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Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1895-12-06
PATRICK II. MURTHA, foreman.
JOHN PAGAN, clearinghouse keep
THOMAS DENNIS.
JAMES SMITH.

THOMAS DENNIS.
JAMES SMITH.
AN AUSTRIAN, name unknown.
An Austrian, known as No. 1874, re-
ceived fracture of the skull, and Will
probably die.
The cave-in caused the greatest ex-
element, but as soon as possible gangs
Of men were set to work to remove the
bodies of those known to be under the
masses of earth. superintendent
Tompkins and Foreman Lynch took
charge of the work, and up to S o'clock
five dead bodies had been brought up
to the surface. Murtha was taken out
alive, but he died five minutes after he
was taken home. Darkness prevented
the continuing of the work of rescue.
1t is thought that all the others in the
pit are Italians and Austrians. There
was some difficulty experienced in
identifying several of the bodies owing
to the terrible Disagreement they had
undergone.
All of the bodies were horribly man
gled, the sharp edges of the rock and
iron tearing through their clothing and
peeling the flesh from their faces and
bodies. One by one the bodies were
brought out and carried to the carpen-
ter shop, where an awe-stricken crowd
of people looked upon the remains and
uttered EXPLANATIONS of woe when the
identity of the victim was made known.
Some of those assembled sought
anxiously after friend or relative sup
posed to be in the ruins of the pit.
Many accidents have occurred at the
Tilly Foster mine, but none has been
attended by so great loss of life as
this.
The accident is supposed to have been
caused principally by the heavy rains
which opened crevices in many places.
The mine is owned by the Lackawanna
Iron and Coal Company of New York
and Scranton, Pa. Clinton Stephens is
the contractor in charge and the men
killed and injured were in his employ.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1895-12-06
Indiana Democrats to Get to Work.

Indianapolis, Ind, Nov. 3O.-The In
diana Democrats will take the first
step in the organization Of the party
for the campaign of 1896 when the
state central committee assemblies in
this city, Dec. IL. Letters received
from chairmen of the local committees
by Chairman Taggart indicate that the
Democrats are anxious to put on the
campaign harness and get to work as
soon as possible, and it has been urged
that the activity of the Republicans
should find a counterpart in the ac-
tivity of the Democrats.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1895-12-06
VIII Eight the sugar Trust.

Syracuse, N. Y, Nov. 30.-Attorney
e. N. Wilson of this city has filed with
Attorney General Hancock a petition
on behalf of John Moore & Co. and An
drews Bros. of this city, and Thomas
Kingsford's Sons of Oswego, against
the American Sugar Refining Company,
asking that that company be prohibited
from doing business in the state of New
York, the claim being made that the
American Sugar Refining Company Is
q trust.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1895-12-06

tortured into telling where he had
81 500 hidden away. Smith confessed
that he in person held Florey on the
stove and that there were five other
persons in the job, one dissolute wom-
an, who stood watch. 1t was thought
that he would make full confession, so
that the parties could be arrested, but
he weakened, claiming that there were
two good friends of his in the job,
whose names he could not give up.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1895-12-06
Jail, from which they were taken.

Jail, from which they were taken.
At 1880 o'clock at night Governor
Turney received telegram from the
sheriff, calling for troops. One hundred
of the state guard were speedily under
arms and at the station, ready to leave
at 8 o'clock. At SIS telephone mes
sage was received saying that the Jail
had been stormed and the prisoners had
been lynched.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1895-12-06
American Missionaries Safe.

Washington, Nov. 30.-The state de-
partment has advices from Minister
Terrell stating that the missionary
school of France at Marash was burned
on the 10Th, but that the missionaries
are safe. He also telegraphs that the
Aintab college is protected.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1895-12-06
senator cuilom No. a Candidate.

New York, Nov. Ex-senator Cullom
was in town yesterday and discussed po-
litical matters with the newspaper men.
He said he was not candidate for the
presidency in any sense of the word.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1895-12-06


OF
Dragon
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1895-12-06
a KENTUCKY DUEL,
Southern Gentlemen yindicate Their
Honor by a Fight.

