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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-05-07

Miss Virginia Jordan, Of Norfolk.
lis expected in Richmond shortly to be
the guest of Miss Sue Gray.
Mrs Andrew Jackson Montague
has gone to Jacksonville. Fla, TO at
tend the Confederate reunion.
Miss Carrie Alexander. Of Scotland
Neck, y. G., will arrive next week TO
spend the summer with friends near
Richmond.
MIR and Mrs George r. NJ. Gibson
and the Misses Gibson. of Baltimore.
WITT npen their cottage al the Warm
Springs the first Of June.
Judge and Mrs. John J. Crutchfseld
have gone TO Forest HIN to spend the
summer.
Miss Adelaide Watkins. who was
operated on this week at Grace hos
pital for appendicitis, is getting along
nicely.
Ensign Ronald r. Meciewskl and
Mrs Meclewski have returned from
their wedding trip. and are the guests
of the latter's parents, Mr.. ana Mrs
Arthur w. Lee. In West Grace street.
Mrs James -. Crump has gone TO
New York to spend several days
Miss Therese Nurney and Miss Nir-
ginia Shoope, Of Suffolk. are the guests
Of Mrs Thomas A. Smyth. in Monu-
ment avenue.
Misses Virginia Chesterman and
Mary Nicholas Ainslje will not leave
for Narragansett Pier until Monday
evening They had expected to leave
Wednesday.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-05-07
ANNUAL MEETING OF
VIRGINIA ODD FELLOWS

GO in the contest as a matter Of ccur-
teSy In the visiting teams
Tuesday night at the NiFginian hotel
Clifton Forge degree team Will es-
eirplify the work OF the Rebekahs
and Wednesday night Il Will be in
charge of the Norfolk team,
Wednesday the host OF visitors will
be the guests Of the chamber of conf
neree for trip to the orphanage fer
the formal dedication OF the chapel
and school building, The delegates
will he provided a train by the cham
her of commerce and they will return
in time for the afternoon sessions
of both the grand lodge and Rehekah
asse mhly.
Thus far Richmond and Bristol ara
in fight to secure the 1918 meetings,
and 1t is thought others will be after
the convention before the decision IL
reached
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-05-07
To Repeat Play.

Al tho request Of those who could
not gain Ambulance 10 the church at
The initial performance, about two
weeks age. OF The old School at
fIteA' ~ Hotter" VI VIII be repeated in
1hr iecture-runm OF Laurel Street
Methodist church this evening al 8 30
~ clot-k. The entertainment is repiete
with fun from beginning 70 end. Mr..
Howard : Heslep will again take the
mars Of school teacher. Those who
attend he show are promised an even
ng IL rare pleasure,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-05-07
AGED WATCHMAN IS
FOUND DEAD IN BED

HAMPTON. VA. May 6--Charles
II. Sheets, seventy-four years old, a
Waterman for johnson Brothers, was
found dead in his fish camp on Hamp-
ton Roads yesterday morning shortly
after o'clock, Mr.. Sheets had been
complaining of being III for several
days. although his condition was not
thought to be serious. DR. George
X Vanderslice, the coroner. who. with
Sheriff Charles G. Curtis. investigated
the death, gave certificate Of death
from heart trouble. Mr.. Sheets has q
son in Chicago and one in Philadel-
phia- He was veteran OF the Civil
War.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-05-07
VALLEY MAN VICTIM
OF NINE EXPLOSION

ROANOKE. VA. May a.@ReLa-
tives in Edinburg, Va. have been no
tilted that the body of Joseph Hook
man. who was killed In the explo-
sion at Eccles, w Va. will be sent
10 his home as soon as it can be re-
covered Mr. Hickman. who was a
relative Of Mr. J NJ, Swami, of this
city. was married two months age,
To q Miss Dooley. Of Raleigh county.
He was a member OF the Edinburg
lodge Of odd Fellows. and they have
been notified by the Eccles lodge that
ne was among those killed in the
explosion.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-05-07
BABY Found ON PORCH
Wrapped Snngly in Blankets Little
Girl left I'm Basket

ASHEVILI4E. n. C.. May s~-The
distress cries OF little baby girl
called A. l., Ford to the front porch
or his home at West Asheville at an
early hour yesterday morning and
when he opened the door he found the
child in a basket on his front step
apparently about one month old, had
heen wrapped in warm blankets 70
keep her from suffering from the chin
wirds and comfortable clothing pro-
tecicd her. Mr.. and Mrs. Ford are
without children and he stated to-
day that he will keep the little girl
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-05-07
ORDERS SHAD, GETS
TROUT. REFUSES TO PAY

