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Edmund E. drone Elected the Fair-
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{\orwalk was very much in evidence pectcdly as Sherman it. \\'hipple,'
attire fourteenth annual banquet ot‘ counsel for the “leak" investigating
the Connecticut‘ McKinley 'Associagcommittee. brought the name of Am-
ion, in lime] btratfield, Bridgeport,t,basnador von licrnstorfi‘ into his ex-
tent evening, Mayor Carl A. Harstrom animation of the German oftlcial's
delivered an exceptionally tine specclt,jt‘rieiid. Archibald S. White, the New
inbound E. Crowe was elected as the 3 York financier, he suddenly (bland his
bjll‘ll'lit‘id County member of" the execu-Idirect interrogation of White today
“is“ Comlmllet’. and the foilott‘ingtat‘ter obtaining denials from ' him
added grace and enthusiasm to liielthat he had received advance inforiir
g‘lh (succefaitil occasion: Judge ‘ ation from any (iennan otiicial regard.
forge. l-l. \osbiirgli, Representative;in: any of the recent peace move-
‘Nehmnialt Caittiee, Arthur C. \‘t'heotlments. l’liiig Fish also denied Law-
ei', Henry C. Price. Mayor (‘arl .-\_Vson's'story. .
Haiptrom. Edmund E. Crowe, Edward liavlng established the close relaW
.l. Flahert.y,:(hty Clerk stepben llokiisfi liOllr‘ilil) between White and the ain—
J'iiin D. Zillion. Charles .l. Prescott, hasauilor yesterday and questioned the
dialilin‘ .l.. billtlil. Frederick H. Quin-’witiieas closely about alleged efforts
kiln, lrvin’g Byingiini.. Deputy Sherll‘t‘mt Thomas W. Lawson to a'rrantie a
prison \X. Benedict, ‘ .l. Emery meeting: with von lim‘llriltllll. Wltipplel
7‘ Hens. Selectman Philip Castellano.'today drew an evpectaut audience to‘
lrnrand Raymond, Prosecuting At—
bile legislation to be offered by the?
Assembly will be in line~ with
coiiib's iiieasage. The recommendn-t
litllls contained in that document have:
been (alien to heart by members of.
the majority party. and have all heent;
embodied in bills rtow pending. :
Summing up the trend of the bills?
now in committee, it can be said that!
taken as a whole. they provide fOl‘Zi
i. Heavier penalties—Jail sentences;
in most CtlSOs~~~ill the case of negli-
gent drivers of motor vehicles, with.
especial severity shown toward thosci
who drive while under the
illiOle‘iullS. _
2. More otringent examinations of:
applicants for drivers’ licenses, and
more restrictions upon the return of
‘licensen to those who have. forfeited?
. them.
3. The creation of the
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MIEQM [UNESSL Birth-Controlmte Expectele0 Bliiliii SHE“
Conuctton, butliourt Reserves! IN 0“ch “”0”
in Best of Spirits, hut Physician ln-i - - - ‘ - .
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. i 1 NEW YORK. Jan. 3tl.—~Mr.‘. Mar-i ' -
unsurxorozv. n. 0... Jan. 30..- tom Sanger, mining llirllt ‘cnnootcofla Ricatts 'I'alte Only 12 “Wis
to Depose President
The failure of Congressman Ebenezmjadvocate, expressed no triumph to 1
‘1'. Hill to readily recuperaienmm me'day over the temporary defeat of et-
"breakdown he suffered early in Dc- 1, torts to punish her for circulating her
(irrillbt‘l' is causing some worrr to his‘doctiines. .\lr.~:. Sanger insisted that WASHINGTON. Jan. 30~‘"”-‘“”"d”
friends in Washington. and some (li::.isilt‘ was mentally prepared 1,, 80 m Gonzalez, deposed president of Costa
appointment ‘0 hi8 tillYStCian, who had ' prison in support of her belief and Rica. ““5 5“” an appeal to “W United,
hotbed to have him back at dutv in the share, “martyrdom" with her uiator SW” government {0“ i"‘°""““”°“-l
:liouse of Representatives long before iii-s. Ethel liyrne, who is conducting: “t“ is it i‘t‘fttgcc now in the American
‘ legation at San Jose. where his for-
mer minister ”of war. Frederico Tiiioco
has installed himself as provisional
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now. ‘ 1a oocalleil hunger strike. w
it was right at the middle of ”1'0l The court of special sessions vcs-
h"200ml week in December that Mr. teiday halted the Sanger trial and
Hill was taken sit-ti. That was overfgiive the prosecution until Fridav to
tire weeks ago, and although the confluresent W00f that Mrs. sanizt‘r'u
KreSRman has been expecting pernm.lbii‘tli control clinic was conducted for
sum each. week fronritis physician to'ilifi‘xfll purposes.
