Counter“!
‘ ‘ idmontl
‘ is It‘ovorlshocss. It
ouch
EtGHT 5 POUNDS.
voNEA'I-Eo FLAT IRON,
A'Mat. FOR $1.50, just 0th
o regular price.
ng placed a large order with
ufacturers of this it on we are
to make ris extraordinary
cry iron is finely finished and
El plated. Be sure and take ud-
dge of this offer before supply is
listed.
ion'Solc‘at Gas Ciiicc.
Intention Company
once all bpurs [day and night.
’enck H. Gsnung‘,
UNDERTAKER. j
We! Parlors in Connection.
V Attendant. - Tel. soil
Office and Residence,
MN saloon-I NORWALK
I.
Whotlo' I07.
j ”I Malia ckemo
. J: No CONNOR! Mar.
I‘m-Ii...
its and hillside Up to Date.
so :2 ponds)! 2nd upwards.
j ‘ ymuéfs, 750m
HI I
‘ ‘ ‘ . ital borne cups
' mid lino hoop made under his par.
tonal supervision since its tummy.
Allows
Inrltutions and " JllflW-gooti" are but;
i: trifle mm and endanger the health of
to and Children—unspcrlonco against Experiment.
in a harmless @stitnto for Costa; QllyPsu-o-
who». had 800ng syrup... It is moonlit. It
nuns: Opium.“ Morphine nor donor Norootio
o. Its s38 is its guarantee. It destroys
1ch it relieves Teething Trousers. cures constipation
I d Flutulonoy. It assimilates the Food. rogulatoo the
“3139““. filing health «and W that.
on. Children‘s We Mantis int 4m.
hummus ‘ Cfl$f
tincture It
- l5.
' ford Pharmacy and The Birdge Phur
HOTEL VICTORIA.
’ I
‘ Our Rodino U ”Hot-I Billiard.
‘, cry Radium
‘ ;0tllce open
'Wmmflg and Steam
" glut ‘GHNGPBI information Ticker
ultrasound!
mm to deceive you its tJill.
s
W
cures Diarrhibu out! Wm
9.»
RMY "AND NAVV CLUB BANQUET.
NEW LONDON August 0. At a
conference held here Wednesday, it
was decided to hold the annual burr-
quét 'of the Army and Navy Club at
The Griswold, Eastern Point, on Bent.
—‘v—
if you take Kodol in the hegipnin"
the bad attacks of Dyspepsia will lie
avoided, but if you allow these little
attacks to go unhecded it will take
Kodoi a longer time to put your stoni-
uch in good condition again. Get'a hot-
te of Kodoi today. Sold by The ‘Clif-
rnscy.
Horace E. Donn 8r Soil,
‘ 45 VtIsli St, Norwalk. I
Real Estate and
, Insurance,
We have several decided bargain-
in income producing property that
most increase in value With the rapid
growth of the town. ‘
YOUR
Shoe Repairing
Is Nor MODERN on scientific
UNLESS nous av, us.
Monarch‘.iRepair~Shop,
‘ 43 RAYMOND er. "
vruo‘Na its on roam.
THE NEW
SPOT,
N's.
.’ ONE' MINUTE FROM
I UOPB‘AN-
and Eiootrlo L w Throtphout. Ev-
I rut‘rss REASONABLE ,
Fine Stocked Op To in Connection.
A {on up. of Taipei-ted Alas, ihoiud-
tang tingling” t. I‘ now so; ton’s Wop:
422 0.2 u s y
Ailhsus‘er Bush 59!: arming 'E.
T. J SULLIVAN, Proprietor.
will
j comb w... That om Ooh he Ascom» ~' I
piiliimliy TMflmmng to lot-vs. i
‘ worsen" ‘
- heart. in fulfilling the servfice you are
' wny‘ filled with gloom and shadow.
‘ will grow brighter.
