Annotated Prese Despntches Up to the
‘ floor of doing to Press.
Bosrou suns run no sales
Squadron of Battleship. with the Insea-
chttletta at their Head. on Enthuelutlc Greeting as they Pate
up the Harbor—Cheerrantl Bunting front Ships and Shore.
0
‘l‘
People of the hub Give the
.t
(By Aisoctrted Press.)
Baton. September 2~The opportun-
tty recognized by the city of Boston
and vicinity when the announcement
wu made sometime ego that several
novel. verse-ls were to be ordered to thin ‘
port for renovation and seized by"
them as an occasion for giving the“
ships. officers and men a reception. was
grandly Improved today as nine of the
vowels which bnd it share in the wart
with Spain. bended by the battleship
Innsnehuttetbt. which bears the name
, of this commonwealth. paused up the
harbor In one of the most thrilling na-
val parades t‘\'t'l" seen here. The reti-
tlents of the city and .~uburbs. augmen-
ted by hundreds of others. congregnled
at Vantage points. heginning ut Nun-‘
trinket Bench. all along the South
shore. among the wharres on lite water
front and down the North shore Q
Point Shirley. The harbor was ill'gtl
with all sorts of reuse-ht. ouch or which
did its‘ utmost to adequately expresr
the Wt'l‘nillt‘ it wlnhed to give the vie-
Itors and the enthusiasm awakened by
the eight of the vessels which had it
part in the thrilling scenes In southern
Waters.
Although It was unnonnccd that the
wnrahiptt would not reach Boston I.Ight
nix miles down the hnrbtg. until noon.
thone who desired to get choice posh .
tlonn on suburban headiundn lwgan to .
collect long before that hour. and for
it. long time many on eye was trained
down the buy. won-hing for a glimpse
ol' the smoke of the lies-t. the monotony t
of waiting being lightened by the view
of the multitude of the crttft whit-h iiii- .
led the channel. either on the way
down ttt meet the «puidron. or seeking
good stations iront Wlllt'll to see the
parade on it inn-sell.
The weather could not have Itccn‘
better, except. pcrhnptt. it was rather
warm. There was ecurcely tiny breeze.
The sky was t‘ltitllllNr and the watertt
of the harbor th-re Its blue as tlm ..x,
pantie above them.
The boot. which was ttot llllpl'tw‘rlh'
to tlte throngs on the hillsides of the
Hlllllll'lln. limtlv it llllt'fllilltil'litltlt' for tit.-
thousands of city folks who were do.
peittll‘ttl upon the docks and ‘lllill'l‘t‘;
along the Willt‘l‘ front. 'l‘hi~ liit‘l. how—
et'ct‘. it'i‘nlt'il to bore no lilillillt'lll t'flttt‘l
on llnN- I‘wlt‘lt'lrtl to my IintiH. fut
every ttt‘ttll.tltlc not.» new un-nplcd
hours b. fore the \‘t't-‘rlt‘lh' ptt~~Ii-I'.\ tiillltl
rt-tt. ll lore. \lttt, tt'onnn .ttt-I tlillll‘
l‘t‘ll stood lltht-l)’ togtuher. lion t'lllll-
lied the tuoomtg [NU-l! and trout tho
more of the .~ltml~ :tttd \\’le‘t'l|l\tl.~t'- were
covered.
The de.or.ttion~ on the big ltnildtntt
tilting the w.tt--t' front new ttillllilt.l
principally to the .\l|lt‘l‘ltiill lion. tttm ll
with hung from etert‘ window. 'i‘ht
.~blps nor. llltnl t'ltllttllltirh' 'l‘lllliltl‘nl
with Old lilnrt .tllll the ll.tt:~ oi‘ :tll lll
Ilt‘ns. pt titl;tltt-. hli‘t‘llllit'l‘~ :ttni ltlllll
lug were hunt: t'tunt «It-ill to it ill
As mun iI~ lllt' Md~filiill|luittlr~ t‘.|ltll
into view .-In~ was giren n noisy l't‘t't'll
lltili. \\'ltmtlt~. ~ltl‘lll .ttttl lttul'st‘ .ttni
ell‘t'lis i'lllt‘l'Hl lttttt rotupttitlun to .l.
\‘t‘lup lin- Kll‘llli'~l volume of .mood
pontiltlr. “lllll' flitt'lidltth uztte .tm-t
utter cheer.
