oi the essays which
one...
Ten '1':
'2 to let the lion ieii 11190
concession. 5
out and tore the b nae: In
places and concealed the fragments an 5
of the flag was intruslcd to a on
rails. Those who were but come, book
to their Connecticut homes
2wltb them the tiny pieces 9
which they had kept hl'ouitb months
of, suffering These 11 can have been
are kept in the State House at Hurt
099. ford. No clement oi love nud rover
‘9 once for the flag is' lack'll
soldiers who have tollmvod' l
or: hit pron not
he oheiuy'u :
The sol Io
small
I no ponolblc. The 11211111111111. oi" ‘
bout five hundred men were neat to
rlsou, where most of them remain
d5 until-tile close of the war. Who
ue’obtholr number died. bin 1)
briuniulr
“'13 11011”.
i
put together as well its possible. and
1
is In tho
3:th bub
mhtor'nal‘milk orywbilil‘fi 111111. 15113001111313
to still but
mpfiérid 111111 11113 91112115 1011111 should
111w r: be consulted. .
exports on the feeding 0! 1035198. Mid"
the simplest and most reliable and in:
‘cxuonsivo Way 01 11101117111111; milk is
with the and of Justified“
milk perfectly d1 cstible. and 0001.11th
~ material.
‘wi hen
1111110111 Title for the
Modified milk ii: renown bended by
It requires no cooking. mzi. ‘t'o‘rl noun
he required 110 5c and iootl'niforimug;
Ordinary milk should not be deed for"
9' ‘ 5' outlay
2 deal. 1ioosc‘velt 1111a hie administration
and. without expressing preference for
a tile
courage and integrity of Front
any candidate love: the selection by
the national convention for president,
or one ‘1n 11‘111 accord with thoue poli-
oics and who will generally carry them
out in the interest cl! all the people '
This plank termed the uole coutriluu
lion made to uatlonal politics by the
Kentucky republication at 111011 convcn2
lion which lasted into the early hours
today.
balloting for minor riatc oiflceo.‘ tho
choice. of the convention for governor.
Augustuc E. Willoon. beinguuanimous.
W'
The delay was occasioned by.
A single day 1; pin what a wholc
.2 2 ZmTlie‘ 'oriiil
road traokm 2.111111 ion on were no-
iillod yoshcnday oi an, increaac in wax-5
as or abo tic debt. _.
2 5 THE MAGIC} 0191.8
5 Number three is a wound
tor (1911121 Parrlo, oi Cod om:
Me, according: i n'ttull 21115515111111 1111115515.
“After 31111111115135 uch wit live and
Iiidnoy troubloy and becoming mostly
diecbur‘o'god by the ra'llnro 102 ilndre
1101.1 triad Electric Bittcro. no BA a
re all I rim a well man tour The
112:: bottle relieved and three ybottles:
completed the cure "
6’
troubles by 11.11 Baxter. South Nor;
walk minim. P. wood} Nurw‘aik. drug;
Guaranteed best
on earth for stomach. liver and kidney
11111;: was looking for the good ol
mar time. 1111111111. many Would '
have liked to have. i h
taro adulterated with a
neon which 111w 111be
through the norm cells
The 1013' L1.1'. 2'21 ' 2»
attractlvo and the burol
his buroiioggod silicone.
ing to the roar theréof "
lchc and limbs. ‘ ' i,
wagons excrcliio considerable cure try-
1113' to keep the children out of danger.
a loading but no sooner are they :11 noted on
tholr high seats 11 mall ands are
reaching in o ' 9111;11, utrlv2'
ing to obtain a; doling morael. 2
bubyywhilo leading with coridonacd
millr'oiton results in 3111210113 1111»: oracle.
requirin the use of lime wai or 01‘
came on on chemical to seburo t be re-
tcntiou oi' the food.
Abuby living upon .‘Iusltood ul ways
holds it down. as it Is physically the
some as mother's milk Use or this
food regulates the bowels perfectly.
obviating the use or medicine.
At all 111 ugglnts Sample pncka go
‘c 5,
2‘: quotable 1111111110115th .1119 110112
21"! ed by the Connecticut So-
5 by Iva v. Tilly. oi the
‘ will: department of the Nor.-
3 9011001. This essav receiver
in the school
crisis. 50o.
