GASOLINE“ STOVES
. .lsellthematareductlonofmpercent.
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OTON POINT
South Norwalk. Conn.
The most charming summer resort on Long Island Sound.
irritants FINE IIIITHINO HOUSES
. General Attractions.
‘ Every facility for providing for large excursions.
‘First class accommodations for boarders.
. Prof. Smythe’s orchestra furnishes music in the dancing
pavilion daily. *
The excursions for this week are August 6, Fire Depart-
ment‘of City Island, Y. M. C, A., Morristown, N.‘ 21.; August 7,
. A. 0. United Workman; August 8, Grace M. E. Church, of New
. Haven, Great Neck Union 8. S , Christian Endeavor, Stamford,
Hillard 8. School; August 9, moonlight excursion of Huntington,
Fifth Regiment, Conn. ; August 10, Occela Club, New York.
IiotoII Point Improvement Oompany. Owners and Proprietors.
J. FINKENSTEIN, General Manager.
mi
tumor or -TIME ON suntan
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"‘FAVORITE."
to k
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FARE—SINGLE, 40c; EXCURSION; 70c.
leaves South Norwalk at 7:2l a. m.
loaves Beekman street, at 2:16 p. In. (Saturdays. 1:33 p. ill.) Leaves East lllst street. at
W p. In. (Saturdays 210 p. in.)
. Freight boats for Norwalk leave New York. Monday. Wednesday and Friday at
Mum. haves Norwalk. Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday at 5:00 p. In. Freight. received
hom'fdl)»m.tob:00p.m. '
EXCURSION
3' STEAMEII “FAVORITE.”
1 TO
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SUNIIAY, AIIOIIST 41h.
Leave South Norwslk. 2:00 a. on; leave Sea Cllll’, 5:00 p. m.
its—Tickets Entire Itounrl Trig-25c.
.—
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And you will see not only a
Meat and Perfect Fitting Shoe.
But one in which the -
p. 1. ‘ lost Material is Oseli.Oombining Durability and Style
I flaking it the best 08.00 Seamless Shoe in the market.
EVERY PAIR WARRANTED.
Gall and examine them before purchasing any other shoe, at
. S. BROWN’S.
South Main Street. So. Norwalk.
Try the “WANT” columns of The
Sentinel.
mums er exerciser more
no son- Islsnd In the Isralts of lackl-
naw nae nas- Swept Over In flames. and
M II XoAppanat Housman,“
the Fishermen on It Have beam
Chicano, Aug. flu—A special from Mar
inette, Wis, referring to the Beaver is-
land fire, says: .
The probability is that 100 residentsof
Beaver island, located It Green buy. at the
entrance of the straits of Mackinaw, have
been burned to death in the forest fires
which have dcsolntcd the entire island
during the last few days.
Captain Young of the steamer Cuba.
which arrived here, reports that Beaver
island Is on fire. Wednesday night the is«
land was enveloped in flames, which could
be seen by passing vcssels'for many miles
out In Lake Michigan.
The inhabitants, who are employed in
fishing and lumbering, numbcrubout 100.
The island is 50 miles from the mainland,
and it is not believed that old could have
been secured in time to suvolifc and prop
arty. ~
Beaver island is the largest in the group
of islands near the straits of Mackinaw.
sud ‘on this islund Inuny yours ago James
3. Strange. tho Mormon prophet, attempt-
ed to cstublish u Mormon kingdom, which
lulled upon his death. His body is buried
on the island. The capital of his kingdom
was St. James, at the northern extreme of
the island.
The. land is very fertile and in parts is
heavily wooded. Farming and lumbering
are carried on to some extrnt, but fishing
is the principal industry. it‘ttw vessels stop
at tho island, but vessels bound through
the strolls of Mackinaw frequently puss
In eight of it.
Another Account.
MARIIIETTE. Wis, Aug. 2i,——(}uptain
Young of tho simmer Cuba, which arrived
here, reports that all of Beaver island is
slim. Flames Were devastating it Thurs-
day night. and much nnxicty ls felt for the
small settlement on it.
The island is populated by a colony of
about 100 persons, who are engaged in
farming on the clearings. Luke captains
arriving lIcre suythe whole island has
been laid waste and that the inhabitants
are homeless and without food.
