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Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1908-07-23
LAST RANDOLPH

Charles Perkins is guest at w. f.
Armstrong;.
Walter Blanchard from Boston Is a
guest of Leon Wright.
Miss Dolly Bennett is suffering from q
severe attack Of appendicitis.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. X. Waldo are visiting
in waIpole, y. H., this week.
Miss Ruth Deering from Royaiton was
entertained by Miss Ina Emery the first
of the week.
Everett Newell from Bridgewater,
Mass. visited his brother, DIR. II. L.
Newell, last week.
Miss Alice Hyzer from Randolph Gem
ter visited at @. q. Boswell's last week
and called on other friends.
Rev. Mr. Schofield from Richford gave
an interesting lecture on temperance at
the F. b. church last Sunday evening.
A son was born July 20 TO Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Young of Randolph Center,
grandson OF Mr.. and Mrs u. VI. Durkee.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. e. Smith, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Rogers and daug nter. Hazel.
visited at Martin Ioung's in STAFFORD
over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Peabody and
daughter from Springfield, VT, have
been visiting at the home of her mother,
Mrs. Genis Ryder.
Porter Collins from Stowe and Miss
Inez Granger were united in marriage
last Friday at the home of the bride by
the Rev. y. II. Farr, only the members of
the family being present. Mr.. and Mrs.
Collins are now visiting friends in stowe
and Morrisville, but ii is expected that
they will reside in this village.
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SOUTH RANDOLPH

Miss Annie Smith has been q guest
at c. K. Smiths recently.
Mrs. c. NJ. Riford returned from
MiddIebury last Thursday.
Raymond Paine attended the Buffalo
Bill show at the junction Tuesday.
Master Dean Cotton OF Concord, N. H.,
is spending q month at Mrs. Mary
Camps.
The whole family of Will Camp, Mrs.
E. ID. Camp and son, Barton. have been i'll
the past week.
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Free 2oo-Pase Book About Minnesot

Complied by the state, describing in
dHstries, crops, live stock, property val
ues, schools, churches and towns of each
county, and Minnesota's splendid oppor.
tunities for any man. Sent free by State
Board of immigration, Dept. V. rs, State
Capitol, st. Paul, Mimi. 2w
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Administrators Sale.

To close an estate at once, consisting
of one brick, two-storied house of two
tenements, connected with dance hall
known as Grange hal), stage, dining
room and kitchen; also a stable; also one
single, two-storied frame house of six
rooms; another building with this suit
able for a nice barn or another tenement; ;
also two-storied farm house of two tene-
ments, land and two building lots; can be
sold separately or with the house. All
these houses are in good condition,
plumbing, etc., and are connected with
village sewer. Investment in any or all
Of the foregoing properties will net over
10 per cent. The Grange hall property
pays about 10 per cent. For further par
ticulars, apply to Irwin 8. Chase, Ad-
ministrator. 3w ca
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Farm For Sale.

known as the Irwin Lamson farm, one
mile from the business part of Randolph,
consisting of $50 acres of land, 40 acres of
tillage land, plenty OF wood and lumber,
with pasturing, never-failing running
water at house and barn; large two-story
brick house of twelve rooms, in good re-
pair, slated roof; new barn 80 feet long,
clapboarded and painted, tie twenty
cows, good horse stable, carriage house,
silo, all under one roof, with a good eel
lar to same. For information, address,
F. H. Packard, Randolph, VT. If
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Notice.

The highway, village and school taxes
are in my hands for collection. Please
call and settle before Sept. 1. 4w
A. NJ. Hubba d, Collector.
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NORTH RANDOLPH

Charles Sprague of Iowa visited his
cousin, c. s. Hall, last week.
Gladys Parker is helping Mrs. w. G.
Buzzell. She is gaining slowly.
Mary Boyce of Randolph was guest of
Eleanor and Sallie Fits last week.
Mrs. Warren Carpenters niece of Barre
has been spending few days with her.
Mrs. Morse is away on . vacation.
Mr.. Morse is boarding with Mrs. Buzzell.
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Notice.

