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The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1915-07-02
FOOT AND MOUTH
DISEASE PROBLEM

A. P. Sandles, better known al
Put" Sandles, president Of the STATE
Agricultural Commission gave al
is irs rsterestins report port Of Of the methods EN-.
ployed last winter in handling the
foot and mouth disease, at an agri-
cultural meeting in Wooster last Fri
day night.
"When the epidemic. broke out there
were only two or three veterinaries
in Ohio who had ever seen case Of the
disease, and none Of our professors
knew it by sight" said Mr.. Sandles.
1The newspapers came out with big
headlines about the diease, and
alarmed the people. Under the circum-
stances the farmers of the state did
remarkably well, and there were only
one or two shows Of violence. Bus
everybody was easily alarmed, and
every lame foot or sore spot on a
male or female animal at once de-
veloped into the foot and mouth dis
ease in imagination if not in fact.
There was only one thing to do, and
that was to go to Washington and
see men who had handled the disease
in previous outbreaks, which / did.
| went to Washington and I ok up the
matter with experts, Drs. Moehler
and Melvin, at once, and we did in
this state just what we were told by
the government experts. AS result
when it was all over, we we're told
that Ohio had handled the epidemic
better than any other state, and it cost
Ohio less than in any other state. We
will get off with an expense Of
$250,000." At this point Director
Davenport Of Illinois stated that the
cost in his state to control the disease
was a million and a half dollars. This
was due to the state authorities back
ing down at one point, and then when
the disease became worse, it was al
most necessary to call out the militia
the stock yards being at Chicago
making the cituation still worse.
Continuing his account, Mr., Sandles
said: 1--WE did business in Columbus
in two languages for while, Eng g'ish
and profane, because there was more
swearing at us in that time than ]
have ever heard in all my years. !
think it is to the credit Of Ohio that
our people did respond SO well to the
orders. from Washington as they did"
Mr.. Sandles declared that in too
many instances like this the public Of
ficials bend to each breeze Of public
feeling, are fair weathr officials,
and acting without firmness in the
face Of opposition, fail to succeed in
handling difficult questions.
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The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1915-07-02
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Church Of Christ

Sunday, July A. 1890 a. M, morn
ing worship; 11:45 a. M, Bible school;
2 p. M, Christian Endeayor, subject,
National Ideals and How Home Mis-
sions Will Promote Them" 8 preach
ing service. Willford H. McLain,
State Bible School Superintendent for
the Disciples Of Christ, will speak at
both morning and evening services,
and will conduct a conference for the
Bible school workers in the afternoon.
All those interested in Bible school
work are invited to avail themselves
Of the opportunity these sessions af-
ford. Mid-week prayer meeting on
Thursday, at 5 p. M, to which every
body is invited. v. S. Goodale, pastor,
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1915-07-02
GLOOMY OUTLOOK FOR
GOOD ROADS

There exists an unsettled condition
of affairs in the State Highway De-
partment of Ohio which bodies i'll for
the betterment Of the roads Of the
State.
Work 50 well begun in 1911 by the
reorganization of the department and
furthered by the fixing Of the road
levy, and given impetus in 1913 and
1914, has all but stopped and no new
contracts are being undertaken. Not
only is this true but the tine has
lapsed in which Ohio may claim its
share of federal aid for this year Sc
cured by the former highway COM
missioner, James w. Marker, unless
federal authorities grant extension Of
time.
Into such conditions has the depart
ment fallen that there is a well-defin-
ed rumor that Willis highway COM
missioner, Clinton w. Cowan, expects
to resign the first Of September and
take up the duties of the office Of
county surveyor 70 which he was
elected in Hamilton county. Inasmuch
as the destructive highway plank of
the Republican platform was not
adhered to the blame cannot be placed
altogether there.
The trouble is due rather to the
ruling Of tie attorney general and the
unwisdom of The method of appropria-
tions by the finance committee Of the
last Legislature. The commissioner
finds himself alone in the work with
out knowledge Of what is under way,
his best aides deserting him because
of the lack of salary appropriation.
With the road levy and automobile
license collecting making a fund ap-
proximating three million dollars Ohio
is entitled to be kept lifted from the
mud. Previous administrations made
a good start for better roads and
showed the people Of Ohio what an
intelligent program meant. The back
slip in the matter Of road building is
ncts being well received.
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1915-07-02
IMPORTANCE OF Lime

