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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-03-16
NOTAS Y NOTICIAS.

Ell Befior Eduardo La Roca ha rega.
lado al cuerpo de bomberos 200 botones
distintog para que los usen cuando no Wis
tan de uniforme.
--Anoche las once media el pre3i-
dente del Consejo mand6 despejar los pa
gillos por eI mucho ruido que hacian las
personaD que por allf transitaban.
LA mayor paTte de lOs Se6oreu delega.
doE han regresado hoy a sus hogares.
En- uso de icencia de paso para
Arroyo & donde ha sido trasIadado Sc en-
cuentra en- esta ciudad el cabo de la P. l.
senior Manuel ATeizsgs.
---Por abuse de confanza fu6 condena.
do en- AguadiIa. pOr el juez municipal el
Cochero Juan Velez & 40 dfas de prisi6n en-
Ia C6rcel del distrito.
-Ignacio Montafiez Cruz, preBo en- la
galera de Sumario anexa al preDidio ha
prestado fanza ante el juez municipal de
Bsyam6n para permanecer en- libertad
provisional.
-Esta noche SO llevar6 & efecto On el
"Uni6n Club un concerto de violin,
violoncello y piano, por los sefiores Maxi
Cano, Rooms y BuTset y un acto de negroD
C6micos americanos por el sefor Velez
Lopez.
OLIVIA Perez y Ramon Medina, fue
ron CuradoS en- el cuerto de SoCorroB de
contuBiones leves.
-Esta mafiana entr6 en- ell puerto Ell
vapor Julia" poocedente de Cuba San
to Domingo.
Ell dfa 20 del actual go recojer6 en- es'
ia administration de cOrreOS Ia correspon'
dencia para los E. U.
-Mafiana celebrara ejercicio en- Puer'
to de TERRA, el cuerpo de bomberos de
esta Ciu6ad.
En- el registro civil sc han inBcrito
los nacimientoS de Maria Luisa Quintero
y Juan Villarmena Dacal.
-Esta mafiana las termin6 Ia
ABamblea Legislative de Puerto Rico.
Hoy no Be recibieron telegramag de
la iSla en- Ell cuartel general de Ia policfa.
-Por falsa representation impostura
fu6 condenado en- Gusyama tres messG
de cSrcel ell tabaguero Jos6 Leoto.
Sc aSegura que el vapor "San Juan"
no hS llegado New York.
-Se informa que la banda de Ia policia
insular resemble su Contrato con Ia empire
30 del Parque Borinquen causa de no
cOnvenir en- preCio Es de sentir, pues di.
cha banda es una de las coUas que proper.
Ciona mas attractive en- los dias en- que en-
dicho Bitio toca
La corte municipal de Mayagiez
Conden6 Eusebio Hern6ndez & 3 meses
de cdrcel por hurto menor; 4 Benito Sam
boy s meseS por abuse de confsnza &
Francisco AvileS q 4 meses por falsa re-
presentation.
-Marcslino Coto fu6 sentenciado &
sufrir so dfas de prisi6n i'm puestos por Ia
corte municipal de Humacao por acometi
miento aggression y Eduardo Castillo hs
sido procesado por igual delito.
Al procesado Ceciio Coto le ha side
BobreSeida la causa que SO le Beguia ante
la Corte de distrito de Humacao, por nc
ser culpable de las acusaciones que SO LEI
hacian.
Manuel Andrini (a) Dominicano fut
condenado por 81 jusz municipal de Are
Cibo ! afio dfas de priSi6n por hurtt
de menor cuantfa.
-Por alterar Ia paE fueron reduction
prisi6n en- Ponce por Orden del iuez mu
nicipal Pedro Torres Jose Ramon Nal
donadO , ssntenCiado por igual delito
pOE la miama autoridad Pedro Acosta
80 diag PEovidencia Martinez & so dfau
awAm 9- -
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-03-16
MIOv' MecN

