. on 17, 1928A

. Poultry NOlFBS lTid-Bits From Green-T Fredericton Notes A wloh And Vicinity

_ _ Mrs. Nina Build Greenwi~ A

imitation iven in the interest: w” a vulwr w k my recenmph M155 ("we Acknmd spemme pa.) .04 Mtter Iarmfloeke. All Ill-l ___ ~ week-end at her home in Hump-l - W, l0 be addreued to Bax. m. J. J. McKenzie mu the mis- Sh“ . m, ciurlvflmww "mime of Imus a Vflliiflbl? time a Th’ Misses Ruth and Mai-y Stet». .-—- ¢few days ago. ens were visitors to Charlottetown: '_p0ULTRY Dl8EA8E8- 0n Monday. i

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uL-mv NbTis. subrritted by w poultry Diviaiom, Dominion

Mr. Fred Bertram t th tl week-end in Buckley?“ e p“ '

I Miss Laura Simmons. Cable Head.‘ . m; subject llllrl been iieicctel yffitieivrm Ilgome after “Biting ‘fiends; H (hi; iveeks tioteil iii view 0.5 ands. who l_ t _ n ‘ qfici. this question was brolugh: , is "is "- I m m‘, poultry Meeting 118d in Mr. Bruce McLaren, telegraph”. “. rlotieioivu during Farmer 4 at Morel] station, a“ p .end in Greenwich.

Diseases ol‘ any kind are of u: ‘ . [IDIIR uaturc and should be u-.-._ M55 3611f‘ ‘Xfownsherld. Rollo Bay.‘ undel; m as gocu as poilslblc. .15 a‘ FY9397" "filling he!‘ Sister. Mrs. H new is dim a t-atlae or

Miss Hilda Cutallfle spent. me week-end at Hunter River.-— “One

Mr. (fnarles Murray, U_s_,\,,

Silent the week visiting ms sum, M" Dawson Stevensonyof Fredericton.

Miss M"? A. Andrews. teacher of

reason Earle lifcEwen. Greenwich. M21 (“me- sPem I118 Dill Vii-‘Qk-

’. liscuscs. especially poultry dim. _ _ -——— “gels. 'l‘hcrc are also cures tiirlh Ml‘ wmred MCLMFCnNCMfle He“. us; of illSEHSBS, but most of our“)? bee" cfmfim? m m5 h°m° mYlw Fthoritit-s on this mutter state an’ e pas‘ “Wk ‘nth l‘ 59""? 901d-

