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TOPICS OF DAY
IN WALL STREET
Traders Believe Way May
Be Found to Prevent
Outbreak of War.
MARKET RALLY HELD
I o BE SIGNIFICANT
Mock Trices in Two
Days No, ?s Large .1*- Wight
Have Been Expected.
? \\ all
Baking
excitei
Hut every
crtsia,
v.T.li Ger
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,-cd. The least that
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Bern?
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there were manv
re war.
[;. .ir.: and it Wal
J'xtr "'?lU\d
? :.: will ask the
?f m ' German*?
abeai tro on
?hen
?lied marin? ion? But even
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Vf*.*. ? fmnn
.-.ndonina at
? s thout
.nificant Rally.
-fjj, ich market :
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Retler Market Posilion.
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?luis .in. uni .i,,, fag
Utah tor .i.iis. isa.ass
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High for .lune . . IOa.SH
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II,s?i l.-r Mns.. 111.Mil
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HlCk 1er .lime . -, -s
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High for Miss .S.VII50
i ?is f??r Majr,. 71 ?.??
High for April.8.VI.'.'
I ,,? for April. 77..1114
High for Mar? h.lt. IM
loss for Mar.-h.7uii'M
High for K.l.ruiiry. ".Ml,"I
loss. t,,r I rliruiir?'.tin 7> I I
High for Januar). 77..!H?i
I,..? for Januar;.*0.77?
High, full sear, IHM.SI.Kill
I ..ss. full ..?r. lilll . 117 17 7
STOCKS RECOVER
FROM WAR SCARE
Heavy Selling Orders Are
?Absorbed Quickly?31.
Points Biggest Loss.
Heavy selling onler? from nil parts
of the country were thrown on the
stock market at the opening yester?
day followinf the reading of fuller
concerning the torpedoing of
'be Arabic by a German submarine in
? sh Si ,". The uncertainty over
ittitude yet to be announce?! by
? ??* ?\ i-on and Secretar?/ of
State Lansing on the inciden! .
?i7 wiped out by a hii: drop in
? their holdings,
The readiness with which the Bell?
ing was absorbed, however, was one
of the big surprises of the d .
? t, While losses at tie open
ing " ? b, a number of indus
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in the first few minutes of I
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Tset much
-. with t h ? ?
. ? ' loss recorded in the active
when the gon?: Bounded at '.'?
3 4 points in (?enera:
.?? other hf-nd Bethlehem S?ee]
ntB, the preferred
second with a gain of
r cains registered at the
American Coal I1''
1 ". Rock
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mir on the early
? ? ribut? .1 to ti,? .'.
A? ?? r the
OUgh ninny ?1 s
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'tan' price
were to h;e-her figures.
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128 in N?
rake at the opening, followed bv
un upturn "ri which the price r" ??
above Thui Stude
baker, which dropped 74 point I
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Crue I which fell A
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lur i" wild trading, re
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few buying order? v
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ever, after the first fifteen mir
trading.
ON THE CONSOLIDATED.
V the open!.?' the market on the
ted Exchange broke through
!he first heavy Belling
? - ,,,? ; pei ? .? force prices
, Bharply. In the early afternoon
I -; spell, fol?
low? i 1-'. a rally. At the do
A few
exception
them i ? Copper, Ana
i, Rock
American ' i
touched 58*. Latir it
were
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top loss orders playing n
additional
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PRODUCE AND
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Sinking of Ships Causes
Decline in Wheat?Corn
and Oats Off.
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ARABIC DISASTER
LOWERS COTTON
Calmer Tone Succeeds Weak
Opening, However, and
Close Is Steady.
The nervousness over internal
relations crca'ed by the linking
Arabic was more or less m evidence
during the entire day m the e? I
market Conflicting reports as to the
circumstances of the attack caused
moi?' ,,r loss irregularity, but an early
decline was partly recovered, -ind
? a calmer testing seemed to ore
Nail toward the close with the tone
. at a net. decline of only 6 to H
points.
There was quite ?? flurry of liquida
?? with nervoust!.
croa ed by weakness in Liverpool, a
l break in New Orlenns and the
lower opening <?'' the stock market.
