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' WEDNESDAY

Citizens' tumed out en liilissc yes

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icrduy to extend ii welcomc to Sergt. Colonel Jenkins. M. D.. then cull: ll O Hur

for cheers for Sgt. Hille wlllicl; wie.;

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Sgt. liiile in a neat. address tit-

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Charles lfllue. upon his return fl'oiil riiirupo. whore he has been ilobly up- lloltlillg tho cause of tho Empire and the ivorlilht |ibi.~i'l.y on the battlefields

of, l<‘l'iillce and Flanders. ‘

The croivil wfiiich greeted Sergt

greet ally lioillc-coming lsliind sol~

soldit:l‘. - _Not only was the railway statio ylird crowded but there was also.

gvgoat iiasoilliliiigc outside the station. 'l to Overseits llclnforccnients undo

t-unilliiilld ol’ Mujer Leigh. anti' tllc it ltogillicllt Band were drawn up i

lilin and as the train drew in to th

station the band played "O Canada

und as llo ntcfpped froili tho train he was greeted with hearty liand~ shakes frolil the Mayor. and Conn. Sillitli_ representing the (`ity', and' th

.nlclil-bers oil the soldiers rcceptio

i-ominiittco composed of Itcv. Cano

Simpson. Major, thc- Rev. Dr. Full

or

ton. aild Mr. James Paton. and

host of personal friends of Sergt

llilln who were proud to grasp th. ~ _ h in _ ,.'“"°" _

~ f -‘ " sewn an ossws, .

hand of the lielc of two wats and wish izaléiirtixlgytllg it Wm :con lim in ,Hmti*(t; |th"‘n'hdby“n"u_,'d‘ec..

At the same time tllroe hearty and be in lt at the close when th Al- sum ”'7w*°“

a 'lies are irlctatlilig terms of pe ce, JUHNSQN & JOHNSON,

will, anti the railway wthistles screuiir Major Fullerton said lie would bt: Special Agents

od forth lil lioisolue blit joyous tones glad to seo Sgt. liine safely l‘e.or- to grtret lt former enlployon. The od to his wife anti family ami it his ~ whistle of the Ciiarlottotewn Con fond parents. lie extended best visii-

lliin a glad welcoillt; liolilo.

cheers and ll tiger were given with

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1'he '|.`|le tl0l!ll 100? EMBL? 8'! ‘tlld l’8Sit|~ ` ':_1::q”tT1;@% ._;; ; f _ _Q ' r~ln';'.-L.. -1:1111 J

lilne has displayed. l hope boforr this we-ak is out._to see a lot of yoi lil khaki

HG _- MMTER SELECTED

tiiigl_v..thaiiked 'the people for the re-

. - coption accorded him. Such a lecvlll.

ll-iiie upon ills return was about the lon he gs,-id would he more fitting for

lulgcst which has yet ascseinbled to thc boys tliclhad gehind.id“'l‘;i\ls -I I- Il 1 -I vu "

town on til~a‘ s n ." sa 8. » » “shoultlf be proud of the 98th. l never onI:EXBR'0 Sgznerglgllafn 1° ef:

n saw ll bunch of mon work like ahelvumwhdyich mu dwwa gghd* a them. No one will ever have ren son pendedu n ~ .

to llc' ashamed of them. They viilrk Immrof mmphining to your

l' 22 out of 24 hours it day and no 'nan friend! md mourning over our ll has to be asked a second time t- tit- ‘on of hm, an “mn your Lal ll tl thing. l may also add that ' Ji- dm -at ma “nhl” I home of 0 coliiluallding officer, Major Prows is NE$y‘BR0.S JERPICIDE ." olii'~ of the finest mon i ever niet lie his the Ent md origin” rm

works thcln hard and they uplw to "medy for dmdnm amps “grins like it. l never saw it llcttos' i t of and checks 1-a“ingha’h,_ lneii or tl better likcd offitxrlx 1 gain you cm “ve the hair you Juve

C i tllallk yoil for your khirl i'cci‘pl .»il." much gui". mm you can grow new ll Major Fiillerton said nil. were ,lroue The time to “ve om. ha". is n-ow “ intl00ll Of 38'-~ l”ll“°'” for ill” _l~ll"~"“ The remed for tiling it is NEW; - record Ap tlslltilni: lol' th; l~i§{ii>1»;e in BRO’B HEltPlCIDE. ~ H South rica France all _ ~ un cr.

