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eI.`1;"§ :Ei‘i1;' To I=z"ea.‘d

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;-_ Y gi \ _ ~ ~;. ,._\_ _*pr ,M __ it _M __ _ _ * '_ -_i ` ‘hiv ~v_ , _ ,,..2I‘i?,¥..»’~¥ii§£t!'i&y.:j cHARLo'I"rE'rovvN, PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND, CANADA, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 1905. _ {,,y,g§pgg,1;m5°m,,

.S_,,_ JOHN, Sept. W.-(Bpeulai)~Afterre

|,,~0 hearings the counsel engaged-in the`MI\in, from mantaining sheer booms on

the Canadian side of St.Joh_n River where

Stiollnliivcr obstmctlon case have agreed ,D ,inte n I-aaa which will be presented for it jinigerncnt in the' Supreme Court next lo

.l|Inuar.Y- :ri This is an application made by Attor-

ney (;,.,,@m1 Pugsiey for»-an injunction* the .Ashburton Treaty. '

IIIIIII Iliiiitii

Hitiililiii

Ask that the _Senate be Abol-

‘ 8

Other Reforms Called

for -

- the two enterprising firms of Messnl

--- ~Roper and Easton Brol., by their

G

l'ono_\"ro, Sept.20-(Special)-The'l‘redes il/Gly. _

and Labor Congress today passed many I resolutions.

'i`lIe only ones of uny_,importance favor- I

ed an elective Senate if -that body cannot E1\Si~0l\ Bl'0B~ ‘

be abolished; another declared for the 1

I ’. l

Iihoiilion of property qualification, for 'I

municipal oflleers and n. more equitable ‘ valuation of vacant lands.

CHANQEPA ME TO. *B

Il.\I_II~'Ax, N. B., (Sept. lil.-Timt the

ciiange in the time .of the visit of the Aged bull, 2nd., Roper Bros.

Yourllng bull, 2nd., Roper Bros.

Bull calf, Iith., Roper Bros.

II-In made in a measure to salt the con- Bull calf, under six months. lst-li/over venieuco of President Roosevelt and of Bros.

llull and three of his get, Diploma,

foilowiiii., paragraph, ,taxon from the, Roper Bros-

Londnn Pest of Se t. Sth, which has just. I, Aired Cow, lst., Roper Bros.

Three year old Cow, 2nd., Roper Bros. Two year old holfer. ith., Roper Bros.

llritish fleet. to New York was modohy the adniiralty authorities in London and

Prince Batte,niIurg,,is apparent from the ~

been received in Hzlifam. The Post says : "Ii is announced that the visituf Prince I Louis of Battenburg to Washington has been postponed. His Highness will get

there Nov lst when President Roosevelt ROPE! BPO"-

Is in residence .at the White House."

- 2nd, Roper Bros.

Aged .hord, 2nd, Roper Bros. _ _ Breeders young herd, 2nd, Roper Bros. Diploma on aged cow, Roper Bros. The Guardian has not heard of

WEATl‘lE,R TODAY.

,."/' ` ` I

TonoN1'o, Sept. 21.-(Special.)-Moder-I th

ate [to fresh southwesterly to westerly; ‘“"‘" nn" L"“°'3 °l'““p' but

_ _ _ _;<hI\ \\|nd.~, fine and It little higher temper, mnhlgs. The following are uw prlzes

won by Roper Bros`. pigs: I Aged sow lst. Ycnrlingsow lst. Sow under six months, lst. Export bacon hog.

» av

ai u re. ' I

DICE-I EEEE HEI -

` If it is a top coat you want, here it is,

Fall if

Foot S

WCM’

2 _ ...II 4

A great shoe for men, The “Slater” price $3.5o.I Every". “with Oak Tanuedi§ofles that resistl

water; "The populsri shoe of canada, big;

variety of lasts and? widen. ' I’

I I iocleaf. I

T 'i

H _Averw

A

__ , _ _ ¢,,,

ishgd of Made EiBCt|V8"" Islanders at Halifax this year, has fully

Bros.

strainl ng the St. John Lumbar C0. of

is the boundary and stopping drives of gsintended for mills lower down the ver. 1

The case involves the interpretation of

ISIINII SIIIEK ii

N. S. EXIIIHIIIIIII

The Island stock breeders will be glad hear that tho stock exhibited by

ustained tho reputation it has earned nformer years, in competition with the ther provinces.