I- ' ' prices Mere 12 to 13 points lower,
and active months sold 16 to 17
under Thursday's closing figures -lier ly
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touchin - i'..',.".. (?tt'oi?!".,?
well absorbed at this level, partly by
Liverpool buying ??!' ? Ictol ??! to m ?!"
old straddles, ami enough covering de
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points ft??m the lows ?. Pave
private crop reports from the louth
?? of eonftrn
-.- eai ly ad
with reference to the A, ab e
pi ;res ,,'r ;i few point -.
v after midday. i?u? the market
. i up again toward the
reaching the nighesl point of the day
with December selling fl Last
prices were at practically the best
on reports that theattacko -,
had 1" ? n ?? ? ' cond? on
? would minimize il - influ? i -
diplomi ' ? ions.
I'rr ? from I'l-in- indicated
tha? there had been damage to open
fi .?ni tne i ecent itorm, b il
of the more prominent traveling ? x
reported ?hat 'he rainfall would
;,!ove ?,i benefit to the erop
?ient around tl s lo al ring
appes towaid thai ? I?
luation. The ?
declaration was less ?li I
during the day, tending to increase
lence in the a - -inn;'! ion ti
announcement had been prett;
? ?. -l, but, as a matter of
appears I '.:?? gely
-I by submarine ?!
from New ? "
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at a tend? i compared
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quoted at Savsn
em market
a/ere unchanged
-.? Memphis ai d Little Ro? k,
wliich are in later sections of th?
and which may have been infill
to some extent by the heavy
It ram?, particularly in
i nsas, where the moisture was
considered undesirable. Exports for
' ?" k were ?",'" iY',2 bal
100,112 ? ' ? ? ion fhe
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las? year, mak
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land toi ?' ? -
Southern mill I
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gain of -locks at interior t?
against - I year; brought Into
for the week. 84,050,
Ias1 year. Tota! crop I
Port receipts, M.901,
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Southern mill ti
nil; d? ? ntei
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BRIEF WALL STREET NEWS
A -rain ?f erouad MJSWfiSS by tne
banks la indicated by the reported
?n.ivi nan! - "f carro?a*" this week. The
i Iron** ? . iatertai ?ras S5,K30,on?)
irai la lin? $1,19 1,000 national
bank notes -in- i,. Wa. h mat-ton for le
' Ion. Gold aniiruntint* ta * I
? Japanese yen wan importe,1 from
? i nunt. There ?ras
?i ordin?r*" Sub
Treasury traassvetions.
tHraetars of the Columbia Trust
Company have elected Oeortre Ear!?
? and trusi offi?
cer.
Copper exports from Atlantic por s
for the \.k endad August U amount
Si nee avenal l. n -
719 tons Wtra "hipped, against 11,14**
tons in the corresponding period last
-, ear.
?ir,, i earnings of the Kansas City
Southern Railway Company for July
?v. ?rod with 1946^*10
l im ii. .nth a year airo. Nat
income afti r expenses and tax** war,
decreaaed from $r,3:,140 to %tSS,lSt
Kinj*. Farnum &. Co. have appointed
Herbert T.. Jone.'. formerly with
Charles D. Barney I I'".. as manager
"f their New York uffice, 24 Broad
S reet.
INTERNED SHIP
ABLAZE IN HARBOR
Mysterious Blaze on the Har?
burg, from Hamburg, Does
$5.000 Damage.
The big Cern?an freight steamship
Harbors', of Hamburg-, interned here
since the outbreak of the world war,
was threatened with destruction by a
rioui -ire which broke out in her
sfterhold while at anchor in the bay
?IT Stapleton, Staten Island, shortly
after 1 o'clock yeatt-rday afternoon.
While the cre?v was righting the
flames, Are signals were answered by
i aptain George Stapleton, of the tj?,?
boat Stapleton. The Stapleton hauled
alongaid? of the Harburg and played
two streams of water in the hold. An
i .vas sent to lire tnadquart er s at
St. George, and the tircboat Sath Low
was dispatched to the ship. After an
- v.ii,. the ?ire was put out. The
damage wa 16 000.
