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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-13

British line between Bullecourt and
Oucant tahuut ton miles west OF Cam
braid says the Reuter- correspondent at
British hcaduunrtcrS in France. Their
intention was To nvcrwhclm their op-
puncnts by sheer weight Of numbers
Owing Ia the staunchncss or the Rrit-
lsh opposition the attack only enabled
the Germans 10 get footing In about
500 yards Of the British front line, when
the attack was arrested.
Thus the attack was reduced I" tho
limits Of a very small, local success at
the most. The correspondent adds that
il is difficult To- got details. hlt IN"
lighting lasted from dawn nntll one
o'clock in the afternoon and the cohtlnu-
nucr nt ring after that suggested Il
British e Lnt"r attack.
In his description Of the battlr the
correspondent says:
What apparently was intended rs 4
determined German attack upon Inc Src-
tor of our line cast OF Rulic""url WIS
delivered shortly aftcr dawn. anu "W
inr 10 the SlaunchnrsS of our troops,
was reduced 10 the limits Of Il very
small local success at The most h''
snot the enemy chose WAS the GROW
in tho bend Of our line between f"iIe-
court and Qucant.
hnrdmcu, Ms the FIRST Strraks nf Il frosty
dawn were ralinc tho eastern SKY. 'ur
artillery promptly replied with n bar
r,ra nut down between the opposing
,rcnrircS i'm order To catch any infantry
advance.
"Assaulting waves nf BARBARIAN troops
r,n,r over |. close formation. II WAS
tho manifest intention IL throw Er'h'
nrcssurc upnn The front of IN" a'ln"N
and oycrrowcr the defenders II pnSSliH''
ly sheer weight of numbers.
''ffcrre fighting ensu"d. bur II Is To-"
early to get details sine" rVnlInunl"a-
lions arc always difficult during engage
mcnts. So far rs | can gather inc
Germans managed I" get som" SORT 81
footing in about five hundred yards OF
our front line trenches before their AZ
tack was arrested.
"rhn artillery duel continued until
about l:SA o'clock. when IL died down.
m,t th. constant rattle Of machine guns
sugL .s.cd that some fighting was sti!l
In progress. and Il is quite possible
thnt We countrr-aita"k"".
This is. really all thor" II 10 tell. II
sccn,s reasonable 20 believe that the
Germans failed in their project what
cvnr il was. since III" extent OF ih"ir
gain was so small and s" indefinite IN
noint of tactical achievement that II Is
difricuIt 70 regard i: rs representing
my cnrunl,lc scheme nf operations.
The weather remains fin" ana drF.
so that open warfar" Is stu roSSlhI"
a, a time Of the year when n"rmH''E
10th Sides would hc s"ttHd mt" winter
ortrrS.
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EMBARGO ON EXPORT
SHIPMENTS BY ROADS

NEW YORK. n"r. l".-Nn embargo
on all cXporl freight, except for the
United States government. IN all rail-
roads reaching North Atlantis seahoari
ports. was ord, red today. ny tn" rcncr-
nj operating cummittc" Of the eastern
railroads.
In thi.; connection. tin, authority ar
the traffic managers comprising th:' OK
port division of tho eastern carriers was
extended Ii C"v"r the issuance of rail-
road shipping permits embracing all
commodities for export except govern
mrni freight and ali existing permits
arr cancelled.
Explanation Of tn" drastic order was
mndc In Il statement issued by the gen
cral operating committee. which de-
rlarrd that 1T is vitality essential that
there hr thorough corporation III the
handling uf traffic for overseas ship
mont. so that III" railway equipment
which would otherwise he available r"t
fuel fnoiStUfis ard government freight.
shall nor h. used In moving trnlIic
which cannot hc promptly transhippcu
when II reached lidrwnt"r.
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Shell Plant Fire and
! Explosion; One Man Dead

