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The new era., 1911-04-13

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leave you today. I've sold my
carcass again"
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a friend on the San Francisco
waterfront caused a landsman
to turn around and regard the
pair curiously. 1t was the tenth
time that he had heard that re-
mark in the course of an hour
as he loitered about the wharves
watching the whalers preparing
for their season in northern
seas. He had aeon hi1 hard.
The new era., 1911-04-13
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The new era., 1911-04-13

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The new era., 1911-04-13

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log mailed free. Cor. 18th 4 Blake. Denve
Norwich bulletin., 1911-04-28
lIIl|||I| q 3l ol|l lIel IF
 @ b bIIgIId U llsl foEceof 400
llIlI.Y IVD 0F slll IiRS SURYBI
gnols..le slsus shtel son Ilzi1, Sin Beinx pours Ton Both sides s|lS Soz. ;aa a6bat.nf 5
 Among th< Killed son Hi5 VII 1o| "

$ sdissn5 vere hsard in tIle ratf1e <{ I ri5Ie4s and the shots from 1ho 1( rsked the 6fdes of the train
 Civil Ensire>x Killed. Many bu11ets entered the c61< oecupted by pasgeuxefA On1Y 6z& dam4&e4 E11is Bt1Dt4me1nxe n G11lI 1dD9eF on Hi6 Way to tho cE&<1&1 m4Ex44a,s yu9 killed. Bl1Mte1u6UG knee1mG 6eN<de *a fr1G11ten6d 1ft<11 =. paeseneer5 1kyfng to comfort N6k -
 Fsderals lasde Valiant os6ss11' E At no time during the ol1r5 did Che ffedera1s b6t14y s1wn6 ok <E z ardfce Wtth the blood of fhef< F nan1one running from the doom al little eecond class coach, the men o1 1& y fired Into the ranks of thar nG1 E. ants until only two remained
 comnissioned By hgedsro.
 Following tho fighting. wht1o 1< dead federala were being removed H5r fhe car and the rebels were co1J0cG their dead and wounded, the ns1U or which IS unknown, an AmuEI talked with the rebel leader. H1 M he had been commissioned . Guu1[6 by Madero and placed zn comm1nG< - the troops in Gerrer0, Puebza, Q1G and Morales. F7guera added tN11 U& was now concentrating his forceE E5E' an attack on Iga1a-
 General Advance Of Rsbsl Forc6r
 Once that point is taken, acco9 tg the plan he outlined, fhero M - begun a general advance by a1l f@ rebel forces in the south on tho nG< tfonal capital.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-04-28
1v0lukn ao zf1 FIT TIT Fl q '''' ''
 10 aANE WIPES HONOR.
yEeasan cers3Soscs Aer ouilf 4.a eexe
 Hus1bensfs . Lifs. ss

Al64ny April S5.A Rather fl1a1a s1ssape the 1Act that nh 1xafe haf df~911Sis58F him sdi1clo9ed te tl56 world. Gfif3is I1 sGrSeq, I faxmer of NAW 6coflauS TIT county wae ling II 70 to ths elee-
 iii. E dsyslopeds ' yestera.x; ~lsn cov- :. q es11r 2 x34 4ted ! s!zty ris 5,ite 1rncuted fn Er.spr nexts wS55ff 1sfe reepdte is to permit attormesu for Green to move for T new trial ot1 the ground of newly Uncovered aVidAnc8.
 Green killed 3i8 d4uxIltor 1t fh2ff Tome l4ot June and at the same time terribly wounded his wife. He rafused to tell ant8dng about tha crime. and when m effort Wa1 made bysht1 frdSnde lev Qayp Ax0 to have his sentence connnted to life fnrprison1nent i1e spos- it1Eesy refused to si9n the appIicat1on-
 T0day tho real reaaun WAS leaxueds who n stiH otfksrinx from the wcasfde her hunb1ud inflicted, she said thaf the cau8e of the sl1ootfn9 was the d3e- coveTy hy her huShaud that She had been uufaltliful to him.
 The daughter tried to naxe her and was Herself Killed In the afYfdavjt Mrs. Green says that her I11jzband had conamanded her to tell nothing about the cause 1T the tra0edy.
 He refueed to permit z the afl1favit says me to taEe the stand and testi- fy to any th1nE that would zlelp him and hurt me. He told ms hc would rather die in the electric chair than to have the people know. or say 2 sinele word agasnst my chararter [ feel that, in way, I am 1regponsf117o Tor all that he has done and that td,e Durden resfS heavily upon me 7
Norwich bulletin., 1911-04-28