lme Qt’ prevention is worth .1‘. Mrs’ Frank Jvlcmir-en pound f" film _ _ I _ iAnrlic Sanderson ivere How many liflulll‘) "I?" M99 i": friends lit Cable Head last m ‘m5 mutt-e of prevention. Cut.‘ _ “QWCY l" ‘M? q“e;"°"_l's~f“e‘_:“ MLSS Catherine McKenzie was m. 1. has been t i: wl telas ea-iamong the spectators at the hockey 'rienrt- i0 ha“! 41811086 L1G niatch no St. Peters last Manda E9559 prevalent in u flock, prP-lnight. y t. bed a 0111:. ‘and zit the stunt: M_ M . .. roqucsle tie owner to t‘ 6Q‘! is argaret McKinnon. Forest . . < - Hi1. ' ' ' ‘ " '- qi, 0i llSt‘ bfillllfll‘) methods, but wiclh visiting friend: in Green. m; to rcltifll and filid le-fllilifffll- E‘ 81195! 0f Mr. and Mrs. Geo. ‘time of the illsease. and nothing AWEWBII- ‘I time to prevent this reocturreilc. The mam I “flaming “pit vmen ure- reaily Sanders“ llmrllillegsseflf tzhssseemhxtie - l‘ ‘H’ as m“ r‘ ‘ !til.l€lldlll r ' > JQHOIIS iu our icqitest to lid llllrllngai“ uitlmrigvillzzoiisciiolcin duties (3905 01);; Refuge Dwiswn ,5 Sm]! Proviurc cf poultry diseases. let 11-20‘ 1a grim” . ~ 59 91- flllfick holding its regular meetings on- mw I]... mo“ itilio ‘can assist l~ -‘ giro "cit y u earncst ,\' _ _ . _' p liilil f“. _ “in sannary men“: Mi. Philip lifclsaac met with who: ld°1""‘-“ ‘n ' g ' <ml€ht have been a acrious accident M, m. tiiil forms. i‘ H m ‘eHWi/lille travelling on the bay ice hi; iilhclc an} cons t em i o imi horse xuddenly broke through and of lllfil$ uri- lp-(iught together muhnd i. “m been for m0 qujvk my limiiml ground. illscnsc IR (‘Pfliillliponsc o; ‘m. ncighborm ‘m, mil-lulu to lili|lt‘:li' umoni: th~~u 500D?!‘ nip-cum ha“. been IOSL m“ Tu.- ;- ~miici~ _t..c uumiici- ml tonsil-viii fill our HM" “@31- "i‘1-_ The young people of this vicinity u thlligfilliflllli; equal. tho hOfilWl 4.111103% a splendid skatc in Moreil disease will appeal". the 111011‘ HIll-iflhk Saturday night. Among those, idly will ii spread. mu. the ilwiiiiixwallflndlng were Messrs Slill‘l€,\'.RDl)- ‘m y... N... p,” 1mm m .crt and Gordon Sutherland, Ray- llurlnc lllp post icu _\‘t‘l\l‘5 tlpwmond and Harry Rattrayx iverago sizc of farm flocks in ihl< iifngers°s~ 1-051}? Mchorcn Proviui-t» has iuvreusetl‘ grcziilif. r m" a"Id"->l1ll1’~ lllll mi ilit» itvcrnizo. D0ll]ll_\‘llit‘ll tniInEii-iiicrs lrivc uni (“llllil w! ._ . llicir hnuscs humor-t thin inert-av" “fiuzlrizy gggsuféefiaklng advan- ed iimiiiiittl '\\'llll tho result. the » “ a “r and El°°di

m! ‘roads for marketing their sulplus‘

Mr. Emmons Newson spent the eek-end tn Haul Girove. at the lzcmc of Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Weeks.

and Mrs. visiting Sunday.

.Mr. Hector Ross and sons have

recently shipped two carloads of

lumber to M. F. Schurman 4k Co.. . Summerside.

The many friends of Mr. Major Murray‘ aredellghted to welcome him back to Fredericton after an absence of some time. '

Mr. ‘Emerson Murray and Mr. Leslie McDowell were visitors to Linkletter Road last ‘wreck. where they were the guests of_ Mr. and Mrs. Frank Linkletter.

terest. although several of the metri- bets recently" departed for the Un- ited States.

The laitlics of Hazel Grove Insti- tute held a very enjoyable parlor social at the Nicholson home. Music. contests and games helped to while away a pleasant evening. and at the close a luncheon was served by the ladies.

_The Hunter River Dramatic So- ciety presented their interesting _ play "The Road to the Clty." in Lflllhgfnedericton Hall recently. Although

imchthe audience was small. due to the

‘bad condition of the roads. those Tile fariucrs in ihc loivcr end 0vlgléll§agfijf£§€geffsefegher°‘ c".

birds urn f‘l‘fi\i'(lf‘fl. which is w . . - ply of )0l t .. - t good ]il‘:|t:ll(‘0 tor poultry keop-‘a {steady llnoilegzn Elgegleeiga: :3: _ m“. h- um we". an nmttoilsmrmsmg ice with loads M Spuds for .\lr. Frank Jardine was a rot-cut

whulil nrl be so serious. but somcl visitor in (‘iiahamie Road.

a past wcck or more ft is sure a _ . .._i _ -_ I - ‘ l§‘§7§.?§."3li5°’.§1§§ ”l»‘$13’?i§° ‘Kalil?lliff“lsl?etl’.lfii’“éilliiff 2i.‘ ‘.31’? ".3312? “l- trove Mow-oil i lit-nu litiusctl here during the until-mend to haven market. 5Q hand)- aslPlll "fill-fir i0 B83’ View.

