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New-York tribune., 1907-08-02
ROTH AGREED TO DIE.
Pact Said to Erplain Laura Nat
tbe-cs and Rumbaugh Suicides.
rpv Telegraph to The Tribune-l

Mount Pleasant. Penn. Aug. 1t bec''ih9
,.o., here to-day that Amos r RuI1baush. or
Mount Pleasant and Laura Matthews, on Ctl-
.cogo both of whom killed themselves in Colorado
Strings a few days ago. entered INTO SUICIDE
otraa1cent last December Miss Matthew'S II IS
tI dacIared that she would kill herself when
sba learned that Rumbaugh was married man.
ond Runbaugh. it is asserted. made promise
60 W. Girl that If she killed herself he would
do the same
Tbis story is told by Emmett Boyd. young
r,,,, of Mount Pleasant, who was friend ana
adant of the dead man. Boyd went TO chr
co,o with Rumbaugh last Christmas, where they
,,,a+ Miss Matthews He said to-day that a scene
,o1, r,Iace In his presence, when Rumbaugh told
,tirs Matthews that he had a wife, after which
,,a couDIe discussed the situation quietly Boyd
toIiovas that the girl recently recalled the COM
.act and that the pair went to Colorado TO
fulfill the agreement.
.Tf can't have you I'll kill myself" were the
,,ords of the young woman. according to Boyd.
Who saws that Rumbaugh answered "All right.
,,,tIa one if YOU kill yourself will. too"
a-s Rumbaugh. wife of Rumbaush. declares
bar confidence in the innocence of her husband.
n.,ieytnc that ne committed suicide over finan-
.cial troubles and that he did not know Miss
Matthews.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-02
HEIR F1T1LLT INJURED.
Harry c. UHcor Had Romantic
Life-Oncc q Chef.
(By Telegraph 10 The Tribune J

Buffalo Aug. HAIRY c. wilcox. who was
fatally injured in automobile smash near
New York City few days ago and is no" IN
a Manhattan hospital. has had a romantic Hle
Th, son Of one OF the chief promoters OF the
Canadian Pacific Railway, Sir Stephen Wilcox;
grandson of a former Governor General OF
Canada and a graduate of Ottawa University
and the Montreal Conservatory OF Music. he
became a hotel chef and was employed IN tA4t
capacttv AZ the Orleans House. Albion. y u
until a few weeks ago. when he was lnfor;'leu
that by the provisions of his fathers VIII ne
mad fallen heir 10 more than million uolidIS.
H. NJ once left Albion. went TO New YORK. ana
+ or+ 70 have a good time. il is said tie
purchased an automobile and was GO MS way
70 Albion with two friends when the accldt-;t
occurred ~
New YORK advices say tha' seven uoc'oi9
=, ++andarce uDon wilcox, five New York
,b,.sicfans one from RaltiIncC- ard Dr. Camp
ton OF Montreal.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-02
ROCKEFELLER PAID s15s 81 TOO MUCH.
But Honest Tarrytown Tax Collector Just
Made Out Check and Sent Surplus Back

Jobn F. Foley tax collector Of the village Of
North Tarrytown, will hereafter be known as
Honest John" and by his honesty his neigh
Dor. John D. Rockefeller, is S156 67 richer
week ago Mr.. Rockefeller sent for his tax
bills through his attorney. and Foley forwarded
them to No. 20 Broadway. few days later
and lust before the l per cent limit expired
Foley received a check from MI Rochefeier IN
,,a,-roar, Of his taxes Foley began TO check up
tho amounts and he was greatly surprised TO
end that Mr. Rockefeller had overpaid HIM
The mistake had been made In Mr.. Hockefel-
ler.s office by q clerk who added up the assess
,,eDt wrong The tax collector Immediately
ID ont check for S156 81 in Mr. Rookie
feIIer,s favor and sent 1t to him with an ex-
PLANTATION -.
Foley was seen yesterday and asked about
returning the money. He said; oh' tha'
nothing. I returned two cents 10 "o''
the other day when she overpafd me
New-York tribune., 1907-08-02
PETERS HELD NEGLIGENT.
Coroner's Terdict AGAINST l.. 1. Il. Il.
President for Gaildgher's Death.