a.. WILMINGTON. DEL Dec. ia ter
rifle Commandment shortly before eiEh.
o'clock this morning with shells flying
in every direction. aroused New Castle
and immediate vicinity. as we'll as WI
mington and other points. and soon de-
vclupcd into fir" which had broken out
in "uc Of the most dangerous sections
OF the sheel loading plant Of the Bethl"-
hem Steel company about a mile below
New Castle.
The blaze, which is Of unknown Or
igin. started in the shell loading mouse
in which prc stored 4.600 shells loaded
with T. y. T.. one Of the most violent
Of all explosives used in the war and
50.00G empty shells. The ire had scarce
" started when the contents Of the load
cd shells hogan To fly i'll every direct"n
The building. which was 4 frame struc-
lure. about lGn by $50 feet. burned like
finder and rs the flames reached the
loaded shells the latter began 10 explode
and nccaS onally one would be hurled
out OF the building.
One man. Theodore Jacobs. Of Har-
rison, y. j.. the chief Of guard. was XIII
ed. his head being blown Off by one
OF the shells.
So far as could be learned no other
person was hurt either In the fire or
because Of Tho explosions. but several
wore slightly hurt while running to cs-
cape danger or 10 help somebody Gls"
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.ELKS WILL BRING JOY
TO MANY POOR FOLK
Baskets Will 30 PILED With Goodies and
Distributed for Bountiful Christ
mas Dinners.

Many hearts OF the poor Of wheeling
will be made happy this Christmas
made TO beat with JOY as in the years
gone by There would doubtless nave
been many little ones eyes filled with
tears of disappointment in this city on
the gladstone and happy holiday season
II it were not for the Elks.
The first name of the order is &c
ncyucncc," and how we'll the members
try TO carry out that word-one OF the
biggest anH broadcast words In the Eng
liah language.
Preliminary plans have been made by
Wheeling Lodge. No. IS. Benevolent
Protective Order Of Elks. 10 provide
Christmas baskets for the poor this
year as in former years.
The Christmas. charity committee or
the organization has named Harry L.
Strobcl and. J. W. Cummins as chair
mon Of the committee of cheer for the
poor. The goodies to hr put into the
baskets for their table will be decided
UNION this week 1t will be- L countiful
feast.
Following il the personnel of the
committee in charge of the affair:
Harry L. Strohel. ]. w. Cunmins.
Carol 7. .tm0ck. I. y. Barton. Edw/rd
s. Elak"lry. Chas. r. Courtney. W. a.
prichurst, Daniel +. Ebert Edward c.
Elir, Albert l.. Erh. Il. ". Frazier.
Archie T. Hupp. Henry y. Hess. f. n.
Molntfnrd. Archie W. PAUL. Neil
Quinn. Saul y. Rosenberg. c. E. Rausch-
cnhcrg. Adam Martin and George Adles-
berger.
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OHIO GOVERNOR
Continued from First PageD

railroad, who Is chairman OF the rail-
road transportation committee OF
the Ohio branch. Council Of National
Defense. ana General Manager M. 5.
Corners, of the Hooking Valley r7ul-
road, imnlca iate steps wore taken
for procuring motive power to oper-
ate special coal trains.
The three officials, with Charles
c. Marshall of tho state public utiu-
ties commission; z. D. Leach, assist-
amt federal fuel administrator Tor
Ohio; E. C. Mayer executive score
tary of tho Ohio Euel AdnlimBtra-
tion. AID j. b. Du9acs, chief inspec-
tor of the ujEties commission, held
a meeting jus: before noon today
and completed SrranGements Tor
handling the trains and taking care
of those sections and cities suffer-
Ing most keerly.
The plan will be to go direct into
wards where lake coal is ctand;ng.
assemble q train Of cars and start 1t
ont at once. Tt will be consigned to
the chairman of county fuel admin
istration organizations, formed SOW
eral weeks ago.
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NEW BOAT LINE
COMMIT TEES.
HOLD NEE TING
LIBERTY TRANSIT COMPANY al.
MOST READY FOR
BUSINESS
Expect to Receive Charter Today-An-
other Meeting to BE Held Next
Wednesday.