It was given out aboard the ship
later ?n the day that the tire might
! .)/ one of the si
dropping a light<>.| match into the hold.
ei over the hold, little
rr> ii' :. to this story.
moreTh???tons
found in yonkers
Rones Ma*,' Re Those of Small?
pox Victims. Buried During
Epidemic Years Ago,
Workmen who Wednesday uncovered
the ikeleton of a young woman while
.- rn-iir the Lincoln Park station
at "i' iterday unearthed the
is man in the same
place.
]ir. II I.. Kennedy, who w;n sent !iv
Coroner Dunn to examine the hone-,
i ?! they had probably been interred
Two bottles were
found, one of ?them believed to
from the drug itore of A.
? r, for man) yean in busin?
? s.-, but now re"red.
Thi ? 'lying to find Geoi ?
i form? r member of the Yon
Bonrd ol i lealth. At the time of
lemic i.liotit ten yeiir*
ago Pilaon had charge of the diapoaal
of the bodiet it vietima, 1- ia thought
ral may have been buried
where the bones wars ??
GIRL ACCUSES POLICEMAN
Makes Serious Charge on
Which He Is Held for Trial.
Richard Duffy, i young patrolman at
I t? the We ' 1 wentieth Street
i 11,000 bail for ex?
amination Monda) by Magistrate Koe?
nig i- Jeffei on Marke) ( our! yester
day, "n i*. charge of criminal assault.
The eomplaini wa? made by Charles
E ! obin, i ? for the Children's
? behalf of Anna Rubinowits,
'. of 67 Meserole S
Brooklyn. The assaut ?a alleged to
* Igu il !.. in the lobby
of a I ? ?'?; Avenue. Duffy
* ibo) Road, Pleasant
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Lost Race, Pays $2 5 Fine.
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I22d Street, as
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court yesterday for racing with Acting
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aloi Bj < Icean Parkway,
Hai" d Luce, a policeman
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Rifle Team Trials Sept. 4.
A ' 'or place i i
fork in i
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Traffic Will Be Halted by Har?
lem Draw Change.
Traffic will be >n 'he e!
i railroe I t ridge over 'he Harlem
River to morrow from 2 a, rn. rutil
ml flow of the tide ro
'he old ?lraw spaa i-i lbs middle
! of the river und place a new span in ,
portion.
Dating Ihe suspension of train '<r- !
| vice, northbound "I." - W|"
? traa ''"r- at the U
station, which will be hon
? lS3d or 1.18th S*.re?t station.. South-,
| bound passen?,' r? v. ill get transf? r?, at
l3Sd Street, which -'.ill be honored at
? ? ?tatisa.
IRONCLAD ON WAY HERE
San Francisco, of Old "White
Squadron," to Visit Yard.
Visitors to the pavy yard within the
r.?**-.t ten day < will have an opportunity
to see an ironclad, one of the earlier
j vessels of ;h ? "White Squadron." if.
! is the San Francisco, formerly one of
' the crack cruisers and now a mine-lay
ini* craft.
Oldtimers at the yard say that it is
? more than twenty years linee thi
sei last put into the reservation.
I EX-MAYOR BUYS FARM
George Batten, of This Citj',
Sells Deep Springs Farm.
George Batten, president of the
, George Batten Advertising Company,
? of this city, has sold Deep Springs
I farm, in Sussei County, N. J., to ex
Mayor Ernest C. Hinck of Montclair.
The farm comprises 280 acres of
hind and is noted for the fine herd of
, imported Jersey cattle maintained by
Mr. Hatten. The residence is a two
Story ?tone, containing eleven rooms
'. and two bathrooms. There art; a lar,.?
dairy and horse barns, four tenant
' and two superintendents' houses,
garage and private - earner
having expended over $H?0,0o0 on the
fi.rm and orchard-, the latter com?
prising over C.000 trees. P. II. Craw
Icy & Uros., of Montclair. were the
Irokers.
Enlarges Newport Holdings.
J. Norman De B. While!.ouse ha
; purchased through Pe Blois & Eldfrldge
from John Neileon his place at Price's
Neck, on Ocean av., Newport, It. I.
known as Rockledge, consi-ting of
dwelling, i-nrn.-i' a. <l -'".i"-al acres of
land. This, with tin William Murray
. known as tne Fo'caatle, which
Mr. whitehouse purchared reeentl)
i.djoining the Neil "in place, makes
him t'.ie owner of two attractive i ?
front properties. Mr. Whitehouse wili
occupy the Neilson place next season.
