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I,' ' Honeoye Falls Times WILLIAM O'BRIEI:I, Publisher. HONEOYE FALLS, N.Y. fOR fULLEST MfDICAL EXAMINATION ,- Jupiter Pluvlua Ia a bit of a teaae. Professor Munyon has engaged ·a staff of specialista that are.\ renowned leaders in their line. Even n perfect climate baa Ita of! days. There is no question about their ability, they lire the finest phy •. sicinns that colleges and hospitals have turned out and receive the highest:. salaries. · Any garb that Is waterproof Ia the fall style In raincoats. , Where Is the use In carrying a hob- bled woman to a dance? Cholera, like Its undesirable citizens, Europe may keep at home. Story of His How Benjamin H. Brewster, Arthur's Attorney General, Was Disfigured for Life In Saving Brother From Death. Scarred Face his glance, but apparently was check· cd by some Intimation conveyed to ·him by Mr. Btewster,._ who stood im· *'---------------- passive. for a few seconds. The'!• speaking In a very low, but distinct tone of voice, with just a hint of paihos In hfs tone, he said: hig thb deformity of hfs face, that this misfortune Is forgotten alter five mln· . He offers their service to you absolutely free ?f cost.. No matter· what your disease;' or how many doctors you have tned, write to Profes- sor Munyon's' physicians and they will give your case careful ~d ~rompt attention and advise you what to do. You are under no obhgat10ns to. them. It will not cost you a penny, only the postage stamp you put on. ycur letter. ·· utes' conversation.\ Four years later I made the ac· qualntnnce of Mr. Brewster after he \ 'My brother has referred to my seared face, to the ravages which ap· pear upon my countenance. I will only say that when I was a boy I was playing with my little brother In the library of our home, when by some chance ho fell over Into the fireplace. I hurried forward tp save him; I did save him. But In doing so I myself fell face forward upon tho glowing coals, and a skin that was as lair as that of any child and eyes that were as perfect as those of childhood were In that Instant seared by the hot coals, so that I have. borne upon my face ever since the terrible story of that misfortune. But I have always been glad that, though I myself sul!ered, I was able to save my little brother from destruction. That, your honor, Is tho explanation of the disfigure- ment to which my learned brother has seen lit to refer, and with It I hope you wlll be content.' All consultations are held strictly confidential. Sunshine Is all right, but the bunt- er's moon has Ita. excellencies also, Address Munyon's Doctors, Munyon's Laboratories, 53d & Jefi'erson. Streets, Philadelphia, Pa. · King Manuel thinks of coming to the United States, which is a very nice country. · In tho summer of 1878 I met at was called by President Arthur to the Saratoga Gen. Simon Cameron, for cabinet as attorney general. Then I years senator · from Pennsylvania, learned at first hand that, lifter a few President Lincoln's first secretary of minutes' conversation with Mr. Drew· war, and afterwards minister to Rus· star, one forgot all about hls awful sla. deformity of face In ndmlratfou of his WANTED SATAN SENT NORTH Your Liver is Clogged up Eight women's clubs at Panama. Be- tween clubs -and spades the big job wllJ go through. How much easier \aeroplane\ would ba to pronounce If we could only call It \areoplnne.