m~~."Waut.””l‘oInt."und
rate. not crawling live
.sixiilnes.
notlees 11.11 1 line. Ilsa-lace and
too. 11111111111111): rates 1111-11111.
' 1 outs furnished 1111 applies-
.0! Burner-By mall. in advance.
mid: One month. 1011: three
six months. $1.511: one year. to.
shore. loo a week. to be paid
1 .2210. Vi Waslductou street.
Oman. No. 18 Wall street. Norwalk.
are Welcome at The Sentinel cities.
of any news. you will confer a
.. telephoning. sending or bringing it
- 11 ‘ 11.110111111111111 lnallcusos be 1111-
THE EVENING SENTINEL.
South Nor-walk. (loan.
. Telephone Calls.
Etching Sentihel has a Circulation
Term of Normal}: and its Suburbs
Oneidcrubly, than the (.‘mnhined
of the other Three Local Dail-
' ‘1 BrouRoom is always open to
ork Herald Wgthor Fomcasl
weuthcr today promises to be generally
dcoolol'. with less snllrinoss. Tomor~
promises to be clear and moderately
' fillowed bya slow rise of temperature.
Thermometer Record.
., lchest point of the thermometer for
treaty-tour hours ending at noon today
decrees aoovs zero: lowest. 59 degrees
mature Almanac for Tomorrow.
1111.111 [Sun sets in 111111 11111111111
, 'lll, at 1:21: 1 10:67 1:55
. Flag Day.
Anicrioans sometimes say in connec-
witlrthe mmivcrsary of an impor-
111111: vent in American history that it
find only thought of it in time
. ywould have made some suitable
bration of the day. We take Occasion
More to remind our readers that
‘l‘sl‘thc one, hundred and nine-
u’hhivarsary of the day when the
' and stripes w ere fonnally adopted
the American congress as the national
' ‘61 of the weak, poor and strug-
g little republic of tho Unitul States.
men at that day had low guns and
lot ' _ 0 mo at
'nnda
Jul George Washington. With
forces behind them they unfii'x‘lcd
breeze and to the cy1s of all the
ill the flag of the United St ates a!
, 11131111111111.1111, June 14, 1777.
111116 Ferry, on the Hudson, claims
honor of being the place where the
1 11 can ting was first saluted by a
tish'man-of-war, after the peace was
1lnimed which made 11.111111111111111 i11-
mdent forever at Great Britain. to
infinite regret of American dudes
l yedr‘ll after.
"l‘V’Reachors and parents cannot too
strongly impress patriotism in every
' pe and form on the rising generation
I! this country It is always in ordrr.
list has day then be cclc bratcd with pa-
' ctic exercises in every school district
the country. Lot tho story of the flag
told to old and young by the best 11r-
the neighborhood cam secure. Lot
' ,lling incidents of the Revolution and
:- tiniest be told. Let there be pro-
7Mous of school children, with life and
drum. Lot I10 boys of the Young
America drill conuuuiicsumx‘ar in their
11111101111111. with shining fuccnuud spark-
ling eyes. At these celebrations there is
I’m poem that should always be recited
with a ring and a swing. It Is the one
Wing——
‘ When Freedom from her mountain height
Unlurlod hor standard in the air.
During the exercises let “The Red,
6mm and Blue" always be sung. At
the close of all lot man, woman and
, ild lift their voices in mighty waves
of harmony. which shall roll up to tho
, very gates of heaven the chorus of the
glorious “Star Spangled Banner. "
l
, Air Motor For Street Cars. 1
‘ Home care have been mostly supplant-
ed by electric and cable cars every where
nmpt in New York and one ortu 11 other
oldfosy cities. Cable slots, trolley wires
Ind mirage battery ears have been put in
their place. And just at this time when
Till Arrangements have been completed
ntlarge expense for operating stunt
11111111 by electricity and the cable under.
W comes the word that these de-
view are to be supphmud at once by
' lug better, simpler and loss ex-
01
the new motive power is as old as
hills and its supply is inexhaustible.
