111x
,. 1. 1. 1 W11...
YE'NH'IG SENTINEL;
o 11.1..00Lnnu’j‘rmps
' ESTABLISHED 3‘32”"
wuss (101.0111:
1.DAY,BEPT.18,1917
TOMORROW
rises 5: 38; sets 5: 53.
11 11 [1215011919.
w:‘TURE ALMAHAG FOR
,htid912:09 a. m.; 2. 2311.111.
«.111. 11.. c.1w1...
SOUTH NORWALK to the German am that marthcd BOOKS FOR MlLLlON 801.1053:
against the (11111195.: lloxvrs “111 1900:
i “It you meet the enemy you will cle-
Icat him, give no quarter, make no
L91 whoever falls into your
' hands be doomed.
iEtzel, made {or themaentes :1 11211116
which to this dav is a mighty one in
tradition, so may your appearance
l11111119 t‘l19 tierman name be feared for
that
a thousand years in China, so
r
lumber of the AssOciatEd Press
local new' pubiiehcd hcieinr
—:
{ 8 Associated P1913 is cxclusiwly
tilled to the usqJ for republication
all news credited to it 01' not other
”edited in this paper and also
.1111 rights of republication of spe-
dospatches herein are also re-
‘1191'91' 91111111 will :3 Chiualuan dare to
Hook ankance at any German.” D
But it won’t work with America. It
didn't even work with China
531119 Chinamen are today at war
against the Germans who so proudlvj
assumed the role 01’ Hunt:
makes the whole world 111019 8191111},
, PHONE CALLS
mortal Rooms—92.
esa"0ffice——93.
_ all: Branch Office—1388.
tor’s Residence-218-2.
, . ‘ Editor” 3 Residence~1492—4
wigs” Manager' 11 Residence—-
THE “1.113119911151612“
"1'0 received with caution.
‘ .so many marvellous war
a naturally await morc
beén justified.
It appears, from stutcmt'nts mullfI by
”3110111111119 1101011113, that American me-
”bnnjcnl genius has really crcatcd :1
1110401“ so light. strong and dopcudablc
“ that it can be used to give heavy but»
413 pianos tho spot-d and control of foot
011:, planes. and is possibly ouncrior
totally motor now in use in the war
ri‘nonc. '
“thoroughly convinced of it» valtw that
Secretary of War Hitkl‘l' is so
, he says of it. “Probably the war lino
‘ produced no grcutcr sittulc ocliiovc-
merit.”
Mica 11911110011009. nfllll‘fllh‘,‘eafi'
“be publlshcd. l1 311059914 to say
, the motor baa. bcco :ur'cgbd by
the governmom and ‘uill unfill up turn-
all out in (‘Ilm‘llmlll quuntitlm to sup
ly tho g1':91t air 11901 for which con
gross has voted more than half :1 bil
' 1191’: dollars.
1110111; We might almost sov that tho
nation as a whole 11:111 cronicd tho Lib
arty Motor. For it is the lnvcntion of
110 one man 01' cutablisbmout. it has
«been lnvcntcd by :1 totally now mr'tb-
,.od. 3
‘- The govcrnmcnt {011ml 11:19” in need
1:01 on nirplanc motor. 1'. collwl upon
" {111‘ gas-9111:1119 and aviation 91:09:13 01
the country to provldb onc,
men in this line not togcthet' and wont
to work. All their M9119 and effort»: w 91,0
“boobed. Evcr} 9v1191't coutv'lmir". tht
bent he had. Within :1 for: :7": ita tht
onderful 9111:1119 11:1,»; ovolmtl :1 com
created by a Whole pioftwsion.
It's the most striking illustration vct
what men can accomplish when thm
jivork together fora big public 1111111039
--—0
‘ .GERMANY'S FIRST BLOW.
" cool the fact that the United States
311111 entered the war. In accordance with
Prussian r1119 of :1an 119 she has
rst. And her stroke is typ 1-
She has welcomed 1191 American
colors and nurses that minister
dullltnry or 11171111111 establishment
111 chdish Govci'nmcnt 11:14 becn
v, arly rumors of thc‘ Li'ici'tv Motor"
We have
inven-
Hons announced that 9ditors and read.
