it'll
O
‘Impor taut
'~ (‘aacnrots 1mm9dintely nicotine and regulate the stomach rempve the,
p{0nr, undigested uud fermenting food and foul gases; take the 630008 bile
‘itIrom the liver and carry off the decomposed waste matter and poison from
.11... intestines and bowell.
A (luscnret tonight will straighten you out by morning-11 iO-cent box
‘ " will keep your entire family feeling good for
months. Dani forgot the children-wtheir little in-
, sides need 11 good. gentle clennsin’g. too.
“ 10° garner
Mao ”Bo-ml
6000 ms
OWAYTON
:- Mrs. Mary A. Dufuult, of Stamford,
has been visiting friends in l‘towrtyton
and Norwnllr.
W. 1.. Senrles. of Tokeneko. wllLati-
dross the Rownytou Men's Club. this
evening. at the regular meeting to be
held in the Methodist Episcopal chap-
el. on “The Extermination of the Mos-
quito.“ Mr. Seorles has made 11 deep
study of this subject. his efforts to
l‘ttrnillttrize himself with the. details
inlzini: him to Hrrwil. Panama. and
other pincer: where otrenuous efforts
hith’ bot-n necessitated by reason of
tho nbuudnru'e of the posts. All the
Illi'lllirt‘lH rm.- earnestly requested to
be pr't-ut-rrt.
......W
n.
[pounu
Nonorou
)u'nrd Adams, of Barton. hits tnitt-n
up the studios of the. senior your 111.
Morrut Pleasant academy. of (Morning.
N. Y. 111- wont with the best wishes
of his runny friends for a successful
and pit-:rsnrtt your.
Deputy Sheriff 1). Louis Landrignn of
South Nor‘wallt, paid 11 visit to llnrlou.
Monday afternoon. nt which time he.
served jury wnrrnnts on lilrnur B.
Taylor and (Ion. H. Stark. 'i‘ht-nc gerr-
ile'ucu have been nurnruonrd to Bridge-
port to sit in the (.‘rirnlnnl Superior
Court.
.liritpt-r Mt‘iA‘V)’. tho Soclnlhit cnndl-
dn't- for uuryor of llr'ldueport. won the
Izilt‘tii of Robert iittrrter.tlte prominent
IIIl‘llIilf'f' of tlrut party. oi” Ilnrlt-n. .iit‘.
Mi'i.t"\'_\' rut-t nnd converged with u
Illllllilt‘l‘ of Ilurien people and impress-
t-tl thorn cont-'itlei'nbly with his strong
pcrwnnllty.
Imrit-n In ronuumod with cnriooit)‘
on 10 whut the finding of (tumour t‘llf—
ford ll. Wil-Jon will he in rognrdn to
the killing of Ilornurtl P. Smith. which
occurred lit-tween this plot-c uud No-
t'otnn. Sunday afternoon. and Into
which. ill'f'tli'iiilifl to his usual custom.
WIIH lirh‘ilit' in nature.
Rev. it. it. Smith. [itilim' of the Dur-
tuu Mothmilnt Epilrcopttl church. will
onioi'tnln tho int-inborn or the choir on
hirrmlay owning. in honor of the neo-
omi nitnivorunry at its organization.
'l‘tw incmiwm have been invited to be
In :titt-udunco ut the pnrwnniro on that
(Ii‘f’il'lion and are anticipating it very
pit-:turrnt evening.
w.
.1...-
Ali arrangement: have been oom~
gilt-ted for. the amt some. snttrrdny.
win-n the Hun Boom and the Would
.ito'u will engage In the greatest haw
tutti conflict ever witnessed on n Dur-
ieu diamond. It will not be all frrn for
116.61g
inn-us
Suppfies
Guns. Winn. Traps. etc.
liiili'filiil'illiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiii.
Gilli Iii iiilliiili [iii Sililii. iiiSiY Silliiiiii
You men and women who somehow can't gut. feeling rightv—who have
an utmost. daily heartache. coated tongue, foul taste and foul breath. dizzi-
nose can't sleep, 0’0 nervouu and upset. bothered with J. sink. Busy dis:
. {ordered 16101111011. or have backache nod feel all worn. out.
