, . tiller and Proprietar.
bA'rURbAY. JULY n. 1903.
flint-taro Almanac for Tomom
Otto rises 6: 89; sets?
hi“ “till 12' H 0.1341337 D. m.
M“
ovatarm aaurmai. ratsraona
‘ man-lam Cities.
$101 “Room. 7;
saloons...“ » ’
» Captain Burns, of Glasgow, recently.
[with the permission of the duke oi.
llrg’yll, has" been searching for relics of
the Admiral of Florence, one of the ves-
sels or the Spanish armada known to
, ‘ have been blown up in 1588 in Tober—
" ‘_ ‘aiory bay, Island of Mull. ~ was the
‘ .. aid of an old chart the diver went down
Into twelve fathoms and came across
. a“ bronze breechloadlng ‘caiinon, four
and a half feet long, eight inches In
.- ,. diameter 'at the breech. and bearing the
‘. date "1563." The diver also discov-
il “ dredge pistol heavily lncrusted with
‘ lime.- a sword blade and a hedge an-
chor. i
i . It is said that Herbert Gladstone la
ltill'occsalonally greeted by the his-
'toric nickname which he bore so cheer-
‘ fully at Eton. When his father adde.
twopence to the income tax about [llir‘
ty-ilve years'ago Herbert,.who‘ was
then a diminutive lower-form boy, was
promptly christened “’l‘uppencc." a
name which citing to him through the
remainder of his school days. sir, utad-
stone is a shortish. broad-shouldered
,man of great physical strength and
with the omplexion of a Spaniard. He
is an out uslastlc lover of golf.
The ranch owners in the Montana
mountains say that the big» game was
not as seriously harmed by: the rigors
of thepast winter as was stated when
. the snow was deep on the ground. Cat-
tle and sheep men claim that bears and
mountain lions are killing large hum-
‘ bers of their stock, and that many elk
are seen near the ranches in the foot-
hills. This will be g00d news to the
sportsmen in-the East, who were led
‘ by the first reports to believe that their
hunting had been greatly injured.
uw-— fl
FEMININE TOPICS.
. . (Deborah in Hartford Courant.))
' . Those who are adept at making lace
'ltitchea are in a position to create
'Iome very handsome neck pieces.
-Gileese crackers are Just the thing to
"a w h root beer. By the why, do
he us much about root beer as
‘ d to?
. _ose golf sweaters that come In
rat or late, knitted in cable stitch of
-- white with bright red collar and calls.
are as stylish as any there are, and as
piel‘y too. I
A linen cn‘at of: cream colored crash
,is made a bit dressy by edging its
capes with coarse guipure. The bot-
ions are also more fancy than on the
ordinary garment
One person Is an advocate of drink-
_ log all the water possible when suilar-
ing .from a cold. and another says,
" 'drl k no water for several days from
the me when you feel a severe cold
coming on."
Among the new coats for fall Is a
.otyle so short and close that .one is
'fl'eminded of the old-fashioned dress
basque. For some this will be more
becoming than the very "sweli' long
to. ‘and should therefore be select—
7
.od
' Noting girls will like the new coats
,. At hang quite loose from the shoul-
ders. They are not only id be the
"blyie. but they are economical. for It
. one gets the right width at the shoul-
- waisted in a single season.
- Mixtures are to be the cmrcct mater-
, lull for tailored suits the coming fall,
'. and th is are to‘ anywhere from
i to forty~flve aches in length.
on one of the long ones' yest
and had an opportunity to see Its
and points. Its front ls particularly
art. “It closes or course at the waist
flit above that it can be worn either
, or closed. and is equally stylish.
j “ Or the other The one I took
‘ fancy to was collarless, and
mt wheh buttoned was double
i addition to the facings. mlking It
ly warm and quite possible as
igirdewinher- suit with the addition of
. don the garment cannot grow short» ,3
' , general without deny
lwenly Marriages Dur-
its the Mouth of .1000. and
Number of Births was
Nearly lake the Number
of Deaths
. Dnring.the month of June twenty
marriages took place in the town or
Norwalk, according to the records of
i‘own Clerk Smith. The number of
pirths during the same month was
nearly twice that of death. Of the lat-
ter there was one sudden death. the
deceased being Barbara Fclber, whose
dead body was found in the mill lot.
off Belden avenue, on Julie 3rd, where
she had taken carbolic acid. The mar-
riages, births and deaths of the month
Were as follows:
MARRIAGES.