11111111111; more than common utmos-
' sir, (Impressed to 11 force of from
6 to 1,000 pounds to the ulnar-11111111,
s powerful steel tank and gov-
lild allowed to escape regularly
1 :Wonsly by means of val v11. cyl-
and piston rod 11111111111111, [111111111er
ll new managed. And again,
111111? 111111ch is nobody ever thought
1.111111111111111
WWIW sir III put into steel
1 under the car seats. It is con-
‘ by levers such as the motorrnun
1111.. car new ones. There will be
ilbllanner from electricity, no slot and
‘ mistake.
11.111111111911110 be,saidottl1e 1161111111
at the Boer emolals that have appeared.
They no the prosontmente’ of ascertain
ed, brui men intellectually every
whit . 11111 of Chamberlain. Rhodes
or on glishmuu of the lot. The Beer
leaders may be a bit slow in making up
their minds, but all the better. They
weigh all sides before they speak, and
they know just what is involved in their
docisions, which was more than the
British in South Africa did when they
planned the Jameson raid. The English
made a fatal mistake in undorrating the
1311ch in connection with that raid. 1 If
they are wise. they will not repeat the
Things occur occasionally to
take the conceit out of John Bull, and
that Jameson raid was one of them.
Ice should be cheaper this summer in.
stead of higher, as it is in some of the
cities. It does not now cost so much to
cut it as formerly since the invention of
the electrical ice cutting machine. This
is a device somewhat resembling I1 reop-
ing machine. It propels itself. The op-
erator sits upon a sled in front of the
cuttor'and guides it. 111 one ininute it
will out a groove 100 foot long, and'a
foot deep upon 1111 ice pond. '
Ice is a necessity of even the 1111111111
the great cities. for they have no col- ‘
lars. no wells and no cool caves in the
ground. Extortionatc prices for ice in
summer work as much hardship asex-
tOrtionatc prices for coal in winter.
Among all- the oongratdlations offered
to Czar Nicholas on his coronation the
main one appears not to have been
thought of at all. It is that. he got
through it without being blown up by
dynamite.
The German Police.
There is little possibility of Independence
in speech or action. The police are always
at your elbow, and woe to you It you do
not carry out their injunctions to the 11‘:-
tcr. There has lately been a striking il-.
lustration of tho pmvor of the police in
Vienna. and certainly their power is not
less in the German empire In both cases
they are protected 11111111111. beyond the ossi-
bility of conviction by the so called 1) east.-
[9111,01 service o: 1111 It 1 r11xn1unh1r right-
ly, this on th is hold to be equiv 11111111. as
evidence to the oaths 111-11111 indep1nd11ut(
11 "missus—that is to say, to disproIo a
policmnun's story you must find six inde-
pendent witnesses to testify to your version;
of the facts. As this is, in 99 cases out of
100 i111 sslble lllllt is 111%; of,
the Mkfldh .'hluymn 111
out and can be as ill'llllt‘lll'ly as ho [lltlf
l 1111‘ bound to add that. from what 11, in
{cell 10! the l’russlun police, Is[1_puld
they are, as a body, 11131111111 to 'do I:
uty pmriy, but they {pro very liltld;l
bd‘brbcn’ranco ivhh ii is so marked 11 char :
actnrlstio of tho'll n glisb constablo.'lq1ny
do not undurst: Id argument, much e111
crmtrudictiou. 'ldach bears a sword 111111
has no idea of hearing it in rain. in all
higher authorities.
The police, consisting of 1.111111111111111, are
to all int lots and [IurplNou a military force,
and are meant to terrorize the masses. . To
within to obey their orders, even if unjus-
llflrIlIlI', is a vary grave otlelnau'aotuully to
1.111.141.1111. is 11 crime punishod with for
greater severity in Germany than in E113-
land—Contemporary lloviow.
Lived Without a Brain.