‘ Are you keeping clean iodide with Cascarete— or merely forcing a nun-
ipunewny every isw days with units. cathartic pills or cantor oil? This in
the members of tinnitus Been’s are in
several instttnces former bnsobnll ploy-
ers of reputation rind are determined
to put the klboeh on their younger op~
ponents. The big feature of the day.
however, is the shore dinner which will
follow at Shorehaven hm.
Tire llnrlt-n Leader has been merited
with the hurlen Review. of which
Stephen l... lines is the proprietor and
editor. Percy Lawrence. former pro-
prietor and editor of The Leader gave-
out yesterday afternoon that he had
cold the subscription lists and adver-I
tlsing privilege-to his competitor. lruv
ASKED .. Til ‘IlIiIllIi T00.
FIIEIlIl-EII'I'LI, MIMI
tuners
(Continued from First Page.)
________ .
duty. F‘ndlug that drinking luterferred
with his official duties, he has decided
to retire to prive life.
“I’m through with the job. " out Mr.
Sundford. more in sorrow than in on-
301'. “A man ohn't be Mlyor of‘thiu
town and be lobar. I've tried It for
nearly 11 your. and I ‘know. it u‘tarted
on New Year’s Day when i was inuuzw
rated. I can't godown the street willi-
oui hearing, ‘Mnyor, let's go have n lit-
tle drink.’ from all sides. lf 1 didn't
not-opt l'd‘ lone votes. and—well. I have
not lost 11 friend thrit I itnow of. But
now I'm done. There are too merrily
Hrutuinles In this town. lm going to
move to Westfield. I wish my succes-
sor good lualt. and it good thirst.”
Liquid Valedictory auction.
The! was Mayor Sandford's liquid
valotiictory. and to my thut It caused
a sensation in Dunellen would be put-
ting-it lightly.
Village Barber Comments.
"Called us ‘rnmrnles.’ eh?" fepented
Mr. Peterii nil lit; swung his brush
against Mr. I’enner'tr face. "He's got.
a fine nerve. And we wouldn't mind.
but he’s been the‘“humrnelt" Mayor
we‘ve ever had. and when it comes to
'bum' Mayors. Dunellen has had a
few."
in his eagerness to denounce the
Mayor. Mr. Partner swallowed a bunch
of. ends and blew up soap bubbles for
the next few minutes. "ilim above all
their calling us rurnm'les." he resumed
between conghu. "i never allow him
to go in the room where I keep the
tur't'ierr-ttno."
“l‘rn sorry in one way." sobhod Mr.
’Gfll‘l't‘tEiOIl. "He's the first Republican
Mayor wo'm had in years and Inn way
his ronduct r'oilocto on President 'I‘nft‘s
ntimlnlutrntlon.‘
Laughs at His Critic.
int: decided to make it change in his
residence. The people of Dorian tire
lotir to see The Leader suspend bttsi 3
nose on it ltnd the promise (if being a
live and upktodata publication. which
was not afraid to print tit-We when it-
wns news.
WOMAN'S DAY.
(The Forum. I
This is the day of the mi 1‘ of we
mm: more so than uomnn Itself known,
or- many of her brothers understand
’ilre chmor of the more or' lost: nrlil
tnnt clnirnnut of the snffrngo is indce .‘lI
loud in the land. but how little is it.‘
rt-trlixr-d as (“'itit‘Ili‘t‘ of n irt-memdouu1
sociological fact, the awakening of it
ifcuriuirrt- our consciousness. Still rou-1
liyntion 1:: there tlrtrt tlrt: wtflld In pl‘f‘~
lpnriniz for n Messianic advent of thc
womnu spirit. which in the gentler port
of the ltttrrurn spirit. the port of lori‘
oppout-tl to tort-c, though some have
llefondlo Ileurn and Fiona lilac-lend.
instance. it in no: ftilniiiill'. Fifty years
1130 Mrs. llrownlun mntlc 1.2mm Snviu
of Turin say:
“Yr-t i wrrs :1 potatoes only inst your.
sold."
lint modt-rn liniy hardly qunliflt-u its
30111-1161 . ,
[ll‘ilitii‘ of Ada Nt-ur'i by any such rest-rt
one unique Alit c hieynt-l nud Kathi-r
court rrny.
