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tint itltt Wiztitiltlt 'Aitlttit itiiti Slit
turn into not}
utiltt‘i‘lfi'lifili :flll\.n in Al
t‘mtzl. tnt tum ititnir it: t
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a. c. ecdcd 1.. lent hing t it n :rer-n.‘ nt
will. haunt. H imam. to .. it»: of . , . .,
t .- noun. .; l';«.-.. ...._....-.i u t» '"“‘ "““ ”“ *‘”“‘“-"' ’4’“ M “v" 1915 serum) The Boston Red Sm.
r'hi' 'l‘lmlll littliz’lle- fut _.i~ it - u t:.e “MW“ _I.'M ““H‘élflr '04“ U‘*ll“l Pldi'ucmll ‘0 stand pat
i-tw detihzm tilt? l....'.lt.i.tt tl-t') '1‘,” tan :lw‘mml if]. “WH‘IKMHHL \lllli tin- (chill that “all tilt “01181.9 ‘—
“Mk,“ t, t, . A . .> W. .n H ‘. "V”: ""1 1""! ”“' l' "'1'! '5‘ ‘ ‘ thnti:t-to:..~l.ip i’rnnt the l'lillher» last
a..." v- . .., Mum, ”Alum” [L the ""1“ f' 1"“ "” “”3" “l 1" “ " 1““ led! old the que~tton mutt-min; that
t‘ n" U: l‘ H Hoiml lulu . ii i EL. ‘lt Ml ‘ DH" :y‘m "U! rm! LVHWVE " ‘ «it it " '- ln (it: t" LLII it “ill ln' hillt-
tutti John J ‘J “£th: i} ‘ll- ll.t “i ”M" M“: “Hum h. Hm, I“ I“ k ' It‘l’ifil-
l'ut‘zhr.» t' t't-~ cumin, l1. o'nlmt; I“ ”1”th ‘ ilt it‘ll l ‘t'i;vt~ an '4 IMltbill'd
L . .l !,_.. . \H- 1 ”.1 My, hm a”... .1 “ 'i‘ "u H 'l ””10"“! “"rk “”WH“ tit-t, to be; ienri'd even blill'lul chant:
‘ -..t K.“ V" V: ' ._ I I“: .. int‘txttw. l-.t umi the l'lllil}> and H from the lineup oi I“. who»). and
I‘ “ H L‘ llm .. “I .i. b.“ ..':ti in. mm \tttiif .. t.tt:.ll‘i hour .ix U‘lltillll.’ am. so are the Chicago White Sex. Tm
itoi: two I if and t..i.- ..I-., arranged ""“‘ "l’ ““‘ “H 3” 'h afternoon erv York Yankees have been strum;
g. -, “wit” ..- _ 1...... it... We. "h‘m" “" Jack lirond, 3‘ M"! them-d more than any other team in
‘ ,,,_. H ...l W ._ . m, a“, 1,, It... :“““I“:’:"‘- b‘“ ”‘9 "“'““’“l"' “d"the lolinson clnuit, and it is a matter
h M ““"i‘"‘ “ ‘f‘wmy “‘J' I": W” "9' of (tilut‘t'lillr‘ us to wlmt result: lt‘itld
In”. > Mum ”th h ”I" liti’I tln- t\}tll’alltill of three illll‘itl‘t" H. J “M “I“ produce with his coin
.4.-. . . ., m r... _, ,,,, ““1 ”WW" “-h “Pt-“5" 1“ my. "t ‘ timutt St. Louis Ania-mm and rum
{. .Ht 3. “y. n it... (m: that hi... H. til ”I H‘ "mm” ““WMM ““ l’i‘ 13"" uh Washington and Cleveland are
It ~t pvt-"utmh l‘lilllU‘dll} t tintvti illt‘ ‘ ‘w‘uv Hm“ h“ [tn-\ltluu bu“? “1"“ Wt) "“31.” ”ml “3“" "tan" “W “93‘”
' _. .-t ‘lw “mm“ tin ... mum...“ ml ‘\\t.t,itl out lttnlel \lcnt lllli‘t‘ inst touai‘ti atleilgtllenlill. a> contoured
h .. Vim“ W": I.“ ., ”h tt\\llti.~tlt' ltt'l i~ \t.'i. tilt titltnllion, and Milll‘l- “M. la~l season.
