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Show -- -- t' :j r EXAMINER TELEPHONES ROObdcpmM PtwitiM E3JTCr. that will Film Kelt ttX. "A ....N.- M AND NYE 10 N- go to WIN All Oi!, FOR BASE BALL 'We are jetting good ball this year, but WARDS and Confectionery .3 Parlors I JiBcats them all for cool and refreshing drinks. - r ( ;J i NextiDoor to Wright's i 2325 Washington Avenue hsssssaszsssss urnmi 2352 W tihington Ave. OUT BOISE 0IGDEN MENS TRIP TO MOSMAN & BRUMBAUGH BY 2 TO 0 MEXICO New System Dentists Washerwomen's Farformanct Their Friends and Other Teams' Scorn Ara High. But Six .Hundred Fans Present See Spectacular Plays by Fulmar and Bart. D. Pacific National League. Only four mraihen of the city council put In an appwiraace at the council chamber last evening and he spe- Z. C , M. I. . a . a , . .. and m this numlicr did cial um cousm ute a quorum, no meeting Ixil.re liitw. Co .... was held. F. M. Nye Ca . Officers Vance and Thompson (su- Uushmer Opt. Ca cceeded In rounding tp a gang of seven The Toggery . .. and Thomas . hoys cm 2i;ih street shout nine o'clock and landing them at the police staMnii. iuU Kur Co. ... Jne lioys were annoying the people Ogden S. Laundry of that neigh horliiNMl and after being given a good talking to bv Captain The Ogden Steam Laundry whiteirown. they were Jivrmltud to go for washed the Toggery bowling club and this time. the F. M. Nye five repeated the trick with the aggregation on Say! nemember Astlll when yon the association alley last evening, In rant Seed. Feed, Flour and Potatoes. the Commercial Bowling league aeries. The Washerwomen surprised 2.l(i Wah. Duth 'Phones. their many supporters by playing ring their the and team around Traffic Toggery Special car Salvator" with work waa of a class that would put Manager T. C. Schumacher, passed some of the heavier teams to shame, through Ogden Ogden en route north especially that la tha second game, on O. S. L. No. yesterday. when they scored a total of 664 pins. exA fag will bo presented to tho Tbe Toggery aggregation with tha Flea-aView school at ten o'clock ception of Brown all bowled a good Mr. Fret well especially disgame. on next Friday morning. tinguished Jilmself with 2U2. made in the second game, for the high single Ogdon Coal Ca. all kinds of coal. game Individual honors and 529 for 12 ID Wall. Marcus Farr. Mgr. high position on the total Hat. The other players to pass the five In Word was received by the police hundred mark were Van Dyke, who this city, yesterday, from Immigra- scored 504 and Miller, who bowled a tion Inspector lxmgley, to prevent tho total of 611, and both of these men local Chinese from taking a Chinese ar numbered with the O. 8. L. boys. man and woman from one of the trains The only man to go below the 40rt passing through thin city en route mark on either team was Brown, who west. The officers watched all the could do no belter than pull out a trains yesterday and la- -t night, but total of 178. there was no effort on the part of the Tbe first game was won by a total local riilwnien to kidnap any one from of 28 pins. Tbe Toggery men strength the trains. sued their score 11 pins in the second game, but Jhls was nothing as comBig Track Meet, between the W. 8. pared with tbe showing made by their A. Ogden. A. C., Logan, B. Y. U.. Pro- opponents who landed tha game with The tnird vo, L. D. S. U. and U. of U, Salt Laka the margin of 151 point. City, meet Saturday. Special via Rio game was the closest of the series, beGrande, 1:00 a. m returning 9:30 p. ing won by 22 pins. m. Fare 11.00. By producing such work as they did last evening, the Lsundryltes will soon A special train with the Chicago he numbered among the leaders, inat the bottom of tha list.. delegatee returning from the Order stead of The score follows: Railway Conductors' convention at Portland, parsed through Ogden at 4 Ogdsn Steam Laundry. o'clock thin morning. 