ruasonv, FEB. 22, t§16:' "‘3
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HOWLAND’S . f,
_. ’ it it
.‘ . Osborn & Chem Canny, said,
hi mfliuh‘lfl
m .m that the.demanda of the men in his,
. 311mm tithe M50! ma»
terial. and be thought adjustment
. would be easily made. He claimed not
H ‘ m w m M W M “A“ to know why the girls left work, any,
_ ’ ing tint they acted without rnnliinigiy
their demuda known. He did not!
it ~ . - . . , .!
ANSOXIA. M. 21. 'While [he Ann-l hiak the number of stnkera was as!
many as fifty. I
‘erican Bra” (‘cmpany and its 2.500‘ w “m L”. O ‘
..trikit;g employee were still deadloclt- , . I? run u ‘ l
\\ A'l‘ERBURl. Feb. 21. -0\er 1w"
nonnatnT
SOCIETY
:ézN E W S:-:
tumult
Bridgeport, Conn. Monday, Feb. 2t, iota;
The star e
a.
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__'”:.“__'tisssttttiititts
(‘HK‘AUU, Feb. zit-A bensational
slegation of graft was made today
by Alderman William E. Rodriguez.
ed tonight over the matter of an in-
crease in wages of f 1—2 cents an hour,
the blrlht‘ contagion spread rapidly to
:luborers, moetly Russians and Polt‘r.
refused to return to their work at the
. is closed
Washington's
alto aaaerted that Ira. l’ Waller . . . .- ~ . t
l ”M AI “0'“ JAMS Eat0n, let-tut‘er. author an‘duhead o. other “HUN"; in Ansonia “d "idm‘ytmuou of m.” MMUM'WUOVN (Um-V
‘ 'ilic llureau of Social Survey under .l-‘our other concern are now haVing 9"” here "1'“ afternoon because ”W.
CLOSED :M” bodice Osborne titowe, t‘ummiir trouble with their employ”, but men.company would not accede to all of: Birthday
my. Feb. and, l A Leap Year dinnervdance. laat ”hauling: lifett 13.12:““23 Eggrltomgt has been no disorder. ”W" demands for ”at” working ('00
ALL DAY lama" was given at the Royal James" ‘0 ll“) “WT apprormately our-third The 120 employee of the Union l-‘ab- tdltiutir The company was "1”qu 1".
‘lnu bydtim Grace Sterling. There wereot licr mat-y to Mrs. itowe, rit coiiipatiy in Derby today L'ked tortsrunt an increase In pay or 25 unts a‘
‘
if. wupleii in attendance, aadtheevoh-‘ The «harried were made at a com- an int-ream of 5 per cent. in iheir'dav and to pay time and a hitlt for THE HOWLAhD DR
trig was one of genuine plea-urei‘lul", ”"dt‘ '" (“h ““d “"9 ”“1 wages; an eight hour day and Satur-iovertiine, but would not include a
to lie tor the benefit oi a needy rela- v. . - - -
day afternoon! 0' With full Pay. As baturday half holiday in the revtsion .__n- .-_ W ~51. . .. ..
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thtuughout. After dinner dantihk was,”W of Mayor “mm“ ”a“ Thump .
enjoyed. The Sterlingwcllnlz orcber . don tomorrow is a holiday and the mill will of working conditions. All morning,
tra furnisher music. The tables werej The charges were made aih a cum be closed down. the company declined ”w W," stood “u". b) ”MI. “names.
“Wham“... .nd the decorations :1“‘l:I‘i“elitizilllilfnuéelll:l:[("(litz‘i‘uullt'il atttd ,0 “he an) answEf to the demands to ’n-iusing to work “m” n“, ”malts
.were red and white. as were, also. ' da). MOM otthe employee are women. of we factory tried ‘0 we“ a Wm...
"in order to protect herself niict
the {“0” and program. The gueata‘ [hp demands f”, “Hm” wm mm“, tine hundred employer of the Bchnel mm“ This noon the men tiled out ”t
. included: iaxztthtlt‘icfiniktiermaii :Itodiiidfuer 5;”. ler, tiraliome and Cheescman company. the ”no“ in 0rd" and after dinner
- F we M158” mm) “mm” “6mm lllUlll" strdman.enAf‘t2-r :tliifirizihlg' with we”! makers. haVe asked for m m.
