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Bicycie. e2l4 n. Main street,8A
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OVER IAs AiILLrOrlN JsE-sHuMATEz
sfs Dollar Ra 1or buyer runs no fisk npso-
lutelys guaranteed to give satista ction.y
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FOR a sALE-A BHAUTIFUL. GROVE
Avenue lot, between Park ana Measq1io ",
Streets For particulars call az 2tS Alle e'
Avenue. ~ ~. ..l Z.
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wANTED. GOOD PAIR EEAyY4WoR
horses or mules. Apply w. ~ HOOD y, g
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TEA AND TCOFFEH,% THE VERY BEST,
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s,HUMATE HoNINa sTRoP; MOTH
Inc better NO honing necessary, sl wy
4 WAGNER DRUG co. 3igs III
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TRUNKS AND BAG &C.

branch and only run q trunk, bag and
suit case store, Wa couldn't run q better
Y one than We do now. All the new tnno-i
vations In things for tra !, ,! trapplnKs
ready at ali times; and running q cloth,
a ing store, too, enables us to sell ZEN
cheaper, q. II, BERRY a CO. M n
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Upton GIVES BOSTON A CUP.

Upton GIVES BOSTON A CUP.
ASSOCIATED Cabegrams-Afernoon Servce)
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a
build
ave one more try the
PERISH IN TIDAL WAVE
families
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difficult determine dispatch, but this
EXPLOSION IN BRITISH BARRACKS.
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PROMOTION
COMMITTEE
Wide Range of Work
for The Good of
Hawaii.

That the work of the Hawaii Promo
tion committee ranges over a vast area
and includes a number of subjects was
Indicated at the sitting of that body
yesterday From discussions concern
ing the Floral Parade and entertain
ment of the championship Rugby foot
ball players of New Zealand, the COM
| pineapples to be used for advertising
purposes in California, stereopticon
| slides, and the PERSONNEL of the COM
mittees representation in the Floral
Parade tomorrow
| Every Tuesday the committee. meets
for a two-hour discussion of matters
which have accumulated during the
week, and Secretary Wood certainly
| manages to crowd enough subjects in
to one meeting to awe the average di-
Erectorate of a big sugar plantation.
FOR AMATEUR PHOTOGRAPHERS.
At the suggestion of Mr.. Gartley,
who, however. was not present at the
meeting owing to important Floral
Parade matters occupying him else
where, the committee decided to offer
S25 for the best amateur photographs
taken of the Floral Parade. The $25
will be divided as follows: First prize,
$40; second, $40; third. 50. and fourth
s.. 80.
1t is anticipated that every camera
in working order in Honolulu will be
out for business tomorrow and that
hundreds and perhaps thousands o.
snapshots of the parade will be TAX
en-. The Promotion committee wants
TO capture some of these snapshots for
possible future advertising purposes.
TWO FIESTA DANCES.
In addition to the dance in the even |
ing of Washington's Birthday at the |
Royal Hawaiian Hotel where the semi |
official reception to the winners of |
prizes. judges and officials Will be held. |
and where decorated carriages and |
autos are to be grouped under dazzling
lights in the drives of the hotel prem
ses, dance is also to be given at
he Alexander Young Hotel. Manager
GRAY appeared before the Promotion |
committee and stated that he had been
eQuested by a number of people to
rive a dance on the same evening on
he Roof Garden. This was suggest
q owing to the fact that there was |
very large number OF people in the
ity at this time. and he thought there
rould be insufficient room at one hotel
o accommodate everybody. The COM
littee had no objection to Mr. Gray
living a dance. The one at the Ha-
-aiian Hotel it was explained, was not
ficial. except that an informal re-
option was to be held there by the
participants in the parade
TO ADVERTISE RESULT.
Mr. Langton, publisher of the Para
ise OF the Pacific. was present. He
Continued on Page 81
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VENEZUELA'S SIDE OF
CONTROVERSY PRESENTED

