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m' THE SOUTH NORWALK EVENING SENTINEL'
PAGE runes-
”THURSDAY, SEPT. 2, 1915
’ Classified “Ads.”—To Let,
' For Sale, Business and
1 an s 0 Professional Cards, and
1 Miscellaneous
LASSIFIED Advertisements on thlspage, Twenty-Five Words or Less, 25c
4 Three Times, 50c. Each Additional Word, 1 cent per Insertion. In Black-
face or Caps, Double Price.
. _WANTED. TO LET. FOR SALE. 3
_ WANTED—A RELIABLE GIRL T0
'do the entire work in a family of four.
Good cook. References. Inquire
Sentinel Office. 52 3t
.WANTED—A BOY OR YUUNt.
man as a worker in a Dry Goods
‘ Store. A. Diekennan & Son.
WANTED—SITUATION Br HUN?
“garish woman to do general house-
lwork or' on farm. it South street. SO,-
Norwalkl ' '
If.
at inquire No. 1 Burbank street.
S2 3t ____
82 Ill"
:‘ WANTED—SITUATION. YOUNG-
,
than able'to do all kinds of WOI‘k
ground the place would like position
‘ with a privatertalnlly. Wile a‘good
To LET—«FIVE ROOMS, SECOND"
floor, No. 3 Burbank Street. Rent Slapstore front formerly in Connenlly a;
82 3t: Bracken store. Also extra place glass’ R
T0 LETS—4 ROOMS SUITABLE
for light housekeeping. Bath, gas. Ad-
ults only. Rent 89. 53 Spring streets
52 it'
1'6 LET—132 WEST STREET,
vllow rent. inquire next door. s2 ill
I .
To. LET-5 ROOMS WITH lll-l
provementa at.’12 North Main street.
FOR EALEv-PLATE GLASS.
store doors, at bargain price. For fur-
ther particulars inquire Swartz & Cor-
bett, 83 Washington street.
9 steps, grading, concrete cellars, artiti-i‘ FOR UNITED STATES
rooms. All improvementS- New HO'JDI- clal building stone. Also house and;
FOR SAL E—CEMEN'I‘ SIDE-l
walks, curb and gutter, ornamental
barn, Connecticut avenue. inquire
'I.owlor & IJyons, Norwalk.‘ Phone
14:1-5. ' :2 3t
.—
{ RUSSIA TO USE ALL
SOURCES OF REVENUE
PETRUGRAD, Sept. 2.—Thc
finance committee of the Duma
presented a bill yesterdav ex-
;tending the rights of thc'State
E Bank to issue paper money. The
lconlmittcc report discussed the
; entire problem of meeting war ex»
ipcnscs. stating that the sums
; needed were so large that all pos‘
tsible sources of revenue nlust be
used—taxation, internal credit
operations. an issue of paper
money and foreign loans.
Regarding the proposed develop-
, mcllt of the issue of paper monev‘
,the report said: '
"Compared with other nations
ussia holds the greatest covcr
Iin gold for her paper money withi
}thc possible exception Of'Grcat‘
1 Britain." l
l
DECISIVE TRIUMPH
‘ LONDON, Sept. 2, 3:45 a. mi
l—Commenting today upon thci
outcome of the negotiations be—i
itwecn the United States and Ger-i
“will“ “5° 5 ”0°19? “M“m—‘pmw'i ZF‘OR BALE-SUBWAY AlND POCK- many over the lattcr's submal
men‘s 8‘ 9 “mm“ “”“9- ““1“” et billiard tables. Almost new and one policy. the Dally News says:
xliniled Grocery Co. s1 ti
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housekeeper, would [ISO like pOSlIIOIIi TO LET—HOUSE 8 ROOMS. BATH.
Ifflmlly so wishes. S. C. 2.. 24VHoyt
l .
improvements. West. on High stream
ptreet, South Norwalk, Conn. InquirelFO;Ir room apartment, 2 rooms fur’l
7 Bio'clock'a. m., or by mail.
.. . ..._.~,
:wuurswsrrumou as BUT-
ler or cook. Young man wishes situa-
: Lion as butler or cook in small family'.
gBeat references. Inquire R. Arrindenn,
.clo 0; E. Hoyt.
