Welcome for Bremen crew in St Louis after Milwaukee visit
The Junkers Bremen flight crew Von Huenefeld Koehl and Fitzmaurice receive a warm St Louis welcome to Lindbergh Field. They will parade through the city, attend a Forest Park Highlands reception, and dine with German consul George Ahrens before a city parade and luncheon at Busch estate. Over 200,000 Milwaukee crowd greeted them yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BL Louis
INS
Charles 4
Lindbergh
Bremen
Milwauker
North Atlantic
America
Lindbergh Field
Forest Park
Victor Miller
Chlefs
Ehrenfried Guenther von Ruenefeld
Herman Koehk
James G. Fitzmaurice
Forest
Port Highlands
North Atlantic Ocean
Forest Park Highlands
George Ahrens
St. Louis
University Club
Ahrens
Charles A. Lindbergh
August A. Busch
Bt. P County
Chamber of Com
Milwaukee
Greenly Island
Chicarp
Japan Refuses to Withdraw Troops in Chinese War Zone
A historical wire-like brief notes Japan’s refusal to withdraw troops from a disputed Chinese war zone. The piece references reactions from friendly powers including the United States and recalls the Washington conference era and mediation figures. It discusses tensions over China’s integrity and sovereignty and mentions Nanking as a related point of contention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
United States
Washington
Earl of Balfour
Charles Evans Hughes
Chiba
Shantung
League
China
Mortuary Services For Zelma Fleming Held In Wisconsin
Zelma Elizabeth Jeming died Saturday at a sanitarium in Woodward. Funeral Tuesday afternoon at 2:34 in Wismer chapel with Rev George Shoemaker officiating. Burial in Cedar Heights, offfield Sng. Friends and relatives named include Mrs. Samuyrnl Winthrop, Mrs. W. Finney, and E A Fleming. Also notes Walter Junior Porter funeral today at noon by Towne Funeral Home with Rev Ruchmiond Morgan officiating for Canprega nonal church. Body was taken to Relubeck for burial after a child’s death at home earlier in the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zelma Fleming
Zelma Elizabeth Jeming
Woodward
Wismerchapel
George Shoemaker
Cedar Heights
Offield
Sng
Busca
Fairview
Miss Fleming
Waterson
Ing
Richisie
Samuyrnl Winthrop
Ntwansen
Wis
Bunce
Lincoln Street
W. 1
Finney
Fletcher Avenue
Shrer Brothers
E A. Fleming
Cedar Bulls
Vv Fleming
New York
J. G., Fleming
Angeles
Cal
Walter Junior Porter
Fueral “Homie
Ruchmiond Morgan
Canprega
Nonal Church
Walter Dyntor Porter
W. A. Porter
Rath Street
Relubeck
Tonsilius
Reinocek
Waterloo’s Mr Bell Built Canning Pioneer Career
The profile traces the life of a self made industrialist who rose from a 12 year old yard worker to head of the Waterloo Canning Company and founder of the Bell brand shoepeg corn. It covers his education at DePauw and Bucknell, early telegraph work under Matt Quay, ventures in coal timber and a 5 and 10 cent store, rise to manager of Burt Olney Canning, and establishment of his Waterloo operation in 1923. He is noted as an Elks member, Sunnyside club man, and enjoys golf and Minnesota fishing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
De‘Pauw University
DePauw
Bucknell University
Lewisburg
Matt Quay
Matt
Young Beil
Rome
New York
Burt Olney-Canning Company
Oneida
N. Y
George E. Lichty
Waterloo Canning Company
Concen
Bell
Elks and Sunnyside Country Club
Minnesota
Mellon’s Backing Shifts Hoover Nomination Outlook
The New York Herald Tribune reports Mellon’s renewed support for Hoover reshapes GOP hopes. Neutral leaders fear the anti Hoover faction faces slim odds, risking harm in the general election as neutrals weigh the implications and possible shift in strategy.
