'Thursday, February 7, 1920.
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
Pace Seven .
The Observer Want Ad Pafo ll AT M TOMESSi
The Market Place of Union and Wallowa Countiea
NEW TO DA Yi
ihli HAI.K H TliAlU-: 10(1 am
jnnpioved farm. Very easy terms
land cheap. H. Holman. :u h Y
.Vf.t Unimlc j
l-i lit UKNT Apartment in New
Foley building. -uj J. J. u't)Uy.
t 7-lt,
KUH KA1.K Musical insl rumvnU.
sheet music, records, player pi
ano rolls at liu 1 r price and loss,
riosoout wale in Hpnetiy liulldin-r
nctt to .MtntKi-i'y Ward & Co.;
jiH liKNT L furnished lioiii-e-keeping
rooms, adults. lM'i
CiTi-nwood. ll-li-tf
'iiU SAI.K
year oltl.
No. l milk riiw, i
lni. t'.ms i;. n.
L'-7-:?ti
l'tl HA 1. 10 Almost nt-v I : in injr
t fin I 'ortnldc typewriter. I.uli-st
Model. IVed vi-iy Ml He, -$4 N. u
l :ih"v observer. . j-Trfp
WANT KM TO It KNT 1'rivate iru
ratfe. Must lie c'o'c to Adams
it ml Greenwood, .'ail Observer.
WAMili .
WANTKI i fiiMi Voiiptc tu l- in
KnKhvt hall I'm- Imshet jwji hil. and
, Ounce Thursday. lVb. 7 t.'ic ad
mission fee nl door only charge.
Ladies bring your buckets. '
Observer
Want Ad
Rates
(Count five avrrac worda
to the Hue.)
Pit line, Ihi Iusitiiou 10c
t'tir line, vavh alltd eonaeo-
ullvo lnorttou 1c
Minimum charge on one or
Utr . lie
MATHS I1Y MONTH
3 llnra, prr iuinlill.WM 91.HO
S limn. ht lniinih I3.A
t llnni, per month .t4.0O
5 linos, per month ...4.TB
IOiicIi niltlliloiuil line over five
clinnnit at bOo pwr-"Uue per
umtnu.
CASH IN ADVANCE la re
quired uo all Claaslfin order, lo
cam IIiko rules. HlKhcr rnlea
clmi-KMl im nil nrrdli liixertliuie.
Copy fur all uliuMiriiNf oriltm
mint ho In HilH offlin by 10 A. M.
I AY Or' INSKItTION. Slop or-lli-rs
on ail Inwriml until further
iiiiUid must on recvlfed by tlx
hi mr hour or eitra Inaurtloa will
ho rlutriced. i . .
Telephone order aollolted.
Cnsu rate may be earued on
phone ordera by payment on or
before ditto of laat Insertion.
I'HONK MAIN 17
"An observer Want A
WU1 Do It" .
KOK 8AI.lt (lit TltAltK
rull S.M.I-: IHL7 l-'or.l rmiilalor.
Jliii .loun. .Miihi 411, Mi. Swiiii-
I-'OH S.M.I- holm, .1oiuith:in.4,
Winti r BJinnmis. V Axo.,
I'linni- :i i i-:il-tr
OFFICE
CAT
Hobohemia
PictiixMln
"BeeWs of Life"
Trmp know tnoro about human
Oho Krut trouble viith the man
w ho boasts he eun luko u Orlnk r
leaw it alone ft that ho tloctm't let
It ulono.
;
ji An the oltl lady Hlrolleil through
the park, two urea Inn oonfronied
her. "1 HJty, huly," naiil the taller
of the two," my brother doiH fin
Imitations, (iivo him u penny uiu
he'll imitate a hen."
'"Hear, dear." Kinilctt the nW
atly.-"uiMl. what- ill. h' do will
No," replied the lad with a
"No." repNe! the lad with u
look of dntempt. .'"lie won't do no
cheap iniita.sbinKN o that ort, he'll
cat u worm. .
'--
A philoHophor 1h. a inan whq In
peMsliiiintic when otlierB are uptl
mitlo and optttnitie twhen otlivi
are pessimistic,. (
' nature thnn any other tp-oup of
j ptHtplc, accoriiijr to Jim Tully,
i who ro from hobohind a few
j years into to become America's
most widely read author of xtorles
of tramp life.
