111.11.31.11”. $a-oov
l
ll‘bfillili‘uulllt I075.
...............$1.5o.
“1:101:111111111‘ n I
ASHINGTON STREET
. GUARANTEE.
L..y,On 81Co.
* SOLE AGENTS.
WITH
EVERY PAIR.
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN
1’
. August ill-«At tht1
no Republican State Cen-
ittee held at the Allyn
3 eveniugrthe call 101 the
111111 State convention to be
e Auditorium in thin city 011
3'
d 17 was adopted and 1.111111111131111:
' 3 follows:
Re ublican Electors 01
ounccticut:
little convention of delegated rcp-
ninflvas of the Republican partx
111 each town will be held at the
lldllorium. Hartford. Tuesday and
nesd'ay, September 16 and 17.
3‘ lor the purpose of nominating
didnten for state chimes and a can
abe tor representative at large in
e Congress 01‘ the United States
happening session will be at 8
"cloth [pm September 11; (1.11 the
resentation of credentials and for
lfiunizutlon.
e Second day 8 session will b1: at
’clock a. n1., \\ cdues1ln3 Septem
be 7 and will be devoted to the noni-
doll ‘0! candidates the election of
. to central committee for the en-
‘uing term the formation or a party
lutform the adoption or a rule 301-
lowing representation in future con-
of the republican p111 t1 and
the transaction of such other business
may be properly blought beimc the
convention.
Each town is entitled to twice as
111! delegates as it has members in
the lower house of the General As-
the
"4-1
in accordance with the 1111115 of the
My. the primaries in the several
was (or the appointment of deie
gates must be held at least the 111135
nature the meeting oi the convention
Don at least five days notice
By order of the Republican State
:1 ral committee of Connecticut.
“ Andrew F. Gates. Chairman.
1111111111 A. Eddy Secretary.
Hartford Conn. August 11. 19112.
Andmw F‘. Gates. chairman of the
“matinee. presided at the meeting
{ltd the minutes wore kept by Samuel
, .: dy oi Canaan the secretary
embers of the committee pm
second Dietrich-Marcus 11.11101.
11.0! Southington.
,th District-“arren 1.. 111111.01
Waterbury
Sixth Dislrlct-dohn W 31111.0! \\ al
Bastard.
Seventh District—Frederick L Gay-
11.0! Ansonia.
Eighth District—Frederick A Bells
New Haven.
Districtmlv‘rnuk RBI-111111113809.
our London.
Eleventh Disulct~George 0.Jac11
' of Colchester.
Muenth District—~Frnnk .1 Nora
, , oi Bridgeport.
both District—Charles N. Dan
39! Willimantlc.
teenth District—'1 1!. Ram
01 Canaan.
Twenty-11m District-4V Roy-
R. of East lladdam.
V flirty-first District-«W. R. McDon-
ot Cromwell.
' y third District—William B.
: 01 Andover.
C.
left colt openers or patent
”inch steel rod. silk tasscll.
, regular price. 33. 60 going
1501111111111 steel rod. silver
steel rod close roll going
Those goods and prices
H Twenty 1.1111111 Dietrich—Henry S.
' In; 111111111011. 31311th
. “It
Abel, of 81111111111 Springs.
The districts represented by proxy
were:
Tenth District—Senator W. S. Alls
for ldwurd W. Higgins, at Norwich.
Twelt‘th Districthenutor Michael
Keucuiy for Samuel Fesseudcn. of
Stamford.
Thirteenth Dist11ict¥wCOngressmun
Ebenezer J ~llill tor Acting Governor
Keeler.
Fifteenth Distiict——W. S. Weitman,
of Bethcl 101 Charles S. Puck.ol‘1)un-
bury.
Eighteenth District—41111108 linguo,
of Torrington. for 0. it. Fyler. of 101‘-
rington.
The ubscntoes were:
First District—Edward 0.11‘rlsbic oi
llaiil'md.
Third Dlst1lct~Governor George P.
McLean.
Sixteenth District—Timothy E. Ilop-
itins. of Dunlclsou.
Twelfth District-N. 1., Webster. of
Thomuston.
