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Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1894-05-04

PREPARATIONS are being made FOR gran1
National Musical Festival to be held at Madi-
son Square Garden, New York City, on June
%, at which there will be 10000 singers.
Among the guests present will be President
Cleveland Mrs. Cleveland, Governor and
Mrs. Flower, Chauncey DepeW and other
prominent persons.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1894-05-04
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Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1894-05-04

Mrs. Alex. Robertson, OF Half Rock, Mer.
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Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1894-05-04

So far as can be discovered, the first use of
an iron roof was on a building erected in
Ohio in 1868.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1894-05-04

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Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1894-05-04

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Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1894-05-04
HOw's This !

THE mines tributary to Butte City, Mon
tana, have an output of $23, 900 year.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1894-05-04
THE MARKETS.
Late Wholesale Prices of Country
Produce Quoted in New York.

Increased supplies caused a slow trade
during the week just completed. The aver
age price for surplus milk at the milk re-
ceiving stations was $1.37 per can OF 40
quarts Exchange price, 213c. per quart.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-22

downtown theatre VII have been entirely remod-
el,el The interior has received much attention
from the hands OF artists and painters. wni.c the
stage has been entirely reconstructed The theatre
MI be opened on August p win GaTrick . ana
VI. b. Curtis has partially rewritten SAM OF
Posen." and introduced two now characters The
cast that It has ever had and win entirely new
and costly scenery. which IL now being painted by
wel-known artist Mr. Curtis has 1rrans 60 20
begin his tour on August - N the new west opera
House in 81. Pau Ills next engagement In ms
city wi; be p:aysi at Broadway iheaire: ion, ,
Las; Tuesday Manager Augustus Ptou sgn"I q
contract with T Henry French 10y which he Is -
produce at the broadway Theatre. on January ~
ncx Snrlons successful pay Mada IN Sai
Of tn. large European cities AMI has recently
created sensation in London. where 1t Is beng
'lie leading part In the American production.
Manager Pitou will duplicate the scenery. costumes
Paris. where the pay had It's first presentation ana
had .ong run
Carl and Theodor Rosenfcld and Alexander Com.
stock. by which the former will occupy ST James
Hall with OF their importations to begin In the
carly fall and run the entire season The Roya
Italian Marioneites, numbering between I'VE ana
six hundred. viii bo seen They have Already ap-
poared at ali the leading capitals Of Europe Aaving
recently completed n years engagement in Vienna.
They have been paving for eight months In 81
with the spectacular ha,.et. Excelsior. which was
originally produced In this country at Nioios some
Joseph Hart. OF iaNen and Hart comedians, and
Carne De Mar Of his company. Will he married
at Mr. IIarts home in -, on the after
Newport ana bar Harbor.
To decide little wager with Nate salisbury
fGGTnS the out tramp a Of viii vs the wd
West tomorrow afternoon and ride the buckins
broncho Rucephaus Mr.. Jones formerly rode
When Rices 1892" is revived at the Garden
Theatre on Angus, q the cas-, viii be unchanged
but the specialties and Kilanyi living pictures VIII
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-22

Westminster Magazine" has entered Yale. and vii.
begin his college course in October
The Rev. Or. John q. oakley and the Rev. Or.
Norton. both OF New-York have been the guests
OF friends here
Mr. \. Fitzgerald. General Louis Fitzgerald
mother. has left Wilderstein and gone 10 Lake
Miinnewaska.
Professor VI. H. Daniels. OF Rutgers Female Col
lege. is visiting friends here.
MIR. and Mrs. John Jacob Aston arrived at Fern
clfe Yesterday direct from their European tour.
They VIII remain here some time 10 rest and re-
cuDcrate before going to Newport. Mr.. Astor S
ncn boathousc Is almost completed; when II is
finished IL VIII be OF the most perfect in the
country The Nourmahal IS again In commission.
and after lying off Ferncffe for several days LEFT
Monday for "A trip down the Hudson.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lex Brooke OF New ork.
C'hanler have left Rokeby and sailed for Europe
Mrs charles DuryeG; Of York Is the , guest guest
Luther League Review" and Mrs. Ebert are among
the New-York people spending the season here
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-22
SUMNER TOPICS IN HARTFORD.
VIEW GALLONS FOR CRONIN-THE CONTEST
FOR THE sHRlEvALTY.