"I'Vw people I have met in other
cktfvea have the hard und keen di
rrinmem of life thut many trampa
lmvt!," nays Tully
a Kood' for-nthlmr. Eventually
fhe mairicH her employer, beeomeal
a nunher and Is saved from "ler
by I an.' the blueUmtiHer. by a
friendly detective in n most sur
prising nuinnet.
lioliert lOlliott, who wtui fame
as the detective In "Itroadway" on
the Htafre, in supcr-excclleiit (a thin
production in a -similar role.
Komauee of (he I n tier world" it
without u flaw and ts another
feather in the rap of Kox KHms.
It l pot alone Well worth Heetnjj
it even better entertainment
when Meeu the Heeomt time.
America' llohuhemla. which. In- i CaiTiOraiTlcin Wil
clinics a half million members. t TT -w-l 1. i.
dramatieully depicted in Tnlly'H 1110 Ol P Ug'nt
"HcKKar of l.Ue," a 1'araiuount 7nnnnK
production. 11 tppQilll
"Hoboa are primitive ami there- ,
fore more ' Intuitive than subile,'
deelarea the e-rizei iuhler. J'It
woulit no doubt have shocked muny
a leader of iudtistry bad ho known
that h n -yt'initf '-bepjrar on the
Htreet, could read In bis face
whether he would Klve me it iiuar
tor. "J did thin iih u,Kim'-e oiirn
with another young panhandler,
lie would pick out n victim 5 foe
away. Ah he walked toward me
Income Tax-Pointers
The unseen hero of the remark
able three-reel talking motion pic
ture. "Acros the Atlantic via Zep
pelin," produced by Metro-Oohl-w'yn
- Mayer in association with
Hearst newspapers, whidi will be
at t lie Arcade theater today In
Robert llartiuan. While l.ady
lirummond Hay and I r. Hugo von
Kckener are the outstamllntr t'"ln
ctpalH, appenrtng in many of the
1-vvoul.l readklndneor meanm ss ( wuj( MM.(mMn frKt nni
only cameraman to fly across the
Atlantic, who took the great est
risks while making this ainaxingly
tlirilling and novel picture.
in his face, ' I failed once but of
eleven t fines, and -the man who re
fused mu hail just fiiti.shcd n rail
ing with a taxi driver.
"A clever ymmw be-ggar can
hop'1 to-wicoood In obtaining sm:lll l-'lylng acitss Knrope I Tart man,
change from about thirty per cent leaning out of a window or the
of the. people he approaches. That cabin of the Zeppelin with his
Is if the street has not been "work- cameras nose pointing downward,
Xo. I
A taxpuyer, " though unmarried,
who supports in his home ouo or
mnr' relatives over : whom he
cd" too' hard,
j Wallace Heery, In the role of
("Oklahoma lied," a "yegg" or safer
'blower hiding out in the almost
j untraceable mn.:e of hnbo ti alls,
Kccured some of the most nmg-
Koll WAIJ'
I'oilahl rilleiil iiiotoi-,, wemlei'
flll loiie. f'.'lSe covered with bllte
Duponl fabrold leal her. Hai-vain.
l-'iirnil urt'; Exchange.. 'J-l-ll
' '"'erclsos family control. Is the head I gars of I .ire." Itichird Arlen and
MONKV TO I.OAX We have 0f u fiamlty und is entitled to the ';. Louise Itrooks alo pluy important
money to loan on desirable city Mime exemptions allowed a .married J featured roles In the story w hich
propi iiy at the low rate of in-iv rson. ;..500. Also, he may claim i William Wellman directed.
terest .if t.'y. We write all kinds Mini for each person dependent) r- ' -
of in.-otrf.ncf. including life, t'hus. upon him for chief support if such tx -. T7i:i .
person Is under IS, years of age 1" u-v KJVt X' Hill
incapable of scir-Hiipport be- i A7if V Mfll'V Acfrl
lyslcally defec-i " 4V"
i. Ke nobis.
