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NORMAN- WRIGHT LOWTHER,

of Kensington, enlisted in Charlotte- towil; in the etll C. M. R. went to

and raw service at Plocgstreet, Mes- sines., Yprm and the Somme_ He was wounded slightly at Ypres' and severe-

ly ag the Sommc, where he lost his left -eg. He returned to Canada

1 the lgliantf 'Lowther _was pi-in _clpal of Hehblhkton High School and 7~|is_ now' Public ’

Francewith the 5th Siege' Battery,‘

Easter Sunday, 1917. Before leaving

i- KNIGHTHOOD

I MAJOR SIR ANDREW MACPHAIL

........_l.__i.--..- -4-; Kt., Orwell, ` received Knighthocd 1915 was transferred to 11th Selge of

' ' " ' ' -' in recognition of valuable services which he wn.s.second in command,

""_l"_""*""”“-'Y`_‘ rendered in France and _England in, having been promoted to H Cl1l>I8lllCY~

K§¥°9l@*'liY. connection with the organization of He went to 'England in 1915 and in

the Canadian Army Medical Service of which he was Deputy Adjutant Sur- geon General. ,

ERNEST* FREDERICK JARVIS, C.

MJD., Assistant Deputy Minister of M‘llitia and Defence, and Secretary

of:the Militia Council, born in St. Eleanors, P. E. I., son of the late Dr. Henry Fitzgerald Jarvis, had the

anti St. George conferred upon him in

recognition of 'his valuable services in organizing overseas forces. ` ' (fairs

, _

'l`-his decoration is highly

blooded. The Order was instituted' by

World War not_ a few have gained the coveted distinction. Of these the num- ber: oi' Canadians is in more than creditable proport-lon. Among these ure.. the following Prince Edward Is-

tiou. - '

(col. J. s. Jenkins, D. s. o.

Col. W. B. Prowsc, D. S. O. Major D. A. MacKinnon, D. S. 0 _Cfaptain Alexander A. MacPhail, D.

5 _-.0

Ma_1. P. C. Sherren, D. S. 0. John Norton. D. S. 0.. Cardigan.

v_.'m;;,_-ry- op M||_|1-Anv ences his line was constantly cut tlll-eugll

MIBOELLANEOLS '3 f J ____ his ingenuity and resource informs-

'.`l,.|su1'. .ta-Mes osliato Ksl.l.v.

D°M'N'oN EXPREBB MONEY OR' ‘N son of Mr. and Mrs. James rem-_’

__ ._ _ _ __ _ __ _ yqungest

,H-_.~. ;»»-_;[~,-_~-< -- ders are on sale-in five thousand of on

._ t ., K y, No. 18 Kent St. Char- The Military Cross thus so honour-

nc" thmughout Canadaéoos SME” lottetown, was awarded ‘the Military ably won was pinned on his breast by FOR_8Al,E __COLLl'E PUPB _FOUR ' ' ' ' ` ' C . d wears the coveted His Mnjest the King. I “LUAIU Old- H- K-_ Rodd- Hl“'!`"l3t°“ -_ ' ' 6 riTh'lJst§n.a<liAcirtt;:ant Kelly enlisted in Licut. Johnson-_ '_M. C., was pro- . ,- ~ .“73‘5i1M3‘Pd.-. "'°R EX°HAN°E 'N°' ' , 1 this iostll Battalion. D. company, in meter tn tt iznptnincy Merch 15. 1918,

' "’” T""°“"“°'"'°' " my” n tilts tit nnd proceeded wltli tllem to and rsmalntacln _l-‘rsncs nntll .inns

Fotl"sA't.'€-‘-Asour 1oo cases 'or I good repair. Alililv bv letter f°'1’- ` Y

berries. Apply Charlottetown Con |. - -. - . _ = . ._. .

