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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-21
OF INTEREST TO WOMEN,

An exclusive model in tailored shirt
waists that will appeal to the tailor
girl is OF plain white linen, displaying
an entire front OF small box piaits
nine In number
These are stitched on their edges as
well as their formation, and are
brought gracefully into a trim belt.
Two box plaits cover the shoulder
seams. and three box piaits run length
wise down the bishop sleeves which IN
their turn are cinflned by stiT cuffs.
The fashion OF holding the skirt
close to the figure only a short dis
lance from the lower edge is not exact
~ pretty one, but the style can be
so modified as to bring IL into more
becoming lines
This was evidenced by frock In .
pretty and dainty lowered organdy.
The skirt was double effect. just two
deep hounces hemmed on the bottom
and falling one over the other,
Above the hem on the upper skirt
Slits are cut and worked 10 receive a
broad crushed ribbon. which ran in and
out and tied in the back in sash fash
ion
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-21
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(srecial to The Richmond yirginian)
ALEXANDRIA. VA. June 21.--cap-
tain James Preston Woody, probab bly,
one Of the best known Blockade rum
ners in the Confederate service during
the civil War. died at the home of mis-
daughter. Mrs. d. r. Standbury, on Co
lumbus street, about o'clock this
morning.
Captain Woody was born in Rich
mond county, Va, June II, 1929. lie
organized a company for the Confed-
crate service in Accomac county. dur
ing the Civil war, but on account OF
hts knowledge of steamboats,, having
been a steamb boat captain In his youth,
he was used as a blockade runner. lie
ran the lines of the federals over Atty
times and one time went into Washing
ton city with message He was
member of the Baptist church. He is
survived by four children Mrs. ID r.
Stansbury, of this city; MRS. Frank Da-
~ and Mrs. r. c. Loockerman. of Bal
timore and Mr.James F. Woody, OF
tFrbanna, Va.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-21
FEAST ENJOYED
BY Y. N. c. A. men
Pleasig Exercises Mark Closing
of Evening College Course
of Institution.
NUMEROUS AWARDS MADE
Secretary Ackley Delivers Ad-
dress and Students LEARN
Names of Honor Men.

The closing exercises of the Young
Mems Christian Association Evening
College and the annual alumni supper
took place at the new building Mon
day night Notwithstanding the cleo
trio storm, there was a splendid at
tendance. The dining room was taste
fully decorated and supper was served
by the woman's committee. The beau
tiful room represented a lively APP
pearance as the assemblage was rap
ped to order.
The invocation was offered by Rev.
Robert w. Forsyth, of st. Paufs Epis-
copal church. In the absence of the
chairman a brief message of welcome
was delivere dby the general secre-
tary. Then supper was served.
Secretary Ackley Speaks.
The boys' quartet rendered most
effectively 'Juanita-" The address of
the evening was delivered by Mr.. s.
A. Ackley. secretary of the associa-
tons of the State of Virginia. and
was most inspiring and effective. At
te ra duet by Masters Potts and Jones,
the announcement of awards was
made. They follow:
Honorcd Students.
Arithmetic-AIbert Blencowe, Hen
ry c. Moore.
Mechanical Drawing-Joseph Light
ner.
Junior.
Spelling-Roger McLelland, Will
liam Wysong.
CERTIFICATES OF DISTINCTION.
Senior.
Bookkeeping-C. w. Crowder. w.
r, Sutherland, X. Il. Higgins.
Show Card Writing-G. l.. Cook, Jr.
Engiish-Aibprf Cieucowe
Shorthand-w. w. Dunn.
Junior.
MISUNDERSTANDING w Vaughan
Lloyd. Thomas K. Cordle, William
Wysong.
manship-Thomas Il. Cordle.
John Cersley
Business-Thomas K. Cordle, John
Cersley.
Northumberland vaughan-Lloyd.
Harvfe L. Sykes, John Cersley. Thorn
as II. Cordle. Frank Sutton.
CERTIFICATES OF MERIT.
senior.
Arithmetic--Lewis r. Arnall.
Penmanship and Spelling--A &.
Moore, X. +. Luttrell.
Bookkeeping-L. f. Elan. G. f.
Bowden. b. r. Moss.
Stenography~-Alber $. Steel, w. A.
Palmore. Harry Barbee. A. ]. Cava-
naNgnt JFs
Junior.
Arithmetic--Harvie l.. Sykes, John
ersley. Roger McLelland. Elmer Il.
Lawrenc. Russell Koss, Frank Sutton,
Fred Snead,
Business--R. A. Price, Harvie l..
Sykes, Edward Vaughan-Lloyd. Will
liam Wysong.
Spelling-Raymond b. Pace, r. A.
Price. Elmer h. Lawrence, Ira a.
Franklin.
Penmanship--R. A. Price. Harvie
L. Sykes. Edward Vaughan Lloyd,
William Wysong.
Then for half an hour Just Among
Ourselves was conducted by the gen
eral secretary, and short. effective
talks were made by MIR. T. Diggs,
Mr. \. G.. Scott. Mr.. c. V. Robinson,
Mr. j. T. Wright. Rev. James Y. Fair,
ID. D.. and Rev. Robert w. Forsyth.
Announcements were made con-
corning the largei yincreaseV facilities
for night school work and prospective
classes for the fall and winter, The
outlook for large school is bright
The work of the past season, notwith-
standing the serious Interruptions,
shows most substantial progress.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-21
WANTED TO SEE COP,
COST HIM FIVE SPOT

