davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Washington times., 1921-11-03
FAMED SPY.
SLIPS IN D
.U.S.UNSEEN.
Sought by Europeans for Trea-
son, Tim Lincoln May Be De-
ported as Undesirable.

NEW YORK, Nov. 3.-Ignatius
Timothy 7. Lincoln, international
spy. characterized by Scotland Yard
as the "most elusive man in the
world" is in New York.
With half dozen governments
more or less interested in his where
abouts, this picturesque person got
into this country within the past few
days. frankly in violation of the i'm
migration laws, in disguise and
under an assumed name.
Deal With the Kaiser.
self confessed spy for Germany
during the war. German censor follow
ing the war, this world character has
in his varied career been a Presby-
terian minister (after being a converted
jew, an Anglican minister, a curate
in England, a member of the House
of Commons in England and many
other things.
In his varied activities he dealt with
Ludendorff. Kaiser Wilhelm, Lloyd
George and other famous figures Of
Europe.
In a statement made to a reporter
today, Lincoln frankly admits that IL
the United States Government objects
to his staying here he will make ar
rangements to leave. He said:
over in Europe ! was in constant
danger of violent death or arrest for
high treason. Wherever | went | had
no peace or rest. ] saw in every man
who by sheer accident got a good look
at me a spy or police agent.
81 changed my name ana address
constantly yet ! was arrested in
Vienna on the 18th of last February
for high treason and for having sold
alleged false documents TO the Czecho-
Slovak government. After three and
a half months of judicial inquiry l was
set at liberty but expelled from
Austria.
Is Wanted for Treason.
II am wanted in Germany for high
treason, there being price on my
head for my participation in the Kapp
counter revolution of March, 1920.
The Bavarian murder bureau has de-
creed my assassination. The Hun
garian monarchists are equally after
me, while British spies follow me
wherever | go. Only recently they
circularizai all the embassies in Rome
about my movements.
II decided to quit Italy and come
here.
must and do acknowledge that
landed here in violation OF the i'm.
migration laws. | meant no deception
or offense to the United States au-
thorities.
He Wants to Stay Here.
II hope the Government will not lay
80 much stresson my technical viola
ton.
have instructed firm Of lawyers
to present a petition to the State De-
partment to that effect, | am a
political refugee and will ask the Gov.
ernment to extend the privilege Of
political asylum. I have never in my
iifo done anything against this Govern
ment.
however, should the United States
government decline to grant my re.
quest, shall slip out Of the country
as quietly as I slipped in"
The Washington times., 1921-11-03
PAIR HELD IN N. Y. MAIL
ROBBERY ARE RELEASED

NEW YORK, Nov. 3.-After being
grilled almost continuously for three
days by Jersey City and New York
detectives, two Hoboken men held in
connection with the 81 100000 New
York mail robbery, were absolved
from suspicion today.
The driver of the mail truck could
not positively identify either OF them
as members of the bandit gang. Pos
tai inspectors said today they believed
the bandits had escaped to California.
The Washington times., 1921-11-03
NEW TROUBLES BREWING
OVER UPPER SILESIA

BERLIN, Nov. 3.-Fresh troubles
were threatened in Upper Silesia 10.
day
According to adviccs from Bcuthen,
Polish res dents OF the province. dis.
satisficd with tho decision of tie
demonstrations IN IN vor OF extend M Z
the Polish boundary 20 the Oder riven
The Washington times., 1921-11-03
SOVIET PLANS CHANGES
IN LEGISLATIVE SYSTEM

RIGA, Nov. 3.-Creation of n new
legislature along the lines of con-
stituent assembly is being discusse1
by the Moscow Soviet, according to
travellers. arriving from Moscow.
1t Is planned to organize a "con'
gress of working classes in Decem-
ber, which eventually may be trans
formed into a national legislature
with the members elected by the peo-
pie.
The Washington times., 1921-11-03

OFFERED
SENATOR
Exhibition Of Photograph Show
ing Execution Causes Clash
With Moses.
BY international News Service.

