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7 Cl , . ified Ads; ~10 Let. TURNEDTOSWITZERL‘AND 0.1.0.... of their fortified posi-
LASSIFIED Advertisements on this page. Twenty-Five Words orLess, 250
Three Times, 500. Each Additional Word, 1 Cent
face or Caps, Double Price.
tions near
which still remains in possession
of/ the Russians. Official an—
nouncement was made here today
of the capture of Lipsk, in North—
ern Russian Poland, about twee-
ty miles to the west of Grodno.
For Sale, Business . and
Professional Cards. and
Miscellaneous '
PARIS, Aug. 30, 3:45 p. m.-—-
Eugene Giibmt, the French avia-
tor whose return to Switzerland
after his escape from intérment
in that country was‘orderd by
the French government, arrived
in Berrie yesterday, escorted by
Captain Dufour, of the Swiss
Army. according to a Havas
News Agency dispatch today
from Home. The aviator, whose
t; !
P§ESIDENT MAY NOT -
LEAVE WASHINGTON
”—n...
per Insertion In Black-
v
WANTED.
l
recent escape was said to have
been effected after he had with-
drawn his promise not to try to
\VASHINGTON. Aug. . 3;).—~
President Wilson had given up
TO LET. all idea today of a further cx~
FOR SAL].
t MANTED—«GIRL FOR GENERAL To LET~~AT 38 SPR‘NG STREETU FOR SALE-“N
‘ Halloran,
27 Putnam avenue, South Not-walk.
housework. Address Mrs.
get away. was received bv the
E BUFF ORPING‘. Swiss stall and informed that he
5 rooms and bath. inquire, Williflyl/ '30“ roosters, Inquire 10 Row“ Sl-tiivas considered as an officer in-
H. MCMahon. 39 Putnam avenue/oi- East Norwalk‘. ‘39 3t1t€rll€d without having given his
tended vacation this year. He
had planned toyspend the whole
month of September at Cornish.
N. 1-1., but his plans now are not
_ * WANTED~ALL TRUNKS ‘ FROM
'39“ Island, Hickory Bluff and 'Roway-'
Ion, 50c. Morreli's long distant express
830 6t
”'01. 1181.
phone 8523. 1130 1t: _ Tword of honor.
—— 1 FOR BALE—HORSE. GOOD uonio Gilbert arrived this mom
To LET—9 ROOM HOUSE’ 10 9" Cheap. Apply Royal emery' in the village of Hospenthal, where
Reed street. Improvements. Yearly South Main street. 338 «it he wag interned anew“ All the
to leave Washington until the
situation between the United
States and Germany clears, if he
leaves at all. ‘
int: at
WANTED-TRIMMERS 0N sour
AND STIFF HATS. Joan c. w
SON. SOUTH MAIN STREET,
NORWALK.
F... l
m-_...___—.__‘—____.——_.
WANTED—GIRL FOR GENERAL"
housework. inquire Mrs. McGrne,
Dakwood avenue, Harbor View Beach.1
South Nor-walk.
a30 3t
32 3:5 To LET—ROOMS WITH lM-PROVE-i
22%;" gjgif‘iiui‘iii,agiffienifeifz? SWiss papers, the dispatch states.
1.] 13. Lawrence & Co. i130 6t declares that a most excellent
. impression has been created in
:6 _TO LET~NICELY g summation iRivitzerland by the return of Gil-
. room ladies on] , with use of kltchvn.l , .- -W —~ l )ert' - - .