Members of the committee whcu
nscked what happened out of the ma
line were. discreetly silent 111111 said
that was 1111 there was to tenort lint
it was whispered in the secret places
0! the Allyn House that Mr. Wortmun,
oi Bothcl, created quite a ripple by
various demonstrations. Members
would not confirm the stories but it
was said that first Mr. Wortmau do-
mundcd 11 vote of the committee upon
11111 governorship, making 11 passionate
appeal for Representative King. of
Windham. After he had had his say,
one of the regular nlembcrs oi the
committee. believed to be the judic~
ions gentleman from Southingtou. rc-
markcd quietly that while he had his
own preference for the position he was
111 the committee in a representative,
not a personal, capacity and he was
not authorized to speak for his 11131
Hill. 1111 thought it was not 11111 1111111.
1105‘s of the committee to take such a
1111c and no vote was taken. .
Then Mr. Wortmau spoke again. in
favor of Mr. Lillcy, of Waterbury. for
congressmanm-la111:0 and accused the
state committee of being opposcd to
him 11nd» preccedcd to threaten them
1111. Special efforts \vcrc made to
shut off this interesting piece of news.
but as it had already begun to circu-
late and was liable to get into print
in exaggerated form. it in just as 1111.111
to tell the story now as to let it grow
and come out later. Save for thc
Worlman Episode the meeting was
altogether harmonious and the mom
bars were confident and cheerful in
view of the situation.
SECOND DAY AT CAMP KEELER.
Additional Now; of What the Soldier
Boys Are Doing at Nigntic.
CAMP KEELER. Niautic. Conn.
August 11.~~'l‘hc, second day of the
annual encampment of the Connecti-
cut \‘aiioual Guard 0111111111 with cool
br111iug 11110111111 and 1111111 skies. The
Insular routine “cut 01! without a
hitch. and at l 0 '110111 the Second and
Fourth Regiments lcl'l camp to go 1111
to bivouuc over night at Lake I’ctagair
sell. The men presented 11 business
111111 appearance as they marched out
fully equipped for field work. The
provisional brigade was in command
of Colonel Ilcndrie of the Fourth rog-
imcut. Major Fitch. of 0 Fourth. “111
commanding the advance guard and
Major Tilson oi the Sound 15 at thr1
head 01 the rear guard. The latter
when camp ls pitched will act as an
outpost over night. being relieved car-
ly in the morning.
The march out was without incident.
The returning regiments. the First and
Thiril, were encountered but beyond
the regular challenging oi outposts as
in an enemy a country, there were no
attempts to out- ~1unnoeuvrc by either
force.
Adjutant-(loneral Cole. General
Frost and Colonel Thompson. C. S. .11..
again visited the bivouac this morning.
Colonel Thompson on his return 511111
cd that the provisional brigade than
in camp showed a good knowledge 01
the situation beiorc them.
The news of the death of Former
Governor Cooke was received with
sorrow at headqmirtcrs and throughout
the brigadennd Adulluntfleneml 00111
upon learning of it at once gavedu-
alrucllous for the Issuance oi special
orders announcing the and event to
the troops. 011 11111-111131 of the tuner-
al the links will be hail mauled.
A slight change has been made in
the time of the arrival in camp this
afternoon of [Acutenanlllovernor
chler. llo'wlll reach lit-re earlier
than um expected. arriving 1111111 New
Marlon 113311.112 will be escorted
from the 11111111111 by Troop A the Gov-
ernor'u and ‘Bflxadierflcncral’u stall
and the two buttcricn. they being the
only troops which 1"311111 be in camp at
the 11111111., They ll be drawn 11110 In
review and I governor: 1111111111 of 111111"
sateen run: will hell
but night than: mm I general com- 1
pinint In the Second mail I regard
In out at
«uni declared am. they 1‘! not .11.
enough tor 11111 11111111111111» the fact
In my ration were can.
ed. éu’ptninl o! the companion
me New: comm: 11111.;
W continuum
but IWWo advice of '
rmnmmmrmumw
macaw-”thorn” Thin
or than ever before 1110 for.
. t 1.11 ‘ -
owing to their absence in 111111
The health of the comp is remarka-
bly well. The iuon'Who were prou-
lratcd by boat are all doing well and
there has been 10115 dyuentury and luv.
TODAY IN WALL STREET.
WALL STREET. 10:10 a. 111:»
Stocks opened very, irregular, ,The
volume of business was small and the
price changes were not important.
