1...“ wet: . ... t we
mow-um“ “h
uncommon
‘ I mumrlluanehm-essaylnathmitpwmlt-
8 TBEASOIS FLAG. .....a. t. ...... 7
—— on. . , the“ ‘
‘ " ' uwasdoahttalitheonaldpralmthbeal
,uitshould ladoue. This flirtation"
mt‘ethstwaetor'radupou "Intuit-book
ddhdplinwhlchmade it necessaryfor
hlattot‘soabote oonddesutiona,
eantltoa reatltesttorneyfornr.
Brim questlouhsforethaa-ua
was not, he odd. whether or not .
unrepentant”
arnotthea could be lawfully.”
tainsd. The wof the «lentils-tap
forbadetheeonsiderstionofitsmaitaand
he «pro-d regret that the prosecution
hadnotobesvved thislaw. Theuamelaw
constrained the murmur!!!”
nottoconsider the otsttvovsrst. inqutuv
tionstthis time.latt simply todetermlae
thek-tntiityot the .
Thefirstthingtobedecidedwuwhathrr
theforrn of the appeal was correct.”
whethrrany mattsrsuistedwhich-llht
justify the sustaining of the appul.
The second ground upon which thesis
pellreopmsed the entertainingof thesp-
peulwas that it was a wall mtablhhd
principle of lawtltat a public prosecutor
couldnotappral tromaverrlletofao—
quits]. The defendant was mused of
bemyandDr.Briggs sketched the legal
' and ecclesiastical definitions of betray.
' and thrhistoryof the manner of dealing
width.
Now, he said, the punishment for the
crimeof mightnot deprireaman
Masseublymvenedst’
thbmutulngtherewasevsaa
Bowdotqvectstorsthanouthe
? of his life. unit at- liberty, but the multi-
ment might alerterdettmysman'uc-
e . ole-issued life.andit therefore becamea
.5” Wm Ienll “:1: pertinent question whether or notaman
shouldhctwice placed in jeopardyolhls
eccleslutlral life after luring been fully
tried and acquitted.
"A much more fundamental qnmtlon
was at stake.” said Dr. Briggs, “than any
principlrsollawor doctrine thanhadyet
been dim. That was whether the
Presbyteriunchurch ‘ " be "cred
as a merely voluntary religious society or
a church of Jesus Christ."
It was the civil law of the land, he said,
that no man should be twice tried for the
some aliens». The New York pmbytrry,
under orders ofthe general ansernhly, tried
Dr. Briggsfortltecrime of haesyaudsc»
quittcd him. Was the l’rabytesian chard:
ready to ignore or violate that wall lettlod
principle found by centuries of observation
and experience to be essentisl to the well
being of the people without good and suf-
lleknt cause! it was true. the church did
not punish a minister in his physical be.
ing, but to dopme a minister. to deprive
him of his ecclesiastical life, was to inflict
a punishment tarmmecruel than that per
mittsd in the civil courts.
Dr. Brigguthendiscuaasd thelaw of up
penis. This, he smut, could be invoked
onlybypartiesoriginaltothecaseandsg—
grieval parties.
Dr. Briggs spoke- an hour and a half.
H
:oLfism-mmmue house.
“”hflhefifiocmbdmmh
an” witha request formula
V‘lhalmportaneeot thembjsrt,bowsvsv,
mmudlmglsd thousandth-
hmcuumdsdit. lwitlehortatiteofaras
Ina. lyargtnnm onthc basis of the
rind-nu!
, has allowed myselt half an but in
warmlytoanyargnmentwhichl
”when ' ”
.5.an went on to any that he
kin” "' . dcemplainuacwhefoeeths
Yoshaymalaad stfllmoretohopse-
.tolltulyaall lethonght he ought to
havetha'mhlontohavethamrcedthe
“law-a givsn,as heaesertcd,tothe
, Wide. With the that
kwouldheparmittedtohavethatprhtw
“handgun“ that hewnuldnottirs
“.5“thth
kit’mained
m
Azu'onos
- WJW“ ......»
“IE FAIR
Crowds Are Coming and the
TicketSellersAreBuay.
son an m0”. vonnm
2th- Oataa Are Opened Sundays! In-
junction Will Is Demanded—line’s
ProttyDaildiueaOeaurotAttractiou.
