce like Hospital, Wellington Barracks, abgit 2 am strong on its own footing. The church is being results." After a reference to the interesting on the morning of the 8th in an inconscious built but not being furnished. There are
Dentors of German progress given by condition, and never came out of that state. a good inany things to be got before the church F Colonel Perez status that the war and its Tko canes of desch haemorrhage.
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inter-cerebral
Private 8 Taylor said: I returned to barracks at 11.35 pm on the night of the 7th. I was accompanied by Private Hicks. I met him at the west rate and we went to the guardroom together. He was perfectly sober. Private James Joseph deposed:-I was with deceased on the night of the 7th instant for about three hours. We were at the Soldiers Club, At ten minutes past ton I left him. He was perfectly sober.
After bearing further witnesses, the jury. returned a verdict of accidental death.
TENNIS CHAMPION OF THE ORIENT.
The Manile Cablenews has the following
can be neud or even consecrated. We want
nesta unless we want to use the African method.
#
Pilan in his work Le Chantoung,
rerolation of Japanese strength have now ferced Germany to adopt a consertative and waiting Wo want furniture for the chancel, a holy coin-policy. She found herself in an extremly munion table, a plate for holy communion, two risky position, boing, so to speak, caught in the net of territorial expansion and in the dispersion. seats in the chancel, and choir seats, and seats of her economic forces in presence
Hin
of
a poski. for the congregation, a pulpit and a good many bla and probable adversary strong enough at other items, none of which are very heavy. We the first shock to tear into shreds the very want the church to be lit; and all these slender and far too extensive network which she had sprod over the vast coastline of the things require a certain amount of subscriptions Yellow Sen. Kino-chau, the future cautre of and someone to take the work in band to this gigantic spidor's web, is certainly in see it is done. It would devor do to greater danger than were Dalay and Port
Arthur." hare the church ready, but not fit for use. My In the further couren of his article Celonel own iden is that the best way to effect Peroz contands that in the ovent of
a raptare this end would be to form a small representative the Japanese would seize Taing-tau, the haral committee. I have no doubt that there will be port of Kiso-chan, before the German ships could pass through the Suez Canal, and that German commerco in the Far East, lacking certain people who will give certain things to the church. Some people may like to give a palpit support and protection, would be destroyed at the very beginning of hostilities. This in- erority, which hampers andi bumiliates Ger mony, will, he says, continue as long as Japan remains the formidable military, Power and enterprising commercial zation which she has proved herself to be.
paragraph, nader the headings Tennis Cham-se a reading desk, and so on. Others may pion of the Orient" and "Hongkong's crack not be prepared to give any particular thing, player comes to town and local players mast but would like to contribute to the general brace up":-Mr. H. R. Hancock, of the firm fund. We do not want three people to be of Shewan Tomes and Co, Of Hongkong,
zived here Intely, is the champlon tennis player giving reading desks, and we do not want of the Orient. Mr. Hancock lately played the three pulpits. If we have no committed we re best player in Manila at the grounds of the the danger of having a deficiency of some Manila Club, and easily won the series. The
who
won the succeeding two with such case as to inspire the suspicion that he was not trying in played the California champion in Hongkong the first. Lash January, however, Mr. Hancock and was dafoatet,
r mere urgent than others, such as seits and furniture for the chance. I have no faer cut some things for a time. Therefore, I think about the money, but we might get along with
showing the proposed sailings of ships carrying
We have just seen a list for January, 1905, Manila man won the first set bat Mr. Hancock things and not enough of others. Some things Marconi Telegraphs from the United Kingdom, France, Belgium, Holland and Germany, to the United States and Canada, which list contains the names of tot hes than ships, whilst the list for the samo month, which refers to ships.
from the United States and Canada to the United Kingdom, Frauce, Belgium, Holland and Germany, comprises 27. names.
There figures bring it home to us how wireless mes- sages, hitherto regarded as a scientific dream or at best a showman's wonder, are now every day muttere.
A FLOATING "SKY-SCRAPER"
8.9. “MINNESOTA” EN ROUTE TO HONGKONG. The Great Northern Steamship Compuay's twin-scrow steamer Minersole, ena of the largent American-built ships afloat, is due at the middle of March. She Hongkong in
skorte zouts (from Seattle) runs over u between the Orient and the United States Chan any other line.
