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The Washington times., 1925-01-10
Burton Named to Commerce

L. e. Burton, Of Sullivan, Ind,
has been appointed an assistant in
the chemical division OF the De-
partment Of Commerce, 1t was an
nounced today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-08
Says Germans Must
Abandon Republic

Los ANGELES. April S. Ger,
many may be forced By economic
necessity TO abandon republican form
Of government IN favor OF a mon.
archy, according TO +, II Neurer,
bourE. Berlin banker.
Tho United States Is tho only
country In the world rich enough 10
afford a republic. Nsurcrbourg said
here Tuesday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-08

LONDON. Dressing up like cops
who obtained evidence against Illicit
night clubs, income tax agents are
dounlng morning coats and silk
hats to visit private fashion shows
In Mayfair. 10 ind out what Parts.
ian diSpayers ought TO pay on the
profits they make
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-08

CHICAGO Mrs. Ralph Mark met
her husband thru one or those clubs
organized Tor the purpose of Krt,
ting lonely peuOns acquainted. oh
ieet mstHmnny, She "a now hunt
ing for Mark. who she alleges has
married six other girls ~ least
one Of them met him thru n similar
club she says,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-08

Every day The Star Want Ad col.
umns are helping someone The
cost Is less" the circulation is
larger.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-08

The Star hrs the largest daily cir
culaiion. 30 asc tho Want Al col
ames They can help you. The
cost IL leaa."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-08
aster Foods Special!
Arnour's
Star" Ham

Lib. 34c
BY The whole o. half. spo.
clAliy priced. Js
Fresh Jersey Creamery Butter,
lib. ..t.... .ft5I4.r.....,a7c
Jilg's Pure Pork Sausage
b.s,., %,.a..1. ...f.'''.'' '3oc
Swift's I,oneless Cottage Butts,
lean, sugar cured; lb"...33e
Alaska Herring; lhrge, moaty;
each, Dc 9 for. ....., 25c
Norway Mackercl; large size fish
.,s..!S,,.s.'tId .t.,..,..,,,loc
Homemade Orange Marmnladc;
fine duality, lb..........21c
Bon Marche Mnyonnaise--
I'D. ...s.sssss ssssssss 10Y
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-08
Honey Cream Cakes, Special 45c
Assorted Hand-Rolled Chocolates

crcums, nouganes our j. Y
kitchen from the sugar croam, choco - - y
butter flavorings. Bulk aE5R Sr
Complete Inc Of Easter Faors and NouclHes =" ooS
Special Prices h-
Main Foor-Thc Bon
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-08
Happy Home Ripe
Olives, Can 35c

Fuil quart size can, nice,
moaty olives
Ccylon Brand Coconnui, wrapped
In tin foil, lb...........2 use
"a lb. ........,......., 15c
Sweet Island Brand Petit Pois;
small, tender Peas: can. 18c
Cottage Brand Sliced Pineapple;
large cans, fine fruit, In syrup;
Cti1 '''',.,. ''s.,..-.,.S JC
Happy Home Sweet Kernc! Corn
high grade; sweet and ten.
der; can ......,.,...,...2 ZIG
Golden Dates; new shipment;
sweet; ID. 13c 2 lbs. 25c
Bon Murchc No. Special Coffee
high grade bulk coffee
ID, 55c; 2 lbs. ..,....0Sc
New Britain herald., 1925-05-21
SQUARE DEAL GARAGE
 DOESN'T LOOK SQUARE
Waterbury Men Arrested and Cars With 10 Mutilated Numbers
 Reported Pound

Waterbury May 2l,--(AP)-Ten automobiles said by the police 10 bear mutilsted numbers, which were uncovered at the so-called Square Deal garage, 59O Hamilton avenue, yesterday afternoon following the arrest of John l.. Andrews. s5 St. Joseph's avenue and John Williams, 590 Hamilton avenue, were taken ovev by the detective bureau today and were to be "proccssed" today. The "process" will consist Of using a device on the ten machines in order 10 bring out their true regis tration numbers.
 Andrews and Williams arraigned before Judge Abner P. Hayes today, were granted continuance until Thursday, each under bonds of S2,500.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-21
DALLAS MOB TRIES
 ID STORM PRISON
Five Wounded in Attempt to
 Lynch Two Negroes

