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biotin PAT. COUI‘
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least we.
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model crummy—packed
mull-Irate“.
New Haven ondH
Springfield. Mala: Providence. ILI .
Amman-”Hrs, .I .f
. SMUGGLED CHINESE»
- L08 ANGELES. .Cnl, sent. 23. --Ai'-
Idliar weeks of careful investigation of
smuggle Chinese
border, the local
h hpve. succeeded in ob
is a a last three Los
Mexicans, who
.Iiviiarzisrtfausl
Ins flint is fast «becoming fa-
. snubs. new. WINE shade»
no dot the
aW “Wet diam.
as is opened at your
MAI I» ’lvAAHI In»:
‘ ' 6 worIS’ ’s
in the odor and
thaonly the mak-
beyButter are
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mammumes moms
If your [Mir can‘t it)» past isn't! as.
and nodoanss.
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MORE CHOLERA SUSPECTS.
BERLIN Sept.21l——llp to noon today
none of the seven cholera suspects in
hte Virohow Hospital had developed
the malady. nor had bacteriological ex
amlnntion demonstrated the presence
of the discssp union the persons be
lug detaltied along he llusslan iron
do. gm. ;2
Ithe inhaiiitants of the flown of Nor~
walk”; qualified to vote» in town moot-
lngs. are hereby notified and warned
that a special town meeting will be
held at. the Town Hall; in the City of
Norwalk. in said Town of Norwalk. on
the 23rd day of September 1908, at 8
o’clock p. m., for the following our
panels:
1. To hear the reports of the, suret-
men, treasurer and hither town oillcers.
2 To mil.- action upon a petition
to consider the advisability of erecting
a new bride‘s to take the, place-pf the
present Washington . street dpaw
brldg e.
3. To take action upon the nltter
of discontinuing a portion of therhlgh-
» wayIIknown as North Taylor avenue;
‘toacccpt in lieu thereof the new high-
way as laid out by John F. McMahon.
2 through his land: to authorize a con
' veyance to said John F McMahon of
such portion of the highfiay so to be
discontinued; to accept from said John
' F. McMahon. in consideration of said
conveyance to him, a cd of such new
highway; all as shown on a map of the
some made by C. N Wood, 0 Id; and
to authorize the solectmcn to take all
‘ steps necessary in the matter.
' 4. To accept tho way known as
Newtown Terrace, as a highway .
' Dated air-N'o‘nlk September 18,
1908'.
ALFRED AVISON.
WILLIAM B. “EEO.
.2 JOHN DEVINE.
SelectmenA of the Town of Norwalk.
am hi
PROSPECTS
iti‘“ i‘l
2 3..., Aloerooo
£YI
A combats. $ch oi! LATEsIr-
Y V
B” . r model.
SINGLE ANo scheme
"from $3.50» pp. .
Come in and look them over.
' 2 A large stock of fresh AMMUIIh
312,019.- .
. lilo exalt: ourW
. arms . 9;; {irflemasndit
i will notzo2A 2‘ - »
.-2’“Et.‘ lit. mg, “flirts 0T.
Iday byt, be makers, becaxise,the manu-
. nihllnte every germ in every great or‘
- mlttee now at work on the no
I and btglching
» until I took sienna
. cent,- Bottle cured the coin lately"
latter can rim ciisord snarmAcAy ”
2 ldge of Indians, who Will open the
The fruits
can it
kept Dist,
slid-
ia‘aieo host
. 2;: i. ‘
the IIIII‘TI" ..
‘ ti 2‘ '40“ ‘
HAT MAKER’s STRIKE.
Danb‘u'ry Milio‘ldie Today Over Pay
2 ,. Disputc.
DANBURY Sept. 2'l~'lhe “mailing"
departments of all the bnt factor-
ies iIeII‘IIre. idle today. as a result DI
the strike called in the mills roster.
facturers would not. refund money
they had, been (locked for the alleged
Spoiling ofhats in the, making. The
makers were on hangs, the/nulls ltI-I
tiny, but iiclnughlln'and Mallory's.
where the trouble started, but as the
forming depaItmen's all had shot
down yrsterdny when the strike Iva;-
calied. there was no cork for ”Mai
it is expected that be trouble “ill be
adjusted in a ieWt toys
There, has been no conference as ye:
between the men and the manufac-
arena, but communications have pas-I I
ed between them. It in expmted that
they will get together within a div.»
