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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-01-25
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Two first-class colored BARRIERS wanted
az LyIe's. 20 East Fourth street
Dan Markham, a young lad, was com
mitted to the state training school yes
terday for incorrigibility.
Margaret e. Culver died yesterday at
3S3 Nelson avenue She was seventy
three years of age and the funeral, which
will be private, will be held Monday aft
ernOon at o'clock.
Aid Hunt and delegation of Tenth
and Eleventh ward residents, are calm
on the assemblymen and asking them to
turn down the wine-room ordinance pass
ed by the board of aldermen.
Albert Pankopf, for the past two years
a cornetist in Seibert's band, has en-
listed in the regular army and will be
given the leadership of the band of the
Fourteenth infantry at Fort Smelling. He
will have direct and sole charge of that
musical organiza ton.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-01-25
ANNOUNCEMENT!

through the courtesy of Mr. Willis Boye Mr. Daniel Suy
and Manager Scott of the metropolitan opera house.
Globe is enabled to offer twenty of its chance
ENJOY one performance of that delightful comedy drama 1.-THE
Parish Priest absolutely free of charge plan ooW8
Scattered through the want advertisements the Sunday
Globe will be the of American actor and the
play in which he is appearing this season The actors first
will be found in of the ads his surname another
the first word Of the title of the play still another
remainder of the words in various places Only viii
be placed any ad The puzzle be to find the words
cut out the ads in Which they appear paste them order in
Which they should appear and mail them to the Contest Editor
OF The Globe The first twenty to send the answer
will each be gUen two seats good for any performance of 1.-THE
Parish Priest which will be the attraction at the Metropolitan
for all Of next week The play of the before the
public and The Globe tenders its congratulations advance of
the contest to those who fortunate enough to secure the
seats, on the rich treat in store for them
There conditions other than those stated aboue The
want ads containing the of the player the pay MUST
be cut from the paper and addressed the Contest Editor
The seats will be awarded to the yteys of the first erty
letters that contain the correct dnsUer
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-01-25
GEESE AS CASH.
Play an Important Part i'm a Law
suit.

Judge Hine in the civil branch of the
municipal court, heard and took I'M
der Amusement an interesting case, which
seemed to become all the more complicat-
ed as the evidence was given and in
which geese and turkeys had prominent
part
The case was that Of Joseph 0. Dubord,
formerly in partnership with ]. ]. Nc
Dermott in the well-driving business,
against Mike Barnowski, and the action
was brought to recover $77.75, alleged to
be due from the defendant for driving a
well at the latters home. In his COM
paint. however, Dubord admitted that the
defendant had paid him $40 and one
goose, which was valued at 81. On the
other hand the defendant, in his answer,
claimed that he had paid Dubord's part
ner large gum of money, and had also
given him two turkeys
At the trial of the case yesterday, how
over it developed that the defendant had
paid the bill and in part payment had
glYer. the plaintiff one goose and his
partner five geese. No testimony was
given that tended to show that any tur-
keys had been given in part payment.
Dubord alleges that in the dissolution OF
their partnership he understood that he
would have this account. and did not
know that his partner had collected part
of IL
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-01-25
.re stationed at Yellowstone Park and

are stationed at Yellowstone Park and
one troop at Fort Keogh Mont.
The first battalion of the Eighth United
States infantry is also ordered to the
islands. At present the companies of the
battalion are stationed at Fort Harrison,
Mont, while third is at Yates. s1
The only move toward tie replacing of
these troops in this department has been
the ordering of the Ninth United States
infantry to the department of the Da-
kotas. This regiment, however, is at
present doing service in the Philippines
and it will be some time before it can
reach this department.
The forts mentioned above will be
pretty badly crippled by the removal Of
the troops and Gen. Otis will be here for
day or two and win endeavor to ar
range things SO as not to make the re-
duction felt any more than possible.
Just what the changes will be is not
known, but the removal of one squadron
of cavalry and one battaiou of infantry
will reduce the force of the department
to a considerable extent and it is not
unlikely that numerous changes will re-
suit from the order Of the war depart
uent.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-01-25
FOR ACTIVE SERVICE
FURNISH TROOPS FOR THE
PHILIPPINES
GENERAL OTIS TO COME HERE
One Squadron of First Cavalry and
and One Battalion of Eighth
Infantry Leaving-Read-
justments Necessary.