Iowa Teachers Buy Citizenship Papers at Iowa Exam
Three University of Iowa staff members were granted citizenship papers after an examination held Saturday. Professor Marton A. Shaw, Aldershot, and Coach Howard Shaw were among those given or pursuing naturalization, with Shaw identified as of English descent and Aldershot as Danish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ons Ci
University of Iowa
Marton A. Shaw
Aldershot
Howard
Shaw
Aldersehet
Ted
Howart
Fire Alarms Reported Damaging No Property
Sundry incidents at 10:48 p.m. in a garage at Lafayette Street injure no one and cause no damage. At 11:68 a.m. a fire at Waterloo Laundry Company on Park and Jefferson causes no injuries or damage. Monday at 1:02 a.m. an automobile fire in the 200 block of Fifth East involves Roy A. Cook of Independence with a sack on fire and no armage. an advertisement notes insurance advice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lund Lafayette
George Weichold
Veauon
Park and Jeffersons
Waterloo Laundry Cmpany
Bankey
Fifth East
Roy A. Cook
Independence
Qupt shoots husband in church lobby murder charged
Fred J Tyrell 53, superintendent of the First Christian church Sunday school in Mumhall suburb, is charged with murder after three shots fatally wounded Philip P Clark 36 of Homestead as services began. Clark had sought Tyrrell's resignation amid divorce action. church officials said Clark had threatened Tyrrell. Mrs Clark, a choir singer, was nearby and later under medical care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Fred J. Trrell
First Christian Church
Mumhall
Allegheny County
Jalil
Philip P. Clark
Homestead
Tyr- Tell
Clark
Temple
Ferrago Tyrrell
Petrals
Havel Clark
Divorse
Tyrrell
Clarke
Tytrell
David B. Crawford
Church Board
Slayer of Banker Denied Sanity Trial Goes to Murder Trial
J Everett Lewis, 31, charged with first degree murder in the slaying of banker John F Webber at Webbers home after a dispute over alleged mishandling of estate funds. Lewis confessed his shooting on April 7. Judge E M Walker denied sanity trial. a local sanity commission had submitted a private report. Defense includes Cal Shaw and L J Duke of Ottumwa and Sigourney attorney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottomen
J. Everett Lewis
John F. Webber
Lewis
Webber
E. M. Walker
Lecal
Cal
Robert J. Shaw
Sigourney
L. J. Duke
Ottumwa
Jail Constable Held for Oil Station Holdup
Sioux City Iowa May 14 Ray Russell 42 Sac City constable is jailed in Woodbury county facing robbery with aggravation after allegedly confessing to holding up a filling station attendant for 250. An accomplice fled after knocking the attendant unconscious and injuring farmer D McKown who witnessed the crime McKown a candidate for state representative organized a posse and helped capture Russell
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux City
U.R
Ray Russell
Sac City
Woodbury County
Russell
D. McKown
MckKown
Rus— Se
Legionnaire Editor Near Death in Des Moines
Frank Miles editor of the Iowa Legionnaire lay gravely ill with pneumonia at Methodist hospital Des Moines after a restless night. He had influenza last week but continued working until his condition worsened Saturday and he was admitted with a high fever.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Frank Miles
The
Iowa Legionnaire
Methodist
Miles
Grieving Husband Ends Life at Wife's Grave
Ray Banker 37 shot himself at his wife's grave in Sioux City on Mother's Day, leaving three sealed notes explaining his act. His brother and sister discovered the body while visiting their mother's grave. Banker is survived by two young children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux City
UPI
Ray Banker
Banker Ieft
Banker
Aged Woman Hurt Near Son's Grave
An elderly woman near Minneapolis was severely injured when struck by a streetcar near a cemetery while tending flowers on her son's grave. The motorman said she stepped onto the track from behind a pole as the car approached.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Son
Afianeapolis
Minn
Mel
Charles Grecher
