Expedition and personal expenses, addresses, and rainfall measurements, v4548

Levinga Exp. Paid in: Hagan May Prager Taylor Shutt Barnwell Kennedy King L. MacDonald J. MacDonald Gixon (J. G.) Clifton Grinell 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 8 8 3 3 3 $ 39 00 Grandma: 334 W. 5th - 5-13. R.D. Linton, 358 King Beach. Ph. Home 1684. Lake Willox local car get off at State St. J walk two blocks west. box= 4th east or west side of Pine Ave.

Fish Canyon Exp. H. Moura 3.00 J. Proter 3.00 Howard Wright 3.00 Holli Jones 3.00 J. Grinwell 3.00 Walter Taylor 3.00 George Nichole 3.00 V. McKibben 3.00 Clifford Lewis 3.00 Raymond Taylor Ben Hayes L. Van Scoyoc 3.00 McDonald 3.00 Stuerdevant 3.00 Provisions 4.84 " 17.57 Team (1 way) 5.00 Mouse traps 4 doz 1.80 Steel traps 1 doz 1.40 spool wire 2.5 Team (return) 5.00 Stokes (Holli's) .75 wash pan 4.0 +50c Proter - Team. 12[37.51] W. Taylor - Grub. H. Jones - Camp Utensils. J. Grinwell - Collecting Outfit. 3.15

Tijuana Exp Paid out: Bundle shales 45 Cracker box 10 Trays, 1 doz 1 50 Groceries 24 65 Cotton 50 Express 12 00 $39.20 Fisher Lecture Expenses Nov. 1 Express on Cuts 60 Nettie Nickel, No. 5, Garidos, Guanajuato, Mexico. W.R.Y. & Mr. Arthur Foster, Glendora. 37.51 2d ptgmb 1.50 12|36.01 $3.00 each

Grandma 334 West 6th St. Long Beach. Walter's gun - 16ga L.C.Smith Hunters Arms Co. Min. Ais - 16ga. "Parker" Redlands' Lecture 8 P.M. Y.M.C.A. Auditorium Wed., Feb. 12. Chambers 1226 11th St. (old no 437) = 1 1/2 flrs North on 11th from car. Take Sawtelle car to Santa Monica

Victorville Trip Paid Out:— Dec. 21 Provisions 7.85 " 22 " T House Rent 5.25 " " 1.55 " 23 1.10 " 24 .30 " .75 " .20 27 .90 29 .85 30 .50 31 .50 " Ward 1.00 " Provisions .60 " .25 " .20 ------------------- 21.80 Total 1.00 ------------------- 22.80 Send 2 avips #3 to Williard. Hoyt Bros, Victorville Richardson Bros,

Miss Kellogg, Cor. Grove & 16th Back of that on Grove Back of Church. Geo. Fuller Desk Co. 663 Mission Fuller-Craig Desk Co. 46 Sutter Emerson's- get off car at Bridge St.; over to New Blvd., turn to right; then 2nd house on left. 2623 Haste Mrs. Harriott

Aux. 4 1/2 gr. Length & Rand "Infallible". 2 wads - No. 32-20 cutter; or larger, a little. Fill up with shot. Decapper & capper, loader No 32-20 wad-cutter or wads. 1 lb infallible powder. #1 1/2 primers. Oakland Chamber of Commerce 12th & Jefferson Sts. Furnish list of Kowak Indian names

Addresses Miss A.M. Alexander 1006 - 16th St., Oakland. Miss B. Chapman 404 Walsworth Ave., Oakland. C.A. Vogelsang, Board F.C. Merchants' Exchange Bldg., S.F. J.W. D'Evelyn, 2103 Clinton Ave, Alame Jos. Maillard 1815 Vallejo St., S.F. W.E. Ritter, Dept. Zool, U.C., Berkele H.M. Hall, Dept. Botany, U.C., Berkele [See Reutdorf German Ph.D. Boehrucke] Mrs. Luther Hord 521 Everett Ave., Palo Alto J. Dixon, 235 Emerson St., Palo Alto.