The tax bills are in my hands for col
lection and should be paid before Oct.
to save the discount. 2w
A. II. Beedle, Collector.
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A Card.

We wish to acknowledge the kindly
aid and sympathy extended to US during
the illness and death of our husband and
father, E. H. Bruce, and to return thanks
for the floral tributes. Our gratitude is
especially due to U. s. Grant post for its
services.
Mrs. E. Fl. Bruce and Family.
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Never can tell when you'll mash fin
ger or suffer . cut, bruise, burn or scald.
Be prepared. DR.. Thomas Electric Oil
Instantly Relieves the pain-quickly cures
the wound.
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Execution Sale.

Notice is hereby given that l have taken upon
executions issued against the goods, chattels and
estate of VIII H. Huntley of Rochester, VT. fthis
being his last known place OF residence) and will
sell at public auction to the highest bidder to
satisfy said executions, a parcel of wild land
belonging to the said Will H. Huntley and sit
mated in Braintree, VT, and described as
e. Eaton decided to the said Will H. Huntley by
deed dated January q, 1908. and recorded in book
a, page "a, of Braintree land records the same
being 10 acres, more or less. The same will be
sold at 10 O'Clock a. on the 9Th day of October
A. D. 1908. in the public highway in front of the
R1stof1ce in that part of Braintree, VT, called
brafntree, Vt, July IS, 1905
E. L MARTIN, Constable
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Ladies' hair work. Mrs. H. 81. B63H,
Mass.
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Examination Of Teachers.

Public examination of teachers will be
held for Windsor county at White Rivel
Junction, Aug. and A; Chester, Aug.
and 6; South Royalton, Aug. and s.
Normal school entrance examinations al
same times and places.
2w N ]. Whitehill, Examiner.
The Washington herald., 1908-06-28

meeting Of the Lavras Workers, OF
the Second Presbyterian Church. Will be
held at that church tomorrow following
the morning services. to hear a letter
from Rev. Cannon, relative TO the mes
sages Of sympathy he received upon the
death OF his wife
The Washington herald., 1908-06-28
PORTE IGNORES CZAR'S WORD
Sultan Declines to Call Halt to
Atrocities on Frontier.
Action May Result I'm RussiR's SeIE-
ing Part of the Turkish
Empire.

Constantinople, June 27.-The Russian
government to-day sent an ultimatum 20
Turkey. saying she will no longer pas
sively witness the cruelties Of the Kurdish
tribes and the Shahs iu disciplined troops
that have been practiced on the Turkish
frontier
1t can be said that this latest express
sion OF Russia's attitude surprised the
sultan. The feeling here Is that the pres
ent determined stand Of Russia is directly
traceable to the recent meeting between
the Car and King Edward. and that
Russia is not acting on her own initiative.
Instead Of needing the ultimatum, the
porte is hurry-ing the work OF strength
enlng the frontier fortihcations.
Turkey is clearly preparing for any turn
OF events. and in the work OF preparation.
II is believed that she is being advised
and urged on by Germany.
The charge is made that the Car.
knowing the utter impossibility OF holding
the Kurds in check. has imposed this task
on the Sultan to the end that he will have
show Of excuse for seizing a part OF the
| empire
The Washington herald., 1908-06-28

Past Master L. Ruben has presented
Observation-Disclosures Lodge OF Masons
with a number OF colonial notes They
will be placed among the lodge relics.
Miss Mary W. Hulhsh, OF The Plains,
Fauquier County, who has been visiting
relatives for the past week, left to-day
for a short trip TO Berkeley Springs. w.
Va, after which she will return home.
The Washington herald., 1908-06-28
Hotel Lawrence

Ocean-yieW rooms. open surroundings quiet and
lined neghhoThOod privilege bathing nom hotel; e.
ceptonal table: rates s. up daily; SO up weekly.
special rates for June and July 4 NJ. E GEIGEk.
flrmfrIv nf Aermont Hnuse
The Washington herald., 1908-06-28

Mrs. Virginia Milburn. widow OF ].
Parker Milburn. formerly of this city,
died in Washington Friday. She was
well known In this city.
The Washington herald., 1908-06-28
HOPE TO BEAT PEARRE.
Democrats Think They HIVE Chance
to Win Election.
Special ID ID Washington Herald.