yyirlflll. mid iltilp m- p0 lttii-nilolliliforeii. Mr. H. H. Cox. Gencruii _ _ _ ‘ g paid ti» t-lcuulmess. Those lllril-\Merchant. has been receiving spuds; Ml?“ “Hi-a Milli-TY M"! I1 Vi“! also llliVf‘ hail zit-cuss to the sum-l‘ every mild tiny this winter at. his lo fHPIKlS in Brackley recently. alt] ruuu _‘~'f‘fll' after your. ontl until-l Splendid frost‘ proof warehouse. Al- ' int; .1 .11.. p, .1“... m, m. mq|.[.;.~t i though the prlccs arc l0\t',it 1510139 ~.\lr. Fred Campbell. Graham's

,end at "her home in Wheatley River. or

Thursday mgms wim ‘he usual m3 ter, Albany, were visitors to Augus-f

THE OWN GUIRDHN ‘ .

Augustine Cove Notes

(By Nah-i LG. John B. Hchdyen was o re- cent. visitor to Charlottetown.

Mr. Norman Allen was a visitor to Tryon Wednesday afternoon.

Mr. Archie Robinson was a visit- or to Borden Saturday morning.

Mr. Harry Inman was a visitor to North Tryon Wednesday morning.

Mr. Archie Robinson was a visitor to Cape ‘Pr-averse Tuesday evening.

Quite ‘a number of our fanners are busy hauling their future supply uel.

Mr. Philip Leard. of Crapaud was a visitor to Augustine Cove Wednes- day afternoon. i

Mr. and Mrs. Hillard Francis and! little son, faith. ivere recent visltn ors to Cltapaud.

Mr. and Mrs. Merrill Dawson. of AugustineCove. spent. the week-emf in tififiiOwll. '

Miss Hazel and Mr. Horizon leard, Tryon, were visitors Sunday in Augustine Cove.

Mr. Earl Thomson, North ‘Iryon. passed nnrougn Augustine Cove Oll mommy afternoon.

i um Edith and Mr. Stewart Boui-l

lute Cove Sunday.

Messrs. A. J. Robinson and Prank Dixon are busy nauimg spuds to UflFlBlOl) Siding. .

K Mr. Urban Waddell. Bradalbanal was a. visitor to Augustine Cove on Wednesday afternoon.

Mr. Russell Howatt. of Tryon Pi. Road. passed through Augustine- Cove Thursday morning.

Misses Vera Learcl and Marie Cameron were visitors_ to Crapaud Wednesday evening.

Misses Ellria ‘Inman and Catherine Dobson were visitors to Tryon on Wednesday afternoon.

The Messrs. Taddy Palmer, Hadley Miller. Victoria. passed through Augustine Cove Sunday.

Miss Dorothy McDonald. Carle- ton Siding. wasa visitor to Cape ‘Iraxerse. mesday evening.

Mr. Lcith Cameron left ‘Tuesday for Summcrside to visit his father Mr. Artemiis Cameron.

llll‘ soil urouuil those houses. iviilvlwllcd m!‘ fiuailiili’ will make upKRWIil visited. in Park COMM‘? 11-;- ihc rcsiill the houses and runs urclme 5317971111?“ Pllllii Tflflllliil‘ brmufiiig grtiuutls furl

germs \\‘lllt'll ttrc-‘renrly m uilzii-ii your filwl.

l _ Bliss, Ada .\lcKinn0n was .1 vis- ‘all uufavorziblti plaice for Ilflfflgiipglglglgeiflnfiiifton revemly‘ m? We“ tint! bacteriu. The windows iii.‘ '

from of lltzusi» should he liul.‘ culi- hiss to cnsurc cnntl ventilation of purl.- ziir. llilusc ellOlllfl lif‘ friic from till tliimpilcss and tlffillghls. H005!‘ HllOllltl bu lurcc cnnugh w,

Pouliryluetl who are lutercstc-d itt hat-lug their flocks free from llliiflht‘ should ndnp: tlio ‘foilmviu; suilifostions offered to Pllhllfi.‘ pr-l- per sanitary‘ conditions. Thus“

.\lis.-= Lulu Campbell has return- ci‘ home ‘from a vigil l0 relativcs in Long River.