June -‘
JHamuel Wixon Hoyt, Jr., and Miss
Susan Snowden Suiltli.
.J——Jamos Joseph Silk and Miss Grace
May Davis.
:4 iiicuige W. Miller and Miss Evan
liens Slut-gee.
Jié—Alliert Urinilroil and Miss Mamie
Julia ltuscoe.
.l4~—Harry Mead Hubbeil and Miss Ada
, Worden.
Jl~llarry Otto Hoyt and Miss Sadie
Emma Cashow.
lit—Merriam Ilruce and Mrs. Abbie So-
phia Daniels.
.‘i—John Albert lliilingham and Miss
Gertrude May Franklin.
ill-Nicholas Michael Elwood and Anna
Owens.
l7~0llvcr Stevens Stanley and Miss
Emily ldzola Mott.
ll~vl<‘rank Lauder and Miss Amt-Ila
Laura Wilcox.
l0—~Williatu David Phillipson and Miss
Mary A Martin
10~Hubert Edward Bishop and Miss
Alice Bartlett Cram.
10~Thomas Patrick Brady and Miss
Catharine Reilly.
9~Ceorge William Flynn and Miss
Mary Barry.
6—«Richard Marvin (‘anlleld and Miss
Alice May Dening.
2-«Jamcs Frederick McMahon and
Miss Sarah Agnes Shields.
2~—llouier Morrison Byington and
Miss Jeanette lilndsley Greg-
ory.
29-James William Cole and Miss Al-
Icg Josephine Fitzgerald,
29- Henry llaines Rayner and Miss
Lena Merritt.
BIRTHS.
2~To Daniel Robert Mclhtyro: son.
J-Ji‘o Thomas Skidd, daughter.
s—To John A Spian, son.
—'I‘o Hansr Gustavo Johnson dough
P iii—.Herfiertr ill-ailing nobcrls iiull.
lwadwln Augustus Ilouton. daughter.
26«1‘o Theodore L. Eddy. daughter.
20-Mortimor ll. Whitney. (laughter.
l7«~’l‘o William Henry May. son.
30—Tbomas Holiorau. son.
lil~'i‘0 Mathew John Ryan, son.
iii-«Tu -Wiiiiillll Colby Chamberlain.
daughter.
{lib—To Edward li‘ Knorr daughter.
ill—To Edgar W. 'Howeli. daughter .
2~i~To Harry S. Roberts. daughter.
ll~To Louis S. Boers, son.
7—To Joseph Klineielter, daughter,
3~' to Frank J. Holland n, son. ,
’Iw—To Robert. ll; Brown, “lighter. '
l9——'i‘o John .1 Wind. dabghter.
2il~T0 John bison. mil.
25-—'I‘o Willis’ig'iiloliéy «on
—’l‘o John Collier. son.
l4~'i‘o William J; Morris, daughter.
8——'l‘o William Lassen. daughter.
32 —'l‘o Michael Cilnce, daughter.
'Ii-—-'i‘0 Edward Doyle. son.
:J-—'l‘o John Ryan. son.
's—Jllo Charles Lassen. son.
«To Thomas McGuire. daughter.
DEATHS.
. M. ‘1).
adobe Henry Monsell. 65 10 1
S-Barbara F‘elber, 48 9 l6
fir-Ilonnorah Hennessey, 59; 1 11
'v 5~Winiield James Ball, " 1' 6 8
6~—Harry Richmond, 5 6 2i
6-»~i.illia A. Brewer. . 83 6 26
ll~Albert .l. Underhlll, 60 l i
ll-'—Wllliam Moore, 65 4 'i.
lfl~Elisabeth Evan. * “1‘ ‘10" ”d
15~Joseph B. Ouider. ll 9 ll
is—oertruds Leach. if 31 10
lie-nuidah-a.. ”h. ,g-as 1 26
16o—Margaret ,, , 88 7 18
lS—Davld London, . 79 11 l
26—Jobn A Hickey. 1 3 23
IIii—Catharine Rogers. _ .60 1 ,‘ i
ail—Pearly Lisaey, 8 2 17
A g A L x I
the moat booting salvo In slipper“.
IATTALION 0F ARTILLERY.
