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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1931-10-27
MICHIGAN AND IOWA FAVORED TO WIN INTERSECTIONAL GAMES
Dempsey Is Offered Bout at Miami

Saturday. but suffered the possible
loss Of two regulars, center Harold
Weldin and halfback Ken Meenan.
The Wildcats are making no particu-
lar point of preparing for the Illini
Saturday with the Minnesota coming
up the following week.
Wisconsin and Minnesota, which
meet in the most important contest
on the Big Ten bill for this week, are
bearing down in making ready. De-
feat means elimination from the
championship race.
For the first time of the season,
Purdue expects to have all hands
ready for action, and that means
nothing but bad news for Chicago.
Indiana's forces are so elated by
their ne-sided victory over Chicago
last week, that hope is entertained
for a triumph over Ohio State. The
Buckeyes. however, will be favored.
Coach Hunk Anderson Is confident
Notre Dame will defeat Carnegie
Tech when they meet at Pittsburgh
Saturday.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1931-10-27
Manassa MauIer Can Choose
Either victorio campoIo
or Primo Camera

New York, Oct. 27.-(P-1f he's
really serious about the comeback
attempt, Jack Dempsey can have 40
per cent Of the gate receipts for a
match In Miami, Fla, next February
against either Victorio Campolo or
Primo Camera.
James j. Johnston, Madison Square
Garden promoter, said he had been
informed the old ManaSsa mauler was
prepared to come east to discuss the
proposition II necessary. Dempsey.
preparing for q comeback with an
extensive transforming tour of the
war west, now is on a hunting trip in
Nevada.
Observers here considered it unlike
" Dempsey would accept the terms
Johnston has offered, pointing out the
one-time heavyweight champion al
most Invariably in the past demanded
and was given q guarantee. He
probably would want half a million
Tor a match against Camera or Cam
polo who clash here Nov. ~.
Whether or not Dempsey accepts,
the Garden definitely is committed to
a boxing show at Miami next winter.
Johnston has been working for some
time with q view toward getting Max
Schmeling to defend his heavyweight
title against Mickey Walker.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1931-10-27
STUDENT AND
END SUCCUMBS
FROM BROKEN NECK
iichard BrinsIey Sheridan, Jr.
to Be Buried With Distin.
guished Soldiers
sENERAL GRIEF is FELT
Cancellation Of West Point
Schedule Would Involve
Million in Receipts
sENERAL GRIEF IS FELT

West Point, N. Y, Oct. 27.-(P-
asack to West Point today came
Richard Brinsley Sheridan, Jr.. to
Ind q last resting place with some OF
americas most distinguished soldiers.
Il The 2l-year-old Army football star
md honor student died in New Haven
hospital late Monday of a broken
leck suffered late in the Yale game
Saturday.
Funeral services will be held in the
Catholic chapel Wednesday. Inter-
nent will follow in the West Point
military cemetery where are buried
General Winfield Scott, General
George Custer, General Robert C..
Anderson who was in command OF
tort Sumter in 81, General George
". Goethals, builder of the Panama
Canal, and many other famous mill
airy figures of the past.
At the request of Sheridan's moth
r services both at the chapel and
cemetery will be private. The corps
II cadets and officers of the post will
attend.
Z In the general grief felt at the
academy over Sheridan's death
among cadets and officers alike there
vas no disposition to talk, or even
link, of what course the Army
would pursue In regard to the games
remaining On its 1881 football sched-
lie.
But there was a distinct feeling the
team would carry on" and play out
} schedule. It was pointed out Army
has contract obligations which hard
IL can be disregarded. In addition
to the inconvenience done opponents.
cancellation would involve about
81. 900 600 in receipts of which $780,
900. estimated receipts Of the Navy
game, would go to the relief OF the
unemployed. Final decision as to
what course will be pursued rests in
the hands Of Major General William
r. Smith, superintendent of the aca-
Twenty-Five years ago the Army
cancelled its schedule after the death
In the Harvard game of 1909 Of Cadet
Ben Byrne but it was pointed out
that the situation has changed great
" since that time.
Sheridan, whose 149 pounds made
him the lightest man on the Army
squad, was a varsity end from the
start Of the present season and his
work. had been outstanding In the
Cadets early games.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1931-10-27
Think Sheep Herder
Injured by Robbers