Acommittoemanlastm
cutcmo, May 5-People onuudr of
Chicagoan beginning to realise that the
great World's Colombian upositlnn is
sprn and basin. at the ticket olllam h
tutu-tn; to boom. The hotel proprietors.
too. are realising the fact and their hostel-
rlq which were vacant of Indy-a duds;
thedntfortulght ot that-inanfmtll}
mg up with out ottown people. Slnce the
opening day almost norm of peoplehave
paid for tons-tut to the White cm. and
the attendance appears to be on a steady in-
mate. The expwition is already makiru
money. _
The daily reports received by Auditor
Ackerman show that in spite of unfavor-
able weather and generous treatment of
routessiounries, tltt- expotdflon company is
now receiving more than 06.000 aday above
the running expenses. As the working
force in all departments is being rapidly
reduced the surplus will begin to accumu-
late rapidly within a few days.
The receipts are now about “6,000 a day,
of which from 91m) to 63.!!!) comes from
”occasional”; If the peroemagg due
from coucessiouaircs were collected y
the income would now be about 00,000. In
many ones it has been found necemary to
' ' ' " lenient-e with conces-
tionaires who have been conducting rt:-
taurnuts and similar places at a great loss.
; .x
' ' ‘...’ \
IAI‘SI'S ETA T2 Bl'lLDl 5’0.
Gaaoline Coronal-ash”.
Balk-.6103, Who, May fi—A freight
trainou the Windmill: antralroatlwu
wrecked with disastrous make at Guy’s
lash». Tltreetsnk unfillcdwitbgaaolin
wer» ‘ntmt and theaaaoline lubed out and
- "’wl mums and entered the water
‘ : side of the track. Some one
- It march and in on instant the
‘ rm; Elem!” were sun
. us. A number {of spectar
- 2-.- w umbiy burned. Cmductor ll.
f'. l ..t’u-r and Train Diqmtchrr “F. A.
Sirflfllr‘fll were caught in a barbed wire
in.» in trying to escape and hudtheir
[‘lntlirs burnt-ti on. A section hand was
found lifeleiu, with his face downlntha
water.
munching upon the historyofthe
tat-eunuch“:
Boer-m May 2.5.~A dispatch was re»
wired here stating: that the mysterious
Mitchel. the Immlar, who was shot at Lan-
caster. l’s.. and died in the Pennsylvania
bospitali, Philadelphia, bad bun ltkmillal
by his brother as Michel O'Connor Ii
New York, one of the convicts who made
their escape through the sewer from the
Mmhuaetts state prison. This is one of
the men that Convict Lynch stated waaon
the ill fated llaronlc.
lord's-rs Day Ellison Itoch.
it": You, May fi—The General Eleo—
triccoatpuuy basdispoeed of its treasury
W of Edison illuminating company
of New York, situated at mmm
Kuhn, lab 8 Co, who madethepurchaas
tor llumpeun clients. This tun-din
furnishesthe Electric company with more
than 81.31).” in cash.
aid
b There
‘ The
relate:
lbwtlouaatothesupnmcaad
* hwtrnofflthaadpractke.
WWWDhtMi
.Wdthe inspired word MGM.
the W valldityot the Old
but.
“an Irene
fittedewwnrhis tabeaol'
Puma“. 1a., May fi-«Whlle at any
perCharles’l’own-aad wife war shot by
an unknown man. several shots were
llredtbrwgbawlndow. Mhtbevlcttms
myrtalivr. Thermalveforthdesdlaa
mystery. Them-adorseaped.
Tramp-Maw”
fir. Infra, Iayl-ut eouth bound as-
press train on the Trista railroad was
wmhdbyan open switch near"ernon,
Mo. Maser w- fatally in
land. The switch had «ideally been
tampevrdwtthlrytraatpu
Alkaesal'altedltsih
N" You. flay Ila—J nae-rs] atrila
mthewfltaahafltbelarphotelels
apertedtobeordered to “hapless-luau
I. Mflekflnapeetadwbsuthehpe
Mohammedan-callus“.
”had-mm
W.Nayllt-ln the United fltattm
sienna-sultan B.l’almc.hdlctadtm
iseeaataforrmbrralemratfro-thel'all
lttvnll'athaalh—k. "mult-
ysmsf Imprint-meat
lanthanum”
P5: You. fl‘mam' Dr. 0.
firth-it ta tile-n the unusual m
Menuhin-Ides a
m
.
