day w an quits! “7M ’ politician! soda
pest onléo‘ lsrbtdi
entertained the de' e'gstes to Int '
nventlon of the Gon-
$3123.33???
ler
henhuet in the l
nguished eItI
‘ ford erosto
.ilec national president, declin-A
'tOi suburb
its convention adopted I resolu-
imttvor opting; hunk:
’ ' b h d d o t
He Tells Joini Comlmiiee pgnysnfimm vet
oler see-
day from maldent llellen. of the New
to fi'firostm :32:
views on
l‘fl, ‘W- ink: Btsmftmt oi .the company would have to be pro
M Public editing, which woud be seri-
President lolly Kelley, of New vale concerns.
Moduli
total a the s ls-
Wt? memb‘ersnwto ties. ilh the increase 0'. communi-
. I Wont that much
till he mete tter the con-
0!: the idler s and in de- twenty or thirty
tsllhe reviewedt the put year It obtained in the some way that I few
want It u, where eilorts were made.
‘ ‘ at We: the
- ,hanIi I week in. but It‘mid “shat it
a . ,
proposed bill there can be no car
find its reading wmnn’lyt optical of securities with
hand “mm 8 o'clock and et'i'tshrtld-
"~ IeIsn ”automation“ is cor an whichmnl
n that it .is roost super- issue‘
he who I to“:
. ‘ . y
mi! nth introductory remarn. “0‘90!“ “Eat. ii)? Gallo phosphto
the fact on a ht‘easure o
' the eouiiileut insane to raise bonds “it“ "i“ ll"
- .it .w0uld have had to lean e stooltw ”hug!"
both" t° the toast. "i‘ltd‘i rying a per cent. dividends and a hoe
“proud of its mail clerks,“ for seems to him clear that the proposed“
WMIM ’33s“?
strong col-pom
e emu that if? weak corporation is N
um of My mutations) u y be ”i” “’2 aim“ railroad and the
sat gues esis and was en- its.t:c‘illtm "36% iglidi :{gffivflq Railroad Co. as they new
:i» lid-lay dbpladded.
,E‘T ‘Wen chief clerk in
or the am usistsnt post-
“““i‘ '“i‘f‘h “l“... “m"
are ..... on or nth
5M? gin-til list to Ices
- km ones Department.” Mr.“
limsdeugany Mend;fldnrl‘s:
filth “‘v m‘ me or than it use howeverr rounder
Fill: .tlle. ”a“ torce °1 ‘5 this may be, he adds. the New Haven the ow and:
er the Mbdhsm rout outta him“ .be accused or having lieve ins
while better, nod secure I return on leases and other
Ill-0W
in closing his e tar, Pres! eat Me].m0,ll"831fll and
ion argues that there s'houl .not be
of raising new. capital even if the or
m I“ '9“ stock It lash than hundred cents on were mated.
item with the unan-
“d along the. men.
on’ the Itock
.. ens-n seine other
soot fithis kind So long as I com
me '2'.
1' i rim finial!
bullion“ intersections;
, pamphl- ,, “lease orsoonsfllidl
' that «cash advantages
whole the country hi
best which is gnu-neat
WOT.”
m:
that it id“ ‘wl
commonweslt
”It! random!
: and his wives! iii,“ ailing airmail:
"'1' 0800.000 To
stop barn: menu.
The recent outbrook of foot
mouth disease in Michigan, New York
Pennsylvania and Maryland, it
from calves used in the row on of
smsllpos vaccine virus £hiuh had been
contaminated with the virus of foot
and mouth disease. and the custom
lasted strain of voceine originally
came iroms forei
are the conclusions
itioa made jointly by the
gunlmal industry of the department of
agriculture and the public health and
inisrine hospital service of the trans-
ur‘y depsrtinelit a report of which has
just been issued The investigation
was Cillldlli ted by Dr. John R. Moh-
icr, chief of the Patholologicai divi-
sion of the former bureau. and Dr. M.
J. «Rosnsau. director of the hygienic
I laboratory of the latter bureau.
Foot and mouth disease was discov-
‘ cred among cattle in Pennsylvania
November 10, 1,908. and was reported
to the department of agriculture by
the state veterinarian of Pennsylvania.
