SHOES! m
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SMOKES RIGHT
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Do not fail to
examine these goods
before buying '
Elsewhere.
40 and 42 Wall Street.
llorwalli. ct. , .
For the next 30 days, all our men’s 83.00 and 83.50
Orient Toe Tan 7
“ ito your committee that. before it takes
i 9 $2.00!
M. H. GLOVER’S
VDouble.
Shoe '
Store. . . . .
Shoes,
Reduced to
v
Everybody's Shoes Shiner! Free.
ood,
Fitting
Shirt '
‘ Is a comfort. and We have them. as
we carry ai‘nli line of the United Shirt
Shirts,
Night Shirts.
callers and
Cuffs!
' “ and Collar Company’s ,
in all grades.
m
«w. A. BENEDICT a. co.
Clothiers and Furnishers for Men and Boys.
’9 MAIN/ stairs-r.
Norvvalk.
no wAsi-Tm'rori s'r..
So. Norwalk..
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What is it'?
that prompts you tobay your shoes at
one start rather than another? Isn't it
style. quality, fit durability and price as
to the shoe and prompt and courteous
attention on the of the proprietor and
salesman? If tm are the real induce-
ments we look for a liberal sharoof your
patronage.
H. 5. BROWN,
so Wlhlillfl'ill fllllj.
l‘outh Norwaltr. Dorm
m in 8min am mass an inmate Denim. Lou of Guest reruns oasis
v. in: . y. New Vlfliuu'le sal other out
"milks limit frail}.
me My ans »
:‘luw Pills. Drum cl!
materials
assert. from
"Whilst at al in reamed. i leased.
Myslh'fll. :Igl.(fm’fifli SW” . a
i ‘fl-II‘Iflm to {are as the .
Minna». .
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man ‘ minor a 033m».
nebula» eat to lashed After a Les:
(loafer-ea With banter um and ma-
ors-\t_'en right the carom on State
Juneau» . Vote For unusual-wail.
but . dept. iii.--By making an cilia
ala neat of‘his position own the
financial oiias'tion and by declaring in
that statement that be Is unaiterally for
gold. .iohn Boyd "I‘haahsr. Democratic
nominee for governor of New York. are-
nice one of the most curious situations
ever known in politics in this state.
The statement was issued after a long
conference with fisnator Hill. Elliott (i.
Danforth. who was at Senator Hill's
house. and I). Cady Herrick, thc Demo»
arctic leader in this county. It was ad-
dressed to the chairman of the stat'a com-
mittee. It is believed that this coursois
approved by Senator Hill, William F.
i-lheoban and others not in nttaudnnceat
the state convention and is intended to
try and ward of! any nomination of a sec-
: and Democratic ticket at the Brooklyn
. convention and enforce alight at the polls
~ ‘upun state issues. leaving t
national
ticket entirely out of the quest on. '
Mr. Thacher declares that ho is against
\ :froe silver. but wiiivote'for Bryan and
Hawaii for regularity and fight. the can:-
paign on state issues only.
The letter says: "‘1 am informer! that
the Democratic party of the state in acne
vcntion assembled at Buffalo on Sept. 17
" did me the honor of naming me no its
candidate for the high office of governor;
I now learn that the state committee is to
‘ meet on Tuesday for the purpose of ap-
pointingn committee to officially notify
me of that fact. It has seemed to The due
that stop I should make a statement. _
“I cannot. ask for the confidence and
5‘ , i“Iiiport of the people of the state without
frankly declaring my position upon the
financial issue now agitating the public.
I stand today where I stood in the month
of June. in the presence of a convention
of the state Democracy. 1 have not
changed on iotn in my belief nor deviated
a stop in my course. The commercial
honor of this country is pledged to the
world. and the world knows that the na-
tion will maintain its honor. . ‘
"i took part. in the state convention
' which sent delegates to represent the party
in national convention at Chicago. These
delegates by participation acquiesced in
" thenctiou of the national convention by
- aprcsT-ntiug candidates for thh offices of
president and vice president of the l'nitcd
States. The state convention of the Dumu‘
crntic party has ratified the nomination
of these candidates.
Will Vote For Bryan.