Mort- keen and more consttzrnt thnn
spiritual courage. Modern mun. uwuy‘
lu't ill‘iWW‘li tho unrelenting inner
(ltlllill‘iull'lltlilii of the spirit and tho
wmhl’ u ilmifliiirfllltfl nnd iniidcilty be-
f‘f‘lIlIt n upolouotlc and equivotsl or liti
iitv unmo tiringu With quiet certainty
nor rrntl conductor of tho world‘n till
now: while womnu. the wonht-r hull,
nriporficiul relation» while retaining» ,1
woman. the poetry of men to remark
item «and elaborate diuplnyn of noph
nine accent.
‘6
4-.-
The! out In silence on the bench;
She shut her am. this ancient miss.
his was unheroio clay. and no he more
iy stole any. ~Iouinvillp Cour-tor-
foreueon tutti fort-told this. turning them '
Ilut the voice of woman to more nrrdé
mort- henrd: in the chorus: of poets. for'
And good at my nrt for u womun. rnen.
rttilorr or; “tor n uornnn.‘ And iv'hort-i
M18.ii10\\lling Wilt-lit poet of first note 1,". one either Just slip that Into
inc Tynnn rind others are n numeronnl
than in her spirituul reullnutlons, wo-.
mun is also unstressed of much xrettier wogmomg-
‘ "lint there's only one saloon in “'1'".
'l‘ho nuturnl role oi man no brendwln- lows been waiting for
no the lover who lute nwnkouod his
into": love tom! learn-wan ntmoluin wttrtr. lititrn't want it. It won wished
nirnpiloity of tilt-onions: in her deeper- on m1: '-
life. (Benin-ted with the poetry of
shit: for 116 helitnuciel. circumioctp
letiontimt when it but! ought to any oi ,
the uplrlt. ought to unrel- of the
emotions. Cantu-tot! with tho poetry "InVIIn them to have a drink. “
of men. the pantry of worried it re.
mnrknbie for its quiet. nimble. direct in the moot cryin need of Duration?”
Iplfllufl uni ornotiomi utterance. It! "A patrol written."
, unheliuint store-lion of what than
four 66 mo not". Thin u. the femi-
ohe won I Iomowhnt ancient peach.
expecting him to steal e um. But
Minor Snudford returned to Dune!-
'lcn Isnt night. btrt denied that he had
.purposely delayed his return until It,
won dnrk lie is a jovittl woll upolten
man of nlxty tlvn or thet‘enbouta and
laughed until his teeth rattled when
,he heard of rho indignation his state
mt-ut hnd urou'sod. He stood by every
|word of it. and by way of proving that
i he was not 11 I’rohibitionlst. invited the
re; orient to split it bo‘tlc of wine with
‘ any Other flourf
him He ii\l‘il in :1 fine old house and
is void to have uionrr oi mom-1.110"
was huntmlnu it hit of smut rind owing-
Ire hove In night. He curried a whitn
pnpt r box under his arm.
. ”Whirl bore you not in the box?"
naked 11 l‘t‘ilt‘il'lt‘l‘.
"An nilhi." he replied with a wink
“'it‘n boubonu. So the bunch are all
.diotur'lu-tl about their being called
i‘rnnintit-s.‘ oil'.’ Ha, ha. ha! That‘s
pretty good."
"Is it true. there in u lot or drinking
'ln this town?"
”Just iflk1‘ the office of Mayor if you
don't bellow mc," he said with n laugh,
,“Thcy'vo hurt me on one runner since
i I took office."
"Thoy any you're I herd drinker."
“Don’t better.- it." chuckled tht- old
nutn. "it‘s thi- easiest thing I do. What
else did they so) '.‘"
”i'i‘if‘l‘i-i says he never saw you rt»
June it drink in your life."
"'l‘hrrt' it, right nnd I not" 9110' him
ihlrn on yotrr tiny to the train."
"llld yon'know they were going to
oust you from ofllco’!"
“They're too late. He ousted my-
1 field."
or. stopping nil hundu on the back and
executing n neat little atop.
trite-ii, or eioutorian. In his spiritual “What a your-51”."? an Mayor?"
ttvkrtowlotluemontu. Wornun speaks of “Nothing but abuse. and they raino
it very month How long have you fol
but it until 11111111."
"What let] you to become Mayor?"
you?"
