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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-28
LITTLE LIQUOR WILL BE
RETURNED TO OWNERS
[Ny Associated prsssl

WASHINGTON March 27.-Lit,la
liquor VIII have to be returned TO
owners as result OF u recent ru,fnt.
cI tho United states Circuit C,our, In
south Carolina that the Volstcad ,rt
SupGrs"ticd the Internal revenue laws
~, ~ 80 i'r/". thcE .apply u intoxicating
| ,,iInors. Prohibition Commissioner
Kramer said tonight. The ASSERTION
vas made IN commenting upon tho
acton Ia Now York yesterday or tho
Fedora! officials IN hating a raid on
IN" around that tn" ruling made
Sc|uf.s Under the revenue lnws IL
The. great bulk Of the liquor seized
ny the governments cofr,niysIouer
\rain"r declared. wds taken under
The Nolst"nd act while kcin; trans:
ported Illegally and ihis l!uuSr Womb
81 course lac umanec,ci ~ the new
ihI"fprcthtion OF the law. lie added
,hat he did not know now much lInunr
ma! nav" been seized In various tlrts
81 IN" country under the revenue
avs but EXPRESSED The belief that 10
was not II considerable quantity In
c"inpar!"Gn with tie total amount
seized since prohibition became a
Jaw,
Return OF some iiuuor would proh-
AMY De necessary where il had been
seized under the revenue laws. Mir
Kramer asserted. adding that while
S"ih" OF II may have been issued a
i"rs" quantity II still awaiting deter
miuh'Ion OF their status by tho courts.
DIT Kramer SAID hc did not believe
thr south Carolina ruling would
greatly Interfere with prohibition en-
lOftrintni. AT present. IL" SAID very
iti!" real liuuur ~ being taken hy
I.'"rn! aT-Hts IN raids Most OF tn.
IiirI"I liquors seized, he explained
were Imitation concoctIons trans.
ported ny hnc,icgHcrs for sale as old
established brands o! lipucru
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-28
SCORES LABOR LEADERS
CRlTICIZING SOVIET STAND
TBy Associated press.l

WASHINGTON. March Elsa muel
Gomp"rs. president OF the American
Federation Of Labor. today denounced
a. 'unpatriotic Americans" those la
hor leaders who have severely crit
icizcd his refusal TO indorse the Rus
It's recognition by tM United States
Fiat refusal 10 reCcdc In the slight
est from his position was expressed
by Mr. GompcrS in = $500 word let
ter 10 the Central Trades Union Of
Kalamazoo. Michigan: Phoenix. Ariz;
Laramie. Wyo., and other similar la
Dor organizations which had adopted
resolutions condemning the present
administration OF the federation be-
cause of It's Russian stand. as sub
scrv!cnt 10 capital and against tho
best interests of the workers The
action of these bodies. the letter said
apparently was based on conclusions
drawn from utter miSinforma tion, :"
of the true situation in Russia.
official of the American Federation Of
Labor" the letter said. mo document
has been received by me containing
more INSTRUMENTATION or conclusions
based upon such a lack of knowledge.
II is true that | have read much OF
the propaganda that is being circu-
lated throughout the United states In
of RUSSIA, and IL Is true that the let
ter adopted by the Kalamazoo trades
and labor council gives voice to that
propaganda"
In these days it is past understand
ing how Americans citizens can hrihS
themselves to aid and comfort pro-
paganda that has for Its purpose the
mcnt in America and the overthEoW
of our republic"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-28
FRANCE AND POLAND SIGN
A JOINT DEFENSE PACT
lny As@oclntcd prcss.l

WASHINGTON. March 27.-France
ana Poland in their agreement, con-
Guided February -. mutually pledged
themselves To concerted action for
defense In case either of the two
countries should be attacked without
proNocd;ion. according 10 Il summary
OF tn. pact received here today in
onicIa! circles.
Resides provision for defensive
alliance. the agreement provides for
mutual assistance In the economic
restoration OF the two countries.
Both Poland ana France further
promise To act in close agreement on
all questions affecting their internal
affairs. and each agreed 20 consult
the other before concluding new
agreements concerning their policies
III continental and Eastern Europe
Advancement IS made In the alliance
FOR Determining the exact terms OF
the economic features OF the agree
m"nt ut later period
Officials here who have examined
the summary of the pact are under
stood 10 regard II as the most inti-
mate alliance concluded between any
Two powers since the armisticc and
Of such a character as TO unite tho
dcstinics OF France and Poland for
long time on tho European con-
tincnt. both politically and econom-
ically.
Ey' it's terms. France would he ex-
pectcd. il was said here. to support
ne Polish claims to Upper Silcsia.
and would also be obligated to lend
support 10 Poland In case of 4 Boil
ShcviSt attack
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-28
EASTER HOLIDAY SHOW
COMES TO THE ACADEMY
Two Matineos Will 30 Given This
Afternoon for Accommodu-
ton OF Crowds