2-4-Im
Oil TliADi: -1 Victor.'" I-K-will cry mw For lln,n, , no, he Af fV QfQ,t
Coming to
i'i:xti.iri'ox
Dr.Mellenthin
SPKCI AI.IST
In Internal Icdiclne Tor tlio
jm4t fifteen years
We've added a new word
; to the old slogan
"The World's Best
Fitiing Overall"
The way Oshknsh K'Oowh Him.
doWevo tiveralls arc cut Insures
ii perfect, fit. No more cnttlnrf
uveralls from one pattern. Kach
leg length and each waist sixe
Vhas it seoaraiclv' ileslLrnetl lnt-
F UMn J'Uldy-foar dirrerent pat-
J 'I Liu',nH 11 vuAiH inoro to
y : PJ ninkv them this wny, hut whe
wi . bJ! . ther ymi are tall, nhort or me-
iwvi kjnt iot l.t
lif dium,
I.-VUIT1 a H -iftHf fit
you are sure tf a perfect
A Ira
mm
I';K Ivwk, it.-vi
and utpMi Jin two
hurt
TlrwOLMr'ik.!
rib ami IjAtL'Vt
UiliLwantrivVr,
uiMmli.'t i Jirjf
You'll like the long-wear and classy appearance of
ShadiMmve
Eastern 8 oz. Illue Dcniin Overalls
Every really worth while iniprovcnumt
in overalls iluiins the last ten years has
heen made by Oshkosh U'Gosh. In 11)21,
Osliko.sh D'Ciosh chi njted to the heavier,
slrongeiy lonfi'er-weiirinp 8 om. Kasteru
duiiiii. Today 8'ca overalls are the ac
cented standard. In 1923 Oshkosh
U'Oosh hrounht out the now famous
Vestbak overall, the fastost sellinir over
all evei dosigncd. It is now copied by all
nv.inufactuicrs of standaid overalls.
$1.69
a pair
This year they have added to the wear,
fit and appearance of overalls with Sha
doWeve denim and graduated patterns.
ShadowWeve is n still better overall
cloth Mill-Shrunk, No-Fado full 8 oz.
weight. It is woven differently than ordr
iiiary denim ' and . is softer feelinpr, .
stronger and lonner-wenrinjr. The meth
od of weaving gives it a striped effect '
from which the name was derived. This
is a new cloth used exclusively for
XO cro nut sirli. Olltpr Itnsl-
I'csh ri'iinlr:li . our. atlcntiuil, .l'"tir
will', Ailti; I il 111 f linl HiM-vir.' Sl:i
linn nt l.:i Cran'h-. Iriiiuiri' oli.
run hai.j-: " Tit.jni-v on.- u.vi
N'vli(uiii' Ki-wlni: . ncii'Milil'i -ij i-iitt
lit':iil. h:to .ullli.nliltli iifl,-.s'i. . .,f
nMufliiui'tiiM. ensy nfiuifti'J1! por-f.'i-l
Nt'if ".- ili'llvi-rixl In' yiinr iloor
Jl!i. I'iniilliiri. i:x li:iiii'. i;; !'-.!.
' ".'f-rr
roif Itl-.'NT' '
fanners ami others, any where.
t' hin ges reasonable, sal isfaetion
gitaranleed. II, 11. Davldhixar,
Joseph, o.'n. ; 1-ll-lmp
LOST
l.nST I'einale tJertnun I'tiltcc .dog,
in l.a Crande. I'misnaMy friendly.-
liewartl. . Call , Kartnerst .17,
'ove.' I ' ;-r,-r,t
l.( ST irey '.b-iil Uer purse. n:ir
I'erkin's gaiagefoulained driv
er's licens and Uetiekah receipt'
for Kvn Ifichards. Ht-turn to
Observer. . , 2-Gr:it
l.OST
Htmdity nlglit ' Iwlwcen-
be a relative ot the taxpayer nor I
a nicmlfcr of his houseiold4 Tiie 1 j
term "mcninlly or physically dn- J "Itontance of the rndVrworld." :
fectlvc" includes not only cripples . directed .by Irving Cumminu. the
iind those -mentally defective, but ! man who produced "Hrcsycd to
persons in ill Itealti. and the nged.j Kill," nrrivetl In town yeMlerday at ;
l'or example. If an ' unmarried son the Star theater ami verli Ji tl all1
supports, In hts home an' aged that had been said of it In advance,
mm her, he isentltletl to aft exemp- i Based on the stage play by Pint!
