Court notes and cases set for next week in general
In court this morning Frank Williams had a suspended sentence for daring about a seizure. The prosecuting attorney stated Williams was to undergo reformative treatment for from one to three years. Other cases listed include George Bo Listier et al and Edgar Lh. Berstettep vs othe Elshare National Bank with dates and parties noted for Thursday and March.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court House
Frank Williams
van Elkharthes Woo
Dareens
Peiv Sears Old
Sears
George Bo Listier
John Mi Minnveh
Lonis Fritistetree
Edgar Lh
Berstettep
Othe Elshare National Bank
Concord School
Deffersen Sehoo
Econ
Frink
Garman
Adm Jelin
Garmign
State
Dee
Daewe Ameberson
Mary
Barans
Tere
Dimes Roman
Herrich
Juvenile court action and guardianship notices in Elkhart county
A complex notice page from Elkhart reports juvenile court actions, guardianships, estate administrations and sales. Names include Mary Zeither, Goldie and Glenethel Morgan, and David Snively among others. Proceedings cover bond postings, admin appointments, and support petitions with references to local officials and the U S Fidelity company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Zeither
Taeui
C Pail
Berate
Warren EO Sowers
Eph Clapneilly
Tee Mares Eh Estate
David Snively
Trene
Two Newborns Reported in Local Households
A son was born last night to Mr and Mrs Albert Hope of Emerson Street. Grandpa Ed Short went out this morning to buy a baby carriage. A daughter was born last night to Mr and Mrs Peter Hostett of North Fifth Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Hope
Emerson Street
Ed Short
Peter Hostett
North Fifth Street
George R. Harper 4 Real Estate Loan Abstract
Abstract lists a real estate loan involving George R. Harper for four parcels. Highlights include lender details, mortgage amount, property descriptions, and filing dates. No further names or dates provided in readable text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George R. Harper
Fighting in Philippines near Manila during Moros action
Reports from Manila say a major clash between American forces and Moros occurred near July Fifteen. Casualties included one commissioned officer and four enlisted men killed or wounded. Major General Wood witnessed the action as naval forces supported the operation.
Fifty Thousand Dollar Damage Case Goes to Trial
The $50,000 damage case between Charles A Johnson and the LS and M SS Ra Company, from LaPorte county, opened in the St. Joseph county court this forenoon. Attorneys Sutherland and Smith of LaPorte represent the plaintiff. Jaroake and Lindsbury of Miller, Jorake & Hubbell, Gostien, for the defendant. Johnson was injured when thrown under a car at Wails station in LaPorte county, suffering the amputation of his right arm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Bento Marcati
Speciat
Chas. A Joanson Ve
LS. & M SS. Ra Company
LaPorte
Torney
Sutherland and Smith
Phillips Case Next Wednesday in South Benito
Marel specials report on the case of Charles Phillips one of two women with Frank Herbies a fate that ended in death after a Mishawaka pursuit near a candle shop case moves toward trial next Wednesday in South Benito context unclear but authorities pursue a suspect and charge filed in relation to a fatal incident involving a pickup and riverfront area
Disposing of Stock Prompts Retail Grocer Trade Shift
A disrupted notice describes stock disposal by a grocer entering wholesale trade to last weeks. It notes plans to open a new venture with a team while catering to towns nearby and affiliating with a Chicago grocery house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mroop Ho Sinamrons
Wwe
Hes Steehk
Vane
Hle
Tate
Four Bristol Boys Face Charges After Party Disturbance
Ralph and Earl Wilhelm Charles Holmneer and Samuel Lutz, four Bristol boys, are charged with stoning Albere Wo Haines Alec of Bristol. The quartet caused a disturbance at a Bristol party after not being invited, then reported to authorities. Pollinger and Lutz appeared before Justice Whistler and each paid $42. The Wilhelms fled to Elkhart and officers are pursuing them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph
Earl Wilhelm
Charles Holmneer
Samuel Lutz
Bristol
Albere
Haines
Alec
Pollinger
Lutz
Justice Whistler
Wilhelms
Elkhart
Merica Strong in county support, Warsaw quotes
James Ko Prager, a Warsaw lawyer says the county is unified for Merica in the congressional race and expects support from other counties. He notes Aaron Jones's entry into St Joseph county delegation could help Merica, while Brich is not favored locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merica
Warsaw
James Ko Prager
Theo
Aaron Jones
St. Joseph
Brich
Bristol Banner seeks bridge move toward Bristol for township
The Bristol Banner reports Elkhart’s selAsh plans a Six Span bridge over the St. Joe river, shifting a mile closer to the city. The paper urges placing the bridge a mile nearer Bristol to aid Washington township residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bristol
Elkhart
St. Joe River
Washington Township
Guardian Henry Swartz Appointed for John W Swartz
Henry Swartz of South Bend has been named guardian for John W Swartz an insane B&O engineer from Garrett and Pierceton Swartz has not used the 15000 dollars paid by the B&O after his family perished in a Chicago wreck and he currently has 10000 dollars remaining
