, ,: f-fhlth‘eredhllse who
Walk with God.
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3., u I
.l wGarohne Stephen.
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air tan/affluent In: nifty—faint
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Bill. RflSl
’~ NilMlNiiEli
~ FDR MAYOR
New Cliizens’ Pariy Formally
Launched in Norwalk and Can-
didates are Named
union noun All
_ - cannons nun
The Principal Dillcers, Dlhers
Will be Filled Later
What was called a. cltizeus’ con-
vention of men from all the wards
of the new City of Norwalk was held
last evening in the Town Court room,
in Norwalk. '
An organization was perfected, a
platform adopted, and committees ap-
[pointed to carry out the campaign
work that is to be done. leneral
’Russell Frost was named as mayor
(for the new and greater city, by Dr.
James G.
unously nominated.
The meeting was called to order
shortly after 8 o‘clock by William J.
H. Bohemian, who has been acting as
chairman of various meetings held
previously. and .he was later named
as permanent chairman.
run, of Rowuyton, was named as see-
rotary.
Thom present as representatives of
the various wards were as follows:
First Ward~Dr. 'James G. Gregory,
IDr. Carl A. l-Iarstroni, James T.-d~lub-,
bell. Moses fl. Glover and Michael‘
ilteardon.
ireg'ory, and he was ununi-i
Percy Sher-f
ant-rod u the South Norm Toll-once
. In Second Glu- nutter
4
illRlilllll mom
Rev. John E. Zeiter Tells Con-
gregation of Experience Early
‘ Last Week
Rev. John E. Zeiter of No. 53 Sis-
son avenue, pastor of St. Paul's
Methodist church, Hartford, formerly
of :South Norwalk, was riding on a
train ‘near the Canadian border a Week
ago, when a large. powerful man
walked up to him, as he was striding
down the aisle after getting, a drink
of water, laid his hands on the min-
ister‘s shoulders, and said:—
“I guess you're the man [I want;
Be quiet now, and don‘t cause any
trouble.” .
“Why, wit-what d-do you w-wunt
of m-mc?’ asked Mr. Zeiter.
”Don‘t you try to bulldoze me,
Harry K. Thaw!" said the man are
hibltlug a glistening silver star. “l'm
a sheriff here, and they want you for
breaking out of Mntteawnn. I saw
all about it in the papers, and they
had your picture, too. Don‘t you try
to skip one, for 1 want that $500 re-
ward. If you get funny l'll put a pair
of snug-fitting bracelets on your
wrists, you escaped lunatic."
Mr. Zeiter offered protests in vain
i
i
lfor four or film minutes. No, the mud
'would not believe that he had been
mistaken in the identity of his pris-
oner. He had watched him for a
. long time before taking him in charge,
land was sure that the minister was
Harry K. Later he began to waver.
and after a long argument, during
which the Pnrkvllle minister showed
letters, cards, and every means of
of, Mr.
‘identiucntion he could think
.Sheriif became convinced that bin.
Zeiter was‘ not an escaped lunatic,
,but a Connecticut person, and let him
lilo his way.
The story was told to his congre-
gation by Mr. Zelter Sundaynlght.
Second Ward—William J. H. Bohand lie is enjoying short vocation mpg'
nan, Christian Swat-ta, J, W.
mndrew Leary, Minot S. Smith on
Nehemiah Candee.
Third Ward—~i‘l'lniield S. dinnford.
Ellis E, Howard and Harry Rider.
(Continued on Sixth Page).
SDLDIERS DRDERED
0
OUT AT THE MINES. ’l‘wo small ludn were injured at the .
W
murmur, Mlclh, Aug. 2c, livery
soldier on duty in the (Iaiuiuet
lowing nn unhoum-cmcht from the of~
than of the sheriff that u gulli‘l‘iil dc.-
hlonstrntlon would be started by the
striking minors in an effort to stop all
work in the coppcr mines.
information had been rocoivod by
the. sheriff that two purudcs would
slnvi from both hilil‘h’ ol' the town. it
has said that the strikers would be
uccompnuied by their women and chil-
dren. 'l‘lm strikers (lectured lhnt tho
presence of their families was
ounce of tho pcnecnhlc Intentions.