BY International News service.
A stream of letters and kilograms
from men representing themselves
as former service men and offering
to substantiate his charges that
American soldiers were hanged over
seas without court-martial was
poured into the Senate today by Sen
ator "Tom" Watson lDemocrat) of
Georgia.
MAJORS" Letter Withdrawn.
As the Senate clerk started to read
one lengthy letter from one who
described himself as Major Turner
formerly of Company c., Eighteenth
U. S, infantry" now resident OF
New York city, he came to the words
II hope you will regard this as conf
Dental"
Watson abruptly interrupted the
reading of the letter and hastily with,
drew Il, explaining he had not had
, time to read 1t himself, and that he
would not rhave introduced It had ne
known it was to be regarded ds ccnti'
Dental.
10 Senator Moses Republican, of New
Hampshire. objected to Senator wat
/ son tWo piotoes 'P''N
which he said he had just received
from one Of his correspondents. One
he alleged would show IAN Ameri-
can soldier dying on the gallows,
| the other, he asserted, was another
American soldier being prepared for
death.
Moses Stand Called Cowardly.
"I consider the objection of the
| n i,-o
cowardly one," Watson shouted. Il
the insulting attitude he has assumed
toward me-"
Senator Moses resumed his seat
| without making any response.
at was not long since that l
| was put on the rack on the floor
Of the Senate by an ex-associate of
| William Barnes, jr., of New York,
an ex-crook," shouted Watson.
| 81 now want to place before the
Senate evidence that American sol
diers were executed in France just
as I have charged Watson con-
| tinued.
THE Senator from New Hamp.
shire has insulted the Senator from
| Alabama, Mr.. Heflin, in connection
with the proposed inquiry of my
| charges. and until he goes to the
Senator from Alabama and apollo
gizes ] shall consider he has insulted
me also"
Photo OF Hanging.
Watson introduced a letter which
he said was written to him Novem'
| Der /, by Dandy Conwell, Alpha
| Sigma Phi House, Philadelphia, en-
closing two photographs showing a
negro soldier being hanged in France,
| In the letter Conwell was quoted
| as stating:
"It might be Of interest to you
to have the two photographs / en-
close showing a negro being executed
at Evacuation Hospital No. 6. IN
| France, where I was stationed This
occurred in June on July, 1918.
I'VE were invited to the execution
but were forbidden to take photo
graphs. In spite of this several were
taken. No one ever found out just
what the charge was against the
soldier"
| Watson also had the clerk read q
New Jersey newspaper account OF
reports made by men OF the Three
Hundred and Ninth Infantry (com
posed OF men from Hudson county
New Jersey that soldier boys were
bayonetted in cold blood"
IAN attempt has been made to pu'
me in the position of attacking the
army. have not done so. There
Continued on Page 2, Column ~
The Washington times., 1921-11-03
ITALIAN DELEGATES TO co
TO N. Y. FOR CELEBRATION

Senator Carlo Schanzer. head of
the Italian delegation 10 the arna.
mont Confc ~ '. and S nator I.ui'
Ally,N tint vii leave Wa hington TO.
night for New York TO attend a
celebration there tomorrow by the
Italian colony |
The Washington times., 1921-11-03

Toronto, Canada, sentenced TO
twenty lashes for stealing an auto
and robbing a store. The judge
said: That will take the halo of
a movie bandit off of you"
The Washington times., 1921-11-03

President Harding was fifty-six
years old yesterday. Congratulate
him and congratulate yourself on
having a President that takes the
American view of things.
What has he done?
Well, instead Of going to Europe
TO inhale incense, he has Europe
coming here to talk common sense
about cutting armaments. saving
the world from bankruptcy.
The Washington times., 1921-11-03
by international News Service.

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind, Nov. a.
Emerging from beneath the cloud of
threatened nationwide railway
strike into the sunshine of indus
trial peace for the brief span of n
few shor. days the nation today was
plunged int othe shadow of a menace
scarcely less serious-the probability
of n widespread tie.up of coal pro-
duCtion.
The Washington times., 1921-11-03
WEATHER

Fair tonight and fri.
day; continued cool; frost
tonight; moderate west
eriy winds. Temperature
at 8 a. m, As degrees.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1921-08-25
5tnrnt / MdiHfuttHttt.
Ssjennem Staten fra Norbbeit til
@pbpit. So 9eripner brebt, uber
bambrebe ffabet.