Fine Point, South Nor-
. ,walk... .. . _.
a31 3t
. wAN'rso—IN Rites}: BOX DEPT.
girl experienced on staying machine.
1131 at
8.31 3t *
'2 3‘ nished or unfurnished, Suitable tor
-19 LET—:9. noon .nousn. .10:
Reed street. Improvements. Yearly
rental, 130 monthly, advance. Refer
cacao-Bertha J. Eur. Broad River-or,
J B. Diuretics & Co, -a30 6tl
—'ro LET-'41 UNION er. 7 noon
Hooch and Bailey Go. 126 t!
AUTOMOBILES. I
' WANTED—ALL TRUNKS FROM
' Bell Island, Hickory Blair and Roway-
ton, 50c. Morrell’s long distant express
,Tel. "1181. 030 (it
BUSINESS NOTICE.
A. MODNE, 70 NORTH MAIN ST.
* South Norwalk. Bicycles, motorcycles
and Sundries. Both sold nd exchanged.
Expert repairing. Baby carriages re«
paired. Prices reasonable.
SALVATOR CHARIDTT— GENER-
ml contractor. Estimates given on
an kinds of contract work. Be sure
0: can our estimate. We can save you
money. Phone 816-3. :6 Wood St.
SMITH AND WRIGHT HAVING
reduced their expenses to a minimum
{will give astonishing low prices on
jointing. paperhanging and general
.« Jobbing. 274 East avenue and 10 Cot-
loge street Tel. 1271-3. or 743-2.
LOST.
- : «LOST—THICK SKIN
WALLET,
leases.
Finder will be suitably rewarded it
returned to A. F. Ainaworth, 65 Cove
(lacunae, East Norwalk. . ‘a31 3t
u 1:087 BANK BOOK NO. 18185, IS-
" Sued by South Norwalk Savings Bank.
Finder will kindly return to said bank
p8 pungent has been stopped. ‘
; ‘ ‘ 5‘2 9 16
Dorlon " House.
‘ l (Gregory Boulevard)
I East Nos-wall: ~
f. Opens May .r.. '
‘ .IHORE 'DINNERS AND ALL
mum 0F SEA r000
, COOKED TO ORDER.
E. o’S‘rlLLr'vaN, Prop.
g Telephoanall‘gno. j .
- 3 Pleasant Hour. Leckwoou'o Hall.
maflomei of Paramount» and Metro
Fe ”titres—Exclusive Rights ln‘ Not-Walk
1 , Toner . l
. ‘A’NIT‘ GTEWARTV and EARLS
[WILLIAMS iu‘ the eleventh Rustall-
_ "silent-oi the serial beautiful .
."l'lle Goddess”
. . ,. TOMORROW,.
' ‘Metro'upresent's a Norwllker, ED-
:MUND BREESE In Robert W. Ser-
‘plgels poem adaptation], ‘ '
""‘FRIIDAY . _
.li’fFl-ohman presents; PAULINE FREE!
.4
:. * - . rhesuooltng ollllln' lieu-cw; .
“ Leaves Robb” Point, "59330,: 1i.
FOR SALE-aurouonlhE; ONE?
4-40 and one 0-60 5 passenger automoW.
bites. First class shape. Prices',;reason- I
able. Details Box 553. Souih Norwalk.l
. S2 at
\
FOR SALE—A LARGE LINE OF
used automobiles, ‘nt sacrifice prices.
Luther Wright, 6 Madison street, '80.
JUNK.
THE WM. EFFRON 00.. Inc.
80nd postal or telephone. Tel. 441
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(Continued from first page) '
*1
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trograd dwell on the’Russian suc-
cess in Galicia and record the
capture ”of ~ more» than ' seven
thousand prisoners. German re-
ports have indicated that the
Teutonic advance has been re-
sumed in this region after a tem~
poizatry chetlflr.
.. scent c aims b 'the Turkis
War Office of victhries‘over in};
Dardanellesl - expeditionary forces
With ..heavy losses to- the latter.
official statement reporting the
capture of-‘hn important utactical
. point in the Anafarta— region and
The Russian~ fortress of Grodno
seems to be nearing its fall. To-
day army headquarters at Berlin
announced that the outer ,forts
gains alongthe fron‘t occupied by
, of the stronghold had been taken.