All deputies have lwnu ordered
and the sheriff announced that druntlo
plans would be lnkcu to suppress dis-
order.
cancels SULLIVAN
ricoruu l—iulllvun, tho upvioihomlu
“'1' delivery nummhgun buy ol‘ the
Woldcrn ifhlon ’I‘vlcltrnph l'ouipnny in
booth Norunlk uddod to his luilroln
)cslcvdny nl‘lcrnoon wlwn hc blltlllmd
u ruuuwoy borne in front of Nynry'n
bullion on the 'l'hrnplhc.
My Billlllnn sn'w lllli llomlnor'n
slum] ruhhinlt toward him from the di-
rection ol the Norwnlk Hospital, and
he prcpnrcd to stop the nylon him.
When the animal drew near (looms
lumped for the brittle and movement
in overruling the W or the outline
but-urn any drum” had been done. Tin»?
«raptor can not mom.
M r. Retainer, who mom a laundry
0
Crow,
(1‘ to preach, and it was on one of these
dis-
trict was m‘dcrcd out curly todny, fob
cvi? .
.‘oi ilic nlcmborn, lldboulvo plnntor lie-’
to
hold themselves in rcuriiucns, howovcr,
!returniug to Hartford each Sunday
that he was mistaken by the sheriff.
lkcen for the $500 reward offered
ior Thnw.
WEE LAD8 HDRT
" IN HUMAN DRASH
§Knob (fiub yesterday afternoon in n
‘collislon. Ncliher was seriously hurt.
but; both suffered lunch pain he a re
sult of the accident.
Joe, the tiny son of l-lorntlo t-l.
ilyrne. of West street, and Jack, the
eldest son or Mr. and Mrs, .lohn W.
Wclllc, of Morgan nvcuuc, collided on
the stops lending from
lplnll‘orin lo the bench. Jack's chin
struck .loc's skull hnd ouch were cut.
The former illlli several of his lcoth
loosened. nud the latter received a
such on the very top of his crnniuul
about two Inches in ichuih,
Muster ‘llyriio was utlchdcd by some
but used to hoop thc wound cloned nil
tor the liuir around the spot had been
cut uwuy uhd peroxide iuwd to clcun
liic gush. Mulder Webb-‘24 mother
,rcndhrcd him nosinlnncc, nud with“
this won the more painful. yet his ill"
ijory did not show nu iilllt'ii nu Iilu lit:
1ilo frloud's.
‘PDLIDE PATRDL
4
l DETDDR BRIDGE
may»...
3 The plea of the bruise rennin-tors
and of the users of the temporary
iWrinhluntmi street bridge hon been on-
‘awemd. and there is now u policeman
stationed on the structure durum new
loin regular hours each day. The our
cor will mutilnln’tnlllc, and indeed his
uniform seem already to have done
much regulating. on those who former-
‘3! good acme the structure now allow
up on nosing I Mien pincer.
Patrolman rm): 8. Erratum in than
.; am to do heirlo- duiy and no {men
things oath «in this min: when
momma lHlll-
the bathing“
in 94min Pod-r «mi. ”will“ it” he look up its M. He to Mayor
valuable service Mr, Quill!” m t”- . m to have all hot mm ”in
W nod ”worded Man with 1 than . with at“ at the W «Mr M
of my. lemonammuvwm
Announce Pm- News from All Pom of tn." world It: I‘ll-all! Win and Our Own Our-toe.
A
m n
scum uoawnm, court, Tucson. soccer 20. one
count? ,
v wn N no
Isyluu
' Plunges Down an Embank-
' mant in Higganum
lllllllll bullion ‘
wmu truism llflllll
R. l. Clapp and N. P. Rough
Nearly Drowned Before Rescued
MIDDLETOWN, Aug. 26.—-Edward
Weasel, a young boy, was killed, and
of Hartford, seriously injured, yester-
day. when their automobile went over
an embankment in lligganum, dropped
fifteen feet to a brook mid'overturned,
pinning the occupants under it. Tile
boy .was killed outright. The men
were nearly drowned before they were
rescued. Chipp was able to come to
this city in another automobile, but
Hough had to be brought in by ambu-
sex Hospital.
