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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-04-02
CHARTERS ISSUED


Charters ~srs issnei By the State Cor.
poratlon Commission yesterday as follows
Iobaciets tInc.). Richmond W. l.. Lam
redin PRESIDENT G. P. Pced. secretary. both
OF Norfolk. Va; Burton Stance. Phliadei-
nnia Pa Capital: Maximum. 500. 900; min
mum $4,000 Objects; Cigar and tobacco
Psrcival Motor Corporation, Petersburg!
va II. l.. Pereivall, president; BENZ Har-
rison' vice president: G, W. Watson. treas
urer: j. S. Gresham, secretary-all OF Pc
tersburs. Va. Capital: Maximum, s5o.oao;
iness.
Virginia stock and Farm Co. dne). Nor
folk. Va. l. K. oakley president; W j.
Hunt. secretary and treasurer: L. j. Upton.
all of Norfolk Capital; Maximum. $1,000;
minimum. $500 Objects: Stock farm
The R,vanna Club tInc.). Charlottesville.
Va. B. ". Leterman. president: j. A. crois.
SAINT. secretary c. NJ. Wood-all of Char
lottesville. Va Objects: Social club
Tripho Lithia Spring Co. tInc.p. Norfolk
j. l.. Roper. president: ". B. Roper. vice.
president; r. II. Riddleberger secretary-all
OF Norfolk. Capital: Maximum, $4,000
minimum. $500 Objects: Selling llthia
water.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-04-02
WOMEN READY TO
TAG WHOLE TOWN
And the Man Who Fails to Wear
One Will Be Put Down
as the Meanest Yet.

When the Instructive Visiting
Nurses Association begins It's tagging
Campaign on Monday In a short while
the citizenry of Richmond and the citi.
zen-yeomanry from westhampton and
from Hanover who are Richmond early
morning Commuters" will blossom out
In tags. The scene will look like re-
union Of Confederate sponsors, so far
az decorations are concerned.
For sweet charity's sake" these
tags Will be sold for small sum, and
the purchaser will be requested to wear
the emblem for the remainder Of the
day. The proceeds will go TO support
the association, which has wrought SO
much real and tangible good. Last
year these nurses paid $4,000 visits.
The success OF the chaSity in tho fu-
ture depends on the mites that are
gathered from all kinds and condi-
tons OF folk.
III Will be wary man that gets By
these young women who sell the tags,
for they are going to try TO put one
on every single man that comes along.
" "ehiie! YOU pelong 10 the church or
not. you VIII have to come across with
the shekels, for this is a benevolent en-
terprise that affects people OF all sorts
all over the city This Is one OF those
cases where little goes long way.
Inc tag was wise invention. The
man with the slim purse. whom the
world calls ill-to-do, gets credit for
MS goodness. by wearing the tag. while
tho rich man who Is short" is made
TO come over and be what he seems
Is is the very finest opportunity for
a contribution to good works by the
man who never goes to church. and.
therefore, never drops nickel into
the plush Golfer.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-04-02
CASE is REMOVED
TOvVARREN COUNTY
Powell Murder Trial in Halifax
Court Suddenly
Collapses.
SPECIAL vENIRE EXHAUSTED
Two Men Charged With At
tempting to Influence
Juror.
SPECIAL VENIRE EXHAUSTED
Especial to The Times-Dispatcn

