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WOUNDED BRITON AIDS
IN SHIPBUILDING HERE
UNCLE SAM INDULGES IN THE OLD GAME OF "ROCKING THE BOAT"
Puscy & Jones Worker Tells
of Fierce Battles Where
He Was Hurt
l Of 'the first Hrltlph army of 7' 000
;men sent to France only about 600 cur
vhed contact with the enemy.
One of thee nurlori Is Corporal
Tom Halne?, of the template storage
shop at the Puey & Jones' Gloucester
shipyards
Haines was Imallcled out of the serv
ice after receMns seere wounds and
has been doing his bit In the shlpjards
for Seeral months HI reminiscences
hae entertained thousands of the ship
workers. Here they are, In part, a? he
wrote them:
"t was In the district of Mons that
I got m baptism Into real battle It
was'the first time that I had eer heard
ft big- shell In the air. and T shall neer
forget It You cannot see the shell, nor
any smoke, but ou can hear a shriek
Which reminds jou of the kind of a ell
a woman would let out If she was being
strangled onl twcnt times worse
"The dlstrltt around Mons was noth
ing more than a waste, with a few
mines The sjstem of trench warfare
had not yet been Invented and we took
whatever coer we could find, fighting
In sort of an Indian fashion We staed
up therp for two das, holding the Ger
man until finally orders came that the
odds against us were too great and that
we should start a retreat Our division
then'' held back the brunt of the German
attack during the retreat which took
us back almost to the gates of Tarls
We had onb two machine guns at that
time to our whole regiment, and we had
no heay arfillerv whatever The Oer
mans had alreadv brought their big
uns Into action and we wete at a great
disadvantage
irtnrh lml Out
"At one place the whole Fifth Divi
sion was virtually surrounded by the
Germans with onlv a sirall opening be
tween their lines nt one point where,
thf re was a possibility of escape uen
eral French took charge and led the men
out of this pocket without the loss of a
single man He had us Pie (Ut In a
single line during the middle of the
night By this movement he made a
great hit with the men and received
much commendation
"Those who could not Keep up the
pace dropped out and many were sent
as prisoners of war to Indure the abuse
and miseries of the Germ-in prison
camps
"The Germans outnumbered us at this
.--time five to one Out of the 75 000 men
who comprised our first army in Fiance
only 600 men are lelt
"When we started to retreat the Ger
mans kept pressing us haid and wa
were forced back through St Quentin
to the very outskirts of Paris At
this point General Foch, now the com
mander of the Allied armies on the
western front, started the famous taxi
cab mobilization of the French reserves
After a two davs' battle the French,
British and Belgians defeated the Ger
mans and compelled them to retreat
from the Marne on September 8 1311
to the lino of the Alsne,
HirmeL vot
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SEA SERVICE BUREAU
OPENS OFFICES TODAY
MORE SPEED AT SHIPYARDS SHIPYARD PIANO OVERWORKED
Work of "Rounding Up" Men
for Ships Recently Launched
Is Begun
The new headquarters of the sea serv
ce bureau the merchant marine recruit
ing organization nfflllated with the
United States shipping board were
opened toda In the three upper floors
of the building at 27-29-31 South Tourth
street, which has been leased h the
Government, and the bureau has com
menced the task of 'rounding up' every
available man for duty on board the
ships recently launched and those to
leave the was in the future
A force of inspectors ana clerks were
on hand this morning to look after ap
plicants for enrollment, and they were
kept busy handling the rush that fol
lowed the shipping board's announce
ment that men must be had at once for
this branch of the service The most
pressing need has been for firemen, and
the scarcity of this tjpe of worker Is
still serious, as few are applying Next
where the 'n importance are coal passers
Coonlev said this afternoon shin nro-
ductlon In all its phases is about 80
per cent of the maximum
In some sections shipments of boilers
and engines and fabricated steel parts
are below the needs ' Tills. Mr Coonlev
said Is due In great measure to the large
number of untrained men who had to
be made into first-class mechanics and
shipbuilders
'Another factor that somewhat re
tarded construction was the Inability
ot the workmen to grasp the magnitude
and Importance of their task The
proper spirit in the shlpvards and the
other vi ar plints, partieuUrly In sec
tions that feel the effect of the war, has
taken amazing form In the last sixty
davs however, and production figures
are leaping"
ITALIANS TO GIVE FLAGS
The hundreds of Italians working In
the Sun Shlpvard at Chester, want to
compliment their American comrades-in-arms
and have decided to present an
Italian and American flag to the ship
yard The two emblems will be raised with
patriotic ceremonies Thursdav evening
when the new Sun band will make Its
debut There are twcntv-sW pieces in
the band
Germans dug in behind prepared de
fenses. This was something absolutely
new In the line of warfaie and was the
start ot the trench Bvstem which was
soon used so extensively on both sides.
