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. i'l‘bo grout bank of expectunt specta-
Wus ‘HE HA‘R‘WI‘B-wwell. the court clerk had to
I i fled silence. -
Mr. Gordon deferred to Mr. Moon-
' " ‘ had the hour
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a y a d f “illc ties of Killurney, laddie Mooney whis-
ly Removed
‘ ”Shur’n mi drfrlint. that won u love-
' 'ly unto you were after aeudin‘ me to-
. phur lutve been used for the hair and
mail). Almost everyone knows or the ”mm,“ of my heart.
"lit-*HOI'I'illl, we bud ,u
referee milled. Mien smith smiled. .,
swing his sledge hummer for digni-
alVOI Color, “at” l0 Fall.“ and cy. And then, coleenu, in the sweet-
pered" this worded joy:
‘From time immemorinl Huge and 5“].
duy, an' I thunk yo for It from tho
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Wiue of such in combination for dnrk- “'
fol‘p- 7;: "too
Slioul
ening the hair, for curing duudrufi’ and noon nod m. "“3”“9'7’3", “other“ i“ . .,
falling hair. and for making the “alrinoou gone, But we'll.” I come back. i l.l.ll_
grow. longer nod awatorl‘m out your arms , CVCI'y
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In olden times the only way to get a “' you plum. mm them and iii"? moi
ill will;
in: tililSSL'Ll with or-
.‘iin; loading liver in
~ »t‘.‘::§tt:—-—lllng(llentil
ii in no row.
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respect” 1.»: .i.
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hair tonic of this sort was to brew It until I ”irrational l've been no Inlay . on; a . '~\ ,m
in the home ilrcpliwc, a method whlc'h 3 ”Natalie beehive toduv and ”.3 5 PE Flt; W ‘3 Eli. Eli“ LGER
. . . ’ays 59‘ I“ ' ' ' I .‘r; w .. .
was “mlmfiumcl "iL‘luiigiallsv... to» sum 1 was in bed dronmln of You. mil n...‘v‘i<;.w L, .x- ”rim:
“mm?“ ‘ 0123(3'; ”um,” my in“ bye; so here's a awale goodnight ldusi ' iiifl‘ltTrLEigg :JFE
infill:lillilifiiondylto-une pr. och-"”1” ! for yo and Iote of the. sumo noiu' My ' ....u'mm _m! ‘I
.ran . my 9. u . . . ' ‘ _. " ' . x‘ * '
517"" q p‘ wilolen from up country. Dani forgot ‘ flszessy 1031'” fm flame:
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fall) tOHIIl‘W'm“ M..wyeth Ciloml- to write me at the Allyn. Hollfii', lion.
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pod lotion! “we torn out up an - ford, Conn. an I.“ be woudcrln bow
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we“: remfid” of ill“! ”It, called WY ye Lil‘t' ilfltl Whill the (i;|\‘ll _Vt‘I' ”0m fll‘PM'
’a 5"“ ""1 Sulphur Hair Remedy, und whether yer illlilliill' 01' .VN‘ ("‘l- ,illiW-t‘
“a authorize dmsxist to sell it under 'leen, so far away. (toodhy, mi dun}
tunl'antee that the money will be re- -llnt. goodby. PM”, and pm you]. mm;
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,. fixation if it falls to do entity as rep- little ELM. ,
.. ”.59an- ‘ . One could see the [mat hope, tiny:
Th“ preparation 1' ofl‘ered it) the tutu-l‘ul, Inspiring breeder; as Mr:
public at (lull), “gm :‘dhfme’uagdu: I Mooney cnrollcd. The grayuceu of?
> mourning“ :51“ 3: Still : I’oii‘cl‘ it'hnmhere street was the trecn‘ allude,
‘ SSS‘OTNI‘ZE" agen ’ a n ' itho court lights. a sparkling irinh bcu-l
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anus chuckled in appreciative doiight.‘
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A little higher in price that: ordinary boot—a greo’
A. F. Beckmann & Co., Sole Agents. So. Norwalk.
PETER DOBLGER FIRST PRIZE BREWERY
Bottling Department. 407-433 East 55th Street. N. Y.
ls lit once to particular people,
nit. love and nporcciatc a mild
rc~4trlcun and nutritious l’ICCi'.
deal lliglw: in quality
BOTTLE!) EXCLUSIVELY AT
‘tcr trunsport the mind. it oaid: l
“ltuzzie. where in lilo name of nill
FINE. BRILLED
the nodes have you been? Why don‘t
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- ' you come over and. join me in the:
Wreatuuod the witness cbulr, Mr. lessons 1 um inking on how to gel Par» ~
don rose and continued rcudingiadlse out of hell?"
