Hammond Times, Volume 12, Number 43, Hammond, Lake County, 7 August 1917 — Page 5

Tuesday, August 7, 1917.

tj2 'OCIAL t5 Ming of the Stitch fcnd Chat- t ter Emhroid-iy Club which was scheduled for Thursday at' tern on of this "'k l.as been postponed until the aftc: ri,.n of Augutt 23. Mrs.. Frank I h il i: ps o U hostess 2o Calumet avenue wui ; Mr. and Mrs. John C. Kennedy of Pe-f'-it stret huve guests from New.Tstle. Pennsylvania. Pv. L. H. K ":! (f Highland street who has btfn ill for several days was ; auf.iofiiUv improved today to leave; the hospital, i A fine hsjv boy armed at the home I of Mr. and Mis. Raymond Flanlsan. HI j Sheffield avenue, this morring. Moth- j er and son are doing nicely. j j Mr and M rs. josepn oeye w -"I 154th street will leave tonight for j M'r.neapei.5. St. Paul. Omaha and California." ! Mr dren and M: John Leary and chilcf ; :!(vy street, together wun their guests Mrs Pet-r Schutz of this city and Mrs. Jim Kostecker and daughter I-oraine of Chicago have returned from Wahoo Lakf, Indiana, wl-.ere thy have been for several weeks. Miss Catherine Lewis of Oklahoma C:ty. Okla . who has been visiting: Miss Marv Arden Ci umpaeker, has gone to Mi. hizan for a visit before she returns to her heme down south. Valparaiso Mescer.ger. M-s. Jessie Moriarty and daughter. Hope, of this city have returned .from Tippecanoe. Ind.. where they were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Flory. Arthur A. Cohn. former! of the Northwestern Life Insurance company here, bit now with the Unitractor ccrrra-y. has returned to Indianapolis after visiting: his relatives here. Never since the establishment of a Lake Front Park has there been so rr.ar.y taoh parties as are taking p!a" there lately, scarcely a . day .passing when ten or a dozen do not take place. Mr. at. 3 Mrs. Charles Mille" of Ham--r.rnd who were the guests of their son George of Indiana Harbor at Evar.ston. 111., have returned home. Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Rees of Warren street have as guests Mrs. P.res' parents cf Peru. Indiana. Miss, Clara Xewcorrb has returned to Highland after visiting relatives here for the last few days. Mr. and Mrs. E. C Rees ar now occupying their prettv new bungalow, 2S Warren street, which was built this spnng. Cora Boney Dudley, who has been th(- guests of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Mat Bor.ey for a few weeks, will return shortly to New York City to resume her theatrical work. Mrs. M. Curloy of 63 Sibley street returned yesterday from Excelsior Springs. Mo. During her absence Mrs. O-irley was also the guest of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Swanton of Kansas City. Mo. Mrs. Thomas Jordan of Detroit street his issued cards f..r an "at home' for Wednesday afternoon. The Rosa! Neighbors will have their guiar meeting tomorrow night at re th Oddfellows hall in State street. Th Fourth Division of the Ladies' id Society of the M. E. church will i-.M at th" home of Mrs. B. Wilh"lrri. 15 State Line street. Wednesday aftiT.n.jn at two-thirty o'clock. Mr and Mrs. A. Cohen of Milwaukee visiting Mrs. Cohen's parents. Mr. tv.r -d Mrs. Wm. Eisner of Detroit street. Th" 'Quilters" of the Presbyterian Ladies' A.d S--"M"?y are to meet at the home cf Mrs. Will Stout, ! Detroit ..i . ee-, ,,r Wednesday afternoon of this week. Ail the rest of the aiders will n. ---.; at the. Red Cress work rooms. 504 lie, rumor. d building, to engage in Red Cross work. Mr. end Mi's' Ray J. Kerger. SSO Ada fticet. arn v,eir-. congratulated on the a-.-r.val of a litt1. sn who. has been hristened John Aloysius. The Deborah Aid ?ocitv w;!l meet in th parlors of the Christian hurch f.- r an all day session Wednesday, A must 8. A rsu'ar meeting of Opal Hive $9 L. O T M will b held t-migrh at the I O. O. F. hail on Stathe street. Initiation of candidates. The monthly business meeting of the Kpworth League of the Monroe street church w-.I! be held this evening at th" heme of Miss Leone Richards on Manilla avenue. Following the busiWhen a Chicago dentist, now the j head of t uicago's leading dental i laboratory, was practicing dentistry, he often realized the importance cf a harmless, effective preparation that he could offer his patients to use. not only when visiting his office, but at their homes or offices, something that by neutralizing mouth acids would aid in the preservation of the teeth, sterilize the mouh and at the same time destroy all breath odors from whatever cause. To obtain the re.-ults desired took months of experimenting and study, but at last in no-tel his efforts were crowned with success. The people of this city. old and voung men and women should feel especially pleased to kno-v that a liberal supply of no-tel in a convenient container may now be secured at all good (i'Ug stores for only ten cents. No-tel destroys all breath odors, yet leaves no odor in return. It is guaranteed absolutely ha"ri'--s and the unique first taste is i . ;'.lv overcome by the sweetened, re;; ' ,.ed. exquisitely clean feeling in the mouth. The longer yen use no-tel the more you will like it and appreciate Its excellent ouaVties. Adv.