4 VIEW GALLONS FOR CRONIN-THE CONTEST
FOR THE sHRlEvALTT.
Hartford July q CSpec,aD-Warden Woodbridge.
o. the State prison and executioner Tor the Sia'e'
has finished the gallows which will be used for the
execution Of John Cronin August "a 1t IL an en-
uFsly new machine for this part OF the country
ana acts on a principle which has not yet peeH
applied 70 any gallows this side or the Mlssls-
spp River II Is modelled 10 some extent after the
hydraulic galloWs used in Colorado, ana is auto
matte The principle is applied with an hour-giass
arrangement OF shot instead OF cylinder filled
WIN water and the action is more direct than
upon the Colorado machine. The instant the con
osmhed man steps upon the platform under the
"OVse the shot begin TO pour out from the hour-
sass receptacle, being fixed 10 run from hVe 10 Ten
''nds as the executoner may desire. by the
~a'e me Moose is properly adjusted the snot nave
- run Out. lever controlling 3o-pound weight is
seaseo and the victim IS suddenly swung INTO the
~ This gallows has been the subject OF vide
''ossos. because OF the active participation Of
condemned man In the working OF II, his own
sst causing II 10 hang him Suicide has been
49," al In connection with the act, and the Off
~ OF the State Board OF Charities and the Prison
- 1'u Directors have had a long controversy over
49, particular matter II has been settled how
a. a., ana cronn Will die by the new gallows when
~s DAY comes
IA.
plohc patronage Will be that Of the new com
un,., which viii be opened from West Hartford 10
tossh about ten miles early In August. 1t is
Aar,fora mat the old line from this city to West
Win ~ may be equipped In time for connection
b. =" as "ork is being pushed vigorously on that
srowias' IN the shreyalty contest in this county IL
Tor tbas, mere are three Republican candidates
Eas, tnoinnation, two from THIS city and one from
Ar,hur '%%iIIord Deputy United States Marshal
bnS Moore. OF the latter place who has for q
teH ami n1e oeen deputy sheriff early In the
hicres an. nas some strong elements at work In his
ThomaS ahd. IKE the other candidates is hopeful
eonssh D. Chapman. OF this city. who has been a
70 In ~ qua wrt-serving officer FOR man. years
The as. e hoid with strong backing from som. OF
J. sm,,I AMI influential secret societies. while r
= rS.he party. VI '"e regular machine
Hart,,SHev; James Hughes. Vicar General Of tho
during aiocese. who has been visiting Ireland
Week and season, VII return home Early next
secior rHi, ~ Patr!cks Church. OF which he is
Cathode ~, @nder him formal reception Ali the
Zone INV, VIII unite in cscorting him 10 his
..srvces In me station and there viii he special
{s.rsS .sn c. c,y IN The state and has tor
naklnr * b.v,hhey reapponted him vicar-C;eneraI
'ns 'h.rd bishop tina. has houorcd Nm rhns
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-22