ITIADFAITNIOI
All my life long
mm
were hetero him
acutely,
tug :1 nine in ttir't-frt-t- lnnhl 1) when] 2
self. l‘m trotting ready to move to
“One will do me." laughed theMuy- K
mo? Four
hours? i feel norry for you. I loot-o
vouturo unit hunlneu has bred in him. hero in tho morning and don‘t
under the seeming of force mid.
tllroctnonumvnnt tltnlditynndIrrdlrotrt- "llow long intro you “you bore?"
"Eight years; but it. 1'!an three
lira rent dollar in the relations of tho mu... u long .3 that. I'm going to
sum has learned in be Indirect in the “or out in n hug-m". »
come
"I didn't. have to he but till after-
"Why in Mr. Peters I0 bitter Intuit
“lie I sure 6.5.1.... i don't above It
his shop. and For sure because I did.”
"Whnt are you going to do if the
Councilmen neutrino an explanation?" mm. the young “(intact tmh York N" ileum and it
from Perla Jtudlotr butt been with the
now you um I not: be contested
to complete disillusionment.
“What in your opinion, Afr. Hui/or,
he said. “tor the next two years la
duirm tutti chicken houau. When i the heavy summer travel. with» tab
on oil then. «am at the tomb
mm to northern 21W instead points?
will he continued in Irvine until the
toil America tour weeks we ~there
were not 1 doses duh-m in the United
States that had received the situation
of I first-o u Irohitoott now I find
. 166.com on who am I tang . New umbm containing on not
mmmuuummmunou
> m
I have belieid with moat refine-ct the
Who ltuew himself and know the
Anti trout among than shun Milli at. is in 5 srriiiltuiii'hil -
momma.
stud. tinting chain. with 1 Wm
M“ ' _ , t
Uneeda Biscuit are
the perfect soda
crackers. Therefore,
Uneeda. Biscuit.
Fiver cents spent for
alpackage of Uneeda
Biscuit is an invest-'-
ment—an invest-~
mentin nourish-
ment,- in health, in
good eating.
Though the ”cost
is but five cents,
Uneeda Biscuit are
too good, too nour-
ishing, too crisp,
to be bought merely
as an economy.
Buy them because ‘
of their freshness—
buy them because
of their crispness—
buy them because
of their-goodness—
‘buy them because of
their nourishment.
Always 5 cents. Al-
ways fresh and crisp
in the moisture-
proof package.
Never sold in bulk.
NATIONAL BISCUIT
COMPANY
Hll I'IOIALTY. . ,
(New York Times.) OOTOIIR 1.
Announcement to mode by the New
15“.“ wt 0! 066000!»
NEVER ii‘AiL.
“Do you think women
more pointer?"
. “Well." replied Mr.’Growcher, “ni-
tor listening to the conversation on
the front port:ir'.-I'll_ author for them.
ALM‘QWGI‘ stami-
. they’ll 11nd out so 2
what you servantngfind tit
down- in the kitchen.” M
We montly tullt about‘tho ‘
in tho drnu'in' room. And
your pardon. l‘ia'nm. whatfl
urnstly talk about upstairs?"
talk mostly ulout the Berni:
Life.-
....i
investigation
'15.. "uPhlludeb
. «...»
Mrs. Hich-to-do»-—“'I‘e
South Nowell; Posted-
81“.?" Points-04 655.
Safety Raztu
for 50c
Call at our store and examine them
58:5
Western Poluuwbz 56. 6: 30, ID: as I
Outdoor ——5: 65. 8:30 a. m.;
.10?erth 4:113:60. 10: 00 1!. 111.;- .11}
Weotem Point I
'00 pm ‘ ‘
Danhur —-o:00,m1:oo,o;ep pr
Norwal ~13. 00. ii: 00.. 10: 00 I. Iii-I 3.
Will. Wigtnore 81 Co.
DRUGGIOTS
a North mm 31..
Msiuiu for all points close ii: 30 p. 116. am
\‘3.
Does .Your Root Leairi
rheCeoturyIComponnd
STOPS ALL LEAKS
650 A GALLON 651: A GALLON
“a! mu Hu—ggaac‘a
a guarantee the weather wear or
our Compound for three years.
tor estimates. Correspondence aolir .
Century Roofing Co.. Inc.
