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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-06
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The cruiser Minneapolis Is out for an ocean
test to-day, and the eyes Of ST. Paul are on her.
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The remnants Of the Coxey army that are
stin lingering on the outskirts of Washington
are in miserable state, and their leaders have
appealed to the District Commissioners for per-
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May Be an Odd Fellow.

On Monday morning a white man attempted to board q freight train below Pine Bluff, on the St.Iouis Southwestern Railroad, when the train pulled out, and he was thrown under a box-ear and one foot was badly mashed. He was attempting to steal d ride when the accident happened He was brought to this city and, being moneyless and friendless, was carried to the county poor-housc, where his wounds were attended to by Dr. ]. H. smart. the county physician. The unfortunate man wears an emblem of the order of Odd Fellows and may belong to that fraternity.
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A Delightful Event.

Last evening at the residence of Dr. and Mrs. \. G. Thompson, on Sixth avenue, occurred a social event that will long be green in the mem ories of the young people who had the honor 0f being present. 1t was Il card party and was given by the hospitable and genial host and host ess in honor of their charming daughter, Miss Azubah. The guests, upon their arrival, were ushered into the brilliantly lighted home which had been exquisitely decorated with festoons of evergreens and chrysan- themums The earlier part of the evening was devoted to the pleasures of progressive euchre. After the games the guests were invited into the dining-hall where sumptuous and delicious refreshments were
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trains mustof a necessity stop at the shops for at leest twenty minutes 70 be oiled, swept outand supplied with coal, ice and water, and during his interval passengers could eat their meals at leisure; whereas, if the diu- ing station was elsewhere the trains would be compelled to make anothcr stop for twenty minutcs,a and his can not now be allowed, fer passenger trains must now make two hours and fifteen minuets faster time bc- tween Fair Oaks and Texalkana fl the road is to be progressive and compete with other lines in ihe pas senger traffic Capt k. D. Neieh will be in charge of the now dining sta- tion. which is I guarantee that fl will in every way hecreditahieto to oae city. The building will be completed ny the 10th inst and it is thought that passengers can be served with meals or lunches there by that time
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served. Then followed several hours which were devoted to danc- ing, and it was with the deepest re- gret that the young people finally bade their lovely young hostess good night, and sought their homes. The guests were:
 Misses Addie Brady. Mamie Prou9- foot, Ethel Van. Loudie Dnmas, Mag Rutledge, Emma Hyslop Bessie Fox. Mamie Mooney. Azouba Thompson, Annie Noel, Willie Fall.
 Messrs. Dave Henderson, Monroe Perdue, Felix SmarT, Carl Hing, Tom Moss. Will Owen. .Cmrin Nichol. Warren Jones, George Nining, Mar tin Moss, Frank Ragland, George Wells. Henry Russell, Met Jones.
 Mr. and Mrs. Jackson, Toronto: Dr. and Mrs. Thompson.
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Christmas Announcements.

Don't wait til aii the best bargains are taken but call and select carly yonr Xmas gifts. Ne have hundreds of beautiful things which need but to be seen to bc appreciated.
 Here are few if,ce>: Cup and saGcef from 15 to " T each Toilet tray from sl to si 50 each Picture frames from S2 10 %3 .. inl,-stan9s, from $2to $6 Vel holtiers from aG to 73 ecnt' IaHps Irain E 70 S25. Candle sticks rom F cents to &25i eanales, peflazan, 45 reHfs,al le8lors. Clocks from 57l ecats to S75. Opera classes from 5l 39 t0 SlS. Gold sraif piHs from Si to .S.l23.- Whisi brppms from S2 l5 ta S325. Clothes isrushes from $2aD to $1 Mirrors from S1 .30 to %3
 NJ pAKsE X So.
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SpeeiaE Agsessane,,t.


 The tax book for the collection ei the special assessment npon the real property in District No. for he pur- pose of sewers has been placed ia any hands All owners Of real property lying il the district are required to pay their assessments to ne within thirty days from December l If such payment is not made. action will be commenced at the end of that time for the collection of said ass ss. ments and for legal penalties ana costs.
 Given under my hand this lath day
 November. 1S9i
 i5Janl ". D. HEAHS, Collector.
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IT WILL BE ESTABLISHED
That Dining station al the Cotton Felt shops.-Capt. Weleh yVun be in
 Charge.

