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Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1885-01-15
January I, 1885.

SaMuuFg =, 1000.
Met as per adjournment, full
Board present.
Bond Of II M Richardson approx
ed and license granted.
Application Of Tolof I Hole and
Andrew Al Sandvig, for liquor Ii
cense at Bristol, not granted.
Bond Of VIM ii Ingliss, With APP
LEGATION for saloon license at Ando-
YER, rejected for insufficiency Of JUS
tification on bond.
Bond Of Sibb Peterson approved
and license granted.
Also, ef Fulton Bros, Britton,
approved and license granted.
Also, Of CT Gaylord, approved
and license granted.
Also Of Ransom Gates, Andoyer,
approved aud license granted.
Tax OF Rowland A Williams aba
ted, except road and school poll.
Petition for road commencing OF
quarter post in the center Of north
line Of Sec 2, town l2i, range So,
thence westerly to the NV cor soc 8,
town l21, range So, thence south
on line between ranges 30 and 81 to
the Sc cor sec /, town III range 81,
thence west on section line to sw
cor sec Q, town 12l. range 80, thence
south on line between secs 10 and
Ii to quarter sec corner, thence
west TO quarter section cornsy in the
center Of sec 10, thence southwest
TO the corner Of sec 10 in said town
Iz1, range So. Viewers appointed;
Fl D Root, Christopher Ecker. and
w NJ Paul, to meet at Pauls house
in Wsbster, January 14th, at ten
o'clock, q m.
Quarterly report Of } A Lee foI
quarter ending Dec 31st, 1884, &C
cepted and bills allowed.
Adjourned to ! p m.
ONE O'Clock, r. N.
Met per adjournment.
Quarterly report Of X u Shumway
J II, received and bills allowed.
Quarterly report Of PF Hubbard
j r, received and bills allowed.
Report Of 9 s Austin, Justice,
accepted.
Boyd q Geo Hickman, county
Snpt u Bis, accepted.
Report 81 Henry freeman, road
Supervisor, accelteds
0ni matter Of court ex-
penseS %al referred to- thcG County
Attorney.
On motion Of Commissioner Brig
ham, the Reporter and Farmer, OF
Webster, was designated az the Of
fetal newspaper Of the county for
the ensuing year, and that the coun-
ty Clerk be instructed to furnish q
copy OF the proceedings Of the Board
to each paper published in the coan-
IL at the same time the same is fur
nished to the official paper.
Moved and carried that the coun-
ty Clerk DO Instructed To receive
bids for oil the Incidental printing
Of the county and let the same 20
the lowest binder.
Bills allowed.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1885-01-15
LAND LAWS.

Recent decisions and rules by the
u. 8. Interior Department affecting
title to government lands. Con-
densed and reported for this paper
BY ellison, Benjamin 4 Co., attor-
Reys in land cases, GA +. st. Wash
ington, d. G., and 81 Metropolitan
Block, Chicago, Ills.
A homestead claimant is not re-
quiIed to specially notify q railroad
company Of his intention to make
final proof ON claim to land within
indemnity limit Of said railway. The
tract in question having been st the
date Of withdrawal for the benefit of
the railroad, embarrassed BY q valid
presumption claim, reverted to the
government upon the extinguish-
ment Of such claim, and became
subject to entry BY the first legal
applicant.
When pubic lands border upon
lakes and rivers, meander lines are
run as a means Of ascertaining the
quantity Of land subject 70 sale, and
not as boundaries Of the tract. The
notes and bounds Of the artificial
line must yield to tho natural boun-
dry. The grants made by the gov
ernment OF lands lying upon the
lake, arr not limited by the meander
line, but extend At least to the per-
msanent water Of the lake.
Valentine script cannot be located
upon lands within the limits Of an
incorporated city.
It is not the policy Of the govern
ment to sell the public lands under
sec. PASS, r. D., which authorizes
the Commissioner to offer upon
published notice Of 20 d=ys such
isolated tracts " in his Judgment II
would be proper TO sell in that man
nerl especially when such lands con-
tain valuable timber and are not
liable TO be- sold for their actual
value.
Upon proof being made by a con-
testant that the entryman is not
competent to appropriate land under
the timber culture laws, and pro-
cure the cancellation Of the entry,
such contestant is entitled to the
preferences right Of entry.
Assignments Of desert land entriee
executed prior to April is, 1880, to
the extent Of $40 acres, wiz Be rec
ognized as valid; but assignments
made subsequent to that date are
Illegal. Final proofs in case Of as
signmenta may be made By the as
signees, but patents must issue IN
the name Of the entryman.
Attorneys, land agents and Others
hare Alright 70 examine and copy
records Of local land Offices, proyid-
ing such examination does not inter-
fere with the transaction Of the pub
lie business.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1885-01-15