A few days later it was found also
in Michigan, New York and Maryland,
in View of the strict quarantine main
tsined by the department of agricul
turn on imported live stock and the
fact that the importation of raini
pants front countries where this dis
ease existed was prohibited entirely,
the department considered it highly
improbable that the
1 brought in with animals when. there-
fore, the disease was traced by
.spectors of the bureau of animal in-
spectors of the bureau of animal in- h
dostry to calves that had been used
for vaccine by a Derolt establishment
(Parks. Davis & co.) and the cases of
longest standing Were found among
these calves, these facts caused See
rotary of Agriculture James Wilson
and Di. A D, Melvin chief oi the hu-
reau of animal industry, both of whom
”had gone to Detroit to linked
sonal investigation of the outbreak
to suspect that the vaccine
tamiuated with the virus
mouth disease.
and odsusv' II N
INLAND? -
Illreeted smut-- stole lem i ‘ '*
i win venom. .'
BOSTON. Jane 2.—Only one
press eompduy in New England. and
t one set the Adams Express Oh.
I the outcome predicted by persons
who are watcblnuihe development of
the New England railway merger w
temporarily held up by the
Ind ,
started
country, These
rm an mostly-
of
rules of tir. Mellon.
for the single express service in New
En land is a very simple one.
of the Boston and Maine RI: .road
on. «some not have been obtained by
, the New York. New Haven Ind Hurt.
'.. . . . ,. lthout the s'o-
itebe com I ' .‘ ‘I ‘ ' 2, 2 anlrement of the large block of Bose
vi: item in" and out " ' - ' ton Ind seine shares long held by
IE. and the «new ' 2‘ I I the American Express Co. The Amati.
ttuof er I ll lllW'Jl ' ' ‘ »- ‘2 . ' -‘ . . can Express Co. would not
ideal M “cinnamon" 2 ' i - the control or its Boston an
in their; car Ito use the ‘-. N v .2 2- ' 2 ‘ stock without some valusble consider-
eajo inle (2:18 , , , alien. if it could extend its service.
convert ‘ ' ‘. 2' ‘2” over the New York. New Heron and
. hall ‘ artford railroad IyIteni It could wgli
Ind " ' I 0rd to part with its Bosto
tehe letirlng sip . . Maine shares it is asserted here that
Mir. Fresh 0 - ”HA“ I“ n this arrangement was actually made
and thpt in due time the Adams coni-
’ve oth invitat some “1151', will bellfgreed to rtflnqulsh the
an ex: ' . p vegesw c tnowe oyson
‘# lire Ill” coitivegntion of Public Uhiliitt Bill Would Seriously New Yorkhhtlgw liaven‘ tindIglsrtf?
l t nersl in- system. In It n ma ey, no BF
Itlon a he '9 H‘mw New H'V'“ Road. medlslely afterward. the business will
Pp ,Sheli only.
or sorliiiier use.
are an ideal 'cori cnIEnce
A. J.Coliins & .Co.
1211s North Main an.
infection was
”‘7’" ii iii my llama, was?
on a s New or ill“
“low HARWOND. June 3‘39”” "i" eluding of course. the
oral legislatNe committee at the capitol on bgny_ s'nd on the whole Boston, 'ud .
hint, Tigrfli the proposed bill for the public utill- Nubile system. ’32:?“ 3:12:51; 7396:
3 ng e express I e
ties commissiop,s Iletter was read to England mm}! will be an “vim";
to the pa c it many 'AYI. sacs
Havoc name ”is #:2113113? will result in reduced line; between
slon. in his letter P;esldent Mellon if :3”;;,'.;;:,:;“ gygggggggg‘gyfl
in ii Plait :WIter calls attention to tile fact that his the American IN ills Adams com
9 president John 8 company is already subject to many parties. it will ,0 a str
" M d vice Unreal restrictive laws, and that it is now the powarfui Adams” orl
Iw Haven; proposed that a political board shall ally establisrsd by Boston men to be
Hui WM 9““ nuances compelledro let out of this fiction“
e vtIyI that such control would he of the "“51”, ”m such ‘ m"
' yuablysotinjarloesly, In all the plans '30,,” I; 0°C.}... 1:13: ”if"°§.§h°n";:
t c" n n o w II n ere-
ori mammal: naturny rsyenied to the arid at n mt'i- “mg,“ "on m the m" u
. i
idtisl convention ously detrimentiii to the company. audi ,,,e"n§‘{.%“'cml ”3.07:”: “:93:
“I"
ItAtlIn'tic acity, ubor Day. Past much more so than in the case of pri; ilm capitalisation
8o. Nervvslk, Conn.
curl ies cm, would ‘dislniegr
claifi so far as it could into e“Mncllvld
’” Him iii in
A fl-innlnp Game.
