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third street 1885,.
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The temperance question was dis
cussed at the Social Democratic con.
vention in Essen, Germany. Only
one vote was cast against resolu.
ton whose main feature was an ex-
preston of opposition to the use of
alcohol in any fo.m during working
hurs.
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]. C. Gorsuch & Co.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-02-23
ATOMOS
UNA ANtC00Ta

Rodolfo de Habsburg que fuc des-
puGs emperador de Alemania, monta-
do sobre un sober bio caballo ba un
dia por an bosque, de caza. Su Cscu-
dero llevaba sus jAbalinas iba delanta
de el.
Llegaron a una pradera y vi6 Ro-
dolfo venir un sacerdote dc cabcllos
blancos precedido de su ayudante y
llevando entire sus manos Ia hostia
consagrada.
Rodolfo Sc descubri6 con respeto.
A traves de la pradera corria IN to-
rrente caudaloso en- aquella OCCASION a
causa de las lluvias tanto que hacia de
tenerse ante el con terror d los via je-
ros. Ell sacerdote Sc dispuso a atra-
vesarle.
Que haceis' - grt6 Rodolfo al
verle.
-Corro, q yer un moribundo que
suspira por este celestial alimento. FL
puente por el cual este arroyo Sc pa
saba acaba de ser arrsstrado por el
aqua; pero este no es motive pare que
Ell moribuudo Sc yea privado de la di
cha que deses voy a pasar ell arroyo
No consintio Rodolfo que ell anciano
Sc expusiera de esa suerte, hizole
montar sobre su caballo y p1sole entire
las manos su msgnifica brida. AS
cumpli6 ell sacerdote su sacrossntC
deber.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-02-23
PROGRESSES del catdiciSnOe en- los EStadN UnidOS

Los primeros cuadros estadistlcos
de 1906, publicados antes del Anuario
Official catolico, demuestran que la po-
blacion cat6lica de los Estados Unidos
es de I3.o8o,3s3 personals, 10 que repre-
senta un aumento de 437.3Io sobre el
afio anterior
Ell n1mero. total de sacerdotes cato
licos es de IS oo3 curas sean 6oo mas
que el afio precedente. E! ailo de 1906
Sc abrieron 334 nuevas iglesias cstoli-
cas-, elevandose asi el ndmero de elias
a I2.I48. Existen 80 semin arios ecle-
siasticos con 5oo5 estudiantes y 2.364
escuelas parroquiales frecuentadas por
oo6. .842 discipulos.
La gerarqufa catolna en- los Esta-
dos Unidos consiste actualmente en- un
Delegado del Papa. un Ca densl, ID
Arzobispos, 90 Obispos y IS abetes.
En- Nuevs York hay 400 iglesias ca
t6licas, en- Chicago ITS, en- Filadelfia
81, en- San Luis IS y en- Boston 81.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-02-23
Silencio lleno de

