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$3.50 for 2.19. This is beyond a doubt
is but a limited quantity aniearly call
is advisable. All sizes from 32 to 42.
' ---ilouse Dresses $2.10 for $l.69--
This line we have decided to clear out at
torn' rrow of $I.O9.As there are only
no dr." s the lot a speedy clearance will be
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THREE IIVIIITORS KILLED IIT
STIIRT OF FRENCH CONTEST
Two Burned to Death and U  the cnrtli withip n mile of the start
Dnshed Against Tree-Others
Badly Injured-_Fifty Started
From Paris Yesterday
For $914,000 Prizes
l'.\lil.\`, .luno lli-Fifty aeroplanists
took \.\iii<,: 4-:irly today from the av-
iation field at Viiiceiiiies on the first
sl'nifi» of tin- lfuropean circuit race,
nliirli <':ill.~: for a flight to Loudon
:ind ri-turn which stops at various
pliii-i»_~ going and returning. 'l`wo of
the :i\|;iioi'_4 :ilniosl iiiiiiiedi:itf*ly af-
ii»r tin- .~'tiii't niet with tragic deaths.
tim- was killed later, and at li-_iist
our iiiore was seriously injured.
'l`lll‘l lil‘lAD. ‘
t‘_-iptain i’rinri-tau, wliose motor ex-
piinii-il in inidair, floodiiig him with
ifiis/»l|iii» :ind burning hini to death.
.\i. i.i-miirtiii, who dashed against ii
tive, fin- motor of his aeroplane
|'i'ii.»'liiiii,' his head.
.ll l.i-nilroii, iiuriird to deiitli near
l`h;iti':iu 'l`hi|-ry. ileiiziiie in tht* reser-
\oii- i-xplodi-d and the iiniriiini- was
i-oiisiifm-fl.
'l`lll-I lN~ll'lil']l)
M. tiauln-it, a foriiiei' lieiitemiiit in
liiv liriny, who was entered in the
i-ivilmn r.-ii~i- under the name “Dal-
_iu-i-." lie was found lying sensclesi-I
ii»-nr his inaeninc in ii wheat field
tour iiiilvs from Villnrs l`<>tci'etN. Hi!!
lIl||ll`lt'H fill' L!l`El\'€.
iii, |i|l|<-, whose aei'opl:ine struck
|n,i wil' i"i-}l<Il. 'l`l-lil]
l‘l'.\‘t‘H UF (_`UltNS?
I.-i-no-ii up, with twenty-five cents
ini) yourself about ten dollars’ vorth
of fool. comfort which you‘ll get in
:i liottii- of l’utnuiii’s (‘oi'n and Wnrt
|1Jxi_i':ii-toix its soothing, healing
briiins paiiiliissly rure niiy corn or
uni-1, in twenty-four hours. ‘{ou`ll
io- more than satisfied by l‘utnam‘s
i'::inii-ss (torn und _Wlirt Extractor.
 'liv it.
and was wrecked. Bille was injured
but not seriously.
Three otber birdmen fell, M. Lor-
idan near (_‘h.nrleviile; Oscar Morison,
close to tlagny, and M. Morin at
t‘lieveron, \vithiii tweiity-two miles of
Liege, which is the end of the first
stage of the rnce, None of these was
liiidly lnirt, though all of them were
badly shaken up.
$94,000 IN PRIZES.
(lf the fifty aviators who started
and twelve officers assigned to the
contest for military duty. Hung up
for the competitors are prizes a-
linounting to $94,000.
Dawn at Vinceness saw many hun-
dreds of thousands of people, vurioll-V
ly estimated at from 500,000 to’ 1,
000,000, massed around the, military
exercise field to witness the start of
the race. Six thousand soldiers and
4,000 police, most of them mounted,
_ie gun fired at 5.45 o‘clock signalled
‘the commencenient of the preliminar-
ies_ The Abbe Larebourg was just
finishing the mass which by order of
the Archbishop of Paris he was cele-
brating at an improvised altar in
one of the aeroplane hangers ,for
some of ‘ the aviators who desired
spiritual preparation for the perils
of the day. M. Leniartin, who within
the hour was dying, was among‘th0S€
who was kneeling for blessing and
consolation.