11:11:: before
crediting flaéb unnounocnihiits 01' now
devices “destincd to win 1119 war."- But
11 teh 01159 of tho nit'planc motor in
question, the filrit 19110111.: 599111 to have
‘ This is :1 genuinc national achiovm
'1' '10:, ,
. mics."
'l‘hc best l
Mlle product for which no in'lhidual
onginc'er claims credit. :1 lllzl':t°l‘plf‘(‘(“
given in this wonder v1 orkiuc um 0t ‘
Germany at last has really 111110111111:
There. seems no 11110811011 1113i W353. the 0th and releasing their pool W11
cits are deliberate. Such hospitals {erg
those bombarded lately could 110t to be very carefully tuned to keep the.
mistakén by any aviator except. 3 stage, in the parent river uniform. On'
done-vow blind men are “03 the crest of this aduallclng ane the
tor the air service. They are barges floated safely into harbor.
planly unmistakably marked with
'Red Cross. and are bmarwlne eas- and one that might have been in use
distinguishable from any other sort for years, instead or being :1 newly; {recanted tbcmnclvos lu Connecticut
s the Germ Government 31993.11 novelty If the planner 11111009111111»-
barb-1r! 49 My 31,1111; in pet-55110111010006. but”! hold It fit
momagteumummmmmm- newt:-
W' '
9" resolved to put an end to such Dd.) b.19-
d'y forever.
111114—1111 '
WHERE SWEDISH AMERICANS
STAND.
We have not yet got into any seri-
00s contzot-crsy with Sweden dtlspite
l
1
uctinfe.
‘11.»; :1 11113111111 for Germany and incl
dentally 11"1onging the United Static.9 and 1141100133?3 ‘0 men “"10 33“ fighting fleet. has in Connecticut 850 meiitbers
it i4 9011.11 1191911 111x! i) that King Gusv. .
will be many hours. of leisure in camp KW".
111's, with the sad example of the (it?-
poncd (heck king before his; eyes, will
001119 to his genucs and cu,1jlg._tlic;fi_91‘_~.;
:11: mos influence of his (1911mm wife"
and courtlers b91019 matters :10 any
1"11111191'. T119 whole 11111419111132: oth-
Iclnldoiu of
‘iigbt. ton in vicw of the colliding 111-!
dignaiion ol' the Allies abroad and the
Su'cdiub people ut home.
'l‘hc Allies have power to bunt-«l:
stricter
Sweden mav 809 H 110“}
Sweden severely by 9111 0111'
goes. The Swedish [1901110 may 11011191113
their govct'uiucnt in the upproacbinni The (,‘onnbctlcut Public Library £10me
t’lt‘tlit’lilS lot Stvcdcn 11 :1 constitution‘ .
and most of thc \otct'sl
l
i
I
(it
all 111011111'17111'
11111 sold to be pin—Ally.
in this juncturc tho
Auteri 'an ‘lnllucncc is having 11 whole»;
Our citizcnu of Swmlisb;
pl't'nt‘tf‘iut‘v
{sonic el'ffit'l.
l
origin are almost 11 unit. in upholding;I
tho Amoricun position {ind insisting:
that 1119 chdisb Govcrnuicnt reStrict
Thcir 11011-5
i
it» ptoGormun activities.
'10)!) 111 admirably 911111 0140041 bv former
(101911101: Lind of \linucsotu, bimst‘ll‘
Speaking to Swed-
.lic says:
of Kv. «1:11.11 blood.
1 isli-Ai'nt'ricans,
"Whatever kindly feeling we
haw toward the people of chocn, “'9
111111
nay to 1119111 that unions they choose to
11.119 :1 government in harmony with
tho 11911110110111; 0! tht'f 1'09 119011199 ol‘
:tbc north, they must suffer the consc-
uucnt'os ol‘ the actions of “1911' rulers.
Thcy are our l‘i'icuds in 1191199: but if
\vnr' should conic, tbcy are our 9119-
Sucli straight American talk is the
1101': of prcvcntlvc against their
9191' becoming our cncmit'o. If our
(l:2'111:1n>.v\mm'icans hml tukcn so 1m?-
bos'
quivocol :1 vtand with regard to (191'.
?:111 11v at tho beginning of our contlo—
vcrsy will: the Kaiser“ .
we .uitould not be at wai'lwiih Germany
lodav.
government,
1111.14“...
