Victim John Erdman Drowns at Cedar River Barge Site
John Erdman 22 dies in Cedar River near private woods and a sand bar used for bathing. Russell and Meyer with lifeguards and firemen attempt rescue. Erdman believed to have been inexperienced. Funeral planned in Waverly Iowa with services and burial set for Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wes
Ry Municipal
Doc” O'Connor
Cedar River Park
John Erdman
Park Board
Erdman
Paul Davis
Charles Russell
Albert Meyer
Russell
Martin Burke
Frank
Bluff Street
Waverly
Watertown
Wis
August Erdman
Edward
O’keefe & Towne
Decedent
France Presses for Ruhr Talks as US and UK Align
The article describes France resisting moves to let others decide German payments and notes that the United States and Great Britain share a similar stance on Ruhr occupation. It explains Ambassador Jusserand's upcoming Paris conference to relay American policy and clarify positions ahead of any reparations dialogue. Jusserand will meet Secretary Hughes before departing Washington to obtain the latest administration views.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Hugries
United States
Great Britain
Ruhr
Jusserand
Europe
Altho
Paris
Poincare
Baldwin
Hughes
Washington
Motorists See Fair Weekend Weather Forecast
Weather officials in Des Moines predict warm, fair weather for the weekend with only a brief rain threat this morning. With the sun returning, low clouds vanish and travel remains favorable. Large crowds are expected at picnics and league baseball games as people take to shaded spots and woods. Temperature readings show a high near 95 degrees and a drop to around 5 degrees above zero last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Bureau
Des Moines
Ralph B. Suppy
Jail Boy Preacher for House Robbery
Harry R. Pine a 17 year old Camden County High School graduate is held on charges of involvement in several house robberies. The youth, headed for the ministry, comes from a wealthy family and recently filled the pulpit at Union Methodist Episcopal Church in Camden while the pastor was away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry R. Pine
Camden
N. J
Union Methodist Episcopal Church
Harding Will Not Call Congress In Advance Session
On board the U S S Henderson with President Harding July 21 he has no intention of summoning Congress before its regular December meeting. Associates say he will not heed Senator Brookhart's demand for an extra session and believe the country benefits from the current recess. Advisers favor gradual farmer relief and fear further legislation now might hinder recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
U. S. S. Henderson
Harding
Congress
Alaska
Brookhart
Towa
Kasey
Hutchinson
Kan
Villa assassins hunted after state rancher murder
Mexico City reports federal troops scoured the hills near Santa Barbara at dawn in a broad search for seven gunmen who killed Pancho Villa as he rode with an escort toward Parral. Villa died at the wheel, and three others were wounded. authorities tightened security around Parral and Villa’s Camiliio ranch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Mexico City
Santa Barbara
Pancho Villa
Robin Head
Parral
Villa
Mexico
Parran
Trillo
Hipolite
Hea
Chihuahua City
Camtilio
Obregon
Thora
Eugenio Martinez
Chihuahua
de la ‘Anerta
As-Sassins
Thiaf
Francisco Herrera
Miguel Trillo
Asphalt Man Talks at Contractors Meet in Mason City
Mason City July 21 J arrows president of the Des Moines Asphalt Paving company addressed the 15 contractors gathered for the annual meeting of the Association of General Contractors. The group toured local industrial plants Friday and enjoyed a country club outing. Attending officials included J Harding membership secretary R C Marshall national association Washington D C and W C Allison Northwestern rep from Minneapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mason City
Jarrows
Des Moines
Des Moines Asphalt Paving Company
Association of General Contractors
Townsea
Ion
Clear Lake
Country Club
Washington, D. C
W. C. Allison
Minneapolis
Northwestern
Keokuk Gas Plant Explodes and Burns, Gas City Faces Shortage
In Keokuk Iowa on July 21 spontaneous combustion in the Fort Madison Gas plant coal and coke room caused a fire and an explosion. Flames engulfed the room melting supply pipes and forcing gas shut off. A single tank was in use but will exhaust soon leaving the city without gas for lighting and fuel until this afternoon. Estimated property damage ranges from three thousand to two hundred ten thousand dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keokuk
Fort Madison Gas Company
Farmer Ends Life After Girl Leaves Lamont Ta
Noah Green a farmer south of Lamont Ta killed himself after Edna Johnson a 16 year old orphan left the farm Friday afternoon with his brother William Green Green who is married with three children reportedly told his wife that if the girl ever left their home he would take his own life the suicide occurred today as reported from Lamont Ta
