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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-15
CH|NA'S REQUEST FOR ABR0GAT|ON
OF q JAP DEMANDS NEW FACTOR
Toledo Mail RObber
Sentenced TO 40 Years


To cHo O. Dec. I4.-Charles Schultz
convicted &C conspiracy in connection
with tho .-oedo $1,000 900 postoface rob
berry January - last who escaped from
the Lucas county jail labor day and was
later rccaptured today pleaded guilty
10 the charge Of robbery in connection
with the same case and was sentenced
20 forty years in the federal renitent-
airy at Leavenworth BY Federal Judge
Kll!ts.
lanes Ssnsome undcr conviction for
conspiracy also pleaded guilty to the
robbery charge and was sentenced TO 50
years and one day at Le:venworth.
Joe rrbaytis and George Rogers under
conviction Cor conspiracy in The post
office robbery and VINO ercaped with
Schultz in the labor day Jail delivery are
stu at large.
Reverend Father Anthony GoreS. Ne"
Chicago. Indiana. parish priest, who con
fessed that he received $4,000 worth OF
bonds from Wanda Urbaytis. convicted
Of conspiracy In connection with the
case, was sentenced to one hour IN the
custody Of the United States marshal
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VICTIMS WIDOWS
TESTIFY IN THE
TRIAL Of LIVELY.
BOTH ARE FEARFUL
DURING TESTIMONY
State Rests Its Case Defense
Witnesses to Be Heard
on Thursday.

rc'cM ". Va. Dec. l4.-With the
widows Of Sid Hatfield and Ed Chambers
As It's sjar witnesses, the state today
completed presentation Of It's evidence
IN the trial Of C.. z. Lively. George
Buster" Pence and William Saltsrs on
charges Of killing the two Matewan men
last August, and criminal court adj
journed for the day at the request OIL
defens. attorneys. who will begin to-
morrow to bring out their side Of the
story.
Opportunity 10 interview tho defense
witnesses would make It possible to ex-
pedite the trial, tho attorneys said. In
asking for the adjournment for this pur-
pose.
Tears and bitter feelings at tnee
crept into the testimony OF Mrs. Hathsldi
and Mrs. Chambers, each Of whom told
vividly her experiences as her HUSBAND
was shot down at her side. ~
Each insisted her husband was not
armed, and went into detail in support
Of this statement.
Touching Incident
Mrr Hatfield entered the court room
with tho state policeman who mas oosn
nor cor slant guard since she came 70
W.lch. and was escorted TO the jury
room, where she waited until she was
called to testify. A touching incident IN
her examination came when her hus-
hands clothes were introduced a. eyt-I
Ience. and she pointed TO the bullet
holes. breaking into tears as she did 20.
The defense objected to introduction OF
the clothing. but was oyerruied, and the
juryfhen spent some time in examining
the clothes.
few minutes later tears gave way TO
a momentary fash Of smile when
Mrs Hatfield was asked II shs knew
Lively She replied that she did ana
testified that at Jaeger. Lively boarded
the train on which the Hatfields and Mr..
and Mrs. Chambers were going tofWelch.
On the train, she said. he passSd ser,
eral times through tho coach In which
they were riding, and she claimed that
after they reached Welch. Lively FOL-
lowed them to a restaurant End later
10 the hotel.
widow Alleges Plot .
In ;he course Of her cross-examina-
lion bv Joseph NJ. Sanders. chief Of the
defense counsel, Mrs. HATFIELD injected
(contiuusd on PhEs 1ourtssa)
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Sensational Allegations Come
With the Filling Of Places
Held Until Now By Admiral
Parks and Captain MARVEL.

Special Dispatch TO the 1ntelI!gencer.
Washington. n. c. Dec. 1.-THE po-
si,ion Of chief ot the bureau Of yards
and docks under which the government
ordnance plan; At South charleston Is
oncrated, and which has bees hlled by
Admiral Parks. IS about 10 become va
can; Admiral I'arks ~ TO be given an
other assignment.
Capt. Geo. r. MARVEL. naval inspec-
to- of ordnance who has been in charge
Of the South Charleston plant has been
ASSIGNED 10 sea duty. and placed IN
command Of tho battleship Arizona.
Who Will succeed them "a a matter
which. il Is evident from the activities
onparent here. very much interests a
group Of local politicians and nnanciers
at Charleston. and they are at work
yithe great energy trying to influence
the appointment Of tho two men whom
they favor to succeed Admiral Parks
and Capt. MARVEL.
Their activity has attracted the at
tention and aroused tho interest Of GER
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Thorn Extracted From >
Accused Mans Knee
Figures in His Trial