John Lewis. negro, thought he
was great practical Joker until
Tuesday morning when Justice Crutch
field gave him the double cross and
took all notion of humor out OF his
Uranium. John telephoned from far
out on Ashland street--in the eighteen
hundred block--to the police station
asking that officers be sent to the
scene at once as there was great dis
order and probable murder in progress.
He repeated his message a few min
utes afterward. Bicycle Policeman
Knergel had just called In and when
he received the message from head
quarters he went to the scene. No
one was present but John Lewis, who
was laughing at the Joke he had
played on the biuecoat. Lewis was
taken TO the station house. locked up
for the night and fined IS by Justice
Crutchfield Tuesday. Now he is in
the pen wondering who the joke is on.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-21
.OH|O POLITICS
GUESSING CAME
Governor Harmon Up in Air Has
everyone Else With
Him.

DAYTON, o.. June 21.-Every
Democrat who expects ever TO edge
his way to the Ohio pie counter is
to-day trying to guess what Cover
nor Harmon wants from the State
convention. On the other hand the
governor processes TO be trying TO
guess what the people want, It's all
q guess
The best prediction now is that the
party leaders after looking around for
a man capable OF wearing Governor
Harmon's official clothes in the event
he should decide to seek the nomina-
ton for president, have focused their
gaze on Affect Pomerene, Of Canton.
and propose to put the brand of lieu
tenant-governor on him. Pomerene
wont turn down the nomination IL 1t
Is offered.
The senatorial endorsement prop
osition has EN- guessing, too. The
Harmon crowd. which Is on record as
opposing an endorsement, would do
nate a big wad to charity II they only
knew how much dust the Tom john
son delegation from Cleveland Is
going TO kick up.
Fighting For Endorsement.
Johnson won't be here. neither will
Ed. Moore. of Youngstown. another
endorsement champion, but Johnson
will have lieutenants in the conven-
ton fighting for the Bryan endorse
ment idea On the whole. however.
the prospects are that Governor Har-
mons views win prevail and the con-
vention will not endorse.
Governor Harmon is on the job
wearing clothes that prove beyond
tha al a dow af "a duubt that hA ia ona
OF the common people.
The governor solemnly assures
everybody that he would not lift a
finger for or against any candidate for
office.
Charles Graves. of Ottawa county,
and John Henry Newman, of Miami
county. are having a hot fight for
secretary OF state. Representative G.
Il. Winters. of Erie county. may get
into the race before night.
State Treasurer Dreamer Is predict
ing that he won't have any opposi-
tion. Judge Maurice Fl. Donahue,
kof Perry county. will doubtless be
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-21
PUT BANNERS On
NOTED MEMORnI
Presidents Brother Expels YouI
Garfield and Others for
Such Prank.