Can do own wishing and cooking: it: FOR SALEwliUNTING DOG, ENG? D" Lard)" the gm“. Kim‘s”
desired. inquire evenings, 95 so. Main Iish Setter. Thoroughly broke (or {0, France. called on Mung" 0f
street, down stairs. 830 St hunting. .. Pedegi‘eed dog. 123 West El ar Millerand iodavato present
, meek Stephen J_ Ungvai-y. ‘37 3, ilie thanks of the Siviss govern-
. . llVLflll for the courteous and chit»
The President already has re-
ceived assurances from official
German «sources which he hopes
will result in solving the contro-
versy with Germany over her sub-
,marine warfare. He is waiting,
lhoxvever, for Germany to make
<fornial disavowal of the attack
on the Arhic and assurances of
safety to, Americans on the high
FOR SALE 4— ABENDROTH
Steam Heater. radiators, gage, valves
pipes, asbestos coverings. Nearly new
73 Cedar street.‘ s28 3t
‘9
iWiANTE
blanks an
f—ssunsnanv
d suits; also woman to
seas in the future. ‘“ ,
Count von Bernstorff. the (ter-
man ambassador. had returned to-
F08 SALEn—CEMENT SIDE. alrous decision taken by 1 the
siiwalks. curb and gutter. ornamental1 Erencl; 1m) vetrnnient Aconcerng‘nq
inquire steps, grading, concrete cellars. iii-tilt? ‘ “0'“ .611! tnant ‘ Viator ”l'
:menm, 4 Henry street. 6 room cob;
0N, tagé. 3 Disesa Court. 6 rooms,
do LPlattsville avenue, Norwalk.
the German border,
situations tor the new store. Apply'J. Disesa,
by letter or in person. £00m 916. 220’or Central
:27 3t.
Fifth avenue, New York.
WANTED-A GIRL 170R GENER-
i‘al housework. No washing. Willing to
go to New York. Phone 725.
WANTED—BIDS TO COMPLETE
unfinished house. Inquire Tony Miser-
ondtno, 3h) Main street, thnlpauk.
‘ a2? 3t
BUSINESS NOTICE.
A. WDNE, 70 NORTHMAIN 81‘.
South Norwalk. Bicycles, motorcycles
and Sundries. Both sold nd exchanged
Export repairing. Bab carriages re-
paired. Prices reasonable.
H. SCHENK, s CLAY STREET.
tailor. Cleaning, pressing, altering of
ladies' sndgents. garments. Making
of [.sdles' Suits to order a specialty.
Skirts from 83 up. Suits from 88 up.
Satisfaction or no pay.
iTALtAN MlDWlFE-MRS SANTA
Mme, graduate tram the University
at itsly. Licensed in New York and
connecticut. Close Examinations and
assistance by latest modern methods.
23 Ely avenue. Telephone 815. 1: 2m
“LVATOR CHARIOTT~ GENER-
ani contractor. Estimates given on
a. kinda of contract work. Be sure
u got our estimate. Wecan save you
may. Phone site. 26' Wood St.
SMITH AND WRIGHT HAVING
reduced their expenses to a minimum
will give astonishing low prices on
painting, paperhauging and, general
Jobbing. 27s East avenue and to Oct-
tage street. Tel. 1271-3. or 743-2.
LOST.
LOST~BETWEEN CHAPEL AND
station. black book, containing papers
and check for small amount. 0! no
mine to anyone but owner. Finder
please return to Lowes Laundry. 43
Day street, South Normal": and receive
reward. or telephoue_lllit-i. a30 3t
b—u‘ a
v. egg-asthma“ AFTERNOON
an automobile crank. ‘Reward it re.~
turned to this oiled. 030} 8t
soars—BANK BOOK no. 12.376.
Issued by South ~N0rwnlk Savings
. Bank. made: will
to said bank, since payment has been
stopped. am 23 80
fiat—*-
STEAMER HUNTINGTON
ROTON POINT T0 HUNTINGTON.
‘ Satin-day, ,Sundathabor Day.
Leaves Roto‘n—‘Point, 9:80 a. m:
5 I). m. \-
l..eaves Huntington. 8 a. 111.; 2 p at.
Auto: Carried Aaron Sound.
02? 3t
kindly" return. book .
121 Main street. Norwalk ‘
Hotel, South Norwslk.
:30 3t.
TO LET—spirit: or 5 Rooms.
L’Hominedlue Bros.
T0 LET—~A COTTAGE, 7 1100318
garden. Some fruit. Rent 320. 7 iiawk-‘
ins avenue, East Norwalk. :28 3t
T0 LET~FIVE ROOMS LAND
mm, all improvements. 17 Lowe St..
near West street. _ s28 3t;
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To LET-APARTMEXT OF 5le
:rooms. All improvements at 33 861'.
lvlew avenue. Mrs. Charles H. Ala“
thorpe. Phone 635. a'i‘i' 3t
, ._
TO LET t ROOMS 0N SECOND-
floor and large site in house, N
Cedar street. lnqnlrc’ at No. 87
Cedar,
street. . 82 1 3! t
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To LET—A mun ROOM HOllSKl
with improvements. inquire
street. a2? 3t?
