v.
.-’1. s... it
"xi . sepssa’s
l veriisements _‘ 1'
Osihh page. 'i'ssstym Wade or ion. Is.’
mus Wilbur-Mass
warm. ; 30 m. ‘ p
’10—“ 01:)ng nan-anon?» 1o cur—in assr nonwsut so“ ros sane—cumulus. 15 ‘PUi,
so 0‘ W Hamilm street. tron-s. first floor. 1m, some lavlaanow. sen very m
' °°° 0’70 ' "7' Wire 0- worst-cs or in no ave—:sonable. hicGahie, seine-r, am, so
ll ‘7 “37m“ OFV'CE- flu: Adults only. d18 3t'tos. Phone m. all or
. -: " ' ' i . .v— '. w- .. “jury“..- m fill-w
nil-z utilitarian noon To her—oust 4 R0011 APART—f roa ants-rm BED no
tme‘S-m’“ mm W'“ “d lamest. first finer, sad'snrlss is good condition. Also not of
. .. care of Ben- 5 roan apartment, second floor. in- harness and are-gnu" figure. 1
ireo—osrvsit roll roan m“; ,
31"...."33 '” “'9 to it“ To, cur-rum“ :otrs‘rfos ls" ros ante—41mm two .910.
, ms .. e references. 815 town. Central fora doctor or dentist'weight about 275 or 390,. Also see
i ‘19 3' 'lifnll, Centrally located. Splendidly P. Pitsmauriee.
W -" located for s first class honrd‘us. r -
{TEIHHRIS FOR SIMPIE‘nom, rs Bomb lain street-inquire son ante—1 m ‘ ”a" muss
“:loztodtdgmct9mtlltnacgorzinl 9 Elizabeth street, or phone 1248-1 mills hobs. Cheap. Arthur Wald-
' . l I 0 l a . WT ‘ ' l
. ”I, imploymm! dc em, dis 3t ran, as Havilsnd street. dll !t
“I Tire 1: Rubber Cc» Winni- 'ro ur—o soous wr'ru ALL lu-‘ ros ants—krona: liaisons
‘19 3t movements-Furnished or unfurnished in first class condition. inquire as len-
~ -- at 100 South hiain street. in ir t .
VTED—MEN, WOMEN. GOV- United Grocery. ill e . URI 0‘60 ”r U
at positions. List free. Franklin ,0. ants—1 u" T'owh. 0‘",
it 999‘ 23": ““59"";21: To LET—b ROOMS AND BATH. sriand touring. like new. 1914 Buick
. all improvements. ascend floor. flatmates. .Warbia’a.wm. Raymond
.houae on Hamilton avenue. Ready Jan. ‘ We” '
NYSE—2 0R 3 TOOI'. MAK’ .
’ 15th. 1 .
Iquire ”W k, Bliss Tool we” ndgzeslocxandrr White. 61 I'll!i
did: 8
care of Sentinel. T . ‘ '
on large rooms, modern luprove- heads of cabbage. Tel. 108-8.~MW-..rnn”omuon facilities being devot-'
.1101“.
i9"
house
hbwasnatdmsmopcriytheywil
rduaetamahspeoddayoftheioas
Theseus-sabssstsneduutass
Mellon-dead
addedthstitwassiab
Wm theiunrtimsdaas
i
asst-unmissnasthsihssheen
caught .vioiating the laws in some
by Ir. Pinch. He said
18110.. “In", 'lhaia ‘M 0m finch was an elcient man. now hav-
Brigade.
Fused M’Mn.’
.piy mean that the new Ill would
When “3 "HM today “' .nve it, go ahead and std-J; M in! a
i d" ‘i quire at the premises, 216 South Mai-381mm avenue. South Nurwalh. Canal 3‘11“”? '33-, mumw'm If. “m"; a"; '5:“fi£“;t°g“’l: 23“" a
”m" ‘1’ “ milled in on item ’W'council to think 19:; below my: tzok
“fulfil-1.1011 III cut ”I ll 5”“ at” M mum u). “c”, u“
:9? "31"!“ méummM' 'filhcafeit sure that if they did consider
nested, . W“ t t w v
numbed-use of the necessity of “ii.rp_ they onid lea e the. u. a",
Mayor Donovan slated when hfr.
