ass . -
““750 PRESS NEWS FROM ALL PAR-rs or THE WORLD av A 395cm. mas AND our: own ocean-on
you-mil
- IN lflESENllitll.
Entered at the south Norwalk 15
Office at Seconduclan Malt Matter?”
ElEGR-APHERS
OUT IN WIN
WIDE SlRlIlE
mu alums
[IFSCIENCEEHURBH
AllEiflUNll lulu
Fined $50 Each For Con-
tempt of Court—C. P.
7 - ._,.__. . awn Smith Fined $100 ""“
It l'illl.ltllli! lii'n‘zll Makes: Thé‘eebl Big Telegraph and
‘. ' - '.- 1. zin'r Beac a e Com ' .BOSTON. Mass, J , __
ll“ “'1' l l I ‘L panles a“dlvlolation of tile tenlpor‘aE; inldncgglll
Many Smaller Telegraph
“will 1”" (.ounsel ‘ issue“ ten weeks ago at the, request of
~nil (““1 . .
numb“ l~ lli~.ll‘llt‘l9d t0 and Telephone Companles} glgethhrlgtinn dSeienhe delegation. four
4 _ J 1 , . . le ve irectors with a
.431 ( .8“. [”20 t (illll Are ARC-(fed prominent church oflit‘iaL werenlfitlllrfd
guilty of contempt of court by J
_ ustice
'Henry N. Brady. in thr- Massachu-
sletts Supreme Judicial Court yester-
tay. '
The four crring directors. Adam H.
HiEMENWlU. PIBKETS ARE
t
i
pnny, and, blowing whistles and cheer- l
ing. were trying to call the men there,
:out. Police were rushed to the shop,
to prevent a rush throuh it. The Aria
sonia Novelty Company closed downy
shortly before 11 o‘clock.
l New Haven Road Mechanics
Insist Previous Demands
Be Gran ed
haploid l’i‘oim'llvc lncreas-E
:4 on 1’ met: (lt't‘lli)_V First}
Day of Program l
..-V
l
pay demands, it is unofficially report: si
'V 'xrt'iu". "M .
~ ~‘ , .,.l,.}T:..;:,gpg;_-. ed there is almost unanimous Opinion! can Brass Company and kept Office.
7' . “1,4,1. llt‘lmbli? favoring a. firm stand in support ofl workers and foremen from enteringI
' . WW, hold at i their previous action. Their repre- I -—--—-— l
" ' . . 1‘ -. ‘ training . sentatives, who are handling the Bub-l Continued on Fourth Page
" ‘- . =, . \_ _ H .i l'tl‘lff bill lject with the federal railroad :dmin- .
.= v . ‘- ‘. , .‘ :lstl'ation. will be so informe . it is. . . .
y, 1‘ ....,11,,};;‘..,’,§**‘*§, currently reported. The petition forgDirectors of RiverSIde
" ' " -- t'lllllllllllt‘t‘.’ a wage .increase 15 in conformity “:nh', cemetery HOld Meeting
" ‘ ,m Comm“. the attitude of rallroad mechanical. p
~ ' ‘ ' - )loves throughout the country.‘ ~-—------—- _
(C n ”"1 ' The semi-annual meeting of the di-
"— ; 5. tom . rectors of the Riverside Cemetery As-
Continued on Page Four. .sociation was held in the Gate Lodge
Poi the cemeteI'Y. yesterday afternoon.‘
RlflT EARLY THDAY; bees, sup9rlntend
(Light, Christian Swartz. Edwar
____.—— lHufnagel and Frederick H. Rowan.
.. - Before‘ the meeting the directors
Stones. fists and naughty words. in, _ i
severaiJanguagcs, flew fast in the,meadetea txfigggielsstgegd‘tfigethatd:‘
neighborhood of the railroad tunnel-p: mlfndryim rovements There have:
excavation, on River street, about six. '5 p b 1' 1 d d th ,
o'clock last night, when Philip Maz-ibeen many more “roars “d “fin e
zucco and Isaac Polleste, who are part l ill: 1333333, 333:“ tactile u‘llrprescg'
0; the 5:ng at; 1:223:13 3:131:31? wifiidented mild weather of last winter.
hie “mills uremic: after, some fifteen l "“7 fiew remains were placed in the.
minutes of excited language, became al receiv ng vau ' ‘
....i ;. telnpse . pitched battle. first with lists and, la‘} b
" "“"m't‘l'iflg ter. with good-sized rocks from the.