‘ i
went, and in good condition. Electric‘
lights and gas, nice yard, with fruit{
trees, and grape vines. Possession at‘
once. Also two nice furnished 3001331
to rent. with all improvements. in-
quire 2?. Taylor avenue, near West
street. azs Gt.
'ro LET—m ROOMS - Wirnj
improvements, at 9 Hamilton svenue.i
5 rooms with improvements, at 72?
North main street. Rent. 313. inquire,
United Grocery company.
Near Washington street bridge. Apply
and both and all improvements. Nearl
trolley. Nice yard for chickens and}
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0- ‘1 ; 53 Water at.
M_
43 High : THE WM. . arrnowco. insfrsimsnuticm in mm “with?
1
TO LET~HOUSE IN BEST 01",!”
location. with every modern improve;~
hert.
it has developed that Gilbert;
. ‘ . before escaping. had written 3
FOR “L543"? moon ”0.. letteri to the Swiss General Staff
ease, toi- Town'ot Norwalk p0, fur. u-itlu rawiniz his word of honor . y _
ther- information address p, 0. Bar that he would make no attempt sues Ymh Germany, He P’doll’a‘i
573, South «Norwalk. ’ at! if to escape. The letter was received bly “’1” .“0t return lg}: p?“ ngl
‘» jseveral hours before the attempt.the "cm” by the washinzton,
‘ was made. but wasleft unopened 3' government 0f further word from;
in! army headquarters. and, the; Berlin. ' l
{general stafiimaintains that Gil-t
son sate—oi LARGE use or; hert had not been relascd "fromlTRYmG To GET
used automobiles. at sacrifice priest; his word of honor. l ' ‘ BULGARIA
day to the summer embassy on
g Island. satisfied that an
amitable understanding would he
reached regarding the Arabic
tragedy as well as all other is-
cial building stone. inquire Lawlor It:
Lyons. Norwalk. all? St
J
~_—A
AUTOMOBILES. .
, .
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INTO 'WARi
Luther Wright, 6 Madison street. 80.: , , VW‘" ’ a,
Norwalk.\Phon91413-i. at all! in GREAT BRITAIN , LO‘NDO3\, Aug. 30. 3:20\ am,
; MKKES CONCESSIONS? m.——-’l he 'liiiies‘ Balkan ...corres—§
i, ‘5 --—- . ipondrnt‘ at Bucharest. Romania} .
LOOK! g WAS NGTON,‘ Aug, 3Q,_.§st*titls the-tollowing dispatch: l i
I share profits With you by (131118? Concessions in the puforccmenti. tiermanv and ’tgblna are. (3‘?
you “1310*”! prices on 15 3‘93" lair-‘3 against American commerce of2mg m or) thing m 9“- poucr 0‘
:anteed i“ made into leaders. banana“. liritisli Order in‘ Council wereflumg about war between Rid-g
:mnde. painted inside. tin rooting.
:plumblngbsnd heating.
iaillititlnft‘d today as a result of gariaand he! neigliliors. A iris“?
:llliOl'lllfll “negotiations just i:0hi~"”vasmn ”l herhia, “1 ”1“ 9mm?“
Elilctcd hv the foreign trade ail—l“; competent "'ms' “1” built“:
~ PM" "0°42 visors Oi'll‘it" State ,l)cliartnieiit. “bout.“n (la-"5 hence. and 1’0”".
L Tlic British .hmmmdm eir‘lilv Will be undertaken front the
... ‘ ‘_ k».
W6“pay but prices for all kinda chiral >iiriiig~Ricc, 1assured “it; zzl‘tthi‘gll‘hluill: fail}? lifingcihia‘
i - ' . at licir inmriiia s _» _ , . ., »_
JUNK. 'tmd‘ dmmn th near the Rumaman tronticr into
Bulgaria and thence towards
”Visit ‘
“in the meantime another int-ii—
HENRY A. HEGELEIN.