Cuando viene la vejez, trae cOnsigo
enfermedades catarrales. Los ancianos
por 10 regular tienen catarro en- ell sis
tema. Esto explica el porque Ia PerunG
ha l1egado ser eli remedio indispensa-
BILE de tantos ancianos.
carta De OtrO Ancian0.
Estimado, Doctor: Permitame feliei-
tarle por su gran remediO Ia Peruna.
Tengo 81 amos de edad y hacen dos amos
empece & padecer del est6magO. Ia
Peruna me euro casi instantaneamente.
s. D. Foss, 1Is s. E. 9th st., Minneapolis.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-03-16

ISAAC BROCK, ciudadano americana
i nacido en- Texas, tiene III ahos' y
goza de muy buena salud. Reside en- la
actualidad con su hijo politico en-
Valley Mills, Texas.
Hace a1g6n tempo estuvo en- Waco,
en- obsequio la petict6n de varios ami
gos, Sc deJo retratar, apoyado sobre
una vara que SO cOrt6 de uno de los
arboles que alderman Ia tumba del Gem
eral Andrew Jackson.
Ell Sr. Brock es un ancianO muy
respectable.
adonde Sc We que la fecha de su naci-
xoiento fu6 escrita hacen III afios.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-03-16
FL H0MBRE MAS VIEJO DE AMERICA
Sc Libro Del Terror De MucE1os
Inviernos Tomando
Pe=ru=na.

D EFIRIENDOSE 50 buena salud =
Ia extremosa vejez, Ell AnciAno sr.
Brock dice:
ssUna de las cOSaS que he deScH-
bierfO para mi satisfaction es eI
prOpiO remedio para los padecf-
mienfOS OcasiOnad0S pOr los
efectOS del china. POr III ahOS he
reSiStidO eI tan variable cLima de
los ESfadOS UnidOS.
''Siempre he sido saludsbIe, pero, por
supuesto, expuesto las enfermedadeF
causadas por los repentinos cambiOs do
china y temperature. Durante mi largo
vida he conocido muchisimos remedioa
para Ia tos, resfrios y diarreas.
''He deScubierfO que, Ell remedfO
del DR.. Hartman, Ia Peruna, eS el
meOir, 81 no eS ef InicO, y mas
SegurO para estaS enfermedadeS.
La he uSadO pOr nuchOS amos, y
afribuyO mi buena SRIud y Veiez q
este ren1ediO.
"Es exaetamente el remedio que re-
quiero. Me prOteje de los malos efeetOs
de los cambios de temperature; me
tiene siempre con buen apetito; me con-
serva fuerte; me tiene Ia sangre en- cir
culaci6n. Conffo en- este remedio para
todOs mi achaques.
"Cuando por primera vez Sc present6
la gripe en- este pals, empece padecer
de dicha enfermedad.
ola fuVe VariaS VeceS. Al prin.
cipO no Saba que Ia Peruna era
eT reH1edfO para eSfa eufermedad,
CuandO of decir que Ia gripe era
catarrO epidemicO, probe Ia Peruna
" reSuIt6 ser eli VerdaderO reme-
diO.
En- su Ultima carta al DIR. Hartman,
Mr.. Brock dice como sigue:
''Estoy bien y me siento como me he
sentido por los dltimos amos, lleno
de salud. Lo tinico que me molesta es
la vista. 81 pudiers yer mejor, pOdrfA
andar por toda la hacienda, y me harris
mucho bien. Jam6s estare sin Peruna.'''
SuyO Atm. Amigo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-03-16
,AAO De DESASTRESr

