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, 1922-06-20
FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

FOR RENT-Union labor hall, $50
n. Wolcott. See custodian, hours 8
10 10 a. m. 1851"
FOR RENT-Saddle horses. 1906 N.
Glenarm. Phone 1147J. 6-l7-r
FOR RENTAL one-half usual rate.
de5srable office rooms or Htorage
space in basement Consolidated Roy
atty building; passenger and freight
elevator: one of h oest locations in
city. Phone Western Realty 1918.
e-6.tf
, 1922-06-20
LOST N FoCND

LOST-Elks certificate in gold mount
ed case with part Of chain. Reward.
Return to Casper Dairy. 6-17-3t
, 1922-06-20

One hundred and sixty acres Of land
Hobart. okla, have been
chased by tho American Legion which
will erect thereon n community sum.
mer resort.
, 1922-06-20
LAND FOR SALE

FOR sALE-24O acres all in alfalfa;
cut 600 tons hay: good wator right
will sacrifice 10 raise cash. r. Ramon,
px3 S. cente-. e-so-it'
, 1922-06-20

lenged the former doughboys to a
game OF baseball on condition that tho
Americans meet them on the cricket
Held.
, 1922-06-20
WANTED-TO RENT
FANTED-MISCELLANEO

kNTED-Someone &c plaw about 20
gcres on land IS mites from Casper;
te lowest price for same Address
4 A-27. Tribune. 6-2o-2t'
, 1922-06-20

The anne Of soldier dead from va
states of the union will be buried
in Mammoth Cave. near Glasgow. KY,
, 1922-06-20

L-DvERTISrNG RATEs@The rate
inserting Want Ads in The Cas-
Daily Tribune at IL cents n word
b insertion; minimum IS csnt4-
OF TOWN Advertisements
Isl be accompanied by cash or
lex in fun payment OF the same
he the foregoing Instructions about
tho words and tho rate per
I'd for The Casper Daily Tribune
LOSING HOUR-Want Ads 70 be
properly must be in The
Daily Tribune office before
ho. Want Ads received after 1880
IIs50 D. m. VII be inserted under
head TOO Late to Classify"
, 1922-06-20

IFOR RENT-Strictly modern four
room furnished apartment; suitable
for four adults; very pleasant; close
In. $40 E. Third. e-ls-2t
, 1922-06-20
FOR RENT-APARTMENTS

FOR RENT-New four-room unfur.
nished basement apartment: hot
and cold water hath. laundry, gas
throughout. 1i34 s. Beech. Phone s6sJ
6-I9gt|
, 1922-06-20

ALE 1916 Ford touring in
tlcoradition, good tires and
s21O; 1918 Buick Six road
good condition, $3.50. 343 S.
e-3o-Str
, 1922-06-20
FOR sALE-AUToMeBlLES

FOR SALE 1915 Ford touring car.
cheap; good condition: all good tires.
Address 224 East c.. Phone los5J.
6-164fs
, 1922-06-20

NOTICE OS SPECIAL MEETING
OF TIE STOCKHOLDERS OF
CASrE. MUTUAL BUILDING
AND LOAN ASSOCIATION, A
WYOMING CORPORATION.
, 1922-06-20

FOR RENT - F1ve-room furnished
apartment, strictly modern; close
in; reasonable; also sleepingroom. lI9
N. Grant Phone 1871. 6-2o-1t
, 1922-06-20
MONEY TO LOAN
for SALE-AUTOmOBILES

>R SALE=Dodge screen CONNER
BAL car; used six months and like
b; must be cash. Phone 797M-
6-13-5t
>R SALE-One az to 4-ton Stand
srd truck made by the Standard
hex Co, Detroit, Mich; new; taken
tiermortsage: present price $3.765.
hver; will take $4,000 and allow
10 for delivery charges Write c. A
u, Longmont, Colo. m~ortgagee
6-196t
, 1922-06-20

FOR sALE%one AK ton Standard
truck made by the Standard Truck
Co, Detroit. Mich. new taken under
mortnge; present price s3.7s5. Den
yer; I will take $4,000 and allow 500
for delivery charges. Write c. a
Ban, Longmnnt Colo, MORTGAGE.
6.i9st
, 1922-06-20

FOR RENT - Three-room modern
apartment and garage; close in. 6I1
e. First. 6-1s-3t
, 1922-06-20
FOR RENT-HOUSES
SAVE RENT.

