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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-03-31
ATTEMPTS
TO TAKE LIFE;
WILL LIVE

Decide this instant ~hether you will
continue your present mode OF living
or will return TO me- These are the
words alleged 20 have been spoken this
morning by Mrs Anna Ellis, 81 years
or age lO4 clinton street, to her hus-
ioand when he returned at 500 q. m. /,
after being out all night. The reply
of the husband is not known but Mrs
Ellis turned and entering bedroom
took revolver from : dresser drawer
and pressing the barrel 10 her bosom.
fred once The attempted suicide vac
taken to St Margarets hospital IN
the police ambulance She has good
chance for recovery. It was ANNOUNCED
late TO-DAY by Dr. o. o. Melton in
whose care she was placed
Enls. who IS lame, Is emplcH ed as .
crossing watchman at si7oiey street and
the Monon tracks. lie would make no
statement today
The woman recently returned from
VISIT to her parents in Terre Haute.
She has been. respondent for some time
1t Is said. BECAUSE OF poor health. loEeli
ness and lack Of hnery. Domestic
trouble according to neighbors. has
been the lot Of the couple ever since
their marriage.
Sergeant Robert Cramer, in charge Of
the local Army recruiting office and
who lives next door 10 the Ellis resi-
denee vas awakened this morning BY
the shot and commotion.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-03-31
EXPECT MEAT PRICES
TO SOAR SHORTLY

CHICAGO March 3l.-Cnlcss two fed
eral mediators who are on their way
from Washington succeed in settling the
strike Of the live stock handlers. there
VIII be a meat shortage all over the
country, 1t was declared by an official
Of a leading packing concern here today
There Is bound ~ be a shortage
amounting almost 10 a famine. all over
the country. If the strike continues" he
sand. Prices. accordingly are bound
to soar
Already the falling off Of live stock
receipts in Chicago. due 20 the freight
embargo caused by the strike has
caused rise in meat prices. and this
is expected 10 increase daily. 4 situa-
uon even moro serious was threatened
today when labor officials declared that
packinyhouse workers throughout the
Country mould be called out on a sym
pathetic strike il the demands Of the live
stock handlers are not met.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-03-31
MOOSE INSTALL
NEW OFFICERS

Newly elected officers cf Hammond
Lodge 57o. T. o. o N. were installed
last night at the regular meeting The
new Moose officers. are as follows;
Dictator-John Van Delester
Vice Dictator-DeGraf Green.
Past Dictstor-N s. Ferrau
Prelate-W O. Harvey.
Treasurer-James b. Ortt.
Trustee-John Sage
The installation ceremonies were
cxemplifed BY Junior Past Dictator J
C. Becker. Following this fourteen
candidates we're initiated making to-
tai Of Afty-three who have been taken
into the lodge during the month or
March. Seventeen applicants were
voted on and accepted. These VIII be
initiated at the next meeting
Harry P Barron. past dictator or The
East Chicago lodge was present and in
troduced a scheme to reduce the Fl Ct
Z which proved to be an absolute trust
buster Mr. Barron who is a present
acting as organizer for the Hammond
lodge during the membership campa ign
is gcing TO make this a weekly affair
All members Interested in the destruct-
ion Of the Fl C +. had better make il
a point to attend the meetings
On April Il the second degree mem
bers will hold their monthly frolc al
Cary where another large class viii be
taken in the second degree Of Moose
dom
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-03-31
HAMMOND
GETS A NEW
INDUSTRY

new corporation and indunstry
will locate in Hammond il was snnoun
csd today by Gostlin Me2u & Hastings.
The Overland Crane 60 has purch-
ssed from Walter f. Meyn through
William ] Hastings a tract OF approx
in1ately three acres fronting or the Il.
f. r. tracks and extending back 10
the NJ G. railroad The property ad-
joins on the west the plant OF the Wolf
Manufacturing Co. The reported price
was $4,000.
The land is improved with two
story onice building formerly occupied
by the National Packing Co and more
ture will be completely remodeled and
converted into q shop for the manufac-
ture Of locomotive cranes or from 10
10 tons each Production VIII begin
Immediately. From 80 to ~ machinists
viii be employed at once and as the
business grows extensions viii be
made. The company already has =
large number Of orders waiting
Frank ] Mccain. who Is president
or the Overland Construction Co. or
Chicago, steel fahricators. VIII head
also the new Hammond establishment.
He will be remembered as the man
who constructed the far famed Ferris
Wheel at the Worlds Fair. and for his
work in removing the Washing ton
street bridge Chicago. The latter was
considered by engineers remarkable
feat With Mr. Mccain viii be asso-
cisted r s .Sehaefer. who viii act as
chief engineer G.. F. Lofts viii be
treasurer
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-03-31
Ind. Harbor
Sewer Pipe
Blockade
Frightened Citizens Dump
Their Raisins and Prunes
Into Manhole.