(lays, possibly this afternoon. 'l‘lIe2
men hold that in not glvillu them their?
full wages the companies: violated
their contract, whereas the manufac-
turers hold lhut‘the men violated the
contract in striking without waiting
until the matter had been submitted
for arbitration.
’l‘he finishing and plumbing (IUD mt
meals of all factories are still at v. Ink
but unless tin:- Iuakers go back soon.
the trimmers and finishers will have
nothing to do.
. LA GRIPPE. I
Brazilian Hahn never lost a case;
never let it run into pneumonia, Ion
left a- grip wreck. Only thing on earth
that kills the» tough grip germ. But.
you want Balm and a plenty, so do ant
trifle with lthe 'small sizes, but of tbt
50c or $1.00 bottle and taige all n
teaspoonful in water every threI
hours. lie sure to keep up this treat
_ment faithfully for tw0Iwe€ks after,
you Ithink you are well. to utterly an:
gnu. Those remaining germs cause the
evil after effects; it is half-cured grip
if the grip starti with hemorrhage or
the lungs give the large dose every it
or is minutes till it stops.
“dual—.4“...—
EGG-OISE: COMPANY’S TROUBLE82
CHICAGO. Sept lids—The. 'l‘riblltle
today says that the Egg()- -Seo Cereal
Company with headquarters in China:
go. and factories in Bull'slo, N. Y..
and Quincy. Ill., has con placed in the
odds of a coimnittoe or créditors
he assets are valued by the company
at $1. 500. 000, but the creditors are
slid to regard them as about equal ton
the indebtedness. An auditin “O“.III
nl' Bi
books is expected to make a detailed;
report by Saturday.
JA 8UNE- ENOUGH KNOCKE‘!
.C. Goodwin, of Reldsvlllo,N
says: “Bucklen'is Arnica Salve is Cir
sure-enough knockor for ulcers. A on
one came on my logJast summer, but
that wonderlul salve knocked it out
in a few rounds. Not even a scar rc-
mathed." Guaranteed for piles. sores
burns. etc. 250 at F. H Baxter's drilét
store.‘
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NO CHANGE IN AMBAWA‘DONC.
. BERLIN Sépt. 23. «The report pub-.2
lished by the ngcblatr today that}! or-
on Mumm von Schwartzenstein, pres
ent German ambassador to Toklo, is
to be sent to Washingto nln succession
to the Late Baron' vo'n Sternbarg as:
ambassador to the United States, is
without foun stion and it was said
here today thd‘fliere was not the least
liklihood of th a transfer being made.
The matter of the successor ‘-to Baron
von Sternburg- has not yet been set-
Had. 'I
ONLY' C N! PON DVOFII‘OIA.
Mrs. Fran lin Bashf9£m and ’0.
Del, says: '2‘! Monitored r‘yea with
dyspepsia milki- have great. Istress
I tried everything I
"conic hear of, but not ingIn'olped Irie
lip. and one 60
For many R. H. Tinted-F .it.
AFEI‘YR RIDgE TO REPLY TO “VAN.
YO RK, sop t.- liar—A reply to
WI Bryan: multimillion: speech on,
"Business and“ the mm" will be
made Friday at ht, at Carnegie Hall,
this city. by so atorntlbort J. as or-
public-n coronal in New York. The‘2
odbllcsn not an! committee a H s'itbod ;
nor cod Ithst the speech will be in teAIltly g‘ro'wlng onion or."
first in a series (if speeches that 86th
ator lleveridgn eha's prepared in answer
In is alleged, enticed
Strange Disappearance oI Joseph Ber—
. . game solved at Last
- After three‘ years of, tireless effort.
