16th
A few questions which every house-factory owner or agent .
should be able to answer. ,
What do you know about the conditions of your roofs? '
Are they 1n the best possible condition to protect 30‘"
household goods, your vain-able stock of merchandise and
machinery which are housed under them? Should they be in.-
spected and repained or rebuilt before thaws and reins of; .
spring cause damage?
If you are having troubles with your old roots or are con-
templating building new ones, may we not have the pleasure“
of being of service to you? .
We have best grade of Shingles—also Asbestos and As-
phaIt—roofing paper; of all grades at. reasonable prices.
The Hatch & Bailey Co.-
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the spirit of America does not chang
. The war must. be paid for. '
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peace as well as in time of war.
1'0" a tear ago.
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; herty’ tax.
same. to dctiny the cost of a world
boon of pcace.
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“be great majority of
lchcclt‘ully and willingly.
,lo confcssa lack of'that spirit. of pa
-1iotism which hns'mallc this an endu
'ing rcpublic "
Higher Tax Immediately Effective o
Service Station
STARTERS, GENERATORS AND MAGNETOS
chlnery for collecting six billion of ta
rs this year.
Vaast Bros. Garage
Ra “ox-id’s war and taxpayers. sustain-
ed by the white heat of‘ patriotism
gave cheerful and neatly recluse to
the demands ht the government for
, revenuec. Today the war is over. but
' “lt.is;a shallow kind (it/mien:
,..tl1at .tloeerndt .bumhfighuy in time 111:
[is a poor sort of. patriot who would
shin]: the duty he steadfastly perform-
"The income tax. inst. year was a li-
Tlfis year It is a victoryi
tax. but the purposes of each are the
em that has brought to the United;
Statcé and its neeooiates the inen‘able'
' Taxes are ex ex irksomc. but I be—
llime this \icton tax will be paid by
taxpayers
To do less is .
OVERHAULED \ Ha lgariety of Article;
, \ AS l‘-\' TON D. (‘ b. 26. .
EXPERT ON ALL ELECTRIC SYSTEMS AND 13,...” 11.. mm", b," b) figmemf
IGNITION § ‘I\ilson puts into operation the “13-:
WW! FEB. 26, 1919 '
ris “ram & Hyatt
Norwalk's Leading Dry Goods Stgre :
. i-ln7ti1e,.ress Gouds Departmentl
1 NEW FOULARDS~-ln many novel caterings and designs. 01w
yard wide $2.00. $2.50 yartl
THE LATEST IN FRINGES
All Kinds of Linings, Buttons and Findings
NEW GiNGilAMS—Pretiypatlerns in many shades 30c, 50c, 75c yet
FANCY SHIRTINGS, PERCALES AND MADRAS
‘A Big and Varied Line of Aprons
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Iimc inter sent back thrcc morc sledg-
fcrvcnt hopc of every person present.
High School Need: New Lantern..
churned?" n‘tlmti tho clcl'k.
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QUAKER ROLLED OATS,
" ‘” “—’"' ’““‘ llighl’r’laxcs provided in the ncui 7 _ _ ‘ . g g j -.._- 1M“ _,__. , _ _, -- .-__.- __
. bill go into effect. on liquor and soft , l ARMY BILL “3po \ , .
. , 17 CHESTNUT STREET ,drnkla. including near beer. gmpcjuice. BAD LANTERN ' 5 SOLD'ER SALESMAN JMLED l B G
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' ' 1360'. —' ‘ Anticipating the new taxes thou- , Menden Man In Trouble Sellmg War \isinn I'estol'cti for :In :llll‘.
P ‘ ~ -. (Continued [rum rut-It Pagel .
JOb rint'l' I “mil” of gnllonn 0' “'lllflkt‘i' had bccn, . Histories and Welcome Banners. J .mporq and n on durinv [j
"iii ' 1' ——‘“~‘ ~— —-::E u '“”“'"~_~ withdrawn fl‘Olll, government bonded; ‘ * '—‘ N].:“' HAVEN Fl‘l). 2"; , Illll‘Old M. ‘ (-1 .1 '1 ; X m‘ ; 'L' )H :5.- ,
' ~ l“ "- warehouscs within the last week. with sputtcrcd 11nd buzzed and trout out Tl I w _ ‘ iii-1‘ . . . .(., UM. 'l‘v 1' '--" - ill .op ."
