”Issuance. lurk 9.41: steamer nu. no sickn-
lmlught important news irom wasonlyofaiew
. «now-val that Jonson-do day- dumion and
willpowe- tbs lslands owing totbeeur Hr to relied-r.
' DI! orator Naulwa had called upon the
‘ purities-l
WWW in. protectorate,
' whirl-s. ThJ-mswmmwl torso and received the rank of turret sco-
’ fl ”her W at them have left Mexicobe went to West Point as pride-or
- 5!
to bring about—namely. annexatitm—in famous deeds of daring and superb gen-
with
y ., \‘M‘u'iit't. _
Mundane'l’hem.
{ uncomm-
erry B oral
pot osfiudlwuw w “.uWkarun-
sumptuous . .
”3&0 w ; “um“ . a
owner 2. kaasvr- ru.
I'ba wean-lac Iaataaty ColourIPa-aa
Away Dona la lwaaaa.
use-run. maul—M llltby
Imithdldatbflpmublskomafiwaass.
tron. Ila had justvatururd from aauutb-
_ on tour. visiting
New Orleans.
whereba had nu-
merous relatives
and trlcuda Tbs
news oi his death
" Klan! alum. lasts worn anter- f
tained as to the rmult. The malady was
stomach trouble. which had caused more
or less pain for months.
This veteran warrior and teacher is tha
last of the genuine Kentucky colonclso!
the coulederaey.
General B. Kirby Smith was born in St.
Augustine. Fla. May 3, 183i. [is gradu-
ated at the United States Military academy
Malabar numberoi her subjects
‘ them plantations Chief Justice
Jada-la making about the matter. in
MMMthacaptain of the Japa’
governmentandsaidtbatiitbe
fislapaursa would considar that no gov-l
cannot m on tho islandaudwould
w ars lid to ho pmflllfls thronsh nudiiéuteuautandat oucccuteredtbolfex-
tharsmsnsraiivslsborsor their subjects. icon war. At the close oi the war with
oi mathematics. receiving a captain’scom-
mission and went to the frontier in 1855 In
Int he was promoted to maior. and when
Florida acceded iron the Union was up
Indium
w linker Wodehousoia on (ricott-
OalnslvolnayAsbiord. whowasobliged brilliant one. his exploits at Bull Run and
bi”! Iortbc States for advocating what the campaigns in Ksutucky.'l‘enucsaceand
mmtisnowsceking on theses coast being some of the most
a correspondent said‘srslabiplntbe history of the great strug-
Japauwlsapowrruottobadaplsed, gle. in 186! bewaspromoted to the rank
‘dbawaaaatlafiadtbat thsNauiwa would oi full general.
lav-Iladaansifort to annex orcstablisbs He was the junior of seven generals of
on the islands bad she not the Confederate army and the last to to-
w Mid by Minister Stevens. ccive that promotion. which closes a lilo
——-—- of honor and glory. Amusements have
Author Hausa at tbs Situation. been made for a special train to carry a
Hm. March 15...“. uncertainty largo delegation oi Conledcratc soldiers to
wild prevails as to the probable late oi the mountain to pay their last respects to
“Hulls. so far as the question of annex. their dead commander.
' h
scans WOULD NOT—Anion“.
'l’bey Rolland to Jola In tho Blah of ti.
Assembly-sen.
ALBA“, March 21—4 joint. Mum
II“! i ,- to adjourn sins die on April it wn rn
m was—kthlifg: a: figfigbficl?%=: through the assembly, and the senate rc—
avowrd purpose of maintaining, u 1., M fused to concur because they say the work
u. intonumy M the country, cannot be finished in two weeks.
”mun mm to the annexa Mr. Durack's bill for the creation of a
g” m with delay. new state department to supervise the
’l'lla oflcsra and many of the members oi “‘lzfs‘fid b‘uildiug “bl“ “salami“;
ing ynt eassern yatt
“ale-cucwmnotat Ilrst strongly against the “national" bankers.
