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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-10
10 GERMANLLNERS
OFFERED FOR SALE BY
BRITISH GOVERNMENT
MnPernf0r, Kaiscrin and Prins
Friedrich Wilhelm among
Those TO Re Bid For.
[Ry Universal Sc-",cci

LONDON, Sept. 9.-Forty former
German liners, totalinG nearly
10000 tons, including the Impcrator
he kniserin and the Prinz Fried
rich Wilhelm. wcro offered for sale
today by Lord Inchap in behalf of
the government. Most OF the vcs-
sells have been managed by British
companies in behalf of tho repara-
tions commission. They have now
been definitely allotted to British
ownership. The proceeds of the sale
VIII form part OF the German In
demnity. Experts who expect low
prices in view of tho present falling
rates. say that tho Germans are
bound to complain that the British
Minister OF Shipping threw the
liners on the market In slump
period instead of during boom.
1t is considered most likely that
tho biggest liners will be bought By
tho present operating companies. the
Imperator and the Kaiserin becom-
Ing Cunarders. Lord Inchap declined
to auction the vessels. declaring that
the Invitation of bids would bring
botter prices.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-10
PEANUT RA|sERs PROTEST
MARKET PRICE FOR CROP
VIII Meet in Suffolk Next Thursda,
TO Form Pool of All Now
on Hand.
OUTPUT UNUSUALLY SHORT
This Fact, Together With Reduced
Acreage in North Carolina, Con-
sidcrcd Factor That Ought to
Boost ComnDdity's Worth.

SUFFOLK, VA, Sept 9.-The
board OF directors of the Virginia
Carolina COOPERATIVE Peanut Ex-
change has called meeting OF all
| peanut growers. now holding any
peanuts OF last years crop. for next
Thursday morning. September lG.
This meeting will be held in the
.tcadomy OF Music at Suffolk al II
o'clock, and it's object Will be to form
pool OF all peanuts now on hand
and unsoid.
While this meeting will he open to
all growers. only those who arc now
holding any peanuts Will take part
in tho proceedings. Tho board of
directors VIII meet Wednesday night
hr'-i work out pians 10 be presented
at the meeting the following day.
Want Market Stabilized.
The occasion FOR the call for this
meeting is that the growers feel that
the prices have droppc.. 10 too low
level, and that much can be done to
stabilize the market through united
effort on the part of the growers.
As things now arc. the market Is
| lacking stability from every stand
point.
1t is estimated that there are not
exceeding 100000 BAGS of the 1919
| crop for Virginia and North Caro-
lima still unmillcd, while others
place the estimate as low as 10000
bags. Even the maximum figures
would represent only 10 per cent of
the 1919 crop for these two States,
and there remain at least two months
in which these can be handled before
the new crop is put on the market.
Coming Crop TX Short.
Tho general consensus OF opinion
on tho part Of the growers is that
the coming crop Will be very short,
probab bly, one OF the shortest in this
section. The shor;ness of this crop,
together with the reduced acreage in
North Carolina. is considered fac
tor that should make for an ad-
vance OF prices on all unsold peanuts.
Within the past few days tho
| prices on Virginia runners and North
Carolina bunch have dropped to = or
6 IL cents or less. while farmers
stock OF Jumbos and Virg:nia Bunch
are in good demand at . TO Oil
cents for good grade. The market
| on cleaned stock is draEgy. while
shelled peanuts are in poor demand.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-10
UNCLE OF ROOSEVELT is
KILLED AT RAIL CROSSING
Warren Dciano Dies OF Injuries re-
ceived When Train Runs Into
His IBuEEy,
TBy Universal servlce.l ]