Dallas, Texas, May ?1.--(AP).-- Five men were wounded, one ser louslN in an exchange Of shots be- tween officers guarding the Dallas county jail and mob of about three hundred persons shortly after o'clock this morning,
 Bent on Lynching.
 The mob, bent on taking Frank and Lorenzo Noel, negroes, brothers, indicted yesterday in connection with two murder and criminal as- Sault cases, was driven back after about 80 shots had been fred, All of the injured were civilians Tho only officer wounded was Sheriff Schuyler Marshall. who was struck by flying brick.
 The wounded are Dwight Stewart. N, F.. Duncan, J, !, Young Tim Jolly and C, J. Pullman. Stewart was ser iously wounded. being shot in the side. His recovery is doubtful. The About 100 men and woman were arrested and placed in the jail. No charges were filed against them.
 Crowd Is Dispersed,
 After the attack, the crowd around the jail which began congregating carly in the night and at one time was estimated at 5000, gradually dispersed, although several hundred persons maintained an all-night vigil. Reports that the attack would be re- newed kept officers on the alert, d. though they said they expected no further outbreak.
 shots Cool ArdOr.
 The rush which resulted in the shooting started when band Of men, armed with rocks and bottles, attacked the line of policemen and firemen guarding the west side of the jail building. Efforts Of ilremon
New Britain herald., 1925-05-21
Rupture. Expert
 for Men, Women and Children COMING TO NEW BRITAIN
 Representing
 w. S. RICE
 ADAMS. \. '.
Representing
w. S. RICE
 ADAMS. \. '.

The Rice Rupture Method Expert 0. E. Green, personal representative of William. g. Rice, Adams, x. r.. will be at the Washington Hotel, New Britain. Conn, from Friday noon, May @2 until Saturday evening. May 95. Every rupturcd man, wom- an and child should take advantage of this great opportunity.
 The Rice Method for Rupture il. known the world over. You can now sec this Method demonstrated and have a Rice Appliance fitted to you. Absolutely no chargk unless you are satisfied 10 keep the Outfit after having the Appliance adjusted and you sec how perfectly and comfort ably it holds, No harsh, deep- press ing springs; nothing to goUge the flesh and make you sore. Can be worn night and day with positive comfort. Soft, ruhher-like compost rion rad. any degree ot pressure re- Qrired.
 Don't wear truss all ,your life when thousands have reported cures through using the Rice Method. Why suffer tho burden Of rupture if there is a chance 10 he free from truss-Vea airing forever? Anyway. it will cost you nothing 10 come in anI learn all about the Rice Method and 'he wondrrful opportunity for help and cure it offers in your case. Re member this expert win be there only two days, then your opportunity will he gone. Just ask at the hotel desk for the Rice Expert and he will do the rest. Call any time from . 10 le a. In, 10 D. m., or to 2 evenings.
 Don't miss this great opportunity to sec the expert on Hernia.
 WI. S. RICE. Inc. Adams, N. Y.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-21