Milmoufee, 20be 9lng. 20 Yer=
ioner blep orebt, pber bun6reoe Tom
tilfa6e og gienbom for Millioner al
Do1lars blep eoelagt / en- @egn- og
8in6ltorm, iom. raieoe i Wisconfin
1ent Greoag gfter1ni6bag. @erit
1pneS l1petret at bobe beret / @be,
boDgan County, bbor mango Menne-
ffer fom tilifobe, 6a Bpgninger og
Ee1tc blelte neo paa @ountpu6ltil-
lingen Plpnolltb. s 8Den Sbe-
toDgan bleb ct Sag blelt ober en-
eleftriif &obe6le6ning me0 6eu Tel-
ge, at @pen bleb lagt Merfe. S
Oibfo1b ntaatte &apleila6lerne in6,
ltiIes. Tretten af Sc fiorten 6elta-
genbe Wacbts fulbfei1e6e.
&abet / Sbebopgan alene anilaaes
til 100000.
@n Masie &rer bleb rDffet OBJ
n1eo @ooen> og flere @pgninger bleo
truffet af 2pnet / &enoiba.
Selefon- og Gelegrofforbin6e elierne
er afbruot paa mango @te6er. 8per.
Inc Burlington @Hborn 8rolpns2afe
og @aterfer6 laa igaar 9lftes i Mgrz
fe fom sGgIoe at at G1eftttr itetsber-
fer eller 2e6ninger uars rarnponeret.
g. 9. &apes b1eb brabt / Sanes
billie. st Ere, iom b1elte oberenoe,
fal6t pber bom. Micboel Garep, en-
Sormer / @erono, on1fon inbe fin
Gtal6bDgning, Der ftprte6e oper
bam.
S Ma6iion 1tprte6e @olfflubbens
@obe6bpJning ianmen unoer @tor=
men, og ct 9uiin Cables blep BE-
grabet / @ltinerne. Tre al 6en1 TOM
ti1lfa6e> og @aDmonh &epnol6s, 12
slar, ontages at bore libsfarlig
Ifa6et.
Glere bun6re6e @talobpgninger,
@iloer og l16bufe bleb iebnet me6
Sor6en. Stornet1 begp1t6te beo eta,
tens nor6bel ltlige @renie> og 6ens
@ane git pao ffroas gjennem Gto=
ten til 6ens 1p6qitlige @igrne.
8eloit> 206e Slug. 8eloit bleo
igaar Mftes biemlegt af Sen berite
9torm iaar. @in6 og 2pnilo ot1-
rette6e en- beI Gel @fo6e poo Gar-
meme beromfring. S 9eloban
ne6bren6te to ltore @ta16bpgntnger.
@tal6en pao @ult Sonuelions Garm
tire Mil beItenfor @innebago bleb
truffet af 2Dnet, og ifibnt 6en bleb
Temt ranponeret>- opitoo 6er lite
$50.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1921-08-25
GrwHk-t -tyrkiHkr &rtg.
Sra Gmprna meloes greif Seir,
5000 Sanger, fra &omitantinopel
melbes tDrfiif Seir.

2on6on 226e Slug. Sprfilfe Na=
tionali1 1ttropper, Der opererer langs
Safariaflooen> far 1iot ct afgiprenoe
gfeoerlag, ifelge Selegram fra @mDr.
ma ioag.
Eprfernes beire Glai blen neiten
tilintetgiort al grelfe Tropper, ser
ifre6 ober T1o6en og tog 5000 San,
ger. Sra @onitantinopel 1ne66eles,
at Gorfterfninger til @ationaliiter-
mes Gropper boloer paa at iamle Jig
eltenfor Gafaria.
Me6belelierne fra @on1tantinopel
mooiiger @fterretningen fra @mprna
ON en- ereif @eir og flyer, at De tpr-
fife Boaben oberalt bor babt @elb
me6 fig
@mprno> 216e Slug. Otter fire
Cages &an1p bar @rnferne ranet
flere Bunfter paa @afariaflo6ens
beItlige Breb> mebens ben beire 81gt,
Ser maricbere6e giennem @alterfe-
nen, blcb fnult bortenfor 8looen.
Sen tprfiife benftre Glgt tog ITO Sf-
ficerer og 1000 Man6 tilfange. Set
tprfijfe &abolleri Dcr Dleb tilintet,
giort.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1921-08-25
NJ Nntf til panauta.
Sc Turene6e staAer forlanser7 otter,
at Fama'na dfitaar Goto7su'raa-
set til gpfta Miea,