lloilie Ilullet (lot II I m
"1 lost most all of mv accouterments;
packs and overcoats were thrown aside
In the heat of the battles, and v c came
an air ultfi Ittflo mnra ttinn rlflpa anrl
'ammunition In a little village on the Bnd men for ,h" new car shlns' and
For the purpose of facilitating re
sulting, the country has been divided
Into twelve districts The Fhlladelphla
district, comprising the area between
New York on the north and Baltimore
on the south, will be an Important factor
In the campaign So far this city has
supplied the greater part of the officers
way I had seen a German cavalrman
laying dead on the steps of a house. Aa
my shoes were worn away to almost
nntliftic- QnH mv feet were enrf) nnrl I
bleeding from the constant marching I , recruiting organization affiliated with
the Government looks to It to continue
the pace William G Wee, head of tho
local branch of the sea cervlce bureau a
Plants to Be Working at Maxi-(01(, Mtl.ip Bov nl Cllcstcl ,,.,,
mum Capacity Within 90 Days i .,
Within ninetv davs all shipyards and ! lo Hiup 1e Hom,
the plants supplvlng them with mater-I The piano which Ins been cverv
lals will be operating nt maximum I hodv s friend at the Chester Miipv rd
capacltv is about to go on strike It ins been
This Is the forecast of Howard Coon worked ton hard durine the noon hour
lev vice president of the Kmergciicv ,tH p,,ce hna llw 1S ,,e ,n , hXme.
Fleet Corporation At present, Mr
U' (1IIII riMJ linj lit 1HMUI lilt" !llll-
norkers and the ofllce force rush it
mucfi too haid it Is thought
Performcis are plentiful and vtiril
talent has not been wanting," either In
fact, the demand upon the pi inn has
been so great that, the Chester Ship
yard (hoi nl Club has fallen i behind
In practice The double quirtet and
the Welsh vocalists fiom around Sci .ni
ton also want a little more reheat sing
So with Its rtmnval probahlv to the
old restaurant building the music box
will get a rest, but will pHj for the
Chorul Clun and other organizations of
the kind The bojs nnd girls who hive
depended upon It In the nasi will have
to make som other airingement
YARD ATHLETES MUST WORK
Emergency Fleet Will ot l.cl
Men Draw Big Pay for Plaving
Should there be unv piofesslon.il Kite
ball playeis holding down iinliiipni til
jobs In shlpvards and drawing big sal
aries for plavlnp nn shlpvard nlnei,
thev will be weeded out bv the llmer
gene Fleet oi porn ton
Howard Coonlev vice president of the
corpoiation made that nnnounci ment
this afternoon In answei to tho lom
lilaint nnde b State Senator Calvin
H Page of New Hampshire, that such
a condition elsted in the ard at
Portsmouth
We will countenance nn sucli iction
In any of the shipyards" Mr Coonlev
(.aid e believe that It Is a good
thing to stimulate Interest in the su
premacv of anv vard nvei another In
sports hut the men should be primarilv
workers '
PLAN HOUSE PARTIES
FOR HOG ISLAND GIRLS
altin
soplilsthitei oldei brnthei In two more
vnutig 1'iltuis nnswurd the timid In
'lullj l)n vnu think weie ll Ron to
liivea goof turn" at the Hendlng Term.