tbm of $3.5mi(r. plus the $4"fl credit Armstrong of it tlecade ngo, "Co- J
fot a dependent, a total of IH.imO. mance of the t'nderworld" has becii t
If,' from choice, the mother lives brought up lo the minute and has1
litfanothcr city, the son, although lxcn til reeled with the same natur-
lnr chief- support, would be en-" ulness, the; even tent no nnd the '
tilled ,only to the ll.fttiu exempt-- humanuess. " t'.uil f characterized , i
timi. plus the 40u credit. The . t'ummings' prior pfforlng. Dr. Mollnnthln Is n regular grnd-;
mother not llvln with him, h isj Again Mary Asior is the hero- uato in medicine and surgery and is
no considered the head of a fain- I Imvhut this time she is" a girl who licensed by tho slate, of Oregon, Ito
iim uir tii vii nii uui h in y ib mriMi iu -irr uui ir,. iiTKiiinniii i nM Hnr unarn f.iM nlmnnln t
ufl;an cntenamer in a speuaensy. nendicltls . irall HioneH. mcei-a of F
ixn;s NOT OI'i;ilATI0
Will he nt
dohiov iioti:!(
Tliuixray, l-'ch. II
orriro liourn; (l a. in. lo I p. m.
One Ia Only.
No Charge for fonsulialfoii
"They Must Make Good or We Will"
Westenhaver, Inc.
"Men's Wear"
Main 812.
,-.,4iirBilnt iliniili iiiicl HI" HnrUi. ,n,y lo the wife' or lumlmnd of a ui
!(rt!i. irnlir-llllnAla wrist wiirt-.li, )( ,my0r, liJOiowKli' iinc limy lio'toi'ti
Kill; IlKNT -T- Nlcnlyi;rii.iiishil
linns.'. I'liM 1 rn. ll:irliy Sinllh.
Im ("iniinli. Ilulol. 2-B-tr
WI-: IlKNT, dfll nr-lii:iii- Wv ilu: '
Kill' NlnlU'llM lir II Illl. l!.MlliH 111 u. l. . ..... ..ii i .
MC.o n-ii. iiiitniyi'ii on iiiii h. .n. tully liponiliint upon tin' other.' iniKini'i'iili limwir mill Iici oiucb. . I;
?..,l!Hiil-l!i-ri. Ilcwiiril. full fl.'trAV, Ah ex,ntpi,in j(h tlm lioml of .aftiT Iiiii'iIkIiIpm, ii Hi'cri'tnry. lint ; )Io linn lo hlH creillt wonilorful ' nirlrrnt nlr wi-nrH rvi-r niiuto.
"7 im. tniTiiiy ran im rliitmril ny oniyKiii b liiuiilli'iippril ny ii ioi-iimt rrsiillH in rusoiiNos or tho aloinaoh,! . 'I'lu-n iih tlio Hhlp ooiiIIiiiiimI
Ulll! IIMMIIIHT Ol 11 IIOllHI'JIUIII.
I lu'qtiiiliilmii'i1, pliiynl liy Himi llai-il. 1 livor, IiowoIh, lilonil, Kkln. mrvi4, '
No
it Isn't nerowiary to ppunk
riKii'lilin-M. I'm nil mo Kfi'luinuo i a row lo Rot whlppoil rrrnni.
2-1 -i r
Ki III -IlKNT Ciimmrliililp Ail..
fornishoil (ir lilirui-nisln.il. 7"7
41 h. . l-IS-iinp
. : ,
I.'Oli llKNT -I'Vli. 1 si.. l!-ronii mo-
ni'i-n noitno on pnvoil slrcfl. 1i"i
Wlillllll. (iill'lii. prr inn.
I':ilt Mrs. I.oyil Si-l-ihor. l-t?:!-lf
Misfi:i,i.A.KOi;s
EASTKRN OUEOON Bcllool of Mu-
Hio Violin, piuiio, voire. Ori?ilils.
I. O. (i. I". Toinplo. I'll. 4-I7-.I. j
TliV AXf.KI.'S SlltlH sihni:s.
Ui'Sl in limn. Across I'rom rtolin-;
i'ltl;ali!p's,. . -.r'-'il '
I.A ORANPK MATTUESS & tip-I
holslorlne & Ho? Cleaning
Works, I'hone 424-W, Chan. IM-.
yuiilil. Trop. li-1-lml
nit. itixi:iiAirr,
i ii: xr i st .
