Tillamook headlight., May 22, 1902, Image 5

THE TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT, MAY 22, 1902.
Just received, an Elegant Assortment of
Ladies’ Black Mercerized Sateen Underskirts
Mercerized Chambra’s in all colors.
Elegant Line of SPRING and SUMMER GOODS, LAWNS, DIMITIES, Silks, etc., Just Received.
New styles in spring HATS and CLOTHING.
Our new stock of SHOES is by far the largest in the county.
COHN & CO., The Leading Merchants.
Necessity of a Public High School. ' the incompetence of persons in place of
[TO EDITOR OF TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT.]
| directive power : every day it suffers bv
reason of the inhability of the humble
j laborer to readjust himself to the rapid­
ly moving tide of productive industry
that makes his vocation no longer
needed. • More general culture—the ele­
vation of all minds to the plane of
generalization of thinking—active in­
stead of mere imagination and con­
ventional opinion—is what is required.
, Nehalem, Ore.
G. A. W alker .
SCENE IS SUBEIME.
Description of the Fruption of
says ;
“The total number of bodies buried to
date i^ 1300 ; in hospital. 130. All im-
m^iiafe wants now supplied. Generous
aid received from neighboring colonies.
Nine of the best sugar estates damaged
seriously. An estate at Walibou is com­
pletely burned in ashes. All vegetation
is destroyed. It will probably recieved
after rain. Three thousand persons on
the relief list. The eruption seems to be
declining, but lava is flowing. All
dgngtr is not yet over.”
Professional Cards.
It is economy, as well as justice^ that
Mount Souffriere.
each city and county should provide for
the free education of all its youth who
L ondon , May 17 —A dispatch to the
~]T> L. EDDY,
are willing and able to devote their
Daily Mail from Kingstown, Island of
time and energy to study. It niust fit
St. Vincent, contains an excellent de­
its home talent for its higher positions,
scription by the Rev Mr. Darrel of the
by providing higher education in free
eruption of La Souffriere. Mr. Darrell
A ttorney - at -L aw ,
high schools. With no competition to
said:
offer, it will be obliged to pay a higher
“We rowed to within eight miles of
price for educated young men and women
T illamook
O regon .
the creater from which a majestic body of
whom it calls from abroad to fill its
vapor ascended. The scene was sublime
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Real Estate Transfers.
positions that demand higher education, j
beyond imagination. Steam, smoke and
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
The demand for educated directive
Charles Suchfield to estate of David lava formed on awful »pillar which ap­
Deportment of the Interior,
H. COOPER,
Lund Office at Oregon City, Ore.,
power is on the increase in every city Whitney, jr., Ne U of Nc U of sec. 36. peared to us to be at least eight miles
April 15th, 1902.
and county, by reason of 1 he fact that j tp. 2 S, R.’lO W.
high. We rowed on. but an immense
Notice is hereby given that the following
machinery is taken the place of mere
B. L. Eddy, et ux., to Tillamook cloud of dark and dense volcanic mate named settler has tiled notice of his intention to
A ttorney - at -L aw ,
hand-labor ; and, as a result, a grade of County Bank, tract in block 1, Thayer’s rial descended in our pathway, impend­ make final pronf in supoort of his claim, and
tfrfttsaM prodfwill be mad- Before Register and
intelligence is necessary that can under­ add to Tillamook.
ing our progress and warning us to stop. Receiver, at Oregon City, Ore., on May 23rd,
stand and manage complicated labor-
T ila mook
O regon .
Claude Thaver, el. al., to Oak Nolan, The mighty bank of sulphurous vapor 1902, viz. : GEORGE: H. BAXTER.
saving contrivacnces«
assuming the shape of a gigantic prom­
No. 12,529, lor the E % of W 54, sec. 26, tp.
If a county sends its own native-borh S Vfc of lots 1 and 2, block 2 Tillamook. ontory became a mass of revolving cloud 2 H.E.