A Willinmsport 1111111 511115 surprised the
scientists by living for years without II
brain. John lily, aged :20 yours, who died
recently, had sull'nrod for a long time with
11 tumor, which grow into the very base 11f
the brain and occasioned his drum. The
growth hada visible effect upon his brain,
and the case 1111111111111 a curiosity 111 the
1111-1!ch profession. The tumor was llll‘
bedded 11111 deeply into tho brain tissues I11
admit of on operation. It was found that
the tumor was nouriyus iuer as n billiard
bull. It was so located as '1 (honorallzu
tho nerves of the sight center, and, as n
coins-111111111111, young lily was blind for (Ivor
thrco yours.
it was developed at. thouulopsy that the
entire brain had been hollowed out by the
action of the tumor. The cavity was at
least 5 inches in length and was filled with
part All that was left of the brain was 11
Ibiuslu‘ll, composed of the tougher tissues,
which won-1111111 susceptible to tho prom-as
of decay. When an incision was 111111111 in
the shell, the whole 111111111 collapsed.
The circumstance which made the aura-
nlmost IIan-11eo1lontl-1l in tho 11111111111 of
medical 1111111111111 was the lllnlllll'l' in which
the pullout rI-talmul his rationality and
faculties under the elrcuumtauces. 1111 had
the «cases of touch. taste, bearing and
small, had very tolerable control of his 1".
oomoter muscles, could talk, and in fact,
11' us compurulholy dbuouunodrd In 1111 oth-
er way than by tho 1111111 of vl-Iion.‘1l|s re
toutiou of memory was roumrkublu.ll1‘
was able to "mural/.11 11111111111 up 111 within
two weeks of hisdeath.“\l'likcsbnrro floo-
ord.
[low Duels titurt In Germany.
Arthur 'l'blele, 11 young strident at. the
High School of Technology in (.‘.hurlottcm-
burg, 111-111- li1~r|lu, has been sent to a fort-
ross for nine months booziuso he provoked
and fought a duel with Dr. llroclteimnmi.
Ill-ookolluuun \vnu 'l‘hlrlo's second in u
award duel. and in his 11111111111111.11111 the
meeting criticised novnruly one of ’l‘blelo‘n
strokes. 'l‘bii-lo rI-gnrdl‘d the criticism as
an insult. lie challenged the doctor, but
a court of honor decided the doctor was
under 1111 obligation to accept the chal—
longo. This decision angered 'l‘biolo. lb-
was determined to have a duel at any price.
Ho he sat down and wrote what, to his
German mind. was the 111ml. insulting lot.
tor he could think out. This letter reached
its climax in the sentence:
“You may regard ymmnlf an morally
boxed 1m tla1 car by the undersigned "
To llropkelmnnne Herman mind, 1.1111,
Ibis 1111111111111 an insult that only blood could
wipe out Time it mine that early one
morning 'l‘blciu and llrookolmnun found
tbelusoli'l's ton paces apart in the ill-une-
wold and shot or. each other until 'l‘hlnlo
full with 11 dangerous wound in the "Min
men. Thlolo lingered for 1111le bemoan lli'o
nuddmtli, but otter once taking 11 turn
for the letter mayoral rapidly. With
who-overloads: uncommon»
‘ ‘Nhlcnlylwflliusededwillbe
nine amour rest In a Pro-1111111 111nm
saith.
‘ 11111111113111- of the unused Borer
. “and line are applied to fronts and llllt' k,
:2 st: min" from under yoke to low or edge.
this he is supported and encouraged bythc‘
Glovelfittinc Patternl.‘by which we can
present to our lady; readers some of their
very newest and, 11111111111111 patterns of
cements. Full and explicit directions
for putting together the garments ao-
eompany each pattern
slra—‘unIEsI BICYCLE WAIST
"111111 or our names”.