. so. O'WQ i tax paid at the old mic of $3.20 a. and flared up again in a was as min: ”111.1,. " "1”“. '1 m. ‘1 mm m juni‘fill‘DI‘OVF‘l lOd'r'." by llll‘ N "-
:3 i S h It ’ C e eCialS gallon to “gun" the higher mto of to thc ncncs oi the lL‘tffllult‘l 115 it “1"“ “”1" I: of ““l‘ldi’n 0‘ '1‘" “‘3” L h'ltj'onlnlillt‘v. l‘llc “‘m llvlmzh, ‘
I C $6.10 a gallon now effective. to the ex cs 01 lllc audicnce. lnl’nnlrt of the “0th Division who wns' . . -. . "1' l.
~ Jorned Be f SD Mtrliolcs i .. .; - ' Kid [‘01 lllh umhsmn )ll
. n the luxun’ class on Bwr slmc it was purchascd 1111.5 1-..;. .,r. . 1., . .
1 «lm 1.1.1 rd rm dcl‘cchtt cu 1”ng hc , .. . 1,. .
TIRES l uihch new taxes :0 into effect today lantern has bcen what is known in m“ ”m mmmm “0m mmsnm “H" 3::“d ”" “'m' ' ”1M“ " “
- ' :' . 5 - include automobiles and motor accos- sporting circles as “a bad actor." Like ' "It‘ll-
5301:31-2, Firsts, full guaran- i BrlSket Corned Beef ...................... 14¢ Ibo ‘m 10‘ “mans sporting goods cheW- ”H, little girl with the curl when it tho Icnilllcn.. “'ne ar'lcslod horn 3-9:. j 7 .
tee ................. $16. 00 ; Pl 1: C ed B f 160 ii) in: mun. cameras. candy. firearms. was 200d it was very wry good. but lot-«lay and gold on n iocllnit'al (-llHl'L‘“ ——»Sentinel \‘l‘mlt‘ .\-i.'
J a e 01‘“ ee ----------------------- ‘ slot lllllclllncs. toilet soaps and art when it Was bad it was horrid. Sum» n W ,. 1 .. p . . .. .. .,. v. .- , 11. 1., .1
All Other Sizes at Reduced . gums Th“! x is id ‘ H H" n 1 1 .w n ‘ ,1 h ,d fin .1 hot h mac . ll'.ll1(.p0llu .ut. the to .1.le . . r .
.. . . , p a a )y 19 lnanu— (' I . S (l S'._ lit l was Ol‘l‘l - . .
.‘A" . Prices 5 Lean Corned BCEf ....................... .340 lb. facturcr. E :Iast night. . bilcgr. ha: 1,00%???1‘2'ng at llotslllllllir tantalsle. .
Also a Few Seconds Left 9 _. Other features of the tax bill which From tlu- go down it madc more ”‘9’" "3" 0 "l“ ‘-‘ cnmlcn - ii“ Q" ‘i
4 t S I. i Rump corned Beef ---------------- “6c 28C lh' go into legal lcffcct today but are rct- noiSe than a West avomw jitncy. and in: "“V‘lcomc Home" banners on ”H“.
' a .u 0 “pp 195 . l fl l'ollctivc and consequently arc not fairly tilcwncd tllc voice of the speak- ; streets and taking “mp”; “no“; the .
Cellulmd and Glass Wmd- I . prlrcticaliy affected by the time of the H". and within a (luiil'tl't' of an hour of r‘it\' for q lll‘iiOl'V 0f mp \\'-11' Ho
shields ; signing of the bill include: the. llt'L’llllllllK oi’ thl- lccllll'c it blew _‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ' ' , .