‘ you in faith to find the some King
' "I can't” retrace th
7’ night, ,‘nnd will be heard from when
“Serving the Church.“ No. 2-—"Tho
How cites hove we come to the di-
vidtug roads on this great pathway of
life. and how bird has it been to
in: In the right way. Manypbsvo stood
“raring upon the signpost hearing thoM
Words “1 can" and '1 can't," and (If
what great significance thoseowordl
have to each one who becomes it
worker in the church.
if the words “I can't" become part
of character formation what. will hi-
the consequence i future life? If
there is on import: lllty of nasceptlug
the essential truths of religion now,
what bobs will you have in declining
yours? "Remember thy Creator in the
days oi your youth. and in old age He
will not forsake you.”
it is these who say ”i can" that
have the interest of the church at
called to perform, sometimes find the
but have your heart tail of the eternal
hope. and as you advance the path
The star that the
wise men saw in the heavens will lead
they found. You will have to endure
many wgsry trials and difficulties, but
in the end your recompense shall be a
crown of life. Let those who have
been in the habit of J0 ting the rod oi
liter»! ere t is
too late, and with a determined "1 can"
and will, cheese the‘ better way. so
long as we remain pure in heart the
body is at peace; passions and inla-
tlnbio desires cause unrest and dis
ease
Grunt that ouch ohc be filled with
that ltcroic courageousuess that makes
it possible for them to surmount the
obstacles and difficulties that beset the
path whi hI l its to a higher and n
nobler ii esus Christ Let each
one put this utmost confidence in
Christ for then shall you emerge out
of the night of doubt and pérplexiti
into a brighter day of spiritual en'-
lightéhrne‘ni. n mllcr'l‘ou‘lisu'ticn that
the invisible things of God have been
made visible to you. How can we
s’ay “I can't" when Christ has said
“Comb u to me " “l stunt! at the door
and limit "? ‘ '
it is that sublime voice extending
to you the invitation to come to Him
and surely you can say "1 Will. " What
grander thoughts can you have thrkl
those of (lod whose ditdne love and
mercies uphold and guide you over
the rough. road of life, and in the
shadow of iris wings find the assoc
once that he will slw’ays keep you
How can there be success in religious
undertakings if all raise the discourI
aging cly of ‘l can‘t"? We must put
in the Whole armor of God, to conse-
crate our lives; We must obscure live
workers, faithful servants. carrying
the teachings of the 'Cltflfllt to those
who (i not let know Him, and to
thosow who one know of these truths
but ham become imlliitrent; to create
in their minds a kecner perception for
these fundamental truths which are es-
nuptial for their welfare.
It is faith in Christ tbp't will
strengthen you, and that tchi is irri-
perfect in human knowledge concern-
ihg the divine truths of a religious
life are made perfect by faith, and if
we Want to be pnrtokcru *ivtt‘h Christ
in that spiritual cor’nmtrhion we nun
alk closer ‘vi'ith‘li tin. ' ‘
w mun ossnnsWs.
vaufi'fi ‘
u-u—u-v
BOROUGH “Isaiah‘s-v IsUNoAv
, I ./ ,I‘BAL ‘.
o
Players Say That Warden-Deacon
Govt Thom Pormlosion..
The devotees to thd great. national
.game at baseball in Fair Haven East
Sunday games drawn by the mem-
bers of the Pilgrim Congregational
church after prayer meeting last
the petition is presented to the bor-
ough board tomorrow night. The man»
rigors of the ‘Esst Side baseball team.
which has control of the Lexington
avenue grounds, claim that Warden
John Thompson. head of the borough
government; gays them. permission at
the be‘gtnu‘lsntfiI or the season. to play
“games on day“, and himgns a po-
liceman to keep ordér. ‘tdurhig the
game Warden Thompson is A deacon
of Pilgrim“; hurch.
he pc't‘i Sher: ciliim that Wm.
has been piuyéd hy’ buttons team‘s M
the past six or sum Sundays :on the
Lexington avenue grounds, which are
in close nromlmlty to tn arch,‘ and
they maintain that the in.“ ‘g is s
stitisdncle to the church manners, in-
tendering with the services, and is a
nuisance also to many others. I.
hlexnndcr Ductile. an East Grand
Money Advanced
toys“, on their household minim
4pm ~and other personal mobility.
Withddt rembval on thetrlown Home
without loam-oer. _
CALL AND BEE as.
independent Loan 3: Security'Co.