Eusr sessions OF the three commit
toes who arc lnnNing after III" interests
III the proposed Liberty Transit COM
pany were heidi yesterday ana important
matters in connection with Tho nrganiz-
alton were taken up and som" business
was transacted.
Th, finance committee mot at the Fort
Henry club 1T noon. for luncheon. after
which they repaired IL The directors
room Of the Dollar Savings and Trust
company. whore they remained In s"s:on
until $50 in III" afternoon.
Attorney Nelson Hubbard submitted L
list of bylaws. which he was asked I"
prepare and that thc% were discussed NJ
length a& were also tn" papers of iII-
corporation. but no definite action was
taken on them. Tho outline nj the scope
mf the company anu the personnel If the,
management consumed some time. but
Nothing was tYrcidrd upon this matter
During the AFTERNOON the committee on
traffic met ut tn" rooms OF the Wheeling
Commercial association and the qucs-
ton nf greatest Interest was the num-
her of boats that would be needed 10
take care of the frricht which the CONF
vany expects TO carry. This committee
is composed Of Mcssrs. Neigh and Hi--
gins OF Wheeling; Atkinson Of Charles
ton; Eubanis of IarkersburE. and Kelly
"t Pittsburgh. The. wharf committee
also held 4 meeting but they did not dis
close what TRANSFERRED at the session.
After the several meetings the mon
on all the committees met at the Com
mcrciul association rooms and every
phase of the situation was gone over. and
I'm adjourncmcut taken Mt q late hor
until next Wednesday,, when 1t Is 60
pccted that the affairs of the company
vii. have advanced TO II state when i
tentativr company may he formed. for ii
Is thought sufficient stock WILL have
boon sold 10 permit this by that time.
A. the joint meeting the various reports
were conc over, basis If rates discus
scd aud an agreement reached whereby
the stock superintendent will hc allotted
according TO the size and Importance and
the gross tonnage Of the different cities
along the river. and it was announced
that these figures would be given out at
the next meeting.
The charter Of the company Is expect.
cd to arrive from Charleston today. .
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MAKE MINOR GAIN
(Continued From Pnge one.)

achievements In men and guns
from tho eastern theatre.
Snow is falling heavily In the
n,ouuta as along tho northern 1tal-
Ian fr MT and optimism prevails
among the italians that this will aid
them definitely in holding the Aus
tro-Ger1nanS back from the Italian
plains. Amid the first furries Of
the storm on Tuesday the enemy re-
sulned his attack among tho hills
and was rewarded by the capture OF
several positions. Later, however,
tho. Italians in a countcr-attack re-
gained their lost terrain, nfter which
the artillery duols were resumed
but with less strength than previ-
ously had been shown.
The Cossacks under General Kali
edincs and tho Bolsheviki forces arc
reported TO have NOV n at least two
fights, with the r-rcvolut1on-
lists tho victors In both. The en-
raee.1ents occurred at Mohiler aud
at Tamanovka and the BolshevlEl
losses are declared to have been
heavy.
General A1enby, commander Of the
British 1orcos In. Palestine, mas
entered Jerusalem and taken over
control OF the Holy city. The pop
uiace greeted the British commander
cordially. In q proclamation he told
tho inha bitants that ell sacred
buildings and holy places would he
protected and maintained. Meanwhile
tho British army continues its Sue
ces5ful operations in Palestine,
having captured several additional
positions from the Turks.
e Twcnty-one British merchnutmon
were sunk by mines or submarine !
last week, as. against seventeen the
previous week.
A resolution declaring that q state
of war exists between Austria Kun
garia and Cuba has been passed by
tho Cuban house of representatives.
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CAMP LEE BOYS
Continued From Pare one.3

three-inch projectle may drop into
the enenay's temporary homo.
One Of the chief features Of tho
mortar IL that it can be fred rap
idly. It Is a 1nrlzzls loader.
Tho propelGpg charge is exploded
as the shell strikes the bottom OF
the bore and the projectile starts on
It's journey toward tho German
Lines.
Progress Being Made.
Rapid progress Is being made by
the wost Virginia artil1erymen with
the use Of thoir guns.
The largo six-inch howitzers have
not arrived yet, but they have their
three-iuoh pieces. They have also
shown proficiency in building gun
emplacements and III tho art Of con-
oeal1ug their battery positions,
which IL essential in the present
warfare. In addition they are be-
ing trained In management Of thor
horses. There have been over 500
OF them already issued to the brig
ade. Some Of the steeds were un-
broken whom they arrived here, and
tho men are having strenuous times
In breaking them and getting theln
accustomed to dragging the feld
pieces. The artillery regiments are
keeping abreast with the infantry
regiments md the machine gun bat
tauous In their training, and when
the order to leave for overseas ser-
vice Is received they will be. fully
developed.
Lieut.. Schloessing nnd Sergeant
Chauv1u, French officers, arc supsr-
victng the instruction Of the artn-
lery regt lcnts.
New Officers Coming.
over 2E now officers will arrive
here Saturday morning and
will b stHbuted among the "a
units mp hero. There arc four
major captains, l4s frst lieu
tenar I'd l4s second Noutenauts.
It wi nounced here that all dent
i.ta lamp who DO not hold
commission that they can make APP
plicatton through tho dental sur
geou for commissions % second
ueutenonts in the dental reserve
corps on or before December Is.
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Campaign Progressing
Knights of Columbus Campaign Is Pro-
crossing Nicely Is the Report of
the Captain.

