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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-29
$3.50 here IN
1917, ACCORDING
TO CENSUS BOOK
Chamber Cites Figures to
Refute Peeb|y's Estimate,

The population Of okhhons City Dea
81. 1917. was $3.50. according ~ an
estimate made by tho national bureau
of census and prblishsd 10 - Industrial
statistics book by tho bureau early In
1918. These books arc hls At the
offices Of the Chamber Of Commerce
here.
According 70 . postal census taken In
January. 1919. tho populstlon was VIZ
tuAily $500. that census showing fig
ures totnling os ooa on city delivery
routes alone The 5000 figure 10 hasei
upoa conservative estimates by u II,
Hansen. assistant superintendent OF
pSsb,y .cssssrvst,vs."
The stove fieurAs we're one and two
years aso. Yet n. l. Pecbly census
supervisor for this district. insists the
city's population Will not reach 100, o,eoo.
Semi -officiai estimates have been made
aimee the census work started that
so,ocs would b. oil the city could pos
IKE census bureau 10 no, permitted 20
rive cut any fiSures At thb ttne and
the actuel count ri the present eensns
viii nst b. known for two or three
mosths sftss Il 10 complets4
HovoU IN tOuby Nv " WShtUN WY
effort 70 "sisan up." Approl imstely
thirty.fivs Of the original fifty.one
enumeeAless In the city are st'il work.
ins. 10 aaya They are making out
very small Waees, however. and rtports
hsvs cone into the chamber census
committee that some are "iosflne on
their jobs" and are not even In their
districis trying 10 DO the pickup
r.sb,y ,as,sss hls force 10 dc,ns III
utnsest end says there are not more
than S,eoe persons yet 10 be snumsf-
stsd. fhirty-eigh districts are said 10
~ ccmp,eteA. leaving. thiytecn where
census Werk 10 stIlI going On,
uafRtsked Districts.
Ths thirteen uncompieted districts arc
presiarts I. 4 . and 5, ward one, pre-
cincts 1, .. Z and - OF ward two; pre-.
eincte &, 3 and IS ~ ward three and
precincts : and 7 cf ward four.
pvehIv said THURSDAY the census
uorh win be continued until every dis
tsict 10 thoroughly enumerated. Hs
ays even then the population ~ill fal
skpet u the ioe.oeo mark.
Lists q persous Nho claim 10 have
not ness, .euumerutsd received. by
p~sAly's l1oHA Thursday totaled III
Names. fMess ere in ysspoNse 10 l<t-
VSls eat out By the Chambsf ~ CoM.
mseeo. Pss6ey sAys at Mast y pefcsn'
a thee eamca, Wkea eAecks1 ". ahow
Skey kavs already beeA eMumeratsl.
1Se chamber 'e0atiaue1 - receive
lists ThursdAy ara repost came IN
That devesnef Ao14staee had mot eser
enuusSeAted upt(l 4NuV1Aay morning.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-29
MtX|CkkS NOT
HOLD|E.G LOST
j. s. AT|AT0RS
Forced Landing Made Yes
terday Below Border,
STEPS TAKEN FOR RETURN
Army Official Goes to Mata-
morOS 10 Aid Then,
ny The Associated rr,-)

BROWNSVILLE Texas Jan g.
iLsuts g. . Dav. aud q Z Grimes,
American army At.lf1fs Who yesterday
msdc forced lirilng rear Gu.rrero.
Mexico. Rs No, hold prisoners by tho
MeSIosHtpsnd probably vii fy hack
70 United states territory today. "
vrs announced ~ Fort Brown shorty
before noon
Guerrero 10 about thirty miles souih
OF Zapa,a T'sss aud obol' lt0 mBes
up the Rio Grand. from MatamOros.
the Mctlcnn ely opposite Brownsville
capt ". 70. Bradford. assistant dis
'rlct sd ItAr' vent 10 Msthmoros to-.
day 10 arrange Wl'h tho NeNicHn OIL
ficisls 10 set gasoline lnd ou 10 IN"
Nlstors Captain Bradford sad The
avlators are not prisoners aui when
The usual rrcilminArics' have been
disposed Of. "nrif return 10 the Amer
ican side Will he facilitated"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-29

ISSUE TO Be
GIVEN BLAME
Committeeman to Offer ID
Continue Aiding Wood.
DEFEAT TO BE CONCEDED
No Personalities 10 Be Con-
tanned in Statement.