\ There are times when the \Hold· you-so\ man Is more of a nuisance than ever before. Cuba hopes some day to get ita 1torms trnlne_d to pick bananas, but 410t to damage shipping, It is proposed that all the concealed weapons and their bearers ·be sent' to the Panama canal to fortify !l A professor calls for a Supreme Court of Science. Would any two ex· perts agree on any proposition? Persons of slender means wlll be r;lad to learn. that they can purchase radium now for only $2,100,000- an ounce. In the present. atnge or aviation It Ia much easier to effect Insurance on a flying machine than on the man who Jiles It. Any remote corner or the world may wake 'up some morning soon to lind a badly damaged balloon In Ita IInck yard, Decision that the \exaggerated ego\ does not lmtJly actual Insanity doubt· less wlll cause many people to breathe sighs of relief. Dogfish Is all right as food, says tho United States fish commission, Wo shall all have a chance to try It-as halibut, probably, --'----- Evidently the Japanese minister who wants to build sixteen dreadnoughts Is not afraid of what the airship Is going to drop ou them. ----- \Only.oncc writes a correspondent or the New York Sun, \have I met a woman who stuttered.\ Women have no time to stutter. Up-to-datu aviators like the rnln be· cause It kflfs tho wind and not because 1t makes the 'plowing easter when they alight unexpectedly, \I have come tor the first time In' Intellect; a· few days_ Inter the late some years,\ said he, \to spend a Samuel J. Randall, then _ap~ake!' of week or ten days at what 1 used to the house, told me the . story or. t~e regard as the most attractive summer scar. resort In tho United States. 1 am \General ,Brewster's. disfigurement pretty well for an old man, and 1 live was tho result of an accident that oc- ln a very healthful part of PennsyJ. curred In his childhood,\ said the vanln, but !·thought a chango of scene great Pennsylvania Democrat, \and I and- a chance of .meeting old friends can describe thnf accident In no bet· might do me good, and 1 know It wlll ter way than \to tell you of an Inc!· do my companion a great deal of dent which took place In court. good.\ \Mr. Brewster appeared as counsel From the manner In which General In an Important case and handled It Cameron spoke 1 Inferred· that he re- with his accustomed brilliancy and- tarred to his wife, or some other mem- nb\lllty There Is no orator at tho bar ber or hfs family, not knowing at that who surpasses him, and his mfsfor- tlme whether or not be were a tune Is almost Instantly forgotten bv widower, But an hour or two later those who hear him· speak. The op· I say hfm walking arm fn arm with posing counsel was much irritated, at a quaint and strangely apparelled man. last lost his temper, and made a most 'l'he gentleman wore a true beaver unkind and unprofessional allusion to hat, boll crowned, the plush of tho Mr. Brewster's seared face. \Not lor moments only, but for min- utes, after Mr. Brewster had finished speaking not a sound was to bo heard In that court room,\ said Speaker Randall. \And it was a silence that was brolten only when the judge sn!d quietly, but with suppressed emotion, •Proceed, gentlemen.' \ (Copyright, 1910, by E. J. Edwards. All Rights Resorved.) beaver standing out almost In little \For a moment the- court room was ringlets.- Instead of n linen shirt absolutely silent. Tho judge looked front there appeared ruffled lace, and forth from his desk with reproach In his neck was swathed. In the typical ____ ;_, _______________________ _ neck-cloth of two generations earlfcr. At the cuffs of hls coat were little fringes of lace; tho· waistcoat was of buff color, with gilt buttons; the trous- ers a pale blue, fastened under galt· ers by straps, and he wore lfght-col- ored spats. But notwithstanding this extraordinary and archaic apparel, and a certain unusual grace and dig· nlty of manner, the man attracted In· stnnt and especial attention by reason of tho frightful devastation of his face. It was almost Inexpressibly seamed and scan·ed, and the drooping underllds of his eye gave a peculfnr staring effect to the expression of his face. His lfps were seared, and yot It was observed that hfs emile was one of peculiar charm. Senator