Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Wednesday, November 6, 1907 · page 7

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4 .10. lluwkius ‘Is Intving his house
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4 Miss llcssio Gilbert ls spending 11
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4 Miss Edith Dalton; of
street, is on the nick list.

Winllold

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

1 Theodore s. 111111111113 quite in .11 his
Ohio in Winilcld street of pl1- urisy.

Mrs W. .i Fooloy, of Washington
. treet, is spending‘ the day in Botlnl

 

'.I‘ho Philuthoa Class. of the Dust
yNorwnlk Methodist Episcopal Chur.c.l1
will hold its regular monthly business
meeting on Friday evening All 1111.1111—
hers are icqucstcd' to be present

 

4 Mrs. Alfred Wilmot 1111s rolurut'tl
414irom a visit. in Now Iiuvon. A spcc~
ial meeting of tho E1 1st N111 1' all. liro.
District will be hold next Monday cvon
ing to hear the report of tho conunittoo
on electt 11, lighting: it is not probable
that. any concrete figures 01 pluns 111111
:bo matured by tl11tt limo, but 1311111 New
:Wnlk will probably have to doeldo 11nd

make somo sort of 11 dc‘luitc offer to
41110. South \‘olwnlk counnillm appoint-
,etl to .01111I"'11 with them in r1ogu'1l to
the matter.

Frank,iln1‘.innt Killor 1111's I11111n11p
plied to 11 vnllnnt l'l'st'lllztpittn. who

with his sling 11nd poll11ts.luid him low
whenever tho nint'm wus 1:ivon.l.1‘1'11nk
in his splutlcr budget wagon, would
rush to tlu- scone 11nd tho music of
the vehicle. as it wormed up to its
work .111111111111 to sav. ‘l')1111t.111 doctor.
here's tho doctor " 111111 with his Duv-
li1i- Iiko inu411lon11uts.s11'111c1so hard and
111M Iliut in :1 lilii1‘\'1'iliit' ,lllll .1
gripp hogan I11 tottot' and finally Min-
blc nil in 11 hoop.
to nus 11111111111 v11 rv likely ni'lr'i Frank-
.“,]ln tho prontost Amot 11'1111 philosopher
'Who ever liv,o1I who roso from 11 com
posiior, huvinp.r only thi- prioo of :1 loaf
of broad in his 1101 kci when he wont'
to Philadelphia Sflt‘lillli! 11. position. 'uul
[111131111111 uniussndm' to Franco. A.
statue of lloujnmin l1“1';111i1lln, in typo
,nictai, adorns Printing House Square
Now York. where the (101-,‘1111' s t’nthcr

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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month in th

 

 

every 1.1.11.1 Saxon within King Ed

111 i’iu'ltnmont In Westminster.

11-11111 known. when It Was discovered.
and I1 111 it not been so many hundred
1111111 11gb, though It was the House
111' 1.1111111 111111 the House of Commons

Rivor close by, others over into West-
minisnr Abbey 8 gtnnvcyard where are
buried England’s most famous dead
I‘m over 11 thousand years , and others
into tit.
hum Pni11co,the home of royalty. is
locntctl.
nouurod 11 day of rejoining; ever since.
1111.1 1111111 and boys. disguised in dil
kinds of fantastic uniforms parade the
shoot. 11nd using the words at the
bond 11’ this 111 ticlc, which always
bring lhom 11 t'ow coppors or some kind
111'11. present. It is a sort of Fourth of
July in the British Island.

include six cans of Argo Red Sub
1111111 in your next grocery list. It will
koep for twenty years. 1'

DARIEN AND NQROTON.

Lori A. Burdick, 11 resident of South
Norwulk, has taken churge of the res-
11111111111 for1norly condticled by, Mr.
Curler, at Carl Wolshclt's lIulPWny
House, in Newton.