Dickinson, N. D, Oct. 27.-(F-O.
M. Sipe, Sheep herder 20 mikes north
of Belfield, was In serious condition
at a hospital here Saturday suffering
from injuries believed to have been
inflicted by assailants who robbed
him.
Sipe, a cripple, who lived alone in
a shack, is suffering from q fractured
skull and cuts on the face. He was
found unconscious apparently after
being attacked with q club.
Two bullet holes were found in the
shack, which indicated q struggle
had taken place.
Authorities were unable to question
him because of the seriousness Of his
condition, but believe he will be able
to tell who We're his assailants. It is
thought his attackers left in the be-
lief that he was dead.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1931-10-27
Kicking Problem
Bothers Nodaks
Du Chene Put Into Uniform in
the Hope That He Can Fill
Punting Berth

Grand Forks, N. D., Oct. 27.-H9-
Figuring North Dakota will meet {
line as good as the Oregon forward
wall when the Sioux play the Bisor
here next Saturday in the last HON.
game Of the season, Coach G. A
West has started combing his squae
for punters.
Oregon stopped the Nodak attack
outside tackle for the first time thi.
season with q line not as heavy a.
the one Casey Fnnegan will sen6
against North Dakota this week, ant
without a punter, the Sioux were
forced to battle in their own terri.
tory most Of the time. Ralph Pierce
sophomore back and lone kicker, was
out of the in~tersectional tilt and the
coach said he probably would not be
in shape by Saturday.
The first move Of the coach was tt
call Vern DuChene off the basket.
ball floor and put him in moleskins
DuChene, a member of the squad last
fall. injured q knee during the sum.
mer and West kept him out Of foot
ball sc he would be in condition fo,
basketball. He Is a kicker and passe,
of merit and the coach believes the
present emergency justifies taking
big chances.
There was another kicking possibil.
ity in Gordon Dablow left guard. The
husky lineman stood out prominently
above all the other kickers except
DuChene and West hopes he will i'm
prove.
Whether West Is satisfied Burma
loses effectiveness as a wingback il
another question, but the big captain
was not drilled in that position today
West worked Rip Dablow there al
afternoon. The big sophomore Is ex.
periencing his second shift since the
eason started and it seems likely HI
will see action against the Bison from
that post.
Preparations for the game that un.
doubleday will decide the 1891 NORTH
Central conference championship
went on in spite Of rain and cold ant
until darkness drove the squad to thu
showers.
Freshmen teams furnished the op.
position in scrimmage.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1931-10-27