Each gutmont here presented is adapt—
ed with special fitness to the purpose for
which'it is designed. ark green chev-
iot is the nmterial chos 11,thc finish being
strictly in tailor style with machine
stitchihg and the only decoration pretty
round gilt buttons that close the basque
in front. The comfortable trousers are
intended to take the place of potticoats
or underskirls; They are amply full and
are adjusted at the waist by gathers that
fit into a straight band, that closes at
the left side, and below each knee with
elastic inserted in tho ham or facing at
the edges. These are worn over gaitors
made to match the suit, the tops pass-
ing under the trousers. The s rt incir-
cular shape, is of modest and convenient
length, faced at the lower edge and stit—
ched in tailor fashion. Fitting smooth-
ly at the top in front and on the sides, it
falls in undulating foldsfronl below the
hips, allowing freedom of motion fllltl
preventing the uncomfortable girding
across the knees when riding that is ob-
jl‘ctiouahlo in the ordinary skirt. Tho
basque is glove-lilting, being easy Null"
'1 accful, a pII‘tl 51.55.1110 covers the back
and (rents which' Is Mext1-111chfuccd and.
reversed in front to form stylish 1%“
«at 11 fl r111“ “ufillfitflfl
6311111111111 1111
x-plaits,
of human. Ilaudsbulo full gigut slocv‘v -s'
stand out 111111111011er fibrils at the
shoulders outline the arm in coat style.
below the elbow. Su’its' In this style are
desirable for rowing, mountain climbing.
tennis, golf playing or other sports
where the ordinary skirts and under-
skirts are cumbersome and in the way.
l‘lain, mixed, or checked cheviot tweed.
cloth, serge, h1'1111capun, and vicuna. arc
the Inna-rials usually employed for suits
by tho 111111111. Proper attention to the
details of pressing all scams and {m
edges on the wrong side with a damp
cloth laid betwmn tho hot iron and the
material will ensure a finish equal to the
best tailor made. ’
The quantity of 1 Much wide material
required to make this bicycle basque
for lady with 32-inch breast measure is
3‘, yards; :113-111.sizo, 31', yards; .llI-iu.
size, >l yards. (if the same width of
IIIaIcriaHt will‘roq‘uirc for a 22-111. 111211,
2". yards for skirt. and ti", yards for
trousers; fora 9411111. 1117153 yards for
skirt and 1 yards for trousors.
Patterns for the lamina of this bicycle
salt are out for sizes,2i;’-iu., :ll-irr, 311—111..
518-111. and ill-in. breast measure; the
skirt sizes are out for 22-111., 2 i-i11.,‘.!li-iu.,
28-iu. and ltd-in. waist measure; and the
trouser sizes are out for 22-111., till-in. and
:lll~i11.waist 11111111111111.
waist retail at twenty-five cents. f1 r the
skirt and trousers thirty cents each.
EVENING SENTINEL
001.! P0 N.
Enlitllnc to one mature. any size. of N11
1' I
Cut this out. till Ir. yournnmeandmldmss
and mail or take it to
Sturtovant'r Bargain Noose
Nun
PATTERN No. 1.111? s1zs-«~---«--~IN
This coupon and In vents ill more
above pattern at Hturtovuut' s. orth Main
and Ann streets, llouth Norwalk.
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w1ll be practically 11111111113 u.v..1.1.l ..
. no time lost with 11111111111111 111-1111"
L'cl‘agc SCluci lupin/,- nlwtvs r1'11lv; '
, Applied in an liluud- "1114le 111.11
, enou hlnryootomatcsperfccijnl: 11
{milllt'll"5ll1h1llh1'allfmsu'1ml"~« "
none lady remarked. Tliclifcba'm'l
- been Cookuloul in the mmulu‘lmc _
f (asWithanimlghlc ) l.sl':1ge'1g|uc 1'
equally 111111111111 either the limviest or
. mull 111111.11: work, and columns 1111 1
f discolorlug Acid. 1'
The United States (loverno >
- Inc-t speriiics Levin's as the '
r Ill-“I‘d.
111111115 intimate-Ill use tiles-ts.
.l’attorus for the ‘
Headache
“1 111111111 good ma uyremcdlee
for sick hmulacho and 11 liousness,
with which 1 was troubled tor a
111ng time but it was not until
gun talk as: -
Aves s
Cathodic Pills
that 1 11119111le anything like per-
maneutlwno-llt.1\ single. box of
these pills lllll llll' work for 11111,
and I 11111 111111 free! from head--
aches, and a well man. "'-—i "Al-1.
Ilu'n' 11111113, hast Auburn, Mo.
Medal
And Diploma
At World’s Fair.
Wmdows ?
