corral) Auh
. per
Open “Every Evening.
caring
At Half Price.
' 'LADIES‘ AND MISSES’
JACKETS.
. This means we will sell
. . _$ 5.00 Jackets for $2.50.
$10.00 Jackets for $5.00.
$15.00 Jackets for $7.50.
We have a few Garments from
last season marked
' $I.oo-—-former price $5.00.
$2.00—f0rmer price $xo.oo.
CHILDREN’S JACKETS.
LADIES’ SUITS.
' _ $10.00 Suits—$5.00.
_ $12.00 Suits-$6.00.
Balance of our
FUR BOAS AND MUFFS
at half prices.
_ .LADIES' FLANNEL WAISTS.
‘ Shoo Waists. 50 Cents.
“ $sioo' Waists. $r.0o.
$3230 Waists. $r.e5.
Special Prices.
photos WALKING SKIRTS.
I ‘ $5.00 Skirts, $3.75.
' 3 $6.75'Skirts,$4.50.
LADIES SEPARATE SKIRTS.
‘ All at ‘Reduced Prices.
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LADIES‘ EIDERDOWN
SACQUES. .
$1.00 Sscques, 69 Cents.
; has 'Sacques, 89 Cents.
. 14:0 Basques. 99 Cents.
wsARpERs.
upper 50 Cents.
,r C s. 75 Cents.
game, 65c.
Momma
mums—etc; on are; use
OINTS—e-fl-b'o. $4,001,; $4.50 $5.60. $550 PEI Pair
FANCY Swiss from use totifso
AND TABLE COVERS,
all sizes at bargain prices.
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NORTH MAIN AND ANN STS.
SOUTH NORWALK.
I To close out balance of our Winter Stock. we have
‘ ‘ made SPECIAL PRICES as follows:
.5150. $200 per pair
pair.
a
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Up Sale l
0
Special Prices.
CHILDREN’S TAM ’O SHAN-
TERS.
At 10 Cents, value 35 Cents.
At 25 Cents, value 50 Cents.
DRESS GOODS.
Short lengths and odd pieces at
a great reduction.
LADIES’ SILK WAISTS.
$3.00 Waists, $2.00.
$4.00 Waists, $2.75.
$5.00 Waists. $3.50.
FANCY UNDERSKIRTS.
Sample Lines at Wholesale..
Prices.
MEN'S HEAVY JERSEY
OVERSKIRTS.
35 CENTS.
Regular Price 50 Cents.
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CHILDREN‘S TOBOGGAN
CAPS.
25 Cents Caps, 19 Cents.
35 Cent Caps 25 Cents.
50 Cents Caps 35 Cents.
TAPESTRY BRUSSELS CAR-
psrs
Short lengths up to 25 yards:
500. and 6°C.. regular prices 75c
and 9°C.
Longer lengths in drop patterns
at reduced prices.
u—"flo—fl
CHINA AND JAPANESE
MATTINGS.
Short lengths at Bargain Prices.
MATS AND. RUGS
In drop patterns at Reduced
Prices.
MEN'S FLEECED LINED
DERWEAR.
50 Cent Garments. 35 Cents.
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BOYS’ FLEECED undon—
. WEAR.
UN-
25 Cent Garment. :9 Cents.
A BARGAIN IN HUCKTOW-
ELS.
Manitoulin.
.4
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l LA ; .
i
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a u.
I
icke'r
t .
': .15itutf‘f
2 for 25 Cents, vol
.6'"
ill! 119’ Cents.
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WM Tried ‘05 it, ll. .fiil‘r. .
From the Police, .ItArrntcd ‘
For Disorderly. Conduct.
thnmoromrmm the union
riot, resulting-i“ l third underline ot‘viu
schoolboy andth window otuu‘numbcr
of policemen and soldiers, took place
tonight in front or the First Precinct
police stutlon inthc ”Division." .