Ohio agricultural lime ana ground
limestone interests were the first
manufactures to see the vast impor-
tance of their products to agriculture.
The quality of Ohio lines and lime
stone is widely and favorably known,
for she has been large producer Of
lime of the highest grade for great
many years, during which time there
Eave been many changes for the ben
eft Of man.
These interests have built our
roads; they have purified our drink
ing water; have aided in the produc-
tion of steel and concrete for our
buildings, street railway systems, rail-
roads, ETC., to say nothing Of the
amount that goes to the sugar indus
try, the tanning industry and the
chemical industry-all closely related
TO agriculture.
In addition to the above uses large
amount goes out each year in the
various spraying mixtures, which are
used to combat insect and fungus dis
eases, thereby producing fruits, vege-
tables and plants which are healthy.
When in that condition they make
wholesome food. Yet there are many
farmers who do not fully realize the
value of lime to the art of successful
growing. Many Of them are near to
the largest rock grinding quarries in
the United States, yet have never
used any Of this material upon their
farms, while the finest fruit produced
In the state comes from the limestone
section up in Erie, Sandusky and OF
tawa counties.
The largest kraut factory in the
country is located at Clyde, o., where
they produce Holland Flat Dutch cab
bage year in and year out with very
good results.
Therefore. lime and limestone per.
forms an important junction in pro-
moting plant life BY supplying plant
food, BY neptraIizing soiI acidity and
w increasing the areas which can
grow aifaliA and the clovers.
.
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1915-07-02
THE WARNER -HEMMETER CO.

First and final account filed in
guardianship Of Ray Young.
Will Of Eliza A. Joline Of Lodi and
application for probate filed. Hearing
set for June 20 at / o'clock.
Commission to E. D. Gundy oi
Churobusco, Ind, to- take deposition ii
witness to will Of Carrie Briggs, re.
urning duly executed.
John w. Wells appointed admins
TRAITOR Of hte estate Of Clarence Hois-
ington. Bond $500. Appraiser, Chas
Farr, Frank Richard and IRA Ever.
hard. IN
n. II. Mcclure appointed admins.
TRAITOR Of the estate Of Emma d
johnson.
Proofs Of publication filed in estats
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1915-07-02
THE COUNTY FAIR
BY Peter Radford
Lecturer National Farmers Union

a
The farmer gets more out of the
fair than anyone else. The fair to ..
CITY man is an entertainment; to o
farmer 1t is education. Let us take a
stroll through the fair grounds and
li1ger moment at a few Of the points
Of greatest interest. We will frs,
visit the mechanical department ans
hold communion with the worlds
greatest thinkers.
You are now attending congress Of
the mental giants in mechanical sci.
ence of all ages. They are addressing
YOU IN tongues Of iron and steel and
in language mute and powerful tell an
eloquent story of the worlds progress
The inventive geniuses are the most
valuable farm hands we have and
they perform an enduring service 70
mankind. We can ali help others fer
a brief period while we live, but IL
takes master mind to tower into the
realm Of science and light torch Of
progress that will illuminate the path
way Of civilization for future genera
tions. The men who gave us the
sickle, the binder, the cotton gin and
hundreds Of other valuable inventions
work in every field on earth and will
continue their labors as long as time
Their bright intellects have conquered
death and they will live and serve
mankind on and on forever, without
money and without price. They have
shown US how grand and noble it is
to work for others; they have also
taught us lessons in economy and eff.
cheney, how to make one hour do the
work Of two or more; have length
ened our lives, multiplied oui
opportunities and taken toll off the
back Of humanity.
They are the most practical men
the world ever produced. Their in
ventions have stood the acid test Of
utility and efficiency. Like all useful
men, they do not seek publicity, yet
millions Of machines sing their praises
from every harvest field on earth and
as many plows turn the soil in mute
applause Of their marvellous achieve
ments.
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1915-07-02
Methodist Episcopal Church