146 178 148471 Yallereux .153 184 168 604 an Dyke A special train will he run to Ogden Btratford 135 161 165-4- 63 from Balt Lake on Monday 22, for the Todd .125 162 144431 , opening bicycle race on the new Miller ,, ,,,168 176 169- 513 saucer (rack at Glmwond Fark and a large crowd is anticipated. Tha train ..726 864 794 2384 e Totals as Rio will fo run Into the present Ths Toggery. Grande Western freigiit depot, that be159 202 168629 ing tha moat convenient point to the M. Fret well 128 133-- 378 Brown Park. .,,,-.,.11- 7 158 115 146419 Van Derek .131 138 145-4- 14 Lindsay , , ELKS CIVE STAG SOCIAL 135 128 180-- 443 Fleshmer nt Refreshment 1905. SMELTING COMINTERNATIONAL PANY INSPECTS PROPERTIES. .. Whoop! Ogdn 2. Boise Hie kiral lodge' of the Elks gave a stag social In their club rooms last evening which was attended by about 125 persons and which was a decided success In every way. The members and their friends were invited to partlrlpnte. and hospitality was shown on every hand. The evening was spent at rarda, billiards, pool and a number of tha vaudeville performers from tha locnl playhouses were mo guests, brought n to entertain after which a banquet was spread. REED HOTEL 0. That's the atory and it certainly Is good one for Ogden fans to read. Not because the Fruit Pickers played a poor game, but because the Lobster playrd a better, la the reason victory perched on the Ogden banner. Lt W5vV MOgyETO, 'MAY I? GAME WAS LARGELY A PITCHER'S BATTLE. Shupr-Wllhant- Engraving Free UTAH, FRIDAY TOGGERY AND RESPECTIVELY WHITEWASHED. Bur-pris- Smalleys r M GLABMANN 10 independent Hum Nh ISO Beil Phene Ne. 123 ef Beth telephene eyetem elaMd after Bp.hU Wear EXAMINES: POPES, LADNDRYMEN OGDEN SHUTS M- 311 Phonfl BUSINESS OFFICE independent PtM For Presents ; AU M0B5TIXG THE sre the arrival at the Teed for the px'--t 24 hours. Tho. L. Rok?, lie no, Nev.; Ray Oinn, Echo, Utah; .loaeph Shepherd, Balt Like: I.. E. Throne. Chicago; 8. II. Joseph H. Clark, Ban Francl-Co- ; Letser, Bt. Taul. limn.; J. J. Scarry, St. Louis. Mo.; E. S. Bears, Max M. Well. Balt Lake; J. S. Ferguson. J. P. Wall. Denver; C. A. Glitzier, Provo E. .1, Moore, Bin Francisco; L. M Stein, Chicago;; S. B. Rnniey, Bt. JosTelephone 518 X. eph, Mo.; Louis N. Frankie, 8t. Louis, Mo.; I. In.lig, New York: A. J. Condon, l.biragn; C. G. Walker, New Arles ns, La.; W. P. Cooper, U. G. Moser. 8nlt Lake; James M. Ihditiio. Richfield. WARRANTY deeds. I'tih; D. P. Harding, Boston. Mas.; K P. Judd, Balt Ijikr; Henry lasses. The following deed has New York: A. I.. Turnbull. Bun Frsn-rico- ; warranty been filed in the court i recorder's ofM. D. BntPh him) wife, Denver; fice: IV. S. Spencer aid wife. Suit Iike; W. and wife to Wm. H. Tnvlor, San Frsnciseo; J. C. George Charles F. Tdbblletonji for the .sum of Fitrhrnry. Worcre'.er. Mass ; G. 2555. part lot iG.. block' 12, plat A. Swemlaeii. Balt I like: Martin Schenrk and daughter. New York: Ml-- ii M. FIELD DASr AT SALT LAKE. l.erdcl Detroit, Mich ; D. J. Laramie, Full Ijtke; D. M. FHnia. St. Iritis; Track Athletic and BaasballsExeursion T.oii User. lamisillc, Ky.; tiriff. Yar-noto SaltfLako City, May20th. Mr. Griff Ysniell. Salt Live; M. S. Taris. New Yurk; Gen. II. rtosudln. . The AttaWVle rpHorlntiion of the Weh-- Newark; X.J.; John Slmnaon and wife, rr Stake Afaddny will nin nn excure-to- d Balt l.ik: IV. IV Gnrvin. New York: for tlioqhRKelall game hrtween W. A. r. E:itwno, end wife. Rochester. B. A. and l'.of I'L teams, and .the State New York: L. P, Han-ptoml wife. the A. C.. Logan, Salt Like: A. S. Penney. Denver; C. ', contest i B. V. I., PrV. L.'D. S. l and l of C. Srlumtaker. D'nrer; J. r. Merrill. . V.. Salt l.xke. New Yotk; Jo. Mims, Chicago; D R L. H. Weil. Bt. Louts; Special drains Ufa Rio Grande leave Roberts. Loasn; a. .n, 'returning leave Balt F. A. Stav1;w.