resume illh' duties it has not been giv. MI‘S- Brrno. according tofiwr cus?‘
Pit. ' . jtodians. is in excellent condition to-
till hen the physician was first calledLmli‘. 5111‘ still l‘t‘fUSPS ‘0 981131“? 0"
in he found Mr. Hill Ibtldly run down:fond voluntarilyzdiur 0'79” ”Shim“?
and ordered him to bed. as he said, ; to the adininiste ng of liquid nourish-
for a couple of days. The days drag- ’ iuent through a tube. .
cred on and’lit was fully two weeks be-'. A big mass meeting here last night‘
Eire. the_ would permit the patient mtexprossed sympathy for the. cause'ot’
,t'ate his bed. For the. next two birth control, and condemned the ac-
”tti-eks he wnfimd him to his patient”! of the authorities in prosecuting
an the New Cochrane Hotel. {Mm Stinger and Mrs. Byrne,
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brought to a triumphal conclusion,l
twelve liOlll‘J after it was begatti,'witli-‘
out bloodshed.
Word that the cv-prcsident had
submitted his appeal to the American
minister was received here in a priv-
ate message and Inte‘last night the
state departmcifi had not been ad-
vised of the development.
Official and unofficial reports of the.
overthrow of the Gonzalez admirers?
tratlou, while «throwing virtually no
light on the. "causes. afford little
ground for the. belief that the United,
iiiitted Mr. Hill to take a drive about
town to get the air. but will not allow
him to get out of the conveyance-and.
‘ ireports received by representatives of!
velopments. was the. culmination of ui
vgo to his office or to the House of Re -‘
3» resentatires. ‘ ‘ . . . ~ inopular demand. State department
; _ Mr. llillis recovering. but .vervk ‘ 10 VISIT SON HEREI
Z slowly. and it may be nearly the end; - ’
or this session of congress before he «
.witt be able to go to'th ‘ i ' ‘
P “00* (“the » captain ilansen, 69 Years did, at
iiouse \of Representatives. i
Mr. Hill seems in the best. of spirits, ‘ ~ the Home Of Christian Hansen,
“and to all appeur'titcee ' ‘ ' 1‘
‘ i .. ruin his nor-z - .
snail condition. but his physician titty llllBOill Avenue
51.5.6, he star from normal and musttt '
giantlkpue to rest. and go very slowly3
. .o aga n taking it h's ‘ . }
.congrch. p l duties
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button or John Lindberg and an
.. “at: bullet holes in their heads~
* in their home on Pine .
as it had before' the coup d’etat" was
imade._.
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in i Steige, Denmark. arrived in this coun-i
try on Saturdaygm the Danish ship?
"lililtg‘”Olav" for .‘a several we‘eks’i
grisit with his son," Chris. Hansen. ot‘
-'tti Lincoln avenue. South. Sorwalk.‘
_whom he hag not seen in over eight
i years. . ,
i While here. Contain Happen will be
;limited by three other sons who are
at present locum] in Staten island
The g and Kingston, N. Y.
wite,‘- Although he will be 69 year-audit
Wf‘l‘flfi'lf‘xi month. Captain tritium is out!
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today on the southeast and affirm-
ogat Shouts. N. J. On account or the
rough son the count Guard.8ervlce
,vrne unit to to render nuisance. but
“at but In the mouse cutter Mo-
hawk picked her way down tram
Sandy Hunt in a dance (on. flour
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as during as the clove-rest
of fiction is believed to be behind the
.discovery of the body 0
Benson.
\hipped front Los Angcles in a metal
casket. marked "Contagious.
topen," was pierced with four bullet
iholes and only scantily clad.
According to District Attorney C. V.
tl’oulin, the murderer must have. shot
gibe airl, jammed her body into the
1 lilt'ltli‘fflmtl, and, as a means of cover.
his: crime. shipped it. all the way
across the. country to the girl’s moth
“’T‘er, xiii—Chauncey Benson, or life-long
irnsidcnt of a little village about It;
The gent-Lat nature 01 the utitomo‘mi
proposals eel forth in Governor Hol- e
influence of ll’ropositiotl
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minister after a revolution that was '
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Contagious warning—Vermont
Mother Investigates and Discov-
ers Apparent Harder .
lldTiAND. \'t.. Jan. 30.———A
a. motion-piciure
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tit-a from this city:
A death certificate, believed
Road. Bridges and llivcrs Committeeibecn forged. was pinned to the casket.
for the consideration of.the Generalilt gave the cause of death as yellow
tho‘liver atrophy. The words “yellow iiv~
were printed with a typewriter.
