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December z. 1919
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A Terrible Tragedy.

A special dispatch says Joseph Stoddard,
his wife and child, were found dead at
their home at Pine Plains, Allegan county,
Michigan, on Saturday. The head of the
wife and child were blown to atoms as
they lay in the bed. 1t is evident that
Stoddard committed the deed, as when
found he was sitting upright in a chair
with rifle between his legs, his hand
tightly grasping the muzzle of the gun.
He had often threatened to kill his wife
He was of an ugly disposition and lived a
dissolute life.
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Yet Another Forger In jail.

As Louis Smell presented forged check for
sil25o purporing to he signed by Clayton II Rich at
tho Fourth National Bank on Thursday afternoon Dciec
tive Porter IN tho employ Of that corporation arrested
HIM smell = cotton brokers' clerk ana early IN the
summer obtained s+l several che Ks drawn tn the
name 81 j. D Baggett Smell, sitter his arrest tod the
police that his hrothc law, William Ward me time
IN June borrowed OF him check At BAgce
Bate which ne niicrwArd returned hv messenger on
June % forced check bearing the signature Of John
Rattle tor SiN paid hy Mo Mechanics National
Bank Tho imitHuon OF Mr. Battles signature WAS 20
good that the bank insisted that the chec
was genuine ward was also arrested
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William II. Atkinson. a merchant Of J. East
Fourteenth street assaulted yesterday afternoon
when coming out of the Anthony House, Al Broadway
ana Thirteenth street ~ George Yerger young coal
merchant ot II East Thirteenth street Nerccr accused
Atkinson ~ making slanirrous remarks about him This
Atkinson denied. but sad he would stand hv ANYTHING
that he had said You're - soonndrei" cried
Ncis'r, and lie struck Atkinson IN the efteNe feeling
hun n tho sidewalk Atkinson arose and little
INC snnrring then had, 10 the amuscmcnt If the
lockers No further blows had been struck h'forc
Oicor Lrady Of the Broadway Squad conducted both 10
The Jefferson Market Police Court Justice Morgan hned
mi
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TORONTO, Ont. sept, 20Tho water NJ La
chuc was too rough today Tor Uarsncu TO Hnu.
Ian and Courtney had cordial meeting TN, morning
Both ~ fue spirits.
HANiLroE, ont, sept 20 Tho johnson Ilo,mer boat
race. Which was To have been rowcd here today has
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A SUNDAY ExCUnSIONs no NAN.

a. LEN AND ASTORIA. Tile sylvan Dcl. sylvan
Glen stream. and Hrn,e, viii make regular sun.
day trips. sept - landing AZ South lst t.. Williams
burgh I'm - AIorin' i2th II each way. AHboats
connect with boats tor High Bridge.
LEAVE PECK sLIr-iut,. ti.ti \. " i2I5. OF.
2fs. . -. q 49, rs. % IL q. - I 10 sop VI
LEAVE HARLEM 81. - 80. iutW. III 80 A. "
II ~. 4 10 sup = H. ala 10 OguD 5nIr.
Connect with train 40 Hunter, Point aud for Brighton
Beach Fare ten ccutS IN SUNDAY
" WlTittRNAX SUPERINTENDENT
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PENNsYLvANIA nAnHoAD.
AND INITln srnTEs Nh Rof-rp
Nm allN L. M 49,

