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The Florida agriculturist., 1884-10-29
TRANSPORTATION.

FAST MAIL,
leaves Jacksonville daily3 p NJ. for Palatka
Astof, DeLand, Blue Springs, Sanford and
enterprise: Returning, leaves Sanford at 2
+. NJ arriving at Jacksonville early next
lno!nlng, making close connections with
lralhs Iof all points North, East and West.
THROUGH FAST FREIGHT, ,sto
Leaves Jacksonville daily, Sunday excepted.
az r. NJ, Tor Sanford, Enterprise ana all in.
si sselHie9iale landings. Returning, leaves SAN
iora lo1 at A. NJ, arrivieg at Jacksonville early
following morning. s1sa -
JACKSONVILLE AND CRESCENT CITY DIVISION
Leaves-Monday, Wednesday and Friday
--Jacksonvie at $3.50 A. NJ, for Palafks
crescent City and intermediate landings.
Returnlng leave Crescent City Monday
Wednesday and Friday at at 7:3O, PalatlSa at
9:40 a. m.. arriving at Jacksonville 3:3On m
PALATl<A AND SANFORD DAYLIGHT Division
Leaves Palatka daily, Sundays excepted. at 10
A. NJ. Tor Sanford and ENTERPRISE and inter-
mediate landings. Returning leaves Sanford
at f:3oA. NJ, arriving at Paiatka at P.M
SEA ISLAND ROUTE DIVISION
Leave Fernandina for Savannah on arrival of
train every Monday, Tuesday, Thursday Fri
day and Saturday evenings.
close connection made at Palatl1a with the
tIor1da Southern Railroad; at Astor with St
Johns and Lake Eustis Railroad; at Sanford
with South Florida Railroad, and with steam.
ers for Indian River
For further information apply to Ticket
Office, southeast corner Bay and Laura or at
the Company's offices. foot of Laura street,
Freight wharves foot of Pine street: passen-
ger whal yes foot of Laura street.
W.B. WATSON, Manager.
C.B. FENWICK. Gen. Pass, ACT.
S. B. Wright, local agent for DeLand.
Sun River sun. [volume] (Sun River, Mont.) 1884-1885, 1884-09-25
4 String Oi suckers,

Il saw something new up in Wis
consin the other evening"" observed Il
Chicagopn who had II sachcl in his
hand and who was OH his way home.
"A patent medicine man was selling
something or other from carriage in
which he had rather pretty young
woman anda gasoline lamp. The lady
sang one on two songs very swcotly
and then the man talked and sold his
nostrum al n dollar a bottle.
"Whcn he had disposed of thirty OF
forty bottles he said: Now gentle
men, before bidding you od-night,
| VIII give you an exhibition of The
wonderful magnetic powers of NY
wife, who sits here by my side. |
hold in my hand Il common pieco OF
thread. Now one Of you take hold Of
the end Of it and walk off and then
let all of the others take hold Of il
and at the signal which will give she
will take hold of the other end and
you will feel the shock instantly
"About $50 men and boys graspcd
the thread and walked off about nali
a block with it. Now keep perfectly
quiet delicate at first and then strong
enough to tingle at tho ends of your
fingers and toes. Are you all ready 2
"They all said yes
"'Woll, then, / will put out the
light said he, and that instant my
vile will take the thread in her hand.
"Tho light went out and the mans
voice was heard: what hayo you in
your hand, my dear!'
"'Ihc longest string of suckers
ever saw in my life came in q sweet
musical voice, and at the Same mo
mant the horses and carriage were
driven of at great speed, leaving the
crowd hanging onto the string com
pletely dumbfollndcd.
1t WAS the worst shock q good nuny
OF those follows ever 90" +"
Sun River sun. [volume] (Sun River, Mont.) 1884-1885, 1884-09-25
THE PROBLEM SOLVED
How Railways flaY Fass Each Other
on,he Same Track.

