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Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1905-11-21
ROLL OF HONOR.

MARY ELIZABETH WELLMAN
MILRE SCOTT,
BERYL DANIELS.
JENNIE PREVO,
MAE CHAMP.
ZULU M. TAYLOR.
GEORGE ROLAND.
FLORENCE PATTERSON.
EMMA DAVIS.
JESSIE SCOTT.
RHODA DAVIS.
AGNES ASKLOF.
ADDIE CHENEY
EDITH VAWTER.
ARTHUR SWANSON.
AIDA GAME.
BERYL DANIELS.
CHLOA MULHOLLEN.
EMMA DAVIS.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1905-11-21

Ottumwa, Ia.
Dear Editor: I am a little girl
twelve years old. go to school when
ever I can. like to go to school. It
will soon be winter then we can sleigh
ride. 4 like to sleigh ride and SNOWFALL
each other. 1 have gathered two
bushels of hickory nuts. There are
l have no more to write will close
Your friend,
Ethel bowers.
r. F. D. No. 6.
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groom of fifty years ago received a
number OF handsome presents as fol-

groom OF uIIy years ago received q
number Of handsome presents as fol-
lows:
Death Of Mrs. Cox.
Mrs. M. F. Cox died at her home
north Of the city on Wednesday, at
the age Of 81 years. She had been in
i'll health for some time. but her con-
dition had not caused alarm until about
month ago. She leaves a family Of
four children and also sister, who is
resident Of this city. Mrs. William
Songer. Her brother, Henan Johnson,
of Des Moines, janitor Of the state
auditors Office, was at her bedside at
the time Of her death. The funeral
services were held at the residence
on the Brewstep farm this morning at
10 o'clock.
The first entertainment in the win
ter's lecture course ever held in the
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Hedrick. Iowa.

f1oQTlCh, iowa
Dear Editor: am little girl 8
years old. Our school is North Union
school No. /. Our teachers name is
Lyna Hamilton. I like her very well.
am in the fifth grade. have four
sisters and two brothers. We have a
dog, his name is Shep. help milk
every night and morning. / will be
glad when Christmas comes and
Thanksgiving also. Hoping to see my
letter in the paper, am as ever
Yours truly,
Mildred Neff.
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Iowa,

Hedr1ck, iowa. &!
Dear Editor: This is the first time
! have ever tried to write story. My
little friend. VERNE Foster told me
about the stories and she asked me II
wanted to write one, and / told her
1 did. and I thought / would try.
Yours truly,
Velna Dean.
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Charlton, Iowa.

CnarItOn, iowa.
Dear Junior: This is my first letter
to the Junior I live about two miles
northeast of Charlton. 1 have a dog
named Fido. 1t is very nice to have
a Junior page. My father has taken
the Courier for four years. 1t is more
interesting since it has the Junior
page. will close for this time.
Yours truly,
Clarence Johnson.
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PRIZE STORIES.

This week we are giving two prizes.
one Tor the best story on "A Day i,
me Attic" announced October 81, and
the other on Franks Turkey" one of
the subjects given out Noyef,her 4
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North English, la.

Dear Editor: / am girl eleven
years old and never wrote to the Cou-
rier Junior page before. My papa
takes the Courier and enjoy the Jun
Tor page, and think it is a great inn
provement to the Courier.
Yours respectfully,
Martha Smith.
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Thanksgiving. We were at my cous-
in Clell's Thanksgiving. He lives
just two houses below us on the next
street. I'll tell you we had a fine din
ner. We had a big roasted turkey, a
cranberry pie and big cocoanut. And
we had q table full of other things
that will not speak about because
can't think what they were.
We spent happy day together Our
mammas played games with us until
we were tired of playing.
Then we played ball. We played
ball until we were called in to sup
per. After supper we looked at books
and then ate fruit.
And we had music and it was indeed
happy Thanksgiving for us all.
Good by,
Eldon. Ansel Hemm.
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Dear Editor:
I have never written before so will
write today. I will be years old
next May. live in Eldon l go to
school. l am in the third grade. I
will now write something about
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Ottunawa, Ia.

