f H (Cecil-tied train Wurst Peso) "
Kl
“Stilton Malta This Poll slot ”a..." tier
~ '1’. 3333,9311 3;.ng 53" . l‘pllbl‘u IIIMIW»
I tory terrains Ion at "IMO. .,
' 'I‘he “Winnipeuk managemew
‘ .- iv”, .
“$016033!le . ‘ ate monitor Ithlolt the e ended. ,
r and In”?! . comm duller tad K or a
Ilsl'lihs“.'§'&ua unit‘s: 23m“: “i.”°Ii'"Iicl Valli?“
l‘ w n e
r. “but bless your hunt. 3mm so that tile let creation latte ‘I runner 'Io all ii use nu. a I
t he to a haIng' ‘Whiteu elements are retained In the intern. ”.me by “y er 3.5.1.533 in; w: w
‘ ‘ and you will soon not sood flash, the Intended punt woud “at my a run
steady nerves and a healthy bodr. ner all the bases he could get. The
I.V:..‘3.Ii.‘“:..l::..::°h:“:§.firm: .II: “““II‘.°‘.°°°‘:."°" III in: It:
8 ‘ It or w an tau men a on
one that he offers to pay for the treat- retired a'hd two {Ian-I were we.“ to I
nicer It itddoes not make thin people tie the! moire C an“? Ila‘mt to :2. / ‘ :
Dump an mili- left an sine noon ey to " CI “ II, 4' :
you run “0 “3“ whatever “1 buylnx P. Sailor, who threw to (iri en. bill the QTAM FGiR D
Sarriglldlo :dlrgrlgelgmgeffi ballweht pasttlxltltt‘ler enliven“? ‘~ .
a“ ' “a 9 ~ In rowd:As s lwaeot
one of the most reputable houses In eds 32., Ellen continued :3me the l , ha I ‘ t
I South Norwailt to refund the money If M“... both “or...“ before the ball Some calm I t Will‘m‘a 1' tea '
It ‘0" “0' 8‘“ with“ “mm“m- was returned. ing requircs‘morc fuel than steam
When the last run'wu allowed the ,
“SUFFRAGETTES” IN ""CE- ileihel manager would not allow his or "E“ ,“m'; .
‘ gdmgmfieglle‘gmglfikl wmh’zln'izi'. men (‘10 continue play and In: “Silllrl’efl TIIIs IS a dlsputed pond; and be-
t WI l r
participated Maresttlt out of forty :Jff'gfloxzm" ° "Mm" ’ " sides, they are comparing entirely
’5“. J flwmgfmiizrai?‘ “$031,395“ 0:30.33 Both teams played ragged lisp ‘In different kinds of heat.
D t M“? ii | 3 2
“L IANKIM I"limits held In the provinces about seven tile ile d' " ”0'" the firm same It a: If )0“ 3“ “tiling to accept from
season tor each. Mcbrath be
im 3:1. 2:“ ”‘2' lfigtl’lgfgnfigfi‘len': beat or the pltchlna trfllmfilllgu '2‘?! a warm- air furnace the same kind
'4, i.‘_; M > 1 2‘
Surplus and Profits where take com-Ilse And also keep vfitfltwéhefld‘twbflh ""2“" with ofhfillmg )0“ would get from 3
0117.990“ ”lain on thelrhslstere “1 Plim‘var'k ln Homeward 39min; new. 3mm. boiler—that Is to have the same
t ' "' ‘" '“ “6" ‘° "0” ""7 “fume" " y om“ 10"“ “m" “99‘ l" " “"“W‘W “W old air heated over and over—y on
m'P'“ ”MWWW'W" '“flmfie "0””- , caught up to the vleltnruv Not-old
- “"“m— n d among the fielding features were we may find the advantage in fuel is
IWIN H. MATHEW Prue. In the difficulties we fear we II 3‘0 by l .oudtmin 1” “a“... cutting with the norm air furnace.
, “MMW‘. . remains. I hit looked use two sure tilts. ~ . 5 .,
7 0K H. ”WAN, ti VIP. _. 0The score and summary: . The... warm-air furnace .can be
‘ ‘ i . * W‘WPIUK . i so installed as to do this; but It
‘ E mummy WA." :‘ 'J '30 4‘ ‘3 seldom is, as such heating Is most
M. Ilritt.rl'. a 0 I 0 0 0 tIIllleaItlIflll.
i..MctIrsIh,IiII......I ll 0 i 2 o . .I
1“- Widon- 2'1 ----- 4 1 0 U -'I 3 STAMFORD trimmers ital: solo at!