It IL s.5ss miles by automobile from
Washington. D. C.. to Los Angeles.
, 1922-06-20

-Four apartments. three large roor1s
for SIS unfurnished: s25 furnished;
two large rooms, 1880 unfurnished:
$40 furnished; water and lights; will
in gas soon. Phone Western
Realty Co. 1918 for particulars. Call
1920 S. Cherry to see apartments;
best rooms in Casper for the price.
6-2O-2t
, 1922-06-20

Three-room furnished basement
apartment at 40 CY; gas; would
rent to refined young men for bach
elor quarters. Western Realty Co.
Phone 1918. 6-19-3t
, 1922-06-20

FOR RENT-FIvoroom modern fur.
nished house. $50 East First.
6-Ie-3t
, 1922-06-20
FOR SALE-MIScELLANEoUS

FOR SALE-Piano. cornet. violin, two
guitars. v used phonographA
ice boxes n chests. Call 1ese.
SASH
, 1922-06-20

a "aAh aHAH
FOR RENT - Two-room furnished
apartment; close In. Whaiey Apart,
ments. go South Ash street. 4-a4.tf
FOR RENn-whaley apartments arr
under new management: apart
ments r~cdecorated and cleaned al re-
duced rent; two mt thres-room apart
ments. Phone 1891. s-i7.6ts
FOR RENT Strictly modem fur
nished apartment. livinEroom.
kitchenette and bath. gas range; $40
per month. Phone 1sg4M. 6-7.tf
FOR RENT-strietly modern nicely
furnished apartment; close In. 21i
5. Grant Phone 1365w. 6-l92t'
FOR RENT - Furnished basement
apartment, three rooms and bath;
gas 42i S. Grant. .6.IO.3t
Corn is harvested in january in
New South Wales.
FOR RENT - Three-.oom strictly
modern apartment. Apply Apart
ment 1. 1914 East Ftrgt. 6-1a,5t
FOR RENT-Three-room modern fur
nished apartment: walls tinted;
woodwork enameled; buiIt-in features;
hath. gas. hot watcr, front and hack
entrance; garage; s45 per month; one
half block from Second. 1888 s. Con
well Square. 6-2O-2t
FOR RENT-Thrce-room unfurnish.
ed apartment; two blocks from the
poatofiice; modern in every respect;
rent reasonable. Phone 53sW.
e-2o-2t
FOR RENT Apartment; will also
care for small children. 62s r. Sec
ond. Phone lsslW, 6'2o-lt'
FOR RENT-Strictly modern furnish
ei apartment; private entrance and
porch. 9i5 8. Walnut. Phone 553J.
FOR RENT-Close in small fully fur.
nished apartment two rooms, bath
and hot water. Ardmore APARTMENTS,
444 E. Yellowstone. Call at Apartment
10. 6-20-1t'
FOR RENT-Modern and furnished
two and three-room apartments. 534
W. Ninth. Phone 43ow. 6.20-6t'
FOR RENT Ono two-room apart
ment. 1856 S. Cedar. 6-20-2t'
FOR RENT - Two-room modern
apartment; gas in. 22s N. Beech, in
the rear. 6-20-1t'
FOR RENT-Three-room furnished
and unfurnished apartments: close
in; rent reasonable. 745 w. Railroad
Phone 669J. 6-20-3t
The Washington times., 1922-08-11
GIRL BEGINS LAST LAP OF
LONG TRIP TO SCHOOL