stSJeClal ne llneS-DlSpatCn.j I'll.
Weldon. n. c.. April 1.-The E. E.
Powell murder trial suddenly collapsed
in Halifax superior Court to-day after
ten jurors had been accepted. and
placed in the box. and Judge Ward
moved the case to Warren Superior
Court
When court opened this morning
two additional jurors were quickly Sc
cured. making a total of ten. After
that man after man, as called to the
stand, would state positively that he
could not give the prisoner a fair
trial. One venireman created rip
pie OF laughter BY saying that if ac-
copied as a juror he would try the
case by what he had previously heard
and not by the evidence in court.
Judge Ward said, THE juror does not
really mean that; he ssa little tangled
on the question. SO he's excused"
1t appearing to the court, after ex-
hansting the special venire, that the
case should be removed. he promptly
so ordered. and the State asked that
It be moved to Warren county.
Prejudice Is Natural.
Judge Ward .aid in removing the
case:
Il did not think it necessary when
the motion was first made for re-
moyai. Now / am convinced that 1t
should go to another county l, In no
sense reflect on the citizenship OF the
county; it Is natural under the cir
cumstances that they should so feel,
4 might feel the SAME way myself un-
der similar circumstances
Solicitor Kerr said that he had infor.
nation that j. r. Garter, OF Scotland,
approached yenireman l., a. Daniel
showing that he had been summoned
as as; juror and had tempered with
me said Daniel by urging upon him
.Vlded he was accepted as a juror. Mr.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-04-02
senator Travis nj Memorial.

State Senator Edward l.. Travis, of
Halifax. n. c.. who was shot and Sc
riously wounded by Z. Z. Powell,
whose trial for the murder OF Police
man Charles ". Quinn, at Scotland
Neck, Is still in progress, was brought
Yesterday TO Fthe Memorial Hospital
Tor an examination. He is in charge
of DR.. Douglas Nanderhoof, but the
condition of the patient is such that
Or. John P. Davidson was called into
the case for consultation. 1t was de-
cided that an N-ray photograph he
taken of the wound to locate the bull
let, and 1t is probable that an opera
ton Will be performed
Senator Travis was accompanied TO
Richmond by his wife. and by his
physician. Dr.. Isaac Green. The pa
tent did not suffer seriously the eff
reefs OF his trip and while his con-
dition Is serious, IL Is not regarded
as critical. The X-ray will be applied
at The. hospital this morning. and
more thorough diagnosis will prob
ABLY be made this afternoon. Senator
travis Is not considered a material
Wllness in the case against Powell for
N, me murder of Policeman Dunn. and
his absence vii probably NOT cause
any delay in the proceedings.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-04-02
I HREE MAY RUN
FOR D. A. R. HEAD.
Mrs. Scott and Mrs. Story AL
ready in Field, with Mrs.
Mclean Considering.

Washington, D. c., April lone OF
the bitterest fights in the history OF
the Daughters of the American Revo.
luton is expected at the annual con-
gress OF the organization, which, opens
In this city April is. All the trouble
hinges on the selection of a president
general, and The insurgents" and reg
usars' are sharpening their weapons
for the fray
The candidates will undoubtedly be
Mrs. Matthew 4. Scott, the incumbent
and regular candidate. and Mrs. VIII
liam Cummings Story, the head of the
''ln&urgent' raction. "A three -cornered
fight, however, Is likely, as 1t is re-
ported that Mrs Donald Mclean, who
retired as president general of the or
ganization last April. Will come out
again for the ONCE.
Last year when Mrs. Mclean With
drew She supported Mrs. Scott for the
Office. The latter being known as the
administration candidate. The faction
opposed to Mrs, Mclean and her adj
was headed by Mrs. story.
who was only defeated by eight votes
This year the Insurgents are conf
dent OF success. they have been gath
erlnS campaign material since the last
and number of the leading
officials have ranged themselves on the
side of the insurgents, including Mrs.
Mary B Wilcox. the recording score
tarS- general, who recently denounced
Mrs. Scott In an open letter to the
heads or the various chapters. for the
s@rs action In discharging a clerk
Miss Agnes Gerard. the young wo-
man dismissed BY Mrs Scott reports
every day tor duty, despite the fact
that her salary has been stopped.
II Mrs Mclean and Mrs Scott are
10th determined to be candidates. Mrs.
story, the insnrgent leader, will un-
be elected, 1t Is believed,
however. that an agreement Will be
cached beforehand.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-04-02
New Books at State Library