Karly 3,!!!) men have been dropped from
tho roll within the part two weeks. Treas-
umSeeberger ctmtemplutcs his bank ac«
count, now swelling at the rate of ”Jinn
day, with the greatest suits-faction. For
monthan six months the bottom of his
rash bus has been almost visible-every day.
Every resource of the expotuliuu company
was exhausted in the effort incomplete the
buildings in timt- for the ownintrt-wrt'lun,
and even then the fair opened with nlmoet
2.01),“)? of unpaid bills in the bands of
:ontrnctors. With payrolls reduced and
the income of the fair increasing day by
day. these unsettled accounts will soon be
taken up.
The Tower of Light.
The formnl opening of the Elmrldty
tarildinz, which was announced for next
Saturday night, will not be given until
Thursday of next week. At that time
nearly all the exhibitors will be ready. The
feature of this display will be the unveil-
lnx of the "Tower of Light." This tower
i built of cut glass and is mftvt high.
Inside of the tower at! some incandescent
lamp. 'l'haeflect produced is marvelous
endear: only be renlized and appreciated
when men. The colonade around the base
bthamoot superb production in artistic
glmstvare ever shown.
it rivals the finest productions of the
leading European msuufactnrirs. Cut glass
globes and dishes, delicate gossamer glass
formations, forms and fat-elm of every
kind, all illuminated with the rays of the
incandescent lamps and light reflected
from polished mirrors.
The distribution of the electrical cou-
dnctors to uttaln the various effects and
changes. necetuitates careful study. and
the combination of kaleidoscopic twenties
are almost infinite. Thou will form no
unimportant portion of the exhibit. The
lights are all tad from a switchboard,
not unlike a board. concealed lathe
interior of the-halt. Mr. Lutherstiertager
la the author of the dcslurt.
Dietrlct Attorney Mllchrlrt went to
Washington to twelve inst motions regard-
lng the prmeeutlon of the World's odioiala
If they opened the fair on Sunday. In ad
vanes of any violation of the law. Attorney
General Olnry dtelincd to give the district
attorney any instructions, and in.
formal him until such a violation
had lie- Ml], mutated. he must see
item dkcretlou. Hr. )lllcltriet will be
here on Sunday. when, If the falrls opened,
“th that howlll go into the
court and file an applicatlon for an lnjuno
‘ the commissioners from
is.
, option the falron Sunday.
Ibe’lna‘l'rueltam House.
The chief attraction «stay is Maine's
afallth
Misti“
tutu-afllayfidl'henpsrtthmthe
M on camp-yin m In
Mama-dds! lath
Walkman".
3%.
m to summer at. sum.
it
‘ rm Jobmoong
motto it an.»
done, Where their ,
nest. Noumea.
Accuracy and
Low Britten.
loom-roam ally
LOVED A LILIFUTIAN.
Mill: W no Mt II!-
‘ III Int Pots-l.
In
le You. Mayfl—Thomasb‘otlarlsln
the Plow York hospital today ntttuxovrr
titeetfectsotabigdossol rat poison.
Wheuhe getswell he will burr-lunatic
the polloecourt. charted with attempting
suleltle
Cutler is a Philadelphia lather. lilo girl
thank him, and Cutlsrconld are noalterna»
tire to his bridal but death. mil: smowod
a dose of Int-lam and to is lady.
Thelandlatiytoldapolioeman. andthepo
Itcemanasnt tor adoctor and told him.
Then Cutler waa taken to the hospital un~
dersrrest. Behasafsirchauce. it iaaald,
of living.
‘mmdd in that aovt of thin.
anyhow. Hols flandaocordin- tothe
atatcnnt of his friends. very well educat-
ll. nsbas livedsigbt yearuiu MruKlrsch-
'ner's boarding house at we West 'l‘wsntl~
athstrsd. and flagrant iarorltethere.
ltwaewlten the company at nupntian
actors and actress: played hotel-strum»
mthathe met his fate.
