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The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1919-11-26
REMOVES TO FLORIDA

EculatChie, Nov. 25.-ISpeClaLJ-
John NJ. Gerren has sold his store at
Pikeville. known as the Model Store,
to w. A. Barber, who was formerly
in business in that place, and who will
continue the business. Mr.. Gerren and
wife will leave about Jan. / for Florida
to make their future home.
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American Delegates Will
Leave, Regardless Delay

Paris, Nov. 26.--Any delay which may
eventually be found necessary in the
exchange of ratifcations required to
put the German peace treaty into ef-
feet will not change the plans of the
American peace delegation. it was
learned today. Unde"secretary of State
Polk and the other delegates will leave
Paris On the evening OF Dec. 5.
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Increase in Price Of Coal Should Be Justified
MAYOR ASKS RELEASE
COAL IN YARDS HERE

In view of the coal situation in Chattanooga which daily
grows more serious, Mayor A. w. Chambss Wednesday
morning the following telegram to w. D. Hines director
general of railroad administration asking for authority
to use locally supplies lying in railroad yards here:
Hon. Hines, Railroad Administration ofce. Washing
D.
Nearly coal here
not authorize use locally of this supply?
ALEX w. CHAMBLIsS. Mayor.
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'PussyfoOt" Johnson's
Condition Much Worse

London, Nov. 26.-The condition of
William +. Johnson, the American
prohibition worker, who suffered a
severe injury of the eye during the
course OF a 'ragging" by medical stu
dents recently, is reported to be much
worse. There is little hope of saw
ing the injured eye, it was said to-
day.
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1919-11-26
GABY DESLYS LEAVES
STAGE TO MARRY

London, Nov. 26.--Gaby De-
slys, whose nimble heels have
delighted theatergoers on two
continents, has quit the stage
to be married, according to the
Daily Mirror. The name OF
the bridegroom -to-be is not re-
vealed, although Gaby says he
is not an actor. The dancer is
now appearing in an Italian
film production, but says she
will not return to the stage eX-
cept at charity performances.
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INDUSTRIAL

There will be an Indus
trial Section in Saturdays
News, telling of the expan-
sion Of "The Dynamo of
Dixie" in commercial and
manufacturing fields.
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Colder, Says Billy 'POssum
(By L. C. HI

It vi yOuT SUI
cess in making
rhyme. we read
The News all the
time. And partic-
ularly all the
"versis" written
for Billy and the
Mrs. So. Pardon
the liberty l take,
this little sugges-
tion to make
that we Civ e
three C h e e s.
right hearty. to
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1919-11-26

Rome, Nov. 26.-Premier Nitti held
a long conference yesterday with Ca
mile Barrere, the French ambassador.
according to an announcement made by
the EpOCa.
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LOST AND FOUND

CAE-E or restaurant for sale; this may
he your opportunity. Address Oppor-
tunity, general delivery, Greensboro
N. c.
ANGORA TOM CAT-Escaped from
shipment: large white cat, long, fine
hair, odd eyes, one blue and one
brown eve Cat lost in vicinity OF
terminal Station. Reward $500 II
L returned to Agent American Rail-
wav Express. 36 West Ninth st.
F,r Other Lost and Found. See Want
Ad Page.)
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AUTHORIZED TO SIGN

Washington. Nov. 26.-The govern
ment of the Serbs, Croats ana Siovaks
has authorized its peace delegation at
Paris to sign the treaty of peace with
Austria.
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POLK LEAVES FoR pARis

London, Nov. 26.-Frank l.. Polk.
United states assistant of secretary
of state and head OF the American dele
cation at the peace conference, left for
Paris this morning. following a short
visit in LCndon.
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all the ladies of the Sunday party.
The weather? Cold wave headed
this way with much colder weather
in prospect for Thursday and Fri
day.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-13
CHESTER