1.\ir. Iloract-i Campbell attended

who huvc ailing lllftlfi. Sl10lllIl box .1] , _, _ -, .. . _ . ilicm illlfl shill m this ortici». illlfllrlugr? "ml " 1*’ w" "3" "' the (‘av-v-QISI- John lwckiav match Zlllizgglliiilgtllfizlitlygifz éoullirtllniuig. YAMSS -°R RUNS._H_ your m Silmmerslile. _ _ " ~" "'.rt: 1 i= A l- . .. . 1m. .1,_qpn0s.s_ “m1 n yen)...“ p“, ‘lriilsflflilliilligr-(‘Jl [Uxhde nsto“! The lurmcrs 0t firahanls Rouil

_ v and vicinity are busy uiouutl lllo llltllit‘ should be lln - “Duds-i m pmeruld (‘t if.‘ kill all germs. or if possible. '

icrlbcii. hauling

THE HOUSE-Thu acrttlcll lim-

toriol. or llll"'l‘. in which tho 211mllmfjnfglluiflizild lzltlhyluughl?“ an] "ms 5"“ "lccreg"? has ‘Pmrwl . . I t '. - in " - ls throw-u should. at lctlst. be cleamuhonhl b‘, {We from walla‘; 13.91"“ , 9.“ Pm _‘-'"‘“'“.\' till-cc months :1‘ ln conclusion. I ft-cl sure [hill-li- qnds m Hume]. RH"- illlcli llllll‘ thr- linttsc should ha“

mcroughw (‘loaned mm diqinrevi-Itlic potiltl"_)'nictl at‘ this Province. til. ilRllllZvl/‘il ‘or unule nod dlvlil-‘mlflpi? Sammfy melllpfls n“? Wm ‘Rum < ‘Qh-hewilql ‘F? ‘1-_ ‘have ilcry lllllt‘ illillt-ulty in crin- 1 ‘ , * A 1 ll "'5 a L (‘t1 ' I trolling (IISCARP.

ainllmlmll"? "l the lifiilfie ‘lintl nlsfll All ounce n,’ llrcvclliiun is worth N05 lflllu-r fccdmg lifllllh in the.“ pnmm of our“

birds .1.= llif.‘ btllltllnl: will not lw-l romc iiurk so soon as ctherii-lsua.‘ The ll"!"‘li poles. or rnosts. should

lzivcu an occasional cool oi ~___

Ecru-lone to rid them o: miles-I TORONTO. .\lnrt~h lti.- hlayni" toppings should he clcatleti out i .\lcBiidc is calling a meeting oi vur-

.\lr. Roy .\icl.cod spent the past few days in Summersldc. the guest of lie-r sister Mrs. Baker.

Iifcssrs. James Williams and Robert Shaw went to Charlotl-E- town for it short visit recently.

~<0&- _ EMPIRE SHOPPING PLANS

'.\fr. James Cook, who for the ‘past few weeks has been indis- posetl is on the road to recovery.

Itizularl: l i. ~ .- . -, . ,- ml pcpipcmfiiyild fiuufgellume Sunllglil; llcus tat; OlgillllZZlllJlIS on hlfllUi‘ The ladies of Graham-s Road M» , ' S‘ m " l“ m ‘ p" m" m" ‘he lmmmm“ m have u sevcrc attack of hockey m“ "llsllw-‘l l! 11F)’ hourt‘ .1 lnctll committee to consider the '

lirver. The elltl of “arch will proli-

Whl-l . ~ ' (I N oqfiomm] m ullly sec a change for the héllrfi‘.

Polzllvll m‘ the birds and

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Ylli‘ ilflliP-"ll part Toronto should play ill up Elli- alsn makP-Wplro Shopping Week in Canada.

Our mailman. .\lr. Jchu Crokeil. sill] continues to serve its with fidelity. Thr- lOlllt? is fortunate, ill- dFPfl. to have secured such fl punc- tual and nhllglng courier.

I .\lr. Klcr Bernard hail a vcri’ znarroiv escape recently and bu: Flor tlit- presence of mind of mic 0f the hyiitmitlcrn, who used a firc ‘extinguisher he might have stiffer- lad serious burns.

l p A vcry pleasant gathering “'15 lit-Id recently at the home 0f Mr. Alfred .\lcKa_v when about thirty neighbors and ‘friends gathered for la social time. After lunch was ;s0rved the gilests proceeded to itrip the light fantastic till the lwco sma‘ hours when they repaired to their homes satisfied that the)’ {had enjoyed the bout event of the mcusou.