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ness mce'inj; will be hold the Mission Study Class. Miss Harriet M Ewen of Plainwell. Mich., will arrive in Msmond today to rye the guest for a wecK or .ir ana Mrs. fh'iman McEwen of Monroe street. UN AIN AROUND GA J AT PEETTY LAKE. Hurley Dornian of J icKson street. M: is visit ins: with her mother, Mrs. W Mathew at Pretty Lake. . VISITING WITH DAUGHTER. H. Wheat field. Ir.d.. are the guests at the home of tho former's daughter. Mrs. 1:in of Harrison street. CN VACATION. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Simon of the Brandt apartments, are enjoying a two weeks vacation with relatives of Mrs. Simon in Chicago, and other places in Illinois. GUEST Or PARENTS. Mrs. Thomas Shan.ahan of Ocean Springs. Miss., is the guest of her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Arden Dearbeyne of Harrison street. VISITING HTJSBAND. Mrs. A. r. Melton is yisinng with her husband. Capt. A. P. Melton, who is in New York. It is believed that Capt. Me! ton will leave for France very soon. MRS. lATJMAN IXX.. Mrs. F. Lauman of 4224 Madison st reet. is a patient at Gary General hospital. RETURNS HOME. Mrs. Ord Hanley and children have returned home from a ?itof ten days with Mrs. Charles La Force, of Valparaiso. HERE TROM OEIO. Miss Verna Kluge has as her guest Miss Esther Hoiloway of Toledo, Ohio. TO JOIN HVSBAND. Mrs. George Langwell leaves within a few days for St. Joseph, Mo.. where she will join her husband. TO LIVE IN GA3Y. The Jolly Dozen c'ub gave a farewell party Tuesday evening in hor.or of Mrs. Harry Fruce. who will leave in a few days for Gary to make h. r future home. The guests were entertained at the home of Mrs4 A. W. Reehler of South Randolph street. Mrs. Bruce was presented a string of amber heads by the club ladies.--Garret Items in Fort Wayne News. CALLED HOME. Will Anglin of Gary, was called home to Aetna. Green on account of the serious illness of his mother. East Chicago ti&r People and Occurences Charles Goetzmger, who has been in McXees Rock. Pa., for the past six months and came home to visit his brother, X. J. Goetzinger of the Friedman apartments, for a wffk or two. has enlisted in the aviatie.n corps as a moulder. He left Thursday for Fort Wavne to take the examination. He succeeded in passing the examination and was sent on to Texas. He wi.l be missed by all who knew him, he having been born and raised in this city. The Red Cross center is still open to receive any help that the ladies of this city are willing to give. If you haven't attended the sewing center, do so. an dsee the work that those who have attended and helped have accomplished-Captain Davis of the ramp at Paw Mill park, this city, left yesterday afternoon for Indianapolis where he has been called. Company L of this city was out on a short hike this morning. The boys are surely doing fine, according to the little drilling they have had. Claude C. Hughes and M. H. Silverman motored to Chicago this morning. Mrs. Foster Moore of Xew York City, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hawaii of Prummond street, Inciana Harbor, is expected to arrive here this week Sh" will remain about three weeks. Mrs. Moore is very well known in this ci ! y. Mrs. Paul Llwellyn will entertain a number of ladies from this city at luncheon today at her home in Chi(Rgo Among who will ttend are Mesdames A J. Herma-isdorf er, Joe Freeman. R P. Hale, A. G. Schlicker and others. Mrs. L Faust of 4345 Forsyth avenue expects to leave Mo-idiv evening for a month's trip to Buffalo. New York, Niagara and Wana. Lake OnI tario. Indiana Harbor Persona! and Otherwise Specisl at Columbia, theatre tonight. 'The Xegeed Wife." Also an excellent five pari feature. Don't forget our ventilating has been installed and you can enjoy the program in comfort. S-7-1 Roy Kaiser of Grapevine street, will entertain at a slumber party tonight at his home in honor of Dwight Fiison who has recently returned from Ft. Bliss, Texas. Miss Corrine Gulliver has accerted a position in W. J. Murray's law office. Miss Kathryn Fagan of Grapevine street, left Sunday night for a two weeks' vacation with relatives in Pittsburgh, Pa. Mrs. Vance is having her vacation from L. W. Saric's office on Guthrie street. Misses LaVon Matheny and Madeline Evans have returned from a trip in southern Indiana. The trip was made with their grandfather in his machine. They visited in Frankfort for several days and returned yesterday. It is the earnest desire that all the members of the Woman's club meet at the Riley school building tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock to work on Red Cross supplier Both rooms will be open