R. : W.
Lucy P. Barnard to Carl A. Himpel, which turning with incredible velocity S,
youth into the the subordinate positions,
He names the following witnesses to prove
H. GOYNE,
and hires at a higher rate of wages the lots 12 and 13, sec. 26, tp. 3 N, R. 10 assumed beautiful flower shapes, some his continuous residence upon and cultivation
of said land, viz :
directive skill which is needed to lay out W.
dark, some effulgent, while others were
William 11. Fletcher, John Starr, Henry Starr
and supervise its works, it will find it­
Edith L. Krainer to Charles R. and nearly white ami all were brillantly il­ Nathaniel Stretch, Fairdale, Oregon.
A ttorney - at -L aw ,
C has B. M oores , Register.
self obliged to pay a much higher sutn Francis Ostrandrr, block 14, Bar View luminated by electric flashes.
for the supervisory work than would add. to Bay City.
“Darkness then fell upon the waters
Office
: Opposite Court House,
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
suffice to train its town population for
Augusta Bovington
to Sarah E. and a black rain of dust descended upon
Department of the Interior,
the purpose. Beside this, it commits Petteys, quit claim deed, lot 1, block 16, us. The thundering noises from the
T illamook .. O regon
Land Office at Oregon City, Ore.
the unnatural act of preferring its own Bar View add. to Bav City.
mountain and the earthquake shocks all
April 15th, 1902.
Notice is hereby given that the following
children for menial service, while it
Unknown, by sheriff, to David Mar. produced a scene of incredible majesty named settler has tiled notice of his intention
brings in the educated youth of other
and
horror.
The
Plutsnic
energy
of
the
to make final proof in support of his claim,
communities to oversee them at this tinev, lot 3, block 5 and lots 3 and 4, in mountain increased momentarily until and that said proof will bJ made before the
and Receiver, at Oregon City, Ore., on
menial labor. It is thus poor economy, block 4, Stillwell’s add. to Tillamook.
our boat returned to Kingstown, the Register
Adolf Erickson to S. P. Hasselborg, crew cowered and impressed with the May 23rd, 1902, viz. :
and inhuman treatment of offspring.
NATHANIEL STRETCH ;
The protection of the community as tract in tp. 1 S, R. 9 W.
A ttorney - at -L aw ,
weirdness of the scene and covered thick­ H.E. No. 12.534 for the W % of E
sec. 34, tp. 2
S, R. 7 W.
a social body—its common weal is
C. A Smith to Truckee Lumber Co., N ly with the falling gray dust.”
He
names
the
following
witnesses
toprove
his
now generally recognized ?.s a duty of ,z2 of Sw J4- Sw Vi of Nw ’4 of sec. 1. and
T illamook
The cable repair ship Pouyer Querlier, continuous residence upon and cultivation of
O regon .
government as important as the politi­ lots 8 and 9, of sec. 2, tp. 2 S, R. 9 W.
says the dispatch to the Daily Mail, has said land, viz. :
William Fletcher, George H. Baxter, Hairy
cal necessity for diplomacy and military
U.S. to John L. Childers, lots 7, 8, 10 found the bed of the ocean much dis­ Stai
r, John Starr, of Fairdale, Ore.
defense. A state that allows its popu­ and 11 of sec. 2, tp. 2 S, R. 9 W.
turbed. At one place the ship found 900
C has . B. M oores , Register.
J^OBERT A. MILLER,
lation to be starved into the necessity
fathoms of water where only 300 fathoms
May
F.
and
C.
N.
Drew
to
Tillamook
of migrating to another land, while it
were
down
on
the
charts.
Recharting
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Creamerv,
V2
acre
in
sec.
25,
tp.
1
S,
R.
Department of the Interior,
Could prevent this bv founding indus­
may be necessary.
’
Land Office at Oregon City. Ore.,
A ttorney - at -L aw .
tries and a system of popular education, 9 W.
April 15th, 1902.
John
Paquet,
et.
ex.,
to
F.
M.
Shearer,
violates to its own cost the plain prin­
Notice
is
hereby
given that the f Rowing-
Oregon City, Oregon.
lot
7,
of
block
5,
in
Garibaldi,
Ore.