Chandler q Hourtal OF Now York Atlantic-W.
Irving Clark J. VI. Richards and wife. George ".
Holland and wife. Mr.. and Mrs r. Frothlnghain.
Mir and Mrs. Hcndenberg Or. Edward ;. ifcN'
William \. Campbell and Miss Chanler. or New
York. Grccno's Inn X. T. Lincoln. Mrs J. HALT
day. Edward II. Clark. clifford Goodwin; Franklin
North NJ Johnsone; Mr. tInrrls OF New, lork
Wood George Southack and Wife Of Ncw.Nork
Mothrwaon Miss Elizabeth 5. Miller. Or. AMI MT
II : Wheeler Mr.. and Mrs. \ =. Cummings.
Hoffman Miller Mr. and Mrs H. Wood and dauEi
Ter + Il Ilowells j. \. Churchill. Miss ChurchUl
jacob + Ward and wife Of Ne~-York. Massa-
SOFT Mrs. &. Vanderbilt de Noreat Nj ana MS
II. Wash. child and maid. r ' iioynton Of NrW-
York: J V. Koch. jr.. Of brooklyn. Columhus
Mrs J. NJ Hart G. X Vlgncron. Of New-lork
C;Iadstone-Alyn Bah. jr: Robert N Dun. child
and nurse: Charles f. Black. Mrs. NJ. r. Watson,
Mrs william Lynch. Miss Caroline Purly. Thomas
J. Wickcs. Mr. and Mrs g. Edwin Sawyer Mr..
ugham Mrs Iucius Lyon. Miss NJ Z. Lyon. a NJ
Peck and wife and daughter, james Is hlIL FRANK
a Nunsev Mrs q $ Martin Mr.. and Mrs = ,.
Martin j. l.. Iiowes Edward Lyman Sh'rt n 4.
short G O. Currlar. Miss Louise Lawrence. Arthur
" Lawrence John Smith ard vito. George Iipl-
man and wife Mr. anl Mrs. j. ". H'nning, MISS
susan Henning and maid. Mr. and Mrs J. r. Rnm-
Ames Mr.. and Mrs n. J. Hnyne. j. IL Gooden9w'
Charles Ollcnheim. Alexander Main. MI. ana Mrs
Woodbury. Iangdon. Of New York: Mas L. II.
BROWN Brooklvn. Mr. and Mrs. VI. r. shelly, or
Irooklvn Continental Charles VI Lee NJ. y; J.
u Rowland G J.. Brookes. ~ New York Tower
I'M House Ellen GRAY. of New-Nork Meta
toxct-Mrs j T.. Dctz. two children ana maid;
William Gregory Of New-York Pcttnluamscntt-
Frank A. Butler. Louis Erdt. Ernest W wells. or
No.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-22
WORTH COMING 100 MILES TO buy a a . the a '' Dfy
TwoDo
fve FREE of all charges.
Bl00ningdale Bros, 5oth 'a s"s s @ts' St..

Mrs Jones' Mrs. c. E. Green, Mrs. Drayton an1
others
There are to be receptions every Friday at tho
Canoe Club for members and their friends. Mr.
Livingston is commodore and Sumner Gerard SEQ
rotary.
the Golf Club and the tennis tournament viii
begin on Monday, July 80 The principal prize 10 .
silver bowl valued at $500.
At Mossley Hall the tennis court Is being put n
order for the coming tournament. Among the
guests at cottages are Miss Carroll OF Baltimore.
Mrs Henry Kl,he Tates. Mr.. and Mrs. r. Agas-
sz. Miss Bromley and Mr.. Kissam are at Point
dArcadie visiting Mr. Vanderbilt.
Mr. and Mrs Morris K Jesup have arrived At
their cottage for the season; also Mrs. Valentine
M" soSiey the Ss elected 10 once
were pake GdwH na R6SSna on
the Finance Committed; Mrs. Gerard Mrs. Jones
and Mrs De Castro on on the EnieraInment Commit,
Ogden and Mss lanes the RS Sads And pn
on the Committee Trees
Guests at the hotels are as follows; Mia. uw...
MS: s" s@s Mts
of o M M n aas & ss s IT, a
Miss BrInton. Miss Small and Mr. and Mrs. J; W.
Bemon, Hotei~MTs and Miss Word.n, Mrs.
William Dawes. MISS Dawes, MIS- H. Lawrence
sheldon, Charles Sheldon: Mrs De Koven Casey.
man. Mrs. Van Duser, Miss Van Duser. Miss Mary
Beach. Miss Livingston. Miss L. NJ. Lewis. Miss
scull. r. J. McKeon and r. Burnham Moiratt. Of
NewYork.
Newpor, Hote-Mr. and Mrs. J. Morris. Miss
Marshall, Mrs. Daniel Ifoag. DR.. Paul Pancrtius.
Arthur Lochs. George Bernheim, Henry Bradbury.
Miss NTriss. Mrs Van Doren. Miss Laght. Mrs.
J.. l.. Bettens. +. s Bettens Miss Mayor and r
Miller Buttle. OF New-York.
West End Hotel-Mr. and Mrs. Henderson. MrA
J. A. Morrison. Mr. and Mrs. G. c. Freedom. MiaD
v: Probst Miss c. Ridglsy and Samuel walkinA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-22
Thongs At NAERiGINSETT PTER.
THE BATHING Iy,cr CROWDED PROMINENT Az
RIVALS LAST WEEK.

