Evening sentinel, Tuesday, April 4, 1916 · page 3

 

 

 

 

 

‘ Wants!

Classified
For Sale,

Professional Cards,
Miscellaneous

“Ads.”—-To Let:-
Business and
and

 

 

 

LASSIFIED Advertisements on .nispage. Twenty-Five Words or Less. 25c
fhree Times. 60c. Each Additional Word. 1 cent per Insertion In black-

face or Caps, Double Price.

 

 

FOR CALI. ’
FOR SALE—HOUSE or six APW
pattments, all steam heated bath and‘
modern improvements. Centrally lo-
(ated in best residential section. in-
qutre Frederick Lauder. 4 South Main
street. itooni 9 Phone lost. at 3t

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FOR SALE—THREE ACRES 0F
land with about 300 feet front. High
and good new of the Sound. Ten
minute:- walk from the centre of Nor-
waik. {Near car. A short distance from
the end of Morgart arenue, on Walter
avenue Level land and tillable. A
pretty spot. Inquire of Louis Janu-
artu, 3-1 Matti street. Norwaik. a3 3t

FOR 8ALE-—HOUSEHOLD FURNI-
ture, on account of death. giving up
housekeeping. Will sell furniture
cheap. Inquire Redo-rick Hart. Ray-
mond street, Rowaywn. a3 tit

 

 

!F‘OR SALE—TWO FINE BUIL'DJ
in; lots on Fitch's Point, Norwalk,
Conn. 501150 each. Facing on prints
road and deep channel. One block to
trolley, neat- school, gas sewer. city
water. electric lights. Price $2,600
each. inquire John A. Mills, 29 Wall:
street, Nhrwalk, Conn.

 

' FOR SALE—NEW RESIDENCE 0N
Fitch's Point. Norwalk. Conn. 8
rooms. 2 baths. large attic. 0n pri-
vate road fronting on deep channel.)
with concrete sea wall and landing
stage. House all improvements, elec-
tric lights, gut, sewer, city water. one
block to trolls]. ten minutes to dia-
tioa, near school and country clttb.‘j
Large lot or smaller if desired. Lot’
135150 feet. Price ”.600. Inquire
John A. Mills. 29 Wall street. Norwaik‘
Conn. t
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FOR BALE—A NEW SEVEN
room house. with improvements. with
garden, chicken house, fruit trees and
strawberry patch. Also within five
minutes walk to station. Address C. B.’
' co Sentinel office. as at"

 

FOR SALE—0R EXCHANGE. TWO
family house in good location. Would
consider oyster grounds, building lots
or automobile. Enquire ‘Houae' clo
Sentinel. al at

 

FOR SALE—TO EVERY FAMILY,
one bottle of "Amaretto Casteilano"
the King of Spring topics. It filters the
blood and gives force and vitality,
sold by all leading druggisu, hotels
and cafes. no In:

POULTRY. :-

'MAPLE strove Pam—BABY
chicks for sale. S. C. W. Leghorn. S.

 

 

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0. Rhode Island Rods. Barred Rocks. “WWW “9““5- RPM 325. 5 1’00“} WANTED—WOMAN 'ro carts: ma Norwaik: business manager. crime.-
llstching eggs and custom hatching bunniow. all lmprouments, No. 81 sick petunn. One who will appreciate R. Baker. South Norwalk; publishers.
A-t utility stock. P. 0. Box 325. Phone Lincoln "9““9- Rent "0' "WM” °t good home. Address, “Home",

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LOST ‘

L08T~ROLL OF MONEY BE-
tween Uhion street and South Nor-
wailt Trust Company. Finder please
return to 19 Union street or Sentinel
more and receive reward. at it

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LOST—A LONG YBLIDW' ENVEL-

 

 

ers. Jmt Monday afternoon in the
centre of South Norwaik.
please return to William Ott. Cigar
iBox M512, Day street and Burrltt ave?
true. at at

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DOST-4A PAIR. OF GOLD NEE,
eyeglasses. with chain and hairpin at-

"°‘“' W” l“ “a" “"“fifs‘: to YOUR our-ran stLL ntom‘ waurso—ro BUY ALL KINDS
4 not mam coon LUCK MAR- of cattle and poultry. Best. prices
'OARINE. ms mos'r SPREADpaid. Best prices paid for calves. n.

returning to this once.

 

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' Operators on all parts of l

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Shirt Making. beginners ;
paid while learning.