Sunday, July A. 1880 preaching
service, topic, "Why We Believe the
Bible to be the Word Of God;" 1880
to 11:4O, ten minutes for friendly
greetings; 11:4O Bible school; Z p. M,
Epworth League service, topic, ERE
membering Jonah's Whale and For
getting I.is Message" Z p. M, class
meeting, a service Of religious conver-
sation, led by Mr.. G. M. Rhodes; 8
p. M, preaching service, topic, "Some
Forms Of Community Service to be
Rendered by the Church"
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1915-07-02
PROBATE
uOL1' ChO1M

Second partial account filed in
guardianship Of Francis and Glenn
Harter. AN
Proofs Of publication filed in es-
tate Of Geo. H. Miner and Clara e.
Austin.
Mary Anna Steele put under bond
Of $50 to keep the peace.
Motion filed by guardianship Of
Merle =. Woodbridge ct al. for allow
ance to Florence 6. Woodbridge for the
support Of minor children. Motion
allowed to the extent Of Sl.5O 4 week
leach.
Order Of sale returned in estate Of
Noble Geisinger. Sale confirmed and
deed ordered.
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1915-07-02
. RURAL SOCIAL CENTERS

We need social centers where oul
young people can be entertained,
amused and instructed under the di,
rection Of cultured, clean and com,
petent leadership where aesthetic
surroundings stir the love for the
beautiful, where art charges the at
mosphere with inspiration and power,
and innocent amusements instruct
and brighten their lives.
To hold our young people on the
farm we must make farm life more
attractive rs well as the business oi
farming more remunerative. The
school house should be the social unit
properly equipped for nourishing and
building character, % that the lives ol
our people can properly function
around It aud become supplied witt
the necessary elements of human
thought and activity.
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1915-07-02
First Baptist Church

Sunday, July S--1O:SO a. M, Morn
ing worship, subject, "The Pearl Of
Great Price 11;45 a. M, Bible school;
z p. M, young peoples service, sub.
ject, National Ideals and How Home
Missions Will Promote Them, \ leader,
Elmer Warren; 5 p. M, peoples ser
vice, subject, "The Temperance Ques-
tion from q Lawyers Viewpoint At
tOrney 9. B. Leggett Of Cleveland. s.
+. Dinmock, minister.
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1915-07-02

Saturday org avU open up orr big sale of coats and suites
can buy Them Saturday haze for Monday morning
ny De celebrated on Monday the fifth this year-nole the follow
|1Bg
LIGHT WEIGHT COAT One assorted lot of new spring coats
that sold up to 5000 and about ve silk that sold up to
$2 90 Uhac carried from last seaonCoice of
lavhile they last.
SALE PRICE $5. 90
SUMMER COATSAn assortment of spring and summer
weight coats that sold at $500 and $3.50 of kind
sizes up N are to be found IN the toors back mavy tan and
fancy mixtures.
SALE PPTCE $40. 90
TAILORED SUITS-Begjping Saturday will place on sale
tailored st IN the store at $1,000 and sse mean ana
90 or$S0 90 suit at $1,000 While you any that sold
at $780, for $780,
SALE PRICE 900 and less
SHIRT WALSTS-A fen waists trqfe soLed some loU neck
others high neck and long seeved all sizes choice at
SALE PRICE 1S OEF
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1915-07-02

Morning worship at 1880 eastern
time. sermon by Pres. H. 9. King 81
OberIin college; Sunday school, 11:4t
4. n. +, Samuel Fritsch, pastor.
81. Pauls Episcopal Church
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1915-07-02
In the recognized Fashion Centers Of
America, these beautiful blouses are
placed on sale the same day they ap-
pear in our store.

