t
. tertalnin‘g Wililain Fox, of Brooklyn.
.",. It
ranch Office. Nor-walk
990—- ditor'a Raaldaihaa I.
729Mliy Editor's flaring“
Miss Anna C. Lahoy. of Stamford.
has been viiiitih'g' her cousin. Misti Nel-
lie norm. of duty ‘aircot.
Floyd T. Roscoe. fif Weatport ave-
ntte. is visiting his sister, Mrs. Gehr-
mann. of Oakville, near Waterbury.
Mrs. Fred thperer and son of'
Water street. 80 tit gNorwItlk. are en
The annual meeting of the Men's
Christian industrial League of. the
Riyal M. E). Church for the election of
officers and other important business
villi be held in the church parlors op
Friday evening at 8 o'clock Refresh
month will be served and a social time
is expected.
The prayer and praise aervlce at the
First M. E. Church tomorrow evening
will begin at 7:45 o‘clock. The sub.
Joct is “The New Life in Christ. and
the scripture lesson ntay be found in
ii. Corinthians 5: ll-l_2. 'l‘iteae mcci-
lnga are full of the spirit of Christian
fellowship.
” othergQ inftthe
, weal: on progreaa. ha!
. lattilor input the hi QQ Q Q
lor. according to my thaw WWW" .
The trial OE
Ilium Martina
‘ iiilti Qra ' " circuit»
court. Which la noti oni‘iwcleveiith
coupe to that
with in ltd" advanced“
began yesterday afternoon. is the sec-
rotary (if the’ United mittens of Noltbi
America. .I‘I'e has bitch secretary ting
zat’arch tenor Previhitii to trait he tit
vice president of the United Hatters.
beginning his ter of office intitilis.
lie was secretary the Bethai. C
mu Makers baton from 1890 $09
He baa attended various coav'enti
botlt of the Udlted Hatters and of the
American Federation of Labor. in
September. 1908; he attended a con-
vention-of the iradba union in Islam
land as a delegate from the American
Federation of Indiana“ made an
address there.‘ His salary in 1903 was
$1.200 It year. When vice-prealdent be
war paid only for what time he lost.
He worked at hi: trade until he be
came accretary. except for four- months
beginning
Phillipa who was ill He became acc-
rotary after Mr. Phillipa died.
The matter of the secretary at hand-
ling of money wart gone into by Law
yer Beach. who examined Mr. Lawlor.
aums‘ gathered by 'thc‘ioca’l organlr‘a-
tlonti and turned over what he did not
spend to the treasurer. When be hand-
the money to Treasurer Maher
every month he gave him a statement
of expenditures.
were shown in the reports which he
made and which were audited by it
committee appointed by the president.
secretary. and payments for loss of
paid the agents who went. out on the
road; but he did thla when Treasurer
Muher was not at. the office and made
the payments for the men's convert
Paul E. McGuire, of New Haven.
formerly of South Norwalk. is here to
attend the ftinernl of his sister. Mina
Catherine McGuire, aipter of Mrs. San ‘
ford Sholes, who died at Hartford.
Conn, Friday. the fllat. Mr. McGuire
at present is employed by the city of
New Haven in the department, of pub-
lic woerII.
On Thursday ctenlut‘ February 8rd.
at 8:15. there will be a "ladies’
night." at the Norwalk Club. At that
time Dr. William R Brooks. M. A.. F.
R. A A. will give ai‘i‘tiluatrated ice-
. ”tumour dilemma. a! the Hear-1
one” Dr. Brooks is a celebrated an
tronomcr and it lg hoped that the
members of the club 'wil‘i taite gener
one advantage of‘tnilt ‘dcc'aalo‘n.
—-—liuilding material. Raymond lit-on
Lincoln Council No.1 0. U. A M.
will meet for t‘oglillil‘AIGiiSion Friday
night win-n the newly elected officers
lot the «awning term will he installed
by Distrltt Deputy Curtis. of Siam
ford, anointed by his Mall of installing
oiliccre. Every member of the order
in united to he preacnt at title meeting.
A good time in anticipated and re-
freshments will be served after the
work.