.5. ,E. Gallagher, lb. 1i 0 l h 0 2 . ., ; l
n. Riley, Ill. ....... 2 o o I. ii I NASH
'..0.Rlloy.se. 5 2 2 ti 3 I HORACE R.
”fidll‘ilflj :::::::1 i i l ‘I’ ‘I’ 3 Wm Norm Wu and Wm We
- . Davie. p. ........... 4 (I I ll 2 0 w , ‘‘‘‘‘ 23., -- ,5: 1
. . ' . . ~ "I -~ j - -— have played. The score and lineup
fLfi vg 'r' ._ _4. WJ-j T. 'I‘illflls ...........ii7 9 72! 1" ll Willi n3 follow“;
l Bethel. Matter. -
152.35 M" 10911 ., “CHUYT‘S mERm an it ll [’0 A E All It H P0 In
W” n 5" Jill ‘ ‘ Carroll It. ......... 5 o 2 o o 0 uohrer, Ill. ........... i. 3 till 0
Refrigerators monsoon, and now PL'AYB c7323}: "ab‘tig'AY AND I;.—.,I.u.."gs .......... r, 2 2 4 l u ration-6 it. ........... 4 0 ii I 0
P.’II.2b. ....... :ill004iay.2. .............. 40021
entim‘e to look them over. All THURSDAY. , Milan?“ .......... 4 2 0 ‘2 l 2 mg.” of ........... 4 2 1 I l
JeremeRoeenherg,Leseee and manager beatlett If. ........ 5 U I o 0 u Riley. as. ............. j I I I 1
. I . , M. MATINEES DAILY, PICTURES. E. Sailor. ll‘ ....... it 0 2 0 0 0 Jones, ff. ............. u 0 l (I ll
‘ VAUDEVILLE,_10e,ER(liltica,ilii ......... I. I I 2 i I Rueeridueiit, e. ........ I u o b o
. (irii'fen lb. ......... i I 0 s I) 2 iI‘llrbItrslI. p .......... l 0 I 0 0
" , . EUGENE ll 1‘. Ichth. p ....... I 2 o o o o urn-nub ............. r- I l 2 o
.. ' i ‘ - “UPPORT” slim! ,I 'roials ..... . ..... Io Ii 9 ss- 3 II Total ........ . ....... l4 7 r, 27 :I
' ‘TWO out when game was d t'oiuled Norwalk H. 8.
have not seen our “Success" SUMMER STOEK CO. folfollfll I I A" It H [to E
lieralor you should before 15—~CLEVER across-lie ..,.'nh,§lf‘,fi‘,’.'.‘ " f“: :‘fi'f. . 2 ., 2 2,»... Martin. ri. ........... I. I 2 o o
atiucea Wednesday and Saturday. "9m“ ..... 2 0 0 3 . 0 0 0,2 Imlnery. rl_ ......... .2 ii I .'. It 0
vi vaudeville and moving pictures The summary: Home, (I. ..... . 5 .2 I 2' y: 0
.. . ..,. . ”mm" “‘9 “limp/H _ Stolenbases—WinnipuukiidletholIt. 30:997-"30 ~ 2 2‘ g 3 3
I I V ‘ ' H " " ‘ ,._ Two-hue hits eiietmett. 0iiIiea. )i‘lugb'tss' “8- - 2 1 5 ‘ r
r a ' . . ‘3de? “film ”0th”- .s‘g‘w" “"4” "com” 1" I” ““ irelanri no.1. 2 'C‘ Ii I 2 l
’ l AMATEUR «tour Imam. V“ ’ animal to: I I g fluids.
" I rmcu.............~.....Ioo and 20a mfg“ 9“ WWW ““0”” 5 "" )Imrnieri .. .......... o o o a
on t " heathen saleat Box Chloe-one week Wild It “45““ . -_.__. -.. -_ _
I 2» ~ ‘\ . .- P l‘d 'fldVNCG. 09911 daily from 3 u. m. I) 0 Tom] ______________ 48 H 19 27 2
. . 1‘ l I‘ '3 h 301“. II “I! by IllIChéP-r-LolidOU. 8 I l I
. p: n" ' Passed ballswilleivin ‘2. flayforti I \' zo‘lek ’3' an “F: 0 0 0 0 :—i3 ll
,..,- , Umpiresfiaeggier and Kidder. “ °" ‘ """"" 5 ,.