NEWPORT NEWS, VA. May g.
RI. NJ Bowers, of Richmond, charged
with trespass, inasmuch as ne is said
to have entered the belmont restau-
rant and objected TO paying for an
order of trout, which he ate. although
he ordered shad, was flned $7.75 yea
terday morning by Police Justice
Brown He WAS sent to jail in default
Of the fine.
Bowers said he entered the restau-
rant and ordered shad The waiter
served him trout. and he said he ate
It after demonstrating. He also said
that the manager became sarcastic
and he refused to pay for II. although
h. had money In his pocket.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-05-07

NORFOLK. VA. May s.-The fun
eral Of Robert r.. LAWYER, Jr, was
held from ST. Mary's church yester'
dav afternoon at o'clock. The ser
vices were conducted by Rev. Jonn
Doherty. and interment was in st
Mary's cemetery. Among the afrac-
tive fioral offerings were pillow
from Il. l. L.. Il standing cross from
the Ladies' auxiliary, A. o. H.. and a
harp from the A. o. Fl, The pail
bearers were George Heatherton, VII
liam Heatherton. DIR. Samuel Brown,
Walter Walsh. William Hudglns,
Claude Curling, William Connolly and
Paul Wilson.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-05-07
Judge Thomas q. Jones.

SUFFOLK. VA. MAY s,--News was
received here Sunday of the death in
Montgomery. Ala. Of Judge Thomas
Goode tones Confederate veteran.
speaker Of the house Of representa-
tives. for four years governor of Ala
hama, and for twelve years Judge OF
the Middle district of Alabama, and
father Of Mrs. Thomas Casaoon OF
Suffolk. Va. Many henors were
shown the deceased by the papers
and public men Of his State. He is
known to many Suffolk people His
daughter. Mrs Thomas Cahoon, and
her family, have their summer home
here
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-05-07
Barrow Re-eletaesI.

Especial to The Richmond Virgin8anl
FARMVIILE. VA. May Mayor
II. T.. Barrow won today in thee Mu
nicipal primary over his opponent, f.
w. Sanford, by a vote of 1875 to 80.
Councilmen were nominated as fol-
lows: First ward. John H Martin
i25; r. H. Paulett and r. L. Eram-
bert tied with te6 votes: Second ward.
James A. Davidson. 1872; RI. I. Miller
l06; Third ward. Joseph Il. Garland,
1853. r.. B. Cralle. i44.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-05-07
TRAINS ON VALLEY BRANCH.
b. and q. TO Make improvements TO
Shenandoah Division.

WINCHESTER, VA, May "a re-
cent inspection of the Shenandoah
division of the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad. from Harper's Ferry to Lex
ington. has resulted IN the appropria-
ton of large sums Of money for i'm
provements. Ninety pound steel rails
have already beeu Delivered, thous-
snds Of tons OF ballast are ready Cor
distribution. a new passenger station
liz about to De erected at stanton ara
new or remodeled depots have been
authorized a. other points. New trains
arc TO be put on
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-05-07
SOCIETY
OMee---Ma dison 1898.
R~sid~nc<---Mf q d sos
ITTp-J.

honor. and was gowned In pink crepe
de chine with chiffon and lace trim
minEs. She carried pink rosehuds
Mr. Charles p Eckert, brother of the
groom. was best man. The ushers
were Mr.. Arthur Beck, Mr.. Lonnie
Brand. MIR. Joseph Ross and Mr. VIII
liam Nolte After the ceremony
wedding breakfast was served at the
home Of the bride. and upon their re
turn from a Northern trip Mr.. and
Mrs Eckert viii reside at 100 Fifth
avenue. II Highland Park.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-05-07
.|NO|CT GREER IN
MARION KILLING
STATE
lclean-vh


MARION, VA. May 6-The tuner
al service of !. l.. Thornton. who was
shot and killed Saturday afternoon
by Town Sergeant w f Greer was
ke'd Sunday at san o'clock in the
Methodist church. In the presence Of
a large concourse of people, The IN
torment was in Round Hill ceme-
terry.
Upon the converting II Circuit court
this morning q grand Jury was i'm
paneied and the members return ed
an Indictment against Sergeant Greer.
charging him with murder The trial
was set for NEXT Monday. Greer was
admitted to bail IN the sum Of s10.-
600
The affair Ia greatly regretted by
the community and much sympathy
is expressed for both families
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-05-07
Mrs. G. l.. Whitehurst.

