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The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1909-11-11

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The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1909-11-11
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Bathers needn't lose time FROM,
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ton Herald. Washing
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1909-11-11

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had gone to asleep In my mouth
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The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1909-11-11

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NUNS chrysthums -chrasythums-
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The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1909-11-11

Teddy, after having drink of
plain soda water, was asked how he
liked it.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1909-11-11

Why does that man look so IN.
happy"
He married for money"
Does marrying for money bring
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The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1909-11-11
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E. T. Whitehead Company
Evening journal., 1909-07-28
HORSES GO TODAY
ON SALEM TRACK

The two-day race meet Of the Salem.
n. j.. Association began to-day with
three events on the card. a 2.S0 pace
a 2.22 trot and a 212 pace. each for a
purse of $500. Many Wilmington
horsemen went over 10 see the start.
three Delaware horses being entered
in the races OF the day. Browns
Miss Edith will go in the 2.sO pace. and
Herman Tyson's Gladys G and A. H..
Tysons Townsend Girl viii start in
the 2.22 trot
There are few events on the card for
tomorrow. 2.20 trot; 2.1S pace. 2.lS
trot and 2.15 pace.
Free Mason is entered in the 2.29
trot; Donna Hal, Prodigal Son, Flor
ence Wilkes and Sweetheart i'm the 2lS
pace; Esther w and Electa in the 2.1S
tort. The biggest event Of Thursday
will be the 215 pace in which twenty
seven of the fastest horses OF this
vicinity are entered, including Lady
May, Pencader. Donna Hal. Prodigal
Son. Florence Wilkes and Sweetheart
are entered.
Joseph II. Davidson will start the
horses.
Evening journal., 1909-07-28
MERRICK CLUB
MEET ENTRIES

The FIRST dual field meet of the
Marathon Club and Merwick A. c. will
be held at Horse Show Park at $3.50
o'clock tomorrow afternoon. Both
clubs are composed of young men who
are prominent ia athletic events and
Marathon runs. Each club Is COM
posed Of 36 members
A loving cup designed by y. II.
Stafford. the Market street ieweler,
has been purchased by the clubs and
win go TO the team making the most
points tomorrow.
Tho entries are
Joseph Walsh-shot put. hammer throw
100 yard dash. 220 yards. half mile, three
miles broad jump
John Walsh-Shot put. hammer throw
100 wards. go yards. three miles. hroaC
Jump
George Nandogrift-half mile $40 year'
DASH
Joseph BarslSy-half mile, go Ho
Evening journal., 1909-07-28
BASEBALL TURF TENNIS
100 ENTRIES IN THE
BROWNSON L. A. MEET