-i'ier- . A H. Frlhie. EuOgdon gene Moser. H. A. Turnhv. Salt Lake. .Lake 9:3i p. my Fare fl.on. bet-kir- Clock and Jewelry Repairing R33352k3 Proper time to place your old clock in our .'hands for repairs is during We have the t.me to give special attention to fine jewelry repairing a: this season and our shop is as well equipped as any in the state house-cleanin- g. C9R! J.S. LEWIS & COMPANY this office, and our low operators Our bridge work is beautiful and durab!eit is made on honor and lasts a life time. 8. Tracy and August Carlson Have Interesting Tale of Travels in South. Wa save aching teeth. We save ulcerated teeth. The International Smelting pany, the stock of which is largely owned by Ogden people, some time since delegated D. S. Tracy and August Carlson, to make a trip of inspection Into Old Mexico to look at the property and locations owned by them, they to ecure samples of ore, etc., and make a report to the company. These gentlemen returned to Ogden Tuesday of the preent week and state that they are highly pleased with the result obtained. A number of samples of ore were secured which will be assayed, afipr which a report will be presented to the eontpauy. Mr. Tracy was aeen, by a reporter for thla paper, last evening, and had the following to aay In connection with 1 ri Stc Sgeciro el flu M d Office 2451 Oel Afe 3 Fib' Washington Av. Over Drivers Drug Siore S BE SURE YOU ARE IN THE RIGHTPLACE. WORLDS FAIR CONTEST it tol reli-abl- Over 239,000 Votes Cast Yesterday, One Young Lady In County Receiving 64,000 Subscriptions Paid In Advance Are Now Being Secured and Excellent Results Are Obtained. ... e Bt P u Although the Standard and Examiner are going to nearly every family in the county, the young ladies continue to pile up the votes by the hundred thousand. They are now turning their attention to subscriptions paid In advance and are meeting with excellent success. If a subscriber is Is taking the paper aud paying month by month and a contestant succeeds in getting him to pay six months or a year In advance, she is rewarded with a nice block of coupons, and in that( way the young ladies are able to keep up their record. For lu stance yesterday over 290,000 votes were brought in, and they were made up in part of subscript Iona paid In advance. Miss Newton Is now in second place, having passed Miss Packard, by getting 37,000, while the latter obtained 9.000. Miss Gunnell is fourth again, head- ing the list of city girls yesterday with 39.000 votes. Miss Williams received 22,000, Miss Mills 19,000 and Miss Hamer 9,0p0. But the largest vote cast waa by, Miss Hunter, of ths county, 64,000, and next to her was Mis Millie .Skeen, 27.000, then Miss Wardle with 20,000 and Mlsa Hutchins, 15,000. The county gtrla are Just beginning to make a showing. ATTENTION. 1: onooftoooo o l o o o i o n o ....3 0 0 0 0 0 0 03 1 j The hive Ladle-i. , special 19, 2:30 p. m., of the Marcsbees meeting Friday. at the Eagle Hall. P Mill Wardle la again in third place. The total vote cast up to yesterfay Mis' Pearl Williams Mias Lillian Newton Misa Lucyle Packard Miss Allle Gunnell . Mix Fern Farr Miss Mary Nordquist Miss Katie Mills Miss Virginia Hamer Mias Nets Wright Miss Daisy Vickery a en ...749.ua E ...oW.85A w ..62 JW . , , ....526.CP a 50S.07S ... .7.68J3S .... .. ..316.104 a 1 ..272,644 a ....2C2J90 v 150JSS ....137.721 .... 2GJ7I t Weber County Vote. M'ss Lizzie Hunter, West Weber Mise Ella Thurston, Hunts ; ville 196,411 Misa May E. Wardls, Elite. ville 149,964 Mies Rose Hutchins, Slate. 14MC6 ville Miss Ada M. Skeen, Plain City .11621 Misa MlUle Shupe, Eden .... 72,459 Mlxs Marie Paxton, West Weber ,, HjJ Mies Clara L. Skeen, PI lb 25JN City Mias May Stewart, Plain City., tut Miss Olga Peterson, Huntsville. (39 Misa Dolls Arbon, Plain City .. US 9 n it kl fc M s n v tl Special for Saturday ' Ladies, Misses and i Childrens tt tk Wi Trimmed Hats Will Our lines are most exquisite. all tastes and satisfy all. . tr en tk ki suit to Vi a r ki ki $2 win Buy a $3.50 11 R v tk HaH tk to li r be Leader Millinery Co. pn tk on Mrs. S. E. LyoiLl Proprieties 235 1 Ki u Washington Avenue vl Mi re 4i Dl k! til T 71 O' Oi h FI s s s AND Base Ball Supplies to ; in You are sure to be suited from our most excellent will May Summary: Senrw Salt IJtke Butteries Stolen ha sc Smith. Double play daninier Bare to out By UcRa Clark. Struck V"' r. ii E. G 0 0 Tocr anil Leahy Kllnk- nl Stanley. Umpire line. en to tk OUR REPAIR