NORFOLK. VA. May s.--The fun
eral Of Mrs George l.. Whitehurst
was held from the residence, s24
Marshall avenue. yesterday afternoon
at o'clock The services were con
Quoted by Rev. J, A. Thomas. pas
tor of Cumberland Street n. +.
church, and interment was in Elm
wood cemetery. The pallhearers and
members of the family were as fol-
lows: Fl. u Calweii. Il. r. Herbert,
W. /. Whitehurst. L. Whitehurst,
George K Whitehurst, Jr, and Wal
ter Jordan.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-05-07
OBITUARY
Mrs Sarah Mitchell.

NCHBURG, VA. May s.--Mrs.
Sarah Mitchell. who was seventy six
wears old. died at the home OF her
son law, e. -, Andrews. here Sat
urday night. She leaves the following
children. Mrs. c. d. Andrews. OF
1.ynChburg, Mrs. Rosa Stanley. Mrs j.
e Parrish and Mrs John Parrish,
Of Bedford county: M G Mitchell,
of West Virginia, and II. G.. Mitchell,
of Roanoke
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-05-07
Robert III. Tlhfss,

WHITE PLAINS. VA, May g.
Robert II. Tibbs died Sunday afur 4
long illness. and his body was laid
TO rest in the family hnrying- ground
at the home TODAY. with Woodmap
honors. large eoncourse of people
being in attendance. He was a faith
full Christian man, and will be great
iy missed He is survived by d widow
and one son.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-05-07
Approaching Marriage.

Mr. and Mrs Richard Meade. of Mo-
meta. Va, announce the approaching
marriage OF their daughter, Mary, to
Mr.. Arthur Henry Robertson. of Chase
City. Va. The nuptiaIs VIII he cele-
brated a the home OF the bride -eleC~,
very quietly. on Tuesday, June End.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-05-07

WINCH ESTER. VA May Mrs.
Frances Gray, widow Of Ahsalom
Gray. died a few days ago at her
home near Shannondale Springs
aged e!ghty-nine years. Her last IN
ness it is said. Ia the only time she
had been seriously sick during all Of
her long life, and she had never be-
fore taken dose OF med cine She
is survived by four sons and five
daughters
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-05-07
Raid Still In Wise County.

ROANOKE, VA. May s.-Deputy
United States Revenue Collector e. II.
Miller and AGENT W y. Addngton
have reported to Special Agent Sans In
this city a raid made on a still near
Haddinf1eld, Wise county. The Of
ficers captured fifty-five gallon still,
1000 gallons Of beer. thirty gallons OF
low wines and seven fermenters All
of the property was Contiscated
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-05-07

d. ring receiving hours This Is the
second 1T hosne Mr.,land Mrs. Com
quest and Miss Conquest have given,
and they will give a similar affair
on Wednesday afternoons during the
month Of May.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-05-07
Mrs. Catherine Mason.

PORTSMOUTH. VA. May s.-Mrs.
Catherine Mason. widow OF Michael
Mason, and mother OF James 8. Ma
son. Of this city. died al 8 o'clock
Saturday night in the residence Of her
son -in-law, Henry l.. Angst. ia Third
avenue. Highland Park, Richmond.
Besides Mr. Mason, she Ii survived
by the following children; Mira. Mary
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-05-07

nrettY marriage MAS golemnized
yesterday morning at 1T Mary 3
church when Miss Regina Anna Beck
became the wife Of MIR. Frank Law
renee E,ckert. The bride wore. blue
travelling suit with black hat, and
cursage OF lilies Of the valley and
orchids Mrs.t George j. BiAiowski.
sister OF the bride. was matron Of
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-05-07
2NrH OF MAY CELEnR
CHARLOTTE, v. &.
NAV 1A-Zg INtA

Southern Railway announces ex-
treme'y low round trip fares from
points on it's line to Charlotte ana
return on account of the above dates
Of sale May II to 81. 1914. inclusive.
final limit May "a. 1914, prior 10
midnight OF which date, return trip
must be completed. Ia addition to the
Goth of May Celebration. there Will he
held at Charlotte at this same time,
the Meckienburg Declaration of In
dependence Celebration. Grand Aerle
Fraietnai order OF Eagles. Farmers
Congress, Mayors Convention, Red
Mems Convention For further in--
formation, call on nearest Southern
Railway Ticket Agent, or write Fl. l..
BISHOP. r., r. A, Richmond, Va
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-05-07
Anna Uze,Ia Swain.