. wagon sit Manor ......... 2(itld00ltii— l
‘ Orioles. 2. Silvermlile. . Srt’rtlck oIIt~ Iiy I‘Iirbursh' l. by( ‘uar-
I e “'0 e.
ME ”5:: Engmehwmfi“:mlsfi Bases (lll bulle~~Furburslt 2. mar-
Ieri 2
, Silvermlne. by the Orioles. of Bout It - 2
Norwalk la a well played saute. by Two-base 'I‘IV‘M‘W'I" II
the score 0' “ ‘0 1 . National League‘fisnding.
omen Wlnl rm‘t otter. ‘ - w. I... PAD.
. The Dal-ten baseball team opened‘ gh‘fillamishi ---------- :3 (I, :39
‘ their season Saturday afternoon at B 'el‘ '1 will ,1 fig
limit". . tam .Io'olil. their diamond In Main street that calm -------------- 1" 10 “Ft“,
“In Key rel Med. barium town. by defeating the Virginia Giants “30 - - - ~ ~ "‘5 n ~22"
' ’3 ".2 . . a team of South Norwuik oyster Open: glncikn'uati --------- 7 ‘b -4-‘ g
Whey“ "ill MI?!” t 75c .10 $1.75. at... The score. wastitphh grammes atmmi'ri's ----------- 9 H '3‘“
m In. dam with. the r III . Will an Intelestiug one rob 0 an - --------- , -! .
“0 I.p ' .5 2 . the Dan“. were We'll ”Milled with New York .......... b, l0 .d'ib
.I .I »- . - , 3' , ”is“ the pitching of Chester nastier the . -—
' _ , ”Y . young Norwslk twirler The forum American Lflflllgvm'mtnm PL.
l 'i ‘ » . ‘ team work has also good. Etu- teun . - .‘
' -. WWMW 31-25 To “-5.0 III ctedlted wig; bu; sbfifled error. getroi‘t a; ........... n s . m
RA! ' —"‘"'. .. Bothtemw uaout yogood out o .......... t .
I. . FORD LROAD I ~- . 3‘ o‘ 9 ‘“ M," ., , walk durinnthe season. The Derieus Boston .......... to s .550
' . 13de “ OTdS announce that may. have several dates Philadelphia ........ 8 8 .500
‘ . . ' open and would litre to fill them up Chicago . 9 10 .474
WINE .wldl outuof town teams.- -who can pro Cleveland . 9 ill .l'fl
. .-‘ h . vide al suitable llumntee .Addms Washington .. 5 11 .3i3
Iuohwaut 10. New vault. .' ~ $300. ‘ “0‘1"!“ng 33am. care or We so hours ....... 5.45 12 .294
am ton. II. no. --- .
. ' " It'd-13.5317 30:7x'85igx' 930%: swapn Some detailimof: the score: . Connecticut League Standing.
' ' ' I ' $4.. . I Der-lens I I‘ w. L. Po.
2-15 '3“; 62158 11: >2“ 0‘: BRONZE . ad). r. e:- -Hurtford ........... 8 2 ' .800
. c. peatmu. III ................ s 2 .1 bridgeport ......... 6 l .900
. W‘ .5 Co holly. 80 ................ -.5 l 0‘ Holyodtew. .......... h 5 .000
'I‘ILN . Wetland cf ..... .. ........ 5 o w New ordain ........ 5 r. .500
I ' Chill", 0 ..................... 5 0‘ 0' Noithanpton 4 ii .400
"00 To ““0. Meeker, p ................... l ‘0 was: tHaven ........ 4 .6 .400
‘12: so: 2.11: 2:501, 1:80 Wm... M Benjamin. all ............... - .4 1 , arbury ......... 4 . u .490
135:7 561,3- 2n, 9- no; 10-19 Cantrell. lb .............. 4 2 .0, shrlngneld ......... :I 5 art)
WW snags mt Fflp Clolfihi es ................. ..4 I 0‘ '
T R A K Lounshuly.” ................ l 2 0 NEW BRITAIN my Ill-«‘Mlnodin.
