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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-07-31
COLLECTION OF
GARBAGE is
SYSTEMATIZED

Supt Z { Foster. OF the High
land Park public works department.
says The force which is handling the
garbage collection in the village has
succeeded in getting the work down
20 4 system. and that three ccllec-
ticnS are being made every week
in all parts OF the village with daily
collections from restaurants and
other places tn the business district.
AZ which more frequent collections
are necessary. Three trucks and
one team are being used In the
work Of collecting the garbage Ac-
cord!ng 10 Mr.. Foster. % tons OF
garbage are being handled daily in
The village. The work is under the
direction Of Charles Jewell. super.
intendent OF the Highland Park In
Generator plant
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-07-31
YOUNG DRIVER
GOES TO WORKS
Roland Van Ripper. Who Ran
Down Baby In Safety Zone,
Also Draws Fine

Roland Van Ripper. who on July
q, ran through a safety zone al
Woodward an3 Churcn-aves.. High
land Park. and seriously injured two
women and baby. was found gull
y OF reckless driving in Justice
Bcndelow's court. Saturday. He was
hned $50 and s. costs and was sent
20 the Detroit House OF Correction
for 80 days.
In sentencing Van RiTer, who ~
only Is years old, the court gave
him a severe lecture
Safety zones are for the protec-
ton Of the people. and motorists
must stay out OF them. ne said.
According 10 Van Ripper, he was
not drunk ~ ,hc time ~ The acc.
d,.I. although beer and whisky
were found n me car.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-07-31
ICE BEST BASS
BAIT FOR HOT
WEATHER DAYS
BY ENITFD PRESE

ROCHESTER, y Y July 2s.-The
best hot weather bait for black bass
is--ice.
Hiobard Raymond. a veracious
member OF the Lake Keuka Fishing
club. was willing today 10 share his
discovery with fellow anglers. II,
came about through pure deductive
reasoning. Raymond knew bass like
cold water In the summer the wa
ter is warm and the Ash sink torpid
ly TO the cool depths. Dropping a
cake OF ice in the bass pools rools
the Ash. gives them plenty OF pep.
causes them to rise and stimulates
them TO bite At pretty nearly every.
thing
Raymond exhibited good bunch
OF bass 10 prove his trial OF the ice
stunt
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-07-31
PINCHES WOMAN
BATHER AND is
PINCHED HIMSELF

Help Help have been bitten
ny a shark shrieked Miss Eliza
beth Thompson. a patron OF the
Belle Isle bathing beach. Friday AZ.
ternoou.
When she said sharks" there
vas a lively scramble for the shore
Meanwhile two guards plunged
brav-ly IN the direction o. the
frightened girl
There's what Bit me-" she yelled,
pointing 20 Peter Carncares, OF No.
24e Fort-st east
Carncares vas taken into custody.
and Miss Thompson. who resides AZ
No 1877 Melbourneave.. was escorted
10 the Belle Isle police station.
where ofncer wendt gave her first
aid
In the police court. Saturday
morning. Carncares. who r. charged
with assault and battery. denied
that he 10 an amphibious creature
with shark-iike tendencies. He said
he was merely trying TO give an i'm
itation OF a clam by pinching the
young woman. The guards retail
lated by "pinching" him.
The defendant demanded q Jury
trial. which Justice Sellers set for
Aug s. Carncares was obliged TO
furnish a $500 bail bond.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-07-31
Local
Mystery of Headless Woman
Solved When SIeuths Drag
Clothing Dummy From Rive