NORFOLK. VA. May 6.--The fun-
eral Of Anna Uzelia Swain was held
al the@ grave in Elmwood cemetery
yesterday afternoon at O'Clock the
services were conducted by Rev
George w. perryman. pastor OF First
Baptist church. assisted by Rev. G.
". Swupe. OF Central Baptist church
The pallhearers were John w. Saun-
ders, r. r. Hoggard, D. T. Gornto and
Gordon Cannon.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-05-07
Gallagher. Mrs. Kate Craven and Mrs.
Angst. all of Richmond.
John G, yancey,

WUIIU u. THFNFN'
HARRISONBURG. VA, May g.
The funeral OF John q. Yancey sixty
years old, was conducted saturday
by the Rev. DR.. Fl. NJ. Canter, pas
tor OF the Methodist church, Inter
ment was In Woodbine cemetery. He
IL survived by his widow. who was
Miss Fannie Bennett Bradley, and
four children: Mrs. f. r. Lineweaver
and John G.. Yancey. town recorder
and bookkeeper at the First National
bank; Bradley Yancev, of Vancouver,
B. c., and Edward YanCey. of Wood
hurry. n
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-05-07
Important Meetings.

The regular meeting OF the board
.af directors OF the Confederate We
mems Home has been postponed from
he first Thursday in May until the
first Thursday in June. The meeting
has been postponed until June. owing
~ the absence from the city Of the
president ana several members Of the
board.
The usual weekly suffrage meeting
will be held as league headquarters on
Second street, between Broad and
Grace this afternoon at I 80 o clock.
The meeting Will be addressed BY Miss
Adele Clarke, OF This city, and her
topie will he Laws Of Virginia Con-
corning Women Compared With Those
Of Suffrage states The public Is
cordially invited 70 attend
The Social Service federation viii
meet al s South Third street Friday
afternoon At 8 O'Clock, one Of the
features Of the federation this winter
has been The lectures on personal
parity ii, the women Of the city Or
Margaret knyk addressed large
audience IN -Lelgh-Streel Baptist
church last week The guild OF ST.
Johns church went In d body The
meeting WAS presided over by Mrs
" "A Bgrress, president Of the Moth
ers' clubs, and AIRS. Spires. vice-presi-
Gent Of the same organization also
spoke.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-05-07

Miss Virginia Jordan, Of Norfolk.
is expected in Richmond shortly to be
the guest of Miss Sue Gray.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-11-04
LA FUNCION De O
EN- Ell

"Inclusera" y "CampanOne
fueron cantadGs anoche por
la Compania Ricardo de Ia We
ga que actua en- Ell TeatrO Ia
ragoza, y cuyos prOductos Sc
destinaron a aliviar en- parte
los perjuicios que s~utrleron
muchos de n~uestros humildes
compatriotas, con Ia inunda-
ci6n del % de- Octubre ultl-
mo.
La concurrencia que asis-
tic anoche a ell Zaragoza, no
fu6 tan numerosa como hu-
bi6remos deseado; pero 81 lie
no las localidad del
Teatro, Y esperamos que algo
practice Sc haya obtenido en-
favor de los damnificados.
La Compahia del Zaragoza,
con una muy buena voIuntad
que mucho la honra, hiZo TODD
10 que estuvo de su parte pa
"a atraer al publico, y con el
entusiasmo de siempre lIen6
ma parte artistica del eXpecta-
culo, que resulto de 10 mas a.
gradable Y divertido.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-11-04
kViSO A NUESTR0S
SUScRlPTORES.

Los sIscriptores de LA
no deben olvidar,
cuandocambien deresiden-
cia, darnosla direction que
han tenido y Ia que desean
tener en- adelante, pues
sin este requisite no pode-
mos anotar eli cambio en-
nuestros libros.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-11-04
Ex-federales y zapatis-
tas estan posesiona-
dos de Acatlan