naciones, y sale. Silencio lleno de
especta cion.
Aprovechando el cualn ell hombre
del frac y del papel' de Arri1enia
anuncia la presentation ihn,ediata de
la sin par Nel1ska, douaadora rusa,
con su jaguares en- libertad. Venid,
admira dores de la fragi1idsd engo-
losinante del sexo debil; venid, fana-
ticos de la ligereza mujeriks-de la
gracia indecisa turbadora, del mo-
vimiento levement esbozado; venid,
los poetas que habeis hecho del nom
bre mujer algo como sin6nimo de
olor q jazmin 6 de luzde. luna; We
mid 4 abjurar todo vuesto credo de
admiraciones ante Neliska y sus ia
guares. va jaguar es palabra de las
que dan escalofrio: todas las noches
calidas de la America terrible, las
horas de venganza, de esclavitnd, de
latigo, despiertan este solo nom bre !;
a la sola evoca cion del jaguarrel te-
rror surge; pues a1n mas terrible
que sus tres 1aguares es Neliska la
rusa. Imaginad TN hera mujer de
formidable y decidida escultura, pier
mas y b1azos fuertes; cinbre-ipobres
iuncos.-hexible como buen resorte
de acero; solidos pies; cabeza gran
de, como tallada a golpe de hacha;
pie1 tostada en- anbar; ojos negros
con misteriosas sombras sazules; ca
bello rojo con ondulaciones que son
como llamas; boca sangrienta y gran
de; dientes agudos; sonrisa mas agu-
da que los dlentes; negro traJe, de
corte grac iosam ente masculinizado;
movientos seguros de 81 mismos; mi
rada segura de sus tieras; s6brio ma
nejo del latigo, para nj mas heroico
que el del mismo Pez6n; { imaginad
una vez frente q frente, fereza y he-
reza, 10 hereza femenina triunfante,
por consciente, por serena, por sobe-
ranamente intellectual, de la moons
ciente fereza de las feras.
Saltos, carr reras, fcciones de lucha;
ella hacienda puente" de su cuerpo
| y las feras saltando .sobre el; ella
ofreciendo el cuello a--abrazo de las
terribles zarpas, y las zarpas hacien
dose para abrazarle de terciopelo
ella rugiendo donosamente para que
los jaguares Sc olviden de rugir
ella engalanando la cabeza del ja-
guar mas horrible con un gorro de
clown; ella reclinandose sobre Ell We
lion tigrado, sonriendo; las fauces
temerosas acercandose como para una
mortal Garcia al vellon rojo de ST
cabellera. Y sobre todo una interim
nable sonrisa; por algo Neliska e.
mujer, y en- los frances tleros, cuand(
el domador hombre frunce Ell ceflo
ella entreabre los labios con la son
risa voluntariosa. A la hora del te-
rror, la hora de Ia decision, 4 la no
ra imperiosa de la venganza, Ia mu
jer sonrle, porque el sonreir es 81
fuerza y es su derecho. Por su ina
cabable y oportuna sonrisa, Neliska
te reconocemos y aclamamos muj jer
pesar de tus nervios de acero, dt
tn carne de hierro, de tus pies gran
des tus manos rudas. Mujer, ven
cedora de la felina fuerza con t,
fuerte feminea telinidad; para tt
sonrisa todo nuestro aplauso, y Ell Sc
reno verdor del laurel para Ell rojo
llama de tn cabellera.
G.. .NUrfiMe> Sierra.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-02-23
Las pT6xImas. ascenciOnes
POR Las AlTURAS
n cgl, o0yrrRse llE@flrKs

\ los aerOnautss quctomcn psrtc el
proximo otofIo en- las ascnsiones dc ae.
rostaticos de San Luis Missouri sc les
ofrece inme jora bic opor'unidad dc reco.
rrer en- globo centenares dc millss SIN
ell menor peligro dc ir i'tertninar sue
sventurss en- aqua saIada Aquella
ciudad esta ciiuada cssi cu Ell .ccntfo
de los Estados UnIdos y Ell .charco-
mas cercano es el Collie de Mexico
Fentaja Gsta que uubca lss .treci6
Paris. cen,ro favori;o he lss grsndes
ascensiones hasta ia .eJha. uer ESQ
fuG que apenas sc elevation .os g.obos
ell oto1o pasado tomar0n toda pisa
el camino del canal dc Ia Nauch5y lcg
aeronautas que Sc ha5ian despediio de
Ia terra en- frances volyictau Is ella
hacienda pinitos en- ing.fs
atiocientas dos ml''as lc has.arcn
al teniente americana Lahm psrs ga
mar la carrers, % ~, .or Iicho % yusle
international y traetse:.i ios E.ad.s
UnidoS el yaiios0 trot.Y ire iI1>tomo
premio Aqui en- camhio podra0 los
competidores pasarse ma SENATE en
barquillas yendo de San Luis al ana
da y Alaska. q visi'anlo JAS ruiass del
terremoto en- San Frsncisc5 5 admt.
rando las bellezas uaturaies dc Mexico
y ypor que no las ds Ccntro sur:
America gu mas q a.. .. ...,t- 80.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-02-23
LOS JUEG0S ATLeTICOS
eL TslUsF0 0E saw luAs
lpor tcltvrafoI