The New York Mail nnd Express
describes new railway improvement
which certainly has the mcrit of nov
city. Ii is believed to be the inyen-
ton of Major By,ndy, tho editor of
tho above journal, Notwithstanding he
credits its authorship to u citizen Of
Connecticut. Tho frequent attempts
of railway trains to pass each other
on tho same track have been attended
so uniformly with disastrous conse-
quenccs, that il has become to bc the
general belief that The feat il impos-
siblc. and that engineers will do well
to dc.sist from further efforts TO &c
ccmplish il. 10 the ordinary mind il
seems inevitable that If two trains ap-
proach each other on the samo track,
and do not slncken their speed, Il col
lision must ensue. But there is q man
in Connecticut whose mind il not or
dinary. or course, we do not mean
by such n statement to insinuatc that
the Nutmeg State possesses only one
man gifted with ordinary cndowmonts.
The woods there are full Of them. but
SO far as heard from. therc is only one
who has exercised his genius in solv-
ing the problem of how TO enable two
trains to pass on the same track with
out collision.
The plan of this ingenious person
is very simple, rs all really great plans
aud idcns are. He proposes to place
on the front Of every locomotive go
ing in ono direction II long inclined
plano, upon which arc two rails
These come close to the track at the
forward end Of the plane. and ut The
hinder end ire connected with Other
rails that run along The tops of th,
ears. and down to the main tracI
again on the other inclined plane il
tho rear. When the train provided
with this attachment meets anothc,
on the same track, the latter simply
goes over the former. it's weight max
ing the connection of the front OF the
inclined plane and the rails of tho
main track perfect, and acting ut Tho
same time as lraie on tho speed o
tho train underneath.
If this invention had been made ;
few years sooner The numbcr Of doubl,
track roads in the country would no
now be half rs great as ii is. A singl,
track, with occasional switches fol
heavy freight trains. Major Bundy
says, would answer all purposes, and
the cost of constructing railroads
would be decreased 70 per cent. Th,
system will, of course, be adopted
Immediately on all single track roads
and within few years the sensation
of riding over or under another mov.
ing train will be SO common as to pas,
almost unnoticed. This is Il grea,
country. Scientific American.
Sun River sun. [volume] (Sun River, Mont.) 1884-1885, 1884-09-25
,ncaii!ling u Bucket shop.

"Ihcy called it bucket shop" he
was explaining to the boys, ''and !
dropped in TO see what kind OF buck
cts they sold. They had some little
ticking machines, and Il blackboard,
and a man with Il loud voice and a
pointer, and ] put UP $25 as margin
on something on other, and made 'sl5
in lcss'n twenty minutes.
is it possible2"
"You bet! And | made up my
mind I'd have SONS more OF ii, and |
put up $40 as Il margin on something
OF more, and in less'n twenty minutes
I"
made 's75.'
mo, ma'um. The fellow said J. was
closed out, and had better come to the
preparatory.'
"Whnt, on earth is that"
"Why, grease my boots preparatory
to n walk OF twenty five miles by the
dirt road to get holno.'
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WebStcr's Thousand Dollars.

a story is going the rounds of the
press illustrating the absent-mindcd
ness of Daniel Webster. 1t appears
that for his plea in the famous Flori-
da case, Mr.. Webster received Il fec
of $1,000. He was deeply engaged in
study when his clients paid him the
amount :lO0 bills. ten in all. Mr.
Webster gave receipt for the money
and resumed his work. The next
day the money could not bc found,
although searched for with great dill
ligenee, and il was given up for lost
on stolen.
Years passed away and The incident
had nearly passed from The mind of
the great statesman. Ono day while
engaged i'll turning over the leaves of
Il certain book, Mr.. Webster found be-
tween two pages n 500 bill. On tho
next page he found another of the
same denomination, and so on until
the Thousand dollars was discoy-
cred just whore Mr.. Webster absent
mindedly placed them rs he turned
the leaves Of the volume in study.
Sun River sun. [volume] (Sun River, Mont.) 1884-1885, 1884-09-25
He Appreciated Poetry.