POUGlIkEEPSIE ". y. Sept. o.
Warren Dclano. uncle of the vice
presidential Democratic candidate
and one of the wealthy Duchess
County colony. was killed at the New
York Central Railroad crossing at
Tarrytown this afternoon.
Deiano had tied horse, which he
was driving, at the north end of the
depot, and at the approach of a
train he came from outside the sta
ton and got into the buggy and at
tempted to quiet the animal The
horse boltcd. running to the south
side OF the depot and on to the
track. The train hit the buggy.
manEling the horse terribly, and
causing injuries to sir. Delano from
which he died in the station n few
minutes later.
Deiano was president OF the De-
iano Coal Company. New York. and
controlled large Pennsylvania mining
interests. He was known through
ont the State for his love of horses,
and Possessed one of the finest pri-
vatc stables in this region
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-10
SMITH AGAINST DEFENSE
OF PETERS DRY AGENTS
Will Not Act in Behalf OF Hall,
Accused OF Murder. Unless
Forced by Law.
ASKS FOR LEGAL OPINION
State Prohibition Commissioners
Docs Not Feel It His Duty to
Back Men Appointed by Pre-.
dcccssor and Not Now in Service
ASKS FOR LEGAL OPINION

Harry B. Smith. State Prohibition
Commissioner, Will ask Attorney
General John r. Saunders for an
opinion as TO whether he Is bound
to appear in tho defense OF w. C
Hall. former agent of tho depart
mcnt. charged with the murder of
Lawrence Hudson and Raymond
Shackelford. The killing occurred
almost two years ago. and Mr.. Smith
said yesterday that unless tho At
torncy-Gcneral decides that ho must.
in his capacity as Prohibition Com
missioner. defend the former agent
in the courts. he will not do so.
Hall was indicted for the alleged
murder of the two men. who were
stopped in an automobile loaded with
liquor by four prohibition agents. and
In attempting to arrest them both
the alleged bootleggers were killed.
Hall was appointed prohibition agent
by DR.. j. Sidney Peters. former Pro-
hibition Commissioner, who twice de-
Tended his agents in tho courts,
spending thousands of dollars on the
trials and engaging Attorney Louis
Q. Wenderburg to represent tho de-
partment. Two trials resulted In q
nunS jury.
Mr.. Smith also spoke OF the cases
of Leo Chase and ]. J. Oliver, former
prohibition inspectors, who are
charged with transporting and SELL
ing Illicit spirits. Oliver was con-
victed and is now out on bond pend
ing decision of the Supreme Cour.
of Virginia on an appeal. Chasc's
case now is pending. awaiting de-
cision OF the charges against tho
other officer.
Mr.. Smith does not feel 1t Is his
duty to defend the prohibition agents
because they were appointed By
others than himself, and did not re-
main in tho service after he took
charge.
Trial OF tho case will come before
the Prince William Circuit Court at
Manassas October IL.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-10
OBREGON PLANS DRY
REGIME FOR MEXICO
UNDER HIS AUSPICES
Women Also viii BE Granted
Right of Suffrage
Within Year.

MONTEREY. MEN. Sept. o-Na-
tional prohibition is to be put into
force in Mexico and women are tc
be given tho right of suffrage.
This declaration has been made by
General Alvaredo Obrcgon. presi-
dent-elect, who believes. according
to information coming from Merida
Yucatan. where he made public his
views. and gave an interview In
which he Issued the two announce
ments, that his country will regain
its lost prestige much quicker under
prohibition.
According to the plan of tho Pres
idcnt-elect, dry zone along the
United States border. with width
of from eighty to 100 miles, will be
established about January 1. 1921
while national prohibition will be
delayed a year or two longer.
Women OF Mexico will be granted
the right to vote inside OF one year
according to the plans of the new
rulers Of tho country.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-10
Indictment Of Hays and
Upham Hinted by Cox
Iny Universal scrricc.I