They ala forecast the Incoming styles they're the latest crea-
tons IN the Oalst !cord they're neat simple rgned and alas
the most extraordinary vGtes NeW models sale
Many are or up $ co. but this lot haze marked $OO for
ch0iA
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1915-07-02

Education is d developing OF the
mind. not ! ntufing Of the memory.
Digest what YOU read.
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1915-07-02

Holy communion and sermon at
1890; Sunday school, 11:45; strangers
WELCOME. VIM. y. Edwards, rector.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-02-18
aieine poli3einatbr tbriHten,

- Dem Charles gresprp IN es
bod gslunssn, ouf gruHb Der al ibnI
porgtfunbsntn ssfdIf9tsn GmpfsbIuns
gen sipsi SuipsIisre I'm llbrsnI 81 bes
iApinheIn. Gsins Opisr Fnb GbdrIss
GB6traer. 1116 gins Gtrobs. unb Sos
ispb 9srtliug on glari Strobe' unb
Central Mpt. Cine sntiprsdenbs ans
iIaes III gsftsrn gssen GrssOrp srbOs
ben fporbsn.
- 5rau slnnn Syridt, 1142 Dups
ton Gipubt, mslbsit esitsrH Der poli.
jsi, bob en- GHlei9bisb sipei soISsns
librsn. cine astts. Iopis sin,n Dia.
uIdniinppf aus ibrsr MobnuHg geftobs
len babe. Der Ghnud Dat eineu Wsrtb
bon $3.50.
Sn QcuisbilIe in elm esipiH.r
Jrfpiil afnbsrToa btrbaftst iporbsn.
btr an benz RdubanIhIas eeetH BEN
aRsIaurateur Darn 2ansenbein, Is
mstf Glhtr Gtrabs, ON "a. DECEMBER
bsibiligt esipsisn fem iou. Gr fou b<s
GykhssIsus be- Ranbsss isin ess tsi
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-02-18

seflidt unb su einem Bah aenyaAt.
DrauBen bob cine 5anbpumps bas
Waiier bod, bic man irgenbpo gefun>
ben bate. Ser Sfen mar aus Harlem
gifenbleh oerunbet. eSdh fncte: Der
ipirb niht lance halten." .Ddnn ma
fxn mir einen neuen," nar bic Qntz
mort. Gs gisbt bier @anuenz unb
8rouie6dber. Sreis Bis pierbunbsrt
GolOaten 6dsen bisr tGuli6. sic
brdngien fid uud beute binsu, 10 D.
ten nlle lGneer blei6en, als 2ab', 3eit
Inb Rdum nl1glih mc6eu tonnt n.
.sn einsm oFfenen Warteraum. in ben
man bon Der StruBe obne 5biir al If
bineintrnt. binoen bic neuen Oepefdhe1
an Der Wunb, bic Der .2eitungf bic IT,
in beutfter unb frana0Iiidec Spr'&
tdglih berausaiebt. Sane6en - enc
4rt &unitnuafenuns tparen piele
tunbert gilber, aus 3eiti6riften ces
riifen, aufostlebt. grit i'm 8au mar
nod cine niht nur bumorboae, Ionbern
aud febr n0tbige 4nitalt: Sas ,gnt>
lauiunas6ab", BON benz Der Ruf f9on
jsbt Deitum bur9 bic pcrberen Sel=
lungen ging. Wdbrsnb Der pntient
ein S6tpibbuo nimmt. nsrben be
aleiber cine Stunbs lang alsssrdus
dert.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-02-18

