Baldy the Bronx chimpanzee masters trick puzzle at zoo
Baldy the Bronx Park Zoo chimpanzee successfully navigates a secret spring puzzle to obtain fruit, outperforming Harvard student researcher and two trick monkeys, as keepers watch. The episode follows earlier tests with ring tailed monkeys and showcases Baldy’s growing skill and curiosity amid the experimental setup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baldy
Bronx Park Zoo
Gardens
Melvin Haggerty
Harvard
Mr. Haggerty
Haggerty
TIMES
Bronx Park
Monkey House
Bear’s Chum Gets a Name at Bronx Zoo Luncheon
A luncheon for two was held yesterday in the cage of Dr. Nansen at the Bronx Zoological Park to name the polar bear’s dog companion. Dr. Nansen assisted Keeper Dick in the event and named the canine associate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spicer
Bronx Park
Dr. Nansen
Nansen
Bronx Zoological Park
Tigh
Chum
Narragansett Auto Parties Draw Guests to Imperial and Nearby Hotels
Special to The New York Times reports July 12 at Narragansett Pier that numerous motor parties from Newport Watch Hill and nearby resorts visited the Imperial and other hotels. Notable arrivals include Mr and Mrs W A Taft and Miss Helen Taft of Arlington Mass and parties from Providence Philadelphia and New York. Registered guests include many New York and Boston residents with dinners at the Casino and greetings at Greene's Inn Shore Acres and Kentara Green.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Narragansett Pier
R. L
New England
Newport
Watch Hill
Narragansett
W. A. Taft
Helen Taft
Arlington
Mass
The
Imperial
Samson Almy
R. M. Whitman
D. C. Alexander, Jr
Providence
Marion Harris
Richmond
B. E. Hard
F. Hard
Samuel H. Valentine
William Francis Honan
Roderic Wellman
New York
E. H. Graham
W.E. Seldon
Boston
J. C Hendrix
Rathbone
Brooklyn
John H. Hanan
Shore Acres
Lucius J. Somerville
James E. Sullivan
Newport wedding planned for Mae Brady Hall and Harriman heir
Mrs Mae Brady Hall, recently divorced from Charles Spencer Hall, and Herbert Harriman, formerly married, will wed soon in Newport Rhode Island. The gathering will include immediate family and several Harriman relatives as guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Newport
R. I
Mae Brady Hall
Charles Spencer Hall
Herbert M. Harriman
Joseph Harriman
Oliver Harriman
J. Borden Harriman
Elsie French
C. L. F. Robinson
Elisha Dyer
William T. Bull
Alexander Agassiz
William R. Hunter
Outer Fountain
Lenox vandals strip birch trees at Parsons estate
In Lenox Massachusetts vandals stripped several birch trees on John E Parsons Stoneover estate. Parsons has offered a reward for the despoilers. Board of Assessors will announce a 16.20 tax rate per thousand this year up 20 cents. Largest taxpayers include Mrs John Sloane F A Schermerhorn John E Parsons Giraud Foster John Barnes and Charles Lanier. Social events include a charity fair by Mrs Frank K Sturgis and numerous social visits and departures among Lenox residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Lenox
Mass
Stoneover
John E. Parsons
New York
John Sloane
F. A. Schermerhorn
Giraud Foster
John §. Barnes
Charles Lanier
Frank K. Sturgis
Clipston Grange
Emily Shotter
Savannah
Shadow Brook
Spencer P. Shotter
New Orleans
Charles McBurney
Maine Woods
McBurneys
Bellefontaine
H. Hollister Pease
Harry Hamlin
Buffalo
Boston
Robert S. Brewster
Brewster
Lyman Tremain
Emily Tremain
Richard Watson Gilder
Four Brook Farm
New York Yachtsmen Arrive by Yacht at Champlain Hotel
Special to The New York Times reports Edward Steiner William Saks and Samuel Bloomingdale arriving at Hotel Champlain Clinton Courtly New York by yacht on July 12. They traveled from New York and are guests at the Champlain hotel during their visit to the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Hotel Champlain
Clinton Courtly
N. Y
Edward Steiner
William Saks
Samuel Bloomingdale
New York
Arrests in Prospect Park After Sunday Disorder