On this her initial trip to Hongkong she is stopping at all ports on the route, including Yokohama, Kobe, Shanghai, and Marila. It is also stated that she rany proceed to Singapore and other parts, not only to gather "argo, but as an advertisement. The extreme length of thu vessel is 630 feet; extremo width, 736 feet; and total height from the keel to the upper navigating bridge. 88 feet, 4 inches; Maximum displacement, 37.500; gross tons, 21,000; nott
LORD MILNER'S- PROBABLE
SUCCESSOR.
The Liverpool Daily Post and Mercury bears on good authority that the Government propose to nominate the Right Hon. James William Lowther, M.F. for the Division of Bid Cumberland, Chairman of Committees of the House of Commons, to succeed Lord Milner as High Commissioner in South Africa and Governor of tas Transvaal and Orange River Colony
we want to have a committee which will take into careful consideration all that is wanted men who will invite gifts from individuals. and tontributions. I do not want to stifle discussion, but we cannot fix or comes to a decision of detail at a mesting like this one if you mean to consider carefully what in wanted to be done and say how it can be deze. We may also invite ladies into the com- mittee, so that by their handiwork they might make their offerings to the House of God. I do not want to say any more this evening, but wish to have the matter thoroughly gune into 30
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GENERAL STOESSEL ON THE SIEGE.
Captain Teuneda, a Japanese staff officer, was sent to Part Arthur to inform General Stoessel Emperor of Japan announcing that the garri- of the conteuls of the message from the
son would be treated with the atmost considera- tion, and to sapaint him with General Nogi's suggestion that there should be a meeting between the two commanders on the following day.
General Storasel's first question was as to the whereabouts of General Kuropatkin. The
Japanese oficer produced a map and showed the positious of the two armies on the Sha-ho, also telling General Stoessel of General Kuropatkin's defeat with a loss of 50,000 or amazement at Lise tidings, and remarked General Stoessel expressed bis immediately afterwards that he had been misled.
60,00 men.
He text asked where was the Baltic Fleet, and was told that some of the ships composing the fleat had not yet passed the Cape of Good Hope.
A hopeless look came upon the General's
The Times has no definite knowledge whether this statement is correct; bat says there is good reason to believe that Mr. Lowther's name has as to be in time to have the church ready for been under the consideration of the Government for this important post, and be undoubtedly possoesos many of the qualities desirable in its (Mr. A. Bryer, hou. architect) ready to face, ad he mid-Now that Port Arthur holder--Parliamentary experience,
tosiness and
shower any questions, and Mr. Johnson has fallor, it is no use for the fort to come any financial capacity, impartiality, firmness, and
further."
Captain Tsunoda subsequently asked General porsonal dignity, besides a strong Imperial and I will answer any questions we
Stosssal which of the Japanese forms of attack feeling. It will be remembered that he was for so far as the Cathedral is concerned.
There was ome years Under-Secretary for Foreign Affairs.
very little discussion. The had done the most damage to tas garrison following committee was appointed, having daring the siege. Gouoral Stossel replied:--- power to add thedr number The Your 11in. howitzers. As soon as they were Bishop of Victoris. Rev. C. Gordon Vaadin. brought up, our defence works became useless," RN., Rev. F. T. Johnson, Messra, J. The first attack on Port Arthar, he continu- great C. Lowe. B. C. Wilks. J. Plummer, E. Ced, by the Japanese in February, came as Levis, E. Osborne. A. Bryer, Dr. J. H. Swan, surprise. The forts were only partly completed, Messrs. W. King, W. G. Jock and J. Well. and the garrison numbered but 2,000 or 3,000
troops. He had
had always opposed Sakharoff's seline of spending money in constructing works at Dalay instead of completing the defeness of Port Arthur. Sakharoff dial of dysentery
BELGIAN MERCANTILE MARINE
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CAPTAIN PERCY BOOTT.