Two Complain of Coast Artillery to
Elect a Major to Command.
Adjutant General Colo yesterday is-
”nod-orders directing Captain‘H'adiat
A. Ball. commanding the First Com-
pany. Coast Artillery. c. N. 0.. to
warn the commissioned oilcors of «IO
First and Second Companies Ooaat
Artillery to. assemble at the quarters
' of the Fii'll. Company. New Million on
Thursday, July it, 1908, to nominate
by ballot a motor. Return of the non.
lnadmistobomadototbeadiutont
.,.,
W
. . Dawson's saw our on. ,
The New York. New B's on and
2th.
soFr AND saooru
as velvet and as
pure as the driven
snow, hence the
most delicate fab-
rics are not in—
jured by its use.
No red or chap-
ped hands. Ab-
solute soap pur-
ity IS
Sunlight
Big Cairo — Little Prloo —- Only 5 oil.
out YOUR DEALER FOR LAUNDRY “A"
TEA EXPERT’C DEATH.
Police Believe New York Man Was
Hold Up and Robbed.
-NIIIW YORK, July ll——'l'he police
are investigating the death or Charles
W. lloxbury, a tea expert, ltoxbury
died of a fracture or the skull and other
injuries and the belle! is that he was
held up and robbed. Although he ar-
rived home soon ailcr ltl o'clock last
night in a battered condition and lin-
gered until early today, he gave no
sign to show who his assailants were
or where he had been attacked. An
examination of Mr. ltoxbury‘s clothing
showed that his watch was gone and
the chain snapped oil in the middle.
The watch pocket was also torn. A
big wallet. in which he was known to
have carried a large amount of money,
contained only nine cents. The. straw
hat he wure was smashed in at the
front. where he had received the blow
that fractured the skull. The police
traced blood spots in Jerome avenue
and thence to and into Riverside to
162d street, but have found no further
clue. Recidents oi the vicinity com-
plain that thugs ini'i-st the neighbor-
hood and that there is inadequate po»
lice protection.
COCKENOE HAYMAKERS.
Raiding up oi Chiefs by Deputy Croat
Sachem Miller.
Deputy Great Sachem William Mil-
er. of Uncas Tribe. No. 26. assisted by
P. 8. Stuart Marshall and J. ii. Slit-l-
dou, of the same tribe. raised tip the
chiefs of Cookenoe Tribe. of Norwaik.
last night as follows»:
Sachemwd. William Rowe,
Sr. Bagamore—Edward Quick.
Jr. Sagamore—J. Hennessey.
l’rophet‘uGran-gt- Quirk.
First Sansone-Gum‘s» Spit-or.
Second Sahnap- William Id. James
II‘lrsl Warrior—ll}. l’. Midillebrmk.
Second Warrior-Arthur R. Malkin.
’l‘hlrd Warrior-ot‘oles Flewellen.
Fourth Warrior—Arthur Decker.
First Brave-~N. W. Chamberlain.
Second Brave—William T. Aiuley.
Third Grave—William N. Juries.
Fourth Brave—Frank Webber.
Guard of Wigwam—4V. J mum
Guard of Forest—George C. Moeban.
Finance Cotnrdittetr-Aamn Decker.
N. W. Chamberlain and A. ll. Ghiotto.
Entertainment Committee—4i. l.
smith. William N. Jones. J. J. Henuos-
sey. J. l). Milne. George C. ’l‘rslrs.
Sociable Committee—F. ll. Malkin.
William N. Jones, Aaron Decker. Wil-
iiam l. Comatoek. Edward Quick.
Remarks were made by D. G. 8., Wil-
liam Miller, Stuart Marshall and J. H.
Sheldon. of Uncna Tribe; P. 8. William
l. Comatock and D. G. 3., H. N. God-
frey. ,
Three palefares were accepted and
“we applicants received.
The Tribe expects to have a class of
forty or Ilfly palefaces to adept at the
first meeting in September.
Ice cream. cake and cigars were ill
order.
QUARANTINES REMOVED TODAY.
Dr. William J. Tracey. town health
otllcer, today removed the quarantine
‘mm the residence of Councilman Nic-
< hael J. Riordan. whose young son has
endured from diphtheria. The quar-
antine was also removed today from
he residence of George Smith, in
Franklin avenue, whose daughter has
, lust recovered from the same disease.