”11111113 111175" SPEcIAI. S2551: '1
M 5.511111: 1. u
It you are” ‘ an: the 11:11:11.1
W
115-5151111111? 5
mwmgfl; $71055" lot
5553.“ .
am 2
‘For2 Dyspepsia 22
with earnest purpose.
2 2T0 American citizens traveling in
foreign countries, the sight. or our flag.
flying over a United States embassy
or, from a vessel In the harbor In like
the pure, fresh. air from our own
mountain heiglltd.'brlngln‘g joy and
strength As Paul' a statement that ho
was a Roman citizen immediately our
" rounded him with all the power of the
“internal City." so American citizen-
your denied—222111111111.
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mi}-
All stomach troubles are quickly re2 .
liovcd by taking a little Kodol2 alter
each moo]. Kodolsoes directly 111'
seat of the trouble, strengths
digestive organs. sup lies the natural
digestive juices and lgests what you
out. Don’t neglect your stomach. Toke
out free. .I attend Co. .106 N 11111111512
59211-1113 sight than 0'1” “1101,31 ship given an imperial power. and the Flu St. 85555555315580, N Y5! 5 $1.98 RUGS 3.1. a little Kodol after each meal and use
they It waves over the humble tiniest. American flag Is a passport for . 2 $ RUG . . . .. . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . .. . 5 . . 491210111 300:} “5 makes you “955 Money
canola: filth. digestlvciulm that 8'0 protection wherever We may 110.11: . «2..-... 1 w . -5-.. ~-~-- 3295 S;- . . .. ...... . . .. ”$2 69 back if it falls. Sold by The Cliii'ord
51151111131011; whether it leads found I“ 9 healthy stomach. and in We think of this "symbol of our chosen REMAINS OF THE OLD VIPER. 2‘ WRITING PAPER ..... . 2. . . . ..91: box Pharmacy and The Bridge Phar-
113173-98 05. boats 555.0555“), hon: wally thou proportions necessary to land" and of the courage. purity and ST. JOHN N 13., June 20. ~A pile HAMMOCKS 555555 5 55 ....... $I' 35 upward mocy. 2 55
rc'at ocean 1Inor mfg! 5110141th and 'di 0511110 01302115. truth expressed by its colors. let 118 011.200 tons of scrap iron in 1111111010 A e5n5ts {5501‘5NE5W IDE A P TTERNS ' ’ ‘ 2‘ ...._._.__i..._......
'Fe 1151555555 109.310 incl K089 111118199311 9093 17111111139 catch the inspiration of the poet‘: or the dismastod 11:11-11 Wildwood E5 5 5 Q .1056 GOES TO NEW YORK CENTRAL:
221W 2 119'“ 1 101113 waiving 1:552 25 W31“ 0,010 18' '11?"- 711:, 9 9,1199. thought: which has arrived here from Bermuda ' NEW HAVEN June 20435 21421311?-
one. “711911.11,“ 0'13,“ [0,: which' 9 it h 9 “w“ “V9 9"“ “Flag of the free heart's hope and in tow ol.‘ the ocean tug Gladlsen, is ' $15.10 ”315195,“ supéflhmndeng of thoMott
one building tonic as well. Kodol relieves
home. all that remains of the old British 5
iem stands; 91 its many bop ' Haven yards of the New York, N
' [WWW 9‘ I130“? 59°31‘91" By angel hands to valor given; manobwar Viper. The Viper war: one _ Haven and Hurtfor Railroad and of
core and bloody rind "of the Heartbum.n"Pai)1'Ji€a' on 111 the H50!“ 99“ Thy ctarsbave lit the welkin dome, of the English made warships with 2 .5 “"itho New York 181131111151. has 'roaiznod
Ionics to which It has led
Every nation has its flag.
'Star Spangled Banner" Is
5 because it is the one which
Constipation. You wiil'liko it.
:Didcsta What You' "Eat
And all thy hues Were‘ born in
heaven.
Forever float that standard sheet!
Where breathes, the foe but falls be 5
Which the Confederacy proposed to de-
311011 the United States navy during
the Civil War. but the British lenined'
of the use intended of the worship and
and taken a position on f'aIlpcilutendeut.