CARACAS. Venezuela, Feb CFri-
day).-CVia Port Of Spain, Island of
Trinidad, Feb. 13).-The Venezuelan
government yesterday. February g.,
transmitted to NJ Mauborguet, the
former Charge d Afaires of Venezuela
resentative in London. a long note dat
ed February :, Of which the following
is a synopsis:
ITO NJ Mauborguet, Venezuelan
Charge a. Affaires. London:-You will
Continued on Page 10)
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BIG SHOW
PROMISED
THURSDAY

| With only one day more for prepara
ton for the Floral Parade the officials
| in charge are working hard to complete
all details SO that by the rise of to-
morrow's sun, everything will be in
readiness for the automobiles and car
riages and the horseback riders to take
their assigned positions and await on
| ly the blast of the bugle to start in
a procession which promises to be a
I brilliant spectacle of color. It will be
practically the first Mid Winter fiesta
to be held in Honolulu and will, no
doubt be the forerunner of others
Today scarcely an auto will be seen
upon the streets, for nearly all avail
able machines will be in the hands of
decorators. Flowers are being secured
from every available point and even
the gorgeous arbors of Bougainvillea
blossoms are being robbed that they
may garnish vehicle or steed.
THE COMMITTEES.
The general committee. judges, prizes
and ribbon awards, are as follows:
Floral Parade Committee-Gerrit P.
Wilder, Chairman; A. NJ. Brown, Mar
shall: w. F. Dillingham;. Assistant
Marshal; A. A. Young, Autos; Frank
Andrade. Pau Riders: Robert Shingle,
Carriages and Vehicles: A. F. Judd, !
Horseback Riders; f. NJ. Boyd, Even
ing Entertainment; Clarence Crabbe, |
Grandstand; Marsden Campbell, Pho
tographs; A Gartley, Promotion Com |
mittee.
JUDGES.
Carria ges-MrS. H. NJ. Won Holt. Mrs. |
G. 3. Cooper. Mrs. +. w. Macfarlane, |
Mrs. Sam Parker. Mrs. w NJ Gift |
fard
Autos-Mrs. F'axon Bishop, Mrs Ce- |
ell Brown. Mrs. W. F. Frear. Mrs. r. |
c. Van Vliet. Mrs. r. de b. L.ayard
Pau Riders-Mrs. Helen Noonan.
Mrs. Henry w. Lyon, Mrs. Holloway,
Mrs. Eben Low. Mrs. Helen Holt.
To Award Prizes-Princess David
PRIZES-FLORAL PARADE
Glass A-1st. Blue Flag; End. Red
Flag; 3rd, White Flag.
Glass B-1st. Blue Flag; End. Red
Flag; 3rd, White Flag.
Glass C-1st. Blue Flag; End. Red
Flag: 3rd White Flag.
Continued on Page 81
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20 Wednesday, Feb. 21-Arrive Hon G
O olulu.
. Thursday, Feb. %, 900 a. NJ G
10 Floral Parade; guests of W. A.
10 Wann., Esq. Reception at Ha-
! @ waiian Hotel in evening. G
@ Friday, Feb. %, 200 to 500 p. m
10 -''Seeing Honolulu - by trolley {.
o Saturday, Feb. "a, $3.50 to y a. e
| . m.-Coaching trip to Moenalua. 9
| . 3:20 p. m.-Train to Waialua. g
. Sunday, Feb. 25-At Haleiwa Ho- g
t0 tel. Return to Honolulu in G
| . Limited, arriving 1910 p. m. (.
o Monday, Feb. 26, $50 to II a. M G
. Coaching trip to Pail. Recep- g
9 ton at Alexander Young Hotel g
3 in evening. G
o TUESDAY. Feb p. - a. m-Sail {.
o for Volcano, s. S. Kinau Q
@ Wednesday, Feb. 2S-Arrive Hilo, Q
. afternoon. Entertained by citi- 9
o zens. Q
o Thursday. March Arrive Vol o
g cano, II a. m O
o Friday, March 2-Leave Volcano, @
9 7 a. m. O
q Saturday. March 3-Arrive Homo O
. lulu. morning. O
. Sunday, March 4-Free for rest o
q and worship. .
. Monday, March 5-Free for sight o
q seeing and Shopping. O
O Tuesdav. March Farewell o
q iarnts and private entertain a
o meuts. O
o Wednesday, March Sail for San o
81 Francisco, 10 a. m. O
@ o
Q @ o g o o @ 9 o o o Q o 8 o o o
Eight of Oregon's popular young
ladies who were voted a trip to the Ha
waiian Islands through p balloting con
test of the Portland Daily Journal, viii
arrive in Honolulu today on the Oceanic
Steamship Sonoma. The entire party,
however, viii number about fifteen per-
sons The young ladies while in Ha-
waii will be given every opportunity to
visit all the scenic points, including a
trip to the Volcano, Hilo and while in
Honolulu they are to be guests at the |
ROYAL Hawaiian Hotel.
W. a Wann. formerly of Portland |
put now district manager of the Mutual |
Life Insurance Company in Hawaii, viii |
axe charge of the young ladies during |
heir stay here, together with County
Treasurer Trent. and viii see that they |
ave the opportunity to spend their
ime to the hest advantage. Other
and Oregonians are CO.
,persting with these gentlemen and
viI 90 their hest to entertain the fair
-isitors. Ed Dekum, On old Port !;
(Conlinued on Page A.
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JAPAN ADVISES CHINA TO STOP
THE ANT|-FORE|GN
AGITATION
One More indication That There Is Very
Serious Trouble Now Brewing in
the Far East
ASSOCIATED Press Cablegrams.)