WATERTOWN. CONN, June "A ~!
This little town Is in a fomant a.
excitement to-day following tina e1
pulsion from the Taft school nj
Principal Horace d. Taft. brothex
President Taft. of John Garfield MI
OF ex-Secretary James r. IArIA
and grandson of ex-President t36X
field and three companions. for d&x~i
rating the soldiers monument h&<0
with branches of hemlock. p&fc
ferns and school banners. The 0&l1&
boys were Harry Crocker. Of
Francisco; Frank Andrews and I&a
Durham. both of New York.
The monument Is the pride ~
tertown. and the residents Nr4
censed at what the young men
sidered a boyish prank. Garnel1
a senior and was to have r4c1&~
his diploma within few dayS
others were juniors sa6|
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-21
Politics Played by Disgruntled
Bidders for Fight to Queer
the Game.
DOUBLE CROSSED BY
THEM AND WHIP
Sporting Man Tells Some Inter
esting Gossip of Why Gov
ernor GiTlett Frowned
on the Mill.

NEW YORK. June 21.--Some In
side history Of the policies that has
surrounded the Jeffries-J ohnson Tight
and driven 1t from San Francisco was
told to-day by prominent sporting
authority. who has returned from the
coast.
TEX Richard and Jack Gleason
have been double-crossed and whip
sawed to frazzle." he said. There
were lot of native SON promoters
who were wild when Gleason and
Rickard coupled up and secured the
fight.
Tex Up Against II.
Jimmy Coffroth and Tommy Nc
Carey had both put In bids and been
beaten. So when Rickard first visited
San Francisco, he saw what he was
up against. He was boldly told he
couldn't get fight license. Rather
than be held up. he made a deal With
Tom Williams, who owns the Emery
Vile race tracks. to hold the fight
there. But these Frisco politicians
got busy with the ministers, and VIII
liams baked. Then Richard had TO
make the best possible terms In
Frisco, but the politicians there got
an awful big cut
lit Is good for Richard that ne is
to hold the fight in Nevada. That is
his home, and he will get square,
deal there.
1T is rumored on mighty good au
thority I'm the West that the moving
picture people have agreed TO pay
the purse of 100000 in addition to
the $4,000 they have paid for the
picture rights. The moving picture
people do not care whether anybody
sees the fight. The fewer people who
seed the actual fight. the more to see
the pictures later.
$4,000 to Break Even.
SO all Richard will have to do
TO break even will he to take In s4o,-
600 at the gate in Reno. II the hight
Is held there. to reimburse oimsef for
the money he spent In arranging for
the battle. e vii do that and break
oven. but its dollars to doughnuts
Rickard Is through with the lighting
game. He has been double rossed
once too often"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-21
King and Queen

Especial to The Richmond Virginian.p
KING AND QUEEN. June 2l.--Mr.
and Mrs. John A. Flippo. OF Rich
mond, are visiting her relatives and
friends in and around Stevensvitle.
Miss Emma Kate Sutton lis at home
from Richmond. whore she has at
tended school,
Miss Gillette Bagby La at home from
FarmvilIe School
Mrs. Clintsman. Of North Dakota.
Is visiting her son, l.. Leslie, near
Cumnor.
Mrs. william. of West Point, Is
visiting in our neighborhood.
MIR. Joe Ryiand had the misfortune
o. few days age to lose "A young colt
from eating German clover.
Mrs. l.. Il. Bagby went down TO
West Point Friday. the 18th.
Hiss Olive Bagby has gotten home
from Warsaw.
The Sunday school convention Of
the Third district OF the Rappahan-
mock Association met at Burlington
Thursday and Friday
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-21
FIGHT
AT VIRGINIA BEACH