Hevico City X April 27 Refusting. to surrender or to leave the train on which ne and lis command Of thirty aso ldfers Were being brought to the cap- 1tAl second Ideufepant little more boy engaged in battle yesterS deay with force Of 400 rebels at Ca- 5pnes Guerrero. At the conclustQn brief encounter the liel1tenlnt ana &8 of the soldiers were dead, azld mac prisoners one of tic arms o4 stlle lieutenant was shot away. s*
 pemandsd Surrendsr of Train. 5 5 rebels were under command of Rrl1dencfo Higuero. Learning that fEQ0ps were being carried on the Cuef naXaea division of the National rHtl- the rebel leader marched to Ca -5oneN kofne distance from Cuernavaca. hen the train stopped he sent for 4ward a messenger to demand the aur- render of the train and a request, If They would not surrender. to abandon paseenGers bA not endangered.
 A pefiant AnsWer Given.
 Fresh from the School of Asp.-antep, 2 military training school, the bestiSla of1cer sent back word that he had l1ig orders to continue on that train. Lif- tie time was lost in beginning tho fight. The rebels poured down the eu1- bankment on either side of the train, and the shooting was begun by both aides.
 Passengers in Panic.
 Passengers who had been innploring the young bfiicer to yeild were in q panic The cries of women and Achil-
Norwich bulletin., 1911-04-28
NoRWALk N5RsE KILLED
 WHEN AUTO STRUCK POLE.
Four Others T Party ef pancsrs Mers er Lses injursd.

South NorKAtk, Gomm.. April 27.-
 Miss Helen smith, nurDe at tl1e Nor walk hospital VII instanfly killed earlv today and four others were more or 1ess in5ured when. the, at1tomobile in which they. were returning from ; dance sweryed from the roadway and struck telegraph pole on Westport
 Miss Smith was thrown hsadsrs+ against <ilc pole. her zklill beine Gzlashed q, in The machine xas wrecked. ssl 5ne cur wA9 owned by Thaddeus c. Betts of Greenwich, who vas driving and with him in the rnaehine besides Miss Smith Wers Miss Nora Ralefell. AItfurA Wardwe1l q New York and WarKen GaSer Of R0w1yton. The in- tured were cared for It the home of FoetmAster Fl .. Adams and xiven medical attention. ssss- III
 Miea NcrA AaleiSh II not badly hurt 4etts, @ager And varNWell are at f11ri !Morwak hospitnl bnt will be able to yen oE 6r1dG1pcet MI conne here tfis
Norwich bulletin., 1911-04-28
A sLoWELL COMPANY
 CALLED INTO COURT.
cFiaraed With vi5ieltion of Pure Food
 and Drug Law.

Boston, April e7 AS . result of an lion filed agaillat the C. | Hood co4npeny of Lowell in the United States district court by Assistant United States District Attorney Ber- nard Febre, cba48lng. violation of the national pure food and drug laws, tho federal authorities made service on tho <7ompany. The action against tho United States District Attorney Asa P. French Of "a finding of tine p1me food and drug bureau in tais city
 The inform2 sion Al1eEes that met1f- cine lnauufaetured by tho com pany is soJd in viola ation of the law becailse of ml1Isadine stAternei3ts as to its in , prlnted Ion the 45ottle:
Norwich bulletin., 1911-04-28
PREslpENT EATS FOUR
 ptNNERs AND LUNctc0oof
Taft spends Anettssr Very Deey Dor in Now York