Address Of william A. Day on the Fictieth
. AhniTsfsary OF the English Life ASSURANCES
AAtptoblosraphy OF Henry 81. snnieY. 1909.
iho Bardon Papers. published By Royal
Historical society. 1909
Best Short Poems Of the Nineteenth CEN
fury, compiled By william 5. Lord. ls1s
= bryn Mawr.A Characterization By Helen
Commentary on the Five Books of Mose.
By the Bishop OF Bath and Wells. 1894.
Condition and Extent of Oyster Beds of
James River. b. H. f. Moore. 1910.
Conference OF the National MunIc!pal
League at Cincinnati. 1859.
Uss a''N
Early English survivais on Ha.tera.
Island. hy Collier Cobb. 1910
Evangeiical Invasion OF Brazil By 6. r
Cannon. 1910
., Evolution Of ne state Universal. By VIII
y W. Denrlson--A Memorial. 1907.
international Congress on Alcoholism 1909
Tho Kaleidoscope. annual OF Hampton
Sidney College. 1875. 1900 iss-s
Landmarks Of Botanical History. by z.
Living Teachers. by Margaret, sia,tery.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-04-02
OPPONENTS HOLD
FINAL NJ { { 7 | NC
Old Ground Gone Over by Page
and Other Anti Consolida-
ton Speakers.

Federation OF former statements q,
to the financial condition of Richmond
and Manchester, belittling OF the Ie
gality of the consolidation ordinance
appeals for the working men and home
government, and other repetitlons o.
former viewpoints were tho MAR
points in addresses delivered to a
crowd of nti-annexationists last night
In the Courthouse. at the last rally OF
the league before election day.
g. b. Anderson, tho first speaker
declared that the press had bellttled
his side.
He asserted that the "antis" Tough,
from principle, as washington
fought the British. and mot by but
tons and paint brushes" He dwell.
upon the word adequate" as embodied
IN the ordnance, and declared that
Richmond was the sole Judge as to the
determining of the word.
j. S. Wakefield went into detail as
to the methods of the several city
committees.
In regard to che election of police
men In Richmond, he referred TO ''po-
litical pull and said there would be
no such pull IL we went TO Rich
rnond"
Manchesters city sergeant. he aver
red. six months ago was the strongest
of the "antis." and that now he had
gone over. Il don't know what's been
said TO him." he remarked
Ernest Neblitt, of the Third Ward,
asserted that he had never heard OF a
city where Its officers and members
of Its. committees had SO turned it
down.
marks in connection with the depre.
cation of the Free Bridge. he said:
Why in common sense did he want
10 become Mayor of worthless. bank
rupt town? have no faith in any
men who will get up and blackguard
have done"
John Barrett, Of the Fourth Ward,
created much laughter, In speaking
he made fun OF the whole proceeding.
He declared that If any one could
prove to him that the pamphlet, Con
solidation Facts" was true. he would
will" Il viii" were heard, but silence
was soon restored.
Charles l., Page went into a scrutiny
OF the ordinance. and declared that
the provisions were promises. and moth
ing but promises. He wanted to know
It was in the interests of free
speech and fair play for the consolida-
tionlsts to obtain the only two avail
able halls on tho last rallying night
before the election. The desire to sup
tSs W. ruin. ne dsSelteU, mao CHAR
acterzed the other side from beginning
TO end.
DO YOU want to hurl us into the
of Richmond politics and
under the control of the Richmond
ring?" he exclaimed.
He endeavored to show By figures
that Richmond's police. streets and
IRE departments We're inadequate and
and that its public school
pay roll had been cut $4,000, and de-
Jared that Richmond was now behind.
de said that Manchester would sur
-ender her home government and sove-
.eignty." and that it was nothing but
IN empty SHELF she was to gain.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-04-02