The second gun sounhed at 6_O'C‘
lock and Maurice Tabuteag. Pierre
Vedrine and M. Brithiat, who already
were in position, whirled away with-
in a minute of each other amid a vol-
ume of cheering. The aviators start-
ed from three parallelograins lI‘0n1
one to three minutes apart. Telard,
Kimmerling, Andre Beaumont, Gllgllf-.
Henri Molln, Roland Garros. Vldaff-
find Henry Pynalon, Norin and Prev-
ot were ofl within twenty minutes,
.ina men Jenn Bieiovncci. Amerisw
Pascal, Duval, Bubba. COUYW, mfes'
pei, Loridiin, Contenes. Ch_H\`l“» Ma'
bouret, :Ie Lasscne. De N\SS°le» 51’
lnrd, Charles T. WGYYUHII. Bafmi G11'
ibe|~t_ Vatentin, Marquis De Romance.
Lnndron, Morrison, Bille. Lu Mnrtmi
Vepreptn Euhling, Delger and last Of
up Emile Train, whose machine re-
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FIREWORKS
 Abig stock of Sky Rockets, Roman Cm]-ea
 il n non Crackers, Clinese Crackers, Src, &C.
I l7~L/-\GS,FI.AGS,FLAGS, ,
lion Flag-1 and Streamers.
M ` Chinese Lante ns Japanese Lanterns.
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the race thirty-eight were civiliunslt
strove to keep the field clear. A sing-I
‘ ceniiy iiiiii-ii Minister of war Beri-
eaux and injured Premier Monis, fol-
lowed. Among those in the otlicinl
granilstnnd were Premier Monis'_ son,
Antouo, who also was injured when
M. Berteaux was killed. General
Francis Goiran. minister of war, who
succeeded M. Lierteaux; M. Dclcasse
and M. Lepine, prefect of Paris.
FIRST CASUALTY.
The wind was rising at the start
of the contest and Lemnrtin, who
was one of the most experienced in
France, rocked about a good deal, as
his machine cleared the ground and
swept across the field. His aeroplane
had reached the woods a quarter
mile beyond thc barriers when it was
observed to pitch swiftly downward
and into the trees. Lemnrtin was‘
using a biplane, which was broken
badly as it fell nt the. foot of an oak.
ree. A corner of the motor struck
the avintor’s head, crushing his skull,
and his right. lcg also was fractured
in two places. `
The aviator was barely alive when
he was taken away by a red cross
surgeon whose stations surrounded
the field. The crowds removed their
hats solemnly as the wounded avia-
tor was carried past or as word pas-
sed among the people that he was
dead. Lemartin was olive when he
reached the hospital, but expired a
few minutes afterwards. Something
was wrong with Lemartin's steering
gear.
Ten of the competitors, Telnrd,
Gaget,. Duval, Contcnet, Charliex,
LaBoiiret, Gilbert, Romance, Landron
and Euhling, although they started
officially, never got beyond the limits
of the manoeiivring field. Either on
account of the gusty wind or be-
cause their machines developed eccen-
tricities, they all gave up the con-
test.
The troops nnd police had much
,trouble in keeping the crowds from
storming the enclosure. Mounted
troops slowly forced the people back
and not less than 200 persons were
trampled by the horses of _the caval-
ry and by the feet of the mob when
they lost their footing.
BURNED T0 DEATH IN THE AIR.
General Goiran, the new- 'minister
of war, had selected today for com-
preliensive scouting ninnoeuvres' by
the army aeroplanists_ Twelve of
them were detailed to work out cer-
tain problems iii reconnoisance. One
set forth from (lhalons, four from St.
Cyr, and seuen from Issy Les Moul-
tineaux. Among the latter was Capt.