Inal Mitlnn tncHv as twentv-fle Ixii"
of fnrelgn birth ni anrcsttv aw iltd n
train 'nr itrecn l.ane where tlieii len
div mitlng rponsoird bv the lied Cm
In giving inunttv week vacitlnns to
snldlets chlldien will be spent.
Ml rlein nnd smooth with fiesll
blouse iiul hill veiv wet af'et in e
Hi biuhing thf pirtv met at tin- sta
tion tnativ nf them a half hour befnie
thev wite din' loiil strangers of ten nt
twelve veirs became gieit ti lends I e
fore lr I Haitung of the Home
Servlu depigments committee on i nun
try -vocations week Miss I.ouls MIon ic-nresent-itlve
nf lhe lunior -erv Ice I orps,
Na Innil I eagu foi Unmans Service
and i-evetil sniial servhe worker had
rounded up the i rnwd ind counted ti(ii i
Tonv spoke wltn authnrltv born nf
epei lend w lie ii he assured the w Ide
eved vuungei bins nf tin good t'mt om
lng I w is thtie three summers ago he
explaimd V nu swim and plav base
bill nnd evervthing I hev rt certalnlv
good tn nu out tlirte nd Timy H
vnuncei bintiiei. Paul I and !ojfph
whot delight was wordles looked al
it h nther ind nodded belief
Itussl ins Poles and Italians i om
tmsid in. Jitll. Kinup Mothers hovered
nei snim nf 111. vounger rhatis blllsii
ing link an i'i isiotial uniulv curl
Mis Ilobinskv nmthi i nf 1 dward and iKe nuineinus Ills
Hiriinn Knliini.kv wlin his twn sons
witll lilt (idols nd pinudU o thevp
armv one been theie tlitee veils and
the other twn vcirs
William anil Joseph Glgltottn with
native Itsillin grate kept, laps tightlv
ilutrhed In thelt hinds while waiting
fnr the tialn fm there were iiutntrnus
kind I idles i in lllatlnc uinotig them
Mv fathet Is In the armv slid Wll
II un and so Is nn uncle, h r ink Hallo
fnthei s name s Josi f lilgllnttn He on-
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nnf of three plant In this countrv t't '
tor the minufacture of Teuls machine,
guns for the Fulled ftntcs nrmy Is to
lie In operation In this cltv wllhln ilxty
lays
The Savage i ms Cntnpanv which ai
re idv ha plants at Sharon Lawrence
Countv Pi it I'tlca V X and In
listed long time ago And here v II- I Connecticut has purchased the plant of
the siir Sheppud Compxnv stays
iiianufacturers at llrle avenue nnd Sep.
viva stieet lure and will start shortfy
o Install machinery for the manufacture
of the Lew Is- gun
The Sivagc i ompanv exclusively has
the "i ntnets fnr manufacture of the
Lewis guns fm iim I v the United States
rmv ami lias found It necessary lo
nlirgi Its npentions
Lewis nmliliip gun? have neen used
ilninst exi!iisiil in the present war
Him s snft-eynl mother loiurihuted
We bad i littel tluee weeks ago
lies all light Hern simt In his leg
though, tluee limes 1 got fnui chll
drin she i em uked one a little girl
nine veal"
Hernaid 'haiiln Ihirteen vears old Is
going to his Hi st Vtiieiicnii pirtv and
in broken Hiisslan hi siid lf. i.u dad
tn tie with l lit of mini bnys
'I Imp been but nlin months In tills
cnuntiv lie expl lined 'and 1 have no'
om elsi ,iii nn hr.itliei He his In en '
six months In liaiulng ciinn Mv fntlui
and mother up dead I was brought to In the tliltisb I lie Buti Was offered to
merU-. ni, a ship In a la.lv wlmt,,ok , ,lltrd VllIes , , ,mentor but
me to Mil .gn and there mv mother , ,,.,,, ,,,, ,lffM. nunl.rou, ,,
met me He hopes soon in en abroad r .i r. . '"u- l"'fl
,n,l flffhi Hiiro.ui n fa,or r the riiowning machine gun
,l '" ind in k bin. rifle Failure to obtalh
Then was v ,, shermin who has il u, imple 'numbei rf Drowning guns
brother with tin inlnr and uttavlana .tilcklv how.vii resulted In contiacts
Iteiii7iili ind Vninnlo .Matteo Thomas lining gtv n the nvagi people for Lewis
DI L-uirli Liwreme St. II , lames gun
n'.nVi leiTl" inl'ri" 1.'." I"".""',0 ' T1P '"' f11 ,h' 'a' U"ri " '
, ,..u x ., 1 J", "V0, U"."n'" consummated quletlv The property In-
laselo Mi.Ii.Ip --plzzirc Lulgl l,r- volv((l s3, 'feet bv 48., feet bv 750
rii-ina Lulgl loco,,,, nrwl.. Clniiulno I f, rfIf is ..ss-ed at $180 ono It in
and a doen m s others all of whom Llurtps hPlcrH, two ,n(, , hree-story
were anonipinied In a do. tor s . i till- hulldlngs
c-itp lo hov thei might Mftly 1 en- , . ... , . ..