Gen. Otis, commanding the department
of the Dakotas, will be at the army head
quarters here today. The recent orders
o. the war department., removing several
sqUadrons of cavalry and number of
battalionS of Infantry from posts in the
department. to the Philippines for duty
has made it necessary for some arrange
nent to be made regarding the stations
affected. Fort Smelling will not be affect
ed by the order, but Misscula, Yellowstone
Park, Harrison and Yates will all lose
troops by the recent order.
The Second squadron of the First cav
airy has been ordered to proceed to the
Philippines. OF this squadron two troops
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-01-25
BIG CURLING PROJECT
MUCH WEST SIDE PROPERTY MAY
BE IMPROVED THIS YEAR
Territory Embracing Over Sixty
Blocks May Be Curbed This
SeasOn-PreIiminar Or
ders Already In.

West side property owners whose hold
ings abut on streets furnishing an outlet
for territory approximating nearly sixty
two blocks in area, will shortly be called
before the board of public works to give
their views on the dozen or more curb
ing and preliminary orders turned in by
Aid. Moriarty and Assemblyman Dix, the
council representatives from that district
In the size Of the territory involved, and
the number Of property owners involved,
the list is the largest yet received, and If
it ever natures to the extent of bids De-
ing called for, will be the largest con-
tract of this character ever placed at
one time.
The streets selected to be curbed and
boulevarded are the following:
Clinton, Robe to Colorado; Greenwood
avenue, ROBBIE to Delos; Ada. Concord to
Isabel; Isabel. Robert to State; Congress.
Concord to Bancroft; Winifred, Concord
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-01-25
BEAT HIS BETTER HALF
HENDRICKSON's QUEER IDEA or \
GOOD TINE.

C. e. Hendrickson, running a saloon
at 40 Sibley street, was locked up at the
central police station at II O'Clock last
night on a warrant charging him with
assault and battery and sworn out by his
wife Hendrickson walked into the sta
ton and stated to Capt. Hanft that he
understood there was a warrant out for
him Capt. Hanft quickly accommodated
him with a chair behind the bars.
Mrs Hendrickson told City Prosecutor
Finehout that her husband had been on
a good time for severat days and that
he came to their home, 157 Valley street.
yesterday intoxicated, and struck her
with his fist.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-01-25
is VISITING THE WEST
JOHN A. I'CALL, PRESIDENT or
NEW YORK LIFE, In ST. PAUL
Investments of the Company in This
City Regarded by Officers as
Satisfactory and
Profitable.

John A. Mccall, president of the New
York Life Insurance company, spent yes
terday in St. Paul and dined last evening
with friends at the Minnesota club. Mr..
McCalPS visit to st. Paul was one of
business, as he is now making his annual
tour of the branch offices of his company,
and he left last evening for Omaha. He
visited Minneapolis yesterday morning
and while in the Twin Cities held a con-
ference with the agents and representa-
tives of the company in the Northwest
and inspected the buildings in st. Paul
and Minneapolis and other property in
teFeSts which the company holds here
Mr.. Mccall said last evening that the
st. Paul investments of the New York
Life company had proved profitable and
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-01-25
RUNDLETT is THE MAN
MAYOR SMITH NAMES SUCCESSOR
TO CLAUSSEN.

Mayor Smith announces that L. w.
Rundlett viii succeed Oscar Claussen as
city engineer. The appointment will be
made in March, and will hold for three
years.
Mr.. Rundlett who is now employed by
the st. Paul Gaslight company, was
for many years connected with the en-
cheering department, he being displaced
three years ago by Mr.. Claussen, who
was appointed by eX-MayOr Kiefer.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-01-25

Bought YeSterdax-Cured Today
Mrs. o. c. Burt, of 26 Broadway, New
York. SAYS: II am surprised and de-
lighted at the change for the better in
my case in one day from the use of DR.
Agnew's Catarrhal Powder. 1t worked
like magic-there's no excuse for a per
son suffering pain with this remedy
within reaeh.-9,
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-01-25
= TX I

Healthall Baking Powder is
the purest and best that's
offered you; it's considerably
cheaper, too; it costs you
about one-half; come in and
see it demonstrated.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-01-25
ECZEMA; NO CURE, NO PAY.