(100d fractional gains were shown by
Atchtaon, St. Paul, Louisville and Man1
hnttan. but there was some tendinitisr
to reaction on secondary quotations.
There were also recoveries from some
of the. opening fractional declines.
WALL STREET. 11 11. 111.—-i’riccn
hardened under active buying of 1.111111-
more and Ohio. and Louisville, which
gained 2 points each. Some of the
southwesterus and soft coal stocks
made good fractional gains. Fort
Worth and Denver City Stamped rose
3. 1111110111 Central. St. Louis South-
western. Manhattan. Canada 1 "‘111111
Chesapeake and Ohio. and North Ain~
crican rose from 1 to 2 poiutu. Inter-
national Silver and Sloan—Sheffield
Steel declined over 2 points . The mar-
ket was quiet and easy at 11 o‘clock.
WALL STREET, mom—Prices 119.1;-
gcd until but little remained of tho
pievious 111111 and in some cases the
advance was entirely lost. iliinols Ceu
t1 ul re ac. ted 11,4,» and 111 some (111111111 the
advance was entirely lust. Illinois
Central reacted 11,43. Colorado li‘uel lost
' a point and St. Louis and San Francis.
co 1%. Steady buying meanwhile of
St, Louis Soutthstcru preferred lift.»
1111 11/: and Missouri P11111111: recovered
to 117. Nashville, Chattanooga and
St Louis advanced 211.. but 111111111111
51111111131 United States 14.111111191321111“
awha 1111111 11110111111111 17¢, 1)cl.11\.1111.1ud
Hudson 1% and Chicago and Alton,
Northwestern. Hocking Valley prcicr
red and ice preferred 11 point. Fort
werth. Denver (lily stamped 14111111111
113111 points in 1111. Bonds 111111-11 11111111111.
WALL STREET. 1 p. 1u.———0111y a few
important. stocks moved widely. St.
Louis Southwestern rose 1%.; in all
Baltimort1 and Ohio rallied to the best.
Pacific Coast. 11111 second prcicrrrd 111111
Hocking Valley gained 2 cach, Chicago
(ironiwwtcrn preferred A 1. and l'nit-
ed Express 4. (11111111111111 Fuel dropped
2. but the general market was steady
to firm and very dull.
TODAY'S QUOTATIONS.
Reports over private Wire 01 111113111111
6‘: Goldschmidt, commission brokers,
Swurtz 1S: Corlictt‘x block. South Nor-
walk:
011111 High Low :30
Amul. Coppm ii. \ iii-'11. 137154 11711;,
Am. C. & 11‘. pf '12 112 iii: ‘92
Am. Cot. Oil. 1’11er 511,11 3111.; 1311.4
American ice, 11% 1113111 11113 11523;
.\m. [1111 11111., 31112 4111,... 3111.1; 1111.1.
Amer. Loco. 311K; 3 1’15 3111,, Iii-'11;
Am. Sun-11., 4711.» 1711,; 4?“; «$711;
31111. Sugar. 13111.11 13:11. 1:11:11. 3111.
.11 T 6'; 8.1111. 92 1131.11 917.51 92311
AT. 6:5 511‘. p 101211 1112 1. 102% 11.12%
Ilall. & Ohio 10‘1‘4‘1 11114 109% 11111.
1111.311. 11. ’l‘.. 1377,.- lib'ifi 6772.1 1181’.
Chcs. & Ohio 1111‘ 55% 51’1“ 547..
(‘hi & N. W. 21214: 243 24219 21::
Chi. Gt. West. 3111‘; 31711; (111.3 .1 in,
(T. .\I. & St. 1’. 181115 18614 1.11.1.3 1.1713 '
Chi. R. 1. £1. 1’. 133 18:11.1;- 1:13 15:11,;
Col. 11‘, S: 1.. 8111;, 89113 88 811
Col. 81111111._ 3311; 33111 331,»; 331};
Consul. (his, 22. 2223 33234 2223'.
Del. 8: 111111,, 1711 179 ‘1711 179
Erie, 3111;. 3911;. ms 1 , 39111,
lll, Central 11181.1 MSW; 1621‘ 163%
{(1)1111 Central, 4911,. «11111,. lit-1;. 4:131.
11. 8: Nuisll., 1481414951.; 148'}... 1411
Manhattan . 1:131. 1114's. 13315 13171,.