New York, April 27-This ~n6 616 other day of activity for PrmfM Taft Although he did not reefro o1H after o'clock this morninH, he atonnI@ ed today no less t1nu four dfnnefU 6M1 one luncheon, extending from .. mS suntH m1dni0Af- Yet he had fim9 l11 an Autoufos5iIe ride and bfiek eomf5re sences<Wtth local po1itica1 leaders n1m1< Wfched hGkWken.
 The hihcheon w1@ held at tIh1 r<11e| dence Of Henry GIeW4, fia Ne5 X< G9n where tl,ef 1pfG 11mfl 4
 Na4 drunk by re0fe4entuct5vo ( tended sllccee6iyfay tho 1olnk dknm0F G( the Azuerfe4n NeW1Da1ex Eu1I111111k assonfet1on and the Aspoci4ee1 Izu1lS : banquet Of the Method1et 0Uefn1 n1~ ion, q dinner ~of the Aeeonnnflcne Gl< ciety. aald, la1tiy, . buezuenu DC18 dinner given 10 2. Van Veo1zlf 01ouc<s At each gatherffG ho delivered an o(@ dresa, but waa of neoeasity b11ek q uf< terance 6s the night wore On
Norwich bulletin., 1911-04-28
MoRE coNcREssasEN FOR
 PEOPLE TO SUPPORT 'eilt IT. Inesszsl lon IasrsE1ip ef Na- < l[lzst g lsssd That Body


 Washinxtou Anfu 2 bill pro- riding fok enlar r8eEnent Of the na- ticnal notse of reuresent ativeH from 391 10 4S3 members, and the appor- tiopment of these members to the dif- fer6bf statep on the basfa of the pop ulatfon shown by the federal census, passed the house early this evening after attempts by members of both poifticaI parttes to amend it in i'm portant partiddlars The bill passed today leaves to the legislatures Of the different stAtes the power toxe-ar- Iange tho cousressfon districts in their respective states, on the new population bAsis, of one member for each 211se77 of inhabitants
 Enc increase of the size of the house was agreed to by members of both par ties: but many republicans attacked 1t on the ground that it would make the house more unwieldy Insurgent re- pnblicans were particularly vigorous in opposing the increase. They said that if 1t were not for the demands of those states that would Otherwise lose members. there would besa gener- al sentiment in favor of keeping the membership at the present size of 391.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-04-28
LOSES BOTH FEET ON
 'sz EVE OF HIS WEDDING.
Fireman FsII off Freight and Fiftsen
 Cars Passed Over Legs.

Stamford Cfnn., April 27. .Th There have been mahy fearful scenes in the sstanaford hospital, but none sadder thau o4s xestertlay, when Charles Hatd son, 9 7 f4Dad fireman. of No 479 E4st I34fh 2&feet. New York, crippled for life in 2 railfoAd accident on the New Havei1 railroad yesterday, was permit : ted Go se& Miss Alice Lynch of No. 407 Earf S{th street. New York, whom ho ssaS tor arry ' est feriay in St. Jeromesa 6 5chtiIt1I New York. ESeT the nurses could not restrain tl1eir tears when Hudson, with both k4et cut oM above the ankle, ere&ted hts n4HGes Mfss Lynch wished to have thssA merIiaSe cerednony performed nt fhc ppQinted lime i1 the 1iospIta1, b{it this Hnnoks ib1e owing 10 the com |itt tion 1f Hudson whose fife hangs by a < Isfst night In dsoi, $ mother whs cam Miss n ileh, said thar
 n8f17a se may ga,es performed later M41en her ko3f con if5of1 permits
 son fa} orr q freight train and =fif{seeh eal:s pa ssed oyer llis
Norwich bulletin., 1911-04-28
ONE OF CHICAGO GANG
 OF ROBBERS CAUGHT
Convict Identified as One Of Those
 Who Looted JeweIry Store.

Chicago. April 27. 7.Martin Tn orson. an ex-convict was Identified today bv seven of the nine victims of the daring nobnday jewel robbery which took place yesterday 1horson is declared to he the man who stood guard in the hack room oy CT tlae boi1nd clerks and footed tic store E z It developed today thai Thorsons arrest followed information given by the federal authorit ties, who had been following 9 daring bantl of postoffice tpieves for several n1ontl1s Fostofffce son's rooming house to arrest him as meu1ber or that band yrl1en he left the pface in an automobile said to have been the one ussd by tfle robbers. and m hour later tie theft Has repu1ted.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-04-28
4 RACE FOR LIFE
 ON SPECIAL TRAIN
Miss Helen Daly 1sing Rushed te NeHy York to Have oserafien Performed.

