1.. (width 3 3
bit nudist“
i,
ii
' Milgllld’lll I
has 0* anesthesia
, throat and lungs,ltbe
, thumped; and sensitive.
of the
hull. of elite
t- all, drug
unit
which are bolu
He has paid
, _, mud lard.
per cent.
ounce of food
«up only deprives
ones], can tissrue-b
it; poisons .
, the food regardless
’ foil the stomach.
sort, etc.
cy.
, uses a sale of
going to give tht
' ”at specially favorable prises.
“Thole. in addition
. VP“
LADIEB'
i
, it...“
coaster
”a.
less from 15c
w..—
‘ilidlties use We
t
b9
august». ic.——Rouért 0.
mm... t... ..... ... t.
making analysis of certain.
und black pepper, extract:
In an analysis of l
glepper 12.66 per cent. of; '
phelaw provides the penalty
otter anyone who knowingly‘
g terated products.
possession such seeds are found ,
maid of their contents and upon,
offense a prosecution will re "
AERY OUNCE YOU EAT.
’diuest does a pound of harm.
the entire meal into poison.
uilding material,
Kodol ’Dyspesia
a. perfect digestant.
to rest and get strong again.
its}..Belching, Heart Burn, Sour. violators of the slot machine law by
h. Indigestion. Palpitatiou of Judge Stevenson in the city court yes-
Sold by The Clifford;terday.
1iifip'ytontinubthe good work of "clearing the deck" for Christmas goods.
extend into much finer qualities than our ordinary stock and at a
_ t that permits us to sell them at the WHOLESALE PRICE..-
un'ususl opportunity to supply not only present needs but for the future
macros or.
I _ w‘ r
‘ . R}. u I
trellis at Esstlvisrtford boluses ,
villa and Hartford over ansleoirl '
o , .
so pl‘ehsu _ p
. trined steam lids
streamed system. , , , .
' ilrst step’ of 'Prlsl st
, ., This [I , . 4
j Melisuf'lnhls much is! tat-jobs
exchanging ,trolley int c, “with l;
presentjjotgam gets?t inflate ‘vftr
c est-sawed y . ,. ‘
was announced by Presida‘l mile .,
, ‘ A some time ago. the variouocity sys~
the, par. tents will be to amucluuscr extent,
the; then nowrbunchod at the ta ions o
company and“ intern a usable
electric trams-be highly developed. v
rremedies. j . ‘ , . ,. s we m
- stores-2Bc. MAN’MJNRBASQNABQENEBQ .
, , is Often,8li,,8mfil. as “woman's; , Bu.
Thus. 8. "Austin, Mgr. of'the “Repub-
lican." of Leavenworth, lads wumot
unreasonable, when he, refused to, .al»
low the doctors to, operate it his wife
for female trouble, "luster. ,” he says.
“we concluded to try Electric Bitters.
My wife was then so sick. she could
hardly leave her bad, and live (5) phy-
«c
Cb‘lmk 35 ii
‘ dill ll
be
Tor takinggldlectric Bitters, she was
perfectly cured, and can nevi perform
K Oflomd for; all‘ her househdld duties." Guaranteed
special “"9“” by F. H. Baxter, South Norwolkpand
. E. P. weed. Norwalk. druggists, price
60c ' , "
n...-
°‘ “and was"eucasc inspecérsou or FACTOR.
_ l . ‘ ,
HARTFORD, Nov. lit—Louis Guy-
on, Inspector of factories of the Prov.
ince of Quebec, who has sen here on
a visit to the capitol, le t’yesterday
for Bridgeport; where he will look ov‘
or processes of ammunition making.
70 CURE A COLD lN ONE DAY.
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tab-
lets. [Druggists refund money if it
fails to cure. E. W. Grave's signature
is on each box‘ 25c.
sLOT MACHINE VIOLATORS
' Fmso. '
These in
you eat that
the blood of
ll. (Ii~
a of the cou- . .
it shelve that BRIDGEPORT, Nov. it‘s—Flues of
325 and costs were imposed upon eight
The men were all visited by
. " the state police. “
t
‘ies’ Muslin-Underwear-
:Stock‘ Reducing—Price Reducing
Event in Underwear.