' _ Applcatiom may be obtained cutie

_ The Major said lie hoped that the 0 viords of Col Moore would boar fr-ui; but hui' dw” ."4 ht' "$5"

_ tlensed Milk Factory also Joined in tho M for his future-_

Sergt llino was qscuitod to Mcssr

Large Bros! splendid barouclic. whit was ill waiting and driven by thi;

ll _ f _ horses. With _ :\l,)|L,‘|n,,n9|¢f;ii;(;~;;' pi-out-riiiig ho Sergt. Hine is thc' first lilcmbc of Martzh the 28th. The bride was

nlltlue clialluingly dressed in blue satin iuolths trimiulod with pointed lace. while tho ln )c»ibrldt:groonl ' wore a tailored suit. lnC.or Tlloi' were attended by Mr. and Mrs.

lol'rie on a road botwevil l\i0lliean R. I. Taylor. City.

Mig tonvmeil via Woinioiitli stre

ti, Kent street, tihoiitt io the (lily lie was at thc front for live }|,,||._ w|,,._,-,. a grsut coiltmui-so of citi and saw unite ii lot of iigllting.

had gutilvled rgi iiilio ami lim olhoi nttupan

of tilt-. liaruuclio hors: stepped out lil took up a position at the ciliriiiiio

the buililiilg_ iierc Major i~`uilerton Tilt* l0l'l'lo Was Sll‘llCk hy R intri>d‘iict~ii Sorgt. iiinc to Mayor plosivc shell. Tile top of tho macluie North Baptist church. an announce-

llrowll, who said he was proud' that was blown oil` and the four oeeupxrts. ment was nladetat y‘esterday's 'scr-

|c lilnus. Roland Beck. liarry Riggs intl vices that Rev, Mr. Ackland. Mr.

illl indeed were proud to wuicu

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Soigt llimo homo again i‘h¢- Mayor an Engliisllmaii named Dean, ilociareil"tlint Sergt_ Hinc had no ov- Olll- l’00r BUCK Wits lllSlt\lllll' casinn this time to go to will-_ he had his head being blown from his

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of loviilty would not let him stay

homo who-ll tile Enipirg wits engaged ll0 tllll 110! Hllllfll' fl'0lll Shell

ill ii iight [ol freodoln llo ieturns ill* WH-“ ill‘Ul'l0llSly |`fi'D0Y`l0¢l-

iii SD<"llil|llZ -‘IUIDG til1l0 ln the h0SlJlal ill Tile remains of Leslie Mclnnis wllo

Fllinco. he was transferred on Nvem~ was accidentally killed in a tram ac-

it bei' ith to England. whf=fe_ hcfpent cltient in New Glasgow. N.s__ on Mon-

ts. that hi- would be looked lifter hv several months at the Birmigton. tray. are expected to arrive in this

suilclilig fiom tile shotk of battle. ai

lil ld bt;

speedily reatoled, illld that when

ir conveyed to ills home.

oi the 98th Siege Battery to retur

tober `l9ltl, while ridlilg lin a

tft tri and Loiigiieval he received thc in r

to which pilt hiiii olit of conll

kidneys being affected.

the ztiltlioritics ill it manner berittilllt Bl”Ul\llSlH|l`f\ and Rl‘lIlSSl'll0 ll0pltlll~.

such ii iiolo Tile Mayor uint on say that ho saw quite ll ililmbcr .tlilelllotliotl voting lneii brfono lil

lin boned that s health wou

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who wlioulii be ill uniiiolin and dc- tlarc-tl that ilow is the lime that mon an llftils and lu splclldltl ll0llli

are needed most of all in older llring about the much needed peace

Rev Ctlnoli Simpson was next ea

ed on and snid he had the pleai-in

when Selgt. ililic enlisted for South S0l'l§l~ lllllfr lll'l`lV€ll ill llllllix

.-\i'i'ica to llillke iiii address ut t farewell meetini, in the Opera llou when he wus leaving' also to mo

ibn.

i on icuvilig for the present war lie Still illllls lllS lltivk Very ful.

is

:intl noii iiguili llc had the pleasure

to llc made seven attempts to gc 1,

m i.illlC.

in that the Battery had it great gp

re tor Laiitz.

w ldridny oil a steamer on li rd- sg. which were 450 wounded mol gp;

to hilt. otherwise -he is nil righ -_

gfont, him for* tile" foilrth time 'on his tlllite fleshy-

roiiirii from the great sal. (failo Simpson said ho had been more close- son Ernest of N0. 8 SNES Lit coiliiccted with .Sei'gt. liilio than l-le said that Fred Hooper

iiiust -people. lit-, had been it cho

'ister under hiin wilt;-li ll. small boy. W0llllll<lll Hll<l'Wll0 WHS €‘XD*3C Q

had boeii it pupil at St. l’eter’s Bo

had' hiill coutlrnied and had married ly- ly him and had baptized his children and land ill Halifax on Friday-

wits justly proud of it all. 'Scrgt.