son Library; Robert Gaily, Germantown
Y. NJ C. A.; Frank j. clifford. Aquinas
c. C.: Frank Kyle Brownson; Harry
stegman. Germantown Y. NJ. c. A; Robert
3. Yohey, Sbanahan c. c.
one Mile Run-Thomas McMuien,
Aquinas A. c.; John ]. Gallagher, Brown
Prep. school. Philadelphia; Mark Brown.
Brownson Library Association; wiiford
staley, Darby Boys Club: r. A. Nash,
Camden Y. NJ. c. A.; Andrew c. Bonner.
U. OF r.. John Markey Ascension c. C.
w. Brown, Wilmington Y NJ. c. A.; BEN
ME Lockyer. unattached; Dan Kelley,
Brownson Library Association: Joseph
McGarvey. ST. Patrick's A. A.; II. J.
Brachna, unattached.
Low Hurdles-James .Dougherty
Brownson, Wilmington; Robert b. Yohey
shanahan c. c.; w. r. Mathnes, unat-
tached; Thomas S. Fields. Aquinas c. c.
Philadelphia; John Noll. Germantown y
NJ. c. A.: j. W. Smith. p. r. r. Y. M. C.
A.; w. S. Blakeley Chester, Pa; Rob.
ort p. HALEY, Germantown Y. NJ. G. A..
John Mulvena. Brownson, Wilmington.
Pole Vault-E. Spencer. Germantown Y
NJ C.. A.; Thomas Martin. Brownson VIII
mngton; Thomas Campbell, shanahon c
c.. John Mulvena, Brownson. Whining
ton; William Blakeley, Chester. Pa,
Robert Haley. Germantown Y. NJ G. A.
Robert Yohey, shanahan c. c., Philadel
/ phia.
! Shot Put-Harvey stegman. German
town y. NJ c. A.; II. Anderson. German
town y. NJ. c. A.. r. $. Cradlook. Tiogr
a. c.. w. Simpson. Wilmington Mile
Friels, Brownson r. j. Canttin. Aquin
az c. c.: Thomas Campbell, shanahan G
c.; Harry Bach, Philadelphia; J. J. Gall
agher. unattached.
Five Mile Run-Fred Atz, Kensingtoi
Boys club; Frank Welsh. Brownson II
brary; Dan Murphy, Lyceum Eddystone
Pa; George Mclverny, Shanahan a. c..
Michael German Lyceum Eddystone, Pa
Thomas Woodhill Germantown Y. M. G
4 A.. John =. Quiner. Ascension c. C..
John Hudson, I<ensngton Boys Club
Walter Kivin, Ascension c. c.; Howard
H. Beck. Philadelphia; Charles Winner
Philadelphia Columbia Turner's; franl
Carol. shanahan c. c.; William Nc
laughing shanahan C. c.; J. Gray. ST
Malachy Philadelphia; William Russell
ST. Patrlcls's A. A.; Harry Garvin. As
consion; Ed Kottler Central Y. NJ. C. A.
] Philadelphia.
Evening journal., 1909-07-28
Big Outdoor Carnival TO
be Held at Front And
Union on Saturday

one hundred athletes win contest in the
big meet to be held az Front and Union
streets on Saturday under the auspices Of
The Brownson Library Association
Among the entries arc tire fastest ANA
teurs in this section Of the country. George
McInerny. who on last Saturday won the
fve-milo race at the Carpet Weaver's
meet. Is among those entered. The prizes
are on exhibition in Pyle and Cronin's
window az No. 6is Market street. The
point trophy is attracting much attention,
as also is tho first prize for the five mile
run which Is a gold medal set with a
diamond.
Following are the entries;
e2o-yards dash-John j. McCroody,
shanahan c. c., Philadelphia. Ray Buggy,
Nictrix C. c.. Philadelphia; J. A. Tag
gart. ST. Riia's c. c.. Philadelphia. JOS.
A. McGarvey. st. Patrioks A. c. VIII
mineton; J. J. Lynch, Brownson Library
Association; T. T.. ward Aauinas c. C..
Philadelphia. NJ J. Loeb u. OF p.
1O0-yards dash--D. W Hamilton. Aquina.
c. C.. Phlla. George C. cowley. shana.
han c. c., Phila.; j. r. Ward, Aqulnas c
c. Phila. John j. Mccreedy. shanahan c
C.. Phila.: James Eliean, Victrix c. G.
phila.; Ray Buggy, Nictrix c. c., Phila.
Frank Pyle and j. J. Lynch, Brownsor
Library Association; Joseph a. McGarvey
ST. PatriclSs a. A., vii
iio-yards dash-Geo. G. Conley. John J
NcCreody and John l.. McFann. shana
han C. c.: NJ. NJ O'Bren, Immaculate
c. c. Connell McGnl, Aquinas c. C.; Geo
Harrington. ST. Patricks A. A.; Hugl
rceley Lyceum, Eddystone; James Lana
han St. Gregory c. c.; j. 70. Ward
Aquinas c. c.
SSo-yerds run.-William r. Mathuos un
attached. H. J. Brachman u. Of r.; J
Howard Payne. Mizpah A. A.; Bart Row
10y. Aquinas c. c.; Harry G.. McCauley
shanahan c. c.; r. A. Nash, dndlan)
Camden Y. NJ. c. A.; NJ Driscin, Lycoum
Running High JHmp-Haal5on Anderson
Germantown NJ c. A. Joseph Haney
Brownson Library, James A. Dougherty
Brownson Library; John Mulvena, Brown
Evening journal., 1909-07-28
RIVERWEW IN HARD
FIGHT FOR PENANT