AND UNIFIED hIAlES MAIL hOlIE
ON and after July ;. lS5S
trains leave New York. via Drsbrosses and Cortlani
stS Ferries As follows;
Express or Harrishurc Pittsburgh the West ami SOUTH
WITH Pullman Palace Cars attached "A NJ, Is and 81
For wilhamsport Lock Haven Cory, and Erie, ats Y,
= NJ, connecting at Cory for ItusNile. Petroleum
centre and the Oh Regions WllIamsport and Lock
Haven, "A NJ
Baltimore washuston, and the South, Limited wash.
ingtnn Express OF Pullman fArlor cars daily. cNcelt
sunday q 30 A. ", arrive Washington 10 r ".
Regular a. s 40 A, NJ, l, $50, aud - NJ sunday IS ~
and % 7. VI
Express Tor Philadelphia, 20 : ~. % q 20 Lam
ted, II A. NJ. /, T. S, q, 80 ~ ~, and 7 NJ
SUNDAY, 81 ana = W., s, 90 "a 80 SO ana W.
NJ Emlerant md second class. 7 r
For Cape NAV, +. VI
Boats OF " BROOKLYN AnncNn connect with all through
transfer tor Brooklyn travel
For trains Ia Newark. Elizabeth. Railway. Princeton,
Trenton. Perth ANNOY flcmnston BelVicre. ani
other points see local schedules AZ all Ticket Of.
Trans arrive From IItsburyh. & So 10 40 AN p 2or
NJ daily, 81 4 NJ. $50 ?. NJ. daily. except Monlar.
From Washington and Baltimore, Il So q 90 VI = i.
5l5 lOlOP VI. sunday, 900 g. 20 A VI From rhi.t'
delphia. O5. q SO. go 1000. II 90 NJ. 1lQ
4lu = 50 Is 81. $40. 1910, ~ 70 T. sunday, Do,
So N, 10 80 II SO A VI $50. 10 ~ NJ
Ticket Offices S26 and "a broadway. Aston House.
and foot OF DesbTOsses and Coruanlt Il, Court st.
aud Brooklyn Annex Depot loot Of Futon st, Bfo0k}n.
IA, lle, and lls Hudson ST. Hoboken, pcpot Jrrsy
Sty' Emgrant Ticket ONCE. Bate place
FRANK THOMSON. l. L FARMER
General Manager Geul Passenger Agent
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DOUBLE TRACK. THE MOST IMPROVED QrlPMENL
AND THE FASTEST TINE CONSISTENT
WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY


Expire" Trans leave Ncw YORK. VIA De,hro''es AMI
turuaudt is Ferries. As fol.uWs
so 3d. 80 o ~ 80 LlmttDdI II 4 " o. = B. t.N W
49, 3n, and +. VI sundays. $40 ant % a 'N
q So 81. = 80. and gp.
Boat, OF "BruokNn Annex connect VIII ai i., i-
trans A. Jersey titv. nnoriuls a speedy Rul if
transfer Tor Broohlyn travel o.,
RenIWn! t,9nS leave Pninlelphiaa 81 g. ss5i4f
ami II tainted Express $50 T. VI ~, = a.
and 80 4 Nj. ami ~ Midnight ON sunday B ~ q"
ESQ., N =, 81 T. VI, AMI 1. M,dmsut ,...
Ticket Offices. l26 and 0A4 Broadway. / Astot houNI
and foot OF Dcshru,ses and Cortlnlt Il, tHufi AZ
Brooklyn Annex Depot, foot of Fulton st. BrY'kA ~"
llG, and liz Hudson st. lohoken. Depot jersey Nl@
Enlgrant Ticket ONCE. Battery place. -,
FRANK THOMSON l. =. FARMER
General Manager General PASSENGER AGENT
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Nrn GOODS.
Qliattlllntons.

Tx GUNS aud set of TARGETS wanted. l.urcl key
- suns preferred Address, stating price, BhlNTOR.
box lS'i sun office.
A -A-LOt iSIANA state LOTTERY -lmorn,nii,n
"A. Address b WILLIAM Il Great Jonr. 80 81, OF o5i
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~ Tie new steamer OsSEO will have every SUNDAY
during the follows. Fulton Market ship, % A.
.Granl st. H. A. VI ~h 81. $40 4 VI. Bd Il g ~
4 aist It njpA VI sith -. iuA VI. Returning.
leaves College Point I. VI. FARE ~ cents each way.
4 ILLNEsrlEEI
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puIenToN BEACH.


n LEN. MORRiSAN1A and SHADY SIDE will mako
the regular Sund ~ tis sept - o Astoria Harlem and
Morrsania landing at Grand st. 23i A.. and 10Th ST.
each wnt, and connect with boats for HIGH Bridge
Leave FtfLrON MARKET SLIP AZ pij. iu45 ~ -
VI; i241 30 80 8 IL. 3 II. 4. -, 80. $50 7.21
sP. VI
Leave MoRRiSANGAat7 80 = g. 10 In.l5 4. NJ; ~ NJ.
II -. | -. 2 80. . ~. 1 80 . 80 Is ~ =. VI
Connecting at I'D IT, with Manhattan Bach Railroad
Farc on sundays. inc. e H. IONGSrREfT Sup't
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sttturts.

GIANT PATRICK-HlS RELIGION"
- 4 LECTURE
Inc Rev. HUGH HANNAH oi Belfast. ireland. will
- ~ lecture ON the above subject the West 4lth
l. I church. bet fl ant 10Th AN>. ON MONDAY Even
ING, sept ~. l~1N, At .ocluck. Hckcts so cents
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Excursions.