lPor teltgrafoI
Ponce. Pto. Rico.
Fcbrcro -. igcz
Director B0LTUN MFRCANui
SAP Juan
Trrunfo i6veues San Iuan.
champion Miguel Montesi
nos, este. soIamente. gan0 dos
segundos premios. tres prime
ros, medalla plata otro medalla
orc y copa.
WyS.
corresponsal.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-02-23

buen libro que ha sido merecidam en-
te elogiado por Ell sefior Picon.
Alma America es obra llena de
versos fecundos y grandilocuentes.
La musa de Santos Chorcano es es-
plendida, como la fecunda naturaleza
que canta, y tiene todas las armonias
de las montafias y los valles de las
tierras inexploradas.
Un poeta quien ell p1blico estima
en- 10 mucho que vale y cuya inspira-
cion con igual acierto cultiva Ell YER
so. satirico que la mas sentida compo-
sicion lirica. Antonio Palomero, ha
reunido en- SUI vollimen titulado Cop
sas de Gil Parrad do muchas compo-
ticiones que tenian bien merecido
este honor.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-02-23

Entire los ira Jos de erudicion po-
driamos registrar muchas obras re
comendables. Merece entire ellos TN
lugar honorifco ell libro del sefior
Apraiz, premiado con accesit por Ia
Academia Espaiola, "Edici6n critica
de 10 Tia fingida''. El sefior Apraiz
es I'm cervantista de antique acredi-
tado.
La "Nueva Biblioteca de autores
espafioles", que dirige Ell seiior Me
nendez y Pelayo, incluye va cinco
vol1menes, sienGo de todos ei mas
notable la "Historia de la novela es-
crita por Ell director de Ia BiblioteCa
Nacional con Ia sabiduria que des-
pliega en- tOdos sus trabajos.
Els muy curioso el vOltlmen de "Au-
tobiografia" coleccionado por el Sc
fior Serrano Y SAM, con la documen-
tacion mas completa acerca dc los
autores que forman ell tomo.
Ell p. Mir ha publica do los sermo-
mes del p. Cabrera, y preclsa decir a
este respecto que en- realldad hay
muchas cosas que imprimir dc ma
yor provecho mental que las eternas
amenazas del inferno en- diverSa>
formaS retoric desleidas.
Ell sef1or Menendez Pidal tiene va
dispuesto para la impression en- Ia
misma Biblioteca DIS volumenes dc
la Cr6nica genenal que merecera
la mejor acogida por la competence
del iluStre conleCtor en- csaS mate
rias universalmente reconocida.
La interesante Collection de Bi-
bliofilos" ha permanecido estaciona
ria, asimismo la de "Libros de an
tano" durante 1906. Es de deploraI
que ambas utilisima publicac lone
yazcan tanto tempo inactivas.
{. ROndH SaIanero.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-02-23

Dos poetas nuevos merecen sefla-
larse con enaltemiento, Diaz Canedo
y Enrique de Mesa. Ell primero en-
su libro "Versos de las horas' ha re-
velado una sensibilidad delicada y
un arte exquisite para transmitlrla.
Diez Canedo es muy joven, muy
artista, muy estudioso y hombre a
quien aguardan grandes triuntos IL
terarios. Sin verter sus lnSpiraclo-
mes en- ajenos moldes ha sabido es.
cribir estrofas deliciosas que lie agra
deceran de flo los amantes de las
honradas letras.
Enrique de Mesa en- "Tlerra y
Alma ha trazado en- versos vlgoro-
sos las impresiones del rudo paisaje
castellano. "Tierra y Alma sci pri-
mer libro de versos de I'm cronista a
quien la prosa no basta para realizar
el arte que su alma alberga; es un
The Newtown bee., 1907-07-19
West Cornwall.