The island occupies n prominent place
in the history of this purl of the country,
it having been in the early fifties the
home of King Strange. a Mormon. who
had runny fights and was finally killed
and his band of followt-rs scattered. lien-
ver island Is on the hover end of Lake.
Michigan. near the, straits of Mackinaw.
and is about 50 miles from the Inuinlund.
There are two settlcrnoIItsou the Inuin
island known as :-‘t. James and tiiiletlc.
A REVER‘ENVDHBAKER MISSING
A Stranger Wants Him to Redeem Some
Bonds That Wes-e Irregular.
Burma. N. Y.. Aug. il.-—llcv. Charles
A. Potter ls absent from Elmira under
circumstances thlit call forth comment.
lie was formerly pastor of the Methodist
church at .lncksoln'ilic. N. Y., a small
town near Ithaca. “(‘l'illlll‘ here a your
ego and started a steam bakery. running
ten wagons, and started a fierce competi~
tion with the other linkers by cutting the
price of pound loaves from 5 to II cents,
About the Isl of April he left the city,
and soon after a stranger came from Ithu‘
cu Inquiring for Mr. Potter. lie said he
had pnn‘husmi $7.000 worth of bonds from
Potter. which did not nppcnr in he regu
Iar. Al the lwlkct‘y if was sold lhIIt Puller
Would be back soon; thur lu- wus in lluko-
in with his brother and was suffering
from rheunuitism.
He has not yet put in un :Ippeurnnce,
und cluIItu-l Inortgupcs \Yt‘l‘i- filed on the
pcrsonnl property III the bakery. H. \V.
hit-Kenn. a pnrtIn-r of i'uilt'l‘. l-xpcclslo
how to settle up the business. it is sold.
fit It I'ollsitlcl‘nldl- loss In hltliscll'.
The Taylor: Convicted of Murder.
(‘.\lli:rll.l.'ln\', .\I-~,, Aug. Il. WWllllunI l'.
and George Taylor were found guilly of
murder in the iii‘si degree in the notorious
.‘It‘f‘iln murder trial. it tool. but nlll‘ bnl»
lot. to decide. When the \‘r'l‘tiiii was on
nonIu-od. III-urly Lllrul people who crowded
the courtroom hrultc forth into :I \‘rdleyof
cheers llIIIl Were only silenced b_v threats
of urn-st mode by Judge iiucitcr. Sentenco
will In- lil‘fl'l‘l‘t'fi for the prcwlll.
Woman Doctor Made In Fatal Mistake.
WI-is’l‘li'lléldl. Muss. Aug. il.——~.\Iedicul
EquniIu-r Shepherd will today petition
the district- I'ourtzfor nu irupIc—I upon the
death of Mrs. Lizzie 'l‘rcnch. upon whose
body on untuymy has revealed that. her
death was caused by poisoning. The pob
sonwus lllilllilllr—il'l‘l‘li by her phydciun,
Mrs. Il, l'owles. who by ruistulw gnve hl~
chloride of IIII-rcIII'y instead of u harmless
solution of liot‘riclc III'lrl.
Mrs. Wluto-rs' Queer Will.
l‘IIII..\III:I I-III.\. Aug. :l.~»'l'lm will of
Henrietta Winters. whodled rechIily leuv-
ing an estate worth a few lhollsnllli dol~
lurs, \vro-I prohIIll-d. it. is an unusual docu‘
Inent. III If she stores that It. Is her desire
that her husband shall not participate in
the distribution of her estate IIecuuso ho
deserted her ncurly L‘il years ago.
The Dueslrow trial.
Folios. Mo, Aug. :I,-~At the trial of
Arthur Iluestrow, the St. Louis wife mur-
derer and child murderer. II number of
witnesses for the defense were examined.
Their testimony shows that they consid-
cred him Insane. The state will Introduce
witnesms In rebuttal to refute the claims
of Insanity made by the defense.
Durant lime to Prove an Allhl.
SA): FIrAsrursoo. Aug. ll.-——lt to said that
the counsel for Durant, who is charged
with tho Emanuel church murders, will
attempt. to prove an Milli by the testimony
of members of his family and his friends,
but it has not berm deiet‘lnitlmi as yet
whether to put the defendant on tho stand
or not.
strike at a Quarry.