@aibington oen 236e Nng. @n-
oelig og freoelig @ileggelie al Eoi"
ften mellem &anama og Gotta Silica
fp1tes i6ag at bore fore1taoen6e, ef>
terat be Gorene6e 5taters @egiering
bab6e afie1rot EN- ny geote til Pana,
ma forlange1toe, at goto-0 -0atraa6et
bleb operloot til Goita Miea. Note11
bleo ofien6t igaar al l1oenrigsoepar-
ten1entet iom @bar paa en- INFORMED
8oreipergiel fra Hana1na om> boor'
oi6t 6enne &egiering forlongte Mf>
ltaaelfen af goto=Omranoet til Co.
1tn 91:cd. ,.:.zse.~,
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1921-08-25
Oil alatnprika.
Yanan,as CpIatiigbeb b;bfbrer III
ienbelIen af ct Glasihb meb ame=
rifanife Marimeiolbater.

@oibington 6en 22oe 9lng. Slime
rifatrife MaritteIol6ater ombor6 paa
Dreaonouebten ~Pennip1pania"- er
ioag paa @abet ilenoe moo Central
9lmerifa, for at iprge for, at oe 6or=
enebe Staters &ier,6elie bliber gien=
nemfgrt / Toiiten mellem Sanono
og Gotta 9fica.
Sc Gorete6e @tater bar nnberret>
tet Bananta ont at BEN amertfan1fe
@egiering tror, at Goita 9fica bar
Met til set orntbifte6e Smraa6e Co.
to, iom for n9rbere116e er beiat al
Yonan1os Eropper.
slfien6elien al ct @laglfib me6
Marireioloater> bleb BET iagt / ber=
oGren6e offieielle @re6ie i6ag,, er
fun lom elt @iifferbebsforanlta
Sc bill blibe Iatt6iat -beb @tiaebabs-
er6en af @anolen og pil 11aalfe blipe
len0t opoper apiten til @renien 60
ita Mica. 80 .s -: =
Dette @fri6t er taget efter lang
barige SoBanblinger nellem De
Gore1te6ez 5tater og Bondn1a> ion1
begpn6te tort efter @rafi6ent @or=
6ings Obertagelie al gntbebet. @a=
mama bar beiat @ot60iltriftet paa
@tillebobsl li6en til @iengielo, foroi
@olta silica beiatte bet Smraa6e poo
MHanterbobsii6en, ionr bleb BET til
fien6t ifglge en- @ien6eliee ofgibet af
af6p6e @eieiteretsiuitttiarius 8bite,
:fom Banarta negter at fin0e' iig i.
l16enrigsmin;iter @ugbes tilien0te
Banana en- protelt, bbori ban flyer,
nt Wisneie n1e6 &iert6elien beorgrer-
be On1raa6e p@ Mtlonterbabsiioen
life Tan tages ION Yoaffub for at be-
i9tte Def Sn1raaoe paa 5tinebobs-
iioet1 ion1 blep ttiillffiiel1ot golta Nica
un6er 2oubet- iienoelien, Ser al go
mama bleb antaget fon1 retfproig.
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Dp1t hrtttHkf 8Iaa1r.
Maa bore iaa nor iom ben itbrfe,
flyer Eremiermini'ter 2lopb
@eprae 1tn6erllmlet.