THE r,TurXG Ty>cIr CROWDED prominent Ar
RIVALS LAST WEEK.
! ,....oo,ce,, Pier r. J.. July H.-Thc hot
,i.or Of his week has driven city people 10 TINS
,ir resort In great numbers. ana the ho'"lS 10
,ioht are I'm some cases filed ana on the "n"''
ho,ter filled than usual on the let OF August Inc
Rockingham was filled early in the week. and
Cla,h,s Annex is being used for the overflow TINS
80 h.s ,ever been filed so early IN the season
hforo The temperature OF the water Is lowering
around 70 degrees. and consequently the bathing
he.ch is crowded during the fashionable hours Tor
bathing.
uent from the fact that a large number OF the
farmers at Point Judith have joined In warning
- forbid all persons trespassng their lands with
hounds or horses.
BENJAMIN Wood the publisher Of THE New-forls
Daily News" with his wife and daughter Is at the
M,thowson for the rest OF the summer
r. g. Dun has returned 20 the lier from MS SAL
mon fishing trip In Canada.
Ernest l.. Casweli. proprietor OF me ArHhb'o"
House began his hotel career as bell boy This
summer he has begun the kitchen ana intends
TO master all the details OF the culinary art
A pleasant party nliing ten cars from Boston.
is expected next Saturday.
Seth ! Todd Of New York. has rented Mrs Nc
Gowan.s cottage on Boon-st Harry W. Bates. Of
New York. proprietor Of "Godey's Magazine is at
the Revere. Grcnville Kane has arrived from Tux
edo with his family. Ex-Governor Alvn Adams. OF
Colorado. who Is stopping AZ the GLADSTONE Is learn
drphia artist Is staying here with his sister, Mrs
Samuel Welsh OF Philadelphia.
prrparatious for the new Country club are being
rapidly pushed \ tract OF land comprising about
two acres and d half has been leased on the iearsc
Farm at Point Judith Plans for the clubhouse
arr being drawn. ana Is Intended T. have 1t
built at once.
TIT. afternoon there Il meeting to organize
a Women's Exchange at the residence OF Mrs j.
T. Robinson. at gcwOOd Farm
Miss EYalirs Ames OF Boston, daughter or eX-
Governor .Ames. IL AZ the Atlantic with Miss
IN nder who IL STAYING there with her father.
Congressman John ". Gambler. OF Massachusetts.
Ex-Governor Bullock. Of Georgia, Is spending the
summer as usual at Chnrlcstown Beach
Ira d. Sankey, the revivalist. with his wife and
son, lis at the Mathewson. Bishop Thomas NJ Clark.
OF this diocese oiiiciates in st, Peters today.
Canonchet is closed. Mrs. Sprague Is spending
the summer at West Harwich, Mass.
Hotel arrivals this week:
Clarks Hale G: Curre, OF New-York Revere
House-Ernest III. Crosby. T.. Reynolds Hill. Mrs.
II. VI. Judge and maid. George Hampton, ]. Mont
gomery Strong. ii. W. Bates. Of New-York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-22
kTNlfFR VISITORS AT RHfNEBECK.