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lamont, Ta
Noah Green
Green
Edna Johnson
Willam Green
Troy
Rioting in Breslau Triggers Siege Edict
A state of siege was proclaimed in Breslau after an all-night outbreak of violence leaving six dead and over twenty wounded. Quiet was restored and hundreds were arrested as lawless bands sacked stores and fired indiscriminately, terrorizing the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Breslau
Germany
Writ Holds Charter for Mader's Local
A temporary order in Chicago restrains the legislative council of the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers from taking the charter from Local No. 381 of the union. Fred Mader, a labor leader, is named as resident. The action was filed in the U.S. district court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Legislative Council
The
International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers Union
Fred Mader
United States District
Buckley Thomas L. Dies in Waterloo Funeral Held
Funeral services for Thomas L. Buckley were held at O Kefe & Towna chapel after his death yesterday at 4 p m The body was sent to Columbus Ohio for burial Buckley formerly worked as a chef at Hotel Russell Lamson and owned four Chicago cafeterias He was born November 1 1878 in New York City and married May 14 1909 His widow survives He belonged to Waterloo lodge BPOE and members accompanied the funeral procession to the train
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas L. Buckley
O'Keefe & Towna
Columbus
Buckley
Hotel Russell-Lamson
Chicago
Waterloo
New York City
Decedent
Waterloo Lodge
Lady Rosehill Pleads for Public Patience Amid Royal Tie
Jessica Brown, chorus girl turned Countess of Northesk, asks the public to view her marriage as normal and wholesome. She defends her union with Dave, an earl, noting hard work and financial prudence over glamorous debutante notions. The couple promise a simple domestic life despite the 250-year title.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Chicago
Jessica Brown
Giri
Northesk
Altho
Dave
Earl
Scotland
Rosehill
Northesi
Jesaica
Seateh
Farmers Storing Wheat in Bonded Bins in Iowa
Des Moines July 21 United Press reports Iowa has a new warehousing law to support the American Farm Bureau Federation plan to withdraw 200,000,000 bushels of wheat from the market. The law lets farmers seal grain and obtain state certificates to borrow money, with town farmers receiving state sanction to hold wheat off the market. Certificates and regulations have been prepared by Secretary Cassady and Farm Bureau officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowa
United Press
Des Moines
American Wann Bureau Federation
R. W. Cassady
C.W. Hunt
State Farm Bureau
Hunt
Iowa Federation
O. E. Bradtute
Farm Bureau
Cassady
Two Badly Injured When Engine Backs and Crushes Truck
Lovatt White and W S Johnson were badly hurt when a Rock Island freight engine backed into their oil truck at a crossing near Muscatine and West Liberty. The crash at 6:30 p m dragged the truck 250 feet with White trapped beneath it. White suffered a broken arm a broken jaw multiple cuts and possible internal injuries. Johnson escaped with bruises and cuts and no broken bones.
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Muscatine
Lovatt White
W. S. Johnson
West Liberty
Here
Rock Island
Johnson
White
Town City
Dead Girl Hiker Suspected Gem Thief in Wisconsin
Milwaukee police seek to identify a dying hiker found along a road near hare last night named Miss J. C. Doyle. The La Crosse girl had previously vanished from a Waukesha hotel after diamonds and jewels valued at 5000 dollars disappeared, owned by the hotel proprietor’s wife. Authorities compare descriptions and plan to examine the corpse at the morgue to confirm identity. two pennies were found on the Doyle girl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Wis
Polia
Hare
J. C. Doyle
la Crosse
Waukesha
Doyle
Munn Company To Entertain at Rotary Luncheon
M. D. Munn of Chicago will furnish the entertainment for a joint luncheon of Rotarians Kiwanis and Lions hosted by the National Dairy Council. The 40-person troupe includes 23 women. The noon meetings of the three clubs are cancelled for the coming week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. D. Munn
Chicago
National Dairy Council
Russell-Lamson
Mr. Munn
Retired Farmer Is Killed Under Car Near La Crosse
Louis Helm a retired farmer of Hokeh Minnesota was killed when his car turned over on an embankment two miles north of Brownsville across the river from La Crosse Wisconsin One son escaped injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Cross
Wis
Louis Helm
Hokeh
Minn
Brownsville
LaCrosse
Ig Son
Bootlegger Ivener bound over on federal and state charges