Ottumwa, Ia.
Dear Editor: am 9 years old. I
have no brothers nor sisters. 1 have a
canary bird for a pet. His name is
Walter. / go to the Agassiz school. I
am in the eighth room. My teachers
name is Miss Day. think she is very
nice. I am taking music lessons. I
like to read the Junior letters and
stories. I guess I will close.
Your friend.
Ruth Dowthett.
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You can take most Of mans boasts;
of good qualities as advertisements for
missing ones.
1t is not always the man who sits
up stiffest in church who walks
straightest in the world
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Belknap, Nov. 8, 1905

Dear Editor:
1 have written letter before and it
was not printed. I hope that l will
see this in print. have written about
a Rude Boy.
Yours truly,
Cora Sample.
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Pearl Rogers.
Floris, Nov. 6, 1905.
Dear Editor

flOrlS, NOV. b, l5uo.
Dear Editor:
We have been taking the Courier
quite while and as enjoy reading
the Junior letters so much | thought
| would write one.
l go to school every day. I like to
go to school very much and mean to
make the most Of my time of oppor-
tunity. My studies are spelling, read
ing, writing, arithmetic, history, geo.
graphy and physiology. My teacher
is my cousin, Alma Hancock.
/ want to tell you about the fun
have on Soap Creek. for I'm jolly
Soap Creeker. set traps to catch
varnlints that were taking mothers
chickens, and caught two big skunks,
four legged ones.
The other day was over to see
my friend Eugene Brooks We went
hunting and dug out another big
skunk. We let the dogs kill him be-
cause we didn't want to get so close.
Truly yours,
Age II. Albert Kendrick Abbott.
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Dear Editor: thought would
write and Join the club. like the
Courier Junior very we'll. can hardly
wait from week to week to get 1t. I
like to read the stories.
Your sincere friend,
Teckla Swanson.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1905-11-21

Some men think they have peace Of
heart because they have cobwebs In
the brain.
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The appeal case is now on the plea OF
defective recall of the trial by the
lower court; that the defendant,
w. D. Barnett had been UNI
justly expelled from the church. This
is the first case in the Iowa conference
of appeal to any appellate court az
heretofore the appeal Of a. laynan was
to the quarterly conference until the
last general conference instituted the
appellate court consisting of trials Of
appeal appointed by the general con-
ference OF each district
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821 South Main st.
Ottumwa, Iowa.

Ottumwa, Iowa.
Dear Editor: thought l would
write a letter to the Courier Junior.
as I have read so many of the others.
go to the Comstock school. My
teachers name is Cecelie. We are
having vacation. I feed the chickens
and carry in the wood. When go out
the chickens follow me to be fed. They
think thew must be fed all the time
AS my letter is getting long, will
close, hoping to see my letter in the
Courier Junior. Your friend,
Mabelle Manro, age 9.
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Hedrick lou

No., Hedrick, Iowa
: p pear Editor of The Courier Junior:
I nave nave never written a story vet and
thought l would write one about "a
r,,hI thanksgiving" / go to the
room in the fifth grade. I hone VIII
see see my story In the Courier Junior.
MY papa takes the Ottumwa Courier.
ana l IKE to read the stories In the
: Junior Hoping to win q prize
eiiiaiii Yours truly,
VERNE Foster.
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Eldon, NOV. Z, l9O5.
Dear Editor:
] am a little girl just 9 years old. I
80 to the Eldon school, I am in Miss
M1Her's room and in the fifth grade.
have lived In Eldon two years and
seven months and have not been alb
sent or tardy in school. | have sever
al pets. One is little black and
white spotted dog. His name is Keno.
I have a squirrel, his name is Dick.
] also have two little chickens. l have
not got them named yet. This is the
first letter that have written to the
Courier Junior and would like very
much to see this in print. like my
school very much. am going to try
and study hard as would like to be
a school teacher when get old
enough.
Pearl Rogers.
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White Elm, Nov. 8, 1905.

White ETH, NOV. 8, I5Uo
Dear Editor:
AS I have never written to this club
will do so now l am little girl
s years old. I go to school and read
in the fourth reader. We are having
weeks vacation now but our school
begins next Monday. / have two
brothers and no sisters. have little
dog and cat for my pets.
Yours truly,
~ Cleo Carroll.
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Dear Editor: AS / have naye 1oW w q
zen to this club before 1 will do so
now. think the Courier Junior is
very interesting and I want to see It
improve every week. 1 am IL years
old; l have two big brothers and one
i.ttle sisters. My brothers names are
Lester and Leonard, and my sisters
name is Susie. 80 to school. My
siooI pesins next week. My studies
are reading. arithmetic
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300 North Weller street. Seo'''

Dear Editor: Well Thought 1
M9uld write and thank the Courier for
prize which / received. 1t is corn
h,usklng time now and stay
+ anss,t from school and shuck corn, so
this time. SO / guess I viii not write
any more Yours very respectfully.
Arthur Swanson.
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Albert Kendrick Abbott.
Ottumwa, Nov. 4, 1905.