Ios Angeles, Dec. 14.-A small thorn
extracted, according to testimony 1rom
rho knee Of Arthur c. Burch. was Al
mi,,od In evidence late today IN Burchs
trial for the alleged murder OF j. Belton
Kennedy. Tho prosecution announces
there would be further testimony relat-
inr 10 the thorn. Mention had been
r,sde earlier in the trial Of thorn bushes
growing about the cottage IN beVery
Glen where Kennedy was shot.
NJ. s. Savage and H. J. Berts, youtns
Who said they were from Youngstown.
Ohio, testified they saw Burch IN tnS'
Las Vegas, Nevada, county jail attsf
~. latter's arrest at that place. Bufcn
occunl.d a cell with them overnight
th.v declared. Savage testified that he
. sked Burch II he killed Kennedy. ana
the prisoner replied:
"If I did he got no more than ne de-
served" 80,
Before adjournment the court toia
IN. Jurors he wanted them to turn over
70 him any anonymous letters they
might receive with reference to the
case.
II have received numerous communl-
cations OF this kind" the judge sai2
and added that they were threaten
ing
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-15
APpHovHp BY PRHsrDEHT.

Washington, Dec. -. -- Pres!d"n'
Harding today approved :nc design o.
the medal wh!ch. under Tho army BIZ Or
,Juua ). 1920 RS was authorized 70 pre-
sen. 70 the c;ty NJ Nerdun In the nam'
81 the congress and people or he tH!ted
States JOAN Flanagan OF Newark. y.
J. Was thr art>: selected by the CON-
mission Of nrc arts - execute the work
Tho rp~dAl USs ca NJ the PA'iaHef'
mia min, TIE oh'rr represents 'wo
STRUGGLING g:tu'> and 80 re""r+" Tort
Csaussoc, ~i'N 'he ru'rV or N"''!rn
forming the background
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BIT TER. ATTACK
BY CARSON ON
THE IRISH PACT.
BOTH PARLIAMENTS
DISCUSS AGREEMENT
Ulster Leader inquiries Why
Ireland Has Been Given
an Army.

London Dec. 4.--(By the Associated
pressl-In scene which is likely 10
prova a landmark in English history.
tnr Irish treaty was today presented III
the imperial parliament for ratification.
while tho Dali Eireann at Dublin in
dulged m heated debate. turning on
cannon De Valera's charge that the Irish
Observation-Disclosures exceeded their powers
in signing tho treaty without further
reference to Dublin.
Neither tho commons nor the Dali
Eireann however. has yet come 10 grips
on the actual decision respecting rnti-
ncation. which has been postponed
until tomorrow.
Bitter Attacks.
A feature Of the debates in Westm!n-
ster was g. bitter attack on the govern
ment by Lord Carson ~ the house OF
lords, and ono by Captain Charles Craig,
Irish rnIonist. In the house OF commons.
Lord carson especially showed not the
sliShtcst diminut!on ~ his old-tirle de.
nunciation Of any accomm odat!on for
Nationalist Ireland He dared the gov
ernment TO do anything to stir Ulster
against tho empire. and exclaimed: Be
CONTINUED on 1ngs Fourtssn.)
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New Form of
Investment
By. The U. S.
ny DAVID LAwRENcn.
,Copyr!Sht by The IateliSsncsro

Washington. Dec. 1.-THE far-reach-
ing process OF ret!rins Americas war
de0tS without depending upon repay
men. from the allied countries hAS be
gun. .,
i'-estdeu, Harding himself an"ouHced
the decision o. the adm nssiratioa .
:SSue through the treasury depar t.Ne' 4
= neW form o. investment "A!ch ~ de-
EIed especially tor the man ''nu
, oman OF small Income. After AL i"e
experience Of The wa- w;h ever! S'n1
Of security, Tive GOV ernment has AZ last
evol"ed a plan ihat viii pay ever; rG:-
chaser Of the new certificates - y"S
- cry SO In esteI. 500 tor every S"p
ard $1,000 TOR every $500 4 not re
uHemel ~ i've years
i|or the Urss time, too. The So' cTH'
mea. guarantees - uniform !acome !r-
respective o. the date % pu-ch?S" or
market values. Thus it any cerc!acate
a redeemed before the HNe r'NrH i',H
- ,,r'-.'r.r So 49, t>6 ~ 'A"h - -"
case ,0ay he is returned 20 the pur-
O.. ,Gt Liza .,.i,,. nal .Hteyv~. -
rlvce aud one hall per cent tor the per,
.ot ;na, the rert.uc" e has been NeId
1v me investor.
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State Officials Get
Call For COnStabuIary
at the Panama Mine