83 Washington at:
Hotel Mahackemo
J. R. CONNOR. Mgr;
. ' i
senvrca AND cursma up 70 DATE .
times 62 PER DAY AND upwnnoi
South Not-wall: '
I::'Jl€—'—¢M-I‘II-I
00 n m.~—All directions. .
.00 a. [it -~(‘ annon Station.
.15 :.1 m. ~Eunt. nest of Bridgepor
15 n. m~Wilton and Dnnbury. ‘
:30 n m. ——Sourh Noru'nlk.
1:00 11. in. «East \\ out and So. Norm
2: 50 p. in ——Danbury division.
:00 [um—171151. W eat and So. Nam
:30 p. m. ~—l-.nst
.15
' p. m.~I-‘.nst and South Nor ,
5.00 p m m—Vew \nrk. Brooklyn on
" 3:0 p or. ——.East. W est and 50. women.
9: 00 a. m --12th1. W out and So. Nor-walk.
$1. In.
eoum NOFIWALK new or
. MAILS
MAILS “Hive 63mm '
mo. moo
0. ma. 21:00.
112:0. 3:001:35. 0:55 p. m.
p. m
MAILB CLOOI FOH
lantern Potnta~urogno otliridseport
8:10). 11': 00 n. m; - 6:00. 8:00.11. .;'
6.40 010: o u. 111.:
11.0.2 3... 0. 00 '
1:33 «12.00 6:00. 8:00 p m.
E E. CROWE .Poltmuto
Norwalk Postoffice
Malia Dupatchod
50 n. m. ~13. 11st ‘_
:10 a m. ~— unbury division.‘
.30 a. tin—W est and South Norw‘nlk. .
:10 u mW—Eust Vi est and So. NorwalI.
1:00 or. m—-:\'cw liork and West. ,
2:45 p. m. —-Ensr and South Normal“.
'15 p. m —D.1nbury div.ision ’
26 p. m. .-—-I oints west of Stamford-late
tt-rs onlx.
20 p. m. ~Wesr and South Norwnlk
on p. m—i’inimnr.‘ Starlon. Dunbury
ilUII
an p.m m.——r.ast. \‘t on and So. Norwnlb.‘
00 13.111 tin—East W cat and So Nomi.
Sundaya and Holidays.
Last mail closes at 52' «'0 p m.
,Sundoy collection at 3: 30 p.111.
M alto Received.
\tirwnlk.
Sundays.
('nrricrs' window open from9 mun -
1:. s. ADAMS. P0314118:
bUNDAY DINNERS 75c
{Banquets a Spemaifyi SOUTH NORVgekiésf-‘lfi! ALAatit
TEL. CALL 988
CrtvNattonalBank
TRANSACTS A GENERAL BANKINGI
ausmess AND orrens svznv
FACILITY CONSISTENT
Fire Alarm Headquarters at Bloc
\‘6 kn.
iii-Nurtn Main .rnd Ann 81:. ‘ .
15—41131. St. and anvi ow Ave. *“
trig \rwmnlk Iron Works.
: '16
I
Surplus and Profita
Safe Depoait Boxes :3 and 35 per you 2 _
EDWIN H. MATHEWSON. Pres.
JOHN H KNAPP. Int Vice- Pro:
FREDERICK H ROWAN. 2nd Vice
WILFRED BODWELL, Cashier
DIRECTORS
.. ammo. \lnin 51.. between Grott
til? .uclumod 'ilt‘g.
“1in airfield Ave. and Cedar St.
E. H. Mathewson .1. Wallace Mnrvln.1"__"';".‘m§“\f‘lhi A62“ :Ifk‘l'Qfig‘do'
John H. Knapp t «gurrlit 11nd Quimnrd Avon. out!
i
Christ’an Swartz Fred. H. Rowan
Samuel Grumman Lewis R. Hurlbutt
Henry S. Lockwood
John H. Light
16"“ Uuti .mrrl rind Low-rides Aves.
5l—Gnltit-rr iiill $1.11an Eimwood Am
fr'.‘~\\’nr<lri -turr St Bridge.
53"!“ r'eiyid 6' ant nrtd Ann St. WWII?
‘61-uNoruarlk Lock (‘..o private
i i I§xly Beirut: :1 rliJnn- lpttrfe‘rllnlghb‘orfu
New York, New;...t 2:. i‘;":.....‘..i...
