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Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-05-04

The next monthly meeting Of the
Middlesex County Past Councillors
Association Of the Junior Order
United American Mechanic will be
held Friday night. May Il, with Eagle
Council No. So. of S~potswood. An eX-
cellent program Is promised for the
evenings entertainment following the
business session. The members of
the association from this city are
planning to go up with a large dele
CATION. The presentation Of the SER
vice medals to those members who
served during the worlds war viii
take place Sunday afternoon. June 20,
al the rooms Of Goodwill Council No.
80. New Brunswick. AT that time an
elaborate program will be given in
connection with the event. There
were thirty-one members of the as
ISOLATION in the service. OF that
number. one was killed and three
were wounded in France. Spencer b.
Sperry of Charles l.. Walters Council
No. 178, OF Midtown. was killed In ac-
ton and Charles FL. Richards and
William H. Van Pelt. OF Mechanics
No. II. of Jamesburg. and Otto L.
Wolff, OF Good Intent No. 234 of New
Brunswick were the three wounded
In action I'm France. Mfddiesex Coun-
ell No. SIS of this city, had four mem
bers in the service.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-05-04
HIGH SCHOOL Nine TO PLAY
FREEHOLD TEAM TOMORROW

The Perth Amboy high school
baseball team will travel to Freehold
tomorrow afternoon where they will
stack forces against the strong repre-
sentative high school team of that
place. This viii be the first travelling
game on Manager Smiths schedule.
The Amboy COMBINATION have scored
two home victories in two games
played, defeating Leonardo by a 30
score and trimming the representa-
tive Keyport team.
Coach Evans had his athletes out
on the field yesterday afternoon. The
boys were put through a lengthy
workout and considerable pep was
displayed by all the players and IAN
didates. When the Amboy team takes
the field tomorrow Sladkus Is expect
ed to be found at third base In place
of Zalari, and Desmond 10 likely to
be Coach Evans, regular second base
man. The rest of the inneld will con-
sist OF Kochek at the initial sack and
Sofield at shortstop.
Thorvie Olesen, who has been toss
ing 'em over at a wicked pace, Will
again be on the mound for the GRIM
son and white, with Captain Silver
under the bat. The outfield positions
will be guarded by Konopka in left,
Zalari in center. and Stocked In right.
Forman and Hoyer will probably be
taken with the Amboy team as uth-
lty players.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-05-04
R. C. W. TEAMS BOWL ON ~
ALLEYS; TANkERS LOSE OUT

The Mechanical Department bowl
ing team of the Raritan Copper Works
three straight games from the
No. 2 Tank House combination of THAI
factory on the Y. NJ. G. A. alleys last
nights Despite the fact that Sibol.
lead of man for the Tank House
"Louies" hit gas in the first game Of
the night. the rest of the team did not
give him the support necessary to win
the game, the Mechanics annexing
this first chapter by nineteen pins.
The second game was still closer, the
Tanks losing out by a ten pin margin.
In the final game of the night the diff
ference between the two teams was
thirty-four pins
Sibol annexed all honors for the
night. his 225 being high score. while
his average of 1872, was also In a class
by itself. Everson bowling No. l for
the winners averaged 1855.
The cores:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-05-04
METUCHEN FlREMEN CLOSE
BOWLING TOURNEY; PRIZES

A fifty four game bowling tourna-
ment running since March l between
the members of the Eagle Hook ana
Ladder Company Of Metuchen has just
been completed. Prizes have been
awarded, the first nine for total pins,
one for individual high score in three
games, and two for individual hlgh
score In one game.
The FIRST prize in the high pin con-
test was won by Sam Quackenbush,
10,02S pins, silver cup and $50. Sec
pnd prize was taken by Peter Rosen-
tlnge, 1871 pins. army shell and $40.
Third prize was copied by Frank
Craft, 1855 pins, $12. Fourth prize
WAS taken by William Richards, o.
T4s pins, receiving $40. The presen-
tation for the fifth prize was rs and
this was given to J. McGinnis with
a total of 9,729 pins Next in order
wa Edward Mundy with a total of
b,444 pins, winning sixth prize, $3.50.
Seventh high pin honors went to VIII
liam A. Smith. Jr., with a total of
.s.44s pins. winning a prize of 80.
Walter Schroeder with a total of 9,424
pins captured eighth prize and won
42.60. The winner of the ninth posi-
fion In the high pin contest was John
Teller. and THU winner was presented
with a cake. Sam Q~uackenbush was
The first wtnper in the high individual
score three game contest, having a
sotaI of 65b pins and winning $3.50.
John McGlnnis won the first OF the
two prizes for the high individual one
game contest, having a total of 248
pins and winning a box of cigars,
While the second high man was Wall
Der Schroeder with a total of 235 pins,
who won a pair of bowling shoes.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-05-04
Yesterdays Results
Standing OF Teams
BASEBALL DIRECTORY

