Industrial progress highlighted at chemical engineers congress
Prof. G C Smith of the University of Cincinnati told the eighteenth annual convention of the American Institute of Chemical Engineers that America has made rapid progress and become independent of European products. About 200 leaders attended the four day session in Cincinnati to discuss vital chemical problems and potential new industries in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
G. C. Smith
Department of Chemical Engineering
University of Cincinnati
American Institute of Chemical Engineers
Linton
United States
Cincinnati
Prof. Smith
Chemical Industries
Miami Valley
Smith
C. H. Behre, Jr
Resource Survey
Union Gas and Electric Company
The
Chemical Engineering Department
Patent Court
Maximian Toch
Committee On
Patent Law
Patent Court of Appeals
Washington
Supreme Court
Morris
Charles L. Reese
Institute
American Diamalt Company
Federal Products Company
Wadsworth Watch Case Company
Rookwood Pottery
Lincoln Emancipation Proclamation Attacked as Hate Use
Mrs. St. John A. Lawton of Charleston claims Lincoln’s emancipation was intended to spur enslaved Black people to assault Southern women, forcing Confederate soldiers to abandon the army to protect homes. She challenges views of Lincoln as humanitarian and notes Northern hypocrisy and supposed forgetfulness.
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New York World News Service
Spartanburg
D. C
St. John A. Lawton
Charleston
The
United Daughters of the Confederacy
of the Order
Lincoln
Lawton
North
Northern Institutions of Learning
Miami Hold-Up Men Kill Unidentified Visitor
An unidentified white man wearing a Springfield Mass suit was shot and killed in Miami during a hold-up attempt. Two witnesses reported hearing voices and a single gunshot. the man’s identity is unknown beyond a laundry mark W H and a Lynch trade-mark from Springfield. Police suspect he may have been a passenger on the Admiral Line steamer H F Alexander arriving in Miami last Monday.
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Associated Press
Miami
Fla
Springfield
Mass
Nrews
Charles M. Lynch
Admiral Line
H. F. Alexander
Call Me Henry Inscription Funded In Lansburgh Will
Henry Lansburgh Washington merchant who died last week left a will asking a mausoleum inscription over his Rock Creek Cemetery grave reading Call Me Henry. He funded two endowments for hospital work by the Ancient Arabic Order of Nobles of the Mystic Shrine in Philadelphia and Washington persons named Kendrick. The will lists a $1,000 immediate fund and a $20,000 fund within five years. The estate is valued around $1 million.
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New York World News Service
Washington
Henry Lansburgh
Rock Creek Cemetery
Henry
Lansburgh
Freeland Kendrick
Mabel Kendrick
Philadelphia
Order of Nobles of the
Mystic Shrine
Kendrick
Churchill says he is fed up with modern book readers
Winston Churchill, once a prolific author, told a reporter aboard the Uraguaya that he may never write again. He criticized high prices and library access, saying he writes for personal satisfaction and fears the public’s tendency to follow hype rather than seek quality.
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New York World News Service
New York
Winston Churchill
Royal Mail
Uraguaya
Bermuda
Counterfeiting Ring Busted Across Cities
Six suspects, four women and two men, were arrested in Louisville Chicago and St Louis on counterfeiting charges. Two women named Alberto and Harlow were rounded up in Louisville and one couple McMickel and Elsie were seized in Chicago with a full counterfeiting outfit. Harry Walker and Alta Lahey were arrested in St Louis and here respectively. Prisoners to be taken to St Louis for trial, with agents citing activity in Detroit Cleveland Chicago Indianapolis Cincinnati and St Louis over five months.
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Louisville
Chicago
Sted
Secret Service
United Stat
St. Louis
Detroit
Cleveland
Indianapolis
Cincinnati
Buck and Bo lan Agents Probe Cincinnati Gang
Secret Service agents Harry H Buck and Michael Bolan worked on gang activity in Cincinnati but were out of the city yesterday. The gang reportedly operated extensively in Cincinnati over the last five months.
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Harry H. Buck
Michael Bolan
Secret Service
Cincinnati
Arrested in Hold Up of Store Proprietor
George Sofron of 2913 Highland avenue reported two men robbed his confectionery at 1947 Central avenue on November 21, taking 30.50 and a watch valued at 40. Detectives Hall and Thomas and Policeman Zapf arrested William M. Rose, 26, of 3137 Fredonia avenue, who was identified by Sofron. Rose denies the charge.