“I have icrlrned from the fathers and in .
turn have endeavored to teach that. thc
limimcrutio party is a vehicle to carry the
will of the people into eilcct. Such a
vehicle is constructed with difficulty. but
is easily destroyer]. Failure now and then
to perform absolutely satisfactory service
will not justify the utter destruction of
the vehicle. it was not constructed to hear
one burden. but many and various bur»
’ dons. What) lies financial burden is finally
disposed of, the people will still employ
the Democratic party to support their pur-
poses and to carry them into effect. When
They do thus employ that party, I for one
donut. wantlt to be shattered and dls~
Incmbcred. but to be strong. united and
efficient. ’l‘hcroforcl shall cast my vote
for William Jennings Bryan and Arthur
Hawaii. the candidates in due and regular
form chosen by a majority of that conven-
tion. I regret that I cannot be in full
accord on tho qucstion of finance with the
seutlnmnt of the late convention. but if
my position seems inhnrmcnious with
tho usucl fltfitudc of a candidate toward
his party it should be remembered that
the conditions are also unusual.
"in nominating me I must assume that
ihc convention was not unaware of my
financial views as expressed in my public
‘ utterances and that it was induced to ac-
cord me that distinguished honor in view
of the fact that under the constitution a
governor of this state has no calcinl con-
nection wha'tcvcr with matters pertaining
lo the national currency.
“It was appnrcnt at Chicago and l‘lullu-
lo and is expressed at cvcry gathering of
citizens where public questions are dis-
cur-'cd that. the people are dissatisfied
with the present condition of public affairs.
and I am in sympathy with every more
meat not. rm‘olufinnary in character
which seeks to lake burdens of! the shoul-
ders of the inassca and to restore prosperi-
ty and peace to all tbc people.
"When the Republican legislature ad-
iourucd last May. it left a record behind
it which every Democratic and independ-
uiit voter in the stale believed would bean
issue before the people this fall. So dues.
tlon purely national simuid be permitted
to divert our people in this state «inaction
from pronouncing. by a change of admin-
istration. a verdict against. this record.
included in the record of the Republican
legislature was a shameful disregard for
the interest of the municipalities of the
stain. Sixty-flvormrcont of ourpoimia.
tlon dwells in cities. and this population
laiawsmrs 7.3 per rcpt. of the wealth of tho
unite. As i observed clowly the work of
the legislature and was myself an official
victim of smile of its ionisiniiunJ am
perhaps entitled to be heard as to its rac-
urd. it was aniltyof a grievous sin of
omission. The new «institution ycqnlyps
that uniform charters shall be granted to
ciilcs of tho some class. A conimlsalon
reported early in the session proper forms
of charters for cities of the around and
third classes. The licpubilcan legislature
made no further attempts to comply with
the constitutional directions. but. on the
contrary. proceeded to amend charters ai»
randy calming by taking power from hill»
nials in licmocratic cities and clothing
with unusual power thsofliciala in Repel»
Iicnh ciilcs.
Moro- iiis “shiatsu-
"'l‘las Republican inltnhrrs la the bills»
future by force of arms and against the
protests of honorable ml‘llllllll'l of their
own party passed a bill taking from the
lianumatin may of Albany all power
over the policouft at city. Without poster
in control the [Killfltl a mayor is powerless
reinforce order and to secure peace for
his city. Himiisr legislation was propuwd
for other fluriioerniic cities. but true posi-
pohcd until the coming you.
"The Republican ”Motors. in prim
to accomplish its purposes. violated perils
moniary rules. ruthlessly rode over the
sacred rights of members. employed p -
steal fore- to intimidate once-lilac. o
the dome of the manly to the public and
«edema itself with an utter abandon-
meat of deans) and principle.
“A Minion legislators spent the
Me's was if it warawatar and
a ' ‘
‘ detonation.
ligament ~
tiara late molar soa-
Undlg 7‘ pulse of promot-
ing public welfanths 7 ubiiaaa legisla-
ture revolutionised til author] of dealing
in m
bureau with enamel its head to con-
trol and manage that o. it tackles
increased. and lawman: Minna-s an un-
rsascaabls sum Min ties-ham h ,
and instead of applriaf that sum to defray
in: llld'blpllmfl' at uni government it
distributed it incumbent the state. "
Closing he ‘says: “But when this great
governmental machinery iii in the hollow
of the hand of one man. When he and not
the people is the beneficiary of its opera
lion. popular government is nuanced and
its defeat as a public enemy becomes the
duty of all good men. This is the issue in
the state this fall. No. step toward mu-
nicipal reform can be undertaken until
this question can be settled The people
have destroyed all vanities ef a political
boss in’the [autocratic party. and i believe
they will annihilate ballistic in the lic-
publican party.
