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! ruing, fur one I ie u Ji.wy lm
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THE OLDEST RAILROAD.
It J a Little One U EsElfit Tat
W Incorpoitrd la U19.
The traveler mho leave Flvra
outh for Ix;iiJ-n ty lite Great
Western ruiUny iU sMir Lm
fce La jiroteIeJ to and ttree
juartr mile ami i aing tl;
2tlth ii.iio pot frern i'Jiiit.p1cn
that the train trowca a irg!e
lice of railroad a.hnot at a right
angle on the JeveL To it jmiiu-vli-atcly
suf-f'( an overbri-'ge. and
then, on the left hand or oiT" ide
may Le k n the fingle line in
tinu, laid nj,n rciu'h tone LiocL,
but prt'i-entiiig a decidedly out-of-datff
apju-arante. I'mhanre a train
of four or five little Irut k loaded
nilh sjuare luiiipa of thina ilay
and drawn by a coujic" of
mar be Ktn, but in half a mile the
old line trtndb away northvard and
is lost f ijrht of. It W'irg, y tli
Railroad Gaztttc, to the oldest rail
road tonsiiany in the world.
Tl l'lyinouih. end Dartmouth
rsiltray a inerporatel on July
20, 1819. for "iiigkirtjr and maintain
ing a tram road or iron ri!iray fr
the patago of . ngom acd other
carriages" from Crahtree to war
the jirions of irar on Dartmoor.
The pri.-ons had Urn erected
about ten year before, on the lone
liest and wildest tract of land that
could be found, to at-onimodai the
Frrn !i pri-ciccrs of war who incon
veniently crowded llynwuth tiui;d
in hulks. The injt-ctor of the line,
however, .Sir Thomas Trhi,t, had
a gToat idea that Dartmoor wa ca
!il.le of cultivation.
The riyinouth and Dartmoor
Railway company wa dsolved,
and reincorporated by an act of
18v, for the pnrp of brincing it
under the provL-inn tf modTn arti
m to Mng ttcam power, etc. The
old rate were revi-cJ and power
taken to carry passengers. It then
owed 7.i.000 to t He mortgagor.
5Iefm. Jhnpon, who rrWed it on
being paid in harr. The compnny
ha 4-inev? ttinftrucled kid lK-al
line rear Ilrmouth, which are
worked hr the Great W't-tem and
the Indon and SouhwcterT'; in
fact, it is virtually a joint line rw.
Still, though, it own no roiling
toek-, it lu nominally an inde
pendent ri.-tent-e, re-ive it
rrnU, niaintain a Ixrdon ofliee.
and mar undoubtrdlr lx eons-idrnd
Ue oidc4 railway company in the
world.
DECAYED CERJWJLS KOBILITY.
lew wf tSie Titled Tclkt Anouat ta
Very Mack.
According to the annual edition of
lVrthtu' Almanac of the German no
bility thou.'ind of waiters, coach
men, barmen, miner and other w ork
men in the 1'nited State are recruit
ed from Ihe rank of the German no
bility, llerr von Nordegg, an em
inent authority on the ari.locratio
world of the 1'atherland, My, in
commenting on the book, that a
glance over it content reveal the
ominous fact that practically every
blue-blooded family (if the etnjure is
now represe nted in the I nited
State, where their i ion for the
inokt Jiart ae engaged in the huru
b!e eniplovment. To thia it may le
adJed tliat not only in America and
other foreign conn trie are cionof
noble German familie found in the
lnwct .trt of ivicty, but even in
th-' I'athctland the name of the
very oldctt noble which appear in
the highect tank of the army, court
and orticialdoni are eticountfred
among coaxhtni n, copju-li ard com
mon laliotcr.
In all Uerlin one lawjer only i
of n.d.le birth, while the city direc
tory ivc lir-t s of I'tindredkof agent.
conth!e and fkilled and unkilled
Ulorcr with fine old noble panic.
Marriage w it h commoner in the
ritn rt ic circle ic a! a regarded
ac, and general!) really is, marriage
for money. The German twliiiny,
unlike the Fplih, cannot Muirte
front mi h mtrrig'-ti the odium of
nioallitim e. In German iiohle fam
ilies, unlike she Krpli-h n-bility, the
father' title in inherited by ch of
l.i children, mulling in an rd!e
c rity of count, eount-M , c to.