Thisis the season Of the year when
q great many articles are sent
through the mails and q little infor-
nation on the subject may BE- vaIu-
able. Third class mail matter, upon
which the postage is one cent for
each two ounces or fraction thereof.
consists Of printed books, engravings
Autographs and all matter Of the
general character. The sender's
name can be written upon the out
side wrapper Of third class pack
age, preceded by the word ss2rom.D
On the cover or blank leaf Of q book
q simple dedication or presentation
inscription can be written. Forth
class matter consists Of photographs
photographic or sterescopic views,
reproductions by solar process, WHIT
ing or playing cards, card board and
other flexible material, flexible pat
terms, mounted maps, merchandise,
origipai paintings in oil o. water
color and other articles not liable 10
destroy, deface or otherwise injure
the contents Of the mail bag. The
postage on this class il one cent for
each ounce or fraction thereof. ~
limit Of weight for third and fourth
class matter is four pound for each
package, excepting for single books
exceeding that weight. For regis
. package. On additional fee
of ten cents is charged.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1885-01-15

DAY COUNTY



Regular nesting Of the Board Of
County Eommissicners Board cal.
led to order. Members present, Il.
Lowell, Chasfman; u, Huntington,
r. BFiellam.
On motion. bond Of G.. L. Sher,
retts. as Register OF Deeds and Coun-
tY Clerk. was approved.
On motion, Board adjourned IN
al 10 o'clock, q. m.
Ten u. M, met pursuant to adj
onsngnent. Present, Chairman
Lowell. Huntington, Brigham, Hind
me- and King.
Report Of County Surveyor, on
road, commencing 81 se cor. sec. s6,
Ep. III, r So.
OF list, I'd. and 3D., Avenues in
In the village Of Webster, common
cling sc q poiat in the center Of Main
street.
OF ROAD Commencing nc Sc zee. &c
tp 12l, range So, and 81 road COM
Haencing at ne cor, sec. 2, tp III,
range IS, was accepted. ordered on
fie, and bills allowed.
On motion, county warrents Nos.
64S, 655, 667, asa and sos rturned
BY Henry A. Solzer & Co, in lien
of lumber furnished Alexander Ste
yens, insane, were ordered cancelled.
Bills allowed.
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TrEsDAr, jan 3, 1883.


Board met 1T Court House at Q
o'clock, q. M, all members present.
Bend cf g. III. Bradford, County
Treasurer, wal flea and ON motion,
was laid on the table Tor one day.
On motion q rcfunding order for
IS, $50 on tar Of Vim. J. Morris, was
orders issued.
Hill Of M. q. Dickinson, county
Superintendent. for 325 90, quarter
aAlary and sl28 sc fees and expen-
sea, allowed.
Commissioner Osborne on motion
authorized to provide temporary re-
lief TO certain peer hi Homer town.
ship and present monthly blk
On motion it was ordered that
hereafter no bills for stationery viii
be allowed except those purchased
by County Clerk and that the Clerk
il hereby authorized to notify eouD-
~ ntlleiAla requiring stationery Of
this action.
Adionsned untsIP. M.
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FRrDAY, January Q, 1888.

TRIBAL, JANUARY ~ 1000
Board met as per adjournment, all
the members present,
On motion q refunding order was
issued to Wm II Fisher for 1925,
tax erronioasly PAD.
Moved and carried that the &C
counts and books Of IL G 0chsen-
%Yeiter, county Tressnrer, be appro-
we'd 70 Jan LIST, 1855.
The cc.nty Clerk was instructed
10 purchase q desk and Office chair
for the Probate Jukge, and author
lied to issue q $50 county warrant
for same; also, 10 purchase q stove
and extnres OF II III Dutton, for
Judge Of Probate Office, and issue q
warrant for 1890 therefor.
Adjourned to ! p m.
AFTERNooK SESSION.
Mel per adjonFnment.
On motion county Clerk was in
stracted 10 Issue sn order TO trans
fer balance IN sinking fund to gen.
eral fund.
County Clark was anthosized to
procure jail record for Sheria.
After . spirited and prolrActcd
discussion npon the question oN sal
aries 81 County AttQFnAy and fypua-
~ Supt, the matter was laid ever
until Ssfurday inorning.
Bilia allowed:
ham1sEf eplon. con.riIina records
fkzzaAnAya md plsfaaee ~ higtss
wuF4hH eoDaiy &c 20
III fiPris, 4ie1ical ssspieek ana
Dss IN ca. Sanlt sra
q AChNYon, pdee y y Doleser.- lB rs
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Railway Company