Princeton. He had scarcely got well
nto the air when one of the planes
of his machine caught fire. Capt.
Princetau., it was seen by his fellow
officers, was struggling to undo a
strap that was holding him firmly in
his seat so as to be free to jump ns
he glided toward the earth, Before he
could loosen the belt, however, the
motor of his machine exploded and
flaming benzine gushed over him. He
did not utter a cry, and when the
wreckage fell to the ground the cap-
tnin was dead, His body was fear-
fully burned. Captain Princetiiu pro-
bably had been asphyxiated by the
first burst of the benzine flame.
The newest styles and nobbl est.
patterns in nnckwnar. _lust rn-
cnlved bv express. Novelty stuff
fnr summer, that you will like at
Bruce's 6-2 ldrtf.
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Parlor Clock
Give the bride nfgift that is or-
namental and use ul as well ns
decidedly pleasing-and what iii
better than a pretty. accurate. pnr-
lor clocx ‘I
We have a full line of reliable
time meters here-clocks that,
work well and not better-some I
you‘d be proud to possess. We can |i
ialp you sg-Iect tinat. wedding pre- ,
so-.nt--cnll in.
W. N. Tanton
jeweler, Sunnyside.
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Church, Sourls
genial hostess; the secret-
Mrs
which Mrs
Mrs. (Rev.) A. B. Mclleod,
Dear Mrs. McLeod:- _
and loving friend. »
for
endeavor.
which binds ou to us ofliciall shall
ed so long shall soon diverge, ‘and
its bright and happy associations
cease, becoming a memory sanctified
by christian love and duty, and the
would lift our eyes above and comin-
end you to His tender care, feeling
exemplified in you the truth and
glieanty referred to in the words! "fl‘1s
the heart that magnifies this life.
Making a truth and beauty of its
own."
In renicnibrance; as n slight token
nf. our esteem and love;_of our liea_rt-
felt, sincere wishes for every blessing
for you and your esteemed husband-
trusting that he may soon be restor-
ed to health and strength- and of
our deep regret at your departure, I
beg, on beluilf of this Society. YU
present this small token.
MILS. A. C, FOX.
Helping Hand Society,
SE(lY_
St. .lnniesj Presbyterian (‘liurch,
:-‘louris, P. l<}.`Islnnd, _
June 15th, 1911.
()Ii.l)l~lN IN WINNIl’E(l
B ADVOCATES REI~‘()»l`tl\’lS
WINNIPEG, June 20.-R-_ L_ Bor-
den opened his western canipnlgll
here last night. _ V _ _
lieferring to the unfair discrimina-
tion of the government_in the bound-
aries of the three Dl'n1l_‘le l9l`0V\“Ce5'
He also said that the Liberal conser-
vative party, under Sir Charles Tup-
per, embodied Hudson Bay linilway
in its policy. Had they_ been returned
to power in 1890 the line w0\1l<1 HOV*
be in operation. He also adV0Ci1l1ed
since control ami oiierution OHIGQ
minal elevators, and pliicinié Clif",
meat industry on an eiicoiiriiillllh
basis.
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(/UNI* mi~i'rN(sir_ ilioinn vnsriciiiiixv
ST. JOHN, June _20-The Method-
ist (loiiferciice continued ¥¢‘f‘f€"‘l“Y
and coniderable business was tranB~
dhtiiiiincial reports were Sl1h_l“ltU3d» '“
the morning a second draft of the
station list was lJl'€Senf~9‘l Wlth 3 few
changes and a resolution on the Nfl
Teinere decree wus P05950 “`t_the ‘IMT
ternoon ‘ session. The €V@l\_‘“K Wfhl
taken up with moral and social rc-
forni work. ,
Beware of Ointment lorCntarrh
that Contain Mffcury
as mercury will surely destroy the sense
ol smell and collilllelel-Y de_"“"Ee "T
whon.. ny-Stem when entering it thvioiigm
the mucous surface. Buch u.rtic|es_s :puns
never be used except On P|'95¢|'|P U
from renufnble physicians, as the damuite
they wil|_doiu tan fold to tlhe goof! 
