thWS THAT’S
E STABLISHED 1870 -
“War Hero’ e ,. _ _
N ame Taken From
Honor Roll Board In
New Canaan Square
‘1. ' 11.19:; Arrest in Stamford on Various Charges and
\
1
l
v
:nt ed for Robbery of
a net Monday, Has *“Dishonorable Service” Record
ii iii Be 'l‘rled in Stamford Court Tomorrow Morris;
f—Has Numerous “Lady Friends” Throughout
( ountry
:
« \‘l'.
\untt lmlIl up nmn and
.. . .I; n Inmninu. .IIIII wanted in this (Ind other cities. has proved a pup
- 4 :‘Imtuml authorities In his plea (ilk)! guilty to charges preferred
- I n in I! H' HtIIInIoIIl City Iourt,
.. .. uni: h be armed. and in \IhiI II he admitted hi: guilt in a num-
it'll! ‘1
,11-1111--.l I'II-el) that tlIIIt'hc was the man “ho. on MondaI‘night. hired
J1 mum. :I taui IlI'I’III in New
..- I. ) HuIIIiI \III'IIallI. “"‘llilt' I
In! r-nllIIl lIiIII In $55.
.. I_ l .I-IIIII; HIIItt. in the Stmnl‘md ( it) I".IIIIlt before Judge Young.
.ll‘ lilI II .l\ in IIIIIIDI-I (“0" Ila) he
:I:- I.III that he has been I-
. H~ :lt- 2::nI. :IlI Il that his act-users
1 :‘mt ln- is tm- man wanted.
"\lh, Scott. it is said
53, - I..:4l police. missed a
' .1 m. :. Stunlt‘ord tailor
Is- untamed :III overcoat
' a-jt luv-:Ins of this check.
..I t was located by the
I In Ewe in :I NOW York city
.1 wilt-re Scott ‘Tlad “hooked
‘ l In-H-ctix-e Sergeant James
m or the Stamford depart-
..19 .Im-Il o-videltcc in N‘ew York
‘4‘. Scott.
\‘crxr-umt Hct‘fernnn learn-
Ymk \‘Vednestlny. that on
M l 1-, Scott ~w:Is arrested in
I‘m passing bogus checks.
(but he escaped lightly.
2 \ New York also reveal that
1 air; stelléon May 27. in Bos-
I . .
I‘.
g
1 l
h-I'Eii'p
Taxi Driver Zichman TIere
Macros .. ..
bogus (heck passer. arrested in Stam-
Ieste I-Ilm morning. arm-.m- had made
York t it\. to bring: him to Stamford.
II- later held him up at the point of II
“as held In the authorities. be-
“ eiIiIIg: tI'I :ItIIIeIIt iII VeII York «By
appear before him and make an iden-
tqn. Tor larceny. and also for passing
bogus checks. In this case the Ilispo—IA
sition was” not recorded. Apparently
Scott again succeeded in escaping with
a tight fine.
The youthful New Canaanite. who
has admitted to the police that he
committed the holfi-up on the out-
skirts of South Norwalk on Monday
night. claims that. he is a member of
the American Aero Club. of 38th
street. New York. He has been a.
mnnlwmot‘ this club. he Says. for the
past five years. \
Scott denied. statements-
the effect that he was
posing; as Im'oflicer
made to
arrested for
of the Canadian
(Continued On page Seven
il mutual BI
JUBLESB TU liET EUUU BY EISUUTU
iaman of Assembly Committee to Lay
Befo
ter— any Out of Work
Aid Poor Laid Ofl’ In Sh
~ irman EdwardH. Bailey of the
(lid game committee of the Leg-
'-Ire a reed yesterday
-'- his
"I...
> to lay be.-
commlttee without' delay
a, proposal 10 eliminate the
-- season for fishingthis winter in
(«1 that needy workmen out of em-
':li may not be deprived of
. 11 cans of seCUring food without
i. v: m represented to Chairman
.' that great numbers of law-
«1-.,- workmen who have lost their
1' umcnt in Connecticut factories
w. the past few weeks on account
it business depression have flock-
a hues and ponds in their neigh-
l- «.1. to ccupy their time fishing
fw- for their families. Fishing
n--'.z the ice in the bitter «bid of
on: three days has not deterred
(‘rh Iirmnu' Bailey was informed.