Mina May- ‘rXchorn. daughter of
Councilman Achorn. wait the hoaieau
of llll enjoyable cuchre given at hot
home, (l2 Schuyler avenue, laai even-
ing. Mint-I llunrultatt Willi uucceaaful
in capturing the iadiou‘ first price.
while the men‘s first an won by
Clarence L. Wilma. The tooby honors
fIll to Miss Ward. and Mr. liougcheclt.
of Norwalit. Titotplcuaurb of the gath-
erlng waa greatly enhanced bv the
numeral vocal colon of Mr. O' Brien
Stamford Advbppte.‘
iriifliii‘w iiiIESIIiili
South Norwalit People Are Requested
to Honestly Anewer Title.
lit itbt the‘wo‘rll 'uf azi'eprebontntivo
citizen of lentil. Norwalii more cctib
viucinu than the doubtful utterancca
of amid“ liviithzonrywhcre eltut in the
in
Mrs. cementum. 199 Washington
at; South ”0r k, Conn. can: “i
alifleflfl' mutant and kidney
trouble f yearn}
attht. burial own data in the Illiiili
of badly but than
and In“! Altai
kidney accretion- were alto diacrderv.
ad. Bea WI Kidney Pill: hlgn~
iy await meat to Mrs. Plaiated'a
Drug store. and appeared a box.
though other remediea i had tried null
icucc. lie was not secretary at tht
time of the later» trouble, but he wat
the acting secretary during the four
months beginning May. 1902.
He explained items of anymore if
curred by him in advertising the unit»
label. He made a trip to Buffalo ant
to lndianapoiia to advertiue the label
Various signs. placards. match boxca-
'etc.. were shown him and he idcnii
<flcd them as means which wore user
to advertise the label. The matchbox
cit were givenmut. on the ntrccin III
in the. meetinga of men The truuiIr
which the agcuta used were limit". (‘03!
log tit) apiece and built anecinllt. 1 but
were nntrovt. but tall and adapted foI
holding quantities of placard: and ad
retaining matter-“They were ornII
mooted with the hatIeItI' label.
Mr. Beach lnt’i‘fi’dticed in evidence a
bundle of certifl from .aecretarlet.
of atom ahcwifi t the union label
was costumed: i la atatea. ltutamuci
as the pittintllf'd rouitael alleged that
the label was a Eihcamt of boycott at.
.Beach desired to show that they were
need in a hardness way an busineaa
labels are used.
When court convened in the morn
tngl Treasurer James P. Maltcr was
atili 'nn the witnetut stand and he stain
on the stand until Mr.1.awlor tool.
his pb'te late in the afternoon. Mr
Muhcr had his troaaurer’a books and
he was examined for the purpose of
.Ithowlng what expenditurea were mad:-
in carrying out the light against
loowe. As the accounts showed come
of money paid out to agents not atat
ing for what purpose the moneywu
given, it was difficult for the plain
tiif'a counncI to get at the information
which th wished They showed that
about 97. (it) won paid out to ugentt
dutitut the \car in which the tau-wt
tight with being waged The default
fund which the United ilattcra Ruther-
ml was about 9180.000. but moat of
this watt uacd by the Unitcii Matters
in the war which was waged against
them by the united union nutnufactur
are who tried to throw off the union
label. lawyer Mcrrttt brought out
Information that no report was made
to the marathon of the unlona of the
largd’defcii'le coconut which with gun
cred. An to the glowing reports made
by Ptottldcnt Momtt concerning the
raid that Mr Moilltt did not do all that
but reports would indicate. although
the. results were accompiiahed undet
but administration. Ho Illd that any
thing Mr Monti tallied about to refer
in the telling. The witnoaa watt halted
when the national otganitratlou de-
cided to take up the dated“ in the
preheat cane. lie believed that the
Qtuuticr wan ilrat taht a up at the officer
Qof the United Haticra in New York
when the local oiilcera in Danhury and
the national oftlderu diacuaaed it to
gather
The croacexamination of Mr. Maher
There wat- a can» wait finished at I. 30. in the redirect
examination the witneatt explained the
1 watt be It"! iargoaau or. the defense (and at one
[could not van. The time Iii mm the babtilnrlogether
manufacture" ualnct the
of the
lttniona and a fund wan deemed neces-
nary to protect the calm from the
al.1ttnion manufacturers. Much time was
beach in having the wlt~
iipent by Mr.
Q Mint Matting.
him. How“ ‘
to}.
