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HOGAN LEAVES THE
HOWARD FACULTY
WILL PRACTICE MEDICINE AND
SURGERY IN RMINGHAM-MR,
MONTAGUE PAYS A HIGH TRIB.
UTE TO HIS SERVICES.

Col. Edgar Poe Hogan has resigned his
position as chairman of the faculty and
the professorship Of chemistry in Howard
college. to pursue the practice of medicine
and surgery.
President \. p. Montague said yester-
day:
His resignation removed from Howard
college an officer whose fidelity, ability
and general worth were most helpful. For
nine years connected with the faculty, he
won the respect of all who were asso-
ciated with him. and he will carry into
his new field their affection and best
wishes.
His high character, genial manner and
devotion to duty together with his men
tai force, will obtain for him distinction
in the profession which he now adopts"
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George A. GoWan, Jr.

George a. Gowan, Jr., 8 years of age,
died yesterday morning at the residence
of his father PIP Fifteth street. north.
Funeral services will be conducted from
the home at o'clock this afternoon and
the interment will be In Elmwood GEM
etery.
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NEGRO Catholic Church.

Mass at the Immaculate Conception
church for negroes will continue at the
usual hour-10 a. IN. Evening devotions
will be at O'Clock.
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Physicians Fined.

DR. l.. G. Morris charged with failure
to report an obstetrlc case. was fined 81
yesterday by Judge Feag gin. DIR. X. A.
Jones was found not guilty. Drs. H. T.
Huckabee. J. b. and l.. L. Coins, S. b.
Innis negroes, were fined 81.
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DEATHS AND FUNERALS
Francis 3. Moore.

Francis b. Moore, AZ years of age. died
yesterday afternoon at his residence in
Boyles. The remains will be sent to Leeds
this morning and will be inferred in the
cemetery there this afternoon
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Bishop to ,|reach.

Bishop II. G. Morrison of New Orleans
will preach at the Fountain Heights Meth
odist church. south, this evening at 8
o'clock Chldren's day will be observed
this morning at IL o'clock.
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j. C. Wright.

The funeral of J. c. Wright, whose
death was announced yesterday, will take
place this afternoon at o'clock from his
residence In Vanderbilt The interment
will be in Woodlawn cemetery
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FOR SALE-One of tho
most attractive, up-to-date
new houses on South High
lands. Must be sold. Ad-
dress, Bargain. Care Age.
Herald.
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Trolley Ride.

A trolley ride for the benefit of the
Christ Church Ladies' Guild will be given
Thursday night The car will leave Avon
dale park promptly at 8 o'clock.
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Board Meeting.-There will be a
called meeting of the board OF directors
of the Free kindergarten association
tomorrow morning at the Morris hotel
at 10 O'Clock
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To Deliver Address.

At the p. m. service at st. Mary SON.
the-Highlands the special representative
OF the Brotherhood of ST. Andrew, c. p.
Wilcox. will address the congregation.
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CITY ITEMS

Treble Clef Club.-The usual re-
hearsal of the Treble Clef club will be
held at the Conservatory of Music to-
morrow morning at IL o'clock.
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THE WEATHER

washington, June 16.-Following is the
forecast for Alabama: Showers Sunday
md Monday, winds becoming north and
fresh.
Forecast for Mississippi: Partly cloudy
Sunday, Monday showers in southern part
fair In northern portion, winds becoming
north and fresh
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Built to look well on you
is our $500 all wool suits.
They have character and
style in them. Get yourself
into enc. Varley & Bauman.
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Green Undertaking Company.

E. T. Shaw G. Sons, Undertakes.
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Local Weather Data.
Weather Report,

Temperature and precipitation as report
ed at the weather bureau for select sta
tions during twenty-four hours ending at
10 A. M: Temperature. Rain
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Eleventh Judicial Circuit.

