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Evening sentinel, Wednesday, October 1, 1924 · page 1

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REALM LEADER
ISIDENTIFIEDAS
H. T. LUTTERMAN

Former Garage Owner
iluies )I e it While
Wife Commands Wo-
men of the Klan

i i.\ RIESTFFICE

Huue Safe Holds All
Records in Inner Den
ilisguised As Conser-
valor);

l file inconspicuous part-
i a little garage in

and formerly a cook,
arsed from the \Ioroton
’ Home. to “G1” the
. mysterious King
in of the Invisible Empire
Realm of Connecticut
l;i.m:ie Island. whose orders
:va-piostionably obeyed by
men in tflliat district, is the
’fik' --u in the sixteen short

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3m M" “‘ on l‘ugo

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AMENDED DRAFT
PROTOCOL GOES

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TO ASSEMBLY

Purpose .oTTeague Is
"To Make War Im-
possible, to Kill I ”

(By Associated Press)
.:\5.\. Oct. i.——Thc amended
:otocol on arbitration and se-
‘ .3 presented to the assembly
Er-nguc of Nations for its up.
‘mlay. accompanied by a. gen-
. historical and analytical
I)“ Mr. Politis of Greece
iii-nos of Creche-Slovakia.
rtporicrs for the two com-
l'iTllCh Jointly framed the

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chapters are devoted to
mtinm of aggressive war.
gzirisdiciion of the world
rustic“, the strengthening of
Millie-(ls of procedure. the
' 5 jurisdiction of states. canc—
rwluction ot‘ armaments,
“""l form features of the
'i conclusion of the re-
‘1 tilts :0 printed pages.
‘5‘» rvations or a. general

A i

5 .:P05-. says the report.

" "Mike war impossible. to kill

“Iii r it The plan drawn

w loop hole: it prohibits

‘xy d scripilon and lays

r v.‘.-v ‘T'ult all disputes shall
pacific means."

livst opening was left.

more of force the whole

‘ 'Ll‘i collapse. it adds and t0

“ration is provided for

of dispute. and aggression

“i such a. way as to‘give

"Jr hesitation when the

-: Longue has to make

t. .

“Hill”? IV “'EST AVE.

1 :5i‘ : 3. occurred at 3 o'clock
f'rnoon in West avenue.

ll. of Norwalk. was com-

-‘ :xxenue. Giovano Lipirl.

“as turning his car
’an “mo machines came to-
curs were somewhat
in: the two parties con-
; arr-it‘d to settle the dumlsec

Z.r mselres.

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—-(71lna \"ill (£0 m
mz-ntmues to sell basket-
:3», which allowu Donnelifl
, "' rile baskets nt Inch ridicu‘
‘ -“ V. i: will surely go broke
' ’ 5't‘i agree with me when
Never before luv:
~. 11 bargains in Mm
; 21225:: and 30¢ each.
- ‘ "‘5 Thursday, 10 n. Ina——

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Lnttermnn holds sway. It is located
look'tn upon 5 huge are some six

Ishndnrekept.

Above is a view ot the ’“sum: Ollico" where Kin; magic Barry 'r.

on the Boston Post Road in Dnricn.

The casement windows. built to disguise the room as n conservatory.

feet high in which all mud: and

documents of the Klan relating to the Realm oi’ Connecticut and Rhodc

 

Games

Some few
whom the grant good luck ha.1
\Vashington before Saturday to son
the Giants and the Senators play
their first. some of the world,series.
But most diamond enthusiasts.
though their hearts will be in Wash—
ington. will be forced to grace Nor—
walk with their physical presence.

Despite this sad fact they will be
able to see the great. game between!
the National and American league
pennant winners. Arrangements

initiated baaebull mm. ‘

amiied upon. will make the trip to2

 

have just been compbted. it was an-
nounced this morning. to erect. a!
“Play-05mph" at tho \‘orwalk An}
mory. i

By means of this graphic deuce}
which reproduce: in miniature, a;
baseball diamond, every play made
on the Senators‘ field will be re—
enacted here in Norwalk.