6121119 Now. no: (1115111 1111 electric divis-
national flag. as it repren
the whole nation. Each star
5 or a state, ad, an new states
‘0'? o5n5gfrnore stars
' "The thirte'éu
1.150.111.1111:st white, 51.111111 2
the thrteen original colonies.
room the far-oft time when Colum-
bus oyouaiy yet prayerfully planted
7171 tandard of Spain on that tropical
i' t 3, w World until our
DWN £1111 occupied In 1777.
1’71
1 tor supre‘m
2 l ough the United States Is
youngest of the great. nations oi
orlga our 1111.255 is olde515' than 51119
doors 0 any 01 or not
. {lividfigilsh colonists, $11};
5 o ring e led cross
2 rue 311119511315 $11“ colors;
'1': e ur’lloil' oi; the creases or St
rge andl St. “Andrew. were used
51111111311911 until about
, some daring
oucbusctts. cut
glls ,‘llhg. crill'
' tho act was:
permitted to use the king‘ a
5M 112 pace of the cross.
In 16,52. pine tree currency was coin-
assauliu'setts, and the pine tree)
1101 01’ strength appeared ' '011
l ,ew England tings. which. how
,-' till kept the cross at St. George
‘ is said that Charles 11 was very an
ry at the independence and presum‘r'
oil of tho colonists; but as the' 1110’
n the coins was poorly made
t’2' 'né suggested to him th‘u
ght represent the “Royal Oak
drceuler; in which be bad trikol'
516,119 was flattered {1111'
you ve the colonists. The
in:
‘im'iieu and was first adoptf
Massachusetts. One or tiles:
111121111111 to have been used 1115
‘: ,2' when the royal governor.r
wofiir’v'lhg' to enforce the unjust 11117111
1118.119 fii‘Englond liberty poles bearing
1151165211 8921 up everywhere. Anidnrg'
‘ a on these llalg's were Lib
pcrty’. and no stamps" “L111
11 Union." and "Liberty or
The rattlesnake as an em"
, Willi the motto. “Don’t‘trciid on'
me." appeared on some tings, showing
the lncreasingludiguaiicu and defiance
lenlsto'.'1‘he' rattlesnake as
‘ appeared as curly as 1751. be-‘
as a' headpiece for periodlculu.‘
t2tran'slcr on record of this
to a ling We in February, 1770,
4’30 tlnbribal' Congress with an elegant
53111591111; 11 bright yellow Ilcld
p‘ii‘ve y representation of a rut-
21,11 the ailitu‘de of going to
20111121111139 bore mu wordn
71111111111110 Heaven." or “Qui
. stin'ét'." Anoihcr {unions
5 351‘ won the blue racism of
Fun. with n wbiic mwccnt
showroom ’l‘h1- word “liib
, utter-ward uddco This: was
11311111111111 Bernoulli .luspor roplur.
on the eurthWorkc or Bull'uu' I: I»:
19110: 11119}: It had been cnrrlod away
'7! a5 1115151511071- 2.1111“ “5Tb?J idol 1:1 Ilw
on 115511 who o unvar. i as 111
5.... a.
: out
rt."
when Ibo Americana were
our ,llboio'n. ouch 0111112. col
iiw'n ling. come hnvluli'
'floinoilmou those were
"2 01 a company or the
5 161161111 Worthington now
’ having' one IIo'g to repro-
1 11515111911 coloniea. A committee.
11.10115511qu ,11‘ 11111111 who at
(colliding w b Witchinntou
no it deg having the crosu'
co 151ml St. Andrew, as
With 5 5 but having for the
throat red 1111:!
' 1101.11 ilifi' Tho Ambri:
01111199111119 used 11111155111111.
11.11013 07 061) I
a down” {523119115555 iron
(1, i"
bifocal but or q'lho no-
but it ' lilirtor'n store.
151 to '12:: 11111111111 on:
116110 sum:
_ :1 11211118131111 to show
€115 he 11:11qu to manual the ting.
1:11.211
2 for the fleet in the. Delaware River."
2' délphia.‘und has been. converted luto
who (36101161 Ghdinl'en presented the .5
5; 11112. was written by an American
'- its tho a mum 01.11111 nation, with:
Hostotho stomach. rebuild; tho,
finance and gives firm flesh.