The candidates that have already been
mentioned for the judgeship are Joseph
H. Nathan of Sheffield, the present judge,
Paul Hodges of Lauderdale county Isaac
Orme of Tuscumbia and Charles Almon
of Russellville. The counties composing
the Eleventh judicial circuit are Colbert,
Lauderdale, Franklin and Marion.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-06-17

Judge Thomas G. Jones will return t.
Birmingham and reopen the federal cour
tomorrow morning.
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Office hours
from 8 .. m.
TO 8 p. m.
every day.
St. Tammany farmer., 1906-09-29
Registration Notice.

covington, La. August |, 1906.
Notice is hereby given that the Registration
Office will be open to revise the registration.
to-wit:
Al Courthouse, Town of Covington, August
to Auglst7.
First Ward, Town of Madisonville, August 9.
Second Ward, FendIason's Store. August ..
Fourth Ward. Vaudeville, At Ernest Prictto's
Store, August 10.
Fifth Ward, Alex. Bush's Store, August II.
Sixth Ward, Warren Thomas + Sons Store
August ID
Seventh ward. }. J. cusach's Store, August u
Eighth Ward. J. J. Wlllls's Store, August IL
Ninth Ward. Town of slideil. Town Nall, Au-
gust is.
From the 18th of August to the 3Oth Of sep
tembcr, Inclusive, at Courthouse.
Office will be open from a. N. until ?. n.
and from p. n. until 9 P. n.
Books and blanks will be furnished all per-
aons Of foreign birth. Please bring your natu-
ralIzatlpn papers with You.
WARREN THOMAS.
Assessor and Supervisor of Registration
". E. BlOSSMAN, Clerk. aug 4-st
St. Tammany farmer., 1906-09-29
BASEBALL.

Covington people were treated
% the best game of the season last
sunday. The game Was between
the CoviDgtons and the Red Rs.
vens, of New Orleans, for . purse
OF $50. Claverie, of the Cov,Dg.
tons, pitched . superb game, hav-
ing thirteen strlkeouts, one base on
balls and no errors.
a unique play occurred in the
fourth inning, when Duffour hit q
hy to short center, which Gursb,
after hard run, allowed TO bounce
out OF his hands and then fumbled,
and which was taken in by short.
stop Engert IN fine style, sending
Dufour TO the bench, amid loud
cheering from Cov,ngton rooters.
The score follows:
St. Tammany farmer., 1906-09-29
Progressive Union Or
ganiZed.

sMadisonviile, Sept. pa mum.
Der of representative businessmen.
from the town and surrounding
met, and after discussing
the subject formally organized the
Madisonv,lle Progressive Union.
The officers follow: Theodore Den.
dinger, Pres,deat Of the Madison
vile Bank and well-known lum.
ferman, was elected President; 1.
T.. Brewster, Sheriff Of st. lam
many Parish, Vice President;
Charles Ouil,ber, Town Treasurer
and manager of the Madisonv,lie
Saw and Planning Mill. Secretary.
The Executive Board is composed
Of the following well.knosn gem
,lenen: Mayor Octave J. Oalliber,
Victor Cha'ellie George Koepp,
Jr Eugene Mugnier, 4. I. Heu-
CHEN and F. J. Cardone.
The Union intends doing exten
sive advertising and bringing its
lnnumerable resources before the
people.
St. Tammany farmer., 1906-09-29
Twentieth Anniversary.

Mr.. and Mrs. David B. Smith
celebrated their twentieth anniver.
sary Saturday night, September ~.
The house Was beautifully deco
rated with pines and roses. A fne
time in general was had By those
present. Refreshments we're served
in abundance, aud dancing was in
dulged IN until Z late hour.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. b. Smith re.
oeived many beautiful presents.
The music was furnished BY the
Vaudeville brass band, which is
under the management of Mr. r.,
Lebreton.
There were too many presert TO
cnumerate them. All wish Mr..
aud Mrs. Smith . long life OF
health, that they NAV participate
in the pleasures aud happiness Of
THE world, and that they may
celebrate many more anniversaries.
St. Tammany farmer., 1906-09-29
WHITE & KELLER,
Real Estate and Rental Agents
coyIxcToN. Ia,
HAVE FOR SALE

