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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-10-16
Poisoned by Ivy
Was in a Dreadful Condition
Happened to Read About Similar
Case - Followed the Other Mans
Example and Was Curod.


The following incident is given by
Charles Morris, general iobber, 81 Lexing-
ton Avenue, North Cambridge, Mass:
"Sevoral years ago became poisoned
by ivy. tried many medicines, spending
large sum Of money without obtaining
a particle OF good. My children We're
also afflicted with the same disease. We
were all constant sufferers with an awful
Itching sensation, and it seemed as if /
should tear myself TO pieces, ] picked
up paper in which l found printed
testimonial from man in Vermont who
had been similarly afflicted and had taken
Hood'ssarsaparilln with benefit. thought
a bottle, which we took and it did
Me and My Children
so much good purchased another supply.
We continued taking Hoods Sarsaparilla
until we used five bottles and 1 can
safely say that neither myself nor children
have any signs OF the poison. 1t has en-
tirely loft US and,wo are perfectly cured.
We give the whole credit to Hoods Sarsa-
parilla. Before resorting to this medicine
l was reduced in weight, but now
weigh 175 pounds. Hoods sarsaparilla
has not only done much good but has
been the means OF saving ME great deal
OF money. 1 would not be without it
in my house and heartily recommend
# to all who are afflicted. / have writ
ten this statement for publication, Of my
own will, as l want others to know what
Hoods SaFsaparilia
has done for u.s." CHARLES MORRIS.
Hoods Pills VS. 9,l az only gll, to t9Eo
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-10-16

warming. He wrote and spoke as he
was moved upon by the wind, and left
Us In sad, cruel expectation without
even stating that he was goins or
when he would return. He was a
genial, whole-souled fellow, right
smart entertainer. He ran his race
with perseverance. patience and pug
r0,itN ard left an army behind TO
follow in his wake, to emulate his
grand and gracious example. Peace
to his ashes
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-10-16

HOnd's pills are the only pills to tako
A- III" with Hoods 6arsaparilia.
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1897-04-04

We have in this. as in many other things.
the exclusive selling here OF the output Of
some Of the best manufacturers in the
land, whose styles and designs are ex-
elusive. and whose productions are fault
less. They range in price from soc to 3d.
The above cut represents one of the most
popular sellers and styles. Made from
dainty French lawn and dimty. New in
weave, design and cOIorings. Detachable
collar. full front. yoke back anu the latest
cut sleeve. Price, 81.
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1897-04-04
VOICE OF THE PRESS.
Extracts From Editorial Expression Of
Journals
OF the State and the Coast on Sub
iects of Living and News
Interest.