trusted with other vniingsters without " l" ' "P" did that within two months
siiriiiding measles, wliooiilnc .niiiri. ,,r ""v "' Pfol'le will have completely
I til iiiki i i lit- .1 iicui iiiv-f ni nit' fiaiii
Scries of Saturday Evcniti".
Kiitertaimncnts at Y.M.C.A,
Holiday House, Roxborough
iritis I ve b. en in this countrv twentv
seven vnis an 1 in almost VmiiUati
nnself I got i .1 uigliter eighteen
V nit one told tur she had pkked out a
-weitlieart fm Inr ind tint he dl.lri t
I ne lo go m w ir
Mv riiughler 'aid Hut what do I
series of Saturday evening house an, ltt, ., f(,i0 ,iat ,lo , KO , rfro
parties his been arranged foi the girls Id h. ishiimd lo go on the stieet with
of the Hog Island ofllce force The him if he dldn I line i uniform
.-.,! lli i t oil Its rvtlnu 11 lit Wa turnait nttt
When tin Haln a. aniiouiiced .ml ini,rMn, nti Tti niimiP nf m
bovH aie not Iliissl ,ns TievieAniei- ,,1P "unB" "'; l aboitd sinio , ,p etnpi.ned has not been stated
determined to have a new pair of boots
I pulled them off the German and ar
rived In camp with a pair of practically
new German cavalry boots on, much to
the amusement of some of my comrades
he shipping board, has been appointed
district chief for this section, with head
quarters in the Bourse.
The campaign calls for the services of
a nfir 1. tint! r irrtA nt nVi In amnlm a from
"My first real accident was at Missey lCdp,a,n donn to cabln boy an(1 nciudes
The German arillery had opened firedcck am) engneroom otrtcers. seamen,
and one of their shells hit a church n,elnen. coal passers, cooks, stewards,
steeple near where we were fighting !olers aml ater tenders Those having
One of the failing bricks hit me nnd the necessary experience will be placed
layed me out It made a long cut right t immediately aboard outbound ships,
where I part my hair If we had hadhle ,e ineXperlenced will be sent to
steel helmets at this time I would not nautcal or marine englneeis' schools for
have -been layed out at, all, but as it officers or to training ships for the rank
More Houses at CornwelU
Ground was broken today at Corn
wells for fifty more framo houses for
workmen at the Traylor shlpvard These
houses will have from four to seven
roortis and will cost nbout 1BOO each
They are to be erected north of the
shlpvard near the Pennsylvania Rall
load The first twelve will probahlv
be ready for occupancy within two
months and thereafter h dozen will be
completed each week If the schedule
does not break down In addition to
these and other houses erected by the
Traylor Company, 130 large tents have
been put up, and the old barracks have
been converted Into a dormltorv accom
modating 40" men
affairs will take place at the 'i AI C A
Holiday House, at lloxbotough July 13, "
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The girls are looking forward to the
entertainments with keen Interest f h.
flist two Saturdays will afford accom
modations for onlv tvventv -five girl3
but the last will take care of fifty
The girls will go to (he countrv Sitaii
div immediately after vw-k at noon
and lemain there until Sundiy evening
The time will be spent In many forms
of outdoor sporl, Including swimming
and boating Chaperones will he pro
vlded S D rerrK physical dlrcctoi
In the industrial lelatlons building at (
Hog Island Is taking applications for ,
the parties I
PLAN "FAMILYNIGH1S".