- ,_ ` ' ~‘ . " 0 AN lion and was»thus unable to 50 OW!" L... cn loale in Canada. _

“med “nk Co' ` "SJLISMU boon' Exruimslvfizg I Yddfess, seas with them In September of thel _.__.._______--

'will sv e ' same ear-191.6-lwwsvsr. its pm- l.lsu1- :sneer ol wEsl<a. son

' - F ’ D ~ *' "iw tMcDnn¢sil._1as alnl at-9, _ __ y '

~ 1.- _ ,plxggrfgg-L A 075-8-1M0lpd`_ cqeded overseas* with 'a- draft of of Mi W. A. W-eeks, ChH\‘l0¢i0 F°'u~° -ALEATHER LUNCH B°x‘ sement? °m°°I`B. lea*/ills Hllllfmi- Thi’ t°"'“‘ "“::t;’d Axim' 7'.191l;:: Tlpglygie Qwher can -_have same by lNl¥Il\8_ for ' ` I lio tenaiitllus now been at the -front _I0illIl\K 8 0|' OWSYS 5 ° 1 - adv. andcalling at 65 Elm Avo. _ .». _ WANTED HELP-" over in year, attached to 'B. Com-pany, Johll. N. B. Crossing to England in yt ~ ics-s~aMS_.*v°' ` FEMALE ' wilt ilnttsllnn-~'1-its righting wth-" i‘;<;f°"‘3;' 1914-.“";‘_;°_"";“°_°;_"_;__’;`°:’_;

_ . “ " f _ " ontlls 'ztn ntlttny lnst, in s.r_sitl ni. Q. as l>r°m0 -° 8 ° '

- ~ - 3. _ 0, T ' ' - . .1 WANTED A GAPDBLE w°M?N`:o German trenches. Lieut. .Kelly England. Took part in __p_l~ac_tl__o_al:y

` re' _ ._ .- ll.m..._ _ _ -t -n LOST lN"f'l-IE CITY"A WOOL 'RSM' ' gorlfhzllidftglif;:;:2hti';\:murdm;_ aclicd with exceptional . bravery and lill_ the engagements par c pa e

P'°°_‘.'° .“B"f¥'.`?7l ‘_{°“'-n-5""7°t.:` ` ._ sgnly at tllis_'t»til¢s.»- . 'zoos-sluts.

_- ____ 'loc-8-siisipa

.- - » Valcartier. Unfortunately he was not 1913, when he was transferred to the

sanitary_cal_1s_,__sl1_ltable sise for bltle._ Box 1200. _ 695.8-SM2IDIi.~parH14l1°"Uy Gttwhed so this wma. Roh; _._h. I-Orca He |, at at pre.

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Loaf oN~\~\w|IsNasnAv~tNf~1wts'> . ' ' ,_» H, , 1<#id°r¢=»ea..stutsii».~_-is-_.ritual _-_.‘”""“" '“°7°."'"' “ _ '"""_ “lt °

please

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at Guardian 0I'Ilce. houukoepsm __ __ 5714.31,”

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nimble in nm Fumuhad or anisrntsitsd.

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gallant conduct won 'the Military

Mr." and -l\frs.f"Kelly have

other sons-'at the 'front, Sergt. with the 2nd Heavy Battery; "-Ted” with the “‘Z0th 'l‘or0l\t0

Companions _

*r'r~'H'-'° . __

MA.lon ii.H'.'Wl/.-:uo.~iALb_, c A

1] __ue: Capt, _(now ) `l:onall`Hug`h Mc-

'ior conspicuous

dutvl One uiiwn, tile

Donald. gallantry

or our

oblerwn itelleaiil wrecll. and

end extricated ' the wounded

to safety. He

was

for this

|SlANll’S DISTIWGUISHIEIJ SUNS

c. lvl.. c. H.,

honour of Commander of St. Mlchacl_ ing SCh0olB_ won me Military Cro”

olsrlweuvsnsn sr-:nvlcs canes.” “"‘"‘“_ °““ °

and justly -prized by itil red l»lnstlet1_P. E- Island- » soldiers and won only by the red ----'w