The following is a list of prizes won by

uernsey and Ayrshire herds, respect-

AYRSHIRES.

Bull, 2 yrs. old, 2nd Easton Bros. Bull calf under 1 yr., find ami Zlrd

Bull calf six months old, 3rd, Easton l'D8.

Cow, 4 yrs. old, fith. Easton Bros. Cow, li yrs. old, lst Easton Bros.

Heifor, 2 yrs. old, 2nd Easton Bros. l{eifer, 1 yr. old, Ist and 2nd Easton

Heller ov'er six months, 2nd Easton V99- I

Aged herd, Brd, Easton Bros.

Breeders herd. 2nd Easton Bros.

' GUERNSEYS.

Yearling heifer, 2nd., Roper Bros. lleifer Calf under I year, lst, and iird,

lleifer Calf under six months, lstl and

e prizes won by Messrs Bos-

s no doubt they have their share of

_.M

e latest ont, $l0.00. -Jas. Paton & Co.-'

. , 2lrl iii.

pen

th

_ and helpful social service in which many

to trashing from the presence of the Lord

2 cases choice Duiwli

lhyacinths, tulips, narcis-

sus, crocus, lily and* freesia. These : bl1ii>S were all selected by our late Mr. Haszard and are

the very finest obtainable]

we at low pricesl

d assisted hy Min. McLean of West ‘Ri:xr. Aftir dlnililk, Rev. David Prieo lid in P1119 gp, y ._iesso\l. Mana kwa lad= mM sw werdsty the lender, All _ °'\»_ yu.-lobe carried out according tothe' IAM

ha

bulbs, ,containing named lie'

many good things were said in a most‘ _.F-“tical way;nnd lessons helpful for thef

. 20th. century Saints were drawn from the.

su

most attontivi.

me sad incised av mmm from th#

churches and the conduct of the general

, business.

».sp¢udby~a`p|xu|r`-iatelbnzl. This was

at 1.30. He will boilunched at the exhib tl our s or yoftcrtl o‘clock h W

vaudeville and horse races.,

track today drew the lar t d si

Lady Patton second money, Kremelia third mon d Ki b h

` Brest performance, and Warren, we take ' ofl`our hats to you

in three straight heats. The summaries I Four horses' faced the sterter in the

first heat of thu 2.30 trot-Jack Wilkes, Montrose Jr., Little Ben and Israel Boy, in the above order. Little Ben went away in the lead and maintained itto the finish. He out-classed his field and won easily. Israel Boy second, Jack Wilkes third, and Montrose Jr. fourth. Time 2.29. - The second heat brought the some four ogether for the word. Little Ben- went to the front and finished an easylwlnner, with Israel Boy second, Montrose, Jr., third, and -luck \Vilkes distanced. Timo, 2.20).

The third heat was a repetition of the

other two so fur as Little Ben was con- cerned. He led from wire to wire. Mont- rose, -Tr., changed positions with Israel Boy. Time. 2.27 l-2. I ‘

Summary 2.311 trot: '

Little Behpllarder Israel Boy, Carroll Montrose, Jr., Steel

Jack Wiles

Time-2,30, 2.202, 2.275.

Summary 2.25 trol. and pace :

Etta Mac, Raymond

Lady Patton, Warren

Kremelln, Boutiilor

KiugsburouglI, Rockfield.

Daisy Wilkes, Cox.

Violet R. Roxie D.

VaVlemore, Holmes. '

Little Mac, Ritchie. Karavu, Musgrave.

Time-2.21 1-4, 2.2112,

22 1-li.

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2.