Pi'i niani ntly l.nralril In l.a Ornnilo
Grniinil i.'loor Komuier HldK.
Kiiti'iinne on Adams Ave. .
I'lill !'ppi'!' or l.owi'i-
I'lnii. Imv us ti'O.nn
Oolii Crowns as low an 7..&0
KtlliMKH ns low as . I. &0
rnlnl. BS F.xIrartinB 1.00
All Work ftiiaranlilll.
Oprn Kvi'lllllRS. I'limio 4417-J.
BEWARE THE COUGH FROM !
COLDS THAT HANG ON
Astrologer
MRS. FnF,TFniCK nAIMK8
sol N Ave., ai Oronde, Or.
ftendlngR dally.
M!Hdlngs by Mall a Specialty
Coughs from cold may lend to se
rious trouble. You can stop them
now with Creomulsion, an emulsified
crcoftoie thut is pleasant to lute.
CrcomulVion is a medical discovery
viith two-fold action; it soothes and
lieuU the inflamed HKOihTaues and in
hihits perm growth.
Of all known drugs creosote Is rec
opnizrd by hih medical authorities
iu one of ihe crcatmt heal in aaenrie
I lor couflhs from colds and bronchial
irritations. Creomulston contain, in
j addition to creosote, other beaiinic
elements which soothe and heal the
inflamed membranes and stop the ir
ritation, while the crcoKotc gees on to
the ftumucli. is absorbed into tho
blood, attacks the scut of the trouMo
aud checks the growth of the perms.
(-reomtilsion is guaranteed safi'sfae
tory in the treatment of coughs fram
colds, bronchitis and minor forms of
bronchial irritations, and hi excellent
for building up Ihe system after colds
or flu. Money refunded if not re
lieved after taking according to direc
tions. A hit your dm ecu t. (adv.)
iitr.iii, niiiiicy, iimim-i, lieu wuillllg, ' , , , t , , . ,
" catarrh, weak lungs, rheumatism, Ibirtmaus real work Ix'gan, Along,
selaticii, leg ulcers and rent a I ail-i"" narrow cat's walk In the Into-
imonlM. i j ,-or f tM. dirigible, llarlman i
Ileloiv oro tho names of a few of,"1"'1'-"1 ntH "H'-l'umi .camera to;
l bin many sails! led patients in Ore- muko scents front mm gondola
Igon who havo been treated for on) ; showing the side of tho ship and
fciule" Cll,l,:' f ah0V na,,"',Il view of the gondola ahead and
' ' j Ihe waves of the ocean .1,00(1 feet
In-low. lie- crawled up a crnr.y lad- ;
der Inside the Zamclin ami stuck I
Hie camera through it trapdoor
on the "roof" of tlio big bnjr. The
wind pressure wan no terrific, that
several of the crew had lo hold
on to Hart man's body; hut ho suc
ceeded in getting one of tho most
remarkable shots of the whole trip,
CREOMULSION
FOR THE COUCH FROM COLDS THA THANG ON
John OlHoti, Astoria.
Joe Kheoshlps, Olbboil.
Mis. Walter Hcott, Heotts Mills
Mis. John Van Heven-n, Maker.
I . I. Wagenbliint. Tort laud.
Mrs. II. Walter,. Maupln.
, Mrs. Jennie Wool cry, Haleiu.
Uemomhor nhove dato, that con
Itatlon on this trip will be fret
and that his treat meat is different.
Professional Directory
Thla dlMctory la eaportallj baty for the amrcotnrr or for th.
ont-uf-town rowter who nay want Ih name and addrcaa of aonx
profeaalonal man. It haa been cnrefnll proparnl and win pror.
to be a raulr aid to any roader In obtalnlnc prompt profraatoual
trrvlco.
Classified for Quick Reference
Osteopathic Physicians
saltation on this trip will l,o frra I'"Iiib llm vory top of tlio hint ,
im imp oii j km ue Mpcfj across i no .
Atlantic a hundretl nilles mi hour.)
Married women must ho nccom
panted by their husbands.
Address: 221 Ttrnrihiiry
Los Angeles Cnlifornla.
Jlldg..