NEW YORK. Aug. 11.-Fourteen.
year-old Helen Krawsoft sailed off
alone Monday on the last lap OF a
12,000-mile journey that win take
her to country she has never
seen, and where she knows no one.
She Is bound for a convent in
Germany, where her father, Serge
KrawYoff, a Vladivostok merchant,
is sending her to safety from ST.
berian bandits, who. he declares.
have slain or carried off thousands
of children.
The little girl, whose mother Is
dead, has been in a school I'm japan,
but recently Krawgoff made a trip
to Germany and arranged for her
to continue her schooling there, She
came all the way from japan alone,
meeting her father. Just returned
from Germany, at the Grand Central
terminal here. He put her on the
steamer Reliance today, confident
that she would arrive safely and be
able to take care of herself.
The Washington times., 1922-08-11
TONY WHIPS THE CHAMP;
JUDGE TURNS HIM LOOSE

BOSTON. Aug. 11.-Tony Dram
drama was declared by Judge Muir
ray. in municipal court. to be
lightweight champion of the navy,
when he was arraigned before him
charged with assault and battery
on an unknown person.
ct was walking across the COM
mon, Your Honor; said Tony,
when a fellow came up to me
and said, I'm the lightweight cham
pion of the navy, and can lick
any man In the world of my
weight So took him on and
gave him a beating. got arrested.
while he escaped"
champ.
The Washington times., 1922-08-11
LIES BETWEEN RAILS AS
TRAIN RUNS OVER HIM

ALDERsHoT. England, Aut. II
Benny" Norris is the envy Of
every kid" in England.
Benny" has pulled a stunt that
makes the movies" look pretty
tame. .. ....a
Someone dared him to let a train
run over him. That was all
Benny needed. He climbed an
embankment, laid between the
rails, and the train came chugging
along. The engineer saw Benny"
and attempted to stop the train
but couldn't make the brakes work
fast enough. When the train final
ly stopped the engineer saw
Benny" tearing down the tracks n
mile a minute. yowllng his lungs
out. Scalding hot water from the
engine dropped on "Benny's" face
and neck. ..
The Washington times., 1922-08-11
SHORT SKIRTS
ARE KISSED At
BUYERS SHOW
Tall, Graceful Woman, With
Long, Tight Dress Is
Fashions Latest.
By wILLENE TAYLOR.
Oasmapolitan News service.

NEW YORK. Aug. 11.-Hsses
greeted the short skirt today at the
National Merchandise Fair.
But on her tip toes. mincingly,
Miss Fashion stepped into her
winter season Of 1922 at the fair.
For the benefit of 5000 buyers. she
peacocked her newest whtms, and
after the fashion show, the buyers
sought their hotels with this nota-
tion In their notebooks:
Encourage graceful customers.
No others will do this season.
Dresses very long ana very tight.
The tall, graceful woman manages
these styles best. High heels alone
can carry them.
Short chubby women have been
seeing their doom for several
months, and now the National Mer-
chandise Fair, which has gooos to
sell. has put it's o. X. on the Lon
don silhouette. Beautiful models
showing the fall fashions found 1t
difficult to walk without tripping.
They minced their steps, and the
skirts were slit from one to tive
inches at the hem. s.I
The evening gowns were often
hooped and full, but they were
longer than any others, sweeping
the floor. And when a Miss came
boldly out in q model striking q
little below knee length, there we're
hisses--yes, many Kisses. Whether
American designers are independent
OF European influence or not, IT Is
interesting to note that long skitrs
win dominate this season.
encouragement of buying, being
the purpose of the fair, and II the
fair means anything, II will lead to
that everywhere. Every woman
knows she can make a dress do for
many seasons by clipping the hem,
but how can even an expert dress
maker rejuvenate knee-length
dress when fashion demands one to
the ankles?
Scarlet brightens every booth at
the fair. Scarlet velvet evening
wraps, perhaps lined with ermine.
scarlet evening and afternoon frocks,
and scarlet marquisete head dresses
appear In every showing.
One reason why grace will be
necessary to wear the fall styles
comes from the long back lines.
Backs are especially attractive this
season. Evening, afternoon, and
street gowns show beautiful, long
back lines which cling to the shape
of the back and terminate in a low
waist line. The 1875 girl models, used
to display the frocks, are all sylpha
Although one or two sleeveless
dresses appeared, sleeves were cut
long and necks high. Skirts We're
dippy and never even. Many panels
and drapes were in evidence. The
fall lines are devised to show the
figure to its greatest advantage, and
to wear them the figure must be
good.
The Washington times., 1922-08-11
RAILROADS WASTING COAL,
NEW WORKERS COMPLAIN