Your druggist will refund your money
If PAZO OINTMENT fails to cure Ring
worm, letter, Old Ulcers and Sores, PIN
pies and Blackheads on the face, and al
skin diseases: so cents.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-01-25

Low rate excursion tickets to this ia
nous resort on sale daily at Minneapolis
& st. Louis r. R. offices. Leave ST Paul
{ p. M, arrive Hot Springs a. m.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-01-25
Jaggard win Consider

Judge Jaggard yesterday heard add.
tionaf Testimony in the divorce suit Of
Grace Richeau against T. Henry JIichsaU
and took the case under advisencnt- The
suit is based upon alleged desertion dat
ing from May, 1899, the couple having
then been married only about two
months.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-01-25
sherif Is sued.

In the United States circuit court, Judge
Lochren and a jury are hearing the case
of c. n. Carson against r. j. FIawley
sheriff of Pine county, to recover for
property alleged to have been illegally
seized under writ of attachment. The
property involved is a stock of goods Ct
the value of 81 900 at Pine City.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-01-25
Model Neat Market.

Good Rib Roast Beef. per Ib. 1Oc
Boneless Rolled Roasts of Beef,
ready for the oven, no bone, no
waste. per 10 .......................12 Jsc
Shoulder Roast Beef, per Id. ........ Sc
Pot Roasts of Beef, per lb........... 7c
Boiling Beef, per b................... Sc
Turkeys. dry-picked, per Ib..1Oc, 121kc, 14c
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-01-25

Fetch's Paul Morphy cigars are made
by union men in st. Paul.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-01-25
TO CURE GRIP IN TWO DAYS

Laxative Rromo-Quinine removes the
cause. E. w. Groves signature on every
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-01-25

Smoke Fetch's paul Morphy'' cigars.
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-03-27

The Greatest Worries Fair the
Grid has ever seen Will be held
AZ StLouis in 1908, To keep in
touch with the work al prensrstion
Tor ttls great Worll's Fair and to
ia 400 the news OF the Earth, every
l-adiug person shoeid at once sub
efibe for the great newspaper al
ST. Louis, the Globe Democrat. Il
stands pte-emiuent and slcue
among American n-WspaPars, and
alsu lodges nc ca 81 or rival. i's
equation extends 20 every state
nd territory OF the Union, 70 Can.
IA and Mexico, and to every part
~ the Warld where there are sea'
81 % tae English laugaase, Il
oashtto De in your home during
the coming year. See advertise.
ment elsewhere IN tiis issue
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-03-27
sprIIagtoa's fast DsnVsT TFala

Fast frnta halKes Kansas ttgN &
a. la, nreilcs MtnVeF SIS ~ ni neXt
Iiav. Auattr h.uyer trtln kAgs
Kansas CTS ieAo o. ma ihoneA'
dai1 thuM9h chair cars, saeiSn
aintaN tnr
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-03-27

Many woader how II y that pin
worms aud stomach worms get into
Mttle Children. or how q taps worm
800 feet tong can get inand e~Xist"nd
grow lnside 81 q man, as y some
times happens They may wei won
der. FOR IL Is aErcat mystery nov
ever. many now know from eNIA''
,enee that Mothers Worm syrup
viii ria one q intestinal worms y
greatly improve the health after u'f
worms have bgen destroyed ana eN'
PEELED. It IS absolutely a harmless
remedy 60 take. and ar Il only e"sl-
es cents. an should Try II who sas'
meet worms TO be the cause OF ape's
~ health,
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-03-27
"A Chance for the
Boy or Girl.

Do you want to earn = beautiful
watchl II so, a little time and 81.
ergy will accomplish the result
The Eclipse, tina, is tile name o.
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seribrrt TO The Weekly Journal.
Our proposluoni Any boy o.
girl who viii secure for MS 10 sub
senptions 10 The Kansas CITY
Weekly Journal At the regular sub
seriplion puce-aSe per year each,
Masking a total Of sz.5o, aud send
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lows
The Eclipse" watch Is beauty!
Stem wind and stem set, open face
The Eclipse" IS a watch that is a
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piece.
Now, boys and girls, here Is your
chance. See your neighbors, your
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TO subscribe for The Weekly Journal.
1t will ouly take YOU a little while TO
ecu a list OF 10 subscribers and
carr this beautiful watch we assure
you is well worth the effort
Make your remittance by money
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The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-03-27
y. ana M...are. :. wa.AInsloa.
The WEEKLY JOURNAL,
Kansas City, No