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XE\\' YORK. Jan. Pitt-"Tile
‘ at Daylight Saving (hiitvcntioa opencdt
:(Jlllllllissiflnflr -ot‘ motor vehicles, undo“ two tiny 3mm,“ “9"; today. to 09“,,
of all matters pertainingmmpr the
iciocks ol‘ the United States one hour}
proposition to
forward after midnight on
Sunday or April and turn them back
vatter midnight on the last Sunday of
September.
Delegates from all over the
-wcre present, including ten from the
American Railway Association, which
fixca the time zones for ll‘hiltiaficllt‘tl
ides. Among the organizations sup- FAIRFIE] D lan :30.~This town‘ is, . ‘ . . . u! - g ,
. .. - . ‘ - ‘collcge, where he learned to be a resolution which we (1 express lb;
00“an the movement are the Not. getting all stirred up over the disco‘t’dqur eon it was in thin period the h ‘f
, _ 7 w . I ,. . . , e I _ c a
sci-1i Daylight button Committee. ery that a but has been quietly intro youlin of his life. W1 be 1m his four to be t .e sense of the S rt to
],under whose auspices the convention
its held; the (‘bambcre of Commerce
tot Chicago, Boston. Cleveland, Rochoa.
’ter and Pittsburgh; the Merchants'
and The
Association of New York.
More Daylight (‘lub of Dctro
"The , results anticipated
ready experienced abroad," says Mar
cus .\i. Marks. president of
Cough of hianltattan and chairman of
the New York Daylight. Savi
mltiec, told the convention. “arc econ-
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\VASWNGTOX. Jim" 30"“ very George H. Vosburgh in the city court
severe earthquake, the tr at rs ot‘ Vi , rn‘n . Precker was boo d enforce peace. _
than titreof th 8 mo 1 g R ‘ on“ the Brittsl
continued m'ore.
hours, occurred during
when they reached their. max
WWW-“5 i“ that country and the de-g tensity that the. recording needles of
two of the four seismogr
. clown University Observatory
advices today said the capital and 32(1):}; thrown off the scales. ‘
country side were quiet and that bust-i maximum checks were recorded on
noes. oflicml and otherwise, was pro“m vertical setsmogmphs at 10:
.ceediug oath utuch the same Tom‘m'and'iot‘zti o'clock last. night.
tremors did not die away until 12:53
The first
o’clock “this inbrping.
shocks were recorded on th
ments at 9: 7
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An cai‘thquake of some.
had been expected by Director Ton.
‘ie Georgetown Seismographic
He explained today that
(tort of t‘l
Observn ory.
January dried been singular]
with only two quakes repor
in Northern New York at
NEW YORK, Jou..30.———;A large un-;Qucbec Province and Canada. and a
‘ltientiflod.at.eamahtp is hard aground‘vcry disastrous one. on the island of
January is
one of the months at the manor: of
maximum intensity of earth disturb-
Bali in the East Indies.
M00.
t‘i.5vt~:t.axo, Ohio. Jan. tic-Limit
shocks were corded on the ”limo.
graph at St. monophonic“
. , . . - a bit .
hm night. The :iic.‘ f ‘ " “Mb“ “am" ”a ”mm “3") 3* gum at Burnout reported an [or tour Monduy mm. swung in to: mom . .1 . «i of l... i-‘agueo. pound Preckor “it" I “alum“? '30“ -
:i . ‘ "idem “wwwfi'hta T421331; [:23 gong: girlie?!“ :1” ”mg“ “up". w a“ “"9 Hill Ri'” ’mmm’l“ ”135 p. In... ““3 W thelr‘umt “13;! 3:0! “:34? niuizi‘iggizgno the: Chin! of Cornwall Pleas, ”do b0.“- The 1“]th an}! ’ "
a; j allot hi1 wife and himself. Ito-lube- “we“ to '1‘ ‘ l’ “i" ”a sailing to obtain the atonmnhtp‘e name. one imam at roamed. and ended at man Jammy tannin. fir. flooring found ' Brlmlmt. February “in“; on the no lo“. the report-«Mill... m
i .: M m“ m. m”? m, . a r i 9 put so your: and has ”mm ’0 be resting natty where . 132, y " zdin ' tantalum mono under false af‘ 1: 3 till
, quorum been“, nominmuyew _ . intoouontwm mime law, mo 8 Y mtwa ougln
», and chin Mn. Llndhfim 0m; “Drew-rt in m, world M ‘2 m5, 1?! one ran “round but night and in no Rev. “the: Orion. . in clumped “a um tho CW, uremia winner. a!» a W.