Fira of Series for Sun Shipyard Work- f
ers This Evening
The first of a series of ' family nights
a.Tanged bv the Sun Ship Comp-inv for
Us workmen and their families will be
held this evening In the V M C
Auditorium "-evenlh street and LMg
mont avenu" Chestel
The 'Welsh Choil of Marcus Hook m
der the leadership : "limo.nv Davis
will give a concert Prof H T liaunt
will be the pianist Thp compinv but
ton will admit to the affair I
Me, I t,ot twn s,,ns in the Anierkan
lining machine th-,t offers to boil, weigh , '' '"" "h"l",1ir,1 nll,nl """'V, !Pr 8a,e'
and read the future or the weighed " " '' '" nca "' he corn-
" pinv but when a representative of the
'Well how m 1 gonna know how fat sivage people In search of a suitable
I get If I don t weigh- asked Innte HIle for a new f ictorv Informed the
when frantic llueats of his missing the nutlets of the stove plant that it was
whole show were hurled icross the needed fm the manufacture of guns,
nowd bv n comrade nd ihc foitune thev agreed to dispose of It it once The
on hK slip had the ominous wni.l slnve manufacturing machinery will be
you must pav mote ait.nllon to de- moved lo the compinv s jilant at Ilaltl-
talls 'I bis Is impor ant ' moic
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and file, as the case may be The latter,
after a brief Intensive Instruction period,
will be ellblgle to qualify for berths as
WOODEN SHIP EMBARGO OFF
was my peaked khaki hat probably
saved my life.
"It was at' La BassA In mv last
charge 'oyer the top' that I got In the licensed officers
way of a bullet which finally took me
out of the firing line During the mid
dle of the bayonet charge we had fallen
to the ground, as was our custom, and
taken a. shot at the coming Germans i , Government Allows Buildinc Up
was Just In the act of rising when a. , rr t- j i
IO 1UU 1 OIIH UCUUWClglil
The Kmergency Fleet Corporation has
lifted the embaigo on the building of
wooden sailing vessels or motor-drive
vessels either for American or foreign
private ownership. Teservlng. however,
the right first to approve ouch building.
In a general order given .out by How
ard Coonley. v Ice president of the
nmergency Fleet Corporation, a resolu
tion to this effect adopted at a meeting
of the shipping board June 4 and signed
by Lester SIsler, secretary of the board,
was embodied The resolution reads:
"Resolved, That the United States
shipping hoard will encourage the build
ing of wooden (Billing vessels or motor-
driven vessels, eithei for American prl
vbullet struck me in the right eye, passed
out below my ear, tore a piece out of
my shoulder and dropped me like a log
"Eventually I recovered consciousness
sufficiently to crawl forward and diop
Into a trench, which fortunately had
been caputred by the British The bat
tle was still going on I lay there tn the
mud at the bottom of the trench until
early tn the morning A comrade seeing
my foot move pulled me out from be
neath a couple of dead men and gave
me a little aid, such as he could As the
trench was being Bhelled heavllv I real
, lred that I would soon die unless I got
out of that position so I determined to
take a chance in the open
'On June 18, 1915. I got my discharge)
from the army I then returned to Knu-
land and worked in the arsenal at
Woolwlchs until coming to the United
States, In October, 1D15"
WAR CROSSWDEAD MARINE
Lieutenant Miles, of German
town, Honored by Persbing
Lieutenant Thomas H Miles, son of
Thomas H, Miles, 610 West Upsal
Mr'tt O rmaitown wlo was k1 led In
action June 6 while fighting with the
United States marines before Chateau
Thierry, has been awarded the distin
guished service cross posthumously by
General Pershing
Word of the honoring of the local
ou'h. who las. Jnlv natr'ed Miss Vancy
Smyth, daughter of Mr. and Mrs Calvin
M. Smyth, 224 West Walnut lane, Ger
mantown, was contained In an official
communique from General Pershing
The lieutenant's wife, in a letter re
ceived fram L'eutenant J, F, Blanton.
