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First Article taken up :
To choose a Moderator.
Voted, That the polls be kept open five minutes.
The polls were then declared open for the reception of
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votes for Moderator and were kept open five minutes, when they were declared closed.
The Town Clerk then proceeded to sort and count the votes given in for Moderator, and the whole number of votes so given in was forty-one ; for Moderator, Hon. William Aspin- wall had forty-one, was declared elected, and took the chair.
The meeting was then called to order by the Moderator, and prayer was offered by the Rev. Leonard K. Storrs.
Col. Thomas H. Talbot moved that the Second and Third Articles be taken up together ; to wit, -
Second. To see if the town will choose two women as Overseers of the Poor.
Third. To choose the usual town officers for the ensuing year.
Voted, That the Second and Third Articles be taken up together.
Second Article :
To see if the town will choose two women to be Overseers of the Poor.
Third Article :
To choose the usual town officers for the ensuing year.
On motion of Col. Thomas H. Talbot, it was -
Voted, That the meeting now proceed to the election by ballot, on one ticket, of the following town officers for the ensuing year, and for such longer period as is hereinafter specified ; viz., -
A Town Clerk, who shall be Clerk of the Selectmen, Over- seers of the Poor, and Board of Health ; a Treasurer and Col- lector, five Selectmen, who shall be Surveyors of Highways and a Board of Health ; seven Overseers of the Poor, two of of whom shall be women ; three Assessors, three members of the School Committee for three years, one member of the School Committee for two years (to fill a vacancy ), four Trus- tees of the Public Library for three years, two Trustees of Walnut Hills Cemetery for three years, one Commissioner of the Sinking Fund for three years, one member of the Water Board for three years, twelve Constables, two Fence View- ers, three Auditors.
Voted, That the polls be opened and kept open until ten minutes past five of the clock in the afternoon.
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Voted, That the Moderator be authorized to appoint two or more persons to assist in sorting and counting the votes.
The Moderator appointed the following gentlemen to assist in sorting and counting the votes ; viz., Col. Thomas H. Tal- bot, George Brooks, William B. Sears, and Joshua Crane.
The polls were then declared open for the reception of votes for the various officers before specified, and were kept open until ten minutes past five of the clock in the afternoon, when, after giving notice that they were about to be closed, so that any voters present who had not voted could have an op- portunity so to do if they desired, they were declared closed.
The Moderator and Town Clerk then proceeded to help sort and count the votes so given in, and the whole number so given in was six hundred and sixty-four, and the follow- ing persons, having a large plurality of the votes cast, were declared elected to the several offices ; to wit, -
Town Clerk, Clerk of the Selectmen, Overseers of the Poor, and Board of Health : B. F. Baker [sworn by the Moderator].
Selectmen, Surveyors of Highways, and a Board of Health: William I. Bowditch [sworn by the Moderator], James W. Edgerly [sworn by the Moderator], Francis W. Lawrence [sworn by the Moderator], Horace James [sworn by the Town Clerk], Oliver Whyte [sworn by the Moder- ator].
Overseers of the Poor : William I. Bowditch [sworn by the Moderator], James W. Edgerly [sworn by the Moderator], Francis W. Lawrence [sworn by the Moderator], Horace James [sworn by the Moderator], Oliver Whyte [sworn by the Moderator], Mrs. Henrietta G. Codman, Mrs. Elizabeth Cabot.
Assessors : William Lincoln, J. Anson Guild, Thomas B. Hall [sworn by the Moderator].
Treasurer and Collector: Moses Withington [sworn by the Moder- ator].
Member of the Water Board for 3 years : William J. Griggs.
Trustees of the Public Library for 3 years: Charles H. Drew [ac- cepted], Augustine Shurtleff, Rev. Howard N. Brown, William Aspin- wall [accepted].
1 School Committee for 3 years : Albert Mason, Rev. Warren Goddard, Jr., Rev. Leonard K. Storrs.
School Committee for 2 years (to fill a vacancy) : David B. VanSlyck.