(Continued an eighth page.)
we shot TD
own Iii A con
ROCKLAND, Me., Aug. mix—The
bodies of Carl W. Perry and Miss Au-
gie Spear, members of the. class grud-
unted at the high school last June,
were found in a small boat that was
floating in Penobscot Buy today. Both
had been shot to death.
seemed to indicate that Perry did the
shooting.
The two were engaged to ho mnr-
ried. Perry was 20 years of use and
Miss Spear was his junior by one your.
BDDHJ’V HDME
DHILDREH HAPPY
_____....
it is the joy of the illliu childl'cnol'
the ii‘nil'i‘lt’id (iounty (‘hildron‘s Home
to have tholr unuuul outing of ltotoh
Point, it is a day looked forward to
with excited anticipation and looked
buck upon with plcusurubic recollec-
.110”. Yesterday was lluu day for the
your nhd none ol’ the illllllii‘l‘fi odd who
.httelltlcd will soon forget lhc l‘un ho
had.
‘ A big cloned jumbo trolley curried
lilio llilio told to find from The Point.
‘Allus Martha A, liouuhtoh, supcrihtcd
dcul. ohd ncvcrnl oi illd‘tcnchurp were
in cburuc. Aluiiripcr licrmun .lucobn. oi
,lioion l’olhl, urci-lcd llw l'iiiilil‘i‘ll cl'.
'l‘usircly nhd ovoryihinlz wnzs thrown
lopcu lo iho liiiln unl'orldnnlcn.
A liiu- dinner “’iln uorvod :iilti
dny
iiil'
won one of complete rcluxntlon
ni'ibl, hf‘ lllc ul‘VHf‘lli sl'ol'i‘ of little ill-ll-
plc having such it happy iluic,
Hfi sTlLL HOPED.
Mrs. Mulciuuu ~l-‘orly ycnru old. Mr.
Bilmlelon, nnd hover lump hiurrlnd.
hear me! lint nurvi you have not
given up all hope.
‘Silmilliflilefl, indeed! i hope l mu
safe for another forty years, anyway.
u... -~..m..m_...- «Mu—um
~VACUUM WASHERC.
Another consignment of washers
bun been received at this office and
coupon- should be presented at once.
A OI “I! LIKID.
"Kate guys who intends to marry Mr.
Pluck: to reform him." *
"What in his rice?”
"He‘s a good deal of 3 minor."
Menuhin: woinb mane! Wont
than. for clues to that septum M
W routine!“
m
m
Harilord Boy. Loses Life as Car
Niles P. .Hougb and Roswell J. Clapp,‘
lance. Both are now at the Middle‘i
Appearances :
ll‘rom noncrul rouilhc. Hundreds "i.
i;.’,lli‘l~'iii hi the I’lilliil’i yesterdny look-
cd upon and \Vct‘o llll'umul with lin-
m
i
WEATHER FORECAST
Unlettled, probably showers tonight.
Wm»
up... up. w. w a»:
lav.ur‘.w..w.mf.wwwr
that it is brought
into the’ home and
leisurely read. .
Deflul’nqta/‘v‘lavfn‘lIII/nIneffi-
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h. lurid?
_____ll_llllilllllllil
The Complete Letter as Receiv-
ed hy the Committee
Because his business interests con-
flicted in such a way that he could not
longer remain one, of the members of
the Washington Street Bridge Com
mittee and still be interested in con-
tracting for materials and Jupplies
with ‘Mcl-lnrg, Barton & Company, con~
tractors, constructing the new bridge,
Thomas 1. Raymond, of South Nor-
waik, one of the firm of ilaymond
Brothers and a member of the Bridge
Construction Committee since ltsZilrst.
appointment, has tendered his resigna-
tion.
The resignation was received by the
connnittee at its locating on last F'ri-
day evening and ‘was laid on the table
for further consideration. ,
The text of the letter the commit-
tee received from Mr. Raymond is it
follows: H~ '
South Norwalk, Conn, ‘
July mm, 1918.
MR. A. F. BEARD,
Washington Street Bridge Commit-
tee,
Norwelk, Conn,
{the General Statutes of Connecticut‘
{road as follows: Every person who
etutloh receiving old from the “State.