BICYCLES Ct k 8t DEPARTMENT Cleveland, Eagle Bi We are finely cquijjpgj to do all kinds y MACCABEES u 111 Gold-mar- i u th Ya-qtti- s, d j .v Wa save broken-dowteetk. Wa restore discolored teeth. We , extract teeth without pain, asleep or awak- make plates you can eat with. Good Crowd Present. Glen wood park was the scene of the The 600 enthusiastic fans big doings. who wm In attendance yesterday afternoon were loud In their praise of the excellent article of ball dished out to them. They know th gpnuine article their trip: We left Ogden Saturday, April 29, when they see It, and the package handlast, for an extended trip Into the state ed them yesterday, hid the old, purpose of lobster trade mark on IL Such of Sonaro, Mexico, for the mines. At an attendance for a Thursday's game looking at the Chiplona by C. Is a pretty good Indication that the Benson. Arizona, we were Joined Robert E. balance of the gamrs will be well at- W. Clapp of this city andAfter passing Preston, of Kanaa City. tended. the custom officers at Nogales, Mex., Ogden and the Percentage Column. the capiThe Lobsters yesterday climbed one we proceeded to Herntoslllo, more notch toward the coveted first tal of the state of Sorona. behind, let "Before leaving Nogalea Spokane still leads the proces place. had some diffislon with .666, but Ogden is a close me sayIn that Carlson is culty getting his gun passed by second with.. 600, while Salt official. It was so large next with Boise now st the bottom of the custom taken for a canwas It that evidently are for Ogden the list. Prospects the Yaqui Inas beand you know, non, That first place good. fans, eh? on to the war path, be said are dians to now In It up longs to Ogden and that this afraid were authoritlea tha title. them to prove the into the was smuggled firearm being Battlo. Pitchers Royal Mr. Ysquls. the used to be by a country of much The game was pretty came at Nogales acquaintances Clapp's throughout, although pitchers' battle rescue and prevented any there were plenty of spectacular plays to the on this account. to tickle the fancy of the grand stand. trouble At Hermlsolli, our party was Joined Thompson, the big attorney pitcher for E. A. Fuller, Frank C. the Lobsiern, pitched .masterly game by F. Dr. Pick. C. L. V. Hedrick, R. A, and waa well supported. He had .the Foster, Brewer and George Hosier, all Amerigame well in hand and the head work cans and hailing from Kansas City. which stands him In need In bis legal also G. W. Foster of Snaqulde-Batu- c practice in aolvlng the knotty problems Joined us there. These men were of law, rame In handy in handing out en route to visit the Independence and a bunch of curve that perplexed the Santos Todas mines which are situated succeeded visitors The Pickers. Fruit Chiplona mines. hits only off 35 miles east of who In getting but two Joined our party "Mr. Preston, feather a which is certainly Thompson, Is engineer and metalat Benson, McFarland hat Lobster's In the big Mining and was hit for right safe ones, but he lurgist for the Chiplona and holds the same company Smelting dimes critical aeveral mixed them up at with our company, who hold and kept the score down to the two position n to smelt the ores from the contract In the runs, made by the Crustaceans Todos and Independence copperSantos Each of the pitchers second Inning. mines. -sliver men six bad six men on their list; Mr. Preston has had a large and who tried In vain to tear the cover varied experience ns a smelter man off the hors 9 hide, but succeeded only In China, Japan and and metallurgist in fanning the gentle mountain breeze. Siberia, as well ns in the United States How the Lobstora Did IL and Mexica being n graduate of the With Briseno, Bare and Herwlg on of Nebraska, class 92. The bases in the second and two men out, University excitement of being among tbe Clark hits a hot an straight through seemed to have a bad McFarland's mlt. and allows Bare and effect however, upon him, causing him to take a was a hit score.. That to Herwlng shot at a Jack rabbit, which he misschorcher, and