Charleston. W. Va. Dec. t.--Officers
or duty AZ state police headQuar-
te~s here tonight said that requests for
stat" policemen TO quei riot reported
20 bc n progress at the Panama mine.
near Moundsvi!lc. had been received
from Marsha! coGnty authorities.
ro,"a"l JACKSON Arnold, superintend-
e7t q: pub!.c safety. left for the north
ern part Of the state this morning or
business and IL is understood by sub
ordinate officers OF III" state police
here tEat he Is in close touch with the
situation at the Panama mine.
II state police are dispatched To the
scene. they Will be sent by Colonel Ar
mold from station closer to Mounds
ville than this city. Officers here said.
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Will Hang O'COnnOr
Within Ten Minutes
# He Is Captured

Chicago, Dec. l4.-ou the eve OF
the day which had been set for his
hanging, tho wnsreabouts Of "Tomry"
o'connor, convicted Elnysr, was a.
much OF Q mystery tonight As It waS
sunday following his daring hight
from tho county jah with several
other prisoners.
I'VE Will hang o'Connor Within osR
minutes after his arrival, II he iS
captured tomorrow," Janor Peter
Lawrence declared. ut will not DO
n.Sssssry to build . ScAnold. A plank
win eerve a. well as . platform
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MAY DECIDE TODAY
ON THE CAPITOL SITE

Charleston W. Va Doc. ~ Mem
bcrS or tn- state capitol commission
VIII nrnt hero tomorrow. but the sub
i-rls rhe, will consider have not heeH
ANNOUNCED. It Is possible that they
might rearh decision OIL the ste TO be
selected for the new capitol, although
this matter may be deferred until soris
future meeting. Another subject close
ly interwoven with tho question ~
site, which may come up for decision is
whether q single imposing structure or
group .. buildings will be erected.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-15
Hosiery Display in Court
Room Brings Rebuke

Knoxville. Tenn. Dec. l4.-For the sec
ond time in year. Judge Won A. Huff
taker. today reprlmardsd woman wit
ness in his cour; for what he considered
TOO liberal d:splay o: silke1 hose.
According 10 tho judge. the witness
drew her skirt too high and then crossed
her legs IN trnnt Of the Judge and jurors
I'pon being reprimanded the woman at
tempted a reply but was stlcncsd By tho
fudge and retired weeping.
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rHE wBArRER

west vsrx1n4A-asnsrsly fair Thurs
anv nnd rrtdAyi little change in tenn
psrnsurO.
vs~o~ru PsnnSylvanIa-C1endy ndy rhurs-
aAy, probably snow durreS near the
lafos; Friday generally fair.
ohto-Clouay 70 partly cloudy Thur
aAy; Friday fair, not much change IN
eempSraeure.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-15
DR.. HERMES TO Be
GERMANY'S ENVOY

Ta-ls. l'cc IA dispatch from
Berlin today quotes the Hcitung am
Mit;agug as saying It understands the
naming Of Or. Andreas Hermes' the
minister Of food, as German ambassador
at Washington, has been decided upon.
Tho American government II asserts.
has already agreed 10 accept him as
,icr;rauy'e representative.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-15
S5,OOO,OOO Fire Sweeps
Sydney, New South Wales

Vancouver. Il. c.. Dec. lt-Flre at
sydney y. S w. caused damage OF
35.0o0.o0o today. according TO cable
To the Vancouver Providence tonight.
Among the buildings destroyed. the
message said. was the Pastoral Finance
associations wool stores. opposite tho
Circular square. with the loss OF 1000
bales oH wool.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-15

The supreme court may not pass
upon the BuHicisncy Of grounds stnt-
ad for the purpose Of recalling Of
hosrS undor the provisions OF tho
Wheeling charter. The truth or
fslEtty OF tho grounds rolled upon
for the recall IL q matter which
must bo considered by the electors
whom they como to cast their bal
lots IN the recall election.
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ons signing o recall pstataon under
the provisions Of section lS Of the
whssting city charter may withdraw
his name thsretrom at any time be-
foro such petition IL acted upon.
Such Withdrawal will not have fhs
effect OF nultfying tho paper upon
which his nAmo IS signed, even
though he ~ the petitioner who
mAkoB the AFFIDAVIT thereto.
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pEcxxR DEFENSE REsrs