"Is there anybody about this estab-
lishnlent who loves poetry?' he said
as he opened the door and glarod
around the editorial room with I,
doubtful look.
"Certainly thore is said the editor
''hayc you got some thcre:'
Yes; four poems; all OF 'em on au-
t,lrnn.'
"Good, That's just what we want,
John, sprinkle Il little MINI sauce on
these and take 'em down stairs"
"N hat for?" demanded the poet
For the goat Tie is the only ono
about the establishment who loves
poetry. But he won't eat It without
r}int s0uco.'
Sun River sun. [volume] (Sun River, Mont.) 1884-1885, 1884-09-25

plays the trombone. that fixes the bus
mess. That is moving the previous
question which shuts off further do
bate. The chances arc forty-iivc to
fifty that coachcy il the better stocl,
of the two. and that he will wish he il
dead before six months. From the
description. the girl was Il stupid
thing ut school in all branches except
music. Probably French novels and
music have occupied her time since
the could read, and we fear that
three-iifth of the space inside her
skull might appropriately wear the
sign. "Unfurnishod rooms to let" All
the evidence goes to show she is bad
stock; that there is what horscmen
would call IA strain of cold blood in
her" The proof is that she was dotted
upon by her father, n father that not
only layishcd every luxury that mon
cy could purchase, but I'M affection
that was almost ico!atry, and yet the
girl had neither the heart nor the
brain to give such father her conf
dence, and WIS willing. on Il whim. tc
do something which she knew would
hurt him worse than death. We sin
cerely condolc with coachey. In any
other country the girls father wou!t
be Il porter in some store ut thirt,
dollars Il month. Hc happened tc
strike jay Gould and make fortune
because hc was OF use to the littl,
sharper. Because he is rich the lele
graph is kept hot telling that his va
grant girl has cloped with her father,
coachcy. Suppose she has. II onl,
shows what an idiot coachcy is Sal
Lake Tribune.
Sun River sun. [volume] (Sun River, Mont.) 1884-1885, 1884-09-25
Notice Of Final Entry.

&. LAND OFFICE Al HELENA. NJ. II.
Aug. IL. 1881.
OTlCE IL hereby siyen that tho following
named settler has filed notice Of his intan-
h p mako final proof in support Of his clnim,
that said proof will be made before John
Elsr Notary Public In end for Lewis and
Prke county. NJ. T., ut Sun nivcr, on September
!ssl, viz: Anthony Krnntle, who made pre-
|psion 3 No 6OIO, for lot No II sac "A, tp ~ y
10 names tho following witnesses to prove
continuous residence upon and cultivation
aa,d land. viz: James w Matkins, Edward Da.
|lliam Martin Of Sun River, MT.
i. ADKlNSON. Register
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Notice Of Final Entry
LAND OFFICE AT HELENA, MON

LAND oEFIoE AT HELENA, MONT,
,or Scptcmbcr4 1884.
hereby given that the following
hal IpsKc sn hnal proof in support OF his claim and
Ns,.aia M.ia proof viii be made before H. 8. Wells,
|oantv "'y PHblic In and for Lewis md Clarke
b isa' ~; T'int snn, River, n. T." on 0ctoher
|npto,n Y2: X !, Hersclsl l.. Nett, who made pfa-
lHi NV ~ No 1887 for the sail swii wla se'i
ii In ~, N.,l =, Hol-i sec !, tp 2Jnr3w.
foDun"n,inos thn following wi,ne.saF 10 proya hi'
Md lnui' lnnJi' lGsldaEee upon. end cultivation of.
irslun " X; Nis,55an,, u Barnard, Thomas
'''''9 all Of sunjiiyer NJ, Il. wa ''A' o'.'
\. Atkinson, Register.
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NOTICE OF FINAL ENTRY.