In the person of Miss Pauline Kaefler, a
pretty brunette Uliputian prints dorms,
tho Philadelphia]! loll In love heels over
head at first sight of the divine Pauline,
and after that thought and spoke of noth-
ing and nobody else. He worshiped at her
shrine early nod late. lie took her to ride
in buggies, to plays, concerts and mu-
seums. until he bad spot every cent of
the 8320 he had in bank against a rainy
day.
The fair Pauline smiled upon him in the
theater during the performances of "Cary
dy." She snuggled close in the buggy. and
on a certain memorable evening, it was
said. promised to marry him in June.
though she denies this.
On Sunday he went over to see his Paul-
ine. She received him coldly. surveyed
him from afar, listened to him with astare
and elevated eyebrows in short, she shook
hint. Cutler went home and looked him-
self in his room. Then he took the poison.
When Pauline was told. she laughed and
said: "Oh. be bu taken parts green, has
be? What a foolish maul Deanne! Dear
me! How very foolish!"
A TOWN QUARANTINED.
Smallpox Begin. in M In Jersey
rectory Settlement.
Kerr You, May 25:——Srnallpox has
broken out at Cnrteret and Port Reading,
factory towns three miles from llahway,
N. 3., where 3.0!!) men are employed. Two
men at ('srtcret are stricken with the dis»
ease. Thomas Degnan’s ms was diag-
nosed as malaria The man snlmespteutly
visited Bayonne. X. 1.. and Brooklyn, N.
Y. At the latter plum he called ortanother
physician who told him he httd smallpox
in the worn form. The man went back to
Carten-t. Now the town is quarantined.
Four new acres are reported at Port
Reading. The fear of an epidemic is in
creased. because ('nrteret has no proper
drainage. The yellow flag is displayed to-
day throughout Carton-t. The people liv-
ing near the town are flocking to liabway
to be Tlcclmtod.
THE EASEBALL scones.
517105.“. ”14“)le DAMP—‘3.
Ar mlllmflm‘ runs.
Baltlnmrc......2 210 0 3 0 0 3—“ l3 3
Sewi‘ork..... l o t l 2 2 0 n x.,.H§ r,
(franc, Rush: and Doyle. \l'alwortlt and
Clarke. l'ltpimhlvlnngltlin.
At lirmklynw Lu. 3.
Brooklyn. ..... lonOlRllx~763
Washington. in 0 0 o b o 0 0~l 5 5
taper anti Farrell, Kennedy and Dolley. l'm-
pire‘ Hurst.
At limitl-
Kill
lltfital.......! 5 0 l 0 l 3 0 04.3 l3 1
l'hlladulphla.: o n n n 0 l l 0 t 6 T
Carney and Clements. Nichols and Bennett.
l'tnpireszdney.
A! Ultimo—
“mu...“ 1 3 l l 0 d o
Cleveland.....l 0 l 0 ll 2 0 I)
Chlllic and tl‘l’onnor. “niobium and
s. -
a~l3 l
l 5 5
t.
n.
15
‘l’
Kl
trldae. l'mpirc-~-llumlie.
At “unborn“ KILL
Pillsbury; ...... 00300023x—K94
SLlnuis. ....... llll002|02~7l0t
Brictenateln um! l’t-itz. Outright. Killecnantl
Mack. l'utpire lynch.
lAs’llllllk‘ LEAGUE GAMES.
AtAlbanr~ urns.
A y ........ tltoosltl—ults
B ....ilswrnoeoemulo
Payne and liens. (main and Ryan. Um-
pile—Durant)".
M1,”... an:
Troy ........... 2l0ltl000<~flnt
Mm....000010002w354
Cah‘lll and llerllo. Jit'Keouzb and Hulliran.
Umpire—l'eeblea.
At With-shamew It. It. a.
Wilkosharre...l roortooouses
2 0 0 0 :— 110 l
AtErtc« ll.‘
Erle..... ..oroooonlm’a‘
Hullalo ........ “blottzoxaaub
Mnrandlflark. llnwae and flebellerman.
Umpire-Jones.
momma-o.
Wm Wtssrso. Coon. May fi—Loulse
Hamilton of the Ioniae llnmllton Dra-
matic company eloped with llsrla'rt Clark.
art actor of the some company. from Tor»
rlnaton.
llew lull Ila-aura.
Wssmsortm, May u—The following
fourth class putt-tasters were appointed:
“butts-4. P. Rhea. Indian Orchard;
W. R. Wuhborn. Rounfllttu. W. Baldwin.
Hath “mm-ham.
