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For investors ol Small and 0iiil _Amounts 0
____  It is a well known fact that investors ot small amoun
much prefer' owning a iiumberof shares ofa securitfofcg. 
small par value than one share of $100_par value. This
8»°.0_Ql\l1l§B._lS0_& 19-'ES 91501115. for the popularity of thashares cf
th” Tllllllflafl Elwtrlc Q0-. Maritime Teleg-_aph `& Telephone
C0mparH' and the Acadia Sugar Refining ., with investors
of anna amounts. ‘
We offer. irilots to suit purchaeers,,a block gf.Ana.¢1iu,
__l _ Sugar Refining Co. Preferred Stock, par valug £1. or $4.80
' - 2%. at ii. price to yield tl p. c. ' _ _
Trinidad Electric Co, Stock, par value. £l._ or $4 80, at a _
pricetoyield7pc._ '- " '-  
_,- Maritime Telegraph dr, Telephone Co. Preferred Stack..
% _ l paryalue §l0.00,_ at a price to yie cl 5.77 p. c.
\ I I ' K I ` `»
fll. McCllRllY & C0. »
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Members Montreal *dick Exchange.
' uecafay coaiai'..g-iiiiiiix, N. s.
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tion in Regina the ‘Queen Cit' oft st. I is s_i_` ate?" _
__.; _west-of.:ne__in.Le minion <1°iarl_P..iikfad‘llet-Btiliidagacddia * _
` G. T. P. million dollar hotel- " This quarte'r~-'section' has al-
-:i~. .ready-. been' subdivided, and as soon ae’the:l’¢m’a.iiiing' shares:
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Real Estate versus.-.Black Foxes-
-The Black Fox Industry has proven to e an exception-
ally good investment, but well; selected Realkgistate is better
because safer. A$i9_ooo fox may die or escape, but Real
Estate in a city which is increasing it n tion at the rate
of 14`,ooo per year. and which has a n programme of
$12,000,000. this year cannot deprec Lcd ` uq _ '
Nearly all great fortunes have had their basis in Real
Estate. '1`his has been true in fall countriep ‘it is no especi-
ally true of Canada. We buy at'rock-bottomlpi'icd§,'-gd make
a specialty of syndicating large properties. You-‘can get into
one of our Syndicates at 75 p c. less than you can purchase a
portion of the same, or' a similiar property from the-ordinary
lot vendor, and then we stay by you and make the resale, so
that you know where you are getting off again.-i~ ~ ‘~»~ . - . .
- vWe now have a Syndicateuiu the processfoi formation
that already has in it many of the best financial men in both
New Brunswick and 2. E51. The property is _a quarter sec-
are sold we shall begin retailing the lots at double our price to
the Syndicate, The _Syndicate who purchased the adjoining
property madc$2oo,ooo for the shareholders: “"""'~"'"°° ' ' '
_Cut out the _attached coapon,~and¢.eaailidtd».ua.today. ~.
. '  ` lnveetme`|'it'l\t6§ef`c‘  -li it '-'J l
73 Dock Street and Market S dare.
Box No. 322_  ___ __  
Birs: ` ._  " , 
Without committing myself in any way” lklbdire to know more __
about your land propositions.
~ Name. . . . . .   .... ..~..
1720-9-25MtE Address 
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Reasons wl1_y the  
Ford; 'Car~..is_ Best.
fdlhle easy pleasurable riding in.-iiol?*’posslble. ‘ ' N it
' _ grain whigh .the-hardest i_isagfé‘_‘;tlace_s -upo_n_thei_n_ and _
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Number 3--Sprimgs
Good upholstering is only' h[(part_of/the easy-riding
ualities of a car, If the springs arg n_0t ati-ougand f1_e_§-
In the Ford Model T_ car tléef plate a_nd' re ar' springs
re semi-elliptical t-transverse __I\si§__l1_»§1\'*_f_hd.° °f special
ord heat treated Vanadium ste: . hey will resist any
ive the eosiest possible riding qu lift es to the Ford car._
hey» are the strongest and mot .’ _ Fxlbk SPUUSF in
ny motor car on the continent.  “___ _
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lmee   Sifwafi  .Litdf 1
  .-ii' i. 1... r.E=‘*liiIlii§ilf;',“  - `
1°" _m~'i~.‘~n'_v 1 = 
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Bath.