Various public utilities OF New
York complained today TO the Presi-
dents fuel committee about the coal
situation In that State. Charges
were made that the railroads oper-
ating in New York were getting a
plentiful coal supply. which they
were using In running excursion
trains and other unnecessary forms
OF travel while public utilities were
feeling sthe pinch of the coal short.
age.
Reports reaching the committee
today indicated that the car supply
In the producing coal fields particu-
larly in Virginia and West Virginia
were steadily improving.
The Washington times., 1922-08-11
WOMAN SAVES MANY DOGS
FROM PouND-PEN DEATHS

, MANSFIELD, Ohio, Aug. l1.-A
philanthropic spirit ~ credited
with prompting a woman resident
here to register a standing request
that the dog catcher permit her to
INSPECT each days catch.
II in the collection she spies a
dog that she pities or sees one that
suits her fancy the woman takes Il.
She Is now caring for eleven
dogs, eleven cats, goat and two
horses.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-06
Lnsi b. y. &L cerIncnte

QueNion-It f. my Interest IN your
column that makes me a regular buyer Of
The Tribune. Let me beg a BIT % infor-
nation. for which I shall be very CRATE
full Some years ago ! possessed a few
shares OF Detroit. Toledo & Ironton Rail
road This certificate cannot find among
my securities II my memory serves me, /
deposited it with some trust company In
New York City. under request 20 DO go.
or Of some other railroad company Of
which the Detroit. Toledo & Ironton was
a subsidiary. Some years OF personal
stress and strain following wiped the mat
ter from my mind. Naturally. l should
like 10 recover a. Where would Il be likely
20 drift n I never called for the certia-
cate nt the proper timer Where is tho
home office OF the Detroit, Toledo Iron
toni And would the purchase Of the com
pany by Henry Ford wipe out the value Of
an ownership Of several years unclaimed
M W. s.
Answer-The Detroit, Toledo G. Iron
ton Railroad Company was incorporated
February 20, 1914, as q reorganization
of the Detroit, Toledo & lronton Rail-
way Company. IL you were the holder
Of shares Of the railroad company in
1920, when the road wns cold 10 Henry
Ford, you probably forwarded your GER
tihcate 10 the New York Trust Com
pany which was authorized at that time
TO pay holders OF common stock 81 g
share. To determine whether anything
would now be paid for the stock, you
should take the matter up direct with
the company at Detroit, Mich.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-06
Bank Shares for Oil Stock

ouestion-Reeently was advised 20 seii
ten G .aranty Trust Company st0cs and
Ss. the gISe1eo sd lHI9 10 ym-' mn ,Yo, U on ns va
bought 1000 a. *. IL now sells for
ti.2s. Jones a Baker and AL the curb
booklets speak o. Omar as SO stock on
acooun: OF the Euit against tho Prairie
OH Company. I know I should have writ
ten before I ala thlA. but do you thlrk I
ought 20 sell and take my ioss. or wait for
II 10 90 10 agsin1 II sold for sg cents a
few days ago.-Mfa y. B.
Answer-OmAr OIL and Gas Company
was originally incorporated in 1911 in
West Virginia and was Teorganized in
1916 under the laws Of Delaware. IL
owns 20 per cent OF the Bair Oil Com
pRny, operating in the Lost Soldier
field OF Wyoming, and other properties.
The Bair Oil Company Is controlled by
the Kasoming Oil Company, which, in
turn, is controlled by Prairie oil and
Gas. The Omar has brought suit in
Wyoming 20 recover about $1,000 coo
which Il claims az its quarter interest
share in BARS production and pros
poets. A decision on the claim is nov
awaited. Needless 10 say, the stock Is
entirely speculative and is not TO be
compared in any way with Guaranty
Trust Company stock. Had you writ
ten 20 US before the exchange we
should have advised against II. Nov
that you hold the oil stock you have
entered the field OF speculation and
you must rely on your own judgment.
The decline in the price Of Omar be-
low 81 q share on the euf5 market
Yesterday was attributed 10 hesvy sell
ing on the belief that the 81 had not
been successful.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-06
Should He aAverage' His Marks!