Mrs H. J. Page has returned from trip to Poughk eepsie.
 Mrs Joseph Cole entertained her sis ter and three children from Torring ton, last week.
 Miss Jessie G. Wheaton has been wis iting in Yalesville, Bridgeport and New Milford.
 Joseph Cole has resigned his position as sexton at the chapel and G. Her bert Hallett has charge for the sum- mer.
 Dr William Nelson spent short time. last week, with Dr H. G. Stevens Miss Gladys Beardsley of Bridge port was at the home of George w. Cochrane for visit of several days, last week. Dr Joseph, Robionson is entertaining his mother and grandfather. Mrs Theo w. Dean has been in poor health recently. Mrs M. E. Webber was in town a few days at the beginning of the week.
  pastor, addressed missionary meeting of the Woman's Branch at Winsted, l last week. Mrs Ransom F. Smith suffered quite severe injuries by a fall in one of the stores in Millerton, one day last week.
 The Misses Emily and Bertha Bedat | recently spent some time at their home here, Miss Agnes returning with Miss Emily from a visit to Milford. | The Misses Lane of Brooklyn are wis iting their brother, S. w. Lane-
 MT and Mrs Clifford Hillyer spent 3 1 few days with Mrs c. R. Smith en- route to the West, where they go fol l the benefit of MT Hillyer's health.
 Mrs D. L. Minnehan and children re gently visited in Winsted and Torring ton.
 The round table of lighted candle: made a very apt illustration of Rev MT Fitch's talk on Light for tht benefit of the children at the chapel last Sunday evening.
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gagged to teach the school1the next school year.
 Mrs George s. Thompson is in Ger wall Bridge for a few days.
 Mrs Theodore McClinchy and chil- dren are spending some time at J. A. Peters MT McClinchy was up from the city over Saturday and Sunday
 Mrs Mary Kinney was a guest of Mrs Charles l.. Thomr son, day or two of last week.
 Mrs H. w. Post has several boarders from Bridgeport.
 daughter, Kathryn, bonn to Mir and Mrs Thomas Lee of Danbury makes Mir and Mrs Charles l.. Ihomp- son grandma and grandpa.
 To make hay while the sun shines is the rule, but many farmers have work for the cultiYator vet.
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Bethlehem.
A CHAPTER OF ACCIDENTS.

A CHAPTER OF ACCIDENTS.
 On Sunday evening Ole Olson collid- ed with A. c. Lake and all of the oc- cupants of both teams were thrown out but escaped injury. Both wagons were badly broken.
 s. Burke Smith of Washington visit ed at George c. Stones on Sunday While on his way over his horse be- came frightened at an automobile and threw him out, but he escaped serious injury.
 Mrs w. s. Blakeman's aunt, Mrs Stevens of Thomaston, visited her on Sunday and her horse became fright ened at a black pig, throwing her out and injuring her quite seriously.
 Ex-Senator J. M States and Mrs States of New Haven have been spending few days at A. c. Lakes.
 Mrs A. c. Lake and Miss Essie Per kins visited Northfield, Sunday.
 MT and Mrs J. w. Smith visited Wa terbury, last week.
 MT Graham of Woodbury is lay read CT at Christ church for the present.
 Owing to the illness of Rev George Eastland services in the Methodist church were omitted on Sunday Chester Hull is spending his vaca. tion in town.
 E. H. Frost is entertaining severa guests at his summer home Miss Bessie Green is spending few l days at c. B. Sanderson's
The Newtown bee., 1907-07-19
A WONDERFUL HAPPENING.

Port Byron, N. Y., has witnessed one of the most remarkable cases of healing ever recorded. Amos F. King, of that place says. "Bucklens Arnica Salve cured . sore on my leg with am now eighty five" Guaranteed to cure all sores. by R. RI. Beers & O.,
 Newtown; Betts & Betts. Sandy Hook;
 F. J. Garvin, Bethel; ". N. Noble.
 New Milford; E. J. Buckingham. Station; c. ". Huriburt S Oo., Rox- bury; J. M- Sullivan, Bedding Ridge: Connery Bros, GeorRetown; w. B. Hawley, Sherman; Honan & Soule. Gayiordsville; Smith Bros-, Cornwall Bridge: Edwin H. Beardsley, New Preston: George E. Frink, Falls Nil-
 lage; E. S. Fairchild & Son. Nichols, Druggists 25c.
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Camps house, which has been under going repairs.