The. following IS q chart of baseball
teams in the various classes In this VI
entity and will be published at least
once a week so that the managers can
secure the names and addresses OF
opposing baseball mines:
Senior.
Perth Amboys, Joseph Mullen Mgr.
Hotel Madison Perth Amboy.
Raritan Copper Works Marty Hur-
ley care Of Rarltan Copper Works
plant.
Lyceums. Thomas snyder. CAT
Catherine street, Perth Amboy.
T~ottenville Baseball Club Charles
Hilker, Amboy venue Tottenville.
Duponts John Fitzpatrick care of
plant. Parlin.
Mack Bll-Dogs J.. NJ. Dnnn. Inter-
national Motor Co, Plainfield.
knights of Columbus, South Or
ange. Joseph O'Rourke. Mgr, 1913 s.
Srd street.
Delphi A. c. Hubert Hoffman, Bel
mar. N. j.
Boomer Girls. C. Smith, Mgr, 272
Smith street, Newark.
Paterson Independents, Edward c.
Wood 290 N. 1st street. Paterson.
Keasbey f. c.. Erich Shuster, keas-
hey.
Roosevelt F. c., Thomas Donoghue.
143 Emerson street. Chrome.
Light Senior.
Pioneers j. Thompson. I'll Watson
avenue, Perth Amboy.
Saint Anthony b. b. c., G. l..
Jones. SOC Elm street. Perth Amboy.
North Amboy Sporting Club, Carl
Kaufman. Cheuncey street. city.
knights Of Columbus. John Balm
ski, Mgr, Smith street, city.
Acmes. Frank Terto, New Bruins
wick venue city.
West Ends, Henry Durham, Wood
bridge.
Morgan A. O.. Andrew Kvist. Mgr,
Morgan N. j.
Keyport B. B. c., William Conway
Fulton street, Keyport.
Red Stars James Tizzano, Market
Square Hotel Hiram and Dennis
streets, New Brunswick.
Liberty A. G. Harry Christ. 1Ol
Bayard street. New Brunswick.
Rossville A. c.. William Caspiria,
PAGERS r. Nelson. p. o. Box 14s
South River. N. j.
Huguenot A. c., W. A. Klein. HUI
guenot Park, 8. I.
Junior.
Salems. N. Ballo, 1877 Carson ave-
nue.. Perth Amboy tel 1895.
Maurer A. A. Geoe. Petrick 459
I4all
Lyceum Federals. Mike Bobal, 400
Compton venue tel 20b1.
Pershing B. B. c., Joseph Lampart
Charles and Huntington streets, city.
Catholic p. c.. John Cenank. S6S
Stockton street.
Uniform Chemical Company, p. III.
Marget and Bertrand ave-
nue..
Harmony b. b. c., Louis Horvath
$40 Hall avenue.
Glendale Juniors. Thomas Saboy,
123.
National Juniors Arthur Jensen. 179
Grant street.
Keasbey Feds, Louis Grispart. Keas-
hey.
Belmont A. c., Mike Abaryie. Car
teret.
Port Reading Tigers Mike Olsen, p.
o. Box IT'S. Port Reading.
Woodbridge Flyers. Martin Kath,
Mgr, CO Ridgedale avenue, Wood
Keystone B. B.. c., manager. Box
"a, Cliffwood. N. j..
Cerscents b. B. C. Thomas d.
Marsh 80 RICHMOND street. New
Brunswick.
High School William Smith. are of
Perth Amboy High School. State
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-05-04
LOCAL ROLLER SKATERS
ENTER CHAMP CONTESTS

Tryver Skyberg and Bob Handler
han, two roller skating champs from
this city, will enter the amateur
championship contests to be held In
Brooklyn from May 8 to 8. These
contests will be staged at the Brook
lyn roller skating rink under the SUI
pervision OF the management, and
there will be three contests, the half
mile, mile and two mile events.
The skater securing the most
points in these contests will be chos-
en- to represent the metropolitan
district In the races to be held In
Chicago from May 1916, Skyberg
and Handerhan wifi enter In all three
contests and have started training.
Preliminary training will be carried
on at the "Y" In this city, and the
two local boys win leave this city
Thursday night.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-05-04
FRANKIE FARMER WOULD
FIGHT "KID" P0TTY