CHESTER. W. Va. Sept. 13-Rev. D.
w. Allen. pastor Of the First Prcsbytcr-
ian church of New Cumberland. will be
manager of the Red Cross roll call
drive in Hancock copnty in November.
drive in Hancock county IN November.
County Rcd Cross chapter, announced
Saturday following her return from a
meeting Of the executive committee held
nj the Stcubcnvilln Country club in
Stcubcnvillc. Sub-chairmen for Chester,
Newell. Wcirton, Holidays Cove and
other districts will be named by Rev.
Mr.. Allen.
Miss Louise Dewitt entertained the
womcn's Bible class Of the First Pres
bytcrian church at her home Thursday
evening. Following the business ses-
sion. a social hour was enjoyed. Lun-
chcon was served.
Prof. w. G. Jackson. Jr.. formerly OF
the Chester high school faculty, has &C
ceptcd a position in the high school at
Syracuse. y. Y.
DR.. George +. Lewis and daughter
Helen, have returned from visit to
West Alexander. Pa
o. o. Allison has returned from visit
to Stcubcnville.
Mrs. w. ]. McPhecters. Of Hookstown
Pa, visited friends here Friday.
Extension Of home service work Of the
Red cross to include civilian relief tasks
In Hancock county has been decided up
on, Miss Florence Moss, secretary Of the
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missed. They said. upon leaving, that
thcv did not like West Virginia
Mrs. benjamin Williams and daugh-
ter, Lilly. are here from Baltimore. Nd.
to attend the funeral Of little Charles
Williams, which will be held from tho
home of J. c. Spitznoggle Saturday af-
tcrnoon.
Mrs. Clarence Fcrnwalt has returned
to PITTSBURGH after n visit with rela-
lives and friends here.
Raw Radcliffe was Steubcnville WIS.,
itor last night.
The residence OF William Banflcld Is
being improved by the addition Of a
fresh coat OF paint.
William MaybCrry. Of New Castle,
Pa. is visiting among relatives in Fol-
lanSbcc.
Miss Ada Hunter, OF Golfers, was a
recent visitor here.
Miss less Robinson. Of Holidays
Cove, visited friends last evening.
Mrs. W. H. KraEcr is i'll at her homo
on jefferson street.
Tollansbcc High school Is showing a
great interest in sports this year. and
rrcat interest Is manifested in the foot
BALL team that is 10 represent the school
this fall The people of Follanshcc have
subscribed literally to the athletic as
ISOLATION Of tho school, and the boys
have been canvaSsing and have almost
reached their quota.
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STEUBENvILlE

sTTUBENvILLE Ohio. Sept. Il
Pan Handle railroad officials stated here
today that the wreck at No. tunnel,
ncar Fa:rplay west Of this city yeSter-
day afternoon. proved one of the most
costly in the history Of the road. That
no one was injured is considered misacu-
lous.
An east bound freight train buckled
at the mouth of the tunnel and one car
left the rnils and fell over on the west
bound track in the path OF the second
cc;ion Of No II mail and baggage train
Engineer David Anderson and Fireman
Joseph Tudor Of the mail train had time
10 jump but they were too close to a
trcstle and decided to stick TO their
locomotive.
The locomotive plowed through the
merchandise car and the entire mail
train was derailed. The cars crashed
into other merchandise cars on the cast
bound racks and half a dozen were de-
rallied. nd smashed up. The locomotive
Of the mail train left the tracks. rode
the ties across n trestle and then stuck
it's nose into the side OF the hill near
the tunnel.
Engineer Anderson spralned his back
but wasNotherwise uninjured and other
trainmcn escaped without a scratch.
Three wreck crews were called out from
Stcubenvillc. DenniSon and Conway and
il was not until four o'clock this morn
ing that the tracks were cleared. after
being blocked sixteen hours. Trains
east and west over the Pan Handle sys-
tern had to he routed over other roads.
Half a dozen merchandise cars and
their contents were destroyed and
number Of freight cars and several bag
gage cars were badly used up. The con-
tents Of one merchandise car. It Is said.
was tcwclry valued at more than $4o.-
900. 1t is said to be q total loss.
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Newell s1

NEWELL. ". Va. Sept 13.-The
Congo public schools win reopen for
the fall term Monday. II was announced
Saturday. No appointment OF q teacher
had been made Saturday. but school au-
thorities said that several applications
for the position were being considered.
The Joseph Mays residence property.
on Grant street. has been purchased by
Uhla williamson
w. H. Walker has purchased the
Frank Thornberry home on Grant
street
Miss Edna Cooper was hostess Frida,
eveningEto 81 friends at her home on
Harrison street Games and music were
the diversions A luncheon was served.
The first number Of the ODD Fellows
lecture course will be given early in
October in the First Presbyterian
church, It was announced Saturday. The
definite date will be announced later. A
course Of six numbers will be given.
Miss Hazel Clouse entertained at her
home Friday. A musical program was
featured. Luncheon was served BY the
hostess, assisted by Miss Helen Lanhan.
Holiness tent meetings. an charge OF
Rev. J. B. Mcbride, Of California, Pa
opened here Friday evening.
A corn roast was held Friday evening
at Twin Springs by the Christian En-
deavor Society Of the First Presbyterian
church. A business session preceded
the serving Of supper.
Joseph Warrick. formerly employed
in the Laughlln pottery. has accepted .
position lin the Cleveland & Pittsburgh
railroad yards at Wellsvillc, Ohio.
Mrs. Ella Peters has resigned her
position in the brushing department Of
the Laughlin pottery to accept q SINH.
lar position at the Edwin n. Knowles
pOttery.
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WEIRTON