In COVINGTON-
Easy walking distance from depot
and main street; moet desirable resi-
dence section Of Old Covington; half
square Of ground; fine modern house,
Is rooms, bath, hot and cold water3
electric lights; large stable-$5, 500.
In VAUDEVILLE
Finest ground on the most bea utiful
part OF. the beach; measures 16Ox250 =
1850.
Lot Of ground measuring 500 feet on
Monroe street by 1000 feet In depth; 80
bearing pecan treeN fine location
$1,000.
Beautiful building sites in the Con-
molly, Sulphur Springs and tiarland
additions to Covington. Building sites
on main street. Lots and eq1afes in
Mand. sille and Abita Springs. Farms
and timber lands. Anything and every
tiiug In the real estate line. Write Us
for particulars or come to C0yiDRtOn
Oar automobile will meet you at the
train.
St. Tammany farmer., 1906-09-29
Proclamation.

Pursuant to authority vested in me. /
do hereby publicly announce that ut
special election held In the Third and
Fourth Wards Of the Parrish Of st. Tam
many, Louisiana, on the ed day Of
August, A. D., 1906, to take the sense
Of the property taxpayers OF said wards
on the proposition Of granting = I'VE (5)
mill tax, for = period Of ten (1O) years,
on all taxable property situated In said
wards. In aid Of the st. Tamrnany and
New Orleans Railways and Fe1y Com.
pany, the vote stood as follows:
Number OF property taxpayers voting
in said I bird Ward for said tax, l78.
Assessed valuation Of those so voting,
4175,312.
Number OF those voting In said Third
Ward against said tax, 81. Assessed
valuation Of those 50 voting, $lO7.l2O.
Number of property taxpayers voting
I'm said Fourth Ward for said tax, 134.
Assessed valuation OF those so voting,
sc, 1876. :.
Number Of those voting in said Fourth
Ward against said tax, 4. Assessed
valuation Of those 90 voting, @1, $50.
Majority In number Of those voting
ID said Third Ward for the tax. 81.
Majority In value Ut those voting In
said Third Ward for said tax, 860, 1872.
Majority In number Of those voting
In said Fourth Ward for said tax, 10.
Majority In value OF those voting In
said Fourth Ward fOl said tax. $94 ,5i6.
/ do hereby publicly announce and
promulgate that, inasmuch a. . majority
um~tora and In valnafi0n of the
St. Tammany farmer., 1906-09-29

AWCU1y e0AASM OVO1Nt0h DASNAsNt NskOS va
Louisisns. In and for the Parish Of
st. TammaDy.
Pursuant to nm order Of sale made by
tho Court In the above entitled matter.
on the 18th Day of Sept, 1906, will
offer for sale aud sell to the highest
bidder, for cash, at the door Of the
Courthouse fn Covington. La. on SAT.
URDAY, October ~, 1906, during legal
sale hours, ths following real estat.':
l. South half OF northwest quarter.
section Is, In township s sOnth, range
II east. containing 80 acres, with ap-
purtenances and improvements thereon,
except the timber rights previously
sold.
2. Lot in addition to CovingtOn,
measuring 60 feet front on First street
by depth Of lis feet on the east side
and depth Of 12O feet on the west side;
the northeast corner of said lot is 75
feet from the corner Of Lee Road and
First street, and adjoins the property
Of Jules Coutourie on the east, and
bounded on the sonth and west by prop
erty Of Christian Beck, and on the
north by First street
Sale made for payment of debts.
Terms Cash, with benefit Of ap-
praisement. T. 4. BREWSTER,
se22.6t Sheriff.
St. Tammany farmer., 1906-09-29
RED RAVENS.