p, .\- I‘m. \. it two enmity,” Hm “l““rd‘s loot work “H HUMAN. the club that Will hi
‘ 'lli ]_.|q‘ “HUMAN; 1‘" “L1 |‘\\"';rv~ iU‘i Mild ‘IV‘HH' “litilll‘. \hl) “Li: ”H ti( “‘1’. Wult’ht‘d Wlu b(‘ ”h, Ailllt‘llt‘“
:. .. ”I! “Mr WWW “I tin.«- m "mu“ ‘l'iit‘l‘t‘btt'ti rpm-tutor, dtclarcd the nittl Not ”I“ “I“. one. expects Connie
. ’ t,“ , ,HHV and w I“) m“ “mm” :-.:t-» loan was ill line shape. Mug" With his butt! 0‘ young-lieu a!“
t til lt 'llu\.ii h." t... .. v.1. n i.» “m ““3“ “’0" “5"” "“‘"’l*"“ i“ ”i“ luv. veterans t. ".eout and capture the
‘ ‘ mu “W” “m l. M“ “M“ m will ltntt oi the (lit) nt'tt-rtl tout-mil; tuithltnl. but my” will be “"9”,“ m
.h“ “mu”, . WWW”) ‘0‘" morning; 3‘“ “"‘ltnt" ‘ noting Just what progress the tall
“I “Hum“ hm “4‘“! I" ”Mum” tht .tr lit tltt aftetnom to w an Mm, has made tounrvl building up
p. ”HI-”mm rum“. ”1‘. ”Hum”... M ”M' "0‘3- ”‘ honor ”' 5' l‘“""f""“ hiltttllri‘ championship team. Mark is
'm. “MIMI“: “mum.” h”. .1“. m." fl.) "'"l‘~.\' “'1” W 1hr NH“) ““7” in much the same ilosition thltt howls
.lilt
”will of the rent ilh \vell its tilt‘ pct f
noun! gunmntee of melt member. 'lhis‘
lzuter prov tsion ln' obju ted to u> the!
'Iltorttwtite owners linute the build
utmrnn‘u-e
lug.-
ttttttttt tutti '
tin ttttt Wlllt
are it r‘llllit’lt‘lli
p0
ll.»
,ll
(Bridgeport Partner.) us
AI Ketchel, the local boy who hurt
’fitlll'fl‘t‘r the fans by his return to
(drill. is busy now perfecting .; do-
femle against the Swings of liuttllnr,
thk boy in a ten round bout at the
Iliack Rock A. ('. show at the Casino.
larch .. .
nvtioit at the (‘lover show know that
the pride of South Nor-walk is :t dnn ‘
serous bitter. ‘in
Ketchel doesn‘t want to take "nut!
(ounces of getting it ride to dream i
land and for that reason is figurine!
a way to make his opponent's?
ll'ows harmless. Kctchel is mo"- tr:
irt‘ess‘tvn' ill the ring than in fortnt-tt
years. it looks as if the bout wonldl
be a rip shorter.
Enthusiasts will get a chance to see.
further Mifldleueinht (‘hanlplon
George Chip, who has never before up
lr-ured in this city. lie
.l‘iil'lIU Howard, of llnyonne.
Those who saw Knnz ln'
0 if
ibo
\vill liilic‘ out
one of the best known boxers in theion
trust. in the star bout of 15 rounds.
'tinltltinultcr Holmi. ot‘ the
~ 1:.in A. (‘.. hue secured 'l‘erry Lee
{tr referee: Frank limithwalte will.
it~ announcer. and Michal-l l". O'Con-
t~ tr. thin-keeper.
i
i
.,
(‘1:
DADMUN WILL LEAD
._—._.
r =rric ll. lladmdn. '18. of Arlingtoni“arei1 17' Then he intends ‘6 draw.
l5>., was elected captain of the Hill idown M“ money. claim the ““9 “4
‘..t|«d varsity- football tenm- :(‘N’Q‘l'dflyiunom his mine“ to defend iii
W" place of .l. A. cum». in “summations!- m Rum bow in the.