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Swartz
South Bend
John W. Swartz
Garrett and Pierceton
Swartz
Chicago
Mrs Frank Martin Dies in Oregon
Mrs Frank Martin who moved from south of Elkhart to Oregon last fall died there last night. The obituary notes her death occurred in Oregon following the recent relocation from Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon
Frank Martin
Elkhart
Ten Family Members Attend Aaron Cripe Funeral
Ten members of the Cripe family gathered for Aaron Cripe's funeral in West Goshen. Six brothers and four sisters attended, ages totaling about 174 years. The oldest was 84 year old Benjamin Crim of Clinton Township and the youngest 47 year old Mrs. Adam Keifer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aaron Cripe
West Goshen Veterday
Benjamin Crim
Clinton Township
Adam Keifer
Near Southwest
Whem
Tobias Cripe
John Werner
Jon Hooves
Noah Cripe
Mrs Sims Keeps Insurance After Court Action
In the Rose Stuckman versus Charles GooSites case the court ruled that a recent payment to Mrs. Sims for damages to her residence was her property and that the son had no claim. The judgment ordered the funds to be paid to Mrs. Sims and awarded nothing to Stuckman. The Sims family had faced several proceedings weeks earlier amid a house fire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eciemt Court
Rose Stuckman
Chas GooSites
Prance Sims
Okecu Len
Suen
Simseas
Appraisers Named to Value City Property for Goshen Gas
Three appraisers have been named to determine the value of city property sought by the Goshen Gas Company. The appraisers will operate under state law to set the value of the property on the ground for the gas company’s grant. The city has submitted a request for appraisal and the terms of engagement are noted in the proceeding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goshen Gas Company
Ache Daodite
Cour Cae
Henan Woodiess
Uhre
Umier
Ch Goshen Gas Coo
Brae Anoles
Cere
Parce
Nappanee Cat Arrested Seeks New Trial
Wilbur Hare is freed after a chaotic court scene. Wola Flare, charged with sorting his wife, was jailed for weeks, granted a new trial, pleaded to terms, paid a fine, and agreed to provide for the child before leaving the jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loa Teormeat
Heo
Chile
Bicycle Accident Worsens Shoulder Injury
Local man John Heémer of Wilden Avenue fell from a bicycle after a fort line caused a forward throw. He landed on his shoulder, dislocating the joint and breaking it, with Seda dee Surcheal called to provide care for the injured rider.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Heémer
Wilden Avenue
Dencourty
Gil
Hospital question facing Goshen citizens discussed
Local hospital crowding prompts a public meeting to review hospital facilities and fees. City officials and health board members plan to discuss hospital capacity, access, and potential spending with residents and providers.
Heroine of the Civil War Mrs Toss M Valentine
Mrs Toss M Valentine of Pree Oro telece visited hero and hailed for daring acts during the Civil War. She aided Union soldiers and cared for wounded, later seen as a prominent War panel figure alongside her husband ALC W Valentine who served and died aboard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toss
Valentine
Walarusa
Pfer Murtien Tutu
Joss MO Stewart Ant
Aets
Daring
Travers
Soreeipe
Pnion
Alc W. Valentine
Amald Soldoer
Wanarusa
Death on Grand Trunk Line In South Bend Incident
A section hand named John Bracestroek was fatally injured while supervising on the Grand Trunk road in South Bend. He stepped onto the track as cars were backing, his body broken by the wheels, leaving his head face and left arm severely mangled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Trunnk
South Bend
John Bracestroek
Obituary: J Greenan Dies at 66 in Bristol Area
J Greenan died yesterday near Bristol from heart trouble at age 66. Civil War veteran of the 12th Michigan Infantry and member of Elmer Post G A R. A farmer and lawyer he served as justice of the peace and deputy prosecutor. Father of Lucius Greenan Postmaster. Funeral Saturday at 2 p.m. in Bristol.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenan
Bristol
12Th Michigan Infantry
Elmer Post, G. A. R
Lucius Greenan
Bristal
Indiana tops in new army recruit numbers says report
Indiana has furnished more arms recruits than any state and Hoosier recruits are rated highly by regular army officers for their youth discipline and steady habits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indana
Fined for Possession in Kosciusko Circuit Court
Rheinhold Kolberg of Syracuse was found guilty of possession and fined five pounds plus costs totaling about $65. Fish Commissioner Rollo Houser filed the affidavit and testified to seeing the defendant with a net when about 50 rods distant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kosciusko
Rheinhold Kolberg
Syracuse
Poner
Kilberg
Rollo Houser
Goshen College Societies Present Evening Entertainment
The Avon and C M A societies of Goshen College present an entertainment this evening featuring Jessie McDonald Jesse Brenneman Miss Spothzfus L J Shank L C Miller and Miss Barry on the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avon and