St. Paul. Rfinn., April 27.-A special car on the Chicago, Milwaukee . St. faul road, with Miss Helen Daily. the
 copper king. Of Anaconda. Mont, on board, passed through st. Paul today. rushing tho young woman to New 4ork city, where an operation will he performed whic hit is honed will re- suit in saving her life.
 to the natur1 of the youne womanss ,,:, a1iment, but 1t i1 known that she is ih critical condition and her brother. who accompanied her. expressed the greatest soligitati ton about reAchinx New York a4 quickly as possible. Two :pnyslcians and several nurses are on
Norwich bulletin., 1911-04-28
NEW YoRk LUTHERAN ~y
 coNFEnENcE plvuoeu
\ Nov England cenfsrsSes csucosf
 Which IneIudes Hastferd.

Portland, Conn. April z7--A dfv1o5o1 of tho New York conference of m Swedish Lutheran Augustaua aIun1 was voted at today,s seusion of z<o conferonce. The dtvie1on1 are 70 fo known ae tho New York and New Un<< land cpmferenc6S- The former wlE1 include tho disfricts of New y0vfr uf1V< New Jefscy. JamestoWn, N. H., C1r91~ land and Phtl&delphia. Warro4~ W1l1< transport Wilcox and PfttDburx, 16
 The New Ene1and confersnce V1|5 take in the Hartford, Prcvfdenc6, uo61 ton and Worcester dfstricf1. Uple11 sco1le8e in KeuilWorfh. E- ]. an6 fEo AuEuHtaha home for the aHoG 5m
 Brook1yn, N. F., win be supported 1o6u<< 1y by the two coufefencea~ zho 6x< ecuttve committee and the ne11[61m board will have charge Of f1o e61nDoL
Norwich bulletin., 1911-04-28
NEW HAVEN ROAD TO ISSUE BONDS.
Wih Recoup ItssIf for Advances .NIads
 to Central New Eneflsd. \

New Haven April 26-t{F Iile the re. , ported sale to the New York bankers by the New York, New Haven and Hartford Railroad company of $12. z 300, 900 four per cent bonds of tj1e Central New England co11Apany is pre-
 mature, the bonds have been prex5ared uor issue and negptiat ons are iYf 6rax- ress for their sale
 These bonds, which were r4e6ntly authorized by the upstate pub1fE ser- vice commission of New York are a blanket mortgage, the issue of witch will be nearly the last step iii the re- organization Of the Central New Efg- land Railroad company. They will be used to retire underlying moftg1ges of the company and reimburse st1ls notablH in repair of the ghkeepsie bridge, and Will retire the 1arSe amount or income bonds of the Central New England which are held by the New. Haven corporation. ss #
 The latter has been investing in past years in the securities of the Central New England company and holds a1- most all of its stock, common and pre- ferred, of which total oR 85.0OQ. shares is outstanding and also assIarge amount of its debit The sale Of tho bonds will put a large amount Of cash n t he treasury of the New Havenco ; pany.
 file New Haven corporation several years ago adopted policy of traIis- fering q large part Of it's freight bus mess from it's New York d fvision to the Central New Eng1and tl1e tralllcg returns from. V hich for Ia st year showed d net income of $4f4saS0 over operation and dxed ' charxes. The Central New Englsnd, which is thus. almost in the last sfA8e of reorganfza- ton, had in the past a checkered ca- rear. E. zs ss x B
 It includes the Gonnecticut Vest ern. one ofs the town ajdo roads of; and afterward passed ineos the hands of the Reading company, finally passing several years ago to| the New Haven corporatfo which bought up the bulk of it's securities 4t 3 very Low price.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-04-28
|Ad'ktANIeAL GOT }soQ 2
 FOR DYNAiAiTINc JOB.
Aiieaed confsssioD to an Under sher-
 if While on the Train.