Met. Si. R32. 11111.. 11814.1 11.11 118113
Mex. Central, 230% 232115: 233,131. 21111;.
M. K. & '1‘. 31 31111 31 3115.
.\I. K. & T. pi1l.13271. 1333.11 1323‘; 152314
1110. Pacific. 11511;} 1171;; 115%. 1111...;
National 1.111111. 211.5. 24”.; 23-71:. 2311‘,
1‘31 Y. Central. 11.1334 ill-I 163% 111344
Norf, S: West, (19% 701,15 lift-‘54 1‘11le
0111. & \Vcsi., 31 3114 34 3114
Pacific Mail, ~11) to ‘ ll) 40
Penn. it. 11.. 151111.11. 1591.. 1591.1}. 1391);,
’Pco. Gas: 104‘»), 1041‘; 103% 103%
Press. 5. Car, 48 Ill lb‘ 48
Reading 1383/4 $071.. 1363.1; 6611;.
Road 1111 111111113111 815113 31; 81}
Iicn11f2dptd.'1‘23-'4 ”.27., 121; 727;.
Repub, Steel. 18% in 11131. 1811..
Son. Pacific. 111111;. 1193,19 1:11:11) 6911;;
Son. 1132100., 391’s. 4111151 311% 111
Sou. R3’. 11111., 117% 9711;. 9. .12. 9714
Term. C. d: 1.. 671.; 6'1"... 1171/. 11171.
Texas Pacific. 49 4915; 41-51;. 119%.
Union Pacific 1071,14 107% 1071,11. 107%
Cu. Poo. bid. 91% 92 ill-'95, ‘92
U. 8. Leather. 12741 13 12W. 13
11. S. [1911. pld. 116% 813% 861.4. 81114.
C. 8. Steel, 397.. III 3971.. 39?;
U. 8. Steel, pl. 891.; 895i 891... 89%
Wabash. 311115. 31155 301,5 301,5
Wabash. 9111., {1111; 41156 157.11 46%
West. lin. 'I‘cl., 90% 91W. 89%; 90%
Wiscon Con 2831:. 28% 271111 277
'Dlvidend on Poop 1111 (11111 1% per
cent
Today‘s grain and cotton market. re-
ported over private wire 01C .1. Ketch
11m stock grain and cotton brokc-i 113
Washington street. South Norwalk:
CHICAGO Palozs
What.
Open High Low 1:30
September. Gill; 6811. 6713 6895
December. Gill/5 66% 66% 6695
Corn.
September. 5! 521.5; 50% 5121.
December. 39%;. 401: 39% 40%
om.
$21112"? 311. ill: ii... ‘1"
111 r 311
Gotten. %
September 789 78! 7M 7516
Dec-ember. 767 768 711‘: 71111
January. 765 7113 9‘65 766
pun—«.—
‘ nus. reams era-reunion.
The Pine 1.0119. mm club 11111 With
, _ mr 7m
-. The members 0 the 9111:1111»
Whlxt Club film 1111an reiter-
mm. by In. John 1111111111.
in
dunno-11d the moor it 11:11 111 am C, W W” “111m 11111111- “Cobble
111111 Office" Killed In a Fight with
« Band of Than: in cm c1190.
CHICAGO August 12~Olllcoru 'l‘lm-
othy Davina and Charles '1‘ Fennel].
patrolman or 11111 Chicago police do
purtmont were killed bore today in u
lcvolver battle with what is 11111111011011
to have been 11 gang 111 11111311 Much
mystery surrounds the shooting, for
both men tiled before an adequate ac-
count of the shooting 0011111 be obtain-
ed. Deviuo in..§lio ambulance on the
way 111.1111; 110 pltul, and Pennell on .
the operating able while surgeons
were probing for bullets.
The fight occurred lust before down
near Jackson Boulevard 11nd thlnnd
avenue, In the aristocratic section of
the West Side. The l'uulludc of shots
aroused the entire neighborhood. Citi-
zens who heard tho dying policemen
groan rushed to their assistance and
saw men naming away. Oillccr Pen
ncll heroically staggered a hundred
loot to a patrol box and sent In an
alarm for 11111111111111.1211 once the po-
lice set a drug-not for all annplciotlu
chmuctcin and noon had six men in
cuutody.