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in the morning and also in the afternoon and work will be done on hospital supplies and surgical dressings. If there arc any who can not come i-i the aft rt). .on pleace come in the morning. If the women realize the immediate need for these supniies they would surely make a sacrifice and come and help work. The president of the Woman's club will be present at the rooms every Wednes.fay morning and afternoon beginning wi:h this week. Women, do not uailt until fall when the regular club work begins but come now for your work will be appreciated. Miss Tessio Cohen of Brooklyn. X. Y.. is visiting her sister, Mrs. L. Rottenberg of Guthrie street. She expects to stay- several month. Miss Blanche Rosenthal of Fir street, will leave todiy to spend a week with friends in Michigan. FOR SALE One Tony Skin Coat, size S-i: one, blue Broadcloth suit, size, 36; one black silk skirt and several other articles of wearing apparel. 3431 Fir St.. first floor. ' S-7-1 HHG DRESS IS THIS GIRL'S SHROUD Tomorrow they will bury the girl who met her death in an automobile accident at Gary as she was on her way with her intended husband to be married. The young couple had got their wedding license at Crown Point, they were enroute to the place where they were to be married in Hammond. and as they were passing through Gary death snatched this bride away. The br;de-t --be was Miss Luoiie Karklin. 1557 Karhl street, Chicago. Her intended husband is i'eter Anock. 3 s 2 1 W. Lake, e:hicago Anock as well as his hroiher-in-law, Charles Decatur and Jack Lavine. of Gary, the taxi driver, are at Mercy hospital, Gary. Tho first two are in a critical condition. I ndertakers Williams and Marshall today shipped the remains of Miss Karklin to Chicago for burial. The f me-ral will be tomorrow, and Anock will be unable to be present. The accident that robbed Anock of his bride within the hour in which they were to be wed occurred Saturday evening at the Nickel Plate crossing. South Harrison street, Gary. Miss Karklin received a fracrurtd skull. K. C. IB FUND OF S10.BDD.00B A war fund of $10,000,000 will be created by the Knights of Columbus throughout the United States to establish and maintain recreation centers, foreign intelligence bureaus and Knights of Columbus auditoriums at each of the thirty-two cantonments of the government. Plans for the work were disous.-ed a'- a meeting of the supreme hoard e.f the order at the Hotel Ln S!le in Chicago. The $1,000,000 which the order has cauned to be raised for recreation centers in mobilization camps has been oversubscribed. It was declared inadequate by supreme officials jesterday, arid their suggestion for a $10,OOO.OOO fund will be acted on at the national gathering of the order in the Hotel LaSalle today and tomorrow. MERRILLVILLE J W. J. McFaden of Evanston, was in town Saturday. Mr. McFaden is to he the principal of the high school here this year. Word has been received from Ernest Woods, who is stationed at Fort , Wyo., that he is in the hospital again, this time with erysipelas. Mr. and Mrs. William Coffee of Harvey, spent the week-end visiting relatives. Mrs. Soberer and children of Chicago, visited with her sister and family last week-end. The Campfire Girls and Hoy Scouts will meet next Friday evening for choir practice and social time with Harold Phillips. Mrs. J. Gardner and children of Hammond, werft calling on old friends in t ow n Sunda y. Grading is being done on Broadway. The road is expected to be finished this fall. The first communion services of Sts. Peter