Direct new: wire connections will
bridge the distanca between “'ash-
ington and the local armory. The
game will be shown play by pin},
ball by ball. and strike by strik-n.

Also each succeeding game of the
world serie- will be reopinyed on the
“Playograph” at the armory. includ—
ing the big game on Sunday.
George Dietenbuch. whose success
in promoting local functions is well
known. has made arrangemento‘ to
bring the “Playograph” to the ar-
mory._ In addition he has mapped
out an elaborate program to enter.
taln the ions. There will be music.
Just as at the ball field. and lots 01
pop. peanuts and jazz. In fact the
very atmosphere of the diamond, he
asserts, will be re-created in the big
hull.

WASHINTON. Oct. 1.—-Sophisti-
cated Washington cast oti’ its dig—
nity today to welcome home in sand
Jot fashion its American League
pennant winning bauball club. For
about the first time in history the
city had a. chance to stage its Own

(Continued on Page Five.)

TODISOOSSHTS
DEMAND THAT
DAWFS OOIT

DES MOINEB. II... Oct. 1 .-—A
meeting at the Iowa. Republican
Central committee {or tomorrow
was called today at which the sitin-
tion brought about by Senior Smith
W. Brookhurt’a lament demoni-
inz that. Cliarlu 6.13:“ withdraw
a the Emoticon conduits for vice
preddent will be (licenced. stilts
Chairman B. B. Burnquilt announc—

ed.

Norwalk Fans Can See
World Series 'at Armory

Playograph With News Wire From Diamond
Will Re-create Details and Atmosphere of

I

Reno Sends Sky
Pilot to Series

RENO. Non, Oct. l.»—Tho oil)“
of Reno will have. A special rep-
.-.csontutiv e at the uorld series ball
games and he is n. minister. Mn:—
or Robert: vesterdny designated
the Rev. Brewster Adams. pastor
or the First Baptist church here.
as the representative. Mr. Adams
lot! for the cunt last night.

“'alter Johnson. star pitcher
for \Vaahington. in a lon-iuolnw
of Mayor Roberta and Johnson
Spt‘ndl his winters in Reno.

Hence the unusual interest here
in the «cries and in- “‘lwhinxton in
particular A crowd of local tuna
defrayed the expenses at the min-
later.

LOCAL RED MEN

'ENTERTAIN 5.10
com nuns

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Worked B y Uncas
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About 200 Visitors were present
from the ten tribes of Y'all-field
County ct the meeting at tho Uncu
Tribe. 1. 0. R. 31., held at it: qunr~
tors in Washington street lust even-
inc

The second degree was worked on
local and visiting candidates by the
linear: Degree team. ‘ East Grout.
Sachem Harry Builwitz reported on
Morocco: nttendunce at: the Grant
Council gathering in Indinnnpolil.
Retreat-intents were served by the
local tribe.

fled Men were present from Don-
bury, Bridgeport. Stamford. Fair-
tield. Stamford. New Cannon dud
Greenwich. The next count? meet-
in;- will be held in Danbury on Oc-
tober 80.

PLEAD XOT‘GUIIII'! '10
BUM CONSPIRACY WE.

BOSTON. Oct. India-old r. Con-
don. selectmon and chic! of 9981009!
sou-bury, flurry F. Barnum. taro

mmynmemberofthocoutmrdm

crew at Plum Island. and cont: 3,.
Ronnie: ot Sunshiny wax-agents“
befor- Iudte Morton in than! db"
trict court today on indictment:

. chm-tint conspiracy cud comm

ll Mamba With Ille‘ed rum-Isl.-

'nmwunwmam

ADM Moot guilty and wmluld
in “.909 band: mu tor W

 

 

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iKLAN AT WORK;
REVEAIS omens.

R e a] in Is Gorerned

From “Royal Resi-
dence” on Boston
Post Road in Darie‘n

KING KLEAGLE

\
“G-l, G- and 6-3”
Hold A lute Sway
Over Klan Monarchy
In State

 

The Connecticut
Klan Loud ers

"G-l" —— flurry ‘1'. Luttennnn.
"King Kleuclo." or "Grand Dr;-
son" -—— Post Road. Dex-ion.

