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! spears or ALL soars.
! We often hear it said of a _runner!D"NDEE mm
that he is showing more promise than? 80“ CAN-AH
did John Paul Jones at the same stage; ‘
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GUNBOAI SM
of his development, or of a ball player;
. that he has the earmarks or another:
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Mt; mm M III Every Round of Ty Cobb, but the fulfillment of this: Hm Plenty cm W m:
. promise is another thing. Some men? ‘
“lit Ill “wank” ‘ develop to a certain point and then; lacks "000853” Speed I
7 stop. There are men who are whll‘ilt "'"'""“
winds in minor league baseball, butg D‘fii‘i‘fw YORK' March 17.—-Johnny
that is their limit; they are tried in! “if“: “EVER?” [mm ”mm m
the majors. found wanting and go S rti : an a the Broadway
hack to ”burn up" the minors again. 3 no in; C uh, mt night, and “M a
beating while he was about it. The
every round of a ten round battle, in' bofikoltiieiw 32d 3‘me M629?“ ”9‘ conqueror of Joe Rivers weighed in at.
which Dillon was outweighed seven '23 or a on n ew or ’ March i 131 pounds, while the ltalian-Scot tip.
~ ' ’ pad the beam at 126. . i
. . 4 Jimmy Clabby and George Chip willé
Dillon carried the battle to the Gun- 1 Callahan made a line showin and:
‘bout from the start to the final gong. 1:16;: in Grand Rapids next MOMS” K ‘
and the Gunboat was so busy he in g ’
Dillon's heav n hes a his ep 5 Cleve Hawkins and Joe Jeannette? lacked the speed needed to catch up
y p“ c 0 own have been matched to box in Moutreuiiw1th Dundee, who popped he“ left to
gingerlsliiots1 that he was unable to March 19 ' the lace frequently and with consider-
0 mucl n he way of offensive fl hté ‘ ‘ ,
in; g ‘ Cal Delaney is another boxer who :3l:;:;cz)r £32131!" frank: blan-
. . , y s . sec on w enever
Th e fight was marked by ”“10“ believes he can do his own matchmsk'l .
. .. .. : Johnny came within range.
heavy straight rights and lofts to ing and 11" canned his manager. ‘ Just to show lack ot tear Dundee
Smith’s head and body, and before the
Promoter Classes, of Windsor, Ont..j
fourth round was over the Gunboat’s :elifives his “1109,63. Tom Gibson, will. with Callahan and tried slum:- The!
body was blackened with the power of e e next world 5 heavyweight cham<i had a. furious sally and it seemed that‘
the Dillon blows. . pion. ' '
Freddie Welsh wants a $15,000 guar-i °“° “m“ “m“ m“ “‘9 be" M“ “‘9‘“
w LAD EEiEQ‘ngO TO antes. privilege of 50 per cent. of grossi both on their feet 9°83!" away. ‘
WRESTLE G. LURICH receipts, 51 per cent. of moving pic-E CAPTAIN DENEGRE l
tures, $500 for training expenses and T0 REBIGN TODAY'
L;yinaston to Mg: Eddie Brookg—Af. four round-trip tickets to box Charley. :
fair Booked for Hartford, on . WNW 20 rounds in Denver, Th9 P'0‘1'Org'anic Weakness I‘Drcvsntslem irons
Wednesday. March 24. . moter did not “tall.” [ Rowing In y... Shell. i
Another of those wrestling cards Gunboat Smith is telling the Mil-t NEW HAVEN. lurch 17,41,031...“
that have proved so highly popular waukee fans he wants-another chance: Bayne Denegre, captain of the Yale
Ila-Hartford the past winter. is sched- at Lsngtord. That is only talk, for crew. will todaf tender his resigna-
uled to be put on at Foot Guard Hall. Smith will never target the whaling he tlon. He was yesterday mmined by
before the close at this month, as Ed got and the way he stabbed the mat a physician. who found an omnlc
ilcliwuk, the promoter of past snail-s. when he fought Lansford here in“, wane... and” who told him that be
his arranged the best card yet for the year. i should row no more for two or three
fans, and one calculated to pack that iyears. He will probably outgrow this?