wldhdfiut tranafori r
trans ar. -
PEI DAY
yaaia:
inz uiiish I# 5% ~P=f-onion aight .im noise. Mania.
i -, »_ _ -.»_______..f.4-_.»-f_.
   we
  . - ry.  _-i _._»._1~_  ,,1.',,,___ " ‘ __ 
_them=
with
throne of
music hall
for which
he is willing pay.
 Itgainh owing to many estate own-
erh- beliig tluaotbus oh account' ' of
garthgxizakeii, Lloyd's do quite a. com-
 ‘btrsiness in insuring, against
aufiigb caused by violent.. ehoc s‘. In
North Walee__ian.=~ cstateuvaa .insured
thiB` i'\i6l&.'for £100,000. ,f _ .- _ _
_Paderawaki insures his right _'arm
for £2,000 and Kubelik his for a
much larger sum, whilst singers in-
_eure their voices:
Authors take out policies in respect
of the success oi their books, play-
\vrights` in respect of their plays,
composers their sings, and artists
the acceptance of their pictures by
Salon or Academy.
There is Practically no limit to the
immigration of Lloyd'a. Not many
months ago an iindertaker in London
even enquired what price they would
relieve him: of any liability for
shocks caused to private individuals
by his collins being taken to the
wrong house at night.
REMOVING ` STAIN B.
_.Coffee and 'friiit stains can' be re-
moving by stretching the part. tight-
ly over the bowl and pouring scald-
ing hot Water through the spot.
Cocoa or chocolate spots mtuet be
washed in cold water. 1
Some spots are removed by wetting
the place and rubbing with an un-
lighted niatch. Wash at one in cold
or hot water.
Iron rust can be removed by wet-
ting the spot with lemon luice and
holding over a hot iron. Wash with
soup and hot water afterwards.
POPCORN FOR BREAKFAST.
Popcorn for breakfast 'is Uncle
Snm’s latest ndvicc to assist those
who desire some relief from the high
cost of living. Department-of Agri-
ckltzure corn investigation specialists
declare popcorn is superior, when
properly prepared for the_t8l>lG. 110
many of the breakfast foods now on
thr market..
runnin wnuii
0 wivii_icl_i|N
-.». ..
Freed From Bearing Down
i Pair\s‘,»Bl.cl¢achef Arid ‘Pain
 in Side lay l,.yi_d_ia_I:`..- Zink-
. __ ham-a Compania .i _
l 0 ` Wi  __ _ -*__
é'___'_I‘oi'd`nto§)‘|¥t£f»-_~ it  [wrote
_ youi' _edviceag w om ietg run
..,. ,,._,,_ “dd\x'i”;F`li`£ hiring
  down sensation-in the
f_` ‘  lower part of bow-
-    els, bsakaehawwd
13'*  /-ill" aln in the side. I
,'.l|"~ I . P | _
» 3 J aiee».,§g;§d may
 r  from' gas. ”‘?Jtook
,M ‘if _Lydia E. Pinkhamfa
f f_ Vegctnbleqompound
 and am novziéntirely
 free from pain' `in
i back and bowels and
am stronger in every
way, I recommend Lydia E Pinkham's
Compound highly to all expectant moth-
ers."---Mrs. E. WANDBY, 92 Logan Ave-
nue, Toronto, Ontario.
" ‘Consider Well '1‘hls Advice.
No woman suffering from any form of
»femiile troubles should loss hope until
she has given Lydia E. 1‘inkham’s Veg-`
atahlo Compound a fair trial. _
This famous remedy, the medicinal in-
gredients of which are derived from na-
tive roots and herbs, has for nearly forty
yearn proved to be a most valuable tonic
and invigorator of the female organism.