. KTOHS “ere the fishermen to ob-
1303 in that manner and save
.' 1- lugs for other necessities.
, close Season Begins
.1. . ' , \ liowever.. the close sea-
t .- I l and under the Connecticut
. r' I II be illegal to fish in lakes
111: l~ of the state until Mayl
is off the occupation that
In 1lr- ~s “orkmen had turned to
r Ili flicultx.
‘wm: as Chairman Bailey Was
-' 3cm inted with the situation.
id: J to take up the matter with
Members to Repeal Close. Season This Win-
'his
1. teur fishermen overheard at a lake on
ETU AEIUW
.. ‘8' tf'vrfitm
Proposal
Want to Fish—Moye to
ops
I.
committee ‘nnd lay before the
members a recommendation that a
bill repealing the close season for this
year be introduced in the Legislature
for immediate passage under a sus-
pension 10f the rules. so that those
who would benefit by the law would
not be deprived of its provisions dur-
ing the weeks required for it to be
adopted in its regular order. was
too late then to get the committee to-
gether as both houses had adjourned
at noon but there will be a Yneettng
Tuesdav when the Legislature con-
venes again.
Disgruntled Over .Restrlctlon.
Probably the only objection to the
plan is the fact that this is the season
when fish are spawning and the tat-
in‘g of, great.numbers of fish would
retard propagation However. while
Chairman Bailey did not commit him-
self. he acknowledged that the state
could undertake 40 make up the dif-
ference at some later time when the
industrial situation undoubtedly will
have been relieved.
One of those who conferred with
Chairman Bailey yesterday repeated
the conversation of a group of ama-
Wednesday when one of the number
remarked. "When we had work in
the factory. they took away our beer:
now when we have no work and need
the food they prevent us from fishing
for 1.. I 4131
’U PRUPUSEU
CHARTER UUANUES '4
" ”11- meeting of the Charter com-
ill-TIT Monday night. two very
1 " tut IIInc-ndments were added to
r: '3 already approved. Thé first
"-'.= for a tax commissioner and
. . .
"Mn
"-11
18‘
On
forty-nine of said act
to read as follows:
«I 1921. the mayor shall ap-
-. tax commissioner. subject to
1:. Won by -the council of said
M 0 shall hold office until re-
‘ 1 In: the council for malfeahnce
I; in neglect of duty. incompet
n. other just cause. but shall not
' ' 1-HT d upon any chargefl'prefbr-
'einst hiin without dinenotlce
wring. Upon a Imncyaccm-
1;; an! office of tax commissioner.
11 \0: shall fill the same. 8'0!)in
’ nmtion by the council The
:~ Nation of said tax eommlulon-
' ht such an amount as shall
vain) following the firng’opdayyq
AllEfil-le “Ilium
AFFEUTS liltlllEN
I , .T ..
The Tombln‘éd efforts of Lowrte
Hloen and Axel Carlson ‘made the an
tenaance. at; court in Soutll No‘rIvnlk.
a rather joyous affair this morning.
Both were still feeling the effectli of
the “booze" from which they had im-
bibed considerable humor as well an
inspiration.
Hioen. asked by Judge Vooburgh
where he got his liquor, all that he
really couldn't my. because no
drurik when he: came to t l: Pity
"three months ago. and thatfihe
ebuldn’ I remember the various places
he had Been.
“Well. yod haven't been drunk for
months,’ have you?" “cried
fudge Vosburth. .
‘~’ “Ohm indeed. I been drunk.
half and half moot bf'nplfle. my,
many years; but I pew noted
. ,.
Jil'BlllN.
en of whom were constables.
Six of the officers met
their motorqcar ran into
cudc While the body
\estterdeI morning. The
al men who entered his home.
tacktd. wil carry
Sinn Fein as hostages.
tacks on parties of constabulary.