Especial TO The Richmond Virginian.)
NORFOLK. VA .,June 2I.---Wnth a
sunset service this evening. the Nir-
ginia Baptist Sunday encampmeat will
open for the first time at Virginia
Beach. The encampment will con-
tinue ten days and each day will be
marked by a special program that
should furnish food for thought. pleas
ure and profit
The Rev. Sparks w. Melton. of the
First Baptist church. this city, VINO
has been out of the city for some days,
Is expected to return to-day and con-
duct the opening services tonight.
The first nj the lectures to DO de-
livered by prominent preachers Of
Virginia and other States will take
place tonight when the ev. J. J. Tay-
lor. OF Knoxville. Tenn. viii be the
speaker. Fills subject will be The
Annals OF the Dance" and In view OF
the fact that Virginia Beach In a hot
bed for social gatherers and dancing
la particular. DIR. Taylors lecture Will
prove of unusual interest. Tho mere
mention of his subject has caused con-
siderable talk.
Rev. Len g. Broughton, OF Atlanta.
Ga. lis scheduled to deliver two lee
lures. as follows: June 20, Down in
the Dumps'; June %, THE TWEEN
tieth Century Church"
Rev. John Beach Stratton. Of Balti-
more. Nd. will lecture on the follow
ing dates: June "a. .The Destiny of
a Lost Rib" and on June ~. on THE
South In Song and Story"
Rev w. G. Taylor. OF Petersburg.
vay win on June rs give an Illus
trated lecture. entitled "Tenting
Among the Holy Hills"
Rev. III. M. Wharton. ID. D.. of Bal
timore, will lecture on June 1920 on
ups and Downs Of Life" and on
sHorseback In the Holy Land"
Tho closing lecture In the series win
Dake place on June ~. II will DO de-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-21
WITNESS ABSENT;
SUIT POSTPONED

Postponement Of the hearing OF The
suit of Mrs. Ida G. Woody against the
Richmond Passenger and Power Com
pany was necessitated in the court of
Law and Equity Tuesday morning ow-
ing to the absence of a material wit
ness for the defence.
Mrs. Woody says she was thrown
from Laurel street car as she was
to dismount at Laurel and
Canal streets. October s, 1908. by rea-
son OF the fact that the motorman put
on power before she had time to alight.
She asks $4,000 damages
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-21

What de'ye know about this here
school for intructions for police that
the big squeeze is gettin' ready to
friend, the Pinkerton man. who Is in
Richmond on his summer vacation.
swell doin's," remarked the
Pink" Its the real imported new
shoe-teil cheese that is. providin' he
gives EN- the right dope.
Trouble Is, though" ruminated the
Pink, as he leaned over, reached
in the retired cops breast pocket and
extracted therefrom a very elongated
stogie, trouble is" he continued, at
ter lighting up and getting the weed
started, that this here Major Worm,
or whatever the ginks handle is is
apt to miss the brass ring cent re-ly
and go giving EN- line of highbrow
talk about Bertillion and how to look
out for warts on the end of the pro-
boscis. or the way man ties his shoe
strings or somethin' equally foolish
that sounds good when its writ up
by Nick Carter or one of them lit
erary guys, but which don't tend to
make the burden of a poor cop no
lighter.
Now. | been bull myself--used
to beat the bricks in Lii Ole New
Ysak before | got this here gum shoe
job.
Take it from me, IL Major Warmer
wants to sure 'nuff help his men he'll
hand 'em somethin' like this:
Rule No. LIN approaching a.
'dago' fruit stand always be careful
to pick out the best looking articles
before reachin' the stand. This will
save time and allow you to pick up
the fruit you like without stoppin'.
Care should be exercised to pick only
the choice fruits. The others might
not be healthy. thereby maxim you
sick and endangering the safety of
the community.
Rule No. IF you see a gink
with a wad of money follow him. He
might drop some of IL. Cops Is gem
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-21
COMPILING INFORMATION
ABOUT VIRGINIA MINES

Commissioners OF Labor James Do
herty Is busy compiling information
about the mines OF Virginia for his
annual report.
Mr.. Doherty had an expert on mines
70 all over the State inspecting the
sanitary and safety conditions under
which the miners OF Virginia work.
Although the majority Of the infor-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-21
TO GIVE APPROVAL
TO BROAD ST. LIGHTS
Board of Aldermen TO Concur
With Action Of Council
Other Meetings.