1.1mm“ only. two " Pro-M at the up.
uni-l: ”.1190“- nd _ cram "A: ”17"!“
“if .353 f
SOLD BY
THE CLIFFORD PHARMACY
THE BRIDGE PHARMACV
m-m
order on inc treasury dated May 1111
"to pay to lletsy Ross 1011110911 11111111115
twelve Shillings. twopcuco, for Hugs:
Her uncle‘provided materials for the
sample flag. A six-pointed star was
suggested by the committee, but Mrs
Ross proposed the five-pointed star 11.:
being. more artistic. and stated that.
the cloth could be made by one out
of the scissors. Congress adopted her
design otndune 10, 1777. and through
tbe'suggesilon and influence of 11112
Colonial Dames of America, the. 14111
day of June is annually observed 11.:
Flag Day. and is commemorated in;
the display of the American flag cv
er‘yhcré. The first observance of the
day was in ‘1893 Mrs Rosc’ home is
still standing at 239 Arch street. Philo-
a muse‘mn. At the time whenlietey
Ross made the'flr‘st American flag silo
Wan a widow. She afterwards mar-
rled John (‘1 a) pole licr 1112:1111 occur
red in January, 12836 at the ago. of
eightydohr yearn Her glove Is In
Mount Moriah‘ Cemetery. Philadelphia.
Thc5new flag was at once. put In
use at Philadelphia..aud the design
was copied everywbcro. 'i‘ho ling wus'
lrst'fired upon at Fort Schuyler. which
was besieged by 11112 lirllisb. ’l‘llc gur-
I'Ison cut up shirts: and scarlet cloth
(or the rod and white stripes. and
10101111 which bud been on itnrcd from
2111111le oilicor luruisbo the blur»
Ilclld. New York was the last cltv
to display the "Store and Stripes" 011
the. 'l)ay Ibo city wart evacuated by
111:2 Itrllluh, their army claimed mill-
fury possrsnion of the place until
boon; but early in the morning 11112
American ling uppc'n 1:11 oval a board
ln‘ghousc. The British pr-ovoctmcl-
sball commanded that it be taken
(bin/1.1.1411 no attention was given to
this order. Cunningham 111111111111 :11
tempted lb remove it, when the mic
trees of the house attacked him no
vigorously with a brootuutlck that 111-2
was glad to retreat. and tho ling was
ullowml to remain in 11s place When
the. treaty of‘ peace. was signed bo-
twcon England and the United Sluico.
September 3 1788,0111' (lag was: placed
on an equality with those of other
nations.
Alter the admission of Vermont and
Kentucky into the Union. Congress or-
dcrcd that'uiter May 1. 17913. the (lug
should have Iliteon utrlpos and Ilftecu
slurs. In 1818. when there \vorc twen-
ty states. a law was panned that after
the following July 4,1111: numbor cl‘
stripes ahould be reduced to thirteen,
but that the union should have twenty
81111511. no‘d Ihui, no ouch new state
was udmlitcd, a new star should be
Iuldud on the Fourth of July next 1012
lowing III: admission.
Many bountiful songs and poems
have boon writthn with the ting an a
locum/11110111; the best known norms
are "The Star 811111131011 Runner. " ‘(‘o-
Iulnbla" 11nd "The ‘I‘iattlo Cry of Free-
dom." The Ilrot In recognized by for-
elm: countries ou'our national 81mg. 11
was written by Francis: Scott Key. 11:2
was a priuonur on board of u ‘l'irllloli
monomer. and watched tho bombard
meat of Fort Mcllcnry ail'thu night
of September] 1.1 1814. He could 8431’
the American 1111.1; flying over the tort
through the, night by tho light of the
guns 111111.111 the morning the tattered
and torn flux was “still there." [1111
30y found exprchulon In our world 211:2
nowned song which he wrote on the
back 1151 an old Iottcr. "our Flag 111
There," anoihor nous oi the War of
naval colour. The 11111; is 111111 and :11
Ways will be an Inaplrluk theme for
largo, poems and addressed
a proportion as we regard our ilal
Ito pout iotory. present grandeur and
future ponclbiillieu. we nhall honor
and rcvoronoo It In our hearts. and
allow to it every oulwml 111ml of rc-
nmct. Every child In 110m and
1111110111. ovnry mroiguur who c their in
dwoll in ililu' "loud ol‘ the free," nggulil
V
n to cum: country no reprciioiltc
11:: 1311111161111: 11
5 1111111111 111111111211: 11 5113
252011311, and follow
whorew-r they In 5 5
Duo of on: most 10111 5
"itcglment o
_ in modulator iii-cs
' able 511: carry out any obligations 111111111
1
; 11
lore us, 2_
With Freedom's soil' beneath our feet
And Freedom's banner streaming
o'er us?"