2on6on Sen 186e Slug. Set bri-
ii tiiliffe @ige maa babe en- Slaa6eItprfe
iaa flor fom noget an6et SANDS, er-
flereoe Hremierminilter 2lop6
George / l1n6erbuiet / @fternti66ag.
Dette bleo iagt UNDER 6en lenge for
penteoe Grfleri1tg ongaae116e 6e Be-
1l11tt1inger, fon bleb fattet beb Migs-
fonferenfen for1e6en. De brittle
Bren1ier1niniitre bleb Der e11ige orL
at Sen britiife Slaa6e maatte bore
ion itor fpn1 BEN lt6rite, fag6e 2lop6
George, og 6enne bans l16talelie bleb
bi1fet me6 ftormen0e Begeiitring.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1921-08-25
gireanns Spar og Girs6ag offent-
Iinnidrp bette

gtredn11S Soar og StrSDng offe11t=
liggidre bette.
-SS1n;6lertto Bolot @inn Gein<Mr=
meen paa at bereoe Zig paa oet per.
1te, ffient BEN on1bbggelig anogii
alt, iom fl11r6e bIipe betragtet iom en-
&renfelfe al @aabenitilltanoen.
2on6on Sen 18oe Slug. gei Meos
le1nmer al 2or6ernes @us og is
,c; 7>lemmer af l1n6erbuiet> olle Unit
-. OYER, ien6te ioag en- &roteit til
Bremier1niniiter 2lopo George an
eaoen6e oe 8eingelier> iom ct til,
buot SSr1anS: ..
Dublin, 236e Mug. @inn Sent
@oooet, Der be1taar af 2eoerne for
Observation-Disclosures Srlano, og
lrnt er b!epet forbuot af ben brittle
Megiering, mbote ber ioag for at
oberbeie @poret paa BET brittle
Treostilbuo. Militerautoriteterne
forie9te lite at lagge nogen Sinorin-
ger ibeien for Goriamlinger1.
@e1nmeligbeben be6 set 8u6 fra
Sen ro1nerif fatbollfe &irfes ~beielte
Mpn6igbe6", iom i9aar bleb leberet
Nrelioent Sc 8oIera al 2or6bilfopen
al Gromore, blen ombpggelig beparet
Ii be inbre @inn Gein- -&re6ie i6ag.
Get bar life 1nuligt at erboloe noget
@inf om Snobolbet.
Set bar Sen alminoelige Mening
/ SSrlon6 i6ag, at @inn Geins&obi-
nettet allere6e paa bemmclige &pn=
ferenier far uoarbei6et fit SDar til
2loD6 Georges SorTag, og at 9ail
gireon11, Ser bolber ct bemme1igt
Msoe igien i6ag, bar blepet ammo
set ON at billige set irife Spar
Mpgtet om sSn6lfrioen fra a-u&ier-
orfiet"s @ioe bar ltprfet @oabet ON,
at 8eilutningen er for 6reo.
8elfolt 236e Slug. Nao @ombc<
fo1tninge1, / Sprone @a6en @enoog
9lften fulgte Gfp6ning meo &eoolz
tere og 9eifler igoar 9(ftes. Gn
&aanbgronot bleo oeiaa brugt, men
erpIooere6e lite. @aslpgterne Bier
i1nffet for at forebpgge> at @ier=
|ningstnenbene ifl1l6e b1ibe opoaget.
Gub1i1l 236e 9lug: @atifanet bor
life blanoet Zig ~in6 / 6e irife l1noer=
|banolinger, ifgIge en- officiel aunb4
eisreie fra 5inn 6einz@abinettetz /
@ftern1iooag. Set Sub, iom bleb1e-
heret Brpiioent Sc @a4era af 8iifop
Mnlbor al 9romore, bar- life fra
&om, bleb BET iagt.
2onoon, 236e 9lug. Geportemen-
tct for SrIan6 ber betegne6e i6oe fon1
bgilt ~uionoipn1igt" ct 9fDgte l1o-
bre6t / Dublin on1 at 8otifanet bab=
Sc 1freoet i16 / oe irlfe ltn6erbano=
finger.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1921-08-25
SnIflanb betaler Gritatning. 93et