 

 

 

 

For oxcoptlonul work in history.
prizes \vcro. awarded on Mommy" to tin1
pupils of 1119 seventh grade of the (311111
1111' School. The first prize was givcn
to Louise is111gdon,socond prizo to lie
Ion .itlllfft' Prizes were ulso awut'11'1e11
to i‘ioioni (1 I1‘inol1.D11Vid llnrlioid 11nd
Nollio Ruck for good work T1111
now p1iucip11l Mr. l’utuiblud 1111.
untied to touch only the richth made

in 111derto got time to suporvlso lnuuiinm “up...” and his 1.1.1.“. of thr‘q

be his. for the last month also tukon
tho scvenlh rude In English 11an bio!
tr-ry. 011 H (1. monthly test in Ills 'tory
for October, the honor pupils 111111-11:
i.ouis1t.i.angdon 9 por cont; Iiuvid

l.11'fir'1l in; 11111 cont. and [71 ion .iollif—
Io lit; per cent.

ROWAYTON.

'l‘ho usnnl mootinnn will 1111 led in
tho Itowuytnn Baptist and Methodist.
Churches tomorrow evening.

Irving.r l3. Stoiul1urt.ot' this place
who lllltltl'W'tlll 11o opor.uti1m for up-
111- who ili.< at t 11- N11 '.':1lk Ilospitnl,‘
lilonduy. 1s gl-t'i1111111l1n11'; nic1l,\.

 

 

’I‘Iio (‘onnccticut ('.‘.onipnny 1111s pur-'

Ior 1111111111 its liner. '1‘ 111115111 will I111 put
1111 us soon us run] cold wdlilhcr sols'
in.

Y on nor'c

i'1riu1,r

 

was 11 pzutnor in one of the largest
rioting 11nd bookbimiiuu establish

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

ill you 11 dentist can‘t quiet his wife s
jaw

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AND SEE THE DISPLAV 01"

checrfufl explain all matters 1"cga1ding this , 4 4
SPERRY 8: HUT CHINSON PREMIUM PK

VERY BEST ELGIN
CREAMERY BUTTEB

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tilted States. and the ‘
‘4 building In Bdekmn‘n street Btill but;
the sign of the old ilrtn.

"l’lcuso to t'unicmbor the 5th of No-
vcmbor. ’ who In the mouth or mind of
words dom‘ttln youtcrdsy, banshee It
commemorated the honour gun pow-’
tier plot, when an anarchist named
(iuy Fawkes, undermined the pecans
and
was already to apply the iiint and. tin”
dorbox of those davs before matches 1

would havo been blown Into 11 promis-
cuoun hoop, some into the Thames

James Park where Bucking-

As It was It has been pro-

chnsod lt'. udditionul vostiliulod cursl

oi «ympnthy without. the price 111' sut- Company.

 

Mr
In 41111111551011

1111.31.31. 11111111111111 retained 11.111111
trout New o‘rk.

The K. O. K. A. will hold their rcsu
luv concluvc tomorrow evening.

1111.15.11 Mrs. K. A". Dodge hare been
visiting roiutlvosiut Whlto'Piains.

 

 

 

Mrs. llerbort Boers has been
guest or relatives In Bridgun 1
Wm

Mrs. Wilkins Stn'to street ls'hlhter:
111111111111, reluttvco from Oneida, N Y

Mrs George 73. annlngs or th1
Forms ,is visiting her' mother in. “New
York. 1., ,
Miss Mary Donovan of Now Haven.
has nccepted a position as touchor at
the Cross l-lighwny school.

the

 

 

The opening meeting of the Musicnl
society was largely attended at. the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Ambrose Hurl-
uhtt, Monday evening.

 

Mr. and Mrs. George S. Donsmorc.
of Yonkers, N. 11., who hnve been
visiting Mr. and Mrs. Charles Fnbic.
have returned home.

 

the Congregational church, is on ex
hihition at William Osborne's grocery
store . ,.