Cameron seemed to be very proud to be In as- sociation with this strange appearing man, and when I lisked a gentleman who lcnew tltem both who tho sena- tor's companion was, be replfed: \That Is Benjamin H. Brewster, one of the great lawyers of Phflndel· pbln, a man of Infinite charm and wit, so Intensely .laeclnnting, not withstand· $4; 000,000 ~purned by Tilden How Boss Tweed Abjectly Begged That He Put a Stop to the Prose· cutlon and Offered Him an Immense Fortune. In 1872 Samuel J. Tilden undertook to overthrow the so-called notorious Tweed ring in New York City. To aid in that work Mr. Tllden became a candidate for the legislature, to which he was elected, and there he was lnt·gely Instrumental in bringing about tho Impeachment proceedings against two judges of the state supremo court who were accused of having beea more servants of tho Tweed ring. Mr. Tilden was 11lso the lender of those who undertoolc the criminal prosecu· tion of 'Tweed, and It was chiefly through Mr. 'l'llden's marvelous power o! analysis that It was posefblo to demonstrate that Tweed's share In the steaflngs from the city of New York was twenty per cent. At first Tweed was defiant, bellev· !ng that ho had not only courts, but legislatures, at his, control. His de· fiance· went so far that he asked: \Well what are you going to do about It?\ But It was a very differ- ent Twee:l who discovered that Joseph H. Choate was correct when, at a Cooper union meeting, the great law· yer took from his pocket a pap_er con- taining presentment and accusation, and said: \This Is what we are go- Ing to do about It.\ And It was a still more different Tweed who, when the prcsecutfon had beeh begun and he realized that the various supports upon which he railed were no more than broften reeds, ventured to call upon Samuel J, Tilden. What oc· currod at that Interview has hitherto remained unpublished. Doubted Edison's Good Faith One stormy evening Mr. Tilden wne Informed by a servant that Mr. Tweed had called and was anxious to speak with hlm. Editor of the New York Sun Insisted There Must Be Trickery In the Talking Machine Invented · by'the Wizard. 1~'------------- \Show h,Jm Into the library,\ was Mr. Tilden e reply, In tho library, ·:n Mr. Cummings replfod, \and It docs addition to Mr. Tilden, were one or the trick, too; but there's no trickery two others. It was a most abject, nliout lt. Why, I talked Into It, and iln broken-down wreck of a man who pro- hour Inter there It was saying AXO:ctly sented himself to 1\Ir. Tilden. He what I had auld and saylns- It In my said, using substantially those words: own tone of voice. Edwards here , enid ho would recogufze my voice with • Mr. Tlldcn, I have called upon you Good Example or Scottish Humor In Remark Made by Railroad Porter. Scottish humor fa· dry rather than boisterous, and I always think there Is exquisite drollery In the story of the Stonehaven rn.llway porter and the Salvation· Army \captain.\ To catch the hang o! ;a little yam readers must remember that Stonehaven lies to the south of Aberdeen. The London train had drawn up at Stonehnven on nc· count of n slight mlsha_p a mile or two ahead, and Andrn, the old porter, had got into conversation with a Salvation Army officer who had popped his head out ot the compartment to ask the reason for the delay, \Aye aye,\ mused Andra, after glv· lng the desired Information, \ye'll be for Alberdeen, I'm thlnkln' ?\ 11 Yes, my mnn.'' was the reply; ':I'm bound tor Ab~rdeen-a very wlclced place, I'm told!\ ~ \What mlcht ye be gain' to dne there, sir, I! It's as bad as a' that?\ asked Andra, rather ·amused at the visitor's words. - 11 Ab,'' was the pious answer, urm going to drive the devil out of Aber- deen.\ Like lightning came from the old porter the pnwky retort:- \See im• drive him north, chlel; haud him well to the north!