BLOOMINGTON. I .
Blooming and Decatur, of the Three l
league, broke the world’ a professional
baseball “unwind”.
instant
T e ground: werem radii
and s ippery. bit the holding by
teams wis extraordinary as was the
pitching of Burns and Clark. Bloom-
ington protested the game on the al
legntion that Fisher. who go to first
on spassed ball and scored on a three
hugger cut second base.
House is stow coupe.
Nnaie Adjourns Until Thursday as
‘Ptiey Have Nothing to m.
HARTFORD, June Ale—Members of
the state senate today were not pleas
ed with the siowworking of the house
in sending up matters for concurrent
session yesterday lasted
-' dilly half an hour and adjournment was
taken until Thursdat
laid in making the motion that it was
futile for the senators to route to
transit-d and than practically do both
. if on Thursday there was both
in; to do he was perfectly willing to
have a further adjournment
Blakeslee said that this was I step in
be right direction.
usiness Thursday he was willing to
have a still further adjournment Ben-
I Higgins said there. were no rom-
tee hearings and Senator liathnei
expressed a wish that the adpourn-
Ii'hent was for a Week.
motion however, prevailed. A few re
ports, however. came up
house, mostly unfavorable ones.
1 reports were submitted
hils and most of these were
uanvorIble. One favorable
was on the bill ellipowerin; the clt of
New Haven to appropriate open
of one mill in Mints a fund lot
the maintenance at parks in the city
ofc New Haven.
Ir business was taken up and
passed extending the term of
dommiIaloaers of permanent pavement
In New Niven so that their terms will
expire at the seats time as the terms
of other commissioners expire.
v la 0 d. s v o
tannins so;
‘40 U'JPiiHO
warlili bores? I racetsb.
_ One or the problems which the large
centers of population in Connecticut
I ire likely to encounter in the future
is the securing of an adequate water
msupply, especially when they know
own waterworks
wn iii the plig ht of Hartford New
ataln and Waterbury All these cit
”has are trying to tap the pure streams
of some smIll town many miles away
Naturally the towns that are in pa
ire lighting in nppoiition befo
general assembly.
tithe reasons appear to be twofold.
In the first place the towns are anx-
lous to keep the water supply for their
wn use and for the use of. such fee
as may be already located with-
borders. or as an invitation
to other factories to coins in and an
tilt in developing the town
.The second reason is even more im-
O‘ne town under;
law, cannot tax snot er wisp, and so
when tildes water rig to are taken the
towns get nothing for them This is
anifestly unfair and it would seem
the law ought to he changed
V.ery likely much of the objection
might be removed if this particular
gr were eliminated. But it is only
Iain the case of our neigh-
,ll‘sirdeld and Strstford. thdt they
so bold oppose owners
"pprt, when such I c
In of a large co
by Would be askedi a give up vala-‘ 2 ,
le water rights fbr something that
was of no benefit whatever. it is not
hard to understand the strong opposi
a encountered by the three cities
ad in their efforts to improve their
stpr supply They Will have to
hedge existing conditions or else
seek other sources. H—Bsidgeport Post.
We..-
csi products and
in the second place, Mr. M0,. u Observers here are more expectant
“6;? s in his «is that under the bill a political 0' the “00°" 0' "“9 PEI?!" "it“?