` C. -son of Col. H. _ o nson,

Her. Majesty Queen Victoria in 1886 ' _ _,__ _ and until the 'present war its member-l M' S" ‘md Mk" 'Towson' ot ship was comparatively limited. Out_ . ' __ _ _ _ _h___21 t B __ of the millions of men engaged in the -"bled “F a pnvdl” with t e B B

: ‘ - ' ‘ ' f ll I

landers whose record in the war is “dal “`““°““°e""“m is as 0 ows indicated' by tile honoured dccora- 1

and Jack 5.. master sn. srnt back to England early in 1918

In one of 01', American' muh .wl_iere_,,l1e served _ac Instructor in

'mt out in mn yi,” of th9"Ferce where he won -theDoubl_e _Wings ,bb were shpntns the 'as Pilot and Observerpl-le fs now ln-

under

the-

PTE. .ENEAS MCAULAY. .55th

Battalion, was awardcd the Military Medal "for carrying wounded to shelter under heavy tire from May 20th to May 24th, 1916. This Medal waspresented to his mother, Mrs. Ferdinand McAulay, Cardigan . in January last by His Honour the Lieutenant Governor.

CAPT. J. PARKER HOOPER, M,O., Cha.-rlottetown, enlisted in the 98th Siege Buttery, afterwards No. 2 ln

thc same year crossed to France where llc took part ill many of the engagements in which the Canadians participated. He was once wounded

was awarded the Military Cross

for “conspicuous” bravery in 'recover- ing wounded under fire." He is still in France. -

MAJOR P. C. SHERREN. of the

Roy sl Flying Corps, now Acting Colonel at the Leaside 'Toronto Fly-

Ho dccendeil to within 500 feet of thc, grouild and successfully bombed and blew up it Gelinan train loaded

ith niti nd aft rwarls won

the har for gall-antry. He is a son o f Mr. :ind Mrs. W.D. Sherren, Crapaud.

CAPT. HAMMOND JOHNSON, M.

D J h A. D.

tawa, formerly of Charlottetown, en-

tcry, at'Montrea.l after graduating B. Sc. at "McGill. Receiving his com- mission in"Englalld as Lleuti he went to runes’ iii' lvnarcll isle. Atrilil it he won the Military Cross. 'The oi-

, “Lieut. H. Johnson’ Fltlld Artillery, as Brigade forward observing oillcer, bo went forward with the attacking

infantry and established himself in a post in the front line, ‘from which he sent back most valuable information

'regarding the progress of the attack. During the whole -I8 hours he was on duty. he was under heavy machine gun and shell fire. but although

tion was still got. through to the

I._v Canadians. lil 191'( he _w_on_ the lilllitary Medal and -later had tt bar added. Earlyln 1917 he secured his commission as Lieutenant and was awarded the_Mlll-tary Cross. He was

signalling at the Iraining_depot at Senforth. He is now In France.

S..-

l.|eu'rEN`AN1' HUGH eoNAl.o

STEWART, son of Mr. D.B. Stewart Charlattetown_ enlisted as a signaller. went to France ill February 1915. Won thqrtililslan Order of Bt. George. I-is was recommended for acommla- `slon andlater. joined the' Ro"yal Air

structorin Aviation at Tomato. .

weuliastl 'wlitls _wlunsas or mi.i1°anv_ ma`o‘At.s

rs (‘ B Merris.Bumm'srs1tls

taluoa. its toss part in s samuel- el aagassmsatl. w__as wounded. and for Ills gsliaatrv slid' dsvotlaa to dlitv' was awarded the lfilttary Medal. 1-ls was invsiidsd home and is at prsssnt st his home in Summersids.

_LIEUT. FRED .DONALD, went

overseas with the 2nd Heavy Battery. Was twice recommended for D.C.M. which he received In 1918. I-Ie dil- pldyed great gallantry during the fighting or Sanctuary -Wood. He has since received his commission In the Canadian Siege Artillery and is now serving the 11th Can. Siege Bii.f.tery,.1i‘rance. His* both is in Alma. P. E. Island.