y
Daniel was called into court. and made
oath that the facts as set forth BY
the solicitor were true. Judge Ward
al once issued a rule requiring Carter
and Lewis to appear in court to-mor-
row morning at half-past Q o'clock and
answer the charge.
Powell was looking refreshed this
morning when brought into court. and
appeared TO take more interest in the
proceedings than he did on THURSDAY
End Cnuses Surprise.
The sudden ending OF thu trial came
as great surprise. 1t certainly APP
peared this morning that the box could
be easily filled. as two jurors were Sc
cured without the least difficulty.
At 2:30 o'clock court adjourned till
1alf-past 3 tomorrow morning. when
the only case TO come UP is the one
on rule issued by Judge Ward for
Ca rter and Lewis. who must answer to
quite a serious charge. that of at
tempting to influence Jurors.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-04-02
WANTS TO SUCCEED RossER.
v. Louthan Announces Candidacy for
Pnstmastershlp at Charlottesville.
.lspooial o The Times DISSECTION. 1

Lynchburg, Va, April l.---C. NJ. Louthan,
although temporarily in this city as deputy
collector OF internal revenue. is a citizen OF
Charlottesville, and he stated this morning,
when asked as to what he intended doing,
that he is an applicant for the postmaster
ship at Charlottesville. which was made
vacant this week by the death of General
T. l.. Rossey,
lotlesville to arrange for his interests in
his candidaGS for the position.
Mr. Louthan several times declined the
Republican nomination for Congress in the
Seventh District. but declined In favor of
friends He said to-day that the postmas-
tersh!p at Charlottesville Is worthy al amy
mans ambition. and II he Is fortunate
enough 10 secure tho appointment he Will
resign his position here. go to Charlottes-
VILE and give his entire attention to the
office,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-04-02
Charters by Stute.

Especial to The Times dispatch
Raleigh. N, g.. April 1.-THE
Wayne Garage Company, Goldshoro, is
chartered with $4,000 capital author
lied. and $3.50 subscribed, by O. L.
Edgerton and others, for general au-
tomobile business, Another charter Is
TO the Dardsn Tobacco Warehouse
Company, Farmyiile, capital $4,000.
by James II. Darden anu others The
Dnnbar7Morris Company, High Point.
changes its name TO the Wrightsbery-
Morris Company s., N. W-rightsbery
being president Of the corporation.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-04-02

iaa.
Messages from the Governorr. edited By
Charles z. Lincoln III volumes. 1879.
MoTat GeheaIogies. by r. &. Moffa,. 1909.
Ny Day. BY Ars. Pryor. 1909
Poetry Of the seasons. BY NJ. ]. Loveioy.
Prison Life Of Jefferson Davis. By j. j.
Report OF the virginia Secretary OF Mill.
,ary Records. 1910
Roeer, y aaxne and His Times. by T.
shaksspeare's Tempest. verulam edition.
short stories and Poems, by Nellie H.
speech on Hawaii. by Hon. chauncey ".
Depew. 1910
stuart's Cavalry IN the Gettysburg Cam
paiEn. b. Colonel T. II. r. TaIcott. 1860.
The Teachers candiestiek. By Margaret
slattery. 1870.
Voice, speech and Gesture. By Robert D.
Biaekman. 1913.
Waterloo. By Thomas E. watson. 1913.
Why Women should Vote. by Jane Ad-
dams, 1877.
Woman suffrage, b. David j. Brewer. 1909.
World Almanac, 1910.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-04-02
ELI SOCIETY GIVES DANCE.
Final Social Function In Connection
With Enstcr MT Unixcrsi.x.
ts : 3 81 to The Times Dispatch

lSpeciai TO The Times Dispatch.
charlottesville, Va. April 1.-The
maj german OF Easter week. held last
hish' IN the Fayerweather jGymnasi-
un. at the University of Virginia, was
givon by the Ell Society. There were
about sixty couples on the floor and
dAncing was kept up until after mid
night Music was furnished by Tbi-
lows Orchestra. of Rlchmord. The
Adnday night german was given bv
the University German Club. that on
TUESDAY night By the Beta Theta Pi
Fraternity. and Wednesday night by
the Tilka Ribbon Society. There is a
large number Of visiting girls from
ms and adjoining States.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-04-02
NORFOLK MAN ARRESTED
AS FUGITIVE FROM JUSTICE