1111101111 l’euncll died 1111, was able to
gasp out a few words about "robbers"
giving deucrlptlous oi two men.
BUSY DAY FOR K. C‘F
Supreme Lodge Opened at 10 O'Clock
This Morning.
SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. 12~This
was a busy 111131 [or the Knights oi Py.
thine. who are now the guests at San
Francisco. At 911. 111., the Imperial
Palace of the Dramatic Order 0!
Knights of Khorasann convened in Py-
ihinn Castle.
T1111 Supreme 1.0111111 01 the Knights
111’ l’ylhlaa 111111111111 its first session at
10 11.1n in the Palace Hotel where an
assembly room resembling the United
States chamber had been titted up.
The Supreme 11111111111 oi the Pythinn
Sisterhood met in Elks 111111 at 10 a. m._
and the Supreme Temple. of Rathbonc
Sisters assembled in Native Sons ball
at 11111 1111111111 hour.
T1111 New York 1311111111111 and itcgi~
1111111111 from Philadelphia. Portland.
M11. and other parts of Maine arrived
today.
ANSWERS DESCRIPTION OF BAR1
THOLIN.
CHICAGO, August 12~A Daily News
special from Kcnoaha. W111. today. an-
uounces the arrest there of an individ
ual answering 11111 «inscription of Wll»
liam Barthollu who is wanted in Chi-
cago to explain 11111 killing of his mn-
thcr and of his 111111111111. Minnie Mitch-
ell. ’l‘llr.1 Chicago [111111311 will 90ml :1
person who knows llarthoiin to Keno»
Sllll to identify the prisoner.
PRESIDENT"KRUGER LEAVES.
The Hague A1111. i:’~11‘111m1-r I’rcsi
111-111 Kiuccr of 1111. Tuimuai 1111111111113
11 it 81.111111111111111111 11111111 altcr 11 1111111111
lurcwcil 10 Former President Steyn, oi
the Orange Free State. Mr. Slcyu is
improving In health. ,
WILL CALL EXERAORDINARY SES-
\yAsum’o'ion. August 111—».111
tltcs received here indicate. that Pies.
ideal Roosevelt bill call the senate in
extraordlnar3 Rtlsfilfln arly in Novem
ber.
Chester A. Reymonda, oi Albany. N.
l'.. has been scoured by Prof. George
1;. Sartalu as instructor in telegraphy
at tht1 Brown Business College for the
ensuing year. Mr. Reymouda is a
arudualc octhc University oi New
York and has bad a very successful
1111111 of teaching experience. Of late
1111 has been employed by the Western
l'nion Telegraph Company on the I). d: ‘
li.llailr1.111d 1111. 31111111111111 'lcrrcnce C
Cavauagb who went to New ,Brltuin to
1111111 change 01 '11 business college in
that oil)
KNOCKED DOWN BY HORSE.
Driver for Bill Brothers Has Arm and
Two Ribs Broken.
Luther A. Land 11 driver employed
by Bill Brothers. the iruckmnfi. Hart:
lord. was badly injured yesterday at
ternoon about 2: ..il o‘1loclt while he
was leading a horse tom the llrm's
burn on Grove street. While he was‘
taking the borne out of a stall a dog
ran into the burn and began to bark
and this irluhtcncd the horse. Ladd
wan knucked down by the animal.
which attacked him with Its hoola. It
kicked and clamped with its boobs on
the prostrate man. When the horse!
was led out and hadd was; picked up
it was found that he was badly in-
jured. lie 111115 attended by Dr. Row
Icy at the barn and was taken to the
Hartford llospltal In the ambulance.
Ills left arm and two rips were broil.
on. his trouacru were torn and a deep
gauh was 1111 In his leg and there was
a cut over his eye
“They tell me Halide Burlocks is go-
ing to be pilrrled."
"You’re misinformed. Alias Burlocku
In going to marry the man who In so-
ing to be married. Your dilllculty Is
that you don‘t know no: Burlocks.”
Order Your
Fall Garments Now.
‘ Indies! ’f
mo own many.
$30.00 No» Get: $50.00
Values.
Krasovitz 15. Fox.
1111111111 11.1111. outrun 111111 or.
. tournaonwnm. . 1
Figured Lawns and Dimities.
Fine Wash Goods of all kinds.
Wash Silks.