Winn tltc -htp- dun off tottmt. ‘Iw
narrow... bettteeu limn Iigh! .tttti l-‘I-It
Warren. lllt‘ fit~‘ “cl-om nu ‘z'.tt
lmomtti ’l‘lt. flirt' lte.tty itttiiltrtnntt
rltlllllllttl ill ”0' fun -l.\l'lttl tho tlttu
tttllt'dtlott .tttti tltv Mdutdlttl it. t.
nib-ti llt kind. From lltil' p..1n- v... t..
llltt lltlt’t _\.tttl Ilttt ll\.t'-Iill tttit‘iltt.”
.\luitltu.l ~ «ltuttd ttlttnttl tll tiltlr
lll'tt with lltl than “t|\lll illlllit l \Hllt
oil' llt'trtttlt't.u.. \~ ittt' tt ..,t..
in .igltt It! the nrttt ,\ul"l. llit \l.. ...
chum-ll.- lltvd .t ‘~.tlll't‘ til vltv n gun-
‘ll honot oi Qt» tilllilll;tiltl-tlll t‘otnm.
t‘ot‘o limttI-utt .tlill lltr mint nu l-“'t*i)
iii the yard it mun-tut with u t. it you.
lot t‘npwn illnetnmtt.
fliill‘tl tili'l' i‘Nitlill WW
/
,"
l‘r‘illllltlitidit \la . tit pt- llllti‘t “
'l’ht- l‘nl‘ul int. \\.il'>li.|" tth ll III
to bike putt ... the nttttl pat ..t.~ to
“tutor. hurled lt‘f! ltl'lt Ht... nm‘n nu
tthnrtlt lmftti"A 't' u lllth Thu M‘tztlltli
WI! till Ihut multi be deuirI-d \ “Ighi
mill which hitd hung titer tilt whim
ill {infill I l- until ill'tllt‘lnl l .I- We .tm
ltttltttt in ll'tn 'i‘ht wllltti‘v owe it
with l‘ l‘.\ iIHl “tit lIItl\ when ttt
it 1. ”their, llli' litl'lt hip \l.t an t...
tit-tip btl.|\fl”l‘i| the H'Mtl- if ill: tell. tt
Mitiudrnn to u“ llfltli't tent
The Mitwtthtwtt held-t W. Lu.
Ind II the fit it in Il‘-t|ll lwit" i'o |\i
pander thctt .t' 't’ ”a limit with llrl titl-
ttr-t lying rib. w |-- t-tlmut ht o w
um lMIr lH tho Within tt'wlt ill
thin. mt:- followrtl bt tn.- than... I'.
tine. Wilmington. tit-mot. \lltllil’u
Itnnt roll and the ‘I opoim
The titt’tarlltt'v one “l“t.‘ ‘~
tin-I- of mmmmr wit-t
rennet nu it MI thin line
ml lqt‘ lmtil
mtul lull
'I‘Lt Iii .t t
iltm promoted a nit-tut with n “I“ lull
It. retnrutlwtt'l “t lbw" ”'31“ “H '
’4
The room M II“ Point i . t
‘tlatttgcr of
\
after 8 o'clock. going at the rate at
about nine knots an hour..‘ They
should reach Boston light before l2
o'clock. where they will stop to re-
ceive Governor Wolcott and his Ilafl,§
of the ollcerit oi the! distributed. Salon
who will be guests
hlaettgehunetttt
harbor.
‘9
during the trip upthe
11' 10 AI ID.“ 0‘”.
'heretho Third Oonnecticut will be
Quorum it. tonneyimin
\t'ushingtou. September 2—Colonei
Moore. of the quortertnueter's deport-
“! ll VAL!» m.