hall to capacity. Wladak Zbyflzko. . trouble but his college rowing days are
noted for and wide today 6! “16 best ‘probsbly over. An election by the
grappier who 13 ”“917 at “70"k 0“ ‘ioarsmen who rowed in the Harvard1
the mat and who has been huntlnx t0“. ‘race last year will determine his suc-'
draw Gotch out of his lair tor the Wt censor. it is likely that Seth Low, 2d.
year,vall again be seen in action here.
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MILWAUKEE, March 17.—_Jack Dil~
Iriu. the Indianapolis middleweight, de<
tented Gunboat. Smith, candidate for
the heavyweight title, last night, in'
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SPITE LEAGUE; GET FIRED OUT.
Eastern Club Owners Who ignore
Meeting Forfeit Franchises.
HARTFORD. March Fir-Three di-
rectors oi the Eastern Baseball Asso-
elation—J. H. Clarkin, of Hartford;
who has been in the Yale boat for two
the date for this next card having been seasons, will be chosen, although the
choice is very uncertain between him,
Titus, Sturtevant and Jim Sheldon.
Denegre is a member of the senior
class but was captain of the crew last
year.
sot'i’or Wednesday, March 24. “
immediately after the last card here
Deliwuk knew what he wished to put
on for his star = at the coming match.
but he has had a hard time arranging
the details, and it was only yester-
day that he was able to announce that
he would bring together Zbyszko and
George Lurich. the latter being one oi
the pair that appeared in the final
match here in February.
This will be a battle of real stars,
thoughat first glance it appears as
it Zbyszko has a slight advantage.
The European champion and also the
Peilsh champion, is without doubt the
best catch-as-catcli-c'an men in Amer-
ica today, barring Gotch, while Lurich
has no peer as a Grace-Roman
wrestler, a fact that he has demon.
William E. Carey. of Springfield, and
George M. Cameron. of New Haven-—
refused to attend the meeting of the
league here, yesterday, being of the
opinion that such action would pre-
vent the league from doing business,
and gain them their desire to suspend
for this season, as the constitution re.
quires a majority of the clubs 'to con-
duct business. '
inasmuch as these club owners had
'not sled their bonds the other three
clubs—~Pittsiield, Bridgeport and New
London-on the assumption that the
franchisee oi the above three clubs
were forfeited to the league automat-
ically. declared themselves as the full
bodrd of directors. legally entitled to
do business. They held a meeting and
instructed the secretary to send out
notices of the fort'eltures to those
KOLEHMAINEN HA3 BLOOD POIS-
l ONING.
' llannes Koiehinalnen. the Olympic
champion long distance runner. is ill
at his home in Brooklyn from blood
poisoning. Just before the indoor
championship meeting oi the A. A. U’l
a boil developed between two of Ko;
lehmainen's toes. This became infect-i
ed and the poison spread until it;
reached the groin. The runner was
treated by his trainer and though the
inflammation has subsided somewhat}
he is unable to leave his bed, where;
‘strsted twice before in this city. How-
he has been for more than a weak.
ever, he has yet to show whathe can .
club owners, inviting them to appear‘
domat catch-weatch-can, and will have before a special meeting, ‘0 be held in;
' that opportunity next week against New ““911. next Friday, and show
Zbyssko. as that 13 the style of the cause why the franchises should not
match to be put up for the main bout. be forfeited. _ ‘ .