The following hustnua was transacted in
the senate:
Senator McClelland's bill, providing that.
coroners shall investigate the origin of
lira; Assemblyman Farqnhar's. for the as-
covenant. is having its elect on the tablisbment of an epileptic colony. and 'Au
minds :1 the native Hawaiians, who are "mum“ Southworth's. allowing 1‘"
.turallyprouctornlargr. 3",“ royalists York city auctioneers to sell horasaand
“u a,“ “,8 public 501!“th ll] live stock ll ”10 night “Inf. were M.
United Sintcsiacbanglug in their n, T" “m“! ”3"“ WW “W"
var through [ch repreaentations of New hm mm" 5" ‘mk c", “”me
mauudl’rincc David. and they 85" it monevlor additional common schools in
mnatthequecu confidently Q‘M.’ in- New lork city and Mr. Adums‘ bill pro-
m by the steamer “mm“. arriv- viding tor the grading oi anthracite coal.
‘ heroes the an inst..that her throne
be restored to her. though ponlbly
with the conditions attached that till
“Iliad States will declare a protectorate.
its-ting: of the Civil Righuor the Black
league. as it is popularly termed, and
Pairlotlclcaguc and of the Native
at llawaii are being muforcrdlry
oi those dissatisfied with the
by the provisional govern-
ing its appointment. Almost
diheasmastingahavcbseuhcld in so
open matting-I u have been held
more to the mattrrof organiza-
Ilufilntotllepolicytohspnrsuad. The
when. sent a delegation to
nth-r islaada to organise branches
mar ills fashion oi the Civil Rights
hora which it originally sprung.
on account of distrust-om.
hers telling oi apparent doubt ex
Hill in the mindsol some of the peopled
lb United States aato tbs justnsss of so
asflug this proposal oi the provisional
’I’nlalrn from Spain.
Nsw You. March Lia—The Spanish ex-
hibit at the World’s fair was discharged
lrom the Cebullos steamer Mexico at Pic!
8, East river. One painting alone in the
shipment. is valued at noon, being a
Murillo. There are besides about 40M
0! paintings, all old masters or the choicest
examples of modern schools. A notable
feature oi the exhibit will heths native
wines oi Spain. at which there are over“)
cases. Some of tblv wine goes back several
ccnturieain age. Then there are 15 cases
of artillery and other arms, representing
the earlisst stage-oi the modern artot
war. Another notable feature is the china
and earthenware exhibit, at which to im‘
mouse cases have arrived. All the truss-
ures oi Spanish art and til-wry have been
drawn upon and are supplemented by es-
l
Ila Ivar-d lbs lav-Ira.
Nrr Your. March 29.~(.‘ommivslomr oi
Public Works Daly started out from this
city today on his tour oi inspection of the
onion water shed in orderto have removed
whatever nuiaaucss be may and under the
a ‘ attain prominaut M "an” authority of the recently enacted Webster
.' " ’"' u n“ “M "' mm nu. no. Dalybadatilratlntendrd mus.
:m‘m’mx m a force oi men with him to summarily ro-
move whatever muses oi pollution be
kw forth interim that is popur might find. but changed I“. mind and took
nobody with him except Chief Engineer
. Tho chief engineer, llr. llaly
aabi. would help him to llnd tbs uulsancsa
and he would employ mru lnths neighbor»
land to marathon). Thlschangsof plan
issald tobsdnstotsartbat trouble might
be auscd ”the appraraocs of a lama
fares (rum thrdrpartuarut of public works.
fly—Ida'. Thswomsnoftbeislands
-Ihstor is local politics andarspro
royallaia.
Muted militiamen under the leader.
tbs cabiust.paaad bythsad
avaacil and Ian! act
urn—mm ”m
Wat Possibilities.
”Windlass-Iguassu”
warms-awn“ for but
A Partial Amati-a.
an Yasmin). larch tu~11u corru-
25.
T
costume.
vataioprocssdtotbe election of iissccrow
\’ J ' n j l l "
Mil. lllllISfll in 00..
” “lo-inn at. art-sin.
Amaranth-sir. It:
SHIT-DB lllllllll's EASE.
It is Introduced Into the Senate
by Senator Hoar.
momentum:
V ., ;
Its-pal laryla-d our arises-Murru-
laat Harrison's Broth-r Calls ca Presl-
lnt Mall Wills a lingual—A I“
Oswa- lary ‘I’alknl 0!.