Eas'r Loam MEADOW, Mass. Aug. ll.-~
About L’fillquurrymon went out onustrlko
here. All work at the quarries is now at
II standstill.
Prince I’lgnatelil I. Suicide.
Lennon, Aug. Il.-A dispatch from No
plea says that Prince Plgnatolli has corn-
mittnd suicide by shooting himself with a
revolver.
catholic harassin- school.
Primrose, N. in, Aug. ll.--Dr. J. A.
Zebu concluded his course of lectures be-
fore the summer school.
\
ms. ’, “ “the .
arses until minimums!“ otths
‘ finish. when a sudden puff of wind broke
herself in the up. .lls. aha she was obliged
to drop out, allowing the Vigilant to cross
the line a winner by about 0 minutes over
the Jubilee and fully 26 minutes ahead of
the old Volunteer.
A grand fleet assembled at the starting
line and washed the four single stickers
as they spurred about for position. The
wind, which at first was light from the
southeast, shifted to southwest, and by
the time the starting gun was .lrod it was
blowing about ten miles an hour.
All the boats hugged tho Narragansett
shore and made short hitches down to the
first mark, the Defender lending, .lublleo
second, the Vigilunt third and the Volun-
teer lust, the latter being rapidly dropper]
by the rest of the fleet.
The Defender kept on increasing her
lead, and was six minutes uhcud around
the Block island buoy. From this point
was a run to the second mark of is miles.
and tho Defender nddcdovcr four minutes
to her load on this run. rounding tho stake-
bout at. 3:43:40. Tho Vigilnnt‘s time
around the second mark was 3:51:35, the
Jubilcc’s 3:57:00 and tho Voluntecr's
4:10:00. 'l‘lIc Defender but] not gone u
half mile on the last leg when the uocl<
dent happened, and tho \‘igilnnt, inking
the lead, finishcdut 4:35:00. The Juhlleo‘s
time was 42-“ :00 and the Volunteer's
5:00:04. 'I‘lu- elapsed time of the Vigllunt
was 3:03:37, the .iliillifilt’.‘ 5:12:51 and the
Voluntccr's 0:202:33. 'I‘hc Lust-u won the
race for sehmmers.
So furus practical results go, the race 8
only reiterated what everybody knows by
this time—viz. that tho Defender is the
fastest light Weather bout ever built In
America. She oIItpolntcd und outfootcd
tho Vigllnnt in the bent to windward.
which was the first leg of the course, and
gained much more on her during the sis).
ond log. n run lir‘llli before the wind—~u
course supposed to be most. fnvoruldo to
the Pcuterhoul‘rl yncht. lint just as the
new vessel undertook u stretch for home,
twith only 0‘4. miles out of the entire do to
cover, her hollow gull snapped in twu and
she was compelled to give up.
At the turning of the scmnd Innrk tho
Defender was 7 minutes 3.3 seconds ahead
of the Vigilnnt on the liIIIr-coIIsIIIned from
the start. llllli she bud the some opportuni-
ty in It'llgthcll the grip that she hull oil
Sandy Iimk on July 2‘), when on u. long
stretch for home she increased lIcr lead.
The lost port of the rut-e was a closer
stretch. but the high pointing qualities of
flu-fin keel bent justifylhc slnlcuu-nl that
she Would have gained on that Icio.
Although the Vigilont won IIK‘ cup, it is
a growing opinion that the .\IIu~I'ic;I'> cup
(‘llllllllilll'r‘ urc sullsllcd that no formal tri»
III rncvs will be necessary because the
sailing of the i)t’{('i|lil'l' “'iis good enough
lo give rvidcncc of her continuous inc
provcnrent, uIId that is all that is wanted
in Ibo uny of Information by the commit—
If‘l‘.
iiowcvl-r. u lc~‘I of the hour in u blow is ~
still cswntinl. for the Ilcl‘cnder has not
yet been tried in that sort of Weather. but
it is hoped that thisone undispluyed qual-
iflcution of the yuchr will be brought out
before, this cruise of the New York Ylu'ht
club is ended. ’i'he.lIIlI‘Ilceund Volunteer,
which also started. were never in the hunt
with the Defender and thc Vigilunt on
the in mile. run before the wind from
Block island to the West island llghtship.
l
INDIANS RETURNING.
llannochsAs-a Making a lice Line For Their
Reservation.