School mill the Sunday School' had same steamer. Ho has not e

ilinc' said Cullen Simpson. 'com from lighting stock. ills grandfatll

was fi soldier; his father was a sold- ier; lit; is a soldier and he has a son - _

alsoldler, Ernest, noiv with the 8 Siege Battery eii Overseas Service whom nil shollld be proud." .

_The Canon concluded by hopiin ‘- that Sgt. ilinc wiiiltl be fully roste

od to lit.altli anti vigor.

f' . t. H ii.§i_"§i’C.`Z'.~"ii.?2i§°i.T"{’$‘»'?>'i.?.‘i....i 25?... nn- »- wvll-n-<>w» 0-nr

ell Mr. llino for service iii Sou

Alrlcii. lie had como through til t-‘tiliipiiigll with honors anti now ho ro- “bm” 45 Y°‘"`S “$0- itirncd froiii his s'ocond pc-rliod of wur

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lit-lrvit-o. 'file Colonel l-said' he w ploiitl ot Sgt llliio's rocoltl and t

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iziureil tliut it should be a stimulus to l‘°1ll° ln U5l'dlg“ll~ She

tho scores of young liioii who sto before hint; "i trust, said the- U oiiel in t~onclu~iion. that one of t

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results ofthis -reception w-i~ll be to stiui- Sh” ll* 10 °-“K0 9 llll'°0 I i uiatr, sonic” of you _voting lilen to put tt l"l’l“l“l¥ f0l` ll "“"“*`>~ Ml" `

welcome.

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nobly done his share ill li. previous lllllg-ll WllB'lllS0 W0\1l\ 0 ~ Grill-

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member of the battery v

.i with him. did not come ov:

late lline was the on is

'ri-iunso/iv

,h notice cous°r.-A _

of diliilkoness at tile Police -

ycslrday was dismissed. '..

f isi.ANo PHvsiciAN -

There pascd away in 1

id Mussmecently Dr. Tllos. ld "

th siclaii. lie was horn in at ward island. and went to

as Mrs. Win. Matllcso

fled Bridge has been visi

,plier daughter as far as .' na silo is on her way

U City lfospltili, Taunton, it _

V of Cardigan. A

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` _ Hrtatdoeadg rs on

7 . ' e ecease ad been all- * _ 1. \ \ l the past few months, but bore

. ith great Christian patience

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it is quite Ptlldbio rollof for you! Look our the

uso of

- and health follows.

It costa nothing to tr

Wrico for free sample. 501:. is box at all dnilgil' for 08.50.

NATIONAL DIUG I

D0. YO! ULUADA,

TONIUO, 0'

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Heres the _Remeoj){<_[/

What are your symptoms? Gin Pilll

have relieved so many ailments that

right. Blloillmtliml, Lumbogo, Solstice have all been averted by the timely

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KIDNIYS

Ton! luturo 2115 :Indo ‘tical-~ Ha“'T°ne V ch

flvgya, otha bloddoign or gill: be Bl0g\'8pi\lCl\ Sket remedy mul! in found Nqlv

disaster. ly rntoi-in.; the IATE wo regularity, the poisons ar'

Gi..Pill

-little of that ill your iieurt which Sgt. Gill l" "0'“l'a“Y Will* M» l 'l if

tub fl i\`t

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The Band then played the Natl-nal of Miss Lille May Mcquarrie, daugh-

s_ Anthem. the troops marched baci to tel* ol' Mr. and Mrs. Charles McQuar- it barracks and the, returned hero vas rie of Winsioe to Mr. Charles P.

la' t Grace

- is' _ nisslli. IS -AND PASTOR IN HALIFAX.- high lx- Says the ilaiifax Ecllo:- “At the

liuled_Grogg’s successor in the pastoraic. kiied. will arrive in Halifax on Friday el tidy. this week, Mrs. Ackland following in line three weeks' time, when the' church

canlpiiigii, hilt his anihitioli and sense Wlls badly ln.i\ll""l Wlmlll the llilfll his parsonago will be ready for occupan-

nock P. E. Island.) tftcr

_ _ ack on Friday morning at nine o`clock.

l 10 10 lilo f|`°l1l bill ‘W5 l0ll0Ut‘v0l‘y from llennessc-y's undertaking rooms.

llc Saltl ilu: 1llll0l‘ boys wel, hard No particulars have been recei-vcd

and except that the young man. who is uia- about 20 years of age, died from

in ll0ll ill the ll‘0ni. H0 was Il0t fi' from tile results of a train wreck in which

th'c world S€‘l'i;l. M»Cl\ay Wllell be Wilt' killed he lost his arm and leg. To his ber-

ll. and he constructed the 1'0fflll ll' Wai- caved parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ronald

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las; pathy will be extended. .