Camps house, which has been under going repairs.
 GAYLORDSVILLE.
 The Epworth league hold their meet ings in the church parlor now at z o'clock on Sunday evenings.
 MT and Mrs w. Gaston were in New York, last week.
 MT Garlic of Minnesota, former resident of this town, is visiting at w. c. Hines.
 Miss Eliza Roberts, who underwent an operation by Dr Russell. June 13. is able to sit up an hour day.
 F. B. Soule has the sole agency for New Milford for the Buck cigar. Druggist w. N Noble is offering a complete line of the famous Wallace confectiOns. D. McMahon, the popular tailor, has good line of shoes, guaranteed to wear and stand the storm. A line of stylish hats just received. Also some handsome summer caps. Good values in men pantalOOnS. For a refreshing glass of soda water with pure syrups call at the drug store of Albert EvittS Farmers speak highly of the Secur- ity stock food. Frank Evitts sells 1t and recommends it highly for horses c. E. Kiddiford is headquarters for correct and satisfactory work in watch and clock repairing. Watch and clock repairing promptly attended to at the store of M. w. Hill.
 
 Fine confections and smokers per quisites at CaSSedy's.
The Newtown bee., 1907-07-19
Bridgewater.
CHURCH NOTES.

Mrs l.. S. Weeks from Bridgeport, Charles Lines from Bristol. Dr Nor gan from Albany, MT and Mrs Harry Northrop of New Milford were among gationaI church, Sunday morning. Dr Morgan assisted Rev MT Davenport in the opening services. Mrs Anna Cur tis was received into the church on a letter of recommendation from the Washington Park Methodist church in Bridgeport. The meeting of the Y. P. Treat was largely attended. The pas tor has charge of the mid-week meet ing
The Newtown bee., 1907-07-19
Southbury.

TH K STREET AND VICINITY.
 Mrs George Brewers children and Agnes Dolan have the whooping cough.
 is visiting at Mrs Margaret Atwood's.
 John Warner is working for Andrew Dolan.
 Rev MT Roberts from Hartford preached in Congregatidhal church, Sunday mornihQ. Matthew Hinman frota Rrooklvn IN. Y, was home over Sunda1. Martha Baldwin of Middleb spen, Sunday with her mother | Mrs Rothefor,h visited friends ir Danbury, last week. l THE LOCAL NEWS. | The Congregations society have given Rev J. H. Roberts call and he has accepted it.
 Mrs Brewer entertains her brother. Mir Boardman, and family from Crom- well.
 Mrs Lester Thompson from Oxford visited her mother. Mrs Nellie Warner. Mrs Morgan and daughter from Nor ris visited at Walter Hicock's. | Clifford Hawley visited his mother Mrs Martha Hawley, in Oxford
 Miss Mary Bronson from Watertowr lis staying with Mrs M. s. Atwood.
 B. M. Futile was in Ansonia. las Saturday, at Mir James, where Mir. Futile is staying with her sister. MT. James.
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PERSONAL CHAT.

George Wallace, who has been work ing for J. w. Kavanak, has left and has taken a position with Charles Northrop.
 1t was John J. and Paul Kavanak and William Moore, who found the body in the river recently, and Reuben Warner was the one who notified the selcetman.
 John w. Kavanak, who has been ill with heart trouble for several months, does not gain as his many friends would wish.
 MT and Mrs George Orr entertained a party of IA gentlemen from Bridge port, last Sunday.
The Newtown bee., 1907-07-19
Cornwall Bridge.
NEWS IN BRIEE