For several years all lots sold, have .
een with perpetual care, which is in
”V “'33 heap of debris in thevstreet, which
has recently been closed.
secordance with the practice of all‘
modern cemeteries throughout the,
A number of their coun
. ____r___
country. Very many of the old. lot
owners have taken out perpetual caret
(Continued On Page Four)
M
certificates. which is a saving and con.
venience to both cemetery and lot'
‘ .‘ i'w‘ition with 5 Welcome Home Roll
' ‘ W had} Contest Ends Monday
.owners.
The cemetery
“1 I'v-lil'ed in'
l ._ .,v ,
-. ( illlxllClE‘d . mong the pupils of the
ext Monday of-
best.
onsidered
1m“ [“15 U5), [El ' lwhen the following members were
ill!“ Jlfil] (3": .151 glAfifl-RER I ipresent: i
”‘ ‘ l i Beorge I. Buxton, president and‘
n 55' 1:1” - treasurer; S. VI. Bertine, vice-presi-
\ l E' v: ' dent and secretary: George \V. Voor<;
. ‘t . V 1 eat: Judge John H.:
ii.
d H.'.
t
l’fim‘cl' trim; Slates Sena-
ill” l-ru'n \‘Jlat’onsiil Had
net-n iii l t ; :1. rural VJeeks';
M .
i — John. Cnii l
2 States Sen,
his home
an iiincss of
l..
t.l.
-n
'li.
' l 51¢.in Sena. trymen' “'ho.
"H 3'. one of
President *
' fll‘lllf‘lill lossl
2" John Colt’
(if
is now looking at its
.,~
,_____._._...——————-
Missing Girl Located By
‘7 - Police in Stamford
Julia Roasi, the 18-year—old daugh-
ter of Ir. and Mrs. Francesco Roan.
treet, whohas been miss—
The contest a
city schools will end 11
thX'IlOOII. All names to be c
‘in awarding the $5, $3. $2 and 81,,
' prizes must be received at the head-
quarters of the Home, Service Section
of the Red Cross, 25 Water street.
Norwalk. before 6 o’clock; June 16th
.:v.it:.‘j‘,;i;;,;§é (if: Flyer Burns toDeath . ,
' ' ' ‘ When Plane HitsEarth ! “a
’>“%333r., w
v'-"‘ T\\'o-1v")
VTED
rssrAFF
June 11 (By
:lil.,
ud'meveninx wen
about: “int, , ,
ford and' the!- ham. . ,
cone to Baton Point
4 ’Ofm Sid
IS;
fund campaign
It employs ducted from
'by public subscriptions in Connectlc
t
i m
!
iMonday. June
meeting will
-the Stratfleld hotel.
Mr. Vanderlip will speak in Hart-I
80m NORWALK, 00“.. WEDNESDAY, m 11, 1919
HAD (WES
0E lliEAll
0E PEACE
H. P. Davison, Chairman of
the War Council of the
Cross,
American lbd
Brought It From France
EillllJ iltlllilitii ,
n llltiliiiAVlSflN
derlip. who has just resigned as wear
dent of the National City Bank, New
York. have joined the force of speak- day by Attorney General Frank E.
crs who are helping the statewide Healy. Comptroller Morris C. Vl’eb-
is being con- ster is not authorized to pay the sai-
June 9 to June 16 to ralse' aries of numerous state employes in ;
that
—~——- i As a result of ballots circulatedsixty bands. i
v. Max 1 . . Jun? 11 _1 among employes of the New Haven Theirst show of force by the striko'; 8100.000 for an educational program to; exemptions from civil service require; ; es in the treaty was
it '1» . , .,... m”... {m3 I'oad's mechanical department rela-- ers came this morning at 7 o'clock, help to better prepare the 350.000 menta this year. LEAEUE fiflVENANT led 8““, the meeting of the Camel“
7"- ' \1 . Mimi“ roster“ live to their attitude toward increaSed ! when ave; 1.000 strikers gathered out- ! women of voting age in the state tor "On account of the fact that no; i t ‘
i ‘ ‘ ‘ do one mill entrance of the. Ameri- . the ballot, Mrs. Samuel Rusaell. Jig} state departments. with the exception .Of I‘Olll". %
Ill spite of the attempt to speed;
the State Campaign Chairman,
: nounced. ~
Both Mr. McAdoo and Mr. Vanderlip
‘sent word they are deeply interested
'in the campaign. and the citizenship
, lprogram. and are coming to Connecti-
5 cut on the earliest dates their engage-
ents permit.
