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Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1913-02-27
HOSPITAL CARE
FOR INEBRIATES
Bill for Purpose introduced in
State Legislature.
MATTER OF VAST IMPORTANCE
Milwaukee Thoroughly Alarmed over
the Efforts to Remove the State
Fair from That City-Defeat Of Sen.
ator Martins Resolution Affecting
lobhyists-Express Rates.

ator Martins Resolution Affecting
lobeyists-Express Rates.
Madison, Wis. Fob, Ga Especially
Judge Rosa has introduced In the
assembly a bin OF tremendous import.
Ance, His measure provides for the
erection Of a 100000 state hospital
for the care OF inehriates, and per.
sons who haVo fallen victims to drug
habits, including those who have
smoked cigarettes until they have be.
come public charges. To commit such
unfortunate persons to insane asy.
lums and other state institutions ho
considers 10 be the wrong plan. as
patients who are badly In need of
treatment in these places are some.
times crowded out
The expense OF the institution pro-
posed by Judge Rosa Is to he main
tanned out Of the license money col
lected from the saloons of the state,
the amount to be property apportion,
ed so that every city and village main.
tanning saloons shall pay its share Of
the expense
Judge Rosa believes that farm
should be maintained in connection
with the hospital and that inmates
should be worked under the care of
physicians, and that tho hospital
should he made self supporting as far
as possible
The measure is one Of the partic-
ularly interesting and out Of the ordi-
nary bills before the legislature.
Milwaukee Is Alarmed.
Milwaukee is now thoroughly alarm
ed over the movement to remove the
state fair from that city, Madison is
In line for the big show. The Car.
penter bill TO create commission of
eleven members to select new site
for the fair and make n report 10 the
next legislature will be favorably
voted upon by the assembly commit.
tee on agriculture A careful convass
has been made of the lower house and
indications are that the bill will be
passed In the assembly by big vote.
w nat us ldtt VIII w III INC SENATE
Is still matter of speculation.
Before the committee on agricul
ture Assemblyman Carpenter spoke
for the bill and j. p. Keenan,, secre
tary of the Citizens Business league
OF Milwaukee, and Assemblyman
Everett spoke against the bill.
Declaring that the fair was a fail.
ure ut Milwaukee. Mr.. Carpenter said
the reason for this is that the Local
ton is In an extreme corner of the
state, with a broad expanse of water
on one side and removed far from
the agricultural center of the state.
Mr. Carpenter showed that the at.
|. tendance ut the Wisconsin fair, as In.
dicatcd by the gate receipts, Is less
than in any neighboring state; that
the Nebraska fair at Lincoln with only
10000 population shows gate receipts
of 1000 more than Wisconsin. and
that nj the Illinois state fair at Spring,
field, a comparatively small city, the
attendance Is double that OF Wiscon,
sin.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1913-02-27
T. N. PriestIeY. Attorney.
NOTICE OF ORDER FOR FINAL SETTLEMENT
HESITATE ESTATE


TEsTATE ESTATE.
STATE of Wisconsin, Iowa County Court
~ ss-In Probate.
Notice is hereby given that at special term
OF the Iowa county court, to he held in and for
said county, at the court house. in the city OF
Dodgeville, III ssnd county, on the 9th day OF
March, A. j.. 1913, being the fourth Tuesday
of said month, at ten O'Clock in the forenoon OF
said day, the following matters will be heard
and considered:
The application Of H. T. Priestley, admins
traitor with the will annexed of the estate OF
Sarah Roth, late of said county, deceased, for
the examination and allowance Of his admin
istratiOn account and that the last will and tes-
lament of said deceased be construed, and the
assignment of the residue of said estate u such
persons are by said will and by law entitled
to the same.
And it is further ordered, that public notice
thereof he given all persons interests by pub
fishing of copy Of this notice for three weeks
excessively prior 10 said day Of hearing, in the
Iowa County Democrat, weekly newspaper
published In said county.
By the Court
ALDRo JRNKs. County Judge
Dated this 18th day Of February. A. d. 1878
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1913-02-27
Fielder and Fielder, Attornes $.