TOXIC February 2-Japan advised China to arrest the
antforegn movement.
1he Emperor has been invested with Garter
The
holeS excepting the
apparently
is
substantial t news talk.
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A PAYLEss OvERsEER.

1t was decided to appoint Fred
Meyer road overseer of the Waianae
s dis trict from the first OF March, to serve
WITHOUT pay.
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THE PARK EXPERT.

Park Expert Robinson, said Lucas,
would be ready to give his sugges-
tions for the Identification of the town
! in about eight days. Lucas said
1nat the roads would be in first-class
, condition for the autos and pau rid
yrs on Thursday.
Moore suggested that Park Expert
Robinson come before the board and
make a statement OF his intentions.
inasmuch as he was employed by the
board
Lucas ~erlied that this would be done
in good time.
ROAD EXPENDITURES.
a detailed statement of the amount
expended by the Road Department for
the month of January was read. The
total for regular and labor payrolis
was s1e8Se.2s and the total for ma
teriaI and supplies. S661210.
WILL DEED LAND.
Referring TO a communication from
Superintendent OF Public Works Hollo
way. asking the board TO advise him
il it would he we'll to accept a PROPOSE
ton OF the Bishop Estate TO deed
strip IL feet in width from the Aala
MoaBa road To deep water providins |
sewer be constructed within two |
years which viii in all respects be sat |
fsfactory to the health authorities. |
Protested that he Territory grabbed |
1hef erentIe-producing portion of the |
seyt9a' 9 partment. while throwing the !
Fxrensive and uEremunera tive part OF
Ghe system on the county. He thought
cnuntv should have all the system
- none at all.
u (Ccntlnued on Page -
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CROCKERY
SMASHED

Glassware to the value of $3.50
was jostled off the shelves of w.
w. Dimond & Co.'S store and
dropped through a showcase as
a result of an extra heavy blast
in the lot. at King and Bethel
streets. where coral is being
blasted out for a basement for
the proposed McCandless block
The shot was the last one put
off yesterday afternoon at five
o'clock. two sticks of dynamite
being fred in a four-foot drill
hole. The force of this Jared
the block, with the result above
noted.
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COMPLETE ITINERARY.

o o ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS o o g
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FIGHTING REBEL COSSACKS.

ST. PETERSBURG February 21.-Advices from the Cau-
state that progressing
rebel Cossacks the government troops.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-02-21
PERISH IN A TIDAL WAVE.
EXPLOSION IN BRITISH BARRACKS

CAIRO February 20An explosion reported have
British Khartouzn accompanied by
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-02-21
Deputy Sheriff OF
koOIauIoa to
Stay In.
.Ihayer Declines to Cir
| cuIate Petition for
Mans Removal.

At the meeting Of the Board OF
Supervisors last night it was deter
mined that the impeachment of Deputy
Sheriff Kekauoha Of Koolauloa be
dropped on account of w. w. Thayer's
disineIination to circulate a petition
for Kekauoha's IS removal.
II. BerteImann was awarded the
Aala Park bandstand contract. L. NJ.
Whitehouse gets the contract for the
concrete bridge on the Pail road.
Moore's plumbing ordinance was
knocked out on tie third reading.
Nessrg. Adams ard Lucas action in
sending Capt. Sam Johnson to Kauai to
act as interpreter TO the DIolokans was
sustained by the Board.
Present were Chairman Adams. Su-
Avfsors Lucas, Cox, Moore, Archer,
kle. L. Parish, County Engineer
ere Detective Lake, E. r. Biven,
- kerks BaTandeau, Kalauokalani,
III kenogra pher Aea. Judge Robinson, w.
sfl.. Frazee, and members of the press
= The minutes of the last meeting were
read and ADOPTED.
APPROPRIATIONS.
The following appropriations were
made:
WaiaIua road district, $73165.
Road Department 1892. 10.
KooIauloa road district No. /, $35S.4l-
Electric Light Department. s95S.SS
Police and fire alarm system, S64OS.
Police Department, S1OIO25.
KooIauloa road district No. 2, S425.5o-
KooIauIoa road district No. 2, $16S.V5
Garbage Department, S666.2i-
Police Department, 5000.
Road Department, S5S60.S2.
Road Department, $35O61.
THE BANDSTAND CONTRACT.
Eertelmann was the lowest bidder
for the construction of the Aala Parh
bandstand, the bid being S1149, and the
contract was accordingly awarded &c
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JULIA WARD HOWE IS
| REPORTED SERIOUSLY ILL
BOSTON, February a1-Julia Ward Howe is seriously ILL.,

the
New York
posed the of
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DISTINGUISHED BRITISH
VICE ADMIRAL DEAD

LONDON, February 2I.-Vce Admiral Grenfell dead
March9
of
Egyptian medal
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GREELEY WILL COMMAND.