LIEUT. W L JENKINS, son of

Mr. J. F. Jenkins, Alberry Plains, Awarded the italian Bron"s‘e" Modal

from the King of Italy for -bravery on the field; also the Military Medal in recognition of valuable services. He -enlisted with the 98th and is now in No. 2 C. S. B. _When a Sergt. he had the enviable distinction of re- ceiving his commission as a Lieut. on the field. Another son, Private John Russel' of the Railway Construc- tion Corps and a son-In-law, Pte. Irv ing Beaton are serving at the front, the latter in the U. S. Army. ,

QUARTER MASTER SERG.

JAMES J. WILSON, sou of Mr. and Mrs. John Wilson, of Southport, P. E. I., received the Military Medal March, 1917. He has been in the trenches nearly .four years and has escaped without a scratch. Was in all the severe engagements. in the battles of Lens, Ypres, Somme. Vimy, Kemmel. He also received his ser- vice stripe. He is attached to the 26th Battalion.

8GT. WILLIAM DAVID MCLURE,

son of Mr. Cl-lrtney D. McLure, Mur- ray Harbor North. Awarded Military Medal according to official announce- ment its follows: "During the opera- tions on the night of the 8th and 9th ot' July' against four lines of enemy

defences east of Ascension Farm' Sergeant ,William David Mc-Lure, Lord Straithconafs Horse (Royal Can- adians) led a bombing party with great courage and skill clearing out several dug-outs and capturing a num- ber of reserves. Award recommend- ed Military Medal." `Sergt. McLure enlisted wi-th the Royal Canadians during the early days of the war and has followed (he fortunes of that Regiment ever since, being one of the very few original members still at the front. Although at one time completely buried he has not had a scratch to date. A

SERG. MILTON F. MCDONALD,

D. C. M., M1. O. Sixth Battery. Canadian Division, France. He first received the D. C. M. for bravery at the battle of Courcellette. He also received the Military Medal for bravery at -Hill 70. He is a son of Mr.

and Mrs. M. F. MacDonald, Belfast, P. E. island. _ '

ssn`o'r. vsaNoN H. Mctsoo,

son of Mrs. J. D. McLeod, Hillsboro St. Enlisted in Major Powor’s Bat- talion immediately on the outbreak of the war going to England in Nov. and to France in February, 1915. Shortly after going to France he was made Corporal. iln. April 1917 he was awarded the Military Medal and ln June 1917 was again mentioned in I-lalg's despatches for conspicuous bravery. With the exception of short furloughs to Paris and London he has been continuously at the front since he went to France. He has re- ceived his commission as Lieutenant.

'sEno'r. .lalvlss H. anvAN'r_ son- of Mr. and Mrs. John H. Bryant, Enmore, enlisted with the Strath- cona Horse, _awarded the D. C. M. Whs _ wounded on May 29th_ 1917, while doing the duty for which ills decoration was given. A brother, Pte. William E. is serving with the 26th. - SERGT. FRED ANDREWS, son of Mr. and Mrs. John _B. Andrews, East Royalty, enlisted in Charlotte- town'_with the Canadian Rifles, as Private in Febuary, 1915. He was lwlde wounded, once at Ypres and again at Vimy Ridge. At Passchen~ dale he won the, coveted Military Medal [for an act of, exceptional bravery. lie was recommended for "Carrying on after all the officers in his company were killed. repulsitlg a counter attack." Qi his company of 180 only 27 returned from the attack. prisoners who was _standing within 18 inches of him s shell took on the prisoner's head and buried itself in the soft mud, throwing those near him into the air. Serge. Andrews was partially buried but not iniured. ,

BERGT. T. G. LIDWELI., son of

Mr. William Ledwell, Souris. enlisted with ths.98th -Seige Battery as a Gunner. Was awarded the Military Medal and advanced to the rank of Sargt. . 1 _ -

Mr. I. H. Bryant, Enmore. Was

awarded . the Distinguished Cen- duct Medal' for Ooaspicucrtis gailltltry and devotion- to

duty. With a__b_nllst tIl_ro_n_9 his left shoulder Kimi! il

‘on May '3 was again wounded, 11 com-

. _I-las won the Military Medal.