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‘ Phone 919-5.

Finder ,

Tom. '

TO LET—A Six ROOM APART-
tuent. 11 High street. All improve-
lnquire of Mrs. Emma L
Golden. 4 Fairiieid aVenue. at t!

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TO LET—AN APARTMENT. HEAT
and hot water supplied. Also nve
I‘OOlll house. Centrally located in ex-
clusive neighborhood. Apply Thurs-
day and Friday. 6 Orchard street,
Noru‘alk. Telephone 1652-3. at 3t

'TO LET— FIVE ROOMS. Gt)()il ht)-
cation Rent reasonable. l“. Hopp. 35
(‘ot'e avenue, East Norwalk. at an

To LET-—~ ROOMS. GOOD CON-
diilon, stationery range, hot and cold
water, electric.iights, on trolley line.
Rent reasonable. inquire E. Gager,
McKinley place. Rowayton, Conn.
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TO LET—TWO APARTMENTS 01"
five rooms each, with improvements.
At Nefs 55 and 57 Spring street. In-
quire Mrs. R. Tariov, 16 Grove 31.. or
telephone 1393-12. at t!

TO LET-APARTMENT lN THE
Dibble building, North Main street.
Central location; reasonable rent. Air
ply to J. Irving Dibble at office of The
Ferris Coal Co. all It

 

 

 

T0 LET—STORE. 5 WOODWARD
avenue. Suitable for any business.
One room in the rear. Apply of Carl
Schaub, imperial Cafe, Railroad ave-
nue, South Norwalk.

TO LET—FURNISHED ROOM AT
27 Merwin street. Phone 1352-22. at (It

TO LET—1‘0 A SMALL FAMILY,
fine upper rooms with partial improve-
ments and barn. inquire on premises
of Mrs. N. E. Campbell, 11 Van Zant

 

 

street, East Norwaik. at at.
T0 LET~APARTMENT WITH
modern improvements on Washington

street. Newly papered and painted
and decorated. inquire Copyright
Clothing 00., 6 North Main street. So.

Norwalk. Phone :34. a1 3t,
'ro LET—HOUSE. NO. 41 CHEST-
nut street. Nine large rooms. All im-

provements.
street

Inquire No. 31 Chestnut
al at

T0 LET—LARGE LIGHT ROOMS
with improvements, near trolley and
railroad Station. Inquire at 11 Myrtle
street, hat Norwaik. a1 31

 

 

 

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TO LET~EROM APRIL lST. 6
room house. all improvements. No. 72

Charles E. Hoyt.

 

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TO LET—ONE FOUR ROOM AP-

from trolley. ten minutes from depot.
inquire. 84 Woodward
1106-13.

avenue. Tel.

 

T0 LET—STORE FROM APRIL llt

_.__ , formerly occupied by Salvation Army.‘
’ Also extremely large basement to rent. '
098 containing deeds and 0th” PCP-l ""1““? on premises. 87 North "‘1“ housework, and to care for baby. 0.

street, South Norwaik. mil ft

TO LET—A smart. 207 sis—r
Washington street. East Norwalk. im-
provements. Inquire Dr. ‘B’ohannon, 64

 

lSouth Main street. Telephone 60.

 

 

Business NOTICE.

FOR BREAD. 25c PER LB. DISTRI-
BUTED BY HRS. M. OIBEN. 40
PORT STREET, EAST NORWAIAK.
CON-N. SOLE AGENT IN NO‘Rr
WALK NR” JE’LKE’S GOOD LUCK
MARGARI‘NE. PHONE 942-3.

 

FINLAYSON AND FANNING, an.
chitscts, desire to announce that they
have opened an olios for the general
practice of architecture. Room 1. Hav-

 
 
 

 

 
 

WANTED.

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WANTED—3 0R 4 ROOMS FOR
family of two. Addresa M. L., co Sen-
tinel. at it

 

 

 

 