Special to The Washington Herald
Rockville. Nd. June 27.-The belief is
abroad among the Democrats OF West
ern Maryland that there will be a good
chance Of defeating Col George A.
Pearre for reelection from the Sixth
Congressional district at the November
election.
For a number Of years the Democratic
nomination in the district has gone beg
ging. and available candidates were not
obtainable. but this year. although the
nominating convention does not meet un-
III August 90 the names of three as
pirants have already been brought for
ward by their friends as candidates will
ing TO enter the lists in opposition to the
Republican nominee. They are Edward
W. Byron. Of Washington County; John
W. Young. OF Allegany County. and
II. Dorsey Etchison. Of Frederick It is
thought there will be more aspirants by
the time the convention assemblies.
Col. PeaTre has served four successive
terms in the House OF Representa- tives.
having been each time elected by sub
stantial majorities. Within a score of
years the district has several times
elected Democrats to Congress-
Pearre was renominated early in the
spring. but not without considerable op-
position in the various counties OF the
district. He was bitterly opposed by the
Lowndes faction in his home county OF
Allegany, and this county went against
him In the primaries by a vote OF nearly
three to one. The opposition to him in
the other counties was quiet. but quite
pronounced.
Since his denomination the Republican
city Of Cumberland. his home town. has
elected Democratic mayor by a large
majority. which IL regarded as signih-
cant of Republican disaffection, lKely
to have a marked effect upon the next
Congressional election.
The Washington herald., 1908-06-28
POOLS WILL NOT BE SOLD.
Rockville Fair Announcement Said
TO Have Been without Foundation.

Special 10 The Washington Herald.
Rockville. Nd. June 27.-The recently
published announcement that pools would
be sold ca ;ne races at the agricultural
fair In August has created a stir through
out this county.
The announcement was first published
as an advertisement in a New York
sporting paper over the signature OF the
secretary Of the society. and It now ap-
pears to have been mistake. which has
not been explained so far.
Judge Henderson. OF the Circuit Court.
has been piled with a great many inqui-
res from citizens opposed to pool selling
at the fair. requesting information con-
cerning the published announcement Last
year the court declined 10 issue the re-
quired special license for selling pools
on the races. and inQuirers wanted 10
know the why's and wherefores of a
change OF ruling. II one had been made
The fact is that pools will not be sold
unless il Is done in violation OF law, for
which the penalty Is very severe. Judge
Henderson says that no pool-selling
license will be issued by the court this
year. nor any year during his term Of
Office. so far as his authority is concerned.
The Washington herald., 1908-06-28
PLANS HUMAN SLAUGHTER.
Dutch Government VIII XIII OF
Natives i'm Sumntrn.

AftS IN Sumntru.
The Hague. June 27.-Convince5 that
only a wholesale slaughter Of the natives
will end the war the Dutch have been
waging intermittently for thirtv-fou-
years against the Achinese. in North and
West sumatra. the States General has
ordered Col. Swart to surrender tenn
porarily his governorship Of the Island Of
Celebes in the Malay Archipelago. hasten
10 Acheen, and establish order at any
cost.
Practically unknown to the world fight
ing has ragged almost uninterruptedly for
more than third of a century.
Gov. van Daalen's recent surrender ~
the command there on the ground that
he was sick Of hopeless warfare brought
the matter sharply to the States Generals
attention. Gov. van Hentz suppressed
rebel activity for few months eleven
years ago and was called on for a report.
His reply is known to have handled
the Dutch colonial policy with small cere-
mony. He attributes the trouble TO Mig
gardliness.
The recent abandonment OF the effort TO
pacify the Achinese by peaceful methods.
he says, would have been commendable.
but for the fact that it has not been
vigorously carried out.
Unable owing to their numerical In
feriority, to hold prisoners, these officers
say that It has been the custom to kill
those who fell into the hands Of the
flying columns. Rife bullets have been
hacked with knives to make them infict
more terrible wounds.
While approving these repressive meas
ures, Gov. van Hentz remarks that un-
less carried out thoroughly. they are
worse than nothing
The Washington herald., 1908-06-28
CARS TO kENSINGToN
CHILD DEAD WHEN FOUND.
Mother Pulls Infant from Spring,
Thinking Her Still Alive.