Wasuumm. March n—nc ssuatewss
in session just “minutes. BausiorGor-
man oflersd resolutions requiring the arm
tary, aergcsnt-abarms and chaplain. these
others- to outer on thsir dutisannell
next. The resolutions proposed William
it. Cox of North Carolina. Richaul B.
Bright of ludlaus and the Rev. W. H. hill-
burn, the blind chaplain of the house. for
theolllces named. At Senator Gonnan's
suggestion the resolutions were read and
laid on the table.
Senator Hoar uttered a resolution disco-tr
ing the committee on privileges and also
tious to investigate the allegations charg-
ing Senator Bosch ol’ North Dakota with
criminal embezzlement and to report what
8 the duty of tbcsenatc in relatiouthcrrto.
At Senator Gonnan's request. the vaults.
tiou went over a day.
Prose-tor! and The. Bong-ad.
The resignation of cx-Ssnator Pierce of
Minnesota as United States minister to
Portugal has been received by Secretary
Gresham. Mr. Pierce was appointed Jan.
4 last to fill a vacancy, left this country a
month later and arrived by a circuitous
route at Lisbon after President Cleveland's
inauguration. it is understood that his
first ofllcial act alter presentation at court
was to resign.
Glee backers Barred OIL
Tucaday was the first day the new presi
dcntial order that no visitors shall be m
ceived by cabinet onions on Tuesdays and
Fridays was put in lorce. The order was
rigidly observed and no mllers were m
ccivcd. The eflect was to keep away nearly
all the congressmen and other seekers who
have been haunting the department.
A Sea Grae- Kavy Park-pa.
The navy department has under consid-
eration the question oi painting all our
steel war ships some other color than
white. The experience with the lntlcrcolm'
is that it is very expensive. and it has been
almost impossible to keep the ships bright
and clean.
Besides ships painted white are too con-
spicuous for the tire of the enemy when ob-
scurity is desired as long as possible. A
light gray color. animilating to an atmor
pheric base. finds much favor with naval
officers as oflsriug less objection than any
other color suggested. An experiment in
color is being tried with'the torpedo boat
Cunning. which has been painted a sea
green color.
Cabinet Basalaaa Very leer-I. -
The members of President Cleveland’s
cabinet are. as a rule, very close mouthed
in rrgnn‘l to what occurs at cabinet meet-
ings. and some of them have made it a rule
to say nothing concerning them. Little
can, therefore. be learned of the doing; in
the council chambers The cabinet meets
twice a week—on Tuesdays and Fridays.
The inst session, it is said, was devoted to
themnsidrration of pending appointments.
1’.- Es— Prwaldnt'a Brother a Senior.
John Scott Harrison of Kansas City. a
brother oi cx-Pres‘uleut Harrison but a
staunch Democrat, and Mr. C. Tichnor oi
Kansas City. a Cleveland Republlran.
called on President Cleveland. The former.
it. is said. would like to be surveyor ol cus-
toms at Kansas City.
Patrick l‘ulllns of Mamchusctta called
to thank the prcsids-m for his appointment
' ' at l ' and —‘
that he would sail in two Weeks. Senator
Dolph culled and introduced to President
Cleveland Miss K M. [lay of Portland.
Or, who is trawling in the oppo—ila dime
lion to that taken by Misc lieu Mitchellol
Chicago, who is making a trip 0! the west
em states and Mexico without touching
her loot on the ground before she returns
to her place of departure. Miss Day spent
a tow hours in the city and that munwd
her journey.
'I‘wls Nominations.
The following nominations were sent to
the senate: George D. Dillard of Miaaisaip
, to be consul general at Gay-quill, and
rs W, Miller. l'nited Stairs attorney lot
the district oi Moth Dakota Dillard is a
lawyer and gratin-to of the University oi
Mississippi. lir- has been a member 0! the
state senate and of constitutional court-u
lions and helped to tram: the present Mis-
llnlppl code.
sis-p Counts-loner at Immigration.
hrltrpveasntative Stun-p of Maryland
has been selected for commissioner n! im
migration lo the treasury department to
succeed Wmhsiousr Owen of ludlaua.
The nomination goal to the senate today.
llstar Was-tugb- latices.