" .-:"--J. “7'. Perry. "Electric"
or "Grand Giant" «— No. I Piorcc.
Street, New London.

"6.3" -.. Calvin A. Johnston.
"Giant.” —— 59 {dillyt‘ilfi Street.
Stumrorrl. -

"Miller Kleuxle" —- Mrs u-rt
fr. bungalow. M Road. at a A».
(Hood 50! the Women s Bum

 

 

 

Throughout the State of Con.
necticut, its tentacles reaching
into every town and city, into
every little rural community,
grotesquely pareileling the poll
ticnl. organization which has
governed n free commonwealth
for close upon three hundred
years, there is today another
organization. whose principles
and purposes hrs: as different
from those set- forth in the Con-
necticut. charter, tis’rnight from
day.

\i alkiug the sheets of Con-
necticut towns. rubbing elbows

(Continued on Pun Three.)

GEN. Bl TIAER MARI}. N 11'
“TIT! PHILADELPHIA MAYOR.

PHILADELPHIA. Oct. 3 .—-—A
roooncilintion in being effected be.
tween Mayor W. Freeland Kendrick
and General Sniedlcy D. Butler,
director ot public Noiy, according
to n uiatement issued today by the
mayor .

"A: I. result or the interest or
mutuni friends." said the stutemcnt.
"I am in receipt, or a latter from
General Butler. which in aatlutactory
until such time no he is physically
Able to call upon me and discus:
dittorences. which must be sou-tac-
torily and thoroughly adjusted."

“'ORLD FLIEB AT SHANGHAI.

SHANGHAI. Oct. l.~—M:jor Pedro
Zonal. the Argentine round-the-
world nvintor. arrived here It. 3:18
this afternoon from Foochow. He
left Foochow :t 10: 05 this morning.

 

 

‘f’l‘ired of It All,”
Starts Over at 51

NEW YORK. Oct. i.—~Edward
W. Wuhburn, delcribcd an a
wealthy loo deoicr or Brocktoum
Hum, for Whom 9. lurch m
started when it: diuppolrod from?
iii- heme there tut Tricia”. and
round here Your. Kn told police
who attentional him that ho may
"tired or it all’ 'and was now go-
in: to unite hi: my in the world

“the It: at 91 you".

Wuhburn ind been “I?!" u
the Solution Army hotel in the
Mary hinge his arrival in this
. in. no wu recognised by 9.

rookie: who» mtg;
m Wan ru 0:9 .
his first: at! ohildnl beta: mg
=;‘:.rod o! o Md, income mm
mounts} in inbound tom
his own vii. 110 has has h!"
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Guarded Patient in
Hospital

WIFE DENIES IT

fientenced Eeopold and
Loch ~—- Thought to
-* Have Be en Weak-
ened By Strain
CHICAGO. Oct. i.—-—Judn John
”R- Cavern“. who nuanced Nuthun
1690mm. Jr.. and Richard boob. con-
t-Iod Melanoma—aim” or Robert

Mk. to life imprisonment. in:
M o closely guarded patent. in a
bosom! here Iinco the clone or the
me. an today: Chicago Tribune.
" ‘Althouxli Mrs. Coveriy denies that
tau judge in sick uni saw aim has
Mon going to the hospital to visit
Meade. the neuupuprr sass he in be‘
ikred to be suturing from 1 non-\-
W bmkdou n. the unormnth of the
Wham: “colts of the hearing in
fllch u ‘as the sole responsibilit)
o? d the into or the tin) or;
.t’l‘mcho of letter- :nd tole-
.fiiono cull; directed to him during
xii. trial in efforts to influence his
”incision are thought to tune land A
iélIutwua effect on hll health. the

bum: «an. Strictest promotion

in taken to prompt any interior-
one: with hi- mt.