MllSldN UNDERWEAR. and tell our friends that
imaweek‘s opportunity to‘ buy Ladies' Undergsh
to our regular goods at Special Sale Prices. afford
COVERS. LADIES' WHITE OKIRTB.
-
5 ‘ s! from.........10c to 91.00 Sale Price irom.........sob to use
to $1.50. , Values from 500 to 33.80. ‘
Lsoiss' mustm onswsao.
m
'sv‘from._........39c to case Sale Price ..............m to 01.00
to' 33.60. ' ,, Values, are to 31.25.
Perm
:‘ For sale by. all dealers. Price 60
ll,
sourn'uoswstn. cons.
,. Mn.“ _ .C
m mwmtm
ed, mate est ills! at Plath
lint , stoic. This rate me till
once. yl‘ sin pleasedftiio locomm nil
theni." “ M * ‘ “
,fisntys. Foster-Milburn Co.,‘ Buffalo.
site-
. -. we. wants. for. ., ravines
Remember the
take soother.
commence-rand l
LARGE OOAL‘lN‘a STATION.
Railroad Company WIII‘HIVIFI New
.. ‘ One In Danbury,
A new large, coalip studios; for loco-
motivesiis‘ to hours ted by the New
ri’orkb New Haven snd‘Kartford rail.
road In Dunbury. and the preliminary
work he, been commenced. ' . ,
The cation and the binders to be
located near the, link track which con-
nects the New York with the-Berk-
shire and Highland, divisions near the:
Clark boa factory. and will extend ov.
or four tracks. giving facilities for
loading four engines at once.
The station will consist of large bins
located beside the track aadconnected
which is to be loaded and the soul will
"arry small cars. holding enough coal
to loud the tender of an engine. . -
These small cars will be run on this
track to a position over the tender
which etc the loaded and the coal will
be dumped directly into it. in that
way an engine may be cooled in a very
few minutes.
The preliminary work which is now
being done includes the moving ,of
tracking of the three divisions to make
room for the erection of iron pillars
which are to support the overhead
track, and it is understood that the
work will be pushed rapidly until com~
pletlon.
u-—————-
GIRL OUT OF SCHOOL.
Dispute Over Powers of School Com-
mittee Lands Parents In Crimi-
nal ,Court.
An unusual case occupied the atten-
tion of Judge James F. Walsh and a
iury in the court of common pleas.
criminal branch, Tuesday. Margaret
ind, John Gibbons. of Huntington. are
charged with having neglected to send
rheir daughter Mary, aged 8, to school.
and they are fighting the accusation.
Complaint was made against them by
the state board of education.
The Cribbens girl was fonueriy sent
'0 school, but the town school com-
mittee of Huntington closed up one of
theschools and decreed that all of the
children must attend instead the “con
tor" school. This being a mile on: of
the way. Mr. and Mrs. Cribbens re~
'used to send their daughter there and
they wercrarrestod in consequence.
Their attorney claims that the town ,
school committee had no right to close t
the first school. and, that this could
be done by vote of the townspeople
only. Prosecuting Attorney Keneaiy
claims that the town school commit-
tee has the power to decide what
schools the childmn shall attend.
BROTH ERHOOD NECESSARY.
«.m-
Significant Wordo It New Haven Biff-
. quctvLast Night. .
NEW HAVEN. Nov. lit-4n",- Rev.
A. J. Haynes. pastor of the United
Congregational Church of this city.
and Rev. Father W...l. Slocum. of Wu-
terbury. were the significant features
of the, annual banquet of the New Hu-
ven Chamber of Commerce last even-
Iug. The wish uttered by Mr. Haynes
in the course of his speech for Chris-
tian brotherhood and unity was echoed
by Father Slocum at the close of a
long and eloquent address. and the
great assembly of business men cheer-
ed Wildly-iii the two clergyman clasp-
ed hands to emphasise the earnestness
‘of their wish.
After Mrsiiaynes hnd flnishedFs-
ther SIocum was presented. Father
Slocum in addition to firmly second-
ing the remarks of tile other clergy-
man. held the attention of the diners
for more than half an hour while
he discussed industrial and political
conditions with areal. frankness.
While he apprehended no dsitger
of a revolution in this country. he
called the attention of his sudltorrto
the fact that vast numbers of men
sre’yosriy coming into mucouniry
In whom souls the idea of hatred of
all ,got'crninent : is deeply imbedded.