ERUPTION
OF
SOUFFRIER
named
settler
has
filed
notice
of
his
intention
ciples of political economy and social
Land Office
to make final proof in support of his claim, and Land Titles and
Frank Button to The Duncan &
science. A state that allows itself to go
that said proof will be made before the Register
Business a Specialty.
to decay socially will perish as certain­ Brewer Lumber Co., sec. 36, tp. 3 N, R. Sixteen Square Miles Were Cover­ and Receiver, at Oregon City, Ore , on May 23rd,
1902, viz :
ly as if it allowed a foreign state to 8 W.
ed With Lava.
JOHN STARR,
Linsey M. Biggs, et. ux., to A. C.
overrun it.
K ingstown , St. Vincent, May 17.—In H.E. No. 12.527, for the W of E ’..¿Bee. 26, tp.
Daniel,
et.
ux.,
S
V'2
of
Se
J4,
sec.
22
and
The necessity of free primary educa­
2 S. R. 7 W.
the
absence
of
symptoms
of
further
erup-
,
W. SEVERANCE,
tion for social prosperity is well enough N Vi of Ne Vi of sec. 27, tp. 2 N, R. 10 W. tionsof the volcano of Souffriere. ihe in­ I He names the following witnesses to prove
I bis continuous residence upon and cultivation
understood in the United States, but
I of said land, viz ;
habitants
of
St.
Vincent
are
gradually
the justification of free higher education
Mount Pelee Again.
William H. Fletcher, George II. Baxter, Na­
becoming settled.
A ttorney - at -L aw ,
is not understood, although widely
Starr, of Fairdale, Or.
Most hoirifying details of the condi­ thaniel Stretch, Harry
L
ondon
, May 19.—The St. Thomas
C has . B. M ookks , Register.
conceded. The phvchological relation
tions of the C.irib country, where thou­
of a knowledge of reading, writing, ami correspondent of the Times, cabling sands
of cattle and human corpses lav
T illamook
O regon .
NOTICE} FOR PUBLICATION.
arithmetic to the practical success of a under date of May 18, says the volcano in a state of dec« imposition fur several
Department of the Inferior,
,
common laborer is easily seen by the of Souffriere, St. Vincent, is now quiet, days
Land Office at Oregon City, Ore..
during the agitation, are revealed.
but
that
the
Martinique
volcano
is
still
average mind ; but the relation of high-1
high­
April 15th, iqo2.
The correspondent an­ Although the number of deaths in the
Notice is hereby given that the following
er studies to success in directing the very active.
T. BOTTS,
island
due
to
the
disaster
is
estimated,
named settler has filed notice of his intention to
nounces
that
a
new
volcano
has
broken
labor and in controlling the political
judging from the missing inhabitants, at make final proof m support of his ciaim.and that
A
ttorney - at -L aw .
policy of the entire community, is not out north of Mount Pelee.
said proof will be made belore the Register and
F aris , May 18.—A dispatch to the 2000. up to the night of May 13, only Receiver, at Oregon City, Ore., on May 23rd,
seen except by those minds that can
1218 bodies had been buried. The undis lyoa^viz :
Matin
from
Fort
de
France,
dated
Satur
­
Office in the O lsen B lock ,
take in and comprehend the scope of the
WILUAM H. FLETCHER,
general process which the community day, May 17, says that during the pre­ covered bodies are probably covered with U.K.-No. 12,528, for the W' ’ . of W 14, section 26.
Over the Bakery.
lava.
vious
night
15
violent
detonations
from
tp
2
8,
R.
7
w
as a whole is involved in.
In a small shop which was opened
Hr names the following witnesses to prove
M
ount
Pelee
were
heard,
and
that
they
T
illamook
.. O regon .
We have heard it said that education
three days after the eruption, 87 decay­ his foiitiniKb s residence upon and cultivation
unfits the common people for their voca were accompanied by lightning which ing corpses were discovered, and not one of said land, viz :
George H. Baxter, Harry Slarr, Nathaniel
tions—that it makes them seek a liveli­ lit up the entire island. The eruption
of Faildale, Ore.
hood in the professions, »nd causes redoubled in violence, says the dispatch, of them were recognizable. In the dwel­ Stretch, John Starr
C h .'S. B. M oores , Register.
ling-house
of
the
manager
of
one
of
the
J2)AVID WILEY, M.D.,
and
for
a
moment
a
second
catastrophe
them to aspire abo\e and beyond their
sphere. Nothing could intimate a more was feared. New craters are forming in estates, 3(1 corpses were found in a simi­
NOTICE
FOR
PUBLICATION.
profound ignorance of the revolution the neighborhood of Le Precheur. In lar condition, and other sickining dis­
Departin'nt of the Interior,
have lieen made. The district
P hysician , S urgeon and
Laud Office at Oregon City, Ore.,
that is in progress in the realms of pro­ spite of the danger which threatens them, coveries
is being rapidly cleared.