(By The Associated Press)
Paris. France-YOung Perez.
Tunis. knocked out Frankie Gem
aro. New York t2).
Hartford. COnn.-Earl MastrO,
Chicago, Outpointed Midget Mike
O'Dowd. Columbus. o.. u0), Kid
; Chocolate. Cuba, knocked out
NY Davis, Schenectady. N. ", out
pointed WOp ManOlian, Boston
(1O).
ChicagO-BaxteF Gaines. Wich-
tia, Kas., outpointed Con O'Kelly.
Boston (1O)s Chuck Heffner, Dem
yer. knocked out Al Settle. Porto
Rico (Sl.
New York-Tom Heeney. New
Zealand. and Giacoma Bergonas,
Italy, drew (1O); Steve Hamas.
Passaic. n. j.. knocked ont
George Smith, Newark. N. j., (6)s
Mix Geib' aunEary: oGtpcinted
Williams. New York. o~utpointed
Bert Paxton. Detroit CO...
Charleston. 8. C.-Maxie Rosen.
bloom. New York. Outpointed Russ
R0wsey. Huntington. w. vn.. (1O).
Pittsburgh - Tug Phillips,
Charleroi. Pa, o~utpointed Billy
Rose. Cincinnati (S).
Wheeling, w. va.-pr1mO Uhal-
da. Italy. outpointed Nick POpigg,
Wheeling (S).
Baltimore - Sergeant Sammy
Baker. New York, stopped joey
Raymond. Baltimore 90.
Philadelphia - Johnny Jadick,
Philadelphia. stopped Lew Mas
sey. Philadelphia (S)s Sammy
Dorfman. New York, Outpointed
Patsy Wallace. Atlantic City (1O)s
Young Firpo. PennsErove. Pa,
stopped Herman Perlick. Kalama.
ZOO. Mich, (4)y Jack Portney,
Baltimore. Outpointed steve Hal.
aka, Buffalo (1O).
H01y0ke, Mass-Pete Degrass,
HOlyOke. outp0inted Stanley VIM
nerI<y. Lawrence. Mass. (lO);
Jerry Emard. Holyoke, Outpointed
Tommy Crowley, Pittsburgh llO).
Sioux City. Ia-Hymie WISE
nam. Dies Moines. Ia. outpointed
Carl Wells. Omaha, Neb., (S).
Rochester,. n. Y.-Sammy Full
81. BOSTON. knocked out Mickey
Blair. Philadelphia (1O).
Birmingham, Ala. - Battling
0oso. Birmingham, outpofnted
Meyer Christner. Akron. o., (1O);
Pete Ftrpo, Detroit, knocked out
MIKE Dundee. Brooklyn az.
louisville. Ky-Billy Moier.
Indianapolis, knocked ont Bill
ThOmas, Louisville a..
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1931-10-27
American Loses
F~lyweight Title
frankie Cenaro Is Knocked Out
In Paris Match BY Young
Perez of Tunis

Paris, Oct. 27.-(R-Frankie &C.
marc, New York veteran who for
years has been recognized by the
American National Boxing association
as flyweight champion, has been
shorn of his crown by a newcomer
from Tunis. Young Perez.
Perez knocked out the American
veteran in the second round Of a Is
round title bout here Monday night
and, barring complications now un-
foreseen, will be recognized by the
N. B. A. as champion.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1931-10-27
WOLVERINES WILL
Be FAVORED OVER
PRINCETON TIGERS
Northwestern Taking Contest
With Illinois Lightly;
Point For Gophers
PURDUE READY FOR MAROON
Hunk Anderson Confident Mo-
tire Dame Can Subdue
Carnegie Tech.

Chicago, Oct. 27.-N9-The Western
Conference will be looking to Michi-
gan and Iowa Saturday to pull it even
with the rest of the country in inter-
sectional football.
In nine ~intersectional contests this
season, Big Ten teams have lost five
decisions, have won three and tied
one. Iowa which has suffered two of
the five defeats, appears about ready
to win a game this week, with GeorR.
washington university of Washing
ton, D.. c., as its opponent, while
Michigan will be a long favorite over
Princeton's Tiger.
Northwestern conquered Ohio State
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1931-10-27
Maurek Opposed
To Extension of
Season On Ducks
Expresses Surprise At Action 0,
Minnesota in Asking For
More Time