Trustees of Walnut Hills Cemetery for 3 years: Charles S. Sargent, Willard A. Humphrey.
Auditors : Nathaniel G. Chapin, Charles H. Stearns, Thomas H. Bacon [declined].
Commissioner of the Sinking Fund for 3 years: Charles D. Head.
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Fence Viewers : Clark L. Haynes, William K. Melcher.
Constables : Eben W. Reed, George F. Johnson, Daniel C. Murray, Willard Y. Gross [sworn by the Moderator], Burnham C. Clark [sworn by the Moderator], Thomas S. Pettengill [sworn by the Moderator], George F. Dearborn [sworn by the Moderator], John C. Morse [sworn by the Moderator], James W. Sinclair [sworn by the Moderator], Joseph Crawshaw.
In voting, the check list was used, and no person was al- lowed to deposit his vote until his name was found on the list and checked.
The meeting then nominated and chose the following offi- cers for the ensuing year ; viz., -
Surveyors of Lumber and Measurers of Wood and Bark: William D. Coolidge, Francis H. Bacon, William K. Melcher, John E. Cousens, Frank F. Seamans.
Field Drivers: Eben W. Reed, Daniel C. Murray, Thomas S. Pet- tengill.
Pound Keeper: Eben W. Reed.
Sealers of Leather : Samuel A. Robinson, Willard Warren.
Sealer of Weights and Measures : Alfred Kenrick, Jr.
Cemetery Committee : Thomas S. Pettengill.
Truant Officers : George F. Dearborn, Burton R. Willis, Thomas J. Murray.
Voted, To take up the Ninth Article.
Ninth Article taken up :
To see what action the town will take in reference to uniting with Boston in making a new channel for Muddy river, so that the river may be kept free from sewage as far as possible.
Voted, That William Aspinwall, John W. Candler, Charles U. Cotting, Francis W. Lawrence, and Robert Amory be a committee with authority to negotiate with the city of Boston in reference to constructing a new channel for Muddy river from near Pond avenue to Charles river, so that the same may be kept free from sewage, such nego- tiation to be subject to ratification by the town.
Voted, To adjourn, to meet in this place on Monday, the first day of April next, at half-past seven of the clock in the evening.
Adjourned.
Attest : B. F. BAKER,
Town Clerk.
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In pursuance of the laws of this Commonwealth, the Town Clerk forthwith made out his warrant and delivered it to Con- stable Willard Y. Gross, requiring him within three days from the date thereof to summons all officers chosen and not qualified to appear before the Town Clerk within seven days from the date of said warrant, to be qualified for their several offices, .to be sworn where an oath is required, or to signify their refusal of said office. Also to signify their acceptance or refusal of the office to which they were chosen where an oath is not required.
Attest : B. F. BAKER, Town Clerk.
COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS.
NORFOLK, SS.
Then personally appeared the persons below named, and were sworn to the faithful discharge of their duty at the time set against their names, or signified their acceptance or re- fusal of the office to which they had been chosen ; to wit, -
1878.
Overseers of the Poor : Mrs. Henrietta G. Codman and Mrs. Elizabeth Cabot [sworn March 27, by William I. Bowditch, a Justice of the Peace].
Assessors : William Lincoln [sworn March 29], J. Anson Guild [sworn March 30].
Fence Viewers : Clark L. Haynes [sworn March 30], William K. Mel- cher [sworn April 2].
Constables: Eben W. Reed [sworn April 1], George F. Johnson [sworn April 1], Daniel C. Murray [sworn April 1], George F. Dearborn [sworn March 30], Joseph Crawshaw [sworn April 2].
Surveyor of Lumber and Measurer of Wood and Bark: William K. Melcher [sworn April 2].
Field Drivers : Eben W. Reed [sworn April 1], Daniel C. Murray [sworn April 1], Thomas S. Pettengill [sworn March 30].
Pound Keeper : Eben W. Reed [sworn April 1].
Sealer of Leather : Samuel A. Robinson [sworn March 29].
Truant Officer : George F. Dearborn [sworn March 29].