illellgiNO-‘ww ”I Atrium Ming Asso-
l' "I "all t? fioiency in , studios} in; film“ W ““0 be 35M to dwlarei
. in who played right fltufl‘ rm; illuailhe‘tltle meant. and recount» GChnOYI
v -rd last year. was a member 00 Mini“! M. 0m 0 (blend; hull“? of Kil-i-
's'nfts team in 1914. and under magma?“ refusal ‘0 3° through with the! '1‘
v no recent ly
.'bncamo
telleze rule. new. [all will be his third.00
rid last season, '
TlNKER INJUREI;
IN AUTO ACCIDENT
.--_ t
TAMPA, Flu, March 18.—Josepht
'l‘inker, manager of the Chicago Nn-i
tinnals. was painfully injured here.‘
a pout. He was pitched against the
windshield and suited about; tilt-he‘llJ
and face. a glass fragment cutting hhii
el’elid. Physicians advised quichtup‘iuu”
‘»- 1mg possible injury to the ety’ebul.
NPphew—l "mm“! buy In electric
rituallo‘tpi i“ .. T‘ to .-
m were».
‘9‘ ”.1
0.
h -- ~_‘....-.
mentors-u
“Ii: #1 1.
l i:.; It) itlttbrate ll.
Willnrd
where the Work 1is easy and h
pears to derive much pleasure, a
as prom. front th~ bouts. l
’(llnl. Ketchel meets the South Nor lnow is in good ( H“ wind
,tht- cimmpion's makeup.
.lttst he keeps his mouth open whilelu» the outlielders. Plank, (‘Otllllb-‘Illd‘er Minn-t4. The lutelt “(mum
tiles of Baltimore giving it s
town Norwalk Ju
m WWW” m if. . .Iv luff
l t '
MORE lllili $100,000
TilWV \UbK- MW“ “5 'A‘ Mm“ fcrnnt- Labor thnt vvitl Lwdud MI” 8!!! For H" MIMI“ OI “WSW“ II‘EII—
lfir' W!
i; take place
i».l..it'll. when
.‘til....i'i'
i. ll( toll Loni i.-
lll\l'l\HI) 0| Mornn'u birth
uuds.
Jess Willard no; is in the “Ollie-t
[stretch of his training opemions.‘
tnrsduy the champion
when he began.
has rmchcd the
it‘Vt‘l‘l‘lbilUi because of un obstruction
his nostrils.
fillltfllliilittl ltlll
IS cum it with
George Chaney, the featherweight: plans prepared for the proposed tnded
xer. of Baltimore. and his manager; “mm” in Ansonia '0 b9 built with the
ilntend to claim the title of that di-
N J ivision. now held by Johnny Kllbane.
‘ That is the date tori thretl story structure to be built; all
'which Chaney and Kilbnne slgnedlolb’ifl" stone and concrete. 0“ "‘9?
March 17.
B‘uckibox fifteen rounds. at Baltimore, for
'the championship,
ipensution to allow the bout to go 15‘
rounds and to permi a referee's de-‘
ion. ’
Chaney has posted his $1.000 for-
HARVARD lN FOOTBALLW'M money. according to the termsi
lot the contract._und will leave it in: ohms will be turned ove
5A.\lllltlllUl.. Mill‘s, March 153,311“? hands of the stakeholder untihflpifloval-
ntrnct.
PM ACE JUNIOR! WIN.
The Palm linoleum their
nlors two but i -
three games at the him, last night.
bury. it.“ high semi ion; the uptown
-‘.-”Sl?Fdfli'. “hen his automobile stmckitum.‘ roiling If”; Warm for Sou
Nor-walk, rolling 108; Scorer: -
i
. i
a' I“
; 5:1...- -.
" n-driuioi‘
. It’llliilleflt’d;tirst human. The records show no
his boxing to nine rounds, the lonmttt”. than four men at tho kgyulonat
tape" with the gloves since he began.
80. "oflwan 80'?" his mates received instructions to
im" in and built their harden. but at.
at well
" in ' but. it you foet‘out'ot bio mm. at,
...........ai§.‘..2‘0 “.38"
..,.,,‘..u M 8
watts fillitts
into it itiltltti tittitf
I
'1 Lu».- all»: several tum; m the Am
i
linuc‘n uNthUll on next summer he '
oi the various tnat‘
"h‘ “use changes .