. Clashes botWesti'thoipolico and soil
diers have been carefully avoided by
giving free rein: to thoristtcr. At no
inauguration, however, In recent years
train the city wi
notoriety. '
Lust night-u soldier belonging to one
of the Pcunsyivsnlsregimout unsur-
restod for disorderly conduct and tak-
en to the station. He lied-sinned In
to clean out the southeide of Pennsyl-
vsnin nvonuo. His arrest was resent-
ed by his comrades. who, while making
no effort to rescue him from tho otllc‘or,
soon gathered in front of the station
to the number of several hundred.
They threatened to break in the em.
tion doors and. becoming enraged.
hurled stcuos mid bricks against the
building.
The police reserves were called out
and charged the‘mob. The soldiers
met the charge with a volley of stones,
bottles and bricks. 'l‘wo policemen
had their heads badly cut and had to
'be token to the hospital. uuring tbc
light several shots were fired. and u
pistol bull struck a school boy in the
log. making it dosh wound. The soi-
diers declared that. the policemen hnd
ilrcd into the crowd from the stops.
The police deny this and say the
soldiers fired a few shots. At first the
latter were victorious and succeeded
in compelling the withdrawal of the
police within tho building.
Meanwhile the chief of police was
notified and a message was sent to the
officers of the Pennsylvania regiment.
risking for a provost. guard.
Half an hour emptied, however. be-
i‘oro a squad of nrmcd troops reached
the scene and succeeded in driving
their comrndos from the vicinity of
tho station. At midnight the territory
south of Pennsylvania avenue. bo-
twccn Twelfth and Fifteenth streets.
was cicurcd of the soldiers and order
was restored.
thont mining to = their
.t. .7 -‘ 7.,
VALUABLE MINE PROPERTY.
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J. J. Hill Obtains a Big Interest in
Nest Coal Fields.
ST. PAUL, Mnrcb hw'l‘hc Pioncor
i’rcss says: Robert. Jui‘irny. Willium
Boilb. l’ctcr liictn, und ti. 'i. S. l.ind-
say. of Toronto. were in this city you-
tnrdsy. The three first named arc thc
principal owners of the Crows Nest
Coal Fields, of British Columbia. in
which .I. .I. lllll has l‘tltit‘nld)‘rllflf‘iilllt"
interested and Mr. Lindsay is their at
tornoy. 'I‘hey calm: to St. Pnul to
close. it ironsuction with .l. .l. Hill, by
which the lnticr comes into posscssion
of a large inicrcst in thcir mlnc. (luv
of the nnrtloo inicrcslcd nllmlts that
the deal was (“(llltilillllllillf'il by nil
ngrccmcul that tho syndicate transfor-
io .l. J. Hill a bull million dollars in
stock and itivc him control of the
rhinos for u numbcr of yours. iourthcr
with an option on sufllciunt stock In
control in case. he should desire to buy.
in rciurn for those concessions Mr.
iiiil. ii is reported, ngrcos to build
ucw ilncs‘to ouch of the coal fields
from the south and wont und in pur
chase Ibo output, of con] up to Six
thousand tons pcr day. lindcr tho
ncw urrnnuomcnt the property :it once
becomes very vnlunbic.
TUNNEL TO BE FINISHED.
(iEORGld'i‘OWN. Colo. March liv-
'l‘hr- Atlnutlc-i’nciflc ilnilwny lunncl
nnd uli oi” tlic mining and lnill ullc
propcrty of the compuny bus born
ovr-r
E. Hoyt. u bondholdcr. "i‘lic
prpcrty was hid in by .lulucdid. Ruich
cut-w. N. Y.. for $4,100.
now {Lilllil‘i'oot on the cast cud.
ioinl length of tbo borc when finished
will be 18,000 feet. it is dunigncd for
a railway innnol und was ntnrtcd ori
i-‘omcroy. und 3700.000 bus boon spent
in its construction. The purchssm
compilation of the tunnel.
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BOILERMAKERS ON A STRIKE.
