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Evening sentinel, Monday, February 16, 1914 · page 6

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6 :43: sols 5:30

NING SENTINEL TELE~
. HONE (2.6.th

News Department.
Business Department.
4,3nch Office. Norwallt.
itor’ 3 Residence.

 

1111141111111 norms: '

loud1'1Communncatlon Of Old
W Lodge, No. 108, F. and A. M..
. " held at in rooms, Fobl‘tm- ry
p.319“ at 8 o'clock p. m. We 11k,
71191 Degree. All Master Mucus cor-
. and frmrnally invited.

4 ..Fracgmily yours,

‘ noon? M1. WiLoox. Sec'y.

 

Evbryolte will applaud the desire of
ii war office to end the extreme and
V necessary severity with which 111m»
’ .uiilitari offenses 1110 now punished
n time of peace in the hoveiutnont

. with the stigma of u coiiiitt in defro-
1‘ once to the barbarous articles of was of
4 over a century ago.
.- least in keeping with out record as
in civilized nation that these penalties

it is not' in the

': "have so long endured without public

211-1111111111.

But the senate has now puss-

1.ed a ibi“ that will 111111111 erring sol-

‘ tulle-re ill militari- limiters subject for
'1 reformtltcry discipline instead of oc-

 

4 cupants of the :prisou4pen and com

I

44 of the S. P. (‘1.

44111110111; the criminal population.

 

' shied only slightly,
4 and its occupants safely past the lilti-

11onioiu< of the most vicious elements“

The
,‘utiiied
end made law as speedily its possible
in order that the centurv old blunder
may be wiped out for all time

14 DRIVER ABUSED HIS HORSE

441A senseless and disgusting display?
temper was witnessed on Fairfieni.
venue this the hing, the \ictini as 111‘

notion of the senate should be

 

 

. 4.414.141 often the case, being it tln'mb titti-

<nai. A gray horse attached to 1.1
light l‘onti‘ canon. became l'i'iu telletl
at. a limousine standing ill the foot of
the hill. but. in spite oi" its fears,
und not the wagon

chine. whereupon the driver showed
his appreciation by unmcl‘clfully insh—
iug the horse until out of sight.

It was :1 case of horse sense vs.
men's sense with the horse taking all
the laurels.

it is to be regretted that 11 member
A. was not on hand

‘ to witll'ess and take a hand iii the

proceedings,

THREE SCORE YEARS AND TEN.

Friends and neighbors. numbering
about twenty. took F. A. Mills, of 31
Chestnut. street, by surprise. Saturday
night. when they swooped down upon
him and took possession to help him
celebrate another anniversary of his
birth. A large birthday cake decorat-
ed with the figures seventy told the
story of three score years and ten.
A very pleasant evening was enjoyed.
enlivened by violin and piano. and the
host could hardly be restrained from
langoiug to the music Many happy
returns of the day was heard from
every ...., 1111 they departed for their
homes.

 

 

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‘ New YORK CHURCH TO BE SOLD.

«of

NEW YORK. Feb. lll.——Ti.o property
the First Reformed Episcopal

‘ Church. in accordance with 11 decision

1

Inf the trustees. will be placed upon lilo

‘ '1lnnl‘k6t soon the price aukod being
$400 000 The membership has be onto

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

' no scattered that a new church in 11

less expensive neighborhood will serve
as well as the present structure, the.
difference in cost allowing of 1111 eu-E
dowment fund I

At least eighteen large churches in

.14 Manhattan are now on the market. rcp-
.4'.4resentlng a total value of around $12.-
311110.010. These do not represent full

up congregations. but the desire of
‘thc churches to follow the shift of pop

' ilbtlon.

 

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4. . HIGHWAY CONTRACTS.
Contracts for the construction of
lute r’obti work have been awarded
1y 0. 4.]. Bennett. state highway com~
111111111111. as follows:

fibmn—«A section of gravel road to
1111111 Arbarlo.