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George Sofron
Highland Avenue
Hall
Thomas
Zapf
William M. Rose
Carpenter
Fredonia Avenue
Seventh Street
Central Avenue
Sofron
Rose
Lofron
Briand Receives Warm Veterans Welcome in Paris
Premier Briand returns from Locarno treaty signing to a Paris welcome by war veterans. Blind, legless and armless soldiers carried a banner praising him for safeguarding children from the misfortunes veterans endured.
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Briand
Associated Press
Paris
Locarno
Heroes Turn Thieves For 15 Dollar Savings Bank
Two young boys heard a four year old girl cry as a fire engulfed Frank Masronni’s home in Steubenville Ohio. They entered the burning house to save her savings bank valued at 15 dollars, then fled through a rear exit with the bank and its contents. Police seek the boys for questioning.
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Associated Press
Steubenville, CO
Frank Masronni
Police seek Joseph Kloenne missing after hospital escape
Police asked to search for 36 year old Joseph Kloenne who escaped from Longview Hospital last night around eight. Attaches say his home is 2289 Clifton Avenue. He wore a dark overcoat and a light felt hat.
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Joseph Kloenne
Longview Hospital
Clifton Avenue
Lewis Defeats Romano in Two Falls Victory
Chicago reports Ed Lewis defeated Italian grappler Mike Romano in two falls out of three in tonight's match. Lewis secured decisive wins to claim the pro wrestling victory in the arena.
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Lewis
Romano
Associated Press
Chicago
Mike Romano
Bantam Champion Defeated in Non Title Bout
Cali fornia Joe Lynch of San Francisco defeated Charley Rosenberg of New York in ten rounds at Oakland Auditorium. Both fighters came in over weight, Rosenberg at 121 1/2 pounds and Lynch at 122 pounds, so no title was at stake.
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Oakland
Cal
California
Joe Lynch
San Francisco
Charley
Phil) Rosenberg
New York
Oakland Auditorium
Rosenberg
Lynch
Chickie Opens as Heroine in Meherin Serial
The girl Chickie is introduced as the central heroine of Elenore Meherin’s new serial, described as breath-taking and charming. Readers are invited to follow her adventures in subsequent installments.
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Chickie
Elenore Meherin
Mitchell Court Orders Stop to Rows With Witnesses
The Mitchell court martial, in Washington, ends week six by ordering witnesses and officials to stop wrangling. Major General Howze, court president, enjoined decorum and warned against insults to witnesses. Prosecution witnesses testifying include Commander Kenneth Whiting on naval aviation and defenses, with Lt Cmdr Rosendahl and others detailing Shenandoah mooring safety and related claims.
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Mitchell
Washington
Robert L. Howze
Frank R. Reid
Illinois
Howze
Kenneth Whiting
United States
Great Britain
R. D. Weyerbacher
Charles E. Rosendahl
Druse Flogging and Frontline Actions in Syria Conflict
From Jeddide to Mount Hermon the fighting rages as French forces pursue Zeid’s Druse faction. Armored posts brace the line while Arab volunteers defend Christian villages. French air and artillery shelling targets Druse positions as Lebanon's fate hangs in the balance.
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Zed Atrash
Lebanon
Jeddide I
Christ
the Virgin
Joseph Bey Karam
Druses
Jeddide
Jacot
Druse
Mt. Hermon
Rasheya
Zeid
Hermon
Hasbeya
Sidon
Morocco
Gamelin
Khalwat-el-Bisad
Palestine
Jordan
Metullah
Paléstine
Moslems View French as Islam's Worst Foe
Palestine and Trans-Jordan Moslems are agitated by events in Syria with denunciations of France as Islam's worst foe. Famine fears and desert Bedouin loyalties threaten stability while Druse offensives target north of Damascus. French reinforcements rush to Reyak and Homs as Homs faces siege.
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New York World News Service
Jerusalem
Palestine
Trans-Jordania
Syria
Great Britain
Emir Faour
Faour
Damascus
Homs
Hammara
Mt. Hermon
Litany
Reyak
Druses
N. Y
Word News Servies
Still Seek Mystery Wife in Birkeland Case
Homicide ruled undetermined as Coroner investigates the death of Knute B. Birkeland a retired clergyman and businessman found dead in an unoccupied Minneabrosis apartment. Police search for Rae Reynolds the woman who rented the unit and paid rent through December 11.
