we... .v. a...“
-.. :1. SOUTH NORWALK+
NEVENING SENTINEL
THE OR 1) ii“ L3} 3111)] ’S G ['N.
It is a quccr state of society which
(insists that the orderly citizen shall
go unarmed but makes no effective
ESTABLISHED BY
arms GOLDEN
provision to take the guns away from
lthc thugs.
121' onv of the cities Where crimes
L. as A}. GOLDEN, Props.
involving shooting have been cspey
cially frequent, n citizens“ comlnittcel
was'orgauizcd. with the full consent
yr ‘ _ .
'Mednesday, September 13, 1922. l
of the authorities, to cow-operate with
lthc policc. A lcswning of the. crlfiTe
TOMORROW
Sun rises. 5:231. M'ls 6:05.
I:-
i:—
MTURE ALMANAC F OR.
* High lltll‘ 23:57 a. n1.. 4:20 p. ni.'stauces.
was noted.
’ a single instance one of the citl~
Echs shot at thc wrong: man. Even
lilicn lhcrc wcrc cxicnuating circum—
But immediately the edict
forth that civilian police aids
wave
1 n
.. wcnl.
w local ucu's published herein.
.a
will be hold at. its rooms,
fivelxilig, Scpt. 14th. war. at
9'1:le (ll. S. T). \an‘k ii. A.
tree.
mmrnully invitcd.
i 'Attcst: ’
’ I'u’nllili'l‘ .\l. \l'llx‘ux.
Sfil'eet. the 2nd and 4th
The Associated Press is exclusively I who carried
“titled to the use for publication of l unlawfully
-311 news dispatchescrcdited to it or'
\nt otherwise in this paper and also
All rights of publication or special llation bur for a. wholcsalc disarming
”patches herein are also reserved.
A special (‘ommunlculion of Old ’ _
”Well Lodgc. No. 108' l". and A. M.. Situation. whilc thc
. Thursday
,.
l
All Master Masons cordially and
Frulcrnally yours.
llfill'l‘. J. “HUSH. \V. M.
Sccrolalfi".
, halter \‘o. 38. ll. A. M.. ‘
heBeljfiul‘il \(l'wcfllic.'l‘clilplc. South Main scnlalivcs to such a COX)!PI‘FH(’p thcre
Tucsdays of
iircarms wcrc doing so
and must stop. -$hcre-’?
upon the {buggery business. picked up. l
A.“ of which is not a .plca for the!
wholvsnlc arming: of thc civilian popu-
oi‘ the vicious element. I'ntil this is
done no ordinary policy organization.
can deal adequately with the crime!
orderly citizen.
will remain
or tln- bandit.
_ _._._,.,,
’l‘IHC u‘onurs (‘OIZVCIL TABLE.
'l‘hnrc has hm-n talk for sonic time
of an international coni‘crcnce
study rcpurulions and war dchts. to he
hold this fall. presumably in one of
the linropcan capitals. It is stated on
good authority that if Bresidcnt Hard-
my; t'llnoscs to solid American rcprc-
forbidde. n HWY-protection,
:30 (It the
dc-
llli‘l'C)’
is no («i-ding: law to prm‘cnt. and (‘on-
yeloping a mum-4 lur Sllt‘e'll.
mum vcluuil)‘. 'l‘hv)‘ ll‘)‘ 10 kt'l'll UP pcrativc. 61““ p. mn~l'roduccand stink Yililllkt't
“H’ir Sin-Ml rru'ardll-ss of olvslm‘lt‘S. ”a -.._.A Q- .__...__ quotations and rcporis. ~ltl.‘\‘l)‘1 re-
. laws or ulllcl‘ lH‘Hl'h'Vr‘ l'iK"'l~“~ 5" ”"1" “\Vln-n angry. co lac‘kll- :1 wood SllllS. ncu-s hullctlns.
l‘ 1L“ dl\\'il."3“ gutting Slllilfiht‘d “l‘ 0" pilo." connsrls :ln t-mincnt profits-«1r.l ..