J. Doc" Sampson OF Elizabeth sent
a communication to the NEWS today
that he had frankie Farmer,
the crack little featherweight under
his wing. and that he Is ready TO
meet anyone in the world at LIZ
pounds. barring none. Farmer has
met some OF the leading figures IN
the fe~atherwelght class. including
Johnny Murray. Patsy Johnson, Jack
Tracey. Willy Murphy. Teddy Hubbs
and a batch of others.
In closing his communication Samp-
son states hat he would be glad to
match his new boxer with kid"
Potty or anyone at Joe McNulty's
club.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-05-04
Carpentier nj Pi,I,adeInh,a

PHILADELPHIA, May Georges
Carpenter. the French heavyweight
champion. will perform at the Olym-
pia A. A. tomorrow night. Carpenter
will give an exhibition OF his favorite
punches. will shadow box and will go
through four rounds with his spar
ring partner.
Carpenters tour, which VIII take
him to every city OF Importance IN
the country, began in Pittsburgh last
night. Tonight he performs IN Bal
timore and tomorrow night will be
here,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-05-04
CRESCENTS WIN GAME FROM
NORTH ARiBOY SPORT CLUB

The Crescent A. g. baseball team
.of South AmbOv travelled to the Lead
works diamond in this city on sun
lday afternoon where they downed the
lcolors OF the North Amboy Sporting
Club by a score Of 1916. Hess Of the
home team. and stanton Of the South
Amboy combination both twirled in
remarkable fashion. the former allow
ing ten hits. while stanton allowed
eleven strikeouts to 5 secured BY
Hess.
Eddie O'Hara y. Kopko and J.
Widish We're the heavy hitters in this
game. the first mentioned player Sc
two three base clouts.
The score.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-05-04
OF CARTERET, VIM
FROM PIONEERS; SCORE 15-6I

The Belmont baseball team OF Car
teret downed the colors Of the
Pioneer baseball team of this city on
Brady's field Sunday afternoon by a
score OF 1919. This victory was Sc
cured after the Perth Amboy combi-
nation was leading by a score Of 10
in the fifth inning. In this session
the home team scored six runs and
Crowell's strength began to wabble.
Once the Belmont combination began
TO score Sullivan started pitching air
tight ball. After the Pioneers had
added a run to their score In the
sixth inning the Belmonts reduced
the lead to one point and in the sev-
enth stanza stepped into the lead by
scoring five times.
In the seventh session Crowell was
Knocked off the rubber and Malinow-
ski replaced him. The eighth session
found the home batters making Sc
cure their victory by scoring two runs
off the new twirler. Crowell allowed
ten hits while in the box. MahnowsKi
being touched for six hits. me home
twirler allowed ten hits. Chlsmar
and Burke secured the longest hlts
of the game, three base clouts.
The score by innings,
p,o n 1 O 0 o. 3
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-05-04
Y. M. &. A.

The first of the inter-class games
between the various Monday-Thurs-
day and Tuesday-Friday business
mems volley ball teams were played
last night. Steele's combination of
Monday-Thursday players had no
difficulty in swapping the forces OF
Goldberger, representing Tuesday
Friday nights class. The other
Tuesday-E'riday team. led by Freisen,
broke even with Tatton's players. To-
night Hilton meets Dawson and
Schrimpfs team clashes with Fra
ID
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-05-04
uayvard and vale MAY Compete

CAMBRIDGE. Mass, May 4-Har1
ward aud Yale may send a combined
track team to England a year hence
to meet Cambridge and Oxford. Rep
resentatives of the four colleges dis
cussed the matter at Philadelphia
Saturday. where the British relay
team broke the two-mile record.
The visitors would like their Ameri-
can rivals to agree TO go Grass this
summer. but that is out of the ques-
ton as for as Harvard Is concerned.
Both colleges unoficially favor such
a visit next year.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-05-04
FORDS WIN GAME
FROM GLENDALE

The Fords baseball team defeated
the Glendale representative baseball
team at Fords Sunday afternoon to
the tune of a 1919 score. w. Shuris,
the southpaw twirler of the home
team, showed up In real fashion,
striking out twelve men. Manager
Gloff, Of the Fords team. has May 20
and all dates In June and July open.
He would like to arrange games with
the Pershinss, Salsms and st. An
thongs. Address all communications
TO Fred Gloff, Fords.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-05-04
Held for Grand Jury Action