 

a

‘ in s 11111.. “11111113111111.1111 it.

fly Editor's Rbsidencc.f

was cleared
hours the
about ml 4 ‘lll
the 11 Sound. 1.
Elizabeth and the Frederick. Winona“
brook took 101 a1 dbl-y! when “those:
craft boson tov‘break up and: mullet
their way to the other pair. the;

Katie Woods and the «Rose Marie
1111111111111. These also soon began to
:give way under 1111; pounding of the
storm and the whole party then took
to tho dorv‘.

Dory Blown Abroad Sound.

It was two o'clock Satutdny morn-
ing when the barges broke away
Ifrom the tug near lBtlrtlett's Reef. it
was fourteen hours later when the
last of the four boats began to sink.
Meanwhile the storm victims had
been blown in an easterly direction.
until off Cornfield Point, near Say-
brook. Conn. and then across the
Sound, in their dory. aftei the wind
i.shifted to about of! Orient Point. I
At 5 o’clock. lSaturday afternoon.
life savers and residents of Orient.
Point including L. A.Lathbtu,sow1
the dcry. drifting into the surf.
They waded. out into the waves and
found the small boat's passengers. film
iahed, exhausted and half frozen. and
making feeble efforts t'o ‘bail out the
water which came aboard each time
a 4comber swept over the sides.
Three dogs had been abandoned on
the barges. !
Latham Shelters Rescued.

‘ ry mile that want

then experiences Their names were
giien as George Towne. wife and two
infant children; Emil Jensen and

 
 

hose. 1 think his 11111111

iTitties on board the
you

said} “but since
day before he w 11111111111911

ills silica and

 

 
 
 
 

that an inquiry be out
that everything wilhl‘ié
.cr cliche."
Friends of Kennedy 11
his suicide “as due to
of insanity 4
Kennedy committed all cideal‘eillicr-

4 knit.“ J
insist that
udden Spell

 
 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

i told but who won on. tha scene to give

Onofllrlllllmbnl who want not in the

' 1 bill for one of the others wits 110.116.

whloll 11.111191“ to with keeping and

eating ' bumbling

1

.‘filn: 1111111111 were at ill Stole street
was WI. rstrdotsud «immune

the Milan built
divided into two 111111111111
to those arrested two others
found in tile State street place. one
old man being to much unite the 1111‘
Silence of opium that he could not he
moved and the other was left themto

 

fake cure of 111111 promising that 1111111 ‘ ‘

would be in court this morning
Get Opluui Layout
Slight opium pipes and about four

day afternoon at Mord: Hotel in pounds of opium were «111th as

Buffalo. where he oyzd his
lived for about it 4
in a small lovbtury of!
room, with his throat on until an open
razor lying on the floor 113411111111 him. He
died before a. doctor arrlrbd.

in addition to the proposed
live investigation into hire 0

 

 

 
 
 
 
 

fllnfl

family bed‘ well as Chinese «(1111 11111 cattle. hid In-
Wall found laces, poltcr chips and other Chinese
hotel l"myiglllnibilnu 1111* unhernalia and $174

Which was supposed to be. the stakes
in one game. Within 11 few hours of
their arrests all but five were ieicused
on cash ball of $50 in such case. Lccal

e a Chinese merchants and laundrymen

“‘8 “at“ “339”“ 19“ vacant. ’93 gilllfltled to this station with the neces-

rerday by the suicide a} fluffnlo of
John I Kennedy, Blair 1

 

polltcal wait before whféh Kennedy
was to how been a. Wltmfioy Friends
.of the into state. treasuror attributed
his suicide in u measure;1‘1flio fit prcs

l

sary cash and the onlv white man to
release of two of the
All Chinamen Look Alike.

Four trips of the patrol wagon were.
necessary to get all those arrested to

poet of a. public grilling ill. MflWlllt Whig headquarters “d mothers were

man a hands

somewhat complicated there, as Chi-

The“, were 111 0 mm”, generally nose coming in to bail out others
The rescued were at the home of .. flaking, concerning which Mi- Whit would get mixed up with is loud Ziof
‘l.nti1nm, last night, recovering from man was announced to question Ken prisoners just "111111.; and there

hotly One was the action of the stile

(anal board. of which Kcn%wus a
1m itiber. in telecting a bid ohn C.

would be some trouble in getting the.
“”good ones and the “bud"4 separated
as they all looked pretty much it! he

wife: Frederick Siierhoru and wife. Sicwult after Stewart but] refused "4111111 when one Ohlnuman came ill to

John .Iohnstowu and wife. and Wil:
lianl Jones.
Johnstown Praises Women. i

Captain. .lohnstown, who is in
choice of the rescued party. said the
women showed nondelful courage.