watching the course OF the tre tug
rs she sped through the waters
suddenly the boat rtopred.
All" breathed The trio, in
hush OF awesome expectancy The
body has been found
A few momeutc later and the
speedy DIRE tug vas nearing the
dock.
Did you get it," hoarscly shout
ed Creedon over the waters,
I'VE sure did" came the reassur
ing reply. AMI the boat drew UP 10
the landing place.
IL was but short time afterward
that the voice OF Detective Creedon
wa heard despondently delivering
a message to headquarters
Did We get ths body yeah. We
got it--What?-'ro the morgue-
Nav, we're not goin' 10 take II 10
he morCe. wee gcin' To bring Il
up 10 headquarters
Huh No, | haven't gone nuttS
we're yoin' 20 take it up o police
headquarters. lell YOU. and give II
20 the tailor there What No.
Stree. have not been drinking. not
a drop Now gr' rigEt. will YOU
the body waJ clothing store
dummy without any head. and I'm
goln 10 donate Il 10 the tailor"
\ load burst OF laughter from
the other end" a grunt OF dis gust
from the perspiring detective, and
the episode OF The hcadless Wo-
man" was at an end
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-07-31
SLAIN MAN is
UNIDENTIFIED

Peter Pytriniec, an Austrian, came
10 the coroner's office. Saturday
morning. 10 look at the body OF the
man found ~ the Woodward-ave
entrance TO Palmer Parf with a
deep stab on tNe back OF his head
and a cut on his right hand. fearful
that the victim might be his
nephew, Mike Sawitz, n contractor
OF No. 544 kirby.avs. east. The
Austrian declared that the body
was not that Of his nephew, who
has been missing nearly two days
Deputies Pllarski and Roberts
who are working on the case. think
that the man ~as the victim oil
highwa, men The body yas plainly
dressed. The man apparently was
n workingman.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-07-31
DRIVING STOLEN
CAR, OFFICERS
FIND ANOTHER

Recovering an eight-cylinder, high
priced touring car belonging TO FL.
mer Mohn. a real estate man. Depu-
ties Pilarsh and Roberts ran onto
another piifered, valuable automo-
bile, Friday. on Livernois-ave.. near
Seven. Mile-rd. discovering the theft
when they saw two youths leave the
stalled machine and start running
across the fields.
Finding the second car stripped
OF It's license number. the deputies
ascertained It's ownership through
the engine number. and learned
that Il had been stolen from Cadil.
lac-sq.. and belonged to n. j. Caul-
kins. dental supply man. The
thieves had made away with II, in
spite % lock
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-07-31

The body OF the headless wo-
man seen In the river Friday after.
noon has reappeared. It's noating
In the channel near Fifth-st."
This startling announc-me Mt rang
Into the ears of Lieut. George
Fitch, OF Central station. when he
answered q telephone call. Saturday
morning. from Sergt Steve Poole.
A hurried call to detective head.
quarters; an order for the detective
"nier!" busting activity around the
station. and three valiant members
OF the department. Detectives
wandrie, Creedon and Drivber Hus.
kens. were dashing through tho
crowded down town district. sound
Ing the siren on their machine and
making all haste In the direction OF
the reported discovery.
a killing" quoth Sleuth Fred
Bandemsr, as he felt OF his rear
pockets &c see II his gun and cuffs"
were In readiness
Meanwhile the river front was
teeming with excitement The fire
tug, under full head OF steam. had
LEFT the dock and was cutting
through the water IT ton speed.
Telephones ir the Office OF the
haroormsster and OF Marine Report
er Wescott tangled continually with
calls from the police. tho reporters
and the curious ones who had heard
OF the gruesoms apparition
Detectives Cre-don, WRndrie and
Huskens paced the dock rockies sly -.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-07-31
Crop Situation As
Related to Heat