""‘ih “- “t ‘U'li‘i‘ ” “4*“ “MM 5"" lave Devil made sinu- ttie close of tin
““‘1 h” in limit. when he htld on hill club it
.said “1' would pm in a [nil day's trrt‘i;
He looked
tLINttllT' at health and strength.
.vvtit endeavor to tslte on a few pounds
ldnrntt; the. coming week. as he wants‘hmww tor
lto enter the ring weighing about 20?
,lnrue. number of youngsters who were
unhnown to the under leuxm and
”‘ .stltlu- of them in n- Jnst its strange to
1pm lt-Mllol’llll baseball in the major
some of his men, who at
ituwanl helped the club to win four
{pennants and three worlds series. ‘
Going back at year previous. 1903.
.heiry Davin is found as the regulurl
the
l
during that sesson—I—Nicholls. Danny
1); third base will taken care of by‘
the cnd'\\'illnrd seemed to be as freshllhi- yen-run, Jimmy (‘ollins and a:
{youngster named Manuela; l-lddie Col .
Hallt‘thntl. ilarryvund Nicholle played short-
8 flp-lattip at different times during the sen
'son, while no less than seven men tlp~J
poured in the outfield positionu. in
shape. although he'lttm the team began to ahape itself,,fieitdish propensities of the and men.
stilt hltillilt‘.\ through his mouth. Thistwnh Collins. Barr" and Baker ptny. who are 0196(3le 10“.? the tender
:ilt the only trace of a weak point in
From first to
Ilfll: regularly in the infield, illld- Mur-
play. Oldring. lanley and llettmulleri
gilt-ruler were the mainstays of the;
pitching staff. while the catchinn was:
ital cn cure. of by Ira Thomas. Living-i
tston and Law.
,..-~. .- '
i v‘LANS FOR TRADE SCHOOL I
._.___..
rd Get: Them for Pine “-0
queet to Armenia. i
t inta'ri-‘Oim. March lit—The state!
3 board of education has bad architect's.
t State lo.
I
jllcqucst of $250,000 left for the pur-
more to that city by General C. H.-
«l’lne of Derby. The plan shows, nl
titoors for men's trades there will bet
:rmlitla for foundry machine shop.l
the city mutton-[woodwork electrical work. srchltec- crowded from the time the curtain.
pecinl dive, um'- Numbins. sold sud silver plat-Jinn until the final. with 3' 10W“
ing, etc. in the girl's dopartni
there will be rooms for dressmakin .
iand sewing, and a complete list ilt<
‘ tcd up as n Nuidence where domestic
'sciencc will be taught. Sidney Downs.
.who is in Chico-o is the trueiee or
returns the
r to him for
villi! fund and when he
. ---
can save ’70 ADVERTlSE."
'tThoue who charity prnctice,
Should do their best in Lent
The season of all that reminds us
For what our life wms meant.
What more do we need to impress on.
Of our mission upon this eerth. ”
ban a call (for the one that sums)
in this season devoid of mirth?
l
i0ur nature impels us to “swel-
From the m, depth: or out-hum.
Whate‘ter the amount—ti wan“: matter
As loncu'we’ve tsha r— it our part.
‘ OUT OF THE nAcl-
, Whenvoae‘wnkes with silk" beet,
. pains laminates, schism Joints. or
: rheinmtic 1mm.» cutting «to hill
cannula. of: he" mm. gt.
.3 .. .... im'tmwmmi «A
Joe... 00 ”‘1 " Wm M.“ .
till it isms tot ittiitiili
' Two alums were sent. in. The W
' “Mt. Milli. id mt. . tau
._», ,V.."t'
t
t
t
Alli Sillili Rillill
~———- i
am rimmi- om: Ila-day:
at the Palm—Bid of ”mi
Excellent: 5
I
Pandemonium reigned supreme forl
some time when Monker tirotto. No.‘
M. t) V. l‘ It}. R.. placed the lle‘.
em on sale for the Gruud Millstraltl.‘
to be produeed I'll the Palace theatre,
next Wednesday evening. The flat“
lent set-retuiy was literally swamped
‘iltlll the tnnltitudinous Applicatioiis
which i'llt'd Ill. and was also the re-
t-ipient or some opprebrious allusions
belon- he (’Ollltl’ explain the urrnnge—
"1‘?th detm-d to provide the genital
theatre wing public, as well at the
\‘eited l‘ltlllllt'h. \vlth equal opportun-
it) to procure resorted seats for the
in}.
tttodunmn.