Ottunwa, Nov 4, 1905.
Dear Editor:
l was very much surprised to find
l won the contest for the words. I will
write again about Lilies Disobedi-
ence." l will close, wishing the Juni-
or much success.
Your friend,
AIDA Game
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Ottunwa, Iowa.

Ottumwa, Iowa.
Dear Editor: May join this Junior
page? 1 h ave never written to this
page before. My papa takes the Daily
Courier. We think we cannot do with
out it. I am a little girl years old.
For pets I have a pug dog. had a
kitty and it ran away. I like to read
the letters in the Courier Junior. We
think we could not do without the
Daily Courier. I have brother II
years old. He has a bird and 80 has
mamma. will be glad when the river
freezes over. so I can skate. My Uncle
John gave me and my brother a pair
of skates. / have a brother IL years
old. I will try and write every week
One of my little playmates has moved
away. hope will see this in print
next Friday.
Bonnie Sayles.
226 North Moore street.
Ottumwa. Iowa.
Dear Editor: I thought 1 would
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Floris. Iowa

FIUIIS, IUWd. !
Dear Editor: like the Courier
Junior very much. go to the Horen
school My teachers name is Annie
Fitzgerald. like to go to school, But
have been missing OH account Of be-
ing sick. / am going to write a story
about Franks Turkey" Wishing the
Courier Junior success, I will close.
Reta Newman.
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r. F. D. No. 8.
Hiteman. Iowa.

Hiteman, Iowa.
Dear Junior: I thought I would
write to you, as ! like to read the let
ters. l would like to join your Junior.
1 read the letters every time that we
get them. 1 have written a story for
the Junior. Cora Terrell.
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Ottumwa, Nov. 5. 1905.

Dear Editor:
1 am II years old have two
brothers, their names are Cloyd and
Melbyn. Our pets are three dogs, a
cat, a pony. calf. go to the Irv-
ing school, am in the ninth room. We
drive to school every morning. MY
teachers name is Miss Crisswell. I
think she is very. nice. like to go
to school. I think the letters and
stories of the Courier Junior are very
nice. like to read.
Your friend,
Jessie Burns.
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write you a letter. / am wears old.
MY home Is In Kingnnan, Kansas, but
! stay IN Ottumwa. go to the Irving
senool. l am In the fifth room. MY
.eacher,s name is Miss Wagner. i
have three brothers. NV noarnma IL
dead. Ny cousin bought me a nice
new doll last Saturday. This is ali
TOT TINS time. Hoping to see this in
piiit' l am Yours truly.
ON w., Edith Scott.
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am in the first quarter, grade four. &.
am in the third reader Your friend,
Mabel e. Reifsnyder age 9.
523 East Second street.
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Floris, Iowa.

E1OrlS, iowa.
Dear Editor: am a. little girl q
years of age. I am very fond of read
ing the Courier Junior. am going to
the Horen school, My teachers name
Is Annie Fitzgerald. study reading.
writing, language, spelling, geography
and arithmetic. 1 will close wishing
the Courier Junior much success
Fife Newman, age 9.
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Russell, Ia, Nov. 9, 1905,
Dear Editor.
l have been reading the little letters
in the Courier Junior and so I thought
would write too, like to read the
letters. l have two little brothers, and
one little sister. My sisters name is
Ethel Irene. l live on farm. 60
to Center school. l have to walk a
mile and half My teachers name
was Maud Baker, but we are having
vacation now.
Your friend,
Age 8 years. e. Floy Fisher.
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Bidwell, Nov. Z, 1905.