WASHINGTON February 21General Greeley has been
poariy appointed of the Division of Pacific
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wHITEHOUSE WINS.

Five tenders were read for the con-
struction of the concrete bridge on the
Pail road The tender of L. NJ. White
house. amounting to s654s. was ac-
cepted
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-12-19
FETHl01n SELLING (s& Aza0 H.aaos Ea ao lloslen1e98 Ausic Co.'S
 Sacrif ce Clearing Sale

New faces =throneel our ware rooms yesterday and all were made happy because they did find just as We advertised. X great many sales closed
 Best and most reliable makes are LET & DAVIS, CHICKERING, WHIT NEY, BUSH < GERTS, WEBER. HOL14ENBERG and others, most all of which are new, some are shop worn and used pianos
 So that all can participate in this
 great money-saving sacrifice sale, we will make terms to suit most any persons ability to pay
 We desire to thank the purchasing public for the splendid interest mani Tested.
 We are permanent and home deal CTS with lease for many years on the building we now occupy, and by buying from us you spend your money at home and receive best piano or organ value ever offered in Pine Bluff
 The reason for this sale is simply this, we have to close our store for several days to have a new floor put in besides we brought more goods to Pine Bluff than needed for our fall trade and rather than carry this large stock till next year. hence this sale
 We therefore make prices ant
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-12-19

terms oh this occasion Inc feature. Those who came and bought feel sat istled that every dollar spent with r1s almost procured g. worth of Piano or Organ value.
 We ask Nou to attend this sale fl interested If you need a piano in the next two years our offer should appeal to YOU.
 Act promptly, best bargains al- ways sold first.
 We still have about 50 instruments to selec, from, q larger stock than carried by all other dealers cornbin- ed.
 It's fact if you confinc your dealings with the house of Uolenberg who for over B years have sold best pianos and organs at any price sold, you will find it profitable as well as a pleasure to do business with us
 Every instrument is marked in plain figures. Any child of 8 years old can buy as cheap as the shreWdest buyer.
 Come and hear the automatic self playing piano, fl you have not heard them! These will be revelation to you. We will also be glad to have you hear our Columbia Graphophones 1 (We sell Graphophones on time pay ! ments( In other words we will be glad to see you even if you don't wish to buy.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-12-19

She drcW quite close to Lodrr n11d s'id
 gently tO her kHCeS
 had his finger almost bitten through ko Ko was |; dear. hut his teeth an,! his temper were both very sharp" She laughed once more ill soft amusement
 Ioder was silent for q second, then he too laughed Chilcote's short, sarcastic laugh And you tied np the wound. suppose:'
 She glanced up. half dispEeased. We were both staying at the little inn, she said. as though no further eXplana tion could be needed. Then again her manner changed. She moved impcr ceptibly nearer and touched his right hand. His left, which was farther away from her, was well in the shatl Ow of the cushions.
 "Tack." she said caressngly, "it isn't to tell you this stupid old story that l I've brought you here It's really to tell you sort of sequel She stroked bis hand gently once or twice. "As say. met this man and we've be came very fond of each other. You uh derstand? Then we quarreled-quar relcd qnite badly-and I came away. I'ye remembered him rather longer than I remember most peope-he was one of those dogged individuals who stick in ones mind. But he has stayed in mine for another reason AGalh she looked up. He has stayed ber;'ls" you helped to keep him there. lol know how have sometimes put my bands over your mouth and told you that your eyes reminded me of some oue else: Well. that some one else was my Engiishman. But yon mustn't be ] iealons. He was a horrid. obstinate nerson. and vou-well, you know what I think of vou'' She pressed his hand. "Hut to come to the end of the story. I never saw this man since that long ago time until-until the night or Blanche's party" She spoke slowly, to give full effect to her words. Then sh' waited for his surprise.
 But the result was not what she eA- poctod He said nothing, and, with an ahr,lDt movement, he drew his hand from between hers.
 "Aren't you sllrpriSed:" she asked at last with Il delicate note of reproof.
 He started slightly, as if recalled to the necessity of the moment. "Sur- prised?" he said. Why should be .urprisedf one person more or less at a big party isn't astonishing. Besides. you expect a man to turn up sooner or later in his own country. Why should I be surprised:'
 She lay back luxuriously. "Because' my dear boy she said softly, lit is mystery, It's one of those fascinating mysteries that come once in a life time
 I.oder made no movement. You must exnlaip." he s.id 1er- cuietl...
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of Preceding Chapters.
Copyrtg4t, 1sos, 192. bvEdrper,s Isro'll.s