STIMULATION WITHOUT IRRITA
TION -
in case of stomach-11nd liver trouble
the plcper treatment is to stimulate
these organs without irritating 'them.
Orino Laxative Fruit Syrup aids (1113952
tlon and imulutca the 11ch and box:
cls without lrrltailng tillage organs like:
pills or ordinary cathartics it does,
not nauscnte or gripe and in mild and
pleasant to take Pleisted' a Drug Store
and The Clifford Pharmacy.
STRiKING MAYOR ARRESTED.
Submitted to Being Taken Into Cus-
tody After Troops Gathered.
PARIS. June 20-—1\I.bcr.r0ul tho
atriklng mayor of Nurbonnc, .1nd_noxt
Io Marcella Albert the most prominent
figure In the wine groworu' rcvoli in
the south of France,“ Was oriented at
his residence at Nalbmluc yo.:toitl.1;..
hnd 1:111:21. to Montpelier. liol‘mc (1n:-
brouk all 1011111: loading to M. Forrmll'.
house \vorc hold by culrusslcrs In
strong force. Ills body guard of wine
growers, among whom worn many
Aumzous. which had been nightly
watching over the safely of their lead-
or. was on duty as usual. but when
the wine growors found lboulsolvce
surrounded by troops they did not re-
sist. When M. Forroul npponrod In
custody of a police commissorr the
crowd threatened to rescue him. but
the mayor begged that tlloro be no
conflict with the troops. 111111 111' was
placed in a curringo and escorted b_\
culrassiers and taken to 1.1112 railroad
station at Nurbonno. wburo :1 11311215111“
train conveyed him to liloutpolicr.
CURED OF BRIGHT’S DISEASE.
(loo. A Sherman51msbcn Red Mills.
Lawrence 00.. N. .zwritcs "1111111
kidney disease for' many yours and
had been treated by physicians for
twelve years; had taken :1 well-known
kidney medicine and other remedies
that were recommended but got no ro-
llot until I begun using Foley's Kidney
Care. '1 he first half bottle Iclicvcd 1111'
and four bottles have cared mo of this
terrible discusc Before I began 1111111111
Foley’s Kidney Cure I had to main
water about every fifteen minutes 1111112
nice, day and night. and passed :1
brick-duct substance, and sometimes :1
slimy substation. I believe i would
have died it i had not tukun Foley‘s
Kidney Care. Plalstod's Drug Store
and The Clifford Pharmacy.
WHITE RIBBONERS’CONVENTION.
The white rlbbonore of The Nor
wulku attended the li‘nlrlivlil County
W. C. T. U. convention. held in liau
bury. June 18 In the lilclbodlui 1221111:
copnl Church. Rev. A. .1. 81111111. for-
merly 01119111211. Nm'wulk, punter. 1111'.
Smith gave the address: of welcome
to his church. A goodly numbor uI
ministers was prurient, ouch can con-
gratulnting Ihe ladies on tho rant grow-
ing work. the grout gains on oil llnou
01‘ iii: work and predicted that It would
not. be many yours bolero the drink
nurse will be outlawed. and very many
lcurucd people are beginning to think
no at tho pronbnt tluio. Mra. Cuticllnr
linoll gave the addrouu of tho couvun
lion. Pnporu worn road by dilioront
ludiou concerning the work. The Nor
walk Union was oupnclolly honored
by the general nuoroiury on 1111 no
livlty In in: work. Delegates: were
appointed to the stale and national
conventions in November.
ud’w'a rule:
We offer One Hundred Dollars Rc
word for any case of Catarrh that can-
not be cured by iinll’ :1 0111111111 Caro.
11.1. CHENEY d1: 00., Toledo. 0.
We. the undoraigncd have known F
.1. Cheney for 11111 last 111 yours. and 1:11
bore him perfectly honorable in all
business transactions and financially
by Him
yWALDi'l'FIO. KiNNAN I: MARVIN. _
Wholesale Drugoictu‘ Toledo. Chic.