SmoktltM Leaisa.
The curimi mgir- lion that ii n.ay
le priti.ble lo remove the fim ke
cf Jin1! cities in a manner oniw hat
rctuMu g thai in w l.o h 1 1. ir te w ge
utJi-'M'l of ha 11 r i-.tlj jrde
by Dr. V. X. Shaw, lie ah u'tr that
ai-oiit ?.(hh.0hi tun of meky sir
would have tole icmotcd from l-ti'
ton every c-'iiy IU c ider to keep it
aluio)-h re clean It take l,tt.i.
toii vf water a i!y to carry ;T tl.r
icwagt -f iendon. lie huilud
In tri. !!y-dncsi ff.a, eaeh deliver
icg S;o,(vO cubic fn of a:r j-c r Hon
Ulr. wlJ ciij viall lt tuuti.vU
Ait ISK'XEJfT TBI! P.
TeoBg Lady CrrUf OS a J&s"a
Watca Wiiim XanrUc It.
"There is a jiAir.tf n.n is X Or
Jears wl.o-e p-xket wtf 'jv.! Lljvo
cently picked a few timing ego at
puh!;c xih'-rU.g, ard it i j vlM,
too, by a young lady in the fj;&iei
way imagirahle," taid a man who
live uptown 4 a New Orlcaha
Tune-Detuoc ret rcp'rt-r. "Tie
young vita in qu.tioa Lad gobe to
the tLnti.r. He had Li t It atd
chairr when he ettercJ, but
when he left Le Lad ctly thai
remembrance. . tf..tLet valuable.
It ail came about in thi way:
When the curtain Lad rolled
down on the lat act, u the mult of
au ai-eidtbt, ihe theater wa sudden
ly left in total darknof, and jnt at
the time when Jhc- trc-ni werw
crowding ictu the ai-l- to I'-aT
after tli la.t a t. The ailct were
fearfully jammed, and there uti
nsuch purhirg end crowdicj. Iha
aeditnev TnaUy got on the outt-ide.
The young maa nartcd to look at his
watch tone what the hour was. The,
watch w e, chain and all. lie
remembered ;o have felt a slight jar
while in the crowd, lleru-hedtoa
cewrKT oiTi.-e and adrertiK-d the
watch in the 'lost' column, oSeritj
to a.-k- 'to juciion and to pay a re
ward for its riJurn. In the mean
time, a certain u urg lady Lad been
very rum Jj ca.hu rrar-c-ij alter gettmf
;-ut in tLe Iiglt to cd a watch and
chain d.ir c!:cg from one of the but
ton of a hght jacket i-be wore. 'Oh,
dear me,' the wid to her cv-r.rL
Sime p'nt'.en an wi!I think I picked
hi pocket.' But they laughed OTer
the matter. The advertirerncnt waa
read r.eit day, and the watch w a re
turned, polite cxpUrsti-jB were ex
changed, and the incident paKcL
Xow here i a chain for a romance,
if vou care to pursue the ul'.t, a
ort of continued ftorv, but the facta
end here, and I w ill not venture int
the rea'.nt of firtkn in onlcr to make
the climax romantic."
POSTERITY.
One of Uia Famoaa "irih Bulla" el
o(liah Elctory.
What ha oterity tTer done for
u? Thii utterance CK-cnrred. a Mr.
Adatn nirmi-e. in the time cf Grat
tan' jiarliamc nt. Amor.gthcftrarge
(haracter of thore t! in Dublm
not the least .-Tgular, u Note and
Queries a a Sir I'-y le Koche, Hart.
A n ofS'ieer c f the I'.ritb army L
dittirgui!hed himself in the Ameri
can war. Retiring frocn the k-nice,
he obtained acat in tarliamcni, and
. acc-ordirg to Mr. Froudc, the
litifTix n of ! 1 cnp. rv j ic e psrt v in
the Iri-h himer.f cvtr.ntc-ri. Hewa
continually jxrpctrating "bulls.'
whiih the great lri-h ora'or, J. I,
t'urran, who di-I.kc-d him very much,
believed Were the mut of prcjiara
lion. However, it may mrttiuned
that on one occasion, w iu n pjmi,mg a
crant fi r n ine public work. Sir
llovle Rodi hn marked: "What, Mr.