Women residing in almost every city
and town in the United States bear
willing testimony to the wonderful
virtue of Lydia E. Pinkham’a Vegetable
Compound. . _ _
If you have the slightest doubt
that .ydla E. Pinkhain‘s Vegeta-
ble Compnuml will h<;vl[p you, write
t`o Lydia E.'Pin‘kliam _ eillclrie Co.
(co nfidentlal) Lynn, Mass., for ad-
vice. Your letter will be opened,
'read and answered by a woman,
and held fu strict confidence. -
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Porto _Rico Railways
7'-p.     
Preferred Stock
1 ..
4-I
1; .

Net earnings of the Com-
pany for eight months show
an 'increase over _last year of
_z8 p._ c. After paying Bond
Iiiterest_»for__year_ i912 the' divi-
dend on” than Preferred ‘ Stock
their  standing was earned
rix_'t_im¢_Q_.°v_¢w»'_andj oa_,pr¢scnt
|tock_outbti_ti1din'°g, three tlni'es
over.  1 '
Price on application
ll0YAl. -SECURITIES
curious. _,country lanli. Wa ersbare
:Dover-i'”` .Kent has just
0ABTLlii!1(_]F
mi i<i¢'iv¢r`o“¢a 'iiy a
, 0 Y '_ _.Y re. *is
fr¢_:izi__-_._t_lie' 'second »’ Earl of
h I' rd N rt
._ _. E
'edge ot! a. 'versatile underst.
‘tit-tad for 'every ‘ sort - of- busin
infinite »wit and plensuntry, 
_delightful temper-,Saud oi a
most disinterested
The' Barony of North has
‘b li t'd fr th h
female' nc; an went 'on 'the
f` th inth' Lori! ‘ N 'rth
_(Bonita, the banker), to her
Colonel-\t!hQ".`i:U¥lf0.i
eldest son is also knovvia-.xé
North, ftor .ii`¢`n,§"&\0 '
and in order to distinguish
hip father-.~ -~As,;d»'leir‘prli..`ru1.c.
u es ma_ _use ____ __
of' their father until they aucc
ony of Guilford, if his soo -iv
make use thereof. there would
Lords Guilford in the same
One would imagine that it_w`o
better for him't`o be mistaken
father than for adlstarit "lil
especially in view of the fact
the anomalies of the English
age. V .
steeplechases, in the some way
late Lord Roesrnore: The fou
the late Lord'Rossinore. The
ward North, a famous lawyer,
the- second Lord North his eo
to France, and thctreiisiirer
fourth Lord North was Lord
Justice of England and Lord
Guilford, was advanced to nn
ver rich and nsurulc Wald
of Shrcwsbury‘s eldest son an
the place when it was burned
to garret.
TEXAS FAIR HAS
flags flying, handisplnying a
eighth annual State Fair of
was formally opened to the
today. The opening exercises
place in the auditorium where
were' speeches by 'Governor C
cxliibits, especially live stock
farm products ever seen here,
been installed and the race
ones. _ _ -'
HOW TO’PREPARE f'
____-
mzirrow in such a wey that it
the vegetable we will soy it is
lcty of squash resembling
large cucumber. . -
salt and slightly with pepper.
er _well with flour and salt in
ot lord or drlpplngs. Cook
slowly after our nrstfturniiig:
a smooth brown sauce i
was cooked.
Q -*ll
BEQURHHEB-.I atv
`ere, Members Montreal Stu
lottetown, P. E. I.
Brown Machine 0o£,‘ Conti.. 50
Brandram-Henderson, Com.. 80
East. Can. Bev. & Loan.....140
Eastern Trust Oompany._....146
Halifax Fire Insurance... ..;
Mar. Tel. ls Tel., Pfd... ...108
Mar. Tel. & Tel., Coin...  Bl
N. B. Underwear, Com...  45
St.anileld'a, Ltd., Prei........10$
't‘rini<iaa_n_ioct'rlc...  ...  1|
' BONDS.