I
ed in any contract for furnishing sup-
plies for such institution, unless
or for such contract, after open compe-1
tes. which was held on the seventh of
this month. the"“ilrm of \Raymond‘
lBros., of which i ulna member. had
entered into open competition for can
tnih contracts and materials, etc, to
i be used in and in connection with the
; bridge, and had been awarded and had
lnccepted a number of contracts de-
;spite the fact that local and foreign
,competitors made their bids for the:
same contracts.
At the meeting of the committee.
above referred to, the following reso-
ElllUOfl was adopted: Resolved, That it. ”me your friend Ellis, 215 West ough department had more than their
2 is the sense of the committee appoint-
i harmony with the public. interests for
i for into business cooperating for per-
i sonul profit with the contractors in the
building of said bridge, whose work
jthcy bro appointed to supervise. and
lupon which. in possible controvcrted
‘qucstlons, they may be called to rcn-,
' der judgment. 1
. This resolution goes beyond the town
jof the State. ‘ond places the firm of
llnymoud llros. hi it decided disudvnn-
tulle.
every way the notions of the commit-l
iiwu lindcrdlu- circulni-tunces, it inf
{impossible to do on. and also to eon-l,
tluue us it member of tho committeel
After open couuwlltlon, and before the,
adoption of the rcsolution of the conc‘i
hilttcc, we bud us the lowest hlddorhf
received contracts; and those coh~
ii‘hcto We cannot bohorubly hrcuk or
disregard. ’l‘hc rully'nlternutlw in to
never my ronmu'llons with the coup
milloe, nnd ncrordluuly l bcrcby ico—
dcr you my roulshutlon therefrom.
f assure you that i have the urcnb
out possible record and column for the
members of tho i-oi‘umiltno, with whom
my honor‘iuilohn illlVl! boon most agree.
)nhle. .ilny tinI drool work you and
i they are honored in bu. crowned with
the prolilcnt possible nuoeunu.
Yours most rcupcctiully.
THOMAS LJtAYMONI).
EVERY ONE OF HIM.
itibcl-r-wl .mppom you were charmed
Kitty-who. indeed. lie won it per-
fectly charming fellow,
destined What: are a quick action
'and lnoxpnnolvu menus or communl
cation. The: sword to effect U” of
cumin; s new to the ones who
will be most interested.
amounts? or IIACOND.
download” What wanted the
Mme to Wu?
RM W l under-rue.
t. awninmhunm
shall furnish supplies, or be interest-i
he j
be the lowest. bidder, for such supplies§
‘l tition. shall be lined fifty dollars. Priori
to this meeting of the Bridge Commit.
the members of the. committee to en-l
l dosh-c. however, to respect in,
to all the men at your summer hotel.i
AIRS [ii
iii Mill u
. mill
President John D. Milne, oi Nor-
walk, Makes Report lo’Slale
Association
mm liltilllllll _
lll___ll_l_ll_lli $5.000
Can Draw $26,000inihe Next
Two Years
WEST HAVEN, Aug. Bit—The State
Fireman’s Association held its annual
convention here today. as the guest of
the local companies. The day was
given up chiefly to the, transaction of
officers. Tomorrow will be the show
b l _ (r .. . day, when lire companies from vuriousi
sing “ ”“5 cc, 0' 0 ice.. of “"y mm" sections of the State will take part in , “1’1““ from ground ‘0 1'0“
the annual parade.
(Continued on Sixth Page).
HD TRADE DF
WAITER RET
No trucerof Karl Reta (Carl Ritz).
thewaite’r at Shoreliaven Inn, who die-
appeared mysteriously on Saturday
night us was chronicled in these coi-
umus exclusively, has as yet been se-
cured. Constabie Henry C. Selzer
has been put upon the rose and is en-
deavoring to locate the. man.
Rctz‘s room was searched yesterday
in the effort to secure some means of
A photograph was
bore the inscription
’loentlng him.
found which
Idsth street." Constable Selzer has
ed for the construction of the Wash- written the address “Mug luformn- nto Dunbury for assistance and the or.
mm)" street bridge, that it ‘3 “M in lieu which may lead to the finding of V ”"31 or motor apparatus from that
lilo mun,
The officer has thoroughly
gutted the matter, interviewing the
other employees at tho inn and all
this seems but to increase the mystery
as they can throw no light upon the
subject.