April 12th, 19o2.
ductive industry, that this utterance of tiie refugees from the northern part of
Nptlce is hereby given that the following-
A
numiierof
patients
have
been
brought
A ccoucheur .
the
island
are
beginning
to
return
to
the opponents to popular education. 1
settler has filed notice of his intention
to this city. Many are suffering from nank'd
to make filial proof in support of his claim, mid All calls promptly attended to.
The progressive change is society in­ their homes.
fractured skulls caused by the stones that said proof will be made before County
volves a process of substituting machi- I Searched American Consulate.
thrown from the volcano, and a majority Clerk of Tillamook County, at Tillamook,
T illamook .. O regon .
nery for hand-labor; hence the change! F ort D r F rance , May 17 —United of them were burned by the lava throw n Oregon, on May 23rd, 1902. viz :
JAMES C. BEWLEY,
of vocations constantly occurs. The j States Consul Ayme, Commander Th< m- up with the vapor.
H.E. J3.3M9, for tile E 5^ of N w *4, sec. i4 and S
man not able to understand and direct , i as N. McLean, Lieutenant Commander
Toward evening yesterday there was a % Of Sw *4, sec. 11, tp. 1 N, R. 10 W.
T M. SMITH, M.D.,
machines cannot gain as a common J C. Gilmore, and other officers of the
names the fo lowing witnesses to prove
convulsion, followed by a small his He continuous
residence upon and cultivation
laborer a decent subsistence.
More Unsted States cruiser Cincinati, with a slight
•
discharge
of
smoke,
but
tins
caused
no
of said land, viz:
than this, if he cannot learn readily guide, cearched the St Pierre ruins yes
Winfield S Cone. Bay City, Ore. ; Frank
alarm. The weather is fine, and the ex­
P hysician and S urgeon .
the direction of a new machine—cannot terday for the body of the United States citement
Ekroth, of Hobsonville, Ore.; William B F.Biotl
is
»baiting.
Tl.e
bed
of
lava
in
and Henry H. Alderman, Tillamook City, Ore
change the minor details of his vocation Consul, Thomas P. Prentis. The guide
the Windward district is still hot. The
C has . B. M ookks . Register.
Office in T odd ’ s Building.
—he is liable at a moment’s warniug positively identifier! the Consulate. The abyss,
100
feet
deep,
and
200
feet
wide,
to be thrown out of employment by party found a large quantity of table
w
hich
existed
between
Langley
Park
and
NOTICE
KOK
PUBLICATION.
T illamook
O regon .
the invention of a new labor-saving sil v»»r bearing the initial “M.’’ Tons of Rabacci, is filled with lava, andtheprin-
Department of the Interior,
machine that will render useless his al­ rock will have to be removed before a cipal features of the mountain on either
Land Office at Oregon ( ity, Ore.,
i
May
17th.
1902.
ready acquired skill.
thorough search can be made. Th»»
Notice is hereby given that the following
The distress of the laboring popula- i »♦»archeis found one body, the sex of side are apparently more l»eautiful than n;«me«l
settler has filed notice of his intention
] )R O. H. DAVENPORT,
tion is well known to the students of which it was impossible to determine. before the eruption.
, to mftkr fii-al proof in support of his claim,
A
curious
circumstance
connected
;
„..
w
,w, Will be made before the
and'that
said proof
social science ; its chief source is this The bodies buried beneath the rock, it is
with
the
eruption
is
that
the
earthquakes
Ckritorf
Ti'llani.