Boat.
II. It. "action .
Highland; (ll-icon Nice. Illlleuraae: WJI.
lie-cock; 1. ll. timer. Illllerha; W. (2.
Mount Jaelaua; W. I. lira-es. New
‘I‘rtpoli: J. I. Wlloos. Holland: (2. W. Karts.
Waneavme.
Incubators Dar-ed.
1M mun Cm, Hay Sir-’11:. house
«William Great. near Corona. L 1., we.
latrnsd together with a stable and ex-
‘ at the World's falrwav
“W m summer.
TheLatettSurprlse Planncdby
PresldeutClevelaud. '
WWW“.
mmmwwmsom
MM VIM); Mal-flatwa-
latton~WorkouTsrtllwortaIeasuree
tale Mud.
N" Yonl. May mam Bun priuta the
tollowlag story from its Washington eon
respondent:
A midsummer nation of congress lathe
neat surprise that the president contam-
platcs presenting to the American people.
Ever since March 4 Mr. Cleveland has been
making a close and careful study of the
unsatisfacto’ ry financial condition of the
country, and each day’tt developments have
strengthened his belief! that the repeal of
the Sherman silver pnrchassaot and a gen-
eral overhauling of the existing financial
laws are absolute and immediate necessi-
tie:
To Sew York bankers and rty Indus
with whom the president has talked dun
ing the past few weeks he has fully cou-
nded his hopes and fears, and to many of
them he has made the definite statement
that it will not do to allow the prueut un-
fortunate condition of things to ho eon-
tlnued until the regular session of con-
gress or even until the early fall
The recent business failures, many of
them occurring after the heroic action of
the president in encroaching upon thetreas-
ury reserve in order to maintain gold pay-
ments. have served to convince him that
some more radical and far teaching
is amusement! one that can be author-
ized only by «mares:
The “mater Ia-inn.
ltlsofconrse not tolnexpectedthatthe
president. Secretary Carlisle or any of the
cabinet ollleers will consent to indorse the
statement that. a proclamation is in con-
templation callingtha Fifty-third confirm
in session during the summer, but there are
to he found close friends and advisers of
the prsident who privately circulate the
report that nothing is more certain than
thatcongreaswill besittiruon the let of
August next for the especial purpose of
considering a mm” which the president
will submit. calling attention to the serious
financial situation, and mapping out in
plain language a plan of remedial legisla-
tiou.
Ever since the Dr’mocrntlc administm
tlonounse into power, it haabeenhnown
that the Fifty-third congress would be
called in sesslon before the regular meet-
ing time in December, and of late the be
lit-f has become general that September is
the month agreed upon tor the extra-er
sion; it has also been the supposition that
the anxiety of the pmident and the Dome
ocrsts generally to frame a tarill' bill and
have it stunted into law. and put it into
operation in time for its effect. to be felt
before the elections of 10‘. was the chief
cause in the extra session movement.
No Haste for the MIMI.
The truth is, however. that many of the
fore-most Democrats in the y are in no
grunt haste to begin the tarifl fight. for
lhr‘)‘ know that the moment they do they
0le up a party comm that may or may
not end in the repeal of the McKinley law
and the W of a tariff act which will
be induced by all Democrats. 'l'hestrug
gle over the tar-it! could well be left until
the winter. but the demand of the busi-
ness interests for s rearrangement of the
financial laws and permanent settlement
of the money question cannot be put oi so
lousz- -
Several incidents have occurred berelatc-
ly indicative that President Cleveland is
planning a sort of coup d’etat, with our»
W as his base of operations.
l’ruldent Cleveland is seriously contexts
plating convening the Fifty-third congrcm
in extra motion not later than Aug. 1, for
the purpose of enacting financial legisla-
tion necessitated by the unaatisfactoryand
alarming condition of the business world.
Annualptlorm.MM.lO.
New You, May 2t—The oilldal count
of the money in the subtreaaury, which
hasbeen in progress slnoeApril 23, when
Assistant Treasurer Conrad A. Jordan
took chargeJeflnlshed. The cash in the
vaults proved correct to a cent. United
States Treasurer R. ll. Neheker are ex-
Analstant Tmnrrr I". ll. Roberts a re-
oelpt for teammate.