Bidwell, Nov. Z, 1905.
enjoy reading the Courier Junior
very much.
1 have two little sisters, Helen and
Alice.
Helen is S years old and Alice one
month and two days.
Last Friday was our last day at
school for two weeks.
We have no girl now so help NAM
ma all can.
I take music lessons. have to ride
seven miles to take my lesson.
My favorite author is Louisa May
Alcott. have read almost all Of her
books.
I have started library of my own
and l have eleven nice books toward
it. l will close,
Your friend,
Age II. Edith Perry.
Ottumwa, Oct. II, 1905.
Dear Editor:
I have never written before. l am
little girl 8 years old. go to the
Agassiz school. I am in the sixth
room and in the B class Ny teach
er's name is Miss Smith. I like her.
/ will close for this time. Hoping to
find my letter in print.
Yours truly,
~
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ottumw, Nov. s, 1905.

OttumW, Nov. 3, IyU5.
Dear Editor:
l would like to join the Courier Jun
Tor. go to Comstock school. have
write about Franks Turkeys. AS this
is my first letter to the Courier Juni-
or I will close.
Your friend,
Age 10 years. Nellie Skinner.
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Cecil Richards,
213 S. Ash street, Ottumwa, Ia.
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Moulton, Nov. II, 1908.

Dear Editor:
saw the Sther childsen's letters SO
I thought would write. am in the
fifth grade and l am 10 years Old.
wrote a story.
Yours truly,
Nadine Soule.
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ing. for fear he should get his bad fin
ger knocked and hurt. Naturally
Susie was dreadfully distressed, and
1t was a hard matter to keep the tears
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JUNIOR LETTERS.

Russell, Ia, Nov. 9, 1905.
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FRANKS TURKEY.

Z SIIIOd NIuIIfVIfSIl
SOS 8. Sixth St, Burlington, Ia. 4
Long Valley advocate. (Lardo, Idaho) 1904-1907, 1905-01-26

Center, is very i'll with typhoid few
er near Caldwell. His parents have
gone to his bedside.
j Mart Warner of Thunder was in
the burg Sunday acting like he had
lost something. What was it, Mart?
The Rebekahs will give grand
masquerade ball at Odd Fellows
hall on St. Valentines day.
Rain has been falling for the last
twenty-four hours and bare spots
appear on the hills.
A telephone message reports the
snow three feet deep in High valley.
Snow is about twelve inches deep
and seems to melt as fast as it falls.
Bert Ward is on the road from
Boise with freight for our merchants.
Several new buildings will be put
up as soon as spring opens.
Long Valley advocate. (Lardo, Idaho) 1904-1907, 1905-01-26
ROS BERRY.
Roseberry, January %, 1905.


We hear there is several thou
sand pounds of freight at Council
to be brought over the mountains
and on to Thunder Mountain. Now
road up Gold Fork would be of
great value to the people and to
the freighters.
The revival meetings are still in
progress here and will continue
until the 26th. They are well at
tended by large majority of the
people.
The families of H. r. Douglass,
M. H. Williams and Oren Barnes
of Lake Fork attended church here
Sunday, the 22nd inst.
We are glad to say that Mrs.
Dreggs, who has been i'll for the
past two weeks is greatly improved.
This has been the finest winter
SO far that we have had for several
years, and we appreciate it.
Dave Cooper is hauling posts
across Gold Fork to fence the school
section he has leased.
Charles Suit returned from Coun-
Gil, where he has been visiting rela
tives, the 10Th inst.
S. w. Ward and wife of Lake
Fork was visiting friends in this
vicinity last week.
The youngest child of E. A. Cole
has been quite i'll for the past week.
Dick Paris has returned from
Boise, where he has been at work.
Long Valley advocate. (Lardo, Idaho) 1904-1907, 1905-01-26

Center, January 20, 1905.

J. G. Webster has just sold ton
of grain for 2 - cents per pound
and is offered $2.75 for all he has,
but he is holding it tor $500 per
hundred which will mean several
dollars to him. The Thunder
Mountain country is taking lots OF
grain out of this valley and leaves
lots of money here. There is not
any grain to be had at any price
hardly, but there will be plenty
sown in the spring.
We only have about six inches
of snow here and there is lots OF
stock out rustling that are fed but
very little and most OF them look
we'll. The mail carriers have
picnic this winter carrying mall.
Jos. Downend has taken his stoct
across the river, where b. IL. NC
Dougall will feed them.
Long Valley advocate. (Lardo, Idaho) 1904-1907, 1905-01-26
NUMBER ID.

air radiator. The boys are too big
hearted to notice little things; they
know what a good time is too-for
other people.
When the train pulled out, |
could see the conductor leading
them from a chair car full of ladies
back to the smoker, each with cob
pipe puncturing a broad smile that
is so characteristic of Long valley
CHAs. H. HENRY.
Long Valley advocate. (Lardo, Idaho) 1904-1907, 1905-01-26
ALPHA.
Alpha, January 10, 1905.