’l‘he stile oi seats will open Monday
.11 l'li' hox-oiiive of the Palette, and
those Mm have secured the printed
titketa from members oi the Hutu
tltder may exchange them Ii no tild-
tilt tonal lost 'l‘hl'd l8 Indwlliedly the
tiipartmt method ever used for
an «tent of this nature Ind theret
should in no muse for compilint. it
is true llllit ll all the advance tickcts
are ext'hunced on Monday, there will.
be few of tht best Meats remaining.
so surprisim: Stave‘been the sales. but;
the l'alnte is a communal" phyhoule. :
\vt-ll etiuimwd to “module the
grt-att :t internal offering ever “.i
tempted locally. i
Much more its! leaked out rotrsl’d.I
tug th‘i' especial features of the pres-
entation tltuil wen Miliunlly intended.
and those who have counted out a
bent-them title tip from some mun-0‘
immediately made 3 duper-ta alert,
1
llllNi
tit) reach the room of supply thud of;
the multitude. No on outside the cut.
knows exactly the mignltude of the!
performance. but enough has been dl-t
could be filled at. Broadway price-5‘.
with on pntmnsbetlor pleuod tbllli
is usually the Wtf- This will be A;
ulottt adv-m line to no. the‘
cream of Norwelk‘s talent woldod to
gether in a single entertainment.
Mention has been mode of the
1
spots of promiscuous personlltiel;
but not much has been said of the eth-i
I
tndlcues that the musical numbers
alone would accredit the mtnstnels so
it utage musical comedy. Some of the.
sons-l have been ‘scured in advance of
publication. end will be heard for the
tint time in this vicinity. The voices
for the onlemblod numbers have been
balanced with great care by compo
tent lnstructom. ‘tio that there is:
bound to be a treat for music-lovers.
in sddltfon to the superior miuntml
chancteristtca.
It is intimated that there will be.
adequate can token of those what
have a liking for then rams, and
possibly there will be some Iurpflses
as yet veiled in secrecy. At ell evcnh
it is evident that the bill will the;
rush of guyety end merit hitherto no
known in local theatrlcnla.
Milli 0i0ill0lilll“
NEW HAVEN. March lit—The
Sheldon buildinp'nt No. 103 Meadow
stmt was dumped to the extent at
{15,000 by tirade-t night. The lremen
«punctual the tire-w on the.
lourth adv fifth floors, with chute 0o
envied by the Sheldon Electrotyping
Company. but that the hurt): door
loot-lug had noirbeen burned W
mtnebn'edbthebofletthttbeiln
inn - 5“! WW! “flan. utd nre
Milli! In mmfiflflgl- An inlaid
ml mend other m a wore it
down “ladders in a nearby tout-o
house It ritual“. of the are.
m
.t I otmtit 50500. win «up-
fling-3 ‘ot' nascent-ea: mm
whichifsim lite on luv-u int
i
(‘ovuntssuiner IE. E
‘at the Regent Theatre, tonight. in the
"if IN NEW HAVEN assured of a hearty w tlcome here. ,
“s. E. will oner one of the best font
my
in; [our 1&4 -~
‘twey'e dumb .ttr the “input
719“ m. WTIIO'MFX: on
till intuit itllt t -, -
cotctsttot REPOPI42 P1906
"DinnerSet
Iwgo Copies Must be filed:
With t. c. c.-llud rmimtsf
loci-tortilla fitted in ltevti
Vorlt Io Act on lite Serious'
lit-up in freight Situation
\l.\5til.\'1_."l‘tl\', .‘xtl’tu
was served yesterday by the lncr
mate t‘:nntut-rce commusion on all lite;
railroads oi the l‘nitrd Slates to diet
promptly 4.: pwnlble copies of alil‘
nod regullttl'ts governing the»
distribution of can.
embargo noticts in force on this du-v
This is n purl oi the columission‘s
pluu to aid the corners l.t reacting
treight cling. stion at enstczn lililtiil
:1K and the Shtlrtilllt‘ of (uh ill the
Mun ll to.
..
rules
and ('llpit-ri of all
‘Mt H.