Mount Sterling, KY, Nov. 30.-A ter
rible battle took place at Hazel Green,
Wolfe county, yesterday between John
Williams and David Rose, two promi-
nent and wealthy stock traders. Will
liams was killed and Rose is in a dying
condition. They fell out during a set
Element.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1895-12-06
HISTORY OF A WEEK.
THE NEWS OF SEVEN DAYS UP
TO DATE.

Political, Religious, Social and Criminal
y Doings of the Whole World Carefully
Condensed for Our Readers-The Ac-
cideDt Record.
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1895-10-11
A. Ct. Bakers Ady't.

Our additional show rooms are nearing
completion and new goods for Fall Stock are
beginning to arrive. We have just unloaded
a large car containing 43 complete bed room
suites, Is chiffoniers and 16 side boards. Many
other lots are on the way ard we want to
rive. We are going to make bed room suites
a speciality this fall. We do not mean by this
that we are going to make the price Of one
style of cheap suits that everybody knows
the value of, a little less than cost as
ticing stool pigeon" or sidewalk leader"
(You know we havn't any sidewalks in Haw
leyVille yeti and then sell all the rest at big
commission. We shall sell all on O small
pondingly low prices on the best as wen as
the cheapest. We buy by tho car load and
our location and methods OF handling enables
us to handle all heavy goods on the smallest
possible expense. Cars are unloaded direct
ly into our warerooms, thus avoiding all ex-
pense and risk from carriage and rehandlfng
both in receiving and shipping out goods.
Owning the land and buildings we have no
rents to pay and all expenses are cut down to
ally and per- tstently accused OF Madness
crazy madness, when we located our furni-
OF steadily increasing business has only
tended to strengthen our loyalty TO Hawley-
vile as a receiving and shipping point and
we would be willing to exchange for except
it, it be at tna the JUNCTION Of the main
Gates" aas ee Our nSes neg ns bailding 0iWfn Will
give us much better facilities for handling
and showing furniture than before and travel
ing men and others who have opportunity
for comparison tell US that our show rooms
are now unequalled in the state. They will
all be filled to overlooking in a very short
time and we shall be pleased to show you
around. Ii you are In want of any single ar
ticle of special design or size and cannot find
1t i'll your own town just see ii we havn't got
it before you give up looking, and If You want
any considerable amount of furniture you
certainly cannot afford to buy without look
ing us over, Remember that we deliver free
of all freight charges anywhere within 80
miles and guarantee safe delivery. Our busi-
ness has however during the past year been
extending away beyond the 80 mle limit and
we are shipping lots OF furniture twice and
three times that distance, not casual or acci-
dental buyers, but a steadily growing and le-
gitimate reaching out. The natural results OF
one satisfied purchaser sending another.
A. G. BAKER, Furniture Warerooms,
Opposite Union Depot, Hawley-
vile. Conn.
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1895-10-11
ON A FRIENDS BIRTHDAY.
PRELUDE.