ed to movement of needed Whirielding finished that that was a mat-
and today’s out was t5! Mill: 1"" trr he would have no vcice in unless
will .slao apply to Solar“! “4 “It'd course. there was a tie vote. in the
day passes in the iutura. and whergml,
as from 35 to 50 I!" cell m I'M", The next speaker was A. 1 Win-
ed leave over Sunday in the ”It. all-'cbester and he also told the council
ly 5 per cent, will be so favored ,liere- and those present that he didn't went
after. ito vote for anything that would set
When the. first spell of disappoint- back the already reached eiiieiency' of
merit hadpasned tbsmeasctabout theofloeandthaihehated toseea
may)” the hem. ofvjthings. The good system broken up. He said that
machine gunners and every company we already had a good in chief and
In camp. detailed men to pimp tbegan efficient one and that like a good
snowy wooda I0 cut down Christmascbiefhe has considerable to attend tr:
trees. and gnther greens for deem and that he didn't see how a man
Folks back home are asked Could be a good chief and a good In-
“, (9....” boxes ”4 packages and spector’ at the 1.0 so.) same time. its
math with thh warning no‘ u, he‘would have to sacrifice the iniereda
opened . until...Chriatmns- morning.”:9i'0m' or W 0""!!- Mr. Wilma!"
manner and that he badheen warned‘
that Moi
3 Grand street,.Norjwalk. d18 3t
*wonldliketofindsomcpsrsonintho
FOB. . “LI-PRIVATE FAMILY‘
All 'm be tied in '5. brwhn'“ praised Mr. Pinch. raving that be was
0118 ON SINGER SEWING IA.-
38 FOR GOVERNMENT RAIN-
‘8. GOOD PAY AND STEADY
CIPIC Lh‘oensmumm.
irolto, TEL. sis. dl'l it
' boy to learn the printer’s trade.
e at Sentinel once.
ureo—csumrsss .AND or-'
..isoomu (mos wsooar
”TED—A GOOD OPPORTUNIW
To LET—8 ,noous WITH lu- country who will sin their also you
provements, upstairs. No. 20 .Clay 011w “I” has)...“
street; fiva rooms, No. 10 Burbanh;aaood-Wu “will sound. and
street. Smith-N011“! Also six room laid for lady or child!” to feed or
cotlannithinmvcnenta, No. 5 Dindrive. is a rsglsr ‘ Raised as
,sess Court..lorwalk._inqnire J. use-aim»m ‘ ’ its owned by
121 Main street, Norwalk. or Central anybody else. In used to all kinds of
. Hotel. sooth mm. d14 sdmrwomwmrm drinrflor
hood home andflivflslflflflfl. Re
10 .Lsr—z ammo a techies Manhood only. Call
iciiy. inquire 1m. it. Tariov. in (iron. ,orth Main street. Brlduvort. Cm
r set, Send by parcel post and
re check by return mail. L. Mn-
3821111
stereo—mums 'ro wortl't'
ANTID - SHIRTIAIERS. PAY
inning.
I . u I ‘- Peabody
‘ & (30.. Inc.
' Fort-Sale
I Pullets and Oockerels, Single
node island . Reds and
'10 Mb White Lerhoms. 75
is and up.
amount
Ask for
'13. BOWMAN
PhonelOO-z, Dnrlen
2m
‘ werwi'ii task
i OlIIf'Gifl'isimas
Club-check
Oplliilllt ClotbiugCo.
u, mm 81. stem
sav won“ saver! nouns;
hastens: some»!
LEAVENWORTH, Kano, Dec. 19-‘ibeceln0 reactionary. United Kingdom
I he verdict in_the court-martial irIeI:
- lieutenant-Colonel James 1|. nur-"lelfl Debentures be.“ among they
ought, charged with pom his site
. salary out of government fundajuo to W
when she was absent from Port. It!" ‘
envorth. rm ml to the WW. mess auvrcs .1 mutant
commander at Chicano today. Colonel '
Burroughs testified his wife worked; m m up:
as n clerk and helped with ll! «INF
pondence in w horned.
Five horse m talliflsd she liver ', I". II "I."
"I no expert W and. than.” ' y“ (M as
Mr indoors: of annals sad WM 0- '
it my saved the-surnames! mosey,
«no-om FALSE TEE'TIl.;
matter if broken. 1 pay :2 to‘
IN? 8. Fifth street. Phliadeiphis.