A blockade Of the sewer system on
Pennsylvania avenue and Guthrie street
in Indiana Harbor which caused the
street department considerable worry
and trouble was found to be caused
by several hundred pounds OF raisins
and prunes. They are believed to have
been dumped into manholes by some
Frightened citizens who feared prohib-
ition raids
Federal prohibition enforcement Of
fcers are said 70 be Investigating the
connection between the rsisins and
prun-s and mass OF sour dough which
was found at another point in the
sewer.
City street commissioner Peter Sterl
ing insists that tho city sewers can
not be used as a mash storage by any
moonshiner and says. 1T IL bad enough
70 have good liquor running through n
the sewers"
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-03-31
AUTO COLLIDES WITH
MICHIGAN C.. TRAIN
Cemetery Manager Has Ac-
cident At East Gary
Last Monday.

Struck BY Michigan Central pas
senger train. hts automobile demolish-
Cd and hurled through the air dis
lance Of forty feet IS the miraculous
feat of q q. Wilkinson. superintendent
Of grounds at the Cavalry cemetery
at East Cary on Monday evening
lie was driving west along the road
In tho same direction in which the
tain was going according to the en-
Sineer and when he nsared the turn
a. the crossing Il appeared as II he
as making an effort Is beat the train.
The auto and the engine Of the
freight hit the crossing at the same
time The car was knocked forty feet
away from the scene Of the crash. carry
ing MI Wilkinson A short distance
with IT, When picked UP It was found
that he was suffering from severe cuts
about the body and head. lie was un-
conscious when removed 10 the Mercy
hospital The extent OF his injuries
VIII not be known for several days.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-03-31
HOOVER TO
RUN FOR
PRESIDENT
INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE

INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE
CHICAGO, March s1-National pofi-
by the formal announcement OF Her
bert Hoover that he had definitely
determined to enter the race for the
presidency on the republican ticket
Taking a middle ground" on the
League Of Nations question and declar
ing that he differed with fhe ex-
treme position taken by the president
on participation in purely European
affairs" and much as he differed with
the views OF persons who favor no
league at all. Mr.. Hoover announced
his candidacy IN the following tele-
gram sent to Warren Gregory. presi-
dent OF the Hoover Republican Club
OF California
II had not wished to enter nor
could I hitherto see any real public
service by entering into partisan poli-
tical discussion. more especially pend
ing the clarifcation OF the diverging
views OF the different groups in the
parties on the great new issues.
In view or Mr.. Hoover's announce
ment politicians are eagerly looking
forward to the results OF the primar
les in Michigan, where a hot three
cornered fight IS going on between
Senator Johnson. Gen. Wood and Gov
Lowden Hoover. who also is enter
90 in Michigan now is sure to enter
this might and main. observers say.
II was announced today that Hoover
headquarters would be opened near
those OF the Wood and LoNden camps
here
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-03-31
Latest Census
Figures Out

wASHINGTON March s1-Prelinin-
ary population figures for 1920 were
announced by the census bureau today
as follows:
Peru, Ind-1s2o population. 1851;
increase. 1,s51 or Isl per cent.
Harrisburg. Pa.-1s2o population. Tb.
s17; increase. 1I.751 or 1873 per cent.
Oshkosh wis.-ls2o population, s5.-
1862 increase 100 or o.s per cent.
Grand Rapids. Wis.-Is2o population,
7.24S increase 722 or III per cent.
haywood. IlL-1s2o population, a.
o72: increase 4o3s or 500 per cent.
Lake Forest. Ir.-192o population. g..
$50: increase il or o.3 per cent.
sulphur Springs, Tex-is2c populs-
ton. $3.50. increase 4o1 or 10 per cent.
Lakeland. Fla.-1s2o population, =
eO2; increase 3.s43 or ss.5 per cent.
Concord, y. C.-1s2o population. -
sos; Increase 1.1ss or 1876 per cent.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-03-31
GARY SUIT
ON TRIAL