Summary: Base on balls-Off
Claverie, /. Struck out-By Clav.
erie Is; by Johness, 4. Two base
hlt-Arch,e Smith.
ST. JOSEPH 10, HIGH SCHOOL ..
Last Saturday = twelve. inning
game vas played on the campus.
st. Joseph's College Juniors went
up against the Juniors of the High
School, and 90 we'll matched are
the two teams that no one was able
to forecast the outcome until the
winning run was scosed in favor
of the College team. The College
Juniors won out because they did
good slab work when hits counted.
The game was full of interest and
excitement. The features were
the pitching OF Duperlor, who held
out for the entire game, and ad.
ministered ozone to twelve Of the
visitors, and . dead drive caach BY
Wamsgans, at short. Hastings.
who pitched the four last innings
for the High School team, struck
out seven collegsans.
Score, 10 to y.
The Picayuue last Tuesday was
IN error IN stating that the senior
Covington team was badly defeated
by the st. Joseph's College, in
Covington, by . score Of II to l.
The team defeated was . badly
crippled relic Of the CoyiDgion
Junior team, which has never
classed within = thousand points oi
the record of the brsg senior team
of this place. Local admirers Of
the crack team do not appreciate
this way Of clouding their veto
rious record Of 1906.
The Manager Of the Coying:ou
baseball team has made arrange,
mepts for . special train 70 New
Orleans Sunday, where the home
team is to play the Chalmettes.
The Chslmettes are to play Parker
Blakes, also, making two games the
same afternoon ON same grOunds,
thus afforling IN opportunity lo'
excursionists to witness two rat.
tling good games. This program
will be carried out. II weather per
mits.
St. Tammany farmer., 1906-09-29
ALBERT r. WITBECK,
Civil Engineer and Surveyor.
Covington. La.

Certified Land and Towns:te surveys
4 speciality.
All orders addressed as above OF
left at II. j. Smith & Sons store VII
receive prompt attention. ee27-3t
St. Tammany farmer., 1906-09-29

HEADQUARTERS, COVINGTON, La
Offers Q safe, quick and convent
ant service to the travelling public
Schedule.
Effective August |, 1906
Daily except sunday.
No. 60, Leave New Orleans 4:80 r. y.
Arrive in Covington 6:lO !"
No 81, Leave Covington $40 A. y
Arrive New Orleans 8:25 :
Daily.
No. 90, Leave New Orleans 1920 :.
Leave Covington 9:2l 8
Arrive in Folsom 1906 :"
No. 63. Leave g $3.50 r. n.
Covington 5:l5 8
Arrive In New Orleans 7:1O 8
SUNDAY AND WEDNESDAY EX-
CURSION.
No 10, Leave New Orleans, 7:30 A. n
Arrive Covingt0n 9:b6 =
No IL, Leave Covington 5:l5 r. N.
Arrive in New Orleans 1920
NoTlCE.-The attention Of the
public is hereby called to the
copdittons under which the new form
of thirty and ten trip ticksts are sold.
These tickets will be hon0red for passage
only when In the hands Of the original
purchaser who signs the contract and
members of his immediate family
whose names appear on the ticket. II
presented by any other than those
whose names appear on the ticket, the
same will not be honored for passage
St. Tammany farmer., 1906-09-29
Interest Paid Tine Deposits General Banking
Ffnanciers Decide to Or.
ganiZe Local Bank.