‘ 1:. is recalled tint. on September
19. utter he had imposed romance,
mm C-averly slid:

”I “'3’“. DO 036. not (‘Vl‘n “SWI-
fipormrn. to follow me plum I
W99 this court room. Anyone will
«b6 mooted who doc: to. Even more

 

fruition: communion might be the
flinch.) {1

1 9M]: lone tom iuo to-

‘ ironwork» out not
to “lupin: npublic. I won’t. fly where.
it any one tlud: out. 'l‘ll to some-
whorfi ciao. "

M Cavern“ at the hotel where
they dc. lays the returned ahead
of lia' hit-bum. who probably “will
be back Monday.

Seen At Warehouse Point.

HARTFORD Oct. 1. mJtiduo John
1. eagerly and Mn. Cavarly oi‘
Chicago. or thought to have been
on an autom bile trip in New Enu-
lmul during the pact. fortnight and
on Sunday took dinner at “'nrc-
house l‘oint. Conn. From converse-
tlnn ultich Judge (‘avorly had with
others about his trip it was thought
that he. had been through Canada
and was pit-lint through New Eng-
land leisurely and had North Caro-
linzt an ultimate ‘deslinntion before
returning to Chic-[0.

On leaving \V‘uroiioule Point the
automobile party went to Springfield
Vans.

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W-¢Mfi~w

PLANS Hfli HRE
WEEK MADE

Board of Underwriters
Discuss M.a t t; e r-—
Speakers to Vi s‘i t
Schools

Members. of tho Noru'nlk Board
of Fire Underwriters today are con-
Iiderinz plan. for the tire proven-
iion campaign which open: October
5 mad continues until Octooc’r it.
Means. Franklyn M. Raymond.
Charles ill. Curtin and Danny 8. Hull.
member: of the local committee, are
planninc to have speaker. \ieit the
various school: during the week Ind
expllin how fire: out be prevented.
Slide. may be uhown :t. the iml
theatres. 5

WATEBBUR’Y. Oct twintorme-

uon was received here 9.6611 to the

15mm 30711 8. cm-

“long will come to thin

m :34 my tin Mom ‘81!
um at! m giro in

 

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PREVENHON mum snow

reusmd tor the holding of the mutual

. directly coming in from u tar any

5 1- imam ”In”.
" «It ”In.
. Bio Hutu, comm?!”
. $0: 3- new hit .

 

 

 

Gale Damages Wires,
Yachts. Beaches; Homes

300 ’Phones Put Out

Branches—Bell Island Walk Undermined

of Order By Falling

 

-—-Higi\ Tide—SS-‘mile Wind Ladies City

A sixty-eight mile gale which
formed in the Gulf of Mexico dud!
lashed it: way along the Atlantic;
Coast reached its climax here you]
tel-tiny afternoon and night. tearing
doun «treat, and raising havoc “'ltlti
thn many small craft in local waters. i
in the experience or local ruidemai
the was worn the highest “ittiin
memory. tearing orcr the beach”
nnd piers with great fury. The wind
dropped in the small hour: of the
morning. as the storm moved off in
u northeasterly direction.

The domain was particularly
severe at Dell lululd whore gigantic
breaker: mud over the beach.
dashing ovor the drive” in Crescent.
Bench and on to the porches or the
honors. 'l‘u‘o float: of the_ Fine
Point (“tub Were annulled and many
rowboata swamped. The hub. near
the concrete sidewalk
and washed out the foundations.
Many parts or the thick concrete
walk have uuuk.

Yacht. Float Baum. .

The Not-walk Yacht Club report-
a urge flout dammed. and the
thirty root oloop owned by C. W.
Webb which broke sorta. piled up
on the rock:
is W m iw 11(37an
Indus. The powir boat. owned by (3.
\V. Gage also broke adrift, but
tortunateiy went-”110m neutly on
the pilot: of the embankment on we
“'iluou Point Line, where she mats
omit.

liutlera Island report: lWD bouts
whose owners are unknown, as
wnuhed out to non. Rowayton Harbor
also experienced the unprecedented
houvy weather. with wave: that
cleared the houuetopu. A large
,mnple tree at the residence or E.
Howard Every of l'uulioyer Rtrcct.
flown-ton. was uprooted by the
wind. b‘

Some ship owner: at the Norwnlk
Yacht Club took thrir vesoel: to
Rowuyton lurbor ‘to find better
anchorage. but experienced the leu—
nation or (stopping (rem the provor~

(Continued on Page Five.)