"' «Elli 'Rlllllg lll’ "llllll‘llllill‘ “'5‘“ and not mvanlm: at all lhv- sumo, thin}: as RlllL‘. Pittsburgh-
”1‘" “W's it 5“ ”""”« ““‘l‘ H ““5‘" thc plain man who howls. “Knock (“’cstinglmuqr). ‘
I" rm IIH- \lnlv-nl daniaur‘.’ In plunging his Mock “nu" (3:00 1). ”Lung”, alllll'f’SS h?- 1-_ ll. Ililb-
:' across town at lll‘t:lili~llt'(?k spccd they . . . ., _ Q ._.,_.-,__ pork supcrvism‘ of satiety oi‘ the
j villi” NNV- 1“ “1"} 411'“ “Wkl- 51‘5' 10 'l‘hr- “sca-coing hack" may havc Pittsburgh and Lake luflc Railroad,
‘1 l“""'l"-‘v “"J‘ ‘ll' HI") ”0 “'“h ”l" vanisln-ll. hut \n- still Tun".- pitching l‘iltslnlruh. on.thc careful (“raising
‘1 HO ””"l'lfi‘i‘r‘ V horsc sllocs. campaign. 'l‘rl—wcckly lcttcr .iom
. Thu) waste it. in all probability. .._-._-_,_-.o.-,..__.-w- pun“ and iiomc. “'9..le “my-
l fim'ultinu or chatting, to l‘i-licvc tlll- gun... lumpp. think ”mg “l"onsilin. mary of the iron Ago. ‘
l “ll-"13‘ H" FIN" 'llll'." lllllllgl‘ in?"t 1”“ lion llu)" l.\‘ :l lH-ullll nnn'l-mcnf. 8:00 p. ll‘l.~--~C0llcrl‘l, |v_\‘ Prof. 1'; 4‘.
1(‘\.‘l‘lbilll) into lln-ir “oi-k. and \x'astc . _ _-.- Q “u- ..-.4~—— lu-l [‘lno. lxanlonc; Charles Milt.
‘l'li tnnv sumo-i, and lnorc. ll_\ ln‘runus Spc‘hkinsr in {rt-nvl‘nl. tlw railroad accompanist: (fhvsx‘qw 14”..“ ‘.‘l'll‘n:
and unuisc :ll'llUll.
J: is all right to Lw in a hurry. but
all wrong to lune 01le mind in a
11mm. ‘l‘hl- lligm'cst and most Silo»
(‘1'. Jul lno-n. lhc lllv‘ll \lho gal thc
Inod ll'lllv'. :ll'l‘ lil‘.ll’l\ always lllt‘ll
lwllo do not lcl tln-mm-lus Iw hurric-l.
-und \sho, lhvr-ll‘nnc. svc (-h-arh and
act ('Jlllll) .lllll mukv no lnisluer.
Q . . .
(‘Ill ltt‘ll I‘lHlHl’llilll’l'Y.
Iii‘lnll‘ls gulhcrvd by thc lfi-dcral
Council ol (‘hnrchcs shun that Amor-
icuv churn hm: lnr lhv support
of lll~-ll' \ltll'li lnorl- than half :L l-illion
‘(lollwl‘s last )car. And, as l»\cr_\'hmly
”kl-u“ 4. it “as not a particularly good
your [or raisin! ll‘lunr)‘. ’
l‘nlsml
llcn- l.\' ill-Ill‘ "\lll"lit‘t‘ that lllt'
Church as an institution is for from
lg “dead." 'l‘hl- .\lll|‘l‘ll‘:lll pl-nplu do not
‘5 git-c ”1011») in hull—hilllons to dead
F llnnxra‘ \\'hwn lh--_\ slut, Hwy want
i Nun-Shill‘: lo shun lnl‘ lhoir money,
‘ find "~l-l-llll) lln-y are sulislio-d that
i!.ll-’~\ . plum: :m a-qun'alunl from
l ills? 'l. w» Fws in spilt- of dcrogatory
= {on l“ “l
. (v w luv ‘1 i'clislon. likc all othcr
1mm -;: llamas li:l.\ its ups. and downs.
' It c.‘ :ulmntml to ll‘.i\'-.' slumpcd :i‘llit
nth-r thv :u‘nlislil-c, alum: with the
gcm-lal slump in Ido'nls.’ Hut ii is com-
ing; luck. as it always docs.
in lv.ll‘l lln' churcln-s losing
Ill“ll hold in lllv ncar luturc may lie
dl.» l‘dt’wl. 'l‘hcy seem dcstincd to
Illll mm h in organization and
Ill
Inr-lhml. p- l Imps also in sum.- import
:ml l’=‘lll.\' ol' lwlicl‘. hut tln- spirit is
no» lllil'll in chunu't‘.