ORK'I'OTOUHNOWL. oftlt New
__n‘. 001 4 ‘9‘ 5155 315 122 WASHINGTON STREET. ._.. -'- fllfle'fltfim W baseman e
50 22'1“ io'oéx' 2o: 00;“ MMQN “Lg... . . .. Total ....--.«......I.I.I<......lll 9 1 Britain Bhteblll team. is under treat-I
8: 2.0" , l ' " “ Virginia 3.3..“- . ment‘tor bronchitis at the‘ local hotel
.2. 12 on. 2: m. 5,952; "‘ ' (3,1,. 3.... till. ‘Ileiscendmbh Is not command
or: exit, 5: 02:; ”ill“, e 8.311533, rt ................... us 0 o the! rhythms thlnk he vill to “lo
“It-o e: or, '7: '10 s: or e m’ sEeIii o. ‘ Lathe if ................... - .‘I I 1‘ to commit about I. Ween; Durlnl;
' ‘ x' ' ' Carey, cf ............. II ....... I o ioi :hlslltl'nm‘ mantel) will play third om
' 3.... y; . . Y .. ~ “The“ so ................... I 2 0‘ tot Ni" Britt!“ '
Ala-18: ,M'em. 750.0101“, “Wendi! tihi. ..I. .............. l l 0 "‘ " M
13$”, -: TS hi3.th ..................... l 1 o gfisgxuyno; anagram“:
fat-lb ................... lOON ayI—ae
15°": .5 Ill. 000x. 1 m' 8‘3“ “"Hollund. c ................. 1.4 0 0 lyn baseball club today released Out-
,I. : __. . ‘I 4“? _ ‘billfltn p ................... (.4 0' 0I Igelder Tom Cuiterson to Buffalo of the
‘ — ~ — astern League
”0"" "flmeTo “w. » F {Shing “I otal .....I.....I...I....37~-a t.. l “—W
' : ‘3‘ lens ........ g 3 333 g I 2 o x—: Mpexoosa LAND human shoes.
. Ilhinia Gianna 'i 'I 0 1 3 0-
‘33; .. lite Veranda or s... .. gwwn‘hpfi: suit
' ‘ ‘I II Invest at e Mm es
’ TH! "687 COMFORTAng AND- NWWAEK..‘.'.'.°;“ :‘g, “9°". Wilt: land fra'uld cage: Involving o‘ltzan Ill
‘ ‘ armory: ”if 3 'V, minnow miss... I. also»: or morgue; macaw;
‘. . MIV‘WNWIMM- . I: ‘ The allegation lame to
. Tasmanian Iflilhdmifleehfli -'I merits, which were dashed at
WW I .. :I on 'April 10 milieu III there had
til Moon-elm ei‘rdtilthd M6100
government and the creek Indium It
‘ I" ; ‘V'l‘g
- r‘mewim . Mir—AI
°°" bi‘l‘idi‘le‘llll.
’.I"orl£a $2M
' low—A huihy boil,
. latest prise wrelted from the jungle
ipresldent‘s camp near Machetes word
ii.
rt»
3 i
em Hive Aimdy'
J 3'" or the Shiih.
honoree Is the
by colonel Roosevelt. , Iran the ex-
hau been brought "downiflllt' the luck
of the Roosevelt party continues. and
that fifteen varieties or nine, Imlud
lug the big rh’lno have been bagged
on the lastexpedltiou. I, .
The rhinoceros was charging MI“
Roosevelt when the hunter fired. The
i0" the other hand the rhinos are com-
’ new hunting. but It Is believed he will
2 turned to his dealt
distance was founteeu paces. and the
animal fell dead
'I he naturalists or the party are kept
busy preparing the trophies which Mr.
Kuwait and his son Kermit are
Inkling In daily. Forty- Ii-ve specimens
already have been prepared for the
Smithsonian Institute at Washington.
Although it was reported more this"
It week one that the Roosevelt party
was out particularly for uirufles the
reports from East mule-a have made no
mention of any some» in the search.