win the favor of God by blowing first hot, then cold. He challenges us to blow either hot or cold. Those who compromise are really on the side of the enemy. If we are for Him at all VIC are for Him very clearly and very strongly. There is no nickerlng of the light that the true believer holds forth.
 "There are times when separation IA the only thing for a child Of God to consider
 When all this controversy IS set- tied. and the separation Of the true and the untrue takes place, then the duty of the church win be glorious enc, 1t will be a responsible one. What message shall we then have to give to the world?
 We have today 10 give very particular emphasis 10 the truth that our Lord is coming again. 1T 1t be true that the Lord is nigh, even at the very door, we can no longer be silent on the subject, We must not slur 1t over. We must put it over with the emphasis that ye would If we said, Tho house is on fire"
 The Baroness rendered three se- lections during the afternoon ses- sion. She has a clear well-modulat- ed voice, showing evidence of great training.
 Other speakers at the afternoon session were Mrs. Julia Hawxhurst, who opened the meeting with a de- >otional half hour and Mrs. James A. Cowee of Troy. N. r.. who urged the necessity Of the confession Of sin and clean living in order to obtain Gods best. Mrs. Crowee Is the wife of noted banker and business man of Troy. and is the mother Of Mrs. Lawrence Snutharl Of Berlin. The last speaker was Mrs. Myrtle Knapp, missionary from Africa, who has been in service o'er 2j years. When she went 10 Africa, she was the first white woman ever seen in her ter ritory. They had no house 10 live in at the time of her arrival, but now a large, Christian settlement is found there. with a church having membership larger than the mother church.
 At the evening session the praise service was Ted by Rev. C. A. At wood, a returned missionary. L. II. Taylor. treasurer of the G. N. S. presided at symposium in which three young ladies took part, Miss Fanny Knowles speaking on the sub ject, Seeing" Mrs. Helen Tuttle, "Bclievjng," and Miss Edith Brooks, Doing" After the symposium Mrs. Msrwin Futile sang effectively
 Mrs. Knapp gave some slimpses of the field which so stirred the hearts of the gation that they spontaneously sang the DoXology. At this point In the service surprise was sprung upon Miss Tankhurst and the Baroness. Bert Armstrong was called to the platform and re- qucsted to lead the audience in sing ing an original song written by Pas tor Brooks put to the thne Of a familiar hymn. In this hymn ref erence was made 10 MisAPankhurst and the Baroness. After the Baro- ness had sung a solo. Miss Pank- hurst spoke again on "The Signs Of the. Times" with specia reference 10 earthquakes.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-21
After Twenty Years of Ill., ness Now a We'll Man Thanks to the Victor Health Offices.
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:

TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:
 Words fsN 10 express my full sr- prec.at.on for what the system of treatment administered at ths Victor 1ns flute has done for me. I shall en- deavor 70 tell plainly and briefly just how 'hsy have trough; good health to me and made me harry person aEai7. I was ,ro1b,cd with an acid sto7> sch, savere headaches, loss of secH DOT digestion and each morn ing on rising my head would throb for sevsra' hours. Spent hundreds of dollars ON all sorts os medicines and many forms c: treatments. soma of which gave me temporary relief and others made me worse. had almost given up hope Of ever beug sbls to enjoy life again when one day heard oi the sod work in stomach cases that was being done at the Vict6f off i.es so lost no time n calling at & Washington St was met by \ rIrse wSo e: s:o~ttd rao t7 the exam lusu,n t'r.-s and s:,er liking with the do,to- a few mlnents l had con- fde~.s tha: wss in the hands of capabs people and sstse receiving " tur evamirp' .en both by the S-Rsy and prysical ! was so Impressed that l a once s.lr;ed ;reatmer' .7d can't express how thankful, l em l-,at did for today l can sleep Eotd and est well and nave TO headaches Ht sIL All food agrees with me and can't praiss fee frs7' men's enough. The stten- d4n.s are rapsb'e and courteous st all times. The trea meuts are p'eassnt 70 .ans and l lost no time from my daily work. Shall be pleased to Ar- swer snv inquiries about nv case and ran heortiv recommend The Victor 1fsai:h 0T.-e to s7v who have suffer ed go @--~rr'~ d'd Thanks tn the e-.-a- -.7 h.s sspoctstss.
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New Britain herald., 1925-05-21
City Items