The officials of the St Louis :5auth- western railroad say hafthe estab- lishment ef the dining station fer passengers on that road Ut the shops. this city, is necessity, and that the same will be established ThereasoHs given for this are most plausible, as all reasonable men must agree. In the first place, they say that locating the eating house down tEere, instead Of nearer up town, will in no way injure our city, for every article used
 will be purchased from ournerehants just the same as in the eating house was nearer the business center. All
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Miss Lizzie Grace entertained | of friends in q most cordial and pleasing manner at the home of her parents, Mir md Mrs. A. B. Grace, on Nest Fifth avenue last night with cards. It was very pleasant occa- sion and one taat was highly en- ioyed by all who were fortunate enough to be present.
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Dr. Prices Cream Baking Powder Worlds Fair Highest Me da and Diploma.

Mir. W. II. Rowland, the popular agent of the Arkansas River Packet Company, received a telegram yestcr- day afternoon stating that the steamer Eugene would leave Mem phis for this place today at r o'clock. The waters of the Arkan- sas river are now of sufficient depth to allow that steamer to reach here without difficulty.
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MOST PERFECT MADE.

Everybody is going to the Opera house next Monday night to see the world renowned pugilist and cham pion of the world, James Corbett. "Gentleman Jim" will be one of the biggest drawing cards to appear at the Opera-house this season.
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Ne mean what we say. Wp will sell for cash lumber laths, shingles, doors, windows hlislis, hot-beasasI
 window elass. saSii weights. etc. for tlesis money than they haye ever been ssile else in the WUfiti Nothing charged at eaHh prices strictly cash. F 2li1 BI lFE tITY LUMBER Co
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Tee magnificent new passenger en- zine, No. l50. being built throughout in the shops oi the St. Louis South western railroad. at this place, will soon be completed and ready for ser vice. Tlle engine will be a magniii- cent piece of mechanism and will re- fleet much credit upon the shops at which it was built.
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The Xmas numbers of both for eign and our own periodicals will be handsomer than ever. Send your order now for the demand is already
 heavy. Hoyler X Rowland. Il l9tf
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Chas Ryan. druggist, Springfield lA., writes: Japanese Pile Cure is q big seller and has given entire satis faction. except i'll one case, which was made entirely satisfactory by your refunding the S5. Dewoody iii Go, Pine Bluff, Ark
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Woman, why lose your freshness and beauty through ehills, bilious ness and general debility? Try Plan .ation Chill Cure. Sold by Mc( am mon X Son. Pine Bluff, Ark; J. NJ. Barrett, Sherrill. Ark
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PINE BLUFF DAILY GRAPHIC.
PINE BLUFF. ARK. DEC. }, 1891.

MT. Johnson Woodson and Mrs. Nina Woodson, of Little Roek,are in the city, guests Of their relatives, Mr. and Mrs. R. H. NJ Mills.
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Look out fer our Christmas novel, ties for the "little folks" Santa Clans has written Us that he intends sending us just what they want.
 HoYLER X NowLANp, II 97tf 1I3 West Second avenue,
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Mir. Henry cooka wife and baby, accompanied by Miss Lillie Bernath, arrived in the city from Cincinnati yesterday. Mr Cook will spend ahnnt two weeks in the city.
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Hsve you seen the lovely pictures displayed at Hoyier X Rowland 's2 They are given away with Christmas editions of the different magazines.
 IL 2IdIf
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Mfr. George E. Nils, oi Little Rock, is ia the eity To attend the funeral of his kinswaman. Airs. Hattie Butter worth which occurs this morning at 10 o'clock,
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We told you sometime ago to watch us. Are you doing it? It will pay you to do so. Everything we carry in stock is new and attractive and We are still arasping for new ideas. HoYLER X NowLAND.
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Subscribers for the Morning GpApnIc will confer favor upon us if they will report promptly to this office any and all failures to get their paper. We have no other mems of Knowing when errors occur. Ne earnestly desire a perfect delivery
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Mr. N. A. Clay has established q detective and collecting agency in this city. He has elegantly fitted up m office in the Davis block over I,authan & Robinson s, where he can ot Ill times be found He will de work for railroads, express anti ltl- surance companies. banks or private individuals. Investigate murders. Iobberies and incendiaries upon ap- plication. Mir Clay is a most honor abl man and ean be implicitly re lied upon-
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II Ndtf