The cap;uaS OF the teams in the
knights Of Columbus war fund CAM
paign being conducted this week. re-
port that tn" drive is progressing nice
Is and the amount is expected to be
nvcrsubStrihrd hy II lIrc" sum. Tho
Terms arc meeting with success every
whore and over half OF the $lS.n00 quota
has been accounted for.
The captains reported ut tho Carroll
club last evening. hut no figures could
he announced rs In lhr amount secured,
~ lhr secretary AMI treasurer had not
CUilpilrd their reports.
Nn: only ar" thusr soliciting meeting
with Surc"SS. but many contributions
hav. been received from other sources.
Srv"ral checks We're sent in yesterday
ly prrsoas nf other than tn" Catholic
religion.
The campaign is not only meeting
with success here. hui all over the
country. This WIS the yist Of Il COM
muuicatinu received yesterday by
Charles y. WinEcrthr, the chairman Of
lhr executive committee here The t."
ports being received ny tn national.
chairman all show gratifying results.
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WATER POWER BILL
GETS RIGHT OF WAY

WASHINGTON. Dec. I'm further
ing the Program of domestic Legislation
for the present session nf congress us
outlined by President Wilson in his re-
cent address. the senate today. after
passing the Webb export hill. made tn
Shields water power development hill
it's privileged business. Thu: measure.
would establish u system TOR develop
NE and leasing water power on naSlGa-
bic waterways. 1t has failed of pass
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Both Prohibition and
Suffrage Are Endorsed

WASHINGTON. rr". 1H.--Rnth the
prohibition aud suffrae,. amendments Ia
tho constitution pending before congress
wcrc endorsed at the closing scSSiua
here tudny. a. tho National Council #
W"ruru al In" United states.
other resolutions" adopted extended -
tho president Sunrnrl Of all U:sAniaa-
lions affiliated with tho council: Com
graduated Secretary Hnkrr ana S''"rc.
iHry Daniels for their efforts |" protect
the morals and soldiers and sailors
pr"pr:;rd an official government badge
"f medal Ia BE- conferred on every moth
IT nr WIFI VIII" has given her son or h'ls-
band tn ia" service Of thu country. and
Cnndcmn,rl NIL efforts and Legislation
i"rhinE To- Increase 'abnurinnlly the
prices nf fnGdstuffS and other Er''rsSi-
ties during Tho war.
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Another Mining Town Fire.

" UliNTINGTUN. ". Va. Dec. ~
Word Of the partial destruction OF the
third coal mining town t" be visited by
n disastrous fire within the last -
.Enurs WAS received here to-day by the
.Ds.cans- Eagle Coal Company. in tcln-
gram stating that the general store.
theatre hotel and offices Of tn" compa-
ny 1T Ncr"vill.. IN iuttal" creek. IN
Logan County. had b"rn destroyed By
.,ir. to-day. Th" loss. officials of the
rnn:;,any estimated ts'-n:Eht. is close ["
1900. Tho origin al tn" fire has not
been determined
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MUCH DISTRESS.
Continued From Page one.)

train. in restoring order. Ampl. sup
plies are ut hand. it was said tonight.
a larG.: number nt portable houses will
arrive tomorrow morning.
Ntuilcns is situated in the heart Of a
now coal and lumber field and has
grown rapidly the last two years. Large
property owners arc ~. Il. Decgans and
l.. y. trantz OF Huntington,
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ADOPT MEATLESS DAYS.

NEW YORK. Dee 1".--A rrr"mmcG,la-
ton that tire" whrnti"SS and two meat =
less days h. observed each week in New
York restaurants was adopted uu;lrinl-
ousiy 10y the New York Society Of Res
lnuraut"urS today. This is one ,l"r1
whcullcsS day than the government; is
advocating. Patrons ~ cabaret show;
and not thu pr"prIrturS must pay the
war tuN, the r"=tnuraninurs decided
For every dollar spent for rGfrcshm"ut
ut such places an additional charge If
wv" per cant will in l"riicd Ia. cover The
inS
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RAYMOND CELEBRATION.

Spccial to Tho lnl"lliErncrr.
CLAEkSNl'EG. W. Va. Dec "a
With relatives and. intimate friends ir
attendance Cnlnncl and Mrs. Henry Hay
nIuud prominent tlnrkshurg residents
celebrated tn" tiftir;h anniversary ri
their marriage al reception given 80
night nj their homo on Vest Main street
The colonel commanded regiment "i
the Union army In the civil War.
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cnnur Hclns Italians.