Mrs, George Norcn and son Of ! New York city nave returned To their home after a visit with Mrs Emma Norcn of Lyons street.
 j0fc reduction, Victor Red Seal sinsle.facod records, q, L. Pierce X Co.--Adyt
 Deputy shcriT Martin IorNitz, who was operated on for apprndi- citis recently al the %ep Britain General hospital, IS convalcscirg,
 Marion Hat Shop leoponing Sat. urday.--Advt,
 Znyen Nagarian of S.4 East Main street suffered a fracture of tho right shoulder in a fall from n tree at his home Tuesday night, He is being treated at the New Britain General hospital.
 Gulbransen player pianos ai Morans ---adVt.
 Ralph Chant Of Bain street Will he operated on at tho New Britain General hospital tomorrow,
 Marion Hat shop reopenlng Sat urday.-~AdVt,
 Boy Scout Troop l3 Of the Stanley Memorial church will give an enter tainment in the basement of the church on Tuesday evening, Refresh ments will be served. The proceeds will be used to purchase special equipment for the troop.
 Mir. Grahams dance Friday even ing, Newington Grange hall. All past classes and friends are invited to attsnd.-Advt,
 New Britain council, No. 7cS, Royal Arcanun,, will hold a regular meeting tomorrow evening at s o'clock, the business session being preceded by supper at [ o'clock.
 5Of5 reduction, Victor Red Seal
New Britain herald., 1925-05-21
MISS PANKHURST
 ON CHURCH SCHISM
Gives Her Views on Fundamen,
 taliStS and MOderniStS

Miss Chrlstabel Pankhurst who has been for some time advertised as the principal speaker at the con- Npntion of the Gospel Missionary SO. ciety, now in session at the Peoples church, made her first appearance yesterday afternoon, Together with the Baroness Leja do Torinoff, she was met al Berlin by Mrs. Lawrence southard, who Is serving as hos tess.
 The reputation that had come ahead of Miss Pankhurst as n speaker vas amply sustained. She Is a member Of the British bar holding Inc degree of l.. l.. B.. and naturally speaks in a logical and forrutul manner, X large audience greeted her as she spoke on the sub jsct, "Tle Essential Message" She said in part:
 "I am sure that We shall long re- member the time We have spent to- gethcr and the thoughts and the prayers that ascended from our hearts 10 Him who is thinking of us HOW as we are expecting the great day of all days which shall fUlfIl that prophecy, I shall come again md receive you unto myself, tha' where l um there ye shall be also. This is great comfort to us In thcsc days. because the enemy of God and man is very busy. He knows that he has but q short time and he is making the best Of it. or NO should say, the worst,
 This is an important time in the history of America. Today, one Of your great denominations, the Pres byterians. Is in session, and a great controversy is on between the fun damantalists and the modernists. those who believe in the Bible and who believe in the deity of Jesus Christ. and who arc really Chris tians. and on the other hand. the modernis's, but l do not like the name We are really the modern ists who are looking for and hasten ing toward the day when He shall p1l an end 10 all controversy. There will be no more modernism then. will there? We with the eye of faith can sec this day approaching.
 The god of the Modernists can not give the world what it needs lolay. cannot give the human heart what it needs today, yesterday and forever. There are many virtuous Sodly men, but the world, the flesh and the devil are too strong for any man to conquer in himself.
 The falling away is all foretod in the Bible, and if we read the letters 10 tho churches given in Eevela- tion, second and third chapters, we can pretty well see the fidelity and infdeiity Of others. You can never
New Britain herald., 1925-05-21
Very Thankful to the Victor Methods For Returned Health, Interesting Tes- timonial of Connecticut Resident.
TO THOSE IN ILL HEALTH.