BAPTIST CONFERENCE.

at

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ad lrei

in

for liis worship will be blessed.In the set- tlement of the Rev. J. E. Tiner as -pastor

God, who will do good service for the ureh and" the village of Tryon, amen

The conference opened with a strong*

At 7.30 p. m., pastor White preached a' pful and practical sermon on the ‘Saints in Caesars l-louuhold"-in which!

eject to which the congregation west

Tuesday at 10 a. m., Conference again'

Haul-ax, N S. Sept.-The attendance

at the provincial exhibition today _ _ I M381- The Prince of nnmmbom Mlm: Quaasc, Sept. 20 (Special) 1hcCan_s time maintaining the ppcfexentlul tari our additional ships will be here on Wed- dm" “'“““f“°I‘“""`s ham “ "°"°i' “’”I°h towards uw Motlllir Luunuy md we BH* ‘WIW “¢I“°\`"°°"- He WUI be Dl'°5¢Di-'fd today and discussed the turifl’ committee‘s "sh Column'

i, ’

with an address at the city hall at noon; ‘ Business in Canada should not be made

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_ _'

f

f ""7` ` \ ‘”'w~“ -~ ~ nunq- -- - .

or _ lnI,i-tint II, can an “T I

JQIIN RIVER’ III_IxIIaIIIu’ I MANU ACT REITS."

By 3 Company Operaiing on |_a,g,, C,,,,,,dS ,,,,|,,, 5,_,,|b,_I"ia*Secret Session Discuss their Tariff Commit- Eur Canadian ,Side of §oundary River-In- "0" IIHCHSTUWIHY BBS) I' te`e’s Report-Bouniy System Conden`1ntd°»` School -Two Teeth 'Knocked Oiif and now voives interpretation of the Notorious Rm? °f 'he Seri” butlliilreferenez for Britain Ailowedif t

_ . _ - E .- ii` = 5 1,.. _.__.I,,_ -~

- Ashburton Treaty. _ e__XemS ‘ Coupled with increased Protection. _ '

I report

' i d l i h i

ongmunds l h M _ n any way opens ent onltie aogng

e The report strongly urged that the pre

"1 mke B sem on the gmndstand for th” _ ` commercial conditions in the United

sent bounty system it‘s not a proper subs- smug,

The horse races of the exhibition ifiidliie f°l‘Il IYTONEUCIVB ll0liC.V- - The Association also resolved that the

ges crow nee The reportladvocated such un increased federal Govemment be requested to sp-

the °p°"I"i¢ M th” hir' The B""“l “mild measure of protection us will thoroughl i t

il’ Sarxvl

RATE out I

_ ~.

BEA "_-MER

Having Whipped His Child at Saekviiie High

he ltiatter will be \lcn;ti|ate,

_ - I,--' _ I J- J'/uf.

»

Magistrate Cahill.

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..

11” .» QI

`»_

_ Before V

r.1.r:, Sept. 20-(Speelal)~A re come to the school and talk the matter

girettablo incident occurred on the street over. her” i'°d|1.Y~ - Instead of this Baisloy turned on Jonas,

Principal Jonas of the High School had strode him aeverul times, knocking out

whipped a child named Bulslcy and today two teeth and very severely pounding him Leonard Ilaisley, the father, met Jonas on thc face and body. -on the street on his way to school. The school was dismissed and Jonas

lie asked wily the child had been made information against Baisley before

whipped ami Jonas nested him in lilngistrate Cahill.

was crowded to its capacity and the 'YI pun B Cmlnlllsslon to mvesugnte B

Fpoemwm overnowed into the pmidockm develope Canadian industries at the sa`1ne_ national plan for technical education. and the :vast gathering were treated to I " I '_E `

some of the best races of the series. The * entries wen the 2.35 trot sud the 2.30 net.; = I- I ` Iln the former, Etta Mao took first moncy,~ ` ‘ _

e days K0 b¥~ Th°“° Wh” hav” wmched Se t. 20 ar: Swallow Reid Pugwssh; S. e church expect good rooultorfmm this gt Alert' Cnmphm: I,|cm;J_ T W

slide occurred this morning on the north bank of the Mainland river here where thecontractors for the work en t,l1o.[lueiph and Goderioh railway 'have a ings steam shovel. at work. Seven . dump cars were thrown oilths track and 'S rolled tothe riyerbed below s distan¢°` °|¢\,qu¢.|;f.y1sst,snd the rear and of the shuvcf was smashed. Two msn were ,on the shovel at the time but saved j thsmselvssbyiomplnl- .