'I lw .‘llll'll of rvliu’iou is clcrnal. and
t'I-p-lvll- :lluals (Il- (lilallll‘llll: iisclf to
ill now \\':'l,2:‘l‘. And. sincc
iln :m whvn all things move
Tani, llu'l‘w lll:l)' lu- :lll
"lllll"ll llvxcloplm-ni in
'«lccwles. .
_..__._- ~__.. Q,‘,_.A._. s..-
'I’HI'I I.\|ll.\.\ MUI'NIDS.
’l‘hnre is a plan on foot in Illinois
lo make a State park of thc region
nJHllllil (‘ahoklzu nhcrc 3mm- of the
mo zt lllurVI-lnlls ,lndinn mounds in the
hemispht'l‘u arc to be found.
(”in {ii thvsv mun-mud».- liills covers
16 urn-s hl‘ mound. is laid out with
,_ absolute gcomctric precision and is
-thc larqul unlh slruclun- ill the
world. It has a. cubic contcnt green!-
or than any of tho Egyptian pyra-
mids. Emuuulxuns in it hau- disclos-
ed rare poltcrics an-l lirasscs or great
irfirinsic inlcrcst. and inxaluablu as
links in the Chain lwinlr form-d so pa.-
fletltly for tcfiin‘; lllt‘ ('olnph-lc story
lot this continent.
“ America. has hc-cn called 1]“. ”3'0“.
“World" so much lllztt ii is mmmm to
“realize that it is in fact an unciunt
[and with a history strut-hing hack
hrough unnunlhcrcd ccnlurics and in-
'Vblviug whole civilizations which have
come and passed. and whom: chroni-
cles are Shrouded in dccpcr nn'stci-y
min most of those 01' the so-Culled
' d‘World."
“the Indian mounds are chaptors in
story written nobody knows how
ago. The movement to hold
as a public trust. secure for Ron.
Ems to come, deserves the fullest
”pemtion.
numb: qvf’ :l
I“ llill‘
thc ncxl few
awn ,
't"muttering sound is not the
V ofi‘the proletariat as it as-
' for: the great conflict lie-tween
93nd labbr. It's the cussing: of
{little citizens as they pay the
’v 1‘ instalment of the inwmc
coats of Ireland. It. may
unparalleled ‘
The victims at this mama imagine
"I('\' na\c to ho :ll\\il).\' going at maxi—
lO ‘,
mull
- Coroner, Eli Mix and the police
road at North Haven Monday
Progress had been made. in clearing
the rkilling- of Joseph Marvici
\Vatcrbury
.PEI‘SOIIS “11088
the shooting. No One had turned
description of it.
ing this afternoon.
Marvici's body
\Vate rbu ry.
cousin. who kept a, pool
has been sent"
morc cvidcul right :lllllllr that tho par-1
licipaiion of this (im'vrnmcnt in such
councils is not only drsil‘ahlt- but im-.
:lrilu rs su m to han- struck out.
____...
(‘Ul
is!
Almost limo to start ihc straw stuck
in llu- :lllll’.
“'JZ, Newark.
(“'cstlngliousc) .
4:00 p. m.~«x\'corcs lvy innings of 111(-
Amcricun, National and Intcrna-
lionul lmaguc gulncs; "Fashion
News." by the \Vomcn‘s \Vcar daily
m-wspupcr; closing prices on active
‘ bonds and stocks. grain at Chicago.
coffcc and sugul; music.
5:30 p. "ls—Vlflllill rcports and priccs
on farm products; oi‘l‘lcial wcalhcr
rcpnrts; shipping.r hows; music.
5:30 p. In.~=~~i{0\'i4~\\' of Iron and Stcel
Industries and 'l‘lu-ir llclation to,
(ll-110114 Business Conditions, 1):.-
lln- iron App). ,
7:00 p. in. Final scorcsof thc Amcr-
lmn. National and International
immunc games.
7:10 p. m.-—»»“Animal Siorics," by Flor-
ycars
(‘V’i‘l‘
A 1
us: -‘~
on ill
and
for 3
hardl
a
tilled
9:10 p. m: “Stylcs in ()ccan Travel."
by David Lindsay, International
)lcrcnntile Marine.