KENTUCKY HAS
ENTRY IN OUR

1

Norwalk Association
Selects Judges for
Annual Aflair at Ar-
mory in January

A meeting or the Nut-Will: ?oui—.
try ADIOCltilon wu held last. oven;
int. :t the borne at Occur Schuiiaa
in Main «tree: and plum were din—

Poultry Show at. the Norwnik
Armoi'y Jnnuuy 8,4 ., and 10

J. H Drewnstead, editor of the
Boston Funnier. Paul Ive- ot Guil-
ford. Clog-ton Purdv or Btuntord ind
Occur Schuliso and E. 8. Bonnie or
whit oil», were selected on the
judges tor the show. Thejudge: of
tin: out and do: exhibit were not
MIC}.

It in expected to main the :how
this your tho into-t war held by
the loan! ornuiuuou. Entries are

u Mutuoky.

bum in conceit»: with th- in-

nulwu 1m Boom ll.-
flown me tin Wu; mu.
W pom!“ thin morning:

It". Milton name. too: room.
Wow in Wine ovum. out. .__

39.999. .
flunk nude. “on front in
m 81".

mo in flimninm
it. 3. contain-m ”out” in

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Last. Chance to
Be Made :1 Voter

liVe o‘clotk next 'i‘uesduv. ()0-
tuber 71h in the last minute set
by the Registrar: for Somali:
residents to be made Valera. At- i
to:- that time no one can have bio
uuma Plai‘Pil on the list. nor can
any change: in the voting list be t
affcctud.

iii'fict-s will be upon all day
from ii a. m. to b p. nk tor thin
put-pone in tho First. Second and
Third Voting District: as (allows:

First District. Town (‘ourt
Room Wall street. Jowpli A.
(‘arrter and Thomas N. l‘lulioin',

(calcium.

Second

 

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let riot. Town Court. i
Room. (13‘ matting J. Smith. .
cud Jenn 3i m Rail-um”.
Third W. I” 1.1mm"
square. Juan A. Johuaou and

 

 

r the club. when. ”it.“ V
cilia;

. to Got-mar under the Down up

, mm
worldly during the in: the» days
L411»: only 9 mini manhunt o! it»

. mu. man to be worked out. it

John martin, militant: ’

 

 

ROAD-AND BANG

Jack RentsCliler’s Auto
Goes Oii’ Road Into
Hedge—Fined $100

A Binnie gloa- oi’ elderiwrry wine
got duck Rentm‘hlér or I» You Bu—
ren avenue. into a puck of trouble
last night. it. mum-d him to lose
control or his :uluumliilu at River-
side avenue and ileldon avenue and
crash into the hedge in the front
or the Nolan home. 57 Holden are-
one. Roniochler. who is employed
at the Rush Engineering company.
wu- arrested by Patrolman Jerrv
borne); on charge or rookies. driv-
ing and npol'aliilt u muchlne while
undor‘the influence of intoxicunts.
In the uptown oily court this morn~
inn. Judge Nehemiah (‘andu round
the accused (uilty and imposed I
line of 825 for reckless driving and
8100 and costs on the other churn.
Judge (Tundra remitted the :26 line
because u! the circumstances of the
one.

Several cum. to the from. and on-
douvored to extricate neuter-bier
from. his predicament in court.
Robert lineal. who also “min in
Nulli‘l. declared that he and the
accused bud vilited the home of
Bernard Hoppe. New Cal-inn Ive.
one. to obtnin com: automobile
loan. We paid Mr. Hoppo had
treated“ not: of them to one gin:
ot olden-berry wine. He thought
”r. Reutscbler had lost. control of

M

(Continued on Page Five.)