J J McGrsw. republican national
committeeman Of Oklahoma. viii Issue
,atelnen, tonight Withdrawing from
III. race 10 succeed himself
THIS action comes as the result oE
Isbe /. Iamor'. victory In the BIxih
aongreaslonai district In all counties
except GRADY. hs defes, nj Hobart 10
,te Seventh i-tfi,t IN tho Seventh
dls'ric, convention and the contest
Which developed at SHAWNEE two weeks
ago.
Claimed by Meorsw. "a
Those three districts were claimed ~
NcGrhw and tn. results have led 70
his admission " defeat for the com /.
mittsemhnrhip
In his statement. Mr. Mcdrsw will
say that the Catholicism issue raised
asaius, him by his opposition TOOK the
heart out of his campaign ana thAt
his dcf0t was gained by appeals -
religions prejudice,
The wjthdrasa, comes on tho sve %
he Snth congressional district cens
.,ntlor shirh meets ~ klng1ishsr to-
morrow This would be ssoiidiy HarnON.
statement OF esets.
Mr. IcGrasr will present hls With
draUal simply ne q statement OF facts
a. he secs them and without perDost.
sliti.s
The VIC. -chairmanshlp Of the CsNesAl
Leonard wood campaign will b rtloos
lu,sh.d u Wood forces desire II. ~.
McGrsw will say. II his ssrvfese ere
desired in furherance Of the Woe0
campaign. he will lesys imneolst41y
for Chicago 10 remain throughout the
spr.nE ard summer.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-29
Prominent Man
May Be HELD IN
HOSPITAL CASE
Chief Of Detectives Believes
He Knows Letter Writer,

Arrest oi a prominent man IN Okla
homa Ciy IN connection with the
bres, TO blow up tho hospital n Dr
W Cows Cummings Al t0i Ear, slSth
street was expected Thursdhy. accord
ing to John IIubnika. chle' Of de.
toctives
Waytrlhs between theories that ,ho
whole matter II = Joke and that It's
the serious work " some one opposed
70 the hospital. the police were at a
iDss 20 know What course 20 take IN
running down clues Hubntks, how
ever. believes hc knows the man Who
started the threats and said he vii
place him under srfes, ss soon as he
10 found
No more threats were received
Thursday according 10 the police.
Dr. Cummings was comforting with
Mayor Walton Thursday morning and
was complaining. according 10 the
mayor OF large number ot dogs
barking near his hospital at NIGH, Hs
requested a plalnclo,hssman to shoe,
the dogs.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-29
Mews Boiled

loNooN.-Ths srsat Wsnsn rsIl.
wsy strike has ended sad striksrs are
rstusning TO work. according 10 . Rome
dispatch today. Settlement was reached
through direct negotiations between
executives OF the railway mems union
and the ca binet.
CHICAGO. tsaisWins IN
the wake os the infiuensA epidemic,
today reached the highcst ,evel since
the con,asion APPEARED. more than
two weeks ago, Health authorities ~.
Dortsd col new cssoa Of pneunonia
and seventy seven deaths iufiuebsn
continued 10 subside During the last
twenty-four hours i,<11 new easas
we're reported and deaths In that psviod
number tiGhty-seven. y
MEXICO ctyv.--Yws ssrwns 10
driii wells In ChlnampA county. state
Of vera crus. were granted the Union
on company, an American corporation.
by the petroleum bureau of the Depart
inent OF commerce yesterday. They
were the first provisional pcrmits 10
be !asued under the recent d~cfrA of
President csrrsnSa. They will remain
In effect until the Mrricen conEress
enacts petroleum lcGislation at ths sss-
sioa In September,
SIOUX PALLs. .. o.-Oieevsslna
criticisms that teachers In the city
schools spspA too much for ciothiAs
one Of their humber today advaheei
the sueesstioa that teachers senerally
should s. required 70 wear stnGham
uniforma, both tot economy and t
prevent 3salovsies.
0vpApaor-tvassry Win - :!
monarchy snd the nsw kins WI ss
sssemSIy eoavesss, said Premier Hue
ar, 6VSahiAS st 3 Womsn's esthssins
YoplkA, Nsa.--pAeeS thaW t.eoo -.
puhllusns were gathsyeA here today Sos
Inc Kaneas Day club activities. Al ~
e'cIoch the state central COMMITTEES me
10 select the lime end place for hold
ine the state convention 10 name dese
saies 10 the national coavsntien.
c4,cAoo.-asesv m,lss sps nsessssey
10 relieve The pesseat wesh shortage :!
Rsvs mint papsy ana the mills cannoe
b buiN ID lees Than tvo years. W. U;
Hinton OF winnipes. vice president And
aeNegoi manager 0e the Grand TrunH
hseifIs railway, said here today,
New svoNx. q ovssas,sNs On tsmsWd
NM q In Eueish pound sterling
WhSeh Ten yesterday 70 the record ~
flgSss q Nta epsssd today st cn.
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.ss sasss ~ 3 ~ sass so.sv.s:.s e. - 1|:e
ls h O6inho@a City tq1ay 70 eeussee'
ksNSetWG ~ ne0nSn61 oehnno hoeo
NsAviy ~ fosrsss spgvtee men ere en-
rolbeA. 4 fsv teachsrs have alteody
bse8 tentatively ehoeso. ap1 . princlpe
aaA registrar ass sspsetsa 10 - chos'
IN To-Day.
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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-29