Rainfall 1904-05. pt. .36 cc.2 .05 , 22 .35 , 31 1.43 an, 9 .90 " 10 .21 " 15+16 .26 3.56 17 .06 21 1.40 22 .07 b. 2 2.27 3 1.55 4 3.41 5+6 1.30 13.62 12 .09 15+16 1.11 17 .31 18 .50 26 .04 28 .09 ar. 2 .02 11-13 3.05 18.83 14 .80 19.63 (over)

H. Davis 490 West Moss ave. Oakland

Total. Mar.16 1.25 20.88 " 17 1.05 21.93 " 18 .60 22.53 " 20 .64 23.17 " 30 .50 23.67 Apr. 12 .02 23.69 " 13 .03 23.72 May 2 .75 24.47 " 8 .74 25.21 " 9 .32 25.53 Total 25.53

Rainfall 1905-06 Sept. 21 Sprinkle Totals " 28 " Oct. 22 .27 Nov. 6 .40 " 7 .52 1.19 " 8 .15 1.34 " 16 .42 1.76 " 17 .08 1.84 " 20 Trace " 27 .82 2.66 " 28 .14 2.80 " 30 Trace Dec. 18 .03 2.83 " 20 Trace " 21 .04 2.87 " 31 .11 2.98 Jan. 12 .14 3.12 " 13-14-15 1.89 5.01 " 16 .02 5.03 " 19 2.02 7.05 " 20 .10 7.15 Feb. 5 .01 7.16 " 6 .24 7.40 " 7 .04 7.44

Feb. 10-11-12 .84 8.28 .. 13 .03 8.31 .. 14 .11 8.42 .. 15 .47 8.89 .. 21 .62 9.51 .. 28 .16 9.67 Mar. 1 .02 9.69 .. 4 .64 10.33 .. 12 2.44 12.77 .. 13 2.25 15.02 .. 16 .83 15.85 .. 17 1.21 17.06 .. 18 .05 17.11 .. 21 .12 17.23 .. 22 .10 17.33 .. 24-25-26 3.80 21.13 .. 31 .30 21.43 Apr. 4 .25 21.68 .. 5 Trace .. 6 .79 22.47 .. 7 .03 22.50 .. 24 .12 22.62 .. 28 .57 23.19 .. 29 .21 23.40

April 30 .02 23.42 May 5 .08 23.50 9 .01 23.51 22 .04 23.55 26 .45 24.00 27-28 1.17 25.17 Total 25.17 inches

April 11-08 Last Bird No. 7977 .. Mammal No. 2172 J.S. Hunter 54 Ellsworth St. San Mateo

Books J. H. Morgan "Evolution and Adaptation" Macmillan Co. - $3.00.

San Bernardino Expedition Expense Acct. May 4 Field Notebook $50 " 5 Shotgun cleaner 50 " " 250 #6½ primers 35 " " 5 Contour sheets 25 " " 1000 tags 35 " " 300 empty paper shells 1.95 " " 1000 wads 60 " 10, "Trap-paper 25 " " Pins 25 " " 5# Arsenic 75 " 18 5 boxes shells, loaded 2.70 " " 1 bottle 3 in 1 oil 10 " " 3 contour sheets 25 " " Khaki shirt 1.25 " 22 Spool Wire 1.00 " " Writing Tablet 10 " " Envelopes .05 " 24 300 capsules 30 " 27 25# dust shot 1.90 " " Tent, poles & pins. 6.65 " " Scissors .45 " " 1 doz # 0 Traps 1.50 " " 1 dish pan .20

May 27 1 Frying -pan 35 " " 1 Double boiler 90 " " 1 milk-pan 20 " " 2 plates 30 " " Cake turner 10 " " Twine 15 31 10 # Cotton Batton 180 " " 15 # " Wadding 50 " " 6 pr. 20x 30 " " 5 # toweling 25 " " 1 towel 15 June 1 Hatchet 125 " " 2 doz. mouse traps 70 " " Gopher-trap 25 " " 3 Soldering cauteon 15 " " 6 Hob-nailing & lpfsoiling shoes 165 " " 8 Groceries 25 11 " " Lamp Chimney 10 " " Paid for horsetwagon 1500 " " Man to hunt rig 300 " " 9 2 camp chairs 130 " " 10 Nose-bag 75 " " Grain 60 " " Axle-grease 10