Haven & Hart-
RAILROAD
TIME TABLE
In Effect Juno 4. 1011.
intuodrtrtl time. 1-
line open. )-
cuiin tillilliillrfni. l- l
ioff lv-l— l
in tttllttl f. r tent.
colt-ed by telephone. 4.
OOUTH NORWALK To NIW YORK. ”1211'
A. 11-4“.- 68:. 6:06x. own: '
16720:. 10: 661:. it
I
nrlom River), 2 .111.
'5:. 6: our. 6' 85 6:
0:10. 6: 3tin. 'l: nix. 710211. 9:1
Mill
ILM!’ “I. 51093.5
1 11 331x.21lx.5:.3
661521. 7 no... 1: ii.
7:52;. I: list. 9287:. Ian.
NEW YORK TO .OUTH NORWALK.
in.“ «who: UAW)”, you
1260'... 616i. 616... 6:16... 10: on. 16:21}
1.10.. lzxiio x. 1:.”:
1:10.1:-ih.0:0iix.
iv 8: 0. .006 100:. $1081. 01001:,
O. m. -. It” ”Olin"
1112031940».7:81). 6:661. 9:081. 10:0“.
i'. Mn- 8 01. I M 7. "I.
a: 30:. 9:8011. .11...."
SOUTH NORWALK TO NIW
11 izl‘ix. I 1::
0181.102011112il“ M”
Gill it. fit". TIM.
1.10.
Tutti-1 r “Inn“ on 4:“ I
TIMI TAIL! m IFFICT Ill-m LInn til 7: w p. 2
“Jog-4:161. 1:11;. 1 61111:. 't 41,. I. it.
funk. 1:161. 61101.11“ ‘iuoz.
Irifdrd rattl-
rtfiid that the tail and winter when“
of pumm- trJina will go into silent
in midnight Sunday. October lit.
“The out! thin: I I0! Iliad of mm", Murry oi the mini». tout and aroma-
es. which int-a put on to 6660an
DANIIJIY 'ro MOUTH NpIWALK.
6: on. 1:16. 10:66. 11:11.
twain; TO amour“.
infinite («66's mm Iona-van.
0:551. It‘ll. It”. .1
FIRE ALA"
Telephone for fire all!
No
8—x\\' nshinxton and North Main Ella.
\lnhnckomo Hotel.
balmy and Raymond Ste. "
5— . it, t. Corset Factory. private.
in; to Theatre.
— \‘urwntk Hospital.‘ '
Music iinll. Lllflord turd City 3‘ .
tit-Is St
51., Franklin School.
3——xtnucord 81.. Concord Ind
Schuuls.
".\(.~'t A10. rind Cedar St.’
illt: b School. \\ est Ave." 'V
ISM—“nit St and Ta1lorAvo.
.iy Avo- und Lowe-8
output and lit-113' Sta.
utilii Main and onme Bu.
rtgtotr Ave and Austin SI.
\.«1 nntl lilm Grove Sis.
Meadow Stu.
«in: rat it‘f‘tiic Works. State St.
tiring lIIlii (“1111213 St:
i:t\iinirti and gter Sta.
Ont- hUi‘kt‘ nt 12 noon and 8 9.
0m ammo. tn odd times. toning
Two .ctroltm after an alarm. an out.
Throt- slow strokes, water to I).
At 12106 p. 111.. each Wednudu. I. y
I~iro alarms for an dlflirlot I!”
ens? NORWALK FIRI ALARM . ’
Fire “Calif!“in'lt‘m, Van Zant Bf Til.
flaw-Emit 'nohtnxton and For! CM.
214 w\‘nn Zuni 51.311111 30.130111 A”.
mEnsrt Ave on Romn 8t.
. \‘inflt Id H1.
.l~I-«-rt unti (ltnrlea Bil.
2211:1131 Ave. nml Fitch 81.
225 ..... 01.! hit in and Edlie Ave.
Bab—Heavier» Ave. and Flu! It.
lilo—«Bunimunl 11nd Second BI.
sax--(‘uvt- Arc. and Fifth St
uxlliarv box in Mnrvin
with box flzlfi.
Auxiliarym box in Fitch "MD!
with box .V
Om.- 10111:! of whlltio It Odd UM "
toy, or "no 0 on
no blast it whiutio It I p. In,
Box tent at 8 two
Two blunts q’ whiiuiom I .
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