4 cOroner's Jury In jamaica yesterday held
President Ralph Peters and John MCCrea, gem
eraI superintendent of the Long Island Railway.
the death Of Dr. Edward J. Gallagher. whose
automobile was hit by a train at ST Albans on
Sunday July 81 The jury was in session all
dav and its verdict thai the officials named
we're criminally negligent. 1t recommended
that they be held await the action OF the
Grand Jury.
District Attorney Darrin last night refused to
taka the case to the Grand Jury, saying there
WAS not the slightest ground so far as the facts
had been presented to him. for the coronerS
verdict The warrants for the arrest OF the TWO
officials were issued, but the coroner said they
need not be served until to-day
s O Dmmick the engineer. was exonerated
The verdict the death OF MISS Helen Madisan
the phvsicians fiancee, who was in the auto
with him was of a similar character.
Among the witnesses who appeared before DR..
Henry s. Amber, the coroner, was william L.
CIart q retired merchant. MIR. Clark testified
ahour one hundred feet ahead of Dr. Gallagher
ond Miss Madgan. when the physicians ma
chine started to cross the tracks He said his
wifo saw the train approaching ana ""'oo .''
hand to Dr. Gallagher
NJ clark thought DR.. Gallagher did not un-
darst,nd the signal or believed he could make
tho crossing safely for he kept right on.
vb.ra the automobile struck by the
,-oi, thare ia n long curve, and II is thought Dr
GALLAGHER did not the locomotive until IL was
o,n,ost on ton of his car II is believed he tried
to stop the machine, but It's momentum caliieu
New-York tribune., 1907-08-02
GETTING FLEET RE1Dl.
No Reason to Criticise Metcalf
Announcement, Says Loeb.

oyster Bay. Aug. 1.-Secretary Loeb said to-
day that there had been no change in the plans
70 send tie Atlantic battleship feet TO the Pa
clfc Ocean. and that the necessary preparations
for tic trip were now being made by the Navy
Department. Upon their completion and ap-
proval 10y the President the voyage will be be-
sun l hen tie President gives the word
M Loeb made this statement incidentally IN
saying that there wa no foundation for the
report mat Secretary Metcaf had been or would
Re asked 10 resign from the Cabinet because
Of his announcement that the heet would DE III
sen Francisco farbor in the near future MY
Loeb sa!G there was reason for crltclsIhs
Secretary AIctcels on account Of his announce
rueat
secrs aarv Ioel,'s statement that the feet WIZ
20 20 Tie Pacific Is regarded here as significant
IS being the first direct announcement 10 thaI
eject made at oyster Bay
Washington. AJg. NO protest has bceh re-
oeiveG from the japanese government against
TIE plan 10 SEND the Atlantic b2ttleship heet
20 the Pacific and none is expected 1t Is
pointed ont here that basis exists Tor pro-
test or complaint rs the feet is to remain IN
american waters
New-York tribune., 1907-08-02
ROPE STOPPED AUTOMOBILE
Woman injured and Threatens to Sue the
Town of ElrlSford.

G d. AIarskowsIli. OF No BIS West 9lst street.
was arrested last night for exceeding The speed
limit. the town constabIes at Elmsford stretch
fne, a rope across the road and nearly running
Mr. Nanszoxskis $4,000 runaboUt and seri-
1,.srt- irfrfrius, his wife. Mrs NanskOwSki
berated the constables- She said:
Il have not been feeling well. and my hus
band suggested that take spin up 70 Hrit~
cliff for dinner. When We're half q mile be
low where we were arrested a man threw
stone al us ! have heard of hOldups. and was
afraid A short distance further man ran
toward us waving a red flag. Then another
stretched a rope across the road and II str';rt'
me on the hip and injured me- am S"inS 70
see a doctor and then sue the town Hereafter
7 am going To carry revolver. and III shoot
the first man that stops US.
Mr. and Mrs ManskOwski were brought 20
Tarrvtown. He will be tried before Justice
Bird The machine was taken TO a garage Iha
constabIes say ManskOwski was going thtrts
miles an hour and would not stop when naGSe-~
New-York tribune., 1907-08-02
My RESULT IN ENTENTE
King md Emperor SAID TO Plan One
Bet7cecn Groups of PO5cers.

Vienna. Aug. 1.-The meeting OF King Ed
ward and Emperor Francis Joseph at Ischl on
August Il is expected to he of high political
Importance. In addition discussing many
international questions. it is said that Emperor
Francis Joseph viii assume the role or L.
termediary to bring about a final reconciliation
between King Edward and Emperor William
OF Germany, and that his policy viii Culrninate
in an endeavor to esta bliSh an entente between
the two groups of Powers. headed by Great
Britain and France the one side. anc Ger
many and Austria on the other. for which King
Edward is seeking the assistance of the Two
EmperOrs
New-York tribune., 1907-08-02
EDITORS FAVOR TAFT AND BRYAN
icy Telegraph TO The Tribune ]