wErRTON. w. Va. Sept 12-wed-
nesday evening in the First Christian
church Of Holidays Cove. the Butler
District Sabbath school convention was
held at which Rev. ]. s. Heffner. of the
Congre gational church Of Steubenville,
ond Mr.. Hermann NJ. Hosack, Of the
First Presbyterian church Of Newell and
president of the Hancock county S. S.
association, made the addresses. Both
speakers commented on the splendid
work being done here. Their talks were
greatly appreciated by the workers OF
the district. Officers elected for the en-
suing year arc: President o. E. Heas-
lett: Vice President. Rev. Homer G. Nc
Mllcn: Secretary and Treasurer Miss
Ollie Burnett: Secondary Superintendent
Miss Marie +, Carothers: Temperance
Superintendent W. II. Rowlands. Miss
Minnie Hcaslctt; Home Department Mrs.
NJ. b. Fish; Teachers Training Prof. w.
D. Johnston: Elementary Superintendent
D. C. Marshall; Adult Superintendent
Rev. F. A. Gould. Early in December
a Union conference of all the teachers
Of the district will be held.
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Surprise Party.

Miss Florence LantZ. who for the past
five years has ably filled the position or
night operator NJ III" FnllarSbce ofr:ce
OF the hcSapcakc and Potomac T"le-
phone company. but who has resigned
her position. was tn" guest or honor NJ
4 pleasant surpris" party given NJ nor
home on Rantl"ld avenue. F"lla1Soce. on
Thursday evening by employees or the
WrlIsburg and Follansbo" Offices OF the
company. Music and games were the
principal diversions of tho evening
until an appropriate hour. when dainty
refreshments were served. Just before
tho guests wore seated in the spacious
dining room Miss Lantz was presented
with a beautiful pin. gift from her Co
workers from the Wellsburc and Fol-
lanshce Offices. The presentation speech
was made bv Miss Edith Holland. The
guests present wcrc: Mrs. Oliver Will
Iiams, Mrs o. G. Erytc. Misses Florence
Iantz. Edys Williams. Mimi" BcnEhe,
Navnn Stewart. Kate Holland. Edith
Holland. Anna McComhs. Margaret u
rich. Bertha U1irch. Margaret Watkins.
Ress Holland. airy Lantz. Out Of town
guests worc Misses Agnes Hannah.
Bertha MCGEE and Lola Roberts o.
Wellsburg.
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vices and water sports. A line viii be
run of a water plug ut Ohio and Main
streets into four-inCh circular pipe
line and spaced at intervals there VIII
be eight outlets to which Z -llIh
water hose will be attached. EAch VI
these eight lines will have special n"z-
zlcs At each nozzle will be stationed
a daredevil and the eight men Will hshl
II out with a hiGh pressure OF water
behind them. The water flEht Will &c
along the same lines as tho old-lnSh-
toned ring battles in which eight or more
negroes took part Tho last man to
stand on his feet will be awarded
beautiful prize.
A mcrry-go-round has been secured
and many other amusement devices
The whole town will be turned over 10
the boosters on these two days Inc
water fight will be staged both days.
and automobile and motorcycle races
on Virginia avenue will be other Dig
attractions. Entries for thcs" races are
now being made. George Irish Is re-
cciving entries every day from motor
lists throughout Brooke county. Wheel
ing. Stcubcnvillc and from tho East l'iv-
erpool speedway.
The SaXaphonc quartet, accompanied
by Ed Frederick. champion hon" RATHER
and an oldtimc minstrel star. Will make
their first trip Saturday evening q all
surrounding towns. giving fire." "Nhihl-
lions and concerts and advertising the
coming jubilee.
Former Boosters Jubilccs In FOL
,ensbce have taken the place OF a
Brooke county fair each year. II is
Homecoming season for old rcsdcntcrs
No n
town over to the boosters and there
will be two days Of celebrating I'M
coualled in mcrrymakinE and fcstivity
anywhere in the country.
Tho body OF Charles Williams. little
son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Williams.
Of California formerly Of FollanSbec.
who passed away at Johns Hopkins hos
initial. in Baltimore, Md. following an
oncration. arrived here. accompanied by
tho parcnts, at noon Thursday. Funeral
services will be held from the home Of
J. S. Spitznogglc Saturday afternoon.
Scptembcr IL, at 2 o'clock. lntcrment
will be made in a Stcubcnville ceTS-
terry.
The Follansbce bowling team lost at
weirton Wednesday night by 162 pins
and will attempt to overcome TINS lead
at a match to be rolled here Weirton
ran away from the locals on their own.
alleys.
Three Polish miners were arrested py
Chief OF Police John Stephens yesterday
near the Wabash bridge on complaint
Of an official of the Louise coal mines
at CliftonvilIe, who wanted the men held
for stealing miners tools and other
equipment. The three men had been
sent to Cliftonville by Pittsburgh en-
ploymcnt agency. They refused to go
TO work when they arrived. but stayed
around three days. At the Follansbee
police station they paid for the articles
| charged against them and were dis
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FOLLANSBEE