The semi-final affair will be pleasing They also announced that applies-
tn many Hartford people, for it will tions for franchises in the league to
. bring before them again an old favor. take'lhe places of theabove three own-
its. Hjalmar Lundin. This time Lundin ers would be received at that meeting- .
i ‘ to et'what he wants, as he W 'j—-~—- 'w-rwr.
planet: bofked to meet Orvid Grocn- BOXER'S‘W‘S W'FE 35*T3?”""' 3
lurid. who claims the championship of Johnny Dundee Sussic‘causs {Home
Sweden, but which claim is disputed Life Is Unsafe. .
by Lundin..Boi’.hare SWedes audit will NEW YORK, Mar chi . 1734.0th
:8 333$“ ft°:0‘:°:d£;:g“t‘:;‘:u‘;g: Dundee, the lightweight pugilishlliied
“8' m ‘ i - - . urt. est lids .
iority of the other.‘ This also within a :chi'nhti‘sleresaliyfazzégosep: Cairns."
catch-as-catch-can affair, and like the against his wife, Mrs..Luciile Gmom.‘
“'5‘ match ‘3 ”mb‘maum‘ ‘“ “8 °“" of 30] West 'Fortieth street, for-aise~
come. for Greenland in both matches paration because she hasbeaten him
be” ““5 meme“ “WW“ "’1‘” and called‘hiin names. The ooupio‘
fidkfizdipihisfistgclfomt is the style were married June 26, 1912. and the
u .or s » 1 - . ., .
There 'will, he‘lbree bouts on the flaggéizngfhgixkizm 1'" "“2 noted drivers are entered.
held before. and . ' ‘ - s W .
$31.33; “225793;: mg wk 3mm Dundee alleges that almost daily be- wwumym / HAVANA.
l ivizgston who was mifilng from the ”“9 Men 1 ”Nu“ Mm" 1"; HAVANA, March .17.——5‘Joss" wil-
‘Lst am“; He. win take on fiQOW‘ his Wife bent him'while he was 831% 13rd, who 1.» fight trunk» John“
comer to these parts Eddie Brooks. “flaw shoeavcmoksry and ‘bricIa-bra: for-the hearywclsitgohnpionmi'tefl-
and n will be the same style or bout u “’1‘ “d can“ mm m ‘2 1r in April. adventurous-today at-
as the others All three events will “Wop, He says It isunsslo for his) ogm'mx” W082. 1119 we! ac‘
l..- fought to a' finish " i . ""9 "m‘ 1“,“ “m “V "m” j computed by his its-lanai and said
-,_“__m;.___._ 2 m am 1 a. .that be was lacuna-toosdiuounu
"tonnes JOOKEY CLUB moss. ’ 05.03,,” o'lf", u ”0"”; Madam-filo ponds.
lDNDON. Mar i 17.-'r lie ' ” ' . W
Club has decided 0:; conduit: rainfall,» Chip. at N‘wame' a" knocked “Lama” To"‘el“ WW” VINIOI.
"m o, m. w“. .m my cm“ 9:1; Sum. or this do. Is the: ma mom m 11—100
from times of peace will be the neces- :‘ is: ‘: é‘mmufi M. 01"!th als-
ssry curtailment at some social iuucv “or?“ M it '2” m nouns! :Mfilt ”had “35“
“a. m mm“ “a. m awn I more: a or meal. as tasks a “M119”! ssoro
tum Mm! m" sending hi- to unclear sons “mm Inc the Vsmcs baseball m».
‘ ‘ '- furore issues III. ass-sols slow. impugn... m
BOSTON MARATHON EVENT.
BOSTON, March i7.—~An additional
incentive to competitors in the nine-
teenth annual marathon'run oi the
Boston Athletic Association. on April
19, was announced today. The winner
will he showed all traveling expenses
finishing second will be given Sloutor
. the same purpose. This arrangement
' is made under a recent ruling of the
Amateur Athletic Union,
21 CARS IN AUTQRACE.
VENICE, Cal., March 17.—Twerl_ty-
onecsrs are expectcd‘to start in the
three hundred mile Grand Prix dutc-
mobile race here today. The track is
a fraction over three miles in circular
ference, and has three angles. Several
a
h
w .