-
.rooms each, at ”-98 Taylor avenue. 8:. liable rear of MW“ estate, ”‘1
lstrcet. city. Telephone 185212. ifnin street cars pans t“
- _ ghbuse.
‘ ro LET—BRICK sawdust:
lion street, suitable for storage. noon! ros ants—rant“ nouns
[for four auto cars. The amicnj/Q-ilai-i with one-half acts of.. land on West
- Norwalk shamroahmmm
, ipike. lustbosoldatancatocloso
1 TO LET—FLOORS or 3 AND 4;ostats. Small amount of cash Mais-
‘rooms each. Pleasantly situated, ciao-led, balance on msrissn- inquire
tric lights and improvements. Rents' Keogh & Candse. Attila. United lash
moderate. inquire 84 Woodward avsvibuildiu. Tel. 885-8.
' ley Co. ..
. . l - fi __-
"IV?“ 3‘“ °f ‘7” I 10 LET — Aessrusxrs rm;
. ‘ ' “" ”"' "‘ ' grooms, first floor, all improvements-
1 1081'. [Furnished Only 325. 4 rooms om
‘ I ifloor all Improvements Heat supplied.
i _ .t s p .
, LOST A TEN DOLLAR BILL SAT 1‘25: Also “ few other is.
:urday afternoon. i Ask John T. Haves
Luress ”1).," care of Sentinel.
i ”'ilo.‘7laiu§t..lorwnik.
m1. mammalian”:
so? Yofidlf'miilzz; 3 o::*:*‘
- roux mums.
nan rote...“ skittish
.Coriil-G'Hil
Clothing Co.
!6 I. III! SI '* So: m
i 10 per cent, discount on 1911 bicy' , _- I
cles—auto tires, seconds at re“!- .
m. m... i. now. 7° ’1‘“ ZEL UFFZ .
9mg Store"
1 North Main Street
-833-?Phoaos-i532
Whilllil’flocoiales
llama W
1“ Hr
Finder please or”
on 3:,
Business source.
i
i
i .
I
Autoisi—l’lon't have you; car taken
inpari. Get can of scientifically pre-
; pared compound lubricant. Cleans
‘vaives and spark plugs. Works while
.you sleep. A trial will convince yon.
, Phone 1025 after six p. m. s. Ssitnrel-
ill, .‘lorth Taylor avenue. d15 St,
E Union Parcel Delivery, Edward J.
‘ Flohcriy, proprietor. Trucking. ions
idistanco hauling. Light and heavy
ltrucking. Odice telephones 1581, 300
iI-Iouse connection.
Mr ' __ _.. - .J |
i DAY 114 WAX-Elm!!!
[ NEW YORK, Dec. 19, Wsll Street.
.10:80 a. m.-War stocks and promi-
inent specialties were moderately low-A
'er at the beginning offlday's trudins.
the market showing a canthmance of.
the recent irregular trend. Dealings;
were again very light on the further:
absence of public interest, rails being;
almost ignored. Domestic bonds wereé
lower, but the lntematlonal group was
firm and Liberty issues were steady.
NEW YORK. Dec. lit—(WALL
STREET. Nomi—Rails became “c’.
tire later on further on price impair.
ment. Transcontinentals, grangers
and coalers lost 1 to 2 points. Great
Northern, New York Central and
Pennsylvania making new low re-
cords. American Telephone and Texas
Company also continued to yield.
- Steels and other equipments averaged
lone point’recessions from their best
[with Marine Preferred. Bonds also
ENEMY ALIEN! INTERNED
SALT LAKE CITY. Utah, Doc. 19.-
Herman Frederick ‘Wlliieim Babbel. on
5' . Burlington 4's and New Yorlm‘mll cm” is under arrest “‘7' on
instructions frmu. Washington... and
new m:nimums.,Liberiv Pours vermin will interned ‘al l'ort Douglas for
.“msd arm to 97 and the 3 1-1 “line period cube war. nabbei. it is
alleged. robustly hprssaad the ”opin-
lion Germany would Via. m-V.¢;w
.44.
RAT” ro wsw NOR“
took forty years."
‘——,-|l-——.',_
A South \fsln street wananmadi.‘
complaint to the police that .a dog 011
Chestnut street vitae a, nuisance . and
"ITArlov till. inc.