Police arrested sixty in Prospect Park yesterday for breaches of park ordinances despite a weeks long drive by Police Inspector Miles O Reid against Sunday rowdyism. Rabbi Velt who aids police in Lee Avenue Court warned crowds and helped calm the disorder as offenders were taken into custody.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miles O’reilly
Prospect Park
Rabbi Velt
Lee Avenue
Woman Author Details a Turbulent Publishing Path
Mary Ives Todd recounts a decade of failed publishers and scam risks in New York tenements while promoting her fifth book Just Friends a defense of Thomas Paine. She describes losses from multiple firms, advances paid, and a Polish newspaper investment gone awry, with her latest ads self promoted from the Eighth Avenue home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Ives Todd
N. Y
Times Saturday Book Review
New Haven
Debora
Todd
Thomas Paine
Cleveland Embodied Law In American Spirit
In Chicago the Iroquois Club hosted a memorial service for Grover Cleveland with Jacob M. Dickinson as chief speaker. He praised Cleveland for defending federal constitutional power, likening him to Lincoln and Marshall and noting the army's role to protect national functions during crisis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Ill
Grover Cleveland
Iroquois ,Club
Jacob M. Dickinson
American Bar Association
Marshall
Lincoln
Cleveland
Improved Bottle Used on Soft Drinks in Calcutta
Consul General William H. Michael notes an improved bottle for Calcutta soft drinks. The neck holds a glass stopper forced upward by gas, allowing content removal and resealing. A wooden cup with a nipple presses the stopper to drop the ball, slowing gas escape and foam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Washington
Calcutta
William H. Michael
Missionary Week Opens at Gospel Tent Evangel
The opening of Missionary Week featured Rev. George W. McPherson of Yonkers recounting his Rocky Mountain years. He described preaching to rough Colorado miners in Grant and a wild service where most of the audience was intoxicated, yet the crowd listened as he spoke of Jonah.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gospel Tent Evangel
Broadway
Fifty-seventh Street
George W. McPherson
Yonkers
Rocky Mountains
Colorado
Union Pacific Machine
Grant
Mr. McPherson
Jonah
Cone
Dominic
Hic
No Sin to Desert Wife Says Evangelist Torrey
Rev. R. A. Torrey told a Broadway crowd in a Fifty-seventh Street tent last night that it is not a sin for a man to desert his wife or for a wife to desert her husband to seek spiritual life. Earthly ties should not hinder pursuit of heaven, he declared, and a true Christian should not be bound by them. He added, I would rather go to heaven alone than go to her with the best of company. There were no interruptions or questions after the sermon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baidyv
Mr. Dittmars
Harvard
Percy
Algernon
Baldy
Mr. Haggerty
Say Algernon
Mike
Broadway
Fifty-seventh Street
R. A. Torrey
Preacher Pierce Draws Crowd at Second Avenue Church
Rev. Dr. Robert F. Y. Pierce used a megaphone and chalk to warn about sin last night. The address drew about 500 listeners, mainly East Side children, with portions of the crowd moving indoors to continue the service at Second Avenue Baptist Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert F. Y. Pierce
Second Avenue Baptist Church
Second Avenue
Eleventh Street
East Side
Archbishops Farley and Gibbons Sail for Rome on Saturday
Archbishop Farley with his secretaries and two clergy will sail for Rome next Saturday to present Pope Pius X with the Archdiocese of New York Peace offering and a book about the centenary celebration. Cardinal Gibbons will also sail on Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archbishop Farley
James Lewis
D. J. McMackin
Rome
Peter
Archdiocese of
New York
Pius X
Cardinal Gibbons
Excursionists Kidnap Dog On Sea Gull Trip