oues,ion-Your having answered my re-
cues, OF November "a 40 quickly sncouf-
erss me- 10 ask you another question OF
two Three years ago some people al ,
vfsed mo 10 purchase German marks !
bought Al various times 5000 worth OF
marka I have 10000 OF them when az
the present are worth abou. fi0 or Sla
would you advise me 20 purchase more az
this timer what DO you personally think
ere the chances OF marks eventually IN
proving IN vaiusi Do you think such an
event possible IN view % the fabulous
amount OF German currency now In exist 1.
sncef Ts u possible that the leaders OF
the German government purchase them
selves marks At the present tinef Ger
man nnanciers re extraordinarily wise
They naturally wish 20 evade payment 10
France j. Il not possible 10 conceive thht
By the aforesaid method Germany may
evade payment IN toto or al least In part z
NJ l. d.
Answer-German marks are IN no
way suitable for investment and We
think any further purchase on your
part would be continuing a gamble
that has proved decidedly costly so
far. II you had used the same reason
ing before your original purchase as
you use now you would be richer by
t2,esS-plus interest.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-06
Status Of S. s. Ruskay a Co.

cuestion-can you give me sny Informs.
ton on the present status OF the enAifs tl
81 81 Ruskay a Co. who went Into bank
ruptcy about = year ago. j. there any
prospect Of q dividend Tor Eenerri creditors
and n 20 when j. it liable 10 be paidT-
%. +. 8.
Arswer-The affairs Of s. s. Ruskay
4 Co. arc still in a very uncertain
state and creditors are not likely TO
know what they will receive for sev.
eral months yet. Some OF the alleged
partners claimed they were not part.
ners at the time the firm failed and
this matter is 20 come up for trial
this month or soon after The hrst OF
the wear. we re informed By s. Mar
shall Kronhcimer, associated with
ZaIkin & Cohen. attorneys for the ~
ceiver. Until this trial e over it will
be difncult 70 learn the exact condition
Of the firm.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-06
Position Not So Favorable

Qusttion-wili you kindly give me your
valued advice on the Lanson a hub
bard Cafdihn Co. Ltd. fur dealera. head /.
quarters ut Bostoni Have fifty shares OF
preferred stock for which l paid iio9 a
shGre. and have tweiys shares OF common
(bonus) VIII you kindly let me know
what the market price Is. as I am work
IN gman and very much worfied over H..
and would like TO set out q Il, X set
Anywehere near what I paid III. a. V. b.
Answer-A balance sheet Of Lamson
g. Hubbard as Of February rs, 1922, in
dieates a rather unsatisfactory asset
position. The last preferred dividend
was paid November Is, 1921, No re-
cent earnings statement Of the com
pany is available, and we are unable
TO find a market for either preferred
or common shares.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-06
Chile Copper Rumors

Qussilon--As / am interested ia Chile
Copper and have been told that there
IL talk Of It's being amAigamatcd with
one or more companies and IL going 10 de-
clare a dividend soon. would deem 10 a
great favor II you would tell no N this
10 40. ] understand there was an article
10 this effect IN the papers recently. II
such IL the case. would you advise buyiaE
few shares for spec Uiation III G. X.
Answer-About six months ago talk
Of consolidation Of copper companies
was revived, but we have heard nothing
recently Of any negotiations. Chile
Copper's shares are speculative, and
although greatly increased production
has been recently reported we cannot
attempt 10 say whether or not this
situation has already been discounted
in the price Of the stock.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-06
Irregular Trend
Again Holds Sway
On Curb Exchange
Price Changes Generally
Small and Uncertain as
Oils Attract Most Atien-
lion; Indusirials Firm

Price changes were generaiiy .- i
and irregular IN yesterday qul,l u.e
ing on the curb market Oiis at'la'
m ost attention., but lacked support -
du,trials were firm as rule.
Standard Of Kentucky moved Up
points. but Prairie oil and Gas lost ~
pointr. New York Transit was N bet-
Ter demand. Omar oil fell belo" -
on heavy selling. attributed In some
quarters TO belief that the suit against
Rsir ON had been unsucccasful
Motor shares ruled steady, Durant OF
Trdiana gaining q point and Peerless
an additional 4. Continental Motor.
worked up a fraction. Hayes Whcei
yrrr strong.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-06
sloek quotAtions Nere:
New Bond Trade Ruling