Approval Of the 100000 appropria-
ton for the installation of ornamental
lights an bigger, better and more
beautiful Broad street" will UNI
doabtedly be given by the board OF
aldermen when that body meets on
special session at 8 o'clock Tuesday
afternoon. The appropriation has al
ready passed council and Il is ak
pected that the work will begin within
d few weeks.
The finance committee and the sub
committee on grounds and buildings
win meet at O'Clock. The latter
body will consider the proposition to
Improve the First regiment armory at
Seventh and Marshall streets The f.
nance committee members will con-
slider routine business.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-21

Bank Examiner Charles c. Barks-
dale. of South Boston. qualified as a
State offlcial by taking the oath OF
office before the corporation commits
sioners Tuesday. w. P. Chesterman,
for many years employed in the bank
division of the commission, and who
will be the chief clerk OF the depart
ment of bank examination under MIR.
Barksdale, also qualified.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-21
DIVISION SENT
To VALPARAISO
Battleship Washington Will Sail
Around South America to
Visit Virginia.

WASHINGTON. June 2f.-The
first division of the Pacific feet under
Commander Rear Admiral G.. b. Har-
Der, will sail from San Francisco Aug.
IA. for Valparaiso. Chile. arriving at
that port September 10 to take part
in the Chilean centennial celebration.
The division consists of the cruisers
California. Washington. Colorado and
Pennsylvania. After the celebration
the Washington will go to Hampton
Roads by way of the Straits of Magel-
len, arriving by November Is. The
other vessels will return to San Fran
cisco.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-21

nation obtained was about the Coal
mines, reference VIII also be made to
the iron mines.
Virginia II one of the few States
which has no law governing sanitary
and safety conditions In mines. Mr..
Doherty, however. keeps in close
touch with them and sees that the
labor laws are enforced.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-21
GIVES SOME NEW RULES u
FOR RICHMOND COPPERS
Pink Vacation Tells His Friend the Retired Patrolman That
Major Werner Must Get Wis Before Staring Proposed
School of Instructions s1@

! orally underpaid, and need the coin.@
Besides, this will keep the gink from
spendin' 1t foolishly As
Rule No. always let a burglar
precede you. Otherwise faint coed
form, and all policemen should ~
sticklers on good form, cause they
never can tell when they're goins t0a
be called in on one of them society
cases 3sS
Rule No. 4--Never attempt to Ms
club on a prisoner after he hass
thrown you down and is sittin' On
you. Such course Is bad for th0*
eyes.
a doorway that is near an eiectri0
light Don't never pick out a piane
where there's lots of noise. either.
Rule No. 6--Don't never fiirt witSs,
a nurse girl whose charge u
enough to tell mamma.
| Rule No. Newer let your 15<l
go unpublished You can't tell
you'll meet and besides there
plenty of shoe blacks who can
biuffed into workin' for you wIth0f
pay. J
Rule No. s--Dont never fail tn
impress the man who owns a store
on your beat with the fact that IL IN!
wasn't for you he might be robbed
every week. He might get grateful i
anu EifE you 81 PtESChA- zA AkA1 k0&X1i
Christmas Is comm.
Final rule--Never refuse q sse@S
gar offered by friend or any oz148
else. IL you are afraid of gift Hnohe1
remember that the chief is suppo9e4
to take long chances"
"Them's the kind of rules with soma
sense to EN-" remarked the PINK
in conclusion.
but will they work in Richmond Til
asked the ex-cop doubtfuily.
The Pink" looked at him tn uu~#
concealed scorn.
Them rules works everywhere.'s hG8
remarked suecinctly, 'FurthermoF1sS
they has worked ever since there m&M#
been such thing as a police force.e
nominated for supreme judge on the
first ballot. 81.
VIII S. Thomas, of Springfield, haMl
given out a statement that he III net
a candidate for ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
az rpunrtetj
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-21
sercrant Iefcbyrs, RetirctI.