Hovlland ldg, Washington St.
ii 7 p. In. Monday and
Baturdsy until 8: 30. I I
Menus business man. who is one of
the supporters of the- East Side team.
said today, "i don‘t see how the games
can interfere With the tihurch Services,
as the games are always played in the
early iItiilurnaon and no services etc
held gt tbst time. Moreover, are
grounds are nearly half a mile from
the dhnrch.
disturbance at the gotten, so I'l‘f 'as
now or and the games are a source
of grain enjoymdn‘t toiuipny Whooa'n‘t
get. hwy 'h‘orn their with during the
flock to see 2. game " I
rot. chitin. j
n’IItWI I’“: "
‘od
or?
mfound today. to tell whet he lhluks of
the situation. Rev tE. Brown.
the pastor, is ‘On his
more B. Wade. chairman of the on»
town "sinceIMdndoyI‘ ~ I!
EXCELLENT KIA-.LTH ADVICE.
Mrs M. -.M Dawson, II! No. 379 i}
ford Aye; Ban Jose, 02]., lays: “'1‘
wtlrth of Electric Bums its a 2
family remedy, for headache. ti ““2
uses and tumor of the liter soil town
In so pronounced that d «I mounted
to say it word in its 121%.. .ltllo “hone:
hr. of those senators-tolls! such
Indications. H'hdl'ed
tbe‘dlflltiro mono in 2 Mia utilise
trio B tors than in In: other rooted!
ot” fluid under Writes wt
have been amused by a petition against '
are has never been Anni. . .
Warden Thompson could not lie : '
cation and In ::;_I
dicty'l commutes. bus Man ’out ’d ‘« “ ‘
.mmrbostttdor ,
The John D. Crimminsos (no the so
clety reporter says) have hit upon a
somewhat novel and he or as outward
appearances go, very. duccesnfu‘l way to
entertain 'a week-dud party. in “prior.
this is the recipe, to girth by the New
York American: .
Get as many riotor‘ cars as are
nt'cefifllf’YIKQ to a llmro resort Where
they hays public dances at 16 cents a
head tip the orchestra leader to play
somc'thlng up to dots and then get in
with the filming and dance till you are
tired, or. if you preterit to dancing. set
a good seat on the side lines wind
waich‘ the "rub. rah” boys break their
backs and stretch their more out of
131m in an effort to dance real Well
0
tiger you vs hail enough or this go
to t "lrotel”'and have dinner off the
rough ins, beer-soaked tables that
never eve knowrsii tablecloth.
Then wind up with u long midnight
dash in the motor carswond you have
something that is lit least novel. if you
happen to be in exclusive society, and
surely novel if you happen not to.
Moist. panama Norwalk. is
tal lngn yet about the visit Mr. Crim
.mihs‘, his sister and party or live
friendo (mo girls and three among
men) paid it Saturday nisht. They
motored over in trio cars from the
Crimmlns summer home at Coilender' s
Point and arriving about 9. 90.1mm
through the program outlined above.
They did not like the donut: music.
so one of his fair guests got young
Mr. Crimmins to take her up to Billy
Cluno the orchestra loader Smiling
her sweetest she asked Clubs 1: he
knew the “Moxry Widow; nd Billy
allowed that he could play with his
fingers crossed and his eyes shut So
the next waltz was the “Harry
Widow" and while the rest of their
party diurced it.I with at hand on young
Crimmlhs. his sister and the odd man
out on“ the side lines enjoying the spec-
tacle. “
”'“Botod Right in."
it was a great night for Jack Hyatt
and some of the other flannel-clad hut
iintshorl from Norwslk town. Until
the arrival of the Crime ins party Jack
and tho hbthdr golllltils ad been a bit
bored a lid languid like. not With such
a big chunk of swell society rubbing
elbm‘vs With them they brightened por-
ceptihiy, rolled pheir’ dainty white
trousers higher. put on their most win
ning smile and bored right into the
thick or it.
“We maybe on the outside lacking
in.” said Jack. ”but we sure bare it on
those folks when it no es to dancing
society or any other k d."
Then he waltzod circles round Cyril
Crimm‘ins and his sister
After the IMeIry Widbw. the Crim-
Ininses asked for the Soul Kiss and the
Waits Dream. I
loader Billy Giant; was nhout the
only one present who did not know
them. Looking then: over pityingly he
said that. stuff had become ancient his
iory in South Norwslk ltmg since and
polite young man but he Just had to
giggle when one of the C'rinimins party
asked if he hsd‘ School Days." When
he offered to play “Come on Down
Town" the Crimminseh were so dcklpd.