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_ d- RESIGNATION ACCEPTED.-Mr.

ct ing lot) crutch cases. After rl. ig at A. S. McAllister, Halifax. National

him with nil address when he roiuru~ l\0lllc f0l‘ H F-ll0l`t llllw llfl' Wl turn secretary 0( the Y, M, (;_ ,\_ for o from that _callipaign' and again £0 Hllllflll £0 llllll0l‘80 HD Ol'

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11 Before leaving England he EMG

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\ 'fli The presenters were: Miss

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mi chern. Mrs. Arthur Guild. Mrs.'

\ \l nd Mrs. Georze‘McEachern.

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WEDDING BELLS.-The marriage

Yeo of Union took p ce a Chiipcli Parsonage. Wednesday.

cy." ( Mr. Ackland referred to is from

city today, the funeral taking place

interment at St. Duncan's cemetery.

Mclnnls, of Southport. sincerest sym-

the Maritime Provinces is making one of his regular visits to Charlptte- town. lie attended a cou»fe'rellce of the Directors of the Y. M. C. A. yes- terday when the resignation of Mr. J. Morrison Clark, who had been eli- gaged for tl year to take' the place ol. Mr. ll. C. Cross. now on overseas service. was considered and accepted Mr. Clark is recovering sic-wly from his recent severe illness. A number of other inaters were dealt with but no definite action was taken. Mr. McAllister leaves tonight on re- turn to the mainland.

FAREWELL PART\`.- The

other evening the home of Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Matheson was opened up t0 tl party of. young people who came with their baskets to surprise their daughter Miss Blanche Matheson on - he eve of her departure for Taun- on Mass.. where she is to take a iree years course training for n rs'e. Tile evening was very pleas- tly spent in games, vocal and ln- umontal music after which lunch s served. Miss Matheson was sented with a very nice address.

a well filled purse. for which she-

sed a. few words of surprise and

f¢~\\"

| an Fraser, Miss May Sutherland.

fill: Katie-Docllerty. Miss Florence

r Dockerty. Mrs Robert Dock-

l east. ._sEsvice.- A iicep`

was cast over Victoria on \Vctl~

drawing near she bowed sub- to the will of the Heavenly he funeral which took Friday afternoon was ‘very tended. The services at the

grave were conducted by Morris The pall -bearers ssrs Webster Boulter. ' Shi.. William Collett. Jack Lea and Brentonl aves to mourn a sorrow-l

is in light list to the

lciaticn

lvvollen

Pl-till ‘

Pain'

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ons son. William and . Miss Cottle and Mrs. ht. three sisters. Mrs. Brian, and Mrs. Mc-_

a brothers Nell. Davl

ved

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elite of his soniillaw Mr Edward Mcletuic of St. Ann’s. on Feb. 27th of Isaac Canning aged 81' years. Ds- ceased was born in Hope River and thus. at the time of his dc-itil. was one _of the oldest native inhabitants of that section of. the province.

agolio retired from active life and with his wife, went to live with ills daughter. Mrs. Edward Mclsaacl

lu' addition to his regular: farm

Work he always took u deep interest ill itll matters relating to the public welfare, and his iféetis in such mat tt~.‘s'vvere invariably given with feel- lesuess and sincerity.

During his last illness he was ceil-

it~‘cd by ilrequult visits. from his be‘.ovod pastor. Father Gaudet. who admiliiistcred to him the last. Sacra- inoliia of the Church.

His' funeral took place at St. Anu's

Church. Hope River oil .March lst and was largely attended. many coul- ing flonl s distance to pay their last tribute of respect to their d¢_-parted friend.

A High Mass of Requiem wits cel-

ebriitetl' by* the Pastor. Father Gaud- ti; who also performed the funeral service at the grave. The pall -boar- ers were John Cullen . James R. Stewart. Wim. Pendelgrast. J. Cau- ada Simpson. Joseph McAlcer and Jeremiah 0‘Connor. _

lie leaves' a widow aiul one daugll

ter. Mrs. Edward Mcisaac to mourn their loss. May he rest in peace.