On account of trains missing connection at Memphis the remains Of Mrs. Hattie Butterworth did not arrive here yesterday as expected. The funeral will take place from the First Methodist Church this morning at 10 o'clock.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-12-05

hancelor Robinson has appointed Capt N: r. Roberts receiver of whaa ls known as the tobnrn gin. i'll this eity, pensliug a suit between Mr, Ed. Itxeerald and Mr. F. l.. colburn.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-12-05

aDecnmentsin Evidence, or Iov When a Game of Three Have you seen il? You never saw anything like if before.
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ON The VERGE OF war
Colea and Japan Lining Up Their
Almsd Forces
RUSSIA WON'T HAVE IT
France. Too. Is Said to Be willing
to Take q Hand-0ne Report
Says War Has Been
Declared.

SAN FRANCISCO, July 2i.-News advicss
from Yokohama To June 30. received to-
day on the steamship City Of Rio Janeiro,
contain but few Developments In tho Co
rean imbroglio that have not been GOV.
cred by tho cable. On June % the Corean
minister to Japan called on the Japanese
minister of foreign affairs and announced
he was about to take his leave to report
to his government the feeling and policy
Of the Japanese toward Corea.
At about the same time. rs n result OF
tho cabinet council. attended by the em.
pcror of Japan. tho Japanese government
dispatched Kato Masao. chief councillor
OF tho foreign Office, to Corea as special
messenger Of the government. He car
ricd full instructions to the Japanese min.
lister in Corea.
The native press reports that an
attempt to induce Otori, the japanese
minister ut Corsa, to withdraw Japanese
troops having 5cen unsuccessful, viceroy
Ii tclcgraphed directly to Count Ito, ask.
ing him to withdraw tho troops. and that
it was this extraordinary request that
caused tho meetings OF the Japanese
council in the presence OF the emperor ON
Juno -.
II Is claimed tho Japanese government
decided to positively refuse the request.
Tho native papers also announce that the
Russian minister wrote to tho Corean
minister Of foreign affairs on June II, de.
clariug that Corcan rebellion was not ut
oil to bo feared. that tho rebels are simply
ignorant Coreans, and that IL they should
enter Seoul and threaten the destiny of
the state. friendly powers would not look
on with folded arms. This letter gives
rise again to the reports that Russia and
France are ready to interfere in the event
Of moro serious trouble.
Relative to tho rebellion tho native pa.
pcrs continue to report that the rebels are
moro than holding their own in zsnshu.
and that they arc 30 powerful that the
weak government troops dare not attack
them.
A Corcan newspaper Of June l6 an.
nounccs that the warlike preparations OF
the Chinese in Seoul aud Junchau, who
were preparing to send the women and
children to their homes in the country.
These preparations were made under Of
fetal instructions.
On tho morning Of June 90 the Chinese
government sent 5000 or 1000 soldiers
from the coast of Taku in six men-of-war.
which steamed up tho Taido-ko for Ping
Yang, about 30 miles from Seoul.
Tho preparations OF China to establish
Q force OF l2,OOO or 1900 In Corca has
caused the Japanese council, on June q.
to resolve that tho number OF japanese
soldiers to bc scnt to the peninsula should
reach 10000, and bo followed by more Il
the movements Of China warranted II.
Il is also reported that Russia intends to
send I 900 troops to Junsan, probably 70
proceed overland to seoul.
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DEATH OF HARRY S. RHODES.
He IL tho Fourth Victim Of the Riot In
Hutta.