Sioux City dispatch reports Ben Ivener, tied to a bootlegging operation found near Sioux City, was bound over to a federal grand jury with $1,500 bond after a morning arrest. He faced a state liquor nuisance charge with $1,000 bond and was later moved to LaMars for another violation hearing. Earlier, in late October 1922, Ivener pled guilty to possession of liquor, with a fine and vehicle confiscation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Wire
Sioux City
Ben Ivvener
Tvener
Ivenor
United States
Audrey W. Johnson
Ivener
Federal Grand Jury
Justice of Peace
Carl
W H
Five Dollar Rail Fare Sought by Three Lines
Three railroads the Great Northern Northern Pacific and Minneapolis Saint Paul and Sault Ste Marie ask the interstate commerce commission for a flat five dollar fare from Sioux City Duluth and Superior to harvest fields in Minnesota and North Dakota. The plan, discussed with North Dakota Governor Nestos and state farm and industrial officials, would apply from Duluth and Superior to Minnesota on July 30 and 31 and from five points August 1 to 15 to Minnesota or North Dakota destinations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul
Mitnn
Sioux City
Superior
Wis
Duluth
Minneapolis
R. A. Nestos
North Dakota
J. S. Jones
Minneapolis Farm Bureau Federation
J. D. Williams
Minnesota Industrial Commission
Minnesota
Typhoid Death Rate Cuts to One Fourth of 1911
Control of typhoid fever has shown progress with 1922 death rate at 6.6 per 100,000, based on one seventh of US and Canadian population. In 1911 the rate was 22.3. The figures cheer the American Child Health association active against typhoid and diseases affecting children and mothers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
United States
Canada
American Child Health Association
Rooster's Death Sparks Murder Charge in S D
Siour Falls South Dakota July 21 Charles L Ferguson held for trial in circuit court on a charge of slaying Eugene Griffin a neighbor last Wednesday after Griffin killed Ferguson's rooster. The bird's crowing provoked the fatal confrontation and Ferguson faces murder proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Siour Falls
S. D
Charles L. Ferguson
Eugene Griffin
Griffin
Ferguson
State Briefs across Iowa reflect varied local news
Ginton Dubuque county police seek two Mexicans, George Grago alias George Fronjo. Des Moines resignations as state mine camp instructor and a new private secretary appointed. Rev Dr Albert N Gage to speak at Iowa Baptist assembly in Iowa Falls. Winneshiek county hog cholera in ten townships. rest of county precautions. Iowa City voters approve 25 year water franchise. low turnout. Lake View residents petition for a new railroad station. Appanoose county bootleggers report dull season. Fort Dodge predicts four-way race with Harding leading GOP ticket. Dickinson claims re election with four tickets.
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Ginton
Clinton
hoHling
George Grago
George Fronjo
Dubuque County
Iowa
Dubuque
Des Moines
Yiazel H. Ott
Winogene Hobbs
Gibson
Mae E. Francis
Iowa Falls
Albert N. ‘Gage
Chicago
Iowa Baptist Sunday School
Tiecormh
Winneshiek County
Iowa City
Harding
Underwood
Ralston
LaFollette
Farmer- Labor
Henry Ford
L. J. Dickinson
Dickinson
Panama Canal Open Report Sparks Rumor of Closure
Reports from July 21 claim the Panama Canal was closed by landslides or obstructions. Radio messages from tankers in transit and officials in Washington offered no confirmation, with officials suggesting the talk referred to Gaillard Cut slides or dredging impacts.
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Associated Arena
Panama City
United States
Panama Canal
Canal Zone
Los Angeles
Cal
Deroche
Imlay
Los Angeles Harbor
Los Angeles Examiner
Hera
Salina Cruz
Slide In ‘Canal
Washington, D. C
War Department
Gaillard Cut
Linéra
United Press
San Francisco
Federal Telegraph Company
Ecuador
Venezuela
Pacific
Harding
Canal
Washington
Ra -Pacific Mail
Naughty Language on Radio Shocks Des Moines Hearers
July 21 Des Moines reports a radio broadcast delivered shocking language. Local enthusiasts phoned Vernon Seeburger, Polk County Attorney, claiming the speaker used highly descriptive words. Investigators note possible criminal action depends on further facts and sources speculate the broadcast originated from Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manyi Des Moines
Des Moines
Polk County
Vernon Seeburger
Marine Corps Hero Appointed Aide to Corps Commander
Brig Gen Logan Feland, famed for Belleau Wood and other French battles, is named aide to Maj Gen John A Lejeune, succeeding Maj Gen W C Neville. Feland, a Marine veteran since 1899, served in France and earned the D S M the D B G and the French Legion of Honor rank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan Feland
United States Marine Corps
Belleau Wood
France
John A. Lejeune
Feland
Corps
W. C. Neville
Dng
Marines
Cedar River Park hosts summer factory nines series