. lwaihbtll‘), Mildred ()hlnfl'll, licatritphmI M called me in. I advised her crease of ten per cent. in their W!
I, JOSEPH DAVIS lilantreil. New York. Elsie and (irace‘ to ask for a council investigation. The Company h“ not Yt‘t givenlt‘s Inn-
at wm'm'm' 8‘ “‘ MM" ‘Hmung' “mo" “P“."t‘ ”mm” :lilt.tt~l‘th:t’l:-‘l:: diroll’ill‘eii'n‘mafeii’é: “Silo. gm. t‘lllployed at the Orthortie MN. until a sound at a dozen when Wall d. Hiah 8mm FUNERAL DIRECTORS Norwalk, Conn.
.vinlcoittb, Jeannette l ltlc, Margarel fear tor the tor.» of her position. She and (.hwmmn company, textile manu- men disperat-d them The “Ml w”... Prompt delivery ‘0 .n "m 0' "and” and wrwundin‘ tow... > i
., . 'titit'red U: by 1_ W \t‘. agitators, who r
__ u ~——~ —--~—- Agile l'iilnicr. Mrs. Richard honkim‘m” I It“ told BN9 paid 1110'? than facturcrfi. “m“ outtoday. after their}! ~ l I lolditii: meeting.- llt‘l't‘ .~c
d M“ it i 1‘ d i V , $500 to lira. Rowe. 'l‘ltc payments demands for on lncreaae had been “It? 1"“ 1 '
WEATHER FORECAST. if“ ' ”' 0’“ “‘3 ”n' ° ‘ “,wcrc made. she told me, in install turned down. The remaining elm t‘rt'lllt
{\ork. '[ll‘lgllli of 843 paid twice a month. ployes. 150 in all. threatEn to walk:
Metllll‘lt. Albert l-ennol, oi New Ro- e Inst payment wait made Jan. 4. out during the week.
- ' _ , . . , . _ ,.\t that How she refund to pay more. . .
WEATHER A YEAR AGO chelle, Royal Layden, haw \crk. Roy Sh“ ”“8"“, last Saturday." . At the Farrel medry and Machine;
iiger Lyon, Arthur liunninhotts'e, New
.. TODAY' . Asked to whom the money was eunipany, where a strike has been in-‘Pruldent of the American Soclety oi
icitipcraturc: Low, 33; hidhii’ork. Walter Hills, New York, Cyrus} turned over by Mrs. itowe, Alderman pmxrt‘“ since laat summer. there in Turin Talk. to Educators.
Y4"- Clear. ittcnedict. Willis Monet lteGrnndtR‘ifoi‘fi.‘ “m: h _ , said to ltc considerable unrest among, DETROIT, Mich, Feb. unsure
7 " - —ldm°“"°°dr Beldeu Forbuith, “gum“ \t'llr: loogoulgrll’h: rugs): 3:122:23; 1’00 moulders‘ “"99" “‘0 my ‘heyldupt-rititendenta of public lnrllf‘uclloll.l
and Kline, Carl Corbett. Elton Sheltlrciatlve of Mayor Tho-pron. a wid- will strike for hither WISH!- ”college proferaora. principals and bun-'
ililchard Noah and R. Brady. l0“. 1 tun "M- t m the payment The brass company strike. wil'é mnrk-‘Imm men 50m... t“ a discussion or|
‘ 313:", ‘8):imeg";: 2"] “n" 384;? cd today by it trifle} 0' fruitless "°"' the subject: "Thrift," at it mecting to.
1 Mrs. Prank Davis, of New Ytil’li.i Eaton attempted to make the l“!- fereucos. Botlt‘nldpl ”he“ ‘0?” flmlnight of the National (‘ouncil of Ed-
.~ visiting Ira. Prank Roadman. affluent» in the form of a check. but in the momentum: 5|"? taken. M‘tumuon The town” hi one of :21;
WNW
Washington's Birthday
5 co.