The hardest tussle of the men in
the party nus to assemble cvorv'body
on the Katie Woods, which was their 4
final result. Captain Johnstown's

duty was used for this. and the task

"has accomplished without i411ishnp.
despite the heavy pens which threat-
ened to swamp the amp“ boat against
the sides of the barges. One by one
the borges sunk within sight of the
Katie Woods and finally she. too, the
staunchest of the lot. began to fill.

Then all were successfully trans‘
ferred to the dory once more. The
little craft was so weighted down by
the eleven persons crowded into it
that the gunwnlee were dangerously
near the water and the occupants
were frequently splashed with the
waves. The men. however, managed
to keep the bout upright.

Carried Toward Long island.

When the party boarded the dory
they were nearer the Connecticut than
the Long Island shore and hoped to
make the former, but the wind and
this were so strong against them that
they found this impossible. They
were carried little by little toward the
Long island coast and during the of-
lemons they were sighted by the life
savers who went out to them in a surf
boat and took them ashore at Orient
Point.

When the air cleared and it was
possible to see some distance. neither
the life savers nor the rescued. men
were able to sight the Woods, and it
is supposed that barge also sank.

At the life 1111111111; station the res-
cued were given dry clothing and
food and medical attention. it «was
feared at first that the exposure
might result futnlly for the two little
children. but at the Latbum home it
was said last night that they seemed
entirely well

Captain Johnstowu says that the
four families lost virtually all their
belongings, and he has sent word to
relatives and friends in Providence.
and expects to get old from them to
enable them to get back to Front-

dence. l

 

GOES To SANITAHIUM.

John Murphy. a cemetery worker at.
Pine island, was arrested on 8111111111111
night. charged with drunkenness. This
morning Judge John KSDIh sentenced
the prisoner to thirty days and costs.
The costs amounted to $12.08. but one»
cullon was suspended to allow the mm
to go to the. tuberculosis soultarium at
Shelton. Dr. Robert M. Wolfe atoll
lned the man and found his condition
to be illicit as to warrant this ooum
being when

 
 
 
 
 

 

I ‘ sinus TOOK FLIGHT.
The police department would b;
complaint from mace-tutu eons.

helices rim blind 11!st moors
Raymond and Smith wont to the do-

 

pillar-co. mat noM

jt'tonillblllt’ ll huge sum to a “Mr Gaff- 1

'nm, " the othet concerned details of
deposits of state funds in banking in
stittttions bonded by a cotnlmf with
which Kenneth had formerly been
connected. Kennedy butlg‘illready
been before the mud jilt‘y‘tfiSt bbl‘.
Whitman was not through Wiring. _

Mr \lhltiunn rep euted will“ that. he
was greatly shouted tut; edi's
deuth.a111d added there w no ash
deuce of criminal wrong-doipigon Ken
tledys part 1

ALBA“, N Y Fol»!

l! .1 . ...‘ 1. ENDS” titere1wefi,4.11.
accountants besitn examine into “thorium

twinni- Henri it was that the old man uncle'r
Kennedy's depprhment'. the influence of opium was found in u
comptroller bunk.'1‘iuee opium pines and about

the finances of the late Stat,
er John. J.
Employees of tho state

went into tvery detail of accounts a. two pounds. of opium

w eclt ago and found everything in ex-
cellent shape. they said.

 

bail out another the only thing that
could be done was to bring him into
the cells and let him take his pick.
The first of the raids was pulled off
at the widow restaurant lit 111 Stats
street where Charles Tali was said to
lie the 1‘ routiett. This is the place
where The polemic a chart. time‘nizo
got 111 1141111 uncured pictures of the in
lerior 11nd igfoul. The. police went
through 1.11% restaurant out is 1w
door into _4 ‘ yard and then into an
otheroo i311 bi-gilltling whore
you Cbinuinan buuy
lid-inn cards and chips.