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to enable him to participate in the,
3 marathon race at the Pan-American
games. at San Francisco, and themang
i MARLIN, Ten, March 17.——-Nearly
HUEY RUNS 10. LEADS TILT.
Bests Lean for Fifth Victory In 58 In- '
sings. Another Record.
Standing of the Players.
W.L. PU.
Huey .5 0 1.000
Moore ...... 6 1 .833
‘Daly 8 1 .750.
DeOro ......... ......J 1 .750!
Ellis ..... .......... ..3 2 .600i
Capron ....... ..... 3 8 .500
Kieckheter ........ .......3 .3 .500
Morin . ....... ..... ...8 3 .500
Esmes ..... . ..... 3 4 429;
Hellman ....2 5
loan ........ ............0 8 .
Jme ....... ...... o i .000!
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was willing to mix at all times, but‘ CHIC AGO, March Yin—William, “Me lords of the "mm of W
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guns in
no will on
[loss list Want Him in the Is-
Gocrty Altair ingilaliison Square
Garden New York; ‘
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NEW YORK, \isrch 17.—-—Chariey
Doesserisk, ma Zimsiier of the Irvingi
said to the boxing moguls regularly
assembled:
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THE DAY'S PERM
The followint permits this morning
were issued by the building inspector:
To Steven Kubovich. to erect a one
story frame bakery on Hyatt avenue,
for Toney Zubrysky and Joseph Za-
bck. Cost 81,000.
To M. J. lilordon. to build a new
store front on new block owned by
Miss Lillian Selieck. on Wall street.
and also to erect a veranda tor Mrs.
Mary Gall, 25 Lowe street, Cost $150.
To Harold Tripp. to build a brick
addition on the rear of the bakery on
Monore street owned by Mrs. Sher-
wood. 'I‘o cost $800.
To Jones air Hotcbhisn. to install
38.1!” 0., prancod’ right into the boxmiplumbing for W. H. Pest, on Wolfpit
000 commissioners meeting yesterday Intavenue.
To Thomas iiowiey, to install wir-
ing for Edward Howley, on Center
street. second district. f
To '1‘. E. Montgomery to install
Huey. of Chicagt). tied the world “WWI Mme WOW ’9“ W moi-"t ‘S‘mugpiumbing for F. H. Glide. on Grand
nament high run record with thirteen the appearance of Young Ahesrn stiavonue.
carroms and tied the local tournament"
low game mark yesterday siternoon.§
when be defeated Jess Man, also of;
plonship three cushion billiard tourua-i
stood we to toe in the seventh round ment, tannins MI block 0! fifty points; Charles. “Here are the grounds for
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in tiltyeight innings.
The high run of thriteen constitutes
a new mar-k for the twelve entrants in
the local event to shoot at. for it
breaks John Daly’s twelve, made four
days ago. The victory over Lean was
Huey's filth consecutive triumph. put-l
ting him in the lead without a defeat. i
Charles Ellis, oi Cleveland. detest-f
ed Fred llamas, of Denver, 50 to to. in
sixty-live innings in the second game
or e alternoon. Ellis outclassed
Ensues from the start and although he
had occasional spurts the outcome was
never in doubt. Ellis made a high run”
at six and‘Eames had one of tour.
Huey be'st August Kisckheler, or
i Milwmw. lulu night, by 50 t0 ‘9, 13‘ M‘ “I“ Ahearn b. prevented mm ‘
appearing at the Garden until he has ; r;
ninety~two innings.
‘Cbaries Morin, at Chicago, defeated
Lloyd vane, of Los Angeles. 60 to 23.l
in sixty-three innings last night. The‘
match was one sided throughout, ex-‘
cept in the twenty-third frame, when'
Jevne showed a taint burst oi speed‘
and clicked oi! four tallies. Morin was
in .great tormand had high runs oi it.“
6 and «i twice. g
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PUTNAM'HOSE WINS.