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1 A thrilling event took "place iii our community recently whcu l

- ‘about a dozen men pursued a akunii »,f0r more than an hour. The aagacl- nits quailriiped was finally corner-Pd tin a clump of alder bushes and nhnt. These animals aru becoming altogether too common in this acc- lllou of llifl1illlld.

l Tho young people of Graham‘! ittoad mo engaged in nractining for fa play which. according to report-a. will he presented in the near fut- lurii. rm- play will dmtbtleiis b9 A Hremeudoua nut-cent as the sci-vices int Mr. Alfred .\lcKa_v. an experien- lccd comedian. have been secured {to uni-ct the efforts ot the pin?-

Pffl. . ——-——<O@——==—'" " Y‘ ' Rrown-"Hiive you seen the lai- ost invention?" Jonea-"No. what la it?”

‘-.‘=‘-' *1» - i w ~ ' ‘ i Broiwn-"A colllr-btltton with i . _ Jlttle phonggi-ph hfiGfQiQérli “will: . l - 1- cailoutwenltroun a a

l ",&':F '“"“m:¢'=_:m:l>= l:i: l corner iiiidcr illi- lied, ‘Beret am!

he whole world Aspirin i3 an effective antidote f0!‘ ‘lain. But it’: just asiiiiportant io know that time as only one i mine Aspirin. ‘The name Bayer is on evpfY lam"; ‘I'd °" fl,“ ' x. if the name Bayer a pears. "'5 8°""'_"°3 and ‘f ‘when t’ Itis not! Headaches are dispelled by Aspirlli- 5_°_ a" mms- “d pain that on with thet-n- even neuralgia, neuritis. and rheuma- ‘lim promptly relieved. (let Aspirin-lit 8")’ d'"8§‘°'°_w"h

llovcn directioni.

‘i383- llerc I am?" .

’ iguest of Mr. Donald Howatt.

ed to her llnme lifter visiting fri-g M155 Margaret Mcparlune was m“

Mr. Arthur Jay. of-Borden. was a recent visitor to Augustine Cove. the

The Messrs. Mar: Icfurgey. Char- Vlic Milligart, North Tryon, were vis- ; llors to Augustine Cove Sunday.

Mr. Wilfred Conn has returned home again to Cylde River after visiting friends in Augustine Cove.

l Quite a number of our "spud" men are busy hauling potatoes w Carleton Siding for the past iveek.

The neig bors of this vicinity are glad to kn w that Miss Maggie Mil- llgan is out again after‘ her recent . illness.

tently visiting her grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon McFarlane of the River Road.

Mrs. Donald McFadyen was a vis-

_visitor to Borden on Sunday even-

‘Cunilfe. of Cape ‘Traverse. are sorry:

CAPE TRAVERSE AND VICINITY

Mr. Douglas Bell was a recent

Mr. Albert Cailbcck was a visitor. to Cape Traverse on Sunday even-i ing.

Mr. Winfred Rodgerson paid a flying visit to Kinkora on Saturday on business.

Mr. and Mrs. William ‘howadalel spent Sunday afternoon as theguestl of Mr. and Mrs. Winifred Rodger-l son. 1

Mr. Frank McKay. of Albany. spent the tweak-end Ln Cape ‘Prav- erse. the guest of Mr. Leslie Camp- bell.

Mrs. Jack Mclsaac. of Borden. was a recent vlsiwr to Cape ‘Rav- eree on Saturday evening as the guest of her mother. Mrs. John Clarke. |

l The many friends of Mrs. Johnl

‘Clarke are glad to hear of her re-,

oovcry and hope to see her out; soon again. Mr. Frank ‘M. Campbelldeft on’ Saturday morning en route to Cape‘ Tormentine. N.B.. to spend the. week-end. »

Mrs. John McWiillalus was a‘ recent visitor to Cape Traverse on, Saturday afternoon and attendecil the hockey match on the same even» lng. i

Miss Bertha Cutliffe. of Cape‘. Traverse, and Miss Florence Cras-_- well. of Malpeque. have returnedl home after spending some time inl Providence. U. S. A. l l Messrs. Roy Gamble and Sterlingf Rider. of Union Corner. have rc-i turned home after spending a week! in Cape ‘traverse. the guests of m.‘ and Mrs. Fred Trenholm.