Special TO The Washington Herald.
Cumberland. Nd, June Z.-Mrs. W. H.
Raymon rescued her daughter, aged
eighteen months, from spring. into
which the child had fallen. as she
thought. her little legs kicking frantical-
ly. and she pressed her to her bosom.
carrying her home. She made the mis-
take Of thinking that the child was all
right, and folding her 10 her breast, her
life went out The child was strangled
By the water she had breathed while in
the spring.
The Washington herald., 1908-06-28
NO CONTROL OVER MARKET.
Commissioners Unable 10 Aid Farm
PrE in Getting stands.

Each Of the three Commissioners yester-
day approved the recommendation of w.
c. Haskell. seaier Of weights and meas
ures, that c. L. jenkins. who recently
complained against the curb stands at the
o street market. be advised that the Dis
trict authorities have no jurisdiction over
the market in question.
In his letter TO the Commissioners, Mr..
jenkins asked 10 have the stands OF the
truck gardeners numbered. saying II was
necessary for the country merchants TO
be at the o street market at , o'clock in
the morning in order to obtain a place.
Mr.. Haskell requests that Mr.. Jenkins
be referred to Jesse b. Wilson, president
of the o Street Market Company.
The Washington herald., 1908-06-28
REHEARSAL A REAL WEDDING.
Young Couple Surprises Guests, Who
Expected Marriage Later.

Special to The Washington Herald.
Cumberland, Md, June 27.-What was
thought to be a rehearsal for a marriage
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. o. D.
Barnes. Bridgeport. w. Va, developed
into a real marriage.
The bridegroom was John L. Cav
throp. travelling salesman for the Wes-
ton Pottery Company and the bride Miss
Flora Harvey. daughter Of DR.. G. B.
Harvey. a well-known physician OF Ell
kins, W. Va She is a graduate OF the
Maryland College. Lutherville. Md. The
friends present were taken greatly by
surprise. as they had no idea the cere-
mony would be solemnized at that time.
The Washington herald., 1908-06-28
Rum over by Train, Dies.
Tho Washington Herald.

Special 10 The Washington Hernld.
winchester. Va. June H.-Lee Dun
bract, young white man. who was run
over by Norfolk and Western train al
Shenandoah City last night died this
afternoon at DR.. fuckers Hospital, Ber-
ryville. as a result OF injuries sustained
Dunbract's home was In Keyser, w. Va.
He was thirty-one years Of age and un-
married.
The Washington herald., 1908-06-28
ENGLISH HORSES SCARCE.
Army Officers Alarmed over Lack
OF Good Mounts.

London, June &.-English army officers
are becoming alarmed at the scarcity OF
horses fit for army service.
The crop It is predicted. will be 5000
short when the next agricultural statistics
are published. The decrease in suitable
horses has been going on for six years
The situation has been accentuated bv
the extensive purchases BY Russia Of the
pick Of English Clydesdales.
The price Of horses in England is higher
now than it has been for many years
The Washington herald., 1908-06-28
ELEVATED TRAINS
WRECKED IN CRASH
Twenty-Five Hurt in Accident
on New York Road.
FIRE FOLLOWS THE SMASH-UP
Only Light Saturday HnIf-holidny
Traffic Saves Line from killing
Many PRssenEers-Shake- Comes
When SeVen-car Trnin Hits the
Rear End of the Stalled Car.