Rhlnehocls ~ Y. July q (SpeclaD-Mrs W. Bergh
Kip. accompanied by her three sons. Messrs Henry.
Rulon and Garnet Kip. who have been spending
some time at Ankony. Will leave there on Monday
next and sail for Europe the Teutoaic on
Wedno sday Mrs. Kip and her sons have planned
an extended tour through Sweden. Norway and
Holland and will then visit Paris. where they will
remain for a time. returning home In the fall
RuloN Kip. who was one Of the editors OF The
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-22
At BRILLIANT BAR HARBOR.
ENTERTAINMENTS OF THE wEEK-NEw ARRIVALS
AT THE HOTELS.

AT TIE HOTELS.
Bar Eiarbor. July q (speciaD.-The delightful
weather has facilitated the outdoor enjoyments
typical Of Bar Harbor. and among those who have
participated in the calls and romantic drives nclud-
ing n yIsi, to Green Mountain are Lord and Lady
Churchill. who have thus far declined all formal
entertainments.
Prince GazIn'. stay was brief lie was enter
toinod by a dinner in his honor given by Mr. and
Mira barney a dance at the Kebo Club house.
trim TO Green Mountain. and visit 70 President
Eliot
Among the elaborate dinners this week were
those given by Mrs. 4. J. Drexel Mrs. c. L.
Bowles Colonel Morrell. Mr.. and Mrs De Kovcn A
number OF small dinner dances preceded the hop
at the Malvern. and there have been the Informal
eat homes Of Mrs. Sturgs. the Misses Morrill,,
The Meeker herald., 1894-04-21
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

GLENwoop srHiSGs, Colo. Mar. ~ 1894.
NOTICE-Is hcrepy wen that tho following
=. named settler hps hlCd notice Of MS inton-
ton to mnde iual proof in support of his
claim, and that snid proof will be m1ie before
the tierk Of the County Court Of Rio BlancO
county. at AeeEcr Colorado, on Nay 5, 1884,.
at 10 O'Clock q. m. viz:
william B. Carver. of Buforl Colo. on his
Il SW Ii Sec. a and NE ~ sE ii Soc. y. Tn.
l :, II ~ ". 9Th Z. NJ.
He names the following Witnesses to prove
Of, said land. viz:
Charles Smith and Leon Narcoti, # Burord,
Colo, aud Ed. c. Archer. l.. -. ~alhridgc and
James Lyltlc, Of Meeker, Colorado
ui5l-in1 G. d. IAATEB, Register
The Meeker herald., 1894-04-21
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.


h!rnWood springs. Colo, HHr. -, 1875.
NOTICE Is hereby given that the following
~ nampd settler hes filed notice OF his In.
tcntiun To make final proof in support OF his
claim, and thut said proof will be maIc before
the Clerk of the County Court OF Rio Blanco
cgunty, ut Hecker, Colo, on May = l-ni, at 10
o'clock u. M. viz:
John VI. Dunn of Bnforti Colo, ON his p. d.
s No. lsj0. Ute Tor Lots , and Soc T. Lot
aud the NE Il NV II See Is. Up. :. K. 81
w. 9Th =. NJ. continuing i10.ts acres.
He MINES the following witnesses 80 prove
his continuous residence upon and cultivation
of said land, viz:
II. C. Archer, Harry NhlocS, t. n. Jo-
llantgcn, Thomas Warren and John Earle all
Of Ncckor, Colorado.
m3l-m5 6. ID. THAyEn, Reristcr.
The Meeker herald., 1894-04-21
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