”linoleum! hoard Would dictate prices whim ills- if“ in "'9 NW“ '98"? ““91, in:
compan must receive for "a cecuri ‘ 93 were “5“" '9‘“ "0' I“ 9 .
oral suit swimmer New Kerk. N5:
ties and of business the mummy will 3““ “a H “M 9" road
require large incurred capitsl and ““Md' as " generally believed. in
llllfllll cmnot he punish Mr. Mail“! for ill! biting OOID'
ments on the Roosevelt administrsr
thousands ,u, The my“), needs lion in his Hartford speech. were out
f the way it would be easier for
tannins. for isvorsble leg- I free haul in the preparation of its 0
l ‘ Ahpressed regret at then candid plans and in its delicate as Governor ”We" ‘0 “cm“ “'9 W
sage of the law now before the logic"
“Wm” Wm! bankers. while under laiore authorising the formation of l2
, holding company to take over the
Boston and Maine shares which stand
.. in the name of Ir. Bliisrd. of Merl
a,“ ' den. ”mist federal suit. it may be re
' months rtl they 3, membered. web based on the shaman
anti-trust law. and. toilowed the line
of tire proceeding in the Northern .Se
lfim‘d “PM“ “I?” WW curl ion one. Memo to be decided to:
ii“ "931“! V” “I ,o‘ m ifhd'lfi “I?“ “M'- ””5”“ the Northern sensations» us do
' , aided. the“I New Verb. New Haven and
Issue their cisléilflm U , I 733m ml “um ”I u
2 1,, excess red late itsorlsins Insets and
”91,172,: -I 2 k “fl g‘hyss'rsoraiorewoill‘l‘
Senator Senrls
Connecticut League Standing.
if there was on New Haven ........ in
New llritnin ........ 13
lb as car-
Waterbury .. .
Northampton ....... 12
Senator Scarls'
were sold
10
ills.ml and.
«yediseaae
Yesterlhy's Results.
Bridgeport. 1; New Britain. 0.
Hoiyoke, 35: Waterbury.l
5: New Haven. 0 (ii) in
Northampton. 5: Springfield. 4 (10
‘2 Three asphalt
29" ‘rr. . F
film's cattle
were nIinoculs‘teil ”011th“: vacc e
obtai lino
mouth dioceses was
perimenial animals
vine of the seals 6
both sources. whileo
vaccine tested g'Ive aeggtl
The disease was also frat!
one animal to another through several
series in two instances by natural
modes of infection.
The lnvestiptlon also
the outbreaks of foot-an
ease in New England in lilo“ we‘re
patsmiastpd vaccine
.of the out? Ill Holyoke It Bridgeport.
New Britain It Hartford.
New Haven It Springfield.
Waterbury at Northampton.
turner general of Massachusetts. rep-2
2 tiered recently in favor of the con
stltptieasllty of she proposed holding
company was reIlly an argument to
Sherman law is not I!)
lied in New
It was in the Northern seen ties case.
Amerlosa League Standing.
. . . .. ........ 25'
Philadelphia ........ 22
Y
.‘_ . 2 which Wifllfiileterfhe "all“: in an “‘8 ‘° ”9 W
I . e company I
“4 utigl'vzlltzr‘s.tlit t a hidden to issue its convertibe bonds; Speaking 0‘ the fiber-inn 1." u,
. . . . . ........ 20
“in evident that the «you geldlfls'zi‘ ............... ii
Scum; ”“3" Jig" garden placed upon its earning as“! 7" inn": mmwi‘ ti‘ e “fluid!
eeticut.” . “m that the President Mélien also says that it zin- aad’lcgnfipfitdomeatic mm“:
tall mum shimmy Ives may“?! flogomflegnséumuiggggg oft
ew
rdsy’s Results.
. 4; Washington. 0 (first
flame): Washington. 2; New York, 0
(second we).
Philadelphia. 1; Boston. 0
game. 11 innings):
delphla. 0 (second game).
I Today.
Detroit newton.
St. Louis It Newu York.
Cleveland .It Washlnsmn.
Chicago at Philadelphia.
probably due to
of Japanese orig
company. While an investl'gs
made at that tlmaih
conmsing. so that it risshomze
the outbreaks we;
due to contaminated vaccine virun
the recent investigation by Doct
Mobier and ResenIn, however
need animals which had been v'acci
hated and .were therefore him
vsccinla or cowpox, so .ht at
the infection of foot-and mouth
ease was present in the vaccine under
sushiclon the lesions 0: that disease
would not be suppressed or obscu
by those of metals. By this math
and by means or intravenous inocula-
tion they were able to detect th '
taminatlng lnfecti on w
otherwise have been d covered.