:l:'- p. lll.~*".'\ spccial pcrformance of
Vcrdi's opera "Aida”. will be broad—
9
pun)".
with the following cast under the
conductorship of Carlo I’crroni; fila-
ric itappold, soprano. as
Slclla llc Mull“.
tho it
land
or. “lili:uianms;" Mario Valle. bary-
innc. "Amnasro;" [’ctro Do iliasl.
hasso. “liamils;" Nataliv Ccrvi. bas—
so. “Phantom" the s'm—y of tho.
opcra will be told by Charles J). Agln,
imacson.
9:20 p. m.»—Concert under the direc- take a
tion of Charles D. Isaacsnn. chair-
man of the New York Mail's con-
certs. ‘
10:2” 1». nix—«Musical program by the
Conditions Not Materially
By HARRY PRATT JUDSON, Preside
There is alw
As far as my
youngcr generation is always
these changes I should rather
I do not believe, on the whole, that
worse than they hav
society at large.
to some extcnt. But
the entire community.
In short, I
’of it, is underg
' It, is passing throu
to some extent in
danger. We need to do w
c as long to sub:
7 the English.
Setter Job ‘0: it.
best efforts for wise directi
arts bgltlggio the home, and'the church
Aims Lois .\lillvl‘_ inc-1.7.0 soprano. ac-
pianist.
VUUI) Sl'l‘l'lJ‘IMI‘EN'l‘
and as a rcsult has cnlircly got rid of
chronic bronchitis that he had for 20
“ ,_-____._. _ .\ rr:
Daily Radio Program ha“:-
(Tiuie to 300 Meters) l
lotions and cuts and sit-cps l-cttcr than
"You hau- no idca what a wondcr~
l‘ul s-mw-t your “10 CAL(‘ll'.\t has had
strum: cithcr. He. took
3' know him now.
turc of health in tucc
to look
plcnty of vcgctahlcs and milk but he
cvidcntly nccdcd calcium.
"Am taking BIO CALCH'M' myself
now with good effect on my health as
l fcé-l
(‘lll'l‘ Smith Vincent. of the New 10st wright to my great delight.
York l-Iw-ning 'l‘clcgram. ‘30 (1113'3' SUDNY 0f BIO CALCII'NI
9:00 p. m.-_"l.ocnlion of Ships at FOOT) Sl'lr‘l'lJ'ZMBN'l‘ and complete
Sim" linal baschall scores; closing scientific literature $1.00. At good
prim-s on stocks, lmnds. grain, cof- druggists, therefore at H. A. Mead.
i‘cp and sugar. North Main strcct. South Norwalk.
—-Adv. .
ROTAIKY CONCLAVE
NE‘V
cast by the San (‘arlo Opera Com- {WPW (“1080 to 1.300 in attendance yes-
i-‘ortunc Gallo. inmrpsmrm;[tcrday afternoon and last evening at
thirty-first districts held here.
uAmm‘g'Govci-nor Everett J. lake. himself a
mczzo soprano, Rotarian. remained over until today.
“Amncrisf’ Almudar I~‘alna(lus. ten- and returns to Hartford this morning.
Last evening the feature of the en-
tertainment was an address by Strlkl
land \V. Glllllan of Baltimore. well-
_known humorist and author
This afternoon the Rotafians will
around Block Island. Tonight there
will be a banquet. the governor‘s ball.
and an address by Joseph A. Turner.
chairman of the Common Education.
Rotary International. ‘
WWW
Have Been for a Long Time
ays more or less discussion as to the younger generationl
experience goes, and it covers now not
changing. ~It is“changing.now. Some of
not have. Others I am very glid to see.
9 been for a long time.
In this unsettlemenf perhaps
mind you, it is only a sharing of what goes with
do not believe that society,
0mg a radical revolution either’in‘momls or manners.’
gh a condition of change V V
morals, but I do not bel
hat we have alirays needed ta. do—to'use'tlie
on and proper education. May-I add. thatthese"
‘39,“; Drama: fie "
\\'(.'Y. Schencfl’ady. .V. Y.
((-‘cncral I‘Zlct'tric (annually).
npunlcd ln' Malthcw Fro}: Han-
and colnposcr; Elwood Knapp.