H M Francis of the Morton Trust Company reported four excursionists who had stayed at Locust Grove kidnapped his King Charles spaniel worth 500 dollars. The Sea Gull steamer carried the dog to New York where Capt Call found and held it. The dog slept at Police Headquarters before returning to Sands Point this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. M. Francis
Morton Trust Company
Sands Point
L. I
Lieut. Mannion
Detective Bureau
Locust
Grove
New York
Call
Police
Hackett Silent On Divorce After Return From Europe
Actor James K. Hackett arrived on the St Louis after wife Mary Mannering sued for divorce. He declined to discuss details, citing plans to await cable messages and noting he would comment in two or three days. He said political campaigns do not affect his theatrical season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James K. Hackett
Europe
Mary Mannering
St. Louis
Hackett
Marconi Wireless
Schumann Heink Plans Major Next Season Concert Tour
Henry Wolfsohn announces Mme Schumann Heink will sing in about a dozen concerts in America next season. She opens the new Brooklyn Academy of Music then tours abroad for fifty concerts in Germany Austria Great Britain Russia Hungary and France with Emilio de Gorgoza Josef Shevinne and Mischa Elman in the lineup. Emma Eames Louise Homer are also booked for tours under his management.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Wolfsohn
Mme
Schumann- Heink
New Academy of Music
Brooklyn
Germany
Austria
Great Britain
Russia
Hungary
France
Emma Eames
Metropolitan
Louise Homer
Seven New Brooklyn Theatres Open for 1908 Season
The 1908 8 season will see seven new Brooklyn theatres opening at a total cost over 2,500,000. The line up includes the Academy of Music rebuilt by Brooklyn capital the old Montauk moved and remodeled by Percy Williams and realty associates the Fulton Theatre by the Fulton Theatre Company the Greenpoint Theatre at Manhattan Avenue and Culver Street built by Percy G Williams for vaudeville the Empire Theatre at Ralph Avenue and Quincy Street built by the Empire Circuit the Henry C Miner estate chief owners and managers devoted to burlesque and the Casino Theatre at Flatbush Avenue and State Street built by the Empire Circuit also to operate as a burlesque house opening Jan 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn
Academy of Music
Montauk
Percy Williams
Henry C. Miner
Casino Theatre
Flatbush Avenue
State Street
Empire Circuit
Fremen's Benefit at Luna Park for Firemen Memorial
Frederic Thompson plans a Luna Park benefit on Wednesday evening to raise funds for the Firemen's Memorial Fund. The event includes a drill and parade by the Volunteer Firemen of Cone Island Sheepshead Bay and Gravesend. Thompson will open the park to volunteers and to the Fire Department’s uniformed members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederic Thompson
Luna Park
Cone Island
Sheepshead Bay
Gravesend
Mr. Thompson
Fire Department
Pasteur Physician Debunks Rabies Myths on Dog Bites
Dr George G Rambaud of the Pasteur Institute in New York refutes common rabies myths. He urges catching and quarantining biting dogs, notes treatment is needed if a dog’s status is unknown, and cites the Marsh case to stress prompt action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George G. Rambaud
Pasteur Institute
West Twenty-third Street
Dr. Rambaud
New York
Times
New Jersey
Iat
Three Tetanus Deaths In North Hudson County
Three children died from tetanus linked to injuries in Jersey City Heights and Union Hill. Arthur Benz aged 9 of Bergen Line Avenue died after a July 1 rifle injury plus tetanus. Harry R Hall aged 9 of Pali de Avenue died after a blank cartridge hand injury. Rollo Terasino aged 8 of River Road near Edgewater succumbed to a toy cannon wound reported on the Fourth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hudson County
Christ Hospital
Jersey City Heights
Arthur Benz
Bergenline Avenue