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Knute B. Birkeland
Pallice
Rae Reynolds
Birkeland
Rail switchman injured in stunt at Balti more & Ohio junction
Edward Gibson 55 of Hartwell suffered a fractured right leg after falling from a freight car at the Eighth street junction. He was taken to St. Mary's Hospital by police.
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Eighth Street
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Edward Gibson
Ferndale Avenue
Hartwell
St. Mary’s Hospital
Tal
Federal Building
O. C. Fisher
New French High Commissioner Arrives in Syria
Henry de Jouvenel, France new High Commissioner in Syria, landed at Heirut and, escorted by Arabian cavalry, rode to French headquarters through streets lined with flags and cheering crowds.
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Syria
Associated Press
Heirut
Henry de Jouvenel
France
Weather summary for Ohio Kentucky and nearby regions
The report notes Ohio mostly cloudy with light possible eastern rain and warmer in the southwest, Kentucky clouding up with warmer temperatures and rain later, Tennessee fair in the east with showers possible west by Friday, and West Virginia and Indiana showing increasing cloudiness, warmer starts with rain or showers by Friday. A separate table lists temperatures and precipitation across cities for December 2, 1925, ending at 7 p.m. ninetieth meridian time, with clear conditions in several locales and varying highs and lows.
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Ohio
Kentucky
Tennessee
West
Virginia
Indiana
Ee Kaede
Esas Bassinet
En Smidien
Omaha
Atlantic
Kansas City
Birmingham
Denver
N. Orleans
Sige Sinha
Galveston
Spokane
Pittsburgh
Francisco
Lewisville
Bees
Nashville
The
Pas
S. Marie
Merchants Association Directors Nominated for January Election
At a last night meeting candidates were named for the Main Street Merchants' Association director posts. East Side ticket includes Robert Doepke Edgar Wilson John Gutting George P Gross and Benjamin S Dieckman. West Side ticket lists Herman Guckenberger Charles Keyer Clarence A Schmidt Edward Leiniger and Joseph DePilla.
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Main Street Merchants’ Association
East Side
Robert Doepke
Edgar Wilson
John Gutting
George P. Gross
Benjamin S. Dieckman
West Side
Herman Guckenberger
Charles Keyer
Clarence A. Schmidt
Edward Leininger
Joseph DePilla
Stork Delivers Quadruplets in Lancaster Family
In Lancaster Ohio on December 2, Dewey Rose and his wife welcomed quadruplets born to a 24 year old mother. Four girls Bett y Beatrice Brunella and Bernice weighed three pounds each. Three of the babies died at birth while one survived along with the mother who is reported doing fine.
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Lancaster
Dewey Rose
Betty
Beatrice
Brunella
Bernice
Laxative BromOQuinine Adverts E Grove Signature
A historical ad promoting Laxative BROMO QUININE Tablets as a preventive for colds grip or influenza. Claims safe and proven remedy with the box bearing the signature of E. W. Grove. 30c sale.
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E. W. Grove
Mrs Anna Willey Bevis Dies, Longtime Ohio Resident
Mrs Anna Willey Bevis 65 widow of M L Bevis was found dead at her Thrall Avenue home by her sister Miss Dora Willey. Coroner Handley ruled death from arteriosclerosis after she recently recovered from pneumonia. She leaves son Dr E M Bevis of Tonasket WA and A Clair Bevis in Cincinnati plus two brothers and a sister.
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Anna Willey Bevis
M. L. Bevis
Thrall Avenue
Dora E. Willey
Joseph Linder
Hosea Avenue
David H. Willey
Stephen E. Willey
The
Willey & Ruckstuhl Company
Ralph M. Diserens Dies at Home in Fort Wayne
Ralph M. Diserens died at his Fort Wayne Indiana home after a six year illness. He was a former Cincinnati resident from Price Hill and left eight years ago for Fort Wayne. He leaves a widow and three children with sister Alma a Woodward High School teacher. Family members were summoned to Fort Wayne on Friday. The Rev R A Hoeck of St Pauls English Lutheran Church planned the funeral for Saturday afternoon in Fort Wayne.
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Ralph M. Diserens
Alice M. Diserens
Aragon Flats
Burnet Avenue
Ft. Wayne
Ind
Cincinnati
Price Hill
Mise Alma
Woodward High School
R. A. Hoeck
St. Paul's English Lutheran Church
Harriman Brother of Vanderbilt Dies in Newport
Joseph Harriman, brother of Mrs. William K. Vanderbilt and son of the late Oliver Harriman, died at Elm Tree Cottage in Newport, Illinois tonight from pneumonia.