_,__,__._.__—__.di~_
LAKE BALLS HIGH
SUERIEES TU PLAN
ence
Crime Decrease
', Gmclnor Lake
sheriffs of the
at _ Hartford next Tuesday
Jan. 21.—-Elght men. sev-
were
shot and killed in engagements with
Sinn Fciners near this city. yesterday.
death when
an ambus-
of another was
found near the barracks of his squad
\ciIilian
stain was shot in (old blood-by sever-
Announcement has been made that
in future all motor car: carry in; con-
stables an dtherct’ore likely tovbe at-
memberis of the
This plan has
been in operation near Cork. where
martini law is in force. and has. it is
said. acted as a. preventative of at-
‘STATEJAILMERI‘IER
Governor Invites C o u n t y
Police Officers to Confer-
Resulting f r o III
has ltfi‘lted the high
state to meet with him
ntternoond
EEEET UIBEUTUR’S-
Schwab has been subpoenaed to ap»
pear next W'cdncsday before the
\N'alslI Congressional committee to
testify regarding financial transac-
tions between thc’l'nlted States Ship-
ping lloard and the :‘Bethlchem Steel
Corporation during Mr. Schwab's in-
cumbcncy as Director-Genpral of the
Emergency Fleet Corporation.
The summons “as issued
said. as a result of testimony given
before the committee yesterday by
Colonel
for the month of October. 1918.
to the Shipping Board. and
3100.000 of this amount “was arbi-
trarily charge?! to ship construction."
This was characterised by the wit-
ness as "one of several serious irre-
gularities that occurred during Mr.
Steel M to Summoned se h’s Church
to Appe " Before the p .
waIShcomional com‘ The chief feature or last night's
mittee ' meeting ‘ol' South \NoI-walk Council.
Instability
President Grace Issues De-
» nial of improper Pay-
ments '
NE“! YORK. Jan.“2l.—Charles M.
,it was
Eugene 11.“):de former
Comptroller of the Shipping Board. to
the effect that Mr. Schwab's expenses
amounting to $260,000. were charged
that
They are to confer I13 to the new cir-
cumstunces which have. arisen in the
state. such as the decreube in tho in-
mates of Some of the jails and the
suggestion that two or more of them
in the counties bc consolidtlted. There
are other important matters. it is
position as Director-
Continued _on page Eight) .
————b
and. the
with the sheriffs.
When askéd
day .
to say.
CHURCH UEEIUERS
ing officers and committees
of E. O. Keeler.
Ham F. ‘Tnylor. Mrs. F.
Coleburn. Seymour Curtis.
Binnie Committee.
Elbert
Lockwoodts Mr. w. n. Russell.
Board of Dawns "
For three years—James E.
Melville E. Mead.
Benevolenm Committee
Clerk of the Church
George H. Qiintard. ~
Clerk.“ the Businessfommittce
'Clmrlen E Curtis.
' A. Car-ml Betta,
Trump-er of Business Funds mid
Collector
Charles E. Curtia.
“Ushers
George R. Barnum.
mi Belts. Percy Taylor.
harla I. Danteuflo‘red
bert.‘ VII _ . . ‘
' Jr.. 01mm - Emu-tn.
uditots
erick' AB}
A
Gyros W. Gray. Jr.. Jay
Clinton C. Hubbell (Eu
'—~————
I
, (Continued on one new}. ~
Charles B. Street
ternoon. .The
about 5: 3013'ch
an... cent: to aid ”(burn-aim
this before}? was the reply
”‘5’.
Said tax comm
wmined upon by the counclliot
governor wishes to discuss
last night if be ex—
pected to attend the proposed confer-
ence pith Governor Lake next Tues-
Shéritf Simeon Peace stated he
did not know whether he would at-
Sheriff Pease declared he had nothing
ARE ELECTED
Norwalk Congregational church was
held in the parish house. The follow-
were
elected upon the recommendation 0(
the nominating committee consisting
L. M. Lockwood. \Vll-
J. Curtis and
M'F' W. H. Baldwin.
Business Committee
Edgar G. Murphy. Kenneth M.
Adams. Frederick A.
Wden.
{Edward M. Lockwood. Hurry Rid-
er” E. M., Loner. Josiah Gregory.
Peter Smith Arthur Gtkson Hull.
Percy W.M S‘thllam H. Raye.
Tmrer ot)hc Benevolent Funds
Percival ’1 D.
Stannard. J. Wallace Marvin. A. Car-
Gllnton C.