Lime Springs
Aeronautic Wilt. Waterloo NAA Chapter Meets Tonight
Officers will be elected and bylaws adopted at the Waterloo chapter of the National Aeronautic Association meeting at 7:30 p.m. in the Repasse Automobile company rooms. The charter will be on display as other business is transacted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
National Aeronautic Association
Repasa Automobile Company
Politicians Disrupted by Bank Robbery in Chicago Ward Club
In Chicago on May 14, three armed bandits interrupted a Fourth Ward Democratic club meeting discussing Chicago’s crime wave. They robbed attendees, including Benjamin Kanne who lost a $1,000 watch, with others losing from $5 to $500. The bandits warned to separate politics from crime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Fourth Ward
Democratic Club
Lindsay
Benjamin Kanne
Sanitary District
West Union Bank Case Up To Jury
In May 14 2 H Estey assistant prosecuting attorney urged the state case against M Y Henderson cashier of the First State Bank of Gawkeye charged with accepting deposits while insolvent. The jury was reset to 2 o clock this afternoon after instructions. The court noted the long trial period with jurors spending Sundays at the courthouse. This follows the earlier conviction of bank president H Bevins on a related charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Bevins
Lindy Now Expert Navigator Taught by Best Navy Man
Col Charles A Lindbergh is now an accomplished navigator, joined by Major Thomas J. Lanphier at Selfridge Field Michigan. Lieut Commander P V H Weems, granted leave to teach Lindbergh, praises the pupil as quick to learn and ready to apply ocean navigation to aerial use. Lanphier confirms familiarity with the methods and ability to orient himself anywhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Charles A. Lindbergh
Thomas J. Lanphier
Selfridge Field
Michigan
P. V. H. Weems
Navy Department
Lindbergh
Weems
Lanphier
Navy
Foundry Accident Victim Secures $2500 Lump Sum
Ed C Andrews of 615 Washington Street petitioned a court for approval of a commutation of workmen's compensation on a $2500 lump sum. He was injured May 4 1926 at Hawkeye foundry, with the stipulation signed by foundry officers the deputy industrial commissioner and Employers Mutual Casualty Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Andrews
Washington Street
Andrews
Hawkeye
Employers Mutual Casualty Company
Brain Tests for Quick Thinking Reach University Standards
A published brain test from Evening Post presents groups of three statements per item. Readers decide which third statement to cross out based on the correctness of the first two. Instructions urge speed under two minutes and reference a Society Page answer section.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rolund
Ireland
France
Florida
Can Island
Five New Jersey factory girls die from radium poisoning
Orange and Newark based radium watch dial painters face fatal illness as medical science offers little help. Five women Miss Grace Pyer Mrs Albina Larice Mrs Quinta McDonald Mrs Edna Hussman and Miss Kathrine Schaub suffer progressive decay after years of exposure. Legal action seeks 250000 for each hoping to aid their final days despite statutes of limitations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orange
N. J
Mays
New Jersey
Science
Jersey Justice
Grace Pyer
Albina Larice
Quinta McDonald
Edna Hussman
Hillside
Kathrine Schaub
Raymond Berry
Newark
Radium Corporation
Episcopal diocese of Iowa opens seventy sixth convention
The seventy sixth annual convention of the Episcopal diocese of Iowa opened in Davenport with Bishop T N Morrison delivering the annual address at Trinity Cathedral Sunday morning. Cedar River pollution noted as unsuitable water source between La Porte and Columbus Junction after state health board survey. About nine hundred attend University of Iowa mother son daughter banquet as part of Mother's Day activities. Appeals loom against Civil Service board ruling that three Des Moines city employees were illegally removed. Incident reports include New Virginia youths arrested for intoxication after an auto crash and Des Moines youths injured in collisions nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davenport