can possibly derive from téemtsv FR J
Cntarrh fluye. |\'\B|lUll\¢l“"¢’ t ~. ‘nd
Cheney & (10,. Taledq. O.. C0" i1\““.
mercury and in taken internally. actin!
directly upon the blood and m_ucous slur-
faces of the system. In huv\ll¥ H1! 9
Uatnrrh Cure be su re you get the ¥€n\lll\9~
It is taken interniilly and made in 'l`_olP<lu
Ohio( by F, ,|_ cheney & (lo. Testimon-
ials ree. _ .
- D .1 ¢ ' t _ Price 'Ific per b~t_tle
lliilliie l-iliillhilgliiliiiiirly Pills for coiisttipn-
tion
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f.._.i__.._..;?
“siiieiii iiraiiii” e
is the best line of
pipes ever sold in Can-
ada for 35c. There are
e i g h t e.e n different
shapes, and each pipe
is guaranteed. If not
satisfactory it will be
replaced by a new one.
We bought the quan-
tity in order to get the
Hand _of St.
of Mrs. Ferguson
evening. After ia de-
programme was ren-
Ray For uson- recent-
Saciville Ladies'
and a choice collation was
A. (T. Cox, in behalf of thei
“Good for leather-
Standa the Weather”
Shines in a moment
the retiring Pre-
the follow-
a beauti-
grateful apprecia-
In the Province of God you are a-
bout to take your departure from
our midst. In that departure we feel
keenly a double sense of loss as the
dearly beloved and efliciant President
of our Society- and loss as a true
You have ever been foremost in the
advancement of the ideas amd ideals
w.hich our Society stands, and
much of the success accomplished has
been due to your untiring zeal and
Looking back over the years now
past and gone, realizing that the tie
Y Y
soon be severed, realiziing that the
sweet and blessed path of _friendship
upon which we together have travell-
friigrnnce of true friendship, we
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and lasts for u. week. G I
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CURONATION GROUPS
_ AT THE EDEN MUSEE.
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Une of the .most elaborate wax
groups ever made, has just been
placed on exhibition at the Eden
Musee of New York City. A large
portion of the Entrance Hall has been
arranged to represent that portion
of the interior of Westminster Abbey.
where the coronation ceremony will
take place. King George and ijucen
Mary are standing before the cnurch
dignitaries. just about to be crJ.vn-
ed_ Around them are the Beadles,
Lords, Dukes, Archbishops, Kings
and Queens of other nations. A pro-
minent figure in this group is John
Hays Hammond, who was appointed
by President Taft, official represen-
tative of the United States. The cos-
tumes ofthe king and queen are
wonderfully rich and are accurately
portrayed after the costumes that
are to he actually worn at the coro-
nution. 'l‘lie costumes worn hy the
various European reprcseiitatives
have been reproduced from t.he origi-
nal nnd customary costumes, with
the greatest care. The entire group
represents ii mass of beautifully
blended colors, and the exquisite vel-
vet and lace gowns will be of special
interest to women visitors. The Mu-
see has made arrangeineiits' for the
taking of inany moving pictures of
the coronation, and these will be
exhibited at the Musee, as soon as
received. ln no other amusement
place will it be possible to secure so
complete u View of the coronation
scenes, the grand march of royalty
and distinguished reprcsentativcs,as
at the Musee. Many interesting mov-
ing pictures havc been received and
are shown hourly afternoon and
evening in thc Winter Garden, with
a complete change of pictures each
liour_ Aftci'noon and evening con-
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ly interesting place.
certs will have choice programs, ami
the Musee will continue ii woiiilerful-
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NEW YORK, June 18- -J. 1'-ilile
dispntch received todaiy by 1lie l\liii~
coni sompany from l_onilon s»t.\te>‘
that the Imperial eoiifc-i»i:\irv noni' ir
session there, has uilop.*.:~il :i reszlzz-
tion for an imperial plan of wir<'l».s_<
telegraph stations. l’rci~.s lisirilcizea-
time hereto-fore stated that l’reniie
Ward, of New Zcaluiul, had pi-oyosrt’
a chain of state-o\\'iieil wirolels i~u.ii-
ions throughout the enipiri- and ili'-
governnient. aiitliorities~ vi,ul'ii'.n-fl
plans already on foot for linkini' the
widely separated British posucss»-"iis=
by wireless.