\-Ex· change, HER LITTLE JOKE. Mr. Tcllltt Wright-Just then n squall came up and our boat sail was torn to ribbons. Miss Kldder-Ah! I aeo-n remnant sail. TiriKI-Oat ... SJWL PIU. IIWJ.IOSI, PIAU. PIICI Genuine 1111111LW Signature -·~- 44 Bu. to the Acre Good Health -is within reach of nearly every man and woman who earnestly desires it. Start right with ,£/eec!JamfJ 9JJt!J' \Never pin your faith to a woman llvho says sbo wfll be ready In five mfn· utes-and Is!\ says Life. Are there any women like that? The remnrlmble persistency of worn· en of wealth In trying to bring jewels ~nto this country Illegally suggests that \smugglcmanln\ Is but a fnsh· lonnblo variation of ldeptomnnla. By tho 'year 1878 Thomas A. Edison, by hfs In vontlon or the stoclc ticker, tho quadruplex system in telegraphy and a microphone and carbon trans· m!tter in telephony, had become In· mous as a nineteenth century wizard. That year Charles A. Dana, editor of the New York Sun, was told that Ed!· son had Invented an instrument of some sort that talked, and In duo course he despatched the Into Amos J. Cummings, afterward a member of the house of representatives, nnd my· sell to Menlo Park, N. J., 'whoro Edl· sou had his laboratories, lor tho pur· pose of Inspecting nnd witnessing a demonstration of tho alleged lnvcn· tfou, us Mr. Dana called lt. his eyes shut and that It was my voice to seo whether all this prosecution against mo cannot be called off.\ coming out of the macblno.\ \It fa ·beyond my power to call it Mr. Dana still looked unconvlnced. otr,\ replied Mr. Tilden. \How does he do It?\ ho asked. \No ft fa not, 1\lr. Tilden; you can What's In. a Name? r•. uuuuwu 4 uuCwRwUwlcS.:•T•O•••••••oj \Sec here, walter,\ snlcl Mr. Grouch, .. 1 scowling deeply over hfs plute, \I or· A man in Now Yorlc was burled, un- der tons of granulated sugar. He was dug out In time, but few men have tad his experience of facing a death so sweet. Autumn sunshine Is an excellent thing to store up before the semf·hlbor· nation which winter forces upon many trereous who shrfnlc from cold we11lh· cr. A St. Louis man stood UJl for three hours· In one of the busiest strcots ntler being deud. Evidently tho St. I..ouls flollccmen aro not In tho habit of compclllng peOJlle to \movo on.\ Another mllffonnlro has married n clwrua girl. It looks us If tho mJ!lfon- nlres had forme<! a combination to put tho muslcn! COIUody ShOWS OUt or bUSf· ncaa, ~ 'fhls country'n crop or corn, onln, wheat, barley and potntocn amount~ 'to 5,275,000,000 huahols for tho year, but t•enuhnfstlc fiNlfllo will complain !bocnuco tfwro bas been n srnnll ylcl<l of cholw·chen·lcs. l'olfn~rn Is nnl<l to como from tho uso of moldy cornmonl hnlte<l tulil oaten without trhnmlngu, Corncnlces Jlllli}B or Wholl'HOIUU [!'I'ILIU, Wt'll bUt• lore<! IUHI with mnpfo nyrUJl, will not 'Burrur 111 rnputullon. . ll Is fli'OJIOucd to hn vo J•etroloum !paths ncrouu tho Allnntt\ \\ lhnt IH'o- 'p1o rnny ,.;o to nnd come rrum l~uroJIO ~without 1Jillnf; uhnlwn up. Jlowuvet itho cuutnmu lnnpoctorn will continuo t~ 'IVntch nt thlu ond. lu deciding lhnt n hnuhnnd lu not COillJICIJcd to IHI!lJHlrt hlu nwthor·fn. Jnw, n New Yo•·It court hnndu down tho dictum thnt 11 mnn <loou not mn1·ry lllu wlfc'u wholo fnmlly, Novortho· luuu, tho liVCI'llHu wlto wlll h1slut thnt at lu !rum her uldu or tbo house thnl tbq chlldrou lnh\•tll tholr bonut:r. Wo found Edison In tho best of spirits nnd standing before his newest product. Ho turned tho crnnk and to our Intense astonishment there came from the bowels or tho apparatus Edl· son's own vofco. Then be Invited ll!r. Cummings to spenlc Into tho machine, nnd 1111 lwur or so later both of uo were more astonished than beforo, If that were possible, to hour tho ma· chino retJroduco so perfectly that no ono who lmow tho volco couh! hnvo mlstalwn It, word for word, just what Mr. Cummings had apo!ten Into It, Afte1• that we were entcrtulnc•l by tho mncblno reproducing u song which our host told us had boon sung Into the maehlno by one or btu aoslstnuts. \He thlnlts bo can sing,\ added ll!r. Edison, drily, his irreHistlblo tendency to mnl<e a jolco getting tho bettor of him. And a llttlo Ialor, attar bo had oxplulned tho mechnnlnm and tho phfl· osophy of tho now Invention, und Ito t•robnble uson, bo uofemnly dccfnred: \Why thlu mncblno will lmoclc report· <rs out of huslnosn! That lu tho only re1trct 1 hnvo nbout It.