 
 
 

were found

here The cards which we.e confls~

While it is outed in the fan tan game are pecu-

thonght that no irregularities exist, a liar in that they are marked it good
complete statement of the condition of deal like flotillnoes and are of card-
thc s‘tstes moneys will be made as a heard about the slate and shape of

matter of form.

to his family.

All the stnromfllcl-ils theatre tickets Those Chinese mode
.eicurcsscd grief over Mr Kennedy’s the first load for the patrol and the
'death anti sent sympathetic messages names given by those arrested were

Charles lloo Joseph Dew Leon Chung

Speaker Sweet. of the Assembly, and Lem Wing. Chin Sing, Joe -.Sum Charles

the other members of tile mfb’iilvea-
ligating committee of the mind? legis-
lative house. returned to Albappntoday,

Leohg, and Charles Tun.
There was an electric bell conned
lion running from the restaurant to

defeated in their purpose to pursllade tire room where the gambling was 1:0
District Attorney Whitman to art all m; on and ”“3 worked all flglm but
counflel for the mmnuttee. but lfldfln the "(fl-v.39 were [m quick and got tum

with suggestions regarding others for the room before the evidence of

the place.

BUFFALO. N. Y.. Fol). lib-A com=
piete investigation of the stairs of
State Treasurer John J 1km ’ who
committed suicide at his ho 01 here

the
pl.1\ could be gathered up.
GM 24111 Next. fluid. 34

4\\'liile the State street raid was in
progress the second squad bud de-

yesterday. is demanded by his friends scentled on the second floor of the

and relatives here. in the belief that men‘s“ 8“ ”3‘ WM“ ““99"

the affairs of the Dulce have been cut

This

has been but lately acquired by the

roctly administered. and Ink”. oo- Chiuumen and appears to be a sort of

counts will be found to be correct.

Chinese boarding house or club as it

No explanation of the suicide has ‘3 “if“! “1’ with ”"1““ ““1 ““91”“

been forthcoming today. other thou “WWW“

Twenty- four were ar-'

that. Mr Kennedy was mmpormly do routed here and the patrol wagon had
ranged from brooding over me lmMBfl- to make three tribe. the police iterd- Wilson ls wondering today what lo do

lug ordeal of cross-examination
trict Attorney Whitman, 1W1)
poeiluod him to appear befo
Jury in :New Ybrlt today ‘

31

sub—l

Mr. Kennedy out his throat yeater smoking laymitfs

yms. ing up those who had to wait. .1 '

lHere five opium pipes, two of them

able money were found two cumin etc .
including lamps.

1111111. 5.430 to.” “mind“
motley. 11111111111111.1111 and 1111 was luteif

 

in ildditi‘o‘
1w are 1 4 1

.11; 11111111111411: were locked up on whirlpool hired on a man who 11111119911111 111 like

paid in Hartford oven at your 111:0 At
that time one of ills-is stratified out
He and '1

11111911111111 on o. train at South Norwuih.

Hie. served a 19111 in jail for the: f

'1 Ilium.

too—«n _ .

 

coo w’aLL cinemas recess.
slurs.

W

infill Have Sound Concert Next Sun- .

ilily‘ Night. With Foulstu Anal
1 watery 11111111111 10. ‘4
The 111.111.111.111 committee of. Old

”Well «Hook and (udder Company held

a meeting yesterday at thé headquar-~
tors in Franklin street.
011 lb have it sacred concert in May“
Theatre. next. Sunday evening, aft 8
o‘clock. the program consisting of 11
Biblical moving picture drama,» vocal
selections and other features. 1
The observance of the fortioth anni-

versary of the company," on Tuesday.I

Moron 10th. was also discussed. It

was voted to have an entertainment at.

the Central iFlre Station, and 11 bun-
quet at one of the hotels. There will

Attorney furnish ban was M_ J Gannon who be an orchestra and set oral promi
\1\ hitmnn was prepared t mum ““9 3 secured the

today the John Doe invefigatlcn in.o Chinameu

nenl citizens niii make speeches. Wib

ham A. McPherson, chairman of the

special committee. mode a report and
details will be completed later.
The inter-company ‘plnochle tourna—

ment comes to an end on Thursday.l

with a sitting at the Old Well court
pany' s headquarters. uni urrsnsutents
are boring made to entertain the play-
ers in suitable stvie.