Independent Veterans lo. I.
N“ You, May n—I‘arnham Post No.
as. G. A. R., whloh has been disbanded by
the council of administration. has resolved
itself into a separate and l t or»
pulsation as the Noah L Parnhaut lode
pendent Veterans No. i. it will turn out
at parades as naual in uniform
Glen Cove Is an Old Town.
Gm Cots. L. l.. Nay 1—117; ware
15,00) . le present to witness esse-
moulrsmdsnt to the celebration of the
two hundred and fiftieth anniversary of
the settlement or thin village.
The W Iona-ant Unveiled.
Cummuai (3... May Ill-4n the
grove surrounding Ahuty hall. for nearly
myearethebomeof Alexander ll. -
m the travelling of a monument in Is
honor took place.
lsldllpthoflovaraor.
Br. lotus. llsy Il—A westbound Ills-
sonri Pacific wtnln wu holdup
near Pacino station.llmllts front has
Governor Stone was a passenger on thy
trdn
WHIC TICKINGS.
TELEG
rub on set- exhibit
A plotto my,
Governor dilemmas
lalltosu the minus-am
asthu aotrmorttovtohos.
InMRDord-Grohhtemy
manhonhwm
”MWVMbIIN
ton.
lots rhea tom of the m of the
Wantvuatymml-lu. .
We nouns in to rush st the
hmdsfthswm’eflrhanaaotm
m“ gamma-t.
fits-tea
3W nan-summed“
nu..."- «momma
h I”. j . '
lupus
PllllBlllfi
‘Wt. ‘ “WWW
new W». die-e:
“Swells in
your mouth.”
————_
Ask for
B'L
. "Tobaccos.
Cheapest in
the long run.
12:2.
No Other.
HERRELLdtSOULE. Smitt-
groomfova rwmoveworkm.a
the.
go.“ them to advaatage, then write at at on
W‘sm“
Makes an every-day mmleuce of an
old-time luxury. Pure and wholesome.
Prepared with ' care. Highd
awardatali PureFood Expositions. Each
mirage makes two large pies. Avoid
minus—and Insist on having the
NONE SUCH brand.
on 1"
WIIRK Fill IJS
largeotnpa'hhllehlq
handsomely“
madly and more th-
their greener ex alone. Those who
Itladesartl as wet lthent. Therelspleaty
mhfiatonos. lfyouuealread e.-
yed.bat re a few epare mot-rate. wish
for this is our all opportaait . and read
1 Iett tgnmara ntatl. A’ddtees.
III I 00.. Box 30.600, Am Ia
mun-tus-
"Nibllflt
....
I ,
stoves.
. Phil; it all its Britain.
Hillflm MIMSUH’HES
T. s. llllNAlllSflN,
South Norwalk. '3
SELEBT lflllll
0W" HOME!
2 large Lots Bumn be.
4 Good Lots
Woodward Ave.
Nice lots
Riverside Ave.
l4 Choice Lots
lincoln Ave.
I5 Sighlly Lots
on the Blufl
overlooking the harbor.
No more available sites for
building a pleasant home can
be offered than these lots on
the Woodward estate. Two
years ago I offered my first
purchase of these lots “on terms
to suit the purchaser.” They
are mostly paid up now, and
their warrantee deeds are noted
in The Sentinel nearly every
mack—the happy owners of a
prospective home. You know
them; you can see the model
cottages already built. Why
not make a beginning now?
You can buy for cash. You
can make quarterly payments.
You can pay monthly—any way
or amount to suit you.
If you will only try you will
own a lot in a short time.
PRICE,
$350, $400, etc.
Map with prices can be seen at
the real estate office of
TAYLflfl & GGLDEN.
\VASHINGTON $1.,
or on the premises of JOHN
HINDS; also at the office of
The Old Well Cigar 00.. 8:3
qushington street. 9"
_. --.- A"
Alderman’s
Opinion.
Tle‘is lo certlf' that l have med SAW.
YElt‘n‘ DASH [JUN COMPOUND an a
blood purifier oml nppetizlng tnnlc with the
very best rcsult~. lbave never before given
my testimonial for any patent medicine from
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sick headacheJnd most at the time felt mit-
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the time [In it to my children with )0"
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