Upon his own application. and hav-
Ing shown records establishing the
fact that he was entitled to retire.
ment, Quartermaster-Serge w. r.
Lefebvre. of Company b. Richmond
Light Infantry Blues. was dropped
from the active rolls by Ad1utant-
General Sale Tuesday. He was retired
with full rank
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-21
RICHMOND DENTIST REPORTED
FOR SPEEDING IN COUNTY

For exceeding the speed limit. DR..
s. A. McNally, q Richmond dentist,
was arrested by Oficer Tiiler, of Hen
rico county, He VIII be given
hearing Wednesday morning before
Magistrate T. ]. Puryear.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-21
NAUGHTY WEEDS
CHOKING GOOD CROPS

Complaints have been sent to the
Department of Agriculture from some
sections in the State that wild mus
tard is spreading in the pasture and
grain fields. Commissioner koiner
says this is a bad weed to allow to
GO to seed, and that the farmers
should cut IT down as much as possible
before Ii forms seed. Unless this Is
done, II will become a serious pest In
a few years. He says the eradication
of this and other bad weeds Will be
fully discussed In his next report.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-21
OFFICERS FOR DAUGHTERS
or LIBERTY NOMINATED.

0facers fer the ensuing six months
were nominated. Monday night at
meeting of Central Council, No. 50,
Daughters OF Liberty, held In Dahney's
hall The election will be held next
Monday night in the same hall
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-21
LONG PENDING SUIT
SET FOR HEARING

Trial Of a suit of etectment which
has been before the courts for many
months viii be heard in the Law and
Equity court Wednesday morning. The
complainant is John F. G. Boehling
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-21
Presbyterian
Sunday School Union
BASKET PICNIC.
Buckroe Beach

Train leaves G. q O. Ry. Main st. Sta
ton; At $50 A. M; Returning leave
Buckroe Beach at $3.50 r. NJ. Tickets
OF the various PresbyteFian sunday
schools and ~ depot morning OF excur-
sion.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-21

BY virtue of certain deed OF tFyio<;
dated 25th day of April 1905 and Of record
in the Clerks Office Richmond Chaneegs
Court d. b., 1873 c. page 1874, Def2zilt
having been made in the payment Of thAa
debt thereby secured and being required
so to do by the beneficiary, will sell bY
auction upon the premises, on
SATURDAY, JUNE 18TH, 1910
at 6 O'Clock 2. NJ, @
the property located as above, the l0
has front Of % feet IA inches more 61s3
less to an alley in common feet Ni11s
between Nos. zoos and 1909 North 2n
Street, thence running back bctwee
irregular lines to an alley in rear.
Terms. Cash as to expense Of so5e|
including all taxes which may be due Aszx
a note Of $500 with g per cent thefe0ns
from January 25th, 1910, note Of 3540Q'
from April 25th, 1910, note Of $54.O0 d.
July 25th, 1910, note of $500 dl1
Oct,ber 25th, 1910, note of $500 dt10
January 25th, 1911, note of $500 dsl
April 18th, 1911, note OF 400 due Ju
25th. 1911, note of $1,000 due Octokf
25th, 1911, note OF $500 due January
25tk 1912, note of $500 due April 16tkA
1912, also note Of S26 43 due July 26<6
1912, or all cash at the option OF the ps1l
chaser.
EDWARD s. ROSE n
Sole Surviving Trustee. s
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