Our place begins to get it's usual summer guests; the Schoz family are at c. l.. Slade's and Mrs w. B. John son, too, with more to follow soon
 These guests are quite welcome as their faces are familiar to us, they having been in this vicinity for several years and made many friends. There is another kind of summer visitor we don't all admire, those who travel by various kinds of teams and call them selves gypsy fortune tellers. If there is any fortune in our meadows or crops their old horses are bound in some way to find it before morning. Carl LorcI found them before morning and invited
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South Britain.
PERSONAL CHAT,


 A. N. Bronson has been on jury duty for two weeks in New Haven. E. Drakeley of California is spending a few weeks with Mrs John Pierce and other relatives in Woodbury.
 Miss Bessie Pierce is at Woodmont for the week. the guest of her college friends.
 E.. H. Pierce of Waterbury and E. l.. Pierce of Bridgeport spent Sunday at the home of their parents. Mir and Mrs C.. B. Pierce
 Mrs Amos Mitchell and son of Hart ford are guests of Mrs K. c. Mitchell Miss Bessie Mitchell is entertaining friend.
 Miss Jamie Pierce is visiting in New Preston and other places.
 Save money by buying your footw ear at J. G. Terrill's, North Woodbury Great values in furniture. crockery and floor coverings at J. D. Kimball's, Woodbury.
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Woodbury.
NEWSY NOTES.

Alfred J. Lester has had stone erected on his lot in the Catholic ceme- tery in Woodbury.
 Miss Emily Fairclough is home from Waterbury.
 Miss Elsie Rabbit is assisting Mrs Ryce Clark with her housework.
 George Benham of Waterbury was visiting friends in the village, last week.
 Mrs William Dakin was on the sick list, last week.
 Mrs Samuel Gray and little son. Willie, are visiting in Reynolds Bridge.
 Berris are plentiful in the Hazel Plain district.
 John Morgan is in the employ of Will liam Warner.
 Miss Madeline Dyson. MT and Mrs John Gordon and Rollo Watson took a trip in Balls automobile to Savin Rock, New Haven, sand Miss Florence Suckley and nieces, Miss Belle Suckley and Mrs George G. Terrill and husband also took trip in Hyland's S automobile to the same place and also on Sunday.
 William Cartledge is again working for the American Shear and Knife Go.
 Miss Cole of West Cornwall has been spending week at Emerson Cook s.
 At the Sunday school session on Sun day Mrs Wooster J. Carpenter was vot ed in for organist and it was also de- cided that commencing with next Sun day afternoon the services will be held in the schoOlyard until further notice. An address on the lesson will be given by some of the pastors each Sunday. If stormy the service will be held in the halE
 Peter Concannon of Waterville was calling on friends here, last Sunday.
 The assistant superintendent of the American Shear and Knife Co.,, Albert E. France, and little daughter, Marion, visited relatives in Bridgeport on Sun day.
 Mrs Ernest Eyre is entertaining her brother, MT Denham, of Shelton
 Miss Alice Fox is living at MT Bent s in Woodbury.
 iting her parents, MT and Mrs Henry Gee.
 Henry Gee has quite collection of old and curious coins, some from for eign countries.
 Miss Lillie Minor of Waterbury made a brief visit with her parents, MT and Mrs Howard Minor, the first of the week.
 Henry Norton is spending the re mainder of his vacation with his sister in Northfield.
 Misses Sarah L. Suckley and Martha Fowler are visiting Miss Suckley S uncle in Bridgeport.
 Fred Bumgarter is spending a week with relatives in Newark, N. J.
 Mrs Charles F. Dyson, ST., is visit ing her sister in Waterbury.
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Bantam.
LOCAL, MENTION.

IOCAL MENTION.
 Ice cream was served in the parlors of the Methodist church, Friday even ing, by the Epworth league.
 One hundred children took the train at Bantam station, last Saturday, from the Shepherd Knapp fresh air home, near Milton, for their homes, and 100 more arrived here on the same day, and were carried to the fresh air home by teams provided for that pur- pose.
 Mrs E. Richards of Goshen is spend ing some days with friends here Rev MT Mitchell preached in the Baptist church, last Sunday morning
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