TOLLANSBEE. w. ". Sept L.
Tollansbec will he the scene Of Us.
greatest celebration ever held in a town
of it's size in tho United States when
on Friday and Saturday Of next week
September - and 90. the great Booster
Jubilee Will entertain the citizens Of
Brooke county and thousands Of visit
ors.
Seven persons Will be made supremacy
happy in the IntclliGcncer's Automobile
ara Diamond CampaiGn-you Gun be one
Of them.
Committees are working and plans
nrc being pushed steadily forward t.
make this big annual event record
breaker Free attractions will be plen-
tiful and will he the latest that can be
secured. 4 daring act that will &c
taken part in by local talent will be n
water battle royal to be held on the
main street of Foll8nsbee. This IS the
very latest thing in free amusement de-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-13
WELLSBURG

sromorrow will mark the inception OF
tAs ministry OF Rev. c. F. RoStofcr at
The Central Christian church. since he
a. announced TO deliver the morning and
eFening messages. In view of the fact
that Rev Rostofer will soon take up his
residence in this city. information re-
Earding him will be Of general interest.
The parsonage in the rear OF tho church
was recently vacated by Mr.. Brutn. and
40 soon as their household goods arrive
Rev. Rostofer and family will be IN
stalled in the church home. Bethany
college claims this brilliant man as q
Graduate, and there seem to be many
who remember him as n student. While
such he won a large number Of friends
ng his pleasing personality. and stood
ont well in his class.
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TWO more months OF awning weather.
wheeling Tent q Awning Co. Tel s63.
Ohio valley Champions. .

While the Bauers and McConkey base
bali teams Of Wheeling are claiming the
Ohio valley championship. il is interest
ing to note that Dillonvale comes along
with q claim for tn" championship.
claiming to have defeated every team in
the valley as far up as New Cuino"r-
land. There Is always a possibility OF
Neing mistaken. even In newspaper CIR
cles, but II the high cost OF lIv!sG has
not too greatly affected the mind OF the
writer, he recalls nice little package
handed this team by Wellsourg this sea-
son. When It comes to claiming the val
lay championship. one will do We'll 70
look up the Wellsourg Athletic CLUB.
ina Imperial Athletic club. AS pound
IeDeed artists, are practicing hard for
their mist game. Every evening sees
these light warriors passing the ball
and other light stunts Their schedule
Nf11 -Ae announced IN a few days
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-13
FORMER Citizen

W. F. Plattenhurg. a former citizen
and a veteran Of the Civil war. Is n Wis
itor in the city. stopping at the Charl-
ton hotel :. Plattcnburg. who was n
member Of company b. 14Sth Illinois
regiment. left WcllSburG 40 years ago.
At the close Of the war he was muster
cd out at the age OF 10 years. having
served two years in actual service. His
home is in Canton. Illinois. Mr.. Plat
tenburg has boon in attendance at the
G. A r. reunion at Columbus. Ohio, and
expects to remain in the city FOR one
week. His father P. p. Plattcnburs. at
tth time OF his residence here was en-
gagged in tho lumber business on Seventh
street The visitor sees number "
changes here. but declares that Wells
burg looks mighty good to him.
Mrs. Clara Morrow and daughter.
Miss Alice. and Mrs. w. G. Graham OF
Pittsburgh, Pa. returned home on
Thursday evening after a few days
visit here. during which time many Of
their friends were greeted. On Thurs
day they were the guests Of Mrs.
Decima Barclay OF Bethany.
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HIR Game Today.