Hubbell Milan-d Carter" Harold Wea-
ver. Edward M LoekwoodJn, J. Al-
Buckley.
iyolchuol
Funds). Kenneth ’Coleburu (Benevol-
House Damaged
1 An exploding'lun in the cellar of
thehou'aent let-rigs. street. on?
ed considerable m. testers!” a -
occur!“
humanism call
tumult
Foreign "Nations Eagerly
témt. Asked whether he though It ad- . . , .
visablo to combine the count?‘ jail at Watching . Way U- S. 18
Danbury with that in Bridgeport Grappling Wlth Problem
r . fates to ace how Yank
es the problems. Stories
in American
prominent Ill-ploy in Mndop’newspn-
per-s yesterday And caused much com;
ment.
of wage cuts
_ In summarizing the general eco-
1‘0110W'n8 a delicious "925$ 131': nomlo depression and unemployment
melting the annual meeting 0 e editorial ”writers gave apecl atten-
tion to the United States and to Amer-
ican problems. It wan edeclnred in
cablegrams that 2.00
are unemployed in th
and that the country is
Lthrough- the wornt slump since 1907.
. British Labor Sullen.
l'nemployment is increasing
Gredt Britain despite the frantic ef-
forts of the government
relief mensureu. Labor
Continued on in» Ellht)
UBBMUNIRTS UUT-
VUTEUZTU l
LEGHORN J an.
' lug.
tion or their own.
lie-t returns from
81“
the
enlists received
58.000.
A
I
traigned 48
After Highw
M HAVEN Jul.
Banner. :0. chute- Humphré.
and Here:- Humphrey.
oentenoe
week. In h!- M!“ the court.
FRET; EURUPE
LONDON. Jan. 21.—EuI\-opean gov-
ernment: that are‘finenaely worried
over the unemplovment Situation are
\Péeeping a keen eye upon the United
genius ooh--
lnduotrlen were given
.000 workers'
United States
passing
in
to provide
has passed
21. ——-—-——Communtat
leaders who have been attempting tad
carry the Italian Socialist Party into
the Moocow Internationale suflered a
declare defeat. in the balloting~ on the
question which took place last eI-én-
It was announced here today
that the Comunlfla would bolt the
Socialist Cogs-recs and form an or-
voting
show that the Communists were out-
vote‘d by more than 2 to 1 each deio- bad
safe casting vote. for the number 9:;
Schumann in hll particular precinct.
The countfntqzmsent shows the go-
10!. 000 mandates.
white the Communists were given but
"1
, 1 N.
Robbery
2‘1 —-Cyrell
m5 aluminum the
3:11 of mm“ Nichols and
flaw“ m m” 33.2“”
EATBER UUREET
WETAIUHEU ll}
SUBTU MIRWAIU
Members of“ the Knights of
Comm Give Reaption
to \New “Pastor of St. Jo-
Knights of Columbus, was the recep—
tion tendered the new p- of St.
Joseph's church. the Rev. Father
Dennis ll: Irlev.
It wofid Indeed be difficult to tell
which was the moat honored the
Rev.” Father by the warmth and‘
hear-linens of the grceting by the
members 0 {the council. or the mem-
bers themselves by the words of
praise". the promises 'of support mad!.
and the trlbuté paid the, order of the
Knights of Columbus by Father Hur-
ley.
1b. was the largest attended and
most. enthusiastic meeting ewr Held.
in the present club house. and taxed
the capacity of the council chamber.
Father HIIIley yrs presented to the
members by the lecturer of the coun-
cll. Thomas P. McMahon. The words
of reply made by the Ich'. Father will
long linger in the minds of all the
membem who were fortunate enough
to hear them.
Eight candidates received their first
steps as to were _of Columbus. 1
Jospch J. Linxweller has been ‘sc-
oured as director—gyneral of the
Knights of Columbus minstrels. and
Judge William F. Tammany will or-
cupy the interlocutor‘s chair. with
thirty soloists for the ’flrst part. The
date of the production has not been
decided upon. bufwill be announced,
later. Rehearsals start» next week.
Report to Governor Als
of Establishing an Infir-
lIARTI’URTT. Jan. 3".~Tlle pl‘t‘llp
minary l't'POl‘l ol' the State, Board of
Charities for the fiscal yours 19110 and
1920 has just been presented to Gov-
erno‘r Lake for transmiusal by him to
the General Assembly. 1n the open-
ing pages or the report the Board
makes the following recommenda-
tions:
1 T‘Iat the women prisoners at the
Connecticut State Prison bc remoxed
to the State Farm for V‘VomI II as soon
as the latter institution is ploperly
equipped to care {OI them. ‘
A'cient nhm ber
State Board of Charities Favors Enactment by the Gen-v
eral Assembly—Proposed Leghlution Would
for Equipping Niantic Institution to Accommodnb
Therm—Wants 3 Boys’ School in a Rural Location—0
0 Points Out the Advisabil‘lty
mary for Incurable nod Poor.