'l’bs senate hrseaivinu quite a unmbsroi
protests against the Russian extradition
treaty.
Ills for appointmentth vacancy oi pay-
mastsrtuthearmywlththsrsuk oimajor.
lapriucslyaarl Oriental style. The brida
is a Mutual and amplified girl at I‘l.
a racsivsa ,
Delia-linuloha while tbs pvospretlve rm.m
.3
ii
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asattothessaatstbsprerantwrakwillia-
eludes doses or more collectors of our
States
mums-n
.
eds-lacs the suspension oi in
laatJuly.
wastwlsa
vhitorsbdazpslkimtoasssautisrlarpsnmor
vamflm
ill _,rumstm .51.. runs.
Wain "find.
.1“ “mm to thodlrrnilon
There arsooleastbanmappllcatlousoa
lu- upseiedtbatthso-imumioh
tit—at the various portsoi tit-Unitas!
department a advised that
iron llambur: have so»
fired at Halifax destined [or points in the
United states. This is the first arrival at
Immigrants from Hamburg by way of Can»
migration
myoannacs. ally
u. use mice a anim- l'alaoas watt.
la on Call.
Jscssos. chh..llarcb u— whim
by lrvlsg Lott-m alter his escape fro.
prison Sunday night has developed. llr.
Souls. a farmer living near Horton. about
it mills irom bore. is use that Latimsr
was at his house Monday morning.
The man he saw bad on a graypairot
pants sad vest. such as they wear is Jack-
sunprlsoo. Hiscoat was alougoneandii
was much toolargc for him and looked rus-
ty. ills hat was a worn out slouch and he
had apalrolold ioltbuotaonhislast.
Souls asked him into breakfast and beats
a hearty meal. When he lets be cut arm.
the fields instead or taking the road down
to Burton. Souls says that since arcing
LatImsr‘s picture be is aura be is the man
who ate breaklnt with him.
Night Guard llaigbt died from the edema
of pruasic acid. That fact is settlad. When
Dr. Novl was given the bottles he at once
mid that they both contained prosaic acid.
The result oi the analysis oi the stomach
willaooubaccmplctcd. From a book louud
lu miner‘s eell and passages marked in
it. it iaorrtaln that be has been reading up
on poisons and their action.
It was found where Latitucr purchased
the prussio acid that killed Night Guard
"sight. The second vial of the drug was
obtained nu Saturday from mom d
stun. having been ordered from New Y
some liars before. The first vial was pur—
chased some months ago —
it was rumored in Detroit that Laiimsr
had crossed the Detroit river to a point
near Sandwich. Ont. odious followed up
the claw.
latch—Between 3-30 and 9 o'clock p. m.
R. Irving Latimer. the escaped convict,
who murdered his keeper, was captured at
Jeroma. a little town in Hillsdale county.
about an miles from here. lie want lutoa
atorstopurobaseapairofahoss Thepso.
pic in the store recognised Lstimer, who
became irightened and fled down the rail-
road, followed by a crowd. After a long
chase the murderer was captured. and the
whole party started toward Jackson.
sunning-n at Mulligan latters' I’ama.
litmus. March lea—James Mulligan.
who is well known in this city and through-
out the country through his counaotiim
with the Bluinel’iaber letters years ago. is
very sick with pneumonia at the New Bug-
gland house. where he has lived for many
years. Mr. Mulligan has been a Presby-
terian through lllc, but has sent for one o!
the Jesuit fathers of St. Mary’s church.
port: end, to be received into the Catholic
alt
Could Xe! Provo Him a l-ugglar.
Unca, x. Y.. Maren 21—de
man, a butcher at the Thousand
demanded damages against United States
Collector C. H. Smith oi Clayton and Day
uty Collectors Bread. Slate and Bates for
false imprisonment on the charge of smug-
gling mrat. lie wan imprisoned scv -al
days and finally discharged. Judgment
was given against the defendants (or m.
As. “no tho Robbers!
New Your, March ell—The two man an
rested at High Bridge are manned 0! b9
ing the men who robbed t Pawlings
(N. Y.) bank last night. They gave their
names as lleory Carey of 233 Bloomfield
avenue. Hobokcn, N. J.. and John Wogan.
alias Walsh. of Philadelphia in their
satchela were found m, m worth of
jewelry and a lot oi stocks and bonds
Governor and fihsrll’ Clash.