16. at 5 o’clock.
(Continued On Page Six)
_—
Steering Gear Broke And
Car Crashed Into Pole
At about four o'clock yesterday af-
ternoon, Main street, W'innipauk. was
e of an automobile accident
Pacxard
umber 3842, owned and op-
McLachean of
the seen
when a large
Twin-Six. N
erated by Miss Lorena_
86 W'est street. Danbury.
touring car,
struck a
graph pole.
a moderate rate of speed, when a bow h h th'
' ’ ‘ sponsible for Harry Finch, of this my muc _ls arrogance .
£25.32 gigglgigcfizgheghczt‘g: 133;? Street C.” Men S Unlon lcity. sustaining a but fall, which re- : be Increased If the Peace 00!! -
the tact. the car swerved from the Suedln PlttSburgh For. Suited in! broken rib and 8- number i ence should yield to the t ’
roan and hit the now With such force $2,035,000 Loss in Strike 3:131:thgigggfsd:mgtghgfshgg demand for immediate “its."
____—— ' .to the League. The Frenc it
as to smas
Miss Mcbacheun's mother and a
frienl.
serious injury.
up. A passing car. 0
Wood carri
friend. Fortuna
walk. The damage
the Vaast Gan
for repairs.
____,__.____.._
PicaSenttoWilson
proclamation declaring wartime
low stand.
the Dyer. who hails
outed
“up (L4)...- RObFI‘IS
«mm Alliil ('1. York, . . . .
‘sr. Lonlsgsuhe 11—‘0391‘31161 last], » -
er. of Wabashijmd. a alwf'flgvizmi
“>I limo," as a col‘
nu:
>Iai't' Monday by w
. art of the Ten?- ‘
ye'ste I W
of cm
, .. Y," r ). York‘; bl‘ide and
‘1 her... ,4 ’ 5‘“? We.“ been on.
' , 7' “1‘ ‘3 the ll'i ;
:r’lem“ Only Mimi: teal-o b22111!-
lines-5.... Central . _.-. .
"d.
m; a
“ ‘0 1h
'2;
Mr. McAdomill spak in Bridgep
be in the ball room oftmatt
The car was traveling at
h it clear of! at the base.
The other occupants of the car were
Fortunately all three escaped
but were badly shaken ,
perated by a Mr. in equity in court here late yesterday)
ed the trio to the home of
tely all three escapedfl
d car was towed to
se in South Nome“, par damages of $2,035,000.78. Which
As Last Hope of Wets
WASHINGTON. June lL—Appeal
.11“ made by Representative Dyer
(Mi-noun). Republican. in a cable to
President mm yesterday to issue a
hibltion void, in view of the apparent
determination of Congress to let the.
Fair Tonight and Thursday
PEACE continual nuns
REHISE cunt REQUESI mi
BERLIN tumult-1
iESilFlES AiiAINST
TELEPliflNE tiliil
. _ I K i '
H-.. MANDAlE Hill GERMAN 001M :
Kissed Men on Street Late. ”
at Night—9 o’Clock Con-g . , .,,, _, _, so
sidered Late in Berlin,:
Says Constable Austin—1
“Doctor” Told Lawyer He,
pects a Comparatively Early Decision.