FcT several days Judge Rsiter and
the jury n Room ! of the Hammond
superior court have TAX en- up with the
damsEe suit OF the Ocean Accident &.
Guarantee Corporation. against the
Michigan Central Railroad Co. Today
an motion Of the defendant the jury
vss taken TO the scene OF the accident
~ hich is the basis OF the suit
The West Wash Laundry Co, or
Gary. held a policy with the company
whereby the insurance company wss to
make good all claims allowed by the
state Industrial Board under the Work
mems Compensation law. Frank Bax-
Ter. an employe Of the laundry com
many, was injured on December 20, 1915.
when the machine he was driving was
struck by Michigan Central train at
inc Clark Road Crossing in Gary. The
insurance company paid the award OF
81 925 and now is trying TO collect the
sum from the railroad company.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-03-31
T.. M. Norton
Inducted
AS Mason
Lodge Men Flock to County
Seat From All Parts of
Lake County.
tsFEcIAL 10 THE rIMEsI

-
CROWN POINT. Ind. March 81
Judge z Miles Norton or the Lake CIR
cult court was given his Master Mason
degree in Lake Lodge last night and as
he entered the ranks Lake County Ma
sonry hung up a new record. for now
every county officer IS member Of the
order. Judge Norton was the last 70
take the work
The event will long linger in the
memories Of Judge Norton and the 250
lodge members who participated in the
services. In order TO lend color TO the
work. e special degree team was organ
ized from among the county officers and
after the opening OF the lodge AFFAIRS
was given into their hands. The lay
out was as follows:
worshipful Master-Rslph Bradford.
Senior Warden-Judge V. s. Reiter.
Junior Warden-Dan Steeb
Senior Deacon-Arthur Fisher.
Then came the extras" Judge HARDY
Judge Greenwald. Clyde Hunter. Her
bert Wheaton. Mayor Altman cf Crown
Point. Mayor Brown Of Hammond Otto
Fiheld. Vincent Younkey, Joe Brown.
Judge Hardy made the hit OF his life
in the rough stuff which was ass gnsd
to him
Following the Initiation or Judge
Norton came the big banquet when
vas prepared BY the wives ot the coun-
~ oTici ais and served by th- ladies' of
the Eastern Star lodge. Following
is the program which was followed:
Invocstion-Rev c. H Le-scn
our Impressions Of the CANDIDATE
Hon Virgil s. Reiter
ny Impressions ot Masonry-The
Candidate.
Would Judge Norton Make a Good
Neophyte from Grown Point for the
Shrine-A. j. Smith
Why We Need the Women Both IN
Masonry and Civic AHairs-Judse
GrsenVaid.
Why the Women Need Us-Arthur n
Fisher. Master Gary Lodge.
The Growth Of Masonry in Our Ball
wick-Harrv Aorgenzu. Master McKln-
leg Lodge. Hammond
What IS the Grotto. and why-wiilis
2. Roe Past Monarch.
Are We Glad We're Hsre-th. T >
That Binds One Lodge to Another-w.
z. OSBORNE.
Come Again-Judse Smith.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-03-31

EDITORS IN
STRAW VOTE
With Hoover Republican Can
didate McAdOO Gets First
Place in Nation Wide Poll
BY WILLIAM PHILIr srMs

tsTAFF CORRESPONDENT l. N. sERYIcEI
WASHINGTON, March S1-A digest
OF democratic returns in the country
wide poll of daily newspaper editors
taken by the International News Ser
vice indicates today's trend TO be;
For President-Wilham Gibbs Nc
Adoo Of New York
For vivs President-Gov. James N.
Cox. of Ohio.
Platform - Business administratiea
with liberal Isanings. including a ser-
erous Interpretation of the eiKhteenth
amendment.
EVERY STATE REPRESENTED.
This outline IS based upon facts ana
figures disclosed by the straw vote n
which not one. but every state in ths
union had fair representation.
The complete returns showed Herbert
Hoover first. McAdoo second; Gov. Cox
third. Atty. Cen A. Mitchell Palmer
fourth, Gov. Edward I Edwards Of
New Jersey Attn. and Wm Jennings
Bryan sixth. IN the nrst choice ballet
ing
Hoover. however has rendered him
self ineligible. Thus eliminated for.
consideration by the democrats the p2x
~ choice logically falls upon the ne1s
best in the race.
cox ron VICOE PRESIDENT.
McAdoo. however did not cerae ia4c
the voting II the votes Of second ana
third voice votes are taken as demo
cracy's selection rather than the frat
choice alone
These votes put McAdoe nrst wis
22+ votes. Hoover second with 1sz:
Palmer third with 152: Brysn fourth
with 90. Cox ffth with IS ana Edwards
sixth with 81 votes.
The signs seem equally 10 favor Gov.
Cox for vice president
First, in the hrst choice column. hs
came next to McAdoo. running strong
n almost every section OF the nation.
SOLID FOR HIM N ONO.
Second. democrats believe he can
carry Ohio against the strongest r.
publican the opposition party can put
up against him. This opinion IS bas.a
upon the governors past performances
in that state being elected three times
in succession in a. section normally
republican
Third, it is believd he would carry
Kentucky, one of the doubtful states
and one. which It is believed, would
go republican II Cox we're not on the
national ticket.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-03-31
DEATH OF MRS.
EMILE KOEHNEMAN