Sealer of Weights and Measures : Alfred Kenrick, Jr. [sworn March 29]
Water Board for 3 years : William J. Griggs [accepted April 2].
Trustees of the Library for 3 years : Rev. Howard N. Brown [accepted April 1], Augustine Shurtleff [accepted March 29].
School Committee for 3 years : Albert Mason [accepted March 30], Rev. Leonard K. Storrs [accepted April 1].
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Trustees of Walnut Hills Cemetery for 3 years: Charles S. Sargent [accepted March 30], Willard A. Humphrey [accepted April 1]. Auditor : Charles H. Stearns [declined March 30].
Commissioner of the Sinking Fund for 3 years : Charles D. Head [ac- cepted March 29].
Cemetery Committee : Thomas S. Pettengill [accepted March 30].
ADJOURNED ANNUAL MEETING, APRIL 1, 1878.
Pursuant to adjournment, the inhabitants of the town of Brookline, qualified to vote in elections, met at the Town Hall in said town, on Monday, the first day of April in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and seventy- eight, and were called to order at half-past seven of the clock in the evening by the Moderator, William Aspinwall.
Records of the last meeting were read and approved.
Fourth Article taken up :
To hear and act upon the reports of town officers and committees.
The following reports of town officers and committees, which had been printed and distributed among the inhabitants of the town, were presented by Mr. William I. Bowditch, who moved their acceptance ; to wit, -
Report of Town Treasurer.
Voted, To accept the Town Treasurer's report.
Report of the Selectmen.
Voted, To accept the report.
Report of the Trustees of Walnut Hills Cemetery.
Voted, To accept the report.
Report of the Overseers of the Poor.
Voted, To accept the report.
Report of the Water Board taken up :
On motion of Oliver Whyte, it was -
Voted, That the Water Board be authorized to expend a sum not exceeding eight hundred dollars in the grading and improving the grounds and roadways attached to the pump- ing station of the Brookline water works at West Roxbury,
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and that sum, $800, be appropriated for the purpose and charged to the construction of water works.
Voted, That the Water Board be authorized to cause the stand-pipe of the Brookline water works, situated on the grounds of Atherton T. Brown, to be raised an additional height of six feet at an expense not exceeding one hundred. and eighty-five dollars, and that sum, $185, be appropriated for the purpose and charged to the construction of water works.
Voted, That the Water Board be authorized to purchase, for the use of the pumping station, a lathe and a steam-engine indicator, at an expense not exceeding two hundred and fifty dollars, and that the amount, $250, be appropriated for the purpose and charged to maintenance of water works.
Voted, That if any person shall turn on or turn off the water in any of the public water pipes or reservoirs without the license of the Water Board, he shall be liable to a penalty of not less than $3 nor more than $20, upon conviction there- of before a trial justice or court having jurisdiction of offences arising under town by-laws.
On motion of Oliver Whyte, -
Voted, To accept the report.
Mr. William I. Bowditch presented the following reports and moved their acceptance ; to wit, -
Report of the Commissioners of the Sinking Fund.
Voted, To accept the report.
Report of the engineers on the construction of the main sewer.
Voted, To accept the report.
Report of the Committee on Sewer Assessments.
Voted, To accept the report.
Report of the Trustees of the Public Library.
Voted, To accept the report.
Report of the School Committee.
Voted, To accept the report.
On motion of William H. Lincoln, it was -
Voted, That the town hereby assigns the State Primary School at Munson as the place of confinement, discipline, and
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instruction for habitual truants and children described in the first section of Chapter 262 of the Acts of the General Court of the year 1875, and instructs the Selectmen to apply to the Board of State Charities for their assent thereto.
Voted, That the Selectmen are also authorized to select such other similar institution in addition to the State Prim- ary School at Munson as in their judgment may seem best.
Report of the Auditors taken up.
On motion of William I. Bowditch, it was -
Voted, To accept the report.
Report of the Assessors, and the list of taxes and the names *
of the taxpayers.
Voted, To accept the report.