During the present session OF Ton
rress The Saturday Evening Post, OF
Philadelphia, will contain bi-weekty
articles on National affairs 10y the
former Observation-Disclosures Honora-
BILE Charles Emory Smith.
Ia Men and Measure, az Washing
ton SIR. Smith viii discuss the great
legislative and diplomats questions
OF the day, explaining the news az
the week and giving a clear prssen-
tation OF National policies and 20 +
ties. Mr.. smiths long familiarity
with public affairs. his shrewd pol'.
ienl insight and his brilliant literary
style combine 90 make these papers
Of unusual interest
The lighter side 81 Washington life.
the amusing haai=aiags. the current
gossip and bright sayings are found
In q new department, entitled A
womnns Washington. These bright
letters are by she author OF The d.
ara Of a New congressman's Vile.
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-03-27

Mr. Tuoor slowly. but . uin6 yo
are The other tagte words. sit-
ting on him" were never heard fy W'
guest. who vls hat say oar 81 1
building by that une
Sure onoagh alere Was q tx hioe
anake On Jhe depths of thr easy
blinking calmly az houeh pct So d,
least diFterBed By uac st1aeat Wa aAl
shared TIA seat with him-a2a13a
Herald
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-03-27

s.psie Ssi pssfathsa BY E,las usssn,
SAL Upun.

-
e.psis ssi Ditfashsa BY nelas ~Fisssii,
sat Upon.
Fr-e.lok Tudor. When ha was .
student AZ harvard. was fond o.
rnaRea. not the Kind that some har-
vArd stadtnts manage 70 attract after
4 lively evening Ia ths wafo4 of no
rssien where Bolysson street. Is The
esator Of excitement but che real ones
% he found a. Blue Hill aud other park
reservahonA
Hls room waa a veTitaole snahery'
ana visitors always had a ercepy feeling
thai ala not desert them egon vhea
tAoy reached home after a "trip 20 Mr..
Tuaors headquarters plaek snakes
water snakea and other reptiles hssSes
al thsr ease Ia coynCra on the mantle.
shelf and on the ehairs
ST.. Tutor always assured his guest
An his stow. dr0ll tones bat his pet
we're absolutely harmless aed a
benevelsnt In their intentions as sood
natured Kittens. This assurance VA
politely received, hut NOT always givs'
the fun measure u credit
one Gay tive Of his friends Wake
/, into me room ana one Of them plampe
MO a bis Easy chair the Kind that b
saeh q eapaclous seat that is Aversl
NAtron aoes not On out The fun porpoI
sons Of the chair.
Where Is hist great hle, sayaS
loohine black snake that you %
around herei" asked me visitor
con as he settled himself comfsgta0l
dua't know iog eefthla reals
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-03-27
TRUSTEES SALE.

wsrnr.s. Mary J.. self and y !"
scli her husband, did. by thc'r GER
,otn d,.-i az trust. dated the win
aav ~ F~.i,ranry, 1901. aud recorded
on the Saith day 81 February, iVil' ~
rrord book iss. az paec lis, Ia the
on,,3. ~ the Recorder OF Deeds wi'h
a. and for Batcs county. Missouri al
nn,tsr convey 10 the undersigned
ttustee. the following described n''i
r.,ete. Atuate. lying aud hn'ns 10
,hr eounty oi Bates and state 90
Missouri, and more particularly ae
aerlt,ed a. follows. to-wiu
An OF Tote thrive 90 aud iouF ttl ~
ntoep one hundred thirty-nipe tia'i
~ the i.lch riM Town Compan4 =
Th,rd Addition ga che city Of Kan
um in trust. however, % peenre tue
navment 81 a certain note We s'l''
aaea ~ trust described. and When~s
default has laeh made Ia the pas
mont If sald note aud the Interest
due thereon. and the same mann
ane and unpaid Now, thenei"e'
nntilc notice Is hcrehy given tha' 4
,he snid undersigned trustee, AZ 'h'
rnonest az the legal holder and own
~ ~ sald note, and by yir'ae 81 ga
authority aud power In me Ncs'e.
nv said dsod of trust, with hoeotN
aDce with the terms aud provision
~ said died Of trust, pnoeeed 70 81
ana win sell. the real estate "a san
dsea oftrust dcscrihcd, and herei'
heiorc fully described and set oah 9
nuh,ic vendue, TO the highest hlNae
Tor cnuh. az Front Door Of Post =
A.. m the city OF Rich hiil In Bat
county. Missouri. on
SATURDAY, MARCH y. ls'a
between the hours u niue o'clock
M. ana avs O'Clock p. me- oi IN
dnv. for ne purpose OF paying ga
note nnd the mtcnest due there's
together with the c~osisand eNl'F'.
of executing this trust.
ono. TrMPtrroS, Trusiess
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-03-27