The fact that the
present in the vaccine virus of the-
Mulford company for so long a period
sodas to this drin’ I
liinge its calves after I
lag the vaccine viruI Psi-lie Davis ?: f"
& 09.. on the other
calves and placed t
market a short “alpine
disease siil'eeiiuI from
bins of Bonito Davis. & Co. but not
to Hamill. all;
ital! road“ ’69. the anion and nag;
Boston, 1; PhilI d
or so .as to rehabilitate itself serve the “'9 NW" 0' numerous 20W“,
. F
authorised by the statutes at this” cold
which they have been incorporated.
public interference with the methods utility (the of ibese instances list
the act the comnwesltb oi
iglnal capiislofjhsé com gap: is great the oMletgtilit the action of any rail
u.t n. emoticons by
ties i cannot be
mm seam "‘1‘ mi! wlIteted slack. asslhee it was or- the coininbnweaitb to enact t s is
“‘7 limit. it “‘9 ”zoning °f thb ganlsed in 1872 it has never issued lstlon by which those oousolldatlgli‘s
or that the federal
Bushnell took occasion to as; the dollar, but on i- 9 other hand has courts would entertain bills ih equity
received d'iirln that tline in premiums to enlola their further continuance.
imbued or sutsain .criininal suits against the
National Lesnue dtandlnp.
w L.
‘-
infection was
2 “all Finally. he. sa=ys that no statute oilicers who mute the lines of rail
”Ms-lg? “I" mm“ should he passes elect! the gym road. which they include. and in
“mm 0M" chi intro of his great issuing be- this respect 1 am unable to distin
‘ “ guish between I eoniolidetton and
lowed inseam pi‘lilcm in mg; other form of I combination or sent
Yesterday’s Results. but "“ “0‘ :33”
Chicago. 9: Cincinnati 3.
New York 5; Brooklyn.2 .
PlttsburgSt. Louis, rain
denies Today.
Boston at Plttsburg.
New York at Brooklyn.
Chicago at Cincinnati.
PITTSFIELD rnoLstus'N
Nation is created “a
: by state authority it seems to the lav
- material by what means it is elected
' whether .wa a holding
er “tbegacelne ‘2 1
Hi this ,‘IDJ' the
the vaccine no.
lbution in taxes.
nine 25. Notwithstanding y doubt which
= by the statute laws I‘ad tbttiln lb may be crested by’t'iie languageof
gull!“ die 'the decision 1 the Northern Securities
it was the ’vncclne .vlrua
utter establishment that in-
fected the former' a cattle. ,
According to Doctors Mohler and
Masons; {gilt-antimony rim it;
me or no ps y I 0
when“ hdsdtclsm Aw
sionslly “infects: bi, d
hillk durilis the muco-
Pl'l‘l‘fllt‘lllllo. Mesa, June a.—-The
lines oi the Pittslleld Street Rallwey
Company were completely tied up. to-
day, Is the result of a strike or the
trike ensue. somewhat
t. c.2222 moire“ s22
ranged erenoe t e o
clsis of the railway later in the week
to see it an adjustment could not heal
reached. The men demands
rangement of the present schedules of
mess and working
as increase at one cent In hour Ind
‘trets ‘ '
l domestic railroad mamfltlonhc car men. The
M.“
open-visions are teammates or and are
enmi- interstate commutes. and
in competing therefor. including the
power to authorise their consolidation
or the control of one by cacti-er
through .Ivdeese or the ownership of .
. lam further of opinion I ‘2‘
la the antamltnot the
to pass I proposed
set now before the committee. and. .
that notion thereunder by the New. '
T. 2-Y0l'lf New Haven and Hartford Rail-
road 0a.. or by any other railroad
.2 corporation chartered by the
monweelth of aluminium would not I
constitute. I violation of the antitrust
mwmclherwls it,w mid,
'l'Iti‘ influx my I“intrinsic. 0|:an '1 0“
anVOl'Y 3‘70“.”
l 991’ MIMI“.-
rlods in wh‘ h
CASTORIA
Minibus“
“”3”" may gimme inf feéted
lurid or by mil
10
when calamari cit
is very seldom fstli. thejsilect
anathema-‘1‘ some a,.?.