. Onlyartilleryengagements and
bOmb fighting are reportedqfrom
the‘ front in France. . '
,Berlinphas reports from Paris
that France and- ,England‘ stand
ready to assist Russia by detail~.
mg. expert military strategists to
the. headquarters “0f Grandr‘Dult‘e
Nicholsstl: , ' ' '~ “
- The ‘ AGerman
prompted by the, report of a
British denial, reiteratesits deci-
laratlo that . a Formal!" .T'British
. - cruiser and atBritish torpedo boat
. 5 . were. surprised and "trunk by. a
German "torpedo boat flotilla otf
rheujutlandcoas't“ on Aug. 1_ .
The: cruiser is now stated to lie
of The "Aurora class? veneels ‘of‘
willie class displaggéfiootdns. ~
.. .. ,.. -..—$7.:
j STEAMER HUNTINGTON» 1
sum 90’leroi'l‘luN-rluoroa.‘
' ;_ai¢uraay.vls‘unsay‘. Labor; Di‘y'l"
‘lil-l'
1tine residential section, near our line.
Norwalk. Phone 1413-4. n18 1m
‘ We pay but prices for all klnds all
have been followed—by a British“
, ' distinct, Bresidellt Wilson; hav-L,
. tqlbe
Sub"
only equippment for pool. Will sell
very reasonable. Inquire S. Gennario,
31 Main street, Norwalk. s2 ~lit.
FORD
runabout. fully equipped. Demonstra-
FOR SALE—MODEL H.
_.- . . . . , . " 'n . ' ' Hi '
. . $lit/Alp???l>-—tBOOK-KIIEPING . T0 aggtmusaeeping Inquire 2 “‘31:!“03 on request. Apply Central Gar- chosen. to retreat.
hie part, line. Also typewriting. OWn ' ‘age. Darlen. A . s2 3t
". ... til. -. -- -‘ -.
Plum“ “are“. 3 A 010 satisfied: 7° LEI-”FURNISHED ROOMBl FOR SALE BARGAIN ~ BEAUTI-
“l . " {£11111 or without board, in printout“! 12 room Two family .house East
‘ ‘ HS ,‘ . . I . I -, ' ' . .
. _'YVANTED—SITUATION TO oo' 1: e 8‘ wf’mwm “e T” :10; Norwalk, may... for rent or for sale; fllct.'
» :‘hwertl housework, Inquire James ‘ - ‘ and small country place 12 acres inlL
”fulfills; Connecticut avenue. Dorian. (or sale. Box 685, South Nor-
‘walk, Colin; Tel. 359-3." "
FOR BALE—COTTAGE EIGHT
roonls. Bath. improvements. Lot smlz
sl (it
Price very reasonable. Apply .l. M.
apartment. POssesion at once. The Layton & 00-? 300'“ “0”“ka ‘1 ‘5‘ rcportcd that Emperor William
I“ FOR SALE‘IIARGMN 'I‘O QUICKEnlanmllnllwcg and today's news
purchaser. 30 feet by 7 feet. standing
roof launch. 10 H. 1’. Gray motor.
8275. C. A. Brown. No. 44 Van‘ Zant
street. East Norwalk. 331 at
FOR SALE—ONE LIQUOR 1‘lc'iwarfarc which cost more than it'3
Sense, for Town op Norwnlk. For fur-g
ther information address P. O. Box
;573. South Norwalk. 012
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, District of Norwalk, as, Probate
leourt. August 24th, A. 0.. 1915.
Estate of Emma F. Walker late of
.Norlvalk in said DISIrict, deceased.
The Court of Probate for the Dis-i
prlct of Norwalk, Illllll limited and al-f
“lowed six months from the date here-
of for the creditors of said Estate mfpapcrs “f Saturday and Sundav ticinl announcement
“Meme,“ 2. make no mention of a L‘llil‘lL'C of. the stops being
iexhibit their claimsror
Those who neglect. to present their
.accounts, properly attested, within;
lisald time, will be debarred a recovery.‘
:All persons indebted to said Estatei
taro requested to make Immediate pay-,
ment to ‘ ' ‘
, ‘ WILLIAM N. DRAW,
M26 81 S of." ' Executor
-——-
ORAL AND WRIT— ?