Two matinccs instead OF tina uv,,,
single performance Will be given y,
.he Academy of Music this afternoon
me extra performance Is for tho
accommodation of the Easter holidov
nmusoment-scekin thronrs ,rho
nrst matinee Will begin at 2:3O and
me second at 4 O'clock. go"
me snow for tho first half or tbo
week is typical holiday bin. Prom
ihently TO the fore will be IIa, Jnhn-
son. late star OF the musical cor
edy stage. and his company, prescnt-
ing the fanciful comedy skit "'rho
hhperonc." johnson has been NAV
ING IN TINS ski since he retired from
me stellar part in step Lively" ia
LEI assisted in the vaudeville act by
George j.. Watson. the yodcIcr. WIN
Inns supplied the Victor. Columbia ana
sonE records for several years. An
othcr memb'n Of the Johnson com.
pany Is Florence Little. pretty and
DAINTY singing and dancing come
di.nnr.
A iIniE and Earl I.avere. on ,his
oilI VIII bc sccn In the uuaIntiy
amusing sketch. $50 This Is i:Eyrt."
winch is said to abound in laughter
provoking surprises.
Then there is the European music
hah favoritc. Grin, who Is on bis
hrst tour In America, Grin !s widely
KNOWN as the bubble blowing CO.
m"dtnn. lie iR II versatile perform
CT ms program embraces fcnts OF
Ncntrilopuism.N comedy rnttcr. tug
SiihS ana astonishing tricke OF hub
BILE blowing.
New and Interesting motion picture
displays will supplement the yaude-
vile attractions
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-28
Coordinate Federal Health Work
LEY Assnciaird Dress


WASHINGTON. March 27.-Ranking officials.
III me Federal health agencies and prom inc nj
h"itca! experts from varinus parts of the
country conferred today with DR.. &. T. Saw
yer resident ilarding's physician. regarding
ms efforts to rcorgaaizc and CO. ordinate gov
erhin"nt health and public welfare work
among those who were called into consul
t"'i"a we're Majnr-Gcncrai ireland. surgeon
Geacral ri the army: Rear Admiral Slit. sur
I'"h-S"nerai OF the navy Hugh S. Cumming
surgeon general OF tho punlic health service
i'r. 'harI"s Mayo. of Rochester. Mimi: Ed
W"Fn Martin. state Health Commissioners OF
i'nnS%ivania. and Or. William J. snow of
Ne" ORR During the day the group was
'"Ncn To the house by pr. Sawyer and pre-
s"ntod 10 president Harding
the conference was ore OF which several
which br. Sawyer is conducting for the col
lection OF Information and advice 10 help ma k e
IN" government welfare service more efficient
IL was said that no conclusions yet had been
reached and that much data still was to
he gathered regarding the various duties
OF IN" 100 public welfare agencies which arc
at Work in Washington
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-28
SEEN ON THE SIDE
The proornstlnntor.

Ihere Is man. You know him well.
Who lives als,ttist you on your street
lac works. ard then lie dreams a spell.
And moves along with languorous feet
He les the man vho lives pay
debt, and thee, in haste to borrow
Another burden from To-day
To be collected some Tomorrow.
He is the champion foe of speed
The lingering Lou who holds his own
by doing nothing. . For his feed
lie chiefly chcws con'ention's bone.
~ ncvcr-satistcd. sore
comhatant in the lists OF life
lie spends his time between a Snorc
Ana whiting with his pocket knife
y rut'rr-"h' .sioth Of men
Who never does today what he
can POSITION" now. and yet again
To never do ii. finally,
Lord help his Kind Defend th. rast
Who bear ha@d. who battle Fate
Defend them from this bipcd pest
me sir Knight of lrocrastinatc
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-28
NO OBJECTION BY JAPS TO
CESSIOM OF KAMACHATKA