Fifth Article taken up :
To see what action the town will take in reference to the sale of intox- icating liquors, and whether it will advise the Selectmen to grant or with- hold licenses.
Voted, That the Selectmen be advised to enforce the exist- ing laws of this Commonwealth in relation to the sale of in- toxicating liquors, and as a part of that policy to grant licenses for such sale to suitable persons.
Voted, To take up the Seventh Article.
Seventh Article taken up :
To see what action the town will take in reference to laying down a sewer in Aspinwall avenue, to connect with the present sewers in School and Harvard streets ; such sewer to take none of the water from Aspin- wall brook, and to have no overflow into the same.
Voted, That the subject of the Seventh Article in the war- rant be referred to the Selectmen, with instructions to give a public hearing thereon, and upon any plan which may be laid before them for a sewer in or near Aspinwall avenue to connect with the intercepting sewer just built, and to carry the water of any sewer now built or hereafter to be built, or any brook, and to report thereon at any adjournment of this or at another town meeting.
Fourteenth Article taken up :
To raise and appropriate such sums of money as may be required to defray the expenses of the town during the ensuing year, and for any or all of the foregoing articles.
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Voted, To lay the Fourteenth Article on the table.
Thirteenth Article taken up :
To see if the town will accept the list of jurors as revised by the Se- lectmen, and posted according to law.
The following list of jurors for the ensuing year was then presented to the meeting, and the following names were stricken out; viz., William Foster, he having taken up his residence in another State, and William F. Hall, at his own request, on account of deafness : --
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List of Jurors for the Town of Brookline for the year 1878.
Adams, B. F.
Erhard, George
Allen, Philip S.
Fabyan, George F.
Allen, Rufus S.
Farrar, Alonzo
Bacon, Francis H.
Fay, Henry G.
Bancroft, Charles P.
Fisher, George J.
Beecher, Luther F.
Fisher, Horace N.
Boody, James H.
Frost, Morrill
Boynton, George F.
Gardner, Harrison
Burdett, Horatio S.
Getchell, Isaiah S.
Burton, Hazen J.
Goodspeed, Munroe
Burt, Solomon
Goodwin, Willard A.
Bush, Samuel D.
Gove. Arthur B.
Cabot, John H.
Griggs, Thomas B.
Candler, John W.
Griggs, William J.
Cate, Isaac M.
Harrington, Andrew J.
Chace, Reuben A.
Harris, Nathaniel
Chase, H. Lincoln
Haven, Frank
Chester, Walstein R.
Heath, Sidney
Clark, Samuel
Henry, John J.
Collins, Henry
Hill, William H., Jr.
Coolidge, William D.
James, Charles H.
Conant, Nathaniel
Jones, Jerome
Cotton, William C.
Joyce, George F.
Cotting, Charles U.
Kenrick, David T. Lamb, Charles F.
Cutler, Abraham L.
Lee, John Howard
Dana, Dennison D.
Lincoln, Albert L.
Dane, Edward S.
Darracott, Franklin
Davis, Isaac S.
Delano, Oliver B.
Long, Jonathan D. Loring, Augustus N. Lovering, J. C. Mahan, Michael Mann, N. P., Jr.
Dorr, Nathan
Marston, Edwin O.
Driscoll, James Eager, Henry B.
McCormack, John
Edwards, Samuel D.
Melcher, William K.
Crane, Lewis M.
Adjourned Annual Meeting, April 1, 1878.
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Mellen, Frederick H.
Stearns, William
Nash, Francis J.
Stone, Milton J.
Noyes, George D. .
Taylor, John C.
O'Day, John T.
Todd, Thomas
Palmer, Charles L.
Trowbridge, Charles P.
Parker, Mason G.
Verney, Osavius
Perrin, Lewis
Wason, Elbridge
Pierce, Peter W.
White, Isaac D.
Prescott, Frederick W.
Whyte, Oliver
Quinlan, M. W.
Wilder, William H.
Ritchie, John
Williams, Howard S.
Ritchie, Thomas P.
Wilson, William W.