Dated Dodgeville, Wis. February IL. 1918
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1913-02-27

Photo BY American Press Association.
JUMRL MANSION N NEW YORK. WHERE
KADY BRowSELL LIVES
get away he took her back TO England
Then he was ordered out with his reg
iment again and ke gave her into the
hands Of another friend. Cameron Nc
KenZie. who was coming to America.
She met Robert Brownell when they
both lived IN Central Falls, r. /. There
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1913-02-27
state Board Wants 5000. 900.


MIR. Carpenter said that the state
board OF agriculture is asking the pres
ent legislature for 100000 lie
thought that good business sense, In
view OF the general complaint through
out the state, would suggest that the
plan Of this bill should be worked out
now SO that It might be fully deter
mined before any more money is put
into the Milwaukee site.
J. p. Keenan,, secretary OF the Citi.
Zens' Business league. spoke against
the bill He said that Milwaukee is
the only city in the state that can
properly care for the patrons OF the
state fair
Asscmblyman c. II. Everett. who re-
Gently was member of the board OF
agriculture, made an extended protest
against the bill
Mr.. Everett said about 1890, 900
worth Of buildings Is needed at the
present fair grounds and more than
this amount would be required in a
new site In this estimate OF $500, 900
he Includes a grands'and costing $3.50
600, a merchants and manufacturers
building at $4,000 and woman's
building al $4,000
Mothers Pension Bill.
II mothers pension bill Ia enact
ed at this session OF the legislature
the passage Of the measure will only
come after a hard fight.
Two bills providing for mother pen
sions have been introduced In the as.
sembiy, one by Assemblyman He'd
ding and one by Assemblyman
Schnitzler The great difference OF
opinion on this subject now seems 10
center In the most feasible system OF
administration There will be a d..
cided split on this phase
The Schnitzler bill, for instances
provides that agents shall be appoint
ed 10 the several counties OF the state
II Is estimated that II his bin is pass
ed that over 100 new positions will
be created The administration OF
mothers' pension az outlined in the
HcddiuR bin IS left 10 present Officials
In the counties and cities.
There is little politics entering In
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1913-10-25

The Sewerage Board met on
Thursday afternoon ~ the nirec-
tags' room Of the Citizens Bank,
aud passed nppn the map, pro.
files. specifications and estimates
presented hy Mr. Xavier Kramer,
thu boards consulting engineer
Nv. Jniea Dreyfna, the chairman
Of he board. SAYS the sewerage
proposition is nov on its last lap,
head. q foI the hOmestretth. The
framing Of the necessary ordl-
nance, calling an election, TO de
tcrmine he sense Of the taNpay
CTS on y proposition TO issue $50.
600 Of bonds, to run for period
Of 90 years, pi.dlcated on "A spe-
cial tax Of probably ; mills, is the
next siep to he taken. If APP
proved by the tax payers at the
ballot box, propositions from con
tractors for the dong Of he wOik
will quickly follow. o
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CATHOLIC COLLEGE.