PortrLasp. On. March fill—There is a
clash between Governor l’eunoyer and
United States Marshal Bagin over the cm-
ployrneut oi a deputy United States mar-
shal at Drain. Or. to protect the property
ol the Southern Pacific railroad The peo-
ple of that place are endeavoring to drive
out the Japanese section bands employed
by the company.
A lulla- Colo-cl D.“-
N" You. March 29. ~Colouel Jo-ph
P. O'i'lynu. 5‘ years of age, an lrish pa
triot and one at the most active and promi-
nent members oi the Clan~nn—gael, is dead.
Colonel O'I'iyun led a Fenian regiment
from Philadelphia in the raid on Canada
under General O'Neill, and was active in
every Irish movement.
spoil-d a loam};
Nrw Your, March fl—Ths spots oltba
'l‘blugvalla Steamship “us an consider»
bly wrought up over the action of the llam-
burgrAlnorlmn Packrtt company in estab
llablng a new
puny has had a monopoly for many years.
lust llara lush-d or law-y.
Buoossvx. Navel: 29.—Mn. Kim. lavy
sued her iaibcrlin-law to make him return
her husband. Bylvon lay.” years old.
bhsonwas. She lost. Then "ml”!
tious and ask ”his”.
Onl- ‘ll...’ “In”.
lay “it '"I I“ I'm".
motto is Quick-
pasaeuger acrrlcs to this city
from the ports at which the former cm
The iatbaolullaw said he know not when
unabswouldm [or alisuationof also
Bauhaus, larch luv-in tbs ess. of
Mosul lineman, a resident of Brooklya.
whosusd ibCralI-al Railroad company at
New Jersey in the Uultrdfitaiaaoourt ton-
rover mono damages for personal injuries.
the Jury returned a verdict allowing kits
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Well Seated
in public opinion.
B-L
Tobacco
is popular
because it is
the greatest chew
or smoke
for least money.
Harlot mlg
that you
may wish
and we
a
.Ilakrs an every-day convenience of an
old—time luxury. Pure and wholesome.
Ptrparrd with scrupulous care. ilighefl
award at all Pure Food Expositions. Each
Guarantee
gr makes two large tics. Avoid
nations—and insist on having thr
NONE SUCH brand.
IERRELL & SOULE. Syracuse. N. Y
nix ly
that the
work
will be
done with
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at da ,aad will be startled Illlu'ulu‘;
”tom" th’atuwlll reward yourefirts \Vr
pontively Land-chest Manama-git
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ployrd. but re a low span moments,
to "Ohm. to advantage. rhea |You“; st
for I our grand opportu- .
lull l by return mail. dona-
and
learn
[glint coullallamauasimlo
acuml
A- ,. .‘... ._._.
’ minus.
‘ sat turnout-sit
“Mass;
, stoves.
TlN “WARE
can't-insinuate
mournuuussuuun
T. S. llflNAlllSllN,
South Norwalk. '3
tumult
.SEkEEX
In lion Aches.“
llo lure Restless Days.
to line Sleepless Nights
With increasing Appetite and perfect Dim
lion iiope takos the place of deepalr; your
daily duties become n delight and hill. a
Joy.
Then stop that cough with
Yankee
LUNG Sflfllflifl.
Ask your nelgh‘ or about it. and if nut hilly
satisfied iuuuire at the
CITY DRUG SHIRE,
82 “'ASHISGTON ST"
Or of
G. A. Gregory 8: 00..
SDRVVALK. (‘T
50. SOHVVA LK.
lit the not!
“ Perfect’ ’
Flour.
Dibble 8; Comstock have now
in store a. car load of high grade
flour. It 15:). better flour than
Joues’ or any other spring and
winter wheat mixture Costs
more to make it, and will turn
out more bread to the barrel
because it; is a stronger flour;
that is. it will take more water.
It requires more kneading.
Guaranteed the best. and to
suit or no sale.
$5.25 buys a barrel.
.68 buys a 2% lb. bag.
.50 buys 17 lbs.