Wall m. 10:10 1. n.—'l'he tent-re
It the opening waa e continued
Itrelgth of the Penile etoeka and at
Baltimore and Ohio. The preterred
“09h '0“ “D 95 and Baltimore and
Ohio 1‘. A number at the npeclaltiu
also showed gain- or a sharp traction.
dmr opened up but immediately lost
[the gain. There waa aleo alight de-
pmeion In a few or the lending roil-
rottd Mocks bttt prim generally were
higher. -
‘ Wall ntreet. li a. tn.-There were
uln- of I point or more in many oi the
specialtlea that have mentiy become
favorites. Manhattnn and Tobacco were ’
conepicuoue exceptions and lost two
catch. Among the raiiwn stocks pri-
ces stiffened all around. with quite a
brink demand for tturttngton and St.
lowered the price or that stock a point
Poul.
and checked the advance. ‘ ’
Wall street. noon The continued Ii-
quidotion In Manila... nd Tobacco
combined with odorttt by the trodern
to routine nt top figures In other proper
tie. inflected the strong undertone and:
prices ragged In many instances to the'
BlifllllOtttl,’
lowest' at the torcnoon.
while not particularly large, was well
to noon. "32.234
tthnrcn. Bonds showed considerable
firmness. bttt operations were light.
Wall street. 1 p.
drifted eluggitthly and irregularly on it
tight volume or trading and without.
any conspicuous feature.
Wall street. 2 p. m.——Tbe market
showed irregularity In spots In the inte'
Reclining in Northern Pncitlci
tn. —'i‘he murket ,
SPECIAL SALE
ion
. mesons.
l
l
t
This wen we open a special. pur-
‘rhane of line ribbon—belt quality all-
uilk plain and morle tnlletna. These
ribbons are all clean and new—thin sou-
l
i
i
l
.uon‘a eflects~no poor colors. no sec-l
‘ondtt. all new'nnd desirable Shallotl
llt‘ull width. r.
On account ‘oi their special value we
:huve placed them on the centre tribunal
‘lmain lioor. where cuntontcre can cuttiiy .
judge the llIi-‘flt'eb oi the offering:
[751mb i’illi‘i‘I. NEW l’lllt'E.
No. 5. Inc. «to.
" 7. 15¢. tic.
“ 9. 18¢. tic. '
" 12 22.. inc.
" to. 3m. 12...
" 22. 3:... . l.'u:.
" to. toe. 18c.
,.
" oi). 55w.
session. but the general tone watt tit-lg
ment. has returned to Worthington front
Middlelown. where he hurt been in
charge. of work at Camp Meade. He
has tttztde n t‘erbul report to Secretary .
Alger of the mndition there. lie any» L
that the camp is one of the tineat forms 5
in Pctmsylt'nnin, on high rolling ground '
from 350 to tittt feet above the Susque- i
hunttu river. The waiter supply is ab-
nntlatnt and in-obtuiued from such a
source that there can be no inedible
pollution. 'I‘hrcc uneainn
Wt‘lle turnish the supply. They are
frotn :TI to RI feet deep. bored through
solid granite for some distance and
‘throttgh nearly 2M feetof solid nauti-
atonc belore the water carts are wally
supplied.
others by water curls. (‘oloneLMoorc
says that there in no abundant Iupply
of this water whit-h bns been analysed
illlll pronounced nitroltttciy pure. ’l‘hc
sanitary condition: of the count me ex-
cellent. l'l‘t‘l'illlllttlltl have been taken
to preterit any trouble prising trom the
rinks and refuse mutter. i‘oloncl Moore
also reports that the food in abundant
and the ttoopt. tl|l|iill't‘llll,\' wril unlit»
tied. 'l'resldent McKinley when til ('ntnp
\lctoic. told t‘oiotlel Moore that he eon-
sidt-red the place an ideal rump.
ILLUJTRA'I‘IVE 01" RED TAPE
c.invnloocent Soldier: at fine line. i.
Ordered to Fort Il'rumhuli
Sew
l'tt'Itl'l‘lil h“. |.;_ .\Ict'wltt received it letter
illlfl morning from (‘nmp Wlkofi in re-
-pon;.e to hilt telegram Io (lent-rill
Win t It t‘. ttltltu: lll'llt'l‘.‘ itt tI--Iitl llltt con-
t'.tlceunt ~=oldicrs front the New Hitl’t‘ll
llt‘~||llill to I-‘ort 'i‘rtltnhttil. New Lon-
don. “lit‘l't‘ they Will be ittriotiglted.