;
Cincinnati Aug IA local newspaper recently
sn o1Ir queries 10 some four hundred editors every
state being represented. asking for opinions as 70
the coming candidates OF the TWO great political
narties Editors of politically independent news
naners were preferred The results of this canvass
were published to-day.
Two hundred and eight editors thought ROose-
velt would carry their Congress districts should
ne accept the nomination. and % thought 10
would pot With Roosevelt eliminated. 1856 thought
rafr would be favored by their districts. Knox
being next choice with p editors
AS to the Democratic candidates 1873 named Bryan
as most favored: Folk. Johnson and CuIberson
were named by editors each
Six;y-nine editors thought Taft would be tce
nsxt president: 81 named Roosevelt and 81 had
confidence in Eryan-s chances to be elected
New-York tribune., 1907-08-02
T1RDlU4N RUNS BEHIND.
UHliams Has Good Lead an MlSsis-
SipW Senate Primary
IBy Telegraph to The Tribunal

Jackson. Miss, Aug. 1-At midnight congress-
man John Sharp Williams seems to nave beaten
Governor James X. Vardaman in the Mississippi
state primary for United states Senator
With fifteen cities heard from In part or IN fuli.
Williams leading with 5i6 votes 10 33l for Var
darrdn Jackson ND 10 about $50 O'Clock had re-
turned 81 for Williams and II for Nardaman. a
ratio of To l. and CiulfpOrt reported Williams IN
the lead in that part Of the south coast of Misss-
sipp by about /
OF the candidates for Governor Charles Scott and
+. l.. Noel ahead of their four competitors.
although the lead not large.
With about thirty towna heard from, Williams
had SEQ votes to Vardamaa's 1000.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-02
CASHIER LEFT MONEY LOOSE IN BANK
Forgot to Lock Up $500, and Negro Janltor
Is Accused of Stealing 1t.

p,,,sburg, aug. Thomas Jordan negro la'i''o'
Va .s lodged in the Allegheny County
"a .o-,pbt charged with the theft of $500 from
tba institution Jordan denies all knowledge OF
the robbery -, -r.or,o f-o-
At the preliminary hearing to-day lhoiilas "a, -
II ,ha cashier testified that he had Forgotten 10
,lace the money In the vault on wednesday ever
inq and that to the best Of his knowledge. tne
money laid the counter ihSios 'iio pe'S ~
window until taken by the thief
tn. information against the janitor was s"ora
o,,, Inv n director OF the bank. and Jordan was
committed jail In cefaui' ol JAN III 'i'e SUM "
50 oO0.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-02
STEVENS AND WRITEH0USE IN PERIL

Pittsfeld Mass, Aug. Leo Stevens me wen
known aeronaut, and William l. Warehouse OF
Ne,9 York we're obliged 20 postpone thelr con-
t-rape;sd ascension IN the ne% halie"'i F''sFeiiS
Xxx today ur.u rext wednesday on account
4 A.. ,,r,si.sfie .,,rply of SIS. An attempt Was
rasde 20 take .he balloon ur bur after 1t nad
-.aciee :. height OF hundred teet II SUD
4eaiy sank 10 ne ground The si.ecta,''i ?
rushed . The aia # M.ssrs- Stevens ana !" iii'e
hs:se ana prevented al accident "y hei~iNs '-0
cazfes and l,-ertng IL from being upset
New-York tribune., 1907-08-02
oRJECT TO NEGRO MAIL CLERKS.

INV Teegraph 10 Inc Irlhuhe.
cl,aw-ee Okla. Aug. 1.-The southwestern ftai!-
-, Mil Clerks Association OF the eleventh dlvi-
-, has iGincd the national movement to ask
Cnpress 10 segregate the negro mail clerks in the
-. manner as are negro soldiers. Congress Will
as,,sd 10 select scme state or some division and
-, ii clerks of African descent in that territory.
-, -fL 10 500 clerks are on active duty in the
a,aysnth division. 1l2 being negroes MOST we're on
s,-tara and Texas runs, hut in the last SIX
,hc f. number have been detailed for duty in
O,,Iabouna and Indian Territory
New-York tribune., 1907-08-02
pRR. CAR REPAIRERS STRIKE.

SlfTalo. Aug Pour hundred car if-fh'ii si9 - -
Taoy@1 By The Pennsylvania laiiroao "' n' '
ead i5.e,azar eh,f,x struck tonight. The lnfe-
diate cause 81 the strike was the refusal 81 -.
company 70 ,einssa:a discharged members =" '''
enirn
efton demand for sin i'icIei5E IN -
1ia Union officials stated tonight tilat 'is - -
would remain cn strike until the dischaTse1 mn
e.re taken hack and the wage question seitleo
New-York tribune., 1907-08-02
SAILOR KILLED IN AFFRAY.
Two Others of the Maines Company
Wounded at Newport News.