WITH THE FRENCH ARMIES IN
ITALY, Tuesday. Dec ll.-Sn"w "hiHh
has been "aEcrly awaited and long ac-
lavcd. hogan /" fall this morning III IN"
mountain district "h"r" III" AuS'rn-
German armies m" STRIVING I" pred"
through. III" beginning al IN" snow
fall adds to III" optimism or those WI"
have hrru confident that IN" "F'N'
would bc checked within It's present
limits
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Germans RepulSed

LONDON. Dec. Eth" German AT
t6ck this morning east nf Eullrruurt
WINS r"pul*rd by thu british "X"rni Al
unc point. according to Field MHrSha
IIai,.'S report tonight. 'rh" Germans
suffered heavy lrSS. many ,h'hd being
left behind on their retirement.
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LOST AND FOUND

1osJ-Detwccn H. r Dehrens and 2sh st., pain
uf ,e, huo,s Finder call 2s74-S NATL phosa
'd-t3h
Los -Krrolyer. between Fourth strc+ ana Mhecll:e
Mold and Foundry on Wheeling Terminal tracks.
Reward II returned TO captain Of the guards. Wheel
Ing Mold and Foundry Company. d-u-l
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.LlNINC.Ur .dE ". VA.
SOLONS FOR SUFFRAGE
Special 20 The lu:rliiStnccr.


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WANTED-A thrco TO five room modern apartment:
furnished or un.umslcd. Close In. State location
and prize References exchanged. Address 4. ".
care lntclllEcnccr d-lo-
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LONDON. Pee. ia lI''r"r mass at
tack vas mH,Ir hy thr Germans tudny
against thu cibuw in tn" bend "f the
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FOR sAlE-Typewr!,ers suitable for Christmas pres
'en,s First class condition. $500 10 $4,000. Rem.
,ns,on Typewriter Co. No. 1911 Market ST. Wheel
ing, IS. Va. o-o-t
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

WANT 10 hear from farmers who hare good oil and
ras territory to lease: parties will operate inlme.
diatcly II territory looks good. p. o. Boz 81.
Wheeling. ". Va. n'U-sH
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WANTED-Coal Lands.

w1NIEp-Coai land. Of the Pittsburgh numbeT
eluht vein, located In Ohio Or VEST Va Plrtii
want TO operate Must be cose 10 rallrhad
r. .. Box 377. Wheeling. W. Va. n-.o.:s
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING:

The annual m4,,ins Of the stockholders Of The Ma
uonu Exchange Bank Of Wheeling. Wheeling. W.
Va will Ike held the hank Tuesday. January sth.
lols between the hours OF ~ l. n. and II NJ. for
tho election OF directors and the TRANSACTION OF any
other business that may be presented
Z. w. JEFFERS.
Cashier.
t.1l.l3-15-ls.c2-o5.o7. q ja-l-3-5-s
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age three times ut previous sessions.
opponents contcndIns that 1t docs rot
sufficiently safeguard federal inter
eStS.
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FOR RENT-Furnished Rooms.
FOR -Typewriters

FOR RENT-SIcely furnished front room Tor one or
two gentlemen rs Main street d-S-m
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WIETE p-4ssistant baker Apply II. F. Dei,rsu,
t.,nn,ny a356 Cha pnc ST. d-1e-l
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WANTED-Male Help

WAHTEp--Garrr. Good wages and steady work.
Address wstr Stonebrakcr Barnesy1llo OHIO.
dial
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WANTEo-Two good boys: work a night.
Chance to learn printers trade. Apply At
IntelIlqencer Office to Edward Salads.
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WANTED -fcsltion
WANTED-Houses and Apis.

By experienced seams'reSs
"a i'm ST d-l2-
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MISCELLANEOUS

oVERcoATS-l.00n orcrcosts slightly rsed. taio:
made hes, materials. $500 up. Also other sereIl
hand fine clothing a. g.cAt bargains. We altJ bu:
rss,.nff rloihius B.. Gasse l0a0 Market B. d-ls.i
6ou FINEST singing canar.cs. male and female.
talking parrots clSrs. seeds etc. G. ". Arblush.
~ SAITH ST. Martins Forty. Ohio. Bell 49,. Nat;
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS
LOUIS BERTSCHY
FUNERAL DIRECTOR AND
ARTERlAL EMBAlMER

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