Dr. Tracey has removed the quarantine
for scarlet fever" from the Sherwood
home in Osborn avenue, East Norwalk.
BALVATION ARMY.
. Salvation Army. 18 South Main
street. Captain N. A. McNeil. emcer
in charge—Meetings at 10:80 a. m.. 3
and 8 p. at. Children's meeting follow-
ing afternoon service.
Meats ..
bv
.n
to our special one} for the balance or
dncdoa at 25 cents on each dollar of goods you purchase. Remember it is
onmgfor the balance of this week: afterwards we will
the usual prices. No restriction ta quantity;
when. this hot season when mood meat is so sonnet. for picnics
Withinaahort
la .
.1” .
arrive“ at Ind depart
stree‘. .‘
Carpoatbra and
tlb;F oaadmaed Beam.
NATIO. AL RIFLE CPNTICTI.
United K! a dam Team Won at sea and
American cam Only Throo Behind.
contests of the National Rifle Associa-
tion opened here this morning with
the great international team match for
the Palms trophy. The weather condi-
tions were fayorabie though the heat
was t'erriiic. be shooting at 800 yards
resulted as follows:
United .Kin‘dom, 654
America 051
‘auada, 536
Natal, 513
Norway H7
France Ml
Australia, 518
The above scales were out of a pos-
sible 600.
The individual American scores at
800 yards warez"
Private George Cook, 74
Sergeant J. H. heongh. '13
Corporal C. E. Winder, 7i
Corporal w. ti Short, 69
“Bill. as. K V CIHOY, 67
Sergeant George uoyle, 66
Lieut. Thomas Holcomb Jr., 66
Lieut. A. III, Wells, 66
Private Cook with 7d tied Martin
of the British team, for the best score
at that range.
When the shooting in the second
a commenced the Americans soon
ov rhauled and passed their British
competitors. In. the first 20 shots the
United Kingdom dropped eighteen
points, against eight dropped by the
Americans.
As the shooting progressed the keen
interest In the contest was shown by
the number of spectators continually
arriving.
The cloaineas oi the atmosphere
made the shooting conditions ideal
'lhere was a variable breeze which was
blowing at the average velocity ot six
miles an hour
By the time half the lentils had shot
oil at 900 yards. the Americans had
gained nine points thus giving them a
lead of six points after deducting the
three they were behind in the first
stage.
To the total, 266, Keough contributed
69, Casey 68. Doyle 66 slid Winder 63.
The Canadians llrst sound was sec-
ond with 262: the British team was
third with 257.
In the second half of the 900 range.
the Americans galiiod another-2 points
making their aggregates at the end of
the second stage as follows:-
Amorica—d .066.
United Kingdom—4.058.
Canada-i.0-IO.
Australla~-l.010.
Natal—~960.
Norwoye-855.
France—84.5.
The score of the other Americans at
900 yards Wire: .-
Short 66: Cook, 63: Holcomb, 61:
Wells. 69.
At the completion of the shooting of
half the teams at a thousand vards.
America was twelve points ahead.
NEW COAST LINE LOCATED.
captain comwollo of the Work of
“Discovery. "
,SAN FRANCISCO. July li—Captain
I‘. l buli, of tho .cllii hip Morning.
itillit‘i to tho muurmu. hip DIscovcary
BISLEY. hing, July llw'l‘he annual .
CHRIS
Blood Poison.
Heals Carbuncles. Eruptions. Itch-
ing Ecrema- Stops bone pains. heals
all the results of blood poison. suth as
ulcers. eating. festering sores. pimp
lea. offensive eruptions. copper-wlored
sluts. mucous patches. sore throat.
mouth or gums. Stops all aches in
ilOlit'il. back or ,iululs. falling hair and
Itching. smuriing skin. Makes the
blood pure and rich. li‘or .'."l years the
standard rommly for malignant blond
troublcs like itching. Blibii‘,’ eczema.
carbuncles. scrofuia. rheumatism. ca-
tarrh. results of Impure blood.
“Bicriino” has t-urel canccr of all
kinds supporting swellinzs. rating
sores. ugly ulcers after all other reme-
dies frllc'l. healing the sores perfectly.