Assistant State Attorney Carter
2Al'I.l:.-ks that the disappearance of .lo-
mph Bergupiu, which. ..m¥fl2iiIIfid all
Mumford since December, 19%, is now
about by be solved. Illomirrico Bovo,
who in alleged to have been one of
h
-,lhui~e who killed Bergman and then
buried his body is now,under2 arrest
in West Virginia, where he Was found
working in a coil mine. The grand
My brought in II trite bill of murder
dgainst Bovc, last week, but it was
kept quiet so that he would. not, he
win-nod by his friends and given an
opportunity to escape. it is believed
that Hove will come back without ex-
tradition papers. -
’l‘he Bergumo aifair is one of the
.most mysterious crimes ever unearth-
ed in this state. in December 1905,
Bel‘fiamo suddenly disappeared. ills
friends made inquiries but nobody ap-
peared to kaow where he was. The
police suspected foul play. but were
unable to find any evidence But they
watched Mrs. Bergamo. her brother,
Doninleo llove. and Pasquale Mnrzano,
with whom Mrs. Bergnmo was iuiutu-
ated.
Shortlytssl'lsr the disappearance the
trio ictt Stamiom. and want to West
Virginia. Not a single clue to the
whereabouts of Bergamo's body . .. was
found until tWo weeks ago. when-An-
tonio Couglio mode a bet that he could
find the spot where the remains Were
buried. After considerable digging the
remains were located in a lonely sec-
tio‘nIoi' woods near» Dori Conglle
Vi'li’i'al'l‘fli'il'li‘ on the char
In accomplice lII thr- murder. nnti' is
now in insecurity jail awaiting trial.
«ft r being buried for three years,
form was not much left of liergumo's
body except the bones. ills shoes and
Inn-ti: or the clothing were fuiIIIII well
'utart 11o war The authoritieslnsm-
”NI ibathunifiio :md furs tit‘TR‘fllltll
and left West Virsinia for Europe, but
that limo was. still there. So last
week As: isiant State Attorney Carter
‘liIIlvtI the grand inIII to bring in a
true bill acninst the suspect.
it is claimed that Mnrznno wanted
In
I) set rid of llergnmo in order that he“
might Ilili'e Mrs. llergamo for~himseli.
Drive and Congllo went with illarznuo.
Iiiergamo into
the Mfi‘fillflrkl'lied-Ihlm. When the
body was found the authorities discov-
r rrid several build it and some wnddiu'z.
The state elniii‘t.‘lo have u stronrr
cane against, the suspects.
flown:
IIIdI-I' (zilltl him‘lni lI‘lIIIr lIe\l time
h lilill‘l.
New wmsaess ssavnce.
”In...”
Will .8200?! be Established Between
2Uplted. States and Honolulu.
.HONOI..ULU. Sept, 23.——’l‘he lIrosI
peci of early wireless communication
between the western coaist ..of the
United States and the-mni’stntiou re
eentiy equipped tor service,
day that ill; sprinter in this city bud
overheard several nieces-gee IltIinet-III
San Francisco and vessels at sea or
other coast stations. Early inst even-
ing a mcsste from sonic undetermin-
Ied coast point for San [I‘.IIaIIclsco in-
tended for delliery2nt the Fairnmnt
Hotel. washes in. transit, and later
in the day‘tlicrciwas recorded a mes-
9}!er sent from San Francisco to Cap-
tain Maison, aboard the steamer liur.
line, then off the coast. It has been
discovered that the instruments may
be so adjusted as frequently to receive
- messages in part, or whole, while aSn
Francisco is ecnvcrsinc with Point LOI
run or other roast stations.
A powerful sending apparatus is
now being installed bore, and it is
hoped that a more ptlactlvqcauuuunt
cation will soon”, he Midli‘ioh’cd
«.I. misdeeds pet-Itch? e tr-
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8.21.9213;
UNITAED lRlSH LEAGAUE.
W
Reports Read and Eloctitm of Ollie. r:
This Afternoon. I 2.
BOSTON, Sept 23 —-—'l‘ho delegates
to the national convention of the. Unit-
ed Ilrish League, which had its formal
. opening at a \cry short session yes-
terday, today began in real earnest,
the work of the convention -
When Edward pevoy of St Louis.
rapped the convention to order, the
chairmen of a number of cpmniittees
were ready to report on their Work.