Rogers, John K.
Winchester, Stephen
Russell, Marshall
Winsor, Walter T.
Sargent, Charles S.
Wood, Charles H.
Seamans, James M.
Woodward, Isaac
Sears, Isaac H.
Wrightington, Charles W.
Smith, Nahum
Young, John D.
Attest : B. F. BAKER,
Brookline, Mass., March 4, 1878.
Town Clerk.
Voted, To accept the foregoing list.
Fourteenth Article taken up :
To raise and appropriate such sums of money as may be required to defray the expenses of the town during the ensuing year, and for any or all of the foregoing articles.
The meeting then made the following appropriations ; to wit, --
Abatement of taxes .
$5,000 00
Cemetery, old .
200 00
Cemetery, Walnut Hills, clerk of
150 00
Contingencies
8,000 00
Decoration Day
300 00
Health Department .
1,000 00
Interest on town debt
94,000 00
Library
4,000 00
Librarian's salary
1,200 00
Poor, support of
6,000 00 175 00
Sewers, care of
1.000 00
Sinking Fund
58,600 00
Soldiers, disabled, and families of deceased 500 00
State aid .
800 00
Repairing town buildings
1,500 00
Land damages in construction of main sewer
2,251 00
Voted, To adjourn, to meet in this place on Wednesday,
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Phillips, John F.
White, Francis A.
Ringing bell
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the tenth instant, at half-past seven of the clock in the even- ing.
Adjourned.
Attest : B. F. BAKER, Town Clerk.
ADJOURNED ANNUAL MEETING, APRIL 10, 1878.
Pursuant to adjournment, the inhabitants of the town of Brookline, qualified to vote in elections, met at the Town Hall in said town, on Wednesday, the tenth day of April in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and seventy-eight, and were called to order at half-past seven of the clock in the evening by the Moderator, William Aspin- wall.
The meeting then proceeded to fill the vacancies in the list of town officers chosen at the meeting held on the twenty- sixth of March last who had declined the office to which they had been chosen or neglected to qualify themselves for said office.
The persons who had been chosen Auditors having all de- clined to serve, it was -
Voted, To reconsider so much of the vote passed at the meeting held on the twenty-sixth day of March last whereby the town voted to choose Auditors by ballot, and that the meeting proceed to choose the Auditors for the ensuing year by nomination.
As the town voted, at the meeting held on the twenty- sixth day of March last, to choose by ballot twelve consta- bles, and as only ten were found to have been elected, it was -
Voted, To open the polls in five minutes for the choice of two constables by ballot.
The meeting then nominated and chose the following offi- cers ; to wit, -
Auditors : James S. Whitney [accepted], Robert S. Littell [declined April 12], Frederick W. Prescott.
Surveyors of Lumber and Measurers of Wood and Bark: William D. Coolidge, Frank F. Seamans, John E. Cousens [sworn April 16], Francis H. Bacon [sworn April 12].
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Sealer of Leather : Willard Warren.
Truant Officers : Burton R. Willis [sworn April 13], Thomas J. Mur- ray.
The polls were then declared opened for the reception of votes for two constables, and after being kept open ten min- utes they were declared closed.
The Moderator and Town Clerk then proceeded to sort and count the votes given in, and the whole number so given in was ten, and the following persons, having, one ten, and the other seven votes, were declared elected ; viz., -
Constables : George E. Everett [sworn April 12], Alfred E. Kenrick [sworn April 12].
Sixth Article taken up :
To see what action the town will take in reference to putting down lateral sewers in the village, and in Longwood.
Voted, That the sum of seventeen thousand and thirty- four ($17,034) dollars be appropriated for putting down sewers.
Voted, That prior to the adoption by the town of a rule for laying assessments for the right to use the main sewer, the Selectmen may, in their discretion, allow any abutter to enter and use the same, taking from each and every party so using the privilege an agreement to do all work in a manner satisfactory to the Selectmen, and to pay to the town, on demand, such assessments as shall be legally laid on such parties or their estates for the right to use the sewer in that or any other way.