Hall's Oaterrh Cure in token inter
nuily. acting directly upon tho blood
and mucous surfaces at the ayniem.
Testimonials sent free. Price 7511 per
bottle. Sold by all on; 111111.
1
potion.
PI QFDINT‘DLIVJELAND BETTE .
Pfiifldh’i‘dfl. Jihui‘e til. '-«it wait
announced at the boom of rumor
'; .1111er Germany 111 that no: condition
cowards much improved. The (our
1! liner to 111111311811 Mr. Cleveland:
11 neon. but. it In known that he has
111111111; for tavern! day: with to»
mini 110111119 .2,
.1 *4
Toke Hall's Family 1211:: for 1201111111"
2:: 35x. :1: 1:1, 11.20. 1:11: 1:1
Proficient Giovanna. who has been 12112 ' P M -27
one wa’s condocuted and later cent to
Bermuda 22 .
n—fiéfi'fi- 2.
CASTOR 1A
For Infants and 01111113111117
7115a IIlnl 111151111: Alloys bought
Bears the W
Signature of
JUDGE GARVIN NOT FINED.
HARTFORD, June 20. -—In a publish-
ed statement yesterday Judge E. J.
Gurvnn. whom ccrluln papers said‘was
convicted and lined in Yonkers, N.
Monday, for speeding his auto cm
phulically' brands the story as u can-
urd. lie says: “Thole ls absolulclv
Yonkers that day and have had no
automobile for more than 11 year. it
therein any foundation 2101- the story
it Is 2fume lmpudent substitution of
peso when holding a commission as a
judge To disregard the 111w eithcl hero
or In any other place."
A FORTUNATE TEXAN.
Mr. E. W. (ioodloe, of 107 St. Louis
St, Dallas, Ten. says: "in the past
your 1 have become acquainted with
Dr. King’s Now Life Pills. and no lnxa
live over before tried so enectunlly
5:11:10 an of malaria and blllousu‘ess.”
They‘ don't grind nor gripe 25c, :11
12‘ Ii Baxter's: South Norwalk, and E
P. Weed‘ 8. Norwalk. drug stores. ‘1
FRIENDS OF NEW ENGLAND.
PORTLAND Mo, June 20. ~'l‘llc
vonrly meeting of tho 12‘: lends of New
duglnnd. which convenes once in two
yours In Portland and tho ulir-rnulc
yours Ill. Providouco, was called to or
1101' tmlay for a six days‘ session. The
New England \curly meeting was or
unmixed during Ibo, middle of the 17th
couiuiy. Evangelism in Now 121 uglmul:
lie Needs and 1")ppmtunltlcu W111: the
topic or discussion. :11. meetings i'or
ministry and oversight held today.
.—
m
No man in 11 11101111111111 dcscouts from
Adam—4111111101.
NEW YORK. NEW inwnu a
HARTFORD 1211114201111.
m
TIME TABLE.
in Effect Juno 2, 1907.
LEAVE SOUTH NORWALK FOR
NEW YORK.
A. M.——]2:60x. 1’»: 1411. 5: 41:. IS: 155x.
Ii: 0111.6 :16, 6. 50 11:50 7:114:11. 8118):.
ii: 40. 8: 4871. ii: 11x. Ii: 31);. ii: 1'13, 10:51:11,,
11: I)! 11:10x.
P. M .z——12 52x, 1: 10. l: 41:11. 2: 5531,
3:2011, 11:27.5:0011. ii: 38.15: 511x 111 211x
13:40. 6:6831. 7: 12):, 7:64.31, 0107):. 10: 32.
81m ndaye.
A Nix-12: 521:, 1111411, 6:41.
8:57.
0: 43x.
1’. lit-12: 011x .i'ul'lx, 215111. 11:38,
1'1: 011x. 7: 00, '1: iii, '1: 0411,8121“. 0:5771,
a A:
NEW YORK FOR SOUTH NORWALK
A. M.-12:00x. 1210911. 4: Mat. 5:45.
11: 1’15. 8: 01 8: 03. 8: 40 0: 0011. 9:1471.
10: 04 11:00:. 11:03.
P. M.:-—12 03.1:04.1t30,1:49.22001.
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