TOKYO. March 27.-No objection
has been made By Japan TO the ses-
sion of Eamchatka by the Far East
crn republic to the Russian Soviet
government. the Foreign Office ex-
planned today. but 1t cannot accept
the suggestion of tho Far Eastern
republic, that Soviet delegates par
ticipatc In the fisheries conference,
because Japan has no relations with
the Soviet.
The negotiations with the Far
Eastern republic. at Chita. 1t is
pointed out. concern the extension of
the kamchatka. fishery lease for ten
years. the opening OF bays. CULTS and
the maritime coast to Japanese fish
ermen and the lifting of the ban
on hshing in waters within eight
miles OF river mouths.
IL is understood the Chita govern
ment has proposed the evacuation OF
fishing grounds occupied by the Jap-
anese. pending revision OF tho fsh-
cries question.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-28
BRINGS PLANE TO STOP ON
7O-FOOT WHITE CROSS

BELLEAIR, FLA. March 27.-Div-
ing downward from 1000 feet above
the field. Lieutenant x. U. cronan,
from carlstrom Field. brought his
over a spot just twenty-eight inches
from tho center of ten foot white
cross that was the goal in the event
landing on a mark for accuracy,
opening the second day OF tire ma
tional Southern air tournament here
More than $4,000 spectators witnessed
the feat.
The parachute drop was the only
event won outside of the army, Ray
Lockwood. lcaping from plane
riiOted by George Iialdeman. cap
turcd this event. when he leapcd
abomt 100 yards from the center
mark. pursuit combat exhibition
completed the days program.
Lieutenant Snody ANNOUNCED that
Chief Radio Electrician j. IL. Lcdew.
OF the H-i6, oie OF the seapinncs here
from Pensacola, had established what
he believed 10 he n new record for
wireless communication from such
craft by maintaining constant touch
with tho station at Pensacola, 325
miles distance.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-28

crit his influence to secure relief legislation
FOR the farmers, he is understood to have
given his support to the proposal that the
Fordney bill be rcintroduced, but he is re-
ported TO have said that he favors several
changes in the bill designed to make it
weigh less heavily on the great body of con-
sumcrs. The changes he has III mind
said TO contemplate Il reduction Of the rate
ON some items included in the bill and the
cXpunging OF other items altogether. Some
of the higher rates are VIGOROUSLY not in
the interest OF the farmers, and il allowed
to stand would more than Offset i'm the way
OF Indirect taxation upon themselves any
possible benefits they might hope to receive
from the operation Of Il tariff upon products
Which they demand shall receive protection.
The same applies 10 items upon which Il
tariff is imposed in which they have no
Germ other than to oppose as an added bur
den upon consumption into which they
enter.
II is 10 the credit of the President that
he is anxious to redeem his campaign prom
Uses To the farmers by favoring some meas
urc Of relief for them but il is not credit
able 10 his wisdom as Il statesman to give
his Endorsement to the fake form OF relief
That is provided in this bill. That ii will
hiring no substantial relief To them was
clearly pointed out by President Wilson i'll
his message disappearing the bill as it was
passed by the last Congress, and the argu-
ments presented by him in support of his
veto are invincble in sound economies.
While distinctly Il measure TO bunco the
farmers a fact which they will quickly dis
cover after the legislation is cnactcd-the
President deserves to be commended for his
reported purpose of taking much of the
poison with which il is plcntifuiy mixed.
out Of 1t as possible before being written
into the statutes.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-28
Ills thOICc.

We are reliably informed. by medium of a
Joke ages Old that in a Western State they
nave three forms of executions: Hanging
shooting and clcctrocution.
The same authority advises us that III.
doomed man may take his choice. pursuant to
which policy, the warden said TO the victim:
20" may choose how you vii! die. under
cur law. What is Your choice
And the happy victim embraced the war
den enthusiastically and yelled:
Ola age for me. Warden. old age for me-"
Came with
Wooden Legs,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-28
Coun,rics H. ,,,r ~,

w. ). r.. Martinsville The nations
directly involved i'm the world war
were; Germany, Austria Hungary,
Turkey ana Bulgaria against the
United states. Great Britain Canada.
Airic'p. France. Russia Belgium,
Serbia. Montenegro. Japan, Italy.
ltunania. Portugal Cuba. Panama,
Greece. Liberia. China. san Marine,
Siam, Brazil. Guatemala. Costa Ricn,
Nicaragua and Haiti There were no
declaration Of war between the fol-
lowing countries, diplomatic rela-
lions merely being sDS6red: Austria
with Portugal. Bclgi,nn with Turkey,
Bolivia with Germany. Ecuador with
Germany, Egypt with Germany,
Greece with Turkey Government OF
AlcXandcr). Peru with Germany,
Turkey with United states, Urugay
with Germany.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-28
"rhe king of the Circus"

Eddie Polo. in The King OF the
Circus Will hc the offering at tho
Rex Thcater today. Picture lovers
viii miss u rare treat II they fail TO
see this drama. Eddie Polo is not
new TO the public. and is always fit-
ted 10 the parts he plays. BESIDES
THIS feature. there viii BE- the reg
ular run OF comedies and Pathc news.
Franklin I'arnum. in The Galloping
Devil" will he the bill for tomorrow
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-28
G"od Program n, mrond~ny.