the LfNtsry hs means Of cashng
In stamps AZ postoffic.s.
Perhaps d scDf. ~ women. many ~
them st'nDEraph.fs ana clerks, EN-
ployed b. ufOatrs' 10 saTrutr their
plans. we're arrested along VIII the
prlncirsl', 70 answer charges preferred
~ federal district s''0rnsr Mary oi
Ne nuIn'n arrested are hrd ~ ma
tsril witnossef IN Other cases. how
ever there hfs some Who ARE lelA 20
1@ equally u.pstis with the proprit tors
NJ the places affected,
The nsupn.side roundup Of unscrup.
ulom brokers has led the .lcuth.
some in-iHuors 50 number of
plants which lad been fUrrI shed with
elaborate equipment for IN. printing
- Ntf saVings -'Sr1ps The tuyus,irt-
Ions which have been carried on 10
quietly thAt ilttlc vas tnpwn here of
ne nrOb. unui today. has also resultc I
h the recovery Of huge amounts oi
hh'fty bonds stolen at different periods.
which eventually found their way into
tho hf0kers' offices
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-29

'..'f amlrr I. .'t .rs sfs al.
.ftri Hf4ssr. ... ... .'gIti as
fences ~ rfal" ..,fr through
1hnm fss qusI .-s .. war 4Hngs
stamps h8re been Irloalui and iHrUush
hm,r channels Arg- 4mDHr'. ~ Ib-fiy
Ntir. pft,luIs.y fe orisd - stolen.
have been Traced
Tie r+iJs end seizures have oreu- -
'hs attention y the treasury agents
chiefly N aurh efI,, 80 Nre ipfs.
'h''tgn. hulnsf,'I li - Louis.
Raj note HnH FhiAd,'Ihh Treasury
official, sJp,sined lAAt large pfYpuf.
uon NJ "a. stamps seized from hfoaefs
nf.rrs we're fonfi-cated under The 10 ~
Wti.h i-uIitts any individual from
assessing more han l"po worth ~
var - logs stHmrs ~ lrd.y dual be-.
lur permitted 90 nave ,arSe amoIui
sni no stamps being uln-trsnsferhhl-
The finding ~ larger amounts on
PREMISE ~ htorcTs constituted prlna
lac" pfoof ~ suit under the law. ln
practically al 'aS.s hoW.v.f. al proof
had been obtained including the max
ing NJ fraudulent sff.iaglis sworn ~ hv
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-29
WEEKS TO START
LIFE over AGAIN
IN THE COUNTRY
Defendant Freed Of Charge
Of Numbering Wife,

7 am Eolns on the farm In the coun.
Try with my brother. Charlie. and begin
li's anew " samuel T, Weeks ssii to-
day. following an aequittAi by a jury
Of IN. charge ~ numbering his wife,
Moliie Weeks. Temporary insanity vas
TIE si.fen-e plea.
4 give ,uii creaI, for IN. verdict 10
my lawyer. ]. ". Burns. he added.
Shook Jurors Hands.
Weeks took the verde, calmly. hui,
sat rigd while the Iury filed In a, 40.
He smiled slightly when Judge James
I, Phelps read the verdict. and he
shook the hand ~ each juror rs ths
men tlrd out Of the box.
Only Weeks brother, Charles, was
pfesen, % the family. His sEed father
ana llltle nrlra Fern, s-y-sr old dangh.
Ter " Weeks Who hx been with him
IN court during 10th trials. were not
AZ tho cour, house.
We@ks IN aiso charged with having
iluti Floyd Dickson. his friend. and
thc man whose alleged inilma cies with
Mrs Weeks s-c believed TO have
expected ,he SO ond murder charge viii
ever bo prosecuted
F,rst Ballet.
New testimony tending 10 prove that
there had been Intimate relations he.
tween pichsnn. who was \ married
man. and Mrs. Weeks. resulted In the
verdict. according 10 O. A. carRill, as
siatant county attorney. First ballot
OF the tury was 10 TO : for acquittAl.
Weeks shook hands with Cargiil aftsv
the trial and expressed HE thanks for
4 fair trial. He added that ne felt he
had been prosecuted to tks fullest en-
tent Of the law.
The Weeks case was one ~ the most
sensational In recent years here. Early
on the morning o' Angus, -. he went
10 the horne Of Dickson and shot his
wife and Dickson. lie then walked To
tho police station and rayc himself
up. First uial re.l.ifed In huns jury
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-29
Governor May
SEND BARRETT
TO OIL FIELD
Conference Between Two Ad-
jutant Generals Probable.