New York. June 27.-Twenty-hve per-
sons were injured in a collision on the
Third avenue elevated road this evening
by a train running into the rear Of
stalled train.
Only the light travel Of the Saturday
half holiday saved the road from the
greatest accident 1t has ever known.
The accident happened about o'clock
when a northbound. seven-car train, go
ing at a good speed. ran into a stalled
10Th street car standing at a point near
lOlst street, and in a moment the air was
filled with flying glass and splinters. and
the shrieks Of the women in both trains
could be heard blocks away.
The noise Of the crash drew crowd at
once. The police reserves were soon on
the scene. together with twelve companies
Of hremen. The police and flreman got
busy at once.
Ladders Put Up.
They put UP ladders TO the II" struc-
ture and quickly removed the injured
from the debris. The rear car Of the
stalled train was smashed 70 smithereens.
The force Of the impact had made a bad
wreck OF the Eorthbound train. and. OF
course, everybody in the cars was flung
around and cut and bruised.
A fire which broke out after the col
lision, and which threatened to make a
holocaust OF the accident. was soon
quenched by means OF hose and fire ex-
tinguishers
The injured were placed in ambulances
and taken 20 various hospitals.
The Washington herald., 1908-06-28
ITALIAN FINED 100000.
Tribunal Mulcts Merchant Who
Struggles In Sugar

Geneva. June I.-The Tribunal Of Dem
odossola, Italy. has evidently been i'm
pressed with the fine assessed against
the Standard OIL Company by Judge
Lands. for II has just fined wealthy
merchant. OF Naples named Idaco
10000 for smuggling 1880 pounds of
yaocharine through the Simplon tunnel
into Italy.
The Washington herald., 1908-06-28
MISS CHAFFEE ENGAGED.
Gen. and Mrs. ChaGee's Daughter to
Wed Lieut.. Howard.

Los Angeles. Cal. June 27-Gen Adna
Chaffee, retired. and Mrs. Chaffee an
nounce to-day the engagement OF their
daughter Helen to Lieut.. John Hastings
Howard OF the Ninth cavalry. L. S. A..
now at Camp McGrath, Batangas Prov
ince. Philippines Miss Chaffee has
spent the past FIVE months visiting her
sister. Mrs. George F. Hamilton in the
Philippines.
The Washington herald., 1908-06-28
DIES IN INDIANA.
Mother of Baltimore Man Passes
Awny While on Visit.

Special to The Washington Herald.
Annapolis. Md. June 27.-Dr. Caswell
Grave, of Baltimore, Of the Maryland
shell fish commission. telegraphed TO An
napolis from Monrovia. Ind, to-day the
news of the death Of his mother. which
occurred there last night
Thomas Grave. another son OF Mrs.
Grave. who is with the engineering force
OF the shell Ash commission. was in turn
notified. and left al once for Indiana.
DR.. Graves family had been on a short
trip to Monrovia. and he was called there
by his mothers illness two weeks ago.
The Washington herald., 1908-06-28
Ladders Put Up.
WOULD INSURE ARTISTS.
French Paper Plans Tax when
Work of Art Is sold.

Paris, June G.-Taking for its text the
fate Of girl bearing the name Of a
dead painter renowned in Europe and
America. whose works sell at constantly
increasing prices while she earns her liv-
ing by selling programmes in a circus. the
Journal proposes a scheme for insuring
artists against losing forever the fruit
Of their efforts.
The paper suggests the formation Of a
society for the protection Of artistic prop
erty. which the government shall en-
power 70 collect for certain number Of
years for artists benefit. a percentage
every time a picture or piece Of sculpture
Is sold.
The Washington herald., 1908-06-28
YOUNG GIRL ATTACKED.
Does Not Attempt 90 Es-
cnpe-Is Under Arrest.

Special 10 The Washington Herald.
Richmond. Va. June T.-Hazel Tyler.
a fourteen-year-old girl. was attacked in
her home tonight by Bud" Neal. whose
family lived in the same house with the
girls family.
The girl is in a serious condition The
young man Is under arrest The girl was
enticed into a room with the lad by the
delivery by him OF a message from her
mother. Officers were summoned. who
placed Neal under arrest. He made no
attempt TO get away.
The Washington herald., 1908-06-28
Winnnr Horse wins

London. June H.-The last day of the
horse show was devoted chiefly TO COM
petitions for championship cups. An
American horse. Walter Winans' Crokers
Rosador won first az the best appointed
single harness turnout
The Washington herald., 1908-06-28
THAW SEEKS JURY TRIAL.
New Writ Keeps Slayer of White
Out of Mnttenwan.