LRI
Episcopal Diocese of
Iowa
T. N. Morrison
Trinity Cathedral
Cedar Rapids
Cedar River
la Porte
Columbus Junction
State Board of Health
University of Iowa
Des Moines
URI
District Court
Civil Service Commission
W. G. Barney
Warren Taylor
Andrew Runberg
Harley Clay
Raymond Felton
New Virginia
Wesley Hoefle
Lester Passno
Master Barbers Convene Annual Convention in Cedar Rapids
The third annual convention of the Master Barbers association opened in Cedar Rapids on May 14 with strong attendance. President L. R. Shull of Ames presided, and Robert K. Finch the Democratic candidate for lieutenant governor and Drake alumnus will be the principal speaker at tonight's banquet. The convention wraps up tomorrow at noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Master Barbers’ Association
Goor
L. R. Shull
Ames
Robert K. Finch
Drake University
West Union Fayette Paving Project Near Completion
A five and a half mile paving stretch on primary road No IT between West Union and Fayette will begin within two weeks. A two and a half mile section west of West Union was finished last Thursday evening and a similar piece southward was completed two days earlier. When the next section is done, West Union and Fayette will be connected by a hard surfaced road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Union
Here
Fayette
Grundy Center Rotarians Wives Host Waterloo Banquet
Grundy Center Rotary club members will be entertained tonight by their wives at a banquet in Waterloo. Hosts expect 30 covers. After dinner they plan to adjourn to the Rex Theatre where seats have been reserved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grundy Center Rotarians
Waterloo
Grundy Center
Black
Topom
Rixfern Theatre
Divorce Mill at Reno Doubled Its Output in 1927
America's great divorce mill at Reno Nevada more than doubled its output in 1927. Washoe county courts terminated the wedded bliss of 1603 couples. Census figures show 1926 Reno divorces numbered 153 with one of every 40 Nev residents obtaining a divorce that year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weslington
D. C
America
Reno
Nev
Washioe County
Census Bureau
Nevada
Lutherans Meet Here Tonight at OWA Convention
More than 150 out of town registrations for the Seventy-fourth annual Synod of Iowa convention of the United Lutheran Church of America arrive as it opens tonight at Trinity American Lutheran church. Rev. F Herbert Washiniaan announced the sermon will be preached by Rev A B Leamer. Prominent visitors include Dr Luther B Well of Baltimore Dr Charlies Bauslin of Fremont Neb Dr Holmes Dysinger noted in church school work and Dr Amos Traver of Philadelphia Luther League president. The fifty fourth convention of the Woman's Missionary Society opens Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Synod of Iowa
United Lutheran Church of America
Trinity American Lutheran Church
F. Herbert Washiniaan
Toay
A. B. Leamer
A. m
Luther B. Well
Baltimore
India
Charlies Bauslin
Freemont
Neb
Holmes Dysinger
Amos Traver
Philadelphia
Luther League of America
Woman's Missionary Society
London Denies Pact With Dawes Over Delegates
Senator Watson testified before the senate campaign committee about Indiana expenditures in the Hoover contest. He reported spending 2680.90 of funds, including 1000 to M Bert Thurmann, 275 for state travel stamping, 302.80 for printing and postage, and 602.50 to William Stahl for a farm relief article. Watson said Thurman and Archie Bobbitt could provide receipts and claimed his role was speeches and organizing, not fundraising.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buck
Watson
Washington
D. C
Indiana
Senate Campaign Committee
Herbert Hoover
M. Bert Thurmann
Indianapolis
William Stahl
the Hoosier Farmer
Thurman
Archie Bobbitt
Plot to Kill Husband Leads to Arrest in Patchogue