Ell afio de 1905 pasar6 4 Ia historic CO.
mo uno en- el que mas deSaStreB han ocuo
rridO, debidos las fusrEas ciegaS de Ia
naturalezs.
A primeros de afio el Vesubio vomit6
llamas y cenizas y llev6 Ia desolaci6n , Ia
ruina varios pueblos italianos. Un te'
rremoto destFuy6 San Francisco, la meior
ciudad que possen los Estadoa Unidos en-
IA costa del PacfaCO, , Otro tsEremotO con
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-03-16

virti6 en- ruinaB Valparaiso, Ia primera
capital martina de Chile.
Todav1a no SO hsbfa Dorado Ia penosa
impression producida por esas dos grandeS
catastrofes, cuando un tif6n barri6 Hong
Kong, hundiendo los buques que 90 halla'
ban en- eF puerto, destruyendo muchoB edi-
icios aniquiIandO iun6meras vidas.
Por Gltimo, un tremendo ciCl6n cruz6
Cuba = la Florida, dejando un rastro de
desolaCi6n.y muerte.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-03-16
EN- POlONlA
SdbdItO IHgI6s sjsCutadO

f1Varsovia, Marzo.-Un in5sIduo lla'
mado Adolph TiDgIe, Bdbdito britanicO,
ha Sido juzgado en- COnsejt de guerra por
las autoridades rusas y condenado muer'
te, habi6ndose ejecutado Ia Sentencia ahor'
c&ndOlo pocoB momentoS despues de die
tada.
Su delito consists en- haber asaltado un
tranvfa robando al conductor cuanto lle'
vaba encima.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-03-16

Naci6 anfes de formarse los Es-
tad0S UnidOS.
fla preSenciadO Ia election de ~
preSidentes.
VeferanO de cnafr0 guerras.
= Herr6 I'm cabaI0 Cuando fenGa 90
amos.
Siempre Ia VencidO Ia grippe con
IA Peruna.
Fu6 feSfigO en- I'm pIeitO 4 Ia edad
] de no ah0s.
ESta hrn1emente SECURE de que Ia
/ Peruna eS Ell E7ejOr remediO que Sc
cOnOce para enfefmedades ca
] farrafeS.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-03-16

-Experimente usted las pastiIlaB di
gestivas del doctor LIE Roy, marcs ''antG
ricas," y no tomard OtraH. Con un enBayo
basta.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-03-16

PARA CURAR UN RES FRIADo
ENUN OIA tome el LAXATIVE BRoMO
QUININA. Ri boticarto le devolver& el dinero sIno
80 cura La hrma de &. W. GROVE 30 halla en-
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-03-16
EI bupus mas rapidO de Ia Trasat.
IantiCa.
EstaA en- preparation los pianos para cons
truIrIG.

Est6n aAora en- preparation los pianos
para el buque mas rapido que ha cons
truido Ia cOmpafifa general trasatl6ntica.
Las primeras noticias Bobre Ia cons
trucci6n del buque se tuvieron en- un
banquete & bordo del Provence de Ia lfnea
francesa cuando Mr.. Faguet, el director
general americana de la compafifa, hizo
una refsrencia breve acerca de la Dueva
embarcaci6n.
Mr.. Faguet di6 mas detalles luego en-
una entrevists que tuvo en- su ofcina.
DijO que el nuevo buque tendra cerca
de nueve pies mas largo que Ell "Proven-
CO que es el buque mas nuevo y 'Eapido
que posee ahora la compafifa. Esto sig
nifica una longitul de 72O pies que exec
derf 4 la del "Ductschland," Ell campe6n
presente de las lfneas trasatI6nticas.
Ell Lusitania y el Mauritania que Sc
est6n construyendo ahora para la Inca de
Cuuard tienen una lopgitud de 100 piss
Estos buques son del tipo de turbinaS y
SO dice que mantendr6n una veIocidad de
mas de veinte y cuatro nudos poF hoEa.
Mr.. Faguet no pGdo dacir 81 Ell nuevo bu-
que frances va ser del modelo' de turbi-
mas; pero informsique ser& muy rapido y
tendr6 todas las comodidadsB modernaa
Siendo el buque mas slegsntemente equi
pado de todoB los que efuzan el oc6ano.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-03-16

En- esta imprenta 90 vends papel de
pari6dicO YisO { 1900 quiatalr
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-03-16

En- esta impTsnta 20 vsnds papal viejo &
g. 90 al quintal.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-03-16

En- eSts impEents Se Vende pBpel de pc
Ft"OCs VtGo { $500 gEiRasl.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-03-16


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Bisbee daily review., 1907-10-10
J. A HOOVER & CO.
DAILY MARKET SUMMARY.