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Newport
R. IL
Joseph Harriman
William K. Vanderbilt
Oliver Harriman
Elm Tree Cottage
Birth announcements for several families in city and town
A list of birth notices reports recipients including CHINN Harry and Ida with a boy at 827 East Pearl Street Elliott Virgil and Mabel with a boy at 1200 Plum Be Garner Lloyd and Carrie with a girl at 413 Arch Street Helmers Edgar and Eleanor with a child at 3215 Vine Hughes Arthur and Hazel with a boy at 227 Ludlow Humphries Bruce and Levina with a girl at 3026 Minot Avenue eee and Amelia with a boy at 2128 Spring Grove Avenue eee a and Lillie at Red Bank Warrd James and Mary with a girl at 71 Plum Street Wessel Bernard and Ethel with a girl at 3344 Cardiff Avenue.
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Chinn
Harry
Ida
East
Pearl Street
Elliott
Virgil
Mabel
Plumbe
Garner
Lloyd
Carrie
Arch Street
Helmers
Edgar
Eleanor
Vineatt Hughes
Arthur
Hazel
Ludlow
Humphries Bruce
Levina
Minot Avenue
Eee
Amelia
Spring Grove Avenue
A and
Lillie
Red Bank
Warrd
James and
Mary
Plum Street
Irl
Wessel—Bernard and
Ethel
Cardiff Avenue
List of Names and Addresses Appearing in Public Record
A compiled excerpt lists individuals with their residences, including Wilson Naegele 826 Rockdale Ave Beulah Steingrueber 261 Page St Eugene Arnold 5650 L Hommedien St EHa Bevel 370 George St and others such as Thomas W. Davidson 2909 Vernon Place Helen E. Edwards 2567 Observatory Ave Henry Saunders Naomi Hayes Luis Schilling 3686 Den St William H. Gwynn Miami Fla Frances E. John Cherry Grove O Orange Inaiecones 410 John St James Wilhite East Bermstadt Ky An M White Glendale O 8720 Man St.
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Wilson Naegele
Rockdale
Beulah Steingrueber
Eugene Arnold
L’'Hommedien
Eha Bevel
George St
Thomas W. Davidson
Vernon Place
Helen E. Edwards
Observatory
Henry Saunders
Naomi Hayes
Luis Schilling
Den
William H. Gwynn
Miami
Fla
Frances E. John
Cherry Grove
O. Inaiecones
John St
John St. James Wilhite
East Bermstadt
M. White
Glendale
River traffic and river stage updates in Cincinnati
The Ohio River at Cincinnati stood at 21.6 feet last night and was unchanged. Towboats Otto Marmon and D T Lane arrived with coal from the Kanawha River. The John W Hubbard bound for Louisville arrived from Louisville this morning and will depart at 5 PM for Charleston. The Kentucky line from Louisville and the Tom Greene from Charleston are noted with departures and arrivals around 11 PM and 7 PM respectively. The Kentucky for Louisville sails tonight at 5 PM from Cincinnati.
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Ohio River
Cincinnati
Kentucky
Louisville
Tom Greene
Charleston
John W. Hubbard
Otto Marmon
D. T. Lane
Kanawha River
Lane
Columbia Power Station
Big Miami River
River St
Pittsburgh
Orsarttenerence
Paenenesenwnees
Dam
Parkersburg
W. Va
Aten
Pt. Pleasant
W Va
Theeneneteeee
Portsmouth
Prreieterery
Sn Ee
Ae Ind
Cairo
Memphis
Helena
Ark
Vicksburg
New Orleans
Nashville
Tenn
Knoxville
Chattanooga
Teeneeee
Daven “ Stenneeeeneee
Keokuk
Kansas
St. Louis
Weeee
Little Rock
Arkwaeee
Edoee R—Rising
F— Alling
Scottish Rite Lodge Notices Meeting in Ohio Consistory
A special meeting of Ohio Consistory 32nd degree lodge is called for this Thursday at 6 p.m. to announce candidates and work in degrees 19 and 21. Officers William J. Hoard commander in chief and William Harte secretary preside.
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Ohio
William J. Hoard
WM. Harte
Obituaries: Bevis Diserens Roth Wittkamp Dates
Death notices list Anna Bevis at Clifton on December 2 with funeral notice. Ralph F Diserens, Ft Wayne, after long illness. Matilda Roth of Covington died December 2 with funeral December 5. Jashine Wittkamp died December 1 with service December 4. Interments at Highland Cemetery and St Mary’s Cemetery noted.