A USEFUL FLOOU.
in “artificial flood" has been start
ed for the purpose of releasing thou~‘
Escudo of coal cars and lessening that
:unprccedcntcd demands on the rail-
roads. The scene of this flood is the
Ohio river. 'ncar Oincmtio .
The rivet is at summer stage, which
is too low to coat the loaded barges
that carrv coal from the upper river!
districts to Cincinnati. Col. Beach of
ya“...
hood wave
ting the 011111: in tributary streams to
The lowering of the dams had
It seems a simple enough method,
made experiment. It will not remain
Just as a thousand
c, years ago the Hons, under their King
, for 11102193
ithc accumulating evidence that that
Library War Council Organizes
South Norwaik to Raise Funds.
STATE WAR LlR'BARY COUNClL,
Chas. D. 14111:, Director,
N. S. Light, Secretary,
Room 42, Capitol, Hartford.
The War Librarv Council with the
approval of the Secretary of War and
the Governor of the State hail set out
to raise Connecticut 5 shale of
A MILLION DOLLARS
' FOR A
MILLION BOOKS
FOR A
‘ Mil HOV SOLI‘HERS.
, To the end that the 1'9<pons9 of this
35:11.9, may continue and maintain its
honorable t".'1ditious and ptacticcs and
in
zboned we em'ni'stlv request vou
1~——’I‘o publish and promote in every
wav this: cause.
2~T0 organize for special endeavor
among the people in the week begin.
Ihing September 23
i 3~T0 set-1119 contributions measured
[11 the value of the service to the
i Armv 111d Navv
The Show of this state is $65, 000.
it is pensihle to think that .1011 and
{each conttibutor mav be present In
p9'1. on bv 111959 books to glm comfort
I
t
1
l
l
l
for right9ouoncss 11ml libertv.’l"l1919
iu ticnclies and in liDSpituls to which
thcnc "books will 111'ng abundant relief
and cnjoymg'ut
The (.‘onucctic ut Public {Librarv com-
mittce ciuphntlcoll: approves this 911-
d9au11'. to gummy the men tronsfcned
‘fi'om their homes to active life in the mg to show the Stuto' s um 1.. is .1 bob
[told with books and periodicals.
The committee hopcs that substan-
ital contributions may be scourcd (rum
all 11%.1131999 librarians and members of
illblal’v stalls. from fraternal, civic and 0f “‘3 r3090! legiolutlie reunion at
lbuslness organizations, and from lndlv,M°m3383in. the “Blowing occurs: ‘
‘viduals who have. a particular Internal;
in soldicrs \1‘clf:1r9.
mince——
CllAltl ES I). MIN!" '1.
Chairman.
911101.131: .\1 11111111111:
Secrt'tary.
HENRY A. 'l‘lRREI.L.
mgouot: .1. CONANT.
1112001: J. voout. ,
BELLE llOLCOMIl JOHNSON.
Visitor and lnupcctov of {Alum-it‘s.
Attthis time tho pr‘dvlslnn and clr
culation of book: and other reading.
mutter among the 50101098 and sailors
at home and abroad makcv on appeal
to all lrlcnds of :1 righteous cause
The interest of the American Libra-
rv Association 1110 rcqucot of the 890'
rotary of War and the nominee: of
the National War Council commend
this undertaking to the public and am
an :mnuranco that the high purpose!
uill be effectively. carried out.
The $111.10 Board of Education».-
MARCUS H. 14101001110.
Governor.
CLIFFORD B. WILSON,
Mont-Governor.
SCHUY'L‘ER M'ERRITT,
EDWARD D. ROBBINS,
(7H ADDS F. SMITH
‘ 110mm. 0111mm
JOHN G STANTON
In rcaponso to tho Animican Library
Association and State War Library
Council. a meeting of Library War
Council was held at the South Non
walk Public Library last night‘SePt.
17.11110 action token to put in force the
War Library campaign. to beginlltlon
(luv. Sept. 24.