.25 buys 8 lbs.
Buy,
Try.
Price lOW,
Quality high.
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Dibble &. Bomsmck’s.
DR. F. W. DARMER.
POP" IID'I'ICK‘I Hl'ILIHNG.
Smith Nurn‘als.
(Wynn.
Painless Dentistry
Tea-tn idiot and Plural-MI without pain.
(‘ruwn and flrulxr Work.
BEST til'll‘ Ill; I'll/21M "N Bill) BI‘IIIIER.
No beitcr made no matter how much you (my.
Tacit: extracted wlilsaot pals. - talc
Ilha. \‘ltll’ntrd Mr or Anvplu’lli l.
Tooth clflannl. - .
Tooth Mien with Amalgam. - . __
Tooth till-d sub Platinum. - . .o
Tooth lilies! with “old. 4 ”All and up
All Work ilsarsatrrd.
(Milt-e "pen (mm 8 a. -. until 9 p. In.
lutram No. i‘.’ Washington st. oil ly
The liberal Contrast
(Mend under l’nlxrlea issued by the
Newlorkljlelnsutancem
corn-rid- itself In ovary person dnlrlug
Isllslls Insurance
imbibed with a
conservative Investment.
Volt particular-aorta ill-m for your
individual we: iarulstrm
il. l. Slllll. Brutal taut.
Isaac I. Ironic Building. - Iarwala.
llli Milli
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as a.
I'll-low.-
“you“... saris
our status t gout.
Houseémi
lint Horses.
v. (loam arrived toad
I!
work
loath
with a rar
hoists or aids- m
Istuasiscnrum
hhlfl.
J. n. ’J traumas.”
Undertaker.
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10331141).
lll’lllllll llllS Ill Slllllllil.
Pickled Oysters. ’
MON! CALL 3 ll.
Hunt & Zéluff,
82 Washington Street.
E.l.MorrisSaiéli '
Successors to l. C. lorrla & (ls.
cans-at. 0:59.000.
it auditory St. Boston. list.
Fire and
Burglar-Proof Sales.
Sales.
Rank Vaults,
Bank Vault. Doors.
AND
BEHISIT WORK OF All KINDS.
The Best Sales in the llorld.
mm in use. Always pre-
serve their Contents.
1.5030” in Lynn. Ma‘s" since that at lire
when: 50 of our sales were subjectedgbeintcnsc‘
Lent. ormn‘m; then mntenta.
WifllAlilf’lOS REPORD also in the Great
t im-agu l’ll't‘ in lull. in the Great Boston Fire
to lot}, and in all the great tin-s shoe. Bend
(Url'lnufll’h. Azents wanted. 53mm
on and until?“
DAlLY DIRECT
Freight Line
HERVEEX
NEW YORK
80th Hawaii
NoruIalk.
Till-1 PROPELLERS
City of Nurwalk
AND
EAGLE
\l'lll Irina» l’iur 3‘. ii). ll.,1lice-klimn street
5cm l'an. m 5 p. m.
ld'llt‘ Nuruulk 7. p. m.: South Norwalk 5-,"
p. In.
i‘rviglll ru-elvrtl from 1' n. In. in 6 p. Ill.
l'pun itllplll'ttllitll in ugrms thi-t‘iiy‘ni Nor-
wnlk unrl Eagle will lw' win! for special lntmxl
li’rlulll onyx-thirty in New ‘r'urk or it» vicinity.
WAN permna :iru turbid trusting any n!
the cm illsys-suf "to bottle“)! this lino onse-
munto lliruwnrfn tin-rmr. m
, E. c. TOMLINSON;
IJI'EN'IIZ" I’IIA “‘ACI".
ilun'mmr to i. ll. llU‘IT.
._..,_.,-. «9 0..-...
“'w urv in no ago or l’orlumc. and by-
ltuumm l urtiui rotitrivnm-rn all ll]! delirious
ill-inn! the usnlm arc takt‘fi into captivity
[or tlnv imloi. Tho fruxrant Vitrirl in Impris-
Itnml. and tho llt‘lll'fllfl subllo- flavor» of a
tlwmavnl il-mil lh‘nliilsn no brought Into
"ambition an that woman. lovely woman.
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