SjH-aker. ?o we are to beggar our
elve for the fear cf veiling j.ter
ityl Xow. 1 would e-k the honorable
rentleioan, und this inoreht!or
able hotie, why we ;iu'.d put c-ur
aclvc out of tie way to do ainthir.f
f r itcrin. fur what Sjij j-'eritj
done fur u'r"
W hen the r r of Uugl ter whh
followed had MiliMi'cd. Sir lo'.e en
tered tij n a hie id x;!i ati. n. ' I
apprehend." he replied, "gentlemew
have entirely mhulm m Word.. 1
ure the hotin that bv p'tenty. 1
do not n.in n v neoti.r. but thore
who are to e"ne imtiiediati Iv (ur
thcin,"
It need I trdlv he ai'dn! that s'.f
Box!,- R.nhe vuled for the t'ti. n,
tnd J. in n rejiit r.i-e gYi 1 1 d jm n
'ion and a jHu-t in DuM.n i .:. He
a a fncy bluff and ,,'.':, rl ke old
getith iiiaii. lie t-.-td onjuua
Eya at DiSereat je.
The Sun khclin n;u?i um j, .ewew
an intere-ticg ctdleetii-n (
taken from l.iiuun U-:ng at ihSer
nt ages whuh ore cut txc-P a
uch a w to cxhih.ji p;;ty tie
internal and the cvtcii j ee. It it
cay to tl.-,.rve t!-t "!e ce cf a
jour-g 1 l.ild t at ttnju i t 4
ttr; I hut if tie Vvi,ih a !.llV 1.
; in the ti mi t 30 the t ln'gtr.a
to lt .l.ghtU o'uc, in t! e mn of
Ml or t o It l. dec i! veil V opaque, ard
in the lean c f ,o er M) it dull ati J
!u!! !c-. This gradu! t'rttiop
nunl cf e;., il t due t, (! i,
err- cf i.i'iou lu-ue avd dfjst
i f wte uatic-r in the ee,
rii al lnia Cauk,
ri! ha a jl,t,e cf Wv!hlp fvf
c j- h K.t-c'i) u.! .LutU; L.sJli tie
.i i.i , ,. ... , ,
ThU "x-m wMwrlttn It Jam
pV.m K. Ilant. yuwojrlri of l
! -l1ri4 tu s army c&trr
wii km m Wo A tfw -a
tk rttr rvt rw to. Join (j. WWt
0f ikiH 4 tUU ijfw tJuit luauthtjr
had truly tuarvm-ti It rt A wrtUrvg
IlnglUiit werw.;
Toe cimkkb r..
Von klM-4 n-'. My V2
IrcIIiel kwr tm ycur f jx-jot
With a. leelloj; o( brtter
Awl lunette ret.
WliiJe the holy emotion
Sty Untgv dared Bot t"k
Jlaahci ep la fisrr?-
Frociit icy Wart to jay tbeek.
lour ami bld nt taut ;
O, yoor awnua wrre ao fcoitl:
Hettrt Wat aaiaot Wart
I a tWlr pMKtoeate foil.
Tour irlance nmti Crnwlzg
My ikxuI Oi rough my rrr,
Aa tW anA draw tlx) Btot
From t V una to tW LVwc
Toor Iifa clang to lulne
Tin 1 prayed ta my !ib
TWy snlfht serer obcUp.
From tbia rsftarou kirn.
Von kiiMed me! My Wart,
And my breath, aacI my wffl
la deiirtoma )y
For moment atood atUL
Life Wid fur me tWn
Ko temiitatlonw, no ehunna
Xo rbtlona of hapf-ines
Outlde cjf your a nil.
And were I Oil lmtant
An angel. KMweed
Of tW ien-e od t W far
Tbat are g'.rea tW Ut,
I wrooid nlng my wfctte roW
Unreplnlnffly down,
I would tear from my foreWaI
Ita WjAHtlfal crown,
To ntie ouee more
In that haven of ret
Vour Wm upon mioe.
My Wetd on your treat.
Vou kfewed me! My aoul.