my BlSter sAlU 10 mo one Qays
(And 1t almost took my breath away0
She wished that would at this time
Express to you, my thoughts in rhyme,
A surprise to me, though it meant no harm
But, how could I, raised on a farm
With pen all rusty, and noddle dry,
Venture to even attempt to reply
paused moment, stood stock still,
Then doubtingly answered, yes, Twill.
No other explanation do made
For the task now. do undertake.
The Book OF all Books, says, that three score
and ten,
Is the length OF earth life allotted to men,
But our friend here before us, 80 well did he
thrive
That he's passed that boundary and reached
seventy i've.
The reason OF this, we may never sure know,
Though wen venture q guess, as to why 1t Is
so:
Give some credit to her. who through SUM-
shine and tears
Has been his bosom companion for forty
seven long years.
| OF the work that's been done, OF the seed
that's been sown
In the long stretch OF years that already have
flown;
Too finite are we. to attempt to recall,
But the Father above, He knoweth it all.
'Mong the people are changes. for they come
and they go.
But the little brook stin through the meadow
does flow.
And the rocks and the hills, where, when
boy he did play
Are the same rocks and hills though the,
J look smaller to-day.
/, Right glad are we all, to see with us here
The good Deacon Henry, whom we all do ne
we're,
And look where we win wen not nnd anothe
More blest than our host, in his dear eide
Brother;
: Only one now Is left OF the three sisters, dea
And that's sister Lucy. always full OF goo
cheer,
A right royal welcome. she shall have nor
rs all.
For she's always been ready to heed syn
pathy's call.
Time was. years ago. whom NO music .
D The heart OF our friend. as the prattle h
OF the little ones three. who % CHEEKY an
welcomed papa's homo coming 1t the clos
ofthe day.
To-day as we gather and look round u
Il room
We see not the brightness os0liSe's earl
bloom,
with our voice We call softly. Charles. Juli
then Will
No response to 1t comes for their voices y
II - stu.
With the green turf above them. NO sound I
they hear
And we may be paxdcned Il ue let fal to
% why thus early taksn nom father % soon
And he LETT to toll on 20 long past llfets no
II known only to Him, who nom HIS tRro
above
\ LOOKS down on His children. ard chastsns
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1895-10-11
Affairs About TowE.
A Joyous B1RrBpAY PARTY

AT WILLIAM FAIRcHILD's IN TAUNTON.
The pleasant home of William Fair
child in Taunton district was the scene
of delightful gathering, last Friday af-
ternoon, October 4, the occasion being
the celebration of the hosts 18th BIRTH
day, Early in the afternoon the guests
which were mostly the immediate rela-
tives Of the family, began to arrive, and
before 4 80, the hour set for the COLA
tion. the lower rooms of the Fairchild
home were well filled with young and
old. All ages were represented, from
the little baby who could only smile at
those who smiled on him to several who
had passed over the line of three score
and ten. Soon after the larger part Of
the company had assembled, Dea N. w.
Mitchell of South Britain, appeared
bearing large platter, which held 75
rosy peaches, interspersed with green
leaves, and presented them with his
compliments to Mr. Fairchild, his life
long friend. Not long after this Mrs
L. M. johnson Of Stockbridge brought
in basket with rs onions of prodizious
sixe. The glossy appearance of the
onions, added their peculiar aroma,
aroused considerable comment and fun.
When the stream of conversation had
flowed merrily on for some time, the
call came for the guests to repair to an
adjoining room, and there table greet
ed them loaded with things tempting to
the palate and pleasing to the eye. The
culinary arrangements had been in
charge of Mrs Knowlton of Newtown
Street, and the daintiness of the service
speaks volumes for her admirable taste.
Prominent among the adornments of
the table was the big birthday
cake, the product of Mrs Knowlton's
skill, and on it were inscribed the figures
indicating the span of the life that was
honored by the occasion, A. D. 1920.
1895.
When the repast was finished, William
Fairchild, who sat at one end of the Ia.
BILE between his brother, Dea Henry
Fairchild, and his sister, Mrs Lucy
Beers, arose and introduced the informal
speeches that followed by referring to
his past life. He said that he had al.
ways been of a social nature, had always
cherished the friendship he had formed,
and had always enjoyed a good time.
He brought up several "reminiscences OF
his early days, among them being his at.
tendance at singing school of ye oldep
time. Reference was also feelingly
made to the loss of his children, all OF
whom had now gone to the Better Land,
and left the father and the mother sitting
solitary in the twilight of life's evening,
waiting the summons to come home and
meet their loved ones. Mr. Fairchild
said that it might be that God had sent
various losses to him, because he was
growing too fond of this world and was
making it his endeavor to accumulate
more and more of earthly store and add
acre to acre. All those, however, who
know Mr. Fairchild's heart would hard
ly be willing to recognize that this was
SO, for they know his continuous faith
fulness to God and the qualities thai
have made his life truly amiabie anG
pure.
E. L. johnson, being called upon
read the following poem, whose beauti
full sentiment and touching references tt
the family life of his friend, moved tn
hearts of all:
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1895-10-11