leaders. RivorView is the only team
n the League that has trimmed du-
pont and Mousley is confident that his
men will repeat the tricy this week.
RED" Walsh, who did the turn four
weeks ago, viii again throw them over
for the Villagers. Walsh is i'm un-
usually good form. having won every
game he has pitched Of late "Big
Bill" Crouch win do tho twirling for
DUPONT.
AS tho game win he the only local
one on the County League schedule a
big crowd is expected at Riverview.
Parkside viii play New Castle al
New Castle that day.
Evening journal., 1909-07-28
RACE MEET AT
MILLSBORO
Special 10 THE EVENING JouRNA1A

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL
M1LLSBORO. Del, July 2s-'rhe
Millsboro Agricultural Association. the
members of which are the promoters
Of the race course here. are making
arrangements TO give another big race
on August 26. Purses Of 800 and up
wards will be given, and the entries
are expected 10 surpass those In the
race a few days ago. Henry V. Hall,
one of the members Of the association
and owner Of Clifford H.. and Easter
NJ. two Of the swiftest trotters in this
section. has issued a challenge 10 all
persons in the lower part of the State,
and is ready TO meet with either
Of the horses on the above named
date
Evening journal., 1909-07-28
Game With PoWdermakerS
on Saturday Means
Much For The Villagers

What promises 10 be one Of tho
hardest fought games Of the County
League series win be that at River
view Park on Saturday between the
dupont and Riverview teams. By
consistent playing the Villagers have
worked themselves up 10 within three
games of the Powdermakers. and
should they win out on Saturday they
will get within a few points Of the
Evening journal., 1909-07-28
DUPONT CAN'T PLAY
SERIES UNTIL LATE

Because of the New Castle County
League schedule, DUPONT. last years
count ychampions, will be unable 10
play Seaford, the Sussex county
champions. the desired series for the
state championship as early as Sea
ford desires. DUPONT has regularly
scheduled league games until Septem-
Der II. After that date DUPONT will
play Seaford a series for the State
championship, provided A. b. Evans.
the Seaford manager offers suitable
guarantees.
Evening journal., 1909-07-28

Daniel Fletcher-iio half mile, 100 yards,
three miles.
Henry shockly-shot put $40, half mile.
Relay team-4BarslSy, Vandegrift, Flot-
cher. Shocklev
Began Ai0 go, 100 yards.
Shields nigh jump.
Phyle. high jump vault, broad jump
100 ya'd dash. half mbile.
Ki.hns-io yards. half mile three miles,
McCoy-22o, 4io, half mile three miles
broad jump. high Jump. pole vault. shot
put, hammer throw
Wrlght-three miles, shot put.
Nolan-three miles, half mile, go, sho
put. broad jump.
Hugh Shields-hammcr throw, shot put
broad jump, high jump, pole vault
There arc scventy-four critics in th'
Marathon run.
Evening journal., 1909-07-28
R.onra "a Pineon Eluinn

Norville r. Gray. Of Chester, Pa, holds
the record for pigeon-aying for that city.
The bird fanciers Of that city sent nine
birds to Pensacola, Fla, on a thousand
mile ny. The pigeons were released on
July Z. and Mr.. Gray's bird was the only
one TO return so far, being eighteen days
on the ny and beating the record by seven
hours
Evening journal., 1909-07-28
rri-state.
ERRORS LOSE THE GAME

SEAFORD. Del. July 2s-Had It not
been for errors in yesterdays game.
Lankford would have scored a shutout
over fredericksburg. Five errors in one
inning gave fredericksburg the game.
Score:
Score by innings
fredericksburg e. .....4O00 900 o.
seaford o.. ...........O OOO0 %
Evening journal., 1909-07-28
Patriotio Sons 70 Nisit.