CHICAGO. Mort-h
oxocutlvo Bonn] of tho inlko Cnrrlcrn
Assnclntion. have gone out on n. sirlki
Murine Engineers.
had struck all jobs of members of tin
bake Curl-lers‘ Association. it
comes necessary not with the origin
records of the helm (,iurrltirs' Ausuclir
tion untiigan agreement
with the engineers.
*m.
LAnes echelouusur or HEMP
rurlnounrum. March
,
mil?
with theta islands hull been consider
Morton‘s arriv‘ni is tnimnnu an indicn
tion that the ion;
as large so be are the beginning 0
thoyfsrr .
N0 rout
which. ' n
this: if! known? here of the report. cil-
etad iu'thefluita‘d s
(it of rd
that
have the Pennsylvania troops deported .
sold at suction to sulisfy judgment for
700,000 sccurcd by Mrs. ll/lnrio
oullrc
ford. n bunker and capitalist of Sn...
The tuuncl is
Th.-
Lzluully in 1880 by the into "1an hi.
with other custom cupltnlists is pro-
pnrlug to organize, u compnny for the
bwiloilormukcru
employed on tlmntoumcr Ituliu. owned
by James Corrlgun. a member of the
at. South Chicago. where the vessel is
being ilttod up. in sympathy with the»,
The notion follow-
od tho rcccipt of u tologrnm from the
iluilcrmukcrs' Union at ilui’tulo. which
stated the mombors of the union izhort. ‘
in
claimed the machinlnts will if it be»
oars und refuse to work on any or the
is rcncbed
edible
llrliish steamship iborvon has arrived
here from Manila, with a full cargo of.
the largest consignment to
hcreveinco tho ilrcnklng out. of
hostilities in the Philippines. 'i‘rndc
ubiy hampered by'tbo war. but the
orts will soon become
arch flu-Absolutely. no
“IW' Keats‘s”
80 In!
, ”a“; :- l ’.
15‘,”ch ”hotter, .‘
designer. trenidy on it , . ‘
prob emutlcsi. The odysutuse‘ to"'bc
coined by: the use otgthisltind o! u,
rudder is a decrease, ettedsurfece
and a greater lever"? :ereh the luv‘
dependence is put nto
balance rudder will the first thoroughly
tried, then the larger rudder Will ho
put into place. ' ‘
Pkritnsou aromas ssulous.
Weaver’s at Three More Silk Mills Quit
Worth—150 Girls Out static Mlll..
PATERSON. March fiw‘v'l‘ho wearers
employed by the ifulcdon Velvet Cour
puny, wont on strike yesterday. be-
cause the company minded to change
them from Week work to piece work.
Thorn are 1.50 wearers in the mill. all
young girls. They are making $8.50
per week, and demand that they be
paid by piece work at the rlite of $3.50
per piece. which would enable them to
make about 85 per week.
Another strike occurred at the mill
of O'Connor Brothers. which is a small
plant. The weavers asked for an ad
vunoc aggregating 26 per cent. The
firm offered no increase of 16 per cent.
which was rejected.
The weavers employed at tho mill of
Frank at Dunno did not nppcor. ut the
mill according to tho agreement.
rcuchod lust Friday evening. This
mukcs four strikes in the silk industry
in this city now under way. The
fourth is at A. & M. Levy‘s mill.
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INSTITUTION FOR ORPHANS.
Denver to Have One Similar to Girara‘
College.
lllCN YER. Colo, March bwif the do
the District Court ycstorduy slui‘i‘l
sinnd. Denver will burn on institutior
for orphan boys similar to tin.- (ilrnrd
College. of Philadelphia. George w.
Clnyton. who dicd in 1899. bcquouthcd
,ulmost on entire bstntc. ynlucd all
more thun $2,000,000. to the city of
humor in trust. with tho provisron
that it should be uscl tor the erection
and mulutcnnnce of an asylum tor the
support and education of main white
children betwcuu the ages.“ ten nun
i‘ourtccn yours. Judge Moses I-iolictt
wus appointed executor.