Germany—No Definite Sum to Be
Be Fixed in the Treaty
Council of Four Ex
on the Reply to
Was “Through With Wo-, Paid by Germany to
‘“ ERENIJH wuuuiuu GERMANY snuum
u AllMiilEIllliiEAiiliEiA J
l
cine manufacturer. declared in Au-'
gust. 1917, that he was "through with
tsubmitted to the Germans, will he
much less altered than had been
generally supposed. . : ‘
The determination of Fiance nfiv
to consent to any material chang-
clearly deflateC
(Continued :3 Pole Foul-l
r T l V AISEI] BUSY I ; Dickey. James A. Neal. William R. women." according to the sworn state-'
J .l 1‘ illathvon and Annie M. Knoll, were ment made yesterday by Walter EL;
, ‘2??? $50 each. while one time Judge "‘ ‘- Cramer, a lawyer. or New ank city.‘ P
A" a_ . ‘ l or.“ p. Smith. f‘llairmnn of the . - who was one of the “doctor‘s" closest ' rican w n
‘ t i “" ' ‘ l ‘li‘atl lll BCld- PreSIdent Konekamp Estabu Cnmlnnvtee on publication, and one of sald Latter Had Rlflt to It, friends. lDora Charlton, . Spy Travel“ 0“ False Ame '
t... t“. .. , . l' h . i the counsel m the case “-1... win, me Although a Member of J. Mr Cmmer was called as a witness port, Commits Suicide After Bemg Arrested In Turin
Pill .‘llrnnc to Nor“ alk IS es Headquarters “1‘ approval of the directors isq P M ’ ' ”8‘9"“? ‘“ the 3"“ bmufiht "1 the . '
1 | , . a ‘ ' Th t C": 3 letter which the c f ‘ tied the ' organ 8 Flrm Omhlna' 00““ bV Miss Jane E Kane "
lil’t‘uilil L" W!“ "ml’an-V‘ a ' y Nahum of m. {2132.5}?de thenlgl . i“ “m" N?" brim". (‘enn- “"91 l l’ARiS June li—The reply to.
“fl" "” *‘f.'_'¢!m¥ . . . . 100. Edward .\ y"... -..' i. .‘ - WASHINGTON. June 11.-rl-‘.lihuiphonc operator, for a wife's dower , 3 M ' ' .‘h
. _ . (mum. June 11.—c m u ‘- ‘r' - W “"“l - 1 G rm n counter-prove ,
«. l\\.tltl J. 'l“' . f , on C ng member (if the board Vl’llO did 11 t; ROO‘ [old 1119,8803“? E‘Olflgn Rola- H!88 Kane. CE'Ifll'al figure in the legal l I? e a , w
.. t‘lllllfl alt :Jf':2;p:) lllmon ”all?“ and Ollicers llear of the 19"”. “m". the day (“Writ ; ”OHS, committee today that for several : contest against the Munyon estate for lagreed upon by the Peace Con .. ,
. wiy Conn-3 . . . ”rap 1 companies made uncer- had been issued was found not um ‘weeks he had had a copy of ”1? peace: a sum not less man 330: - claims 'ence heads refuses the Gem!!!“
“I Mi”: b9“ ilhhdoilhvllllon ttldiiy ule illitent O: the The letter was written to the!f no:é $9211)”. [With Germany given him by H. that she and the "doctor" were man! .qu‘it f0" a mandate. for the form
. wt.“ of ‘ ‘ »‘ i‘ ' 0 8 egraph UD- . _' , ' ‘ i . av son. ;and wife from Se tembe of 191 ‘ ' - . i
r; [th‘“: [the . erulors, but representatives of the gontllhi‘lergldmon 3:3; 02% ‘Iiri‘i \it. Judge‘ Mr. Davison. Chariman of the Vi'ar' until his death. p r 6 i 3 German colonies. .
interestsfi workers maintained that the number ”N, provisions-l 2“. ”l“, r‘hsilrcl' “' undelri Council of the American Red Cross. is; ' . A lengthy memorandum glvei
. WWW or 0? )stfrllilm-s would reach 60,000 by ' ‘ ‘ ' 1 "mm” " connected with J. P. Morgan & Com-1 (Continued On Page Three) ’ AT HILLSIBE the roasmls f0? ”10 refusal and 9“
h...” h for . mg ”. a . ‘ ,pany. Mr. Root appeared before the , ‘ns the n eratinns of the League
This step” "\te are operating one llunflit'tl per. (Continued On PEEP Eight) Tcomlllittce 3' “5 0“"! 5“8895li0n- i i illlfalfiatiolls 3:11 colonial matters.