Putnam Hose company detected the
games, at bowling last night. Score: g
Putnam Hess,
l-‘ay ..... ....... 85 73 87:
Emro ...... 84 95 82‘:
Mason ..... ...............83 81 6'Ii
252 249 has?
Hope Hess. I
Dsgon 90 85 36;
Brotherton ....... _ ........ 86 82 91
Dorney ..... .............63 52 66'!
, 239 219 2&3i
League Standing. l
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Darien Fire Co ................... 3 0‘
Putnam ‘llose Co ........ . ........ 2 1
'Rowayton Hook and Ladder ..... .3 3.
Rowayton Hose 00...... ........ 0 3‘
Hope HoseCon ............ ....i 2’
PhoenixFireCo....... .......... 0 01
Pioneer Hook and Ladder Co ..... 0 0I
old Well ..... ...o o
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BALL PLAYERS ’iNOOULATED.
all members otthe New YorkNational
‘Leagne Club were inoculated yester-
daywith typhOld serum as‘a precaui
Itionary measure. The condition oii
iPitcher Bitter, who is suifering frcm'
. typhoid, was reported improving today
} by attending physicians.
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JUDGEWARNEB DEAD.
WOODB'URY. Conn. March-17H
Arthur in, Warner. _ mrmerly Judge 0!
the Common Pleas Court oi Litchfleld
county. (“Rimbaud member of
lheiaw'tfirm ot'Huntington and War-
‘ner. died=si his home here today of
heart failure. He .wasstricken while
at'tharonmsohthe Orsnaug club last,
"evening. u'dge Earner wean. native-oi
iSouthbu'ry, and‘his birthday was‘Aug.
it. in“. He attend!!! the public-school
‘nr minions andrhompm'n'a Academy
hers. 'sndmi'tcr‘helng admitted to the
bar. unnoticed tor _a - lime in West
Corwsil. Later he returned hers and
towed in ”Width Jamel Huné
tingle!!- ' ~ ,
'm. ‘ *f ”U- M 4M. lull
in“. r- m Ina-d
Madison Square Garden on» Friday
night."
what ho!" came the chorus trout
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i Chicago, 50 to 31, lathe world charm the boxing sages.
“All, sire, hear me out, broke in
this conscientious sound: at mine.
This man Ahssrn was duly signed to
box for the Irving LC. on this com-1 i"
log Saturday night. ‘When he signed
he put pen to a paper which expressly; .
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stipulated that he would not appear at
any other ditto show shop in an stil-
letic sort oi way prior to his whirl at
our emporium. Then. airs. when big
Jim Coiley refused to meet Al Reich
there came a chance to employ Aboard
and 31ch in their stead. shoal-ii
and his mllnsger went right over on ..
their oarrwitli the importance of a '.
To F. M. Cullen. to wire for a. Tav-
n, (‘edcr street; Gus Papas, 11 Main
reel and J. M. Perry. 76 Fort street.
To Miller & Chittim, to install wir.
ing for Attorney J. R. Taylor. Fair-
ii
at
field avenue and for C. Fitch. on .
Myrtle avenue.
Garden bout. and my club sud‘mywcon- . ‘“
tract were snubbed absolutely. lcravo
judgment in "my caret hires. AIDE]
lived up to his contractwith me.”
So the boxing commissioners put
their heads together. Messengers and.
special delivery notes were sent
around in an endeavor to ilnd Ahearn's
manager. Dan McKetrick. Also a wire
was sent to Philadelphia. in an en-
deavor to locate Denial. The commu-
sloners wanted to see him. and want-
ed to see him badly. till afternoon the
hunt was kept up-andilnnslly the coin.
missioners ordered a special meeting
1H0!» How “mm”. ”00‘“ °’ mm. tor 12 o’clock today. in order to give 1.:
McKetriclt a chance to explain away
the jumble that the two contracts have
caused.
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GRAND COMMANDERY OFFICERS.