TOPEKA. Kas.. july Zs.--Pros'
poets OF bumper Kansas crop have
gone aglimmering 4 month n
drouth and high temperatures have
seriously injured all crops With
the largest acreage In wears. the
state faces half crop unless the
rains come scon
DENVER. Col, July 2a-The re.
cent hot, dry spell. has had a bad
effect on ranges and water supply
in the Rocky Mountain region. &C
cord!ng 10 Forecaster Brardenburs
here today In some sections farm
e-s are cutting grains for hay and
the natural hay IS poor.
LINCOLN, Neh, July 29-Ne-
braska crops have 50 far not been
injured 5y the drouth and the hot
Or, weather Of the past few weees
Will have proved good corn weather.
provided rain comes within the next
week or 10 DAYS.
The corn situation over tbe state
has been very ycod so Far this year.
In some parts ~ the state, principal
" along the Kansas line. some mr.,
Ing ha~ been -ept rtet There has
been nc rain for two weeks.
ST louis. Juny az A serious
shortage IN the supply Of fresh
vegetables and fruit and increased
prices viii resul; shouts the pres
snt drouth snd Eat continue, de-
clared corr mission men here today
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-07-31
CITY MANAGER
PLAN EFFICIENT,
SAYS SPEAKER

"City man gIng Ar n profession. ="
vas tho subject o. talk which Ly.
man y. Tr1m5al city attorney OF
Jackson. Mich ssge before the
Highland Park startnr commission.
Friday evening
The city manager form ~ gov
eminent wac adopted IN Jackson
January. 1918. B. vote Of 400 10
90t Every Cit department has
heer completed reorganlyed and
placed on an Efficient basis. With
the city manager are FIVE other
commissioners who appoint the city
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-07-31

DISAPPEARS
AFTER VISITING
RACE TRACK

Relatives are searching for Henry
T. Udwsll. 50 years old. No $50 ST,
Jean-ave.. who has not been seen or
heard from since he left his home
Wednesday, 10 20 10 the Blue Rib
bon races II is thought that the
heat has affected his mind and caus
ed him 10 wander away A deputy
sheriff at the fair grounds declared
that a man answering the descrip-
ton OF the missing man boarded a
Pontiac car. outbound. and previous
ly bad been acting queerly around
the grounds.
When he left his home be wore
gray suit. gray fedora hat and tan
shoes and ring and pin bearing
the emblem OF the Oddfellows. He
Is smooth-shaven. has dark hair and
eyes. weighs about $50 pounds. and
Ia Ave feet 10 inches tall. He was
janitor IN the Tillibradge school.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-07-31
WHITE STAR LINE
MAN IS MAKING
ENVIABLE RECORD

Charles r. Bielman, Jr.. excursion
manager and travelling passenger
agent Of the White Star line. is cele-
brating his twenty second birthday
anniversary. He has attained n re-
nlnrkable record OF achievement.
which Is considered much more IL
Illuminating because OF his youth.
and he has received the commenda'
ton and praise Of officers end stock
holders OF the company He grad
uated from Central high school
when II years old. and has served
three years as assistant excursion
manager before ne was promoted.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-07-31
POLICE SEEK
RED-HEADED
TRUCK DRIVER

Has anyone seen red-headed
truck driver with a genial smile and
one-horse truck owned by the
Michigan Carriage CO..
n Detectives Iannan and Fraley
see an OUTFIT answering the foreso-
ing description they declare they
will arrest the driver. whose name
10 Jimmy" O'Neill. OF No 1877 Csss-
ave. and return the horse. whose
name In Jake" TO its owners.
II seems that Jimmy" went 10
work for the carriage company Wed
nesday morning Before noon. the
oficers say. he had stolen four bags
OF sugar weighing 100 pounds each.
Thursday morning he left the barn
with Jake and a single truck and
has not been seen since.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-07-31
CONIEY NAMES
NEW SCHOOL
COMMITTEES