. . Mi rotation a; "mm. m, . “gone,“ in ' t. m A“ immediate hour. “or position in the mum. H . . the M and Whither more par-2n or, it In paid that Pucker but a rm '. ' a“
3'” We man on a highway labor-3i ~ ' ML...” ““5 country ‘ "m“ “g: ”at“ “Ma“ W new y“ “WW“ ‘ m d h’ menu. You? Dre-thew tot-r it: to New York City. It. is alleged W' momma“
. » . , . ' m l W memo W 1‘ , - . m = W . ; .. . tint-«onto to if t. M. but one m. in horror. and ‘ ‘
... » .... -1 1“ Want” In.) innate Mi: t - Wm l “Magnum, ti «not teacher. . ”i
invent ion
Miss Bessie
turn
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State“: “'1" interfere. The revolution . centered about 5.000 miles IromVVth-i
‘0 is-ts killed no one, and according to; inglon. So severe were the shock
-.p. in. eastern time.
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Senator Me umber Says Senate Should Not Agree
“Peace W thout Victory”
A thieecornorcd automobile mix-up;
occurred about seven o‘clock thiii‘
morning at the foot cf Westpxi “.11.;
whena Ford runabout owned by How
ard Knapp, rf NO:‘\\‘;1ik. iizid trio au‘
tonii-l ilc ,trucldi’eli'i down the grudc;
and piled into each other against the
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famous telegraph pole at the side of: 0L” RESIDEN
the road. The Ford was cotnplcielpi
!demolishcii.l but the two trucks \\'(‘l't‘,was we" Known A5 a Designer
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no! badly injured. No one in any oi
the machines was hurt. Pattern and Tool Maker and? F
Musician ‘
to have I ‘ H
i The region of Hill 304, north
west of Verdun, was the on}:
one in the European war field», ‘
|which activity at note developiédv.
{during the past twenty-loud
shouts, so far as today‘s Officialjewif
parts from the German and:
reach War Offices reveal.
‘ Berlin's statement indicates
,that the French are continuing
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iniitoials who met disaster on the bill
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t\\illlt“ en route to Stamford, front his. 1 - -
;ilmtlt’ in t‘otinty, utrect, Mr. Kiiapp‘ ithelr attempts to legal“ the
float control of his machine near the-! “WW” Village one "f N”“"“”“-"fgmund recently 105‘ there, Which
*i-entei'oi the tun. and the ear nkiddedtohlcsi residents. (itt‘tl ill liit‘ Nortyelknhe German accounts declare have
ement and flammpd‘liospiutl yesterday afternoon at thogbe'gn fl'uitless. Last night’s“:
__ 'age of 76 years. Mr. Village in etirc| . . '
fivlved by a wife. and three step-citil- forts were {is unpmd‘tmf'? 13‘
' ’ on. lticbardAbendroth, of Durien; those preceding them: It ‘5 db
Witiis‘m Abendmth. or Panama. aud‘fclared, the crown prince's troops
Mrs. In 13. Tripp, of South waalk-ireptflsing all the attacker-nude ,
Funeral services will take place from, Paris, in reporting the fightin‘
his late residence on Howard avenuefi. . . . I .
East Norwalk, Thursday afternoon at‘m ““5 region, mentions on} “
2:30 o’clock. Rev. Frederick A. Cote-tGerman hand grenade attack on
than, rector of the Trinity Episcopalsa anch trench, which wa
church will officiate, and intermcitte “ _
will be in Riverside Cemetery. stopped by. gun fire.
‘ French airmen brought down
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!F¢W KNOW 0' Proposmon um" B“lap interesting one. He. was born in three German atrshtpsdn ensign.
yesterday. Paris. armour»
dune ‘ iliirmin ‘ ' "
_. chum. England, 48 years allotments .
was Intro d Ill GEMIHI ‘8 His early life was spent in that city.
semhly
Mr. Village received a fine. education;
lie graduated from the public schools;
,and also spent four years in Oxford
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Senator Lewis, of Illinois,‘
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the. United Statcothat President
Wilson's peace addreSs in '
{Senate did not propose aboli _
iment-or limitation of the Monroe?
" I Doctrine nor propose military} 7
,gression bv the United States'_
iforeign lands. He asked that the"
iresolution lie on the table.