At this meeting the following 'pcr- '
sons were appointed and others will be
,requcsted to help to raise the $65,000
that is Connecticut’s share:
Marmot: Gleason. 4 TaylorAvca
Mrs. 1'. Montgomery 11111112111. 2 895*
moduli/[1's Christian Swartz fill
West Ave.. ' Miss Charlotte PearSon,
77 Flax Hill road; Mrs. Charles H
Godfrey, 6 Taylor Ava: Mtg Robt. 811-.
cox, 22 High St: Miss Caroline B09»
rum, 5 Van Zandt St, East Norwulk;
Mrs. Eleanor Doughtv, “Rowayton:
tMiss Nora Ryan. 86 Washington St.‘ .
tugonlsts by “Giving DD their lIOSDI' the United States Engineers hit upon 1m Georgia Thompson 80 E title Ave" i
murdering the 533k 50mm“ and the scheme of creating an artificialimst Norwalk Mrs Wilfred 306106“ 6
This was done by lower- Seymour street; A Ritter.Jr.,19 G0 1'
1111 Hill; M'rs. 34114431 H 131111015 '31
Van and: St, 'Enst Norwalk:
Contribution 1115: this 031199 will also
3119 received at the South Norwallt Ll-
brnry.
.__._.’
CONNECTICUT , .
nous 111-111 BIT
10611111111911 ”111111. "km ma.)
:-
m
item accepted for enlistment in the
regulat- irmy from April 1 to Aug.
24; 19117110 enter at tho Militia
131m 1129:1111». million 4. mm.
wonder or the’ Rotation
at, a: toe. cm
lplhnes 1a 1111 1:1: and 1111' gratitude to
‘ cent Where men are taken for ape»
mm M?!“ m3 mm
W»-.. "1.11.41 -~
1’9 draft.
simian or the Nat-'1 30591111015
lianicls iniormed bl: 14111911.le “Hi
'01: Aug. 23 according to Lilith” 535'
urns. tbero were in tho Navy 1408.0
genlisted 11191:, of uthuu Connecticut
has 1111111111911 :1 tep'ts'ntdtnc quota.
‘ Exact figures on Connecticut 11' 919 not
:available for the annual water is now
bong prepared. and as the ships 01
11119 service are so 501111919th will
be some two weeks before the work
is completed
01 the total amount Jubscribed to:
the first Liberty Loan. which matched
home than 33000090011) and made
- 11... .1... 1 ... .
ll
‘4000,000 gov'emuient bondholdtzs in.
\the country where there were but§
1300 000 b: -',1019 00111191111111, as figures
secured from tho Tron: 01") 11:10::
ment and from the office of Aikcn of
the Fed d'eial “951:1“31‘ look of Boston
shoW, subscribed $28 9824:. 0, 01' 395.—
000000 more than its quota of $23,
900 000 ()f the Slut:N tutu]. Hurt
ford county subscribed 518609.505.
It only muv meet the. patriotic p11 'pose pro— and [1,. cit: of ”3,1,0” 119ml) 51.,
i 000 000. .
The State 1115c 111.1“.01’1 :1 prominent
part in the 91111111111110 0f the nod C105.
to secure 3100000111111 the total con
tributions from tho State. : : of A11. "
22 last. being $2,607,978.07. The tot a:
secured by the Red (‘roes trom the.
campaign throughout the country “'11:"
$120,929.75112, according to the re?
PFC/{1t of the Summary to Mr. Loner-
limit. dated 413;. 28. In the Side of
Connecticut 111110. theta
monibcts of the Red Crone
«The Navy League of tho Initcd
States. incoiporatcd to be of every
service. possible to the men of the
A. H.11ad111un,Socrctary of tho L93
internist Mr. Loncrgun that 11'.
addition there are many tbouoinds in
the 81:11:: in th9 Woman's. League, on
.uuxilial'y of the organization.
All thi'. shows, in 11 notional way,
thtz place tlic Statc has taken in the:-
12.111111. war; and bcsldcs.tl19 Sum
Council 0! 1101911119, tho Home G 1111111
and othct' organizations 1119 till worlc
i stantial contribution
i
WILL J. HENRY GUlT?
In the. New Haven Register’s report;
"0i course .1 119111”) Rorabuck.
Wm: there, and bemecn him and
xccutlve Secretary John Buck»
143:! m'evb'thlng went along. like
clockwork. While it wasn't an-
nounced from Lundlord Swift's
houseton it. was quietly whispercd
that. Mr. Buoldcv would be the
next. mortuary qt the’ Republican '
18:01:: Central committee providing
J. Henry is worried it: 1:10 cities
”of chairman Mr. 309101191 Isn't
going to be; tumcd so therefore
”Mr. Buckley ll nbt bu necrotai'y' "
Definite tho ambiance 01’ duality in
the assertion. there may still be. an
the lawyers any. “the shadow or a
rcnsonnblc doubt" about .‘1. llt'nty‘ R
rollnquishmcnt of the choiromnship.