Mrs. Emile Koehnemsn. beloved moth
and sister passed away st the home
~ her son. Rev. r. H. Koehneman. Of
I'll " Wayne St South Bend. Ind,
Tuesday morning, March 80
In addition she IS survived by two
daughters, Miss Marie Koehneman and
Mrs. r. D. Peterson Of Gary; 1ve broth
ers, Herman Holtz, Ernest Holtz and
Fobert Holtz OF Hammond. Gustave
Holtz OF Milwaukee. and Rudolph HoItz
ar Harris. la. and her sister. Mrs. Ru-
dolph Bluhm OF Cohagan. Mont
The funeral Will be held from the
Truman ave NJ. E. church in Ham
suond. Friday afternoon at 2 o'clock.
5-he Rev. A c. Berg will have charge
ii The service and Rev. A. F. Fuerst-
onau Of Chicago will assist. Intern ent
VII take place IN Oak Hill cemetery.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-03-31
GRIFFITH
WELCOMES
NEW PLANT.
Grifith Foundry Co. To En-
ploy 100 Hands; New
Houses Going Up For
Them.
rs.EciaL 10 rnE rIhEsI

ESPECIAL TO The TINES
received its second industrial thrill
this year when it was definitely an
aounced today that the improvements Mt 5
weeks at the old buildings OF the
Griffith Manufacturing and Supply CO.
we're to 1T them for occupancy by the
newly organized Griffith Foundry CO.
With construction started CD the
rev Leonard Tractor plant about two
Blocks from the foundry site. residents
- Griffith realize that the town is at
dus-risl center
The new Griffith Foundry CO. is car
ttsIiz-d At $4,000 of which two
thirds OF ri. stock had already been
sold according 10 the company an
7ouncemeut The officers arc as fol-
lows;
President. Harry c. Stuart.
Vice President. Frank c. wackericz.
secretary-Treasurer Colt P. Holt.
The board OF directors IS composed
,t the abov. officers together with
s e Stuart and j. c. Nowtcki
with the exception Of NJ. Holt, all
. these men arr well known to peo-
RE Of the Calumet region Harry
stuart is a. old hand at the foundry
game and in gray iron foundry circles
IS considered an authority. For six
ts@n years he has held executive posi-
.5ons in foundrIes He organized and
managed the East Chicago Foundry
Co.. and during the war his services
we're placed az the disposal or the L.
5. Shipping Board where he handled
age and important government con
tr,tcts He resides in Hsu-mona.
Wschevicz and Mr.. Nouicki need
no introduction TO people vho have
watched the growth or the Calumet
rsEfon. They are members or the we'll
nown real estate hru which is doing
50 much towards meeting the great
housing shortage in the region. Mr.
Wachewfcz came TO Hammond from
pittsburgh and says he never was able
(Continued on page eight)
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-03-31
PECULIAR MISHAP
AT IND. HARBOR

Martin Zawarski. who lives at 484s
Carey street. Indiana Harbor, was the
victim Of q peculiar accident last eve
ming when a pole al the corner of
13Sth street and Euclid avenue broks
and a part of the pole hit him In the
back The force OF the blow knocked
him unconscious but examination show
ed that the injuries are not serious
Zawarski was waiting for a South
shore street car 10 pass the corner
and just as the car passed ore OF the
poles which supported the trolley wire
broke. striking zawsrski in the back
After first aid treatment by Or. T.
a Teegarden. the injured man was TAX
en- to St. Msrgarets hospital at Ham
mond Zawarski is forty-hve years
old. married and has three children
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-03-31
NO SPECIAL SESSION
FOR CONNECTICUT
INTERNATIONAL NEWS sERvIcEl

HARTFORD, CONN. March Gov.
Holcolm has definitely decided that he
VIII not call a special session OF the
legislature 70 act on the suffrage am
endment. Maj. John Buckley. his exc
cutive said today. Gov. Holcolm will
not send a formal reply to the repre-
sentatives or the Mems Republican Suf
frage committee who presented to him
yesterday copy OF the resolution adop
ted by the state republican convention,
according to Mai Buckley, the cover
nor taking the stand that no reply is
necessary since his decision is uachans
ed.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-03-31
NO PROLONGED
MINERS WALKOUT
INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE

predictions Of state union Officials TO
the contrary. coal miners OF Illinois
will not suspend operations after next
Thursday There may be a day or two
OF idleness but there VIII be no pre-
longed wall1-out. according TO the sen
tfment or workers here today II is
expected the period j. too slack 10 war
rant a real suspension = work.
Union leaders here. while not par
ticularly enthusiastic over the new in
crease in wages granted the miners be
! eve it viii be acceptable to the work
ers in the state. until such time At
least. when strike can be better ne
gotiated.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-03-31
A. E. F. AFFILIATTON
NOT SETTLED YET