\\‘ [EXAMPLES ll(l\\'
BIO (‘.\l.(‘ll‘.\[ ACTS.
man wriics us that he.
iakcn ill” (,‘Al.Cil'M
for 4 months
(‘ll]\'rl‘\'
cgulnrly
. ilc has no morc hcart palpi-
lwl‘orc.
:1on in Coyctsfillc, .7. J.. writes
3' boy.
tho ugh
lie is near is. very tall
ncvcr sickly was not
1110 CALCIFM
acquaintances
Iimls the pic-
and eyes. has
out splendidly and is a pleasure
at. Iic has always eaten
lnon lhs and my
more like working and have
IN NE‘V LONDON
LONDON, Sept. 12.-—-'—T‘hcre
otary Conclave of the thirtieth
"OR
on Agni."
sail on the, steamer Providence
WOrse Than
They
mu] of tho mining industry.
Stories picturing
blind by constantly being kept
below the surface are
talcs and by the mine operators
of romancc
coal mining.
to the early
history
powder alter the miners have
hoistcd to the surfacc.
lowered to the
bottom of the shaft,
hut brought back up after completing
its work mid is cared for in a stable
above gfimnd. Electrical power is
used almost cxchmivcly for hauling
coal carts undcr ground.
in ”mines whore UH? mulc still is
used extensively the animals are
rarc instances it is said. arc thc mules
lupt in pits (or any lcnmh or time.
“'th work in thc mincs is suspended.
ll? is a general custom to bring the
animals to the surface where they are
kept in pasturc-s until the mines rc~
sumo ’opcratlon. ,
Tho only animals known to breed in
the shafts and pits are rats and mice.
'l‘lwso liltlo‘. rodents. h0“'(‘\‘er. are
ol'tcn made pots or the miners for the
reason that their presence indicates
nlrscncc of gas pockets. As long as
the: mollsc or rat slips about a certain
plncn. thc minor is certain to be free
of the gas danger.
Wake pp. .
Nohmly over has any desire to have
his nizzhnnarcs come trilo.—Imulsvlllo
Courier-.11nuruul.
I mall?
.SflllflllNli AFFlllY
NEW HAVEN, Sept. 13.——If what
Dartment said up till noon yesterday
about the shooting affray on the state
was a
cinch) efforts to get at the facts. little
The coroner was'quesnoamg various
identity _.was not re—
vealed. and the police said they had
nothing to give out... indicating that
more information should be available
atthe Springfield end of. the case.
They said they had no trace of the
car in which were the men who did
the registry numbers of the machine
and they say‘they‘have a very meagre
Coroner Mix will hold another hear—
and John Musclino. his
room .in
\Vaterbury. has been placed in the
county jail. The latter was in the-scar
with I M'arvicl and was slightly
wounded. ‘
path}: {or the once essential draft ani—
the mule ‘going
under
ground and picturing the coll horn far
discounted by
the more truth-loving miners as fairy
as
stories whosc design is to load a, touch
of
Th9 modcrn mine finds use for only,
our mulc. that for the distribution of
been
This mule is
a.
de-
“9
of
in
to
,alach month at 3 (“mph Jul}. and Slugs \\;ill. not inlcrposc an)» obstruct- Dr. Charles Mayo, one pf the Tho police say that th; lionsgcgdte
‘.§,ugnst oxcclllt‘d' All it. A. Masons l\4' llohci. . . most famous surgeons in tzhe was Simply another inciden ma; :1“;
hrdially and l'ratvrnalli' illViW'l- ll "" “m: that tho President or his world, arrives at the White bury. 39W Havcn, Bridgepor
g. p‘ DECKER. H. p_ rcprcscnlatn'cs could cutcr into“ "I” - House from Rochester, an., Springfield. ‘ .
.. S. . ’1’).\', Sccrctal'y- linal asrccmcnts. as things 5 ant . for a consul ion as to the ad- § .