BUTTE. MONT, Sept. O.-Fed-
crni indictments against Repub-
licnn National Chairman Hays and
Treasurer Uphnm fo- alleged per-
Jury were hinted by Governor
James VI. Cox, Democratic cnndi-
date for President, in a speech
here tonight. Pointing to tho con-
nict I'm statements ns between
these two Republican officials nnd
Dudley s. blossom, OF Cleveland,
and &. w. Mcclure. OF Atlanta, be-
fore the Senate Investigating COM
mittcc nt Chicago. Governor Cox
said: "Thi, whole Infamous Job
was either planned on so large n
scnlc that men got lost In the mess
OF stnSEerinE totals or they DELHI
cratcly fnl.:Iicd under oath. In
the latter event there should he
no exhibition of my branch OF the
Federal government cvadinE legal
responsibility. There IL n definite
statute on the subject of perjury,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-10
BRITISH CABINET SEALS
HUNGER STRIKERS FATE
Facing Resignation of Dublin
Castle Government, Minister'S
Refuse to Yield.
CORK is AN ARMED CAMP
Soldiers Fill the Streets and Guard
Jail, Expecting Rising When the
Cfty's Lord Mayor and Other Irish
Republicans Die.
CORK is AN ARMED CAMP

LONDON. Sept. 10. = Lord Mayor
Terence MacSwincy is reported
slightly weaker. Starting the
twcnty-ninth day OF his hunger
strike, he is being massased almost
constantly, and his arms have been
bandagcd. His mind remains clear.
With the signs that point to his
death within the next few days be-
coming more and more manifest, the
rift in the British Cabinet has been
closed by Sir Edward Carson's in
fuence. Tho government stands pat
on its death sentence
Hunger Strikers VIII Die.
The hunger strikers viii die" was
the word that went the rounds today
following the Cabinet session Mt
which IT. is authoritatively stated
Chief Secretary for Ireland Hamar
Greenwood; General Neville Mac
ready, commander OF the military
forces in Ireland. and Viscount Sir
John French. Eord Lieutenant for Ire
land, offered their designations. I'm
less the law Is enforced
Colonel Arthur Lynch, who was
pardoned at the instance OF the father
OF the present King after he had been
sentenced 10 death in South Africa
for treason. and served as a British
colonel during the world war, today
outlined view that comedies with
the rather general one shat King
George. who favors pn:doning Mac
Swiney. is afraid 10 risk a conflict
with tho Cabinet.
Al the jail. the lady mayorcss and
the other members of the family are
constantly at the beds side of the dying
man, awaiting the end. Annie Mac
Swiney, sister of the hunger striker
today made an attempt to influence
the British Labor Congress at Ports
mouth to take definite action for re-
lease. but failed. ]. II. Thomas, tho
head Of the congress, refused to let
her address the gathering. and heard
Traitor!" shouted at him by more
than one voice for his stand.
Appeals for Release.
The congress decided only to make
another appeal for release. Messages
from Cork say that three OF the four
teen hunger strikers there have lapsed
into unconsciousness. All have been
ono day longer without food than the
Lord Mayor. Their families arc with
them and n crowd continues TO watch
outside the jail.
The message of High Sheriff Barry,
at Cork, asking that the men be re-
leased, was one of the bones of con-
tention mt the Cabinet session which
closed the government break. The
Premier signed the message rejecting
the request.
The situation in Cork is tense.
With the Lord Mayor dying is an
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-10
KINGS YOUNGEST SON
IS HELD PRISONER BY
SlNN FEM FOR HOURS
Irish Sympathizers Seize Prince George as He Returns
to Balmoral Caste-"This Is but Beginning of
End if MacSwney Dies

searching party OF castle servants
and aroused the royal guards and
the London detectives. The entire
nciEhborhood was thoroughly search
cd, and the two prisoners finally dis
covered in darkness in the cottage.
This is but the beginning of the
end. if MacSwincy dies" was scrawlc,
OH paper left by tho kidnapers who
had disappearcd~ without attempting
to harm the prince.
The royal family is much dis
turbcd. fearing that the kidnapping
was tho work of Irish sympathizers
among the servants in the castle. and
that they might be able to keep tho
threat left in the note il MacSwiney
should die. Others feel IL was but {,
rough practical joke of Irish sympa-
thizaTs. which will not be followed
up Tho Scotland Yard men, how
ever. arc silent on tho matter.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-10
LENRooT $4,000 AHEAD
Hut the Gubcrnntorinl Candidate In
dOrScd by the Wisconsin Sen
ntOr ITcnds EIcid of SIX.