Union Hill
Harry R. Hall
Palide Avenue
Rollo Terasino
River Road
Edgewater
Boy Victim of Fourth Dies in New Jersey
Thomas Howard Sharpley aged 12 died at St Josephs Hospital Paterson New Jersey from tetanus after shooting his left hand with a blank cartridge on the Fourth of July. He had visited the hospital daily since the injury and deteriorated rapidly after his jaws began to stiffen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paterson
N. J
Thomas Howard Sharpley
St. Joseph's Hospital
Heat Prostration Fatal in Newark Tenements
In Newark on a hot day the thermometer reached 97.5 degrees. Martin Farley of Frelinghuysen Avenue collapsed in a First Precinct Police Station cell after being held since Sunday night and died at City Hospital. County Physician Filliott ruled sun stroke as the cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark
N. J
Artin Farley
Frelinghuysen Avenue
Sanday
Filliott
Umpire Stricken At Ball Game In Paterson Heat
Christopher Naumann, umpire for the Amateur League Sunday games in Paterson New Jersey, collapsed from sunstroke during the first game of a double header. He was in serious condition for a time, aided by medical staff on the field, while players also suffered from the heat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paterson
N. J
Christopher Naumann
Naumann
Secret Panama wedding of Isthmian official and Miss Squiers
Lieut. Harry H. Rosseau of the Isthmian Canal Commission returned aboard the Esperanza from Panama. He wed Miss Gladys Squiers privately after parental opposition, a ceremony performed by Judge Hezekiah A. Gudger in Ancon District. The couple later had a second ceremony with Canal Zone officials present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panama
Harry H. Rosseau
Isthmian Canal Commission
Rosseau
Gladys Squiers
Herbert G. Squilers
North Carolina
Ancon
Canar Ne
Philadelphia broker avoids Jersey marriage dare
Stanley Dickinson a Philadelphia broker was saved from a Jersey marriage stunt after obtaining a license in Jersey City. Patricia O'Brien known as Anna Raymond fled to the ferry and hid near Forty second Street and Broadway. She later wrote that she would keep her present job.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley Dickinson
Philadelphia
Jersey
Justice of the Peace
Times Square
Patricia O'Brien
Anna Raymond
Jersey City
Philadelphian
Raymond
Broadway
More Marriages in Jersey City Since New York Law
Jersey City reports a sharp rise in non resident marriages since the new New York law took effect. Affected couples come from Manhattan and other regions seeking publicity exemptions. Justices of the Peace, especially near ferries, perform most of these ceremonies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Jersey City
Manhattan
New England
Metropolis
Justices of the Peace
Justice of the Peace
Frank P. Lehane
Horatio S. Stewart Dead Real estate figure in Brooklyn
Horatio Seymour Stewart a long time Brooklyn real estate operator and Republican activist died at his home 2205 Newkirk Avenue after a heart neuralgia attack. He engaged in Park Slope and Flatbush ventures since 1878 and supported education by funding college opportunities for young men. He was born in Johnstown New York in 183.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horatio Seymour Stewart
Brooklyn
Newkirk Avenue
Coney Island
Stewart
Park Slope
Flatbush
Mr. Stewart
Johnstown
N. Y
Fort Edward N. Y
Birth Announcements Listed for July Dates
A row of birth notices reports July births to multiple families. Names include Ash Berenson Goldziger Guttmann Holzwasser Levine Liebovitz Shank and Urquhart with sons and daughters born to each couple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Levine
Isaacs and Jacoby Weddings Sealed in July
Married notices show Pyelyn Sanders wed Harry W. Isaacs on July 6 and Morita Jacoby joined Emilie Joseph on July 5, marking two union entries in the marriage column.