I boneless-sword.“
nyussptlasfiy.dI '
neeivsdatlsrwslhup"‘
samunmmmn
'1. p..- ,fcrred to Dog w Walsh.
get even with (Id UM states '5’ m
taking the part or the Allies. ‘T‘lf it" ‘
"Mill-Who apsed..uhswasre- "“
pines and .firs thrsmghout the sur-
rounding countryside. The, post
office Is taking on extra men for the
holiday ..rush. One company re-
oi which will not be opened until
next..Tnesdav morninz. Christmas
is in the air. from officers, quarters
to the stables. where the‘muies are
hoping~~-ypu can see I is their big
bulging eyes-Jar an extra helping
of hay.
Almost every company started a
Christmas fund todav to buy shinning
tinml. Christmas tree balls. and
bulbs and cardboard Suntan and
angels. Sumo. hare good window
trimmers from lsrize Eamon depart-
ment stores to come- out here to add
the lino touches. The Y. I. C. A.
and Knights of Columbus are laying
themselves out to bring cheer and
Christmas joy to the men lying sick
in inflrmaries and the base hospital
Construction on s etvrfool, cor-
ridog from the bospiia tol the nearest
Y. ll. C. A. but Is being rushed so
cosmonauts may dance around the
tows-sing Christmas. trees and sit
crasrlegged before the roaring brick
fireplaces.
‘ Chaplain Twicbail Busy
No man in camp is more rushed or
busy 'or more successful In his Santa
Claus work than Chaplain .I. ll.
Twicheli. 1r.. 0f the 302ml Field Ar-
tillery. Helping him will be Prom.
snr John Dallas. formerly of the
Toll» School at Watertown. who is
, amino to work‘ as a Y. ll. C. A. seer
larv at Hot bio. 22. The men down
th- artillery batteries are vowing
at not a regiment in camp will have
Ich a Christmas as theirs. all due tm
.inplnln Twiehell's .hustie ”and get-
liusy spirit. All through camp. how-
evr-r, every, one is doings little to
make l017's Christmas st~,this war
camp "goofir. the top." it begins
to look as if the men might have s
oelebr-atioarhai would send them
across with tender. bappymsmories
of their last Christmas in the U. S.
A. If the folks In Hartford and all
the other borne cities will help out
just is little. the men here won't need
sympathy. but, congratulations.
Top Sergeant .fltdnley" Thomas of
Company s,'3ozo Machine Gun Bat-
talion was relieved and made duty
sergeant by a special order today.
and Corporal Clinton L. Chaplin of
Hartford was made acting top ser-
geant. No reason for the change
was given on the order and when
Captain Yale Stevens was asked for
one, he answered that -he did. not
want to comment on the subject.
As the result of a court martial Ser-
geant Lewis L. LaTulip of the same
company was reduced to the ranks
and given ,, four months at bard
lobar. ba Tulip was charged with
having been. noisy and too exuber
not alter hours one. night a week
ago. James McCarter of A was made
company mechanic today also.
four members of the 303d Machine
Gun Baitalionwill' attendgihe schoul
of ordnance which starts tomorrow.
three of whom hnvo had previous
experience at this work. They are
Rudolph Dohm of Company A, who
worked at the Winchester Arms
Company at New Haven: Sergeant
lamest O'Hara of Thomasville, a
member of Company B, formerly em-
ployed at the Springfield Amory:
.ilughze iforris of Company C. who
worked at Coit's and ‘Miles 5'. God-
brd of Company B.
ensue HEARINC
A A8 nu. :‘NAY-S”
i; *Wm M M
1—.—
. y. sud faithfully
performs work, that he had ltts'd him-
self for during the time that he has
been In one. Mr. finch has madaa
andhasdoneslsttowsslesvdhils'it
assi- fora man u dfyio have
hishouss wired with a
Mobil" ‘%“"‘
stance eomato
“hash-dysfuralrehas
ceived twenty heaping bags today. fill.