3'“ Paul or telephone. Tel. 441 British ”null-rs have caused “tur-
“‘ (ltlt‘ hardship" to American com»
lilt‘i’t‘t‘ will receive special consid-
oration. are has become known. ‘ A. great
“do“. lllllt‘ i: the British titassmg OldriII'llIQlldrOPYWIi lilo
authorites declined to enter into “lg place 1" lh“ district m h“
comro BEA’CH
DANCING informal negotiations with the Sam-in;iiiiiiiiilgnhiidii(iii-infill):i
in the plvlllion trader adviress in any cases. The L” f’ l h __l ~ . "-d 1 7., ”w
THURSDAY. British note dealing with the do: l ousam . avikarriit it“?! 2 ~ ‘1
ADMISSION 25c. tcntioii of the American steamer, past “”l‘ at ”mm“ l- rans} ‘
‘chhes. however. sent on lulv "3min and. all Hungarian [:lléir
Ki. set forth that in cases where toms_ Offiflals have h‘lt’“ .W‘lh"
3*i1ardghip mar he inflicted on drawn from the frontier stationoi.
‘ ' Bredeal to lxronstadt and thi- 111‘
instructor in attendance
assist all who wish aid.
.Prlvste lessons any time by
to
T0 LET—ll UNION 8T. 7 ROOM
apartment. Poaaeaion at once. The
Hatch and Bailey 00. 126 t1
Flaunt Hour. Lockwood’l Hall.
The Home. of Paramount and Metro
a Pentium '
Exclusive‘ilghta in Norwalk.
a...—
TODAY ONLY V
The illustrious dramatic star EMILY'
are-vans in _ ‘ p
- ' 7 n .
. “Cora
A drama of the world at make-believe ,
.‘ruésoav ‘ '
' Famous
ao'rON POINT, VALLEY
Boat Leaves Beat Leavea' . . ‘vaults of the'United States Sub‘.‘ 1» , f" ' '
Baton Point. Newportiwas transmitted 30 London. Treasury here today, to help pay: Th A J A 7. D & S C "
“:80 I. In. 9:30 a. in. ,PEACE WORD ,for Great Britain’s huge ourchas-3 e . , . a llgB‘ ll! 4 ., Oil 0
4200 l!- m. 31:00 pm... . . - IS DISPUTED es of war munitions. The old‘ . . ‘ _ . > _, . p ‘r » ,
. $00 il- in. 5:00 p. m. . __._ < ’ and securities arived lyesterdayi «134-135 WASHINGTON 5.1-. 500th "Omani.“
Boat ardvu _ h“ Lu”. ~ . , » lfrorni London via Halifax, con} ,- ‘ ' K «7“!
Valley Grove. ' Valley Grove PARIS: Aug. 39- »— me-‘signéd to J. P. Morgan 8: Com- i ____ ”My ’ ‘ , , . ,, ,
12:30 9. in. 10:15 a at. Charles Richet in 1‘16!th tothe panv. purchasing agents for tliel =4 ' ' f , . ’ g .‘ .. l A
5:00 p. in. 2:45,. in. Figaro explains that in his opin~ British government. - ., » , ,- - ~ AFTEhiiOON . 7 ., , 7‘
‘ 9:00 am 6:45 0.10. ion the "honorable. ,P935¢"_Wh§Chl The gold was American 6.0“)? MN” menus Anoevenma mus allot-i
39.1mm fl am ”Tim at ”his been representedas satisfying which‘had been Shipped to Eng-l , , .~ «7 " J ' _ . ._ _ , ‘
. Northport not... pol“ Germanyspresent demands is “land in years 6f trade indebted-i . ‘.. , _ . . .‘ . . . .. V, ,7 .
1:39 p. m. 11:15 i In. =mistranslation of the Germaniness by this country to England. 1 mm" mm PM] “ ‘ LABOR D 7 ;
5:45 P- It. 3:43 [L In- word "‘ehrenvoll ‘ .35 meaningi and the securities were all Amerw W ‘ - i I
-, 3,4; A m.’ ‘ . ¢ 955 p. in. "full of honor" or {“honotable" in' ‘ Q‘ ‘ ‘ ’ “ ‘ ’
. ,, (cities of neutral countries" the _ ,‘ -. ‘ . ‘
appointment :Rritish government would exam, termediatc (llsll'it: .lfiis hetu
W. A- NASH: Prop. line the facts in a "spirit of con- handed 9“" to l“ ”ligand“,
Phone 86 ' WM»?! .sidcration for the interests of iieu~§allllme5~ --._.__...