Cyril slipped Lcsdo’r Billy a yellow
back his, ~
“Much obliged-r and. if «there's any-
thing else let me. know," £313. Moder
Chloe. Then do the Crlm rinses join-
ed in the demand for a second encore
he played “Every little Bit Added to
What You Got Makes a Little nit
More ” which hit of musical comedy
was appreciated by the New Yorkers.
They were out for a good time and
were surely having it.
M
crop THAT COLD
or it may result in pneumonia. Bra
ziiinn Balm is breaking up colds when-
ever ried almost without exceptiim.
30, 5c, 50c and $100 bottles. The
word. Baxter's and Plsisledhs "
W
HOTEL“ ARRIVALU.
CilffOrd—E. E. Eltonlydk
L T Fletcher Mrs OH MPartly. W.
E. Phinney. Boston; Kruger.
Baltimore; H. L. Robbins. MD B. Ely.
Nat Mendelsohn, A. F Donna. M. Ah-I
rsmson. New York; W. 8 Wilcox.
South Norwsik; H. L Butte. Virginia:
A. N. Newman. Hartlord: F'. Farmont,
Newark ‘.N J.; Mr. and M111“! B
Stanwood, Syracuse . TIL-lotto A
ll Housatonic. Me, It Hrs. G. E.
syden. New Haven; William
“White. T J. rumours. ya tSt. Elmo;
A McMhllen, Jr.. Studio
I unionism-‘4 B. Dunno.Stotuford
C. H. Hildretli. Worcestorwgl. In. Ken-1'a
dric'k. Concord. N. it" .Ofiudon.
.4
Brown.
BOD. E .1. Smith. “Brim”.
rill Trouble .diti‘
«91“.. Ywmy‘ .I‘ ‘1
ROME)- August Bf-ACsrdnbi fllbbons
was tsksh ill. yesterday. st‘C-stsi Quin
time with intesttnolil'oublé. He in!
driven into Rome; 'rond lino Men who.»
all to take to his bed. His temper-'2‘-
tum Is It present 101 II' - I
The cardinal arrived here from New.
In...“ Win. him“
, Erlohsen. the milieu
4‘ sen and two of his so
' soiled with him
‘ niche of the northeastern
~ The three men wopo
over the ,ice when
I» tbs
HVI
Now Haydn also Will 2mm 2 Born
sit! _I
It lit omctsny sit or unit the ow; “
Q :3th i
I Mn. Mellon to odour. and: enforce a.
iopnrtmont of the New Huron
has received ifitltrtictiofls ‘fftiln
rule to stop the p cltcc of expector
alien in roilroud c r . it being under
stood by those giving the information
that t ruiepwt not for obvious res
sons noiude‘dm “goofs: on: p. The ob
Ject of the il l to prevent the
spread of tube u,“ still, ivlrtchs rent
iy promoted 9:; digital! g obit
many persons we of string on thr‘
floor of the car. ”in title action in
this matter Presto pill. olldll has
once again dhown that :he is in .symI
puthy with popular seconds, tor such
reforms as make for the prcr'notion oi
the general health no leap thflr for
the dconvenience ot‘ the buttock; or thr~
P0This incident which first raised the
question of ngcesslty of the rule is
of interest. A trained nurse. who
blokes a specialty of tirberculouls‘
cases. happened' to he travelin an a
train out of Bridgoport wuss Hie no
Need a man evidently in tho lasl
stages of tuberculosis, who W308
coughing, raising and spitting
fusely over himself and over the
‘ of the cur. Realizing the grent‘dunger
of contagion to other bussen are
quite apart from the disgusting girl
of the performance. she called the st
terrtion of the conductor to what the
mun was ”doing He received her pro
test very palitely, but told her there
was no rule of the railroad which
prevented a man from smiling in a
passenger car; hence he could not
interfere with ‘the continuance of
the expectoratio‘n.