OPEN z. -m- . _ ~_,, J’s-r"
Monday Evening
1*
Washington’s Birthday J
THIS STORE WILL BE CLOSED ALL DAY TODAY. ‘
RAYMOND & SON . .. 1‘
l
were at the gatcs, ready to go back
to work, apparently. But the) stay-
ed outside the gate after the whistle-
}mtmu. of New York, North Nlt‘httlr,;i‘t*t'ldetl to (ontlnue making the pay-
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INDIVIDUAL PREPAREDNESS.
RESERVE SYSTEM
:1 Plan which [ti 5
business men have been
worltin toward {orihe
”hrrm “met, over the holiday, :Mrs. ltowe winced to accept them. the int conference of the day Whichlbodics, allicd with we National Bdu-i
After this refusal tMra. Eaton drew .fro om r .
......_. _ ill pcriionnl check, took it to the liank‘lu‘m two houra, I“ '0 c p o .t-tttional Annotation, which are to
Mrs. Annie tactic, of Long inland, “Bland cashed it and put the money in misc failed.
N l" 1; le'.°h' Mainhatreez, .19" the intern of her son. E. M. Fournierua marked envelope. To identh thei There was a slight disturblnce Hr
“"3 - ‘3'» n 8 t, 0“ ‘ ° “11 m8!“ of 2t Gmy. street. check she wrote on the back of it.'nlght when forty foroltin 1190"“ ""
'liold sessions in Detroit this week. i
S. \t'. Straus. a Chicago bucket:
train for Clinton, flu-manta. to 'l‘or the bout-r Osborne Rowe (‘hart- 'w . ‘
. , » tor us‘lttng several ulcona. Md“ 1“ , . o -
attend the funeral of his mother. who‘ M”.. W0 p_ ”M,” of \\'95Q-‘ “"",F““d‘ 8'” "’0“ m“ mm"'1-crol' the railroad track: to so to the 9"" '0’ “1”"- d“" “m‘ “1“ ”Nb.“ reiudtce and lfi’lOl’dfl“ .r
‘mfia resident of that town ‘ . . beliete there war so: in that paymentn . . loin in a general auntie while halt n .
. .. A - field. Massachusetts. iii spending two in the marked envelope to Ccmmial, turret Poundygfl'bepolico drove. the d m other a “a" “scum "m t AVQ “1 “Ac ll im llllc {O :.
warrior '1“ 5., “my" Imand “minioner Rowe, l stepped into the men away withflgtl' Gil-NE 50 one on 9° l . ' E , .v
“3°“ will 6° initiation. wme‘d” tieom w Harris of Flax H“! road 'rooni Just “mud Mrs. Eaton “m "“ 'waatarmted. 0" ““9“““1 the “me “we“ I [11'th dboui d (Whoa; ‘ '
whim of this week. attho meeting of ' ' ' ' “"4““ "‘9 “WW" ‘0 W'- “°"-i pm a ll 'nottee "a given “Individual mums-f Wt “Wt {m - l . t {-1 i ., "
c .. “mm of me , d h h tiwho "mm h ,MW wane“... u ‘ are room .V . 0' "cm hm" M m m , “mm ; oncia an oral: an t our H .-
mm laurel. C“ .- Fourteen t 0 hi 0 w—___—__.__. ta ’ P ML ' mm, : - ' "u“ , ' ' ' - - d f" "“""
Tllm will All”. MITCH“. d "I. Midi V. MR) Fallon 3.?" :\':uapn:uslclMR. HILL AND HIS CON.TITUENTO‘m"‘ Ill. 0061”! m“: D. In. "The most vital question in Amer-l own &‘me3 _ pldnfi -*W» .;
mtnstrel troupe on W, "- recital {t Ntho home of‘bl‘lntt‘ Gather: ”W ' h 'N————-' ’ '" "w " ,iThera “[8 “Ejflmt’n’t El: “m"? k“! KM" ‘8. ”diva“. pmpareditettug‘ P‘l‘ll “I mm. ”m 73- 1": i
in" the n. ammo-Munro“. .m.mmmru meettnp- In one It nor-Mt? t“ it“ “'."."""""'"“‘""‘":1 ‘ ‘ m ' . w .
— . Norw ' this afternoon at 2 o‘clock.‘torlally. thia morniug- khatbfiv'iet od' td' The "i (0.11.5-3utflndividaal ." "lune i . M “Mi ' ... ’3'" .