and Paul church at Turkey Creek was held. The class numbered fourteen. Many visitors from out of town at tended the service. The S'oltz families held a reunion in Merrill hall, fifty-five being served to dinner. STORM LEADS TO MRS. WIRT'S DEATH William Wirt. superintendent of Gary schools, is expected back in town from the cast on Thursday. Mr. Wirt went to his summer home at Lak George. N. Y. Following the funeral last -eek of his wife, whose remains were buried at Bluffton. Ind. Mr. Wirt went east regarding the future home of his three childien. Whether the home in Gary will be broken up is to be determined. For the time being it is probable that William Wirt. Jr., a GARY EVENING TIMES' carrier boy, who is 13. will remain on a farm temporarily in New York, and the younger chilire nwil lbe cared for by relatives. Mrs. Wirt and hsr children left their home at 64S Connecticut street. Gary, early in the summer for the customarystay at their summer home in the Adirondack Mountains. The home was kept there because Mr. Wirt spends a good deal of time at his office with the New- York board of education. It is said that Mrs. Wirt's death resulted in this manner: She had crossed Lake George in a sail boat to Mr. Wirt, who had been on an educational tour. As they were returning to their home a violent stor marope. Mrs. Wirt was not only placed in great danger, was frightened, but became drenched and chilled. She became seriously ill and her husband rushed her to a hospital in Chicago, but the shock had i.n too much and she passed away.

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GD. DEFENSE COUNCIL m mm Many Things of Importance Are Carried Out By New Organization. (Special to Tub T::or. ) CROWN POINT. IND.. Aug T The Lake County Defense Council met in the court house on Monday aflernoon with Capt. Norton and Judge Wildermutli of Gary and Mrs. Jennie Ward Wheeler, John H Peterson and S J. e'raiir of this city present. Judge W i Idermuth of Oar was appointe d t ounty chairman of the "l-V ur minute men" in Lake county and tie n turn will appoint soul ; one to represent each township. This is a movement in which speakers are sent to give four minute talks in the moving picture: t heatres Prof, Heighwaj spoke jn regard tthe Roys Working Reserve as he has chaige of this branch of service in Luke county. II? has made his appointments jand the work was started Monday and by the end of the week a great deal will hive hen accomplished, as the cards are in the hands cf the enrolling officials, and the placement of the boys will be started at once. A committee composed e.f J. Craig and Peter W. Meyn e.f Hammond was appointed to ask County Auditor Sin-on to call a special session of the county council to appropriate funds for the carrying on of the we.rk of the county agent's of'ice which is so vital at this time, as it is at the head of the conservation of food and is connected with this branch of service, also getting help for the farms. A deficit of $700 for the wo -k already done was reported by Mr Craig. A corn nvttt e composed e.f Cant Norton. Judge Wildermuth. J H. Peterson and S. J. Crair tr attend a special session of the legislature which Gov. Goodrich is expected to call within the next fortnight. This legi.-lative committee will represent the Lake county Council of Defeiise and lobby jn the interests of that aody, such as the protection e-f Lake ounty after tho troops are called from I.ake county. Mr. Maloney of Gary spoke as to the necessity of prylectiein of this county now, as the population is so cosmopolitan and the inflm of negroes fre ni the south into the north end cities is a serious question at this time. Tho council will hold its next meeting the second Monday in September. DON CftPELUH CAME HEREJ0 GET RICH And Not to Fight; Refuses to Sign Gary Draft Blank. Don Ysidio Capellan. 