A ; Taxvs on incomes ;. (“cons profits out a fuse. len- was :1 delay oi" "mam“ E ‘l’s'm‘l’an‘m 3' mm“ “mm"; 0
> A R K 1 rod uar profits entities and inhori- eomc twenty minutes and thcn it flar- “‘llPW h" “’39 cant'nssing. rosulting in 1' C0
I” ON OHN i SChultze’ s Sflni‘ary Marke's tam-cs and excise taxes on :1 number ed up again. making it" possible nlorc his :Il'rcst. . '0
‘55 Railroad Ave Phone 439. . of special businesses. such as bthkcrs. nrn'so than uVPl‘. First :1 picturt- “mm“ --l'1ims in be -1n \rnwniar
l NORWALK SOUTH NORWALK, llou'll'ng alley. insurance companies. would flash onto the screen with dazz- . ' l ‘ ' . f ‘ ‘
r ! lllcntl'c and zlmusemcnt plucc lll'OIli'i- ling brilliant-y :tml hcforc its, doscrip— :"d sms h" was nntfl'ahzed 1“ ”a?" l ‘ S .
“WW—“wei » — ~—-‘ — —4 - , . . - - . _ .. -. . . . . . , ' -, ,, ‘0 _' ‘ ‘ . ,-
. l . . ctors and llqum dealers. llmstlt' tum “as lllllhllt‘tl. dlc down to :1 cop- Old .Iftct ‘O-nmi-I M i no CONN”. “G [fine s‘ l0“ mg (l 3 pl in?»
.' Umted State. Lice“. NO' 17‘903' mcasurvs to prevent the nan-mic drug pct color. and llll‘ll tho- light would joined (the logo Regirnpni and “-35 (In. I _
_: "'. “'11.ch becoml.1 effective at unt‘v. go out l'ntil'cly. t-il . t‘ . _ .~ 1 ‘ ' "V . t )0 U 3" ”'1-
I On April ] ncw taxes on railroad and ’l‘llc Slll'illfi'l' would h-nvc the stage. a Yd ”.1 OTTmn'n“ n,“hon,,m( Lu” 0: Rhillllt ' ' d I p ‘ t
5" ‘ ’ ‘ ‘ ~—‘ —' "_ -"~*'r"‘.‘—-‘-‘-""“M'""~"‘—~ -———_ stcnmsllip tickets insulnncc. tllcutrt‘ tllv lights in tho hall would be turned mm 2mm" “ as at “up I‘mm' llc 1”” ‘ . I
l admissions and club dues and :1 mile on. and tho )‘ounz 111011 in charge or “0"“? “"0" ”l" “T ”I" NWWV." 5'11““, (‘t 5‘ l
. ty of stamp taxes become ttfccthe. the machine would tinker with it 11 the police my.
2 SI l twice against the excess of value of few minutes when it would flare up ‘n_,_-_ ____ ~__~, "
! andard Butler & Egg Siorc "WM?“ scmiduxuriey. S'Wh 14‘ 3'11 "grin. and another (ltlt‘nlpt would be _ ._.-...- _..- .
I ‘108 of (llPSF. will ' think» after Mal made to no on with tllc lccturc. At» SUFFRAGETTE 'GNORES F'NE __._._._....-.. A . .
l l. The soda fountain tn.\ bccnmcs ci- tcr this pl'ocedul't- had been repeated One Della“ Hi?” {0" ”08“"?! AS pg.- it
: l'vctivc May 1. 'l‘nxce on Products of some {0111' or five limos. Principal Demand to Court. Al ¥gficgélélglk¥£€Di ”L
53 M S! t, N lk (‘lllltl labor will llt‘ inmost-ll in sixty lllulu- I'clllctantly tlislllisscd the autli— BOSTON 11.}, ...._ _ “xi-5.. rpm“. to l .