'i‘bomus b‘. t‘inyton. n brother of tho,
lostator. in whom was left only an un-
nuliy of $600. brought suit to hith‘ the
will not aside and the certain divmou
nmomz ibc heirs ui lnw. .ludgo i’nlm~
or dccldcd in furor of tho cit). sus-
taining the will. 'l‘bc’ouuo will be up-
pculcd to tho Sinio Supromc Court.
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GIFT TO FAlR' ‘HAVQ‘I' LIBRARY.
FMRIIAV’EN. Muss: Murch
l-ienry ii. Rogers. of New York. has
presented to llli‘ Millicent Library the.
“blur works of this town. 'i‘hu \vutcl
works plnnt is \‘uiucd {II from $100,000
to $125.0il0. and yields on nnnuui in-
come of uboui $8,000. The Millicent
lilbrnry wus given to tho town of li‘nlr-
inlvr-n in .lnnunry. Midi. by tho child
roll of Mr. Rogvrzs, in incnlory of thcir
Sister. Mllllccnt (l. lloccrs. who died In
Fulrlum-n during thc summcr of woo.
1')...
'i‘iic siomach controls the situution.
Those Who urc hourly nnd strong are
thosc who run out and digcst plcmy
of food. Kodol Dyspepsia (.‘uro (ill:
csiu whnt you mi and nilows you to
out all tho good food you want. if
you sui’fcr from indigestion. honrlburn.
bolching or uny other stomach trouble.
this prcpnrution cun‘l help but do you
good. The most sonsitlvc stomachs
can take ll. G. C. Stillson.
lliplomucy in tlic urt of gutting whut
you wuni by convincing other pcoplc
timt they don‘t want ii.
_._.___...__,.~....
Pro. lvinon, of ikinnconlng. Md. sur-
torcd icrribly from neuralgia of the
stomach and indignation for thirteen
yours and litter the tioctoru failed to
curo him thcy Ind him on morphine
A fricud ndvisod the llilfl of Kodol Dys
pepsin (lure und nftcr inking it You
bottles of it bc unys. “it has cured inc
entirely. i can't say too much fOr
_ Kodol liyupt-pslu Guru." it digosts
what you out. (l. C. Stillson.
W
If it man noun IblI wind. hc ir. linblc
to catch :1 cyclonc in his self bindcr
some rluy.-»~York. lNo‘bJ Timon.
WORKING 24 HOURS A DAY.
There's no rout for those tireless
little workers—w Dr. King's now l.lfc
i’llis. Millions nr'o nlwnys busy, curt
inp,r 'i‘orpld Liver. .luuudlco, lllliouir
nous. Fever nnd Azuc. 'i'lloy banlsn
Sick Hondncho. drive out Mitlnrln.
Novor gripe or wonkon. Small, taste
nice, work wonders. Try them. 25c
at F. ii. lluxior’s.
Your gcnulno honesty doesn't have
to curry :1 transparency to make itself
seen and known to ordlnury folk.
ONLY CURE FOR DYBPEPBIA. ~
Mrs. Franklin Bush. of New Castle.
Dot. says: "I suffered for yours with
dyspepsia. Usod to have great dis
trees and belching. i tried everything
i could hear of. but nothing helped me
till i took Brazilian mini. and one Mi
centbottie cured me completely."
For eels by n. H. Plaieted and F. Hi
Baxter.
I
Patriotism no longer menus love
your country.
neighbors.