| Placerville Nugget: Those persons
who do not believe in capital punish
ment will now have an opportunity to
see how doing away with it effects Col
| orado. Tuesday the Governor of that
| State signed bill abolishing it. The
results arising from the measure will
be observed with interest. If careful
comparison shows the number of CAPT.
tai crimes to be no greater under the
new order of things there is likely to be
a change of laws in that direction all
over the country.
THE TEACHERS BILL.
Marysville Appeal: Governor Budd
has signed the teachers annuity fund
bill. Under its provisions all those who
teach thirty years may retire on a pen
sion if they desire. 1t is compulsory for
all teachers in San Francisco, appoint
ed after the passage Of A1e bill, to be-
come a member Of the Annuity Asso-
| citation, but it is still left to the choice
of teachers in the interior to join or not.
On the face of it this looks like special
| legislation, and therefore unconstitu-
| tional.
GREECE.
Humboldt Standard: We cannot but
admiree the patriotism and courage of
the Greeks. If Byron were now at
Salamis he would not say:
'Tis Greece, but living Greece no more. -
The fervor and patriotism of the mod
ern Greek, if we may judge from the
dispatches, are worthy of the descend
ants of those who fought at Marathon
and Leuctra. Our readers must not
be surprised if the present complica-
lions result in the most stupendOus con-
flict the world has ever seen, though the
last expedient of diplomacy may be
tried by the Powers to prevent it, even
to the coercion of both Turkey and
Greece, if the Powers can but agree as
to the mode of doing it.
VERSATILE LAWMAKERS.
San Diego Tribune: This is a year
| full of strange laws. Some are wise
laws. Some are otherwise. Here in
San Diego man cannot legally spit on
| the sidewalk Cinnamon can no longer
| legally squirt water from their mouths
on cloths they are about to iron. In
Florida, fishing on Sunday has just
been forbidden. Senator Hoar is en-
,7eavoring to have prize-fight pictures
excluded from the mails. New York
legisl. ators wish to forbid newspapers
printing portraits of individuals. A
proposed Kentucky law prohibits the
throwing OF rotten eggs at public
speakers A law exists in this city pro-
hibiting hens, ducks, turkeys, ct al.
from wandering in certain sections of
the municipality. And so it goes. Minds
of lawmakers throughout the nation
are truly versatile.
MARRIAGE.
Fresno Republican,: The marital re-
lation gradually is attaining quite q
substantial standing in this State. The
Legislature two years ago annihilated
contract marriages, and the recent Leg
islature passed a bill, which the Cow
ernor has signed. providing that d.
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1897-04-04
STABBED TWICE.
Dan Haggerty Has Two Knife-Cuts in
His BODY

Dan Haggerty was assisted to the
Receiving Hospital about midnight last
night by a companion. Haggerty was
bleeding from two knife wounds, one
on the top of the left shoulder and
the other in his left side. a little below
the heart.
The story he told was that himself
and his friend We're going down Eighth
street and when they got to p street
they met man who was somewhat
in liquor. The latter insulted them,
and they soon became mixed in a
fight. During the struggle the strange
man drove a knife into him twice and
then ran away.
City Physician Nichols dressed Hag-
Serty's wounds. That on the shoulder
was found not to be serious but the one
on the side may give considerable
trouble, though the doctor was inclined
to think that it was not really danger
Gus.
Haggerty had himself been drinking
some, but he told a pretty straight
story.
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1897-04-04
Balloon Ascension To-Day,

George Weston, the intrepid aero
naut, is announced to make a balloon
ascension at Oak Park this afternoon
at ) o'clock
Last Sunday the wind blew too
strong, but the outlook is for better
weather to-day If the conditions
should remain favorable there will no
doubt be thousands out there to wit
ness the flight and the parachute de-
scent
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1897-04-04

Fine, Medium Straw Hat, trimmed on
left side with silk ribbon and lace in looms.
also ornament, silk ribbon and ornaments
around side crown, rOsette of ribbon on
right side, brim underneath all of yiolets
and foliage to form bandeau in back.
Prices, 81 so to 81 so.
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1897-04-04
At East Park

AT that delightful suburban retreat,
East Park, there will be band concert
to-day, and the toboggan railway will
be in operation. 1t is a pleasant spot
in which to while away a few hours
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1897-04-04

tianity as exemplified by the European
Governments is calculated to make
Americans rejoice that no such thing as
a State religion exists in this Govern
ment
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1897-04-04
commandment Nine"

At st. Pauls Church. at 7:30 o'clock
this evening, Rev. c. L. Mel the
rector, will deliver a sermon on THE
Ninth Commandment"
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1897-04-04

Spring Wash StuffS.
MOBILE STRIPES-This fabric shows
stripes woven on plain ground, producing
an effect of Oeing embroidered. They are
30 inches wide. We have varied as
sOrtment at Toe yard.
LAPPET STRIPES = In color bright.
clear and decided back ground of plain
cOlors, with twisting cords of contrast
ing cOlOrs between the cords: narrow
open lace work: Per yard, 12!c.
INDIA DIMITY. 81 inches wide, single
raised cord: handsome printed patterns
on ground of dainty tinted colors. Per
yard, 122c.
AMERICAN ORGANIZES, dainty, sheer
and crisp. 30 inches wide; some navy
blue and black ground, others tinted with
large and medium floral designs. Zoe
HANDSOME IMPORTED ORGANIZES.
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1897-04-04