I. #11 They could only mukc icnlativo Ml— visability oftagperating On 311'5- RIINI". .‘lI’LE IS MSAPPEARILG. The above ‘18 not a» fictnre of a
Knt‘lmu‘nts subject, to tho approval of Harding. (The Associzrtcd Press). Winner of many beam conte t8
[3 A lll'liliY. lmlh (“onurcssionnl In'ulics. lint flu" \VEST FRANKFURT. 111.. Sept. 13. nor has she been seleclcd as :‘h ’
A lrull’ic ohslecr who is “150 (m mcro fact that active Alllé'l‘lt‘flll par- ”The inlne mule, whose hls“or-V. dates queen of any carnival. It is th:
Obm‘lfit‘l' 0‘ “P““l‘f will“ ,"“'.‘.””;".3 “"“mfi‘m is 10.0"“ "p.0'1.m‘.'°,mmy i” l’urk City, Trio of “1:5! Orange. me“ ‘0 the days 9f earl-V coal minipg latest picture of Julian. Eltiuge. a
will n is lhc hmu lunb Hut telltt; mm, ”mu-(Mg ls, llnpvllll m llM‘ll'. . _ . fi .. ..H l— in southern Illinms. gradually is dxs- t V'id l k .
t m» L‘l~ ll‘rillt‘llls. J‘t‘ thinks it Thu l‘ni'l‘d qmtvq ,ls (.mpf creditor Miss Inns) Jul-5. (outlalto. \\.l a appearing just. as is Old Dobbin the mos w ey, nown personator of
I'm“ . '.‘.‘.1....m.. ‘l lhllc" :18 ”W ' let 1., l: I-o lcr-rnml in 'th "ul- “mm" with m" Park City (”10' ‘ “9 f mili'tr drav horse “’it'll the “male Charaders on the smge'
foé‘litgllln,dphigh mains “"3”“. ‘m' lflr'l‘llll’t‘lll‘ (o'f'pi‘h: Iwar Llcbt llrolllcm'l INS: “J ”:0“ p. ,n1'_‘sn“ldard ”an Egan; disappearance OE the faithful 1““ Eltiuge has forsaken the film
natural!) ulhl JIlNll'l-N'HI’U 510‘“ ,‘t illlll of ill" ro'llumlions lvrolulcm as it rlh'llills lromhiArllngtO'n.‘ .. "r-casl "hard tall," 01d miners are preserving Egaagé‘n appear on the legitimate
Skill“) \\‘(ll‘l\'>‘~ ill “I? (lllplls‘llt' way, do. lll'uY'H llllUll ”u. ()llll'l‘. It l8 luccoming! llJlll [1. ill. *"(Hllf‘lill “Pill Hi A H. for posterity tales of pathos and Sym- g .
lHEAliEllIGAN
Cfl-NTlN-ENllS
.lllllFllNlit-WESFWARII
my . mu»
M..."
Loxn‘ox. Sept .13.—-(Associatcd~
Press).—~-Is the American continent
drifting westward and slowly leaving
Europa imlund? It is. if the lhcory.
propoundcd to the savxmts of thei
British Association at Hull ycstcrdar..
éb)‘ the German geologist \Veg‘cncr isl
correct. i
, Dr. W'og‘onei“ declared that the var-'
u..- s...
aw W... q... Mm“, .~..t .... v
“a;
Av,
'SEPRMBEP ,
ions continents. originally a re jolucd‘
brought to thc 8mm”) {wqmmuyl In 'at the poles. but. that now they are? f
gsiowly drifting away from t c polcs‘
and from east to west. Alncrica/Tsl
movingiwcstward luster than Europa!l ‘
he said. and Greenland still faster.
than America. He added {But “l
movement had been proven by expcr-i
intents at observatories in Europe and l
at ‘W’ashlngion. - i
In the discussion which followed. k
Professor 'l‘uruz-r of Oxford. said there
was no astronomical observation
worthy of serious considcration in sup—
port of \chcncr’s theory. Greenland.
headmittcd. had an apparent drill,
showing a change or three-quarters of
a. mile in position between 18E? and
1907. All other evidence. however.
was against the existence of changes
in latitude and longitude. l
INTERNATIO'NAL LABOR BUREAU
GENEVA. Sept: 12 '{Associatcd
~Prcss).-—The League of Nations has
been offered by Switzerland 40.000
square yards of ground here upon
which to build a. new home for the
Buildin' g '
Materials
_ We carry every kind. of build-
138 material that a mason
needs, such as:
Crushed Stone
Brick
Lime
Cement
Sand
Flue Lining
Sewer Pipe
Metal Lath
Lath Mortar
Plaster
Fire Brick undifclay
The Place Dampers ‘
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