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Bevis
Anna Willey
Thrall Avenue
Clifton
Diserens
Ralph F
Albert D. Diserens
Alice M. Jefferies
Ft Wayne
Ind
Ft. Wayne
Roth
Matilda Roth
Tieke
George F. Roth
West Eighth Street
Covington
St. Mary’s Cemetery
Subsidiary Incorporation Filed by Columbia Engineering
Incorporation papers were filed with the Secretary of State in Columbus Ohio by the Columbia Engineering and Management Company, a subsidiary of Columbia Gas and Electric. Capitalization is $100,000. Incorporators include P A Connelly F H Talbott Ray E Buchus C J Eichlbger and H T Tewnies of the Columbia Power Company engineering staff. The new firm will be affiliated with the Ft. Miami electric plant set for dedication next week. Officers to be elected after state approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Columbia Engineering and Management Company
Columbia Gas and Electric Company
P. A. Connelly
F. H. Talbott
Ray E. Buchus
C. J. Eichelberger
H. T. Tewnies
Columbia Power Company
Ft. Miami
Woman Dies From Fall at Findlay Street Home
Mrs. Margaret Ruehl died at General Hospital after injuries from a fall at her 104 Findlay street home Tuesday night. Her skull was fractured and she died at 6:10 last night.
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Findlay Street
General Hospital
Margaretees
Ruehl
Jail Sentence Sequel in Gibson Shooting Case
Charles Fischetti a 26 year old shoeworker of 525 Scott street Hamilton Ontario was sentenced to ten days in jail and fined 35 dollars and costs by Judge Yeatman for firing several shots in a Gibson room on Tuesday morning He claimed fear of three other Italians who had visited his room and said the shots were to eject them Police and hotel staff were bayed at during the incident. He was charged with discharging firearms and disorderly conduct and received separate penalties of ten days and a 10 dollar fine for the first charge and 25 dollars plus costs for the second.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gibson
Charles Fischetti
Scott Street
Hamilton
Yeatman
Fischetti
Tebbe
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Chemical Engineers
Europe
More Homes Compaign
W. Meredith Yeatman
Marshall
Mich
Adam
Ohio Truss Co
E. Ninth St
Bette, Beet Rane
Commercial Tribune
Frank Herschede Co
Fourth Street
Will
Sultan Atrash
Rathkamp Motor Service Company
Montgomery Road
Carl Rathkamp
Times Hill
Iowa
McMillan Streets
BIG Four Athletic Association of Cincinnati
Alms Hotel
Atlathean Society
Avondale
Areancres
Pores
Reading Roads
AIC’ Societ. of
First
English Lutheran Church
Race Street
Emma Cook
Pauline Wessel Joest
Air State Prohibition
Milford
William Marshall
Loveland
Mayor Hill
Third
Martin Streets
Helming and
Brenner
Samuel P. Boyd
Harry Morgan
Lock Street
Samuel Callahan
Martin Street
Yandy Miller
Williamsburg
B. C. Morris
Ingleside Avenue
Miller
STORK
FT. Wayne, Ind
Iad
Lodge
Cere
Cremation Co
Busse & Borgmann Co
Freeman Avenue
Santa
Grand
Cinetanett Ohle Phon
Emery Auditorium
Frase Rudolph Polk
John Church Co
Fritz Reiner
Julia Arthur
Saint Joan
Matinee Daily
Clark & Bergman
Margaret & Gill
Walter C. Kelly
Bert Fitzgibbons
Fields & Johnson
Murray Girls
Kiewnings
Roach Comedy
Jack Holt
Billie Dove
Buster Keaton
Amundsen
Esther Ralston
Warner Baxter
Thomas Meighan
Capitol
Gloria Swanson
Rudolph Valentino
COBRA
Reginald Denny
Tom MIX
Clara Bow
Douglas Fairbanks
Don Q
Zokio
Cox
Redt
SOC
National Players
O. D. Woodward
Dulcey
Olympic
Ed Shafer
LA Revue Paris
Evanson
Gesiftens
Columbia Burlesque
Harry Pepper
Canal
Shubert
Student
Analel
ALL
Will Rogers Emery
Willis ‘Music Store
W. Fourth St
Lucille Ballantine
Conway Tearle
Madge Kennedy
Norma Noel
Sky Theater
Smo Orpheum
Aileen Pringe
the Mystic
Fox News
O. Heary
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