BV NtTT COFftspDHueHE
NEW BRUNSWICK, May A.
Ernest Willard, the Dayton man ar
rested in this City on Thursday night
of last week when a load of khaki
shirts was found In his automobile,
has been held to await the action OF
the grand jury. Since his arrest he
has confessed to the breaking open
of a box car, taking the shirts. and
also stealing bags. Government and
railroad detectives have been work.
ing on the case.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-05-04
[ NTMe
Feature nj Strand

Should a Husband Forgiven" the
much-heralded William Fox special
which opened at the Strand theatre
yesterday. is one Of the best melo-
dramas seen here in q long time. The
story holds ones interest every mo-
ment and the tenseness of the situa-
lions gives thrill after thrill.
II. A. Walsh. a master of big spec
tacular productions. in this picture
has applied to the utmost his keep
tional ability. He has taken n real.
human interest story and woven IL
into a wonderful play.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-05-04
Can't Watch the Ball

LONDON. May 4-English golfers
complain hat this season women are
putting them off their game by wear
ing dazzle" golf skirts.
Harmonious tweeds have been re-
placed by women golfers with futur-
list folks. gaudy jumpers and gor-
geous leather hats. the whole color
scheme being such as to prevent a
keeping his "eye on the ball"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-05-04
Boxer DroDs Dead in Ring.

BRIDGEPORT, Comm, May +
Louis Sulle. eighteen years old OF
this city. dropped dead in the boxing
ring at the Acorn Athletic Club last
night after he had SPARED forty-two
seconds with Young Saxon" a seven
tee~n-year-old boxer. Persons Mt the
ringside said hat no heavy blows had
been struck and Medical Examiner
Garlick reported no evidence Of exter-
nal injury on Sulle's body.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-05-04
Sports For Keyport Boy Scouts.

By Special Correspondent.
KEYPORT, May 4-On Friday
afternoon the Boy Scouts of the Dor
ough will engage in O. contest to be
held on the Aeromarine grounds at
Beach Park. There are now four
scout troopsh IN the borough. the
Baptist, Methodist. Epinscopal and
the colored scouts recently organ
tied.
The contest viii include wall seal
ing, racing. bandaging and other
forms of scout work. The scout mas
tiers will be present as well as county
officials.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-05-04
Bowling Match at "Y" Tonight

A bowling match will be rolled on
the Y. NJ. c. A. alleys tonight between
Raymond's bowling combination and
the Amorite combination. a collection
OF several years back. which has Or
ganized for the purpose of showing
the alley teams OF today a few pointers
in the alley game.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-05-04

Aches and pains often, Indicate kidneys
out OF order. Your kidneys surely need
help-and quickly-when your hands or
sluggish, lose your appetite and your en-
ergy and there is a puffy look under the
eyes. Mrs. L. Gibson. 12tth and Edison St,
La Junta, Colo. writes: MY kidneys were
giving me a great deal OF trouble for some
time. took Foley Kidney pills and they
helped me right away. l feel fine now
Sold by Barnekov & Petz.-Adv.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-05-04
FATE

When the time comes,
That you have so much,
And you don't care,
How much you spend;
Or what You spend it for,
Or who you spend it with.
You'll be able to afford to laugh
at us wher we tell you that VS.
give full value for every dollar
spent with us. 1t takes longer to
make ones success HONESTLY
but one always has the advantage
of not only a solid foundation
but the confidence and friendship
of ones customers. And so when
we say to you that in selling GILL
LETTE TIRES we are building
for ourselves a friendship with
the motorists Of Perth Amboy
that will LAST, we know that you
will agree with us.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-05-04
Sacred Heart 40. Orpan,xe

The Sacred Heart A. c. of South
Amboy has organized a baseball team
and the manager is ready to arrange
games with all light senior teams,
games to be played preferably on the
South Amboy grounds. Address all
challenges to Andrew ]. Traelnski, p.
.. Box 725, South Amboy.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-05-04
Yankees Release Three PLAYERS

NEW YORK, May 4:-PItcher
Walter Smallwood was released yes
terday TO the Vernon (Pacihc Coast
Ieague) club by the New York Am
erican League club. Chester Murphy
and Ralph Miller. who were returned
to the Yankees by the Jersey City
Internationals. were released to the
Winnipeg II Regina clubs of the
Western Canada League.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-05-04

PHILADELPHIA, May 4.-The OK
ford and Cambridge athletic teams
left here to-day. going direct to
The EnglishHlen also plan
a visit to Harvard. They will sail
from New York on Saturday.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-05-04
HazIet An Stars Win Game

The Keystone Club baseball team
of Cliffwood opened its season on
Sunday on the home diamond by los
ing to the Hazlet All Stars by a scof Q
of 3-2 In q hard fought game.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-05-04
West Slde NIidgets WIN

The West Side Mldgets defeated the
Overland Midgets on the Lumber field
diamond Sunday afternoon by a score
Of 9-8.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-05-04
Big sensation at Crescent.