GPL. JAMIU H. lRYANT,» son of'

' 'a

tacked by thirty Germans; taking in twenty-one prisoners, one of whom was an ollicer. Cpl. now Sergeant. Bryant is a_ member of the Lord Strathcona Horse. He was wound- ed in May, 1917, but fully recovered and went back in the line again and has ° been recommended for a com- mission.

coPL. ozone: eanolusn. sen ni Mr. and Mrs George W. Gardln'er, Charlottetown, enlisted August 7th, joining Major Power's Battalion in St. John_ N. VB. After training at V_al- cartier went to France in Nevembel' 1914 and went to France In February 1915. With thc exception of a few weeks furlough he has been con- tinuously at the front and saw all the battles' ln which the Canadians took part. Early 'in 1918 hewon the Mili- tary Medal and later had a. bar added. He has been promoted to Sergeant.

CPL. A. I. BTEVES, left Charlot-

tetown with the 5th Siege Battery, (now the Sth) and was awarded the Military Medal for carrying wounded under shell tire in Armentieres. His

home is in River Glade_ N. B.

CORPL. J. JOSEPH SIMONS, son

of Mrs. John McKay Simons, Cable Head, awarded Mlilitary Medal for bravery in the Ileld, April 1917. En- listed at outbreak of war. Left Char- lottetown for Valcartiel' August 'Z0th, 1914. Crossed to England October, 1914. Crossed to France Feb. 12, 1915. Fought at Langemark and several other battles of that years. In June 1916`was wounded and after two weeks in hospital returned to duty. On June 5th, 1916, he was again wounded, this time severely in the arm. and was sent to England. In March 1917 he again crossed over to France’ fought at Vimy Ridge and on

pound fracture of the loft leg. After remaining in a Hospital in England till Dec. 31st, 1917. he sailed for

Canada arriving home January 14th’ 1918.

CORP. GORDON CAIRN8, 8 Mach-

ine Gun Co., B. E. F., France was wounded in November 1917, losing his right arm and is now in England.

LCE. CORPL. OTTO ALBERT DUN- NINO, son of Mr. and Mrs. David Dun- ning, Granville, enl;'s1led with tihe Fort Garry Horse, B. Squadron, awarded Military Medal “for bravery under fire which charged a,party of whom 22 were taken prisoners.

BDR. HAROLD I. LESLIE, of the

8th Siege Battery. C. G. A., is s son of Mr. Geo. A. Leslie, Charnwood, P. E. Island. Following is a copy of the official statement made by Gen- eral Jones when presenting the Mili- tary Medal. “Awarded to Harold 1. Leslie, C. G. A., for bravery at Armen-tiers on July 17-th, 1917, after the gun crew had either been killed

or wounded, dressed and carried to a place of safety three of the crew, making three journeys under heavy shell flre. He displayed marked courage under most trying conditions. Bdr. Leslie was severely gassed on July 31st, 1917, at Armentiers and had to remain four months in Hos- pitals in England.

some. cl.Al1s:'NcE n. w.Hl1'lr_,

enllsteilj in_C_ha_rlottetown with the 98th, (now No. 2) “Siege Battery under Major Provise, won the Military Medal in Dec. 1917. He was recom- incnded_on three dilfei-ent occasion. sen nf lvlrs. Allicita vvllnts, 172| Prince St._ City; » ‘ ,

EDR. M_. O. ITEWART. 2nd Siege

Battery. awarded the Military Medal for gallautry in action. He is still in Franco ~wlth. the 2nd Siege Battery.` His home is In' Southport, P. E. f.