'- f- day of hearing. German government m investi-E.‘. lights, your homewill befar more
WANTED—FIRST tLAbS PAINT~ HENRY \l'. GREGORY, gate whether Germs submarinm it}. attractive on account of the elec-
ers and paper bangers. Herbert W. at it Judge were responsible for the “Hwy“ l : triclan's . 't;
Goritam. East tNoru'alk. at it __ ._ ing of the urge number of N015"
—‘ Iiistrict of Noru‘aik, as, Probate wegian ships which five been so
waursm tiors LOUNSBi'ltY. you", Amt m. g 1),, 1915. destroyed within the past few ,3. CO tract ”'3
Mathewson 1 (30- M 1“ Whereas, written application has days. If g. is proved that German l.:.
_. —— if?“ made to this Court for the ad- submarines were responsible €00 Glflalflantee
WANTED—BOARD. MAY 13'!" ‘ mission tO probate of a certain writ- Norway will demand full compen-l :
adults and b0" “3 ”W's— Three 0" ten instrument as and for the will of sation Investiaafinoc on n... .3. s t' f ti
1 iIl‘i c - . ~ ' — in 31880 on
our rooms. a“ ”1 10““9- 01"?“ i'att'tt-k McLaughlin, late of Norwalk, part of Germany regarding om", :
tent to train or trolley. State partic- m “id District. deceng‘ad' '9‘.

 

uiars and best ‘terms. Address
“Board", cl” Sentinel. at at
WANTED—Six EXPERIENCED

laborers or farm hands. Work unfli
November next. Wages 32,00 per day.
Apply Foreman. E I). Gaiiaher. (‘ratt-
bury. ' a8 3t

WANTED—OPERATORS lCXPElliA
enced on Singer power machines. (in

WANTED—01111. FOR GENERAL
housework. Mrs. isaae Jennings. 11!
Flax Hill Road. a: it

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WANTED—MIDDLE AGED AMER.
ican woman as housekeeper in fam-
ily of three. No washing. good home.
and moderate wages. Address “Keep"
cto Sentinel.

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WANTED~-MAN AND WIPE on}
farm. Steady positiomand good home,
in Wilton, Conn. Apply to Charles.
ll. Dilworth, Secretary of the Nor-l
walk Chamber of Commerce. Assem
bly ilail Building, Wall street. at 31

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WANTED BY COMPETENT
young lady, position as bookkeeper.
Thoroughly experienced in general of:
tics work. telephone and switchboard; .
also especially adapted to pay-rool
work. quick and accurate at figures.
Best of references furnished.
W. M. C.. c.o Sentinel Ofilce.
694-12. '

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WANTED—YOUNG MAN. 18 T0
20, to work in packing room. Good
wages and chance for advancement.
Reference required. Clover Mfg. Co..
Cranbury. at it

WANTED—Joust} LADY T0 Asl

slst evenings. Must have good recon-l

mendations and be a “home" girl.
Easy work. Good pay. Apply. to-
night. 7 p. In. Foley's Dancing School

 

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WANTED—PUPIIS TO JOIN MY

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fpartment. Improvements. One minute cl." to learn mung.” and phnl‘iNorwalk.

cal culture. Can earn at least 860 a
week. For particulars write or eaii‘
VDr. M. li‘. Adiemin. 39 Suburban avo-
. hue. Stamford. Enclose stamp for re-l
ply. ‘

 

WANTE D— A.GIRL FOR LIGHT

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WANTED—THE NEW BRITAIN
‘General Hospital. New Britain. Conn..
others a 2 1-2 year course of training
for nurses. Address. Supt. of Hospi-
tal for information.

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Friedman, South Norwaik. Tel. 1151.
ml! tf

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District of Norwalk, as., Probate
;(‘0un, April Sid, A. D.. 1918.

i Whereas, written application has
been made to this Court for adminis-

1, [ration of tire estate of riobett H. Mor.

Eton who died a resident of Norwaik,
‘in said Disttrtct more than ten years
before the date of said application.
Ordered, That said application be
‘heard and determined at the Probate
Office, in Nomalk. on the llth day 0!
April, 1916. at 1 o'clock afternoon;
and that public notice thereof the giv-
ten to all persons interested therein
by publishing this order in a newspap-
er having a circulation in said his-
trict, at least five days before said

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Ordered. That said application be
heard and determined at the Probate

‘ Office, in Norwalk. on the 22nd. day

ot April. 1916. at 10 o'clock forenoon:
and that public notice thereof be giv-
en in all persons interested therein by
publishing this order in a newspaper
a circulation in said District, at least
five days before said day of hearing.
HENRY W. GREGORY.

