PAGE EIGHT
MEDernonlmosnmitoxici;
Wellman's Open Store in Park
Avenue Building.
A Heart Of Gold
Wellman's, a new fur shop cater-
ing to (ho best trade, but with a
splendid assortment of furs at all
prices. is now open in the Park Ave-
nue building, Park avenue and West
Adams. The proprietor is well known
to retail buyers of furs, having been
&modeled with the fur department
of the Rollins Company for • num-
ber of years.
The new store will specialize in re-
pairing and restyling furs and In
thoroughly equipped to do the best
work.
By ANNE GRACE
Mrs. Abby Toplett (originally Top-
litsky) skied before her princess-
dresser and dropped a peignoir of hen-
na chiffon from her pillow}' shoulders.
Next she took a pair of elastic corsets
and strained to adjust them about her
ungainly avoirdupois. With a little
exertion, she then reached for the bot-
tle of heliotrope extract and proceeded
to drench her person with the cloying
ing the coming week, Mrs. Toplett's
ample bosom fairly swelled with joy.
As she was dressing now in prepar-
ation for an ultra-smart bridge, Abby
Toplett had not the faintest premoni-
tion that she was riding this day to
her social Waterloo.
She arrived at thed , soeiety's head-
quarters at three; it was fashionable
to be late. The members nodded
pleasantly to her as she waddled in,
panting, and all aflutter, her pudgy
face beaming with good-nature and
generosity.
After the card game, the president
of the society, Mrs. Elias Rosencranz,
some of the Inmates," she returned
brightly. "I've brought another lady
with me—she's talking outside to
some of the little grannies. Now, !
Mr. Epstein, I should like to have you
direct me to a Mrs. Channah Spivak
—if she is still here."
"Mrs. Spivak—oh, Mutterchen, you
mean!' Certainly! Step this way I"
Ile escorted her to the first floor
and ushered her into a room at the
end of a long corridor. It was small,
but comfortably furnished. By an
open window sat a little old woman
ofperhaps 84. She was dressed in
a plain garment of spotless gray with
a soft fichu of white around her neck.
lier sheiteled head was bowed and
her hands were folded passively on
her lap.
"Good afternoon, Mutterchen!"
greeted Mr. Epstein kindly. "I have
brought you a visitor."
There was no answering light in
the deep-set eyes of the aged woman,
for Channah
bl i nd.
Sp i vak
her seamed face was an expression of
infinite sadness that went straight to
one's heart.
"So?" she muttered, shrugging in-
differently. Visitors came and went
—it was nothing new for her to be
regarded as an object of pity.
"It's Mrs. Ilarris," announced that
lady softly. "Mutterchen, don't you
remember me? I came to see you
two weeks ago."
"Nein," replied the blind woman.
"S uch a many come, you know,
Mims." Then she added wistfully
in Yiddish: "Only those I want, those
I hunger for—they never come!"
By this time Mr. Epstein had quiet-
ly made his exit.
"That's exactly what I want to talk
to you about, little mother," said
Mrs. Harris, reverting to what Yid-
said Mrs. Harris, murmuring the in-
troductions. "Really, Mr. Epstein,
you have no idea what a heart of gold
Mrs. Toplett has. She is greatly in-
terested in charitable institutions"—
she paused a moment, then hurled her
thunderbolt—"particularly since her
own mother is in one!" She turned up-
on Mrs. Toplett and her eyes blazed
with contempt.
"Wha—a --- what do you mean.. "
panted Abby Toplett, flinching from
the withering glances of the others.
"Mrs. Toplett," began the social
_octal .dttcl
Qrsorral
The Misses Jeanne Mittenthal and
Florence Ellenstein are spending sev-
eral weeks in Chicago and Ottawa
Beach, the guests of relatives and
friends.
leader in cutting tones, "you are
51r. and Mrs. N. C. Cohen and fam-
found out —at last. Let me first ex- ily of 579 East Warren avenue have
plain that my inviting you to accom- moved to their new home at 1662
pany me here to investigate conditions
Taylor avenue.
was merely a ruse on my part. I had
fragrance. She was going to a bridge
nn ulterior motive in asking you along.