Bright [I
‘ LUSTRINE
'Does it“ ,
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10c Elol‘é‘r'l.
rmsmcuss .
CATERING!
For Weddings and Parties.
Cafe Frappe,
Bisque Tor Toni,
1111 Orleans Bisque,
Glace Bisque.
All Minis IIl
Salads, Gehllplt313nd Patties
FRENCH ICE CREAM
31111111111 Order. .. ,
Alltll't'hh (11' Hill
F“. ‘G.‘M EAD,
2- 11111011 Putt,- ~-— -
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Baby Cat’tlagesl
3'13“"?
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For First 00 by Iu'yiog at ”the
Factory.
$.wa
All gr: Ides. from
$5.00
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SpeciaIDesigns
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llnmaltlu- [.11'i111'y
F.F.Boylston,
“1111 minute from liuwuytnn ltailroml ata-
llnll.
(Till and «‘1'
CHOICE
Building Lots
' At Elmcrestl
Norwalk.
llnnlnt loo M i from by .1111 im-l in 1l1'l1lb.ad
11-iIIIIIg11lilI1-I'11 r1n1~loi1111-11.
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11ml from b; .'1I l1 1! in chub.
'1‘ bone l11l~. “111 11111111-1in1ulli1 llnosl avenue
in ,\11rwn|k 11ml liaivuu IIIInlmII'IIu-lml vlmv of
Lung [111111111 noun-l. for more than thirty miles.
and 11w ".11 1<l111lm1~1 building Int-1i“ iown.
'I‘lIl‘llh‘mlv l1:11.'111111'11r and water pipes. 1:11.11
and 1-l1‘1'iri1-ilublsum-l i~ within two 111111111111
Witlk HT “fwd lI\‘I'lIIlI' 1~l1‘1'll’ll'":l.r.~i.
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the ‘
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Printing . .
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the
Sentinel . . .
. . . . Office.
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l'urnuunl luau 11r1l1'1r11flh11 Court of Probate
lur llw Meir-hi of Norwalk. the lulled-rt
lwr.ad1ulnb-Imlurwith Ibo- will mmorml. 11f
momma-”Hum“, I |1111 kor. Ill-111111111111. bill-rs
lnr Isale all that 11 rtuln lm1- l nr purl-pl of land,
mumbling Ivm 11m Illng lloillmll.t1lllltllm| 1111
the west siolebll' 11thth slm1§luil11~l‘ll.y 1.1!
Hmdh $11,101“: and known on 11.21.!»1111111
111i onlhu 1111th :I1.'.l1-1ll1leIu1lul “1 ill ll liull.
bull. unllu'mnl Tlllnnt 11 I lwsluul nirvana“
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t‘nr further north “ulnrs im uiru 11f
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(lllEUllltY‘S POINT,
evolve," tor the serum of Inn ”111111 Din-
lslum (I lembslwu
Cans with patent 111111111111 Mechanics.
he will be fully restored 1111:
with: and 11111111121111 lo finrgrfillf'
Ladies’ Suits. '1
them at half price.
easy to see that you get. them at half price.
THE BOSTON STORE,
{Con Mam and Wall Streets
i-.-...... _.
THE FOLKS
. T f a 6,.
“That 111111 Tomorrow lily Find _
You Further Ahead."
NOR'VIIALK, 00111111.
5111111111111. New Every Day
Always Ahead.
new voRK OFFICE, 442 BROADWAY.
in this month or roses.
/
Now that we all can say, “What is so rare as a day in June ?” All nature is beautiful
This is the time the fond mother thinks of her
little ones and plans how to make them look well, a the
same time, cool and comfortable. We have just
placed in our immense CLOAK
ROOM, :1 largclinc of
Children s Dresses, Bonnets..1Hats
HERE ARE A FEW OF ’THE GREAT LINE:
Children 5 Hats.
Colored lawn hats, trimmed with lace, 19c.
Children's silk hats, pink, blue and cream, 49c.
.‘hildren's colored crepe hats. rcd,blne and white,-iilc.
Children’s “Champs Elysee Huts,” pink, blue, tan
and white, 98c. ‘
Children’s Bonnets.