(2 throbbing love letters sent to Grin- ‘ Whether she learned orwhethcr elm
wold by the defendant. didn't forms! no part of the record, sol
A Cabaiutic Love Letter. lot us puns on to tho ncxt letter: itiriuwoid um, um on n m“. .0 rm home.
The ilrst burning menuuge led on, “l'oor, dour little RuzzleluinbMJufit:Sh" I“): _ _ _‘.,,
_ . urcd to Hill tomiua mulrluge
with the letters “M. I). S. A. l. R." n line because the wireless in out of during ,1“, ridc said that sh 1mm
which, so “Ruzzie” explained with‘ordcr. Please keep on getting better. me with ,1,” m4, hum “d J: (i lll'>
wonderful poise meant, ”My dear How do you like your nurse? \Vhat-_ Without m." woull hi. "in“ k? “1:,
street. always loving anzielainb." lover you do. don‘t marry her. i‘ held my hund m‘ m; it,“ “in; '“L
Rapidly other letters were reeled 0" i would give a dollar to “e "0‘“ ’0 herc iuncc home i inwl inc “:1 it it: (x i
by the attorney. As he passed them‘lt is until the wireless la again work».“Win",d not in ic'ir» wit“ 8 1mm, “ I,“
:ck.«011e'by one, to Mr. Mooney, the inc. How is your carburettor? Mine mg." i i 0 m g a“
tier arose. its tine." K. . . . . .
“Mr. Gordon," said be. “there are; Please pardon the laughter. the. tll- a1.:31?‘:1,x:(itiil:()lill;‘l‘|,:1h,:ll to :1 ling?
the letters in one envelope bore. tors, the smiles. the giggles and Mr. d4“. of her i m“, ,d'.l.,~wm, n it .l-
rYn didn‘t read the second. it is unl"ltixziclinub‘a" blushes. She didn‘t utnndin on“ “gt i ll“ «M in
Irish letter. Don't be afraid of it be- mean the curimrctter. explained “Run iondiv ii. at film, W "Her K“ “a
cause it‘s irish.“ Izio." She meant the battery. You ”my“: thouuhi it would b m" it
“Oh, I guess 1 can do it as well as «e. of course. she was speaking of "M and l “N; mm" iwlioi‘neo find
you can," was Mr. (Iordou‘s reiniudcr. the wirelcan. 1,,”th .. "Hum,“ iiomcol 4
"Then proceed, thou reader," urged Hold HandavAll Way Home. ‘ \ir'tirlewoid ”u,“ «aid the! he had
Mr. Mooney. Solemnity unnih reigns, whereupon ”Hiram much common . and l n ho-
‘ ..iBuchr‘ 00rd” didn‘t. M“ Moon- ”‘9 pink plaintiff “WNW" “““werm‘lcauao of lil‘l mid ailimtioti lila Trlfnda
ey volunteered to render the anion» a qucetlon, that when Miss Smith ,H‘ “id had told him “.9 wax a root
MEN’S SHIRTS: §
And no rented the plaintiffs pinint.
Eagerly, no if unending hungry to n
WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED A NEW SHIPMENT OF OUR
POPULAR MEN'S SHIRTS.
merit. mete mil. grinning Mr. Mooney.
The jurors airnlnhionmi up; the new
enih Inning had arrived,
Rubbing hie pulmu together,
WE BELIEVE THIS TO BE THE DEBT VALUE W 50 CENT
SHIRTS IN THE MARKET. TRY THEM.
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curly cnrcer in the maria oi low.
ruuriug ho epoko oi the letters.
wold didn't know wimi bud
of home of them; he hadn't nun-d
them nil. All of hcr letters. he fluid.
land told of her low for him. Those
he had MIVQll he had aavcd hei‘uuec
ho loved her. iic iovcd her siill Not
only did he think he loved her; he
knew it.
“When did your love firut become
'cxiatcnt'l" uskcd Mr. Mooney. his
voice carrying an luaistent, lnainuut-
in: menu.
"i liked her the flrat time I met
her." answered "Hltulo" with deter-
mination. "'I‘hut focllna gradually
ripened into love. It deepened to that
within it week. it won genuine love
air, the only love i have ever known."
‘ He had not anvcd ibc leibcra no thui
he minbt hurt the idol of hia henrt.
Ho lmd not promised to dentroy these
mlnalvoa ao tender. No. after the
divarce. he had received more letters
than over from her. Her lettera, he
paid. responding to Mr. Monaco. mini"
ghnve been foolllh on her part. but to
i him thcy were the real thin . She. he
:eald, bud always tnude.the ilrnt ul-
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Those who approclute a'uparh styles: are sure to he charmed by
our fine uhowlng oieiogattt new Fall and Winter Garments of Suit
Ctata. lunatic». Shirts, Waists. Petticoats and Current.