lb.- Ivtt-r lttttt' three or four cndorncv
ttn»:tt~ .ttnl t.~ iilti-ttt‘ttlit'e oi the [WI liIIN'
n... t'sndl')’ before on order t'illi be l'Xi‘t'il'
it It In the till“). it be expected that til~
to t u to twenty t'olitttlt‘ttt't'llltl will be ob-
I. to t...t.- tin- littnltlliil. utid tienct'tti
\I- I‘itill ems they will be iii‘lll «way to-
Il.l\ ot ltillitil‘ltl“. 'l'ltcll Illl'l‘I‘ wlll be
room to l.|ltt' ubottt Iwctttytlve more
|i..'lllllt-
LOWER THAN YIWEKDAY
New "tit-cu \Vtuthcr It will Channel
88 Dogrooa ill 10 U‘l‘lOt‘k
tIiy Ano- liilt‘tl I'I'I‘M l
N» w lldt't'll. t'onn, September L“ .»\t
to u think tine tuornltlu the wtntthct' rc-
rot'tl w.t,~ no degree". ttm tit-green lower
lltliii ill the tillfllt' hour )t‘nli-I‘iltl)‘.
ttlmt-rter TM‘I' with Iltitl nu Septem-
MI 2. Int. the lt~tttpt~rtttttrc Wit.“ lilo.
llti Iv l|.t\‘t‘ lttt'li lttl ntt'Htilie illnt‘n til
liltlitlitt’JIII 'llllh fur tepttrtt-d lil tlti»
t'll).
PATHCNTI '0“ NEW "AVIN
Fifteen lore 0' Camp 'iholl'l Iiot
Will A r W ll ore today
tlit \ ~trtt.tlt*tl l'l‘ttw- i
\- tt li..t«tt f‘otttt, S-[I‘ttttlur L:
tittttitl H 8 hr cit. ttt‘ limtw hmpi
.ti i‘t‘tiltt'tl .l ll‘ltfllttlll tht~ tnortttng
Ltuttt l'nntp Wrist-R. ututlnu that if. ml
.lltr l-.t‘_'t-ttl~ llrtt' '-.ill|'tl on the "I'll
_\I h'. The nil-.ttlicr tit-tired Ill
... lit .tttd ttill he (luv to New ”th'li
lll wimp lattll l ti‘t'ltt k.
l! i pt: vllllittl tin w puttt-nl . .itt wry
ill .tlitl ~ttflt‘rltttt ftortt ttpitnitl and mu
l.tt'tul lt‘\l'l‘- 'l'ht- hunpitul loot t‘ltll
Villllllltt‘u for fifty willtl er path-lite pm.
II t. expected ttmt number will be lit-
ltt'It
“in...
'l llil ltlll‘IV'lt'l'Htl (Willi!
Iltt \W‘tlt' .tittl l'tu- i
London ileptemltrr '3 \ Iltt't‘litl tier.
[MN h in NI' ”Vetting tildlitltit‘tl l'ftlflil'ti-
|ItllsllIlIM| lllln ttltttttttott it)‘ ih‘
Vii-tn h mt lili’l Im- tiw ttlmt upon it it
tiaitlti of tilt lll'tH'tM Ili’t‘
tit-
ttlii‘i' \iliiVltiiHI il
“in lottti n ‘lfl‘illtllltl'l .t “it”
known ~I||ilflltl| tittttter oi thittth Nor
Milk .‘lIltl Iattuon It. 'lt‘Imt. of White
I'Iutn- \ V. “070‘ illitf'f'li-Il in New
iotit in t Itttthi ut the l.Iiiltt t'llit‘"ll
wound that t‘uttpr. ‘l‘lte ltnom n a
tea-moor It‘llllll tm. and lot» been or
in; with ht- ttn-Ie In F I littrttell
t’Imt «it It tile with m. t-tt-ir- moth.
w. Mt ,. lie-tut Abxh-ltti'l.. ol‘ “ult-
tttg on short
Some regiments are supplied ‘
by n hydruttt in irottt of curb company. ;
"it"l'll. t‘onn. September L"?
ter and in some cases sharp railltw. oc- .
curred.
3 pointit.
Manhattan figured for about
..-—-..— ....
REV. THOMAS HAYWOOD DEAD.
New York. September 2-Rev. Thom-
as Haywood died at Ma home in Illin-
tthcth. N. 1.. today. at“ sixty-nix yearn.
lie was born in England and was or-
dained there. lie was past worthy pic
-trinrt-h of the Sons oi Temperature of
_ttreut Britain and poet deputy unpreme
chiet ranger oi the Independent Order
,0‘ Foresters. Rev. Mr. Heywood en-
joyed the distinction 0! being the tirst
‘man to introduce Netti how. the pro-
.hlbltlonlst. to an Engllnh audience.