(Nana, Aug, :i.——A dispatch received
at the headquarters of the dcpurtnu-nt of
the Plane indicates that the illtllullri are,
returning from Jackson‘s lIoIc by u
straight line to the rl-srrvution. To test
the correctness of this the I'nion i'ucillc
oillcc was naked lo telegraph for informu- '-
tion from silliitillhlliullp: the Shore line
from Soda S'II‘IIIN \\'i‘.\i\\’.‘ll‘li. ’l‘hcfollnw- :
l i~
lug reply I‘ from the dividon >Il]lr'l‘illll‘ll(i‘
clII .‘Ii i’m‘nlrllo:
“.\ stage driver who has just vouched
Soda >pI‘IIIgs says he chI l'umlmu this
morning. He came from the i’I‘:I_\"~ inltc
and Iiilit'hfmrl rivcr country.
from Jackson‘s llnieto the l'I‘\t‘l‘\':|Ii|lll.
'I‘lu-y silili lhn: lbcr'e hurl in'r‘ll no lighting
and Ito Ill-sire to Ilghl on llIcII' purl. The
score scours to be on r, and .wIIch': under
stand they urn trying In Inuim Iiil‘ll‘ way
hurl. lo the l‘t'hl‘l“.':lllllll to mind troops,
Inforrunlinn thoroughly rclinlde.”
W unwrrox. Aug. :r .Jl‘ho \\‘.'It' depnri‘
lnenl has received it dispatch from UIIInhu
saying: "liencrul f'oppingcr's cuvulry Is
camped nl .\Iurys\*ule. iii-i
halted nest of Town range. Ilwulling or!
tiers".
Swan valley to Market Luke curly Friday
morning continue the report from Porn-
Ir-llo. IIIId says llult cotiiidclu‘e ls restored
and that N‘llil‘l‘n are returning borne.“
Forest It'll-rs In Michigan.
Honouring Mich. Aug. :i.~-llush tires
are burning on through the hcnvywoodl‘d '
portions of the upper llt'llillnllill. So for
little anIngc has llt‘l'll done except in
Ilcltu nIId Schoolcrufl counties, but our
ccedlugly dry weather favors II spread of
fires. llllli high winds Would be the signal
for II sweep of the lIuIIIcs through the for-
ests in many different direction».
llhio ()lrl Mania- is "anon.
Ilsaawum, 0.. Allg. :I.«A sensation
was cruised here by the lllllllllllll'cllli‘lpir of
the running.» of Miss YiohI Lyric. dangle
for of lion. and Mrs. James it. Indie. to
lluron vou Nichtrltz III. llerlin on Juno i.
The young wife has just returned from
years of study of music. in Europe.
Mate llanged Himself at Sea.
PIllLAIIElJ‘lll/l. Aug. il.-~‘.\Iuto Thomas
Boyle of the schmnor Henry 1’. Mason of
limb, Mo. which arrived at. this port Fri-
day. committed suicide on Sunday by
strangling himself with II lIcIIIpeII cord.
No reason can be unsigned for the suicide.
The [must Championship.
WEDIIIAM. Muss, Aug. ll.-—~iieorgo Iiur-
press of Lynn won the croquet tournament
for the state championship in the final
games at Asbnrylirove. defeating Hpuuldu '
ing and Mansfield.
Secretary llamiln'a Vacation.
Porrrsuourn. N: ll.. Aug. :l.—~AssIst-
nut. Secretary of the 'l‘rcnsury Charles H.
IIIIuIllII arrived at the lslo of i-lhouls,
where he will spend the next two Weeks.
Cohgreasman ”Mitt improving.
NAIrIIAoAstrrT PIER. It. l..'Aug. ll.—
Congrossman Hill, who is convalesclng
here. Is reported constantly improving.
Weather Forecast.
Generally fair; slightly warmer; south-
winds.
iir‘ l‘t‘lbtl'li
'Joo Honour-lg»; uI Itruw lulu- on the way "
Infantry is .