F1n0nC1orS UeClQ6 10 UT'
| ganiZe Local Bank.
Vaudeville. La. Sept. 23.-Th<
committee appointed last night ta
settle the bank questioa q E
promptly at II O'Clock. After con.
| s,derable discussion, in which nei'
ther side seemed d,spoeed to yield,
NJ. Levy made eonciliatory propo.
sition, to the effect that the two of-
fers be completely -sidetracked and
new organization be effected.
new stock lists made. aud . strictly
local bank be organized, to be cspi.
talized at $l5,000. The motion
was promptly seconded and carried.
] n. Smith and II. H. Levy were
appointed to solicit subscriptions
to the stock of the new concern.
A mass meeting IT citizens was
held last night TOR the purpose VI
discussing the bank problem here.
The town was pretty vel: divided
between two propositions, the first
one having beer made by the st.
Tammany Banking Company aud
>'avings Bank. Of CoviDgton, and
the other being . move to organize
a local institution, The stockholders
involved in each OF these proposl
,ions were unable TO figure out just
how the town would be able to sup
port two banks, and the meeting
was calle d to Discus both -proposi
tions. with the idea Of being able to
one or the other. The
meeting was called to oraer By Hon.
G. s. Galbraltll, ex-mayor Of Man
deyille, and Hon. l.. l.. Morgan
was elected Secretary. Hon. Har.
vey E. Ellis, President Of the st.
rammany Banking Company and
Savings Bank was requested to ex-
plain fully the proposition made BY
the bank which be represented. He
reviewed At length the financial his
tory OF the St. Tammnnv Bank.
He showed that the b.A ~ ,...v VI
the back's stock on August 20,
which closed the fiscal year Of the
institution, was sis. He argued
that his bank was the first to enter
the field and offer to ass'st the peo-
pie Of Vaudeville IN getting good
facilities, aud, inasmuch as
bis baok proved to be on paying
basis, he thought it was entitled to
cs,Rnition. He was followed BY
Hon. l.. L. Morgan, who advocated
the cause OF q local bank. Mr.
Morgan took the position that the
people Of Mandeville were able to
support . bank, aud their civic
pride ehouid induce them to make
1t . local concern. A number Of
the stockholders present expressed
their opinions, some OF whom were
uncompromisingly in favor Of a 10
cal bank, and others equally 40 de-
cided IN favor OF the branch ineti.
tuition. Be,Dg unable to arrive ut
any adjustment, . motion finally
prevailed to refer the matter to .
committee OF six. three Of whom
were to be selected by representa-
tives Of each aide. The following
we're selected on the part II the st.
Tammsny Bank: A. e. David, A.
Depre and H. H.. Levy; on the
part Of the local bank: W. G.
Hutchison, ]. II. Smith, ". q.
DAVIS. This Committee was iO-
structed TO &C: solely for the best
interests o: the people Of Mande-
Vile, aud we're given full power to
take such steps as they thought
best.
St. Tammany farmer., 1906-09-29

Mrs. W. J. Rhymes, after spend.
! few weeks the guest Of Mrs. W.
n. Patrick, has returned to her
home in 81. Martinsville, La.
St. Tammany farmer., 1906-09-29

FOR SALE Contents of board
ing house; also sewing machine.
Apply at Welcome Cottage,
Ab,ta Springs.
St. Tammany farmer., 1906-09-29

SALESMEN WANTED to look
SITTER oar interest in st. rammany
md adjacent parishes. SALARY or
oommission. Addres LINCOLN
UlL CO.. Cleveland, D.
St. Tammany farmer., 1906-09-29

There will be ! judicial sale Of
fnoyables at Vaudeville to-day, IN
fko case Of Schmidt & Zeigler vs.
Me6aut q Smith. See advertise.
1,ent II another column.
St. Tammany farmer., 1906-09-29

Mrs.. J.. s. Cave and daughter
Jessie, Of New Orleans. after
spending : few days q Oak Grove
Cottage, have returned home.
St. Tammany farmer., 1906-09-29

The equiooc.i.l storm that Y has
prevailed for the past two days.
w,th ito high winds and heavy
Arms has doubtless caused . great
611t IL darnsge % growing Crops
specially cotton.
St. Tammany farmer., 1906-09-29

Miss Estslle Comeaux, sf,er =
two weeks pleasant stay with her
sister, IN Gibson, returned home
Monday evening.
St. Tammany farmer., 1906-09-29

Edward J. Duplsntie, Jr., OF
Slidell, died last Sunday, md his
remains were inferred at that place
Monday. the funeral services being
held q the Catholic Church. The
deceased was engaged in rice cul-
ture. near MadisonvlIle, when be
was taken sick, ! week before h's
death.
St. Tammany farmer., 1906-09-29

st. Joseph's College opeued on
Wednesday, September 10, With
! large attendance. and We predict
Tor this model institution . sue
oeesful season Owing TO its flne
locst,on and env,able reputation,
II is constantly growing in favor
throughout the State and else.
where.
St. Tammany farmer., 1906-09-29