and must look her very best. Her trip-
Mr. and Mrs. Lou Fienman and
Two weeks ago I paid a visit here and
le chins and bulging neck were al-
made the acquaintance of your mother son, Bernard, of 246 East Ferry ave-
ready powdered to a nicety; her gray beckoned to Mrs. Taplett, and the two
Mrs. Channah Spivak, wh ma kept by nue have returned from a motor trip
to the Catskill mountains and Atlan-
WANTED—Room in summer home hair was arranged in elaborate puffs wandered off ti a secluded niche to en-
this institution. Through he—"
for two girls, 13 and 15 years old. high on her head; coral earrings gage in a quiet conversation.
"My mother? She is not here!" tic City.
Will pay well. Write to Box 727,
"Do you know, Mrs. Taplett," she
broke in Mrs. Toplett impotently ,
dangled from her flabby lobes.
Detroit Jewish Chronicle.
began in her business-like manner,
Mrs. Oril Soran and daughter,
"She is —a—a place in Brooklyn--"
—.-
While Mrs. Toplett realized with a "I've been considering a rather novel
Esther, of Main street, Royal Oak,
Iler voice failed her.
FOR RENT--Nicely furnished room pang that Beauty and a two'hundred scheme for raising more money. Now
have
left for a month's stay in South
"You placed your helpless old moth-
for gentleman. Centrally located. and twenty-six pound chassis are not if you're interested—" She paused ef-
er in the Daughters of Rachel Home Haven.
Call Melrose 37934.
synonymous, she consoled herself with fectively.
in Brooklyn over a year ago. To prove
the thought that a substantial bank-
Nobly Mrs. Toplett rose to the oc-
Owing to the inclement weather
CONVALESCENT patients will he account covereth a leviathan torso and
how much interest you have shown in
casion. Her breast began to heave
taken care of in a private Jewish
her
welfare, you don't even know that last Monday evening, the usual open
wrinkles,
crows'-feet
of
multitude
air
band concert and moving picture
country home. Lake Shore drive, and other evidences of advancing with enthusiasm. Another opportun-
the Home has moved its quarters to
ity to show that she was ever in readi-
•
Gordon stop, East Jefferson. For years.
Long Island!" Mrs. Harris thirty! up show which is held in front of the
ness to give. "Me? I'm just always
Jewish
Institute took place in the as-
appointment call Roseville 39_W,
wrathfully, "Shame on you To aban-
She tinkled a nearby bell, summon- glad to listen, Mrs. Rosencranz. You
rings.
don your own mother to a charity in- sembly hall. These concerts will con-
ing her maid. A trim Frenchwoman know I cahn't keep out of activities—
tinue
every
Monday evening through-
stitution while you wallow in luxury
JOY FARM, Hazelwood Ave., near in conventional black with white or- it's the breath of mine life to help hu-
in an expensive apartment—and you out the season. The public is in-
manity. I don't want thanks; it's
LaSalle Blvd. B. V. duplex. Six gandy frills appeared.
with a French maid! My God, what vited.
rooms and bath. All modern fea-
"I cahn't seem to make up mine right I should do mine share—ain't
are you made of, Abagail Toplitsky7
tures. $22,000. Terms. Buy di- mind, Julie, about whether to wear the that so?—and I'm perfectly heppy to
You aren't fit to touch the hem of that
The Y. W. 11. A. summer home
rect from owner. Garfield 4119-R. beaded Roshanara, or maybe the new give all I'm able."
little old woman upstairs—you, who will be main one week longer than
"Which is indeed very admirable of
Poiret twill. Bring both out and then
live
to
make
a
grand
splurge
to
show
advertised,
the time being extended
TO RENT — Seven - room upper flat, I'll be better able to tell," directed you," comniended the president sin-
off your fine feathers! You hypocrite! from Sept. 2 to 9. Those desiring to
with all modern conveniences, on Mrs. Toplett in a weary drawl, as cerely. "And, by the way, we must
You're
ashamed
to
have
her
around
period at this
spend
the
vacation
Virginia Park. Inquire at 1655 though unable to cope with the stren- not let y iur good deeds escape unno-
for fear her sheitel will disgrace you, home should register at once. The
Virginia Park.