~ As soon as the facts.
ocnteminatioo
kilo)": ”the lines
“3* CI“ fill milestone”
hours asking for
way lines throughout will" to man, “"2“"
neighborinfiom of Dalton, Hinsdse
My
“Ms...“wivfi
Whmlhslss We
mp Aron i—A aany pity-l
in: vitamins caused a“ lire which pee Mn
and... ”'“ his
and third doors . limo nat'm-e “E '
.Wh tout.
mt.“ I half host's light with the
Like drills of fresh snow on the lawn
~wl|itc (iodtssh blood with
BLi'i scams
Laundry Blue
Twomund blocks each in u muslin
bag with an ear {or sliandir tuntt‘r
the water will it in the right blac-
then let it dry out until next wash day.
No waste—no discolorinu—
good lot from [our to six wsslms
Tull ill: «rock: 'No oiin r
pit Iscsi'vesiu utACIlb’l'HL‘.
“OW“. lam
WEE
W
THAT CURIOUS OLASGOW EXPER-
iMENT.
(Providence Journal.)
Public opinion in Glasgow. a post
village in Howard county, Missouri,
has not been accelerated, under the
inspiration of I strange experiment, to
rise and smite the dry demon. When
Howard county,voted to prohibit the
sale of alcoholic stimulants a wealthy
' Glasgow banker. who cherishes the
privilege of eating and drinking what
e chooses, established a free dis-
pensary for beer, which his fellow
villagers were invited to attend on six
days and nights in the week. Such
further creature comforts as easy
chairs, games and periodicals were
added to cook the reluctant ones to
come and drink heartily. The in
enlous idea. of the philanthropist was
at the community would be roused
by this concrete example of the harm-
less Joys to be derived from the con
A“ the Uh ted Stateg sumptlon of fliesouri's proudest prod-
public health and marine hospital sen
v-ice was charged by law with the su-
pervision of biologl
in human medicine. that service was
requested to join the bureau of animal
industry in making an investiutiorr,’
The main facts regarding the out-
break Is brought out in the report are
as follows: The H K. Hilliard com-
pany of Glen Olden. Pa.. imported con
tain smallpox vaccine virus which was
contaminated with the infection of
foot-and-mouth disease. in May. 1908
some vaccine of the strain was pro.
cured by Parke Davis & 0a.. .0! Dee
Calves used by the latter firm
in pregagstlng vaccine were sent 0?
tube;- 16 to the Detroit stock yards and»
thence en the. some day to a (Inn near
On October 20
leads of cattle from points
Kan reached the Detroit stock var
land were but into the pen- that use
been occupied by the vaccine calves
four days previous!
for slaughter at Detroit. is
mainder were shipped” to all
some were reshipped
Watsontown, PI, “I19”?!
was first observed
The disease rind
not to a spirit of resentment against
the edict in restraint of its liberties.
The theor- has been prov vein
Nothing 0 the kind happen The
ousiow rots failed to has the idea
entirely; the While they rank the
beer with unredectirig enthusiasm.
After a year' I trial invoking an ex-
pend ture of several thousand dollars.
the itching experiment will now be
dlIcontinued. The protester has ac
quired a new side light on human an
titre. The Glasgow folks he declares.
are ”spineless Ives." They have
demonstrated ony an abiding content
with the situation; manifestly regard
lag the free beer dispensary as in the
way of cbmpensation' for, and a satis‘
factory relief from the usual rigors of
snmptusry law. No student of psychol-
ogy will wonder atI.tbe failure at the
nperiment. So longns beer was free
in Glasgow, why should the neighbors
become eager to return to former oon
dltiolis? .
'ihg this end After an examination of
every strain of vaccine upon the man
i it is stated that there is now upon
e m‘ariret no ‘vaociiie contaminated
with the virus of resound-mouth dis-
use. Regulations have been formnv
ted with a view preventing here.
be rthe prom of contaminated
vhcclne virus. .blo instance of the
mission of toothed mouth disease
to men ibro vaccine virus has been
recorded, an it is mnsedered doubt-
-ful, in view of the tests made. if it
is possible to zeproduce the disease in
him by the cutaneous inoculation com-
i only used in the process of vaccine-
The recent outbreIk of footsnd-
mouth disease in livestock has been
gadicstedatter vigorous work by the
ocean (1 Animal industry. “in synop-
oration with state eutharitiee involv-
a.ltgs the expenditure 033300. 000 by the
era] govern out alone. The quar
entice on the eat of the infected ter-
11me was retrieved April 24.
35.2,). ....;r..;.
hits“-
it“; .821“;
n‘mm- Isiio
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