LAND OpricE Ar HiLIHA Mo%T.
September "a, is-i.
III office ie hereby givnn thai the following named
Fsettlcr has filed notice .f his intention 10 mako
final proof in support of his claim. and that aad
proof Will bc nude before Charles l.. spencer
deputy clerk Of the third judicial court. Montnnn
n ana for Chotoau county. nj Fort Benton on
made precnpton d i No 5s0., for the ~ swi.
nw'4 swil sec 2d, ncl-i nwi-i soc 50 ~ u. Of +
10
lie. names the following vitnessrs to prove liis
continuous rs!dcncce npon. and cultivation of,
said land, viz: Frank nrwou Robcr, Ypupl,n.
rr, Il. i. ATKINSON, Rcgittnr.
Sun River sun. [volume] (Sun River, Mont.) 1884-1885, 1884-09-25
Tries His Hand at II Fish Story.

remember once, says Bob Bur
dotie in the Detroit Free Press, my
self fishing in the cddying waters of
the Mississippi. about four mile,
above Burlington, striking II catfish.
| was using II lance wood rod and Il
set reel and the fish ran ont about
twenty five yards Of line. then turn
ing suddenly made straight for me
as | stood in the water | struck at
it with The rod which broke in my
hand. The infufatcd fish chased me
ashore, ran mo through u lumber
yard, pursued me through wide
stubble field, and some distance into
the woods, when, being unarmed, I
climbed cottonwood trecc. The re-
lentless fish followed me up the tree,
whore il WAS shot by some hunters
just rs il was 'cooning' out upon n
big limb To get al me. II fell to the
ground dead, shot through the hourt.
Ii was nine inches long, and weighed
u pound and half with its clothes
ON. Which by Interpretation, is dress
Sun River sun. [volume] (Sun River, Mont.) 1884-1885, 1884-09-25
Notice of Final Entry.
LAND OFFICE AT HELENA, MONT,

LAND OFFICE AT HELENA, MONT.
Aug. !, 1884.
0OrlCE IL hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice Of his inten,
pa 70 make proof in support Of his claim. ,and
" said proof will be made before the John Ker-
.Motary, Public ut Alex Works house, at tn"
'asn uat, OF Deep creek, Meagher county. on Sept.
iTt, yiz; Henry Broom who made, precmption
y 10 S957, Tor the sw'4 swli see lots and 10
~ n lots SOC & tp ~ OF rec.
ms names tho following witnesses to prove hif
gahnous residence upon, and cultivation Of
and; viz: David White, Frcdarias 7;
kyaS sS4s r. E"f." Ap2NsoN n1& ssSS. iH K.Esicr '
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Notice Of Final Entry.

LA2D OFFICE AT 1IE1rNA, MT.l
Sept. 1. 1851.
NOTICE in horcby given that the following
" named settler has filed notice Of his inten-
ton 10 make tinnl proof In support Of his claim,
md that raid proof will be made before y. q.
Woods, Notary Public ia and for Lewis and
Clarke county. MT. at Florenc-, Il. T., on Octo-
ber ~, 1884, viz: Richard Be"le, who madc pre-
emption u y No 52a3 Cor the ma sol. wia sc
sec u, and nw'i SOC 25, tp u nofr1w
lie names the following witnesses 10 prove his
continuous residence upon. and cultivation OF
spid land. viz: Jarnct 0wonD ard Judge G
Woods Of flornrrc, n T.. and Joseph Carpcn-
ter and iicnry Ford oi Cecil, Nnniann.
i. ATKINSON. Register.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
NOTICE OF FINAL ENTRY.

LAND OFFICE, AT HELENA. Mont.
August u, iSSi.
c,ice is hereby given that the following named
kettlcr has filed notice of his intention 10 make
prcof In support Of his claim. end that said
pl will he made before John kcrlcr. Notary
Plic et Sun River. NJ r., on September 20 1881,
bDs No. 1902, for Lots /, 2 d $, nee . tp 10 n Of
4 names the following witnesses to prove his
|tnuous residence upon. and cultivation nf srid
J. viz. Conrad Geigor, Charles Rimcll, vii.
! Bnow aud William Ulm nll or Sun River,
ht i. hDKiNS0N, Registertf
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Notice OF Final Entry.