During further conference Thurs
day between Governor Robertson ana
4. J.. Marsh. receiver for the Rurk pl-
vide Oil compHnys holdings In the
territory disputed by Oklahoma and
Texas, the possibility Of Adjutant Gen
efal Barrett being sent 10 1fandtelh
was discussed
No troops viii be, sent. but II is the
belief that conference between Gem
eral Barrett aud Adjutan, General
Cope OF Texas Nhb vs. now on the
ground with p Texas i,angrfs, would
clarity The situation.
Freezing 10 Washington.
The governor Indicated thar he might
Instruct Attorney General Freeing 10
so 20 Washington and petition the su-
promc court for federal receivership.
The state Of Texas has until March !
TO answer the petition flsd by Gen
eral FreellnE In the supreme court, In
which an adjudication OF the boundary
dispute is Rskcd
The federal government. claimsn, oi
the territory on behalf ~ the kiows
Comanchv and Arach, lndlans. has moi
here.
Governor Robertson was expected
Thursday to wire tho sheriff Of TIL.
man county 10 appoint ss many spt'
cial deputy sher,ns ~ needed to carry
out the instructions OF the receiver
named by the district court OF TN
van county. Receiver Marsh said i'ri
names were telesrnphed from Fred
etich ard urandiield yesterday
Hostiiitlsa Not Imminent.
The governor and the attorney gen
erai were TO confer Thursday a.ternooa
on tha Red River situation, II N noi
h<liexsd tha, hostiii,iY. hetus-u IanY
ere ana deputies from Oklahoma are
Imminent, although Rnngefs have said
they win no, permit oil from the bpsR-
Divide property 10 be sent into Okla
homs. No attempt has been made Ia
send any out from the wnll just
brourh, IN which IN making .u"o bar
rels a day and overflowing the country
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-29
HAnRElD'S BROTHER
TALKS ABOUT HOWARD

That the strong disapprovai Of the
vot. cast by Representative J. W. Har.
reid In the house 10 seat Victor nerger
expressed by Representative T.. a.
Howard nj Tulsa NedAtsdsy, was
merely The logical sequence ot party
affiliations, wss tho statement ~ II. r
Harreld. ]. W, IIsrrelds brother, In
ccnyersatlon Thursday.
Howard Ia democrs, and my
brother Il q republican and no ss.
niticance can he attached 10 us state
men, o',er than bis LOYALTY TO his
patty" n, r. lIarreld said.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-29
/. {. bURRELL
NAY DIE FROM
BULLET WOUND
Other Two Men Who Sawed
| Out Of County Jail Caught,
PROSECUTED At WATONGA
Three County Posses on Trail
Since Last Monday.

HAN0uM. osls.. Jan. ., --'specsD
AFTER Q chase through five counties
1ehe three alleged outlaws ~ro sawed
|sus q MI ., oklahoma City last Mon.
|lAv we're caught here this morning
|3Ae three men. A. y Burr.ll, ffsnk
0bworth and Emmett iialloway. ar
rived In Mansum after midniEh. The
GAsriff hers was watching for them snd
|osOn located them. tSl ~s unable ID
|Sofner them aud make capture,
srssh into Garage.
Three times they were alarmed after
breaking into garages 10 secure ears
|Oos time the sheriff caught sight Of
eAsu and opened fire. wcundinG one
GaGktly In the leg. After some houfs
|Vhoy escaped but not before they broke
|t1oo the Katy depot and secured about
|ooo In cash. "'
in the meantime Sheriff futon phoned
|ooVersi deputies at hobart Who we're
vurosinG the fugltives and they arrived
In Nangum about daylight. The posse
NGAFded . south bound train and NJ
nester the threo outhws rushed out OF
(lhs depot and bsnried this ,rsla
TIE officers. Who wefs IN hiding. en-
lsfed the front and rear Of the coach
|ea1 we're forced TO sh"o, Burreii, the
tssAsg. who pulled - automatic a!
fSvey. AkIas q B,ssaA, Monroe u
Va1klia and 4vton end Kinds Of Greer
IV1Ro IN the peDae
ekssM cempnUloNee1.
vAsriff ruten was highly cemp'i-
| IU,6nQoi by the offteogp foR HE diligence
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-29
60 CASES OF FLU"
ABOARD CUnARO LINEN