Apartment Leases.
The Douglas Robinson, Charles S.
? Brown Company leased an apartment
for a term of years in thp Corn Ex?
change Building, 80th st. ami I. i ng
ton av., to I'r. I. W. ill Kanip.
Moore & Wyckoff lease-'! an apart
.r ils Eut 54th ? t. to .1. s Fer
gut-on; in 128 Eaat S8d st. to Alfred
Hopkins an.) John Neilaon, and with
Worthington Whitehouse to Robert C
St, George; also, with Van Vran
' 0 . an apartment to Mrs. Anna P.
I (ilover.
Brooklyn Sales.
H. W. Roseil 1 Son iold 71 St James
; Place for the Eagl i Sa I Loan
' Association to Alice B, Poos; 101
Waverly av, for M. B \ Ogi
m k; ; - ? Adelphi st. for Howard i
?on ? ck Salvatore and re
?o a Mr. Kaloii ; 102 A
?t. for the estate of Be ? '?? H
the Rollo Realty Company; 104 Adelphi
it for C. A. Riley to the Rollo i
.' afayette av. for Mrs.
C. Freil to C. Evera, and I-i** Vender
bilt av. for M. Dellahunt to II. Meyer
I.n til Gold sold to Morris Reisen
- re building
?O Myrtle av., Kidgewood, for In
vestment.
William G, Rehbein sold for David
Brietser to Pati
dwelling at 432 ll'h st and
! Com the three
familj
Awards 'L' Station Contracts
: il.IS
appro . 'id i>v Ihe New York
Municipal Railway Coi to John
iier at Son of the co tract for
the con * ruction
with the third-tracking i I
Bron id in Brook?
lyn :.' ?
Sales in Auction Room.
A .. V ??> ?!
it? r
ELIZABETH ST. 13 !U7?rd.
I agi Conn i i
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WrST I25TH ST, l .
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V ? lirmix Ki
BralMINT Av
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New Building Plans.
Manhattan.
2:0 ST. 1 .? a S ?
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a
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lai ......
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The Bronx.
I1STH ST a .
1
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a
Alteration-.
VI an ha
BROADWAY . ?
l.'KAL ESTATE KOK SALE OR TO I.El
? "\si ' ru i 1
I "TBEUMOF STFAD HAMT5"
iBEcnYOfiiavii ? ; im
CONN? ?"?T
r -
mu 1 , ? ? i iKN ?n?i
im 1 '
LAUREL BE VDCO.
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Ill? v ' I. . Ili'l . 1. ? 1
C?ur-lr> Mo-?? lilvanllli' t"? ta f
- -
W M ... T . ??,; alad.
"SPITE HOUSE"
TO COME DOWN
Sold with Other Flats
for Tall Apartment
Site.
GOELETS PIAN NEW
PARK AVE. PROJECT
Form Company for Operation
at 55th Street Corner?Other
Sales Reported.
The old Richardson "spite house." at
the northwest corn? r of Lexington av.
and HJd st.. Is to come down to '?irm
part of a fite for an eleven story apart?
ment. The house, which is five stories
high, is on a strip 5x100 feet. At one
time it was owned by the late Joseph
S. RichsrdsOB, a wealthy contractor,
who built it on the gore lot, it is said,
because 99M9 was refused for the
left after th.- w rleaing of t*8th st?
The property has been purchased by
Ping & Bing from Charles Stein,
igh John J. Cody, together with the
a?lj()inin(- two flats at 129 an-I 131 East
-2d st, from J. S. Murphy, in all af?
fording a plot MxlOM feet.
The spite house is one of the struct?
ural curios of the city. Bay windows
made it possible to inhabit it, access
to the various rooms being via a ?piral
stairway, and occupsntt were compelled
to make use of furniture expressly
built to fit.
The Goelet estate is to erect another
apartment on Pnrk av. The incorpora?
tion of the -H?5 Park Avenue Company.
which has been capita'ized at $10,000,
led to this belief in real estate circles
yesterilay. The company is said to have
been forme?! by Cuy i Carroll, as Bt
torneys, wh?? have represented the Goe
?heir realty holdings.