WM problem of making a suitable ticed, my dear Mrs. Toplett! We're
eh? Her Yiddish is a dead give-away regular "Y" Wednesday picnic will
thinking of a little write-up of
YOUNG LADY employed desires choice.
dish she knew, "First tell me who on your former environment—isn' t take place at the summer home on
She had lingered affectionately on your—
it? It's less trouble to get her out Aug. 1. Luncheons should be re-
room and board with private Jew-
"Oh. no!" breathed Abby Toplett your people are, all about your past' that
of the way, of course. A heart of ' served in advance.
ish family. Write Jewish Chron- the "cahn't," mentally thumping protestingly; nevertheless, she tingled life."
ach-
gold!
Ha, ha'
herself on the back for the perfect with expectation. "Oh, no!" she echoed
icle, Box 378.
"What is there to tell?" muttered
to have your sonic in the papers,
ease with which the word glided from
"I couldn't hear of it, Mrs. the sightless old soul drearily. "The ing
Mrs. Maurice Pevin of Kirby ave-
Mrs.
Abigail
Toplitsky,
aren't
you?
FOR RENT-543 Garfield Ave. New- her lips. In her estimation, it was the faintly.
It's already plenty that usual story — a child's ingratitude. ' Don't worry, you'll see it there—and nue and Mrs. Benjamin Klein of
ly furnished room in private fam- shibboleth, the open-sesame to culture, Rosencranz!
Things ran smoothly until I was
I
get
private
satisfection
at
being
able
Warren
avenue have returned from
ily for refined gentleman. L. Mas- to aristocracy. Ten years ago when to accomplish some good. Me, I don't stircken blind. Then all of a sudden all l ! the world will read of a case of their extended
visit at Rochester,
sey. Melrose 4564-R,
Abby Toplitsky and her small brood limit for glory,"—registering horror I was in everybody's way. I became heartlessness that is as yet unparral- Minn.
— —
list d on sr a smelly fish market on Hie-
a burden! Mine child, mine baby,
ROOM TO RENT-7441 Brush, Apt. Melon street, "cahn't" did not exist in at the very thought.
A twinkle lurked in the president's whom I brought into the world with le "Now, Abby Toplitsky, you'll do ex-
The Flowers of Zion, a charitable
108. Call Mr. Hurwitz, Empire her meager American vocabulary. In
eye. Knowing how eagerly Mrs, Ton- agonies of pain—mine Abigail could! actly as I say, or suffer the conse-
6435.
those days (an era which she consid- lett strained toward publicity, Mrs. no longer undertake the care of mell quences. First of all, you're going up- organization recently formed, will
give
a drawing and dance on Satur-
only skeleton in her closet,)
ered
the
TO RENT—Furnished room for two she used to say, amidst a jabbering of Rosencranz was greatly amused at It was too much for mine Abby to stairs with me to your blind mother. day evening, July 28, at 8 o'clock, at
working girls. North Woodward Yiddish jargon, "ken't." Even now, this sudden manifestation of spurious sacrifice some of her time for her You're going to humble yourself in the the Kirby Center. Admission will be
section, near car line. Reasonable. in lax moments, Mrs. Toplett allowed modesty. She said playfully, however, blind old mother!" Her voice broke dust before her! And then you'll take free and 40 valuable prizes will be
Call Melrose 0454 week days and herself unwittingly to recur to such "But, Mrs. Toplett, I'm afraid we're and a little sob caught in her throat. her away. I've told her—she's wait- given away. Refreshments will be
"Poor, forsaken Mutterchen !" ing to go. She doesn't know that I served during the evening. Mrs. Zeli-
638 Hague evenings.
to insist on a little article....
nhrases as "a grend bargain" and a going
If you have a photograph that might came from the other in an overflow have forced you to take her back. For koff is president of the organization
FOR RENT—Eight-room upper du- "hendsome fur coat."
of compassion. She patted the bowed i her sake—for hers alone—I told her and Mrs. Orowitz vice-president.
do?--"
that you miss her and want to hay.'
Abby Toplett vigorously °erred
plex. 2055 Gladstone. A. Immer-
It is superfluous to state that Mrs. head soothingly. "What else?"
man.
from her memory all the unpleasant Toplett walked on air.