Navport News Va Aug. 1.-Garrett Walsh. a
first class fireman belonging to the of the
Sattleship Maine killed. the chief master-at-
aims T F. Maddox. and the chief baker. J. Ack-
e,r-au of the same ship, were wounded. the former
nrohsbly fatally by Fred Gutierrez, beach
IVA apon.' driver. in Phoebus late tonight Cutter
rez was arrested and taken to the Hampton Jail.
tho officers fearing that the excited crowd OF sol
diers and sailors the streets of Phoebus would
attempt Ivnching. The tragedy grew out of
quarrel over paying fares
New-York tribune., 1907-08-02
snoE MANUFACTURED KILLED.
80, .r,tl,,-ne.

4I37''II'-I
Rochester. Aug. willis ii. Moore SENIOR pan
hef in TIE Moore-siiafer Shoe Manufacturing 'ohi-
fany. Of Erock,sort. died this morning ae a result
'f an accident in the Iuskoha district, tAi'aH@''
inAere he had been spending the summer, a. a. -
lars .f.~agre A telegram the family an
.s W med II of tie accident AIR. Moore was aiso "e",
" uae We'll known Moore subscription agency anu
coa1lany
New-York tribune., 1907-08-02

pobs-t E,rmet Hopkins. of Tarrytown, son of the
lotto Robert Emmett Hopkins. the petroleum man.
narrowly escaped being blown TO pieces near MS
- thare last night. An acetylene gas tank on
~ automoble exploded and tore some OF the
io,bas from his back and burned his ieg Ills
escane from death was reInarkapIe- Inc eApioSioH
- hoard fnrh half a mile.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-02
TAYLOR NOT TEMPTED.
Won't Return to kentucky Despite
Immunity Promises.
TBy Telegraph 10 Tho Tribune ]

indianapolis Aug. l-Foruer Governor William
S Taylor of Kentucky, who has been a refugee
from that state since he was Indicted for alleged
completely IN the murder Of Governor Goebel. says
that he will not return Kentucky TO testify IN
behalf of Caleb Powers notwithstanding a promise
of immunity from arrest by the Kentucky authoT-
ties He intimated to-day that he did not believe
II would be wise for him 20 return 70 Kentucky
under any circumstances.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-02
rBv Telegraph. 10 Tho Tribune ]

Georgetown. Ky. Aug Through a dispatch 10
an attorney employed in the prosecution II Caleb
Powers for the murder OF William Goehel It was
said to-day that Hsrland Whitaker ore OF the
principal witnesses for the prosecution, had los'
his life in a mine explosion In Idaho Whitaker
was the first arrested after Goebel was assas-
snated He was In the Governors office at the
time and running out was caught win seVera!
revovers IN his possession
II is believed tonight that the Powers trial VIII
be continued until the November term OF court No
movement made to-day toward obtaining a
special Judge hear the case.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-02
End OF FAMOUS LOCOMOTIVE.
,n. r.,.-ranb 20 The Tribune.

IBy Telerraph 70 TIC Iflbunt.I
Atlanta Auc 1.-The famous locomotive Texas
,b,cb carried the party that overhauied and capt
80 tbe Andrew raiders in the Civil War seven
- ,,o,y ,vere hanged is TO have an inglorious END
- II Will be broken up into scrap iron ana sold
New-York tribune., 1907-08-02

commence your vacation right. go via the Day
- Soc Steamboat and Excursion Adfts.-Advt
New-York tribune., 1907-08-02

AFTER ALL, uSHER'S The SCOTCH
NAT made the highbail famous.-AdVt
New-York tribune., 1907-08-02