A courier who lIns returned from _
IEIIOIO
Answers to the following I 00 questIOns \
WILL BE FOUND IN VOLUME ONE OF THE
Encyclopedia
- Britannica.
ON THE PAGE DESIGNATED AFTER EACH QUESTION.
\
'l'hsse questions are designed to indicate to some degree the varied and inter-
esting information contained in a single volume of this great work.
The complete work comprises 25 large Quarto Volumes,aud is a digest of the
libraries of the world.
1. Whatis an earth .pig and in what
part of the world can it. be found? 3
2. Who were the Aborigines and
whence comes the term applied to
tribes? 51
thr is absinthe, what are its quan-
ties. and hour In It mods? Ilow don
it effect its victims? , 57
What was the origin of the word
Academy. and in what way did
Cicero help to perpetuate it? 68
:0:-
~21
known as Academic Questions? 08
What is the origin of one word Ace.
the name for the single points on
cards or dies? 02
. What animals and birds are found
alike in the hottest and coldest ports
of the earth? 85
What was the most gIOIi-ous menu.
merit. of ancient Grecian archItec
lure? 12l
Who was the celebrated master of
Enulish composition who contribut-
ed respectfully to the Tatler, the
Spectator and the Guardian? 146
What is the curious solemn looking
bird, with a military name, that is
found in tropical India? 154
In what country was there a duly
levied on advertisements? 177
l2. What is an Aeolian harp? 182
13. What fabulous hero was supposed
to be carried up to heaven because
after his death his body could not
be found? 182
4. On what subject did the great phil-
osopher Bacon write nonsense? 187
‘1
.4
15. Who first discovered the bailoog‘r
1 7
10 [low many Aer-ops were there? 211
17. Name the meme of beauty and its
most remarkable ancient expounder?
212
18. What countryman was it that sum:
“We are content. with discord, we
are ancient with alarms, we are con
tent with blood, but we will never
be content with a master?" 237
10. Where is the country known as the
ls'ory Coast: 269
What Is the difference between a
lhrnahiugand a threshing machine?
302.324
When were bees first known. and
who were the early writers that die—
cussr d them? ‘20?
What are the oil yielding plants.snd
where grown? 383
Who was the Roman Emperor who
gave ordes that hrs mother he slain?
419 20
00
~
23.
‘21. What are the duties of the Lord
High Almouer of England? 593
25. From what. animal is the cloth
known as alpaca made? 507
What is the origin of the name
Alps? 620
“then was that wonderful metal
aluminum first made available as a
commercial product, and by whom?
047
26.
2‘3. flow many popes were there whose
name was Alexander? 486
29. ill what budding was the court of
Lyor s vi iIh its wonderful fountain ?
571
What is the difference between a
calendar and an almanac? .390
What is the area in square miles of
Alaska. and when did It became the ‘
property of the l'nited State»? «till
What bird is it that. is said to sleet)
while on the wing? 440
3‘2.
321, What is the blackbird called when
its feathers are pure white: 4.37)
if What ancient writer said: "So ex
«whole is the cunning of mankind in
gratifying their vicious appetites
that they have invented a method to
make wulrr Ilrll lf intoxicatt': ii?»
Whowns the first historian to de-
scribe the manufacture of sic in on
Clout. limos? ~l76
When the Iicentiate and the barber
burnt the library of lien Quixote
what three romances did they spare
from the flames? 6.30
Whatis the ancient derivation of
the name Amazon? 6.3.3
What is amber, and where is It
found? 659
What is nmbergris. and why in it
worth its weight in gold? 660
fly what simple method can the
IIduilcration of ambergris be detect-
ed. - Ml
What is the medical and surgrcul
ruuipmcnt of an umbulancr? 667
C:
:lrl.
skull that. distinguishes the American
ram? 057
What race was it. whose pyramids,
temples, gruttoes, bus-reliefs, arab-
eequee, roads, scqucducls, fortifica-
tions and traces of whole ruining op
stations surprise the traveler and cons
found the antiqusry? 601
Are there any evidences of the anti-
quity of man in America. and whéui'
it
When was the city of Mexico found-
ed. and how many monarchs ruled
prior to Montszums? 095
What nation pmssssed the secret of
giving great hardness and durability
to copper by mixing it with tin? 607
What early nation used a species of
suspension brid e perfectly analy-
gous in its prihc pies to those with
which we are familiar?