"It was to Abby's advantage to her with you again—permanently.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Love of Vir-
That
little mother of yours must be
phases of her lowly pre-Pinehurst
After the refreshments had been dump me in a poorhouse—ach, I know
SITUATION WANTED — An experi- avenue existence. Not for worlds served and the ladies were sitting now that this is no sanitarium, like comfortably installed in your own ginia park are entertaining as their
enced bookkeeper. Trustworthy would she have it known that herAar. around in gossipy groups, a stately Abby said," resumed the blind wom- home, and have a trained nurse al- guest their (visit', Miss Marie Z. Du-
and reliable. Is able to furnish on selig—may his worthy soul rest in but unassuming woman walked over an. "Sure, the treatment's all right ways in attendance, I shall keep strict bois of Philadelphia.
refernces that will carry weight. pewee!—had once engaged in the pleb- to Mrs. Toplett and murmured with here, but what is it compared to the tabs or. you—you'll not pull the wool
Call Cedar 3042-R, or address to eian vocation of peddling corks and an engaging smile, "I wonder, Mrs. service of those you love. I hunger over my eyes, any more! Come public
Mrs. Louis Schneider of 644 West
N. Lester, 7342 Michigan Ave.
buttons on the corner of Eldrige and Toplett, whether you would care to for mine Abby, for mine grandchil- benefactress, follow me upstairs! "
Bethune avenue, accompanied by her
Sniveling weakly, Mrs. Toplett sunk children, Annette and Louis Jr., have
Delancey streets, that they had once accompany me this afternoon to a dren—little Jenny and Sammy! Do
WANTED—Room and board by a lived in a squalid walk-up on lower
her head on her bovni and turned to
young man sent to Detroit for an avenue A. Abby Toplett daily shud- little farm on Long Island. I've been they ever come to see their old grand- follow her accuser. Her heart pound- left on the Steamer Tionestafor for
indefinite period by an Eastern cor- dered lest someone excavate into the appointed to investigate conditions mamma, who baked them Haman ed with apprehension, her steps lag- a cruise to Duluth.
there,
and
I
thought
that
perhaps
you
Taschen
in
the
old
days
at
Rivin
ttton
poration. As student in manufac- dark past of her poverty and unearth
ged as she mounted the stairs.
Miss Edith Albert of Frederick
tory desires to connect with a fragments that would brand her a so- might like to drive out with me. I street? Do they ever telephone to
A few minutes later, Sir. Epstein street has returned from a delightful
know you're so interested in worthy find out how I am—me, their grand-
pleasant family. Write Jewish cial outcast forever.
causes!"
mamma, who nursed them through raised his head from his desk and visit with her sister, Mrs. Bernard
Chronicle, Box 694.
In Mrs. Toplett's pulse raced a
"Sure, I'll come," assented the scarlet fever? I'm no forgotten like pricked up his ears. A mother-cry of Samuels, at Ottawa Beach.
filled the air.
FOR SALE—Brick dwelling, Mel- burning desire for social supremacy. charitable woman each chin in suc- dead. There is nobody to care,about joy Upstairs
Mrs. Spivak was sobbing
To
rub
shoulders
with
the
fastidious
Mrs. M. Blumenthal and daughters,
cession
quivering with improtance. me now. Beter I am blind, Missus, incoherently,
bourne Ave., near Oakland, North
"Oh, mine baby—mine Ruth and Nolen, of Euclid avenue
Side. Real bargain. Must be sold Bachmans, Engleharts, and Mond- "You know, I just can't keep my fin- much better so! Oh, God , why was Abby—you come—for
your
old
moth-
schems
was
the
summit
of
her
world-
have
left for Indian Lake, Northern
gers out of charity-pies," facetiously. I spared in the pogrom? Better I
Four bedrooms, bath, good furnace
Oh, Gad is gold, (led is good! .. Michigan, for the remainder of the
and strictly up-to-date. Terms. ly ambitions. Already she had her
"That's so good of you," Mrs. Har- should have died than live only to er!
How
is
little
Jenny—und
Sammy?