LAMB OFFICE, HELENA. Mont /
September II, 1884.
NOTICE is hereby given ,hnt tho following
v named settler has hird notice OF his intent
ion TO make tiEnl proof in support Of his claim
md that snid proof viii be nude before the
Register and Receiver Of tlie u y Land Office nj
John Hops, W who mado r' pr,c'empiion u i No. Glsj.
for tho nwia sec. 81 Up II! nof re
III. names the following witnesses 20 prove hs
said land. viz: Charles Brewatcr. Robert K, y;
Albert Henry and Lewis Sunder. nll of U!idi,.
MT. i. ATKINSON, Register.
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NOTICE OF FINAL ENTRY,

LAND OFFICE. HELENA. MovT
.or, September 3. 1854.
NOTICE IL hereby given that the following
hnhl proof in support Of liis clniip and that mid
Rf"4,t will bc inndc before w. j. pnrcr. Notary
Public at Mrch! Falls. NJ I. on October TO- ISL.
ntory statement No. G02i, for the nwa sec i3tp ~
n ofr3c
lle names tho following witnesses to provo his
continuous rcsidoncr upon. and cultivation of
slid land. viz: james Eastman. George = l'uy
Alhert \ Hay and Sias \ Benchlny, ri pf Great
Falls, NJ. +, F.ADklASON, Ee.ist ,r.
Sun River sun. [volume] (Sun River, Mont.) 1884-1885, 1884-09-25
Bill N!c Oh Phrcnoiogy.

An erroneous phrenologist once told
me | would shine as Il reyiyalist, and
told me | had ought to marry tall
blonde, with n nervous, sanguinary
temperament. Thon he said: "Onc
dollar, please" and I said: "All right
gentle scientist, with Il tawny name,
will give you the dollar and marry the
tall blonde with the bank account and
bilious temperament when You give
me chart showing me how to dispose
OF broWn-eyod burnette with
thoughtful cnat OF countenancc, who
married me in an unguardcd moment
two years ago.
He looked ut me in a rcproachful
kind Of way, struck at me with chair
in an absellt-minded way, and stole
away.
He Insultcd Papa.
Emma, / hear you haze broken off
with GEORGE
"Ies; ] am sorry, but il had to be,
He insulted papa
why, what did he do?"
well, you know, last Sunday
night, papa kinder kicked HIM of ,hc
steps. tnl whom he came around Mon
dag he brought pair Of slippers,
with the toes pudded, and asked me Il
/ wonldn'5 set the old man to put
thcm on
Sun River sun. [volume] (Sun River, Mont.) 1884-1885, 1884-09-25
NOTICE OF FINAL ENTRY,
LAND OPrIcE ATT UrLrNA, MOyT

LAND OFFICE AT HELENA, MONT,
August % 1853.
Nvan'Eis hereby given that the. following
\, aanled settler hns filed noti,c Of his intan-
I y y. make final proof in support Of his claim,
|I."nywater, Justice Of the Peace, in and for Cho-
1, ,,.WWpuihty; H., ut Sand Coulec October lssi
III \. Xxx GsrShsel Cooper, who made preemption >
ia ~'o, ior the g.. sw,& sec 25 tip ~, ofr4e,
N residence upon, and cultivation of
" w is1d yz Charles Johnson, Oswald c. Mart
LoamMaus aMu Aliet . Elkins of Sand Couloe T.,and
1'""S Garter of Grent Falls, NJ T.
r. Atkinson, Register.
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Couphy and His Girl.

Another girl has married a coach
man and New Yorl; is Mortified. Our
sympathy is with coachy. 70 marry
a girl who would ever after have the
right to tell her husband what home
she left TO marry hin, would, under
ordinary circumstances, be tough
enough, but then in addition she also
Sun River sun. [volume] (Sun River, Mont.) 1884-1885, 1884-09-25
NOTICE OF FINAL ENTRY.
LAND OFFICE AT HELENA, MONT.