. Some believe flint ltctz may have
been drowned. Others think he mlullt
have bud trouble with his fellow l'lil-
ploycs. .\'o substantial solution illlu
been recorded on yet, however.
invest!~
TRlD DF DDVS
BREAK KHDD BUS
W
’I‘lm universal joint on the Knoll
(‘lub automobile bun uuvc wny on
Sunday morhlun and put the bus out
of the running. 'l‘io- driver,
Whito. left the bus hcul‘ _ the club
grounds and wcnl uwuy. 'l‘wo younu
‘boyn cnhio ulonu, sturicd the machine
and did no much diihiuuc to the cur
iliut It in rcqulrlulx uh citpcmliiili‘c ol‘
ubhic money in mulw llw ropniru. Add
lip; to tho thriller break»; on this joint,
ulruudy out of luminous, lhc trnhslnlw
slou went out of crilnlnlusion,
’l‘he nnihorlllnu msnrcbcd und found
the chilly portion, and upon their
nurccnwnt to puy‘lho dumnucn further
ucilon nnuinst them won suspended.
liunnlnn llh- uutonurldlo of uhoilicr
in the night, of the low, and whilo liii'
‘youuu men will have to stand quite an
expense. they are to he considered
fortunate that flier are not promutcd,
ii to harmed that the trio will divide
over a hundred dollars in payment for
their short fun of hearing the tannins
malls n noise.
Meantime hurries cars are having
an, Tori/3km.
"rm always admired than character.
I!!!" of motion." ”urban In.
..W~aw.4mru c...»
.17.“me W.
., to adjoining dwellings.
Dillic'
‘wlibout perlnlunlonadn n uvuvo offense:
BtlHli BUSINESS
’ " Elli!" lillililill
Factory and Two Houses Des-
troyed and Many Other
Places Damaged
24HUUR,
l.
President Wilson’s Special Mes
sage to Congress «Deferred
BETHEL, Aug. 26.~——A portion of
the business section of this borough
:was seriously menaced by fire shortly
before noon today and at the request"
of the borough apparatus help
was sent here from Dan'bury. The
fire, which destroyed a two—story
frame factory building facing the P..
T. Barnum memorial fountain spread1
The factory
and two houses were destroyed and
several other buildings damaged. The
timely arrival of a motor pump from
Dnnbnry saved :1 row of frame dwell-
ings oath of the burning factory.
The fire originated on the roof of.
the factory, where roofers were rc-l
pairing the tar covering. In some,
manner that has not been fully ex-i
inn sustains
Ended Very Soon
lpleined, a ”0t or for caught fire and hour developments in the Mexican sit-
; the blaring fluid spread over the roof, nation today postponed delivery 0:." .
[A stiffwind was blowing and the
. President Wilson's s lecial moses. e to
jflnmes spread through the upper I g "
:story of the building before the. vol- ted that the Huerta Government, at“
moned. .
» State .
Within half an hour the factory wast S
Thcl
. Contin on n w it .
incene of the fire is in the heart of; ( n o t e th page)
the borough and only a few rods from:
:tho most-office. Masonic. building and;
iprlncipal business blocks, which. howa
lover? were separated from the factory;
lsltc by a broad square containing the,
‘Bnrnum Monument. i
i The intense heat blistered the sur-i
ifuce of the buildings on the opposite
Iside of the square and broke the
‘plate glass windows. The office of
Judge of i’robate Howard .H. Wood-
man was damaged by heat and at the
height of the fire the records and
papers were removed to a. vault in;
‘the town clerk’s office in a different;
‘part of the borough.
. When the fire spread to the first
int a long row of frame dwellingsl
'north of the factory and it became,
:evident that the firemen of the bor-
CAMlliETTl FACES
F. Drew Caminetti faced the charge
of violating the 'Mann‘white standout
under which his ccmpanioil. Maury”
court;
p; .
about the court-room.
of the court began to fill nnduthen the
crowd overllowed to the steps of the
building and to the street.
forty-eight places were held at a pre~
mium, for it was known that by edict
of the court only that number would
hands full. a telephone call was sent
icity was awaited anxiously. A bit:
'motor pump made the run from lion-
bury a distance of three miles, in be admitted.
four “miniucs. and with the. aid of list The govermnent, ‘15 M Diggs' trial.
zpowcrl‘hi slrcnms the fire was quick‘ showed that it will seek to try the case
1v brought under control, but not up. before a jury of men married and with
fore two houses owned by Santocl,“““me& . .