, Tueoday night, Washingtona birth- ' ' "‘ he M‘lidntodittoz'wminklll‘l my come—WNW ’ . 4 ' “
'day. continuous dancing from old!!! to
twelve. at the “men‘s ll'alr.
Plan matill under way to pro-
vltr an entertainment and dance for
t. heth of the canvuaora who
worked during the recent very alto
ctmi fnlr hold undor the joint au-
pih a of tincas Tribe, No. 26, I. 0.
null. and the American Bond. The
ctxtnmlttee is comprised of: Ralph! I“ :8“ at hand. . ‘_‘_ , ll Id fibril i h that i the
Mary hank B. Field and Charla "" , good many of Mr. ilin'n constti. the strike situation hero.’ and who e . "t at cs 3 ow n
' T mount i ll - . - . . . .
C’reacott. i bin?!) in $811.31”): Inf“: uonts. however, share the fear that 'OWns the building. but Grohdl refused United State» there are only 108 who
' t ng c “ e n 0"” ' nave money out of ncty 1.000 new: m SPRING
l
t »lf you want a good time, go to
Italian social Club ball. Tueoday
night, Feb. 22, ct Arion Hall. Tickets.
'They will be auiatcd by Master Ralphl Ebenmr J. Hill. cornea-nun t
lAl‘llOldd violinist. and Lewis Duke, this district. tells COW that. he is
3. aahllght ptcttfrg a
Leavers! men harm and had to
ti-ometiu. The want. or the chlt’nol'nfrald at meg...qu some (oxen himseit’to‘ut out” ofuie hall.
lurch have been~tullted to attend. other natica, but what lie-does flour is
' ltherinvaaiea that will come when the
{order goes forth to “mobillao the in-
-durtriul armies of Europe," at the nod
'HRSl 0f limit;
. . d. toti'he war. 5.
m “W“ W a i l! Ill“ is all [hilt All‘lllt'l hits to
[fearfthen the time for thanksgiving
unless America. is in n ponitlon to pro
twhlch'llve churchea are participatlnit tect itself the invasion will be it rt-al
tbcgan‘ last night in'the ‘East Norwatktmlfi “0U” theoretical one '9 “Wild-
Methodlat church. 'Rev. S. “P. Fain-ed by high-tariff partisans.
.durlng.the next five weeks and in
He disappeared quickly in thb' better
that he might be imured aa be had
heard a number of men say that they
would not have; ouuidera ,it!" the
meetings. At the. Saraheld Hallmeet-
ing an attempt 2'.“ made to tak'elip
a collection to gent to Joseph prohol.
the young man who is in control of
to sanction any collections. lie said
kite wort w I ttho atrikeri use
the hall so long filmey mild fi‘uffliwnh 554 in Swlticrlatud." .
' ‘t “The only way to lay tlic founda-
nit-clings.
who is president of the American So-I
uaL preparedneipi t'o liv‘e'u'i‘eful'. stand“
flat/{lac forJhe.beneflt of lilunaniiy
”duo-tutu", . . , __',
‘t Mr. Strand declared that although
the l'nlted States in a" prosperous nail
llOI.*"“0 are not a prosperous peo-
ple." and backed up his assertion,
with‘thc declaration that one person
out of every ten dies in any of In
large. cities la buried in a potter's
lation." He added: "This-compare!
lasifi y yécmr, but
Me Call
_’Ur nova». ‘
”- There was very little discussion ofltioti for tho future thrill of llll' tiittloni
ilic strike among knots of men on the is to begin today tent-hint: thrift in
street. Several times individuals tried our t“hoot-n." he said in conclusion.