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Mrs. Dr. Frnnktlhlld or. Fuirtleld
will address the Woman's A11xiilnry,4
titsi aficruoon at the home of Mrs'
Merrick Cooley, upon recent Oriental
cxpcr icncos.

 

The annual nicoting of the Westport
brunch of tho Mldlo Guild of America.
will be held in 'i‘ouuot Mail this after-
nonn. Miss Edith H. White. of New
York Mission, will address the meet-
ing,

SCHOONER S4TETSON LOST.

.. -“...-“

Captain and Crew of Vessel Abandon
od Her Off Bldde‘ford.
Bli'lllldb‘tlllll. Mo. Nov, (i.——Inform11~
tion of the loss'ol‘ the two-mtisted
schooner Susan Stetson. of Buckport
1111111'1 1111 how toilnv 'i‘ho schooner
1whloh was hound from South Ambot

11111 Camden with .1'2I tons of coal. sunl'
titty mile: 1.111.11111 11.1 of liltidcfori
'l’ool curly 111stcrd 1v morning often

 

411111111 hnd nbundonod bcr Althougl.
.'111111h 11xl11n1slod irom working tin
'puuips 1111- 11 1" hole dny tho Stetsom
,1111111 in tl111i1 vuwl 11111111:12.cd to rcnci
ltlddoford l’ool ’i he schooner lot!
lVinnl lluv-on Sunday W113 driven t1
.1'I'n 1.11.1 sprung :111111I1.'.I‘I1o men wort
‘l'ilivt (I to pump utmost constantly untl
they left titer-"11111 'I‘he Susun Stetson
llcgiklrrod lltl Ions‘ gross and was
built at l)ntnnriscoltn in 1867.
MORE GOLD ENGAGED.

NI" W YORK Nov. 11-4111. flood oi
41.1.11ld from Eltlopo to America coniln
11111.11. The 11151 additional ongngomont
rot-ruled today was 111111. of $500, 000
ltot the It: 111k 13f \lonlronl This, brought
ithot total of the present movement to
$.10 100. 000

1 FIRE IN VALPARAISO.

, “7"“
The copper box taken from the cor -
nerstoneot the Sunday school room at .'

Stein wasting the! and" but with on u

‘ ‘. 1111111 of.Willlu.1nF‘

naatisfectory muggy Buy 1511111111

and you will have 11 111111111 which possesses not only beauty 11nd sticngth, but

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least that expense. Stamtord 411111111115

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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HORACE R. risen.

 

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for the414 greatest utility at
are made v
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and 111 the
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, , , id 11111de to
suit your lichen. “Made in 1.111111,
sizes and small; someol loin 11nd
simple designwothers 1
mental. Buy n 8111111 or
the best.

ran SALE In! W

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corner North Main and West Streets.
“wwwm J" “3:," .. . *5!"
THE WRONG ONE 1 PDPULAK AMuSEMEurs

Embarraaing Position of New School
Superintanuent.
«.Martln S.1)cckor of Now Puliz Is,

one of the public utilities commission-1

«ore of New York, 11 body of men with

sweeping" jurisdiction ovr the Sti‘w't
111111 1111111111 1111111111513 'mld tho 5115' 111111
1111111111: companies of the static.

Mr.Dc1'ltcr,1ltsc11s3i11g the duties of
h114s' new post the other" day, said.

"Ours is work that must. be
with the utmost prudcnro and euro.
Nothing must. be umlcrtukon b'y us
imStily,' or els‘e W11 rhnll flint ourselves
in the position of tho new school su
perlntomlont.

"l‘hcro 11.13 11111 know, 11 now sir.
K'rtntondvnt. appointcd to 11 certain
.ifllODl-‘il. 111111111111 1111111,]111t 11 choiorlc
1111'i 1111111111111 11s w.oll '

“Now 11.211111110111111 that on the dny
of irjs 111'rivnl 111 the school, while 110
was 111 biking ii: ml in his olllce. 11 mad-
dcnh' 11, noise 111 out- in the room next
.0 him.