Synopsis Of Preceding Chapters.
 Chapter In an impcnctrable London fog John Chilcotc, a prOmi- nent and rapidly rising member of the opposition in parliament, uneX- pectedly encounters John Loder, a poor writer, who is his exact dou ble. At the moment the aggression of Russia in Persia is the alien crossing topic. II-Russia is re- ported to be supporting the rebels in their fight agalnst the authority of the shah of Persia, thus distinct iy menacing England's influence in the east. III-Chilcote, who is a slave to morphia, hears of a novel in which two men exchanged iden- .Ities. " and V-Chilcote visits Loder in the latter's humble quar- ters aud proposes that Loder shall tmpersonate him when Chilcote is overcome by the craving for nor plia and wishes to get out of the world for the time being. VI--Lod- er accepts. VII-Loder is compell- ed to wear rings on one of his fin gers in order to conceal a scar made in Italy by apet dog belonging to an Englishwoman whom he had met here and had become very friendly with. VIII-Loder, repre- senting Chilcote, goes to the lat ter's home. Chilcote's wife does not detect the deception. Loder is greatly impressed by Mrs. Chilcote's beauty and manner 1X-Loder lunches with Fraide. the great lead CT of the opposition in parliament. He seems to win the astute states nan completely. Fraide, by the way, is the godfather of Mrs Chil- cote. X-Loder has tea with Mrs. Chilcote He receives a telegram from Chilcote summoning him to return so that they may assume their proper stations in life XI and x1I-Chilcote's craving soon srercomes him, and once more Loder becomes Chilcote XIII and XIV-Loder attends "swell' re- caption. XIV and XVI-At the reeep tion Lady Astrupp is presiding at the fortune telling booth. Loder visits it, and she requires him to re- Moye his rings. She is startled up sn seeing the scar on his hand XVII, XVIII and EIX-Loder and Mrs Chilcote have an interview of . very delicate nature. X great political crisis is reached in parila- aent, and Loder makes strong speech. XX-Aeain Loder goes back to his old life. Chlcote goes driving with Lady Astrupp and makes an appointment to dine with her few moments later She seems suspicious.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-12-19

Loder was not sensible that his hands were cold, but he suffered him self to be drawn forward.
 One end of the couch was in fire light, the other ill shadow. By for tunate arrangement of chance Lillian selected the brighter end for herself and offered the other to her guest With a quick sense of respite he :Ir. cepted it. At least he could sit se, .fre from detection while he temporizcd with fate.
 For a moment they sat silent, then Lillian stirred Wont you smoke: she asked.
 Everything in the room seemed soft and euervating-1he subdued glow of the fire, the smell of roses that hung about the air and, last of all. Lillians s slow, soothing voice With sense Of oppression he stitfened his shoulders and sat straighter in his place.
 "No." he said, II don't think I shall smoke
 She moved nearer to him. Dear Jack" she said pleadingly. "don't say you're in bad mood. Don't say you want to postpone again. She looked up at him and laughed little in mock consternation
 1.oder was at a loss.
 Another silence followed. while Lii Han waited; then she frownel sudden ly aud rose from the couch Like many indolent people. she possessed q touch of oistinlcy. and now that her triumph over Cllileote was obyaned now that she had vindcated her right to command him. her original purpose came upperlnost again Cold or hltcr- ested. indifferent or attentive she in tended to make Us, of him.
 She moved 10 the fire and stood look ing down into it.
 ',Jaek." she began gently, n really amazing thing has happened to me ! do so want you 10 throw some light.
 Loder said nothing.
 There was q fresh pause while she softly smoothed the silk embroidery that edged her gown. Then once more she looked up at him.
 "Did I ever tell you she began, "that I was once in q railway accident on a funny little Italian railway cen turtles before I met you:" She laughed softly and with pretty air of conf dence turned from the fire and fe sume1 her soat.
 "Astlupp hal caught q fever in Flor ence. and 1 was rushing away for fear of tue in1ectial. when our stupid !-t..e