Plans for the accommodation OF a
larger number OF pupils than ever
before In Highland Park schools at
the start OF the next school year
were taken up at the last regular
meeting Of the board OF education.
According 10 the oticials two schools
are now being built. which will be
ready for occupancy BY September.
The Southeastern school has been
held up for some time by a strike OF
masons. but work is being pushed on
u now aud II will be completed In
time. The large addition 10 the
Frances Willard school will also be
ready 10 house additional pupils.
The nev buildings will be as near
freproof as II Ia possible TO make
them. said r II Ives. chairman OF
the buildings and grounds commit.
tee. An idea Of the small amount
81 wood which IL going into the
buildings Is shown by the fact that
the carpenter work on one OF the
large structures now under way. q
$40 900 building. will amount 10 less
than $4,000 Most OF 'he materials
used consis, OF steel, stone. brick
and concrete
The FIRST act ~ the new president
OF the board. Walter s Conely. was
TO announce The list ~ standing com
mittees for the year They are:
Teachers and schools. Walter 2.
Conely and A. e seelye. buildings
and grounds. f n Ives and Edward
Cowan; supplies. heating and jan
itors. Edward Cowan and r n. Ives;
auditing and finance. Charles n.
Ketchau1 and Caleb Pitkin; library
and text books \ C. SAelye and
Caleb Pitkln special exercises,
Charles n Kefoham and Walter 8.
Conely.
The North western school site has
been selected and plans and speci.
locations are being drawn ~ The
school will 10 located AZ Geneva and
Hamilfon-aves and ALL cos, tl7S-
600 The work on & uIll begin in
the fa,l
The committee on finance an.
nounced no receipt ~ 800, 600
worth OF bonds from no Harris
Trust T. Savings hank Chicago. ds'.
ed Dee. Is. 1918 and becoming due
Dec. 10. 1890 These bonds viii b"
used 20 build tho Northwestern
school
The board had purchased over 50
600 worth % f"y' books FOR the gram
mar and high schools
The offer % the Highland Park
State bank 20 ao' a. trustee FOR the
board OF education account was ar
cepted
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-07-31
WHEAT DECLINES
ON WEATHER
Better Reports From North
west Decrease
Prices

CHICAGO. July 31.-Favorable
weather reports from the northwest
caused a decline in wheat values to-
day. Early gains over Saturdays
close were Offset by considerable
selling on the reports July closed
down lc al lls "a: September down
/ l-2c al i2l; December down / l-2c
AZ l24 Is.
Corn was irregular Heat dam.
age 10 corn crops was responsible
for gains in July and September
July closed up 1c az So; September
up l-sc az IS 3-s; December down
&c al IS 81
Oats declined further on the
weakness in wheat and the uncer.
tainty in corn. July oats closed dowr
l-sc al Al. September down l-sc az
~ 10; December unchanged at
43 SIS
Provisions ruled slightly higher
Trade was quiet.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-07-31
Grain and Provisions

DETROIT. Mich. July 2s.-Ciose:
There was a halt in the movement
OF wheat prices Saturday morning in
all leading markets and prices here
were at a stsndstili
Wheat has had a fair break after
a big advance and many dealers
have evened up their trades ny sell
ing and securing prohts Dealers
consider that this has pun the mar
ket in a position OF weakness The
market has been forced 20 take on
very heavy burden and the free
movement 81 whea, from farms n
dictate that this load will be mater
tally Increased. which ~ technically
against an advance. chicago reports
an Increase in consisnments eno
there Ia every Indication that the
crop is TO move IN large volume
Liverpool reported an eaAier feeling
owing 10 better weather over tne
United Kingdom and the easter tone
The northwest reported the pro
mise OF better weather - 20 ~
present the improvement hAs not
been enough % ehseS me spr's. 9 on
the extent 81 damage, elt The trace
feels that a sudden and important
decline would imru ediatelv 'ollow
cool wavs over th~ spring wnest
Cash wheat IN this market j. weak
and dull Buyers ar- not taking :
although Z - 81 fine quality OtEer
wheat markets report good de-
mand News from the NORTHWEST
was the worst Of the season. The
close was az n loss 81 i IN wheat
Oats declined IL. Beans atvsnc-
cd zoe and cloyerseed gained -oc
Saturdays wheat quotations Cas-,
No. red. 81 ss'. septemhsT opened
without change o. - - arc seclired
20 Use. Dac.mhe- -psnsd az = - q
and declined 70 sI2fts No. l white,
siasI Saturdays arse grain quo
tations: Corn. cash No ] a No
. yellow. ssc No. yellow. IS Q s.c-
Oats: STANDARD. 4ttae Ne. white.
Isl,c: September ale; NJ whii~
II y a41Lc. RYE Cash No ,. IS
Beans: Immediate and prompt ship
Insnt. Sc seeds Prime red clover.
"a 20. prime als,ke. - 80 prime limo
thy, $40: prime alfalfa SO Gil.
Receipts IN the Detroit market
Saturday were ! 600 obls. Of foar:
cars of wheat 5 % corn and ~ %
oats shipments we're l. Geo hels ~
-four and 1900 eu OF corn Stocks
OF corn. 5000 bu. Of oats and Ir
bu % rye.
Receipts OF wheat. saturday Du-
luth. IS cars against year ago
Minneapolis 30. cars against Lbb
Chicago, i3s cars. against EOS; Win
nip~g. $50 cars against 80 south
west. s0s9oo hu.. against $4,000 hi.
Primary wheat receipts Were =
$4,000 bu, against l.itseoo hu
year ago.
day. $4,000 ou.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-07-31
STOCK MARKET
IS LIFELESS
Greater Number of Issues
Show Small Gains During
Day