The conditionsin many respects won
such as to denisnddbe most careful
consideration ofthouelitful man. .
Speaking of the New .3ch election.
he Iniimuted t at the movement in
support of tho ‘msn who come near-
osi to the vote of McClellan was actu-
ated by maligu influences." though he
did not mean by that that all who
million motives. ,
“We know." he said. "that in, case
that
will b, unable to csrr out theories.
but all machine the n tustion stands
as a magnificent lesson to’tbo Allied.
can; so . , . , ‘ v.
t9 in? Will-o Ctss‘weil Mitc-
0.“
0 rules
Lsu‘ ii , _ . ‘
choglin m la gold. is.
on s s . ,. .
tenant” sterner-lift. ii. Woodruif on
>tuhstmsstar,.and the truncation was by
git/av. David" . of this city. -
arbor Roberts till aoustnrtcl t Brati-
douse.
”able to be
. is millet by s-frisud
in one of tRe'l’llllcifioé d scum
Worst while doing some he try the
you doing it ” h allied
son. who had lid ‘
.Telerhm air-s ‘
be applieddiroctly to the parts with
out i inconvenience. . or
‘ your work. in any v
free? of charge
sends namo'and
to prove what we say
deriul ‘i-emedy. is true.-
shooting trip. twotomsll duck boats
being used, The men were about a
about a mile off shore. was the neur-
voted for the. candidate did so from.
igan gets Into the mayoralty' he , ’
syv York. editor of. the
iii: ‘Brsditiy . ,
p, Sperry. issue "
wholitiil been invited. cream 3
3 lt ’ “ I
“Henson. DAIW of ‘
pilis“ snug-lliig‘fysugb‘ cure of
w R.” . 0"”. , .3 .'
lie, winnings symbll’ , .
altos. preparation assemblers.
the: yourselfuith chisel, such. in
your; own bolus. and for/“little espouse.
‘Pyrsmid Pile Ours gives you in-
tautrslief... it drained
itching continuation» Just a
”will. cure. .
Pyramid i’llsfours is prepared in
he form of suppositories so they can
Interrupting
a.
We are sendingya
to every" one who
address. We do this
about this won-
Afteryouhave tried the sample
treetmeuthand you are satisfied, you
can get a full regular-sized treatment
«Pyramid rPile'Curo at your
gist‘s for 950 cents.
send‘us the money and we‘will send
you the treatment it once. by mail. in
plain sealed package. ‘ '
if he hasn't it,
dead your‘nsme and address at
once for a trial of this marvelous ”95‘
quick, sure cure. H
Drug 00.. 5793 Py
shall, Mich. ‘
Address Pyramid
remit! Bldg” Mar-
17 HOURB 0N" sMALi. ROCK.
w
Three Yale Msn‘ Marooned In the i.
' Sound Off Bradford.
NEW HAVEN, Nov. 5 16. wAfter
spending 17’ hours on a smell rock a
mile off Branford in Long island Bound
Harold F. Damon. of Honolulu; Wil.
liam Baxter, Jr., of Wilmington, Del,
and W. H. Coursen. of Scranton. Po.
three Yale sturents. wererescued sf.
ter 11 o'clock last night from their
perilous position by Capt. Elwurd Bald
win, of Bradford, who put out from
that placeln. a naphtha launch. The
three students seemed little the worse
for their day's experience and when
they landed on shore said they had
had a fine time.
They startedfrom Double Beach at
6 o'clock In the morning on a duck
mile off' shore when a fierce
to land somewhere. us their entail
boats ware nearly swamped.
Taunton Rock. a long flat rock
est landing place and they made for
It. This rock at high tide is exposed
for about 50 feet and is almost flat.
being about six feet at its higest
point. ,
At. the day WOl‘t‘ on the Wind in.
unused and by noon 'it was blowing at
the rule. of 40 miles an hour. and had
kIcked up an immense sea. The waves
which swept the Sound broke over
the little island and those from shore
saw the perilous position of the three
men. it was impossible to make a
rescue on account of the heavy seas
and the towing companies of this
city would not risk sending a tug to
the spot. '
Tonight. howuver, the wind died
down and at 10 o'clock William Stali-
uard put out in a duck boat for the
island but returned. saying he could
get no response to his shouts. He
was able to get within 30 \feet ofthe
rock. About an hour later Capt.