Los rebeldes eX-federales que
Sc han posesionado 1ltimamente
de diversas poblaciones del Esta-
do de Puebla, estan en- Ia mejor
inteligencia con los ndcleos zapa-
tistas que operan en- Ia misma re-
gi6n. Ash 10 hace saber IN infor-
me fechado en- Acatlan y publica
do en- la ciudad de Mexico por Ia
prensa carrancista.
Ell "Gobernador CONSTRUCTIONS
lista" de la ~expresada Entidad
Federativa ~justamente alarmado
DOR este acercamiento que puede
ser de fatales consecuencias para
ell regimen que encabe2a don We
n~ustiano, ha crefdo o~portuno di-
rigirse a los partidarios del jefe
morelense, pidiendoles que desc
cupen la plaza de Acatlan, donde
nan sentad0 Gus reales en- union
de los aguilaristas, a~rgumedistas
Y almazanistas, con objeto &c
batir aisladamente a estos ultl-
mos, que segdn la opinion del
inteligente gobernante, constltu-
yen una facci6n rebelde que no
esta representada en- la Conven-
ci6n de Aguascalientes.
Pero los zapatistas, a 10 que
parece, no Sc conforman con las
exigencias del "Gobernador Cons
titucionalista de Puebla" y mlen-
tras sus representatives deliberan
en- ell seno de la Convention, juz
gan convenience segair en- pose
sion del terreno coDquistado, en-
union de sus nuevos amigos los
exfederales.
Y no Sc conforman con este
solamente, sine que Sc han pro-
puesto gignifcar ell POGO aprecio
que hacen del gobiernod de Carran
"a hostilizando a los destacamen-
tos Observation-Disclosures que guar
necen diversos Districts del re-
ferido Estado.
Entire tanto ell General Coss
ha tornado Ia radical determine
ci6n de declarar "aguiiaristas''
a los zapatistas de Acatlan, en- el
case de que no evacuen eSta pia'
"a dentro del p%erentorio term1no
que les ha fjado.
Con esta determination el &c
neral Aguilar CANA proselitos con
peligro de la e8tabilidad del lIa-
mado "Gobierno CONSTRUCTIONS
lista."
Ell General Cess, es hombre de
provecho.
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Una Gaia por vaIor dc $3.50 ni. o., regsisda
G cDant0S u solicitor.

A jas personas deIgadas, : e-pecialuleate 6
las que csreccn dc Uaas 10 & 80 Iibras del
peso natural, inteTesa 81 que Sc enterel &c
VI dGscubr!s-ientD Elarayilloso con el Cuzl
pusdesS aumentnT hastn una libra c<nria-
orabellecieRd0 acknowledgements Z los cue 10
usan. > eH~Ecr6EadO sorpEgadaEJcmeatc Il
las personals hacas aunque 10 lutheran estado
por vario1 a..Os.
NO cleric los ojos 4 tan naElficsta Terdai.
d!ciendo impossible" PrGgbe este nusro
E~ratan'icLso = sc convened por 81 Enismo.
La prJGba no lie costaTa NJ III colo c~snteTc,
CVEase el cUp6n dc abajo) y Il e1pe7ienCia
L. CCmost.arz L. Ve!dad &C 10 nan!festad9.
TO hay rlzEa cue le deHenda ahora para
eOntinuar cnjuto y faito dc peso 81 resto de
e. vida aUnqu Eub!SEa va pToDado cUaa;cS
Iemed!os coaoclo para engo.aar.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-11-04

Cor este nueyo descubrlm!entc puedcss
prescla5lr de las recommendations de dissa
Eaasra!naCntc prcScriptas = de TODD 10 que
gDarte Ge Ia vida regular dc los neEocios.
S!-l C0Iao do costumbre, y cOIan CUaEtn
rus.c T. zZc.ezca. AdcmaS es TN inofcns!vo
TgG.eEfo Iara el sistcml mas delicado, pGcS
no c~oEi.c-c aca'tcs, emulsiones, n alcohol.
J., SOLO ana pl5tilla concentrate que pusa3
t1--arse sin c." nadic GO enteFe. Sus mas
rT5.imoS amigos no necesltan saber 10 Cue
va, to.ra hasta que q-eden asomb:ados 60
GUS adCiartOs en- peso y hermosura.
Ia cxccr!va telgaGez, es tan mortifcan:s
como eI czceso &c carne. Los hornbres DEL
E1lo5 troP!czsn con ETaldcs 6!dcultadc5 On
q canine del cEIto, : FL tuvisran dlnero
'sruaca aparcntaran Ticos." Las muJePCs
tussoSac, r1ra ycz son pcpulare5 y aunquo
vlstan c'c"Intcucntc, los rfcns adoTnoS 10
ruede7 Cis.muiar 81 c0ntorEO del Tostro = 10
Ir1.uincnts de los hCcSJs. Tome sin pGrol-
Gc & tempo SarGol = 1baudcGc "a 81 campo
Dc los faces. Env!cnoS q cu3hn hoy uiglso
y -scT!L.1oS con c!a-iGld 81 a-Inbre y d.
.cccion complete, diTislendo 81 carta z The
Sa-gol Co1021A Herald Bldg, BinGhaultor, n.
y. q. y. a.. y &c remItir"los Embellishments
una GAIA dc SargOl per valos dc $3.50.
dandols ademas complete Information del
Torgue de Su delSadcZ, y de como nuestro
-cr.edfo naturalmcntc le aGad!ra IT, carnc de
quc al presente cscasea. No hay pues ne
czsidad de aQuf On adolante en- scguir hueSo-
20. erjuto. { accomplishments dcsarrcilado.
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IA gEa9aO i9E7Ca DEL
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