Children’s Dresses.
White lawn dresses, trimmed with hamburg, sizes
3 mo. too years, 250.
White cambric dresses, hamburg and ruillo, 3911.
Whito naiusook 1lrcsscs,tu1king and lacs,
:61. "F1, $1. it), *1 75 and $2. 25.
Childre‘u’ s colored chanibray dresses. 1111.115 4 to it
years, 7511:.
Children’s duck suits, 2 pieces, skirt and blazer,
$1.25 and $1.49.
981‘...
Ladies’ linen suits, skirt and blazer, $1.98.
Ladics' all wool, lined with silk, £17.98.
Ladies’ white duck skirtd, 9811.
Ladies' house dress, 2 pieces, skirt and waist, 131.49.
Ladics' all wool serge suit. blue and black, $7.51 1.
[unlics’ gray novelty suit, lined with silk, $15.75.
Separate Skirts.
Ladics‘ separate skirts, black and white checks, H.911
and $1.113.
Figured mohairs, $1.49 and $2.25.
Ladies’..§hirt Waists.
The largest and best stock of waists in Connecticut
——.l'.lc, No, 5191:, 750 11%,$l.2'1, $1. 49 to $2. 15
Imported French Dress Patterns.
We shall take 011‘ ten per cent. until closed out—we
carry nouc over.
Children‘s
to $1.69.
Dress Goods.
loco bonnets, 250, ‘390; 49c, 75c, 980
Wool challies, 101: per yard, always sold at 191:.
Fancy mixtures, 150.
Latest novelty styles, 39c; light and dark‘colors.
Wash Goods.
French organdics. 25c. , .
Imported 40 in. lawns, 1'20,
Imported dimitics, 12c.
Printed lawns, fast colors, 51:.
Best American dross ginghams, tic.
Hammocks
to lay off and enjoy the evening siesta. '
:3 dozen knotted jute Hammocks, 2191: each.
3 dozen Mexican grass hammocks, 7711: each.
2 dozen baby hauumx:ks,
75c and 931:.
~ 411112011 large size hauunocks, with fringe, $2.00,
$2.771, $2.
- Screens.
93.
One car load of window and door scrcens, 25c, 290,
35c, 39c, sic and $1.25.
1
|9c|VE
rtwnlr lorries. .
That like the best are good
people to serve. . . . . . .
They are able to appreciate
a good article as well as
good service. . . . . . . . .
THEY' RE PARTICULAR! . . .
33 WASHINGTON STREET. -
The Bread Winner,
lu ordcrihat we shall not any over one jacket; or cape, we shall continue to sol
You know‘that we marked all our goods in plain figures.
It is
‘ NORWALK CONN.
TELEPHONE CALL, 13-
Uf course they are, and we wish that every one was more particular in their choice of cdiblcs. Peo
plc who are indifferent II] this matter oftcu grasp at the Haunting prices of the tcn- -year- -cl1l goods sold at
the “sacrifice sale stores" represented as "just as good.‘
We court the patronage of those who are particular, and encourage them In the nicely of their discrimi-
nation. ()ur coffee will please the most fastidious, always the same, uniform in quality. Our teas are the
best. Our fancy gillcdgc cx'camcry butter at 221: lb 5 lbs for $1, is the finest made. We have a large
stock of summcl spec i. Illics, and Icccivc berries and vegetables fresh every morning. We invite all visitors
to our cm or seashore rc sorts to give 115 a call, as we 1 an supply you with all the delicac' ms of Ihc season.
CHARLES E. SEYMOUR,
Loading Grooor.
SO. NORWALK.
Who has to earn every dollar, ought to know the value of money. Consistent with quality,
llt' wants to get everything as cheaply as he can. To such a person our goods and prices
speak for themselves. In order to show our own 1: iatiuu of the large patronage whic: h we
have rc1.civcd, W12 have decided to GIVE
ABSOLUI ELY thi ii on Saturday. June (1th, a
box containing THREE CAKES lllGllLY SCENTILD TOILET SUM’, to all purchasers
of Teas and Coffees.
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