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On January 12th, the Standard's correspon. dont at Brussels wrote: King Leopold's scheme for the creation of a national mercantile fect is slowly approaching realisation. I hear that Shipping Company is about to to founded at under the Government's auspices an important Brussels, for bailding and acquiring a great The suggestion thet Captain Percy Scott number of vessels. Special navigation lines will ghould be appointed to the proposed new past of during the sitessel went on to praise the in- tou 13,500; i.h.p., 10,000; speed, 14 knots.
bre opened betwoon Antwerp, South Americe, Director of Naval Gunnery Practice is one She can carry over 2,000 people, including South Africa. Canada, China, and Japan. The which will receive popular approbation and genuity, courage, and patience of the Japanese
capital of the new shipping company will be support.
The idea is that the new director infantry, especially in the making of singe The report on the Gorman meetinery import 250 cabin pastangora. A telephone system abont three hundred million franes, subscribed should devoto binsself to the supervision of the parallels and trendlies up to the forts. At first and export trade and industry by Sir W. Ward. communicates with every statoroom and by the Belgian Government, by King Leopold, s His Majesty's Consul-General at Hamburg
of gunnery officers. For such a position a
accarato the Japanese shooting shows that during the past decade the total the general equipment is claimed to represent by the Count of Flandere, and by the principal gunnery of the fests at sea, and to the advising he did not think the artillery practica of the
Belgian bankers and manufacturers. In order Captain Scott (who will
was. lias, by his past cruiser will be built, which may be considered services, proved biruself well Etted. His most ora! Stoessed oxpressed his gratification at
After his meeting with General Nogi, Gen. the nuclens of the futuro Belgiau. Novy.
famous work, perhaps, was that which
meeting such a courteous opponent. He had ccomplished during the Boer war. It will be not exported the considerate treatment, which remembered that he designed and superintended had been accorded him. General Nagi scomod the constraction of the improvised carriages to him to be an old friend rather
than by which the 17in deck guns of HM.S. the commander of the army which had force Philomel were conveyed to the front, and used The Hongkong Observatory praterday issued in the defence of Ladysmith Captain Scottbito surrender.—Timen,
during the Ashanti War of 1873-74, was The bar-meter mentioned in despatches, and
vaho of machinery of ell descriptions, emding the very acme of luxuriousness in ocean travel to protect the mercantils dot an armoured the rank of rear-admitir be promoted to recogniza od, Inet he was soon compolled to
WEATHER REPORT.
locomotive and other steam engines, as well as ing. Altogether there are nine docks, and serving machines, exported from Germany has the height of the steamer surpasses that increased very nearly threefold; for whil in the year 1894 the total exports amounted in of many tall buildings in the United States. value to £3,079.000, their value in 1903 rose to Novel features of the ship's mechanical equip #11 600,000. The rate of increase in the
neut are the installation of water-tube boilers- exports during the last three years has uct bean
the first to be' used on ocean-going mercantile quite so rapid as during the preceding seven
The total of the exports in 1901 was steamships-having mechanical stokers and years £10.030,000, while daring the past year they hman ash-conveyors; electric winches ou deck
ounted to $11,600,00-an, increase in the three years of £1,363,060.
The imports of all kinds of machinery into less; both electric and steam steering gear; the where the distribution of atmospheric tesurirates in 1875, and was gomery lieutenant of phase took place in the fasig river hetwasn the
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Scylla and during the war H.M.S. Terrible. A deep depression 19 northern part of the China Sea.
approaching the Hok- For the last two years Captain Perey Scott has hove to and boarded her, Ray who was in one of the cabins was immediately removed. He is been in charge of the gunnery school at Whale charged with misappropriation of $1,300 or kaldo, appareatly from the W.S.W.
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Gormany during the pust ton years have location of the refrigerating engine room on increased from £1,415,000 in 1894 to £2,855,000 the saloon deck; a system of cleotrie hosting 1903. In 1900 the total value of the imports for cabine; a perfect ventilating syston forcing rose as high as £5,055,000, but they fell off hot and cold air (as may be desired) through the again in 1901 to £3,215,000. The sudden rise in 100was. the report states, due to the suit, and an unusual number of appliances for abnormal condition of trate and industry in all safety in case of fire or other accidents. Her its branches in Germany in that year.
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