lidsn Spannuns aequdlt. SeBt felt
Der 8elner, nit benn 5ellern ilirreno,
bic Speiis DOR i6m auf ben Sifa.
9unft bon aulbsbruit nit &rdut
tringt berauI9enb in ieins0eie binein.
u9it Der re4ten 6anb iu9t sr oEne
6ilfe Der 9lugen bag MeiIer, nit b,r
linien bic @a6sl, finbet beibes unb
eebt all bic @rbsit i4neibet srobe
Stiidt ab unb taut 10 gelpultia bdb
iGmtlite &no4entbeile ieines 2opfss
lire nmrifie unb 3uIammsn9drge
bloBtsqen.
gla9 unb mad lodsrt Ii9 ieine 9als
tung. or lieet pornii6er gsbeugt, AMI
ben gaEogsn geItiist, unabpenobur IN
ben Seler Itarrenb. Gritaunlit i9nea
lit Der 5Ieaer leer. Disber beutet er
uuf ben SpeiIs5ettel. Sn Der Durtss
seit aber bsbnt er Iid biesmal be-
qusm, lebnt ii8 suriit, rsdt bic geine,
foipsit er nur tam, unb leert ben
5peiten arug Bier aug. 90 1T er aas
mGblia 10 iatt geporben, bab er ldngs
fam unb iDitematiid gu eFen anfdngt.
gr pirb fogar pdhleriIh. gaa6 bsr>
i6iebenen@dngen 1T er bsi ben pfann'
fu9en angelanst, bic taum redt bins
inter tppllen. gr mudt puuien, um
ii9 gu erbolsn, niBt bic nod Su Be.
ndltigenbs portipn miBtruuii4 unb
triiii9, als Iei bsren Site apsiFelbaft.
Die anOsrsn 9Gits ftsbsn auf unb ses
ben buDon. 3uerit Der rieIsngrOBs uns
eariIde SufarsnIsutnnnt, Der bic
pfsrbeausbebung beauffidtigt. Gr
gebt an bem 5if9 bes SberItsn aus
@ali3ien 5iemIi6 slsidsiiltig unb ge>
DOrii6er. Sbm folgt naa si>
ner Dsile, 5ierIi9en S9rittss, Der
Obsrit, besriibt DON feinem gan5en
SffiSisrtorps. Dunn entfernen iid bic
Sffi5iers, Iatt unb 5ufrieben. Doss
iel6e tbut bic tleine Dame nit ben piss
len Ringsn unb Der lungsn Jeber am
Sut, bic acknowledgements erfolglos
bier auf Semanb nartst = mertfDiir.
bigerpeiie, neil. SSruuen binter Der
Jront Ionft ME erfolglos parten. sic
bIiHaelt gsgsn bus 2ibt unb gs6t nit
einem enttduIhten 4usbrud bdpon.
.DesbaIb bat iie nun aud seTugi,
bab lie Seu1ano eripartets9 3uz
rid blsiben Der Sauptmunn uno i6.
Der &ellnsr 1T beI9Gftisungslps ee.
nprben uno taut an einem 3dbns
itO9er. Sd babe i'm bisisr unb anoerer
OeDobH5eiten pegen i4on bunbertmal
icbtgefagt. S4lisbli6 Itebe aud it
uuf, einsn Iiebepoaen Bid auf ben
9ouptmann uub ieinen IeBten pfann>
tuhen perfenb. llnb inbsm i9 an ibm
Doriibergshe, iegns id Jpn unb bisIe
grobe 3sit, IN Der bic gep66nlitften
meni9Ii9sH GunttioHen pisber bsilig
qetporben iinb.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-02-18