LONDON. Oct. Lma‘ho negatin-
tionc between Dr. Rainier uehmht.
president or the Reichuboak. ml the
America. 13mm; and continental

who: a! the 40.909 090 pound im‘

plan. but: when“ to

on: instant” ”pontoon-not am:
the vet-tour mm: capitali- M the

“m imam! Authoritative” ”any.

out» ”this: am by no yet
been muted. it is “mm prob-
mm M the American We will
i» h an mum at ".99.-
9.99.999 but the man; cm «on.

OW AGTCHIN

ithe

.supplies southeastern
‘will take.

Vinita!

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SOC‘ONYLI

Look for Word
New York to
(‘ut

Goon no“: for the auto Grim .
The oil bun-us huuo begun I m‘
cutting war which nil! bring “a
line (mun to its iti\\\~tit notch nines
the war. U\5m'mo\i\u“liou is m
as the I‘Plihufi in exports. out”?
local otllviuls oi the mainland !
compam Xilile that the) know no
l‘fizism tor a \\ .‘.\l ,

The. (lull litfinmg t‘ 0 anti“ bfi- 7,
.l‘llthhulgil \leiiou totem
limited the siaali tutti)“ by neglcflons
which should mean gasoline at tray“.
15 to is cent: a gallon. Connooimt

dealer: ale to be supplied ll ll own

one. mm tax.
action the lira! punt 9;! A
Standard Oil com-pom. wing:
i‘onnectiotii. ‘
in being \\ etched with h;
tel-oat. A recent reduction or one.
cent “a: made by “Standard" u: g
in: their wholesale prion to 35 new},
[dun one cent tax to the. deaiq‘. "
The “Somny” group are exported
to meet the Unit (in. hamper. lot;
the Board or Duet-tor- meat in
Yer); today to consider the out.
TM,“ . already result '

' Tithe ration. .er. and .
can: guuoiine la in in: cold at m.
iocni station; it‘l‘\r‘{l i \' tho {it}! Qr
The Regent rtuiage he... titanium
tho 1? cent sign as hat: the "Gult’
station in \\ est axenue at. “to on
mar)",

The stations of the Texan-1, Oil
company limo not as yet, met the A
Gulf cut. and are totalling “W“? '5
gasoline at 20 cents a gallon. 131193“
uiiolelaie price to the dealer in “W
some as tint of the Standard Gus-r
)9 cent: pin: one cent tax. It “A
stated at 3 bunch Miles at“ the m
acu today that no action in tho price
war “ould be taken uric" tum .
adviou were receiver] from We"
quarto-n in New \‘mk. V

us ‘ht.
\\ hat
the

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new roux. om. Luna, m' '.
ltna pine culiinz war throw
the east “as intenaiiiod 10“! V”
the Standout Oil Company I! ’
Jersey authorized local donor! In
territory to meet competitive out.

all other companies.

Caretaker at T3
Island in Craft
Hours After Em
Goes Dead

”SQ—.4 p..- _

The «retailer at Term
the “minor home 0! Dr. Willa
out. had A narrow mp: frogs
drowniux vanes-dag of! ,
Bluff when mturmns‘ from 13;. '
land to ’i‘morn blend in A
bout .,
lie left the main land null.“
oft-tr nine 0 'ciock during this ,7
and “as about lutit‘ way to [in ,
whom a “are Annie M or ill! .
the bout. wetting the butter“!
nailing iii: outta: .
it urn moo-arr to m:
Mid wait for uni-twee. ’
the South Norwulk Yacht m
flood the predicament; arm
miter. but it w
launch I- boot during the
to hi: Old-tan“.
abort! utter 1hr” ._ o'
lined Hi nacho;- md on
boat to drift until he my
feet. at; titers.
nacho!“ Mid Sum
miebinl hold of Ito

5m%
Re In than will“! in» if».
Mr. unlkln on}! m
in. The boot w

 

 

 

 

 

 

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