PLYMOUTH. Ess!.sA, lan. z n-iM,
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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-29
CITY JAIL MEALS
TO COST QUARTER

twenty-five cen.a a meal for pvis-
ensrs IN ths city jail will be allowed 4.
W. New Willisms. justice of the peace.
Who has the meal contract. Mayor
Walton said Thursday. Several days
ago Mcwilliams said he would have
10 surrender the contract n he didn't
get more than ifi1 cents a meal
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-29

KANSAS CITY. Mo. Jan. pa to-
tai ef ais new cases OF influenza were
reported yesterday. and more than on
Tuesday, New cases OF pneumonia
yesterday numbered ~, a. compared
With IS Tuesday. Influenza deaths
showed mn increase yesterday. II be-
ing reported - aRainst four on Tues.
day. Pneumonia deaths numbered cir
yssterday. ono less than on Tuesday.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-29
BURNS IS EXPECTED
TO DROP MODEL CASE

Charges ssslns, Roy 4 Young.
window dresser NJ Scott .Hailibur- =
toms store, because of mod
el In the window. probably viii -
dismiased. County Attorney Robert
Burns said Thvrsdsy, following Q state
of the complaint. thst he w0heA 10
have the case dropped.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-29
M'eRAW WITHDRAWS FROM RACE TONIGHT
u. S. Raids on Broker Offices
Uncover Fences Where Stolen
Liberty Bonds Were Unloaded
Dragnet Catches Nearly Hundred Men and Women o.
Grating in Many Cities

"AsH"TNH Jan -n M dni'Nhe clean up nm wholesale rah'
stolen Ittry n'ary 100
scorp'lers have
h't't sca eht John Moran a'Fd y n ssuhI
ring 'ai'rs
served tp frfsat
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-29
army DESERTERS
PROTECTED HERE,
POLICE DECLARE
City Detectives Looking for
N, P, and u, S, Agent

Investigations arc being conducted In
Oklahoma City and Iaw,on that may
icad to the discovery Of scheme 20
protect army deserters IN this part OF
the country. according to the state
ment Thursday OF Jerry Smith, chief
ct police.
Three Soldiers Arrested.
A week ago Jcss sosbee. plain
ciot othesmnn. on information received
from Fort Sill arrested three alleged
descrters In = roomlnG house In Okla
homa City. These men were In the
company Of q soldier who saAd he was
an m p" and who. according 20 Sos
bee tried TO keep the soldiers from be =.
ing taken TO jail by declaring he had
trsnsportation for them to return tn
iawtor.
Al the police station, Chief smith
called Colonel Williams. In charge ot
Fort Sin, TO inquire about the N r
v,d while he was talking over the
thore the spldler disappeared. Colonel
W,l,'aWsS WI, IN said he "s' not known at
The neg, day a man Who said he vas
. department Of justice officer arrived
In Oklahoma City and with other 20.
ttS<tueU ~ Uatu VI INV vtoitru HSNNt1i
roomlna h6uses pretending 10 be after
information on the alleged dessrters.
Ne was said Thursday By Chief Smith
not to be q department Of justice agent
but Ia have been attempting 10 I'm
pfcste the police In the scheme.
Agent" AM oevoht.
This man aud the y. p, are being
sought both BY army effiesss and the
police, - they sre bs,lsve1 10 bs st
~ head of ~ scAe1e
when u vAs tsNM1 lDpsaet6,s 70 -
tain the rslee1e " skrs1 soidl4ss IN o.
lahena City. ~ 0Aa and " y. ?
are sal4 e havs aees = tA6tca ere
psecs 1sgsnnest hsse Sssslve1 usssy
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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-29
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San vRxMmsco qsi.. yaa ~
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saA taes .seeet erelDeep vhlcA left Les
An9pleo fer NJ an have tufrt1 hack.
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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-29
FORTY INJURED
N CAR WRECK
Ten Seriously Hun When In
terurban Jumps Track.

MCHMONp, ina. Jas. 0.-vsel2
persons were injured. ten cf them ees52
ousiy. when an ohio electric intsrvre4A
inbound. ,cspe1 the tracka at uusV1
ON hill at the edge Of the city ~
turned over today. The car. acc0s ding
to passengers. was travelling down eta1o
nj a high rate Il speed when h vsS ~
rallied. turned ccmplessly arcsnd 80
were tsssn from the car through Wt8s
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