This is q personal message to you. I want you to know what it rrears to feel good, strong and healthy after you have gone through a siege of sickness of years standing and after you thought hope was at an end, l was under the care of many doctors and tried their treatments faithfully but all l would reeve would b. tenn porary relief. All had different opinion O. my case. was all run down, could not wttk, was extremely nsrl ous, had no aI'p a,lte, night atteI night 1 could hot sleCp, did n0: care 70 eve Up as l have too mIGh to live for and having had good health al one tune l made up my mIud 10 pGt up brave light and was wiling to try mos, anything for rtIe.. l heard Cf The Ni-tor Nsa'tn I1a'..I;o ihraaEn newspaper and lie l anew n0laln& of The place l wa uui.e ,1urrtFst with the descrlpU0H, etc; and after day O. two l made up my mind l. have ta.N With the doctor but found that mat was net necessary a5 no scCRcr l go. there ] met some happy patents who told me e thei. own eN1e' ahcs and -.e rsSul.e ,het usceNei the e--.Aen wasn't .O"E Se;tnE to ne ? 70 n Hs as-0g'-d the d0t.o5s ofilgo ?. gre restI}td wonderful eNa,n.rs t.1 and kuew when that Gcc.or 'o.i ne he CcU.d benefit me ana glte rs -eIe, there was only c"e thHr t1At l hes'tated on--tha. was the t-ta'msn:S l was sort of afraid, 90 alter few Ittie words win ap7'.ert vhI MS in ,he .reacme7t room I r.. -'-~e cam sH1 | sure,v was su-7r.s.a as the ;reat~ nents were sottuns a:d pleasant and after the first :re.'re7, l noticed ar improvement. l vas st that tune very nervous pe-sc0 t-' l must sa" inst the attendants are very h.nd ana I always looked forward to ctmlns for ry treatments as ] 50 enjoyed them. No"r i em 1sN a01 cn'o1!". heaith ss us.i 'o .ss-s 7sc. w's@ ;o tell aI what v.o0dc-lul 0isge The Vi.to- FcaHh OG, as s7e and the many Sa..sfed pate'ts l have mel ;hers frrn tn'a to time.
 Grateful ta ths 60-'0r and N,s as- sls.a-'s T'ssfsi .o endorse T-s Nl'- 'o- Hs.ho9s snd p'Ao'ei 70 answer
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New Britain herald., 1925-05-21

10 beat the mob back with streams Of water were unaVallng and the mob broke through the line, At this point firing began and police stand ing by opened fire, discharglng about SO shots, most of hem into the air. Tho mob Immediately fell back and tho attack subsided,
 The wounded were treated al hos pita)s,
 several False Alarms,
 Adding 10 the nights excitement Nrre several Are alarms, all false. They were considered the work Of persons who desired to divert flre- men from guard duty at the Jail.
 Armed with machine guns, shot guns, side arms, tear bombs, and fire hose, about 76 officers main tained guard over the Jail through out the night The jail Is considered mob-proof The two negroes are confined in one Of tho top floors Of tho eight story structure. Tho only access 10 the upper floors is by means Of a small elevator which in time Of emergency can be auto matically fastened to the top Of the shaft.
 The negroes were arrested last Friday and indicted yesterday after one Of them was said to have con- fcssod to the killing of Ryan Adkins and inc assoult of his woman Cnno- panion on lonely road north oH the city on the night Of April 1?. Frank Noel also was indicted for the mur- der of w, l.. Milstead and assault upon his woman companion on the night Of April 25.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-21
City Items

soc reduction, Victor Red Seal sing!e-faced records. C. l.. Pierce & Co. o.--AdNt.
 Rev. Dr. $. c. Ohman of New York, former pastor of the First Lutheran church, will speak at the local church Sunday Rev. G. F.. Pihl will address the brotherhood this evening.
 Marion Hat Shop reopening Sat urday
 Mr. Graham's chidren's costume party, Judd's hall. Saturday evening from 7;SO to 10 o'clock. Admission 25c. All children's classes are in yitcd. .-Advt.
 Best work and enlargement with every film developed. Ohrnstedt. --adyt.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-21

10, Elks, wiIi Hold a regular meeting tonight,
 Marion Hat Shop roopening sat- urduy.--AdN.
 John Macarthur of 33 Seymour avenue, wishes it known he was not the "MacArthur" arrested as "pncplnE Tom" on Maple street,
 Dancing after play, "The Path Across the HnL" I. o. o. r. Hall, Sat, E>c. May 23, Lynch's Orch,- alNl.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-21
THE ALL.SEEING
 X-RAY