Owns ana operatci nearly 5000 miles a.
thoroughly equipped ssoed IA ~fliinois vlssonsin
Iowa. MINNESOTA n SakStk.
"a Ia tho short zaEs=A beat Houts DO.
s~ssa.sii prinaip-i poini. sAs Horth-
ws.t N Par West
For nana, time saSies. rsts. AZ r....vn ana
fy ifb&- &C.. apply 20 no nsnresi nisffnn sgeri
9Th uMfskoos MtGMArKKn 4 81. part Rln.
,Nty, a - any Railroad Agsnk anYghrr IA ~
4. q. MERRfIf. Nv n
General Manager. Gen. psss. and TIL AZ.
4. MfLLER. n HKtrronu
1rrt. unxt. prtnagsr, GkytNlsn. Paes. Al
niLwAUEss, wzseoSsrs.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1885-01-15

On motion board adjourned until
the frat Monday in February, 1885.
G. L. SHAkRKTTs, Co. Clerk.
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niIwAUKFE wksoHsIs

&e-Fqr nQ,icss u reffrrnte u special H4,df.
taass changes ofrtad, sna sstbts i3es,e ~ .Atef.
&Sfs Paul. NannAT. pieate reler q ~ trrai
e,lunsry Of this p3Ief
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1885-01-15

January 8, 1885.
Me pursuant to adjournment, .
full board present.
Bond Of VIM III Rolte, with APP
plication for saloon license in An
dover, approved and license granted.
Adjourned 10 ! p m.
ONE O'clock.
Moved and carried that the Board
issue a set OF township books to
Henry Freeman and charge the aame
to the township.
Report OF J A Lee for quarter
eadiDg Oct s, was accepted and
bills allowed.
On motion road poll tax of--
49, Rylander was abated on account
Of liability.
Novel and carried that the bond
81 the county Treasurer be fxed in
the sum Of fifty thousand dollars.
Moved that tke bond Of G III
Bradford, county Treasurer, Be APP
prosed-carxied.
Bills allowed.
j.. A. Lee. Justice fees........94D
WI VanEverv, Gsnssnplsss fegs-... III As
Witness feee...sA,..--c-..---.-,-.s-- IA 10
Henry Freeman. Road S~nprryiDM.. n OK
Or. u. A. Peabody, medical ser yic'a 500
"a N Moulton, road Supervisor. n rs
Adjourned till 8 q m Jan 9th.
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Adjourned until 8 M "Wednesday
January 9TH 1884.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1885-01-15

On Monday the 18th nine bills
were introduced in the House TO pay
the olAims Of citizens of Georgia,
Alabama, Mississippi and ARKANSAS
for gapplies alleged 10 i;sys been
e~on6scated BY Union troops during
Ae rebellifa! Truly, the Confed
eFacy Is III fsa saddle, and ahe raid
on that aiDts ooe. goo in the treasury
Al inapgnxatsd,
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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-03-13

he farm of james Morris from school
district No. 81 IN New Castle County %
district No. AZ TO c'vorce Rene j.
FougerAy and Sarah 4. Fougeray I; To
enable Ambrose n. Garrison 10 locats
certain salt marsh land authorizing
the road Comm irsioners of ST. George
Hundred 10 borrow s., 900 for i've years
u amend the act appropriattng money
for free schools Changing tho rate 10
ceived by those selling school book.
from 5 per cent, To 10 per cent 10 di
Idivoroe /. Leslie Carpenter and Alic'
Carpenter IN relation to the lub,is
schools of Kent County (making &c law
full for the coain issioaers oi any dis
trict, which has raised by taxati>n the
SUN of xloO. aud kept the school open
for nine months In the year. 60 use the
surplus OF its share of the school fund
towards the construction, alteration and
repair CT its school huilding) , the bin
in relation 10 the study OF ply siology
and hygiene in the pnblic schools Was
taken up for consideration and laid up
ON the table. The mate bill. lay In &
aut . new public road iu Kenton Hun
dred, WAS assci. Adjourned until
y. IN.
Upon TO ssembling At Sp. m, re
ti;ios was presented ard referr-,i, for =
bill 10 enable the trustees Of the late
David e. Wilson TO sell certain real es-
tate. Mr., johnson moved that rule
Il be suspended, and the bill to divorce
Rene j fougeray from Sarah +. Fougs>
ray be read u second and third time.
The motion was carried by the follow
ing vote; Ayes :-Messrs. Adams, At
kiu>, Cannon, How. Joluson, NcCahe,
Ms NJ, SALISBURY, Schabinger TatmAn,
rU'u, M Sp-aksI-lS. Nays -M1ssrs
RFo~p. BuTuetI, Ferguson, Palmer,
Brown 10 lay the hill on the table Was
.ost by about the same vote. The bill
was then read third time and the
| vote on Its final passage Was 10 10 ;,
| Nessrs Armstrong. Brown and Ninien
voting no
Gu motion Of MIR. salisbury the bill
for protection OF game and ish was
made special order for Thursday
Afternoon next q: ) o'clo'k. The fo..
lowing bills were passed Making II the
| duty Of the road c>umi>sloners OF New
Cattle County 10 or-su AL pubic rua1s 4,
~ tlNCTVe Sauss +, QsipteSo and Rafael
| Cuntt ~ a. ipcor;snrstc'h he Beaver Dam
prrt Con any sutheriE;ns the Levy
Court of New IssF,- County 70 rvpalr
The banks II Delaware Raw 10 BACK
ht0i Hundred 70 trahl- Joseph Il
MrCbe-ury e CONVEX $50 make title 10
bis resl estate Senate bio iucorpo-
rate the GvOrs~towu Building arr Ian
Association Adjourned unnl ~ ..
| II. - morrow
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-03-13
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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-03-13