74S Connecticut street, a gentleman of Spain, who blew into Gary in Ma shortly after he had landed Jn this country declined to sign the medical examination blank after he had undergone a physical examination at the hands of Dr. F. W. Smith, assistant medical officer. Don Ysidio explained that to sign would mean he would have to go to war ffir Arr.ericji. and he had no such intention. He also said he couldn't understand. "Get some one who can talk Spanish,'" directed Dr. Toner. Send for Don Jose Tracey, el assistant postmaser. He was over in the Fhilllpiue-s and can talk Hispanalo better than Villa can." said C. L. Brown ell. Mr. Tracey ca ne. Trout No One. But Don Ysidio would no more believe Don Tracey than he. would anyone else. Besides it was getting chilly and as he was divested of his clothing he was shivering. "Senor Medico Francisco Smith Is an honest man. El Medico Secretaire Alf Jones is so. And Don John Brennan is all honest," Don Tracey said but Don Ysidio only shook his head. Don Ysidio was then haled before Don Erennan. el r.reridnte of the board. "Tell him. Den Tracey, that by the beard of Cortez that he will go to the cuartel and in k dark eel at that unless he signi up" said Don Brennan. Finally Don Ysidio explained that he didn't want to .no to war for America as he is sending home money to support relatives n Spain. Eventually, being convinced that the government was honest and that, he would dodie military service because he is an alien Don Ysidio did as he was asked "These foreigners co;r.e over here to get rich and send their money back home, hut don't want to defend th" country." another official said. It appears that some one has been conducting an anti-war propaganda among the Spanish registrants as three Dons had to be threatened with jail byboards No. 2 and 3 before they would obey diaft orders. DRAFT" EXAMS BEGINS AT EAST CHICAGO With East Chicago city hall surrounded with automobiles and the corridors filled with a hundred stalwart looking young men, it was evident that something unusual was astire this morning. It is the day set for the physical examination of the first 200 men called on the government draft for enlistment in the regular nrmy. The rooms of the building commissioner, the city engineer and one room upstairs are being used for the work. A crier makes the call in the corridor for the next consecutive numberThe regiment passes in before Pr. P. W. Hopkins for examination of tha eyes, nose, ears and throat: then he goes into the engineer's of'ice where various stages of physical examination are handled by the following physicians: Drs. A. A. Ross, A. J. Tananewicz, F. P. Cox. D. R. Johns and G. W. Miller. It was very evident from the rate at which the examinations were being conducted this morning that the first 100 will not be completed this forenoon.. Another 100 are called for this afternoon. The police department will be as busy as the examining board in rounding up men who do not appear, in tracing addresses, in looking up numbers, etc. Every single registrant in East Chicago will be examined so far as physical fitness is concerned. Those that are manifely exempt because of some Physical defeat will not have to appear before the board on the final call. Those

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make claims far -exemption at a later date. The government board believed that it would be a saving of time to examine the physic?)! condition of all first, before exemption claims were considered. OBITUARY Mr. Petr Downey, the fond and loving father of Mrs. Clarence S. Og-dc-n. Mr. Jinies Downey. Mrs. Will. am C;imer"n, Mrs. John Meyerhaus, peacefully passed into 'eternity- at his home, !"." E 114th place, Roseland. Chicago. 111. last evening. August 1. 1917. at 5:20 o'clock. H'. death being attributed to old age He was born in Belfast County Down, Ireland, Feb. 2, 1 3 S . and li'.'fd to he at the advan-ed age e.f 7 years fi months and 4 days, having cfirue to this country at the age cf 6 years wi'h is beloved parents of whom now lie was the last member , f his immediate family and has rerta'n'y gone through and experience long journey with a happy, contented, meek mi'd thimble disposition and a great c -r.se of morality and has mourned the !o.