------------- ----------~~-~----.-------
A -A.-UP THE HU DsON. SUNDAY.
ANOTHER CHARMING EXCURSION TO NEwBURGlI
AND INTERMEDIATE POINTS
BY THE ENTIRELY NEw EXCURSION STEAMER
GRAND REPUBLIC.
TIE FINEST AND LARGEST EXCURSION STEAMER
1N THE WORLD.
SUNDAY. SEPT %
LANDING AT YONKEBS. CORNWALL, WEST POINT,
AND NEWBl RGII
LAST SUNDAYS SUCCESS REPEATED
OVER 1000 EXCURSfON1STS DELIGHTED.
FULL MILITARY BAND WILL ATTEND.
STEAMER WILL LEAVE SUNDAY. SEPT %:
Jewelrs Wharf, Brooklyn ................ H31 A. "
Pier . North ~ ~ A. VI
West ION Il, Norih !nul A. N
West 2ith St. North River 10 10 A. NJ
And return tu the city about i VI
FARE FOR TIE ENTIRE EXCURSION ONLY 50 CTS.
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NEW LINE TO BOSTON.
~ via Allyn's Point


NORWICH LINE. PIER 20. N r.
Steamers CITY or NEw YORK and CITY or BOSTON
at 3oP. NJ daily. sunday excepted
FARE ONE DOLLAR
Positively tickets good only day OF sale and rai1f
connecting With boat az Allyns Point
GOOD SUPER FOR FIFTY CENTS
Tickets for sale At Pier -
Norwich line Tor Boston, Worce ster Portland and all
points north and east via
NEW LONDON AND NORWICH
Steamers CITY OF LAWRENCE and FALMOUTH from
Pier a. y X. daily. at 5 4 NJ sunday excepted
Tickets and state Rooms he obtained at the ofcs
OF the company, Az Broadway. corner of Canal 81
Freight taken tor all points at lowest rates
FOR further Information inquire At Fer 80 \.
NEW YORK. JUNE Is Is7s.-Metropohtau
~ eNated Railway Open from ats A. VI. 10 ~ r VI.
stations Rector st. point for Wall ST. ferry
munipiw ferries; Park place nearest point Tor Post
Once. city Hall, AMI Barclay II ferry Hoboken,
Chambers st, nearest point PavonA and Erie r x.
ferry Franklin st. Grand ST. nearest points Tor Des
ers Tor Albany, Blocker It 18th ST. nearest points tor
Christopher St ferry lIoboken, iIth 23d nearest
point tor I'D It ferry 10 jersey city 33 It +2d st.
est point for Y Central r. X depot 5uth 5sth
east SIDE stations For downtown trains take sis
stations Fare 10 cents between the hours 81,
ana "a A. NJ, and and r W., when the is cents
Route-from ''Sti st. along 9Th Av. 10 and alons Amy
and along West Broadway TO Chambers It into
and along College place TO and along Murray 70 and
along church st. To and along New Church 81 Morrs
st. Connects with the following horse At Rec
tor s. with cars ior south terry az Grand i with cars
with for east and Sth st.. with cars oi
Chrsopher and Fast 10Th st ferries. AT lth st. with
cars for West I'D and East 2sd and saith ferries 3i
- with cars Tor WeehaMken ferry at seth with cara
OF Relt Line Railroad. wM r GARRISON Pre.denL
rIuf M
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ths week enir SATURDAY. pt - lN1~, win close At
tins office IN Tuesday 40 NJ tpt Europe by steam.
sli Wisconsin, wa Queenstown, ou "Wednesday at 4 NJ
iol tnlmr by steamship s,,tlit wa queenstown rur.
rcspontrncc for Frurc tn he forwarded hv TN, steamer
mn'tbe specially addressed. audat elA NJ. ior France
dlf"rt hN steamship France. va lliNrc. uu luurs
diA, al T VI. for Europe. los sttU.uslIh ttltc via
queenstown correspondence iur GcrmnuN nul Franc, ~
lr forwarded NN I'm, Steamer must De specially al
dressed AMI at " NJ ior Europe by steamship Monui
wa fINmouill 'herhourH ami HAMBURG. ON saturday.
NJ u \ VI, Tor Europe, hN -teHnishlu iIN Berlin.
YA queenstown correspondence Tor Germany and scot
hnd Ia he forwarded 10y TINS steamer must be specially
hldIts%d AMI ats VI. tor scotland direct hN steam.
snip kuloWa wa Glassuw ana AT ~ 80 A VI tor
Europe by steamship Ncckir, Wa Snuthamuton ami Brr
men The steamships Wisconsin Sc thia Celtic and CITY
ni Berlin do not take mails tor Denmark Sweden and
Norway. The mails Tor Havana leave New YORK So M
IN ana ~ The mails Tor Asunwall AMI South Pucinc
ports leave New YORK. sept 10 The mails Tor HAY Il and
Kingston, JamaicH leave Sew iorh Scpt 49, The man,
Tor Mexico leave New NurA sept Il The mas for Aus.
traa, 6c., leave san Francisco sept p The mails Tor
China ana Japan leave san Francisco OCT /
Posr orncE, NV YORK, sept H. 1870,
SCOW for sale In good order capacity tons too
pTiaa Al5N ~ ~
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STEAMBOATS, ano Rallruaos.