The iIenshaw home, part Of
the Estate Of tn" late j. j. Hen
shaw. on East Main s'reet, haa
been purchased by Rev !, NJ
Langluis. and il viii be converted
into a college. White the bnild
INC was erected several years ago
at Il cost Of SONG go, 900, il II
still IA far state "t preservation.
The grounds can Ia made the
az they are by number Of large
spreading live oak trepP There
il q splendid frontage Of between
100 and 500 feet on Main street,
lust above Bank avenue, and ex-
tending back to the banks of the
.tche
In the building there are sever
al spacious rooms on both the
first and second floors which raD
he, without great sxpen"e, con
yertad into class rooms, and they
Will serve that purpose admirably.
The OF her rooms viii b. well suit
ed for the other uses Of the
iteres, Who willy have charge OF
the school az soon As the OTganl
zatlon will have been perfected.
Last December The lberlan
gave an account OF the efforts Of
Father Langlols IN the direction
of establishing such a schoel.
At that time he expected to have
to build. and HE site AT the cor
! ner Of st. Peters and Ibtia
streets was in mind. Mr. Eugene
! GnilIOt was commissioned win
lsthe task OF preparing the p'ans.
The opportunity Of buying the
Henshaw home, which is SO m'ich
more desirable III every way TOT
The school, was promptly t'Re"
ADVANTAGE of, ana lhis has ma3e
rally changed the plans abon.
building. With The growth o'
The school aud its necessities ne"
bindings may he added 10 Tue
present structure.
Mr.. GuillOt advises us 'haC !.
il the Intention u open tue scDo"'
as soon as the Brothers can come
10 take charge The tuition iee
will be made u nominal sum, 40 q"
to place the advantages OF tn'
school within the reach OF All WI"
may desire TO become It's pm'ron''
T. will be competent to hl''rn ,.o
students turned out Ivy the ."
bei ehman's school. and ~ p'om
,ses TO do much IL developing '"0
educational sentiment al TINS pa
lSh and then 20 du much molp
meeting the demands Of that se"'
llment,
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1913-10-25
LINEN SHOWER.

>i,~~ea ~, Nelara"n AVID Eu'h
Hulec't gave qua" delightful af'th.
on FRIDAY ntte,n0nn ut the home ol
Nias l!ogastt, III com ptiinout to one el
the popular brides 10 he, Miss S9ctie
ROM r., whose marriage 10 MI Men
toe Morris IL 10 ueVur 90 @dntshhf ,
Oct. 2Wh. After the ai,ital "t All *
pected suests, The btidt-to-ho MAS
handed 40 artiAlfcaliy deCptaie1
clothes L.h&.t 4ni told 20 take IN
the c ,hcs Obcying the commands
she threw open the tuid1rg douts he
tween the paller aud dtn,nG room
This room was decorated ~ resemble
IN as muct, a. possible, a NH'a and
stretched across ,Hir yard Wa II
white ribbon clothes liue Susrenlea
from which hy the ordinary ctothe~
hin were iunumefHhle dainty, hand
embroidered linen Ceniet pieces,
pue4. towels, handkerch'et' aud OH,
er p,eln aud useful gas Iom loving
friends. Much me,rimen, was cape
rten,ed hy u. guc-ts IL Watching III
bride elect, 'tahing ia n.r Washing.
After the gifts hah been duly admlted
bv tn. happy recipient aud 9th rs
thP Young hbsttsSfN tNpPI5tb tHEl
guest with little booklet and prucj
With request. Write "A telegram o
congratulations aud best wtsh.s' Il
Tie BRIDE Ahesc kilograms we're l.
! contain no word not commenced ~ 3
letter to be found III her name
| Many very inteft sung messages were
the result.
4 two course luncheon Was se,y,d
| after which came tie t'bDd hAS-.
/ The following indies were present
! Mesdames T. ) Futon, /. q Porter
4 X, " Frame, Misses Alma and liah"
sharpe. May Bell ii, Russo, loland'
| Melapson, Meta Bertrand, Alberta De
court. Mabel Levy. l,tiian VOORHEES,
| Lucy aud Helen Eebe,t. Marie Rome
ru, Bessie Rauman, BESSIE Gasiiand
Lila Woolf. Adetine Pickett Cora Seq
IRA, Mathlde Kenoudet. Celeste Dtmi
try, Rita Eckart, VITA Nereaux, ii.
! Melanson, Ruth ilogse',, t'ecile Rom
ero, Julia Mcmahon, lIsuc,s Nau
mus, SoIangc MeIanson aud Miss LN
| ~rhexnayde der OF Ieaneretle
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MORE TROUBLE
Bril- " Nc IN MEXlCU

m. recent NOV" ot llle'ta Tue
usnrping kn''r IT M"s"" has
.nu, :. Iuno way towards render
M A conflict with Me>lro in"V''a
he ~ III. announcements iaSi
weak n leireto,ih he VIII fs
ercise The p,erngatlves ~ y d'c''
,or il an gcr That President WI
son will no 7" ar.'"' N"hh'
will President Wilson recognize
anyone ~ President "t N's'""
elected during 4 mllitTy dictator
shin. IL ia earnestly hoped how
ever, Nv the administration 'hof a
way will be found {" se't'" tha'
tempestuons country on basis ~
peace and tranquility a. ne
country 1T large agrees win frea
ideut Wilson that \ tight with
Mexico would certainly involve
the loss Of ''many lives Ut good
American ci',z IL aud that /. u
he avoided IL possible.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1913-10-25
WOODEN SHOES
MADE IN THE
UNITED STATES,