When the Grand Lodge A. o. L. w.
was abou; 10 adjourn its recent session
GU February 5th, Past Grand Master
H. L Smith, 81 Camden. \. j.. was
presented it'll handsome gold badg
OF The orier but A. Il was not quit.
finished al that time Lo DESCRIPTION oil
it was given. IL is nog completed, and
consists Uf IN anchor with sun on IL,
while on tue sun there Is shield sci
with hrillisnts, ard bearing the letter.
A. o I. W.
Tu-re is very fine silver chain
around the anchor, and on tho back IL
shield suitably inscribed. Evrry part,
except the small chain. is solid gold
and il will weigh about one ounce. II
is about an inch and half long. and
an inch wide, and was made 20 ordel
by Philadelphia firm.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-03-13
Cburen Literary Entertainment.

The Young Peoples Association Of
81. Paul's NJ. +. Church gave very
fine entertainment last night TO large
and appreciative audience. The pro
gram consisted OF vocal music, recita
lions and readings. A rich treat is
offered for next Thursday night also for
an Easter entertainment April 9th
The Scott Literary Associ alton met
last evening and gave an excellent
program of exercises. Mrs. Dreamer,
Harry Russ1ll, Miss Sadie Phillip
Emma bradford and Hattie Calkin,
took AN active Part in the proceedings
The entertainments are held every
TIL ursday night and are very popular
At melting II the Union NJ. Z
Sunday school Association held lasi
night i; was resolved to commence the
meetings Of the Literary Society of tina
church on next Thursday evening, " her
a COOL program of exercises may be ex
p.Ctei,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-03-13
W eleoming the Prince.

DUBLIN. March IL At meeting OF
The loyslist members OF the municipal
council to-day II WAS resolved topresent
Al address OF welcome 10 the Prince
and Princess OF Wales on ,heir arrival
there, expressing qualification AT the
visit, which, 1t will say, proves q desire
20 put an end 10 the neglect from which
ireland has 40 long suffered, aud gives
| rise to the hope that It will b. only the
precursor Of frequent royal visits. The
| address will slso express trust that a
royal residence will be provided in Ire
and.
United Ireland says that II the Leaders
persist in forcing the prince of Wales tc
30 where he Is not wanted, his roya
hlghpe-s have from the Irish PEG
PIE reception - cool A. ice and Just .,
freezing.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-03-13
EDITION,