LOS Adgeles. Cal. April 27. More 4ght was thrown on McManigaFs a1- 1eged confession of the dynamiting Of the Idewellyn iron works in this city { by Robert Brain, under sheriff of this count ', who had charge of McManfsal in the transcontinenta trip just end- s'Ei HFain aid the prisoner voluntarily coufessed to him nile on the train.
 eeordfns te Brain 7f1nlNpl s0llf z16f dhicaso by askins what pun mn lai141ent F0tld he gfreai nm if he 1fekS to turn 6tatess evidence S mi n0t in posftid to tell youjz' was i1a' relpy. Are you goiae to aao II |: '?''
 lYou know what you are charged withsgE inquired Brain.
 es. am charged with dynamitinG the plant of the L1eWel1yn iron works.T you do it r
 Sure did. z
 What did you get for it
 Two hundfed do1tars,' responded 7GcManital Thai is the price for all St1ch jobs Z,
 DO you know Bryce ?" was Brains next question < .ss Eesa Then McNanigal said he would stop talking. but added :: When s BEL 1S14e t44x7z SI A II ecAt e411 NOQut 4ts n ldamara Issues Statamsnt.
 Los Angeles, CaL April 27 John J. MeFJamAra, secretary and treasurer of the International Bridge and structur : al Iron Workers associatfon, gave his first authorized statement as to hfs |arreAt to the Associated Press today. Tho statement follows
 ssTp the otherhood of Organized La
 Dor in California and the United
 States: ~
 Tn this second attempt to crush and. discredit the cause we represent, I realize fully the desperation of the enemies of labor arrayed against us, but ! am Of g0ad heart, for it will fail. oeeiares His Innocence.
 That am innocent of any infrac-: |tion of the law in word or act needs no emphasis from me, for the truth is mighty md will prevail right speed- fly; and Tor it shall contentedly wait.
 send ito all brothers and friends of union labor the world over. my earMs4t and affectionate gree6nge, with the assurance that there is no vfIlainy Of Conspiracy possible 0f which We are afraid
 Public Asked to suspend Judgmbnt. T am also confident that it is not asking too much of the public to sus- pend judgment in these matters until opportunity for full and fair defense has been afforded. (Signedl
 IT. J. M'NAMARA. '
Norwich bulletin., 1911-04-28
TO TUNNEL UNDER
 NEW HAVEN TRACKS
Grand Trunk to Roach Tidewates
 Without Greeting It Grade.

Providence. April 27.A plan which if accepted by the legislature. will en- abl6 the Grand Trunk rai1road to reach 2 tidewater terminal in this city by tunnelins under the tracks of its rival
 the New York. New Haven & Hart ford railroad. was agreed upon to- day. The plan was presented to the house committee on corporations at a conference this afternoon. at which Vice President H. e Buckland of the NeW Haven road and Vice President E E. Fitzhugh of the Grand Trunk road were present. and the committee the house 7
 By the agreement, the New Haven road, which objected to the Grand Trunk crossing it's tracks at grade. will bear the Niference in expense be- tween running the tracks underneath
Norwich bulletin., 1911-04-28
MoTHEnHoon COMING
 INTO FAshloM AoAfsl
Methsrs' csnsress is Told q slbs A6~
 vSnt q Tw5ns.

Wash1ngton. April z7. - When 1<5 motlfars congress sottled 0o~u e 1
 drst 9essf0n of business in tho A11nr5|- ton hotel the intefeettne aanoGnon
 was mAde that twius hn1 - lH u- pesranSe alnce the last c0nveuk166- IA0 and Virginia, which stafes hHyo 6rrT1- izsd lHot1eTe club and put flrr 16I11D in line with tho work witch lmo tuo< gofno on aH over the country. 1So c1I-- dentt4fs committee report and eko< G( by Mrg. Louzs K Csf1son of C6fe1G~. shoWQ4 the pEogre8g of the work 1M over the country and brouEhf 66{ 1k6 fact tnat m0theEs ara coming Into
Norwich bulletin., 1911-04-28
WHITMAN pENIEs
 cAYmoMs CHARGE
00morsvsssy as te How News 1T Flyrmts n6siSnation Lssksd Out.