CLEVELAND. o. March 3i-Wheth-
er or not the Brotherhood OF Railway
Engineers viii affiliate with the Amer
lean Federation OF Labor VIII remain
an open question until the next trien-
nial convention OF that body. which
wiz be held in this city during May.
1921.
About a year ago We made applics-
tion for admission into the federation.
but matters which arose later caused
us to postpone action" said Warren
s. stone. grand chief of the Brofher-
hood IF Engineers There viii b
no further action on ;ac matter until
-r.~- ~--- ---' ~onlenti~-
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-03-31
BOY DIES FOLLOWING
AN OPERATION

Clarence Fredericks. the Is years old
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. ". G. Fredericks
VINO live at Columbia and Standard
ave Hammond. died last night at st.
MarEaret's hospital following an oper-
alton for appendicitis.
Clarence attended the Saxony school
Where he was very popular with both
the teachers and pupils and was loved
By all who knew him he carried
TsE TINES for over four years and was
always very faithful in his duties.
Tho funeral announcement Viii be
made later.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-03-31
Whiting
Population
Is 1O,14O
rspEcIaI 10 THr TIErsI

WHITING, IND, March s1-The oil
City increased its population over a
third in the last decade and the spien-
did showing in growth is a matter CT
much Joy TO Whiting today.
The census returns were given out
last night BY Washington and show
Whiting to have a population of 10140
an increase OF 1903 since 1910 or So
per cent increase.
The population Of Jefrersonville. Ind
was also given. II Is 1o.oss or a de-
crease or 81 per cent from 1910.
Lake county cities are going TO make
the rest or the state have some res
pect for them this year.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-03-31
MARY PICKFORD
WEDS FAIRBANKS
-INTERNATIoNAL NEws sERvIcEI

From al parts OF the Western hemis-
phere hundreds Of messages Of con
gratulations were showered on Doug
las Fairbanks and his bride, Mary Pick
ford. at their Beverly Hills home today,
following the formal announcement Of
their secret wedding in Los Angeles on
sunday nieht
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-03-31
OFFICIALS SAY
STRIKES ENDED
MATHEMATICIAN NEWS SERVICE

CHICAGO. March 3l-Onicials q the
American Railway Express declared the
express strike virtually a an end to-
day when they were able to lift the
embargo and renew shipping trade
with Connecticut Vernon Alabama
Kentucky and South Dakota. Alto
gether shipping facilities have been
established between forty states.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-03-31
WILL VOTE FOR
PEACE ON FRIDAY
fiNrFRNATIoNAL NEWS SERVICE

WASHINGTON. March 31-A joint
resolution providing for the termins-
tion Of tho war with Germany was in
troduced in the house late this after
noon by Chairman Porter. Of the house
foreign affairs committee.
Three years ago on Good Frid t1 We
declared war" said Chairman Porter.
This year We viii declare peace on
Good Friday"
The resolution y u pe voted on FRI
day.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-03-31
WALES PASSES
THROUGH CANAL
INTERNATIONAL NEWS sERyicEl

PANAMA March 5T--The PrInce q
Wales. who passed through the Pana-
ma Canal Yesterday en- route from Eng
land t. Australia, today expressed his
wonder at this master engineering
achievement The British battieshjp
Renown bearing the Prince stopped
three hours at Culebra Cut while the
Roval party stood al the rail and water
I'd the dredgers remove a giant boulder
from the channel.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-03-31
rInTEENATIoEAL NEWS sERvIcs

LONDON. March 5I.-A three hour
hattle between an armed attacking
force and British troops was reported
from skisbereen. Ireland, today The
military barracks near skibbereen wee
heavily attacked. bot after three hcu !
OF lighting the attackers we're driven
az.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-03-31

Don't throw your pa2ei away
yithou. reading the want 2d page
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The Times want ads bring as
tonishing results if their users are
to be believed.
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without reading the want sd pace
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(Continued on page eight)
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-03-31
TIE WEATHER

FOR TNDLANA-Fairt tonighv; wnrss-
lscal rains
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-03-31

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