` EDR. ARTHUR WILUIAM8. son. of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Williams, 76; Elm Avenue, Charlottetown enlisted with tits stil osilsdisn s1sgs_ssttsry.l was me-ilractl'tlls Military lvlsilsl rol- devotlou"to duty under extremely dlf-_ ils_ult_ conditions. Of eight who were, with him in s dugout four were killed

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ed the Military _Medal for. csrrvtnl despatches under heavy shell tire in_

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bravery. A brother _S_ergt`. Frank Koughan is serving in France with the 6th Field Batt. U, S. A. _ _

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Battery won the Distinguished Cpu duct lvleasl. Bar. »McNev1n, ls the son

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Granvllle St. and woa liisdistinction for conspicuous bravery on.o_bs0l'V__§_ tion duty at Vimy Ridge. Be_f_ore_gq‘-_ __

ing to France Bdr. McNevin was 'Q' machinist in the P. E. 1. R.“worki_

GUN. ALEXANDER BOY M_CK_A___Y,_ _

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98th Siege Battery (now N_o. 2.)' Canadian Artillery won -the--Military.

Medal for laying lfnes'und`or‘llDBf'V'.IY»-.f¢~~ tliigf

shell fire in Sept. 1916.H'ls parents are : Mr. and Mrs. Wm. J. McKay’ land, R. R. Conway ‘_ : *- _ _

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GUNNER F. B. CONRAD,_.2nd

Can. 'Siege Battery, awarded Military

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GUNNER H. H. SlM,P_SON.__2|!d__,___

Siege Battery, awarded the_Milita1jy, .___

Medal for gallantry in the field. _He is still in France with his Battery '

His home is in Bay View, P. E. l. ' g., _

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GUNNER EVERETT MCEACHERN 5th Siege Battery, C. E. F., son of

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keepfng up communication under heavy shell fire. I-le has not been wounded and is still on active service.

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Captain James S. Walker. and _his

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er' wus awarded the D. S. 0. Hn was killed in action June. 13, _1916.

PRIVATE J. LEON WORTHV,’ _ I_s__‘

another Charlottetown boy_ who has __ won the Military Medal. He is -the son of Mr. and Mrs. Lemuel Worthy, of this city. He left here with the Ilth Mounted Rifles in 1915. Previous .-

to that he held a position with 'the Bank of Nova Scotia, in Charlotte- ` town. 'Private Worthy won his medal " for runing the gaunlet in cliprsg QQ an ammunition wagon drawn _by,,tw_o,_,_ horses across n shell-swept ex_panse__,_ under a heavy barrage of 8-inch shells I-Ie had orders torelleve the brigade _ but on reaching the lines orders were cancelled. At present Private Wlorthy' is in a hospital in England suffering from the effects of gas_race_ived time of making this heroic___exp_1olt_,___ __

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Leann, lzard Battalion C. if.

Andovcr. Hants, England. Was awa°rt_I-'_ ed the Military Medal. Went over

with the 105th Battalion new with the Can. Forestry Corps. -He is a son of_ Mr. and Mrs. P. w. Lest-ti, __All_»§i- __

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PTE. H. RODGERSON, 5th Inf.

B. E. F. France, son' of Mrs. Allan Rodgerson, Klnkors, won tits Military Medal on ssptelnliel- '_ 26th at Courcclettc. `

_ PTE. H.s. coMP1'oN,'o1 tile' `ilittll"‘j"_ Ilntiulion, son of the late John Comp- ‘ ton, Bangor, enlisted in Regina. Was awarded the D.C.bI. for conspicuous hiiilvery on the 8th of October, 1917." Following is the emnini stlniidllcei' " ment: "The enemy exploded _s_om'd"_" mines and Compton 'was liurled unde'l"_f " tis debris. using ting out =n`s"'tt"’ once volunteered to go forward as ' at lnemlter si tils`sobluing‘biii~ty, anti assisted in bombing' tné"silleiiil;-~"titiih" the crater in which thle‘_P'we_i-e ddmllt _“ ing. He also assisted iiiider h "ty" shell and machine gun 1\'r'e, Iii"ihl\;i“"` out four men buried by an sxplep thus ‘helping In _saving _their _`liQ‘w.”" 'rllmtftiil tile action ills eoa'rsi°i‘ resource and devotion to dtity word’ ‘ most marked. ~ " _ '

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