I ey, an ng oroug fourth ` money. The fastest heat was 2.17§, credit- ` ~

V ed to Lady Patton. Lady Patton's miie in I ~ , thc third heat, 2.17i on a heavy track, is a_

' .___ 1'. I I

_ Lime Bee or syhIIey,wonuIe 2.30 not Over Golf Championship- Glgcg Bay is Going Ahead Ra-

Miss Tiiomson and Miss pidly Says Hon{“F. `L`. Mclinulty Compete Haszard Who has lust

I Today Returned

M0N'i‘HEA¥».5¢DU- 20--(5ll€i¥iili»)-Tliero In conversation with The Guardian

was great excitement in the second round H011- 1? 51- Hl\14li1l"<l'. K- Wil; \`°i»\ll;\°‘i

. _ severe nys ago rom ` neo ay,w ere

ol the Go" Championships many and he had been ou a visit to his sou, Dr. Fred oven more interest will be exhibited in Hnsmrddpeuks very muhly of the mul* the semi-finals tomorrow when Miss dm] prog,-ess b(,|,,g nm,-|,, by tim; pm.

Thomson of*-St. John, former Canadian gressive town. In Glace llay proipeg time Champlain, meets Miss McAnuity, the t“;‘:v':f°ill"!“in'll';';lr’lf:'t‘?":;°"I§:)s*; mvgnzwtis present "l"“i'pI°n' Eastern Canada. The sidewalks In U0dl¥'S |‘0\"\d ifhe Willniifl were MISS mainly of concrete and the blthoiithip Young, Miha ‘Gr`een', ` Montreal ; lilisa streets give a permanency which is often Thomson, St.Johu, and Miss MoAnulty, “°° ‘mind in "’“°l‘ dd" 'md I“"3'°i'

VI t ~I » mwns' ‘

cm “' Up-to-date sewerage and water

a profitable and helpful exercise. nm gmng excellent, ,,,,¢_|,,f,,,,¢|,,n_

Mrs. Webster Bouitor then read u most Dr Hnsmrd has recantly targeted a new

excellent paper on the I_rharacterand work dwemm! |n Bm Gln” Buy ,hunt nv, ‘lf Chrm I” the '°d°f”pi'I°“ ‘lf ""3 “'°"IdI miles distant and intends removing there

and His call to us to help llim in this in n “hom umm glorious work. A noticeable feature of Cape Brtiton is

Miss Bell (lakes gnvo a reading entitled the new ww" of the most “dvmmed “mx “Come over und help us." This was well _hut with hardly ercsidcnt-r,hut isbeing l`°"ii'°fl- Mi" GI‘*‘iY" G'"“bI° “"3 ” built near Morien by English capitallsi.s.It “Wee” l\“‘i ”l3'P1`°P\`I“I'° 5°l° "Wm i5h°\'° is Boughton and the mine owners whoare be *WY SWY9 I" my CFUWU-" its founders look forward to tho opening MTB- G"mbl° "°P°"“°d the “'°‘"I‘ °t ofa new mine shortly and the consequent

Tryon Society, which showed an increase Udo of |mm|“mbi,,,, gpm, Wm, "ood gh” in thc fI;v;ds vverlust veal'-1 ,B h section with Inlmhltante.

Mrs. cLcan rc orte rom ons aw

5...... " nenoveo Mlivs IIE/mr.

Rev.G.R. \Vhlie then gavean address on ---

the “Place and Influence of Women," NEW Yom( Sam* l8_A P,,||,\dc|,,},|n

wht" ‘misled ° "mst i“"e'°3"|“g and pw despatch to the Herald says that the re-

. . M" I” 8°" ce* ~ movsl of n nIuu's heart from his body I

'{iIi;Iii?ii‘r'1lsSLe3i;‘\."til'i2ri§iIiI;ii“i;ihiw?I’li2§: At' nm evunlng “nice I Rev DMM and its replacement after a bullet lmd ‘c marked changes of late in connection ITN” mmuhed an nuccpwme E°"”°“‘ been extracted from the region adjacent with the Baptist cause at Tryon-the old lhls wnlm wus f°"°ITed by 8" earnest’ to It has been accompiislwii IW UW Dil!- church has given Diaoe to a modern and and helpml an" meet rg' f HIGIIIDB Bi? ¢ll°lG¢m1\\llII»0Wn. PhIlld¢llJNI\ ' most eommodious structure. It house well Many "wk DMI' and S X permns 'sae or i\°9l1lU\|» lm needs 0! cms, peopm All prayer and expressed the desire to* ecouae