June 10 Biscuit 25 " 13 Hay 50 Honey 25 " 10 2 tickets to Redlands 3.60 " trap-mt. Sim 1.25 " 14 Grain (7-oaks) 1.00 " 23 Paid Jf Jim Dixon 7.50 July 2 20# potatoes 60 " 6 Pasture for horse 2.25 " 11 Shoeing Horse 2.00 " lb. Candy 40 Freight on 4 boxes (Redlands) 50 1 doz. eggs (Ball's) 30 " 30 " 13 30 " 15 1 roll Butter-Bluff Lake 60 Bread 1/2 loaves.. 15. " 16 6 lbs. Sugar 50 " pint milk .05 " 18 lqt. 10 " 27 4 qts. 40 Freight m boxes 40 Meat, 2# 30 Pasture, 13 da... 1.30 Crackers, Combs 50

July 27 Honey, 2c. Cords 40 5# beans .. 30 .. Syrup .. 30 .. Jam .. 25 .. Cream o' Wheat .. 20 .. Corn Beef .. 15 .. Salmon .. 10 Salt .. 05 Sugar, 3# .. 25 Honey, 2½# .. 25 1 apricots .. 30 1 pickles .. 15 1 oysters .. 15 meat, 2½# .. 25 1 Tomatoes .. 15 .. 29 5# Potatoes .. 15 .. 2½# meat .. 25 .. 31 .. Honey .. 35 ing. 1/ Bread .. 15 .. Crackers .. 25 .. 2 6da. pasture .. 60 .. 4 10# spuds, Bottle .. 30 .. 6# Sugar .. 50 .. 2# mush .. 25

Aug. 4 2 cans milk, Double 2# dried fruit, .. .. Lamp Chimney .. .. 5 # Beans .. .. 3 # Rice .. .. 1/4t .. .. 3 cans beef. .. .. Kerosene .. .. 115 # Hay 7 roll butter .. .. 2 cans cream .. .. 2 cans fruit .. .. Candy .. .. 8 freight in boxes .. .. 9 1/2 SR grain .. .. 2 1/2 # cray .. .. 4 cans sardines .. .. 1 can beef .. .. 1 " salmon .. .. 12 pasture, 5da, Cushenbury vegetables 4 15 freight in box - Double .. .. 1 doz eggs .. .. 3 # crackers

Aug 15 2 cans milk - Double 25 17 1 fed hay, Johnstons 25 18 crackers double 25 .. 2 cans milk .. 25 .. 6# sugar .. 50 .. 24 1 opol wine .. 16 .. 4# batter .. 80 .. 4 pk. walting .. 10 .. Express .. 50 .. Corn meal .. 40 .. Freight .. 50 .. 12 Rg Pwdn 1# .. 50 .. 3# bacon .. 60 .. 6 cans milk .. 75 .. 5# beans .. 30 .. 1/2 bale hay .. 1.00 .. 1/2 pk grain .. 1.00 .. 3# prunes .. 25 .. 5# crackers .. 50 .. 12# flour .. 55 .. 3 cans corn beef .. 45 .. 10# corn meal .. 40 .. 28 3# meat, Cooks' .. 30 .. 3# honey .. 30

Aug. 28 Mush 1# Conds' 20 " 5# spruds " 15 Sept. 2 2# weed 25 " 4 1 feed Hay Clarke's 25 " 5 ticket - Wentone to Para. 1 80 " 6 Ammunition (Clifton) 1 80 " 8 Feed on way home 1 00 " Horse shod S Bdo 1 25 " Stabling horse, Canada 25 " Grub - Dixon 40 " Pd. Dixon, Salary 55 00 " Balance on Rent Team 15 00 " Repairing Wagon 1 50 " Express Boxes 2 70 " Trays 3 doz. 1 05 Total 210 91 Less Hollis's Expenses 20 00 190 91 Eggs Grey Flycatcher 1/4 85 00 105 91 " " " " 1/3 55 00 50 91 Solelance 1/4 10 00 40 91

H.W. - Home 1062 Wm. Wagner, 207 Pennsylvania Ave. Washington, D.C.