Snam0Uafs al10 hallI0aos.
-PEoPLEs EVENING LINE TO ALBayT
n LEAVES PIER Al. n. r., FOOT CANAL 81.
DAILY sundays excepted. At sP NJ.
Making close ctions With trains " Y CESTEAL
n Tor the West and DELAWARE and UuDS0S K r.
FOR THE NORTH and susQuEHANNA R
SELLING TICkETs AND CHECKING BAGGAGE TO
PLACES ON THE N. Y CENTRAL X X.
FREE TRANSFER TO and from BROOKLYN hy BROOK.
LYN ANNEX TICKETS FOR SALE at all tho Principal
Hotels and westcotts Express Ofces in New York and
Brooklyn
ALBANY AND TROY BY DAY BOATs.
pier at IS. and 24th 81 pier at 4. ". landing at
Nyack Ferry, IVES Point Newburgh, Pc keepsie Rhine
beck, Saugertes, Catst Al, and Hudson. Connect At
West Point with srs' er CARRIE A. WARD for Cold
Spring and Cornwall To WEST POINT or NEwBURGH,
returning by down boat, ONE DOLLAR TRANSFER
by annex boat leaving Brooklyn at A n, connect
Ing at Albany with TRAINS NORTH and WEST. Special
trains 10 and from Saratoga Tickets sold and baggage
checked over New York Central Railroad. Tickets or
coupons good on Hudson River road received for passage
A T1EvENING boat FOR ATHENs, sIuy-
IA VESANr, NEW BALTIMORE. and COEYMANS -
steamer WALTER BRETT will leave Pier ~, foot u
Canal 81. North River every MONDAY WEDNESDAY.
and FRIDAY att O'Clock r NJ
THE MARY POWELL leaves Pier 30 N
n r. Nestry st, daily at 80 p NJ. making all usual
landings Connects at West Point for Cold Spring.
TROY BOATs-cIrIZENS' LINE-New Palace
Il Steamers leave daily, except saturday. at ?. NJ.
from PIER 40 n r. foot Leroy St sure connections for
all points North and West Free transfer from Brooklyn
by Erie Annex boats
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no AM SEE rME nEAUrIrUL PAIL.

ROUND TRIP - CENTS
Roats from Canal Il tor FORT LIE. PLEASANT VAL,
LfY. AND SHADY SIDE on SUNDAYS ats 10. II A.
and ~ NJ. :. 2. q and = VI DAILY At 10 A VI and
2 - and 1l5 7. n. landing At 2ttn ~ ana SAN st.
lnliN and -mmIANI ~ mlnulns lANr
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LusuiNG BANks.77Eyeery day. SATURDAYS tx;
u crptch steamer SErlI LOW, with new boiler and
saloon, leaving Franklin Al, y n. go sth It. = X.
IS. Pier n H. r., Ta5. 29d st. y r.. 100 10th st, v
r. :. Per6, y. X, S.Ij A. NJ. Gent, tickets 1Jc. La.
dies. So. AL . FOSTER. Manager
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SCOW for sale In good order capacity $50 tons too
Irias 925n " ~ ~
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wi MONDAY. sent IL. ami aiter, trains leave Green
point the hour from - \. 20 : r. VI. fassen.
leave I'D II Sew York sitc - before the
hour. Returning. leave Manhattan Beach for Green.
point hourly 10 81 = VI Boats and trains. Bay
Ridge. every hour ana trains VIA Prospect Park every
halt hour. same A. heretofore.
See small time tables
WEST POINT OR NEwBURGU, daily
w except Suniays 80 DAY LINE Advertisements
remain at WEST POINT hours. NEWBURGH nearly ,
hours. due at New York IN return at ) 80
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FOURTEEN THROUGH TRAINS EACH WAY DAILY
THREE DEPOlS IN PHILADELPHIA,
TWO IN SEW YORK
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STATE LINE-ro GLASGOW. Liverpool Dublin Rel.
- last Londonderry. from Pier a., ~ r. foot Canal st
STATE or PENNSYLVANIA .......... THURSDAY sent ~
STATE OF VIRGINIA ....... THURSDAY oct
flrst Cabin S6l and SIS according 10 accummeia
Return ucSets reduced Second Cabin S45 Steer
age AZ lowest rates Apply to
AUSTIN BALDWIN A co. Agents ~ Broadway
Sterraer ncArts Al ~ Broadway and at the Compays
Pier. foot 90 Cana II, y. \
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pRIGHToN BEACH.