New York market was weak all day and closed at the bottom. most issues being Oss from 1 to 2 points. Indica. tions point to still lower prices tomor. row, after which a fair sized rally should be seen. Would buy them for a turn on any pronounced break.
 A continuation of the liquidation in coppers gave them a weaker tone and all the active issues suffered Greene Cananea continues to come uu- and new low prices were made. The weak ness in New York, especially Amalga- mated, is responsible for most of the selling, and until some permanent i'm proyement is seen in that market no sustained up-mOvement can be expect ed We feel. however. that the good coppers are selling at bargain priC9s and those in a position to take care Lof theEr commitments should do well 6p purchases made at present prices.
 Bisbee curbs are dull, weak and neglected. Bids are scarce and trans actions few and far between. The low level at which they are quoted makes them look attractive and while 10 immediate results car be hoped for We are inclined to think they are sell ing at their lowest.
 Closing quotations:
Bisbee daily review., 1907-10-10
CONTRACT SIGNED

GLOBE, Oct. 9.-Mayor Sultan and Clerk Elliott signed the contracts with the water and light companies, which will give to the city splendid system of arc street lights and ma terially increase the fire protection of Globe, where there are at present but few fire plugs.
 The contracts as signed bind the city to use not less than twenty arc lights. to be located as designated by the aldermen, for which it is to pay S100 per year per light for a period of ten years, and to pay rental on at least nine fire plugs at the rate of $20 per year per plug.
 The Globe Electric Light & Gas company. with whom the lighting con tract has been closed. will put in an entire new plant for this service The dynamo ordered has capacity of fifty lights. New poles will be put in and the entire city wired especially for the arc system. The work of string ing the wires vii be commenced the corning week and the machinery is ex- pected here not later than the middle of the month
 The water plant will be consider ably improved and the capacity of the mains, especially in the downtown dis rict, increased.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-10-10
NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given, that at 9 meting of the creditors of Duey & Overlook. corporation. held at the Copper Queen hotel on the 9th day of September. 1907, the majority of the creditors being present I, Frank R. Harrington was duly elected as as signee for the benefit of said credit ors of Duey 6 Overlook, a corpora ton; that on the 10th day of Sep tember, 1907, said Frank R. Harring- ton was duly appointed as assignee for the benefit of the creditors of Duey & Overlook, a corporation. by the judge of the District Court of the Second Judicial District of the Terri. tory of Arizona, in and for the Coun- ty of Cochise, and immediately there after !, said Frank R. Harrington qual- flied as such assignee.
 FRANK R. HARRINGTON, Assignee for the benefit of the credi-
 tors of Duey & Overlook, a corpor-
 ation.
 Risbee. Arizona, September z7. 1907.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-10-10
PLENTY OF STOCK
 REMAINS UNSOLD
Local Stocks Are Still Being Pressed for Sale, With
 Prices Lowering
(By Frank J. Grail

ADs Ao1h Js UT dA.l
 Today's market shows that there is still great deal of liquidation going on and that there is a large amount of stock that is still unsold. Amalga. mated made a new low point since 1903. and if the Butte properties are shut down we can expect to see North Butte, Amalgamated. Butte Coalition and other Butte properties sell for much lower prices than they are to. day. New York stock suffered more than the Boston. and many new low prices were seen for the majority of these stocks, especially Shelters, Southern Pacific, Colorado Fuel. The Boston market suffered considerable especially North Butte and Butte Coalition. Greene Cananea and Bos- ton Consolidated
 The local stocks are still being pressed for sale American and War. ren are both lifeless. Denn Arizona changed hands at s3.37 local and the very best bid in the east was $3.0O per share for a limited amount of stock. SEattuck is being fairly well support. Cd at S125O to SI3.OO. superior & Pittsburg sold down to S9O0. Greene Cananea suffered more than ever and there must be a heavy selling Dr5s sure in the east by thOSn wLo are un able to carry the stock any longer. Greene Cananea opened at ST.O0 and sold down to s6.25 and at the close was offered at S6.62. Just how low this is going is hard to tell and it looks as though it might get to $500 per share. Black Mountain holds well at $500 to S5.25. We were unable to get any news regarding the Greene Consolidated Copper company. but from the looks of the market of the Greene Cananea there has been con siderable dissatisfaction.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-10-10
KING OF ARIZONA
(Tucson Star.)