,an efficient man and that he had done.
a lot towardsrvducing the number of
iobs of wiring that wa-re done in this
irws by. people 2.1.0 I rri- thought it.
be good men to deal with. Mr. Win
cheater added that there are nomi-
.splendid men in town and that anyone
would be perfectly safe In dealing
with these
Thompson. was the next and Ian
speaker. and ‘11- said that be had been
speaking to at number of taxpayers in
East Norwalk no .liai ho lull send
them whether .‘wy though: that the
move of combining the offices would
result in economy. The concensus of
iopinion was tlnLi'. .wonid "ohms-ruse.
a man does not want to take on oxtm
man petting a good salary without
having that added salary or at least a
greater psrt of It placed on hht salary
and that besides this consideration he
felt sure that it would take some time
for the fire. chiel to be as ancient in
the work as llr. Finch was.
He said that we already had
a fire chief second to none
in the state and that we have an in-
spector that is efficient because he
went out and studied to make himself
so. Leave them as by are unli ycu
will by doin a wise thin! was the
summing up of Mr. Thompson's
speech.
Mr. Holding asked if it were allow-
able to have those contractor-.4 In the
room, the meetiniz room being the
common council chamber. and a great
many contractord'prcscnt. stand up if
they weru opposed to the changing of
tho Drenenl.‘ xvsiem. This was sl-
lowed. and quite a number of people
stood up. When a standing statement
of the feelings of the contrrlwm and
other; towards the combination of the
oillces not s single marrramse.
The. hearing was then declared
closed and the mooring adjourned.
In passing Judgement on a build
ing recently erected In the city of
Moridm.._ an expert building in-
spector said: :"I consider this build-
ing one of the V'orstmiolaiions of
the State, tenemrnt house law that
l have raver come across in my ex
pericnco as building inspector the
past four. years." . Thanbuiiding in
questzon .was . so construcwd that
some of. the room have no light or
ventilation. it is easy to fix Elbe
blame in. this case, the city itself
being the real oiiender. It is (ill.
ficult to.undcrstand how, in aeity
of 'ihe size and importance of hier-
lden, some adequate. system. of .issu-
Ing building permits .. and. inspec-
tion of .buildings is not,,adopted.
til this important nutter ‘m taken in
hand and provision-ado for-super-
vIsing buildlnig abstraction. the city
is bound to sufler.
czties in the state where. .the. sour
lax methods prevail... and very. frev
conditions by some such. faulty. cool
structiori as was found lbmmmé
Commercial Record. Dec. 15, 1917. ..
' STOPiCA‘i‘Ailllil! OPEll
' NOSlillLs Mill HEAD
Witw’
if yous' nos'trils are clogged and
your head is stuffed and you can't
breathe freely because of a cold or
catarrlI. hm get asmail bottle of
We Cream Balm at any drug store.
Apply a little of this fragrant, antio
septic cream into your nostrils and
let it penetrate through every air pas;
use of your head, south“. and heal-
ing the swollen mucous
{membrane and you not instant re
Lani how need it tools. Your nos-
smt sum of is. mom-mm‘” '" 0’“- !W '1'“ it clear. In
Imordhawkhsmsdusghlowlngzno
“Whomorstmggima
forhrsath. Ily'sCrcsmllaim‘lsi-i
iwbstsulaxassfram headcoldsaua
.‘IMnasd. flashlight—Adv.
s
ilobt. C. Thompson of Thompson a!
work that has been done by another:
The present plan is a johet- And an;
.Thm. are other '
quently attention is directed tothese
Interest. who died In the Norwaik‘
in; bad a number of years study and Hospital Dec. 14. was held loud":
that :,o put a rtw man in would “minimum. at the home of his mother-4
in—law. J. A. Minster of Willow
sum. Stamford. Rev. I. Newton?
Phelpl officiated. The interment was!
in Woodland Cemetery. Ir. unrest!
was the general manager at the Pru-.
dentin! Life insurance Company‘s of—
fice in Norwalk. and made his hornei
in South Wilton. He is survived by n
wife. . i
l
The funeral of David J, Weed will?
‘be held from his late home, 101 (‘edar
street. tomorrow afternoon at 2:80:
o'clock. Rev. G. if. Teeple will oili-
ciate and the interment will be in ill-
sersidc cemetery. ‘
FIRED FOR 1401' CLEANING WALK
Gibson Smith. of Trinity Place. this
city was the first man to be hailed III‘
to the city court here for a violation
of the. snow ordinance. iie protested
that he saw no reason why he should
shovel off his sidewalks on Lincoln
avenue when other people didn't shov-
el of! theirs
Judge Vosburgh fined him 87 and
costs which eh paid. This will be
the beginning of a drive after all thoscl
people who have not cleaned of! their
walks, and it is expected that quite n!
number of people will be arrested b9;
sore they realise that the law will be,
i
3
man.
i" tuna
,dsflssm'srsstavsvu.