‘:smdm‘;°" 1 ml( I I h Christians. Thc eofereuce then adjourned, |

VI. ege nTnLh“t;‘:_e;'h:n;.:g::£]‘g0g to meet st Summerside In December.-, _ .-.__

ve one o ~

tho erection of this 'beautiful house Con

` S'r. PE'l'mzsIIunrI, Sept. lH.-The remove

TR-AIIE AND SHIPPING »"‘;‘f;'.‘2Z‘I.‘i.‘t§‘;;“i."“ii.°;‘.‘2ii.“.;".‘;"§t’l...’.T.;

A | D0 Y ll il

e TFYUII lKf0Pl°`|1¥'0 L0 IK* 00DlZl"\if“il\¢°‘i~ to American trade here. The agents of ‘

Bro. Tinur is a good, true, faithful man

of oh

_’ whom they will value more and more as’

- - ' th

th ne orc

__ American houses have wired" directions

PORT UF CHARLOTTETOWN. f for the shipment of engines, pumps and

_ `other machinery ad soon as the order

' ""“"' rescindlng the duties takes effect.

' ' ' ST. Pl-:'rl-zlwnulul, Scpt.8,-Tile emper-

cnmvbm’ Swine" _ or has Onderad n state of siege to lbe pro-

---Q--_ claimed in the town and district of Biel-

ostok owing to the disturbances them.

, _

ok pert. It was tnily s scsaon of re- ' i

""'- Popular prices-The best io bc seen for

such money. Boys' suits $2.50 at §1aito;\‘s.

ii .

Rbsebank him

Sltuste on the south aide of lfliisboro

‘ Rive; o pojife the city, one rn ie from 'Chariotiuefov/V11, :outa ning x8_o scremao ` 'sered glehred and in ehigh ellie of cul - ‘ v||¢fee,'|Ierms liberal. For further parti-

Gonnmcn, September I8.-A big lend-

At 3 p.m theLsdies Aid Society conduct- a service led by Mrs- Oakes of T n.;

r. Galottanlehapter 0 was read for

teresting Bible reading was conduct-

ia glowing how the work of mlesioll

hindi of the Bible, which was lat/eh

szarl it liars.

_ T0 0UiT BENCH. "

works systems have been installed and'

Gasoiin

calvin aiire, ber crew, tl Keown, Capt. Sol Jacobs, of Gloucester, raced for this port on Friday.

icing filled large quan some soy about 751.0 lilil gallons, wus uc- ~ cidcritally poured outside the galvanized f

eceptacic, going into part of the amp was

burst into flames, and with liszlitningliko rapidity spread withlll the callin, licking

and enveloping the walls.

locks would catch and explode thc crew rushed for the craft,

sen and fou striving to

R E AR, schooner

w polo; 1;! dvdsgif “lg l1*;;l;|°- f 'il`:;°"‘f Sept. 80 aid: Hazel Dell. Murray. Siiinffyt _ *--

""’“ 7 “ lm °"a sp ‘m ’ I” Swallow l'ield,I’ugwash' S. S. Aleri

ing in the .conversion of some of the:

young people.

9‘cioek. The schooner was midway he- twccn the thu desert latter place. Ilalrl and dangerous work was performed by all up to that lime, but thc roof rencath th and explosion to the more timorous of the party, who lied dismayed ai. Inst.

hard work craft raced close to the monitor Arkansas, whose men. in response to a hail from the burn- ing craft, sung out-“Anchor at once ; we will semi

ped immcd stern. and men from fighting th

Ap¢._6. _lW._i-'-2. WWI f-fidlln' _ work the flames were gotten under con-

' _ tml and ship and mcn were safe.