Here is All assortment of 48 pieces of
Dress Goods, ranging in price from Csc to
ST yard regular. The widths vary from 30
inches to so inches. The qualities are of the
best. from u reliable manufacturer, and
consist of wool and silk and wool mix
lures. The colorings and styles of the
latest in spring and summer goods. The
price for this sale. 43c yard.
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1897-04-04

}. McMorry. importer of fine teas. .
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1897-04-04

Ladies' IaiiOr-made Suits.
Ready-to-wear Suits at popular prices
are finding great favor this season. We
call attention to one we are showing in
navy blue and black serge. Jacket cut
Elton style and trimmed with tailor but
tons. Skirt the latest cut, rustline lined
and velveteen bound bottom. Same as
above cut. Price, So.
So so SUIT-A very durable suit in tan
or navy blue cloth: jacket cut blazer or
fiy front, full silk lined and has the new
sfyle sleeve. The skirt rustline lined and
bound and hangs we'll. Splendid value at
So so.
S12 so SUIT-Ladies' Stylish, Depend
able, Dust-shedding. Tailor made Suits,
with Bolero or fly front jacket, lined with
changeable silk: the latest cnt skirt. rust
line lined and bound bottom. COlOrs.
navy. green, old blue and black. Perfect
fitting and very popular stylish suits at
$12 80.
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1897-04-04
The g3s1 Big THE NONPAREIL. The i&oE Big

All the idols of spring fash
ions are here at prices which
make them a reality and a
possibility to all. 1t is one
thing to see what you want,
another to possess it. These
spring needs we put within
YOUR reach. The utmost low
prices could do to make the
newest and best yours OH easy
terms we have done.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-04-08

skiego Varsity, CO naszej -
pojmowanej tax nawet jak ia
ugodowce pojmuja -przyszlo-
Sci ~podwaline stanowi.
Grozi nam niebezpiec ze6stwo
ogromne.
Dotychczasowe W kierunku
wynarodowienia chsopa pol.
skiego usilowania spe}zly ma
niczem.
Lecz - czy MONA reczyc "a
przysziosc? w tym wzgledzie
zadne dziejowe doswiadczenie
ME wskazuje nam przyk}adu,
kt6ry by mas otucha natchnac
mogi. Ma mas pierwszych, IN
dninea ell, pr6by sic odbywa.
ia. PROXY tie NIGGA zaborc6w
Polski do pozadanych przez
Mich ME doprowadzic rezulta.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-04-08

ojami siuzalcremi ami rycerzami ,,la.
do ! Por.adku" zmylic ME po.wola,
dsdss pr.y bliaszej oka.ji dow6d. to
praoa i trud W stronnictwie ludowem
znalazly " mich u.nanie. he "a pra.
oe mad uobywateleniem ludu, Ia usi.
fowania, ~uwiehczons swietnym skut.
klein, by ten lud kooha} goraoo sw6j
kraJ i .ywi1 uczucia patrjoty CINE ola
swojej Ojozyzny nals.y sic ME o.
ozernianie, ME k}amliwe bezczeszoze.
ME ludzi, kt6rzy d.islsja przeoiet
ME ola osobistyoh kor.ys,i leo. Ola
o,esto u a zapomnianego dobra
kraju.
TAX sic zapatrujs ma to sprawe
s5erokie sfery misszksh,6w naszego
grodu, tyoh slow kilka jest wyrazem
ich nsjswiets.ego przekonanis.
B~ezstronny cy6orca. (Rur. LU)
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-04-08