.1903. when he acted I
as secretary in the place of secretary Q '
The witness said that he received the I
flip expenditure: .
The officers“ salaries were paid by the ‘
titne were paid by him. flint-times ho ,
unionlaatlon of factorlea the wither!
once to himself did not grow smaller
,. '. the anode are all from reputar stock. not inferior grade bought for 9
ill": 399-96. '41:,
.... iii...“ .amd
sawmc
l l“ I J
‘ lithium Dream on Eatbalatera.
12 18 North tibia Sheet. . Soaihhorwallt. Conn.
tiQet ,
‘ ant. oaaouarca or run a chairman. .AHOM'HAND .AND
rvcawatrm oaeaameura or
. read an article taken Erom untold .
i new about aIldecude m. at the time?
'Q unlit." he raid. “in in the limelight and
Q has a national reputation aud,from~
IIMMMW“. It .' . l
Rev. DeWirt may” Duran opened
hip porter pt lacnIIQ-ra 9p “Metaphyaicai'il
laat evening at the wNorwallt Baptial
Church Profaclng his remarks. itth
Mr. Van Doren came in Norwalk. He»
said that he had been here riwclve‘Q
your» and mounted to atav and that
ianyong could go over his past recotii
with a duotooth comb. if they dealrJ
It‘d. no can preaching the truth of
(lad and he won willing to be turned:l
out of church It need be. (or that:
“truth. He apoke of the attitude of‘
brother ministers at the time he canto
to Norwailt and added that there was i
not cite of them now wh’d’ would not
ulve hilaold ribbon to be in his place. i
"The First Baptist: Church of Nor-
i.
all the great centers of the country art.» I
MERRILL COLLEGES
' All. FILLING QOOD POIITIONI
There's a Grand Opportunity for livery Ambltioua Boy and Girl who
will Enroll Day or Evenint. NOW.
30th Namath Slamfdrd rort Cheater
O. B. '- Jackson
’ Optician ‘
Everything in the Optical Line.
Eves Examined Free
at wan. train. client «In. uonwaaa.
“‘-
,M «A... 4...... haw- . mw—uflw
THE-¥-—-
A. J. Angevinc 8: Son Co.
Furniture, Carpets, Stoves, Etc.
134- l36 Washington Street. South Norwaik
anmmm
The advantage of wearing the proper Corset ia Whairaled by
woman who» gown at» and hanga troll.
Our t‘oraei Department can aupfiy you Qwitn put the proper model for
tour figure that inauriiil one. corn on atyi e and true
Our experienced com-tier will bite you a mt- tilting of any (arm in
air stock at 9200 or over.
Qsttecial Bargains in odds and audit of (‘oracta at half prirc and lean.
ti t‘ (HI-
N. E. Ryan" co.
i6 WASHINGTON STREET. SOUTH NORWALK
tho
I:
Were behind this line of GROVIR'B COMFORT SHOES--
aud the consumer will be the gainer thereby.
They are htiiid. ilcxihic. stylish. good fitting and wilhui
comfortable.
You cuIt‘I beat them. A” tholaicat conceptions.
FLYNN 8. RYAN
90 ’WAIHiNO‘i’ON "RI"
death“ an a uonatnloa fil'lll
l902. after it had become union?"
The witness could not unawer.
"Wag I are not new trouble with
hurt whic catuied the udvmtiaomeni
to be put. in?" the witness waa naked.
lie could not tell why the name was
reminded in the advertiaomont.
Mr. Merritt united the wiinoan if iht'
United llattara did not got abort of
funda at one limo and if Mr. Ferry.
of New York. did not come to their
aaalataace by formatting money. The
witneu knew nothing of Mr. Ferry'u
oi! ng utterance. r. Ferry wan one
of he union manu turora who canto
voluntarily to teatify for tho defame
in thin cI‘uIe. "tie it a wealthy man.
Martin bowler took the wither!
stand unduly after it o clock and W“
on the! stand when court adimuncd
The lut half bout watt taken up with
oifcrin in evidence twenty-nix certtn
cited malarial of the atrium of
titer-agitttra one! th union label. 'l‘iteI
quattti united Mr abet concerning
the drip cation for it new charter and
Why Writ name watt advarilacd after
hia than had become union were united
Mr. AWlOl‘. but he could give little In-
for atioh. He thought the advertlac-
t prince of ycaterday
a New York. The net-ambit- of abort:
to cover made a wild ripening and tore
Ill bribed from i to I‘. polnia above the
cloning level of yesterday.