Oh,
summer.
nine
foot
on
the
first
rung
of
McKerchey & Malott, 602 McKer-
ris replied warmly. "The motor is be cast aside like an out shoe!"
!mine child. I longed so—for you all!"
the ladder of social prestige, and the waiting—we'd better start."
chey Bldg., Cadillac 3600.
She paused, exhausted by grief. In
Mr. Epstein • gulped once or twice,
Aar, in it measure, had helped to
Truly a good angel was hovering a little while she continued: "Once then cleared
FOR SALE—Church, corner Oakland place it there. The War was the chan- over her, thought Mrs. Toplett. She in six months Abby sends some home-
and Melbourne. Brick building, in nel by which Abby Toplett gained en- had long yearned to be received in cooked chicken for me—but I can't This spectacles and wiped them. then
excellent condition. Seating ca. try to a coterie of exclusive Jewish Mrs. Harris favor, but heretofore eat it—it chokes me, it hurts! She he rose and walked out into the main
•
pacity about 300. Other appurten- matrons banded together as he He- the social leader had always exhibited don't come herself—and why, oh, hall .
ances complete. Lot 116 feet on brew Woman's Aid Society. But it a somewhat aloof exterior to the as- God, why? Mine own baby to neglect I Mrs. Harris and Mrs. Toplett, sup-
Oakland and 60 feet on Melbourne. was a case, pure and simple of money piring benefactress. And now, at me like this!" She ended in a wail of porting tottering old Mrs. Spivak,
Fine opportunity for another talking (only in this instance it last, to be actually singled out by the poignant anguish, tears streaming were coming toward them.
church organization, large clubs, shrieked aloud!) At the height of one exclusive Mrs. Ilarris as her cum. down her shriveled face, and wrung i "Well, we're off," said Mrs. Harris
happily. "Come, Mutterchern!"
In loving memory of our dear hus-
etc. Terms. McKerchey & Ma- of the War-drives, Abby Toplett meta- panion on an important mission!
her hands helplessly.
"Good-bye, Mutterchen!" said Mr, band and father, George Brodkin,
lott, 602 McKerchey Bldg., Cadil- phorically emptied a goodly portion of
They rode a half hour and then the
Mrs. Harris' velvet complexion was Epstein, taking hold of the trembling who passed away three years ago to-
lac 3600.
the cork-and-button tainted dollars in- car slackened pace within sight of a tear-stained and she had to master I little hand and patting it
gently. day, July 28, 1920.
to the Society's lap, with the smiling wide stretch of placid green, in the her emotion before she spoke again "Best of luck to_xuu!"—The American
Gone, but not forgotten.
assurance that, "in case you need midst of which stood a quaint white to the pathetic figure.
'Hebrew.)
His Loving Wife and Children.
more, just call on me and I'll gladly house with numerous gables.
"Never mind, Mutterchen, we shall
write another check. You'll let me
"That's the place," pointed out alter all that," she said emphatically.
know, yes?" And who could resist such Mrs. !fortis. "I have some business "We are going to take care of you.
an appeal when so much money was to talk over with the authorities. It's We shall take you away—this very
needed for the comfort of our boys rather tedious, so suppose you speak afternoon. You shan't spend your
overseas? The Society was willing to several of these old ladies backing last days in sorrow and bitterness.
enough to overlook the ludicrous on the grounds until I've finished."
First, I'll speak to Mr. Epstein. There,
"cahn'ts" and the lapses into jargon,
"What's this place?" inquired Mrs. there, Mutterchen, don't go on so!"
Well built, six rooms, very high and the jewelry store that Mrs. Top-
Toplett,
her
brow
corrugating.
Presently Sirs. Harris emerged
class, modern, all conveniences; lett flaunted upon her person. Mrs.
"Why, didn't I tell you? It's an from the balding and found Abby
large front porch, large light liv- Toplett proved an indefatigable work-
ing room and dining room; fire- er. When she gave, she gave right roy- institution called a Recreation Farm Toplett busily scribbling memoranda
place; bookcases; good kitchen; ally. There was nothing in the line of —a sort of old ladies' home. Per- in an expensive leather-bound note-
three big, cool, airy bedrooms; charity at which she balked, and the haps you would prefer to come in book. The latter was buzzing impor-
tantly around a bevy of old ladies
bath and large closets; full attic; members at length were forced to con- wit h me?"