“Bloodlne” costs 50¢. a bottle. Sold
and guaranteed by
r L V__-
to Olden limo Minstrel Show
by the
Y. M. C. A.
Hoyt'a Opera Hausa, Tuesday.J,uly 14th
N“ Coon Songs. Beat Amateur Talent.
SOLOIBTE:
Harry Stevenson \Frahk Prooce
Fred Scholield G. 8. Weeks
Chas. Hill Cili. Arnold
SPECIAL FEATURES:
“Old Time Ballads," Mr. Harry Popper.
‘ Jabursa, the One-String instrument, "
O. c. Smith, and
“Child," Champion Wrestler.
Tickets may. be exchanged for re
served seats at the box oilice on and
after July ll,
_. .__
Personally Conducted Touts.
Block Island, 3 days' Trips. $8.50.
July 18, 25, Aug. 1, 8. 16. 22, 29.
Saratoga Springs, 4 days' Trips,
$12.50; 6 days, 015. 50.
Aug. 3, 10. 17, 24. 31.
Cottage City, 5 days' Trips, 017.00.
July 20, Aug. 3. 2.
White Mountains, 5 day Trips, 8211.
July 27 Aug.10,24.
Auoliilo Chum, 6 days' Trip, 625.
JU'IIZO. 27, Aug. 3,10, 17. 24. 31.
iapara Falls, 4 day Trip, $19.00.
Aug. 18.
Thousand Islands, 4 days' Trip, 321.
Aug. 18.
Catskill Mountains, 5 days’ Trips.
#14:: from New Haven. July 21,Aup.
Roy13l Tour, 12 dlya’ Trip, $73..00
“ii“
ova Bcotl'a,10 daya' Trip. $56.00.
Aug. 16.
Montreal, Quebec and the Sagusnsy
River, 11 days’ Trip, Aug. 8 $76.00.
For the N. E. Tourist, describing all
Tours. call on
G. W. HARRIS, Agent.
now in South Pole regions, Is here on
route to [.t‘ulilou.~to report, He says
the main work of the Discovery has
been the location of between 400 null
500 mi“! of new coast line. and she
workod as far south at latitude seven-
ty-seven degrees; fifty-nine. minutes
south. By sleds the members of the
party got as far south as eighty—two
degrees. seventeen minutes. south lati-
tude, the farthesr’south any ‘man has
before gone. ‘
A lot of marlqupuna has been dis- i
covered. also some marine. plants. but
they are a very low type of organism.
Stale abound. but the polar bear and
the walrus are not there. No new
large animals were found. The coldv
there is far worse than in the Arctic. ‘
yesterday. today's ilguro being 61.
W
JoSELOFFS
_ . in MM lecsiso
wmmnasthssr........ no Wuhalouu .........
no vdatmtausaisi.............
In the latter region in the summer:
time the temperature gets up to fifty!
and sixty degrees shore zero. in the!
Antarctic region below mo is summer
weather Valuable geological. selsm: c
and meteorological data have been se- '
cured. [
CANADIAN wssrmdaouos co. ‘
OTTAWA, 0nt.. July ll.-—George
Westinghouse. manufacturer, Pitts ‘;
burg; Henry Herman Westinghouse,
manufacturer New York. George Car-
son Smlth. capitalist, Pittsburg; Frank; ‘
Hendrickain-Taylor, Pittsburg; Loyallj
Allen Osborne, manuiflsflll’er, Pitts-
burg; Thomas Ahearn. manufacturer,!
and Warren Young Super. manufact ,
urer, Ottawa; Paul Judson Nylon?
manufacturer. Hamlilon.a are the Incor-l
porators of the Canadian Westinghouse
Company with headquarters I Hamli-
:on.£nt.. the papers having 1 st been
sau ‘
DEATHS IN PHILADELPHIA.
PHILADELPHIA, .luly ll—Two
deaths and three prostratlons from
heat were reported this morning. 'I e
temperature at 8 o'clock was 88 do-
the aame as yesterday. The
humidity decreased two per cent. from
this week. We make a gehersl re-
‘li‘gedtioaollfor
buy enough to carry you
Id
do
Do
‘ ping at Locust Grove.
Steamer
Huntington.
WEEKLY TRIPS TO LONG iSLAND.
Round Trip. 50 Cents.