The opening apurt brought out III-ii.
lag oniera which carried priceit hack-
in May. palate over lirl
wardtt and the xcitentent died down.
t‘oluntitua i ll idug Coal and iron
laid at i7. compared with Si lalt night.
on the appointment of receiver: for the
company.
ivl’ pavement in Waahlngton street
Ithaca were not unliicienily ahurp
allow it to mgain lta Qfaet readily. but
mm Willi loadantage
the great nail
youraelt‘ an
in the the world; title. Frank B.
Baxiiii‘ will tell of many of hi: can
tomerii
‘ Qpeople who hear testimony
- break you.
A Junk dcaler‘a borne clipped on the
altortiy before noon today.»'i‘he honor»:
to
liiill film Fill
When you bu‘ a package of Sunni-e.
forming food. wet it
can how attach rim flu
w o a month or an ago were
thin; pale and haggard. but whomi‘e
to the:
Quarter of this church We have been
gli‘illllt‘d in Chriutlan theology to fear ‘
thud we have become creatures rather
than architects of circumstances. You
cannot break a divine commandment.
'-bui remember the divine law can
There III no ouch thing at
a apeciai divine providence. when-
ever you go contrary to the law of
Cod. you find youraclr defeated. if you
take the knowledge i give you. Hi
Idaho my reputation. yea, my eternal.
inter-eat. on the outmntc. no man can
‘ fail in life for on his aide fighting hie
battkut. aorlting day and night. in the
eternal changeleas God " '
He spoke of the breadth of the
New Thought movement. how it want
gathering strength every day. as was
manifested in magazines, newspnpera.
novels and many other ways and or
the reaching out of man for better
things, lliii dcairn to attain. to rise
higher. This in,- dulled the divine pow-
er in man. lie than prtmceued to tell
the origin of the word "hietaphyaica."
how it Willi taken from Ariatotlc. and
menu “after pityaica." lie stated
that ovetytiting that had «ch been
buhllabcd on New Thought. was only
the exprcarlon. perhaps in dlilércni
form. of the work of the master Aria
tulle. lib spoke of the subjective mind
up vital processes of the body and
cloned *by giving some practical aug-
gcaiiona an to how it would work. or
could be lllmit‘ in serve his lit'lii‘rll'ii. in
daily life.
The course will be continued for
live Itlgbta, 'l‘ttcaday evenlugaQ helm;
citation; and will be given rain or
shine.
“mum—.2... .....
RECEPTION TO REV. AND MR9.
A. H. IOUTWELL.
my»...
Memorial Iapilat Congregation For-
mally Welcomu New Falter.
Rev. A. ll. lioutwell. the, new punter
of the Memorial llaptiat Church. in
llrldgeport, and his wife wore given
a warm welcome into the social life
of that city at the reception tendered
them laat night at the church. which
and list continued action ltt ltwtpinit '
Q Q e.-.;“We have bad faith
truncations dayfllomon w.” Will you Qbe
among the luciQIy shoppers? r r ‘
THESE DQ NOT HALF TELL
.. 4i~5tlcmsrcctn «29c 3m 25¢:
72x90. first quality Shem- 990 short flkirta; this automatic
For this day ...-.........29c title Short Skirts ...........Q V'
59c All Linen Saris, 39c 94 flats, >98c Q
Ali Linen Scarfeuvery neat. little worth up to It. This.
putlrrnn. For this day. . . .391: (110'. 8900i“ |0t ........... 990
soc Table pm 39c 5% Boys' Coat Sweaters. Q,
Extra wide, good quality L 391: ' '
Damask; regularly 5"“ Heavy Coat Sweaters; our'
it‘m' liiis day ----- . “39¢ 73" Ieghlar 69c Sweater-e Out ..
,, . thlaQ (lily ..... . ......... . .390 ‘
$2.25 Heatherbloorn Skirts. “
Si 49 ~ ' Flannelette Gowasahti
' Skirts
A bargain worth your trou- _
ltlc. Everybody imOWIl ii 8100 Skirts or Gowns. . ..... .96
ilcathcrblmm. (in sale The very best quality Flaa- ,
this day .......... . ..... our neletle; regularly 91:00 ,
This day your choice. . .. . .996, Q
12c Hose. 8c pr. ' .