The very finest garments produced this reason. extremely dil-
tiuctive yet absolutely correct and the prlcea We have placed on them
will be the heat surprise of oil. .
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Go where you will and when you will, you'll not see more attrac-
tive garments and nowhere on outh anch values an. we otter.
"According to what you have Mid."
' iwuuxed Mr. Mooney, “she propoled to
:you. Did you know you Wen; hem
~ proposed to?”
Wilhod an Early Meeting.
"Certainly i did.“ rceponded the fair
plaintiff. “She auid uhe wiahod uho
had met me before Mr. Cummiune.“
"You were acuroeiy born at the time
uhe mot Mr. (Summinxo. were you?"
faulted Mr. Mooney earoantically. Above
1 the annulus laughter Griswold admit-
Ited that It val before he had that
seen the sunlight." >
Mr. Mooney named a paper to the
wlluoan. lie arrmnmdmitfi Mr. nor-
dor» to keep its cotrtenta secret.
,“Why did you go with this woman
mentioned in this paper. this widow.
this Mrs. 0.. if you were conninteatiy
affectionate to Miss Smith?” united
the lawyer.
_ ”Rtlznieiamb”. fluid It won perfectly
all right. lie denied that she had
bought him a horee and carriage. Jun.
tic. Brown intervened to say the line
of qtmtiouiug was not compatible
with the deform outlined.
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mentioned the "Low Cure" on u poa- "Your Honor." unid Mr. .\I()t'lll(‘¥.l pantry. in the culltnwl klzseod bcr mu
tail she won speaking of u ploy, “thin case done not no so for he to erywhcre." I
"After we had left the ahow,” iipoku ehou mlndocda. i want to (than that; Ito was then naked uhy _ho lmd‘;
bc useociuied with other women while? shot his story to the newspapers in
he was supported to be wholly in low, July, 1910. l
with the defendant.” I ‘ u‘nuted uaiisfnction, and i not tr";
(iriuwold admitted that he had none he answered.
to u enuitnrium at the liviuwarr. Waterl Mao he wnntu more satisfaction.
(inn with hire. i‘... and thnt oliv- hud which he will was the rmnmn tor on-
paid to: hid the weeks thorn, Thoyfing the Stamford heiress. iio auid‘;
hoih \wnt there for u rem. he said, ‘ lw earned Sill a wool: an a chorus,
"lio you know (laden. the grocer?" mun. and declurcd that he hud her-til
queried Sir, Mooney. forced to morn five Home lievauao:
' lle‘r .u Roseip," wax the answer, Mina Smith's detectives were ever on'
"We won't try the grocer." inter hie trail. The defendant; he auld. ioldi
poled Justice ilrown. checkinu the ‘, him that after they were married she;
lawyer. . i would try to get him it job. 3
Then .\Ir. Mooney not book to Mint ‘Menuwhilc who! would you
Smith‘u calling the plaintiff Siegfried lune lived on?"
and herself Brunhildc. after the Warp, “Love. 1 auppoao."
nurinn principles. ' tiriawold hold that he had stayed:
"A Handnomc. Sweat Fallow." over nigh! at tho Smith More. at the?
“Whui did «he any uhout Sicufricd,‘;invliation of the defendant’s then;
he asked. 5 husbuud. Mr. Cummings. }
""i‘lmi bc mm a very hamiaomfi. ,Q. ‘\'\'berc did they luck you avmy‘.”
nwoei young inlow," 'Iriawolil sine-' A. In :‘Jhdlroom of com-ac. I
wercd. , filr. Mount-y declared that Griswold]
Q. You lilil‘W he was a porn, inuo-l usecriion of his undying lore, an a,»
com youth, didn't you? .-\. Yes pl'i‘sflt‘d in the complain-t. was shot
Q. With high usplrutlous'.‘ A. Yos.’ full of holca by the unit.
0. And flilo uunlctl you to ill!) on "My low in still undying." Ituzzio
to that idcul'.‘ A. You. said. i
Q. And )t‘i \‘lalicd her while Q You still thing she is the bout;
iwr bualuuul \i.t.‘« living with her. an woman in the world? A. You; the
a guilty man? ' moot cultured. cdurntod woman I have‘
The \iliilcnd roughed, the dcl‘ciidnui ' wcr met. "
pulled iloih ml» donu. and their
"'Ruzzlc" rvswlulrd uflirmutiwly. glitcrury tondcucieu, uhc’d enjoy rr:td~,
l, Mr. sucpt buck to the ins; all thin muff in the papers? A.