Obituaries and funeral notices from New York area
Notices of deaths and planned services across New York and nearby areas. Includes Baldwin, Booker, Burnet, Carroll, Darby, Millett, Short, Abeles, Baker, Behrens, Bender, Brady, Brandley, Brant, Campbell, Cavicchia, Classen, Coleman, Coyle, Dewey, Dillon, Donovan, Fecht, Fischer, French, Geretner and others with addresses and funeral details for July 1908.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ware W. Brady
A. M. Brandley
Newark
N. J
Garrett H. Brandley
Brant
Cherry &J
Elizabeth
Louise W. Brant
Campbell
G&t
Brooklyn
Michael Campbell
Cavicchia
John Cavicchia
Classen
Palmetto S&t
Wilhelm Classen
Coleman
Grand St
Jersey City
James Coleman
Coyle T
Bevan St
Catharine Coyle
M. Coyle
East 103d St
Mary Donovan
M. Fecht
Montgomery
Max Fecht
Fischer
Garfield Av
Justus Fischer
Ti. Fischer
South 6Th St
Rosalia Fischer
French
William J. French
East 68Th St
Brooklyn Dry Goods Pioneer Dies in New York
The deceased, a longtime dry goods dealer who began in Watertown N Y in 1188 moved to Brooklyn and was linked with Lord Talor in Manhattan and Wechsler Abraham in Brooklyn. His widow and one daughter survive. Funeral services are set for this evening at his home with burial tomorrow in Greenwood Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watertown
N. Y
Brooklyn
Lord & Talor
Manhattan
Wechsler & Abraham
Greenwood Cemetery
Funeral of Admiral Charles M. Thomas at Trinity Church
Rear Admiral Charles M. Thomas U S Navy was buried with full naval honors after services at Trinity Church Newport Rhode Island. The procession included eight chief petty officers from the training station and six bearers with high-ranking officers such as Luce Chadwick Merrell Ennis Fletcher and Berrien. Interment followed at Berkeley Memorial Chapel Middletown officiated by Rev John Diman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Newport
BR. I
Charlies M. Thomas
United States Navy
Trinity Church
Stanley C. Hughes
Trinity
Elory G. Bowers
Wiliam G. Cassard
Stephen B. Luce
French B. Chadwick
John P. Merrell
William Enmis
U. S.A
Frank F. Fletcher
F. D. Berrien
U. S
Father Smyth Church Builder Dies in Boston
The Rev. Hugh P. Smyth known as the church builder of America died at St. John's Church residence in Boston. Born in Ireland sixty nine years ago he came to Boston at age 12 and was ordained in 1868. He built about twenty churches, schools and convents and aided new pastors after establishing parishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Father Smyth
Boston
Hugh P. Smyth
Leo XII
America
St. John’s Church
Lawrence Street
Ireland
Niagara Seminary
Buffalo
N. Y
Smyth
Notable Deaths Across Fields Mark End of Era
Obituary roundup details deaths of Mrs Pnoebe Palmer Knapp a famed musician and writer at 75 in Missouri. William Dwight Zeihner 42 a Lancaster coal firm executive. Ferdinand Moras a Lithography pioneer born in Germany. Gen Erastus Blakeslee Civil War veteran and minister. Thomas P Booker traveling salesman from Ireland. Etienne Giveneaud silk manufacturer aged 75 with family legacy in Secaucus and West Hoboken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pnoebe Palmer Knapp
Poland Springs
Lancaster
Ferdinand Moras
Germane Town
Fenn
Philadelphia
Mr. Moras
Rhenish Frassie
Moras
Erastus Blakeslee
Brookline Mass
Plymouth Conn
Andover Theological Seminary
Thomas P. Booker
Sterling Piece
Brooklyn
Mr. Rooker
Ireland
United States
Sterling Place
Etienne Giveneaud
Giveneaud
Secaucus Avenus
Homestead
North Bergen
No. 3
Louis
France
West Hoboken
Pennsylvania