Good quality Millet-1‘ lime: comet COVE” ‘ . I
regularly l2c. This day. .. lac Cornet Covers. lace trim- .-
lo pair med. This day.....2 far 259
vnewoer
ZIS Soot
tam“ :‘..
Examine Our Work Q_
Critically ' . '
attct your mrriage has been as red
and repainted here and see iii llb‘t.
as good as new You can't M m
aubmatiai and auperlor work jib the ’
line of repairing or repainting. ‘~
want an thing done in uttriitt _ Q
the plan to bring it to ililiiEO»
workmanship. durability and
excellence. and we are alwaygw iuQ
our charges.
Luther M. anht
0019'"! NORWALK. GONN-
4% L \ .
waa attended not only by all the mem y ”tr! .
membera of the church. but also many vagun’f‘gg 83nggi’ggng foi- """""" ' .Et Q0:
others. including many of the Protect. "'9 """" " ‘ ' i . .
"Q . AAP‘IIAQNCV Pawn ambit. 24% lb sack ...... 5:
t clergymert of the city. the church A FANCY P ”1.3!”! FLOUR. a b“, d , .. ‘9
and Buaday achOOi room being throng- 1 3X4 A FINE 13608.: do w """"""" "'“‘ '75
ed front it until 10 o'clock. the "houra' " ' ' ‘ ‘ ' ' """"" ‘ ’ ' ' ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ 1:133“
act for the reception.
The church Wilt-l prettily decorated
with palate. potted plants and flowcm
while Jeromc Maya banjo orcheatra, QQQQQ
nearly hidden behind a bower of
plants in one corner of the Sunday
acitool mom diacouraed aplendid music
all the evening. Innate that pririt made
the feet of some of those praaent .
tingle for a dance. Fruit punch and
wufcra wire geerd.
Rev. and Mrs. itouiweli, the latter'
carrying a large bouquet of ouran
tlnnu, were aaaiated in receiving by;
Mr. and Mra ll. E. Shaw. Mill. 1’. li.‘
and Mrs ..l A Wood and Mr. and Mra'
A. H llucli The gtteata warn prcaentQ
an foilowii:
flrIQppin 0 Owen (‘ QA. Blowout. F ii
Sitanafleid It. it Dodge. Jr. and in»
land Manten.
i
nocticut lg to he held in the liridge
At the morning reunion there. will [in
a dittouaaion of attpcrvialon:
parlance ought one to have before
failed to 1le the relief. 9.0M"- “‘9 “9“ “WM“ 9 “3"“ "i 9" ”0°“ meht was continued through tandrcr- now through the ate at neurotic.
nev Pills at once rent in the tent of The naval n the ruin cat in a tonne. up said that the original cit-r. fillill’ig atron not a... y. with perfect fiffl'g i"; :fiil'iz'fl" “3432."?
my trouble ind lint“ had lint-had |It'tuntp. and apeclal allowance wait glvI m- of “up em “up u. existence. hmf and ‘ trbctivo “h m pg. 9 9 9 ii i l' '
""‘ Will??? 9“ ill" ii; till” flit'Wi‘t. t""““"°" ....__.__........_. ”9 "mm“ W” "‘"W' “““ °’ “WW”
my ~« we hit I If bw r titre watt Did i! 1' P MN. it t .
their are. anQd found more and mord' printed matter intended- to further . Ill Aug It a or“ mu “t m” 0 ”no" “a what pain
relief untiil watt entirely rid of the
trouble. l have not and an attack of
rheumatiam in our two yearn and!
giro .Wl Kidney“ It i credit
or cutting. meant 1‘ are red-
unintended themt Qee and line again
to friend! and a? anode." "’
or ilfQile by all den ra. Price no
to Hit ifimterflilfiih'n (to. flitkalo.
ma. York. hole manta for the United
bar the nether—Dorm imam!
N other.
‘1 W341i ;.
the cause of the union. ‘
i III
the withers. ’
the United Hatters apply for
new charter from the an not it i"
the. martian-examination air.