Loaves steamboat dock every Friday
at 9 o'clock a. m. for Huntington, stop-
l’assengers are
allowed 8% hours at Huntington and
5 hours at Locust Grove. The return
is effected at 4:30 o‘clock. ‘l‘he steam~
er again leaves for Huntington at o
o ‘clock,
CAPT. l. B. YUUNUS.
The Recreation liurlst Company ‘
July 20, 27, ‘
“71..-: .
8r eat Char ante Ssh.
Begins Baden.
Woman’s Kid (lloves in black.
Sizes 5% and 6 only—~2 clasps.
4 button or 4 book. Value 81
and 81.50, clearance sale,
(7)90
‘ Menncn's
Powder,
sale.
2 ior 250
Related ’l‘aicum
value 25c, clearance
- ‘i-“lm— was
160 dozen Bleached Turkish
'i‘oweis, 45x21, made of Sea
Island cotton. a corker at 15c,
sale price
lOc
a
Crown Brooms, No. 6. value
29c, clearance price,
170
i Woman‘s Cloth Suits, all good
staple colors and styles, reg-
ular price 610 nlid “3.50, at
$4.90
200 Muslin downs. lace trim:
med yoke, in many places sold
at 500, clearance sale,
29c.
2 to a buyer.
6 Quart Mixing Pans, enamel
’I‘orchon Lace and Insertion,
all widths, value from 5 to 90.
seamless, new patterns, regu-
lar price 25c. at
156
ware, regular price soc, sale
price ' sale price,
150 6’) 1-2
_ T
Woman's Lace Lisle Hose, Woman's Umbrellas, merceriz-
ed covers, paragon frame, 26
inch, value 76c. sale price,
450
200 yard spool 0. N. T. Cotton,
regular price he. at :i spools for
iOC
belong Hooks and Eyes, two
dozen on card, value 10c, at
60
Clinton Safety Pips, all sizes,
I paper.
40
Woman's or Children’s Hem-
stitched Handkerchiefs, value
50, at
20
" The first evening after a'woman gets“
if Hé' Only could—Mrsf Noorich;
home from a vacation, her husband is isn't it grand to ride in your own car-
expected to tell her everything he has rlage? Mr. Noorich—Yes, but I'd enjoy
said and done. or suspicion follows re- it more if I could stand on the sidewalk
preaches when she hears of it after- and see myself ride by.-—Brooklyn
word.
I
CALL sI-a.
Seymour’ sStore
GOOD THINGS TO EAT.
WORTH CONSIDERING.
THAT WAS A LEVEL HEADED CUSTOMER WHO RAID “WHEN I GUY BUTTER, EGGS, CHEESE,
TEA AND COFFEE AT CEYMOUR'C STORE. I KNOW WHAT I AM IUYI NG. ” WE KNOW THAT THIS PARTY
33 WEST WASHINGTON ST"
RECEIVED THE IECT THAT MONEY CAN BUY. A8 THOUSANDS OF OTHERS DO. WE CARRY A LARGE
LINE OF PICNIC SUPPLIED AND CAN SUPPLY YOUR EVERY WANT.
AND SUMMER RESORTS WILL FIND AC LARGE AND COMPLETAE A8 SORTMENT ‘
CITIEC. THE LARGEST DISPLAY OF CRACKERB AND WAFERC IN THIS SECTION, INCLUDING ALL THE
VARIETIEG. \WE SOLICIT YOUR PATRONAGI.
C. E. Seymour, Leading Grocer,
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
NEW COMERG TO THE SHORE
A8 iN THE LARGE
8 - Big Bargains '- 8;
Random items picked out from a hundred others:
no. r asaoAirt-Lsinmmgin Creamery Butter. per lb. 24 cts. .
no. a smears—so lbs. Granulated Sugar for: ._ ., . . . 31.00.
NO. 3 BARGAIN—Largo Bottle Bide Label Ketchupior * . . . at ca.
,,. No.4 BMWfiOhebutohurth) per sake . . a eta]
no. 5 enigma—amps.» Cm'ed shoulder}. ”I“ a... . . . ti mi:
. kayo, 6 ”343$;me Assorted NikodCakeo. regular price, 15 cts., this week is ca. ih.‘ "
NO. 1 BARGAIN—5 Ilia. Boat Pearl Tapioca. (new lot) for . . as eta. I
so: back.
'NO. 8 BARGAIN-lhmySmtbnnRouPotaMperpoch'
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