Diefe Gulturpolitif Der offener
Sbiire tperben mir natiirIih, in un.
ierem eisenen SntersHs, troB oes ariss
ses unb aud mad ibm tpeiter forts
fiibrsn. Q6er mir perben uns DON
bieiem Shidfalsinbr nabneu lniIsn,
nun enbli9 bic SeIbftGnbigfeif unfes
rer &ultur purb5ufeben unb bic pers
btente Gdtung oor i1r 5u forbern.
uno 70 freubis mir ieben Suipafs Su
ibr besriiBen poIen, 70 energiI4 pers
ben mir ieben &ufpuB ablebnen mills
len; iene na4dfente Qusldnberei, bts
ii4 als befdGmenDes Ipra9li9ss
SelbitbetenntniB bic ein5ig Bel uns
Oeutlfsn porfommsnbe Asbensart
bonn .Gi4t melt bersfeiu" sebilDst bat
unb Die uns feit Sabrbunberten pers
un5iert, ia aud in 3eiten nationaisu
&ufiADungs nie ausgeiebt bat, Don
Der 5obenftaufen3eit nit ibrer Srous
babour Waore per Bis in bic pernit)s
tenoen syabrJebnte bes DreibiGdbris
gen &rieges unb bic .geiitiee unfru4t-
BARRETT bes SisbSiger Sabres. Die
nrfuds biefer grf9einung lisgt in
Der Sbatfahe. bab bic anbsren 2Gn>
Der piel friiber sur polttii9en Ginheit
unb alfo cud 5u iensr imponiereHben
un6 ansiebenben 9ef9lpfIenbeit Der
formalen Gultur gelnngten als mir,
bic mir srft in ben leBten Sobr5ebus
ten bon Der neuen 9auptitabt bes
neuen Rei6es aus ben Ginflub bes
3entralismus ipiirten. Sft freili5
ni6t 5u unferm Segen, bo bic ebrssis
sige, nah 9leifJpertbigfsit nit ben
@eltitGbten paris unb 2onoon RIM
aenbe &apttale ibr Seil oQSuleibt in
iibertreffenoer Naaabmung iu6te unb
biefe qusldnberei BON Der na6 Berlin
f6islsrOen rpropin5" iibernomrlen
unb gar md pOtenaiert tpurbe. Dur9
bos ginfalstbpr elmer folfeu uuss
lanbIiiiteren 3entrale tonnts natiirs
lid aud bic frsmbe Mtnoerfpert6iJz
feit in Wiobe, Sitte unb &unft unges
bemmt einitr6men unb BEL uns jene
lltptultIcll luEH S1cUuHlIlltllUNHI1t pl~
fabreu, bic uns nun 10 f66n Dergoiten
nerbeH. 6ofFentli4 bert bieIer llns
bant beg Quslanbs ouSu, bic Ofisuiz
li6e 0anolung, bic ouf alien Sebies
ten nit srfreuli6er StGrte eingeTebt
bat, au 6eI6lsuuigsn, gu pertisfen u1o
bduernb gu trGftigen. Sin Ruff Der
QeuberliGteit, pie i'm als bdnalite
@rIdsinunq Der iunge Sent gerlia
ner W2oben 1914 sei1te, fpiro bo'fents
lid fir INNER Der 8ergcngenteit aus
oe6Sren uno bafir bic @rtenntniB
&raft setpinnsn, buB ri6ts Dornebz
mer III als 8coenitGnbteteit unb bag
ung eebuntenloie Qusldnberei muir 81
ben rgebiloeten Saustue9ten" @uro.
pas MAIDEN lam.
Die le66afts 3uitimmung, bic Guo's
ipig SSuloa nit ieinen 0arlegunaen
unb Wtabnungsn funb, seigts beuilifl.
bab er nur bic @ebanten Ieiuer 6Drer
ousgeiprp6en bate unb onB es Ieiner
oepanbten. oas freie Wort obns Stiibe
qebrouhenben 9ortragsort aelungen
mar, lie in aLlaemeinsm 9ufammens
bang 70 einbrudapOG pie nur ges
rpinIat Su dubern.
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nAfane.

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633 Weif 4. Strabe, itolperis ssitsru
glahmittna an Der A. unb Jobn Str.
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tss rsGten Bsines bapon.rua. pntrol
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glbsnb turs Dor 8 llbr an Der Wt.
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