\ A Honorees OUTBREAK
I
hurt Plies.
the writer. the '
vision announced by Judge Pull/nor in -
it Imounu hate your
. ;
"Of largo sortie onwiu! little deligh-
ter's hood. developed information of
could head." writer! C. ‘D. unlit-office
mitten. Term" but Bucklso's Arnics
servo completely eured’hcr. It‘s a
gusrsutocd cure for Domino. 'i‘etter.
deli Rheum. letllol. Sores. meet-s
eta
ilidrkttddlitgme‘
A few Ca ring Sand (30
who ..
or t‘lio'perentsoi thos'cl'littlc people whose first introduction
to the warmth and sunshine of Spring is yet to come, there
is much ‘Of interest in the Furniture Store—~21 consignment
of Carriages and (in Carts in the prettiest (lesigns that were
overproducwl. Each Season some now grace is added to
fancy patterns of the Reed bodice. some new and desirable
Such is true in a
F
(forts oi last season's dcsignwprcity enough to sell us this year’s
not compare them with tlic,new onus—at abuu bull prices.
2. -
Molly line
added to their incrits-a~ cousi
timlfi, regularly $8.75 and $9.
reduced from $6.75 aud$1i98ti
Lampfi are now being Shown downstairs, with u forcible price ~— consideration
dcrulion of from $2 to $8. Lamp 5 vnlucrl at $9 for $0; valued at
$8.75 flier $3.50; Lamps that were $l3.50 for $5.00. Handsome linuquci Lamps with rich decora-
50. are now sold complete for $6.00 and $6.50. Others have been
) Sign and $4.00.
There are many others that olicr cqunl price attractions. and tho \‘.’llUlt‘ display is one that
has seldom, if ever. been matched.
much used siuir or clliry. 'I‘l
Plain and printed Linolci
on“ Cloths
Linolcums
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-——ilicrc will also come the necessity for now Linoleum mi Kitcllcn or
keeps bright till the last (lay of \vcnr.
WHEN INJSECIEANINE TIME COMES
liuibrmmi Hours. or a
u: inlaid kind is tlic bust—«tho paiicru run.» clear through and
un four yards \ylllc. is also desirable,
mu 25c 35c and um.
dllzi‘ “or 75r and $1.00.
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The D. M. DEAD Co.
Established 1857. .. r
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A REMEDY FOR THE GRIPPE.
A remedy recommended for patients
sillicicd with the Grippe is KEMP'S
BALSAM. which is especially adopted
for the throat and lungs. Don't wait
for the first symptoms of the discus-s:
got a bottle today and keep it for use
the moment it is needed. it neglected
the grlppo has n tendency to bring on
pneumonia. KEMP'S BAIISAM pre-
vents this by keeping the cough loose
and the lungs free from inflammation.
All druggists soil KEMP‘S BALSAM at
25c and bile.
"How is it." uskcd the VIL‘lIIll. “that.
you cllnrgc mo ihll'iy-ilvo ccnts. whcn
tho Sign says, ‘ii‘irst‘cluss hair cut in
cents‘?‘ "
“lint you haven't first-clues hair.“
replied the harbor.
thn you nrc bilious. use ihosc inm-
ous liiilc pills known as DcWiit‘s Lil.—
Ilo lilnrly Risers. lo clounsc lbc livcr
und bowcls. ’l‘hcy novcr gripc. (l. C.
Stillson.
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Boiorc it girl gets mnrricd sbc plum
to have n “dressing room" to dross in
mornings. After siw has been married
six months slic uses ii to pilc old
trunks in.
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WHAT SHALL WE HAVE FOR DEB-
SERT? ,
This question til-Isms in tho fumily
every tiny. but no answer it toriny
'f‘ry Joli-O, n delicious and healthful
dessert. Prepared In two minutes.
No boiling! no baking! and boiling
water and sot to cool. Flavors: Lem
on. Grunge. Raspberry and Strawber-
ry. At your grocers. 100.
They were looking through the li-
brnry. "If you had tho dlrino gift
what. would you rather write?" naked
the romantic young woman.
"Chocks,“ replied the sordid young
man.
Counterfeils of DeWItt‘s Witch
Hazel Solve are liable to cuusc blood
poisoning. Lonvu them nlonc. 'l‘hc
originni has the nnmc DoWitt's upon
the box and wrapper. it In a harm-
less and healing salvo for skin dis-
cusses. Ilncqunlod for piles. (l. (J.