Persons who arge that a man or
oma IS either all good or all bad,
that deceit a never under n cir
cumstances. result in good inc that
a white lie" must never be resorted
to. eve to prevent heartache and
despair, are advised to see The
Forged Bride" at the Crescent thea
tire today and tomorrow.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-05-04
North Amboy =.


Summary: J base nits. =. OHara, 2
, base hits. Widish, Let's, Larsen.
Booz. Kopko. 2: base on balls, off
Hess, 2; Stanton. 3; struck out by
stanton. II: by Hess. 8; left on bases,
Crescent. 6; North Amboy. u hit by
pitcher. Hess. /.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-05-04
Lots of EYsb ut Long Branch.

Reports from Long Branch. show
that many catches have been made
at the pier there, Ling and Whiting
are being secured in large numbers.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-05-04
"Node,s of the Surf

Bathing girls have been the rage
IN this country for more than a year
now. but there is nothing ordinary or
antique about Al Leichter's Models
of the Surf" who will hold an import
ant place In the program at the Cres-
cent theatre on Thursday, Friday and
Saturday. Resplendent with beauti-
ful models from studios of the lead
ing artists of the country, the lassies
who will appear here have TO the
credit of having been characterized by
critics as Beauties of the Ziegfeldian
funap
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-05-04
Standings In Major
Baseball Leage Gus


.NENOINT FIEsTNNNN
Games Today
Rev York at Philadelphia.
Brooklyn at Boston.
Chicago at Cincinnati.
Yesterdays Results
Boston, 2; Brooklyn, I (I9 ins.).
Philadelphia, 9: New York, 6.
Chicago, 2; Cincinnati. 1 C1st).
Chicago, 3; Cincinnati, 0 C2d).
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-05-04
Yesterdays Results
Standing Of Teams
AMERICAN LEAGUE
En ILL.,

AMERICAN LEAGUE
Games Today
Boston at New York.
Philadelphia at Washington.
Chicago at st. Louis.
Cleveland at Detroit.
Yesterdays Results
Boston, 3; New York, L.
Washington, IL; Philadelphia, 6.
Chicago, Z; st. Louis, /.
DetroIt. 3. CleVeland. L
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-05-04
Big Hit at Ditmas

Life in Greenwich Village, New
York's picturesque bohemian quarter,
forms the interesting background for
the early action in Billie Burke's lat
est picture. "Wanted-A Husband"
which will be the attraction at the
at the Ditmas Theatre today and to-
morrow.
Since the picture was made In the
metropolis, the director was able to
shoot" the scenes in the Village It
self Miss Burke Is a designer of wall
paper who occupies "a studio apart
ment with two other girl artists. Her
carelessness about her personal APP
p~earance makes her the butt of their
gibes until. aroused, she develops her
self through training into a radiant
beauty.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-13

WOULD LIKE TO communicate with some
one Interested In a young man suffering
from neuroslA n. BOX Ae7. Trfbune
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New-York tribune., 1920-01-13
GIRLS AS TYPISTS

0AA~AO AO L FISTS.
Girls, age II and over, wanted
as tynlsts. Permanent posi-
tlons. Large financial inst;tu-
ton. Hours 9 to 4:3O. Satur-
day half holiday. Luncheon
served free. Opportunity to
study stenography and opera.
ton of dictaphone without en-
pense. Salary SIP. Call after
. "A: M, room 5000 Metropoli-
tan Life Building, Fourth Ave-
nue. q 23rd Street, New York.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-13
BUSINESS CARDS

Continued on page taUemty-tauo
New-York tribune., 1920-01-13
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Fill in and mail the blank
below: ~
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me about the position
Which you advertised.
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New-York tribune., 1920-01-13

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New-York tribune., 1920-01-13
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AN OPPORTUNITY
FOR
YOUNG WOMEN
AND GIRLS
OVER 16
Permanent employment
for young women with
or without previous tele-
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Good pay from the start
with regular and fire.
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Annual vac cations with
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and pensions without
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Operating and recrea-
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we'll ventilated and COM
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Lunch rooms are pro-
vided in principal offices
in which hot meals are
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Positions are also open
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prefer this work.
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New-York tribune., 1920-01-13

ELEVATOR OPERATOR; white. 500 w.
86th 1t.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-13

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skirts; 440 Fourth Avenue.
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