LAND OFFICE at
GLrSWpup srMNGs Colo. MAJ. Is, ls2!.
NOTICE is hereby given that the following
~ named settler has flied notice Of his in
tDntlun 10 make Luul rtoaf ia support u his
claim, aud th9t said proof will be mnd" rfpre
COUNTY, "a WCekcr. c, l5i.idu, on May :, 1891. Mt
10 o'CluDl. q. M. VIZ.
Leon NurHtt, nf Iiuford. Colo. on his p. D.
S. 40. Isl, Uta for the r IL NE IL Sec. Il.
aud vs. L. NV If Sec. 10, Up. :, Il. ~ ". 9TH
+. NJ.
He names the following Wifttt---t-4- 80 PROVE
his continuous residence upon, and cultivation
Of. said land. viz:
II. {. Peterson. WIN. y. Cafycr, Chnrlcs
smith aud W. \. Grcensircet, ait OF UiIfurd,
Colo, and L. +. Gos5 aud :. p. Wear. of
NCcEcr Colo.
miJl-m5 G. u. THtYrR, Hegister.
The Meeker herald., 1894-04-21
nhETHERrUN.

Above brand anywhere on left side shoulder
or hip. Ear marks, undcrbit and overslope on
right eur. Also own the following brands:
III and %/H. The 1t and other brands
cancelled. All kinds OF car marks are on the
cattle and some with no ear marks at all, hay
ing been neglected. An increase branded same
as cut; ear marks, oyerslope and underbit On
right car. Range, White river and Thurman
creek. Postonicc address, Meekcr, Colo. jn30
The Meeker herald., 1894-04-21

superintendent John W. Lowell, Of
the Lily Park Stock Growers ass1cia-
ton. passed through town Monday after
shipping several cars Of beef cattle To
Reef, Pierce " Co., Of Lcadyillc. Nj.
Lowell is one Of our cattIemen who
looks forward to better times for stock
men, and we believe that hc has good
gr"unds ON which to buao his ol.in.ona'
certainly all the signs Of the tunes point
to improved conditions in this great in
dustry.
The Meeker herald., 1894-04-21

The Improvements which have been
going on for several weeks past at the
Meeker hotel have greatly changed The
appearance Of that popular hostelry
Besides paper!ug, painting and over
hauling the interior generally, the eN-
terror was not sighted in the ieast, and
taken altogether the promises now PIE
sent a neat and attractive appearance
Meeker should have few more people
OF Mr. Balls push and pul,ic-spirited
ness
The Meeker herald., 1894-04-21

Rev. Ostenson, who has been out I'LL
ing an appointment for the bishop at
LeadyilIe, returns this evening and will
hold services at ST. James church to-
morrow morning and evening at the
usual hour.
The Meeker herald., 1894-04-21

Those who had seed in prior 10 Tues
day PLAYED TO big luck" as between
snow and rain the ground received a
thorough wetting.
The Meeker herald., 1894-04-21

\ rush TO the Four-Mile region is
liable to set in most any time, and it is
safe to say that that section will be I'm
it, with other gold belts this summer.
The Meeker herald., 1894-04-21

It is evident that a number OF our cit
liens are not Coguizant of the fact that
Mccker has an ordinance regulating the
dumping Of garbage and ashes ON our
streets and alleys, at least a carelessness
prevails to some extent. The usual
spring cleanup is now on, and Marshal
Toyey says he will enforce the law re-
garding the indlscriminate use made of
our thoroughfares for dumping grounds
The Meeker herald., 1894-04-21

y dry process gold machine was ship
ped in the other day. 1t is to be used
in the FoGr-Mile.
The Meeker herald., 1894-04-21

The South side roundup will meet at
Raugely ON Friday, june lst,
\. b. CHuCHLoW,
ms Captain.
The Meeker herald., 1894-04-21

DIR. Hanna viii remain at the Miller
house for another week only. These
desiring dental work should call on him
at once
The Meeker herald., 1894-04-21

We d6Iiot Keep bananas; but sell a
great map: Pustolllce store.
The Meeker herald., 1894-04-21

Paper hangers and painters are hay
ing all they can attend TO these days.
The proyerbial house cleaning is at its
height, and the way i'll which the man
Of the house" is oyerworksd in busting
carpets, etc, is a caution.
The Meeker herald., 1894-04-21

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The Meeker herald., 1894-04-21

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