Victor Health Office has found the N-rsy indispensable in reveal. ins deep hidden diseases that ordi- nary examinations fail 10 reveal. Its all-seeinE power In discovering such conditions as sallstones, ul- cers and cancers Of the stomach, diseases Of the lungs. stones in the kidney and bladder. malformatlo Of the heart, disease of the liver and many other chronic ailments has been the means of determin- ing the exact nature of the pa- ent's complaint, thereby enabling the proper and correct method of treatment 10 be administered.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-21

single faced records, C, l., Pierce & Cu,.-AdNt.
 Nicolinl Bros, oC j9 Spring struct have been sued for Sl9j damages by inc New England Grocery Co Of Boston, Mhss Thomas r. McDon- ough issued Inc papers, which are returnaDle in tho city court the fourth Monday of May.
 Home cooked luncheon, Crowells ---alvt.
 New Britain loda, No. 9i7, E. r.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-21

The Classified Ads are seeking for good s'eroEraphers and boek ...r-, CTS. IT you are talented in this line arsrer the numerous ads Gnd ch- tain q better poyifion.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-21

Harold Skinner returned from Philadelphia last Friday 10 spend the summer with his parents, Mir, and Mrs. F. J. Skinner of Thomp- son street.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-21

Mrs. William Allen Of Robbins avenue entertained at luncheon and bridge at the Shuttle Meadow club yesterday. The first prize was awarded 10 Mrs. Theodore Wallen and consolation to Mrs. William Fitzell.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-21

W. H. Prince and family who re- gently sold their house on Stuart street 10 Mir, Bush, formerly of Bristol, have moved 10 Springfield, Mass. Mir. Bush is the new super intendcnt of the Union Marutactur- ing Co.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-21

Mrs. F.. B. Froudman and Mrs $. s. Harding were delegates of the Maple Hin Womans club at the annual State Federation of Woman's clubs held in Bridgeport, last Mon day and Tuesday.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-21

Mrs. II. R. Olmstead and Miss Gladys Omstead of Johnson street are in Ithaca attending the spring festivities al Cornell as guests of Herbert Olmstead.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-21

Mrs. T. G. Clarke who has been guest Of Mir, and Mrs Leonard Yoke of Golf street since last Octo- Der sailed yesterday for her home in England. Mr. and Mrs. Yoke accompanied her to New York.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-21
MAPLE HILL NEWS

The Maple Hill Bridge club will meet next Tuesday afternoon at .2:S0 o'clock at the home of Mrs. NJ. J, Shonts on Stuart street.
 Morris Nordstrom Of New York spent last weekend with his moth CT, Mrs, NJ, Nordstrom of Robbins avenue.
 The executive committee of the Woman's club of Maple Hill will meet this evening at the home of Mrs. x. E. Mann on Robbins ave. nuc 10 make plans for the Children's party 10 be held June 5.
 Mrs. $. II. Sprague and Mrs. Fred Gross of Theodore street arc in Boston attending the national con vention of Girl Scouts.
 Mir. and Mrs. E. B. Proudman and Miss Eleanor Proudman of Fred eriCl< street spent last week end in Bridgeport visiting relatives.
 The NeWipgton Garden club met this afternoon al the home Of Miss Katherine Rowe on Cedar street, Newington Center. Final prepara- tions for the flower show 10 be held in the Ncwington chapel, June {, u.ern made
New Britain herald., 1925-05-21

Rev. Harry Martin, pastor of the Newington Congregational church, has accepted call 10 the Congre- gational church al Three Rivers. Palmer, Mass. Ic will commence his duties there about August 1.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1925-01-06
Statement by Ruthenberg

81 have this to say: l am a
Communist. l have openly stated
from the witness stand in this
court the principles which as a
Communist / advocate and sup
port. l deny that there is any
thing criminal in these prin-
ciples.
"If as the courts of this state have
held, to advocate the principles of
Communism constitutes a crime, 1t is
because the class in present day
society which profits thru the exploi.
tation and oppression of the masses
has used the governmental power
which it controls to make advocacy
Of ideas and principles which threaten
it's social privileges, a crime.
II am not charged with commission
Of any act in the state of Michigan
except that of assembling with the
Workers (Communist) Party Of Am.
erica. 1t is charged that the Workers
(Communist) Party of America is an
organization which violates the law.
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