kadrowy ma wszelkl wypadek
i pielegnujaca W spo}ecze1stwie
tie zasady demokratyczne i te
ideally patryotyczne, kt6re ma,
rod krwia spisa} i mecze6-
stwem poswiadczy} a W kt6
rych iaczy sic scisle i zlewa
~sprawiedliw CSC polityczna ola
narodu re sprawiedliwoscia
spoleczna ola ludu. Ognisko
to istnieje i jest czynnem, -
W potrzebie posluguje sic i de.
monstracyami 4 lego natchnie.
mia wyszla mp. powatna a do.
niosiosci pelna manifestscya:
aa}oba narodowa), ale uwsge
gi6wnie zwraca ma utrzymy-
wanie W nieprzerwalnasci o.
brony ej, ME usts-
pujacej ami ma jote z tych do
rzad6w zaborezych pretensyj,
o jake nar6d polski cd wieku
z CORA siowem j czynem wal.
czy.
Jak sic W momencie obec.
nym ognisko owe zachowa W
obec ,nowego kursu", zaryso.
wujacego sic W zaborze mo.
skiewskim - dotychczasowo
- W prasie / "a pomoca zmia
ny kilku wysokich czynowni
k6w w zakresie administracyj.
nyma Me brak tel pogiosek
o innych donioslejszych Dieco
nowego kursu przejawach, jak
mp: o zniesieniu kontrybucyi
procentowej z majatkow pol.
skich ma Litwie j Rust. Jake
sic W obec tego ognisko owe
zachowa?
Watpliwosci ME ulega, ze
bedzie ma ME nacisk ogromny
re strony nietylko tax w. u.
g~odowc6w, kt6rych organami
So egzotyczny Kraji warsaw
skie &oooo, ale j innych, wielr
innych, urozwaanych", uostroA
nych", uznajscych potrzebs
przyznawania sic do ,,loial
noSci formalnej', celem niedra-
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-04-08

znienia tygrysa, chowajacego
pazury i oblizujacego sic u
przejmie.
Jak sic W obec nacisku tego
ognisko ,obrony czynnej'' "a
chowa2
Pytanie to jest bardzo ola
mas wazne, gdy zwaaymy, ae
umizgi moskiewskie, tax pra
sowe jake tez urzedowe, SO pro
stym, cd dawna znanym ma
newrem, p~raktykowanym ME
be- skutku przez wszystkie
pa1stwa zaborcze wzgledem
KRAKOW, niecierpliwiacych sic
W niewoli. Alternowanie uci-
sku bezwzglednego i folgowa.
MIA wzglednego, urabiajac 10.
jalist6w formalnych, napedza
i'm wiernopoddanych szczerych
ma p~odstawie uznawanego "a
nieomylne przez bieg}ych a
doswiadczonych psychologist
prawa: Cfe@ quia a6surdum.
Dzieki uwierzeniu formalnie
W nowy kurs, tabor pruski u.
zyska} nPrusak6w polskiego
pochodzenia". l nowy kurs
moskiewski ten sam ma ma wi.
dOku rezultat. | on sr6d na-
ch, ma wz6r i podobie6
stwo urobionych juz, zdekla.
rowanych ugodowc6w, urobi...
npolskiego pochodzenia Mo.
skali'. Moze nawet - czego
ME przypuszczamy - pomis.
dry w~yznawcami wyzej zazna.
czonego ogniska znajdzie sic
jeden- drugi amator do prak.
tykowania lojalizmu formal
nego, lojalizmu, kt6rego mai.
dotkliwsze ola sprawy polskiej
nastepstwa odbic sic musza ma
podstawowej warstwie narodu.
sic bowiem 6w lojalizm
najmilej ola rzadu rosyjskiego
.amanifestowac moze, jezeli ME
"a pomoca wszczepiania go W
sfery wloscia1skie9 = jezeli
ME przez oddanie ludu ma lup
pedagogy moskiewskiej 2. 800.
Ola Moskwy jest to sprawl W
Polsce Eajwazniejsza najdraz-
liwsza, kt6rej take lub inne
rozstrzygniecie zalezy Cd Ia
c~howywania sic W obec niej
nteligencyi polskiei. MAJ ia
ma opuscic?.. Zsjmowanie
'ie mia wychodzi}o dotychczas
ze sfer, W kt6rych sic rekruto
walo ognisko obrony czynnej.
". : -.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-04-08
v obec noVego ,.nsVsge kursu".