The many friends of Mr. Josephi

to hear he has gone todilonttcal. where he will undergo an operation. We all wish for his speedy recovery.

The Rinkie Dinks. of Augustine Cove. played the school team in Cape Traverse on Saturday after- noon. the game ending l-—l. Frankie McWilliotns scoring for the visiting team. and John H. Crossman for the home team.

Among the ones who attended the hockey match in Summer-side be- tween the Victorias and Unions. were the following: Dr. E. A. Bell.‘ Prank Campbel. Arthur Clarke. Jack ‘ Mulligan. Claude Howatt. Douglas Bell. Fred Irving. '

The Greyhound Juniors of Cape Traverse played the Beclequc Juni- ors on thisrink on Tuesday night. defeating them 10-4. The next night. the Junior Arrows of Tryon. on Tryout-ink. defeating them by a wire of 3-2. These teams were well matched and showed a good exhibition of hockey.

Mr. and Mrs. Hubert McDougall and charming lit-tie daughter. Bar- bara. of Watcrtown. Mass, have re- turned home after spending two months on the Island. the guests of Mn. McDougalrs parents. Mr. and Mrs. A. B. McDougal. of Bideford. also Charles Chossmaws and other relatives of Cape Traverse. Mrs. McDougall is the grandaughter of

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One of the most exciting games of hockey this season was played on the Cape ‘Traverse rink on March l0. between the Beaver Skiers. of Bedeque. and the Greyhound Sis- ters. of Cape Traverse. The game

iwr to Crapaud Wednesday after- McDonald.

were visitors to evening.

Albany Tuesday Miss Bertha Thomson. Augustine

D. H. Mullins.

Mrs. Arthur l-fowatt. i

Mrs. J. E. l-lotvatt. has returned, home again lifter spending an en-i loyable visit. with her daugiterJ/lrsd Nathan Bell. of Cape Traverse. l

Mrs. Wilard Wudman and two little children. Augustine Cove Cor-i ner. spent. Sunday the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Cameron.

Messrs. Stanley Thompson and George McWilllams of 'I‘r_vort Cross Row, recently passed through Aug- ustine Cove en route to Cape ‘Prav- ersc wharf.

noon. the guest of her mother, Mrsfiutes after the time 5141111341. DOPE ' lCompbeli on a solo rush netted the

Qfirst goal for the Greyhounds; three The Messy. Ear] Maybe, j-lgrisonimlnllws later she again tallied: five Leard and Miss Hazel leard. Tryon.’ minutes later

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COW. SDEnt the week-end in MaplciDcnald scoring ")9 Secimd w!‘ ‘he Plains. the guest of Mr. and Mrsdficavers: two mmliws 1B!" 5M

Mr. Jack Read of Bordenrecentiylgoal for the Greyhmlnds: a 1111mm‘ passed through Augustine Cove enllater Bessie McDonald tallied the

route to Tryon to visit his sisterlmurlh 8°!‘- The 99"“ ended 4'-l“‘gll"e°“bl" 1° “m” "ml ""'“".\' ‘ “ O

acquaintance. as the llghr hand i-t‘ fellowship is "XIOIIIKWI to all.

got away at nine o'clock. Two min-

Bcssie McDonald scored for the Beavers. The period tended 2.—1 in favor of the Grey- hound Sistcrs. The second period lshowed better hockey. Bessie Mc-

‘again scored; four minutes later Doris Campbell netted the third

3 in favor of the Beaver Sisters. The third period was fast and furi- ous. both teams doing their best. Doe Howatt- scoring the fourth goal

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collectively we will N1!’ llnl!

Tho Orchestral mtisislcil m‘: \"l-|‘\1a;m»_c~nn_ Mary Wilson Mary Wilson has been pmmotcd . ilnrt. “Elli -r j to Grade Ill.

Alvin Myers. teacher.

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