A 28 year old Patchogue woman Iva Austin and boarder Arthur Abadore were jailed on charges of plotting to hire a gunman to kill her husband for payment from life insurance. Blueprinted plan involved payments and a share in a $4000 policy. A Deputy Sheriff involved posed as the gunman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patchogue
She ‘Nassau County
Iva Austin
Sherif Charles Barcelona
Red Cross Chapters Seek Wallace C Mendenhall
Mrs. George B. Worthen of the Waterloo Red Cross home service seeks help as Catherine Kidder Cairo executive secretary reports Woodbury Red Cross and Cairo chapter aid in locating Wallace Glyde Mendenhall a 27 year old veteran last seen in Chicago. He is about medium height slender build with brown hair and grey eyes. Information should be given to Mrs Worthen by June 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George B. Worthen
Home Service Department
Waterloo
American Red Cross
Kathetine Kidder
Cairo
Egypt
INS
Red Cross
Wooddie
Astock
Wallace Glyde Mendenhall
Priests Gather in Chicago for Farewell Banquet and Investiture
In Chicago, Rev Edward Slatlery of St Josephs and Rev Dennis OBrien attend Sacred Heart and St Columbanus events. Rt Rev Edward Hoban to be reassigned to Rockford as bishop. Marriage licenses issued include Ray Johnson of Waterloo and Herman Db of McIntosh Nevada. others listed with dates and locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ose Rae Crerrgenrs
Sacred Heart Catholic Church
Edward Slatlery
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
Chicago
Edward FP. Hoban
Rockford, St
Tayo Waterloo
St. Columbanus’ Church
Monsiegneur
Dennis O'Brien
Ray Johnson
Waterloo
Herman DB
McIntosh
Nevada
Aronsa M
Newcomer Goodwin and Others Listed at Local Addresses
Four families moved from Waterloo during the last week, per Waterloo Merchants’ Association records. The list includes Mr. and Mrs. Goodwin at 415 Eighth east, Marie Gindt at 333 Butler, Theodore Buchanan at 364 Stun, and others such as H. Cousins, T. E. Wert, G. M. Kiitley, Edward Schaffer, Matilda Graham, H. A. Goldsberry, J. Everett Marquis, N. S. Sherman, W. KK. Jonas, and additional residents at 1020 South 237 Edwards 1053 Lincoln 413 Walnut 826 Fourth coast 713 Vermont.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PF. O. Goodwin
Eighth East
Marie M. Gindt
Butler
Theodore Buchanan
Stun
H. Cousins
T. E. Wert
G. M. Kiitley
Alen
Edward Schaffer
Matilda Graham
Edwards
H. A. Goldsberry
Lincoln
J. Everett Marquis
Walnut
N.S. Sherman
Fourth Coast
W. KK. Jonas
Vermont
Waterloo Reta Merchants’ Associave
Tlon Records
Two Milk Purity Proposals For Waterloo Council
Waterloo council will discuss two milk purity proposals with state dairy inspector A. L. Landis and city officials. One plan would require milk sold in Waterloo to come from tuberculin tested herds. The other would establish a city distributor bacteria count service at about 800 dollars yearly, shared by the city and distributors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
A. L. Landis
C. L' McDermott
J. R. Thompson
V. G. Bellinger
Waterloo Dairy Company
O. L. Hamer
Orange Township
Joe Golinvaux
Lunds
Landis
Erma Cole Wins $20 Iowa Chemistry Essay Prize
Erma Cole a West High School senior won the first prize of 20 dollars in an Iowa essay contest by the American Chemical Society. Her topic was Chemistry in Its Relation to Disease and Health. She will receive the award at class night exercises Friday June 1. Russell Getty a senior won second place and receives a book Chemistry in Agriculture. Robert Youngs won first place last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erma Cole
West High School
Iowa
American Chemical Society
Russell Getty
Robert Youngs
Wilson's Widow to Get Five Thousand Pension
Washington May 14 U P A bill awarding Edith Bolling Wilson widow of President Woodrow Wilson a pension of five thousand dollars a year passed the Senate unanimously.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Washington, D. C
U.pa
Edith Bolling Wilson
Woodrow Wilson
Senate
Jensen Canopus Club Speaker At Noonday Luncheon