Hutta.
BUTTE, July 22.-Harry s. Rhodes died
ut ! 30 o'clock this morning from injuries
received on July 1. by falling from tho
hook and ladder truck whom called out at
tho time OF tho riot.
Rhodes was volunteer fireman, and
when the alarm was sounded for the pur.
pose OF calling tho department out to dis.
pcrse tho riot he was ono Of the first to re-
spond. He jumped on the truck a. il
came out Of tho fire station, but he fell OF
and was run over. His leg was broken
and II was not expected that tho injury
would be moro serious. Blood poisoning
set in and he died this morning.
Mr.. Rhodes was about ~ years Of age
and unmarried. For several years he has
been night bartender at the California
brewery. He has been very active among
tho hrcmen and In consideration Of his
popularity and ability he was the choice
Of many ilrcmen for chief Of tho fire de-
partment last spring, but was defeated
by Mr.. Cameron, tho present incumbent.
His untimely death will be deeply de-
plored by thousands of sorrowing friends
throughout tho city. He Is tho fourth
victim OF tho sad riot OF the Fourth Of
July. The arrangements for tho funeral
have not yet boon made.
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Weekly Bank statement.
NEw YORK, July 2i.-Ths weekly bank
statement is as follows:
Degree OF Honor Installation.

At regular meeting Of Capital City
lodge No. Is ID. OF H.. A. U. L. W., held at
its hall Tuesday evening, July IL. tho fol-
lowing officers were installed for the en-
suing term. by Mrs. 4. O'Lcary, y. T..
of H.; T.. c. of H.. Mrs. +. NJ. Fox: {. Of
H.. Mrs. Denis Shovlin; L. Of H., Mrs.
William Allen; {. of G.. Mrs. George Ball;
recorder, Miss Josie Gig: ilnancler, Mrs.
l.. w. katzenstcin; record. Mrs. Theodore
Ehret; usher, Mrs. J. ;. WIsner: |. W,
Mrs. J. n. Lard: u. w. J. 4. Gibson:
trustee, Mrs. Juhn Tucker.
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MALONE, n. Y, July 2i.-Hon. Allcn S.
Matthews, member Of tho assembly from
charged with smuggling wool. Recently
the eassemblyman's father, p. A. Matthews,
aged 30 years, was arrested on tho charge
Of smuggling about l0o,0OO pounds Of wool,
the duty on which would amount to
$4,000. Other arrests will follow.
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Favoritcs' Day.

New YORK, July 2i.-Tho opening race
was good betting contest, but Walcott
Was made the choice and fully justified
the bettirg for ho won easily. Sir Knight
looked like good thing and he was never
urged, winning easily.
Five furlongs-Walcott won, Shelley
Tuttle second, Nick third; time, 1 :0is4.
Ono mile-Sir knight won, Stonenellie
second, George Dixon third; time, :43Il.
Six furlonks-Jack the Jew won. Emma
second, Belle OF Stonewall third; time,
1:l7H. One mile and one.sixtecnth--Don
AlonEo won. Herald second, Lizzie third
timc, 1 :49. Ono mile-Anna Bishop won,
Tom Tough second. Bonaventurc third ;
time, :43H. Steeplcchase, two miles and
one-quarter - st. John won, Flip.Flap
second, Bucephalus third; time, $50.
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BOUND TO FIoHr.
Japan says she viii DO % She Plsasss
In tho Matter.

YOKOHAMA. July ?i.-The Corcan GOV.
ernment has consented to the reforms
proposed by Japan. British and United
States marines have been landed at Seoul,
tho capital OF Corea, In order to protect
the British and American legations.
China has requested that japanese war
ships be not allowed to enter Chinese
treaty ports. Japan replying to the 10
ques. OF China in regard to Japanese war
ships. has replied she maintains the right
to enter these ports at any time. Tho at.
titude Of the population generally 10 war.
like. 1t has been learned here that 5000
Chinese troops received orders to proceed
with oil possible dispatch to Corsa.
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DOESN'T BELIEVE IT,
Minister Tatsas ssys War Has Net Bssa
Declared.

WARRINGTON, July 2i.-Mr. Tatsno, the
japanese minister. said to-day that be did
not credit the Shanghai report Of .
declaration Of war between China and
Japan. Mono Of his advices has indicated
tho probability Of conflict and tho latest
cablegrams received from his government
date back wock. Had the report Of .
declaration Of war cmanatsd from Yoko.
hama or Pekin at or near the seat Of the
respective governments, IL might have
some foundation. But tho fact that the
report comes from Shanghai, . long
distance from either Of the above named
places, was almost convincing to him
that tho rumor was incorrect.
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Gould. i,ronss Yacht.