Itita laei not gtuoreliy known e
Padertwsii the pianist 8 dsVotoe %
physical culture and q steuly patrca ~
the p%mnssiuns carlue,ed ~
men when Do d IN lradau h -
rata. the man ~ n1elo has up tei'
pleasure than % $40 % he tHs 81
the man oi muscle % is pot tbst tA1
crswsh hes So BE- made goa'er Of
thinner ae famr musicians sew he
eonteut w.h has ova ngaTe bst ha'
pure pleasure o. the performances q
feats vi strength.
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-03-27

needs ard requirements Of the bodv.
All its effort was TO riide the heart ana
mind. The body might stumble along
ANYHOW, andit geuerslly dia.
Many a s~wectEacei. rio9est-rairfed
young girl has had her first dou5es OF
the goodness Of Providence come in
through tl.e loo. az physical s1Herfvr.
vWhy must ] suffer this way she
asks, ViVhy does ulv back ache my hesa
rhrob and my side pain. So that ( am
fain 10 creep away iuio q darkerel
room and foreto tie pleasures which
belong TO my season OF life
no COATES
as a rule 10 theec gae IONS TIE younr
woman looks roall aIt sees scores q.
similar sufferers to -
q The burden iail @
sns -
- =
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-03-27

Its Strong ana WEAK roiAa.

ity and Write good and n
- happy. Hss ihr esi atceH
gid grew ~ So i ehhobi ws
oAen sorely pgzziel " rccoacie these
past teaclnnfs Nilb hef present ccnli
tiOn. Size was n0al Hrf soai ass
pure ~ the idliss ~ fer Tarden Her
heart was indebted Aud SEA s1e waf
desperately unhappy ~ gessaa 81 pg
cal ailn1euts CON rlou tq wgiru,
This was tbs weak ~ OLE
fashioned training isHo7pi the
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-03-27

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There IS no alohol ia Farortte Pre-
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SIC ard aiiIng women are inrited 10
consult DT. Pierce. b. letter. 6ze. All
correspondence held as Sacred and
N'2-uT condolences guarded % The
same strict profess oral privacy which
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The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-03-27
FOR NORTHWEST SETTLERS.
The EgrIIaElaa's YsI Low Bates

Every day during March and April,
la1 very low one wRy ColOnists
rates Gy u8e B~arlngton Route, as
follows.
Kansas uty 70 Portland, Tacoma
seattle aud Puget sound points So
To spokane and surrounding ter
ritorv TO Butte and helcna
district S8tp0-
For eNart rates "a intermc1i-
ate and bvanrh territory, coushit
ncarest ticket agent, or write the
/ unaeuigngd
Tho Bnrlingtou Northern Pacific
/ EXPRESS d tae great t~iHse-savtng
traln. carry Ing through euachsS
I through chair cars and through tour.
al e~isfers. tn Butte. HclenA, eiNa'
Kane puzeE Soond aud Portland
FROM nENyER To THE NORTH.
NEST-gho MurllnEt0n has fast
aerglce MIA Fittings ~ c~pnnccttot
with rhe unr9nSton-Northefu Ia
elite EApn,ee
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-03-27

~ - y NN e1 ErEn
failed n 3 perfect and
FerUsHrrt rafe And
ewes fil tmo I'D every
hundred hsse bsen ieue
htei tEtir rains saed
their huriens ilF6nened.
thesr iiseg mna hapmer.
Dr. pieres Ea7orie
Prescription establishes
regularity. dnes eufne
hliuE and att1eNlihy
drains, heals infansfns-
ton and n,caeaiion and.
cures female wcakne
Prom Ike fra charge o.
life, when abe gin be-
comes a woussu % the
last change Of lie il Is 4
Go1sen1 O. women rs
q reservs1ire ~ hzith
and a cure for womaniy
ills.
Tour letter jast re-
ceive writes Miss Rose
Kille1ler, Of 1s wea
Sharpaack 81. German
town, Philadelphia, Pa
3 Words fail 70 express
how thankful ] za 10 vou
-. - $3.50
The daily sentinel., 1902-10-13
STRIKE SITUATION SERIOUS
and SOLDIERS ON DUTY

Wlkesbarre. 12-Notling developed in the
soldier the
will
production coal
The issued yesterday by the
that will
Morgan
Mitches called last
he Today discuss
mistake that he call atten
tion it by reverting to the matter
is calling the federal government for
military officers the calling the national authorities
a possibility National officers take kindly
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