Who were the “Children of the
Sun?" 007
What nation does not inter the bod»
ies of the dead. but lays them on the
round and raises a tumulous or con-
cal heap of earth over them? 600
What irind of people were the origi-
nal Chileans? 700
. «I.
1.»
«i5.
46.
47.
48.
40.
Who composed the famous dialogue '
What Is the peculiar form of the .
51.
What were the early inhabitants of
702
52.
Brazil called?
Why is it that a large proportion of
the manuscripts of the early inhabi-
tants of America were destroyed?
700
53. When did the Aztecs commence
theIr journey towards Mexico, and
who were the Tolteca? 706
What important event took place
on board a small vessel, May 30.
149B? 707
What did Hernando Cortes do in
the year 1510? 707
In what year was Peru invaded by
Fauna and conquered in little more
than one year vmh a force of 1,000
men? 708
Who was Bolivar? 714
Who was it of whom Lord Chatham
said: “He was not an honor to Eng-
land only, but to human natulpg"
1
54.
55.
56.
57.
58.
59
60.
Who was Washington's “most cou-
fiuentiai old?" 721
What American author wrote the
thrilling account of the night retreat
from the Aztec Capital and the ac-
count of the Sun Worshippers in the
Cold City? 724
What English Queen was it whose
habitual treachery, real meanness,
shallow pretenses to mogusnimily
are exposed in the writings of
Fronds? . 721 .
What author started the vein of
burlesque ofter noticced in our lit-
erature, but kept it under restraints
of taste and temperanu? 725
Who was the earliest American ro-
mances of note? 7L5
What American is credited with be-
ing the most morbid genius the mod-
ern word of lelers has known? 725
What American Writer produced
"The Adventures of Hans Final”
and “The Descent into the Mael-
strom,” from Jules Verne’s ro-
mances are obviously taken? 725
Who was the greatest of New Eng-
land romancers and perhaps the
most artistic of American prose
writers? 726
Whatgreat New England writer Is
at once physician. 3 humorist and
pyschologtcal romancist. 7‘3.
Who was the American writer w 0
gave to the World the Brietman Ba -
lads? 72
Why is the amytbyst violet bin
or purple? 7
What is the common name of tb
curious mineral substance known as
amiantbus? 738
Who was the founder of the science
of cleclrodyuansics, after whom
unit of measurement in electrici
has been named? 7
2. What is the class in the animal kin -
dom called to which frogs belong?7
What was the largest amphitheste
recorded in history? '77
When and where was the first sm-
phitheater constructed: 774
What is the corifct orthography.
coliseum or colosse In? 774
What is an amulet and wherein does
it dIfl'er from the tahsmsn? 781
What Greek poet is sometimes call-
ed "the honey-tongueo?" 788
Who was the (lreek poet known as
“the Swan of Teos?" 7
What gigantic snake of South Amer-
ica Is killed by the natives for the
all they obtain from the carcass? 788
When were anesthetics first employ
ed in surgery? 789
When and by whom was chloroform
discoveries? 789
Why is Hippocrates universally al-
lowed to be the father of medIcine?
790
What is the greatest and most sub-
stantial service that Aristotle render-
to mankind?
AMERIUAN ADDITIONS AND REVISIUNS
IN BAI‘K I’AIi'I‘.
What is known as the Plains of
Abraham? 2; ,
Who were the original "Abilities:
lets?" ‘..
When was the first date set for th
advent of Christ? 37
57. What country was the first torscog-
nizethe Congo Free State as inde-
61.
5
6e.
63.
(if.
63.
66.
67.
'79
till.
'1.
,4
(£4
(1
S":
pendent? 43 l
88. What Is the population of “The
Americas?" 02
s‘Il For what is Amesbury, Mass,
noted? 07
00. From whence came the word alum-
ni, and what is its meaning? 80
Where is Alexandria Park located?
77
What and where is the largest gla-
cier in Europe? « ‘77
Who were the Algonquins and in
what country are they found? 8
What in aluminum; in what soil is
found, and what is Its specific gra
I -:
{Nhst is the parliamentary name
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