The reports told largely of the work
of the organization in this country.
A number of resolutions had been
planned to be. considered at the fore-
noon session and it was anticipated
that these would prove the feature of
that meeting
The election of national officers was
the chief item in tile program for the
afternoon.
Prior to the opentn of the «Inven-
tion this morning In a id liledrhond,
M P., Joseph Devlin, M “P. and John
Fluoihoon the Ilrish‘ envoys to the,
convention. wcr mattered a KIWI 0“
by the students of serum College.
W
Now To dirt «sm-
P. J. our. of on w. cw»... at.
Chicago, tells of- a way moms
strong. He says: ”My bill“, who’ll
old and was very techie. s deriving so
whinefit ugly, l2 2, trio Bltors 2th
I'll“ Mam: f WW
.II _,. .1, ii “will:
lush multéiillltn
eiidd‘illo
Electra
a," quickly remedy stomach liver
and kidney comoiaints. Bold undoi-
to the spec as that Mr Bryan is
making on various campaign issues.
sunrsntoo st 1". H. BAutor'I drus
store. 500.
Only 120 Licenses I‘Iave Been
to Mon at this Time
1131ch
About 120 licensed boats are at work
on the great natural oyster beds Oil
Stratford and Bridgeport. ’l‘he condi-
tions are good, and tint young seedis
in fair shape. Buyers are on band who
will take pretty much all that is
(ought. and a fair pIiIe prevails, so
that the workers are making good
wages.
Only about one- -hali' the usual nuin-
her of boats for.- -a good yeaI have been
licensed thus far. but it work contin-
ues good there will be a large number
added to the list.
The best of the seed now being tak-
en from the natural beds oil Bridge»
Wl'l. and Stratford will. he put in cold
storage, and sent to the Pacific coast.
to plant on the-beds there, Where Eas-
tern oysters are being propagated.
The. seed is strong and large and: in
good condition to" stand transporta-
tion whether sent to Narragansett Bay
or Long island or the Pacific Coast.
’i‘ho workers get fifty cents a bushel
for their catch, and it is thought that
the work will glow better at it pro-
greases.
(letting out to the beds from Bridge-
port hnrbor, against wind, tide and
cart t, In hard wotk since the build-
ing 0 the new breakwater. I’l‘be our
sailboat has hard work makin’g head-
way against it. ?I ‘
Oystcrmen should remember that
the law requires that no beat him go
. of» being Iher numbe and the stain coal on her
is madey
probable by the nunounmnient yester-y
"Minn
upon the natural beds of the sin c to
work without the possession of a ,iII.
eensc by t 0 owner or worker {UltI‘
soil. The penalty (or violation of this
law, if enforced, nit-nus the forfeiture
of the license for the year, and a fine.
Betti 1‘ wait until tb license comes.
and not lulu: any chances. Nearly all
the workers know and observe the
law. and it is for their interest that all
should do in
. 22”
can. WCWI'L IA-
$.th 2 £3 ...elIIiIl‘iIIl'IIIllIavslluntn
Signature
I
C. E STATE CONVENTION.
To Be Held in Bridg port,‘ October 9
to ii—Twenty-firsl Annual.
fie twe: III,\ f‘rsi sin"? eonvtulinn
0f the Young People's SOtIt'I} of
.lt‘nristian Endeavor is to be held in
lridccport. October 0 to l1. This is
the iirst coIIvcntlon.iIeld in thI y nrs.
owing to the fact that. for some time
past the “Inventions have been bl-eu-
ulnl. as before and the choosing of
llringcpoIl as Iiit‘tllilii‘t‘ for the guilt
erln-v is pnriltnlurly appropriate, as it
VIII: here that the organization of the
rillio in (I) was perfected.
The meetings will be presided over
by James H. Mansfield, of New lin-
ven. state president. and will be held
in the South Congregational church,
clamp! the one for men on Sunday
ultemoon and the closing, meciinu.
Sunday evening, which will be held in
Poli'I-l Theatre.