KINGSTON. July ai.-Herreshof has re-
ccivcd q commission from George Gould
to build another yacht for him lighter
than the vieilant. 1t will be constructed
entirely of bronze instead Of being steel
up TO the water line.
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A Dead Greaser

ASToyM, Col, July 2i.-Casimiro Arci-
lano this morning shot and killed his
wife and her paramour. Refumio Ortiz, at
tho town Of Ortiz. Tho thrcc
had differences for some time and
the husband had warned Ortiz to
cease paying attention TO his wife.
Arellano surrendered himself TO the au.
thorities. Ortiz was nephew Of Hon. j.
Nester Ortiz, the wealthiest Mexican in
tho county.
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Az Tia, VI DntlnA

Those registered at the Montana yes.
terday were: Frcl Clark. Alameda, Gal. ;
u. +. Haskell, Butte; +. j. krkham,
Minneapolis; J. u Best. Tacoma. Wash.
W. l.. Bond, Anaconda; Frank NJ. Leon.
ard. BuItc.
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Ii LOOKS WARLIKE.
China IL Pu,tins Her.sif In shape -
spill Blood.

SHANGHAI. July 2i.-rhe report thas
war has been declared between China and
Japan is not yet confirmed but China 10
preparing for war. The Chinese are
blocking the passage Of Yang rs Kiang.
the great river Of China. Incoming ves-
sells are thus compelled TO pass nearer the
Woo Sung forts. relegraphic communi.
cation with Pekin: has stopped on &C.
count OF floods.
Japan has chartered all the Mtsuti Bus
kan company's ships in addition to the lS
already chartered from the Wusen
kaisha company. Japan has prohibited
the departure OF the isen.
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LYNS, Mass. July 2l.-By an explosion
of gas in the Sirout building Z. =. >'rout,
owner. aud Officer Arthur Wills were
burned. probably fatal. Three others
were seriously injured. Damage, spi"ll.
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On, Lives in Anaconda.

wAsHrSGroY, July 2i.-Medals Of honor
havc been awarded to five members of
the volunteer storming party at Ncks-
burg In le62, one of whom is Thos. j..
Ward of Anaconda. Mont.
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BURNED UP AT BIRMINGHAM.
The Great Caldwell Hotel Entirely De.
stroyed Yesterday.

BIRMINGHAM. Ala, July 2i.-At about I
o'clock this morning fire broke out In
Showers furniture store on First avenue
and 22nd street. Owing to the lack Of
water pressure tho flremen were unable
to control the flames, which soon crossed
22nd street and consumed the celebrated
Caldwell hotel. Tho fro spread TO the ad-
Joining buildings. Loss, So0,00; insur-
ancc, $4,000. Tho Caldwell hotel was
built In 1883 at cost Of si5o,Oc0.
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CHICAGO. July 2i,- George T, White was
nominated Tor congress to-day hy the
Firth lIs9r.- grHuglt,.l..
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Ng.-r. France. yG.v ia large
s-c4tuar rrga,el -sna 1'r :hjs novt. No
varaeaars have bggu received as ~ ;he
uamc OK nationality.
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THE STRIKE Is STILL ON.
Be Say tho Executive Members OF tn,
Western Mine Workers.

PUEBLO. Colo, July 2i.-All tho nom.
bers Of tho executive board of the Western
United Mine Workers association arc in
this city. They say that tho strike is still
on and will bo on until sorne agreement
10 made with tho operators.
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CYCLONE IN IDAHO.
Thousands Of Cattle aud sheep Destroyed,
So 'Tis Said.

BOISE. Idaho. July 2l.-A cyclone swept
over Fillmore county day or two ago.
leveling trees and destroying thousands of
sheep and cattle. Hailstoncs to n depth
OF five inches fell in some places. Two
prospectors were injured.
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MORE srABB NC IN FRANCE.

There Was . Sensational sosae ot .
Funeral In Psris Yesterday.
PARIS. July 2l.-During the funeral
services Of NJ. Lcconts-Dolisle, In tho
church Of st, Sulpice to-day, . man at.
tempted to stab NJ. Dutaigny, who repre-
sented President Casimir.Pcricr at the oh.
scquies. The man was arrested and he Is
believed to be lunatic.
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