1 TEN ASSURANCES
\V,ASHIINGTC)'N, Sept. 2.—
With both oral and written as—
surances from the German .gov-
crnlncnt transmitted
Count von Bernstorlf, the 'Ger-
man ambassador, to the State
Department rcgardingfiermany’s
submarine policy, officials of the
looked hopefully forward fdr an
ultimate and satisfactory settle—
ment of the whole submarineprobe
lem. Assurancc‘is given that.
liners will run he ‘Sunk by Gets.
man submarines without warning
and without safety for the lives
of non-combatants. provided the
liners. do not try to escape or of—
fer reslstancc. -
Germany‘s next communica-
tion, it was said authoritatively,
,will be a formal disavowal of the
sinking of the Arabic,‘ and rep-
aration will be made for American
lives, lOst in the disaster. if the
attack was made by a German
submarine. ,f , 5,
With the situation growing out
‘of the Arabic incident out”’of the
American poison the Lusitania
will be forthcoming. If that is
satisfactory to .the Lihited States;
.it is believed. that the Washing-
ton government will then turn its" '
attention to the problem of neu-
ral commerce. AI‘HOIC to Greati
Britain already is in. course” of}
preparation, The" two "issues,-
however, are beingheot entirelyt
ing c0nsistentlyfre'fuscd, to allow,
‘the‘questioupimeu‘tral commerce; ‘
distorts “with the}. g
m \w .
may:
in rine‘l
l nlilly.”
through _
56 Water St.
Washington government today,
way, Germany's reply to Ihelast
‘t “It is much more than a dc-l
idsive triumph for the United
States, it is a revelation of the]
'internal position of Germany:
‘Facedwith the choice between
retreat and war. Germany has
President
Wilson may. well take satisfacv
ition in' having reestablished vio-
filatcd :laws of humanity without
§throwing himself into the cori—
Tllc Daily News considers the
{illness of Admiral von Tirpitz,
,thc strongest possible confirma-
:tion" of the belief that the real
gcrisis wasnot in W’ashinétonu but
,in Berlin, and that it was force
Ebchind suasion which compelled
in chan‘t‘Ze of front. “It has been
isamoortcd Chancellor von Beth—
givcs this report intense signifi-
cance." the article says.
The Daily Express supposes:
l Germany was glad to have an ex-‘,
icnsc for abandoning a method of;
was worth and which covered
the German name will "igno-
..‘
GERMAN main" ’
GET NO INFORMATION
LUXDHN, Sept. 2. 3:58 .I. m.
i
l
""“Thl‘ (It'rlllall l‘lllllit‘ ll'l»: ‘lt‘t‘lliwllolc question now Will be at”;
kcpt ill ignorance of any cnnrcS-
sions to the Ifllitcd States con—
ccrnimz sublllm'illc warfare. ac»
cording to the London Times,
which asserts that German news-
, and refer only briefly to
policy
the Arabic case.
The British Admiralty's revela-
tions regarding the loss of many
submarines also has been r‘on.
ccalcd from the German people.
the Times asserts.
lgold. Gold happens to be the
llar'dly'anticipated'so heavy a
'cdial measures being. premature
ENGLAND SEEKS
BETTER FINANCES
LQNDON, Sept. 2, 3:09 a. nl.
——I)iscussing the financial situa—,
tion as between Great Britain andl
the United States. the Morning.
Post today urges the public to?
restrict its purchases of goodsl
for ilnporation, saying:
"Nothing can so materially and.
permanently relieve the Situation.:
as the actual reduction in our
purchases abroad. Over and.
over again, when bxchangc has:
been adverse to thc I'llitcd States;
the sitaution has been rigllted by;
a process of economy. drastically}
curtailing their imports. Many of1
our imports from the United,
States can be done without tcln—l
jporarily if the public will ccono—l 5:10 a. lll.—Thc German govern-
ment has paid to the Spanish
government through its ambassa-
hich are not really es-l dor
lnizc drastically. During thci
war we should cut down all those
imports vc
scntial."