Burnie Maurek, North Dakota state
game and fish commissioner. Tuesday
night said he was absolutely OPP
posed" to an extension Of the duck
hunting season as suggested by w. D.
Stewart, Minnesota game and fish
commissioner.
Maurek expressed surprise North
Dakota was expected to join In any
request to federal authorities to have
the season extended to Nov. 10.
The thirty day season was estab-
lished, he said, as a conservation
measure, and he Is anxious to see
there IS no change In the present sea-
son which is to end Oct. 81 by presi-
Dental proclamation.
The season as set by the biological
survey" Maurek said, rs Just what
was needed to conserve the rapidly
diminishing waterfowl which have
suffered from the drought in the
breeding areas of the American and
Canadian northwest.
II should be absolutely opposed to
any extension as reduction Is just
what vas needed to conserve the re-
naming WaCer1OWl.'
Maurek was instrumental In OBJ
tanning the reduction of the hunting
season. He sponsored a game conser-
walton conference in Bismarck several
months ago attended by game CON-
missioners Of northwest states and
provinces Of Canada. At that time
the conference recommended to the
u. 8. biological survey the a be
reduced to one month as q conserva-
ton measure.
Acting on this recommendation,
Secretary of Agriculture Hyde took
cognizance of the situation and rec
commended to President Hoover a
thiry-day season be established.
MINNESOTA COMMISSIONER
ASKS FOR CONCERTED ACTION
st. Paul. Oct. 27.-P,-Unusually
warm weather this month caused
poor duck hunting that w. D. Stew
art, state game and fish commission
er, plans to ask extension OF the open
season.
He said he will ask President Hoo
yer to continue until November 10
the hunting period which under
presidential proclamation Is to end
October 81, after opening Oct. l.
Stewart asked ID. J. Mckenzie of
Winnipeg. Manitoba wild life commits
sioner, to join In the request. The
Dakotas and Montana probably also
will ask extension he said.
Ducks are not making the usual
flights south due to warmth In re-
gions north Of here, Stewart said.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1931-10-27

Americas sweet tooth is catered to
py the sale OF 10 pounds of candy a
person annually.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1931-10-27
COACH WEST DENIES HAVING
ACCEPTED NEW ASSIGNMENT

the yearlings with the regulars look
ing over the Sioux formations.
Ffnnegan did not talk collectively
to his squad about Saturdays disas-
ter. He talked individually to most
Of the members.
There Is q possibility Walter Shamp.
235-pound tackle, will not be able to
play against the Sioux. Shamp was
removed from the game Saturday,
suffering an injury to his leg which
aggravated an earlier hurt. Clarence
OrneSs, regular guard, also was un-
able to take part in the rough work
yesterday.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1931-10-27
Moorhead Spuds
Tie Fargo Outfit

Fargo, N. D., Oct. 27.-R)-The big
orange clad Spuds Of Moorhead high
school left the memory Of a spotted
football record behind them Monday
night to match Fargo's purple, point
for point, and earn a surprising Z to
Z tie.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-06-18
Young Vandy Reported
At Odds With Wife As
Cartoonist Asks Help

RENO. Nevada. June 1872
Cornelius Vanderbilt. Jr, was
sorry today that he had nothing
to say" concerning the latest episode
OF his stormy career-a reported
rift with his wife over alleged at
tentions paid her by Peter Arno,
noted cartoonist here for a divorce.
Neither would Mrs. Vanderbilt or
Arno comment on reports Wander
bilt had gone cunning for Arno but
had changed his mind before
reaching the Arno residence and
returned TO his own home.
Chief OF Police j. NJ. Kirkley said
last night Arno had come 70 him
Tuesday asking for protection from
Vanderbilt. who. he said. had
threatened TO do him bodily harm.
Kirkley said he had told Arno
he was big enough TO take care
OF himself" and that II anyone was
bothering him TO go punch him
on the Jaw"
Arno made no mention. Kirkley
said. OF any attempt by Vanderbilt
10 shoot him. This also was con-
firmed by Clyde d. Souter. Amos
attorney. who said that If any
such statement has been made by
anyone II is absolutely untrue. and
not founded In fact. No such occur
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-06-18
Real Estate Transfers