john Wauamaker will deliver a leo
ture in Institute Hall tomorrow even
Ing.
Sidney B. Frost will exhibit stereop
ticsn views Of ireland, Scotland aud
Eng gland, and g. h. Rhoais, with the
old Trinity choir, will add to the enter
tainmept
Vim. j. Lank has rented the farm Of
John Bradford, in New Castle Hundred,
and will take possession on the 25th
Instant He expects To divide his at
tention between auetioneeripg and
farming ~ heretofore.
The keel for the steamer Brandy wine
was laid by the Harlan II Holdings
worth Co. yesterday. Size 10 TO he + n
ished in June, and 10 run between this
city and Philadelphia, IL connection
with the steamer Wilmington,
l. w. Stidham IS Son yesterday sold
for Peoples " Dopoho, lot OF horses
from fli6 10 S's15, cows, Si0 ia 81; aad
mules averaging $500 yesriins calves
brought s2i.
The dear old ladies that know what
good goods are when they try them
highly recommend ii-our Elegant
Teas. Crippen, Eas, Second street.
Mrs Captain Hay ueswortb, sister OF
ex President Arthur, is visiting Mr.
and Mrs. c. r. Thomss, Of this city, on
her return from Washington.
| The REPUBLICAN will print eight
thousand copies OF next Tuesday issue.
Advertisers should take advantage OF
this fact, ard send IN their cards al
once
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-03-13
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Jo~~pA {. White, publisher and @ii-
TO- q - NrS Caste Star. started This
"A TIT e. Be y Y. y * y. Railroad
To- ';iu = Yirsiu.-, where he intend.
sp< Ing some iim- in the hone
= fesSining his heath The editorial
department cftte s:ar viii lie In charge
If WiilIsn Back during his absence
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-03-13
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found dead on T,n mo9'e' Vi
alongside OF the wil%9,'sa! -
ern Railroad, snlI rrm y goa I
que, The body when aus 40
with the head bepss, I io % ~
forward truck OF acs, 20, .ae 'Or
idinE, There wa. .s a ,a .aN va
, naa evidently iis.ed fr %o y \. = e
cut. His eyes vere o q. eai ~
and his features d i.,o M ''S
were clinched, and HI. u
az though he had s,in,, ,,s' Ia
est AGONY after recess,'a Ap
~ound. '''ls ii
IL WAS stated tina, ,b.c,,
he was found had no, ',1'lx
afser 6 o'clock weinesI,,, 20 "a
That ~ he did not leave 4, ~
80 o'clock. |, wa. ipta, -, ~
thu, there had been i ea
that the body had b..n I
!. -a- fnnnd tn CONVEX y
that de was killed by M r.a
His wife s-emel T. a 20, -. 4.
and the matter was l,'aoat 4 !, ~ 4
OF the police for inye.,i,,'s
Andrew Moore learned ~ s
we're shifted on the siding ,s.'
o-S5 O'Clock "Wednesday . ~
As Il is ghly probable IN, /!
at Moore's house ya.l -
utes fast, It would justah'r,
unfortunate man time d
place where he me, hy 49,
the cars were being .hlfa
Another Circumstance I'm
the belief that he wa,ki,isSa
Is the fact that when he ,.,
dressed yesterday sf,srrcr "
lined by DR.. Oele 10 u. ~.
Deputy Coroner Smith. i III
that his right should,
bruised, aud bis hi,asiboD. !,
broken and mashed on. h 4
fact, there is scarcely a VA.
the upper part Of his BODY
| DIR. Osle and the Coroa,, =,
fed that his death va. 49,
being caught between N. :,
the cars, as be was a,;erKi,,,
the track, while the ar !.
shifted, and that be ai,.,uI
the ground, and in Ii. t,a \
rolled To the spot ELere b w
II Was the intention q, n |,
TO have held the itgqe., ,hs
but rs the Officials Of IL. Y
Railroad Company DO 10, ..,I
thai he was killed BY he IA
decided 20 Postpone 1t ura h
70 morrow morning % s7
more time 10 di.prove N
There vers a numb. Q, r,s
yesterday, al! Of sA,a "a
nothing, when trloei 70 A.,
| Moore Vas Atoai Is ysA,ss
for a long time Wa ID
Thomas Ferry CARP, c..s1|
iishment, Eev-n b anl la,ta,
4 hnf ae,f one d. -.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-03-13

Madison {. Peters, pastor Of So-therr
Liberties Presbyterian church, PhiiA
alpha, will preach this evening In ID.
First Presbyterian chprch tihis city
a. IS O'clock. Mr.. Peters il recr,,
riEe1 A. ore Of the mos, able ministsr
II the church. He has ben onlv nv.
n onihs pastor Of the Nsrtheru L,bertie,
chuvh. but 10 that time he has takex
II sixty -ope mem hers
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-03-13
The calico Rail

The calico ball for the benefi, Of III,
Associated Charities will take place II
the Institute Hail this evening, aud
should be vel patronized. The entire
proceeds will be siv-n To the Charities
for the benefit Of The poor. and thoss
who have Lot already purchased theil
tickets should do - at once. The coca
-iou viii 10 doubi BE- one Of the mos
ENJOY ahle Of the season.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-03-13

WAnamsker's Grand Depot in Phil
sde ,phiA vas decorated with h.gs wee
;ertay in honor Of It's eighth anniversa
ry- During these years the Grand De
pot las grown. until il now occupies
nearly an entire block. ant is one OF
the lsrg~st business establishments in
he World
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-03-13

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