70 1ematn u the State OF GOOD health
AAo Ciaverte's Cathartic Pills: 25c.
St. Tammany farmer., 1906-09-29

The Supreme Court will convene
ior the f1ll and winter term Mon
day, October l. thus year instead
Of il November, as in former
years, according to : law passed
4 ! recent session Of the Legisla'
,ure, .nd the sitting promises to
bs . busy one, teeming with I'M.
,,os,ant civil and criminal appeal
cases. There ore 400 cases on the
docket.
St. Tammany farmer., 1906-09-29

q large delegation lei. last Mon.
dsy Tor the City, to zee and hear
Bryan.
St. Tammany farmer., 1906-09-29

The aonual camp meeting opened
!, 1'.l,skeek Camp Grounds last
Friday evening, With Rev. ". q.
Hunter in the pulpit. rev. 4 =
Warlick, +. f., and : number O
visiting ministers, ofkoiased during
ths mast week. The song serv'oe
=, conducted by Evangsli.t Jel.
fr,e,. Owing 70 the inclemenl
xeather, .hs attendance was not 1. 2
4 i.rce = Il sould have bean. 4 q
meeting VIII sloss sunday p'sas
St. Tammany farmer., 1906-09-29

The Grand Jury mol at the
f,onrthouse last Monday, with e.
]. Frederick y foreman, and the
following jurors: Wm. Bruh''
Jesse Blackwell, B. g. Ciaddock'
]. &. Denbam, D. a. Porter, J. J
A,cKean, ". +. Coffee, 3. =
Bewmsp, II. BoreY, s. 1. Jenkins
Theo. Dendinger.
AZ " 70 70 press Ne jury y t''''
in session.
St. Tammany farmer., 1906-09-29

Wild turkeys, partridges aud
deer can b killed ia 81. 1'ammany
Parish from Oct. / to Feb. l.
St. Tammany farmer., 1906-09-29

!. A. Domercue & Co. buy.
sacks.
St. Tammany farmer., 1906-09-29

We carry ! full line Of grain
aad oil kinda Of Of feed stuffs.
J. A. DOMERGUE & CO.
St. Tammany farmer., 1906-09-29

OFFICES 70 RENT.--Moderu
and sanitary in every respect, At
Ssilsr Building, on Main Street.
St. Tammany farmer., 1906-09-29

II. ". ". Woodruff, of New
Orleass, was q Oak Grove Cottage
= lev days this week.
St. Tammany farmer., 1906-09-29
Succession Of W. S. Barker.

Twenty sixth Judicial District Court Of
Louisisna. In and for the Parish Of
st. TammaDy.
St. Tammany farmer., 1906-09-29

Me - month"; at 7:1O 3. a *
ssonie building. Coyinstons 8. s. s'.s
m uMW. ULA1a, Noble Arch.
J. A. Domercae 4 Co. Lu,.
sacks.
Mr.. ". n. Patrick spent : few
days this - ! il New Orleans.
70 1emain II the State Of rood health.
ake Ciaveris's Catharic Pills; CSC.
a large delegation LEI. last Mon.
day Tor the City, to see and hear
Bryan.
WILD turkeys, partridges aud
deer can 30 killed ID 81. Tammany
Parish from Oct. / to Feb. 1.
r. ~. W. Woodruff, of New
Orieass, was q Oak Grove Cottage
= lev days this week.
We carry ! full line Of grain
aod oil kinda Of Of feed stuffs.
J. a. DOMERGUE & co.
.-o--
OFFICES TO RENT.--Modern
and sanitary in every respect, At
Seller Building, on Main Street.
STRAINED. "a a ,yellow.headed
psrrot. The Under will receive re-
ward By applying y the Abita post
oflioe.
St. Tammany farmer., 1906-09-29

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