The local P. O. S. Of A. viii visit
Camp No. IS. p. O. s. Of A.. of Ches-
ter. Pa. on Thursday evening. The
local camp will go by electric cars
from Fourth and Market streets at 73O
o'clock
Evening journal., 1909-07-28
JournaI A. c. cIair,s CAM.

scheduled with Edge Moor Juniors by
to 0 score. The Edge Moor club
failed to appear. The Journal a. c..
desires a game for Saturday. August 1.
Evening journal., 1909-07-28
s.mi.prnf..sinnala-

A meeting OF the Wilmington Semi-Pro-
fessional League will be held at the home
of Alexander Abrahsms' No. GIG North
Van Buren, street. at $50 o'clock to-mor-
row evening.
Evening journal., 1909-07-28
crowd there and out in force.

The best way to boost a bali team
is to attend the games and when not
at the game to assist in every possible
manner by forgetting TO knock when
player makes an error The best
OF them get their little mark in the
error column every now and then and
it is no disgrace unless it becomes
chronic.
Evening journal., 1909-07-28
BY DAVE

SCOUT OUT.
shallenberger has turned scout for Terry
Darwin. Unless Carvin's men play a diff
ferent brand Of ball shalenberger will
pick nine girls from the dupont Building
squad to succeed them. Thatll be fun for
somebody
Evening journal., 1909-07-28

The New Castle club looks in better
shape than at any other time this sea-
son and can be expected TO make a big
hustle during the remainder Of the sea-
son.
Evening journal., 1909-07-28

Several more performances like Sat
urday's and a brass band will greet
Manager Mousley and his crew
Evening journal., 1909-07-28
SIX RACES ON
MATINEE CARD
HidaIeO to 60 Against His
Record at Horse Show
Park on Saturday

Six events, showing twenty-five entries
make up the card for the regular Sat
urday afternoon racing at Horse Show
Park.
The NTH event in which will start
Townsend Girl, Bill Williams, Red Bird.
Wesley Jr.. and Topsy Van promises to
be an interesting event from the fact
that the horses are unusually well mat
ched. Bill Williams has been winning a
great many races and Townsend Girl and
Topsy Van have likewise been steady
winners. Wesley, Junior is also a fast
horse and steady one in this class
Although Hidalgo is listed to go agains;
Beau Ashton, Il is said the latter will NOT
go and that Tidalgo will go against his
time of 2.13 Ia
EVENT NO. 1.
j. G. Boulden..........b. IN. Dora Thorne
5. F. jackson. n.............-....ch g. Fleet
l.. +. Miller............,...b. h. Ashlander
William Armstrong .............b .br. h. Elmo
EVENT NO. ?.
T. Elliott. g. Dan e.
Charles Turner................b m. SambC
Concordvile Stock Farm,
b. &. Delightful Chimes
J.. r. Jefries. ........... .br. e. Thaddeus X
n. IL. Hollett. ett.........+....-.-.b ID. 3. Lynn G.
EVENT NO. 3.
Delamore Farm. &. Jim Bayard
J. G. Hartmann. ..ch. m Western Cir
Brookdale Farm. m. Ruby r. OF
Brookdale Farm..........b. m. Little Lady
A. II. Worrilow.....b b. m. Queen Esthei
EVENT NO. 4.
John F. Jones..,...............b. z. Hidalgc
10 ,r lei.
EVENT NO a.
T. f. Lynch. ch. &. ...... Bill Williams
Delamore Farm. b. m Townsend Cir
II. I. Wallace. ...............b. m. Red Birt
j. G. Hartmann. g. Wesley Jr
l.. +. Miller, b. m. .... Topsy Van
EVENT NO. 6.
J. n. Brannan, br. e. .......R Reno b
w. NJ Ward...........b. m. Queen Ashton
II. c. Mahaffy, Jr., b. m. Lady Sipple
Omcials: Starter. S. H. Wilson. Jr.
judges and timers, w. T. Lyman. w. b
Austin. l.. Scott Townsend; clerk Of
course, G. u. Palmer.
Evening journal., 1909-07-28
BASEBALL ATA GLANCE