Giraifes are more V-mr-I than any oth-
er variety of the Int-v -r game here. It
In very diIIlc,IIIl too. to ride them down
unless they find themselves hard press-
ed or caught by surprise. Only one
glrulfo wan killed In the Alhi district.
whole MI. Roosevelt WW II. and only
eleven wrro killed in the entire pro-
tot-.torutc during the season «of 1906-07.
parstively plentiful About I50 were
tilled during the 19064)? season.
In addition to the giraffe, Mr. Roose-
velt has yet to meet u hippopotatllus
and all elephant. 0f the latter'ti ri-
are none III the region where h
meet with It hippo before he quits the
Mill valley, for they are comparatively
plentiful there. About iI'IU of them
were killed in llil‘ pl'titi'cttirillt- III the
1900-07 season.
it is expected that within a few
days, probably on Saturday. the Roose-
velt I-Itrsvuu will mow on to the So-
tik district, which lies titty or sixty
miles to the northwest of Nairobi nntl
near Lake Victoria.
Glands-01's~ Cry
filil FLETGIIEII'S
C A B T ________Q__ R l A
GEN. GRANTED PEACE SENTI-
MENTO.
llehep Samuel Fallows Heertlly In F's-
vor of Them.
CHICAGO, May 10.-—liiehlop Samuel
Fallows Is not III complete accord with
the nt-IItllllenitI of the ‘t-ecrrnt Peace
contention and upholds the ideals ex
pressed by General Grant III the clue.
In: banquet
“rho soldier as General Fred. 1).
Grant has statedfiflaald Bishop l‘nl
Iowa. “does not originate war. He may
be'the moat strenuous advocate of
will not be admired by deridin. the
soldiers bravery. 'M the world loves
II hero. and will coutlpue to love him.
'General disarmament Is a. consum
motion deloutly to he wished. But it‘
would be suicide for anyone nation
to disarm while whether nations are
multiplying the amiements of war It
will be a paradox for the United States
2 to multiply ships or war and coast do ‘
fences while its mission Is clearly to
bring peace to the World. But the
paradox is no gr’eater than that con-
tained in the War a of Christ. .
"We are r as It people to take
the lead it driermement. lint ttntll
the nations are ready to follow, we will
have to have a navy that will pro
portionately match that of any other
on the globe"
, ,
EXPE RT IN OEOGHQPHY.
Secretary 0| state Knox has round'
a colored messenger in his new office .
who knotts something of geography
Alongside the Secretary 3
is u creat globe standing over
feet high. The other day Mr. Knox
consulted It to see if it were-really
true that the sun never bets on our
dominious nowadays or to learn some-
thing else of equal Importance. The
Penleylvania statesman la the pink
or n.eutness and was somewhat
prituted to had that the his!
oiving bull soiled his coat sleeve. . -
i "Willem," he' said sharply .to this
essenger and i It; a “new on
globe, ‘there Is at there a f
thick "
. “It's thl ker‘a dal.‘ Ir. WI
replied th negro with that familiartll
that comes of mingling With aggro
bees
"What do you meant"
the premier. -
8 “Why' you‘se got yuh finder our do ,
desert of Sahara
Mr Knox did badly at trylaqtflo eup-
press It smile
-‘ “You'll find some new the‘ Atlantic
Ocean too." he remarked as he re
HAD THE"! POCKK'I'O PIGKKD.
: A number of expert pleltpookleu
«pear to be operating maid“
and the various railr station
from cu aoounte. furnish some of
places“ for their work. A few days “'0'
Ma Itew was relieved of a.
pocketbook 8.80 at the
South NorweiII station and last. Friday.
H. o. Cromwell $3” vile WI";
the well-
So th Moments)”
iflint taken while
‘i‘i‘é .
. region. of the old shaman ddii’i
Pwtor centuries lived had owns " In
vicinity. '
that throngs who
. 1th
0t who “the SIIOpper- .
The first specimens of porch furniture are on view.
Broad and comfortable chairs with high backs and wide
arms, setters and small rockers. Several finishes may be
had and three most ill Iletllatitl‘arc Ilatttral'and fumed oak,‘
and forest green. Mare elaborate suites are of willow III
attractive colors, the backs and seats of which are t‘t)\'i‘l‘t‘ll
with handsome l-‘rcllcll tafieta or crctonue.