It was when llm cross-currents' Honmier
of the 14 11 1 1' Ht renni rent a fin of j Htillding
the Zeppelin that Hart man secured
one of the most amazing plclui
of tho trip.
J. L. IXr.LH, I. O.
MAIIfMHICr 1 NtJI.ID, !. O.
Genernl prtictino and tha "H)
fur falloo arches.
Toluphons
Main 10(1
I
MOM'N POP
THE CAUSE OF IT ALL
WHY I IfJUS rLf..3'3CB- TMM EQUftBBUt Vy'OMIVN
GASTED VJHCN 1' y' NT 'CO 1W0N0 CABC OF
IIEfcBD TH.VT AMV TWtl UTTLC BBKOC BOY -WAS
0 SICK.'WOW j WHO VjWE, SICK WITH Tut
DID SHE GEt IT FLU ,SHC STOPPED BY
HEBE AND TI-iE riPT THING
1 KNEVJ SHE GRMJBtD AMY
,if iicccn uro
i
9 . U- HEBE AND T1-;E riPT THINQ EVEBY TU'.t. I THINK n RUK Will KIMVIMV. Mill
yY 1 KNEW SHE GRMJBtD AMY ) -wKBOUT HES t
.V, ,N0 KI5SE0 HE" y HfT7! 1 L
1; - A
AAf A 5s. I L4 1 ii .--x 1
-0.NB D0CT00 PIV-LE
HE'S CEBTMX
THM'S HOW SHE
GOT IT. IT JUST
MAKE'S ME BOIL
EVEBY TU'iE. I THINK
ABOUT HES
T
THAT WOMAN WAS A
KISSING COWVua.tVEBY
TIME SHE CAN LAY HE 6'
HANDS ON JUN0 SHE
Bt&IMS BABBLVNG BABYi
TALK AHB WSSING HIM
-AND MBS. ) . VlLL.tr ANVTHIUCS
IS AKJCHHCl) HfiPPtW? TO AKY
ONE
DiBECTLY WSWNSrLE
NHAT 1 COUL0 TELL WO
ViOULD l",Ae hES EATlS B.MG J
r:
By Cowan
HUB l'i'S. 0UD CLL'3 j UJCLL.ILL
,'1G A THKK. SHOULD TAKE k CEiUAINLY
I. PCS W. LuP THE KISSING I &1VE
, ida MiMi:i;ki ,
Tiachrr of .
Tha Iliirhcreiix Ryntem
Volca. Urnmatlca
CAM YOU IHAGil
Kil'.i.!V,X DGi1
UC Tf,T? m BE
1.11 1 I.E. GUI1M GIBL AT DLMh'S J QUESTION At
A LAPGL
PlfCE OF I1Y
KIND Tilt wrxri
time she TBits
TO KISS
FRANCIS EOlOfltq
i , WHAT 1 COULD TELL HCO D00D AND M0H &ND POP THE NV.XT
I I LVlOULD MAKE hES EATlS fc'N&J ! rfABLY FOANTlC VNITW A MEETING J
I t 1 ; A GflltF AND WOODY, ALL P1"
' V ",'( I CF-CAUitOF HtB HAD'T OF I I f
I I I L I ;i A nniu t-iio I.IMI.U Hl i, S
Mulvlllo Apis.
Phono S73-J
riiyslcians & Surgeons
I.KIl B. BOIIVT, M. D.
LKWi WII.HE., M, II,
Praotlio llnilli.il to diarnmia of ttM
h. War, Nose and Throat
NW Foluv Tolnphon
llulldliiic . Main II
a. I.. nn:iiAiumi)v, t. o,
. HiiiKcry
Ronma 1(1-17 Tnlrphoaa
Howutivr llulldlnff alaln II
Cl.AUK.M H I. (JI,.lTn4l, M, D.
i'hyflit-'lan and UurKuoo . '
Uunlnor HliiK. '
Offlr. Ph. Muln aii. Hon. I'll. M-OOS
f UJ
FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS
1 yei rKcUi-C J ckiW.
,y. t i JIW5 ATDOSATIWiK
, MOSPiTAU X UMCnW
.A , IP IT MAS lAve XO B
I 'erriNi' tikeo of it By
1, AiON-IT SEEAAS HE'S
UfcfcN IN TW (AOSS'i'AU
WHAT IS IT?
By Blosser
i I.
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