‘sIIl‘l‘IciI-nt
2. ”That II appropriation
be granted to the State Farm Torn-Wo-
men to ennhle it to fulfill tn mot.
nearly adequate measure the purpo.
forI which it was established. ~
3. That the Connecticut School -for
oya he autimrizcd to employ a sum-
'01‘ agents to provi‘o
careful superxision and placement for
the boys released from the school 9‘.
“role.
4. That the Connecticut School for
R
Continued on Page Fourteen
a
11133 MifllNli ,
.wmI PRUMINENT }
JEWISR‘SPRARERS
tar e InCeting of all Jews of South
. alfi‘ will be helduSunday evening.
Jan 23, at the Zionist headquarters on
Washington street, in 411a South Nor-
Following the degreé’ work. a buf-
fet lunch. consisting of Hot roast pork
sandwiches. salads and coffee
served. the session concluding with
on of South Norualk Council’s justly
renowned “song-tests"
n11. M’MAHUNBIVEN
thlE UFTUWS‘:
Dr. William—H. H. McMahon. Jr.. non
of Contractor and Mrs. William H
McMahon. Who is at the Paterson
Gene-ml Hospital. tun received Clo
following letter from the Paterson
Orphan Asylum Association in which
he is praised for the work he ha-
done. The letter‘oltowsz—
Dr. William McMahon.
Tater-non Generaldlospltal.
Paterson N. J.
Dear air:—
The Trustees of the Paterson 0r-
was ‘
"power over Palestine no a Homeland
land the recruiting of a Jewish legion
walk Trust Company a Building. The
object of the gathering is to mnew the
important Zionist activate: of this city
in order to help the Nuttbnal and [n-
temattonal organization in its im-
po t work of oonstructln ~ Pales~
tine Since the formation of t e local
district, the Zionist: of this city have
performed many brilliant achieve-
menu. They raised over $7,000 hr the
Puestlne Restoration Fund Drive and
were instrumental ‘tn. lending unint-
uce to every phase bf the movement
whee the famous Ban Reno decision.
“we. Brit-h the mandatory
land for the Jewish people.
The Jews of South Norwalk feel
since the advent; of Sir Herbert Sam-
uel as governor general of Palestine.
to protect the boundaries god the in-
troductton of Jewich leaders in the
moral, educational and spiritual life
of the Holy Land. that it is of para
mount impomm to bend every
energy towards" and million
the dream of 2,000 years. Thousands
of immigrant- tncludlng the best.
phan Asylum Association extend their
hearty thank- for professional cer-
vicgs renderéd by you during the past
Vent. .
the needs of this Institution. in addi-
tion to the demands of private prac-
tice. and the service rendered chari-
ties other than ours. make: greater
the. debt we owe you, and likewise.
more difficult is it to properly express
you appreciation. E
It is the earnest hope that health
and prosperity )9 with you nnd'yqurs
during the coming year. andmay the;
Creator bless and strengthen you in
your work of mercy among the af-
flicted
Your: very truly.
BOARD OF TRUSTEES
Paterson Orphdn Asylum Anoclatlon
‘ ‘ A. E. Jam. Secretary
ltllll. mucus
AllllllREl lESlll-‘ljis
WASIlING'l‘ON. Jan zl.-'l‘hI-. Sen—
ate Manufactures committee today
was
§i6n of hearings on thb Golder bit] for
regulation of the coal indn’try u the
result of fresh field: of inquiry 0
up. by charge: yelterdly theft.
New York Wholesale Coal Auoclbtlon
inter-poled obctncleo to proceed-
ings min-t alleged coal products.
The drug wttne- called to upper
tony wot Mon Crew; attorney for
nevpral W cool producer-l. .
‘aL-b‘l‘be
, whitish: Bacchus, which”
amnion mafia-.119 cavern
hour-liltnillnutter "' m
mpg-ammund swastika:
Mead W dirty Wand
MmonMrvomgfig-I
YorktGQoI-thnd. lune. m
mummmmoftbem
food-tram
I
Am...