“It is not. important that I or any othal
particular individual should be alacmd
governor. it is important that the pcivcr
of one man should not be perpetuated by
two years more of Republican executive
control. Yours.
"JOHN Bovn 'l‘uscnsn."
Mr. ltryan’e Itinerary.
BAL'mToTis, Sept. 21. —— Mr. Bryan
speaks at Dover. Deb. today at lzzio p. in.
and in the evening he will address an au-
dience at Wilmington. The residents of
Washington Park, N. J.. will listen to the
candidate toiiicrrow afternoon. and in the
evening Philadelphia will have him. On
the diid the New Jersey committee will
dictate his movements, and Brooklyn will
hear him wthoii evening. Next morning
Mr. liryan speaks at New Haven. and on
the morning of the 25th he passes through
Springfield and Worcester. Mass. inciting
short speeches at each place. That night
he makes two speeches in Boston, one on
the Common and the other in Music'hall.
and on Saturday morning leaves for Beta.
liic.. to visit the vice presidential nominee.
where he remains aver Sunday. ’l‘his
itinerary is. however. subject to change
at any time.
Major chltinley'a Plans. _
CANTON. 0.. Sept. ifl.—-—Iilnjor i‘nloh'ln»
icy spent yesterday outertnuvfiuu a fcw
friends at dinner. glancing moi his mail
and resting. The mail and tho iuli'uruph
are still heavily burdened with congrutn
lotions from new McKinley clubs and
with requests for appointments with via»
lting dclcgations Commencing tomorrow.
them will be meetings on the McKinley
lawn ovary day until Oct. ii. and a hunt
bar of appointments beyond that dun
have been made. For this weal: alone
there are :39 delegations adnoun’ccd.
WHITE CAPS AT WORK.
They Whip a Farmer and [its canal-on
and Bury llim All".
Tempo, Sept. 2i.—--'l'he White Caps have
created another sensation in ’this ‘county
by whipping a man named Huntsman.
who lives atHsiinnii Station. and burying
him alive. The story has only leaked out.
although’ the outrage. according to the
police. was committed on Sept. ii.
The facts as reported to the police are
that two of the Huntsman children. com-
ing from the postofiicn wore picked up
on the road by two men in a buggy and
accused of stealing a pocketbook contain-
ing .80. The next night a party of men
want to Iluntsman'a house and, after
calling Huntsman out of bed, seized and
dragged him outside and pinned him in a
frightful manner. Then they carried him
to a grave and. putting him in it. covered
him with earth. After awhile ihoydus
him up. Then they beat and abused him
a second time and finally buried him again.
They then dug him up asacondtimu
and again lashed him and then drove
away. The two children were also imhod.
Huntsman is a respectable. Well to do
former.
Young lilayeie This! Arrested.
Bosrox. Sept. 2i ~—Aifrcd li. Stewart.
iii years old. of East Boston. was arrsstcd
by Special ililiser lilacs and Policeman
ltmmuy of the Hanover street station.
charged with the larceny of bicycles on an
oxtcnsivo scale. Stewart. when ciosciy
questioned by Captain i‘ain. made a par-
tial confession. is‘tcwart admitted that he
had stolen bicycles left by riders on stream
or sidewalks in Boston. Lynn. Chelsea.
Maiden ami other places. The policc nail“
mate that he has stolen u ward of $1.500
worth of whccls in the ant few months.
He whereby sold them to impacuuious
people for about #5. and in one case a the
wheel. almost now. was sold for tui. (.‘np
lain (Tain sonic time ago noticed acvcrul
north and people who were far from
wealthy riding high grade wheels. and mi
investigation by his men led to the arrest
of Stewart.