DANBURY. March ill—At the am
nuai session of the Grand Command-
ery of Connecticut, Knights Temp-
lars, held here yesterday, the tol-
lowing officers were islectedz'
Grand Commander-George H. N.
Johnson, Bridegport.
Deputy Grand Comander—~Albert
rile. oi thisbssutiisl leis
Cabriolet,
17 New Features ‘i
ThéCsr Ideal
When closed,apulcct€cupr ' '
I‘orWincsr; when open.- pope- .
lai- roadster that intact. smooth,
. . and silent. and that holds the
”road at 50 miles an hour. ‘
, The handsomcsl. most coin-
plstoly equipped roadster in
the world at less that $1,500.
Easily operand: economics! of
upkeep.
WWI electric starter” and
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JUNK DEALER. "
You only need write a postal or »
phone to Samuel Jane, successor ta.
Win. Enron, and you will get a ready
market ior things which you don’t
want, such as rial. Dalian. bottles. .
rubbers, scrap-iron. metals, leather .
beds a specialty. We are waiting tor ‘
your call. Samuel Jane. 31 For! .
street. Phone in.
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urbamuouphbhmm
cltiu.
.srsilsonn, moss
YORK. Pruner
ACORN
Alec Repairs M All new». .
Jones 8: "Hotchkiss
Company
11 wall It. won-slit.
't/' J
of“.
HM rat-cl ran it :2
Themlll) SEDAN is high class in
appearance and appointments. All
the luxuri‘olm conveniences you de-
sire ln a family car. It carries five" '
passengers comfortably. The seats‘
are restful, and splendidly upbols:
tcrcd with cloth of the highest
quality in detail is economy in
lent entrance on either side. Plate
glass windows give the qualifica-.
tions of the closed limousine for
inclement weather, and plenty of
fresh air when open. With 'high
quality in detail a economy in
maintenance-«less than 2c a. mile.
FORD SEDAN $075; Coupelet
8150; Town (hr 8690; 'lburlngOm‘ ;
M00; Runabout "do. All fully“
equipped, £0.11. Mm“.
S. L. Benedict
. seam. .
73, NORTH MAIN crass-r
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Local Distributor.
W. Matoon. New Havoc.
~Grand Generalissimo‘Arthur
Wheeler. Norwalk.
Grand Captain GeneraI~Willism ‘W.
Prayer, Hartford.
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Buyers will share in profile it we; 7 ,
sell at retail 300,000 new Ford cars.
(between August, .1014. and A
19l6.
usual. 1' ' "
Grand Senior Warden—Carey Cong-
don, New London.
Grand Junior Warden—Benjamin L. .. ‘
Cos, Waterbury. ,
Grand Prelate—rF‘redlerick L. Hunt-
ington, Merlden. . ‘ .
,Grsnd Treasurer—Gostello Lippitt,
Norwich. ~ . ‘ '
Grand Recorder—Eli C. Birdsey.
Meriden. . “ ‘
Grand Standard Beltran—Eugene J.
Clark. Middleiown. L '
'crnnd Sword nearer—James c.
Macpherson, Norwich . fl:
Grand Warden~Gecrge E. ‘Hinnian.
Willimantic. ..
Grand Captain of Gianni-F. Ward ‘
DeKlyn, Danbury. _> ‘
. ,Grand inspector—films W. " More
gall, Hartford. -
The report oi Gramidieoordor alto. ‘
scy showed that 162 had received the
degrees oi knighthood in the eleven ‘
W iii-them during the
last war. The total number oi
bulimia thesistemt we present
time .is 4.111. The union next year
will he held in MW .
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comm llamas-isms sons. t
runs... ,
- wasms'cros'. intros I’L-Jl'hl}
board'ot directors or. “cu-twat!
W1)! the «11me-
tsro days’ scalp. here today. .
m or... rum in ME
chanlcr' activities lli national at.
train daring is. Wimrim also '-
‘3 Nev-til Isinsnd'iivsst no.
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