"Thu 1111.111- iutcndcnt stood this 110111.
is lonu' us he could. Then he looked
wit that; 1; loss phiuitlon into the up
111111111111 room 11nd snw among the
misy lads assembled there a, milish
imp who seemed to be making more
1411 noise than all the test. combin-

done

d'diosido himself with rage. the su-
norintondont reached forth his arm
seiner the tall boy by the collar drag-
111d him over the partition and banged
him down into a choir beside his
11.11811

"Now." he said, “sit still there and
.ion’t open your lips “11:81“ you the
WOW

"Then be bent; over his papers and
'11 the ensuing quietude worked away
‘ntsily at his Willem

“Some fifteen minutes passed. Thou
'.ho bend of 11 small boy peeled timid
‘v over the partition. and u, meek lit-
.1).cc said.

~-'-—-—-—-‘--1-
NO MORE DEADLOB'KS.

Old Lawyer-1143's. sir; Ihnin favor

of wnmon jurors.4 If we ball Women to

fix 11p tho verdicts there wouldbo no

 

\'A1.t1.1\n.us1'1. 13111111. Nov. 11.491111
broke out Inst night in 11 building noxt i
to the one I11 which 11m tho. otlioors oil

will Intro tho. privilogo tin,1 American film ochssel,l)uv1ti & -

causing 11 lot. '11 estimated 111
$800 000 The American company s
building was partly destroyed. but ls
fully insured. chcn firemen \voro ill-4}
jurcd.

 

 

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Besides the Regular and Extra 3
November 4, to Saturday. Novemboto
THE GREAT ATLANTIC:

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Special MP 60111111111111 Pill"! 1:.1'251

Full Weight, 111111 Criam. But Mada, Regular Prlcg' too a can.

$15 so bbl
5O cts bad

now disngrtwuionts or deadlocks.

Young Altornov-lloW do you figure
that out. "

(lid I.nw,v'111 «~AII thnt would he nec-
ossary to get a quick verdict would be
to send a no vspapcr to the Jury room
(ontuining a burgh 11 adve1llsemont

"Pk-11.- -.,11 sir you' ve got, our teacher.” '

1MllSiC HALL VA'U‘DEVIIIIdu.

'i‘ho vuudcviik1 at Music Hall draws
largo 11-01111. every 1.4.1.1111... to witness
11 performance that cn‘n‘not be beaten.
None but the best of urtists are engug-
cd trout week to week to comply with
the public’s wants. This has both
carefully studicd by the management.
Each numbor was well produced. The
pict'mcs 11 ore of tho first quality. 1All
on Account of 11 Collur Bdtton is full
of commly; ’l he Mischievous Boy, this
title, speaks for itself: A Free Lunch,
11 funny occurrence in a, restaurant;
Smugulod into America is true to life
11111l4is positlvoly worth the price of ad-
misslon niono. All new pictures and
illustrated song's tomorrow.

ADAM GOOD COMPANY.

An exceptionally large Tuesday"
11111.1 audience 1.1.ttcudcd Hoyt's Thea;
he lost nigh . and witnessed 1111 ex-
celiout. produc ion of A 'lcxus Ranger.
by the Adam Good Company. The
play is titled with plenty of good, clean
comedy and thrilling climaxes and the
audience wus well pleased with tho.
pioductlon throughout. The special-
ties as usual were good. Tonight the
company will present The Railroad
King.

THE CHOIR SINGER.

A real treat is p1omtsod to local
patrons of the theatre In the appear-
ance here of The Choir Singer, the
latest of the season’s comedy drama.
successes, which will be presented at
Iloyt' 11 Theatre Tuesday, November 12.
for 01111 1111., hi: onlv. Equipped with a
curload of urtistlcally designed scen-
cry and with 11 large company at well
known pluy,crs including some among
the number who are gifted with sing-
,lng voices of unusual sweetness and
cultivation Tho (21111111 Singoi will 121111.1-
bongo the criticism of the most rctlucd
as e

 

GOVERNOR ODELL RALLYING.