In ihia country beech - the ia
yulite material for wooden shoes,
the manufacture nt which has
reached considerable" proportions
IN the United States according to
the drparl men, st agriculture,
whicl, has Just issued bulletin
on the use Of the wood lheae
shoes. the depar tmen' sass, cost
from 80 10 80 cents u pair ard are
good for two years. They are
worn hy those who haze ~ work
IN cold ~ Wet places, such as tan
ueIles. hreweriea. and livery alta
bles. and by woikHnen III steel
mills and glass factories who
must walk au hot gta'es or tioots
Farmers, TOO, are classed among
the users.
Beech wood Is pni to u very
much wider range of nsoa than
+ the average person Sould he IKE
" to suspect. The department
saws beech enters INTO hundreds
Of articlrs FROM hobby horse rock.
,ers 10 butchers blocks. We walk
on beech floors, en-. off beech pic.
uic plates, carry beech baskets,
play wi h beech toys, sit Oh beech
chaita. and in do2pns or Other
ways use articles made of beech
almost every day of onr lives.
It's freedom from taste fits the
wood especially for articles which
come in contact with foodstuifs,
and beech meat boards, skewers,
lard tubs, butter hoses, sugar
hogsheads, rtfriee'ators. dishes,
spoons, and scoops are widely
used
ONLY one species ri beech grow.
naturally III fhe United Sfates, bui
few trees IN this county have I
wider commercial tango 1t tx
tends from the Gut Of Mexico
INTO rhslein Ganada, and IN psac
tically every place where II grove
il il cnt for market he iota
yearly output OF heech wood II
The United States Ia approximate
/, 500 million board feet.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1913-10-25
From a Shoc-peg 10 a ships spar
BERTRAND LUMBER 60

Mr.. Xavier Kramer, III" con
sulting engineer Of the New lie
ria Sewerage Board, was in town
on TnesAay The board had
made arrangements for visiting
Houston. Texas, to inspect the
method. employed there in effect,
ing y disposal &c the sanitary scv
age While II il clearly rec"gniz-
cd that the symtem employed a.
Houston II Of far greater proper
lions than those which will he
needed here, the committee hopes
to gather much valuable inf"rma
ton abou: the operation " snch 4
system and about it's administra
ton IN all departments. The
Board, accompanied by Mr.. kra
mer, left here on Tuesday mght''
tram. Those going we're MrHsrs
Jules Dreyfua, Chas. A. PolrsoD
Chas GOuguenhrim, and Ed l.,
EstOrge. members III the Board,
accompanied Ivy Engineer Nav'e'
Kramer aud Mr.: NJ. w. Fisher.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1913-10-25
SENATE GOING
SLOW ON the
CURRENCY BILL.