Davenport had trio attentions to “it
"Why" said Mr. Datum
mt "after the convention of trail
liicm Mada Ham to Cover on line
wring Nam Harm Weaningtoru
NEW YORK. .lattr Ida-The volatile
ttpruah of prince of Mocha when the
marital opened today made ll urination.
at muel to the admonition fail in
audio Indira good natural dealt that
aired hilt bet-aorta] guarantee with or-
(Q’erQinltilll 9.099 he poll tore
tut
«which?
lilhaa la 1
The without could not antiwar the prion yeatarday. Such or yortortlay‘a
attention. Mr. mvonpot’t raid that Mr. antlers tut did not have Mocha in their
Marriaoadtad been aauedthat attention ponmton for delivery found them» "w
andvpoqud noQtQ Karin?” IQQ Q . act :tn anugmbsrraaamapnaxion thQia
"ea r vc r.'waant agw porno macantn girl dwomntoQ eaQtpl am
00- MVQI'NIIOMII to Breast» London bleillg advocacy of l to IQ taut ”pithy; ' 9°” 9 “F”
m
I
IQtQaIIQQQQthaQQQQQQ .liQIQE “at
a hr r ‘rh
‘tf‘.’
and etch tn‘atrength and benign
e
am not protheIiia it‘t‘iIcIcQ I‘lii‘tiervli
nitrification. It We
“at“ “ill
weak rapi’iiow ittENIEa n m t
title. it build! dot the thin. pm... pm”?
tcrntQIQop tension to
in the
~11." \
The Great A8QIP Tea
i MOM.” a.
Againat Placing Confederate Lead-
pronoun. .utn. iltl. The placing of
tho monument of General Robert F.
(lrlppla. Mina Ethel Crippln Deacon Lee in the national capitol at Wat-Iii
Qiugton baa amused the memberu of
'itlcrriant Post. (.3. A. it. of thin city.
ed to them by the unborn who were and a vote was talten at the regular
Meters. B it. Dodge, (‘ QIncetlng that night emphatically pro-
fuming against into national recogni-
tion Quad honor for the tumour Con-
federate general.
Adjutant May baa been inatructed
acuoowaarawa ao‘uuo natal". draft I rowiutiou crucially are
“my... M9997. "WWW 0f ii“! illahooi Qtnuigaling thin vote and to lead it to
utaatcra' Round Table of Weatarn Can ”‘9 limp-9i anthpritica 9'- W999i!!!
ton.
fibrin High school annular. Feb. r...Q birdied, tbamreivcr w
toll and coast-enabled reproaentmz
u) munithiu tuttc urging immediate action
collection. tr’aiItIth and practical onui towarda having the atatuie removed.
Pl'l‘TSiiimtl, Jan. ail .MTwo ”baco-
tii.) 'l‘o bail man who have'baou in the city
on! the prevent tttathodn. during the conferences of the major
at collimator doirimcntal to the in league commute"
Qdivlduaiity of the teacher? At. the at- home after monolithic: what they .
ediQanQuaaicn will be came hare for. Charla: A. Gomlakay.
0956} the Miami!» or the ohtcwo Americana. were an
with add no iiQyQ Qhr ont‘lcortgc lit OlitQti‘ engaging smile as ho boarded his train.
wifi‘fiflo .A My Dalian...le QQBrleanpotit. for he had signed Frank Q
991.3%“.th illl 9591M?“ pitching aquad. Smithy
cal and how all overture: the do? im
much than canola 'bo milled-rid} each. Gouda cya smite. tilarlr Griffith land
‘ :9! “W9. of Withheld. in count on Elba
tat—y and trelliurcr cf the armlatioit play third for Cincinnati thin year. .
I” 98 WACHINGTON OT. Q'OUTlQ-i NORWALQQKI"
.....
‘QANS OIJEOT TO HONONM
LII
Remuneration of Henri of
onion Reduced by attic.
WASHINGTON, Jan. lib—«em m6 “
office department boa vitriol“ MN
m or rmnit A. "WM. ambit
of Hartford. reduced front 99”“ a
year to tattoo. 'rIIu office war ‘
to the 94.000 class Iaat July. b“
pat-intent baa ziuat timbre?“
thing like 910.000 worth of ‘
bought at the ilurtmiti all“
Traralertt laauranoe comm
need by branch albedo or n
notable of Hartford. were
the annual receipta'ofjtliof '
without- ihi'l amount 96009. 7
would not have been the '
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