An Allan Dwau production. The
SOFTER VIII be shown at the Broad
way today. James kirkwood and
Mary Thurman are IN. leading char
hctcrs in the play. II IL the story
OF II man whose life les married by a
woman's !ies-but rcmadc BY girrs
love. y torrent Of power sUrgcs all
through This drama. which viii be
ON the program for the entire week
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-28
Good Thcnto Program.

Not day viii pass This week but
what "A clean. wholesome picture will
be shown at the Thcato. The man
agcment announces an excellent bill
for each dag. Tudny's fcaiur. vii!
be "'fhc Killer" This promises to
b. 4 picture We'll worth every ones
time and money. Elsie Ferguson, In
Ills House in order" Will be offered
today.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-28
Punctuation Marks.

Reader. Ashland. Tho ancicnts do
nor nnpcar I" have had any system
Of pnnctuation Tho period a. il
III" most ancient: the colon o. was
introduced ABOUT 1855: the comma g.
was hrSt seen about 1921. and the
scmicoiou 60 about 1870 In Sir
l'hiiip S!dncy's Arcade" G5S7) they
all appcar. as well as the note of in
terr"Ghti"n CD, astcrisk 60 and pa
reLthcsiS u. -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-28
Foreman Of n Jury.

Miss II. L., lIopcwcll.-.Thc foreman
"niccr OF the jury. He receives any
napcrs or other articles figuring in
me, cast" pits the question, which the
cure Il verdict. communicates. Tho
wishes Of the jury TO The court. and
uncn returning into the courtroom.
nc.S rs spokesman. announcing the
'crdic' II any, or inability to agree.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-28
Extracting Tic rnrin Poison

,8T F President Harding is to have any in-
W. fuence with Congress in the tarn l,s.s.
slstion which il proposes 10 undertake. ,i..rc
Ess reason TO hope that the Forducy em.r.
SEency tar!f bill. which parry leaders iayo
agreed 30 reintroduce and pass at the com
ffng special session. will be shorn OF soi.o
'yof It's obnoxious provisions before i, Is all
lowed to become law.
~ Mindful Of his campaign promises TO ex-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-28
Cinema Program
.rhr I,und Dr,hou, n, u,u,h,-

some uf the fastest auto drivers
ia IN" country Will be seen IN the
new William Fox picture, TIN. Road
Demon starring Tom MIN, which
opens at the Blurbird Th"atrr today
Many OF the scenes wcr. taken Al
Fresno. Cal. while the big road rae.
was on there. and Director Lynn r.
l.cynolds used the ncrvy drivers IN
the auto rncc scenes Ia tho picture.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-28
Another Wilson Policy Upheld


IT He announcement from Washington
n 1 that Secretary Hughes has transmitted
a note notifying the Soviet authorities that
resumption of trade between the two conn
tries could not he considered until fuuda-
gmental changes had been made in the eco
rnCmc system underlying the Soviet regime.
lis decidedly Interesting reading, in the light
-of the bitter criticism hcaped upon the Will
son administration by Republican leaders for
taking similar stand. Charged with the
Responsibility Of government, they now find
themselves compelled TO pay tribute 20 the
wisdom OF the policy adopted by the previous
administration ny continuing i, in force.
Moreover, Secretary Hoover authorizes the
statement that continuance ot this Wilson
policy met with the full approval of every
member OF the Harding Cabinet.
When Warren G Harding AT Dcs Moincs
deliberately announced that, ii elected. he
would reverse all the foreign policies of the
Wilson administration. he practically held
out his hand to Lenine and Trot2ky. II may
he true that in other uttciances he de-
rounced Sovictsm, assured The country that
he would have nothing to do with an organ
iaation that was bent upon destroying the
government OF the United States, aud gave
notice that he never recognized Leninc
That was not the important fact in the
situation. from n BoIshevist standpoint. The
important Tact was that the Republican
party was campaigning Tor power upon Il
platform OF repUdiat!on, that it soiemnly an
nounced it was ont TO destroy Wisconsin and
disaNow every act and sentiment for which
that administration stood
1t was Woodrow Wilson who had given
Soriotism lis .:n,st terrific blow 1t was
Wilson who.-h;s. !ntictcd ii at the bar OF
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-28
InttOO AlnrlSs