JIM. Ford, the well known Southville
farmer, has had remarkable success with
his potato crop, this year. he dug one
potato weighing three pounds and two
ounces. Three potatoes weighed eight
pounds and one quarter, and 30 tipped
the scales to the tune Of 60 pounds. Mr.
Ford showed . representative Of TIE
BEE curiosity In the apple line. On
small limb were IL perfect Baldwin
apples, handsome specimens. too.
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1895-10-11

On exhibition at the market of John
81. Blackman Is potato weighing two
and three-quarters pounds. It WAS
raised by Patrick Ready.
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1895-10-11

Master Daniel Morgan Of Bridgeport,
SON of Edward K. organ, has been the
guest Of his young friend, Master George
Hawley.
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1895-10-11

Miss Lila Warner is home for two
weeks vacation at her fathers, Dea
r. L. Warner.
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1895-10-11

Miss Martha Alldis Of Torrington was
q guest Of r. L. Warner Of Botsford Hill
and other friends in town.
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Rolnfci pOzor!

Nenf snsd knihy, kterez by sc
nahodilych pffpadech onemocnenf
skonf, skotu, dobytka skopov6ho !
vepfoveho, drdbeae atd. tax vydatne
ponau6enf 6erpati dalo jako ze
"ZIate knihy pro farmera".
v knize teto naleznete mimo re-
cept6 k l66eni rozl6nych nemocf do.
bytka, nesoetnycb ponauceni potfcb.
nych kszde domacnosti, kdez
mnokdy vossnym zakro6entm xtra;a
mnoha dolarh ne odvrati. Kniha Ia.
skova nalezati by so mela v kaade
ceske domacnosti, ably vady Y kaz-
dem pfipadu byla po ruce. "Ztatd
knihd pro farmera" Jest peknd
dpravy, v plat6nd vazbe $40 str. q
cena jejf Jest velmi nepatrna, stoli
pouze tl.oo. -Zasylejte objednavky
9 pfilotenSm obnosem ma
HOsPoDAR. OMAHA, NEB.
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Pisn6 OtrOka,
aneb
Kalendaf "N0va Vlast"
M rOk 1895.

z toho sexna kazdy snadno, ae
nekyne nam zadns zisk, avsak chce.
me poskytnouti kazdemu kdo snad
posud jsn demokraticke 6asopisy
6etl. pfilezitost, seznati tel davody
druh6 strany, TAX ably mohl pax .
ylastniho ptesvedcenf souditi a jed
uxti b6feme pfi tom ohled ma spat.
ne easy bidu peu6aitou. Ku vsem
nasfm pfiznivcdm vznasfme snaanou
zAdost, ably sc pfiGinill 0 ziskani no.
vych odberateld "a techto velice y5.
hodnsch podmfnek, nebot kazdemu
dojista zAlezi stejnou merou iako nam
na tom, ably nastal obrat neutese
nych pomereeh nynejsfch. Doufaif-
CO, ae kazdy pravy mas ptitel aspon
jednoho noveho pfedplatitele nam
zfska, znamename se dcte
Vyd. Pok. Zdpadu.
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NaSin DtIZHiVCdNl.