Arguing for
the immediate
heavy gold shipment, the Times
declares: '
.“It is futile for New York to
urge that America does not want
Specific for the existing malady,
and it is our business to admin-
ister it. The adjustment would
certainly be supplemented and
fortified by the placing of a large
British credit if that can He sat-
isfactorily arranged. Though we
were prepared for temporary ups-
and downs during the period
that must remain before anythingE
practical can be accomplished. wei
fall as yesterday's. '
“There seems some likelihood
that recent official statements as
to announcements regarding relu-
has been misconstrued in New
York. \Ve can only repeat that
no doubt about remedial nicas’
ures need be entertained; but
Rome was not built in a' day. and
while our representatives are go- .
ing to work, we must have pa—
tience and bear the temporary
discomfiturc as bcst we may."
The Daily Mail attacks -thc‘
govcrlllllcnt for “letting things;
slide" so long. and says: .
“Lack of foresight in handllllgr
long threatening situation has;
lcaused alllazcmcnt in busmcssg
lminds. Owing to the expense of!
ilcmittancc. it is virtually ilnpos—l
lsiblc for people to send money to.
lllli‘ United States. RPIIIIIIIIIICL‘.
{\vbolc business being llttcrly dis-
lorganizcd. 'l‘llillgs need never
. , .
_'ll:lvc comc to tllls pass. but Int
ll'aligcd very soon, since the go;
icl‘nlllcllt has handed over the,
iproblclll is real business men.
i 'l‘llc Qith‘l‘lllllClll is urged by
the I‘lirmliclc to make some oi-
regarding
taken. "The int-rt-
:lllnoullcclllcnt from the author:—
tics that the difficulties are It] ‘a
fair \\'.1\' of being overcome. it
says. “would immediately cause
a . sharp rebound: ill exchange.
American financiers arc bccommg.
rcsticc, fearing cancellations of
orders and the transferrcnce of
By having us
Heat, Steam and Hot Air by reliable
litters. ' .
Repairs for all kinds of stoves.
Try my pipe cleaner for stopped
drain pipes.
HINRY A. HEOELEIN.
' Phone 1108-12
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NOTICE '
_ EXCURSIONS
STEAMER 'NORTHPORT
! Betw '
2 CC“ ‘
ROTON POINT. VALLEY
’ GROVE AND NORTHPORT
loot Loaves Boat Leaves
Retell Point: Newport
11:30.}. in. 9:30 a. in.
4:00 p. m... . 2::00 pm.
' 8:00 p. In. 0:00 p. m.
Boat arrives .Bont Leaves
Valley Grove.
12:30 p. m. ‘ 10:15 a. in.
5:00 p. in. 2:45 p. m.
9:00p. at. ._ m5 p. m..
Boat art-bin It Boat nrrlvco‘ at
Northport‘ Retell Poln
1:30 pfln. 11:15 a. m.
5:45 p. in. 8:45 pm.
0:46 p..nl.' 9:16 p. in. -
, Fare—R} ound Trip. 500.
C’OMPO BEACH
‘ DANCING 7‘ 1'
/ 'ln-the'plvllllon '
\Fnday Sept .3
_. ,i 7;. {‘ By .‘ , .,
" ‘ Wilmer. .CI-UB _~ ‘
install Hot Water
Valley Grove"
British purchase to other mar:
kcts. With both sides anxlous
for a scttlcn‘fcnt we ought not to,
have to wait long." i
T he Express says: "Important;
influences have been brought to;
hear to remedy the unsatisfactory:
'state of the cxchanwc problem.E
An official announcement. no,
doubt, soon will be forthcomingi
The situation has not created-
, any alarmlin the money market.
for the simple reason that the
outcome ofrnegotiatioils now pro.-
cecding is awaited with complete
confidence." '
|
Financial
newspapers urge:
. prompt action by the govcl'n-‘x
nient. The Financier says it,
dream that the deliberations‘ of,
the bankers’ committee will take:
too much time, while “what is‘
wanted is immediate, if , only.
temporary measures to arrest the:
fall. Authorities are agreed thatl
a Short-term loan is the best'way
Out of the difficulty. Surely ._a
small loan could be placed,.at oncei
and increased later ifnecessary.‘
Such a step would restore confi--
deuce." ’ . ._
The Financial Times declares
that little relief can be expected
front the proposed restrictions of',
imports. ”In actual Working". lti
0-.
uncertain, and it must be remen’ly
bered that‘the bulk. of our’ordi—
nary imports from the Unltgd
States, consists rot raw material.
and foodstuffs. the flow .of which
it is undesirable to check.”