Playground supervisors held a meeting in municipal court room and approved Cedar River baseball diamond use by Rath Packing Repass Auto Stuart Manufacturing Nauman and Waterloo Gasoline Engine teams for remainder of summer. Rath’s squad plays there next Wednesday amid lantern parade plans and upcoming athletic tests. Attendance and age data were reviewed and merit certificates and badges expected for top performers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rath Packing Company
Repass Auto Company
Stuart Manufacturing Company
Nauman Company
Waterloo Gasoline Engine Company
Cedar River
Municipal Court Room
Rath
Grant
Fiske
Pat‘’s Pond
Lowell
Edison
Pat's Pond
Flames from Blazing Tank Car Wreckage Roast Carr in Field
Five cars derailed on the Chicago Milwaukee and St. Paul line near Ferguson Iowa late yesterday. Three fuel tanks and one kerosene car caught fire from a hot box, burning overnight with flames reaching up to 50 feet. Corn in an adjoining field suffered damage, telegraph wires melted, and ties burned for 500 feet as traffic detoured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshalltown
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
Ferguson
Waterloo People at Mason City Meeting
Waterloo will be well represented at the twenty fourth Iowa state conference on social work at Mason City, four days starting tomorrow. Mrs Dorothy Taylor presides opening session at the Methodist church tomorrow evening. Florence A Pfeffer, stenographer at Black Hawk county probation office, also goes. Dr J G McAlvin speaks on medical care of the sick and poor. Stella Ball Shepley will speak at the dinner meeting of the Iowa Association of Probation Officers. A number of welfare board members plan to attend. Judge G W Wood likely will attend. Mrs H O Steed will drive several board members to Mason City Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Mason City
Dorothy Taylor
Clear Lake
Florence A. Pfeffer
Black Hawk
Stella Ball Shepley
The
Jews Children’s Home Society
Iowa Association of Probation Officers
G. W. Wood
Owill
Plans World Flight on 280-Hour Basis
Lisbon July 21 Colonel Saccadoro Cabral Portuguese aviator who flew Lisbon to Rio de Janeiro outlines a three leg world flight plan. Lisbon to Japan 8,870 miles Japan to Newfoundland 7,580 miles Newfoundland to Lisbon via Fayal and Punta Delgado 2,140 miles. At 79 miles an hour the total air time would be about 280 hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lisbon
Saccadoro Cabral
Rio de Janeiro
Japan
Newfoundland
Fayal
Punta
Delgado
Episcopal Boys to Start Camp Monday
Russell Lamson and Eugene Hull will lead a St. Mark's Episcopal party to the Brotherhood of St. Andrews 10 day recreational conference at Morris Isle starting Monday. Participants include Leo Ferris Robert Marshall Charles Busby Harold Bagwell George Dickinson Marion Hull Robert Stevenson Wallace Sieg and William Pett with George Chaney Russell Wesemeyer as camp leaders Rev T N Mackenzie of Cedar Rapids as chaplain and Bob Young of Vinton as bate guard swimming instructor and bugler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Lamson
Eugene Hull
St. Mark's Episcopal Church
Thea Brotherhood
St. Andrews
Morris Isle
Leo Ferris
Robert Marshall
Charles Busby
Harold Bagwell
George Dickinson
Marion Hull
Robert Stevenson
Wallace Sieg
William Pett
George Chaney
Russell Wesemeyer
Davenport
T. N
Edward Grady Waeher Death Imminent Reported
Edward M. Grady continues to decline gradually with small changes noted in his condition today. Doctors say his strength is waning, and his family remains at his bedside as the expected outcome nears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ED Grady Waaker
Edward M. Grady
Heat Wave Charms Iowa Coast and Cities
A third heat wave swept Iowa with Davenport topping 96 degrees while Des Moines Dubuque and Keokuk reached 94. Sioux City Charles City and Omaha hit 92 as fair weather and scattered thunderstorms were forecast for Sunday, offering no relief from the heat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Iowa
Weather Bureau
Davenport
Dubuque
Keokuk
Sioux City
Charles City
Omaha
Mystery Develops In Case Of Stolen Auto
Elmer Heiser of 629 Dawson reported his car stolen from Electric Park on Wednesday night. A tip claimed the Waterloo car could be at a farm near Chester. The Sauls denied knowledge of the call, but atelephone operator confirmed the message. The Chester sheriff mentioned a man named Saul in jail on automobile theft suspicion. Further investigation promised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Heiser
Dawson
Cheater
P. E. Walker
Electric Park
Chief Walker
James
Chester
Waterloo
Heiser
Walker
Sauls
Saul
Three Members of Last Man's Club at 38th Dinner
Stillwater Minn July 214 Three aged men survivors of Company B First Minnesota Infantry who fought at Bull Run held the thirty ninth banquet of the Last Man club. A bottle of rare old wine stood at the table but a toast to departing comrades was drunk in water. By 1886 agreement the long survivor will drink the wine when all the rest of the 34 have died.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stillwater