Another resolution by, Senat
duced at Hartford. authorizing the ily, home and country, to come to the
building of a big steamboat pier “L United States to offer his services at
Foirtield Beach. The proposed'ioca—t
tion of the pier is somewhere in the9
vicinity of the new public bathingi
houses. 1
The projectors of the pier enter-2
prise. k9!“ ‘1 "My quiet. for apparent 1‘“ch PASSER \
ly nothing Was known of it in Fair-1 l . , '
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. :which also was read (1 laid!
ficld‘tmtil the bill made its appear“
once in the Connecticut legislature.
'Strenuous Opposition Expected.
From pr'eseiit appearances there. ‘ .
lthe table, declared that while tit:
$500':Senate sympathizcd With the.
Vipresident’s ‘eEort to, “secure
-speedv termination of the.
will be opposition of the most deter-
mined kind it any effort is made wiPl’OCkEI" "Cid "lid“ Bonds 0'
neverthelces it was unable to agi-
with titepresident‘s proposal to
press this bill to an issue.
by lodge George it. Voshuygh-
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"ternoou by Officer John H. Toot idyl‘h peace Without: Victory”0rl‘tp
on the Charge of obtaining mono. un-«sDecific terms for the United
derJalsc pretence, was before Judge States joining a world tribunal a,
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_ 1 Bridgeport, February term, under $500 ' steamer Amazon, which has“ a .
, Fire totally destroyed it Hupmobilefbonds. f t 'rived in Pemaml'uco from Eu
. nowned by A. L. Doering, of Smith Main: Precker made an at empt 0 pass ’ k c .
imum X“'ictrcet. early Monday morning“ otticlteclts drawn on the ‘Ctty National Opel; ilepén‘t that gighm “gas ti
[Winfield street. The loss amounted toliaitk on several local people. In fact, ta? .6 V a S“ m P? 1 - ,
*more than $1,000. The cause. of thetho achally did each one made. out for nexghborhoorl of Vigoi ' SP In
The‘e . fire is unknown; but, is- thought to?$30 on William Gordon, a negro living The submarine fired a torped
“'1have been an explosion in the fidurbu-fon Day street. He didn‘t ml the fl!“ it passed class under the sh!
bow. ‘ " ”A
or ;retor. amount, «but Gordon gave him all silt; .
' to: , which was r ., . .
money m the ‘ we 1 According to the passenge.
several shots were fired at "
night. :
aphs at
e instru-
mteneity '
y quiet,
ted. that
ate and
Th3; Mr. Docring was returning to this .
;city from Bridgeport. about 1:30 Men The first that the police knew aboutl
'dfl? morning.”Everything‘went fine the affair was when Precker tried to . .
"with hiscar until he reached Winfield pay Issador Fensod. 'of Ely avenue. submani'te'bv both the Anya;
street, when he noticed a smalliblazo for a; suit of ,undcrclothers. With it and a Fiend} steamer WhiChIW
in the body of the. auto. He. tr ed to check. Mr. Fensod told Officer Too.~ in the nei hborhood. The sub
smother it by putting snow on the are, hill of the incident and a little later ‘ .' g . ,, .-: _
but in spite of his errant; it gained Gottkrt told him or the check he. had one disappeared and it was not:
headway. Mr. Doe-ring then teifl‘hvhx received frbm Precker. Mr. Toothill learned whether she had been ,‘
ed to Vaast Brothel-‘3’ garage and/help ‘ reported wt ignition:- J. 29:2; ($1,303 ,0: not. _ ,
wan scot'to hint. Eitt‘nmiicbe“ “Mm who was a 0 c er an V I - ' i ‘
used in the fire to no avail, and finally see. the bank officials and find out The Austria? 63m?“ H .
the Mayflower ‘Hook and Ladder Com- whether there was any such account was PM Gilt.“ ac 0“ .n .3 n, ..
puny was called out. Then ‘ll' kt t.ut thl‘tunli. There was noncr Of» engagement tnfthe: Adnatvc af
made short work of the flames. hilli‘fict‘l‘ Toothltl then placed Preckcr un- davs “a “may", to th
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ptoded and almost totally destroyed Charles Sit-tawny 8"!“ “m“ “9"“ be" was: 15:13:, (13,035?“
the automobile. log a victim in the check affair. Precli- . " . .
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time a anmobtie. n was “1111941 \ 'a check. but Mr. slower refused to the' war war: hit sever-1 .
‘ and set on fire. She was to,
$1.350 and was covered to the extent, bite.
0W"“‘ or “00 by insurance. ‘
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