‘ 'i'oo much work and too little worI
ass- to have about the same elect
on persons past middle age. ProperO
a tsr
nation of the hidacys is neon-am
good health. The act as
and remove from blood poisonous
waste matter which if permitted to
remain in the system leads to Ill-II!
complications.
Iany ”1003.97.18, mm men
and woman so from pains in the
back and sides, dissy mils. bladder
weaknm sore muscles and still
Joints fail to realise that rhea-or
tum, diabetes or oven Brigitta dia-
if you have cause to liars that
your kidneys are weair, isord d or
..nactlve on should a? imme lately.
Poley- dnay Pills i: vo been used
by young. middle aged and old with
complete satisfaction. They act culck-
and surely and have given rciicf
.caaaa of. ten yenrs‘ s
,m-uol'nwo-u (gunman
ii if; 11. me n. m" 'i'Am '-
iulfleotlov.2b,1817
80U‘I'H NORWALK TO NEW YORK
A. 18.-—1:38a. 5:85;, 5:49x. 8308.
57x, 7:18a. 1:54a. 8:21x. 8:981.
24, 8:38, 10:33; 10:52:.
0
P. ".—12503, 12:52 (Stamford only).
1:38;, 3:02;. 3:28, 4:32x, 5:21;,
6:02; 8:47. lStamford only).
8:06, 10:07:, 10:301. .
Sundays .
A. M.-—12:34x, 5:35x. 5:49x, 8:59,
9:15x. 10:03n, 10:08. 10:501.
P. 81.—-12:03..l:09x, 8:44x, 3:12x,
4:32x. 5:48. 6:02x. 6:57x. 7:021. 7:57x.
9:193. 10:07:, 10:30:, 1040.
NEW YORK TO SOUTH NORWALK
A. M.—-4:10s, 8:30. 8:84. 8:001, 8:51x,
9:15x. 10:30:. 10:00. 10:50:.
P. M.—-H:03x.b;d2-:45x (Saturday
only). 1:08. 1:351- (Saturday. only).
s
“s
8:
9:
1:
5:
7: 2!.
FOR“ 1mm
' BEDKWROOM
Applyllri holler y
6 So. uni-91m
—_.r
.. ill? "1.
:DIWGMM
-; ~ room an. on
.——_—~——o
svnythhigisssasonatsssssa-
ablapriom-
L
for i osrnrisér
roon VALUE _
lrisllio’s Pies
Try‘llien.
rrr
FURS .-
Dom selected skins. Orders reset"
on Saturday. 'l'hc Little 8110mm.-
flain street. Stamford, 8 West P‘
Place. Phone 2188.
W
- REED: -6r:VOi.Ii
mien co.
moan-nylons
. moaning;
’ Intha'i'own ..
vamsurrnms
macs-50mm»
sesorwrlk, lusicflailmk.
J
1
'
7 CALI-0801’
and we will rush our tumbler-
2:183, 2:57, 323071, 3:53, 4:13x (Except
Saturday). 4:23. 5:13x.
8:03, 7:35x. 8:10x, 8:28, 11:15x. 12:001.
.. Sundays .
A. bi.—8:00, 8:00: 8:00x, 10:03x.
10:50x. . ' ‘
P. M.~—12:10, 1:0:lx, 2:35x, 4:02,
-.;2iu,.8:001. 7:10;, 1:35x, 8:10:,11:15x,
"L001. -
mull”! NORWALK To NEW
. -. HAVEN
A. l—12:28x, 1:13x. 5:37. 8:07.
1:15, 851”. 10:22:. 11:11:; 11:58x.
-. P. bis-12:03 Angidgepormpniy).
1:20, 8:41 (Bridgeport only, Saturday
lily).'8:47 .iflridgsport polypewcpt
Saturday), 3:30x. 4:28, 5:19. 8:21.
5:51-720”. 1:31 (Wynn only),
8448. 8:25!. 11:08.
Upsdaya
A. M.—12:28a. 1:13; . 7:43, 1:193.
10:18.11:12x. 11:58x. '_
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