The first meeting at 2 o'clock on
the afternoon of Friday. October 0.
will have an ardress by Rev. Otis W.
ii‘oye. or Torrington.
there. will be nnIdddress by the Rev.
Smith Baker, who was formerly pas-
tor of the Wliilston church of Port-
Itsnd lilo, where the first Christian
Endeavor Society was founded. Sat-
urday will be given over to reports.
conferences and the junior rally led
by the Rev. E. A. Hanis of Meriden.
state junior superintendent. 2
Saturday evening there will be an
address by Amos R. Wells editor of
the Christian Endeavor World. Sun-
day morning there will be a quiet hour
led by Mrs. E. M. Whittemorc. of
New York who will also lead II meat
illg I'oI women on Sunday afternoon.
At the some time William Philips llnll.
of Greenwich, who was one of the
' speakers at the last lntednationai con-
vention at Seattle; Wash. will lead a
.Inen‘tinngor men. On Sunday evening
will'conIe. the closing address by Com- ..
mah‘der Eva Booth, of the Salvation
Army.\and the closing consecration
service led by William Philips Hull.
Saturday afternoon there will be a
‘ reunion of the state, veterans of the
Endeavor Society, members of ten
yeari tending or more being so dea-
lgnut d.
fare going until hair taro ' returning
have been arranged, and lodging nr-A‘
rangcments haVe been provided.
"Wrfi. i
iNTERNATlONAL. FISHERY CON-
GRESS.
President Roosevelt to Give Delegates
a Rgcoption Today. ’
WASHINGTON Sept. 23. —When
the second day‘ s sesion of the interna-
tionalIFishery Congress opened today,
the delivery of formal addresses fol-
lowed by discussion in which the dole,
gates generally participated was be-
gun. Aside from carrying out the pr-o I
gram in this respect there was no oth-
or business before the congress at the.
morning session. An adjournment.
was taken at noon. and the delegates
took luncheon” at the‘ Arlington as
guests of the American Fisheries So~
cioty. .,
Th principlll function to which:
the-I elegntes have. been looking for;
word with keen interest is the. recap
lion Which will be tendered them at
the White House by Procfl‘nnt Roose-
lt at 2. 30 o'clock this afternoon.
g Matador of the afternoon Will be
devoted to visiting various places of
interest in and about the city Tonight
the delegates will visit the library of
Cbnigre‘s'is. Where there will be. it display
of fishery literature, assembled esp
ctitll'y'fdi' their hisp‘cctioii:
CANIiiiAIKN IN wmero.
Lt Notti-
IVIEINBG noun 128 —-- The tam-
Iquinine it here of this'»city are mak-
a vigorous campaign for no lie
cease her this fall. During last night
a large sign which said "vote license.
l
Wino. was painted on the rear of a local tel
l
'SNIOO II.
rent is strong, and in a light. wind It .
On Friday, ‘
' pnign.
W-d 93."
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I What ;othor to
flémqum ‘22,,I2ll
lexicon-e
oi?" :Who w I NW
much of Iii K653.
T c supremacy of wheat as the
ide food is a fact beyond all dis-
putc.
For'brain or muscle—4m the
young or old the sick or wciI——-
nothing will ever be known that
compares with it
Not merely white flour—that is
but part of the wheat TIII III
and the phosphates are lacking
And not whole wheat as it
is usually cooked. For there hail
of its Virtues tail to digest.
The wheat Inuist' be cooked for
six hours—thrills (hired for days.
#32,.
its worth-once taste its flavor—and
use other cereals. . ‘
alone can you get it ..
You want a delicious flavorR and
by cooking our wheat In pills plants
I
When he talks much. and long about
high ideals he is eithervono 11f Itwo
'things-«a git-at finalisiai success who
Wdllls to forget howlheica that wav
or a great fallnnuwlltfligfige II
5‘in'4ler‘ye4lvg 0- .AL .1114-
r... .. ...A... , ,,
I. lstint to
gestiblo. else you lose ’
Mapi- Flake is your eventual iood. Once know
You want the utmost of food value, and here
'You want economy and it Is not economical to
serve good cream Oil a land «hat but half digests.I
We ask you. to mow. rFiakcIto- :day and learn
at once how much good you are missing.