Co. S part Of blk 81. cont 7.22 &C.
Rice Tract Subd. Cdn: sl.454O0.
w. q. Mathes 10 Candelario Flo
res. All OF lot %. blk Is, Colonia La
Palma Addn, City Of San Benito.
Cd'n: S260.00.
j. G. Moncus by tr TO Ed. c. Mil
Ter and Hollis B. Craig. All of lot
10, blk 3. original townsite OF Har-
lingen. Cd'n: S1.223.6l.
L. G. Couch e. al. TO Mrs. Ida
Schoening. Lot /. blk "a, Townsite
Of Primera. Cd'n: $1,000 etc.
w. q. Mathes to Frank Bebon.
All of lots IS and is. blk 4. Colonia
Alta Vista addn, Brownsville. Cd'n.
$1,000 etc.
Nathan Greenberg TO Emil Hersh.
n IL Of Blk. 4. Orange Grove Park
Subd. Cd'n. s1.00 etc.
Fannie c. Andrus. Ex'rix. q
Fannie c. Andrus. Lots IA. Is and
Is. blk 80. Townsite Of Sebastian
Cd'n: Sl00 etc.
Marvelyne Osborne to Eva Brooks
and r. @. Brooks. 20 &C out of blks
l3l. l4i. 142, 143. 1872 and 1873. Fres-
nos Id. and Irrig. Co.'S Subd. cd'n.
$4,000.
Port Isabel Realty Co 10 r ID
Nicholson. Lot Z. blk 80. City OF
Port Isabel. Cdn: S~1.875.00.
Port Isabel Realty CO. to r. d
Nicholson. Lots Ia. 8 and 8-A. blk
AZ. City Of Port Isabel. Cd'n.
S7.125.00.
A. Wayne Wood. ct Al. to Fritz
w. Martin. Part of blk AZ. Rice
Tract Subd. Cd'n. $1,000 etc.
James Dickinson r. Mortgage
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-06-18
HOOVER said
APPRECIATIVE
OF RECEPTION
Close Friends Believe
Platform For Re-
nomination Ready

ENROUTE WITH PRESIDENT
HOOVER TO WASHINGTON, June
1S-P-President Hoover was on
his way back TO the White House
today, "appreciative' OF the well
come given him by the people Of
the central states.
In the last three days he has
spoken as many times to vast audi
ences in Ohio. Indiana and Illinois
and he has been the central figure
In receptions at the capital cities
OF all three states.
In the central states President
Hoover laid down his program and
upon II he is determined TO stand.
Contidants OF Mr.. Hoover asserted
he will stand on the issues he has
defined IN this region and remain
henceforth In his post al the White
House. He has no speaking engage
ments for the next two months and
his close friends are o. the opinion
MS platform has been completed.
Crops n The section, the presi-
dent observed, are unusually good,
and he believes the depression will
be broken eventually by a good
crop. Administration officials point
ed out hopefully yoday that every
depression n the ,ast ti!ty years
has been broken III June or July.
In his speeches III the central
states. Mr.. Hoover outlined what
he believed 70 be the cause o. the
depression: declared this 70 be the
dominant" issue: asserted that
confidence N :he place OF fear and
apprehension would lead the ma
ton TO q greater era % prosperity
than ever before: and specified
some proposals ne has for the fu-
ture.
Secretary Lamont and Senator
Glenn. Of Illinois, were with the
president on his return to the
capital.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-06-18

Co. to Ira D. Walker and Ida NJ
walker. N GIT &C Of lot So, blk IL,
Barreda Gdns. Subd. No. ?. Cdn:
S6.87750.
S. I. Benavides TO Mrs. Elena NJ
de Benavides. Lot 4. blk Il. Colo
MIA Mexicana. Addn. BROWNSVILLE.
Cd'n: $1,000 etc.
Louis Z. Ostrander to Leroy d.
Jones and Nelle NJ. Jones. Lot 1888
Colonia Victoria Addn. City OF
Brownsville. Cd'n: $1,000.
L. d. Jones ct al. 70 John Z. Nc
Gill. Lot 1893. Colonia Victoria
Addition. City Of Brownsville. Cd'n:
$1,000 etc.
Santos Juarez et al 10 Armando
L. Lucio. et al. Lot s. blk ?. Seventh
Addn. San Benito. Cd'n: $4,000.
j. II. Halle 10 r. o. Holleron. et
al. An Und. Ia Int. in and to GOO
&C out Of Santa Isabel Ct. Con:
$1,000 etc.
Real Estate Sales
Monday. June 10th, 1880 s3l -5070C
/ Monday. June 18th. 1881 S23,3o4ll
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-06-18
Secretaries VIII
Meet With Press
CBy Staff Correspondent ,