`narium».Nai1 s pa...  ...ion
N. S. Steel & Coal, Firsts,
N. c. ami a _coats pai.
.Dobenture Stock... '...  tl
Mar. Tal. Q 'l'el.,e p.c.......107
8tanlleld’a, Ltd., tl p.c........10B
North
Bank
w o, ae io o h. was that
Ministgr' of George III.. to'
reactionary policy the British
pire is indebted for the lose of
American cdloniea which are
' is d th U it
re. .“ .°“;..:'..:'" ‘“ - 1 c '  - -
cpa ome o' is tesmsn, f ' ‘ '
. B . . -H .....§’. ~ 3 _ _   _ Royal $ecur1_t1e_s
k l- _ ' ~‘
.._,‘:.'i;"- ».   _ _ _ __  Corporation Limited
_ Metropole Building, llollie St. -_
.w om ur_e wro ez e was
of admirable 'parts' of' encral
t 1 ~E 1
ii" r"°”“ ‘ir 
9
young Lord North has no reali
to style himself Lord North. This is
_whnt may bc described as one of
er of the North family was Sir
household. The younger son of
great display oi' enthusiasm on
n.i_Lr.As. Texas, obt. 18.-with
ll
part of tltl~‘la!i2§M'uc'vd.§ahe twenty-
ol
quite as' acceptable as ogg
which costs considerably more__
those who are notiiitiiluninliliilt Jliiith
ck
change, 164 Richmond Stn, Char-
Nova Scotia: Undei*wear.......9l ‘
sainasiaa, Lai., o_om..._  'zs___
Eastern Oar...    ...mag
Porto Rico Rail., 5 p.e.....18t\
Trinidad Electric. 5 p.e....... ll
'THE N0. Q Pill'-_Y
kl
whose
m-
those
now
compr e_ ‘in e n' ed States In
f 'iwldhreh' P lr ~
e prin
g.
965. of
I
mind
since
owing
Lord Guilford, whose
ld Par
E_ _
O ` H.
__ een n, enn e om _e once:
to' the fact‘trhht ‘it ist heritage in the
ii '.-1 'ri th ' ' f - .
0 .. ,, _  0 ,,,,,d°'§he " ~ ' _-'i_'-"'\ ~ STEAMSIIIP SAILINGS -t
_-'third Earl of Guilford to»li'ie¢~daugh- , ._ 1.-. 
*ef 'W -Sues”-f:°i‘¥ts.Llisirass.N_..TQm `
son
t
d.
,_
., . .., bil'
“ll
, ti
V ` ul
by
oyle,
that' _sor_;___heiiei_§ now known qs he
pre ri pa, '_ ev' _ we
Bite: '2hc“pr"aetdtq§iq<;:f i@_r s
ord
enience
from
Belo
and
.` Us
ed to
the family honors.-~»But»fas <tba Earl
,of Gnil_tord’s_ second tit-1c.is the Bar-
f
cpe to
be two
amily_
d be
forliia
i\’d‘rnnn,
"that
right
peer-
. The inte Earl of Guilford was kill-
rd ‘ while riding in the Windsor
as the
nder of
found-
ual
who
was Lord Chief Justice of England
in the reign of "Blomly” Maryj
and
was
. ' , n
the ambassador of Queen Elidabcth
of bei'
the
Chief
High
Chancellor of the reign of Charles
II., and his grandson, the third l_.ui°d
Earl-
dom_ inheriting fat the came time the
Barony of North from his cousin.
The present Lord Guilford is
not
crsharc
Y .
Park is let to strangers. Recently it
has been least-,il to the
tl
Earl
heir,
Lord Ingestre. But Lord Guildford
ford seems to* have been' occupyiiig
dow ii,
and to have taken n vcry active part.
inf... _vvaitis tlw niet is ~t_ra»_sas¢'=
wf¢l§'{gv'~lrich' dt' féérowidilp-\ 'fiforn
'SUCCFISSFUL OPENING.
nd
the
Texas
public
took
there
quitt
and others. The fair will continue
two weeks. The biggest collection of
and
has
meet
promises to' surpass all previous
'rua ivianaow.