FRIDAY

S. S. RAl.LY.- Xorl. District of

the Provincial S. S. Association hold its rally in York Church. March 15th. 'lfiie President. Mr. Amos West presided. Miss McDonald acted -as organist. Three schools reported, viz. tIovelioad_ Dunstalfnage and York. These each reported earnest, pains- taking efforts. olie Cc-vehead. had ilot nlissed a session for upwards of two years. Discussion followed the re- ports. The question of the study of the Catechism. llieniorizing Scripture the use of biackboards. Sunday School literature. etc.. being thought i‘iili discussed by t he pastor. Rev. .l. Dawson and School Otllclals and to have a definition of our doc- t.ine in the ulind is a great advant- age was the decision given by the pastor in regard to the question of

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nits iiEEit s rtrtts foil his _tluiiil_in_lis

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lu curly llfo he settled on a farm _ l \ I . _ A

lil Hope lliver. and being a man of ‘ - ` _ _ 'l . good sound Judgment he soon became - t . :'.:‘°..::.‘. ‘.'.'.z.m‘;°‘ ““.°t:::"‘.‘..§“';‘~;::: A l l f l l “

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twenty years ago still choose ` ' ' ` the Marguerite ` `i

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Catechism in the schc-als. One school

'emphasized the value of the. onward as a Sunday School perodlcal, another the advantage of Scripture memoriz- ing. The evils of cigarette smoking among the youth alid tho urgent lioeii of Temperance work in the schools

ing held ill the evening earnest ad~

srs. Allan McSwain and llugli lilac- Denald have returned from `diggin`g oyster mud on St. Petoi-ls Bay. They succeeded in obtaining a couple of carlotids.~ Mr and Mrs. ~Johli Jollll- sto-n of llulufofd Falls, 'Maine are vl~

siting relatives at Cardigan Head... Mr. Johnston who was called home owing to the death of his sister Mig; Janie Johnston holds an important po- sition ill a large pspo|~_m|||-gn Rum, ford. ' = fr

were dwelt. upon. At the public meet-1 _ 15- ru. -1.? _

dresses on the illlportance of triliu-

_ inf the young in t he precepts of the Lvlng Word were given by the dif- ferent ofilccrs present and by Rev.' Mr. Dawson. A well rendered read-4 ing was also given by Miss Uovyer.. The music by the yu-utliliul ehoir wus. especially inspiring. Collection $1l.l:!.i_ Tho. llistrlct fillds itself lu debt to tha l’i'oviiiciill Association for the suui of $15.00.

3 LORNE VALLEY.--Stir. lilallvollil /MacDonald. merchant of Lorne Vai- /ley spent several 'tiuys in Charlotte- flowll this week during which ho took ' fin the sitting ol’ the local Leglsiatliro. --Mr. Guthrie Baliillgall represent- ing Cililndlel' and Bell. t:-f Charlotte- town was in Lorne Valley _on Wednes- day oil a business trlp.- Mr. Lester Gay has taken the job of moving Mr. VVesley McLeod`s barn from Pisqilltl - Road to Lorne Valley.- Mr. Angus Docllerty of Riverton wus lil Lorne Valley on Friday on business- Mes- i

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But you answer in grateful appreciation, “It’s the flour." For 'you ` ‘

ll€vC_l‘ got that delicious, captivating flavor and nutritious quality before . with the same recipe. You do get these splendid results_now with ‘

usi:i|€" tous _-

\ b k_ Trl’ *End you will soon know for sure that you _have better flour than before, because your

it mg wt _e appreciated more than ever. Certain it is that you should use Queen City Flour S li/flyi, 31' ll lSfll SW€€l» Wll0l€S0H1C. Cllrrcct blend, an “eil-purposes” iiour combining all the cfsa e av" 0 Gntam’ Wmtfl' Wheat. with the body-building nutrition of the best Western liar whe'at.tl It makes spiendldiy flavored bread that rises propel-ly~-delicious, flaky pastry, creamy biscuits, delightful cakc~baked products worth while!

;Let'Our Domestic Science Experts Help You 'W ‘

the apples done to a "turn," the crust flaky and of tht; d€iigll_i'.fLll Shade Qf bfgwn denoting the perfect pie ?

Do you know how to de-

ature of the oven when you make cookies, or are yours liable to turn out hard, or

pie. ‘ Were else run all over the pan, all

ups, boys and girls. All you have to do is to save the colored library card found in every - barrel, %-borrelbrucl: of Queen City Flour.

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