DE(li.ARA'l‘I()N UF [f()NI)()N_
LONDON, June 20-A score of pro-
minent Britisli ndmiriils niet. yester-
day under the presidency of Admiral
Charles Beresford and unanimously
condemned the Declaration of Lon-
don, the Intei‘natioiiul iigreeinent gov-
ering the prizes of Naval warfare, nd-
opted at a Coiifcreiice of the Chief
Naval powers two years ago, ami
now up for ratification.
FALLING HAIR
Stop it in Two Weeks, Asli at
Geo. E Hughes About Parisian
Sage
Hair falls out because thc dnndrutf
gernis dig into the linii' roots and
sap them of their vitality. 'l‘licy np-
proprizite the natural nourislinient
tiint supplies life und luster to the
hair.
To stop falling hair you must kill
the germs. I-’nrisian binge is guaran-
teed by Geo. IC. Hughes to kill dan-
druii germs, banish dandruil, stop
falllllkr llnir and itching scalp or mon-
ey hack. If your hair is thinning out
P:ii'isinn Sage will promote n new
KI‘0Wth. (`lever women use it be-
pnuse it makes the hair brilliant and
l..iige bottle 50 einfs
 
expect yon.
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p You For
the _Coronation Parade
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‘ i\ isit our store and pick your wants
elebrafiou. The store
~. islfull of suggestions in correct dress-
, our stock is complete and of extra high
I§I§ quality. Everything in dress you could,
possibly require except shoes, can be had 
here, and thc showing is so attractive that
selecting is :1 pleasure. Call in-\ve’ll ,
iiispcrfinil of our p:inaiua~i. _'J'
'l`licy`i‘i~ the Iii-si we have crei' slioivii. 
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l.(1Nl)<>N, June `Iti-llli-iiibers of the
iidviiiice gluird of the Aiiu-ririin invit-
sion |iro\'okf-d by the inipciidiiig cor-I
onation of King George V.--the sc-c~|
tion encainpiin-iit in the region of t.lic
liritisli Miisciiiii--ui'c relating quaint,
stories nbout ccrtliin parties of their
coiiiiti'y\\'oiiieii who liuvc followed the
lure of the pageant across umircns-
toiued seas and ilesceiided upon lion-
don without a notion of what Lon-
don was like. Two lone women, one
of these stories declares, nirived at'
Victoria station by boat train, lcfti
their baggage in thc parcel room,
and took an oinnibn_- for Hydr-l‘ai-k
tforner. Tlicy cxpl:iinud afterivard
that Hyde Park l‘orner was theonlv
definite locality in London they could
reniember by name. 'l‘liey seeniod to,
have read about it somewhere.