. x.“ 4.1m haul (isn't. declared an official of the __.__._.__.. —. lfroCha}rma;SL:fl§e read a te“’gram ‘ ., Ti 1 . (—7— . b ‘ i 1;ARH'Ttlestia‘\' June 10 (A803-
,1 M. _ I“ h“. vs ern ,Illlon. - 2 in sec c l saying he knew 1-31,. . le suns llny weal ler 13 a con oi _ ‘ ~ \ ‘ - 3 , ..
fill: l-t‘i'I-t‘tlvt‘ “Tw” thousand seven hundl‘ii'd \Tol‘k-i TRIKE lsnlme‘y nothing directly or indirect-‘ ztlze institutions celebrating this week ' t'lalt‘tl PITA“ "'Ofllmm “"0“!"
hum“ of on; will be on the streets by night in Sly." regarding the treaty. then called .lill‘ll' .Coimmencement FXN‘C‘SGS- .At ment was made tlltt‘l‘ the meeting
' 3 this district.” said E. .l. Konenxampu . Mr. R00t '0 the chair. l! ”Ts “FF PAY “I: ‘iht’dfllusae 15011001 it “f“ be 95990118“ of the (,‘ollnt-il of Four today thfi
" ‘1. , 5 international president .of the t:om-. g . I ‘ -" 9“” e omorrow a ternoon w 9" - . f - ., rativ'd.’
‘ '4‘ T“) ' . —, -. ~. .. . - ‘ . . ‘tl Clas. Da- 1’0 i 9 ~ h id ”W?“ “a“ "”1” “ “ mm”
. - I "U ml“! 1 (legmphfla Union or Am‘i U ’ (Continued on Page H'Ve) l ffdfir o'cigck. ’Tcodarygss fail; age bae‘. early decision on the reply to 0819+
, 2- K" .. .3, ‘ . onti , n F , ,‘ - _ _ 1 “‘""' ' ‘ '- STATE EMPwYEES ing held indoors. and so are more in- many, .
All. .3; :53 l (C ““90 0 Page he) i , .Tw_- - g l .‘ ‘~ l dependent of the weather. . d l . ream
l 3‘ F i ‘ " \‘q " i . . ltuaasal initiating
L“ 11‘? ab“ _ ,. ( . ‘ . . l A. . Ohm. June 11.~fEmpln§-’-s of - _ , . Thls afternoon at 3 o'clock. in the - . . _, , ,a
1 . s a“. S 0 g C Companv an"... a. ”n. . l — . ,1 h] . l . prlnctple “us reach:
' ‘ ' . I . . . . ii . j t .\ l I .S C t ll H N {gymnasmm, he is l . 01 tie prl~ r t' “q clauses to the effect-ti!“ .
QB!" u 5‘ a ‘t. . onloolt, t 5 mo , and added about - i ays omp ro er as 0i mary department Wlll it their (dos-‘1‘a a 10. ‘_ ' " i .
.lj. ll 'L- 31': 525 2‘,” lathe $500 911W 3' ldlt‘ in AMI» l " i Right to Compensatei ing exercises, which inclu a a charm- ; no defllllte sum to be paldby GO!“
1, otngi .. 1 ,‘1 I i ' ' . ma. The men have not yet presented . ’ . 3 ing little play. All the friends of the mam' would be fixed in the trout};
, 1. demands. . i Those Appomted by Oifices school. “ho are especially interested 1 “ l . 1 ti cation Would
1]" “l“ ‘3 J 7;} ‘ ‘ After Qhe S. O. & C. Company men Not Exempt From CiVil‘ in the little ones. are cordiallytinvited E m.“ l m, ‘9 qt; ‘ . -n 1 d ' ff}:
”I Ill 1 iii; , - went out. hundreds of strikers gnth- Former Secretary of the Treasury- . . 1 to be presént to enjoy with them the , Virtually as ln‘tle orlgl 3 “Mt
' __——— ered outside the Ansonia Novelty Com- William C. McAdoo and Frank A. \‘an-1 seerce Requirements : *‘Xt‘l‘CiSC‘S prepared. 1“ 1‘ r9110“ 1"‘1‘0‘95 It was “a , .
« .—-—- today that lit‘ treaty. as again"
Under an opinion rendered yester-
t
3
WALSH llEEENllS
ut,departments which failed to secure.
an-‘ of the Connecticut State Hospital atl
Middletown and the State Library. red
newed their exemption following;
their eXpiration in January of this ': Nations
9 work of the Peace Confer;
Vi'ASHlNGTON, June 11,—Assert-‘lup th
is are still unavailabh?