MR. PAY lMi'ROVING.
New London. (‘onn.. September .
George i. Pay. of Worcester. Mum.
who narrowly escaped drowning by the
upsetting of n boat lll which he and bin
wife were t'rultbing. lust tvenlng. i.-
suid to be much improvedtotiitt'. and
his recovery is now coneidcred certain.
The hotly of Mrs. it‘tty. who was drownv
ed. had no been recovered up to noon.
“ruminants.
nov'rts menus.
oettvmo .\'l"l‘il.\t"i‘i().\'.
FRIDAY. seet.’ 2e.
t'let'cttth totteectttlt'c mount of
MS. I. "ERIE’S
Ih-nullfttl i'otncdy-tlrauttu
‘Shore Acres.
him-lion of]! t‘. Miner.
fl
l't‘w tilt-d by it fine v-otttptt--y ufpltty-
WI. \tltltettttrcitett It't'ltt'i‘} ttml unique
itit‘t'llltlilt'ill llth'llit“. .\ plumb pm
tlttellott utilll‘iiltli‘tttl. l‘rictw net'- r yttry.
"t'flt'flt‘tl tit-uh. hi. 7 r :Ilttl bite,
iittllt‘t‘y .\Illlil.‘.~ltlli. ‘Jt’u-
fittitl- mm on eltlt‘ "l l‘llll‘ltll'i‘ utttl
\Vttt'tl'n tlfttfl ntnt‘tm .
Hoyt‘n Theatre.
tine Night Only.
Saturday. Sept. 3d.
.\tltcrit'tt'- Laugh ('lt'ltltil'l.
TheRays
In ”W "tillilttlt‘tllltt'lll of Fun.
A Hot Oil Time.
Hewttttttl t-tlliltttt, My .ll'ill’flt’ M. i‘ttltt‘il.
Everything Kett !
httt-rytitittg tittotll
lirittn your fun- ttittl keep «out.
Pitt-en. til. Mitttttl 77w. itettt- now on
“Will I'lttlntctl‘n utttl\\'mi'u|ttm lion-o.
LABOR DAY BXOllllSlOll
CONEY ISLAND.
.\ ttti Nnynl \‘tmtln.
Steamer Belle Norton.
Monday. Sept. 5.
mew-EXCI‘sttl Milli «« «or.
More tit-tutti Norwltllt it it. til.’ te-
littliltll. lNWl‘l'iliN'y Inllltttl izi't. knot
lit-ti nti‘wi. It in in.
limbo-f will Mil \‘t-ry chute to saw
\‘ttrttutoiiltett pom-mt down the boy
uttd through ”it heel of Nttvnl Vin-ell.
t‘ttmiey. Net-t. I. tictitt linrtott to
North ”I'M'li.
Cloning Out Out. l
litt-t- in, Tit-tin, Mien let l'ttttn. Tim, Mix. eh
m
lop-icing.
witcrnt Mutton- "alumna. ‘ I. 'u
tees-u pace 3.
“who. new. We...
This Week and {lit long tilt-rt-oiicr :t»
;tltt‘ goods. lilhl. the Wash tioodn depart-
ment will otter the lollowidg nt markv
;-lown prircs:
20 Pieces fin” l’tinlcd Mii‘llll, .‘lL‘vilI
wltlc. were lglgi'. yard. now Ett‘.
20 l’ltt-t's llt'.t.~~ t'loltt, tolort-tl gripe ,
Wt'll' l't't~ you], l.ti\\' to:
{0 Pieces llll." llt‘gnudic .\Io«~liu.~_ worn
3hr. )‘ili‘ll. now ”We.
iii l‘ict-es tint It'upoibi \‘t‘iH’ll filo»
.t- .
,.t
rne. strive: ....‘. whet-Its. cur.- ynr l.
tow l'u-.
:o l'itcc~ sil'. strip. ‘1 Zephyr (ling
hunts, IN)“ IS. tutti.
id I'l-tt. 33in!) litiliw' \titlt :itlltill
ttttl littgr t \lt‘l'tl nl”\ p-llu dob. for
19 Illitl 2.31 _\.tl'tl
FLAGS.