*<»k\
oui
’
ny.
at
2
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j
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one of the change of vocation rendered believed, have been reduced to ashes.
uh, I< j U2, viz ’ :
I*-»--«».
were not general, notwithstanding the mo9h- OtWton, on July
D entist .
necess.ii v by the progress of invention. A more complete search will probably smallness
;
MILTON G PFOIJIZ;
of the island. While at Chat* H.E*!3633,
for the Sw
sec. ix, tp. 6 S, R 9 W
Science and the useful arts are making be made today.
Makes
a
Specialty
of Crown and
eau-Belair
the
convulsion
preceding
the
He names the following witnesses toprove
sure advance at an accelerated speed ;
his continuous residence upon and cultivation
The French officials have buried most
the emancipation of the race from of tte exposed bodies, but the stench is eruption of May 7 were almost continu­ of mid land, viz. :
Bridge
Work,
Henry Belor, of Dallas, Or»».; Stephen Bauer.
drudg< 1 , on the whole, is rapidly going intense. Within three days past, im­ ous every fww hours, in Kingstown and
Micheál Grtiveldinger, 1’aul Kingston, of
Tillamook City .. Oregon.
forward ; but the uneducated laborer— mense swarms of germ-carrying flies Georgetown only 60 shocks were felt in Hui
ma, Ore.
fonr
hours.
that is to say. the laborer whose edtica- 1 have infested the city, rendering explor­
C
hari . es B. M oores , Register.
Although attended with small loss of I
tion is only special, and includes only a ation dangerous.
life, the eruption of La Souffriere was
form .of skill or manual dexterity, in­
S. STEPHENS,
not
less violent than that of Mount Pelee,
stead of general intellectual training—is
Tornado’s Path.
in the Island of Martinique. The area In the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon, tor
Agent for the
continuallv thrown aside, just as anti-
the county of T.llaniook, S.S.
quate 1 out-of-date machines are thrown
D allas , Tex . May 18—A special to covered by lava comprises 16 square Frank Fowler,
HOME MUTUAL AND LONDON &
plaintiff
»
miles.
The
fact
that
the
loss
of
life
and
into the lumber room. Ability to read- the News from Goliad, Tex., says :
va
> Department No. 2.
LIVERPOOL GLOBE INSURANCE
damage to property in St, Vincent were Nettie Fowler,
defendant. 7
just one s vocation belongs only to those
Ninety are dead. Over 100 are wound­
COMPANIES.
To the above named defendant.
who have general intelligence—such in- ed. I11 addition there is a gaping wound smaller than in Martinique is due to the
In the name of 1 iie State of Oregon : You are
tel(gence as school training gives, or in thetow’n- the path of or.e ot the most position of La Souffriere and the smaller hereby required to appear and an-wer the com­
Agent for North West School Supply
rather such as the insight of science destructive cyclones e/er known in population of the district, the mountain plaint filed agairiat yon in the above entitled
Company, Notary Public.
on or before the'?th day of.June, i9o2, or in
gives, whether acquired at school or Texas. The tornado struck this place ov erliHhging sugar and arrow root estates Mint
TILLAMOOK,
— OREGON
default
thereof
the
plaintiff
will
apply
to
the
etoewhere. This general consciousness about 3:45 o’clock this afternoon, last­ and a couple of thinly populated viliiages. Court fora decree divorcing the plaintiff and
of the possibility of rising above the ing only about five minutes, leaving whose inhabitants were given warning defendant, and that tdaintlff be granted the
and inaintamance of forest Fowler and
•tatu s into which they w ere born, is death and disaster everywhere in its of the approaching disaster and fled for custody
their lives. All the villagers who re Frank Fowler, children of Maid parties.
the h< ritage of all people who know the wake.
Thia summona is published by order of George
LAUDE THAYER,
mained
were
killed
W. Sappington, County Judge, dated April 21,
meaning of the new industrial move­
It came from the southeast without a
The
officials
of
St.
Vincent
are
busy
PJ02.
Agent for Fireman’s
ment of this age. The conquest of na­ warning, completely demolishing a strip
The first publication of this summons is
ture, the subjugation of the forces of about two blocks wide through the relieving the sufferers and housing the dated April 24th, I902, and the last publication Fund and London and Lanca
^^Mbre and their employment to provide whole western part of the town, about sick and homeless. The problem now thereof dated June sth, 1902.