Rainfall, 1906-07 (8:30 am.) Totals Sept. 14 .05 .05 " 30 .07 .12 Nov. 5 .03 .15 .. 23 .18 .33 .. 24 .03 .36 .. 27 .05 .41 .. 29 .14 .55 Dec. 3 .44 .99 " 4 .41 1.40 .. 10 .74 2.14 .. 12 3.12 5.26 " 26 .53 5.79 .. 27 .89 6.68 .. 28 1.88 8.56 .. 29 .24 8.80 .. 31 .71 9.51 Jan. 5 1.11 10.62 " 7 1.95 12.57 " 8 .92 13.49 " 9 1.17 14.66 " 9(1 p.m.) 1.28 15.94 .. 10 .85 16.79 .. 13 .35 17.14 .. 15 .36 17.50

Jan. 17 .04 17.54 " 18 1.46 19.00 " 26 .03 19.03 " 30 .75 19.78 Feb. 17 .86 20.64 " 22 1.83 22.47 " 23 .06 22.53 Mar. 4 .40 22.93 " 5 1.90 24.83 " 6 .31 25.14 " 20 .34 25.48 " 21 .55 26.03 " 22 .25 26.28 " 25 1.15 27.43 " 26 .08 27.51 " 27 .12 27.63 Apr. 2 .14 27.77 " 14 .06 27.83 " 24 .10 27.93 " 25 .06 27.99 May 6 .05 28.04 June 8 .17 28.29

Rainfall, 1907-08 (8:30 a.m.) Oct. 4 .09 .09 .. 15 .19 .28 .. 16 .20 .48 .. 17 .70 1.18 .. 22 .05 1.23 .. 23 .46 1.69 .. 24 .13 1.82 .. 28 .36 2.18 Dec. 6 .46 2.64 .. 11 .28 2.92

Cad. Aeads Bldg. Ground Flr 100 x 100 = 10,000 sq. ft. 22 ft in width $15,000 $7,000 10 months Solid cement foundation.

metal lattice & cement plat Tile roof <6> Hall 1/247 <14>

30 x 50 1500 5000 7500 12

Pd. Of? m allcits: Lunch 1.50 for 5 Dinner 3.50 for 7 Bkfost 2.50 for 7 = @ 35 Lunch 1.75 for 7 Rooms May. Resid from May $3.00 3.37 1/2 Camps 7.00 2. 4.90 owe 1/2 comp. $2.10

Hilda 30 50 35 25 12½ 50 me 30 50 35 25 50 Marg. {25 50 30 50 35 25 12½ 100 Walt. 30 50 35 25 50 Holly 50 35 25 50 Van 50 35 25 50 Camp 3⁰⁰ 30 50 35 25 50 Marg. - 37½ < Camp. $210 > Walt. 190 Holly 160 Van 160

Swarth 2632 Durant A. Berkeley 3176

July 28 - 1913 10 a.m. At tide ponds, fresh water-fed, on California marsh, 1/2 mi. West of Alvarado and south of Mt. Eden, Alameda Co. Cinnamon Teal & young nearly fully with old female. While I am ice blind, the bunch alights in pond at 35 yards distance. See my husband and young bunch together, with her low, swimming slowly while old female with head high swims about anxiously in advance of group. Many Redbreast Doves; two Least Sandpipers. Two Dotterels came and lit about 30 yards at edge of pond; one at least as in net plunge. 4 gulls just lit in pond, one adult and three juveniles, and dived many times, like chicks. Seeing heads high at each swallow. Ten flew off south — Larus Delawarensis. Have seen at least 4 Greater Yellow-legs: one following 4 Greens as they fly by, and

"C" called loudly, with some seconds some out of each wing; two other have lit at edge [illegible] and and are standing motionless, now for a deep bow at long intervals. Red-breasted Duntch is probing industriously in mud at margin. He puts his whole soul into it. He has a deep guttural chirp uttered occasionally. When alone he "prays" with head drawn close to body and bill pointing down at angle of 45°. Four Easter yellow-legs are now in clamorous flight about the pond. Each has nothing secondaries all being probably adults. Duntch probes with main strength, oonce in putting in bill clear to the hilt! Duntch leaves with swift, straight-away flight, silently! Several small flock of ducks fly past in the distance; also a cloud, fully 100. duntches,

"Coped wheeling and undulating across over the marsh. Bryant just flusht a Cinnamon Teal from much tiles at other end pond also a lone mudhen. the family of Cinnamon Teal are now up on dikes waddling along flying criticised against the sky. Another flock of 5 Cinnamon Teal have just dropt into pond. 3 Long-billed Dowitchers flew past, with chunky bodies, ver long bills, red breasts, & white streaks; one conspicuous on or either side margining scapulars. 1:30 p.m. Hudsonian Curlew, one lone bird flew past low overhead. Flock of 30 or more Least or semi- palmated sandpipers. Large gulls evidently Herring, stop in frequently. Barn & Cliff Swallows are common, both with full-grown young. A large company of Cliffs;