Poughkeepsie. n. Y, June H.-Simul-
taneously with the filing OF an order by
Supreme Court Justice Morschauser to-
day, renandng Harry X. Thaw to the
Matteawan hospital for the criminal it,
sane. his lawyers filed an order by
Justice Isaac n. Mills. granting another
writ OF habeas corpus. which acts as a
stay.
Thaw viii be taken before Judge Mills
at White Plains on Monday morning.
The principal point TO be settled is
whether Thaw has the right TO demand a
jury trial. which his attorneys contend
he has.
The Washington herald., 1908-06-28
NEW YORK.
WHERE THIS SUMMER?
Long Island, NY.
Swept by Cool Sea
6reezes.
NEW YORK.

Over 400 miles of shore line on
ocean. sound, and bays-unequaled
for boating, surf and still water
bathing. Perfect roads for automo-
billing.
Beautiful wooded hill country,
overlooking sounds and bays on the
north shore; lakes and streams in
the interior; perfect beaches on the
great South Bayand Atlantic Ocean.
Send o cents postage to the Gen
eral Passenger Agent for book,
Summer Resorts on Long Island" "
LONG ISLAND RAILROAD CO.
A. l. LANGDON. HOWARD NJ. SMITH.
Tnfic Manager. General Passenger A gent
Is Fifth ave. New York
The Washington herald., 1908-06-28
NEWSOFALEXANDRlA
Stores Will Observe Sunday
closing Laws To-day.
NO PROMISE OF TEST CASE

Drugs and Newspapers Only Articles
that May be Bought In Old Vir-
EiniH Town TO-day-SchOOl Trus-
tees Award Contract for Erection
of New school Building.
The Washington herald., 1908-06-28

CLARENDON, BALLSTON, DUNN>LORiStS'
VIENNA. OAkTON, AND FAIRFAX COUEf
HOUSE. Cars at frequent intervals from Nouns
srnon station. 18th street and Pennsylvaua avenue
lPhone main tSll and from south end AauedueE
Bridge CPhoue west 2l2). Historic suburbA Fight
ing ground Of the Civil War. See Colonial Rec5rdI
aud last will Of George Washington Fairfax COur
The Washington herald., 1908-06-28
SOUTH ATLANTIC CITY.
SOUTH ATLANTIC CITY. New JERSEY.

SOUTH ATLANTIC CITY, New Jersey,
Offers unusual opportunities az very reasonable rates
for families seeking a quiet restful seash0Ce home
during the heated period. Best bathing fishing and
blatinC Comfortable cottages and hotels. ATtesiau
water. Electric lights. gas Twelve minutes by trol.
ley from Atlantis Clty. For illustrated booklet and
further information Spp,y CHARLES HART. City
Clerk. South Atlantic city.
The Washington herald., 1908-06-28
COUNTRY BOARD.
COUNTRY BOARDEE

COUNTRY BOARDERS WANTED LARGE
stone house; shady lawn: Shenandoah River
and Blue Ridge Mountains; high elevation and
pretty view; terms moderate; l meet an boardcrs
free Of charge station Boyoe on y. & W. r. r.
Address wM w. BURCH. Boyce P. o.. Clar e
County. Va
The Washington herald., 1908-06-28

LEEsBURG INN LEESBURG. YA-FINE Gil.
mate; good table. ECKER BARRY. Prr
pTietorS jel6-Sot
The Washington herald., 1908-06-28
HOTEL TRACY

Tennessee Ave. Near Beach.
Managed b. Nashingtonians special attention %
Washington guests. close 10 Boardwalk attractions
railroad stations. churches and I. o.; excellent
table; WHITE SERVICE; rooms single or suite;
special June and July rates
MARK A. HALL. S. {. WINDECK.
jcL5-30L