DEMOCRAT“ "m”TN VOTERS
. ORGANIZE.

WASHINGTON. Fob.16.——'I‘he Na-
tional Democratic Assoclséion of Wu-
nien Voters was announced today .8
the latest entry into the political and
suffrage field. As announced by its
chairman, Mrs. CharlesMcrtcn, the ob-
ject of the association is to carry on
suffrage campaigns within the Demo

erotic party and attempt :to preventi ” ‘

the nomination of any Democrat “ho

is not a suffrage udvotal”. i

Our political wot-k \iulwlie large pro
conventional... and pro-primary.
Mrs Morton
critic who fail in suppbrt woman suf-
this. violate the cardinal principles 40f
the Democratic piirty and. tliersfore‘ti
should yield their places to others. \\ e 1

said

want the Reuse. and Senate to remaiml

in Democratic conic-cl “
The attenuation contemplates 151.111
and county organization along lines

duplicating those of the Democratic 4
It is proposed to extend the‘

party.
work him every state and territory
of the United States.
«Austen-:0 Fort STEALING MAlLs.
PIWSFIELD, Moss" Feb.16.~.lohn
Von Brother, driver of the mail' wagon
between the post office and railroad
station, was arrested early this mom
ing. by post office inspectors on a
charge of opening letters and stealing
from the mails. Theatreat took place
in the post office when Van Brother
was caught in the act of opening let
tor-.181) admitted he was trying to
find money in letters and 11111 been

opening letters almost since he start

ed work last September. Van Brother
came here from Richmond. Mann. is
28 yours'old and single. Following a
hearing before United {States Commis-
sioner Wood he was taken to Boston.
where the federal mud jury is in ses-

sion. .

 

woooRow. HERE'S :20. no buy A
RAILROAD.
wwsumcrou Fob iii. 41111111111111

with four 35 gold places he received
fruit: an anonymous writer in San

humid very elobomte and worth oonslden Francisco.

“Dear Mr. Wilson." the letter ran.

"enclosed 111111 :20 hr a fund for act; 1

111111.111 the Manitoba Hotel, where he bcmmm and all the usual ppmpmp cranium-owned railroads.“
inaiia. some opium on cards Just about,

lived with his wife. son and do tor.
The body was found by his a
ham H.Konnody.1
It said ,Mr. Kennedy bod 1 2
Michael1li'.il)irnhorgbr, Jul. ‘. f'
nay. so well as to other ‘ jut-.11
friends. that he did: not four. -4
any tidbit upon which that l
mllht indict him; but that ‘ . .
.of the State transistor”: office more so
intricate a shrewdmr ml in. ess-
iiy place him in 11.111111111114111 than
before the public.
Willis all definite: ummuuhova.

 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 

you lieu announce. it 111.4.th this dimer street house govern! chills

that his was! will he WW1“

111111 morning from tho limit
ll bulb Help, Willem-tor .

Slammed outfitting .111 $114th burfllinir 1.

 

m rill-111115 Mwwimh
41.!th l0

W mob» .

for damn-111111- 1154

1.11.... 11111. tumult mom
i

W“- ready to be Smkfidu three quarter

inc-11nd cons of the opium "spool! soul

i

 
 
 

1111‘ the 4111111141111
lot 111114111111 the room. All thrills.

or "sort of o didactic his
and initialisation-crab policemen .
Now “”8“ m" '4' at the South Noi-walit depot. mum “Milli!“ 11111111114141 1

. day. that an incoming train hold thin .

domino sticks. some of bone bind

change 111' cash made up the rest of
‘" tbs stuff discovered by the police. The

money was in him but on a table
in the cantor of 11111141111111. 1

Claim Nothing Wrong.
Jim its. the police were entering

l...

«11.11 autumn 15

Mill! m
liable
111111111" 011

will be, derived.

 

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K. or G. 0. random

 

M.