NEW YORK. July 3l.-The New
York Evening Sun financial review
Daturday said:
without the slightest semblance
Of life In the trading. the market
opened 1t irregular price changes,
with the greater number OF issues,
Aowsver. at small gains. as com
pared with the closing Of the pre-
ceAing day. Business represented
little beyond evening operations in
etdent to the end OF the week.
There was no public interest In the
trading and no indication OF re-
sumption In the immediate future
Of an active demand
Trading In the early part OF the
session was made up chiefly OF the
operations in United States Steel.
the coppers. the munition shares
and Mercantile Marine.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-07-31
BURGLARS TAKE
TUBES AND JUNK

Two burglarics. in which tho rob
bers loot totaled slsO we're report
ed 10 the police Saturday morning.
Sam Freedman. No IFS Brewster
ST. reported that some one who had
broken into barn al the rear OF
hts residence. took four rubber auto
mobile inner tubes and six boilers
FULL OF copper and brass junk, val
ued AZ 800. The robbery occurred
AZ o'clock Saturday morning.
Jewels. valued AT 500. were taken
from the home of Mrs Harry Hell
rank. No. ~ Montcalmst east. some
time between p. m. Friday, and ]
o'clock. Saturday morning Entrance
was gained through hole cut In a
window screen.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-07-31
COM MISSlON
ANALYSIS
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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-07-31

other listed stocks including Prud.
den, Continental REQ Car. REQ
Truck, Parke Iavis and Miles the.
alter.
The exchange Is row H. the dead
,cnter OF summer inactivity and IT.
tie Is expected Of II un,il after the
close Of the month and alienation
from the heat wave
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-07-31
livestock
MICHIGAN CENTRAL srocKY.RD,

DETROIT. JAY - Cattle. Ma
ket. steady; b~yf rtJvy steers IS 30
a.. best HANDY weight butcher
Etfsrs. fT5GUsZJ. mixed steers and
heifsrs. s7y1.5n HANDY light butch
ers t675at. Iight tutrnsra $3.50
hest cows ss4G.5 butcher cows.
. 50aG. common cows. st60a5. can
ners. s30s25 best heavy bulls. IeH
SIS. I0lrRna bulls. s. - All IS feel
.rs. sc tqHT.25: stockers $500 as.
rnike~ and springer. tfoas5
veal rslves NsrEst steady 1est
grid 'i2Ti2s0. Others. tSUil
sheep aui lambs. Market steady;
BE-, lsnha SO z51IiO.5O. fair lambs
y S0Ti1 light 10 common lamNs 81
as. fair o. good sneep. v 500 l6.
Guile and com mon t3flt
H'gs NarEo' steady. pigs. 1sn
$50. yorker and mixed. sa.7sa % 20
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-07-31
LOCAL MARKET
AT STANDSTILL