R8 ACID SIDMAc" ito lmpreaa othera with '3 statement .I
srtonnoa or ovasrurrs. \
lthat Grohol was not looking after that _
CAUSES 'ancfsnou'strilgers‘ mterosts. bitt these men werbi “ ASHINGTON. Feb- 2l.——Clothing
{told w keep “it." Every 'tndicatlon manufacturers of the United States
'during the forenoon was that Groliol are 3° 511°“ °f dyafitffsdthltt hum”;
stillghad the lartter part of the strtk-| lltdfoafef:;nl:ettlhe :1; em; "mt“
5”“ under hm influence. icontent itself with the simplest colors
Mayor Schumacker said today that]in ”Mm Thin was announced to-
. Undigeetedfod delayed n th at . ~ ‘
8350.250. and a number of relatives ed that men could “m "Smile the itch decays; I e 0|" ,the situation W85 ‘1" 59"" ”‘3" hugday at the Dopamine“ 0' Comm°m°
hanka, pastor of the church conduct-l -
ed the service. The song service uii-t
. ‘ |der the inspiring leadership of Mr.,
.‘lls' Catherine A. Bliss. who owned Perry 0f_ “‘1‘. High School and With:
1 country DISCS IttNeW CUR". 330'“ . the aid of a chorus choir was enjoyed .
an "Lindenfleld," and who died March by all present. The new hymn book
3' 1915. left a total estate of 81,674,064. chosen for this series of meetings is
h 'i t the of 31609615 Ao-I most excellent. Dr. McGregor of the( ’
’“ “g a "9 va ' ' ' Norwalk Coiimgational church was:
crding 10 a. transfer tax ”9°" 1““ the preacher of the evening. ills;
Friday. Mrs. Augusta H. Bliss, her‘aermon was a message to the (,‘hrist-‘ Exco'u of Hydrochloric Acid Scan the
mother. received “5.000 in cash; w.t.llan and non Chriatinn. _The speaker Food and Forms Gaaea
. _ .tahowed the reasonableness of yield-
t” P" Bliss, her brother. m1.057.|m8 the life to the highest personal "—‘
M73- Augusta 9"" “995°- her sister. influence known to men. He declar—f
25 cents a person.
Book of .
Fashions '.
‘ beautifully illustrat-f‘: V//
ing hundreds of 1 '
smart new designs. ._.‘
‘or rather, {Grilleltls tlte‘ - I.
' ' . . .. mcelv- claims of the Mater of life and ur cd 4* . had expected. and he Mt sure thn'tl I l I
and "“5"",er 806mm“ etc i his hearers to bring their lives iiio "mg as {M 1°“ m the open air. 3“” mutt/on will be atrailhlened out with~|aftcr a conference between department NOW ON SALE ‘ )l‘ - 4»:
ed Various amounts. ‘touch with the best influence. a noted authority. He also tells “a: t fri t“ n lie .“m that he had omctals and officers of the National .1 «\J W.
£.—-—- : »- »---— 1 At the close of the service Mr. l-‘air- that indigestion is caused by HYDH“ on c o . Association or Clothiers. The d? [I I l A F‘-
DON'T COUOH {hanks held a short service or conse- aciditY. meaning there in an excess of heard some criticism over the hand- ment’a statement said: I l. 3“ 3'
t' e our 9 White Pine & Tar oration. The meeting was well M51, d l ' "“3 °t ' “m" fire .13“- night, ““9" “in spite of the fact that domestic \
9 4" trended and indicates deep intereqv y roch 0”“ acid in the Aatomach t *l d M 'l l . K \ ‘
‘ 95¢- : in the community. A cot-dial invlttt: which prevents complete digestion and 'burned out a mo or on e an eye 9 m““"‘““"".3 of dyestuffs are now: New issue 0‘ I
shop because all the firemen are on producing more dy‘egtutf materials‘.
1tier polce'ortlem. He said that “than ever before, and though their out-.
firemen reached the blaze just us put is growing, the production ll:
ulckly 88 if they had been free. and scarcely sumclent an yet to meet more}
:tion is extended to .1] to attend the . starts food fermentation. Thus every-
‘aervice tomorrow night. Dr. Barto 0f‘thlng eaten rout-sin the stomach much
:thefiorwalk Methodist church .wtll‘uke girbage scum in a can forming
. trench. The son service will be in , .
1 g ‘ acrid fluids and gases which inflate the ' q
Sttiiso l-l’tlflell Cm ”oration
PttESCRiPTiON oauootsra.
32 Wacltlnaton street
Me Call it“
Prltlk‘ll Spring Dress Charming Spring Moduli ‘
. ' a" 3r U :4 .M. . . . . i . .
t N m m .‘p omp y at '1 5 P (stomach like a. toy balloon Then we 'they put tit out as quickly, it not : than one-half of the demand and the. (3.332;: ll‘tjl'.“.:.j,““'u. 5': Patterns "‘1‘“"“““"">‘°.f°""-”‘g.