4 The Knights of the Golden Dipper. .
‘0 and small lors of it two or three a new lodge, has been formed by
i “9“" cm of opfhm ”has. cards. Chinese

uncut fifteen young men of the soul.
and district.
tonight with Arthur Lincoln all. his
11011191111 Railroad avenue. After the
mastitis cards will be played and a
sauerkraut and franhfui-tor suppo-

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

'
”WA..—

' HT“ Mile :1vaon 1116th
MUSPENDED. 4 1 1»
no; live per, out. 4! 4
with 11,1 W11 11111111111. 11111111111.

tuition. instill 11411111“. 111111111 "1b! the .
4 mausoleum ‘

$2.4 .‘

It was decid

"We hold that 1111 name}

A meeting will be held .4

 

 
 
 

: 'i Febiuaryis a Month of Many Opportunities

We are closing out which 0101! Merchandise at v 11‘, Great Rs.

duotionb.

am 0mrln9i in

 

* is highly srntifying

1

l

Mixtures etc
I 1

i
i

 

i_4Splelldld Opportunities 111111111111 Tinting h-
' . out 11111 Store

STOCK TAKING It the out of mthznbosumtn Sloan-too of
all Winter Gouda and 811mm Stocks. THERIEFORE '

Women s and Misses

COATS

As there are still eight or ten weeks ili which heavy gatmtnts
may be 110111.11". opportunity to buy such garments at such low. price.“

1 $12 to $18 Coats $6.98
:14 $18 to $22- Coats $9. 98
f 4 44 $22 to $35 Coats $12. 98

Wool Plush. reams. mm, .Broodcloths. Bout-lea.

it will pay you to buy 101- next season at those prices.

momma veusv CORNER"

 

 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 

 

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Sentinel Fashion Plate

‘15—”..—

6ér ePrdcfi‘cdl
flaméyDrefl ”cl/(ill

f.Qli‘u‘oni‘

by Pictorial Review

 

A dressy. model soluble for develop-

io trimmed with bands of moire. all».
m vaulted satin ribbon.

 

1 mm mo.- 111111 spring wear m
.mbw the attention of the home
dreumokor. For the new doblb'm
lieu-4y satin: and silks bro unlit is
place of the nivots which versions
m for 11mm mus

Prepared Eipm'ally For 7711': Newspaper

ii srmo' m.

1 in wrap together.

monc in block. gray or blue satin iii.

 
 

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Th- milder illustratod'hm require.
4 yards of 88-inch bill: or satin to make.
Black. gray or dark blue would be
serviceable and pretty. It is trimmed
with blue folds of moire. for which
3 yards of 87-inch silk will be needed.
An airy louohlmoy be added by lin-
iahing the also elf-the moire bands
with frillod satin ribbon. One will
need 5 yards of l—inch ribbon for this
trimming. The wrap. however. should
not exceed: $91 in cost.

The sleeves up out in one with the
wrap. and provision is made for I
Shoulder yoke at the book. if desired.

in making, first close shoulder spam
as notched. Join the front and book
bands as notched, udjult to position on
wrap, centenbacktl. shoulder 1191111111
and front edges oven. Adjust upper
band to position on back of wrap, up—
per edge (indicated by large "0" por~
Intuition) along crossilne of small "o"
perforations. in wrap. center-backs
oven. Clone buck scam of lower bond
(indicated by single large "0" perfora-
tion). adjust to position on wrap, con-

, tar~baclta and lower edges even. Close

seam of arm band in! notched. udjust
to position. bringing corresponding
small "0" and'slntfie large "0" perfora~
thins in wrap and in band together.
armhole edges oven.
1 Tack strap to position underneath
wrap (under the right arm), bringing
double "co"- fibrillation: in strap and
flows book at sin-
clo sinali "o" perforation in strap and
an eye at ainzla,4.lmo "0" perforation .
neur‘ lower front edge of wrap on left
tilde. Bow loow of: inhale small "0"
perforations hour lower cilia of wow”
(on right tilde) am new buttons at the
two single "'1‘" perforations on left side
of wrap. 4

The cost sham be built upon a
foundation of satin. unless the material
used for the outside II of durable
duality.

abundance echo. 4 ‘

 
 

 

 

 
 
 
 

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