City attorney W P Jensen will address Canopus club members at the noonday luncheon tomorrow at Hotel Russell Lamson. Amos Vogt buys barber shop at 329 Jefferson Street from John Hammond who remains with Vogt. Miss Mary Davis of 306 Williston avenue visits Burlington over the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amos Vogt
Jefferson Street
John Hammond
Vogt
Burlington
Mary Davis
Williston Avenue
Boxer Robber Pays $100 Fine for Hitting Woman
Pleading guilty to assault and battery on Margaret Camarata of 1002 Dawson Street, Lowell Squires known as Kid Roberts was sentenced by Judge J. C. Beem to pay a $100 fine and $2.50 costs or 30 days in jail. The fine was paid and costs suspended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Camarata
Dawson Street
Lowell Squires
Cireles
Kid Roberts
J. C. Beem
Rescue planes down short of destination
Two United States army planes en route to Labrador to assist the trans Atlantic monoplane Bremen crashed near Maitland Nova Scotia shortly after 11 pm eastern time. The pilots diverted from their course after passing Truro and headed toward Maitland about 50 miles from Pictou. The incident occurred as Bremen continued its flight to New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Halifax
N.S
United States Army
Labrador
Loe
Bremen
New York
Camna
Maitland
Hants County
Pictou
Cobequid Bay
Minas Basin
Truro
Washington DC Prohibition Agents Warn Druggists
Prohibition agents in Washington DC are pressuring druggists and other sellers of non intoxicating beverages under the Volstead act. They warn that selling items like juniper oil preparations known as gin drops could cost licenses. Agents label such sales as compounding a felony, though most violations under the act are misdemeanors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
INS
Motherhood the elemental task praised at Rotary dinner
Rev J Richmond Morgan urged Rotary members to value motherhood as essential. He proclaimed education lacking if it omits duties of motherhood and praised all women for their role in bearing and rearing. Daughters attended. Mrs Fred McLain sang.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Richmond Morgan
First Congregational Church
Rotary Club
Hotel Russell Lamson
Raphael
Fred McLain
Wilimer Committee Forms Taxpayers League in Black Hawk County
C. Williams announces formation of the Black Hawk County Taxpayers and Publicity League with 45 charter members. The group, to support J. W. Wilimek for sheriff on the Republican ticket, will audit county records and publish findings. Office listed at 301 Black Hawk Building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Black Hawk County
C. ¥. Williams
Fourth Street West
J. W. Wilimek
Williams
Black Hawk Building
Dogs Lose Trail in Search for Lost Three Year Old
Harvey Hunemiller, custodian of Shores broodhounds kennel, returned from Little Falls Minnesota after a failed search for a missing three year old boy. The dogs failed to start the trail and no trace was found. Separately, Richard Elwell filed a municipal court suit against Walter H. Schriel for $714.50 in damages from an automobile collision on November 29. Building permits were issued for several properties including Grace, West, Borsheim, Troesier, and Rosendahl projects with values ranging up to $4,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey Hunemiller
the Shores Broodhounds Kennel
Little Falls
Minn
Hunemiller
Strick
Fred Scheel
Richard Elwell
Third Street West
Walter H. Schrel
Sixth Street West
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von Huenefeld
Bitzmaurice
Koehl
Germantown
Ameria
Chiang Hai- Chek
Tsinan
Mellon
Hoover
Senator Borah
Norris
Nebraska
Jrooser
Ten of Spirit
Ser
Herais'tribune
Qupt
Legionnaire
Aeronautic
West Union Bank
Lindy
Evening Post, Inc
J Factory
Backes
Berry
News of
London
Dawes
REDS
Bombay
Billy
James Hurley
Raby Street
Allen Me Morial Hospital
Wallace C. Mendenball
Ciicago
Tom
Mrs
Newcomer
Wilimer Committee
Taxpayers’ League
S. S. Grace
Western
Oaklawn
W. W. West
Vine
Fremont
H. T. Borsheim
Berich
J. F. Troesier
Columbia
Porch
M. Rosendahl
Lane
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