«. ill“ ['99 ' ' orwa tluys. -' l-nl'c. explaining that the fault was . ' '- _.‘ ~~ I. \\ i. i
‘ 7- . .. . he l'ulll‘ozulwl. “1'- tlt‘lllnll'l :1 within Brass and '0“ m I
l - ....____--. ____- .. not \\lll1 the operators. but u'lloll)‘ ‘ ‘. .. Tinsmithinl. {;
z o ‘ “'illl tllc lnachinc. “"4"“: '
l- 12 North Mam Street - So Norwalk 'EXPLORER SAFE A a... m... spouea m. .... u-Mmmnn WI Phone 435
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1 , ‘ EXPLODES NIYTH lawn undcr tlxc advcrsc lighting the ('hipl' Jug“... gum“- in ”H. ,m,n;,.”.;,. 26 Mam St. Nor\\.l-ll«.. L~ l;
. . llriltl- omen pictulcs that were shown . .. ,. . . g. .. . ‘
. ' (Continued From l‘a-vo Ono) umviuced those present that lhm had pm”! 73.59'1dgn ‘_“_ In "'(flf‘:n_1,";nl in, I
\Vc know a lot of PCOPXG ! Fresh E S _ 49 _____ ‘ lwcn lobhcd or one oi the most llller- ”'9 '“""“'"“‘ ““""‘“" "””"‘“""" ‘H‘l ‘
who by; keep it in g g9 - - - c letting and instlucthc lectures cler I'c‘stcd \‘v‘stct'duy for an incipicnl at.
house Thats why their E '" “Eamon-“‘0 “WW3": "l" i”"“;"-" Riwn by Mr- Smith- whose low of the tclnpt m llccltlw l’l't'wltlt‘lll \i'ils'on. .
. - L _ ('Ill‘i‘t‘lll among gcogruptel's 11111 poar work is rct‘lcctcd in the splendid I'c» .. . U , . , . \ .
lmxnaa‘e 558}!th Cheer-o l BeSt creamer), Billie? ' ‘ 53C """mrllii‘s Of a Westward current Slm‘ - suits he has obtained first with his .\1111 h ' I? ”f ”H 'uomt 11 had '.W.m , .'
. cuiloorsfllmtturc ‘ licrsnl'l reported that his trip had re. (:.llllt"l‘tl. and thcn with the daintiest of ”I" mum m “011‘ m ”m H"”"“ m “n", 3
andWOOdVNOIkIOOkhkCnCW. ‘ .‘ ‘ . . ’ .Slllit'd in the taking: of important (it‘t‘ll (tlloring “'lllt‘ll is reproduced on tho tcntion. \"llt’n lllt‘ll' Ctlsvs \x‘l‘l‘t‘ “UL:
. Fancy bulzar Corn .................... 2 cans- ’ )c w soundmns. aides mm marvelous fidelity m m» 0.1 in (mm .mluy. a mum oniw-r rvvm't For the Week
' C b "9 B k d B ) )_ 111119. work (-arricd out by Sll)2l(.l;l"§(l;l on; detail of the ticlicatc shados of “(1 ”m; llll‘\' Whig.“ “bk“;uwhr m m.- '
, I amp 9 S a e cans ............... 2.. cans ‘ ac "m “8 Party was Nannvd by '1 tun; trees. flowers and the many wild ‘ . ‘ ' ‘
”\ 0,26 l , .~ Emul' Sleianson. who intendvd to com- birds of this locality. “" t" ”1“ ”“1”"- -‘ 3 YELLOW ONIONS _
I , . . rim «if: ; h S Sauer‘ Iu'aut . . .1 ...................... 2 cans 25C 3:11.:llztlnlgg girtitilnggspsonull)‘. but was “12):“ 13901;:2:11.1;::l:(1(:\: ”112:1 l'lf‘j‘lfi": -.Tll(‘lg;\ :le11”: (Ill-(llq'tfll‘ ill-1‘ I;I:Il It; 2 quarts 300)
F b'MV‘ME-‘Eh ““93““ l V I v V Tho parlv'suiltod on \illtll 1'» 1918 Mode of (Ilkdlllt lithium 5351:3121; ”mm" 111.1 3. d pi.“ “Hm‘m o
flfmligif;fgt‘égfgn§ q I Karo ------------------------- 20311820? [from (‘mss Island. on llll‘ north coast and coda“: both it; then summer :1“: ”l'”;l‘ 11'8“”: :i‘);1:l‘l\‘\:nnln;1.: . WARD S BREAD,
1 . ' _ ‘ - H - ' ’ ' ~ 1 ' .. 1‘“ Alaska. At the outsct it consisted l‘alltlt‘lll‘, and “hen loaded dovtn ulth r" v 5"“ U W ‘ :1 ( ' ' ‘ r
f lithe “M Furmture new .Em' ! : Grandma S Pancake. flour ------------ 2 Dsz. 200 or nine whites and four Eskimos with lilo snows of uintet. l‘fll‘lV. “Hm" ““0 th“ "Olll‘ll‘oom- 1°C loaf cut to """"" ‘30
: "Milli filetllzt's. After about two \Vccks That the cntl‘rc lc llll‘e mm be von' "\ '= ' 'Il'lt ' 1' n t nuiltv of rho _ ..