In a lAim mo divine,
Ifecled and awooned like ad run Lea
Fooilsh wltu wine. mnc
And I thought 'twere dclklouw
To die tWre U death
Would but come wblle my lip
Fere yet moUtwHbyottf treats;
1 were dclScloua to die
If I might grow cold T
WLile your arm cUiid me round
In tWir rxubtiunatc fold.
And tlnw are tie quetku
I a, day and nlgttt:
Muet my liiw taat no morw
Scb esuuUHe delight.
Wculd you rare if your breoat
Were my wWlter aa tWn,
And If you were Wre
Would you Vlaa me asntn?
(tATiBC Clever Hay.
At harvest time approaches it is
well to consider the work to be done
and carefully map out plans. Es
pecially is this necessary this year
with reference to the hay crop this
t:ason on account of the backward
ness of other farm wotk. Clover
hay will furnish the m harvest
wotk, also the most dii&culi. No
mote taiuabbi aUround forage crop
than clover (rows on the farm if
saved in gaod condition. If stack
ed or stored in bar a or shed when
not sufficiently cured there is dan
ger cot c&iy wi the hay molding
and becoming dusty, tut spontane
ous combustion may rev-It and
consume the barn sad bay toeeit
er. Various plans lor pcopedy
curio clover bay are vague ty
farmers, each havicg hi own
way. Too tnch ciposure to bot
sua while ia the swath il dani
age. the hay and caute the leaves
to shatter ofi, yei ucceruiety cf
the weather receittes its fceicg
suiluiently cured h ttota.e as
sooa at povt.tle lr this reason
it should &ot be bunched too much.
Stinking or woring in tL
evening should be aivlded, at it
quickly al.ocr- iiCiciiit diiwpues.
ttont the atrrH-plxree t tpod cx at
IraU d.ijf t(. Good retulu cu
be ol'tiud with clover by wiing a
tma'.i Uver of c!a dry atrawr aftei
cavk ii Ki S tuvhe U)r of the
clover, the ttiw tsvntin the aur
plat p, leie.g liec'.'vcf br-hl
d fere from ntld. SnUt'.y rlrtt
clutt hy tkeiheio clover o tiaio
ihy, will tto tad wetting by .lhi
ta'ot vr dew alter bong cut, ber.ee
the cutting muvt t-e tuagtd t!;St
ictrieiK to the vta!:.r uj tc-
iliUtk (or Cv.lin ' iJ vteuij if bet
rvkult ate !- t vt(incvh At to
projMrr t4jj al wt,iv!c to cut, the
(iicicruMit vf vpiuiiM auioeg tvC-
crfut tlotcf riri it tht clcrvrr
il.v uld be cut vct.vu the r"ut tiowuit
IH tk.V f rsp-r-weklle, La-i af
cowr killed by l.jHrwmj Lt Tlwrv
y diwinj the heavy r4 wtmn.
L'aCcr, rHr, Ifetr, snJ Ar? -
ton City wol a. ctUUtit the 41 ef
July this year. Ti yevsr ch
The Cki'ml9 Chwrch it nowr jX- E ttMzt Olive nret.'.
afeljaad coeventeat: locsnti oo! Abowt f :.ct wi-ev ct rJn U re-ti-e
corner of Third and Wt'mf, ported t i.a-e I'.cn dv;- th
jt north of t5j Epipal eJ"-erch. ' diw-poar lt Tr, i,.ijy. E Fi i
Thi is the seventh chords llVlr dy the 5f-: cet Cygncs
on tkc wrett park. riter h.i r -I io f:.r.
Dr.aN. Sharp tas medne; ZHv't U.l t ra-J . a.iver-:.--
" j-e-..-t y,.a ee si Tas. 7 t:r m.
f&m theseee Ice the t- w5de jVe er-.h,it
lilt they are wd foe. Yow kwrw 1 lbe p4r.f wz,t.llt 6a4 Mj
ti.U by the teKisxary cf nerathon j v. j irS ---i r..
that has atrctsiaee teas pshi.tcri j
in Taut Ti TL RcTT 7 0-t t . wile
Street Cfcg-itM-jsgr Tho!t.ONeJ
has rrrjr-ed, sraJ this Vw? tb jv 1
wkh a vtctM cT.ce. Now, i-cy,
pitch :n and wee w ho get to &
pie (xxmAct rtt, PsU as-d bawl,
path and tcrogc, for on.-tr y'j
bownd to get there ar.d yen may te
the lucky fellow.