there is no wonder took for a hear. 700 711 772 2183 the Totals to was unable put McFarlane that "L. H. Jenen and wife, of Kansas tram continued clamps on it. Hansen the next man up, The and J. B. Ross, of Independence, their good work commenced on Wed usually a sure lauter. struck out and Vlty, Mo., were also added to the party at Z. on bases. died Clark crack the and Briseno nesday evening, against Hermoellla the latter going to secure C. M. 1. crowd, and Hook all three of Bart's Pretty Catch. for a report on the Imfependnnce data a for It looked the with the in scries In the alxth Inning the games played Todas properties At La Santos and to chance a had In Boise F. M. Nye tram. time as though easy fashion. a further addition was still Colorado The winners were especially strong score, but Bare by a spectacular catch, to the made by Mr. and Mrs. W. party the won were In the first gsme, which they down, put by when two men five children. and R. their Raker, of scoring. 71 plnn, while the second .game was kybosh on Boise's Chanc.e from Ia Coloreturned Jensens "The end the more exciting and but 22 pins divided It wns a hot fly straight from were taken by their rado and places of the the totals st the conclusion of the of Kellackey's bat, and some G. Parodl. n Mr. Packer and Both teams weakened per fans would have bet dollars to dough- Augustine game. Burgues. The first named benuts that Bare would not get It, but Gorgle ceptlhly in the last game, but the with the Santa mines connected ing was managed to maintain their the sure little second baseman near Batuc. We had 'as an escort lead, winning out by th amall margin there with tbe big miL from this point, to Mazmtan, n disof 9 point a Fulmers Juggling Specialty. tance of 35 miles, to the east, a squad The brat work waa . done by G. Fulmer, the big third baseman, made of the 6th regular Mexican cavalry Srhudder of the vanquished team, who his first appearance before an Ogden under Captain Ignacio Marquis. scored a total of 51B, and he was close- audience yesterday In a new Juggling Our party now consisted of 85 perly followed by P. Herrick, with a total specialty of hli own origination- - All sons, and we had some trouble In of 513. The latter also land'd the that Is required ns property for this securing sufficient lodging accommosingle gsme Individual honor with 135, one act is a has ball, a batter and a dations. I organized a dancing party made In the first game. The only man slippery standing ground. Bchills, the which waa attended, giving the to fall below the 400 line was R. Nye, assistant In the specialty, stepped to Americans largely to enjoy a an who larked one pin of reaching that the bat and nwinglng at the aforesaid dance with the opportunity Mexican 8enoritas. fair toward mark. ball knocked It in the air "Our party from this point divided assumed third base. Fulmer Tha score follows:- Mr. Parodl, and the Raker family np, statuesque pose and as the ball came going one route, while the rest of within distance, put his big us Journeyed on to Matope under nn 166 129 161456 mlt on reaching F. Bchndder IL hut as this specialty Is per- escort of n detachment iff the 13th .195 181 ..7-5- 13 P. Herrick formed without any adhesive sub national At guard, of Chihuahua. 157 138 137424 stances of Lund any kind, the ball began a Matope, Carlson, Preston, Clapp and I V. Herrick ....158 160 131449 series of bounces This Juggling con went to the mines, 12 miles ISO 167 122469 tlnued Dee until tke umpire had almost furteh on. Chiplona The other part went to had dropped concluded that Fulmer Suaquls De Batuc, where we Joined 850 773 688 2311 the ball, thus Totals falling to make good In them on May 8, beginning our return F, M. Nyt. the net, but la the hall was soon held 8 later. cut toward the towering Wasatch and tripThodays 139 149 111-- 399 R. Nye mines mentioned are old with cried the voice a horn 165 192 fog 120457 umpire Hirer .. properties and are very rich out. while the big third baseman Spanish .121 132 167-- 410 a Bitch . . a a a s in