Every two yours. regulorlv. {or the lam
dccado the prediction has been made
that ..l Henry would not be rc- Elected
chairman of tho committcc; that he
would either decline 0 1132919011011 01' be
superseded by a majority vote or the
umbErlP—llt‘ would either step out or
be pushed out. Meantime never a
.word could be gotten out of .1. BMW
1“?th interviewed on the predictions».
only a smile that was child-like and
bland and the muranoe think was
too hot 01' too cold to talk politics. But
at (ivory reorganization of the commit-
too he continued to continue as chair
11mm, 19m: in and term out, like the
Yonkcc that Bill \‘ve told about who
boasted that be “bad starved on 333103
‘tor twenty wars. and never lo'tt :1
case."—-Grcenwich Nun's and Graphic
ARMY
l
i
NATIONAL
MEN 1.11
. 11,11...
{continua From . rage .0110)
w
have. to wait as long 118 1.011 Joys
for their examination, and had better
001119. with civilian clothing addict-ant
101' that length of limb. Three.» or
four towels arc 11009115an .3410 a;
pair of heavy tan shoes to weor while
breaking in the heavy my 111095.,
”Life is not v9ry comfortable with-
tout the twenty or thirty articles:
which aré contained in :m ordinary
comfort kit. A few of the men. I
being among the locky ones, brought
these. The Waterbury men received
then local Red Cross kits which are
0 model of completeness, containing
'almost everything from pins to n
it“
time 7431‘ might to aim:
the.Wnterbnry 8.9.0. Qt
thorlties to out all of the men from
diner-em cltle‘s in one Company, 919
01111 duty.
“We see numerous instances of dis
the men came unprepared for camp.
It is much easier to bring things
here and send them back If they
armouecesmy than to send for
them alter arrival. "
The motor ot'men leaving on Thurs
day 10119101: ,
Joseph Maroon.
1051101100 13110110. ,
:',-091
are 89, T49:
AVE soon ,
the men who come on the 1901 may __
lFord Any Waterbury man will cheter- _
It in the intention of the camp ati'w
comfort and 111-01111va suffering Where.
Km m mmm‘.
1.1.
@7518: w. lam Wism gm ._:
i
i
I
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Over 100
4
:"7
4.1.9165: 916/. If“;
’1’.
up to $12. 50.
l I
w .' gm - m‘ m: . iii-1mm“ “wmam
These dresses are wonderful
YourChoiceat ..
begin tomorrow so that they
0911;111:911 from 16 to 44.
‘4‘ ,1...
James E. Cassia):
l~‘1'ed,’l‘. Henncsy.
Joseph A. Kori.
19011;»? E. Aiken.
Cougar Donn.
. Arthur W. Oldxnan.
Ralph W. Callus.
Joscbb M. hotizio
Judson J Pollcv
Cecil s T111014:
John F. Joules.
John J: 11911111812
Eugene Tobey. ,
Joseph Mitcallt.
Charles lsrcul.
Junios McSally.
Angelo Dellui'co.
George B. Tobey.
Chmlcs Ilux'ty ‘
William C. Callahan
Harry G Francis.
Iluvld Glance:-
Frltz 0. Meyer.
Harold F. Britta.
Mathew E. Btu-nos.
John L. Gunther.
Frank Torturella.
James: W. Jennings.
William Clmppn.
Arthur F Singewald.
Arnold hf. Knobcl.
Giovanni Vittc.
Jacob Fitelson.
EdWard A. Tuttlc.
James H Densley.
'Thomus Spoiler.
F: ouch. S Johnson.
Trcmont H Ferguson.
Herbert. F. Lune.
William C. Stone.
Mario A. Eula.
Paul C. Eisermann.
Oscar E. Johnson.
John Dundaml..
Hm old 13 Scribner.
Fdward Wcéd:
' heinous-BRING ' our,
'7 01157111111151: 35.1m-
0:11.310. touch for my not.
out and Just no
for youmlf.