Foulard Silks.
Silk Chambray.
White Lawn Shirt Waists. .
The price concessions include articles in every department.
items below only hint at the many bargains to be found throughout the store:
Colored Shirt Waists.
Lawn and Dimity Wrappers.
Dressing Sacks and Kimonas.
Wash Skirts.
Linen Skirts.
20 per cent. discount of Ice Cream 1 qt. Milk Can . . . ......... . . 9c.
Freezers. . Heavy Copper Boilers . .. $2.35
Good Parlor Brooms ...... 19c. -5 gal on Cans ..... . ,,,,,,, 59c.
2 qt. Heavy Dipper . ...... . 101:. $10.00 Blue Flame Oil Stove $6.45
N9. 2 eAzt-r-re. npiLoINo.
ANNUAL AUGUST CLEARANCE SALE.
On Saturday, August 9th, we commence our'Annual August Clearance Sale. We are anxious
to make this sale the most successful of any we hay: ever had, andxwith‘thia end in view we have
made careful preparation for it.
The
t -
Summer Hamel-y.
Summer Underwear, Ladies,’ Ge
tits and Childrens’.
Mattings.
Hammocks; _
uo’usrruuuisuiuo DEPARTMENT.
Salts and Peppers .......... 51:.
17 qt. Bread Raiser ..... . . . 591:.
17 qt. Heavy Dish Pans ..... 351:.
Flat Irons. per lb. .......... 3c.
Tooth Picks, per box . . . ..... 31:.
1111:1111 us not bring
might bc.-N.
as bad
Y. Press.
A gicat many people in this world
would 1.111 better than the) are ii any-
body could make it as interesting in
as they
GROWS
MORE ,
POPULAR
Every Our semian-
5035011.
nual sale or high grade trousers
$1.85
Now In progress ‘nt our store. A
at
large assortment to select from.
We now close our store even.
lugs at 6 o‘clock. except M011-
day, Wednesday and Saturday.
I. [Mill 8: SUN.
TAILORS, CLOTHIERS,
HATTERS. TURN 18113118.
85 Wublngtnn 5mm
sou-r11 uoawmnc
a...
Glover’ s the Place
We believe in Russet
Oxfords because they' re a
little cooler and a little
easier to care for than
black.
”any a carefully
dmsdmnsm to agree
Mb 11:.
Russet Oxfords. the
hindyan b11111: been paying
53 50 for, fast now
$2 48
more than a dollar and.
3- g a a n ‘ u:u:-fq_l - - u - :ufu,-j-_n:. - -_ -' I:' 0“ t .41“. -_a u,- i I ‘4' - I_- n I 1.! I4 . .
_. . 13.;
'tQI t’ I
-' .1._.;a;-‘_.;u;.;-‘-;n" -:.1-;I1:- .4:
mil-'Iliniiii‘tm'f ‘IJ -‘.. I I'i_‘.l'l flu,- I‘QJ’. u'n'n'u'u - ’_
.;-'~‘q1u}o'r-‘.tr
.
The Rich
paumeuls. 11 p
in the City
llas his Clothing chained to
his account. and in that res-
pect we place uou on an
equal 100111111 with him.
We not 0th provide, Cloth-
ing of the best character for
the entire familil. 11151011511
inalu low prices, but we oi~
fer uou the advantages of
our charge sustem. which
permits of small. convenient
costs uou nothing. isuot ex-
tended to non as a lavor but
as a right under the 011ch
lion of our popular *
Part Payment
Tristram «81 Hyatt, Norwalk, Con‘n.
eStMan
livilege which .
1m "111111.;”11.111.111.11
1111111111111.
Aug. mum rational
mm“ eggs or the Brother
of 11111 31131111111111 and
Firemen. ileum Yangon and 111111»1
till. .111. mmmimfi‘dlfi
no 1
homecoming of that
mm hold 111111
It? 11110 new 1
1 ' fly the;
mar;
PROF. CHARLEI W. H. BLACK
mo.
LA GRANGE 0a.. All“ lzwl’ml
Charles W I 111111111 m: We!»
moot autism In M “balm"
of few will mil
lion 11ml Blottiiflfllktuym
(1111111111111 from 111111 1111:1111
would 111- mm We 11:11
ileum ill and w from the
gain 1‘: a dirt
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