"4-~*" I I ' _ ~ - l - ' The McKeown‘e cabin was_pr\ctieally '

t. I -ltl ported that destroyed and all the crew's effects aft

Jo?;w;i€°i3z oftha §“;.emQ ow", F | were bunied. That the schooner is above f..‘“...I. I.I._»-silrét 'semi '“"““" ” =II""*°'“"""" “'° °° "‘° ““"""°"°"~

‘gnu vu Rm~“|m 'uhh Wm 5, “l;::'"::i»°%i“ U‘° Tiki" f,::"“|'?:f1‘x:°““[L“l‘;i|‘a1“l°' and bravery of the handful who brought

REPUEIQTCANS

I AND” iDEIvIocgATs

Both Tried to Get Contributions from New York Life--- liudge Parker D,eni¢sIPérsonai Knowledge oi this

and Declares President McCall's 'Statement

‘ ‘ Absolutely False'

im-

New Yonx, Sept. 20.-(Special)-At the the agents of the Democratic candidates

insurance inquiry today the principal ex- I begging contributions. eitement was caused by the statement He charged Judge Parker himsclfwith

made by President Mc-Cali of the Newlaknowledgo that ills party had received York Life that the soliciting of funds at 'contributions from corporations.

the Presidential election In 1904 was not Judge Parker, when this was reported confined to the Republican party, but tohim declared McCnll`s statement to be that witnessc's steps had been dogged by _ absolutely fsigo_

IIIPT. HIIIIEI

'suI'III;uII's uinil want; wmi IIIIIIS II si. IIIIIII

-R.

_

The Result of Second Mar- riage Celebrated by IChiI- dren and Grand Children

e ignited, and Most of

Crew Deserted Craft, Af- ter Fighting in Vain.

}"no\'lNou'rowN, Sept. lii.~\V|Lh hor

and abandoned hy `ncl.\rly all Io mackerel soincr Veda Me-

S'r. Jonx. Sept. 20. -( Special.)--I Charles

Bolyea und wlfo of Carleton will tomor- row celebrate their golden wedding.

The remarkable feature of this is that

this is Mr. Beiyeofs second wife. They have no children but are eur-

rounded by children and grauvl children of Mr. lielyea by ills first wife.

The fire was due to gasoline. A day or wougo while the sehocner's tank was

with gasoline at Gloucester a tity of tho iufiamnmble liquid,

ICHICAGO MARKETS.

Umoseo, September -20 (Special -

Sept. Com, 45g llco. Cora 445

" Wheat 84§ “ “Weak Haig " Pork Il2l.l2§ “ Pork $l»i.B7§

School Maps.

Steinberger. Hendry sr

Co’s Howard Vincent Map of the British Empire, size 71x63- net price .- - ~ - - $6-00

Copp Clerk Co’s. new

I Map of the Dominion

of Canada, size 96x60, $6.00

Gage’s Maps of the Do-

minion, I-Iemispheres, North America, sto., -each .. .. . ..$4.00

MacKiniay‘s Map of the Maritime Prov ncee, $5.00

Map Drawing Books,

Prsng’s Drawing Books.

churn at co. Lu., Charlottetown,

some of this spilled liquid the run at thebotiom and stern vessel. Last night. when the lit tho interior of the calvin

Fearing that the great tank belt-I\`

the seine boat and abandoned leaving only Capt. Jacobs, his

rotilers to iight tliolllre, while reuch l’ro\*incctown.

broke out at dark, and the

reached this harbor about ll

The ilro

Glu-not and Wood End, and

Ion of the crew occurred off the

and headway of thu flames ulr feet portcnded only defeat

About ll o'clock, after some hours of

the grnvcst danger to life, the

past Long Point, and passed

men to help you i"

The McKeown's anchor chain was drop-

Iatoiy, close to the Monitors soon three bonis laden with the Arkansas were alongside e iirc. After n haif~hour'e hard

to ~ _ , " ~

.» _ . I -I .H hs M nun; N _ 12;" soma] |.|,,“”,,_ Cy, V lm her to port at great risk, end the equally

rg- HL Witter lgfslasxtgrgsilflrf: l§f2\.¥£§;huzI brave and efficient labor of the men of the emit increase fn nlarfm. _ s-in we.sst and w tg Char ttstmm Arkansas.

Booksellers and Stationers.

U 12. Q- _ :QP -Q _

gpigigjpyn of 3ooo is iiiiaranteeid for Igo5

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