There I ao place ta town l.ke the
Cowrles-McKihbes Mercacte Co.,
to bay dry goods wad clorhir-g.
They bare the good lor sa o4
will sell to vow at prices that w:
surprise yott. If yow dcl it go
and try then? anj be cowruvced.
Like etdtrprsklog merchacU, the
hxtn advertises ia Ths Ta ivZ-
e ere ia receipt ot the presnisto
list of the Missouri htate Fair, to
beheld August 17. lS, 19, 30, at
and ai, 1903. "The maaetnent
soivcits the largest possible atieod
aoce aod an cx&ibit of the prodact
cf every locality." For information
address, J. R. Kipper, Secrfary,
Sedalia, Mo.
The Farm Implement Co will
tell oor farmer trie&d anything they
need to prepare their faraas lor eed
timt cttUitraLe it wriJt can afxer
seeding and wave the karvevt to the
best advantage wrkem harvest time
comes. Their teres arc liberal and
that prince of good fellows, S. EL
Coit, i nsaaager. Tbe firra knows
the value of pnators ink and fccce
advertise in Tmx Tui"a-
A mitiocary emtow) eras made a
featwre of tbe commencement exer
cises of Markwivtile College, situ
ated tt Msrrotmile, Mo., this year,
and Rev. W. T. Pyles, late pattor
of tbe Walnut Street M. E. Church
of this ciry, was teiected to deliver
the sermon. It is said ta bare bees
replete writb seggcttions, informa
tion and bittoncal iacideutt of mis
sionary enterprises and wa well re
ceived by ibe large and appreciative
avdience.
One day latt week a Dr. G. N.
bharp, wife, aod daefhter, were
drivirg lato tbe city, eut near the j
retidence cf Mr. Ceo. Circle, their
horse tcKjk fright, rat away, and
threw the occupants of the bcsy
out, badly bruiting each f them,
Ti were hrtjht to tWr home id
thl csty aod made at comfrtat le
at potttbse and l;le quite seriaut
ly, fortunatriy, none of thcua wet
dat.jeroutly hurt, and all are rapid
ly recoverug. The bugjy w at bad
ly dicd but the bone wa rv
hurt.
MtwMiH Ute k'aar.
The tpceJ program it oe ot the
bett ever ofleted to the people cf
the tlate. Four event atepovid.
ed hr each of the si d. Four
one thou tend dolUrpurtes are oiier-
ed. Tbe tot and mutt sentaUouai
vcitjrmers will be entered thrvub.
ccit tie ciixuitt teadiu tip to. the
ttate fair. No hvaak-uukiiig or
pout scllutj; will he permitted on
state lair raes. Trials tl tpeed,
Uttt and ewdurar.ee, awd the devel
opment of the horse are the c-biect
to ce aitaic.ed. A teguUiion mde
truck krpt in turecb cood;tioi, fir
tivitment and tle 'tv4u,t paymeot
at prvtuiuiua will ittduce ei-tii.-t
t wi.l oilier eatcfta'.tiiSieut tj
the most ethi!ic ad:uiitr ol
tbe borte and lrui.h unbouuded
tport lor those i:t?irited ec;t:j
vo.iCv it i,( teed.
A lse bit i.teroi thebvt halves
in lji ud aJja.eot ra:e aie now
u tiiuicf iwi ti 1-r jiouuJ. All
the .:hr g;Jd 00, th-(.'u,;K'.it the
.!.;;' a..ty are cou'-
1'tteie Wul be lot.r jreat cvo:(;i
each dv, comtuefioe.g IJju
d. lley Jtf ill t-e A t.gdiy
tj tr at tpd i cwuccutd.
J. C. Nf't fcnvve.f h i grocery
I M.i-ee from tht rm net? J.or wct
f Waisnew'e, t( r, C--.k bu.
jfrcmr t' 1 k7 J- c- Tav'or.
reter Kit vucef':i:y osflved a
i kme fit C- I. U u;1,
e... '.r iiii r.-
ec to hi lot j tx t-t ci
j pa rx w,. p-ipet at yrce Cat
frte ym ewi ia-rra yi I
dreaaa cf. Ti' r-n ilve-.a Vu
Ths Teiasrvx.