MrS. J. f. r., Petcrsburg-Aith
tatto" marks generally are asserted
scrtion OF some carbonaccous maj
Ter, IL Is said they will disappear IL
hrst well rubbed with u saIvc of
pure ncetic acid and lard. then with
n solution Of potash. and finally with
hydrochioric acid II would he adj
visablc To consult Il skin specialist.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-28

~ last the Charlottesville Progress has
something To rejoice over. 1t says: 1T surely
Is grand ana glorious feeling to he able
10 come down town In a while and he
ioic I" say few words in praise Of the
work being done to make this place n sample
OF 'spotlcsS town" even although ve cnpnot
Just yet get all tho street improvements wo
want and need
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-28
information Bureau

'nHuirirs regarding almost nuy
'"r,'' excepting on legal md med icnI
subjects. nrr answered free A. nil
inquiries arc answered directly NV
PcrS"h"i letter. scif-addrcsScL,
stamped envelope II required. Adj
dress The Timrs-Dispntch Informn-
tioh BurrnU. RfchmDnd, YIN.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-28

And the following just rs bad. Is from the
flackstonc courier: Now that women mr.,
to take part in government affairs saws n,
old bachelor acquaintance the old n,ugc abou,
politics makes strange bcdfellows'' must drop
into disusaGc.'"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-28
Suspicious.

And now" said the Preacher after the
ceremony. happily. now YOU are married.
N'ah' said the Groom. nooding his head.
h"t say larson, whisper: Whsg are you
laughing about. huh?"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-28
y ltittrr-pn'
chnrcani Erh.> Daily Thought.

tt'' "'n no use worryin' none about u dog"
S"l" Hh'rr"al tph, in Il mood. TO sure as
Eoai I'VE. sun. dry ain no animal mo- sar-
'aIn mt hissef { whatcvah sind o. co,nuauv
lie cit into. Eat sardinc. MtStah Jackson.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-28
FIRST Labor Unions I'm T.. 6

II. T. H.. Newport Ncws--Thc frs,
labor organizations appeared in tho
United states about 1880. in New
York
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-28
LEEDS MAY MARRY NIECE
OF CONSTANTINE, REPORT

LONDON, March 2s.-(3:AO A. NJ,
Monday The London Daily Mail
thismorning prints a dispatch from
may be arranged between young VIII
liam Leeds ana one OF the daughters
Of the Grand Duchess Maria. Tho
grand duchess is u sister OF Kink
Constantine.
Young Leeds arrived yesterday at
Athens whore his mother, princcss
christopher. formerly Mrs. William
~. Leeds, has been critically III. He
plane. He is reported to be suffering
some dist4's from recent surgical
operation on an - 4, relieve him
ten by an insect In the Sumatra
junglcs.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-28

Statistics compiled by the Savings Banks
Association Of the state OF New York show
that married men save more money than
single ones Remind the hesitant ones OF
that, girls.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-28
Theater Calendar

ACADEMY. Keith vaudeville.
Hl;tEHIRp. Tom Mix, In The
Road Demon
BROADWAY. Mary Thurman
and James kirkwood. in The
Sccncr."
RitN, Eddie Polo, In King OF
Ia" Circus"
TiiEATo, The Killer"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-28
ChIldrcn nnrn mcrc Arc C,,ixcn.

inquirer. Gordonsvilic-Ch Children OF
alien parents horn in the United
states are citizens of tile United
states.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-28
Spirit of Virginia Press

The Newport Times Herald is responsible
FOR this: "Our Richmond correspondent SAYS
that the women in Virginia siding with
Trinllc; as though any man should be able to
say how the women will vote. Very few of
he women themselves know"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-28

Great moral lesson taught by court which
FAD jurors sample the evidence in Iuuor case
is "tic good citizen and don't evade Jury ser.
vice"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-28
The Weather
Furnished by U. 8. weather Bur.au.,
Forecast: ylrEinia-

FOrecHst; flrEfnin-
Showers and colder
Monday; Tues Il u >
CLOUDY nHlt colder.
probably ruin In South,
portion.
North Cnrolinn-LocnI
ruins M0uiiay; colder In
West portion: Tuesday
ruin and colder.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-28

Lansing, detractor of Wilson. has been hit
tE Bniiitt, and ii wasn't dud either
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