Spot litl All" it‘ Jtt.~t the lillitl> tittt p o
:tb- “all“ in .t tlllllllllt'a mutton. hunt
.ilk. '
111...“: til\l . 3
ing .t:;.i t‘o‘ot‘s llill ttiil .~l.ilil
‘...
‘l.
i't‘ins .trc~at an... tlt :! ll »: limit 3'. it
will expert to in}. l\"ll ill .t elii‘t‘ilil
iillt'.
.\i.~o Stun. and Point
vTheD.M.READCO.
WM!
T T 'l' "i'it'l‘ T T T
School ,
Will "pt-It for the Full
'I'tit-vltt). He‘ll. "tilt.
'I‘t'lllt
Wettte ontt rend} to nil-ply
you with
Sl'llilt'l "mike,
l’.nl.~t.
l'cttcils.
I‘It'uttcrs,
liltitik Hooks,
l'cns,
'l‘ttltlttts. t'tc.
A'l‘-—- i»
R. H. PLAIS’I‘BD'S,
lllll'tttilti‘l‘,
Mtilittt‘kt'itto "lot-it,
t-‘outh Norwglh. (1.
.l..l..i..i.".l..l..i..i.
Liti‘l‘tttttlllitfittltl.
..-- o. ..-...
itioei. Inlttutl. Aug. '3. Mt \‘ Iris.
‘Ilntttbt'tt, Aug. tilt. land eyt u.
Mutt!!! ilrptq tt-nlicittl lhc‘ Hi i
Fete." la tty ltlp.
White Motttttnioe. Aug. ‘.'tt. 't-thty trip.
ttrttntl tit tour to titd Point (to...
furl noct ltitlgtmt. tit-pl. ll‘. "0-“
momtttmittttottn. mention only Otittttu
Matti New HIWII.
it‘or "flaw it; nofikfivmht" and
Wet-tat oni. . .ttgnt.
l4. '...‘ .tt..t it. it. no...
Mum and people with bad mentoriu
m eiwnyt Invention.
All the honey e M anther» during it.
lite decent "MCI ite mu.
4
> C
w TRISTRAM 8: ~ HYATT,
‘ No. 2 Gazette Building, Not-walk. goon. * lt;
August v . v . 4-
. e ; We will continue for one week ‘
, ‘ more our August Mark-Down Snlc. l
; Mark- ‘. All Summer goods to he closed l '
‘ . out. 1 i
‘ Down ‘ ' The cost or former price not cou- l
‘ sidcrcd.
Sale. . . ~ ....
TRISTRAMQ» HYATT,
Telephone Call. it ta. NORWJILK. CONN.
l ! THE LEADING DRY GOODS STORE. l i
WMIXXW‘KX Kit it! l0000000¢ XXXWXXXKXXKMKDWWMXXWWW
A NEW DEPARTURE
- w. --~.\'I‘~
SCOFIELD St HOYT’S.
A Free Gift in Both Sides, Houdini Sonth'llotttalk.
For cut-ll .‘ttalt‘pttrt-lnise of .3“ cents you are entitled to :t guess on the number
of lwttns itt trims lmltlc .~ltowtt in their stint-s. 'l'ltc lit-~t ont- L'lll'S‘lll‘J the correct
tttttttltcr: or. if not guessed, the lirst one who gilt'mt'» nearest the t'ttt't't‘t'f' monitor of
Item..- i.- ”.th 7.. tlh‘ large Turkish i'ltnir shown in their windows, to be given
lit-toltt-l‘ lfilli. lt‘ll‘. ' I
Look at the New Line of Carpets and Furniture inst Received.
SCOFIELD 8- HOYT‘,
Sit \\'tt.~ltin5.:ton 5L. So. Norwulk. i‘lttlt littiltling. Norwulk.
Second-hand Double Harness for Sela Int little lined.
. my?! .... . .
l
The Town
Is
Out
For tho Straw Hot. at half-price.
For the Nogligou Shirts it any price
You've been In our “on.
You know how good our thing. are.
Prices 710'. moat-to tom-thing saved
Como In and look at our goodo.
Otook up boforu you go uwuy.
lurgulnn may not bu pluntiful tutor.
'I'ry on. of our Occult outta.
tun-...
he Run...
FRANCIS Gt C0..
Ciethim anti Fernithm.
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