Sort, 166e @ug. Gen tpife &eeie.
ring betalte igaar til England og
@eleien $5,ooo,oo0 paa fin @ritat.
ningsgialo @eIgbet bleb betalt til
S. g. Morgan & 60. of oe fire 8an-
fer, Ser repreienterer ben tpife @igs..
.bonf / 1setp Sort, % BET er ferite
Gang, at Detailing paa Gritatninss.
ginl6en er giort giennenl an6re emo
Cen fgoeraIe @eierbebonf geep Uorf.
Set er aa6en Gong pao 20 Tiger, at
ben tpife Migsbant bar betaH $5,-
600, 1000.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1921-08-25
Soma Mleran6er liza. Walbina

: 0tpHg z@1tGuHUet Iy8' SouIDI11B
toni t86e slug. Song Mleran6er of
@erbier1 1i6er of @1in6tar1nsbetpl1
Hoelie, rnel6er ct @abelte1egrom til ben
berbare1loe ferbiife 2egmio1l og bans
ssS2ager bnr forbuot barn at 6eltage !
bans Sooers ct Song Neters Be
graoefie.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1921-08-25

Burns mbnGbnt. @aibington oen
18oe Mugu1t. llongD11elien al @il-
liam 5. Burns iom Gbef for SSa,itits>
6eparte1nentets NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
blep i6ag fllno9iort al SSuititsn1iniiter
DougbertD.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1921-08-25
Mop6n io1,1 Gollege-&reiibemt.

Mi60lebnrp, ST., ben 196e @uguit.
@ep. Bal1l Dpigbt Mooop, pnaite
5gn of ben 1in Gi6 bergn1te Gpon-
geliit Dspigbt 8. Mooop, blen- ioag
boIgt til Nrpii0ettt for Mi6oleburp
College.
Gbieagog 8oimefter nbnebut.
Mafbington Ben 22oe 9lug. Mrtbur
6. 2ne0er blep .i0og at Brpiioent
Saroing ,lonepnt til 8oitmeiter Il
,gbicngo.
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ltbnebnt til Ypitn1qIfer. @afb-
ingtot1, 186e Mug. 8Ianot 6e df
9rnlibenten 11Dltg u6npbt1te Noit,
mdfere er @enepn Neitbeot, @anIeD
Sails Min1l.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1921-08-25
eSSnterparlamentariif &pmgres aab~

R>~~@
eSnterparlamentariIf &pngres aab-
net. @tocfbolrn, 171e Slug. Gen
ir1terparlan1entarilfe &ongres aabne=
pes ber ibag ne6 fer1te Mp6e bol6t /
@ifs6agens Sbr1tefammers Gal.
Gormon6en for Sen fpen1fe 9elega'
tien Baron M6elitpar6 bleb boIgt til
6ornono. 8elfon1ittaler bleb bol6t
al 6en ipenife Statsm;niiter bon Sp>
Dom. 8lan6t >6e balgte @iceforme116
bar Sen omerifan1fe 9e1egot @1aD<
SEN, bb's Sorilag ON at in6bp5e De
lobgiperbe sSorlan1linger / 20 iube-
rene omerifanife @tater> ser en6>
MI iffe er Me61emmer, til at lutte
iig til oen MISUNDERSTANDING Union
bleb e1,ltetnn:g oe6toget.
Spbagebe @arim 9}elatibitetstbe=
prte1t fpr1t? 9tetp g)ort 0e11' l9oe
slug. Nrof. gilbert @inftein, Ser al
n1in6elig gialoer iom Spbap. til. Ne>
EIutibitetstbeorier1, bar bore e1t lioet1
@ut, 90 Ebeoriens @r11noprineiper
f6rit blep fremiat, flyer Spfin6eren,
Sorfatteren og Bublicilten &n0ion
Marim.
s Ell Sale / Carnegie @a1l Sbors-
oag Often u6ta1te Wr. Marim, at
fan baboe frenlat @run6pr;ncipet
for @elotibitet / 1889 og citere6e en-
artifel ifrebet af Dom for ct bioen=
ifabelig Eioslfrift / ngbnte 9lar iom
@tgtte for lim 8aoltano.
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