 

at it Judge
all parts of house dress making. Good __
9'" “My “r“ “'“M' “0’" District of Not-uni, as. Probate
‘Mrg Co.. 85 Washington street. as (it

Court. March ma. A. D.. 1910.
Estate of John WTCrlw. late of
Norwaik. in said.District. deceased.
The Court of Probate for the Dietrich.
of Norwailt, hath limited and allow-l
ed sir montlat from the date hereof
for the creditors of said Date to ex-
hibit their claims for settlement.t
Those who neglect to present their ac,
counts, properly attested, within said.
time. will be deharred a recovery. All
persons indebted to said Estate are
requested to make immediate payment
to
RICHARD H. GOLDEN. l
)xecutor.

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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
Settled proposals will be received
ill the office of the District (‘ommrs-
sinners of the Second Taxing District,
City ilsli. South Norwalk. trntil 12 o'-
t'lOt'k noon. April 8. 1916. for trench.
ing. pipe-laying. backflllintz. and do

Iint: all the vork connected with the.

extension of a 6-inch water main on
Gardner street. approximately 350 it.

The Commissioners reserve the
rgiht to reject any and all bids. Plans
and specifications may be seen at
this ofilcs on and after April 4. 1916
at it DI‘STJUCT COMMISSIONERS

 

mt, Circulation, Etc., Required ‘
by the Act of August 24, 1912,
of SOUTH NOIIWALK EVENING
SENTINEI., published daily. at South
Norwaiit. Conn.. for April T.1916.
Editor. Edmund E. Crows. Souli

E. L. and A. L. Golden, South Nor-
waik. ‘-

Owners: Emma 1.. Golden,
Norwalk: Agnes L. Golden.

South i‘
South

Known bondholders, mortgagees.
and other security holders. holding 1
per cent. or more of total amount of
bonds. mortgages. or other securities:
None.

Average number of copies of each
issue of this publication sold or dis-
tributed, through the mails or ot r-
wlse, to paid subscribers during
six months preceding the. date shown
above:

2,721.
CHAS. R. DAKER.
Business Mgr.

Sworn to and subscribed before mt
his 4th day of April. 191%.

ROW. B. SMITH,

[Seal] \Notary Public.

My commission .expisea Eskimo

 

 

 

 

AUTOMOBILES.
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a 1m. HUPMOOILE. mamm'
in perfect running order for Iald‘i
cheap. Newly painted and Overhaul-
ed. inquire as Putnam avenue, South
Norwalk. a! It

 

 

A FEW GOOD TOURING CAM
and roadstars. Overhauled and in Aol
militia. Wflrlfl Damn M
and sired. South Nanak. g

 

 

 

 

 

 
 

 
 

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New York to Old Point Comfort.

Richmond, VI... Washington. D. C.\
OLD DOMIMON ‘1.th
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EXPLOSION OF POWDER
FACTORY KILLS SCORES.

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laid down in 1901.

No infantry attacks were made;
last night by the Germans in thci
Verdun region, the French War.
Office announced this .afternoon. 5
The French cotinued their heaVy i°°

bombardment along the Damn-l".
.mont-Vaux front, northeast of 0:.
Verdun. The response was feeble. '3.
There were violent artillery cx-l.:.
changes near Avocourt and Ma-l

lancourt. log.

A Copenhagen dispatch to thei”
Exchange Telegraph Company in l00
London says that the Norwegian e

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Wiring the Home
For Electi it: Lights

The already built house is eas-
ily wired for Electric Servicc. It
is absolutely unnecessary to do
any tearing up, and there is no
noise, no dirt, no confusion. Wall
paper and ceilings are not da'r.~
aged in any way, and on account
of the new fixtures and bright

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Norwegian vessels which ha~
been torpedocd since ti“ w‘wv ‘
rine campaign was intensified,
have not yet been concluded, the;
dispatch adds. l

Count Stephen Tisza, the Hun- .
garian Premier. is quoted in dis-
patches from Budapest. according
to the Exchange Telegraph Com-
pany’s correspondent at Amster-l
dam. as stating in an interview
with journalists that Austria-
Hungary is not fighting to secure
new territory in Europe, but
merely is united with Germany in
a struggle until a fair and satis-
factory conclusioa is reached
"That is all we want." he is re-
ported to have said. The Premier
denied that Austria is “sick of the
war." but he admitted that the
war was long. hard and painful
to a".

General N. Ivanoff has retired
from the command of the Rus~
sian armies in Volhynia and Ga-
licia. and Emperor Nicholas has
addressed a complimentary re-
script to him.

General Ivanoff‘s successor has ,
not been announced.