Another step In facilitating odd-lot
trading for the benefit Of the small In
New-York tribune., 1922-12-06

Four full columns Of in
resfmeHt questions and an
siecrs ICiH be published in
The Tribune erery Sunday
and Monday. o. other days
one full column r0iH appear.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-06
Good Preferred stock

ousston--As Q reader Of The Tnbuns
should appreciate your surEenion o. 70
an Investment % about tie.eoo IN a diver
sihod llst OF chiefly preferred stocks %
safety Of principai.-H. W. y.
Answer-The following preferred
stocks meet your REQUIREMENTS: Ma
iionAl Lead. American Ice, Western
Electric, New York Telephone, Pere
Marquette prior preference and In
dieott johnson.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-06
Foreign Bonds
London Market Irreaulnr
Dated June I, 1000

LONDON. Dee 5.--Tradine was dull
and prices moved irregularly on the
Stock Exchange to-day. Bar gold was
quoted nj eos i0d. Money was loaned
at II. per cent. Discount rates were;
Short and three months bills, 2N62h
per cent. Consols for money were
quoted AZ 56h; British per cent
loan at ss y, and British ~ per cent
loan az %.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-06
Investment
Information

onsstssns Of general intsresl 70 ia-
rsstoys ,ciu Be anfDsred iE this col.
uu,n. IN aphieh cass only iniiials p,iH
bs used. Ohegs wiii b. answersd ~
vail Addrsss sl inquiries. irelos-
ing a Stamped, addresssd sNUelope. 70
Financial Editor, The TnbrHe. fft
Nasssu Street. Ness York CITY.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-06
NEW ISSUE
$4,645,O0O
Dominion Iron and Steel Company, Ltd

Dominion Iron and Steel Company, Ltd.
Consolidated Mortgage $50 Bonds
Guaranteed Principal land Steel Corporation Limited
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fully rS""O% """"0s an
IS sNmmhFsdu I~ bt" @~Da"
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Income S"a s%:: $685."
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nonudae deyNS
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f ifs s On @ N64sG: cOnOt
Mortgage
~ 5i? s5i Tss York % SS $t @ q
dated November l s. o. bonds and
@ 55s :%sS ~ % G%g S 4ssS s6 H se G%pas% % % y$s%
snS @ pnSa% @ Covenant Soe the Consolidate"
= Mortgage so Bonds paydh in gold
anS @ %S: oa%S outstanding
will be used gass a s qs ssase S S6ssa the T
a pS nSt dSs &S ds % p@@a % @ @ SlaH%S @
sPss % .t fs a gaas+ Ss SsRss ss@% s
company 70 funded debt
The" Bonds s's' d: ss & % % % been
% % Rs ag J % s TTs
SS s2ss SHi S%i % as % c%SsY % % %
Price and interest yielding 646%
HAYDEN, STONE g. Co.
sr%%%%%"%s % be- ]
New-York tribune., 1922-12-06
London Metal Market

LONDON, Dec. 5.--Standard copper.
spot. e62 Is Cd; futures. e6s IS. Elee-
trolytie, spot, f69 Is Sd; futures, f69
l2s Cd. Tin. spot. si76 2s Cd; futures,
flT7 p sd. Lead. spot, f25 lis Cd;
futures. S25. Zinc, spot, SIS = Cd;
futures S35 los.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-06
Paris Market Steady

PARIS, Dee. 5.-Priees were steady
on the Bourse to-day. Three per cent
rentess SO francs; exchange on London,
65 francs 10 eentimes; per cent loan,
75 francs 65 centimes. The dollar was
quoted at IL francs % eentimes.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-06

yestor was announced yesterday 6y the
stock Exchange in the form Of a new
ruling providing that orders for bonds
shall be executed in the order received.
regardless Ok the amount Of the order
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1922-10-19
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