Baldwin went out with his nupthu
launch and found the men safe and
Sound lying under. their upturned
duck bouts. ,
They had prepared to spend the
night on the rock. The students were
met by several Yule men who went
to Brsuford. and who had spent hours
in their efforts to have their compsu.
ions rescued. The report spread
throulh the cily~thst three Yale men
had been lost in the Sound and there
any and could have gotten through the
college community. Damon is a iuulor
and Baxter and Courses are seniors
In the academic department. They
were well slippllediwith food. they
say and could have got through the
night comfortably.
THE TRAINEggfiAL ESTATE MAN
There seems to be a growing desire
on the part of Intending purchasers of
real estate to consummate. their deals
without the intervention of the broker:
This is. evidenced each week by the
i go number of conveyances muddle
d affront parts of the country which
,hfie not passed through any real as-
“ill omen. There is an impression,
which is steadily moving. that by this
method a better bargain can be made.
Experience has proved in I number of
turbulent; that this is not so and that
property can be bundled better by a
trained hand than by one unaccus-
tomed. to. the use on out Oberlin
silicon—interstate ecofii
, mitts-g»:
, the Wild“
i,.
pint. "Good city, doctor; what are :
ms HM"
slaved some time,
replied. "term but mwsr‘yourouso ,
tilt“ the told. Joli
tion with ~ * we
iliv. it; out he '
line will first} user mm
1
of my” subsist”, , "
u. ”'3”le e
simian Multifamily“ .39:
tlcut State Board offloalth, forlocto-
insist , .:
some 39.5.. “W“. how’lzoli‘igséloil her has just been remit/ed ,
"29.1"“ alumni on. “3 3“” away a" were 1,166 deaths during the month of
Rt hi or .thos-trsoimant is'ruluallHum‘ WOW"
lent toglve‘a perm September. and 1 less than intoctoi
her of last year. and 28 more than the
average number of deaths .duringoc-
tober for the live yours preceding. .
‘ were thirty-live living birthsfiand one
trial treatment still birth, asd eleven marl'lageslvDur-
ing .October there were twenty-nine
drug- The. causes of deaths fellow:
[of nervous system, two; heart ‘dia—
wind ,
sprang tip and they were compelled
Morning Session. December a, 10
» eases,
J; :tt‘iils'wi“ of‘the o
. . t a ‘ ‘ . ' . L . \ ‘
. . “‘irilndilmhlh.
“l Blimp 05M“ ‘1‘ filth" “his;
film i‘D'ul‘lnil? 3W Quill“
‘ ' viii
Haiti,
The month
i 1.;
‘W 3
ly bulletin of theCoonoc-i .
By mortality reports'r‘eceivsu there
This was 80 less than in
4
lo. NOl‘WBJk. during September thaw
deaths, representing an annual death
rate of 15.9 per 1,000 inhabitants, with
an estimated population in thaiown
of 21.01“. There «were three deaths
of children under one year of 1313“"
ar-
rhoea. . under iive‘ years. «two; Diar-
rhoea over five years. two; consump:
tion, three: bronchitis. one; diseases
ease, live: accidents and violence.-
' all other diseases, eleven. Three .
o e deaths occurred in the.Norwallt
Hospital.
‘i he following number of infectious
diseases Were reported by the health
othcers of the various towns in this
vicinity: . ~ ,
Scarlet Fever—Duties, i; Westporl.
CerebroSpinai Fevervrlorwelk. 1.
Diphtheria and Croup~Norwallr, 2.
Typhoid Fever-willow Canaan. 3;
City of. Norwalk. 1; Town of Nor-
walk. 1; City of Smith Norwaik, 3:
Westport, l; Ridgedeld, i.
Consumption—City of Norwalk, 1:
SouthNorwslk. 2: New Canaan. 1.
The third sanitary conference of all
the health oiilcers of the state will be
held in New Haydn in the Hall of‘thc
Chamber of Commerce, on Thursday
and Friday evening, December 7 and
8. 1905. The first session will open
in the evening at 8 o’clock. The fol-
lowing topics will be presented for
consideration:
Evening Session. 8 O'Clook.
The Restriction of Contagious Dis
eases in Cities, by Charles V. Chap
in, M. D._ superintendent of health.