(Turner-tone of flew Church Laid.
liosrcx. Hopt. ul.~-—Wlth humming cere-
monies the cornerstone of the new all.
i’hiiips' ltomau i'atliolic church. a may»
niflcent edifice to be erected at the corner
of Harrison aVcnua and bonus strain. was
laid yesterday afternoon. him than who
people were present. Archbishop Williams.
with a costly unidcn trowel. laid the coriwr-
stone in its place. “no of the "mat inter-
esting (cultures of the mansion was the
sermon prcll‘luitl by liar. ll. .l. citation!
of Wauhinutun. one of the moat noted
ifatbolle members in the i'nitcd Hiatus.
flsvcml delughtlom of the Knights of (lo.
lamina and the Ancient Order of iiiimr.
alone were printout.
‘l‘wo finalised “and! to“ Wash.
'i‘usvaau Cm. Mich. rcpt. “AL-«Fits
has floflflfllflflf'il a loss of about trauma to
the find Wood Dish company. whom fac
mry is tho largest of the kind in the world.
Two hundred hands are thrown out of
work temporarily. The whole plant was
N)VM‘(‘fl by routine insurance. a large por-
tion of which was upon the part destroyed.
line Handrail hands of Gold Ore Moles.
TILM'lllDE. ifoic. flora. 2i.--.‘line Toe
pound sachet geld ore. Valued at ammo.
have been stolen from the powder magic
slim ofahe 'f‘nm hey miss. where it had
been teiunoramim
it island to the Your.
“lie is a mi friend in the ism. ..
"Ho he is. its will keep any of his
frimulspour if ilwy will give him lmifn
silence. "wlmiianaxsiils Journal.
The writers on chmim give the titles
of over one books written in tiara-a and
french on that scum
a..-
The first table "may” in the-lint»
sdritaicsm in Gmllfiltl. Han. in is“.
a.
a. "it
‘N‘M‘l: ‘. l
clean-ts
with the liquor trellis and established I a
to it . '
bitterness as
recently released lush-American
made a statement that he had been up
w . Ila llllll. limit at the
his? ijd’eilonalzfilliancomnd Bursary
When a reporter called
dance of - Murphy’s ‘ sister. Mrs. . .
Milli Greta «madam: Qiimllrs. l‘a-
use said: “There is no truth whatever in
the story that my brother has been spirit-
ed away. nor has he disappeared. ‘
he... all day some”. and allhoimh I
must. say that his mental condition Isany-
thing but satisfactory to my sisters and
myself. he seems to be rational on being
questioned as to current events. but when
asked about his prison experience he
evinces a decided antipathy to speaking of
prison discipline. "
A number of friends of the recently re-
leased prisoner called at the house yester-
day afternoon. but. they found that Mur-
phy had been taken down to buy on a
fishing excursion. accompanied ‘(ien~
oral U'Beirno and neonate of th alleged :
Tri‘yhamiter, John blurpby of Manchester.
ll
Today. if nothing intervenes, arrange;
mantshavu beenmadc for a careful ex-
amination as Murphy‘s sanity. and
the result of th s anminntion will do~
termlnc what disposition will be made
of the unfortunate man. The services of
the host experts on insanity in this vicini-
ty have been arranged. and, although those
who know Murphy very wuil wish him
a better fate. they say that. his condition ..
ismucb more hopeless than that of his
recently released follow prisoner. llr. Gai-
iagber.
New Trial For Whitman.
San r‘iisxcisoo. Sept. lit—The supreme
court has ordered a new trial for Alonzo
.l. Whitman, who was convicted of forgery
and sentenced to nine yonrs' iliiprlsim-
mant. Whitman was formerly very
wealthy. He was elected mayor of Du-
luth and also served a term as state sena-
tor in the Minnesota legislature. Whit-
man met with business reverses and came
west to San Francisco about two years
ago. He cashed at the Bank of California
a check drawn by Arthur Biron for soon.
The bani: people later declared that the
check Mrs a forgery and that Bixon was a
myth.‘ Whitman was arrested in New
York and was. brought here for trial.
Whitman says he will now be able to
prui’e his innocence. lio has found Bison
and procured affidavits from him which
state the check was a genuine one and ac-
cepted by Whit-man in good faith. Whit‘
man alleges that there has been a con-
eplrncy to send him to prison on a trump-
ed up charge. ‘
Fire In Oswego.