As IL we'll known the admins
tra,iom currency bill passed tn"
ho,.s. u, 4 ,.ui to one. including
10 republican votes, and was Sent
70 In. senate whiri, has referred
II "a Tie Gnu,mislre on Banking
and Currency, where II /, MAINS
a, the present time. THIS com
m,tter viii finish It's i,,a,,hs on
October 18th and then II arI'tars
4, Will be nearly month Before
reporting the bill back 70 the Sen
ate. Il, II difficult 10 uhdeIstan"
wh, !e nocta,ic senators Reed 81
Missouri. Hitchcock Of Nebraska,
and O'(,o,,nauu New York should
oppose Il. wishes vt President W ~
on for haste on this all important
4 bill h,lc the country - earnestly
demanding an early passage 81
the same. or course the BIN VII
! to amended from time to time ait
ur i; becomes a law for such a fa'
reaching change in our bankln.
md ul;ency laws must ntcpssaii
Nv h- changed from time to TINE
and 50 ~ one expects a b'lt 70 u
perfect IN ali its details but those
lmperfectious can be- readily cuiet
by future legislation ~ soon ~
they become manifest, m
Money Trust alone opposes tn
bll!
I THO country il overwhelming
supporting President Wilson y
his efforts To srcule the earl!
passage Of this bill which il re
ya,drd by the people at large Al
he greatest master stroke Q
st,,t"> mnnship enacted in the las
Hf,ern years. Means the dealt
nell OF Wall street.
t'nde the operation II tins ~
Wali street will 10 longer cont' Q
he country Ivy controlling II
meme, ~ there viii ~ twelv'
financial ctu,e,s III each one Q
which will be a government r.
serve bank. where money will u
supplied 10 the constituent bank
whenever it il wanted These ~
serve banks will he entirely unde
the cOhtiOl of he Government a
Washington where tho fountain
1t money vii! be managed for til
ben, Il Of the American people il
.tead Of for Wall street az hereto
fore
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1913-10-25
NEW IBERIA RUGG1ST
DESERVES PRAISE.

Jno. X. Taylor deserved praise
from New Iberia people for intro.
ducing here the simple huckthorn
bark and gIycerine mixture. known
as Adier-i-ka. This simple Ger
man remedy first became famous
by curing appendicitis and it has
now been discovered that "A SIN
GLE DOSH relieves sour stomach,
gas ON the stomach and sconstipa-
ton INSTANTLY.
Sold by Jno. r. Taylor, Druggist
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1913-10-25

Aurupa Lodge 1913. i ~ 4 VI.
held very interesting meeting
on last Montiay evening, confer
ring The H A. degree npop II eau
dldate. On Monday evening.
Novemhel Bed, The lodge Will meet
again, to be engaged In degree
work. For this occasion the
Brethren Of both Jeanere'te aud
ST. Martinvillc lodges viii be in
vited to attend and participate.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1913-10-25
.POST0Ff|CE BUREAU
BOOSTS GOOD ROADS

Good roads movements through
out the country are to have sub
stantiai support Of the Fostofiice
pcpartment. First Assistant
Postmaster General Roper has no.
tilted officially al! pos'masteEs
that sit is the desire Of The de
.partmept that they cooperate
with state and comfy authorities
ia the eudeavo, 10 improve the
condition Of the pnblr roads.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1913-10-25

A petition was presented 10 he
City Council laa' Mo.lday night,
signed by eaHtslde taxpayers,
praying that the tirs, section III
he concrete walks. leading from
he Teche bridge h. n,adr Is t.
"a nches wider than planned for.
The petitioners also sab Grlbed
The amount Necessary to mest the
extra expense III cnnSt uoence Oh
widening the walks.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1913-10-25
The Police Jury was in session

The Police Jury was in sass'"n
here Monday Several persons
appeared before the jury report
ing the had condition of the roads
aud the necessity OF repairing
them u, once and replacing the
bridges which tioated away, hut
they were told that nothing coul'!
he done for want 1T money. This
means that til. planters who have
cane crops to Save will have to
bnild the roads and repair The
bridges At their own expense,
which will be a hardship The
road question is one Of The mos,
important things that the Pole
Jury should have provided for 49,
ST. Martinville Messenger.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1913-10-25

Nt I.nuis + Collier, consulting
engineer. formerly Of New OF
II ms, has about decided to make
NV Iberia his per mantnt ad
dress He has netn, by the rou,
tpsy nf DR. II +. Courts. sha,in.
Otiic' privileges with the latter
gentleman fM a few weeks The
lherian extends itr most cprhia
welcome to Hr Collier aud trust'
that the contemplated step vii
ever prove agreeable and protita
Die to him
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1913-10-25
UNITED CONFEDERATE
VETERANS.