(llnvcrnft had been destroyed and Marsha Wilfribgiml and Lola {Nor-
‘ the}... others badly dumnued. from. ris were not in the court-room, hut re‘
‘fnnflnpg ware made iloxnpiefig' {innined in an office nearby ready to
The. factory building where the fire appear should liik’il‘ presence be d8~
orlglnnted wus owned by Mrs. Sbcr‘ Sil‘h‘d. m
.wood Ray. of llnnbury. It won oe~‘
Ecuplod no u but factory for more than:
half a century, but recently bud beeni
need by tho ilclbcl Electric Sighi
Company. The loss on tho factor,»
.1“ about school). and that on the sign}
icompuuy is about Vault). The dampen
to dwellings. burns and other bulld-
inus is estimated of hourly $lll,llllll.
DDDHDILMAH W
BREAKS A FINGER
WV
MR8. D. M. WAY
While calling upon Miss Mary Clark.
of Taylor nvchuc, ncross the strobe
,5 mm ll o'clock yesterday nftcrhoon!
3 Mrs. (lcoi‘uc all. “'ll)’. wife of Council-
jllitlll Wily. suffered u shock. She lies
‘in n (‘i'lllcol l'lllliiiiiilll today of. Miss
,(‘lnrk'n home, but who u trifle better
itblu morning. ,
ili‘. Arthur N. (‘lnrk was called to
attend Mrs. \l’uywnui hc ordered that
silo in- hol inovmi nuill who bud im~
proved. (‘ohlmlllicntly Mrs. Wily ll
imiuu cnrod for iii. hcr friend's home.
it is likely Uliii «he will he removed to
lwr own rorlldcnco this owning.
ilru. Why in partially paralyzed on
the left side uhd luvr condition in come
ling worry to her family and friend“
it h. curncntly hoped that she will to-
cover-in duo ilmc.
wean-WW
l
l
5 chornl duyn nun l'ounvlliu‘u
(itli‘lf'ifl‘. M. Why, while ill work in l‘w
Lockwood Munufuciuring ('ompunV.
aonlulmul it most puiuful injury.
,which combined a broken hobo. n
bruise. it cut hurt it burn, oil of
which taking place on our flutter of
his right hand. The city fulhcr is
selling nionu nicely. but will be no-
uhlo to work for some lltle time.
Mr. Why in some way slipped his
{inner honmth a rapidly revolving em»;
or»; wheel. The friction struck upon’
the llrnt knuckle of tho forcflnucr IEEELS "AVE
nod humcd the flesh quite hadlyd
lemming the member into the habit:
retiring the bulim- and a cut. and line]
ally brushing the digit in. the faint.
The sullen of the wound tom the Tom» Commons “WWII M
pain excessive.
gentile; aim; on well In could in mog my, .mmu,
temitted. u... -
xlcl All?
+ nun
Until Tomorrow Afternoon ‘ .
WASHINGTON. Aug. "cor—Eleventh '
sCongres until Wednesday and indict»-
Ljection of the proposals of the United 3
‘Diggs, was convicted in the rename“
screens sncoK’
Lost anemia];
i maroon. liner. Mme-nu mm»?
m on ml“; ‘1
Believes That Trouble Will Be?"
I - i - - . tear com nnies comprising the bor- > .
,the business of the association, mciud ““ it p i an, mi in; withdraw or modif it 9.! ~
Dear Sir: i find that Section 1308 of ing reading of reports and election 09,011in fire department could be sum- g y s r
WHITE sun: CHARDE‘, ‘
sax FRANCISCO, Aug. 26.4mm?
second of the now nationally known."
DiggSJCaminettl trials began today: ‘
The same witnesses who testified at
l the trial of Diggs last week, struggled ,
through the crowd that had gathered. "
Hours before 9 o’clock, when the >
case was called, the corridors outside?
The first .
we '.
from her home, between the hours at g
.1
, ”Wm“ fiilfld'm Shanghai annuals!" that Null-c an 1,
employed as (“Importation “poem. was neared and the cancellation is and. mfitlfin the "my. up w
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