B0 to
A SPECIAL SALE 01' WOMEN’S 1:
erge and Silk Dresses
Serzes and Taffetas
Two great purchases of Women' s New Autumn Dresses.
All of them are samples—bought from two makers whose
samples range in sizes from 16o
and good quality French serge-.—
ings~and, as we said before, in all lines. Values in the lot
NEW $10.50 SERGE DRESSES
STYLISH 'SILK DRESSES
Several hundred more New Silk Dresses. The
themselves may buy one. Rich tnfi‘ttaswblack and all desirable 00.]- f‘
$8.95, $12.95, $14.50
EXTRA SPECIALS ALL OVER THE STORE.
WAY BRET 18 1917-
WWW”
:ms'ww mum; WW :1.» m 4.5, may
Store“
m. 1.... 1.1.. 0.6»: ~ »..c~;.ustl.~...m .1
Beautiful New Dresses
9.95
UP TO $15.00 SERGE DRESSES
Here is a. wonderful lot of Women’ s New
Serge Dresses for Autumn wean—worth every
cent of $15. 00 when measured by any recogniz- .
ed standard. Just 100 of them 111 the lot-good ‘ ‘
quality serge in navy blue. brown and green; ,
trimmed with braid and fancy embroidery; ,
sizes 16 to 44,
$11.95
to 42.31011 silk tafietas
the mart desirable color.
.1?
value; out. full;
same trimmed with white silk co
ifancy hand embroidery; several
to choose from; sizes 16 to 44.
llnrs, some with
dlfl‘crent styles '
.u
---o
$8.95
girls inthe ttore are waiting for the sale In
5
1r . ‘
State of COnnecticut
All Badmint- of Connecticut owning taxable securitie-
nra liable to tax at local rate: unless the State Tax of four
mills on the dollar has been paid to the State Treasurer
. On or Before September 30th
The estates of those who neglcct to pay this tax must pay
A Heavy Penalty
Balances in banks (not in Savings Banks) are liable to
this tax.
Instructions and blank l'mts sent on application to State
Treauurer at Hartford.
1'. 8. CHAMBERLAIN, Treasurer.
— -.___ “.11.. m1.._.._.__..__. .
SUNDAY'
SEPTEMBER 1011.
. SERVICE....A-L'3_CARTEJ
1.55% V
An atuacttve stun with: admiration.
In social life and in business the girl
or woman whose face and hands show
evidunce of constant «care enjoys a
tremendous-1 advantage over those who
do not realize 11191111111 01' a healthy
skin and a spotless 00111111031011; '
At the. cost ot'o smull 501' of. ordi-
nary cold cream one can mounts a
www.mmt of 115-9 moat wonder-
(111 19111011 311111 softener and complex-
ion beautltler, by summing the juice
0! two front: lemons into aibottle con.
juice 11.161131. a 111113 9111011411 no lanc-
on 11qu not: 111. then out lotion will
u freckleli. 31111011110511.0110 tau, and
Just try-j it!
to blenc and rumors gunk blemlabea “
H the ideal skin sultener. 91110001011: -
er and 1111111111110. , , ‘
2 Get three. ounces of ‘
W
Thoma 'Shay.
Percy H Wilson
Tony :Cantoni: " ‘
William ED010910. Jr.
Timothy Collins.
John T. Monoghan.
Robert D Ol.lv9.r
Elbert C. Hughes.
_. Roger, _Willlams;
John N; Aiken.
.Guiaeppe Generaluv ,
Edward R. Byxbee
Roger Walsh. ‘
Louis Hulack‘. '
Tubman F Qwerty;
Robert: Brown .
Willis A. We
Nicola ralum ,, .
Georgo E. Dc‘nto
Jonepk M Beat
Morris Yourfll‘oky
Herman Au Thoele.
chrge' P33110305. .
Charles H. Thom’nSon. ‘
10111-91109 ll. Schoueld.
Benjamin Hertz.
Max Essmhn. '
John Marshall
" 11.1
i
COMBATTINfi THE HIGH COST 4“
LIVING.
"1'
. ST PAUL, Minn. scpt. 181—11 mm
. inept -to.combat the high cost of 11m
. was inaugurateduhére today, when all
,' ‘erul «thousand delegates repremtfi'”
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