Via Long Island Railroad. from 34th It Ferry and
Hunters Point ON AMI after sept iG.' leave EAST
3tTII ST. DAILY. loA NJ - . 4,U.sPM
4 - q 70 - iO2S r. "
FARE FROM HUNTERS POINT. ROUND TRIP. 80
CENTS
J CHlTTENDEN. g. p A. SPENCER. q. supt
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T. NNTTW TINtT
FOR san FRANCISCO. VIA ISTHMIS or PANAMA
steamship CRESCENT CITY. Monday. sept 80 noon
connecting Tor Genital aud south America and Ne XicoL
FROM SAN FRANCISCO To JAPAN AND CHINA
Stcamship CITY Or lEkING. Tue shay oct ], noon.
FROM SAN FRANCISCO fO SANDWICH ISLANDS
NEW ZEALAND AND AUSTRALIA steamship AUS
ITALIA Monday. sept 81
For frclrht passage apply AT Company's office on
the icr foot eft Canal St and for pa sage only at
Company ticket once. 2i1 broadway
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ITO PHILADELPHIA,

IENN0l " ANN NNTINTAT
THE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
BETWEEN
NEW YORK AND PHlLADELPHlN
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Il HIGHIANnN. AND SANDY HOOk
II NpAl. SEPT -. 1874.
The iAvouie steamer JESSE HOYr
will make her usual tflp. leaving ftcr \ North River
Nont Rector - ~ q ~ 4 VI
Returning. arrive ~ New York at6s4,PM
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Soayo anO Rooms.
A FEW ladies' and gentlemen can have good board
~ and airy rooms with single beds terms reasonable
NJ - Pike It
A FEW gentlemen can be- accommodated with GOOD
"A board At lsl Grand st.; 81 so per week, single
rooms. o..
A FURNISHED room To let in a private family, at
n Hamilton 81. near 'athhrnc Cali Tor days
A NICE FURNISHED room To- let To respectable man and
"A wife. private house \ st.. near bowery
DOARDING for gentlemen. with hne rooms aud
ID single beds; bath, piano, g. a. SO Beach Street
House, corner Hudson ST.
DOAKDING-ii4 Mulberry st. near Grand, single
ID rooms, 81 aud $3.50 breakfast at e o'clock.
CHEAP furnished rooms Tor small respectable FAINT
" hes or gentlemen, 81 rs upward. 1875 Elizabeth ST.
near Broome ST.
(NOOD board. IN Brooklyn ~ per week. large airy
VI rooms; improvements 3O7 Henry 81. near State:
minutes from South and Wall street Ferries
~ ENTLEMEN can be accommodated with clean
VI rooms md excellent table Tor - week, Gay board
ers, s. i46 Madison At
NICELY furnished rooms with water and closets
~ nted ioI Housekeeping also nan bedrooms W. TN
av.. near 2lstst
NEATLY FURNISHED rooms for respectable gentle.
~ men ANA wives or single persons iO East 18th st
DOOMs. with board, for gentlemen or married
~ couple good table terms very moderate. 527 West
Thrtymnth st
TWO Young men can have nice front ROOM with
board ool broome st.. corner o Narck
WORKING LADIES and gcnts-To your advan.
w tdse anu comfort Tor the winter fnd the be board
Ing house IN the city for 80 30 and so per week iO2
Fourth av
3l5 EAST 18th 81; a Jew lsdie. and gentle:
nlaAAAnt raaIlA. tarnaA JniadAratA.
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4lGrtlnes.

WORkINGNE are invited Ia attend a meeting
W to he held saturday, 2lst inst, AT T. at Central
Park Garden, 9Th Ay. between 5sth and 5Gh sts Adj
dresses by prominent wOrklngmcn.
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NJ HIIE STAH LINE.
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ApklAIlt SATURDAY. oct ~. . A.
From White star Dock. Pier - N1rtn RIVER
cabins all aundsNips saloon, SNl AMI $40, gold
Return uc sets un iasnrtiir t'ru> slcert-c, S.
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