Clyde Halford. white. was arrested
last night by Detective Sergeant Bailey
on charge of being fugitive from
Justice from Norfolk. He is wanted
there, II is alleged. on two warrants.
" htch charge him with stealing money
]. A. McCurlev and Herman Paul
white. We're arrested on a charge of
peddling without license. They had
numerous pictures with them and
these were confiscated by the police as
evidence.
G. r. Huyett. white. was arrested on
a charge of stealing tools from ]. "
HuNett The tools are valued at SIS.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-04-02
HULcHER IMPROVING
boy Who Was struck by Negro Is sti,
In HOspItnI

Gilbert Hulcher. the Young 60, =.
sS- Policeman Louis Hulcher, who wa
Inurderously assaulted last ss,lnday
night on Brook Avenue. vas reporte9
a aaS night at the CITY Hospital to ba
somewhat better and it is now he
iiieNed by the attending physicians that
eddie Wanzer. the negro who ia al.
legged to have thrown half-hrick and
struck young Hulcher. is still being
ostained. and Tsssie Lee. the woman
with whom crowd of boys was quar-.
relins at the time HulcIler was in
lnred, Is also in iail. where she is
oelng held as an important witness.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-04-02
TO INSPECT RIVER
Assistant Secretaries of the Trensury
Board Apache Here Tc-Dny.

Charles D. Norton and j. A. Freeman
Euftls. Assistant Secretaries of the
treasury. left Washington last night
LOT richmond. where to-day they will
bbo o the revenue cutter Apache. which
ma mas arrived in the liarDor. and starts
~ -, d sisht-seeing tour Town the James
although they say the trip Is
one OF Sightseeing .they refuse 10
STATE whether any official business
sakes them ON the visit. The two as
1,s.ahe secretaries will return TO Wash
lnston Monday morning -
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-04-02
INVESTIGATION ORDERED.
Grand Jury Will Look Into Recent Escapes
from Norfolk Jail,
Special to The Times-Dispat

, Norfolk, Va. April 1.r-The announcement
rs made that a special grand jury. by order
OF Judge Lawless Viii investigate. the re-
cent escape of three prisoners from the
Norfolk county jail. II is understood that
me Investigation Will be directed against
ellsworth Hubert the death watch. whom.
~ IS alleged. was asleep, but who denies
the charge, claiming that he was attending
TO duties in other partssof the Jail property.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-04-02
ARRESTED IN ROANOKE.
Guy Dell Charged with DefraudlnR
~. ,IOhnSnn City Hotel.

lSpecial TO The Times -Dlspatoh.l
Roanoke. Va, April l,--C. Guy Bell,
whose home is in East Virginia and
who has done newspaper work at Rich
mond and in other Virginia towns and
in Tennessee. was arrested her and
locked up on charge of defrauding
a hotel at Johnson, City, Tenn, by
passing an alleged forged check for
SIS.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-04-02
Noel VIII BE Candidate.

Especial to The Times Disnatch 4
Norton, Va. April l.-Senator John
9. Noel, of Pennington Gap, tonight
authorized the announcement in The
Times-Dispatch that he will be a can
didate two years hence. in 1912, for the
Republican nomination for Congress
from the Ninth District this regard :.
less of the outcome of the election this
year The announcement coming at
this time is not regarded as likely to
help Mr. Slemp in his fight against Mr..
stuart. -
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-04-02
DR. JA,1Es is PRESIDENT.