Voted, That the Selectmen be authorized to lay sewers in the following streets ; to wit, -
Name and Location.
No. of No. of Size. Length. Man- Catch holes. Basins.
Estimated Cost.
Ivy street, from Essex street to St. Mary's street
18/
1222
12
4 $3628
Kent and Colchester streets, from Dud- ley street to Carlton street
150
992 )
17
S
4463
12"
230
Monmouth and St. Mary's streets, from Carlton street to Beacon street .
15/
432
11
5
2743
18/
332 J
Monmouth court, from the railroad to Monmouth street
12/ 773
8
2
1561
Emerald street, from Pearl street to Brookline avenue .
12"
200
3
2
581
ยท
12"
728
.
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Pearl street, from summit to Emerald
street
12'' 130
2
2
$242
Fay place, from summit to Washington street .
. 12/
220
3
1
543
Brookline avenue and Washington
.
street, from town line to old cul-
30//x45/
525
4
3
3273
vert, Brookline avenue,
Eighth Article taken up :
To hear and act upon the report of the Committee on the Mode of Laying Assessments for the right to use the town sewers.
Voted, That the Eighth Article be referred to a future town meeting.
Tenth Article taken up :
To hear and act upon the report of the Committee on By-Laws.
Voted, That the Tenth Article be referred to a future town meeting.
Eleventh Article taken up :
To see what action the town will take in reference to Aaron D. Weld's. right of way across the northwest corner of the new cemetery.
Voted, That the subject matter of this article be referred. to the trustees of the new cemetery, with full power to effect, such a settlement of the claim of the town, either in money or other land, as they shall think expedient, and for the best interests of the cemetery. They are required to report such settlement made in either mode, or their inability to agree upon a settlement, as soon as may be.
Twelfth Article taken up :
To see whether the town will make an appropriation for lighting St. Paul street, from Longwood avenue to Francis street, and to place a. lamp near the corner of Morss avenue and Walnut street.
Voted, That the sum of three hundred dollars be appro- priated for lighting St. Paul street, between Longwood avenue and Francis street, and for a lamp near the corner of Morss avenue and Walnut street.
Fourteenth Article taken up :
To raise and appropriate such sums of money as may be required to defray the expenses of the town during the ensuing year, and for any or all of the foregoing articles.
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Voted, That the Water Board be authorized to lay a 6- inch main in Babcock and Freeman streets, a distance of 3900 feet, at an estimated expense of $3700, and charge the sa ne to extension of water works.
Voted, That for the extension of water works, the town reappropriate the sum of $2608.08, being the amount left from the sale of water bonds, and also appropriate the sum of $5891.92, to be raised by taxation, making the whole amount $8500.
Voted, That the Water Board be authorized to pay Ken- rick Brothers $411.38, also Francis Maley $59.16, for 2- inch mains laid in Mountfort and St. Mary's streets and Sewall place, and that the same be charged to the extension of water works.
Voted, That the Water Board be authorized to lay a 6- inch main in Harvard street, from the point where the main now ends to a point near the Boston line, a distance of 1760 feet, at an estimated expense of $1600, and charge the same to the extension of water works.
Voted, That the Water Board be authorized to lay a 6- inch main in Cottage street, from the point where the main now ends to a point opposite the estate of James L. Little, Jr., a distance of 900 feet, at an estimated expense of $1200, upon Mr. Little agreeing to repay to the town $350, upon completion of the work, as part of the expense of laying the said main, the balance to be charged to extension of water works.
Voted, That $800 be appropriated to pay the salaries of the Town Clerk, clerk of the Selectmen, and clerk of the Overseers of the Poor.
Voted, That the sum of one hundred and fourteen dollars ($114) be raised and appropriated as the interest on the Edward Devotion School Fund, and placed in the hands of the School Committee for school purposes.
The meeting made the following appropriations ; viz., -
For construction of sewer $17,034 00
lighting St. Paul street, between Longwood avenue and
Francis street, and a lamp post on Morss avenue 300 00
highways
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