When this ‘incldorrt was first
brought to the attention of the of
flc’iais it was discovered with com
surprise that the conductor was with
in his rights. It seemed, at first
thought, u little'dlfllcult to frame 1
rule which maid be consistently cur
riod ollt in the various states through
which the New Haven road runs. As
soon as the‘rsstter, however, Was
brought to the attention of Presi
dent Mullen himself. through a di
rector of the road who is greatly in
terestcd in the matter of the public
health. Mr. Mellon was quick to act
The instructions noted foliowod verI
$0wa the appeal that was made to
In
This act of President Mellon wil
be of great help to these throughout
the state who are fighting the whiti
plague. As generally known. then
is no way in hlch the spread of con
region is carried further and faster
than through the disgusting hum
of public spitting. ' The more some
cintion of this menace is brought
home to the public. the more reopen
sne Will the people themselves bl
to the reasonable demand that tin
habit of spitting be absolutely cut out
--“My child was burned terribly
about the face. neck and est. lap
plie‘d Dr. Thomps' Eclectc Oil. The
pain ceased and the child sank into a
restful sleep.’ ’—-Mt's‘. Nancy M. llan
sen Hamilton. N Y.
MYSTIC PEAGE MEETING.
Will Open Next “Hominy. With Pro;
ldont Lovo‘ in the Choir.
MYSTIC Aug. ti.--’l‘he program in
he had burned it up. Bill: is a very install for the peace meeting next week
has been prepared and its attractive
features are many. The prelimimry'
meeting will be at 11.3. at. next weel:
Thursday, when President Alfred It
Love will moire Ii iWelcoming address
and James Wtrous president of the
Connecticut hmnohilwili respond. and
Dr. Robeson Moore at Kennett Square,
Penn, will make addresses upon “The
Evolution and Booth of the Peace
Meyemen't.” '
The next morning the first businesr
sessiuh will be held Those who wll'
take part will be Mrs. Jerome P
Plummer, of Providence; vCharles
Hastings, of Philadelphia! Arabella
Carter. of Philadelphia, and James H.
Earle of Boston
In the sessions on the other days
there will be many addresses. amour
them being: “The W or and Wash
of War," by Rev. Scot F. Hershey
Newcastle. Pas . “Limitations of Arm’fi,
meats." Dr. W. 1 Hull. Swasthmor'e
“Publication the (India... of
Peace," George School. Pennsylvania;
“Way 3 and Means of Promoting
Pence " William C; Ferris, Wllm gton
Del: “How to {Follow After lugs
That Make for Peace," Alfred H
Love; “Through Liberty to Peace.” Dr‘i
W. 0 McDowell New York.- ‘.‘Relig
ion and Peace," Rev H. Baker
Brooklyn. I
“*1
HOW *r’o Avoid “Pollutants
Most victims of appendicitis are
those who are habitually constipated
~I
N- Foley's Orino Luxiuive sures chronic
coastlaptlon by summits the liver
and bowls and restores e n lu‘l‘a‘l
“mg.“ of the bowels Foley's rino
‘flve does not transmits or grips
and is mild and pleasant to take. Re-
ICIIG.
. . flies s‘ubstitutel The Clifford Phsr
ggZM&u.al\iiiifin&Lh:§H all Y . lusty and The Bid rid go Phisi'hiacy. "I
mg; Mfig‘fi‘efifmfi . "5, DAN'iB‘H txfiLoiteh "have Benn
gem-nix!) Hrr. Ivigilrhxhtwwha 3:2. Perish?! in 3%DWQWHEM W‘s-tr“
ass crew. . Pinion n rs . .
C. Mothers, New York: Dim, outli- CCPENHACHBN pg; {lie—Myths
plorelz. has met
his death in a: crib. according
to information ed'ln on, thin lggrpm
to the stimuli for?! lire Denmark,
Greenignd exped tio‘h 2y. Erich
11103! that
Co ‘e‘nhfigen
June 24. 19011, to theh unexp arid '
Greenland, perish“ in I Silo
-.s.._~-.w
Otherwise the saint or
bodn’succes'sful. (.th U
whéwri land h‘ vs .919 ‘pi‘eii’dutJ
doth-e Iii ‘ ”
.Breenisnd hiss diced.
bitty oils! A. ~
um" ahkiin m film nails",
on. HE II: '"I‘ saltwater y'all": With
dyspepsia. used to lists prostitution
belching. 1 Mod moonlit. i
could hear or, but nothing liélpcd Ins
York sly 30. and hot! an audience or
the pope August 1.110 «wont down to
tenants-taro no; I"
It i! ... . ‘iI
Wn.1p
2
Units! Conduits August 3 to’tislt the
villa of the“ W I
Iilm'l i took smitten Bum, 2nd one so
cont bhttle cured mo stsly.” r
For sols bg‘iil. H. Plots‘too. F. It.