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&eiultate Der bisberigen Geihsrats.
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men 2. Staliener 10. Slomenen %.
3ruater 1, Sreiiinnia 1, Bilo l,
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l. Soaialbematraten 57-ineaeiammt
231 eem1blt. Die So5ialbenutrater,
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Shritte nur. - Oberbiraermeiiter
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eeneigt lei. BprtefeuiQes i'm &abinett
anaunebmen. Sic miinihe lhre uns
ubhdn9i9teit au bemahren. - Die
0ieoerlaae Der beutIbeu uro tlhebi'
ihen @inselfrattiDnen miro oarauf
surudaefiibrt. baR oas BDlt oes emi'
gen Matchmaker 0aoers mioe gemDr.
ben lit uno Den orinaenoen Wunid
bat. oaB enolib nubbrinsenoe mirts
ihaftlibe Irbeit aeleiitet miro. Die
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lit fIr ben sw6lften SUM oefinitib be-
Id(Df5en.
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fiinf WDnnter in iener @eoeno beers
fHenoe Trndenbeit beer1oet.
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MDHnt Bleninnt cine Grau SObn
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mamt. Sic beQDB ibre 4leioer nit
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sic itnrb nab einigeri GtHnoen
qualuDnen 2eiDers. Die 6rau mar
taft nod elm Ginb, etmaS iiber bier.
sebl Sabre aft. SIN 5ebruar botte
fie fiH p~erbeiratet.
Trau Ottu 2atpiUn, Die @attin
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rier Seuer au rabe. 9as 8eu9 ae.
riet IN Brano uno Die unolidlihe
6rau tuuroe 10 ihtuer nerlebt, bas
iie aleih oarauf ftarb.
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$3.50 beftOhlen, Die er in einem
@fasgefds in ieinem @gttDnlamens
6aus uerftedt batte.
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lief elm Sradtaug in einen anberu
auf benz @eleiie ftebenoen Bug bin.
elm. Cine Nn3abl 8agen murbe
5ertriimnert. bod tpurse aliidliher.
meile @iernnno nerlebt.
Nus 4erruiue miro aemelbet.
Dab bort elm auBerDrbentli@ iHperei
Regeu gefalIen lei, elm ridtieer Bpl.
tenbrut. Der bier uro eineri bnlber
8Du Waiier brnfte. @Gbreno oes
urmettere murbe Die Sheune Dor
8. Memi@el ourh Ieinen Blislblae
in Braro geiebt. Der SSluB lit burd
ben &eaen iehr g~eftieaer.
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aus ct. Souls lhreibt man: go.
Die 8etti uno Nrbie 6olman. uelhe
in lllmt, Bulasfi COUNTY, Sns.,
BON ben @roBgeI9uorene1 in I'm,
t~laaeauftarb neriebt muroen, lDlIten
| aeItern upn Oft ST. 2puis aus, mU
fte perbaftet tuDroen maren, oDrtbin
suriifgebraht neroen. Ser Sheriff
nDn BuIasti COUNTY, gilbert Sertprl,
tettete ite nit 6anoidelen anein.
amber uno bradte tie nuf Dem 3uoe
Der SatnDis Central 8ahn, Der Of
ct. Souls um 9.43 Ibenos perl1Bl,
uuter, begab Itb aber oann mteoer
auf ben Berrun oes Babnh0fs su.
rid, NO er fih nit einem Treunoe
unterbielt. gbe er fib's neriab. Idob
fih Elm Srahttug auf benz @eleife
smtI ben ben BabuhnF uno ben 8al.
foQterau9 auo Ihnitt leBtereu BON
8abnbDF ab. Ser bieoece Sheriff
lief ME raleno nuF Dem Berrun auf
uno ab. als er fub, oab Der BaTio'
gieraug auf Der anoeren Seite oes
5sraht5ug 6 ltdl in Bsweauna lebte.
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ben DDn Dem Berionat oes Srahts
suges miBoeritunoen, urh anftatt
ibneLl meter 81 Fapren uuo Die @e=
letle fret 81 MAIDEN. hielt oerIelbe an,
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B0liaeiitatiDn, mD er 1ein 2eib benz
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lan9en.
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Lief Der IngitihmeiB BON Der Stir1te.
gr uerlieB ihlieBlih bic BDliaeiitas
tt0n, Inn einen alten Jreuno i'm
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den Sage au bitten.
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mengetetteten @efangenert nah Oit.
ct. Souls suriGeepanoert, ourd5.
iubten aundhft Die uaaebuno oes
unt0ns BabnbUfes, unb als lie bort
telne Spur ntebr nDr benz Sheriff
finoen fDnnten, MOLTEN tie lih nod
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einer1 Si1erheits mdhter, Der tie fir
Juitisfihtlinge hiett, aufgebaltett
unroen. Sic t0nnter ben BeQfnterl
ridt ~iberaeugen, oaB fie nod benz
Sheriff lubten, Der iie mad Bulasti
g0untp aurid6ringen lnute. 0ah
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mobin iie iih Dbnebin begeben baber,
miiroen. fanoen iie bort ben geIubten
Sheriff, Der inauiiben suriidaetebrt
mar. gr mdre ben Sefangenen am
ltebften UNI ben 6nls gefaIen. ent.
ihuloigte iib nielmnls meaeu ieiner
GldiibtslOiiateit uno oeripraG, fie
beute oana itber in Bulasti COUNTY
ablieferr1 au kpOlIen.
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thing > Sbrup BON Wiuionerl DON
Wtittern beim 8abnen Der s.inbet
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