Ivy associated preSS
MILWAUKEE. WIS, Sept. 9.-John
j. Blaine. State Attorney General. to-
night led Roy +. Wilcox. OF Eau
Claire his nearest competitor. OF five
opponents in tho ract for tho Re-
publican gubernatorial elections, ac-
cordinS to practically complete un-
official returns rom Tuesdays pri-
mary. Blair Sas indorsed by SEN
ator Robert la Ec!iette, and the
nonpar.isa-. lc...
Senator Irvine Lcnroot led James
Thompson, OF Lacrosse. who also was
supported by Senator La Toilette. by
more than $4,000 votes.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-10
German Savant Claims
Messages From Mars
lDy Universal ScrvIcc.)

PARIS, Sept. 0.-The Academy
of Science has announced TINT n
German snvnnt, whosc name il not
revealed, hns applied for the Guz-
man prize of $4,000 offered TO the
FIRST person. irrespective of nn-
ttOnuilty, who established COM
municntion with n star.
The German claimant asserts
thnt mysterious Sireless incoming
signals received mt German sta
tions hnve been Identified ms COM
Ing from Mars and asks the back
ing OF the academy to continue
his experiments.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-10
GBy Cross Atlantic scrvice.l

LONDON. Sept o--That Prince
George. the Kings youngest son. was
Monday night Il prisoner oc Sim
Fciners for several hours. became
known today. Balmoral Castle.
where the royal family Is spending
It's vacation. was in an uproar. and
the kidnapping is still 4 mystery TO
tho big detail of Scotland Yard
sicuths who are here on guard.
Three masked men captured tho
prince and n manscrvant while they
were returning from a fishing cx-
petition about 1880 o'clock and hur-
ricd them to an empty cottage on the
outskirts of Balmoral woods. where
the two were locked up. II was sew
eral hours later when the castle re-
allied that the prince was missing.
The King and Queen organized a
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-10
0,0OO HOMELESS
lis EARTHQUAKES
RESULT IN ITALY
cath List Lengthens and
Probably Will Exceed
Six Hundred.
|AILlA DISTRICT AGAIN
Is VIOLENTLY SHAKEN
Fcond Visitation Is Declared to
Have Exceeded That of
Tuesday.
|sAGIC SCENE AT MARINA
urch CoIlnpscs, Burying Worship
crs, Many of Whom Lose
Lives.
NILIA DISTRICT AGAIN
Is VIOLENTLY SHAKEN
sAGIC SCENE AT MARINA
|urcli CoIlapscs, Burying Worship
crs, Many Of Whom Lose
Lives.