‘ bert D Morgani or travel Siorkerson sent back {our of tutor-Ii) under better conditions iiithe PM)”: :l(l)'“.\':ll!nlt“l‘illu 1:, lulu-ring" as TOILET TISSUE ‘ ‘ 3 rolls ‘0':
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[‘Hard ‘Vood' m Blocks . No. 1 Royal Plantation Coffee. Der lb. ........... 31c POSTAL CLERKs' CONVENTION. {tum them _ _ 'f Min-d W'th Sulphur 't Darkehs 8° “W“ ”“‘ ’
“r" Phone Pure Leaf Lard. oer lb. .................. 29c The Postal Clerks statv convention .Thafmme ’"eansf‘liw'd. bG-m‘e'.‘ 1‘.) ”awn” N°b°dy ca“ 7°”
""" - . r - plocule one and ”'8‘ cnt ‘ 3mm“ “ (‘r'mdmotllcf' ltcpt hcr h'tir beat'xtifut-
lVM EFFRON - Doll..r Brand Fresh Salmon. 1 lb. can ........ 21c “as held in Bridgeport on “nailing- {moo m that of last evening was at» h (’M‘lkpned' 10qu 'md at;'mi'w“i”;=
J i ' ' ' lon's Birthday. The officers elected parent to every one present and it is .' ' ‘ - . 1': « " '. ' ; E S r -,
" 3 Rowan $3., East Norwalk. ; Kellogg S corn Flakes. Der pkg- --------------- llC * were: ‘ hoped that some friend of education a brew oi‘ Sage Tea and Sulphur. ; gg, t0‘ 6 ;
Tel. 441. Tel. 441 F ancv Large Grape Fruit. each .............. 10 .. . . will take the matter up and start some v- 9 m. ... , 1 u l
(.1 ‘ - C Presldent—Thomas Hogan. btam- h a , J b- \11 “9 l ‘ har 90“ on that “u it
_g_ _ .~ -,'_ __ _______ ‘ )0 d Medal Pan Cake 1‘ lour ............ 2 DkES. 25C ford. lull: 0:32.”)? “8) Of a movemtnt to o faded 01 SJ 'eaked appearance. this: i
' First Vice,P~ Nd J. J_ u'lt r ._ simplc mixture was aplied with u'on- N , d P )
ovie'rcoath ORICIS ale at :l \Vaterbury 1W 9m Q I e DAMAGE sun'r STARTED delful effvc' Bv asking at any drug? “t (in La
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Very Best Creamery Buttver—Sweot-As Can Be.
Campbell’s Condensed Soups. can
A. F. BECKMANN' & 'C0., illc.
cs With all but four of the men.
The party then established camp on
the ice and prepared for a trip which
u'lls c\pected to have lasted all “in-
11".: \' irtually without pimisions they
stlbsislr-d comfortably lhl(ll12l10l.ll the
trip on seals and polar hours.
The drift began at about 73 degxecs
I it there is any doubt that a new lan-
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goodfiwoxk the results wele so unccl
tain that it “as useless to depend on '
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Second >Vice~Prcsidentwlmuis 'l‘hteu~ FOR lNJURY T0 COWS
NOMINATES FOUR ON
Clothing Co.