WESLACO, June l8.-Chamber OF
Commerce representatives are ex-
pected to be present at the meet
ing Of the Valley Press club TO be
he'd at the Cortez Hotel Friday
night. according TO Ralph Bray Of
Mission, president.
They will discuss a program for
the visit TO the Valley of World
Press Congress- delegates who will
stop in this section on their way
home from Mexico City. They are
expected to be in the Valley August
20.
Other matters OF interest also are
expected to come up and a fun at
tendance Of Valley newspapermen
Is urged.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-06-18
Wife Noted Engineer
Dies I'm Washington

WASHINGTON. June lS-F-
Mrs. John HAYS Hammond. wife OF
the noted engineer. died here early
today after an illness OF several
weeks.
With the exception OF Richard p.
Hammond. who Is In Paris. all 0f
her four children. John Hays. Jr
Harris and Natalie Hays were M
her bedside az their home on fash
ionable Kalorma road
Mrs. Hammond was In her sew
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-06-18
Twelve Boys Enroll
For Poultry Contest
CBY Sad Correspondent

ny 1NuEA SNIN NNFOAaANAA
SAN BENITO, June i8.-Henry
Alsmeyer said Wednesday that the
following boys had enrolled for the
All poultry Judging contest 10 be
held at Landrum's gin here Thurs
day morning. j. II. Casey and Pal
mer Jennings. Los Fresnos; Clocis
and Lowell Echols. R%angerville
Charles and Glynn Hamilton. Clar-
ence Little and John A. Webb. Will
son Tract: Glenn Miller and Clar-
ence Theme. Highland: Sam Moon,
Santa Rosa: Emanuel Schultis,
Stuart Place.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-06-18

renee took place al any time or
place"
The only mention OF difficulties
in the Vanderbilt household was
BY Vanderbilt's own attorney, sam
uel Plat. who issued a statement
In which he said Vanderbilt for
some time has been incensed over
attentions that Arno has been pay
ing Mrs. Vanderbilt"
The Vanderbilts married here in
1927 shorty after he had divorced
his first wife and the present Mrs.
Vanderbilt likewise had obtained a
decree. They have been In Arno
several weeks. supposedly coming
here for some motion picture work
in which Vanderbilt is interested.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-06-18
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

IFrtcared ~ BrcWnSNlIIe Title COT
Robert S. Larimer by Tr. 10
Henry w Warden. ct al. EXITS. Of
Est. Of j. P. Crouch. decd. w 10
Of blk 48. Fresnos Id. s. w. Cos
subd.. Sh. %. E. S. CT. Cd'n. $500.
CuateS Dev. co. TO Bruce w Pal
mer and Flora NJ. Palmer. S. part
OF blk 81. cont. 722 ac. Rice Tract
Subd. Cd'n: S4.332OO.
r. NJ. Clark et al. 10 Cuates Dev
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-06-18

The Konorak. or Black Pagcda"
az the OriSsa district IN India. IA
one Of the worlds stranRest and
most ornate buildings On NJ are
carved figures OF animals and hu-
nan images shown In the act or
committing every sin known 70
mankind.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-06-18

Excavations near Mexico City
have brought to light well-preserv-
ed remnants of the bathing places
of the ancient Aztec aristocracy.
The tubs" were carved out Of solid
rock.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-06-18

entieth year. she had been I'll for
some time from a complication OF
diseases.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-06-18
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in New STRENGTH in the Blood

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