Columbia City. Ind. Do. 1.-the de-
fsnse rested rs case late today IN the
Trial here OF F>r"d Decker. charged With
compNGlty m tAe murder OF Leroy
Tnys,t Twenty-eisht witnesses were
.xan,ned BY the defense. while seventy.
so,.cn took tho stand for the state
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SWEEPING VICTORY FOR RECALL PETITIONERS;
MAYOR THONER ANTICIPATES EARLY ELECTION
Synopsis Of Supreme
Courts S Decision on
Recall Petition Fight

The action OF City clerk Howard
c. Lane In rejecting names upon the
recall petitions, on certain grounds
reviewed IN the persmptory writ, re-
suits from n misrepresentation OF the
law; - without any substantial
foundations, ahd Justihss resort to
tho writ OF mandamus to compel him
to propsrly perform bis duey.
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Willard Reelected

Baltimore. Nd. Dec. 14-pan:e' VIZ
ard was re elected president % the ba.-
,ir1ore 4 Ohio railroad today. The nth"r
'c,,er executive officers also were re-
elected.
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Judge Harold RItz stated orally
that there 10 nothing IN tho oonten-
tion OF the oity clerk that, tnasmuch
a. the separate shoobs constituting
the petitions woro bonded tog gother
after the HEnntu- woro placed
thereon, and the anldavitg made
aav1t cannot bS considered a. an
aHIdavit covering all the sheets thus
included.
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RECALL PETITION SUFFICIENT
STATE SUPREME CORT ORDERS CITY CLERK TO VERIFY The RECALL TO Council

RECALL
MOVEMENT DOWN BY PRESIDING JUsT1CE
AWARDING PEREMPTORY WRlI Of MANIA
MUS LANE-C1TY OFFICIAL CAAhANhA
MIsAPPREHENDED I.AW,' THE TRIBUNAL RUlES
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-15
MARSHAL FOCH SAILS ON the PARIS;
MONTANA WILDCAT HAS QUARTERS IN HOLD

-Salng steamship Paris dela!eo ioi
hour
eds who had gather TO
He personal interest,"
during were
in will be delivered
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ATTORNEY NoYES SAYS RECALL
COMMITTEE SUSTAINED ON
EVERY POINT SAVE ONE
OF LITTLE IMPORT
ANCE
COUNCIL CHAIRMAN SEES NO or
PoRTUNITY FOR COUNCIL TO
FORESrALL ELECTION LONG
ER UNDER WRIT
JUDGE RITZ IN ORAL STATEMENT
SAYS SIGNATURES SUFFICIENT
TO MAKE ELECTION CALL
NECESSARY

Il do not sec at this time that il Will
be necessary to call a special session of
! council to act upon the matter Of the rc
: call petitions" said Mayor Thomas /.
Thoner last evening. when SHOWN the
wire report Of the Supreme courts &C
ton in ordering city clerk Howard G.
Lane to certify the recall petitions -
council. 81 d" not suppose that ~" writ
can be served upon the city ClerG hefor"
Friday, possibly not wa:il Saturday, and
the clerk may not I've able to certify the
petitions in time 10 cali a special EeR-
sion before tho regular council meeting
date Tuesday night However, II he
does and members cF council want a
special session. they can have l.
Commenting upon NO proba BILE result
or the Supreme Courts order. Mayor
Thoner said
Since the supreme Court has ordered
the clerk to certify rha recall petitions
10 council. that tribunaI must hold TINT
the petitions are sufficient. Il council
would receive tn" certificate which the
Suprcme> Court directs the city clerk 70
. make. then decline 20 crdnr the election
q for any reason. I nrcsunl" that The sTOn-
sors OF the recall could go into IN" Su-
pren1e Court again and E"t writ OF
ma andam mus 10 compel tho council 10 or
der the election.
y should think. ~ view ~ Ls writ.
that council at the 1rsc opportunity
after receiving III" clerks certificate.
will order the election held Within the
. time specified by the Charter. which Is
not less than thirty DAYS nor more than
forty days from tho date Of the clerks
certificate TO council that n sufficient pc
tit!on is fled
= Sweeping Victory for Petitioners.
The decision "S the State Supreme
Court Is sweeping victory for the
+ petitioners for IN" recall OF the mem
, bcrs Of city council and the city man
ager and for tho recall committee
/ This statement was made TO the In
telliEcnccr last evening by S. N. Moves
chairman Of the recall committee upon
hearing read over the telephone the
syllabus OF tho opinion by Judge Harold
RITZ. I'm tho recall petition controversy
The Supreme Court" said Mr.. Noycs,
, "sustairs Ms IN every contention we
CONTINUED on Page Six.)
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Judge Ritz EeatSs that tho city
clerk could not rsJsot . whole paper
on the ground that 10 was found that
Doms OF the signatures contained
thereon wero placed upon the pstd-
t1on by persons other than the vot-
eru whose SIGNATURES are AFFIXED by
others.
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The names rejected on this ground
alone, taken tog ether with tho names
admitted by the propousut to be
proper. are sufficient 20 require tho
calling Of tho recall election,
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Confidence Persists