NeNtN OF -WUHcHTS INUIICTNs. ~
[Speeial5to The Times ispatch.l
Raleigh N. c., April lin The clos
ing session of the North and South
Carolina Association of Presidents; 81
Women's Colleges tonight Or ~. G.,
lanes. ot Greenyi!ie.5 q q, Cnswas elrcte'll
as tho next place of netting, -
Mrs. Luck Robertson, of Greensboro,
was reelected secretary. N 4 j,
The. association adapted resolutions
pledging the collesesanot to admit tu-
ibercnlost!s stndents, and TO require
Vaccinations,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-04-02
Hampton Firm Gets Contract.

Washington. D. c.. April 1.-The
Treasury Department to-day awarded
TO r. H. Richardson & Son, of Hanip-
ton, Va. a contract for the construc-
ton of the extension 10 the post-off!ce
at Danville, Va, at s45.2i4.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-04-02
PIE COUNTER|s|N"
LOSING IT'S HOLD.
CONTINUED From First Page)

IContlnued From First Page)
as well Mr.. Stuart Will occupy a seat
in the next House of Representatives
They are doing their duty out here.
and commercially, 10
large extent out of touch with the rest
OF the State. they are politically with
Virginia. Watch Lee.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-04-02
Grinith's Case Continued.

Grsnith's Case Continued.
The case against W. W. Griffith. wb.ts
charged with selling liquor without IL
cense. was postponed in the Police Court
Yesterday morning to April S.
Tie case against James Collier, white,
charged with assauiting d. s wooldrfd e.,
was continued to April g. s
James Witcher. colored charged with
stealing dinner from W. H Pollard was
placed under SiCo security for sixty days.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-04-02
Mrs. Parsons At Jefferson.

Mrs. Herbert Parsons, wife of the
chairman of the Republican commit
tee of the state of New York. is q
guest of the Jefferson.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-05-28
W eekly Bulletin. $500.
Address all inquiries to
MANAGER, CONTEST DEPT,
Evening Bulletin,
Honolulu. T. H.

Candor is one of the principal In
gradients in the troube-maker's
composition.
A woman who has good figure
isn't necessarily good at figures.
A man isn't inevitably crooked be-
cause he can't keep his face straight
"A man is always finding fault with
the weather or his wifo's actions.
Trouble Is about the only thing
you can find without looking for It,
It's easier to become hero than
II is to hold the job.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-05-28

% The result of the count In the %
u Yosemite California Contest will Il
q be announced tonight, as soon u
q as possible after the count is y
81 finished. at the Hawaiian Opera u
q House. the Park, Novelty. En- .:
q pire and Bonine Theatres. In y
q the moving picture houses the q
q names OF the winners viii be II
q thrown on the screen by the u
= moving picture machine. A ver- y
u bal announcement will be made u
- at tho Opera House. u
Tonight at eight O'Clock the con.
test count committee will begin the
final canvass OF the votes cast In
the lletin's Popularity Contest.
Sharply at eight o'clock the commit
tee Will take charge OF the ballot
box until all contestants and their
friends In the Bulletin office at
that time will be waited upon. Any
one arriving after eight o'clock
with Subscription orders will be re-
fused votes. There will be no sell
ing or bidding for votes at the last
hour. Votes will be issued only as
they have during the past three
weeks. that Is according to the re-
gular vote schedule and In accord
ance with the premium offer that
runs to the close OF contest.
Do Not Fail.
Don't forget TO have all your votes
in the ballot box before eight o'clock
tonight. Any one desiring to vote
for their favorite candidate may do
so any time today. between NOW
and eight O'Clock p. m.
Votes not In the ballot box by
eight o'clock will not be counted
and you must get your reserve vote
in today. Before sending In the
reserve vote 1t should be counted by
you and placed in an envelope. This
will save much time in the -final
count
Come See the Final, Count.
Everybody Is invited to come to
the Bulletin Office and see the
count of the ballots. All the con
testants should come and bring some
friend to watch their interests.
The Count Committee.
The judges who will have charge
of the count are ]. o. Cooper. John
Soper. Ray Irwin and Chas. Mar
ques. An adding machine will be
used which will simplify the sum
ming up OF the contestants totals.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-05-28
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