The King of Arizona Mining com. pany, operating some 45 miles from | Mohawk, on the Southern Pacific rail
 way, is an exception to most of the | big mining companies, In that it has apparently not thought necessary in
 building up a mine to annex any very | large portion of the earth having but l four patented claims. As they have | 4500 feet along the strike of the ledge | they are not worrying and. will prob 1 ably not have to during the life of | either President Epes Randolph, Gen. | eral Manager Eugene s. Ives, or Su- l perintendent Horace Pomeroy. There are at present 150 men employed in production and development work, in addition to fifty engaged in freighting and getting out and handlig wood. That makes a pretty busy camp.
 At the camp is a dry crusher, with Cornish rolls, handling about .190 tons of gold-bearing ore every 24 hours and the product resulting, in cyanided with out plates, and then smelted on the ground, so the company is surely eith- CT getting all the values from its ores, or knows where to place it's fingers on any loss.
 The King of Arizona has been worked since 1898, since which time there has been lifted to the surface about 500,000 tons of ore. The com pany originally erected a fve-stamp mill near a water supply, five miles distant from the mine, but this plant proving unduly expensive was aban- doned, and the new mill, with four sets of rolls, was erected at the mine. The bleaching tanks number nine, one of steel, and have a diameter of forty feet
 Work is at present being prosecuted both from shaft and tunned, the deep est shaft being 1000 feet below the apex of the mountain and 75 feet on an incline of 65 degrees from the col lar of the shaft to it's bottom. The main tunnel entered the hill about 250 feet below it's apex or on a level with the shaft, and has been drawn in 200 feet
 The vein is an altered porphry and quartz, iron, manganese and spar, ac cording to Superintendent Pomeroy, and varies from 6 to 40 feet in width, carrying free gold and a most impor- tant amount of sulphides.
 The water supply is furnished from two bored wells, HOO feet deep, each with ' 5-S inch castings. A two-inch ,giDe carries ahnut 2n nnn arallnns of Water to the mine daily. Mir. Pomerov. while most courteous and satisfying in replying to most questions, failed to come across with information rel. stive to the value of ores going to the erusher or over dumps, but from the force employed it is fair inference that values are satisfactory to the com pany.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-10-10
COPPER QUEEN STOCK
 SELLS FOR slO5
Small Lot Changes Hands In New York-The Far
 Value Is SIC

Boston.-Forty shares of the Cop per Queen Consolidated Mining Co. Ca Phelps. Dodge & Go. concern, which is very closely held) were sold at auction in New York City at S1O5 a share: par is SIC a share.
 This is the first record of a public transaction in this stock and il was stated by the broker in the trans action that the securities were not bought in by the controlling interests.
 The company according to it's re- port to the Arizona mining officials. produced in the year 1906 a total of 72,000,0 pounds. the largest indiv.d- Ual output of any of the mines in that state. At the present time. however. curtailment is being enforced.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-10-10
OLD DOMINION
(SilYer Beltl

tSllYer Belt)
 The output of copper of the Old Do- minion company for the month of Sep tember shows no slackening of opera tions of the company, despite the lower prices of copper The produc- ton for the month was 3,577 ,O00 pounds, which, considering the fact that the month was one day shorter, equals the output for the month of August, the record month for the Old Dominion. While some development work has been temporarily suspended, actual mining is fully as active as it has been in the past and a large per centage of the ore reduced during Sep tember came from the company's own mines. s,ss1
 Old Dominion Not curtaiIina.
 Rumors which have been current for several weeks to the effect that there would be a wholesale laying off of men employed by the Old Do minion have thus far been absolutely without foundation and, according to the local officials of the company. there is little likelihood of their ma terailizing in the future. The princi- pal officials of the company, however, are in Boston and New York, and if there is any radical move in contem- plation, it is known only to them at this time
 Superintendent R. B. Hegardt in formed the Silver Belt last evening that so far as he knew no change is contemplated by the management of the company and that it is very prob able that operations would continue as they have.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-10-10
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