3'1 JZt'-lMiL, ry'str.-r a
ppcrr n.eti.fy ia tie Ov,let-3d;Kl-t:e-a
MersailTe etii"ihJBavt
ta res x;ei her f ',H.ce if-a ar..i
gc-ae ta rr.tv, Aft. . iccrt
a alsBi.Iar yn -jcn 'tn a !.rje t j--
Wan. ld;Erie. ci t ,-.t ai
IX. II. M i2 -',. .ii C.Cil
i aj at braaesjt.i oil lj 4
day IU vtti, .- trji..s a
c;j:l.f 5 bad i- htri oij-.4 txl
p!.t letwrts t.". .-? tttvifi
tegtr .''Jt setert?y, tit
, wtTe tnixa ' i3 sifc
senontly ic-Tured.
Evervbo3y ksvwt :.e Gtati Vcy c
Their tsriy Gtr-r. - a-;e-rjr
stamps theai at wortiy as J bc-cevt
and their cwts tt r il,r.j; c-tfls
mesds them to tie pahlic Tier
will tell you acjVilsg : t.e h:'
ware, Lrpleent aid ve:cle Ir.e
frocw two osce t.iclct t a fli ag
plow or a barouch f.t far ie pre wi
dest to ride ia. In f arrtber procf of
their wjvj-u they advcftlte in Tm
Ttisiixc.
kf rs. Carl S:oeirj'er a.. J Mlt
Wienie Slnthr ker e's'.ertjie J a
number of fiieadt at t-..r fcorne aie
ercoicg Ittt week. Ech cf the
guet were drevted ta ref re-cnt
some socg. Mii Ansa Cfftneil
vi succevifiii ia rja.cj tie cictt
cf the itrre-e-.uiHi. Ti e ea
iegs ectertiiridet-.t vt S'enlly en
pjeJ by alt prevent
itlK? CCICRVDO StViMIS
BUS.
Coraruraclni: Juft !t. thw 5:.trt
ton Kouie Sitkr n t.i.trti' Jy rh-'i
r.jod trij uai iuer rutt-t- l oi frii!
wad I'tah r-ort-l-avs-r. 4 Hhtrn.l't
SprtBif, I'uebbt, ii-tiWiH.I .tf lis
S.s!t Ltk Hty. Ttw tl ,-.!!.r rut- U
tiout half rate, esa-pt from Ju!v 15
to bth. Kea It ta eteu ! tbwn
bait rate.
C-c i U MJeatSwti Ef ssr t$.
lHtilr. eouitiK !i? J i;; Nt, ooly
tie rare, lua V'J OO t-r V'. roi 1
trij tO HI. tSHl. MiWOfApoit, I
ail tbe Waut.f'ilM.!i.-ta l-..-iU-'!,
CtfJ? U CiuJfE.'d.
July lstto iota. ui S ' f --'
St. lMu-A, ! CJ f.VI-t VIj- V; ,iMiii
River Ij t'iti.i-'rtiut u-l fl.-ii, i
frvxt Aaxcul lt tw I ttit atlil U
raleettt tr Vt fn.e.i i. l....i u I
LI -JO Jr.iUi JU'.w.'iirl l.'v.r. tc!y
j 1 1 tHa wddii
UJ.I ia Am
-1 t r
Li--r. ;i
11C M.
r turn vict l'u;-t futui, i tt:i-l
era rvKiti- tUr- 'i l i 4
Pitub
Uc C:ate (ir Srr.tT Io:fs.
kiake lu-'"-! ' c-f l' u r 1 1 a t n
A;rute tv rtte, runt,-., eir. 'I U
cutirw t'vwt t .- iil r we I i; th -ache
live cf rtn-uit n-utiu-r r-i! . d i r-
n$ l-Jt. viriuj jv-ue pf (" -l
trili to u. It will t i -.rv t
a.f U s i'U lu!' y.
L. J. sn'Cuif. Uvv vvAwti.tr.
t. e. ... ii.i i'.-. i'
liMM vi'l. Ml. 15 1 1... V. .
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Mj. V. lf T'cksi .i
ddv ia e llt t Scot. ,; -k
i jre p!.it it a t t 1

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