The step utt- tll'l‘lJl-‘d on lulu-i «'ili
>ldcrntlon of evideuw :nhcn .i' the.
rt-crtlt lieurlng «in [reign tll'pit’alt-lt'
kt‘llfrmtilulhl‘r of pritttipgtl taillui’d:
Jlld lending shippers tee ..ir~i lllll tlt
commission has not hem oiiiclally in
formed u. the remedies already ap-
plied. .
Plan to Relieve Tie-Up.
.Nitlll' YORK. March t.\ The ltl't‘ri
dents, (i all the castern railroads met
here wiry li‘ll'l'll‘tit‘ (‘ommercu
L‘lurk and up
pointed a ulmmlttee with pmwr to
disnpprtvc or modify all rniltoul
{Night cntburgoes to the end that
lllt‘ present t’reiuht congestion may be
relieved.
The committee. it was announced.
will meet duily Illd have full chuxu
at all freight t'iuburgoes. demurrnue,
storage and other matters affyctinl;
the sliuntion, A. it. Smith. prculdcnt
of the New 't’ork Central. is chair
man. Commissioner (‘lark is a mum.
her and will remain in New York
to give his entire attention to the
work. i
The committee already has issued
an order to all lines Milt‘cllnfl thii'
the New York. New Haven and Hart 1
lordQ wetting the. acceptance. and}
routing of their cars. Efforts will}
Murphy. Edd” Collins and Jack "“r'wulud to roves! that the “metal be made to release urn piled up all
eastern sentloerd points and returnt
then to wbntever points of the coup i
try they RN moot required. 1
Under the reeuutlen adopted . by.
the eastern rstlrosd presidents.” .the‘
committee. on executive body of‘
seven members, is empowered tot
make such investtgsiion as may in ital
ophlon be advisable nnd to order the
stoppage of shipments to individual-i
or companies if they had that such
consignecs are not taking protnptly
shipments uddr rsed to them and art-
unduly blocking ii-eitttles oi truiilt.
—————-..—. c...
P0001A0 Witiiili
.0-..-
CUTEBT GIRL IN TOWN.
it is with regret. that Norwulk the
sire-goers will witness the closingpcr
formnnce of the engagement of hits;
Winifred St. Claire and her coinpnny
comedy. “The Cutest Girl in Town."
Miss St. Claire came here this went
on absolute stranger. but in one short
week's time has won for herself ant.
her company a reputation that she
should wait feel proud of. It is safe
to say that the advance reports of
this traveling stock company are not
the proverbial press agent's yarn
about “the mutant” and "the best,"
etc.,_£or Miss St. Claire has the best
traveling repertoire organisation that
has ever appeared here. and it is also
safe to say trit Miss St. Cielre and
her associate players will always hr
Locxwoob's HALL Tomcat.
Tonight at Lockwood‘s run. v. 1.
tires .ever presented on that prompt.
called "The Misleading lady." taken
from the batons play ot‘the same
name. (The play run on entire season
gt the hitch Theatre, New York, and
scored one. of the (rectal dramatic
hits of the season. 31'» picture pros
sntstion is in keeping 'with the excel-
lent V. L. B. E. productions and should
the. WW by a record-limiting
iron, Two mplete show- will bl
gin?! thlsrmntag. at. Loekwood's
Bell. \~ , ‘ |
. - «1.95» to. ADVIQTISI?’ _
-~ Au analogue-Lucknow
ncu' ' or Oahu v: Ennis. mt-
the moulding marina a no»
, "a 30mm?
if“ '
an: ot'nltlr sit-ho»
The Blue Bird
IS SOMETHING NEW
The lucky Bluebird (‘The Soul
$2
g‘. t‘iuprzts
Stills:
(“THE SOUL OF HAPPINESS")
IN DINNER WAJ'E
of Happiness") is the deign of
this Dinner M Bede by one of the foremost American putters. The
highest point "edited in MM] of color. chute design. Ind It
the III. 1|]:th. In“! “hill
the prevailing mode. it will prov.
to be the greeted ever—e Bludlrd in blue and turquoise with the
soft red of nature on the brew. while the edge of «on piece is In
ishcd in deep blue line. ud train. To see it told not complete wt!
bring an einculstion of wonder trom every woman who views "-
Displaved fiehebe’s
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