Mrs. Hawkins many friends gave
her a very happy surprise last
Wednesday evening. Those pres
ent were, H. Humphreys and wife,
M. Dennis and wife, Will and May
Kerby, 0. w. Coughman and wife,
T. A. Morris and Everett Kerby.
The evening was spent in games OF
various kinds and social conversa-
ton. Supper was served at 8 o'clock,
and the crowd dispersed about
midnight declaring they had been
royalty entertained.
Everett and Dave Kerby took
their cattle to Round valley last
Monday where they will feed them
the rest of the winter.
Nick Strawn, who has been in
Continued on eighth page.)
Long Valley advocate. (Lardo, Idaho) 1904-1907, 1905-01-26
TOOK CARE OF THEM
A Couple of Long Valleyites Stray
Away From Home And Instinct
lively Blaze Trails Along the
Telephone Poles Through Nampa.

Nampa, Idaho, January 19, 1905.
Editor, LONG VALLEY ADVOCATE
l get your breezy paper regularly
and note you are bowling for news.
The boys referred to in the fol-
lowing are truthful but forgetful
so / correct any mistakes they may
have made in relating the expert
ences of their trip to Boise.
Up town the other day | ran
across Billy Boydstun and Eph.
Culpepper waiting for a train to
Weiser. Don't think they ever
travelled much, for the whole depot
force down to the janitor were
cred eyed' at the cross fire of ques-
tions being put to them about the
''time that train went out" | was
lust in time to rescue them from
the jaws of a real estate shark who
was selling them 40 acres of lava
rock on Snake river.
Knowing they had about three
hours before train time, | cajoled
them into seeing the city of Nampa.
We hadn't gone more than two
blocks from the depot when had
to interfere again, this time to keep
them out of the "cooler," as Billy
took the precaution to "blaze" a
few telephone poles along the route
They wouldn't take the sidewalk
so we hiked up the middle OF the
street, all eyes on us. We were
going around the big Dewey hotel
thoroughly enjoying things when a
brass-buttoned porter happened out
on the porch with broom; they
both broke for the depot, Eph yelling
'sI don't want to miss that train
| fixed it up again with the city
marshal and outwinded the boys
within a block of the depot, Billy
his whiskers full of mud, gasplng
"We've only got an hour and a hal
to make that train"
| bought some peanuts and coax
ed them three or four blocks away
} again, but switch engine whistleo
and they hurried back on a care
fully strewn peanut shell trail
Safe within the depot, they took
r drink from a bottle of water the.
carried, sat down and talked abou
: Long valley.
When finally | watchfully fol
: lowed them out to their preclou
7 train, / noticed big brown horl
zontal stripe across their rears
they had been sitting on the nc
Long Valley advocate. (Lardo, Idaho) 1904-1907, 1905-01-26
BOULDER CREEK
Lardo, January 16, 1908.


John Lind, the son of Mrs. Ada
Wilson of this place, was. drowned
the night of Nov. 30, 1904, loo
miles west of the mouth of Colum-
bia river. He had been a sailor
four years on the American schoon-
er Resolute, and was near twenty
years of age. A mother and sister
mourn his loss.
Mrs. Herman Waleen and chill
dren are staying home alone this
winter while her husband is WORK
ing in Wyoming. She has all the !l9
work and feeding to do, but still
she is happy and enjoys the WIN
ter very much.
Long Valley advocate. (Lardo, Idaho) 1904-1907, 1905-01-26
Van Wyck, January %, 1905.

Van Wyck, January %, 1905.
= Ira Pottenger started Friday for
roosevelt with his six-horse freight
Uutht. On his last trip he had to
S:r lsaVe ms load of freight at Bald
plll' IL thirteen miles this side of
roosevelt NJ on account of running
UuI e OF hay and grain. He took a
iull alll load /, of hay and grain this time
ana al! thinks he will make it through
ollght, "n as the road to where he and
v'ler parties left their loads is now
III good condition.
oo hev E. E. Auxier informs your
CCVhrrespondent Ch. that the Baptist
Chu:,n! hurcn at this place is open to all
;n:I ;Tnflstlan denominations, and he
!, ,,'l.es them to hold services there
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