ROME. Sept. 9.-Thc Epoca csti-
tcs tho dead In the earthquake ex-
Ids GOO. and the homeless more than
900.
hnothcr violent earthquake occur
In the Emilia district at 2:25
'ock this morning. causing the loss
lives and important damage.
rhc communities suffering the most
re Reggie. OspedaIctti. Bussanal.
ano. and Cavola. This morning 8
pck was more violent than that OF
eHda2.
The Emilia embraces the district
wccn the Apenn.ncs and the River
and is divided into the eight
pvinccs OF riaccnZa, Parma, Reggie.
|dcna. bologna, Fcrrara. Ravenna
a Forh. 1t covers an area OF some
30 square miles and has q popuIa-
n OF approximately 5000 per-
Death List I.rnEthcns.
Florence dispatch says tho num-
Of dead from Tuesdays earth
AXE IS steadily growing as ahdi-
nal reports come in. Tho latest
vices from Fivazznno bring the total
dead there alone up to i32. while
NiGnatti l2t are dead and about
90 injured
n nearly three scorc towns and
lagos serious damage was done
II q total population OF more than
900 rendered homeless.
fiSnor Mlchcli. the Minister OF Az
fuiturc, Is visiting the outlying
'untainous districts and giving all
assistance possible.
Iassa-Carrarn. in tho center of the
I';hauakc zone. was cut on from,
3nmunication with the outside
$rld. but 1t Is not believed new
nstrophe has occurred there.
rhe upheavai was especially terrific
the famous quarry district Of Car
ia. from which comes the finest
3ecimens OF marble. Great rocks.
lodgcd by the shock. rolled down
81 roads leading up into the hills.
ishing everything in their path.
Tragic Scene in Marina.
4 tragic and memorable scene was
acted ut Marina. near Carrara.
ben the earthquake shattered :,
urch whero mass was being ccle-
a;ed. Father I'riEEottI. the pastor,
d just raised the chalice in the
t,st solemn moment of the service
hen the ceiling OF the cd!Nce fell
on the congregation. killing many
those who were worshiping. The
Hest was struck by falling frag.
|,nts OF the ceiling and his hands
d face were cut. but he reverently
ished the service before attending
the injuries ot those about him.
Less fortunate was Father Riccardo
Fuscoletti, at Custanzalvo. who was
He'd whilc ccrebating mass. AT Cas-
Nuevo CarfaGnana. tho wife OF
F,puty Dugoni was among the In
|rcd.
Pope Benedict sent u telegram to
|trdinal Peer Maffi. archbishop OF
sa. asking him to go into the Garth
lake zone and administer aid and
|oral support and distribute supple. 4
ord has reached this city. howeveia
lat before the pontiff's telegram ar
Ikcd in Pisa. the cardinal had left
II the devastated district.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-10
GARDINER FORCED TO PAY
MEXICAN RANSOM MONEY
American Did Not Secure Freedom
Through Escape, ms Had
Uccn Announced
Try Associated Press.

Ivy Associated frcsS.l
FULLERTON. CAL. Sept. 9.-W. A.
Gardiner. American citizen kidna ped
by the bandit. Zamora. in tho State
of Jalisco. Mexico. obtained freedom
through payment OF q ransom and
not oy escape, as previously report
ed. according to friends of Mrs. Gar
diner. who Is visiting at ranch
near Venice. Cal.
These friends based their statement
on telegram from the American
consul at Mexico City which, they
said Mrs. Gardiner had shown them.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-10
Tax on Waistlines to Aid
in Filling Party Chest
(Ily Iinl,crsn1 ser,Icel

NEW YORK, Sept. "a nickel
an Inch for waixfilncs Ii Elizabeth
ainrbury's new slogan. Siush fund
investigators Notwithstanding, Mixs
Marbury. who ,rns delegate Mt
large 10 the Democratic National
convention md In nm IndefntIEuble
party worker, hns n new scheme for
rhisinS campaign funds. 1t Is less
concerned with biz; business thnn
with big EIrthr.
At the nonpnrtisnn luncheon to-
day she announced Tint hereafter
she will go about with tape mcna-
urc.
"I'm going to use IT,, rhc cx-
plaIncd "t0 measure waists with.
Every woman know must give me
n nickel for every inch OF wnistiinc.
Al, I'll sny IN Tint ] expect TO collect
n tidy Iiftic fund.
81 wouldn't have tho nerve to do
It," nhc continued. ar ] yyn. not
sure nny wnIstIine would not he
ns big around ns my own
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-10
HARVESTER COMPANY TO
BE PROSECUTED AT ONCE
Government VIII Press Charge Farm
Tool Prices Were Raised With
ont Warrant
my Associatcd Press. I

WASHINGTON. Sept. o.-Attorney-
General Palmer announced today
that the Department OF Justice is
about to institute proceedings
against the International Harvester
Company, under the antitrust laws.
This decision follows :. report by the
Federal Trade Commission, which de-
clared that prices for farm tools
were increased without warrant and
by concerted action" between the
Harvester Company and dealers.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-10
To Pick Cotton crop in nav.