To Hyde Park (‘oi‘iicr, accordingly
the omnibus conveyed tliem. llis-
mounting close to the Duke of Wel-
lington's Apslcy House and not ii
stoni-'s throw from iluckingliani l’n-
lace gardeiis, they asked the iieiirngt
policeman to dircrt tlieni to cheap
and rcspecf,al>lc lodgings in the nciglr
horliood_ ’i`lie man in blue feared
they had come t_o the wrong part of
town for what they sought and con-
siderntely directed them to the Brit-
ish illlisciiiii district.. They took an-
other onuiibiis, which dopositcfl them
in the region of liloomsbury indicat-
ed, mid consulted the first policeinnnl
they saw there. This policeman di-
rected them to lodgings. which, it
appears. met nil reqinreiiients_
An Englishnuin, who heard the
story remarks that the two women
could hardly have done better if they
had come to London with an ordered
and reasoned plnn. They did not even i
ivnstc ii penny 'bus fnrc by driving
first to Hyde l’iirk (`orner, which
was on the way to Bloomsbury, mid
the policeman served all the purposes
of A guide hook. ‘
"I was walking along in thc I-lay-
ninrket the other day," said this
same American wonuin, "When I
found my way blocked by the passage,
of two 'solemn young men in inorningl
cunts and silk huts, c:irry‘ing very;
carefully between them two big, shab-
by-lookini: tin boxes, on each of
which was printed in big white letters ‘
‘ills (lracc the Duke of Poi'tlund_’ A
LONDON VISITORS USE INOENUITY
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smart bi'oiigli:iiii and pair, with two
wooden grilled rrrutfiros in livery,
w:i.~: wait.iii_i: at the curb, The other
two men put the boxes inside and
got in lifter them. You’v¢ no itll-.i
wlint ii grill I got. It wnsn’tns tim
boxes had been murkeil ‘l’oi‘tian\l' or
‘liuke of i’ortliiud,' but ‘His (lruce
the Duke of l‘oi-tliiiid’ seemed so
quaint :is ii label on ii tin box. l
woml<~ri~il if they marked the dukc`u
coiiiirs that wny when they went to
the lniiiidi'_\'. 'l`l1cn I reinenibervd
flint I rriid in the paper that the
iliiclioss of i'ortlnnd was to be :it ai
court. bull or somctliing that night,
and I guessed that the boxes con.
tained her jewels. Anyway, tho
brouglinm drove off with the men uinl
th* l)"X0S. illlfl I passed on, fcclingiiii
if I got :i sort of glimpse into this
private life of nobility.”
Yet. :inotlier Aiucrican woman canie
back from hor first expedition into
ileizeiit i\‘treet declaring that English
women out shopping wore "garden
party" clothes, and after further ex-
plorntioiis extending to Piccadilly,
llond Street and Hyde Park, summed
upp her observatioiis by saying that
beini: wcll dressed for outdoors in
London consisted in wearing inuslin
goods, with furs. This same woiiniii
found the signs "all British" freely
displayed by certain patriotic dealers
extremely odd. “I should think they
were :ill Iiritisli," she said, as she
stopped before the show window of ii
shoe shop, wliicfh vaunted this sign:
“Look at the size of them!" Then
she pointed to a little boy--"about
hlllf "N lui-2 as a minute," as she ex-
pressed it,--who was trotting along
clinging to his father's hand. This
niidilct was dressed in red from hciid
fl' font. except. for two bare kristin.
Shoes. socks, brerclies. jacket iind
hat. nll were bright scarlet.
"L Hllhpnse tlnit means lie’i-i 'ull
U"lf\f‘ll.' too," she said-"find the
knees :irc Scotch.”
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70 dozen hand flags on hard
wood sticks Union Jacks. Cannd
Inn Enslqns: Scotch flags. lrlsh
flaiis. Welsh flags. Enqllsh flags.
5, 8 and IOC. each. These flags
vvlll be on sale from now until I2
o clock on Coronation Dov. Patons
_ 6 2 ld I I.
i if
jobbers price. and are
giving customers the
benefit of same by sell-
ing them at
25c each
Why not smoke :i
“Shield Brand" Pipe?
E. A. Foster
Central Drugstore
GiveUsa
TrialOrder
,' liundlc up your lzuiudry :md send
If to us-wo want to _-;lio\\' you how
ivcll we can do il.
Then-'s a deliglifful friisliiioss to
thc work ilone by us that pleases all
pai-lu~i|l»ir peiiplc. Our cniployees
fake :is niurh rare in doing your
work as they ivoiilfi for tliemqelves
:ind the results are Iiouviil lu satisfy
A trial oiiler will prove all wc say.
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SpoonsfulI*-_----
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al excellence. It is at once nbsolutel
flavor-delicious. Made Iroiii rich, wholesome crenin and fiii
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