ufamy narodowi, opierajac uf
nose nasza ME ma sentymenta,
lizmie, ami ma romantyzmie,
ale ma doswiadczeniu - ma da
nych pozytywnych. Me ma
sfowach, ale ma czynach. Czy
ny ucza, BE lud siermieany,
bezwiednie nieraz, gdy okoli-
cznosci nar6d W niewole po-
grszyiy, przechowuje W Ionic
swollen poczucie prawa do
bytowania niepodleglego i z
poczucia tego odpowiedni W
sposobnej chwili robi uzytek.
w ionic ludu sam przez sic u
rabia sic materyal walki o byt
narodowy. Odpowiada on wa
runkom rozlicznym, miedzy in
nemi topograficznym. w kra-
jach g6rzystych i. lesistych "a,
wiazki WALK formula sic W.
wawozach, pod os}ona skle-
pien lisciastych, pod postacia
kleft6w lub hajduk6w, ma pia-
szczyznach zawiazuja sic ban
dy zebracze (les Gueur), W
warunkach mieszanych wytwa,
rzaja sic grona pol naukowyc h
ma poly artystycznych pracow.
nik6w, utrzymujacych W du
sly narodu ogieh swiety. Pc
bratymcza nam Siowia6szczy.
INA poiudniowa, Grecya, Ho
landya, W}ochy, Hiszpania,
pobratymcze Czechy dostarcza-
ia przykiad6w be- liku, uspra-
wiedliwiajscych ufuose nasza.
Ale zachodzi jedno ,,ale',
zaniepokoic mogace Polaka,
zdajscego sobie sprawe jasna
z tego CO bylo j z tego co jest.
nAle" owo zaznaczalismy juz
nieraz; uwazamy je atoli "a
tax wazne, IL pragniemy, axe. :
by sic wrylo W umys} i W SER
ce kazdego re sp6irodak6w ma,
szych. Ma podstawowa marc.
dow powyzej wymienionych
warstwe spo2eczna zaborce ich
i zdobywce najmniejszej ME
zwracali uwagi. Wegietowa}a
ona; co sic zas W jej duszy
dzialo, tem.sis zgo}a sfery pa.
nujace ME troszczy}y. Oswie-
CAME ludu absolutna W zada.
mach i programmed paGstwo- d,
wych swiecilo nieobecnoscia. .
Pahstwom najzupelniej wy D..
star cza1a.groza ,majestatyczna, .
z jaka sic W obec podstawo-
wych warstw spofeczehstwa
Ciemnota tych o d.
Il
statnich by1a dla mich klapa
bezpiecze6stws, wzmacnians
~sposobami empirycz
takiemi jak o~bietnice, ..
piacenie got6wka, trunk roz. :
palajace, nahajki kozackie i
inne W tym rodzaju srodki,
wszczepiajace ~przywiazanie do i.
Przyjscie demokracyi .
srodki te oslabilo i wprowa. Z
Dido domaganie sic Ola ludu !
Domaganiu sic temu :
STAG sic zadosc W kohcu mu.
Kraje jedne pc drugich !
z~aprowadzaly szk6lki elemen. !
uprzystepniajsce ludowi :
wnijscie do swiatyni wiedzy, =
lecz pod przewodnictwem RIA :
dow, kt6re wnijsciu temu pre-
by}y. Radon przez !
to dostalo sic czuwanie mad o. :
swiats ludu, czuwanie mad
tenn, a4eby sic oswiata ma ich
ME obr6cila szkode: dostal sic
i'm policyjno .polityczny mad a.,
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1897-06-17
, OUR BURGLAR ALARM,