GAMES FOR TO-DAY.
National League.
Brooklyn at Philadelphia.
Cincinnati at Pittsburg.
New York at Boston.
Chicago at st. Louis.
American League.
Athletics at Washington, games.
Detroit at Cleveland.
Boston at New York.
Tri- State.
Altoona at Harrisburg.
Trenton at Reading.
Johnstown at Williamsport.
York at Lancaster.
STANDING OF THE TEAMS.
Evening journal., 1909-07-28

Brittingham is certainly hitting the
al land running the bases to perfection.
He'll do. and the other members OF Il e
Bellevue team arc aware of the fact.
Evening journal., 1909-07-28
n-0-0
SOMETHING DOING.

New Castle breaks out with the threat
that "theren be something doing on sat
urday." Cut that. Madden. unless you
mean that you have It up your sleeve for
the ump Possibly you mean you're go
ing to loose the Parkside game.
Evening journal., 1909-07-28
BAD START.

There is nothing the matter with River
view except that they were turned the
wrong way when the flag fell. They are
Evening journal., 1909-07-28

members of the Rules Committee TO at
tach penalty in cases where pitcher
purposely walks a batter with a man
on base. Tho penalty suggested has
been that the base runner be given
two bases.
Evening journal., 1909-07-28

Crouch leads the DUPONT hltters.
Prentiss is second.
Saturdays dupont -Riverview game
at Riverview will be the only County
League game to be played here on
Saturday.
Evening journal., 1909-07-28
ND. salem lawn Eete.

The lawn fete by Mt. Salem Sunday
school Bible class which was TO have
been held last Friday night at the par
sonage. has been postponed until to-
morrow night
Evening journal., 1909-07-28

eating 'em up now Had they got off with
the right foot there would be little to il.
O--O-O
HAS THE SHAKES.
Has it occurred to you that the Powder
makers are but three gNnes ahead Of the
Villagers? Reeves is shaking in his shoes
just now. Maybe there won't be some more
shaking on Saturday.
0-0-0
New Castle has signed Paul Edwards,
Samuel Connell and George August. Do
Ian has left the team to join the Holy
Name League
0-O-O
The County League Is getting bigger
daily Now there are several hold-outs
Evening journal., 1909-07-28

Catcher Stirith had added some
strength TO the South Side club.
Evening journal., 1909-07-28
Tri-state.
RESULTS OF YESTERDAY

American League.
Athletics. s; Washington, ?.
Athletics. 3; Washington, cd
game).
New York. 6; Boston, 0.
Detroit. 8: Cleveland I.
81. Louise Chicago not scheduled.
National League.
Chicago. 4; st. Louis, az innings;
darkncss).
Philadelphia. 3; Brooklyn. . (second
game).
Philadelphia. z; Brooklyn, 0.
Boston. Z; New York. 4.
New York. 6; Boston, ..
Pittsburg, 8: Cincinnati, /.
Tri- State.
Johnstown. /; Harrisburg, 1 Qi-in-
ming tie; darkness).
Williasport. IA; Altoona, 4.
Lancaster, 6; Trenton, ?.
Reading. 6; York, ?.
Evening journal., 1909-07-28

some people when they hear of
RiverNiew playing at Thirtieth and
Market lhIk there would he no
crowds attend the games. Tney are
mistaken for there is a good represen-
tation OF baseball fans out in that
neighborhood and every game has Ehe
Evening journal., 1909-07-28

The manner in which some Of the
would-be batters swing at the ball
would lead one TO believe that they
thought the pitcher could hit the bat
any time he desired. II they carry that
impression in their head they might
as well be informed that the pitcher
is not going 20 hit the bat with the
ball any oftener than he can help.
Evening journal., 1909-07-28

The friends of the South Side ball
team have been jolyling them about
dropping two games on Saturday. The
trouble was that Manager Carvin was
not in the game. He would never have
allowed il 10 go in that manner.
Evening journal., 1909-07-28