C M. A
Goshen College
Jessie McDonald
Jesse Brenneman
Miss Spothzfus
L. J. Shank
L. C. Miller
Miss Barry
Delegates to vote for Brick in Warsaw convention
Twelve Fulton county delegates will back Brick at the Warsaw congressional convention. The dispatch notes the move likely foreshadows defeat for Ananias Baker, the anti-Brick faction leader, with Chas. Merica of Warsaw expected to join the delegation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fulton County
Brick
Warsaw
Ananias Baker
Chas. Merica
Judgment Against Ft Wayne In Bridge Fall Case
Decatur court awards Sigsmund Gieseler five thousand dollars against the city of Fort Wayne after a St Marys river bridge fall involving Mrs Molly Lyons and Tone woman, who was killed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ft. Wayne
Decatur
Sigsmund Gieseler
Fort Wayne
Gieseler
Molly Lyons
St. Mary's River
Tone
Waka rusa town praised by Elk hart businessman
An Elkheart businessman claims Wakarusa is a hustling town that, in some respects, leads Elkhart, as reported by the Wakarusa Tribune.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elkhart
Wakarusa
Horse Fright Breaks Man’s Arm Near Syracuse
Simon Bunger of three miles north of Syracuse led a horse with a rope halter when the animal started and jerked, breaking his right arm. He sustained the injury as the horse reared in fear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simon Bunger
Syracuse
Car Strikes Lagrange County Farmer. Motorman Signals By Whistle
Henry Catton, a Lagrange county farmer, was struck and knocked down by a Valley line car. The incident leads to the motorman signaling by whistle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Catton
Lagrange County
Valley Line
Geese Flying South Signal Lingering Cold
Wild geese were observed heading south today indicating cold weather persists. The sighting suggests winter conditions may continue as migratory birds move to warmer regions.
Epiiteptic Village near Newcastle proposed
The Indiana project to build a village for epileptics covers 1,228.82 acres near Newcastle at a state cost of 123,882 dollars. It ranks among the largest deals related to the plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Newcastle
Guardian petition for Harriet Welder in Elkhart
Guardian is sought for Harriet Welder by Henry W. Fisher and Church & Shaw of Elkhart. The filing requests the court appoint a guardian to manage her affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church & Shaw
Elkhart
Henry W. Fisher
Harriet Welder
Christian Hunsberger and wife welcome a daughter
Christian Hunsberger and his wife announce the birth of their daughter, greeting the new arrival with family joy. The baby adds a new member to the household, enriching the family line as relatives share in the celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Hunsberger
Nod Martey Shagm
Berrien Springs Dam Project To Dredge St Joe River
The Berrien Springs Power and Electric will build a St Joe River dam at Pardee Island Michigan resettling 15 acre village land flooded to form a lake. The contract funds village bonds and provides village water supply and lower power rates for 25 acre area plus a 3100 per horsepower assessment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berrien Springs
Poesis
Martherp
South Bena
Mii
J. Q. Hamilton Gone Without Trace
J Q Hamilton once landlord of the Teagarien Hotel and a known LaPorte figure has vanished with no trace. His wife obtained a divorce at Huntington Indiana, without defense. Since their son Jay Hamilton died in the Purdue special wreck in Indianapolis two years ago, the couple drifted apart. Mrs Hamilton, formerly Dora Miller of South Bend, is living with relatives after her mother’s death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Q Hamilton
Teagarien
LaPorte
Nappanes
Sone
Huntington
Ind
Jay Hamilton
Purdue
Indianapolis
Hamilton
Los
Dora Miller
South Bend
Unearthed Silver Cross Sparks Speculation Near Elkhart River
An antiquated silver cross is uncovered during excavation along the Elkhart River. David Walter Einaert finds the cross amid remains tied to early Jesuit mission activity. Curators and local historians discuss potential links to Marquette and Native inhabitants, weighing possible ceremonial or burial significance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elkhart River
Einaert
David Walter
Mother Marquette
Miehabou
Neers
Burke
Bon
Oom
Gore
Married Couple Wed After Separation In Elkhart
Mr Vern EB KRemp of Elkhart and Mrs Ava Mo Cathcart recently divorced and now wed at the Moers parents home in Bristol. Rev A A Teener officiated. The couple plan to live in Elkhart where Kecap works for Lake Shore Co. Warsaw seeks a general agent and manager post for Northern Indiana with Wood Wertin at Fidelity Mutual Life Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vern Eb, Kremp
Elknart
Ava Mo Cathcart
John Cathcart
Moers
Alber Srotep
Brisol
Revo A. A
Warsaw
Indiana
Wood. Wertin
Fidelity Mutual Life
As Co
Philadelphia
Graves and Bartol Celebrate Partnership Anniversary
Graves and Bartol, the oldest law firm in Warsaw, marked the th anniversary of their partnership yesterday. Partners Jor Graves and 2b Harol are prominent in Pytaian circles and have attended meetings of that order locally.