Mt the Gates of Jerusalem
The. sacrifice necessary to nerve wet” Ole ear. youth! will build the
prepared for an indelnm exten-I
as” to
-mthmmywn
young blood of the steppel of Raul:
god the lowlands of Hungary are
, pave the Itmtu, erect m-
lntroduce modern machinery, and
make Palestine 3 clean. Jule, safe and
wholesome land to rival tin.
Among the prominent speokers will
be Abraham Goldsteln, supervisor of
the Connecticut State Zionist Bureau.
who will local: in Jewish and Charla
Cohen at New Haven, in English; The
10«IIIIIntttee in full charge no u fol~
WB' '
8. Rpodner chum-n13. Jololovsky.
gunner: Willi-In K3 Flutter. necro-
. 17-
WHITE PLAINS. N. Y.‘ Jan. 21.—
George Stlvers. . who with Marcus
Busett. escaped from Sing Sing. PHI-
on last dober and later was recaptur-
ed in New Hampshire. today but nev-
en years added to the life contend.
which he to now serving. Them
untence. whl also was lmpoaedm on
Bnuetnwuamultoftheconvlction
of the two men in county court here
oh chm of escaping prunn.‘
Bis-en *u to be retooled the lat-
ter port or this month.
8006 hehnvlour mic‘fl have reduced
sum UL
UUR EAST BAY
\
.4
Will N alk People Re—
nanimosuly To-
Save 10,000 Children
The result of fine Fast Campaign h.
being amounted throughout the' (my.
"\Vill everyone. respond '3'?
asked in many gatherings. 9"»
each person take the trouble to 3"
that his money actually reachel our.
of the three places it should.
the Church: (2) to the Red .
Collector who may call at the 186 ‘
{Ind present a certificate as a W '
(3) by mail. addressed to "Fast Ca.-
mittee. Norwalk. " _
It in interesting to note tbpt
every faintly actually
rice. or
Saturda. sure that
and makes
above mentioned agents. that m
that money Hoover can' save 410....
tiny lives.
In Europe today. the childrch on
being looked over. the stronger on.
picked out to be fed what food than.
in. and the thousands of wenlter all“:
turned away to die of the hunt-Zr
which in already gnawing at their ‘-
tle bodies/
'13 theft any one who, knowing M
this can be stopped by denying lat-5-
aelf for one meal will eat with re
bure that Norwalk‘c quota has built
met?
It has not yet been met.
sufficient to stop the horrors tn
nope. ,
The gifts have been generous. but
there is no one who cannot fut fr
one meal‘bcsldec everything “else b.
may have done.
Failure to meet our quota men.—
tlmt the waiter children will can '
lent away from the food centers with-
out o mouthful to appease their pitiful
hunger.
Can we eat with a picture of the.
in our minds?
mes-y cent of our money goes to
buy actual foofl.
No German children are in need of
our help. Their wants have been In"
by Germn aAmerican contributions.
America 1- only furnishing 1-8 of
the booed-arr fund: it we all meet our
quotas. The other 2- 3 ‘- rcndy for use
through money rained in the dime“
macs-In: countries.
[at I. show our me of humanity
on W!
mutton:
Pullman
all m: In. June: Donne],
lilo bunches to Mmty yours. {they
will be tried next month on four in-
, filament- tor mutt upon M
'1th “WV overpowered when they
Lama. find if convicted they will be
TRUSENTEUBEU
ll) HEBREW
BUFFALO N. 1.. Join. 213-8!!-
rnond F. Ilulford and Floyd E. Blover
were my untamed to death to? the
mum: of Am xenon. III-in
moximum sentence- of ..
wt]; Cali agar the second floor
bunting lib now occupies at 16
mm .uld will have the
WW“ into 1 section 46-.
whit to dating I004! End ‘0"
RH mueemcnt wu mule
by Hr. Donnelly in a convex-um
with a sentinel reporter.
u. will take control of this flocc-
wmeh w formerly occupied by “I.
in“:
ht. Dr. J. Hammond lottery. In.
a”. nod enrich tho! be work 1“
Wm the floor ll take pout»
dbl: three or four weeks
he noun-Iot- for the cum
mummy-cedar“-
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