I. T. M ai lsby .
shire Fire Insurance
the m< aiis of food, clothing, and shelter a mile long. Among the manv houses facing the government is how to provide
Attorney for Plaintiff.
—the three materials wants of man— demolished are the Baptist Church and permanently for the natives who lost — —.................... -—
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a
...
nouses,
lands
and
everything
they
pos
­
Companies.
keep equal step with the march of science. parsonage, just built, the Methodist
NOTK.’IC.
Peasant settlements may be
The' individual laborer is continually Church and a colored church. It is im­ sessed.
Tillamook
.. Oregon.
Department of the Interior
p«Bhe*l upward to vocations that are possible to estimate the number of I formed on the estates, the lands of which
United Staten Land Office.
minis11 tive to the spiritual wants of houses destroyed, but it is thought the the government possesses the legal ma
Oregon I’lty. Oregon.
man- those of amusement and culture— number will reach 100. The amount | chinery to appropriate, but money is
April 22nd. i</)2.
in hereby given that the approved plat J_^\OR ABSTRACTS OP TITLE,
and Bu< h material vocations as required of damage done cannot be approximated needed to assist the settlers to build of Notice
Fractional Township x South, Range 10
houses
thereon,
and
to
provide
them
more intellectual versatility and alert- but is very great. All the human dead
ha* been receive»! Ironi the Surveyor Gam-ral
GO to
with sustenance during the cultivation I 1 of
new of mind.
Oregon,and on
and wounded have been taken care of. of
their
lands.
JUNE I oth , 1902,
Our system of education not onlv do The path of devastation is strewn with
TILLAMOOK
ABSTRACT AND
At 90'c fxk a.m., of aaid date, «aid plat will he
not iover-educate the children of the all k<nds of debris and dead and wound­
L ondon , May 17.—A dispatch from • filed in this office, __
._ _____________
and the
land therein ern-
people, but they scarcely equal the ed animals. The pitiful cries of the the Governor of the Windward Inland*,
’*iu u “M«* Io entry on and alter
TRUST CO.
«aid date.
moat urgent demands of society. Every wounded are heard everywhere, and 1 Sir Robert Llewellyn, dated from St. "
““e
<
„ Moo,„ «ririWer
<»•7 it happen* that (ocicty *uffcr* by at times are heartrending.
¡Vincent, received at the Colonial Office, |
G»uo«»r, Receiver.
T BO*. C uate «, (’re*.
B. L. Emir, Sec.
I
j
Red Shoe House
I have just received direct
from Chicago, the best quality
and latest styles of footwear.
Consisting of Gentlemen’s,
Ladies’, Misses and Children’s
Shoes that was ever offered for
sale in the City of Tillamook.
It will pay you to call and
examine my goods and prices be­
fore purchasing elsewhere.
NOTICE.
No charge made for sewing
rips or nailing soles on shoes
purchased of me.
P. F. BROWNE,
Agent and Salesman.
EDGAR LATIMER,
»
BARBER AND HAIRDRESSER
SHAVING, HAIR CUTTING.
SHAMPOOING, ETC
Electric Baths nicely flitted up. Good for
persons suffering with rheumatism.
T. SARCHET,
Ti I la mook ('iistom Tailor Shop.
G entlemen :
I beg to inform you that I nm ojien
for business with a very choice line of
pantings and suitings to choose from.
All wishing anything in my line please
give tne a call.
Shop over G eo . E dmunds Store.
Yours truly,
T. SARCHET.
P.S —Repairing of all kinds, pressing
and cleaning.
Edwards & Sladden,
Barber
- ------- .* i i
SHAVING,
HAIR CUTTING,
SHAMPOOING,
Hot and Cold Baths.
EVERYTHING STRICTLY FIRST CLASS
CHEESE
BUTTER
MAKERS
AND
Dairy and Creamery
Machinery and Supplies wr carry
the largest stock in the northwest
A full line of D. H Burrell At Co.’»
celebrated Cheese making prepara­
tions, A pparatus, etc.
Send for Catalogue.
Of Cheesery,
B^DDldÇ-kEATlNIJ CO,
143 ERONT STREET,
PORTLAND, ORE.
Agents for
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DeLaval Cream Separators.
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