At this point the Goelets control the
eight dwelling-, at 103 to 105 East
56th st., at the northeast corner of
Park av., fronting 12SJ feet on the ave?
nue and 90 feet on the .?treet. Accord?
ing to report-, the Goelet? have added
to their holdings the adjoining south
rner of -V'th s*. '
Oth,-r sales announced follow:
?tar? ?o|,| for
it. a fl
"? ' tStltl I feet
s. a: t ?a.s
- .a ?{M-Ilt
Ni.u CHAMRIlRr? -r Caul a. -.Mr-lri?-? hit
? ? ? ? ? ?1 Sraj
,-? li lr
i hitman' ST?Paul a m-coi-i,-? hi? laawM
HTH BT -Chirle? RiiMr-er ?o!?t ?1* Weit 14?*?
...
New Tenants for Dwellings.
Douglas Robinson, Charles B, Brown
Coi ? iny have leased, the four story
hiirh stoop dwellir g house, at I*?"?" Lex
ington ;.'?'.. Si the northwest comer of
66th st., to Miss Anna E. Iaoughran for
srs.
i',,rtcr 4 Co. leased the three vtorjr
dwelling house at IN West 12''>th st.;
Fisher, the three
itory dwelling h?iuse, at 141 We?c
122(1 st.
Named Receiver of Rents.
Just ics of the Supreme
Court, appointed Tneodore W. Myers
receiver of the rents of property on
rest . orner of Bevsath av.
and 60th st. a twelve story apartment
building, now in ?nurse of construc?
tion. ? , at th? ? ?? hwest
- of >? venth ?v. and Wth st.,
pending a suit brought by Thoodoro
\v. . ' ol Bloom sad
,? a mortgage of
I by Bloom on Jun?,
2, 191 ?.
Downtown Building Rented.
The firm of L. .1. CarpsntSI hi.s
. tel m for \? ilt'-r and
? ? entin building
at 21 i A. \V. Harris & Co.,
d? slers in lubric Up to ta j
en the property
the premises I id
tenanted for twenty-eigBt years
! printing tirm of K.
by I Co
Commercial Leases.
14 ,: for Walter I.
Salomon the store a' it West 424 st?
..rs to Mints & Gatter*
? ?
Spesr ?ft: ? o have rented the parlor
floor in ii East 44th st. to Lefkowi?*
?t- Navre!: th?* eighth and tenth floors
m 20 East 12th st to H Marcas ami
?. ritz ? Co., and with Charles F.
st Co. the second loft in 131 and
l.T'. Prince st. to Rogall & Ueff.
Moore & Wyckoff end M. & L Hess
th floor of the Passa
rsnl Bui ding, 140 Fourth av , to tha
; Vogue Company, publishers, for a long
??
The Brown Company has
f 140 and 111
? ? Sales Promotion
d floor of 1 1 an 1
.1 Durst
led for Henry II.
' 1021 Broadway,
? ? f I''?'"h s?_
1 M ; KNiSHEDAPARTMENTCTtOJ FT
\? I-:.- i '?III**.
?f-THt; .MAJESTIC?--!
isi.ii.?lu? .??.. .s. K. < or. ll.Mh Hi.
7 &8 Rooms & Bath
S Rentals $720 to $1-000
?c, li|hi rooms, compl?ta,
All inoderi est. CloM
.'. j ii d fl? '? Ited line"?.
C
V
?Mm^SMHOSi,
i .,,.' \, ..! 0 Av. ti A\tt
RUI?MSI.
i . -?-... ?
??".'. ? ??' *"?'""S5ia
REED HOUSE
Broadway at 121st St.
5 rooms. $660 ? $720
6 rooms, $720 - $900
T roossa. $300-$1200
I'rrfe.t *arr?l.-e.
nllSKK <>> I'KtVUfsrS.
THE FRILSL A\U ? ?TW?.
.
? iaht Inc.
Tal l. . ?
2 1 W, Ji.t S? tr.4 tit 9. IM St.
i.iiht?.
l ? Hath.
1.1
i \-r ID'i
PARK AVENUE, 550 -.,%]!?.,
: P'-'-SIB A BATM tl 100 II "JO.
I r ,,c- All ?Ipil '? <????
NIBBED BOOM8 TO LIT.
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