It is possible ~to‘ prepare vegetable
will be
plant
For
.\ .
a var-
a. very
.Slice and pare, season well with
Cov-
plenty
rather
Make
lk ' and
.
‘lt v_!.”ii
_some of the fat in whfc'h‘t}de marrow
l
* ` 'uamrllia Pnovmon l
(C,uot:ationa_ 'furnished by F. B. ‘Me-
_Ourdy at Oo., Stock and Bond Brok-
Ex-
t »».""a»x ma
40
MQ
185
144
. i 99
94
89
98
65
70
100
07
' 6 per cent...  .=. ...  an
104
100
} 100
89
150
201
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257
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LA ‘- '.!5l.h
Nov lst
_ C" “ Rtw
ii`~ " f5lh
_ Lnrzestr'nn...i_lan
liners in commission.
" . RATES:
According to steamer and
_ _ accomodation
' First (.`lau\\_..  9250
_= Onefilaea cabin i1il.'5'i_of>§p{.lg ‘
 _ Second Clpsu........ 53.7-
\ ‘ "1lilr_d'U|ass....3i.26aniI82.50'
_» Ask theniearest liailwaypr V.
- Steamship Agent for part e
I ulars.
DUMINIDH
_.___t.__-
;2s;_
=?cI’=z_-“ 1
m,;C i 1
»~»">'a&J.
@2234:
zeffd'-?
.-. *Q Q
5s
3.
3°
Furness Wiihy Q»Co, Ltd.
STEQMSIIIP Ll-NERS
Frorri London Steamer From Hallfix
---- Almeriana October 'ith
dept. _2§th Shenandoah October llith
Oct. ith Rappahannock October 28th
Oct._ ltth Kanawha Nov, 6th
From' Liverpool' From Halifax
sept. 25th' Durango October lflth
Oct- 18th Tabasco Nov ith _
Oct. 22nd __ Digby _ October nth
Fiqm Halifax To Liverpool Direct
Sachem October 17th
The above steamorn have a limited ac-
commodation for saloon passengers, and
Freight Agents for the
Allan Line siesmainp co. at Halifax.
FURNEISB WIl.‘HY & Co., LTD
-_& titled" has it _
Ol-IARLOTTIQITOWN TO BOSTON
Portland and return....................1400
(Jommencins September 20th and con
.lllnutng uw] ctober17tli. lneluiilve- Ex-
ctir inn ti ets*w|ll be sold atabove rates
**°“ °.'~ .f“a:1a"°.‘a°. '%":.:.'-.at
g§§:5§;_. "::.'.“.ls:...‘l'..“-ffl. -.a°1._°:.r_-
r .* . ' ~ . ‘1 ‘
truer tickets, literature and information
t i l ti k t t B a
8K2i’i..a°ii.‘}°T. af.. .‘i..il§‘i¥iJ.'. ‘“ '°
A' Commending 'on Gctober
24th, the S. S. A. W. Perry
will leave. Charlottetown for
Boston via Hawksbury and
Halifax Fridays at nocn.
Tuesdays at noon.
For all information apply to
JAMES CARRAGHER,
3 0 at a very' attractive price-_
 _ _
1stMortga_ge_. _  
5
p. c.
Bonds
llalilax
Toronto Quebec Manfred
Ottawa
London. Eng.
_ r -I 1 :mf
You Can
other hand you
guide you aright
New Glasgow.
B. Rogers-Special
Invest
Easily and Safely
By Mail With Us
Our organization covers every
field of investment activity, and
our facilities are such as to make
our service to mail cider clients
as pleasant, prompt and profitable
as if they were to personally visit
any of our otlices. .
You can start the machinery of
our mail investment bureau oper-
ating in your direction by merely
asking for a copy of our October
“Investment Offerings."
N o obligation whatever to pur-
chase is thus entailed, but on the
will receive
valuable suggestions that will
when you are
ready to invest. Let us demon-
strate our etliciency to serve you.
J~EMH-_tetitteila "-
Members Montreal Stock Exchange
Halifax, St. John. Montreal,
Fredericton.