Oswsoo, N. Y.. Sept. 21.—-Thc factories
of the Omega Sliver Mini and the Sanger
'l'oothili Novelty companies have been
totally destroyed by fire. Both factories
adjoin each other and face the lake. The
Columbia hotel and two adjoining dwell-
ings were also consumed. A fierce wind
was blowing when the homes were discov—
ered. and the fire department. was unable
to cope with the fire in the face of such
odds. The loss on the factories. including
stocks, is fully "00.000. with about two-
thlrds the amount covered by insurance.
The loss to the adjoining property will be
$60,000. The factories employed 350 per-
sons. including many skilled mechanics.
Last Monday lot) of the employees of the
novelty works struck against a reduction
in wages of 1.3 per cent. and the trouble
was still unsettled.
It Will Be I Great Race.
ROf‘liEil’i‘Eii, Sept. 2i.-—()n bchnlf of W.
W. Hamilton of Denver. W. W. linrch. the
publisher of The American Sheep Breeder
of Chicago. has forwarded a'ohallcnge to
Tom lick, manager of Jimmy Michaela.
the phenomenal Welsh bicyclist. of!»
inn to make a match fiirnruou of one hour,
the contest to be decided in (lliicagn ori
llonver. Michael's great- pcrformancc Mi
Manhattan Beach last Friday. when he cs- l
tabllshcd new American records for most .
of the miles in the one hour contest. will 5
cause great interest to be taken in this i
race Each man will be allowed as runny l
pacemakers as he desires. and Hamilton.
will be able to call for the services of some .
Til' the fiiali‘sl. quad and triplet teams in
the country. .
I”Iiiiiied In a Speakeasy Bald. l
. .
Pilil.Alilii.l’iliA, Sept. 21. -—Whilc at
l he so mm in
I" .b” ll incorrect. Vera "
’Rl'u'l
Mouushlln of the same organisation. ’
at the rub '
lie was :
. . goes in a fallen
here
soon. ‘
A $2 Rebate
82. $1.50.
_ Pomtersl
Pajamas. Golf Suits,
Golf Sfoclehgs.
Earl & Wilson Collars.
Ton/Tart Gloves,
Dani's Gloves,
Tuxedo Suits, Dress Suits.
. Iceberg! loan fJ lease. Tlud Is
{windfall/er man that we want fa lists
scan fit you just as well as your
tailor can. .Tlie style is just as advancsd .safl
~ ' the fabrics are In all the latest mange-w
plaids and checks. quot Infants in browns irl
buy/If colored threads running through. blue
and black diagonal chariots for dress.
prices are way below tailor's prices:
l
0/: our 6‘5 Dlrbys. because we don't ohms
you anything for the label. They're 85 Derby;
in every.way‘buf the price—S3. Shapes and.
shades are conical. colors stay -/lle no» eliil
bmtll'ng don't wear offi other kinds at 82.50,
dd.
a lime fill/OF-Mfldl
$l8. $20. $25:
so;
Monday. Frills; «J, of
a
p9,,
Saturday e‘vamhgs. . _ .
BRIDGE/WIT. Willis .
W.»
v i..
ssSv sac rtssssar To nus!
. Patent
1' Medicines
sssv_
AND PLEASANT '
To
Tsar;
AtOanrioasi
Sch. 0. Stillson’s
DRUG STORE.
82 Washinglod St. Schema“.
An [in to Date ling stop.
Neil is n dug. film has n spccixd delight
for taking walks with uremia-rs of the
Miiiitd of i-‘econd district police was nick-lfiiililly. 'l‘bis pleasure is not. "muted hcr
int; a raid on an alleged Italian syninkoaay f
on linker street. the inmates refused rid-l
Initiation and. fairing rcfmro on thereof. i
lircd pistols and throw bricks at tho oili-
' cars. The police returned ihoflro. Michael _
Pin a. cued ‘37. one of the inmates. wan1
inst ly killmhby a pistol shot. and two
ixdiccmlp and four citizens assisting them
were injured by bricks. The alleged pro~
printer and six initiato- were finally ar-
mini and bcld in heavy ball. The fight
lasted over half an hour. during which
over '5‘: shots were exchanged.