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_‘.F M. Salmon and R. w. Post ct West
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Reunion _ on my. ; HARTFORD, Feb. 26 -——Frederick M. l
mailer. cold r‘nrec Salmon and Robert _W. Post of West- Labonte, 15.
I-epaired. Rem“. E“ put with \Villiam C Cheney of Man. bms in his
per month lachih' , 1,
‘Old at Slit per month . cheater and Norris G. Osborn of New
4 .; ILUMIER Haven were nominated yesterday to
[All the nominations are {01 terms ofé C P Franciscus M New York city Bridgepoxl and injured several 0‘ "m
PRISON DlRECTORATE four uars and apprmal {or the emanauonal president was the special cows Edgar '1‘. Andrews at Ne wtown the hair.
few lzuest at. the com ention 11nd plincipal .\\llo nuns. lllt cop's. has filed suit ’ol'!
_ ; speaker, talking at. length on the $500 damages in- the Civil Common
i clerks’ retirement bill. ‘ ;Plcas court against the Bethel woman.
§ Delegates from the carrieN of the‘ A‘ndrmts alleges that his cows were
{local office attended the annual state lawfully on the highway in charge of
26- *JO’m' convention in Waterbut‘ The om- two men on August 15,1918 and that
while playiné‘g with other cers elected were: PreSidelit William the Doughtery machine came along
home today. placed a re- Merrill, Bristol; vice president Sam- and with no apparent regard for mm
what to his head and shot himself. uel‘ .me'rfiu, Bridgeport treasurer. fie or anything that was on the road,-
He died two hours later. The boys 1134 Jose Kinney, New mven; mgtee, ran over several of the cows, whlcn
been carrying on some antics believ Andrews claims wag valuable._ 0“,.
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north latitude and HG degrccs “est it at any given time.
W53 FIEPNN'OYWalk : Strictly FFESh EER'S. Der dOZ. .................. JIC longfiudc. The most northwestcrly It was learned that ncwel- typos of 60MB SAGE— IEA IN“? 74 C S
l. 441 Tel. 441. ; Crisco for shortening ________ 14C. ’86 and 410 can Daint- roaghsd. Mr. Stm‘kelsoln rcpogh machines that. could be connected up .- Ottage "te
~ 5 . ' ' c “as exrees nmth ongitu e with an ordinary electric light could
-~- --—~‘ ~ ' gall??? 31' lIIuyjer S C(i‘cloa. nor can ............. 190 all“! 153 degrees West latitude. “title now be obtained in a size suitable 101 L [ADE 0R GRAY HAIR East Nor‘va‘k
0 e a or ones 0 r 111- most easterly point leached “as the High School at from fifty to sev-
SDEClai (33.5" Price ' 11 per bag """"" 31°50 lit 1 2 degrees west longitude. genty- -t'ive dollals that ucrc posithc in
3 lb“. 30C
tcrn is needed at the High School to 11 public hcm ing. “'1‘ rct'usc '0 ll" 1“”
ploxidc means for illustrated lectures ,roaded." "‘I'V‘.
on \anous subjccts ample proof “RSI She was I‘incd $5. rot'used to pay, and
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Sniphur Compound now' bet anse t 4lal k—'
Pna so natuiully and evenlv that no-'
bodv can tell it has been applicd—~h’fi
so easy to use, too. Sou simply:
dampen a comb or soft ‘brush and draw
it through your hair, taking one strand .
at a time. By morning the gray hair
disappears; after another applicator)
.rcr, Danbury. 5 Because. an automobile ou nod to Compound.’ you will get a loose bottle
l Sem‘etary——Jumes Xt‘lson, Bridge Frances n. Doughtcry of Bethel and 0f ”“8 Oldllme recipe. immoicd b."
83 and 9; Washington St Phone 1405. won. . .opel‘atcd by a man named Signor, ran the addition of other ingrediente all; _ - _
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