Coming at time when the Shan
tunE negotiations are at critical stage
The Chinese abrogatton proposal has
somewhat hcclouded the prospects OF
Far Ia stern Greement, but most OF tne
,.eleRates remain confident Of an uin-
mate solution.
Another meeting OF the big three"
late today advanced the naval question
nearer - the point OF Anal and de-
tailed settlement. bu; left some minor
POINTS still 70 be determined. in all
q u,r,ers announcement OF complete
accord vas regarded as only a question
OF hours.
As an offset to japanese retention of
tho Nutsu. the United States Ia TO re-
tain ihe superdrea dnauGhts Washington
and colorado. and nm equivalent increase
In british capital ship tonnage is 10 be
provided The details o: this BRITISH IN
- o1 YourfaanN
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Prospects Of F ar + aStern
Settlement Beclouded, But
Confidence Persists Japan
TO Retain Mutsu, With \. S.
and British Navics Compen-
sated.

Wa 4htngton. Dec - -.fEy 'he As"o-
,iared Press)-The ari0e conference GEL
egatcs have reached ar agreement "'
all the major Issues Of the naval 'atc
but arc cncounterirG new difficulties IN
their discussions on the Far East
The American "5-5-3" ratio forms the
ia sis Of the naval settlement, but there
arc To- bo djustmerts in the or!gina
American plan to permit Japan TO retain
her nsw battlcShip Mutsu. The ChIted
States and G-cat Britain Will BE- given
a comparative Quota cf "dd'tiona!
shirs. not ycl da,erm;nch - detail
IN the Far Eastern neGotiatorE the
'ytost element OF controversy IL re-
quest by china for aprogation or the
treaties resulting from JaHn's famous
twenty one demands. When the re-
Guest was presented 70 the Fer Eastern
committee Of the whole today the ia
rancse promptly objected. and the COM
mittee adjourned.
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"rt may bs doubted," says the
supreme court prsndsnt "whsthsr
upon tho inquiry which the clerk WAS
called upon TO make ho could In
quire into the genutnensss Of the
signatures. Under tho statute the
AFFIDAVIT appended TO the petitions
made them prima faoie evidence OF
what they contained, and we do not
think tho clerk would have a right
to institute an sx parte inquiry as
to tho genuineness OF any OF the
dHnaturss."
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Lanes Contention

That. inasrnucA as separate sheets ~
r. ,'"- constituting The recall petition
were Bound together after the sigma
'u-cs ue-e placed thereon and :he ara
Ga,!: made rudev :hss. circumstances.
il could rot he considered as an aCtida-
" covering AL the sheets thus included.
Tha, some os -he names appearing or
tie HGt.'.nn We're N,I Signed hl the
parties in person. A%' y. othe" members
. t..e family. II tbs Instance. the
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The writs OF mnntamuH prayed
for Will be forwarded.
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THE, INTELLlGEN GER

Has tic Largest Circulation Of
Any Morning Newspaper III the
State of West Virginia.
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The c4ty clerks refusal 20 con-
Sdder any Of tho names upon a paper
simply because one or moro Of the
names was not the genuine signature
OF the petitioners was not justified.
The most the clork would be nutho-
rtxed to do in Buofs o case would be
to refuse 60 consider those names
shown not 70 he genuine.
The action OF the petitioners in
irving their addresses as they did
oane within the spirit OF tho aot.
No BubBtantial reason IL given by
tho clerk for tho exclusion OF several
thousand names upon tho grounds no
indicated.
Tho petitioners had clear riTht
to have their petitions certified to
the council by tho respondent (ths
city clsrk), as required hy tho act,
and IN refustnR 20 DE- 80 the respond
emit clearly rnIsnpprehended tho law
governing the case.
The writs OF mnn1amua prayed
for will be forwarded.
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