‘g'nyo Kira"
L\\‘c'.l, ahc :uruv me down.
3 tr llld you how your pin-mm Tho Divorce Suit.
\vluvu alto Itiueml -ou?
luff Wbcu elu- itiwed me.
Q. Kissing on the (do was it promi-
nent thinu With you, u'uan't'li? A.
Yr‘ii.
Q. Did you .lsl. her to tell you how;
much she low-d you? A. i didn't
how to; sin- was already there.
.\ houl irom the spct‘tntore.
(Irinwold “till he ulwnye kissed her
when he took- her home. uud mude
love to 1101‘.
"Do you want IM‘ jury
atnnd that you need to sneak off with 2 divorce on
her to his: her?“ naked Mr. Mooney. i twelve-your-oid sou.
"Well, rcapmnlt-d "Rilnle." "l Illus-
|ed her uputairu in her den. In the would bring the unit,
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'mlacd up privately in the null for di-
irorre which frond her from ”Mayor
it‘ummimzu of Stnmford.
ti. Why. don’t you know that the
ilIHll‘H' wuu grunicd to lu~r on the
‘azouuda oi non—support? A. Yes, but
iehc {old me that Mr. (‘umminga had
drum! up a paper nnmiua me no co-
respondeut. She child ho had found
3130 of my intern to her. and that he
to under-‘offcred to let her no Went and get a
She said he told
naming me.
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Hill I BIBK. 80M, IILIIIIIB “MINI, BIB
0i! IIIIIIIEBTIIII, WISH TAKE MSMBETS
'l‘bnt awful nourncaa. bolt-him; of acid and foul KIIIQBZ that pain In the
pit of the utomuch. the heartburn, nervounnou. naunea. ibioating after cat-
Inu. tooling oi fullmm, dizzinenn and sick headache. moaua inclination; a
diuordercd rtomuch which cunuut he rcgulnted until you remove the cuuuc.
it Inu'i your ntomuch'a fault. Your stomach in an good as any.
Try (inucnroiu: they cure indigestion. became they immediately cleanse
and regulate the stomach. remove the tour." undiuoeted and fermenting
food und foul nation: take the cavern bile from the liver and carry off the
decomposed wuute matter und polaou from the Intestinen and bowoia. Then
your stomach trmible in ended forever. A'i‘iuaz'uret tonight will straighten
you out by mornlngwa iii-cent hex will keep your entire family feeling
good tor mouthr.
lliii, loo.
Q. And did you think that. belug of'
A.l100k1h('ll|: ”Iiuuiolamb“ then powered. roe,
account of "Pip." their»
:hcr she could either do that or he —~
Don't forget the children ~41
their little insides Mod a good. gentle, cleaner
Edith ' ‘ ’1 ..
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iEutahiiaitrh 11157.
' The Neckwear for Autumn
It is nucleus to attempt a dcucripiion, but the dis—
play runes arc irrcsistibic, and one lingers to admire
moi of murhc, cvoutuuliy to purchase, for it, scouts us if
the wry notcltv our in in scorch of lien omit-r iicr cycs.
lhcrc is so much variety, and so Icw of u curtain
tit“-
Sign. often only our of it kind, that personality may he
indulged in to the limit.
The Side-Jabot. tliut lwwilclliug {rill that iluunis
iin‘cli over llit‘ lcit uiilc oi lllt' waist,
mat rcvcr, has taken thc fcminint- fancy Iw storm.
the
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mid nuiifiitlt-
only hr of plain snowy loop. or edged with Irish or \':ll«
lace: or it may he of Irish lure cutirciy. ui‘ lluclics». or
‘ l'rint'csfi. but of ulmicvrr mulcriul. it is a ilainiv iliiil
grurciul :icccwu'y. .\I .25. so. 75 cts. and up. .
The "Spring Maid" Bow, t‘liil'l‘on Itowinw. :lilll
Novcliy limw ill lucr, rilllwn, utni wind. on: all cup—
tix‘uting‘ in tlwir ways.
Stocks, .\.-mlu. 'I‘urnuvcin. tilt. in giltrdrtiw ‘pm-
Imioo. '
The jab 0t Pin.
it i.» {our lilt'llt‘n long or ilutrculmnis. .‘nnl \‘cry
slcmlcr. and is ilt’hlg'llt'il in lioicl lilo coonctlixll ml.»
joluu in plucc. ii is of silwr or givlll, filillllltfil u'iill
sumil brilliant-a. colorctl statics. and may lie in lllt‘ form
of an arrow, a iluggrr, or n >iruiglii bur. it is aim of
silver, gun “trial or jet. and souu‘iinicsni zluiniily col
urcll L‘liiliilllili".
jcu clry Section.