Louis Giveneuad
Obituary notices from Brooklyn and nearby on July 11
Funeral announcements list multiple residents and locations including Louis Goodman Hans Greisen Ruth Harrison Mathias Harter Louisa Hodgman Lottie Horns Lily Hutchings Charles Kieffer Clara Kohn Philip Kraus Alexander H. Laidlaw Jr Margaret Leonard Edwin C. Low Veronica Manda Frank McDougal Thomas McNally Ann Mercer Ellen Mulholland William Muller James H. Prior Ard Reynolds Lina Schlueter Wilhelm Schrader Ernest Selg Joseph Sheridan Horatio S Stewart Louis Stroening Anna Sullivan Anthony Uhl Elizabeth Velsor Patrick Walsh George W Wheeler Edward A Wilson Paula Zadek and more with dates and places across Brooklyn Newark Yonkers and New Jersey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roodman
Brooklyn
Louis Goodman
Greisan
Forest Av
Bronx
Hans Pr
Greisen
Harrison
Waverley Place
Ruth Harrison
Harter
South
Newark
NM. J
Mathias Harter
Hongman
West 151st_St
Louisa M. Hodgman
Hohns
M. Lewald
Port Henry
N. Y
F. Leward
Low
Glens Felts
Edwin C. Low
Manda
Orange
N. J
Veronica _ Manda
TA. McDougall
West Kinney St
Neweork
Frank McDougaLl
McNally
Bedford Av
Thomas McNally
Mercer
Amsterdam
Ann. Mercer
Mulholland
Herkimer St
Brookelsn
Ellen Mulholland
Muller
Bleecker St
William Muller
Prior
West 50Th St
James H. Prior
Reynolds
Purdy's Station
Ard F.reynolds
Schlueter
Targee St
Stapleton
S. E
Lina Schlueter
Schrader
Himrod St
Wilhelm Schrader
Belg
Stuyvesant Av
Ernest Selg
Sheridan
Alexander Av
Joseph Sheridan
Stewart
Newkirk Av
Horatio
Stroening
Graham Av
Louis Stroening
Sullivan
Jay St
Anna Sullivan
UHS
West 53d St
Anthony Uhl
Welsor
Summit St
Elizabeth Velsor
Masses And Memorials In Newark And West Farms
In Memori a list of masses and memorial events including James Gilsenan at St Aloysius Newark Isadore Greenberg memory July 14 1993 Charles Lecuyer mass at St Thomas Aquinas West Farms Cornelius Loughlin mass Holy Trinity Church tomorrow Max Lowenthal monument unveiling July 18 Cypress Hills Cemetery Caroline Rose 1906 Clara I Whelan 1907 all yesterday and upcoming observances noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max Lowenthal
Cypress Hille
Rose
Caroline Rose
Whelan
Clara I. Whelan
Woodlawn Cemetery Accessible by Transit and Carriage
Woodlawn Cemetery is readily accessible by Harlem trains from Grand Central Station and by Webster and Joroms Avenue trolleys, with carriage options available. Lots priced from $180. For information, call 4855 Gramercy or visit the office at 20 East 230th Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodlawn Cemetery
Harlem
Grand Central Station
Webster and
Joroms Avenue
Gramercy
East
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Aldy
Bear
News OF Newport
Mrs. Todd
Cleveland Embodied Law
Chamberlain
Darlington
Leander Trowbridge Chamberlain
Immigration Department
National Civic Federation
Ellis Island
Mississippi Valley
Pacey
Appalachian Range
Clergyman
Evangelist Torrey
Sea Gull
Schumann-Heink
Mme. Eames
NEW Brooklyn Theatres
Fremen
Pasteur
Lieut
Canal
Horatio S. Stewart
Baldwin
Hall Fade Baldwin
Elizabeth P. Baldwin
Anson
Armenia Palmer Baldwin
Park Av
Booker
48Th St
Lexington
Kensico Cemetery
Carroll
Honoria
Philip Carroll
138Th St
Church of the Immacu- Bronx
Late Conception
159Th St
Stephen Caldwell Millett
Short
Fairlee
Anne Jean
Charlies Short
Columbia College
Elihu Lyman
Mary Field Lyman
Enfield
Sleepy Hollow
Tarrytown
Weree
Geretner
Cator Av
Sey City
William Gerstner
Admiral Thomas
Middletown
Undertakers
Stephen Merritt
Frank E. Campee
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