"Copied" fully 500, on telegraph wires in Thamesido. 27 Ring-billed Gulls came for a drink; all showing molting primaries from molting tailfeathers, all the all but 3 are dark-plumaged they two cannot be birds of this year's hatching. Early migrating non-breeders? On the bunch of tules are a few tule wrens, evidently feeding young. Many presumably my sparrows and Bryant Marsh Sparrows out on Salicornia marshes; also tracks of Clapper Rail in plenty in mud of sloughlots, and Bryant saw one of the birds. I saw an adult Marsh Hawk twice carrying over the marsh in usual fashion. Butcherbird round windmills. Many Red-winged Blackbirds about; evidently a roosting place on Tule patch.

"Cupid" a Least Sandpiper (positively such), adult, with nothing inner primaries lit on pond edge 20 feet from my broken board blind. The wind is heavy hard, and the bird simply stood hunched up facing the wind, until he suddenly took leave. Gulls keep coming for a moment, drunk. Adults positively recognized as Delawareensis and nothing else. Two Western Semipalmated Sandpipers lit for 2 minutes on mud bar 50 feet from me. Could see relatively long bills, and light patches at sides of rump[test].

Send Hubert Jenkins all Pinales willows group. Send Hubert Wren t't skin for Check-book dates. Send Prof. Dudley stamineate cones, J Mt. Pinus pines. Send [illegible] Eastward cones of Pinus flexilis. H. H. Bailey, Newport News, Va. Write to "Secy. of Interior" for 3rd Installment of Cones' bibliography, Leah Dunn. Farr. Send Emerson updates on Parns + athiata. Strike Hackmeyer 106 Golden Gate Ave. "Taxidermist" S.F. for "at" in Candler

Mammals Reptiles At Academy: Porus inornatus. Amphispiza belli. Anmodramus rostratus. Authorities on Algæ-Eastwood California Wood-Working Co. San Francisco. (For five cases) Send separates since Oct. 1903 to all European exchanges. The Ennis To Mr. A. J. Campbell, Custom House, Melbourne, Australia Send Vanderburgh's all Santa Barbara Ed. reptiles Send Horned Toads to Mrs. Heath. Send Porus separates to Miss Isabel McGucken.

Jos. Elmer Wilson 1721 Alameda Ave., Alameda. (also 641 Market St.) Odd-Fellows Library - S.F. Audubon's Mammoths. Get indelible black ink from Fisher. H. B. Kaeding 820 Scott St. Pierce Authorities on Marine algae for Leslie (1236 Ingraham St., SA) List of New Zoology Books. Get figures or Museum cases (zinc) Enquire of Supply Dept. - Lab. materials.

Foreign Express 1 lb. England & Austria 90p. 2 lb. .. .. #1/10 Condor Paper Colonial Buff = Cover Peerless coated = inside (pure white)

Warren - House Keeper $2 Camp (Breakfast) $2$1 Gardiner $2 $1 Breakfast Kinney $4.80 Whitney $5.00 Jones (Lunch) $2 $2 Miller Leebegan $2 Chief $2 $2 Jufto $2 Grinnell (Dinner) Taylor Miller $2 $2 25 Murray $2

On % Groceries 17 35 Bread 40 Traps (Kinney) 4 80 Traps (J. G.) 6 00 Wine 1 00 Express m Chest 2 45 Rent for Cottage 5 00 Wash - basin 15 MILK 30 Salmon 60 Crackers 25 Baking Box 20 Rope 05 Eggs 25 Butter 75 Crackers 25 Onions 25 Eggs 25 Eggs 25 Miller Samps Chimney 10 Potatoes 20lbs. 50 Hardtack 05 MILK (Camp) 20 Butter 75 42 15