Btliison.
“in it true that the O'Toolos and
Mnekiiiums no longer speak?"
"You. Mrs. O'Toole had a
with her neighbor."
.“l heard that it was a broom."
brush
lotto. rut-:tpisw oesssnr.
pleases all the family. Four flavors:
Lemon. Cinnamnnspberry and Straw
Berry. ‘At your 'grocers. Try it to
or.
. W. v
If it man is known by the company
ssersgeiahorin“! ..,. . , .
. .MW
AN" HONEST MEDICINE .Fon LA
‘“" GRIP It '
’ (looms. WrWiilttiot South Gardiner.
its. says: .“l here had the worst
Confirm)”. adulation Mi) It"? In“
taken lots or tresh'ot no account, but
‘ptiollt‘bto‘ the Vendor. 'Ohsrnbcrisitl's
Cough Remedy ls‘thc only thing that
has done sturgeon whatever. I have
.eolderidvgripl new all left me. lacon‘
imtulm the reconstitute" of. en hon-
bo keeps. wbut shall be said of tho ,
usmmnsbottic of it and the chills. ill
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Wmvwrmwmuwommwwwwwr;
Francis & a. ..
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“A New Enaland Winter has never
been known to rot in file's/1y."
Expect cold. disagreeable weather; it's sure to come !
li'S tardiness. nevertheless. leaves us wrih a larger
stock on hand than we should have at lhiS lime of
lhc your.
Wii MIISI‘ Mlly’ii 'illliM. il" 'l'llli WEA'I‘HER
WON'T. WHY THE PRICES MUST
Every piece oi” Winter Clothing reduced to an
incrediiablc level. Call. Be convmced.
'98 Washington Street.
WWJMWW
. a
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arc hats to suit nil fncos. Bishop Batteries, of Washington. is
planning to establish a. tree schogilin
Washington for the training-of y no
women for domestic service. Amour:
thoso who are niso’dnterestcd .n the
plan are Mrs. H. 0. Dodge. Mrs: N. A
“4.-....
There
Some arc far enough down to cost it
shudow over the eyes. others leave the
face und part of the forohcud free.
while still others huvo tho npponrnuco
of just stopping off at the back of the
hood. .Mlies. Mrs. Lclter and Miss Molding; -
m—wwm— the. nlcce of Senator Bellow—widow ‘
REMARKABLE CUREB‘ OF RHEUM- York Tribune. . "
ATIB . ........ ..
See that you not the original [)0
Witt‘s Witch lvinzci Bali/o wlionryiiif.
for it. The genuine is s certuiir‘
for piles. fibres and. skin discus
titlilson. ,
i
mm the .Vindicut‘or. ltuiherfordton,‘
‘N ‘
The editor of the Vindicator has hnd Mk
occasion to. test thocillcncy of Chum-lmfl‘i’
beriain’s Pain Balm twice with the G. C-
most remarkable results in ouch co-o. . ... ‘
First. with riloumittifsni iii the undoing; Hangs?" Chin
from on ch lie/so ores excruc n . .. . . ,
painter ts‘nsusyn.‘ which Wall relieved: Well. it!) clad lg hear it. «Bu.
'with‘ twolsppiicntlons of Pain Barn. “WY “930"“ ““00“: ‘ '
rubbing the pin-ts afflicted and re lir-
iiur instant benefit and entire roiloi‘ inl , .
a very short time. oceanogiu rhoumn-l Mm." niiotninftl. tinbburd. of ’M l
tlstn in this joint. almost proatrntlnr: Hora. Deb. rays: "Britsliisn‘nsimvsov
in Mill roépnin; Which WIN no Had my boy's life. lie begun i
listed b two applications.
Mt “the lniment on retiring hi hi
one believe in eight W"!
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sAvso A newsman. . .
harmoniously ”1111’” ll. eh all. 0.; sun.
' r’wm ,No‘r-
Mutant-smug
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isonloqutn Norwsik: lug
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