NEWBURGl-L N Y. NOV, lio—Roports
from the bedside of ex Gov-other Odell'
this morning were to the ettoot that he
had rooted comfortably dining the
night and was rallying {111111 the shock
of the operation which was performed
on him last night by Ilr.1~ir.1l1n11n In
this operation a tube was insm-tod in
Mr. Odell’s sidc 11nd 1111 he took no
anesthetics the shock was 1111111111111

view of his weakened condition. Mr.
Odell has been Ill with plemlsy for
tlneo weeks. The faintly any that

 

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to; 501: worth or more of goods,

“me given on “to: f14'o4m Monday,
No 111111311111: TEA

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HIS UMBRELLA.

Huddle, and ‘ '
Wife Gave It, Tool-lint
4441131 Your World
borehenéio

or.“
tour chase each 0010 11111111111 mobile

floated into the Oak street police stu-
11011 last night. So 'w'oebogone was
Miller’s face that Lieutenant McKin-
nor. uuuuliy tinebtotlonul,e

1111' in 11 sepuldhrol t

1111111111 111111111 up " returned the 11111.. j'

tonunt.‘ 'much relieved
pod raining."

‘,'My' Wife gave me 3 11111111114111,
pearl-handled umbrella," 111111 Miller,
like one seeking to tell why sentence
of death should not. be pronounced on
him ”4i book‘ the umbrella from our
l1ome‘,500 Columbus ul‘v‘o'n'ne, New Ha-
ven this morning. I never drink "

__ “I see, that,’ murmured McKen-
116'.

9"I wont In a saloon (in 11.111. Row
because I was wet and weary and I
needed a stimulant," continued the
mun from New Haven “11nd 11111111111051;
my umbrella Help me, oh, help me to
rec ver it "

“ ure, I'll help you," said the sym-

 

“It has stub“1

 

“pathetic policeman, and hewns about.

to call a detective whon Miller took
from his pocket 11 little gold watch,
so y:lhg

trnln home. "
“Be careful, Miller." said the lien-
tennnt, seeing his visrtor’s trembling

h'and. “Be careful or you'll lose 'the'

watch too."

As he spoke. the nervous Miller let
the watch tell, which smashed to
pieces.

“My wife’s watch," Miller shouted.
“Now i can not go home,” and. gath-
ering up the pieces of the watch be
rushed despalrlugly Into the nights.

WHERE ANIMALS BEAT MEN.

 

Many Species Are Incredibly Nice,

About Their Food.

"Nature faking aside.” s1tid the zn‘o‘

keeper, “niice won‘t eat nice. It Is a
fact. Lay ‘a put of oleo and a put of
butter side by side and in the morn~
mg the butter will be gone but the
oleo will remain untouched. Oh, yes.
some animals ‘ are incredibly nice
about their food. The otter, when IIv-
lug wild, will only eat one piece. one
mouthful, out of each fish it catches.
He will land a beautiful trout but only
one bit of It, from the back. just be-
hind the neck Is good enough for him.
The rest he tosses aside. This epicure
often kills a dozen big trout to
make one meal. Chimpanzees have
very delicate tastes. ,A banana or a
pinoapplo that to you seems delicious,
to a chimpanzee may be revolting. ills
taste is keeper. Grapes grown in hot.
houses where sulphur fumes are used
us 1111 insecticide taste all right to a.
man but. 11 chimpanzee will hnvc none
of them The ichneuuion loves eggs.
He can tell 11 fresh from 11 Stale one

simply by tapping the shell. " 444444444;

UNSEEN Hostesszs. "
A modern hostess may spend the
morning in her bedroom or boudoir.

t . afternoon lying down or writinmfiln-

letters. so long as she appears well
dressed and in good form for dinner
and not. a sin lo. guest will miss hor it‘
there are 11111111111111 company and
amusement to be I111d,botl1 of which
of ceniso she has to p'1'ovld1‘1
wore, from tho background. widondon
Bystander.