SRI'I‘ISH SUEMARINES Slui‘c
~ "FOIIR TURKISH SHIPS.
———.———
V PARIS, Sept. 2,2:45‘1), m.--—
been storncd'oerl by British sub.
J
{ENGLAND LAYS OFF GOV- Q
lemployces o the land valuation
‘ deaths of several Spaniards who
dispatch to New York of a very, were shot at Liege in August,
chstcrday was at a standstill. tllci\ -
says,“ “this. method is, slow and" ,
"Four Turkish transports havcf 1
ERNMENT EMPLOYEES
LONDON. Sept. 2, 4:44 a. m.
——As the first stcp in a inOV'J-
mom for retrenchment in pov-
crllmcnt expenses, the Exprcss
announces the dismissal of 1,700
department, which was crcatcdi
under the budget of 1909 to make
a complete valuation of all land
in Great liritain as a preliminaryl
step to the taxation of unearned
increments.
SPAIN RECEIVES '
$48,000 INDEMNITY
HEADQUARTERS FOR GAS
RANGES, $12.00 to $48.00,
Self Lighting Burners. See,
our stock before buying.
Gas Hot Water Heaters . . $11.00
Eddy Refrigeraton.
Jones 8tllotchkiss
17 Wall St. Norwalk. Conl-
R0l0N ' ' P0lNl PARK
MADRID, via Paris, Sept. 2,
at Madrid 240,000 pesetas
($48,000) indemnity for the
“v ‘- d
1914.
* LABOR DAY
“Willi” nllwuls
“Wm AT NIGHT g
(and, Evening , ,
AMERICAN. BAND Blg Dismay
The greatest success of the 1915 season was the
DODGE CAR
Only one in four that wanted a “Dodge" was able to
get one.
ORDER NOW $785
3 NORTH MAIN ST.
SOUTH NORWALK
S.l.. BENEDICT 7
“my“
\ EDISON
Tone
There is no such thing
as an “Edison Tone."
There'is. in‘thc New
Edison, 3 Bonci Tonc, a,
Spalding Tone, a Des—
tinn- Tone, and Anna
Case Tone—each: sep-
arate and distinct; each
faithful to the distinc-
tive character of the ar-
- tist. But the New
Edison has no :ronc of
its Own. It is merely a
perfect.-vehicle for the
reproduction of the
artist's work. »
There Is no foreign sound,_
no “talking m‘nchlne" ‘
.tone.Mr..Edisonhaa eiim- . -‘ .
_ inated all these. The .- ,, . ,
music of the New Edison Is nothing but the pure, unaltered, lite-llke'tone ,
5 arms original artist. Come In and hear your favorite record today on 1,
the New Edison. We will be glad To play it for-‘yon without obligation. ., '
, The A. I. Angevinetir Son Co. ‘
" 131-135 WASHINGTON 81‘. South Ntirwalh, coho.
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OPEN. YEAR 0 O MP\O IN N , WESTPORT,
’ ‘AROUND connectlcut.
" Dine and Dune. Between tn. seduce—Orchestra.
4—-—-CAP‘E GRILL
Inimitable Entorhlment—Pufectlon in Food 'and Service.
$1.50usH-onn DINNER SPECIAL $150
Noon to 5.10 In. modem: May 29.
.. ——- u s: n u _ .
antes, calm. .mumfimm‘unls Necks. Clam Chowder, Fish
ln'ssuon. ,Psrlslenno Potatoes. nut Oold' Boiled Lobster. Mayonnaise
Dressing. Eur amuse onion Mashed Potatoes. Vegetables! In
: lllllllu.
. til SW'
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.scison.“Dsnn,_fl‘ésa-. _ , . ,. . . . .
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