The Detroit stock exchange con
tlnued dull Saturday. little activity
being noted In any issue Edison
was still strong at 100 with no oiler.
ins,. Bids remained withdrawn from
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-07-31

CHICAGO July 20 Butter. Ex-
tras. 3iiac arrts pa, n &c dairy
sTtrsF. fhf, n 2fisc nrsts. 2502SNo
Eggs Prime ordinary 2ln1itSc
frsts. 2iU2zisc Cnssse re.lrs. -
nIti4c young Ameri~agl 15a. Ui5c.
Live poultry Fowls, i1Mc, ducks
I41isc; geese t2niar aprlngs
large. 7oatios small. e219zisc. tnr.
KEYS Zee Potatoes New, recsipta
~ ears; ohio. 7o97fe.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-07-31
niTTEn AND zoo

0raarerf fraFe 20 Lr dairy. &c
rRare Efr d.
EEEs- fresh receipts. rapes inciud-
81. frsfs &C. current receipts. q >
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-07-31
EAST ~ FFALO L,vt s1bCk
Uunntuu "A AfeV~ns

FAST BUFFALO s. 4. July ~,
Ca', =, E"g.,g,s q, 80; Gun, es" -
choice 50 3s far ~ good. is1S =
$50 earilnEs,. dry. FED 81 q 80 hsst
hand steers. 'sIggs light butc -
stsorF 25d7S0 be-, butcherlnk
steers and heiferf. mixed. t75OGs
best heavy fst cows 5000:
butcher COWS. t625dsSe. cutters IS
G515 Gamers. i356dt fancy bulls.
So butcher suils. tszb fts 50
common b illh. 81 50as. good stock
srs, SIn725. light common stocksrs
~ o ~ feeders best denorned. 1925
q 80; rnishers and sprinRers, $40 a
Hogs Receipts. 40 cars. liver.
heavy 5000. yorksrs ti0.sodiOs
pigs. SO.
Sleep Receipts. carF STEADY
top lambs. SO J01II. yeariings g. 50
a. wethers iTS1s ewes. t7a7 30
Calves. t57i350
-
cHIcAGo LIVE STOCK
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-07-31
NEW yoRx BANK STATEMENT

actual bank statement today showed
the following changes:
Surplus. lncress.d ti,ito.s5o loans.
Increased 1855 900 rsserVe IN own
federal reserve banks. increased
Ss5:. 900. reservs In other depositor.
les, Increased tIOi, 900 net demsn nd
deposits. increased si,7io.ooo; net
ouiatiou, decreased $4,000, aGgre-
gate reserve. tst7.sss. 900.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-07-31

Tn following firms arc privileged
20 execyts orders on me Exchange
". r Moss & Co. carlyle & Povah.
Geo NJ West a Co. r. Maecrone
rnour Co. " r MCLAUGHLIN. Mer-
ruL Lynch T. Co. W 4 Hsulin \
Co. Wm 4 Nser & Co. Sinclair a
Couls. Ernrnst I Sprague. VIM ~.
Rose h Co. r X Prit0n A. Co. Joel
Co ~ r Reilly A CO Matthew
Finn. ~ wallace 4 Co. Lewis q
stoeksri 4 Co. Bennett. smith A
Gorton.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-07-31
cum COPPER SroCKs
SEw YORK. PRODUCE uankt.r.

NEW YORK. irf, 90
Flour puu BOT a-r no-s VIM
mess tz1H@5-o IAra steady
niddIsw west spot. So fonf.et sugar
Raw, quiet o~ufr fugai as-fr4t.
ts.i4. muStuEanG sa-fssf ssg- r.
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