Mound T
7 illodtglit 1mm one it“
the back 01' the scholarsm
, The filfll
located Mtg-fit
”'1 Mil
will to completed by more. 0! thin
decks are up. still by that:
Lot #Mohwtfldlt‘ld‘: purchased
mid onion in «where IW
min to he
August sue of Furniture
Gbntinued
Keep in mind the Special Dist-omits.
Twenty per cont. on Furniture in regular s'tock, out.
side special lists Office 1 irrrrisin‘ngs dud Dining Chairs are
reserved from this sale. \
Twenty per cent. on Dinnerware. Chins, Glass and Sil-
. iiit'j»
ver.
' , Ten r cent on Co ts. Rugs. Mattings. Curtains,
Window fades and Upho‘lggcry Fabrics.
20% on Aldthhn Rugs
in these sues
The Arrlahans aré the very handsome Rugs made by
' the Rcad Carpet (3b., of this city. '1 hey are Oriental In de-
sign and colorings, indeed many of them are direct copies
of Bokbara, Kc’rmaushah and 'lobriz Rugs. We ofi'cr them
as an inducement through this sale at 20 per cent beklw
l rogulnr.
Size 6.6 x 9.9. value 322. 50 for 91800-
Size 9 x 10.6, value $30.00 ior $24.00.
Size 9 x 12, ‘valhe $3500 for 82800.
Size II. 3 x 12, value $45.00 for _36 .20.
Size 11.3 x I43. value $5200 . for ‘ .oo.
Y0u will observe that the savings are large. on can»
not but be pleased with the patterns of the Rugs.
Carpet Store, first floor
Brass Beds
Fine samples in solid brass with square tubing, satin
finish, 4-6 size.
Value use 00 for In... ' Value $56. 00 for $58.50.
‘ With, 2-. ~inch posts, size 4-6.
Value $33. 25 for $26.00. Value $24. 75 for $44 95.
Two Specials in Men sShlits
' Sp cola-l 1. Cost Shirts of fine quality, perfect in fit,
with child atmclred. Rbéu‘lnrlprices $1.00 and $1. 25, ‘
Stile pfi‘cc, 79 dis
sizes from I4 to who inclusive.
Special 2. qtilt/illicit! doubt the best value in Neglige
Shirts we ever placed before our customers lhcy are of
the well know‘rr "Laramie” goods, the best material that
can be put in a shirt. Worth $2. 00 regularly, and oi’fered
this sale at . ‘3 ‘
$1.09 -
All Coat Shirts with‘attached culls, sizes 14 to 17. v
0
from a Piggery to is ‘P ”ice
is;
‘14: I‘d”
srscrnmss
LINCOLN ROOFING; rt t- LADDERS 0rd: tirv t'tlfl URUGR-
liar fabric rooting Roentgen sldil n
FIR CUM gt. .
for R
Pfifi? I, 2, 2nd shitty. SABH “1&2ng on COR
TAN. Ivyoolosommm promo '1‘“. at Noon. ’ .
YARD TEL. 46-2.
‘ I
mm. 2121.. peas.
I
1th
BASEBALL NEWS. '-
Yesterday's 2m. League {uplift}.
No games. rain. , .
Yesterday’s American Loopuo Bonito.
it St. Louis—m Louis 8. New York
2 (first game): St. Louis 0, New York
NORTH CENTER condo: Wonk.
loony Chinoo- mi “mummi-
Which Will he couples-d by“. m '
Lott of the Month. '
The mony‘lmprovepionts at jibe
North Center school building are rapid-
ly nearing completion. The building! -isecosii‘ game.)
as: nee. turned urchin so that u now I fit ClleveIInd~Cleveland 1.3 WM-
. 1! on
feces in Nemen avenue. it has been
moved to the north about thirty teens
and further back from the d‘i'enue. '
A tine oe‘tisir has been dug under its
“WWHB. and a stone idmiilotion has
been completed with s 800d number of
windowsto garnish lightfo
so the did "school no. we
or connections or sanitary imprové
meets; and lo the swoon”. which It
divided off. One side fod- fills, “and the
other "tor boys; seven Biro toilets in
being installed Them ore iripo othe‘li
sanitary connections including Wino
r damhbowlinooohoido.
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