f"SD OFF1UE At HELENA, MONT"
A,Or,cr September 1,l'Si.
namal Is hereby given that the following
lion ti to nv settler has filed notice Of his nten-
s'd hat sa;d dnnai proof IN support Of bis claim.
Cwks, c"ny cM@tary Public in and for Lewis and
On 0ctoh"onnnit Montana. at Ulidia montana,
mads nresr msr ~ lssi, yiz Peter l. lsunyan who
sel,t nwl. nwlantptlon d. No Gp72 for Lots u 2
eontnnu,"mp'ys tc following Witnesses To prove his
s'id lqnJ rnsldonec upon, md cultivation of
1,,y Id p,rS ~; e., George a Colby, George NIul-
olidla, II r '"Val'son and William Akin. M of
+. ATKINSON. Rasi, tar,
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tho most desperate sallics in quest of
human food. 1T is noted, however,
that in spite of their most desperate
hunger. the Mexicaus would not cat
their companions or dead friends. re-
garding that rs u srcrilcgc. During
the conquest of Peru instances of cnn-
nibaiiam arc numerous, both on the
part of the Spaniards and the Peru
vians, the former learning tho habit
IRON the latter. When tho Spaniard
DE Narvacz was making his cxplora-
tions in Florida after II complete fail
''re in provisions. those of his troops
who died of the famine were deyoured
Ivy the others. to the horror Of the In
dians. who exclaimed against the
snerilcsc Of eating ono's friends. Ex-
pioring parties in the Rocky Noun.
tains were driven The same dreadful
ncccssit, one case. that OF McCalnont
and Hughes. being us recent as 1853.
the lattsr killing and eating his com
panion and subsequently going crazy.
He was finally found Il raving maniac
beside the mutilatcd body of his
friend.
Shipwrccks, and The suffering and
starvation, have often tingcd the pages
OF history red with the consequent
records Of inhuman and ghoulish
| fea3ts.
Perhaps the best Known case in re-
cent times followed the wreck of the
Modusa in 1916. The Mcdusa frigate.
with several other ships. SCI sail June
IL, 1916, from Roehcpoit, France, fol
Senegal. Africa, and went aground on
tho Arguin bank on tic west coast.
a ralt was constructed, upon which
over Il hundred soldiers and some of
the passengers OF thc ship were put.
Most of the officers took to the boats
and made off, leaving the others to
get to the African coast the best way
possible.
There was not food and no instru-
monts on the raft; there was plenty
OF wine and some water. The raft
was tho scene OF the most inlcscriba-
bic suffering. a storm arose and
many OF the Iinfortunntcs were wa3h-
cd away; others committed suicide
before they had hcena day anoat. The
men became despondent and mutinicd.
scizing the wine and drinking them
selves into Il state Of INVESTIGATION.
They then tried to destroy the raft SO
that al might be involved in one com
mon ruth. il desperate fight between
the passengers and officers on the one
side aud The drunken mutinccrs on
the other followed, in which many
were slain, the raft being simply
strewn with dead bodies. The mutin-
GERS wild with hunger and entirely
delirious, began fea,ting on the bodies
Of the dead They tore the flesh from
their dead comrades, and strengthen
ed by their horrible meal. again at
tackled the officers, against whom they
seemed to be animated by blind
fury. For thirteen days these terri
bic scenes were repeated daily until
the end. At lnst but twcnty-sevcn 70
maincd alive, and OF these twelve were
so weak from wounds and exposure
that The rest threw them into the sea
in order to save thcir ralions. This
! experiment saved the lives Of the rest,
who were rescued by the Argus brig
thirteen day. after parting company
with the Medllsa. There were $50
men on the raft when il started; tif.
teen Of these were picked up by the
Argus and five Of them died immcdi
atcly after their retue. st. Louis Dis
patch.
l -
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LEGAL NOTICES.
Notice Of Final Entry.
LASD OFFICE AT lIELrvA.

LASD orricr AT lfELrvA, MT.i
n,,-,,,.. Scptembcr3 3 1881
=. nnined ecttlcrlns filed notice Of his intention
70 make final proof IN support Of his claim and
tnat t ,;lid proof will BE- made before ". +. Par
keF' notary Public at Great Falla. N +. on Octo-
per u, ~, viz: Parlino VI. fdgerton. who made
preemttion u y. No. G0s!, for Iotg /, /, g. & o.
heil sc'i see 2S. tp2D II of rie.
ne nhints the following witncstca to prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation Of
sa,u ssa,u lnnd viz: Paris Gibaon. John Wuotls,
Siias Benchly md Jamcs j. Eastman. al Of
Great Falls, MT. 4. ADKINSOS. Rnc.
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