A new little Mahogany Tea Table for lllt‘ drawmgroom
has a double sci of leaves, two above and two below. All
four can be dropped or folded into cmnpact shape when not
required. This is a very roomy and convenient table, as
there is abundant Space for extra cups. saucers and plates,
below lllt‘ Iczl cquipugc, which Is placctl on top.
Some new Reading Lamps for the livingroom or library
are graceful shaped :Iliairs of old English brass. 'l‘llc shades
are of white ground glass, the burners are central draft,
wIIiclI emit It strong and steady light softened by tllc shade.
'l‘llcy arc good for reading or any work.
\
The attractive Himalaya Cloth Is appreciated by wo-
men who arc in search of inexpensive coat suits this sum—
mer. It is one of the IIIerct-rizcd cottons and has a decidedly
silky appearance. There are coarse uneven threads in the
weave which add greatly to Its style and make it not unlike
Rajah. it is 1! firm. durable fabric especially suitable for
mat suits and one may choose from :I long list of'thc fash-
Ionnille neutral shades. 29c II yard.
There are Geuntictt Gloves for the woman who drives
or motors a great deal. Heavy cape gloves, soft and com’
fortablc with a peculiar cut about the thumb which allows
easy, full play to the muscles of the hand. A deep gusset
is set in the gauntlet which gives plenty of room. These can
be had in black, tan or Chamois. The challlois washes well.
__.._._.-—-—-——-—
The. M ReadCo
peace. The cause or unlvarut. peace
FIBRE MATTINGS' . .
:og Cdbiil Rugs
in all sizes. from Mats to full-sized Carpets
"Shades to Order a Specialty
demanded
SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA.
blur over a true er of a country, in“
sinhe fihl‘ or r886. titers has titan in.“
extramgndry movement i otter.
the can try to the s‘b'lltl't eats a phr-
lion or the United states the ‘sI
malarial W‘K’a'lldil
tie! on in Golifomia,‘
sidutlr.
h.ut the average
ten his condlt on dnflclally,
fui‘ operation;
we canny II chaos LINE or mart-mos. IN its. ..
, 2. 2‘ mos KINDS 2‘
CHINA narration .. .. ..................... nus Ida's: ,
JAPANESE narriuos ....................... :25: notice
I ............... .....35cahd3’9C'
'WE INVITE YOUR ATTENTION TO OUR NEW LINE .
and: Son
an hold them, can not fail to he of
in erect: Ila nowhere in the ‘w‘orld has
stilts, so rapid itnd
“a?" at common!-
hectaiiy loathe
"I‘Ihetle ”have “Mien human ~‘Inl
durations in various parts“ of hire lworld
pinheer moves to bet-
and his
_ evolution and than or trite town or vil-
.. Iago; he establishes its slow andI
Iain-
diet in the southwest,
".1 Gilli open
W” ‘0‘“ in “he II. ‘l dohiifieaii in that hair pt- the heats celled “south
“"0? 0 N then. will “$013“ . e‘rn oalttdrnia, lute relttltl seem to
“WI ”0th “3°“ “‘9'“ gins been produced, tote lane assent.
of tourism“ amt Iii" shrill:
Iitt'y first; think
the tub» lit eaitiveuilfltemo-Oq
"i‘t'ii" 1'Ii
.‘2 NI ten wealthy Eastern men and Malibu
'13” who have suddenly moved in taken
or aueltetle name and the realm
odes Ila‘va vane commune-1m SI;
1
warms opium. eiii; mi
litmus ,Jllty libs—AWMyi
tandem-y (of 1M
. all... dam
0" “thl
, 3 lie hurled In the some nave.
mum
re. 1”“! it was evident that. tire am
Is. In ‘ otth‘o "mai'. ‘
“run I ill l
“312%“ ‘ edlsui’e'lgdeu.
or money w'as ad out oh a this?
theiroom. wItlLtlte request that ey‘w
ltllh ”maize?“ tfl
W
- or... some»; net-Ina
am no
”on. millennium“ “it Moe.
an issue Imita-
poleeulonreud- are the
dalmheny Mini
.il V “
shamroIme"-
Min sworn-um v"
taken poemsion of maltose
ted it ehutttiueov' warouse .
and thematic-I new .
09"“ tow thousand?
$3?“ astigmatism. a city tot . it. . .
”Lim‘m“ In; t w I
hetI halite use» bailout to alto-o
this vast .m three horned miles.
omnipoten-
lam
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