M. Warren $200 + $200 + .5 C. Camp $300 + $100 + .50 E. Gardiner $300 + .30 + 1/2 S. Kinney $480 + $2.15; - J. Whitney $500 - .50 H. Jones $400 + .50 J. Geohogan $200 + $125 + $125 P. Eliel $400 + $20 W. Lupta $200 + $200 + .50 W. Taylor $200 + 250} J. Grimwell $500 - .50 } R. Miller $200 + $225 + $420 - H. Murray $200 + $230 + .20 13) 58.50 ($4.50 52 65 65

Fad 42 15 Express m bread 60 Syrup (Whitney) 40 Butter (Gresham) 75 Cheese 50 Trip paper 25 Candles 20 Meat 60 Bread 40 Biscuit, S-W 15 Butter 40 Bread 40 doz. Eggs 25 Steak 50 20 lbs. spuds 50 Groceries (J.G. F) 2 10 3 cans maple (Kins) 2 15 MILK (Gardiner) 30 milk 40 milk 60 Baking-pow 25 Macaroni 25 Eggs 25 Bread 40 Peppers 15 Bread (Miller 3 60 ----- 58 50

Fischer's Prices for cleaning Skulls Shrews to Kangaroos 10c ea Kangaroos & Cat 15c Cat to Coyote 20c Deer, Bear, Sheep 50c

Erace Severdfeiger, Glendora, Cal.

"Dendroica palmarum" "jun." ? Pacific Grove, Cal. Oct. 9, 1896 No. 1089 Coll. in first winter plumage, exactly like So. Carolina example in corresponding date plumage. Helminthophila c. socideta verified: Haywards, Cal. ?, Jan. 25-1881 # 19 WO ?, Feb. 8 - 1899 # 2087 .. "Selasphorus florosii ?" Hayward , Feb. 20, 1901. No. 2663, Coll. W.O.E. Very plainly a hybrid between S. alleni + C. aura.

Zonotrichia querula No.2482, Coll. W.O.E., Haywards, Oct. 28 -1905 ♂ imm. (in first-winter plumage): Seems normal in every way. esential Compared with Eastern example. Deudroica caerulescens In coll. W.O.E. (same as recorded by Bryant) No No. "Farallon Island, Nov. 17, 1886 ♀. Coll. by Mrs. F.A. Rugg", & sent to Emerson. Identical with eastern fall ♀♀ No doubt, whaten. Mniotilta varia. ad ♂ No. 748 Coll. W.O.E. "Found dead on the Island" under telephone wire, by E. Farallon Island, May 28, 1887 m. varia No. 3047 W.O.E. ♂ Carmel Valley, Sept. 8, 1901

"Merula confinis" No. 157, Coll. W.O.E. "Ad.♀, Hayward's, Cal. Jan. 7, 1882; Coll. by Emmen. a ♀, but not so pale as I confinis from Sierra de l Laguna, S. Cal. Breast with decided reddish tinge of ordinary propinquus. Head colored exactly as in ♀ propinquus; superciliary not continuous but broken, top of head with decided black central feathered Back washy ashier and more ashy than in young propinquus. Us more whi on belly than in many propinquus. Bills ident

Ticket Receipt Worcom 4 1.00 O.W. Howard 12 J.E. Law 4 1.00 H. Robertson 4 1.00 B Franklin x2 .50 Jackson 4 1.00 Scott 2 .50 Clifton 725 2.00 Taylor 25 15 3.75 Lewis 150 200 56 19.20 Hollis 1 .25 Van Rossem 5 1.00 J. [illegible] 5 1.00 Richardson x22 6 1.50 G. Porter 5+5 1.00 S. Bowles 3 1.00 H. Hawley 53 .60 M. Hawley 5 Richardson 3 .75 29.05

Fisher Lecture Expenses Nov. 1 Express & cuts .60 .. 9 Tickets (750) 1.75 .. .. 100 poster bills 4.25 .. .. Sent Fisher, in advance 25.00 Dec 4 W. Taylor bill-posting 1.00 .. 5 Ad. in News- 1.20 .. 6 Star 1.00 .. 7 Lantern 5.00 Total 39.80 29.05 In the hole - 10.75 Clifton-$500 Box Barnwell, Albany, Cal.

Miss. A.M. Alexander, Box 147, % Mr. John Waterhouse Honolulu, H.J. Miss. L. Kellogg, 1253 Grove St., Oakland, Calif. J.J. Morgan San Juan Rubber Co. 433 Security Bldg. Los Angeles

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