III nasich pfisoivcb, ktsH pc
, deIaf dobu odbtrstely Isoo, pFv-ydd-
=" ss dojIsia, ie Poarok Iapsdu
WI vtdy poctiy}m, svtdomitym a
dobrtm rhdoem. Pfesvtddili se, 10
pravdu mel, kdyi yaroysl pied sh
hnbnou politikou demokfatickou a
spIniIy splhujt se vfstrsby jeho.
PFesstddili -, H. IA sliboyovanh
oprava celni q svobodny obchod ne
Weldon h bIahobytu Pfesssddili se
a., mu.f nayrA,i,i sprhvu xemd ' rncs
u pnbliLanske, die zAsad republican.
skftb, chti.li yrAtiti zemi suoyu
bIshobyt.
Jestli tsk,o pfesyid6eni jsou, Jest
!. doJisis jejich poyinno-ti, ph-obiti
/ tomu, ably jinf, ktefi nemtli po-
sud pfileiito-t poznati klamnost
cest, po kterych byIi vodeni, pro-
hledli kone6nt r.zuali. ze demo
kra,icke sasady demokrsticke ce'
l.,y neyedon zemi nArod blahoby'
.tu, Jest jejich poyinnosti, ably po-
tmAbali nam aifeni poznhnf toho
! aby pomabali nam sifeni dasopisu
naaeho. Ably to mohli, ably snaxs
\ Afskati nohli move dtenhte pied
i platitele, budeme nouym pfedplati
'elhm poskytovati ma zkou5ku %
yn6iska do nov6ho roku "Pokrol
ZApadu"
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Neni dfla, kterei by v ronanopisec-
tvf TAX poutalo vsechny vrstvy etenaf1
jAko "veGny iid." Jest To roman
svetoznamy, ktery kazdy etc sc salf-
benin. Toto velke dilo, citajicf 1923
stran, Jest nyni dostanf dplne IA je-
dins dollar. Sesit ma ukazku posle 80
ochotn2 zdarma kaidemu, kdo Lon
poikdA pod adresou
KniAomsa Am Omaha Ncb
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!. q k tomu poskytneme kaademu od-
! b9rateli | katdemu, kdo nam nov6ho
pfedplatitele xiskh, premii sice,
ebuT dchyatnou nejnovejsi basen soa-
t,pluka Cecha
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Ia tan fychleIi, nel bthsm ktes
poyodni pfedcbAteif.
ofoh.
IIsrkA vina,
kteroui uipuItho tydue a,hty al
padnt navatfveny byly, piestdho
yala az podAtkem tfdne m stohod,
a die dochAseIfofoh rprAv byly tam
d6inky leIi daleko borAfmi, nebor
. celd fady mast byly ozuamosAny
diehy, jei % yttaint smrtf skon
oily. v New, Yorku akaroval
teplomtr po y Niloh 80 sebou %
s.aphA . po6et emfii asehem 9tus
sel 30 A dalsiob 100 osob jen ryoh
lfm xakrodenim l6kaFskym smrti
vyryAno bylo. -- Nejyttii snad We
dro, dosud lctoa zarnamenan6, pa.
noyalo v pondtlf odpoledne In.
disnapolis, Ind, kdei teplomtr je
st5 o pAtd hodin6 odpolednf 90 At.
We stfnu ukasoval. Die dfednieh
rAxnamh nepanoynlo tam tax dtsnd
yedro jii po minulych 20 rokh a
proto tak6 neni diyu, BE zna6ny
poiet osob dzehem stiien tam byl.
We Philadelphia stizeno bylo
tthol dine hiehem pies 30 osob a
sedm 9 Mich ma eest6 do ncmocnioe
ducha vypustilo. Nemdn6 horko
bylo Chicago, kdez t6i znacny
po6et diehh se udal.
Radtjl chce vIset.
Kansassky guvcrner Morrill, oh.
driel We stfedu dopis cd k smrti
odsouzeneho v6znd Taylor Cooka,
v n6mz tadan jest, ably beze vsech
daIsich odkladh rozsudek smrti
jeho podepsal, TAX ably ma mem po-
prava vykonAna byti mohla. Cook
odsouzen byl pro zavrazdeni man
zelky sve k smrti jiz pied sesti
roxy, ielikoz vsak Kansas zAko
mem Jest, ze rozsudek tepry6 pax
platnosti nabyva, kdyz podpisu gu.
vern6rova sc mu dostane a kdyz I'd
roveh guvern6rem den popravy
urcen jest, povaloval SO cd DOLBY Il
Cook ve v6zenf, to neilepaf ma
deli, ze tam az do smrti sv6 setrva
IVyhlfdka Ia sc ale odsonzenci ne
libf raddji pry smrt podstoupiti
volnym jest -- Molina, 10 sadosti
jeho bude guvernerem vyhoveue
Otroctyi MeXiku.
Samuel Clayburn, 6ernoch asi 81
letS, jenz tvrdf, ze pochaziz Tusca
loosy v Alabama, pfibyl minuleh,
ltSdne Mexika do El Paso, Tex.
provaxen jsa zenou dv6ma svymi
d6tma vypravuje sensa6ni histo
rii. Sd6luje, ze 6ernoch jeden
ljmenem Vilem Ellis, jenz zije ,
San Antonio, v minul6m podziml
naystivil Georgii Alabamu pfi
mel 800 cernoohh tachto statG
ably jej provazeli 10 Mexika tan
SO usadli. Zavezl je do past6h'
idolf statech Durango Coahui
la, kdez museli pod mexick5mi do
xorci zlepsovati p6du, pfi cemz do
staval nejbfdnejsf potravu mu
sell spati ma hole zemi pod sirol
oblohou. Dne 0. kvetna Clayburr
80 svou rodinou uniknul We spoiled
nosti as 40 svych soudruhh a byl
pronasledovani ozbrojenymi Mexi-
kany. Clayburn odtrhl so o'
ostatnfch a podafilo se mu dostat
40 do chihuahua. Ostatnf byli pfi
stihnuti jedcn mich, Antonfl
Bones Eutaw Alabama, jeni
Ease uniknul a do Chihuahuy =,
dostal, sddluje, ze stihadi postfilel
vsechny jeho soudrnhy. Konsu
Spojenych Stath chihuahua nyn
zaleaitoSt tu vysetfuje.
Zlato ' Minnesota
| po nalaza.h 9alaza mn Masaab
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MOVE zpRAW DOMACI.
ronika udaio@ti.
I,esni pciAr , vennsyivaniI.