WACO. Ten. Sept. 9.-Plans con-
sidcred by business and professional
men of Waco today and under con-
sideration by the Waco Chamber OF
Commerce. call for. the gathering on
the courthouse square Saturday morn
ing OF all the city's populace possible
OF attending to pick in one days timc
the cotton crop OF McLcnnan County.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-10
Alleged arnonshincr slu,n.

ARCADIA, FLA, Sept. ED
Moore, negro. alleged moonshincr.
was killed in battle with Sheriff
Dishong and several deputies OF
Dcsoto County today. Another nc
gro. who is said to have been his
partner in making whisky. was cap
tured and Jailed.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-10
Rc.cucrs L.nxe LIre.

FbURFNCI, ITALY, Sept. 9.-Al-
lady some of those working bravely
; rescue and help the suffering from
le earthquake have been killed. At
avzzano, three men. ancludinE a
rroineer wero trying TO move ma
onry from behind which they heard
&c groans of some one, when n new
lrth shock occurred. the wall fall
lg on all three and crushing them
, sight Of onlookers.
When the first shock occurred the
rison at Fivizzano was badly
rakcn. tho doors being wrenched
'om their fastenings. The inmates
lshed out, declaring they would at
asst die in tho open. But when the
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Tampa Women Register
as "Twenty-One Plus" !"
By As,ocInted Prcs,.)

TAMPA, FLA, Sept. 0.--Women
arc registering here ms "tyvcnty-
one plus" refusing to give their
cAacc ngcs. the State Inv only
requiring That they shall he
twcnty-One. Among women who
have so rcEiatercd In Mrs. Amos
Norris, active In club circles and
once head of tho United Daugh-
ters of tho Confederacy Of
Florida.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-10
reduction of 20 Fer Cent Announced
ut Fall Opening Of Ameri-
can WooIen Company.
by Associated Press. ]

NEW YORK, Sept. An approxi-
mate cut of 20 per cent in wool cloth
prices by the American Woolen Com
pany was noted at the company's
opening of its fall exhibit here to-
day, according to the Textile World
Journal. Tho cut, said to be less
than anticipated by tho. trade, was
attributed TO the fact that there has
been little demand for wooden goods.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-10
D'ANNUNZIO PROCLAIMS
FUMES INDEPENDENCE
Went Ahead OF Program Decnuse of
Private News lie Received
From pnris.
LRy AssorlalcA rrcas 1

FIUME. Sept. 9.-The, Fiume Ma
tional Council resigned today. Stimuli.
taneously Gabrielle dAnnunzio pro-
claimed Fiume an independent state.
D'Annunzio declared he had received
private news from Paris. which
orced him TO declare Fiume to be
ndependent today, and he could not
wait until September IL as he had
Intended.
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PosI,Ion. Are Omen

for those who read Times Dispatch
help wanted ads. Tho best employers
ployes. Read and use Times Dis
patch Want Ads. Phone Randolph 1.
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HIVE You Moycdf

If so, you have found a lot of things
useful but not used. Turn thom into
real money by putting a want ad in
doIph I.
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Every Sunday In September C. & O.
Sunday Outings. s2.40 Round Trip
Old Point. Buekroo and Norfolk.
Ocean View.-Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-10

$3.50 Special Baltimore and Return,
Sept. 14th. Limit 10 days, York
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Norfolk. $40. Va Beach, 1924 r.
4 every Sunday N. 6 w. Lv. Broad
L. Sta,.- s:15 and o A. M.-Adv.
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