Shuler has been putting up "a consist
ent game at short for Bellevue and mas
been hitting the ball for keeps
Evening journal., 1909-07-28

Parkside is losing a great number Of
hard luck games of late. They seem
to be on a little slump.
Evening journal., 1909-07-28

Read THE EVENING JOURNAL.
Evening journal., 1909-07-28

The mixing of words when a man
ager tries TO explain how it was that
his team lost would be a credit for
a lawyer with a bad case on his hands
Some OF the local managers would
make good lawyers in that respect.
Evening journal., 1909-07-28

Jack Bannar has not yet gotten over /
his drubbing of Saturday afternoon, but
just wait until he gets another chance
at Riverview. he will then do or die |
Mckinney has regained his batting
eye. He has been playing in hard luck |
recently but in Saturdays game he
succeeded in landing hard ON one and
III went.
Scott is catching a strong game Tor
Riverview, and is batting well. lie is
also there with the beef. too.
New Castle is going strong but
Parkside ought TO be able TO pass them.
It is stiu being reported that VIII
mington will make an effort TO enter
he Tri-state next season With
Heckert as the Peaches manager they
ought not TO bother the other clubs in
the league.
Parkside is losing a great number Of
hard luck games of late They seem
to be on little slump.
Shuler has been putting up a consist
been hitting the ball for keeps.
/ The mixing of words when man
ager tries 70 explain how it was that
his team lost would be a credit for
| lawyer with a bad case on his hands
! Some OF the local managers would
make good lawyers in that respect.
The friends of the South Side ball
team have been iolyling them about
dropping two games on Saturday. The
trouble was that Manager Carvin was
not in the game He would never have
allowed il 10 go in that manner.
Catcher stirlith had added some
strength TO the South Side club.
Several more performances like Sat
urday's and brass band will greet
Manager Mousley and his crew.
The New Castle club looks in better
shape than at any other time this sea-
son and can be expected to make big
hustle during the remainder Of the sea-
son.
Brittngham is certainly hitting the
al land running the bases to perfection.
He'll do. and the other members OF Il e
Bellevue team arc Aware Of the fact.
A movement is on foot among the
members Of the Rules Committee TO at
tach a penalty in cases where pitcher
purposely walks a batter with a man
on base. Tho penalty suggested has
been that the base runner be given
two bases.
! The manner in which some Of the
would-be batters swing at the bali
, would lead one TO believe that they
4 thought the pitcher could hit the bat
, any time he desired. n they carry that
!, impression in their head they might
as well be informed that the pitcher
is not going 70 hit the bat with tn,
u ball any oftener than he can help.
Some people when they hear o
RiverNiew playing at Thirtieth anc
Market ih.rk there would he n,
crowds attend the games. They are
b mistaken for there is a good represen-
: tation OF baseball fans out in thai
lneighborhood and every game has th,
Evening journal., 1909-07-28

Scott is catching a strong game for
Riverview and is batting well. lie is
also there with the beef. too.
Evening journal., 1909-07-28

Mckinney has regained his batting
eye. He has been playing in hard luck
recently but in Saturdays game he
succeeded i'm landing hard ON one and
IL won't.
Evening journal., 1909-07-28

New Castle is going strong but
Parkside ought to be able TO pass them.
Evening journal., 1909-07-28

II is still being reported that VIII
will make an effort TO enter
he Tri-State next season. With
Heckert as the Peaches manager they
ought not TO bother the other clubs in
the league.
Evening journal., 1909-07-28
COUNTY LEAGUE NOTES

Jack Bannar has not yet gotten over
his drubbing of Saturday afternoon, but
just wait until he gets another chance
at RiVerview. he will then do or die
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markets. such al Blueheld, Bran
well, Princeton, w1demouth. Free
mali delivery. church and school
convenient. Five room house and
outDuildngs. VIII ssll 10000 feet
OF lumber with farm. Price OF farm
and buildings $1,000. Address ]. r.
H.. care Daily Leader. 1-7-sOd
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-02-23

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