-s cf his beloved wife who departed this life 1 year 5 months and 17 days lie fore him. H" leaves a large circle of friends, a great number of relatives, also kind neighbors, a loving sister in law, Mrs. Maurice O'Xeil of Whiting. Ind . to share tc sorrow of his four children, Mrs. C. S Ogden. Mr. Jan.es Downey. Mrs. William Cameron and Mrs. John Meyerhaus. The following grand children. Mrs. (Myrtle) G. J. Mangan. Marie. James, Robert and Lauretta, and two great grand children. Eileen and Eleanor Four grandchildren having died a few ears ago. Rut our loss is his greatest gain, for it was the Will of God. Services will be held Thursday a. m. it Holy Rosary church. Interment t Mount Olivet cemetery. SAFETY BOARD WOULD RAISE THESE Increases in pay were asked r.f the Gary council last night by the Garysafety, board for certain members of the police department. Raises are asked for the superintendent, chauffeurs, court bailiff, and the- police elect! ician. Although other members have been given two ia!ses these men have not. HIGHLAND John Katzbaeh. who was overcome by heat last week, is able to he at work ag." in. Mrs. Clara Newcomhe of Hammond yyas a guest at the home of Mr. and Mrs. E. T. Werdemann. Sunday. Mrs. Garret Krooswyk yvho was taken sick on Friday, wai taken to St. Margaret's hospital at Hammond. Sunday evening where she will undergo an operation f-r appendicitis. Mrs. Pringle and two little daughters spent Sunday in Hammond. Fred Mitch of Crown Point, visited with friends in Highland. Sunday. Gladys Z.vp. who has been isiting her grandparents m Harvey, returned home Saturday evening. i-iA-o ,-,.. r.. : -q '1f i, M m jr. i . ,r t i-,lBC JOIN 5fci

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Mr. and Mrs. Nick Moser of Hammond, spent Sunday with Mrs. J. Scholl George Magnot and family of St, John is visiting heie with some of hi3 relatives. Peter Molitor of Chicago, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. John Mass, Sr. The people of this congregation are now getting busy preparing for the fall festival which . will be the second lard third of September. Carl Johnson and Charlie Timen of Logansport, came Saturday night and will stay until Tuesday morning visiting ! with friends and relatives J Nick Redcr of S. John, was here Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Schumacher. Jr.. j and Miss ( lara Klein of Hamrrond, spent the Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. H. Schumacher, Sr. Miss Frances Doff in of Chu-ag-i. visited over Sunday wi'h her parents. Mr and Mrs. Peter Doff in. HEGEWISGH HOI I FMITE PRIEST Many Attend Solemn Ceremonial For Fr. Galligan; Ordained In Rome. (Special to The Tiv.'iiis.) HEGEWISCH. ILL.. Aug. 7. Rev. Louis Galligan. son of Mr. and 'Mrs. Galligan of SitOS Exchange avenue who was ordained in Rome last May will say his first solemn high mass at St. Columbia's church, Hegewiseh. He was baptized in this church 25 years ago. Father Galligan received his preliminary education in Hegewiseh and graduate:d from the Bowen high schoed. After a preparatory course at St. Cyri'.l's ce.llege in Woodlawn he went to the American College in Rome yvhere he graduated with high honors after a five year course. He is a priest eif the Carmelite ejrder and after a brief visit w ith his parents "he will go to Englewood. Xew Jersey, where he has been assigned as a professor of astronomy in' the college of the Carmelite order. Father Galligan was celebrant at !o!emn high mass here today. Rev. Hilery J. D. Oswald, president of St. Cyrill s college, was deacon; Rev. L C. Diether, pastor of St. Clara's church, was sub deacon; Rev. C. J. Anderson, pastor of St. Columbias. was master of ceremonies, assisted by Father Florian and Father Chas. Scharf. Master Jos. Sullivan and Joseph Frank were altar boys. Miss Kittie Sullivan, organist. The sermon was delivered by the very eloquent speaker Rev. Hilery J. Oswald. After the mass the most solemn bc-nedictor of the blessed sacrament was rendered by Father elalligan. The stars and strifes flc-ated very conspicuously from the top of the belf ry. Visitors of out of town who attendee! church, all from Chicago, are: Mr. jj mnw.mi .-.ii. L rgm in-, I'imiii iia f.- rt'd', hey Aiiiiiirii

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