Thomas Nelson Page, Ameri-
can ambasador to Italy. will»
leave Rome tomorrow for Lon-l
don. accompanying Mrs. Page,
who is to sail for America on ac--
count of the serious illness of her
brother. Mr. Kathrop. I

American Ambassador Gerard,‘
at Berlin. cabled today that the
German government had prom-
ised him a prompt reply to his
inquiry regarding destruction of
the British steamer Sussex and
other vessels on which Ameri-
cans were endangered.

 

Statement of the Ownership. Manaqel "The press of Sweden protests

unanimously against the British
Order in Council cancelling ad-
herence to certai sectios of the?
Declaration of London, which

I make . distinctions between the

treatment of absolute and condi-
tional contraband." says the
Overseas News Agency.

Details of last night's Zeppelin
raids over Eastern Scotland and
the northeastern and eastern
countries of England have not
been given out officially, but from
such reports as have been receivp
ed. it is evident the Zeppelin/cov- !
cred a wider area than duringt
the visitations of the two prc-;
vioua nights. Trains and street:
cars were held up and lights were;
dimmed for several hours. The
Zeppelina were about from 9 1).!
to. until 1 a. m. l
MYSTERIOUS MILI-

TArtr essentm'i‘IONS

IN HOLLAND

.»\.\iSTii-Rl).\.\i, via London,
April 4, 7:30 a. ttt.-—“l do not for
a moment suggest there is‘a pos—
sibility that (ircat llritain intends
to land ltcr ll(‘\\' armics on the
Dutch coast," said former Minis-
ter.Colyn. today, in an interview
regarding rccetrt mysterious utili-
tary preparations in llol'attd.
“We love thc ”assurance of
Britain that she will respect our
neutrality. crtti we rely on that
assurance. But the question is.i

 

 

“If the Germans begin serious-
ly to be afraid of such a contin-
gency as the landing tot-British
troops in Holland, what influence
will that have on Germany's ai—

 

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some that she is~acquainted with
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.3. ' homes have been wired, ask them

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may be said that the British will
not make alattding in IIon
and that if they tricd we are
quiet capahic of stopping a Bri—
tish march eastward or south-
ward. llttt that is not relevant.
The question is not what we
think, but Wlliil thc ticrmans
thittk ?"

jottkherr Colytt addcd that there
was an increasing possibility of
conflict on both sidcs, and while
a waiting;r attitude might be ad-
opted toward Great Ilritain,
something positivc should be

 

done with regard to Germany,

He suggested the strcnphcningi

of the Dutch forces, in order to
make clear to (icrtttany

intention to prcvcttt a menace to
Germany's open flank.

 

GERMANS AT
HAGUE BLAHED

l.( )NIX)N, April 3—'i'he Daily
Mail. commenting on the anxiety
reported in Holland regarding
the possibilitv of that rtation':
l)(‘lil£ drawn into the war, says:

“There is cvcrv reason to tic-
licvc that the excitement in Hol-
land is due to the activities of Dr
von Kuehlmann. thc German
Minister at The Hague." _

T he Amsterdam correspondcn
of the Morning Post in a da-
paich dated March 31 suming
up iltc position in Holland says:

"The general situation has
changed. consequently Holland
has to be on the alert, thong!
there is no immediate ranger to
the country itself. If has been
suggested that the more rigorous
measures of the Dutch Govern-
ment had some connection with
the decisions of the Paris confer-
ence. but there is not the all .t-
cst. confirmntTOn for such a y-
pothcsis.

“In any case the, activity in
Holland has nothing to do with
the'Tubantia case but with. the

that.
Holland has the power and the.

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totally unfounded. and that noth-
ing whalcrcr occurred at. or.”
a result of, tlic t‘OIllt‘I’t‘llCC affect- a
ing the frictiilly relations between “3
Great Britain and Holland”

The Netherlands lcgation stafih _
that it has received no confirma- 5
tion of the rumors current in Halo, »_. :3
land, whichftt says, are a com,- » fr
plctc surprise to thc Icgaitonl‘

DIVIDEND NOTICE.

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nirleld County Savlnxs Bank. \—
Nawaik. Conn.. March 1‘. 101‘

of duoctors of the Fairlieid (2an
Savings Bank held this day a divldul '5
at the rate of four (4) per cent. ’1‘
IIIIII was declared to on“
m the earnings of the six I“;
“in: March 81. 1910. ~

The same will be entered on pa—
booh and paid on and after April 19.

 

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.war is about to eaten-a. new
phase..I am in a'pos'atiou to
state that “figures-amen; oilb
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