Providence, R. I. ‘
Sanatoriuni Work. by .i. P. C. Fos-
icr, M. D.. New Haven, a Director of
Gaylord Farm Sanatorium.
O'Clcck A. N.
Animals as Carriers of Human Die-
by Prof. Wm. H. Brewer.
LL. 1)., New Haven. president of the
State Board of’Health.
Dissemination of Tuberculosis he
Affected by Railway TrnVel. by Chas.
B. Dudley. Ph. D.. Altoonii, Penn. Clie-
mlst of the Pennsylvania Railroad.
Poms of Food Adultsration and
Their Relation to Public Health. bYl
E. H. Jenkins. Ph. D1, New‘H’u’ven, div?
rector of Agricultural Experiment Sta-i
lion.
Medical inspection of Schools. by‘1
Edward K. Root, M. D.. Hartford.l
member of the State Board of Health. 3
Afternoon session, 2:30 P, M. l
The Common House Fly lnlts Rt»
lation to the Public Health, by W. E.-
Brittou, Ph. D.. New Haven. Suite Eu-
tomoiogist.
The Common Ailment, its Lurking
Places, its Extlrpatlou. by G. l.
Beardsley. M. D.. Derby.
silon Box.
isoelluneous Business.
Adjournment.
N. B.»~Tbe above
In subject to change
speakers. ,
The sessions will be open and the
public are cordially invited. All the
subjects are of personal-interest to hit
lzous.
‘GIRL MISSING FROM HIR HOME.
Chicago Police and ,fiolotivoo Boat-oh-
' ‘ , log for Dorothy Garter.
CHICAGO, Nov. 18.e~'l'lie .Chronléle
today lays: iAithougb‘heirossto an
estate valued at 15.000.000. provided
with every luxury, and furnished with
an ample Income. Dorothy Carter. the
sixteen-year-oid daughter of M. .1“.
Carter, president of the Second Na.
tlonal Bank. of ,_ Colorado Springs.
(Inserted her temporary
i
der of exrciucs
accommodate
Colo. has
cage. Police of the city and her slip
or. Miss .Mahol carter. b. graduate or
a Chicago law school, are newbie:
in her. The disappearance dates
from November 1. when Miss Garter
left her Michigan avenue homo, osten-
sibly to visit a neighboring drug store
to grocers stamps for a. letter to her
at or.
Since that time but one slow but
been found by. the police. to the mills-
ing girl. On November 1 shovisltcd
a pawn shop sinusoid a diamond
brooch, valued at .160. for $16.. Rib
tee? edema-“last” “11?“. 1%: mean
w 0 was renw, .pooro, red
the wlhdowb of'ihs “washer. figs
, 'l‘bs nostlioilerod blue
_ , mare when s a let“; a.
“over it b mud as the plot,“
:Mhoi- cod other adoruiusnts, bad
beem'rcptsooldb ;;u:boiiunbii bidet foo
spent pattern, voided
dolls tracers.‘~o~bsrtsudsr. our the
we ehiidM“ltid‘W"‘il man met; her
, t; the next
7 u l tit“ f{lysine was not
me I 1 _ * i .
Miss Mulls (lotteri- imagine
‘ tribute" list" TII‘IWI MW 4
the malls of an attic of typhoid
home at 1718 Michigan avenue. Chl- free
born" out and with her
a ., toss ' ‘ a
Sm “manual“ Ward.
t, t. j
shimmers...
Fundshing Store to bolclcarorl‘out bolero Ssturdp’yi nights
Things have been livelycvcrsinée the salt- begatu.“ A’
glance attire several tables shows the true value of ihc’fsale '
for there you find the articles
needed in the kitchen cash
and every day. Cookiug‘l’ois and Pans, Kettles, handy
Dippcrs, Cups and Strainers, all at one-third value.
i
Enameled Ware.
‘ At 15c. A ‘
Pudding Pans, 5 qt. size
Preserve Kettles, 3 qt.
Pie pans; ll inch
Covered Buckets
Collanders
Coffee Flasks
Dippers
Wash Basins
Bread Pans
Quart Cups
At soc.
Covered Bucket-s, 2 qts.
Straight Saucepans, 2 qts.
Coffee Pots, I qt.
Berlin Kettles, 4 and 6 qts.
Berlin Sauccpaus, 4 qts.