' _ . i . |\ . .- uttxr tvit' illlt ' n ~‘
2 _,__g_____ _ 1 NEW YORKERs SHIVERING. ifeel a heavy, lumpy misery in the quicker becausool the, extra relational-warmly of colors 110" produced by “1" "w“ ”1 ""r ”"m‘ " " ‘ ' "U" ”l ”"r N,l‘(.,,,“n;:§.
-—-if you had been a good Sentinel NEW YORK, reb. 21.—wnh‘ a drop'chest. we belch up gas. we ‘eructatobtlttv thrust upon them. saving the domestic manufacturers in limited. AI
clunifled advertiser, at the time m' 0f, 17 degrees in the temperature Vbe- . sour food or have heartburn, flatulence ‘surrounding buildings. .and keeping very large proportion of the domestic
se- arcd your present portion, 901113" $07.? algal-1351113021? ln otEECkiegm water-brash or nausea. the blazc7wlthia the one small struc- output consists of blaclnt and the more 3‘ _ _ .
you would have found one paying severe. cold wove ofythe Winter. \rhe‘g He tells us to lay aside all digestive ture. The mayor felt that criticism easily manufactured colors. l P make—Simple and accurate ll detail
twice the salary-4nd with twice the thermometer registered 23 degrees Nd! altd instead, get from any tphnr- ‘was uncalled for. “It should be recognized for the it”;
chance for useful service. “"0“ “"0 f" midmshty and Grouped macy four ounces of Jad edits and Some of the strikers were looking out that the KW!“ 01 001076 “We .
My t8 6 by t: oclt‘ilck. it! r252 allowly ill. take a. tablespoon in a glass of water for a‘man named Nelson. who is said here existed universally and have been 3‘ C J, MINTZ & C0
7 | eretfrzrcfisfigrapmfitea :0 Lezlwfiieg before. breakfast and drink white it is ‘to he .1. email" or speaker for'demandod by the consuming public inl . . . .
before tomorrow. effervescing and roommate con- 1the Industrial Workers of the World."he United Stat“ cannot now always: ' ‘ ~' ' ‘
: ntinue this for a "week. While relief who 1",. gutted. from a labor meeting?” obtained; and that in spite of overy~
REGENT ARRIVALS 0P VESSELB. Milo“ the first dose. it is important at W.wltbury last night. Nelson aentiwo.“ manufacturers of 010““!!! "It!
i. ._._.. ito neutralize the acidity, romovo the word, it w'” _c}‘lmed' that he would' textiles are unable to supply the same
! omsoow, Feb. l9.—Arrived: ctr..gas-mnirtng mass, startthe iivér, ntthcom hm m “an" the 8mm... quilt”! material whlchthfifm'lh'
Csrthagiuian, Pct'tland.IMnine. Eulato the kidneys and than promote a Nelson's' "mm were not liked by.“ prior to theiburopcan war.
COPINHAGM. Fob. ell—Arrived: free flow of pure digestive juices. many in the ‘audlerice lit the Water-3' -—A certain mm” of our readera'
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Str. Kelli! Olav. New York, via Kirk Jada Baits is inexpensive and la bury new" and after an oflcer'had today will turn to the. Sentinel "T"
wait and Chriatlanund. lmade from the acid of moss de Iona I . . -
' . told him to shorten his speech a num: t" vertiae “t. baton they too}
i - ., _ .. 140 M m .
mm M. 10.—sallad. Btr. on Juice, combined with “”11an Iodrl r' .' 1° . in“ .I Hols‘on ‘t' f the-tat c' I ncll'f" 4 . .
faithfully reproducing all the latest decrees of fashion-easy
so. NORWALK .
CONNECTICUT
lilllllllal Doubt
Shakespeare said—“Our
doubts make us lose the
good we oft might win.
by fearing to attempt."
Do not doubt your ability
to care. An account with
the Peoples Trust Com- _
patty given you the right
helluva. start one now.
d flu CENT. INTIIIjOT
PAID 9N MVINOIr.
‘ Beautiful Bust and Shoulders
'* are Me if ca will wear a at-ientiflrally ronwtil'lm‘l
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