\ \Well replied Cummings, \he's got stop this. It has gone far enough, 1 n little thing somewhat like his micro- am wflllng to agree to any terms you phone transmitter of the telephone, may name If you will only atop tho lllld when you tolk against It It vi· prosecution,\ brates upon a tin fall cyllnder, which \That 1 cannot do.\ reproduces tho vibrations. And those \I beg or you, for tho sako or my vibrations, when tho cylinder Is put family, who nre suffering everything, Into tho mnch_lno and sot going, repro· to put a stop to It. 1 am willing to duco tho human voice.\ leave tho city, to Jcnvo tho country. ~!r. Dana looked long lllld curiously I will go Into complete retirement. I at 1\lr, Cummings, as though he wero nelc you, for tho snke of my family, to trying to determine In hfe own mind bring this to an end.\ whether or not his two reporters had ·~I can only say, Mr. Tweed, that boen Imposed upon. Cummings grow I nm powerless to stop this .• Even If Impatient. \There Isn't any doubt I should step nsldo, :mother would about It, 1\lr, Dana,\ ho exclaimed, talco my place.\ with some bent. \Tom Edison has got \Mr. ~'lldcn, If you will agree to n machine that will cntcb tho human stop this, I wfll ngrce to leave tho volco an,\ reproduce It perfectly.\ city, to go Into complete oblivion, and \Well said Mr. Dana, ntwnklng thoro will be, In addition, four million slowly and thoughtfully, \If-you-are dollnrn for you!' --•ure-go-nbend. It will malcc-a \Not for mo, Mr. Tweed. Jf you wonderful-story.\ hnvo any restitution to malw, you \It will, lndoed,\ cried Cummings. must mnlte It to tho city or New \It's tho story of tho most wonderful I York, You should huve thought or Invention over mado. And the mnn YOIII' family before. I cannot help that's mndo It Is a Wl7.nrd.\ you. 'l'bo prosecution wfll continuo. 'f bo story of tho phonograph, or And you can only cscnpo through tho tnlldag mncblno, ns It lll'Jloared next vordlct of n jury which, I assure you, day lu tho Sun mndo n full pngo tul!l wfll bo mndo up of honost, fnlr and wnu tho nensatlon of tho day, Upon Impartial men.\ rending It Mr. Dana wna convinced \Then you declfno?\ snfd Tweed. that Eldfsou had ronlly Invented what \I cannot ri!op theno llrocecdlnt;s\ ho nnld ho hnd; tuld ever nfter ho Mr, ~'IIden,\ ho ropllcd. ' regarded tho phonogmpb a!l tho most \Good night, 1\lr, 'l'lldon, and 'good· myutlo nod wlerd of all Inventions. bye,\ nnd with those wordn Tweed (Cu~yrh;ht, 1010, hy g, J. 1 ,, 1 wnrdu. All loft Mr. ~'IIden's llhrnry, Soon uttar lll~;hto Hcucrvctl.) ho wna convicted Upon twelve counts I>llfcd with lunnzumont nnd onthu· It Wao All a Mlaoko, alnnm, wo rctnrned to tho Sun omco A 8Jll'fngllefd (ll!uun.) womnn grew of tho Indictment, nnd sorved 11 torm In tho IIOnotentlary, (CO!IYrlghl, IDIO, by g, J, F.:dwnr<l•. All nnd rOIJOrted to Mr. Dunn. auspicious or her buuhnnd nud lm· lth:httl nrnon·ctl,) \Tom Edluon hn•t r.ot tho thing, llov01l him to ho In tho hnbft of Ieiss· nur!!,\ doclnr!!d Mr. Cnmmlngu. \Ills lng n protly norvant girl In her om· Joyo or Travel. nmchlno will cnt•turo nny humnn voice ploy, no ••lw dochlod to wntcb hlm \You thfnh of gfvh11: till Your nuto- nllll thon reJH'oduco It junt ru1 dlutlnot- nud cntch him In tho net, Sho hoard mobllo?