The color receded slightly from seated in rockers under a tree.
1full, dry basement; hot air heat; cede that, when it came to matters of
Mrs.
Toplett's
face;
her
eyes
blinked
"Oh, Mrs. Toplett," called Mrs.
hot water heater; good lot; beau- beneficence, Abby Toplett truly had a
Vial .hoes. Stop in• Sunday or heart of gold. "Such a charitable uneasily. "Well, no, I'd just as lief Harris sweetly, "do come into the
remain
outside
with
the
old
ladies.
house
for a minute! There's an in-
Monday if you mean business. Act woman!" Her children, too. There
You won't be long?" nervously.
teresting case I should like to have
fast—this is too good to last.
was lofty Genevieve (who had been
"Fifteen minutes, perhaps — not you interview—an unusual case. And
plain Jenny in the Rivington street more," promised the other cheerfully. I know you're so interested, you have
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days,) with a positive mania for con-
alighted from the car and Mrs. a heart of gold!"
BEAUTIFUL STREET. tributing her bit to the Young Folks They
Toplett wobbled breathlessly in the
Mrs. Topiett hit her lips. "But its
League. And Samford (otherwise wake of her companion. "Just talk late. You know, the drive home—
OWNER.
Sammy,) barred from the glary of a to these poor old souls," said the lat- early supper—,r—she floundered.
khaki because of some physical defects ter. "No doubt they get bored chat-
"Just for a minute," persuaded the
who talked himself into laryngitis as ting always among themselves. I'll other.
And Mrs. Toplett was forced
a stump-orator for the Society.
be out directly." And with that she to be gracious enough to accede to the
It was Abby Toplett's dream of made straight for the superinten- social leader's wishes,
dreams to get talked about. Oh, if dent's office. She was greeted with a
"I want y oi to meet the superinten-
she could only get her name in the pa- cordial smile of welcome. Evidently dent," Mrs. Harris said brightly, "I've
pers! For months now she had been Mrs. Harris was no stranger to the told him how wonderfully charitable
adroitly hinting to that effect, doub- officials of the Daughters of Rachel you are." Together they entered his
ling her efforts to gain public recogni- Recreation Farm.
office, and, Mrs, Ilarris observed how
tion of her good works. And at last,
"My dear Mrs. Harris," began the her companion's face blanched sudden-
when someone had expressed the opin- superintendent effusively, "What a ly as Mr. Epstein's rotund figure rose
ion that a reporter of one of the big pleasure!"
behind his desk.
"I just thought I'd run out to visit
"Here is our great benefactress,"
111.144:,/ it,—World's Largest .hip newspapers might interview her dur- I
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RAPS ANTI-SEMITES
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Hon conducted by Professor Cuza.
They pointed out that in his latest
writings and speeches Professor Cuza
had alleged that the rabbis demand
the killing of Christians, and that he
referred to the Jews as a whole as
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that while he was still a bishop at the
time of the Beilis trial, he had taken
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libel.
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and keeping them out of universities
only made it impossible for them to
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about fares to and from Euro-
pean points, apply to
WRITS STAR LINI
FATIMA.
Amami Lao Ito Stu pmt
214 Masest,c bldg. I elephone
Main 6082-8083, or any
authorised steamship neut.
FORDS FORDS FORDS
We here Co d Roarkters Iron, $75.00 to
1253 00. AI IZI wood condition mech.,
4.11'; with good Ore,. Some ha•e in•ny
extra , .
REO DETROIT BRANCH
THE HO•E OF GOOD USED CAW
4104 Woodward as Aletandrime
endale 4178
• Above is pictured the complete city and state sales dealers of the Rickenbacker Motor
Car. This gathering was on the occasion of the Cunningham-Richards, distributors, treat
driveaway of four wheel brake equipped Rickenbackers from Detroit to their respective
Cities in Michigan last week.
CIGARETTES
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LICc.17 7 fle Mn., TolliaCCo CO
PAPER
1342 Brewster St.
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