. 33AM “Wile Wheat
iscan “kilo. wheat will
1 till foods.
mwhonl in n
Then each separate berry must be
linked as thin as paper
Making is rascatinl In no other
form can a fierce enough heat be
made to nltack every atoni.
in flakes alone can the particles
be separated so the digestive juice:
can get to them.
WI spend 96 hours to make
Map] Flake—to get the whole
about so that every whit is di-
gIstihio
But the result is this: You get
from the wIlOI wheat every food
element in it. on have a perfect
food.‘
There is no other way to get it.
in. .M L
you will never
here we get it
syrup.
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Syndicate Manager—“Thls play has
a few good situations. "
Playwright—"What would you ad-
Ivise?"‘
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A'DON'I' ORGE .EAILAK “NI
TUESDAW
.AIIm—Auav)‘.
3.....an AND curmno,
Sines. Bessie Ephraim
JOHNNY HUGH ES
--Vetisatlio comedian
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R. J. Hood Commits Suicide in the
-2Allophony Riven ,.
PlTTSBURG, Sept. 23. —~R. J. Hood,
25 years old committed suicide last
night by jumping from the Seventh
street bridge ltito the Allegheny riv-
Just before this lamp. Jscéb- Zim-
mcrman and Hood. strangers to each
other met on Itlle ‘dbri fie
"Have a drinlt?’ so Hoods -
“No, thank you,’ replied Zimmer-
man
- “Well. good bye, then2 old man.” and
with these words iloo'd leaped over
the rail to I‘Iis'ileathtI ltIv‘ wgis several
"hours before his body Was found and
identified 'I I? I _«— 'f"m“;‘:’
Special railroad rates of full _ t.
STANDARD OiL DENOUNCED.
HOUSTON Tex Sept. 23.——'1‘l10mas
L. Hinged, nominee of the masher-2
dong-Party tor .Ipiesident. addressed
an audience last night. launching in-
Company as one ‘of the most dangerous
of all the ti usts. lie complimented the
people of. Texas on the wholesomoness
of the unti-trustlaws they have pass»
ed. Ue said the trusts overshadow
all other néisuos 'va the present cars-
The rememdcr of his addreds
was a reiteration of recent speechesI
Wa—
LANGE ORDEN FOR STEEL PLATE.
PITTSBURG Pa. .,. Sept. 2 2.—tht
is said to in; the largest single order
for steel plate oven-received by the
Carnegie Steel CoirIpany ctlrn‘e yester-
dainfiroln the» ~Plttsbnrg Steamship -
Company When that firm ordered 80.-
000 toils of steel plates to be n'ded in
building orexves‘ssls at the Lorain, 0..
decks. To fill the or.ch2I work in the
plate mills. previously closed was he-
gnn last gilt. Mo‘s otItlie structur-
at mills? Ihe’éom ut‘y also will re-
sume operations as a" result of the or- .
dot.
00AM PAN l ES “I,”.‘. “8,".
‘BAND"
AND. .“THE
The thirty-ninth annual; reunion of
ompies "l." “B,” and "The Band" of
the First Connecticut Heavy Artillery
will be held in Hotel armada. Bridge»; .
port Wedn’epday. October 14. Basins
meetingf at '12 b’cloclt noon, in the h-
Dinner pftoAI-A. besides outing.
to II denunciation. of the Standard Oil w
""732-‘V UDEVILLE ACTS-«7
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“aha.
IRENE LAMONT,“
Popular Balladist I...
. ‘AL STEAM,
Coon Shooter andStory.Tcller. »
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unfit? III” dint
of
true xOiIly Adthgrlzed Version 2
The DEV. 1.
(Der Mai)
AsII'now presented. at. the
GARDEN THEATR§’ N. .Y.. .I..
neonates by Oliver l-Ilerf rd by. excla-
sive arrangements wit the author
,. - FRANZ MOL IAN. .
emcee .. . 2 v50. 75c $1.00
First 4 rows Orchestr .... . 31.50
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