\ ly 1111 though lho Jlllrnon wcro tnlfclng him t•ntcr tho l<ltchou <JUIIJtly on\ ovc· \You I'Oflllod Mr. Chum:lnn, \Whnt to you.\ nh•l: when tho lll'!!lty CUI'VIllll girl wnn •' wnnt In I\ ufco lal'l:o hny Wngon. Mr. flnnn fooko<l hlcr•Hiulnun. \Thnt'u ant. Shu hnnwdlntefy pluced 1 , nhnwl I bon I cnn talto UJI tho cutlro rend hnpoFmlhln,\ bo prl!tent•••l, dcchlodly, ovor bm· huud, 11111!, with mntcho, 1 In without lllllhorlng nhout flllhts, Inn· \Thoro 1nunt bo nomo trfclc nbont It, hnnd, entered tho dnrlc hltchun hy tlto tcrnn or ~~- norno mnglc. 'fhuro'n n nmn 1111 nt hnclt doo1· nnd wnu nfmoat hnnwdluto· Nlhlo'n f;nr<lcu now who hnn n thing ly nolzud nnd ltlnued lu tho most nr- Flourlohlno he cnlln 11 t~lftlnr. nmchluo, nud wo all dont mnnnor. flout on rufmlnluto 1 ·tng \l hour ho is dol ' !<now thoro u norno t1·lclt nbo!lt lt. lt'o 11 terrlblo rohulco, 11ho tore foono hlul busln n .. ng 11 flcurlshlnt tho nnmu with m.tlnon'u!' I omhrnc•1 nud ntrncl( n match, Thoro \\'o~ \Woll thoro In mnglo onou1\ In It,~ 1 otood 1110 ncn·aut tlrl's beau. . flvo boyu.\ I 0 atlok; ~o·a 1101 dered turtle soup, There fa not even South Ameri·ca a morsel of turtle flavor In this.\ \Of course not, slr,\ returned tho · walter. \What do you expect? Shake· spearo said there was nothing In n nnme. If you .:Jrderod college pudding would you ox poet 11 college In It? In Mnnchestnr pudding would yon loolc tor a ohii• canal or a cotton exchange? Any ten, slr?\-Tlt·Blts. You Can't Tell by Faceo, Cheerful Pessimist-Well, how's things these days? Dolorous Optimist-All right. Lots of worlc, money coming In hand over list! Cnu't complain n bit! Cheerful Pcsefmlst-Well, that's certainly good news! Now with mo things nrc simply rotten!-Puclc. MORE THAN EVER lncrensed Capacity for Mental Labor Since Leaving 011 ColCeo, Mnny Iarmer coffee drlnlceru wbo huvo mental worlc to )lOI'form, day after day, have found a bettor cnpucl· ty and greater endurnnco by using l'outum Instead or ordinary colroo. An llllnofu womnn writes: \I had drnnlc co!rco Cor about twon· ty yeara, and finally had what tho doctor callod 'cotruo heart.'. I wnn ncn·ous nnd extremely despondent; had llttlo mental or pbyslcnl otrcngtb efl, h .. 1 kidney trouble and conatlpa· tlon. -· A ifru.nd crulsa leavlni New Yorll:, Jeaa• ery 21, 191 t,bythosteamsblp Bluecher fortha East Coaet ol Soufh AmeriCa, throu11h lho Sire flo ol Maaelloa and up the Weat Co•af to Valparolao, Chile, Clto., llcross fho Andes trl~. Ratos $350 ~:::di:~~t!~n 1 r 1 !d&~~c~.s~~~~~;!~~J fhe Worhl. ll'ritl/1rl/Justrat1d PamJh/tts. IIAMDURG•IIMI!RICJIN LINE P.O.BOll767 tlnUHrt .. IIDJ,N, Y, Headache \lily father has been a sull'erer from sick headache for the last twenty·fiveyenrsand never found any relief until he began taking your Cnscnret.t, Since he bas begun taking Cnscarets he has never bnd the headache, They have entirely cured him. Cascarets do what you recommend tl1em to do. I will give you the prlvilego of using his name. \-E. M. Dic!I.Jon, 1120 Res!ner St., W. ludlaunpolls, Ind. Plcpsnnt, Pnlatnblo, Potent, Tasfo Oood, l)o Guod. Never Slcken,•Wonkt.u or <.irfpo, JOe, 25o, SOc. Never sold In bulk. 1'ho a-en· ulce tablet ntamped CCC, Uuarantood Ia QI.U'O or your woncr back. 925 --·--+·---------~ \'rho flrut nollconhlo benollt derfvoll !rom tho chango from coffee to Poatum wno the lHtturnl ncllon of tho ltldnoys \PlAIN TALKS ON flORIOAJJ nnll bowels. ln two wecltu my heart ncllon Wns &really Improved nnu DIY !lervog ntcady, \'fhen I hccnmo lena douiJonllent, nnd I ho dcufro to ho nellvo r.guln Hhnwc•f proof of renewed llhyolcnl null lll<'lltnlnti'Oilgth, lly I, I. Moody, ouo of tho Bt1~te'n cnrly 11ottlnn. l•'rorn thrflrtlllkflyou will h•nrn !!!:~:I ~rJ !::.11~ I~~~~~~~ ~I nt~ ~ ~~~ .. n,~~ 11)~11~~1 r~l ;~~· mcmlwr whcu you luvaat. 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