Elkhart Rebekahs Invite To Goshen Meeting
Elkhart Rebekah lodge members are invited by Goshen lodge to join next Monday evening for a visit with Mrs. T. K Mann of Muncie, president of the state assembly. The group plans to depart Elkhart on the 6:50 car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elkhart Rebekah
Goshen Lodge
T. K Mann
Muncie
State Assembly
Elshary
Dividend Begins Today From National Mfg Co
Trustee Strafford Maxon of the National Mfg Co in Elkhart starts paying a 10 percent dividend to creditors today. This follows a prior 20 percent dividend. Maxon declined to estimate how much more may accrue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Strafford Maxon
National Mfg. Co
Elkhart
Maxon
Knapp Advances in Pole Vault at Bucknell
Louis Knapp, former Elkhart High athlete and son of B. B. Knapp of Bristol, now at Bucknell University, Pa, is making rapid strides in pole vaulting. He has cleared 9 feet 6 inches indoors and vows to surpass this in an outdoor meet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Knapp
Elkhart
B. B. Knapp
Bristol
Bucknell University
Perry Fliptan
Frink
Tie Doerops
Local Officials Face Audit Findings in Lagrange
John J. Gillette and Ira Ford, two ex perts, identified minor accounting errors by E. M. Hutchinson the clerk and Mr. Strop the treasurer in Lagrange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. Gillette
Ira Ford
E. M. Hutchinson
Mr. Strop
Lagrange
Ladies Missionary Society entertained by Dr Kaufman
The Ladies Missionary Society of the Presbyterian church was entertained yesterday afternoon by Dr. Kaufman. Refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church
Kaufman
LaPorte County Historical Society Forms Sports Committee
The LaPorte County Historical Society adopts a new constitution and rites for its operations. It aims to establish a museum and conduct business with organized meetings. Prof Eo a Butined will read a paper on county schools at the first April meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Historical Society
LaPorte
Lakorte
Farneman Alienation Case Delayed to Month End
The Farneman divorce case involving Mare Estelli Farne Thad and Herbert Farneman is postponed to later this month. Judge Bunk of the St Joseph circuit court will hear the matter as it attracts wide attention.