n 0e present good weather holds
out until this afternoon baseball fans
Win BE- treated to one OF the best II not
tie best game OF the season. when
weIlsburg and Follansbee meet for the
second game Of the championship series.
TIE game today will be played on the
Fourth ward grounds. which have been
put In excellent condition. Preparations
have been made to accommodate the
larges crowd In history. Follansbee will
declare q half holiday today in order
that fans from that town can witness
tho game Follansbce has been assured
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-13
Football Meeting

There will be a meeting Sunday Of all
football players. old and new. who want
to try out for positions on a representa-
tive team of the WCirton Steel Co.
There is plenty of material for a fast
eleven here and the same management
that conducted baseball here so success
fully the past summer is cndcavoring
to interest the athletes enough to get
out and give the town another boost in
athletics this fall. 4 representative
grid team that wins, is a boost for any
town.
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county chapter. announced Saturday. Ap-
plication will be made at once to tho Po-
tomac division headquarters at washing
ton for the services Of nurse to take
care Of the sick. Later two additional
nurses will be sought
Elmer Freshwater has returned to
gainesville, o. after visiting relatives
here.
W. r. Laughlin, Of Hookstown. Pa.
was a business visitor here Friady.
]. C. Medley. Of Franfort Pa visited
here Friday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-13
Free Liquor Dispensed.

The Jefferson county grand jury by
a number of complaints
Of Illegal liquor selling. yesterday learn
cd that there is one place in the county
where free liquor is dispensed. Three
witnesses testified that whiskey was be-
ing given away by a man at Dillonvale.
The jurors. II is said. took lively inter-
est in this testimony and showed keen
disappointment when they failed to
learn the name Of the man and where
he could be located.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-13
Prosecutors Big Year.

Prosecuting Attorney Roy Carpenter
fled his annual report today showing a
total Of $S250.12 assessed in fines and
costs and s6.S13.lo collected. This rep
rcsents the largest collection in the his
tory of the county. The prosecutor had
scvcnty-cight convictions during the
year and sent sixteen criminals to the
pen, three Of them for murder.
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Ohio Valley News

Of good. clean treatment in return for
the fairness shown tho local team IN
that city last saturday. When the dust
has settled after the game today Nci!S-
burg will be the champions Of BROOKE
county or the third gam" will have 10
be played. in which event either team
will have a good chance for the honors'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-13
win ut Ducks

The Wcirton bowling team tucked an
other feather safely in their hats We'd
nesday night when they downcd the
Follansbcc quintet. by total of 1862
pins on the Wcirton alleys. Dickie
Hughes rolled high score.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-13
Railroader Killed.

Michcal Skarry. former we'll known
resident Of Golfers, w. Va, and an en-
ploye Of the Pan Handle railroad for Sc
years. was killed yesterday at Pitts
burgh. when strucN by q train. His re-
mains will be brought here for burial.
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Killed BY Trnin.

Toll Braginski. aged "a, Polish miner
Of Dunglen. O.. WAS struck and almost
instantly killed while walking a trcstlc
on the Wheeling G. Lake Erie railroad
near Longs Station, O., this morning.
Noise OF other trains it is believed pro-
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vented his hearing the trains approach.
He was hurled from the trestie and
alighted on roadway thirty feet be-
low. He died few minutes after be-
ing picked up. Coroner Kirk conducted
the inquest
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-13
Merchants a q

It Svpers that tho Merchants Ath-
Rek5o club win get away to good start
tNas season. Enough material has been
Isecured for q frst class eleven. although
there Is plenty OF opportunity to land
AaryH H tho proper form be shown.
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Pcada Not Guilty.

: Frank Moore. taxi driver Of this city.
indicted for attempted assault on Miss
Rose Hulsizcr. aged 10 of Cliftonville.
". Va. entered a plea of not guilty
when arraigned before Judge Smith to-
day and was released on $500 bond.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-13
Tor . WEAK Stomach.

The great relief afforded by Chamber
lain's Tablets in a multitude Of cases
has fully proven the great value Of this
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