Noted Baseball Player llnlcidal.
liocniui'sa. Hopi. “Jim-ltd (franc. once
a noted plichcr of the New York ball
Willi. committed‘suichin at the i'nnunvsa
liaii hotcl born by taking a dose of chloral.
(frannbad bccn playing in hard lucifnf
laic years and was pennlimis and defined.
Illl. lie was 3‘) years of our. A wife and
one child survive him. lie hold the mom
for baseball throwing. liming tho pm
acnsnti ('ranc pitched for the Springfield
and Providence lbisicrn imam: teams and
also umplrcd iii the league for a short
time.
nuns While Walking user a ”ridge.
Max. Mennonite. “:i.~~ilarry 'i‘cmple-
man. it years old. of Hi. John. hi. it. was
lillledbyihe liziil inmml huuml train
on the lie-ion and Main» road yesterday
morning. lie was walking over the bridge
mm the llivrr Electric works. and in some
manner his foot [vacuum wedged in the
planting. before he could extricate him-
self the train struck him. The body will
he sent to St. John.
Callus Boy In Dylan.
limcosroa'r. (him... riept.‘ 2i.»—A cabin-
gram received here by llcojamin Fish. on-
cic of Mrs. ('aliias flay (formerly Mrs. P.
'l'. llarnuiu). announces that the bay In
dying in Constantinople. The minis-pram
is signed by l'nimi Mates Mini-hamlet
'l'vrrcll. Mrs. i‘ailias iiey sailed for i'oir
stantlhopls lat-T. Wednesday.
Areas-ia- llrpnrtatiea Mapped.
COhIiTASTfKfli‘LE. slept. ‘ii.~'l‘hs Turk.
ish authorities have put a stop to the do-
portaiinn of Armenians. which has been
going on since the nasal fatal riots In
(Joesisaiicopie.
.0“
l
weir...) arm
“it; war-er; ML" plan/j l
asuftcn mi sin-Would likc. That. ianot
liccnusoshc is left behind, but from the in-
aiolliiyof tho incmls-rs of the family to
loop walking constantly. which would be
.\ in"): him of perfect hamdncss. (inn day
the \vmthrr. the ainnmpheric mnditlons,
i-vcryiiilng. ovou'io hcr own failings.
M't’llltfil to .\'cil to indicate that await;
Would be an unusual plwrsurc. Him wuuf.
in iniietif’licr noun-mus illlltl‘t‘lflt‘l and said
m as plainly as a limit could say anything.
licraclluna simimlumicr than words could.
it. u-uanf no avail. but Null \va not to be
discouraged. Mm stoma-Ti. evidently to
thinkommucui. 'l'lwu ahc bounded up
Maire. in inc wine nniya few mmncnis.
witch aim was luvmi again coming quicily
and ethically with umntrurc, rill-night.
.down into tin: room ahc came and laid bcr
mistn'sa' but. which she luul found on the
last in nu nppcr man. on hot lnp. 'l‘bcrn
cm a bird in the trimmings of the hat.
but It lied boon carried an can-fully that
tho had not muchcd it ”"0". This is an
ciitlrciy up to data slurry. and it stops ho-
foro tho climax is “Kiwi“. it is not told
whcthcr the walk full: cd. but Ni‘ll'a inirr
tress says that Neil is the briuhmtiiog
that raw litrai.=-h‘vw York 'l'inum.
em». m... ea... . .
i fleas as tractors.
A l’arls loom i my» that. a French sci-
entist is trying make lama niunufrwtum
imidlcniivi bonny in ill‘il'lt'f" of [lawn for
tho curc of Various till-cows. ilc ins-pa the
l'vea iindcr glass. so that tbcy mii irct honey
only from ilmvcrs cswciaiiy chmcn.
By thc dii‘i‘crcnt kind- of imucy thus pro-
duced influenza. muuha and adds. indi-
gcstlon. asthma and many other ills are
mid to be medily if indirectly Mimi. and
while the points of the. mkcnrd invalid
and the stubbm'n child is tickled he is be-
ing surreptitiously cured.
ma. ... .. _ .... . .......h .....s
em up. "
finilthm’l‘hank maniac-is! PM got a
wife who’ll ltdt‘i'l‘ Woof ciihcr sins-t. skim
or blmmm.
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