Syracuse Man Vern Benner Seeks Second Trial
Vern Benner the Syracuse youth convicted in Kosciusko County asks for a new trial. He may face an additional charge for passing worthless paper for money. Benner surrendered recently to Sheriff Mabteo after eluding officers for months. Jo North represents him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vern Benner
Syracuse
Kosciusko Century
Benner
Warsaw
Saeriff Mabteo
Jo North
Physician Relocates to Canada for Several Years
Dr Myers ships goods to Canada and plans residence there for several years. Fle serves as treasurer of the Canadian Land Development company which acquired several farming land sections. A number of residents from this vicinity will also move there this spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myers
Canada
Fle
Canadian Land & Development Company
Burr Oak notices mix of moves sales and visits
Assessors visit Burr Oak as March begins. Families relocate to Dunathan farm and Oklahoma, with others returning from trips. Local illnesses, a picture agent sales, and wood prices noted. Epworth League hosts an exchange sale. Canadian West products display at Twomey’s shoe store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth League
M. E. Church
Rogers & Wilson Music
Twomey's
Robbed Farmer Loses Cash in Wood Alcohol Incident
Elkhart man Ward Dunbar is arrested on robbery charges after allegedly stealing 28 dollars from Free Eby, a farmer north of Elkhart, during a night out with drunks. Eby recovered consciousness after treatment for wood alcohol poisoning, while Dunbar faces bond set at 500.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sy Ward Dunbar
Elkhart
Mo Eby
ElShare
Island Park
Dunbar
Northern Indiana Deaths Chronicle Several Local Passings
Death notices from northern Indiana report Henris Randall aged 77 from Mid fort Lafranse county and Mrs Joseph Stranta of Terre Coupee prairie St Joseph county both dying after illness. Also mention Mrs Wennpberg of South Bend and Mrs Mary Femgeqy of South Bend aged 84 who had resided locally for years and were linked to area work and Pine Grove origins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henris Randall
Sears
Midfort
Lafranse County
Joseph Stranta
Terre Coupee Prairie
Sto Joseph County
Wennpberg
South Beni
Piresburg
Carnegie Steegy Mills
Mary Femgeqy
South Bend
Pine Grove
Pal
Sines
Sick List Briefs Highlight Local Ailments and Recoveries
Sick list notes several residents in ill health. Al Zollinger, ill two months with absersion and scour, underwent a Wednesday operation and is recovering. Henry Hendrick of Clinton Township is listed as ill. Myron Smith of Middlebury is in a critical condition after several months of illness. Mrs Henry Dick of 407 South Seventh Street shows improvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al Zollinger
Henry Henderick
Clinton Township
Myron Smith
Middlebury
Henry Dick
South
Sevenith Street
Notre Dame Brother Patrick Derrig Renounces Allegiance
Brother Patrick Derrig of Notre Dame University appeared in St. Joseph circuit court and renounced allegiance to King Edward. He received final naturalization papers. Derrig is known across Northern Indiana and Southern Michigan, having come to Notre Dame from New York City over twenty years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick Lt. Derg
Notre Dame University
St. Joseph
King Edward
Brother Derrig
Indiana
Michigan
Notre Dame
New York City
Painter William Grimes Declared Unfit After Jail Demand
LaPorte painter and decorator William Grimes went to the county jail and demanded confinement claiming he was starving and would harm someone. He was declared of unsound mind after the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Grimes
LaPorte
Rails Ready for Final Goshen Warsaw Segment
All Steel now on Ground. The last load of steel rails for the Goshen Warsaw electric line has been received and everything is ready for laying the last nine miles of track into Goshen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goshen- Warsaw
Goshen
Y’s Disband Tonight and New Senior L. T. L. Formed
The Y’s meet with the Senior L. T. L. this evening at Master Chas. Pittinger’s home 627 South Seventh street to disband. The Senior L. T. L. formed recently with many charter members invites former Y members to join Friday evening and hopes for wide participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y's
Chas. Pittinger
South Seventh Street
Land values rise in Kansas and Texas Panhandle districts
The notice promotes investing in fertile lands in southwestern Kansas and the Texas Panhandle, claiming steady price growth and good profits. It invites readers to join on March 6 to investigate, listing O A Switzer immigration agents in Warsaw Indiana and D J Miller in Goshen Indiana as contacts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Texas
A. E. Switzer
Rock Island System
Warsaw
Ind
D. J. Miller
BE. Lincoln Avenue
Goshen
Dressed Chicken at Swinehart and Merritt’s
A dressed chicken is advertised as available at Swinehart and Merritt’s, likely a local meat shop or market offer. The brief note promotes a ready prepared fowl for purchase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swinehart & Merritt's
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Chares Pfei
Er Ye Satna
AO Stesno
Ernest Oa
Shantier
Dave Teen Tise Ipese
Guardian
Ourias
Circuit Court
Kate Chppanger
McChiren
Etohbart
Tory Eh
Nolle Prosse
Ube Gases
Aupis Cottussione
Restara
Elkbest
Pristet
North Main Street
Roch Run Creek
Securine
Decatton Lowe Mac Beeen
Probate Court
Philippines
Manila
Moras
Wood
St. Do
Philips
Benito Marel
Phillips
Pola
Ghosnen Qian
Mishawaka
Terry Shore
Albert W. Haines
Frazer
Mrs. Sims
Wilbur Hare
Nappanee
Todas
Wile
City Medical Society
Medea
Soc
Too Beesne
M.S Steiner
Oathside
Eau
Visting
Wakrusa
Grand Trunk
Mortuary Record
Fulton
J. Q. Hamilton
Father Marquette
Elkhart Rebekahs
LaPorte County Historical Society
Farneman
Burr Oak News
Charles Carr
Dunathan
Frank Miller
Colorado
Thomas Bunger
John Dunithan
Oklahoma
L. J. Brooks
Island
Grimes
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