My sister Kate and We're very
nearly Of an are. but We We're not
alike IN any way except that ~. uerc
both tall and both l.nd trccklo~, The.
troubled rs, and many were the expeii
faces the objectionable effects Of tn.
open-lir life We led
Father was farmer. and We lived
nine miles from the country town.
Mother was Il systematic and careful
houseEeeper. and SO engrossed in her
kitchen and dairy duties that she sell
dom made calls on her neighbors and
never went TO town unless she was
-as.; s;-e WAS. therefore, little annoved
whe1i futher said at breakfast, one
morning, that She must accompany
him to " that day. Nevertheless,
she got ready, after little demur. and
took her seat III the dogcart an hour
later with an air of resignation that
made us all smile,
We had the beds 10 make, the break
fast dishes 10 wash, and the whole
house to put III order, :" We wer" a.
busy as bees until - O'Clock, anl hal
no time 10 think of being lonely
But We found the afternoon %
! SLOWLY. and was h,2innil4 II feel
! that II would be pheasant tn ~t, moth
/ er-s face again. when ne" srapcr that
! | had placed behind the clock on the
! kitchen m..nrel caught my eve This
turned my thoueht into Il different
channel
IL j. 49,
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1897-06-17

w.. \ lk.) !
oou,h u eold c.ch,. y7aen the thc-mora-
-.e- zy- degrees below zero. the Doctor
.rf.-. right away b." alwar- must 90
= -itt away. Keep ~ under TINS nervous
-traf. - - th-auEb tl3- night wnrz -
t.ar t.!esa lnroyaase-- n.aTag Es4st.-.,.4..+5
har ~ rel te-,reH drink aa't Ee-i@hed.
Gtk .-v- .r.st s1t.t-lI-3 fo 1,ad tt~ sym Tafhv
~ ~ aaI hav- lived. Waica were the
wl-e jGiC- ra>
Ara4H Is" medical profession ought 10
=. l. -l--lar- i4eeaus@ there a-~ rrofes-
-al * 1ceoeia- when they re-f God.
A~a destruction ~ Unt.i~--ei PHYSICIANS
WI warning. TAerr arr awful rises in
,.g.rv medical rartiee WHEN .ioetor ought
IT, knox haw - tray. Al the host. Of ills
vii sometimes huri themselves on the
wax POINTS of the physical organism or
with cslual fhrpritv will assault the entire
.Iiae r Su-,ef,ti oiIitv II s9iff ring. The
.1.At los. - medicine will decide whether
or not Tho happy home shall be broken up.
Shailit ne this medicine that medicine2
God help the doctor. Between the 1yos
! drops and this ton drora n.sv ..e .lscs4uss-'
tion Of life or death. Shall il be the five or
the ten drops? Be- careful how ynu put that
Enifo Through those delicate portions Of the
hsiy FIR II it swing out of the wav the
sixth part If an inch the patient p"rish~.S.
'.i ,11'I'i - ,,,
ii:. -, ~. ,.i,t ..[,,.','r,..t,1,
H5th that God who strung the nerves and
'.iilt I'll. cells and 5wun. the crimson tide
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49,, W7,., n,an
,.8n.a- - Doctor the ev" hc ought 10 ~ in
,.5.f,I '341iIsieation with Him Whn -ail y the
=,
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- '"Itn ti1N nan" ai'.' ~ - 1F'
\ ~ . '''-n ,,'''.1'9
..,i..4,i'i,, Win I, VIII, ..Ir.l ne
,-.4a II blood. saving Thy GatA hulh
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,.1thar reason u-i,y the mo lirol rrotes-
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yer, celebrated for their fa:fhftilne-e in
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Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1897-06-17

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