 Estate of Josephine z. Keennold, De
 ceased.
 Notice is hereby given by the under signed administratrix with the will annexed of the estate of Josephine z. Keenhold, deceased. to the creditors of and all persons having claims against the said deceased, to exhibit them with the necessary vouchers within ten months after the first pub lication of this notice to the said ad- ministratrix at the office of O'Connell & Reynolds. attorneys at law, Bisbee Arizona, the same being the place for the transaction of business of said estate, in said county of Cochise
 ELLEN l.. FITZGERALD. Administratrix With the Will Annex
 ed of the Estate of Josephine 2
 Keenhold, Deceased.
 First publication September B 1907. sS9
Bisbee daily review., 1907-10-10
Mining, Smelters & Stock Quotations
SELLING STOCK
 NOT OWNED

deals are not always possible: and where the seller will not accept all in stock. time payments are frequently agreed to. and until the final pay ment is made the original owner is fully protected-he owns the proper ty. Make it compulsory that the seller shall receive payment in full. either in cash or stock, or both. on the company's taking hold, then few CT deals will be made. In cases where payment in full IS not made at the time of transfer. both the stock holders and the original owner, should, we believe. be protected, in- solar as possible. in the event that the terms of the agreement are not fulfilled.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-10-10

Wanted: Clean linen rags at Re view office. 562
Bisbee daily review., 1907-10-10
TESTER & HICKS.
 Brokers.
Rooms 3 & 4. Antier Bido,
Over Rinehart's Drug Sto-~,

Continued weakness seemed to be the main feature of todays market and the New York and Boston markets sold off 1 to 3 points on nquida- tion, which spread to the curbs, most all of which suffered fractional de- clines.
 Traders are beginning to realize the possibilities for large profits that stocks at present prices are offering and there is a.scattered buying of the better class of stocks. with Denn ap- parently the fayorite. If stocks are worth anything they should be worth what they are selling for at present and We believe they should be bought for the turn is bound 10 com 5Nwhen they will make their holders seine easy money.
 Closing quotations:
Bisbee daily review., 1907-10-10
(Paradise Record.l

The Record has been asked if the last legislature passed a law forbid ding the sale of stock sn a mining company operating, within the ter ritory, a property which it does not own. The legislature did not pass such a law. The sale of stock in a corporation of this kind is legal. pro vided 1t Is not represented to the would-be purchaser of stock that the property in question is owned by the company. There are points in favor of the passage of such a law, chief among which points is protection to the holder Of stock Yet there is a question whether such law would be practicable or not. For. cash
Bisbee daily review., 1907-10-10
MExIcAns EtREn

1t Is reported from a thoroughly re- iiahle source that the Imperial Copper company has discharged every Mexi- can miner at the camp, and that the number let out is about I50. This takes ont a lot of shift bosses. It is also said that this change will not result in a reduction of force for more than a few days.-Tucson Star.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-10-10
j. G. PRITCHARD

Bonanza Circle and Warren District
 Stocks a Speciality.
 The market sn coppers shows con tinued weakness copper I4Jh: prices at the lowest of the season. Denn, Warren and American have come un- der S4. Wolverine holds I'D better than any for the very good reason that they have the ore and an abundance of it. Mr. Erickson of the Empire State was in town this morning and his enthusiasm over the continuance of the ore body in the winze and the high gold and silver values was very great. One sample went three ounces in gold and 137 in silver. Local trad ing is very slight.
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