On last sunday fote'te"n
II ~ i clock nnMhti ~ the ~"
-uld;.i- # h,xle met a ~ I :
A.. ems ~ aud rt,cs thra -
4. gnniz, i { lmp 1T "'l+''r'
Veterans a. The rf6't inlF' ~"
ihsrt. sisNit fH'
,nt. ~" NJ 'tt.-t.a So en-
g., ,.in,.r ~ chatslE
NJ w rr. niu.y t#
..u,t .,- ... nrpndeu1.r, 4 ss a,,a
ursueut n1gaufl titHn 10y "''''''@
he office 81 captain '"hin'a'he'
~ Nj Irax rAr"nt Nt"t 80
p,r-e'ng liz high appreciation ~
he hone, ,i,rird. ~ Tagged 'h'
privilege nf declining the "''''
, geruui elect n ie4ult,d ~ 'he
unanimous election 81 vi va
s,,na tniats office The other ~ y
fees v.tr nrl.i ~ i"lln"1. ~
4, Il,
J. q, Williams, F'st Ll'at"n
iItl
l. 1 r,fr,m. second Li'n''n
ant.
a A tI"r, Adlutan'. S"'tt"
'a,s treasurer
The correspond He. from b'ai
uu,,tr,s was then read. nus III
Iir,trd that each officer W"H'N
have 10 pay ~ 90 lnr his rnmmls
sion, and from sarh mem'fr ~
the Cami,, who's. nai,,r .pi"hie"
an the roal,r. An initiation Zee 81
-, cents bn' II hr sum ~ the
initiation fees The Camp VIII have
To forward - 90 required t"a the
charter az the Camp. and the PEI
capita ot ten cents also required
by headquarters. The ha'anr" 81
the treasury fund w"nid 10 EN-
pIoycd IN meeting the ihclden'ai
expenses Of the camp, snrh ~ 81
ice stationery aud postage, etc.
The Captain Commander wa'
! then authorized hy resolution Il
appoint u committee on by lave
including himself. The commit
tee was appointed a follows
Cnpta,n Carstcns. Iieatrnah
Williams aud AdJu'ant Flory
In lieu of a hy law, liking q dat
for meeting, i was decided by req
n!ution that the next meeiin;
would he held on the first Snn,!a.
~ IDecemh"r next (which will y
December Eth. at the same hour
rhis arrangements Will allow an
ple time for the committee on ny
laws to prepare their report.
The following names have bee
enrolled as membeis Of tue CAM
u. j. Carstens, Co. \, Crescent Reg,
X. ID. Stansbury, Co. G., Sth La. Reg
l.. q. Williams, Co. f., 9Th Miss. Reg
l.. A. Pellerin, Go /, lst La. Cavalry
l.. o. Hacker, 90 IT,. 18th La Regt.
Felix Patout. Go. ID. 18th La. kegt,
4. A. FtOry, Co |. 18th La. Regt
=. A. pupny, Co. |. 2nd a. cavalry.
Gervais HouIeaux, Go. b, LIST La. Art,
David Hays, st. Mays Cannnneers.
!. +. Deyaiconrt. Co. A, ,nd La. Cayly
Il. Davis, Baiicy's Scout cavalry
]. i. Winters, Co X, list Miss. Ar'i|ler,
). N. Reggie, Guy Dreaux'a Gavalr,
G.. +. Reggie. Guy Dreaux's Cavalry
Il 4. House. Co. y, bud N'ss Cavalr,
John Gonzales. Go II, 18th la. Reg
q Bonin Co ID, lat Ia Infantry.
Aphonse Hout,e, Go D. lst La infa,
Angus, Bar,lleaux, Is, La. ARTILLERY
, y. Il. HARRISON, 60. Il, Crescent Reg
\dnlphe Romero, Co. ID. lst La Reg
p n,parby ,SouthCarolina, Bridge>Ba
los. Landry. 60. u, Fourrets Bat er,
Voc rhies Dereuer, Go. y. eth la Cal
/, uuAle, Avery, TO. +, 18th la Reg'.
Sos,hene Rreaux. Co. u, 18th La. Reg
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