silver, gold, copper and lead. There come off. smiled smile won't 113 the that .167 154431 are four railroads, either being built .190 192 137519 In the next Inning Fulmer tried the at present, or preparing. Into that secG. Bcudder a hot with Juggling specialty again tion of the country, and a great rush succeeded In is .789 751 679 2219 grounder, but finally Totals anticipated in the near future the ball to first, cancelling getting the American now harp possession of runner's pass. many of the best properties and I preNATIONAL ELEMENT OF M'J'IO Hansen Put Out Off the Grounds will roup a rich harvest dict that In the ninth Inning, Catcher Hansen from theirthey investments. It Is expected reof th Furlt Pickers dlrrcted a few the building of the railroad will Mrs. Bessie Allison and Mrs. Bride- marks to Vmplre 8etly, which the that an end to the Yaqui Indian put k well Anderson Bing at latter took exception to, with the re' troubles for nil the time to come, Lecture. suit that the aforesaid Hansen was though they, at I present, are quite esrorted out of the ball grounds under troublesome to allMn that section. tbe escort of Policeman Robert Burk "Messrs. Preston and Clapp went "The National Element of Music," If Hansen baa anything disrespectful via La Colorado n San Francisco, wa the theme of tbe lecture delivered to say about the umpire again he will ! by Rubin Goldmark of New York, In say 11 before hr goes to the park, or from which point, uhe former goes direct to Kansas City and Mr. Clapp the Library hall last evening, before else will mutter In a undertone, so that will stop off In OJcden to visit his nn appreciative audience. even the gentle zephyrs may not hear. family. Tbe latter has purchased Mr. Goldmark related the history of Following Is th detailed score: smelting machinery, etc., for the Chlpl music from Its origin nsd clstmed Iona mine, the samo being at present Boise. that the modern Europoan music unat Torris. Mexico, awaiting shipment doubtedly emanated from the old weird to the mine. Hcjalso expects to purrhar.t. He contrasted the music of chase n large smelting plant to be .'lie different nations and pronounced erected on the Yaqui river nearJSsuqiii Beethoven the master of all. De Batuc, to smelt the copper ore Mrs. Ilessie Dean Alllon and Mrs. near that point. In addition to this, Kn'o Bridewell Anderson enng a num-- . he Is negotiating for the purchase of her of selections of characteristic two water Jacket smelter, one each music of the different natione. includ-- . for copper and lead ore. Ing Italian. French, Spanish, Danish, Swedish. German. Norwegian Russian. Hungarian. Two-basThompson, 6: Me Farlane, C. The lecturer said that the Inference mlt Fulmer. Bus on balls that the characteristic music of Farlane, Msmmond. Breslon. Sacrifice ;he United Stare was the negro music Tim 1:25. Umpire hit Kellacky. and that European people think that he only miislp produced in this conn-rSetlry. Attendance GOO. Is rag time. He dwell on the Salt Lake vs. Spokane. higher cla-- s of negro music, such ss Sail Lake City. May 18. Salt Lakr ;h. Su.mec River, which he reproduced. defeated Spokane today in a close and He demonstrated the ntean-m- s exciting game. After failing to take of syncopation and stated that adrnntag of three opportunities to this peculiar rhythm led up to the score In the earlier innings, the home iff rag time. team In the tenth inning acored the This was tbe last of the series of only run of the gam on hits bv iecrures to he given by Mr. Goldmark, Muller. Thornmn a:id Dolma. Six who states that he will return to Ogbascs7nn hall given by Kilnkhammer den again next year under a different did not fgnre in the result. Attendmanagement. ....1 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 ance 6.500. JEWELERS i-- fl Our success is due to the high class work derc the of . The to, lowing "i and - Beading Standard tk m kl repairing. See Us anffGet Ouf Prices. All Old Reliables. n H C 4 l H. C. Hansen & Son, 252S WASHINGTON AVE. 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