Straight Ssucepans, 4 qis.
Lip Sauccpans, 6 qts.
Preserve Kettles, 4' and 6
qts. ’
Saucepans, 4 and 6 qts.«
At 25c. ‘
Preserve Kettles, 6 (its. ‘
Pudding Pans, 6 qts.
Covered Buckets, 6 qts.
Coffee Pots, 2 qts. .
At 30c.
Convex Kettles, 4 and 6 (its.
Lip Saucepans, 8 qts.
Milk Kettles, 4 qts.
Straight Cook Pots, lO qts.
Rice Boilers, I‘qt.
Straight Sanccpaus, 4 (its.
Preserve Kettles, 10 (its.
At 40c. ’
Berlin Kettles, 8 qts.
. Convex Kettles, 6 qts. 4
Straight Cook Pets, 12 qts.
Preserve Kettles, 12 qis.
Coffee Pets, 3 qts.
Preserve Kettles, 8 qts.
Milk Pails, 8 qts.
At 35c.
Lip Sauccpans, 10 qts.
Milk Kettles, 6 qts.
Dish Pans, 14 qts.
Covered Buckets, 8 qts.
Straight Saucepans, 6 qts.
Coffee Pets, 4 dis.
Rice Boilers, 2 qts.
Muffin Pans, 12 cups
Our entire line of imported Enamel Ware at special
reduced prices.
i
The D, M
l ,
THEODORE CPINNINGVDEAD.
Well-Known Composer Expires While
_ Waiting for a Prescription.
BRIDGEPORT, Nov. 16.--Theod01'o
Spinning. for many years organist or
'thc Presbyterian Church of‘this city.
a
“(l a widely known musician and coni-
poser, dropped dead from heart. dis-
ease. yesterday, in F. A. Ballard's
phummcy, in the west end. Mr.
ISpinulng was advanced in years. and
had not been‘enjoying robust health
for some weeks. He entere‘d the drug
store yesterday and asked the clerk
to attend to a prescription. He seated"
himself in a chair. and a moment after
uttered a low cry and fell to the
floor. Before medical aid arrived. he
had expired. Mr. Spinning was the
author of many popular compositions.
SON‘ LOST MOW-tin.
"Consumption runs In our family,
and through it I lost my mether."
writeu'ilil. 8. field. of Ba ony', Me.
“For the past five years. it wever, on
the slightest sign of a Cough or Cold,
i hays taken Dr. King's New Discov-
ery for Consumption, which has sav-
ed me from serious lung trouble." His
author's death was a and loss for Mr.
tell], but he learned that ion trou-
ole must not be neglected, and ow to
cure it. Quickest relief and curator
coughs and“ colds. Price 50c and
81.00; guaranteed at F. H. Baxter’s,
South Norwaik, and E. 'P. Wood’s,
Norwslk, drug stores; Trial bolt-h:
'“ides make almost Iti'l much trouble
in this world no telling the trulh.-~
Smart Set.
- Rea3 Co
. ”n...“
STATE BOARD OF PHARMACY.
HARTFORD.,Nov. iii—The State
Board of Pharmacy held a meeting at
the Capitol Tuesday, and transacted
routine business. .
Gov. Roberts has not as yet named
a successor to Geo. [A Ellsbree, of
Meridcn, who resigned last week, of.
rot the investigation conducted by At-
torney General King. Mr. lilllsbree
was not present at the meeting. The
State Bosrdof Examiners of Eclectic
Physicians held 'a" meeting Tuesday,
and examined live candidates.
“.0“
.100 REWARD. use.
The readers of this paper‘s/ill be
pleased to learn that thereto at least
one dreaded disease that. science has
been able to cure in all its stages. and
that is Catarrh. Hull's Catarrh Cure
is the only positive cure now known
to the medical maternity. Cstarrn
being a constitutional disease. re-
quires s constitutional treatment.
Hall's Cutarrh Cure is taken intern-
ally. acting directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces of the system.
thereby destroying the foundation or
the disease, and. giving the patient
strength by building up the constitu-
tion and assisting nature in doing its
work. The proprietors have so much
faith in its curative powers that they
offer One Hundred Dollars for any
case that it fails to cure. Send for
list ,of testimonials. ,
Address F. J CHENEY & 0.. To-
ledo, 0. .. ' " fl
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