2 ~ ‘ _. itnlliii‘o'rmation in the hands of'317a,ooo.ooo HAS AR- 1% i
Exrdggs‘igns ithe State Department that private; RIVED FROM ENGLANDj
STEAMER NORTl-IPORT “"0““ “"9 “elm“."e’mm "“5 vrxv YORK in o—l-‘or-l
Between Tondon for 50mm] shipments of; ‘ ‘ " ‘ ‘ g. 3 ‘
" ~Xtiivericai't Hoods from Rotterdam I “"1““ tons 0f gold. worth nearly;
ovhile the trade advisers were un- 20.000.000. and securities valued,
\
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i » v WW v .
.ahle even to prevent so’ecial cases. i close to $23 ’ “ ere m the;
GROVE AND N ORTHPORT
ican issues. This shipment. it is ‘
the old sense, as when an “hon l
Fare—Round run. We. ,, '
arable success of an author-or
Players present MARY
.PICKFORD in
.‘m"
THURSDAY
Metro oflera EW‘UND BREESE in
fitment-WW
.#
House
NORWEGH’AN STEAMER
v SALONIKA SUNK
- LONUON. Wednesday, Aug.
25 (delayed by censor).—-—The
,vuounnsn nan AR-
teen officers and
wounded men of Canadian regi-
ments arrived here' today on the
steamer Missanahlegfrom Eng~i
land. One of‘the anivals,",,Cor—
poral Stewart. of the Fifth Bat—
taliori.
of' 16 and collateral sent here!
iby iii: through Canada to $172.1“;
000,000 since the beginning _, of:
the war. 'During‘the same period.
however. about 500000.000 «swas
,sent, from New York to the ac-
i’rount o fthe Bank‘ of England at
iOttawa. but this was, in the'
«earlv months of the? war. ”before. .
tradehalhnce shifted to this Side.
of the Atlantic._ ‘
ipaintcr was spoken of. ‘he’Ge
, = i The lessor thinks t r-
, .RIVE' IN MONTREAL mans mot understandsuch a"-
METREALpAug, 3o.—.-Four— mediocre shade now when they-
twenty—two use the Word “ehrenvoll,” but
rather “glorious.” "
German—English. dictionaries
,define “ehrenvoll” as meaning
“honorable.” “creditable” or
“glorious." '
received twenty-seven
as the most influential figure with the Wilson administratiOmig
isaid to be over the former's [espousal of the
fCarranza; head of the Cbnstitutionalist party in Mexico. J
l
iestimated. brings the grand tOtal,’—-—-~ "
, AROUND '
‘ Dressing. Eat! Broiled Chicken.
they made the shipment. in‘good ‘
Presidcnlflliilsoni and Col. tense _
* No Longer Friends. ‘
.. s,
9
President WilsOn.‘
The break between the President and Col. House. recognimll
‘ Colonel House.
(3me
claims
There is no such thing
as an “Edison Tone.”
There is. in the New -
Edison. a Bonci Toxic, a
Spalding Tune. :1 lJcs- ,
tiuii ”lone. and Anna
L'ase Tone—«each sep—
arate and distinct: each
faithful to the." distinc—
tive character of the ar-
tist. But the New
Edison has no tone-oi .
its own. it is merely a
perfect vehicle for the
reproduction of the
artist's work.
There is no foreign sound.
no "talking machine“
tone. Mr. Edison has elim-
inated all these. The _. _
music of the Neiv Edison is nothing but the pure. unaltered, lifedlke
of (tie original artist. Come in and hear your favorite record todayao
the New Edison. We will be glad to play it for you without ohliga
compo, Inn 221:3;
» pineal“! Manta-oath. Pauper-Orchestra.“ ‘
‘ .- ~-’-—“CAAFE [IGRILLm .
inimitable Klimt-Perfection In Food and 8e
51 5 . isHO'REi DINNER- 'SPE‘naLs 5
12 Noon‘to {:39 mm—Cemmencing May 29.
. , . , ‘ u. e N u ‘ .