tt a M C. last week. learned that her
3hu'ind was killed bv i hel' wnlle
leading nis men in auacx aguinsi win
Germans
BIG BOILER SHOP AT SUN YARD
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Largest of Kind on Atlantic
Coast Planned at Chester
Plans are out for a big boiler-making
shop to be erected by the Sun Shipbuild
ing Company at Chester With an an
nual capacity of 250 boilers of from 1000
tjj J500 horsepower each, this will be
the largest marine boiler shop on the
Atlantic coast.
The largest at present Is that now
operated by the Pusey & Jones Com
pany at Gloucester, which has an output
of about 200 boilers annually. The Sun
Company's present shop turns out only
.Km, BAinlv.fliA hollers n vpnr Twn
v are required for each ship. The Hun
'.Company weeps nve snip-vaya going rne
.boilers to be made at the new shop
'wljl be available to any other uhlpyaid
that may need them Rome-tihlpyards
lack tntlrely boll-r.rnUklnr'faclIltl.
vate account or foreign account up to
1000 tons deadweight, provided such
building receives the approval of the
Fleet Corporation as a manufacturing
proposition; upon completion the ves
sels to be permitted to take the flag of
their owners; it being Understood that
the vessels will be free of requisition
during construction; should the military
necessity arise, however, the board re
serves Its right to commandeer all such
vessels; the action taken herein being
subject to the concurrence of the truo
tees of the Emergency Fleet Corporation"
aWIMsHPT ISJ BaalaiV
No truck is
better than the
service back of
it. We promise
service and give
it.
Larson Oldsmobile Co.
231-33 North Broad Street
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Emphatically Your Time
To Buy Good Clothing !
William H. Wanamaker's July Sale
offers thousands of dollars' worth of
standard all-wool clothing at real
savings !
THE CLOTHING is of such good cloths and is so
carefully tailored that we are certain any mer
chant tailor would ask you double the price for
the same fabrics made-to-measure and he would not 4
ask too much!-
$45.00 Suits during July will sell for $35.00
$40.00 Suits during July will sell for $30.00
$35.00 Suits during July will sell for $27.50
' $30.00 Suits during July will sell for $25.00
$25.00 Suits during July will sell for $20.00
Every man who intends to participate in the savings of this
sale (which comes but once a year) may be sure we are not offer
ing any laggards "slow-selling" styles or picked-over "job-lot"
' clothing the whole collection is new and good and fine and all of
it is taken from the regular season through stocks of the new
.store :
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Clothes built to individual measure) IP -
This figure entitles our customers to the regular standard of tailor
ing, trimming and exactness of fit which our expert cutters assure you,
just the same as if you were paying the regular full (and fair) prices.
William H. Wanamaker
1217-19 Chestnut Street
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The Problem of Keeping Your
Table is Easily Solved
By Our Producer to Consumer Plan
The sociologic and economic arrangement of peoples renders it
impracticable for everyone to have their own farm. All cannot be pro
ducers of food any more than manufacturers of clothing or the builders
of ships. All have their diverse duties to perform in the great family of
all the people. The JftlriH&N is a direct link in the chain that brings the
producer and consumer together, that connects the farmer, the miller,
the packer, every producer of food with the household table.
This is why your table cost is less with us than elsewhere and
why every American Store is packed full of Customers from Mon
day Morning till Saturday Night.
4re you reaping the harvest of direct purchasing?
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better "cup" satisfaction. Wc have demonstrated this to hun
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Condensed Milk, 10 "an
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lb. 7c Seeded Haisins
lb. 7c Seedless. ICaisins
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Pkg. 10c "Soup Beans
Pkg. 3c Shrimp
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20-Mule Team Borax
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