The Petticoats of Fashion .
'l'lic tlcnmntl is for soft
r~lll\'.\'. sat ins, im‘swztliutw,
:nul suit finishctl tuli'ctutz, rimcly fitting. t‘llllllilriillllt‘
yct without extra I-Illllli.‘$-\. \\’itla >ilk jt‘i‘>t‘_\‘ top and
tlrvp Honours. $5.th (Hill up.
Black Messalines mmlc \\illl incli \\lilt‘ tucks null
~Aiilo plaitt'tl Iiounccs, .‘ll $5.4m,$7.5();tilel$‘~‘i.tm.
Colored Mcssallncs with Honours plain or iii llnml
design», at $5.00. $7.50 and tip.
Jersey-top Pctticoatsiu cotton. silk and thnl.
Adjustable Petticoats illnl \\lll iii any \\‘;il>l from
20 to z“ iuclu-s. in «nine or Incesaliuc.
new ‘Smooth-set" slxli‘Ii.
Ask to soc tllc
Suit Rooms, scmml ilnor,
Gilt» lfl. iliiljimh (tempting. ' .
Fall and
Winter
nor drawing. and there
weight and material.
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The Norwnlka.
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Underwear
"Morode" Underwear line a combination of locum»
mondutione peculiarly its own.
iifull)‘ Ilu'tahcd, llilllUlis urc SiH‘IlIk‘i) insicncd, pro-
portions are so mom that there is llt‘lllii‘i‘ pulling
in cmry
()ur sale: of t‘uion Suits are phasing u?! iormcr
moot-do. showing that more and more women are
learning that we carry the host assortment lu ull'
the different styles of tbceo aariucnts no he found in
Prices to suit every purse.
l The N. E. Ryan Co.
88 Wuhlnxton Street
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Q, And no you called on. her roun-
,'.' A. i went to one hcr inn-urine
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:uhc anld she didn’t love Mr.
: minus.
Q. And when you made love to her
you mct her at the back door‘.’ A. ‘Ycu.
Q. And when you ran orrundu for
her how did you color the house? A.
liy the front door.
Q. So you were ,her errand boy?
(lriewold become real indiuuunt.
"l was not her errand boy." he in’
eluted. ‘
"I meant no dinreepcci.
Mr. Mooney. “You were
ubont the home?"
“Y“r“
Q. And when you win around to-
gethermtonho theatron, portion nud
dinners, who paid for thcm? A. She
did. one tin-aw icouldu‘t uttord it.
Bhe inlet! to give me :2 und in and
nurture to come and me her.
Q. But you didn't live on the $1
and :2 she gave you? A. Certainly
not; my mother his money. for not
. u pauper.
0. Mine Smith. following the death
(if her father, Commodore Smith,
gave you lilif'dl‘els unit, didn't one?
A. Yes. She had it altered t6 tit mo
and i was to wear it at our wedding.
(1. War or rupture in your role:
tlontl due to the that that you didn‘t.
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Enter the Engineer.
'l‘licu conic u drumntic moment. Joni
he question one naked Will
Ium Iiorpcr, tho cuninccr, whose vie-
ita to Mien Smith cnrouod Iilth- “Rim
zlclfiiuh." outcrcd court. iii-lawmtl
watched him cnrncutiy. ilurpcr'u llil't'
ililehodwho in u blot. tine-looltim.
young man renuzcd conicmptuotmly oi
the nlninilfi'. “litmriclmnb” hlunIu-ii.
"The whole cuuuo ot' the iu'cnk with
Helen." oxclulmcd tirlawold iicrclly,
“was William Ilurpcr.”
Q. You uuid ycetcrduy ihui Mine
Smith uuid eho wnntctl to murry you,
that ahe wanted it home of her own.
thut she won tired of Stamford. Yet
in one of the lcllcru, writluu.whou
aim was In the Want. ahe dcoinrml
that she won homesick and mount
to etrikc homc. thin you cxplulu that?
A. Yes. She wnnled to get hnch in
me.
'i‘hcrc was merry luuuhtgr In the
courtroom, out ahort only after the
novel had pounded long um] hurd.
"Rimmiuinmb" then told of his iii-
neeu. lie until that Mien Smith cuil~
ed on him. iii the hintui‘ord lioepilui
two or three timer u wccil. telephoned
him twice a day mrd brought him fruit,
flowers; mulcnudy. *
[more Mr. Mooney could begin an-
other question Justice Brown adjourn
ed until today. ‘
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