Olives, Calaminadiahel, Pickles. ttle Necks, Clam Chowder.‘)
in Season. Parisian” Pom. Hal “Cold Boiled Lobster, Harem
" New‘aouea Potatoes, Vegetables in
OPEN YEAR ,
Baton, Deni ’l‘aaaa. . .
A La CARTE SERVICE AT ALL arm
a » «v,
lt‘
usereie‘piiou, 9; was;
___nL_
The accused men plead that “will“ ammo”, burglarrmnOW
As used by the German Em
"l (GREEN)! Boulevard) Norm: 'an steamer 'Salonikat shrapnel wounds. gperor and his Chancellor,‘as well FRENCHMEN IN >,
' I. bet ,Denmark.has.hecudetained> ' generas ‘m. ,3 war.‘ . 1 PAR}... 11!. 30" .1 ‘
MORE DINNER; AND ALLlat fill-kW?“ l)" the BfltiSh auth- Ti B 1" £311 Fog? KEEP “ehren’s’Oll ’ 1n ‘connegfixgn .‘V‘l‘hiefs were arrested at «Tax-3990“ I
KINDS OF SEA FOOD critics. ' ‘ . '11,“; raid herons-é- : gliraniav the Subject of peace ( homravkivesterday accused of selling;
“mammals ‘ w - so... teams») Wino; good... (3...... ., .9. ..
«a... .. BRITISH LOSS t . call for hel . - . ,bv those tv 0 are oroug 3 . -V'Switzerlan . 7 ‘ _ .
III! . , . .p sent out b) the Ara-. . . » . , It lan— , , . .. . .000
Telephone Cali 72o.
mortise am a
“ ‘ s'rsa
ER SUNK
LONDON Aug. 30, i :50 p. m.
~—-Thc British , steamer Sir fiVil-
. liaui' Stephensin, of New Castle,
1,5“ transition, hasbeen sunkq‘
LONDON. Aug. 3o.--Yester~
day's casualtytlist covering all'
British fronts, gives the number-
oi officers at 182. of when: 67 were.
killed. and that of men at 3.5126,:
of whom 549 were killed. This‘
makes yesterday's total casualties
3,708, of whom 616 were killed.
famous iii no Sentinel.
iguage. as meaning “apeace that
lwill not only be conSistent vvith
four honor but will be a credit to
t and add to it”. .
wounds) were sent to Switzcr-l
lland in the spring of iota. 45.000
ikilogrérms (90.000 pounds) were
sent’in the sprine‘of 1915. As
19. Capt. Dixon reported yester—
day that the Seguranta was then
two dalvs taut fromf Londo‘n. an? 'i
120 mics istanh rom t e ‘a -j_‘ . . .. 0 ads)
tacked‘oessel. which made it uni-'3 GERMAN FORCES MAKE lag’fgogfriltq‘iharl‘QJ $33110? tin” the,
p°sslble"°".fl‘lif_355‘sm¢e“ . i 7 ruitTiHER‘ADWNCEisoiina oi lgm. according to the
~vmnt‘mpsrtyc‘uoomuua W “ , 7 """"~ , 4 . .loifidal figures.the dealers 239““
was tenant secures Want! LIN. Aug..30. mchliifvfl “pf sending germanvs 3‘5—
. . . sensed.
,
‘ suit
.0.
faith. believing that they were.-
dealing with new Swiss custom
ers. ‘
county were received at the Counsel wasnmoron. 5?! ”Pfi
ticut state prison in Wetherafleid this 103 former enlisted men hm
morning. They were: Walter meringue naval reserve established .
sodomy. live to ten yank“; William ,
Burke- stamp: to commit statutory Suggestions are bolus
and one-hail years; Andrey/flay
theft of “poultry. one to one ”it! . p
halt: Walter S. Watt-one. indecent-i
innit, two to five years. ‘
RECEIVED AT poison. * § EMU“
Five prisoners from New Riven
r .
m
mam NAVAL sum,
of Calm approved lam
we. um.» mfihwwmxw ‘
mm attempt mum and
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