 

Three- fourths of the ourth' 8 surface
cunnot be cultivated on account lil‘
mountain ranges, deserts, swamps and
barren ground.

1' "1 ing' ot’fcr.

\

Very Best Eggs,

Miller when he ‘

C.

'ns It '
1 I'nly 111 1'1 mnt’br of mm way,' ”1140‘ you
tsuppose i'd have let' you keep. 4couii1i11'

 

 

 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 

, 1nd 11151.1 11151011143

to restore 11051 for

, dpeopie,dcli_cate children,

“ 11111111111. personsmnd

to khesé.colds,¢oughs,

‘ bronchitis and all throat sud
lung' troubles »

t ‘dn our Surnames.

4‘er CLutFoRo PHARMACY,
onus each 3.13
soon-1 DNORWALK. conn.

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SUICIDES AT WALLINGFORD.

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,WIIIiam c. Wheatl‘ey 8uceeodu in His

~11 1 Attempt. _
WALLINGFOBD, Nov. fir—William
When‘tlcy; a pointer employed by
William Smith, committed suicide at;

'11: 30 yesterday morning by taking our-

bollc acid at his home. thntlcy 111111

. "been drinkin heuvii of late.
“it‘s lute, I want to catch 11149 next; 3 y

The body was discovered at the
house by Constable Booth Who had
been notltied b M1‘.Smith to look out.
for a rash dee on the part. of W heat-
Icy. On two occasions Mr Smith took
carbollc acid from his workman.

thntleyi was 3‘7 years 0111,11 nullve _
of London. and leaves a wits and two
little girls. 4 41444.44 44 4 ,4

M1:
' STOP THAT GOLD
or it may result In pneumonia. Br. -

 

, ‘zillan Balm to breaking up colds when-
‘ over 111111. almost without exception.

10 250. 50c and $1. 00 bottles. The Clif-
ford, Baxter’s and Plalsted's. ‘44“4

FATALlTlES IN R4USS4I4ki4fA.

Several Men Killed In Flight .Betwecn
Regions, and cognac 11. 4
ELIZAB HG‘RADJC Rnss’ua Nov ,6
~Dtn'lng a collision bétw'gon peasants
and cossacks yesterday ‘at Golto, near
here, seveifhil men Were killed or
wounded on either tilde. When cos.
sucks were ‘sent to ”491113 some recruits
who showed uitwildngnes‘s 1030111 the
army the ‘fichutch. balls were rung and
11. great crtowd assemled, whereupon the '
cossacks opened the on the people. .
I . .. . - i
‘ 1101'; 1211711115.. ‘
The 11111915111211.1191 painfully ,cx'tii‘
outing Idiosolfi. from the wrecked but
loon. limiped 011 the dearest farmhouse.
“Mad11;n1.' ,lte said to the Woman who
answered the. knock .j'can you accom-
moduto with a night’s; lodgings a bul-
loonist, who has come to grief?"
“id be glad to," she hesitated; “b it.
you are on entire stranger to‘ —-—
“Not. an entire one," he interruptod
dwith some acer..bity “for l have icit
by left our, three teeth and curtuiu
portions of. my nose book there. with
tho mined. car "-Mllwaukcc Wiscon-

 

 

 

 

 

 

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THE ONLY REASON.

"1111. .limpson."snld Mi. Stayn' in
tromoliur; 1.011111: "Will—will you worry
mo? Dare 1 h111‘“10——-

“Mr. Sta3'11r.‘11nswerod tho ,vount.r

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around here 'thr_ee‘
boring me, ital): i0

imes a week 111111
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i‘m' the 11151 throo‘ 1115513519 fl ha n‘t
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