Die sprAy, f0xntoh mist Penn
sylyanie dochAhejfoiob, fAdi stA
u tom opttot lesof poihry 10 v
rosmsreeh daIeko v6tiieb, mel kdy.
koliv pied tim. Po1Ary yypukly
v okre-ich McKean q Elk skody
jedint v tdohto dvou okresioh u6i.
nsnd odhadoykny jsou jii nyni do
milionh. NAaledkem psadkfeh =
dloubotrvajfofch hork3eh vdtrh TO.
Tia bylo yso mad mfru yysohlym,
TAX ie, kdyi chen cd jiskry paro.
stroje yrniknul, plameny neoby
cejnou rychlosti ma vsechny strany
SO sifily. U Hunters Run, ~ 10
mil cd Kane, vypukl polar sobo.
tn noci a vrdor tomu, 10 pies 200
mush na potlaceni jeho pracovaio,
nepodafilo 80 jei obmeziti. Pla
meny rorsifily so ma skladistd a
ohrady Midland Oil Co, kdea xnad.
nc rasoby petroleie dravemu iivlu
v obdr padly. - We West Line Wy.
puknul polar tez sobotu k ve6eru
a jelikoa plameny prudksm ystrem
podporovAny byly, rozsifily sc ma
zasoby praica, cfms skoda mnoba
tisfch dolarh sphsobena. Jak
ohromnymi jsou ikody, hncd '
prs ych dvou dnech sphsobene, od.
badnouti lze toho, ze jedin6 We
West Kane pies 100000 stop
klad plamenhm ob6r pablo. =
Podobne xhoubns fAdily lesni po-
zAry mezi Iron Run Russell City,
kdez veikery zAsoby dffvf, jakoz
majetek Elk Oil Go. plamennm v
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