'ing that' opponents of the League of . (‘llcc repol‘
had trumped up many unsup- . ’ - , - -
.year," said a statement issued by the. portable objections. Senator Walsh. from colnlnlsslons dealing W111i.
istate civil service commission. “and 2 Demoerat. of Montana. defended the Schlcswlg-Ilolstcm, the 333mm.
according to reports received recentu League Covenant in the Senate today ,houndancs of Germany, the @01-
ly, without consulting the civil ser-' against 011811388 thlt it subverted the ‘ gian frontier and waterways 3‘&
art 1 vice. the commission asked the opin. ‘ Amelie“ Constitution. 1 .. - .
u. . . iat‘llolh. The fluld state. of the
non of the all he Answer-lo Senators Lod e, of Mas- . . .
e or y general on thet g g procecdlllgs make lt difficult to no-
er of payment of salaries to such t sachusetts; Knox. of Pennsylvania. _ . . ,
, [and others. who have urged consiitu- ‘ cept thc optlmlstlc statements of v'
(Continued On Page Six) “0““ ObjeF‘ions- Senfimr Willis“ (‘9' ' various members of delegation;
. claim? their argumguts iodinded on that an agreement on the reply
' » t
.theor es long smce “pm" ' Ithe German counter-promos“
l (Continued on Page Four) Iwill probably be reached speedily
‘ Premier Clemenceau is cape
Th
l
i
l
‘STRIKERS SET
FIRE TO A TRAIN
. __ ; ______...._.__...—-—-—— ,
PARIS. June ll.—The General La-l ly firm in his refusal to agree it?
bor Federation has fixed June it asl the admission of Germany to a“
the date on which to initiates Joint‘ A League of Nations immediatelfisé
movement With British. itallan and The French hold that they I
B .l ' n labor 0' nizations. .
9 gm ma ‘stand German psychology be“
Yesterday afternoon s‘rikewl . MIX‘W lN nARlEN _ _
stopped a train on the Paris-St. Ger-I that the allies’ and realize
imam light railway at Courbevoic. ' —---—— the increasing arrogance of *
.forced the passengers to allght. over- A sudden swerve from one side of (Germans during the last few . .
tele-
the road to the other, caustng the fork - means. They say they appreoi“
‘ turned the cars and set fire to them.
of his motorcycle to spread, was re-
1
tore cle alo West Side avenue, in_ . . .
PITTSBURGH, Pa.. June 11.—The Baffin, “0.351 730 yesterday mom.;undcrstood, are Wllllng that M
people of Pittsburgh, through A. E.
Anderson. an attorney, tiled an action
I .
glri
against the Amalgamttcd Associationl
of Street and Electric Railway Em-i
pioyes. in which the union is asked to
i
sum, it is claimed. was lost by the
people as a result of the recent street
car strike.
U. S. Will Send Home ,
2,000 interned Germans
WASHINGTON, D. 0.. June 11.—
Returu to Germany of about twothou—
und one-time officers and nation
uk’en from Gannon vessels when the
United States seized enemy shipping
at the. outbreak of the war will m
bboom. July 1. Those to be released
Q!
.H ,.
and face. Spectators of the accident not be in compliance with
Dr. Noxon. who quickly responded
I \Vhen completed, the allied
Norwalk Net ARM in general terms. Then will
The country-wide strike of the teieo the allies can not grant
way elected the local serv-
sted by the w»:
pro-
at Telegraph and Western Union “‘lmcial clauses of “own
ing. The heavy machine tell on him 2 Germans should be admitted
and broke one rib and cut his head ‘but insist that this admission . .
lifted the machine from the prostrate ,,
man and a hurry call was sent in for ' they term Ge! many ,5" ‘
lhaughty demand.”
and, after treating the young man. re-
moved him to his home in this 'city. ply to the German counter- ,.
als will consist of a short
By TelegrapherS’ Strike answers prepared by various »
missions showing the reasons _
graph operators of the dittereut com-
. the requests. _
ponies m up to l nt. in no The only Vital change M
ice. When deommnbe sugge .
reporter. this mils. both the POI-'which has been swim "the
5°“ W m “"100 I! to It. - .
mum-murmur» “Mfiemm ,‘
from are-“Wham at M Homers trouble. The ”rm, ,
, m wmfimh*mu'athw ~ C ‘7 all
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