Representative
|65 Richmond Street,CIiarlottetown
Montreal to Liverpool
Royal Mall Service
(lei-slcan.........._..._.. use Oct
Ylrztnlen. _.___-._ ._ ‘uea Nov. 4
l‘unl|ian__.. .......... ‘ues Nov. tt
Victorian  Tues. Nov 18
ne
ui
Montreal to Glasgow
(:l|am__plau........_....... Thur (let. 2|
Bean navian .._...... Hat. Nov.l
Hesnerlan __.- .... _Thurs Nov. I
Pretorian...._._.._.. Bat. Nov I5
Montreal-llavre-London
Ionian ...'.................Bun()c@.23
Pomeranian  ......Bun.Nov. it
Hco_tian:................._Hun_ Nnv.9
Corinthian  Nov it
14 z ii i .
radii viifidi ii i'z'y.°" °"
‘ Ol’
25
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§=
O5
' ii. e A. ALLAN
2 si. ‘hier Sow. ltnmml
 1
INTER' oL_aN|~%
 n||.wa_v
_ _ __
_ 1 The Intercolonial Rail-
way, always attentive to
the wants oi its patrons,
_ placed an office in the
centre of Charlottetown
STEAMSIIIP SAILINGS
where tickets c a u he
bought to any point ln
Canada or the United
F- § ` 1
Thursday, -
sand. May, »
5th. June,
19th. “
_ 3rd.-July
18th. “
3ist. “
14th, August,
_ 28th. “
nth.` September
25th. “ f
-9th. October
23rd. “ '
Carvell
6th. November, r3th.
‘qiiniic sinimsair `_.
 co.. tin.
_ _ _ Service for season of |9l5
WHHLTLR   S. S. i"`Casca|iedi‘a”
Thursday,
29th. May
rzth. June
26th. “
roth.
24th.
7th.
21st,
J uly
4th,
18th.
2nd. Oct.'
16th.
goth. "
Bros
August
Sept.
Nov.
_ it fB»=-we   §‘l}If.‘I.F.l§..li“3.’?§'.‘iZl‘l..’i“" P°‘°“'
‘ States. This is the only
office in C'harlottetown's
business section where
through tickets from any point
in P. E. Island to any other
. point on the continent can be
` purchased. 'Mast people pat-
. ronize it for the service and
convenience,
. 1 __ _ _ _. _ |
"F `14s_e`nt w. K. Ros°‘i‘a.“€iitv-’  From Montreal From Ch’town - D0 You g i
_ W. 'K.Ro ers
i City Ticket Alger _
Charlottetown Steam
Navigation Co., Ltd
ufiommencinz Monday the Sth ol Hal
e
STEAHER NORTIUMBERLAND
leaves Charlottetown for Plctou N. B.
at £l.I0u’clocir a.. m., laevinz Picton on
return about 4.80 p. m. Connections made
atPlctou for iili points in Nova Scotia
STEAMER EHPRESS
leaves Bummeralde for Point du Ohana
N. B. about I0 o’clock a. m.. leaving Point
du dhene on return about 4.30 p. gn..
connecting with express trains or
Ohm-lcttetown and Tlzntsh. Ccnnectlopa
maria at 1’uintduGhena forall point! n
Canada and the United States.
G. W. WAKEFORD
Hanajer
'l Q!
Agents. Halifax. iN. S. ' s.b, 
Furness
au. rin-: war air wan-:ii com., sm;
Eastem S. S. Corporation 5,11., fm.. H,uf,,,, eve
morning at seven o’clock, and
INTERNATIONAL LINE due to arrive at Charlo
AU IUMN EXCURSIONS Wednesday evening-
Canso, Arichat, Port H
ami... ...a ..o....___...._,._._._.____....._a Summerside and Charlottetown.
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8.80 a. m.
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2.80 p. in.
8.00 p. m.
5 m
Returning will leave Boston '°° P' ' SUNDAY
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LXCURSIONS T0
BOSTON
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Tickets an sale Daily Sept. 20 to
` Oct. I8.
Good for Thirty days from l)et.o ol Issue
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