New York. April Mayor Gaynor eAarged in . p~D1e 1taternent today that tho premntxre' report of tho rsS- 2 agnation of William V Flynn as sec- end deputy police c0lnmissioner was "efven away hy1 come on ne who was present i'm tEA grand jury .roem yea .e<day" when the mayor appeered to testify seeHEdinH-fif polics sIfuatior1. and the public&ti0u of flie seefefe of tho grand tiry room. he added, had n~roHae -fj~krAnt scandal fo- which the sov<rncr's attention had been cail 2 cd. .s.r~ Y
 '.Ix this scdftion 7'' iaid District Al torney Whitman witH da smile when shown tl1e GaYnor state1nenf. .sJfs su abg0iute feIseh00d, he added. quickly. that there wan any n4entfor, of the Flynn reetsnation in yesfefdat's session 0f fle Gr&m{ jury The min utss wiI1 speak fsr khefnnelFes. x
 "NeltAsr j6 tt6 fFl1s,'' he contin1ae. ~that 4uy of the minutes Of tia RfanG 5ury n4ye be5n Hu6lidlked. Hut ft i6' Hst w4sat<fof wyxneSs 10 tell wlHaf &6 testined to. and It n n6 cf1fue {6r kM4 district attofney, if~ho a1dcul4r 5Go 4& te reveal wl4} 6ccdrxed bef6re fEo 49zn4 jury. aIth6iG1 tt niShf bes pGdn- 3* cs<s@ e!s4ly .s z, i. H. E; :2d T. [ Fes.xasd 1E 4@rfN4e 0uv4tM0fl sT s s <s x z ss
Norwich bulletin., 1911-04-28
MIse GEoNER oN
 TIE RAclk cAlls. 1sstimony te tlss Elleet lint slser 4us-

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 Can1bridse. Masa, April 7arins: passed throuels ' <lfsilaf orSeai ssF- ss1 eral times before lE8 Lxllian M Glo- yer, who is Chaj wjfh hz2$4na fn- duenced her hdx &nd. Claierce n. Glover, the mnrdef6 Waltham lann- 1ryznan in mailing . m in her favor. nnony in the tr1al tn the euprctne conrf of the appeal nsm t1a6 Droba1e o1; fhe VIII WAS ai1ned directly At her.
 Three bH0ther1 of Gtov6r and sis- tsr-ln-laW testtned thAt Glover frez quentlE Id aid that his wffe md tnrsAtsned to saaoot him. that his mo feared her. He also told them. tliey q4$d, thet he h&d mnde will. mil 1i56t
 ney mutt not mind if it wer6 dfsap- nq1nfinE to fhem Tor he Nrels c616pslle6 1o rraks U that way. These Nitnasses 9eee 1ssa W ial1am Arthur and cn1an
 Jast Ref6re adjcal7 rIaent th5 Anposf-| tinnsoz 1lSs Hatffe Ize 1lanc, wl IT KIT 4EQutete6 Of thoe-cAnrGo of suuf6ekf6& sat0Kef wae oikered, but JuAko Ham- lnonas after 1i5tenfzE X to b1fsk n 1unilsuf 1analz1t .la it1 n1na1lp took 1t into nis ss3;. 36sssssa9n Fl szamine etien q to IF
 one 1T the featsares ofs sthe,cases stodey| Has the openanG 4rgnnaant -of E Fl. AAxxy for the G16yer br0therx. IT, Nl1fch he mAde I severe att4rk upon fhe cAap4cter oks th& WidoW
 < NQflnAn 0fover ano3ser 1,rotl1es- 4e.. tx4ed tl1t ElAfence told him freaueI,tz lx en4t HI H1e Ina been xtlfr6a &eki6d IF 2 HE Fl. snz 1!la life; MI
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Norwich bulletin., 1911-04-28
lNpiGNANT WOMAN BUYS
 soo soUvENiR PosTALs.
fhe Only Way ehs coold Step s.ie ol Photoarapha ef tior Home.

Stockbridge. Mase. April 27.-A6rs. J0nn 6wann of New York bought 800
 p0geeards picturing her county resi-
 denee on discoNerfn< that the czards ' Atka sale. 7EJ4s S9lA6n ohfects fn o91xbders ma infruatye fourfsta
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