Minn
First
Minnesota Infantry
Bull Run
Veteran Express Head to Be Buried in Iowa
Dixon S. Elliott, vice president of the American Railway Express and former president of the Northern Express, died in New York. Funeral services are held, then his body travels to Sioux City, Iowa, for burial. Born at Kewanee, he began in 1864 with the American Express company and later served Illinois, Wisconsin, Iowa, Missouri, Minnesota, and New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Dixon S. Elliott
American’Railway Express Comany
Theorthern Express Company
Sioux City
Kewanee
Willett
American, Exprésy Company
Illinois
Wisconsin
Iowa
Missouri
Minnesota
Reannounce Rule of Tax Exempt Profits
Washington D C July 21 The treasury re announced the ruling promulgated in May but afterward revoked which held that profits received by a corporation from earnings accumulated by another corporation prior to March 19, 1918, were tax exempt. The original decision was withdrawn days after it was announced to submit the question to Attorney General Daugherty for an opinion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D.C
Treasury
Daugherty
Daugherty Summoned As Morse Witness
Columbus July 21 A subpoena served on Attorney General Harry M Daugherty requires his appearance in federal court in Washington DC at 1 a m Monday as a witness in the United States case against Charles W Morse on ship fraud charges He will travel to Washington tonight or tomorrow and made no comment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Geneeral
Harry M. Daugherty
Federal Court of the District of Columbia l
United States
Sys
Charles W. Morse
Washington
Daugherty
Peoria Runaways Are Caught in Burlington
Burlington police picked up three Peoria youths Jimmy Bennett 13 William Whitby 13 and Henry Walker 20 who were runaway companions after being lured away. The boys say Walker induced them to leave and that they had been bumming for three days before being returned to Peoria Illinois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
Jimmy
Bennett
William
John-Whitby
Henry Walker
Peoria
Ill
Peoris
Walker
Chicago Car Strike Averted by Raise
A Chicago street car strike was averted by a compromise wage agreement granting workers a three cent hourly increase. An arbitration committee effected the agreement and plans for a further two cent rise next year. The previous wage stood at 70 cents per hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Mason City Woman Seeks $75,000 Alimony in Divorce Suit
Mrs. W. H. Hubbard of Mason City sues for divorce from Hubbard Grain Co. president citing July 21 charges of cruelty and infidelity. She seeks $75,000 alimony and an injunction to stop disposal of stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mason City
Criel
W. H. Hubbard
Hubbard
Hubbard Grain Company
Klan Signs Ordered Removed From Poles in Cedar Rapids
July 21 Cedar Rapids police ordered removal of Ku Klux Klan pageant posters from telephone, trolley, and electric light poles. Chief Benesh cited that posting bills on poles violates city ordinance and directed swift action to prevent public display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Benesh
Doles
Booze Seized After Bootleggers Attack Inspectors
New York July 21 several thousand dollars worth of contraband whisky was seized today on the freighter W M Tupper at Pier 44 North River after a battle during which a band of bootleggers tried to shoot or drown four United States customs inspectors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
W.M. Tupper
Pier 44
North River
Six Killed by Autos in Chicago in 24 Hours
Chicago reports six fatalities from automobile accidents in the last 24 hours raising the yearly toll to twelve for Cook County and eighty total since January.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Cook County
Dr. Jacobs Freed in San Diego Murder Trial
In San Diego a superior court jury found Dr. L. L. Jacobs not guilty of the murder of dancer Fritz Mann. This was his second trial after the first jury disagreed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DR. Jacobs Freed
San Diego
Cal
L. L. Jacobs
Fritzt Mann
Jacobs
Visitors in Waterloo Visit M H Kelly Home
Misses Josephine and Lucilla Kelly of Forest City are visiting for a few days at the home of their uncle M. H. Kelly. Josephine has been attending summer school at Coe college.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Josephine
Lucilla Kelly
Forest City
M. H. Kelly
Coe College
Fire Sweeps Inverness Threatens Town
Fire is sweeping Inverness Nova Scotia and threatens destruction of the town. Telephone messages report the blaze has already damaged the town hall and the Grand Central hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inverness
Sydney
N. S
Grand Central Hotel
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