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THE SIGNAL : GODERIOH ONTARIO
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LIBRARIES
bound or, repaired.
GOLD ,LL'TPERINIi
on LEATHER GOODS
An ,«.t HIL
Dm.BION 1pU stt•eded to oa Marine
b (3odericb.
A. E. TAYLOR. MetaATvolw.
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DR. W. F. ()ALLOW, M. B.
(Ject: and re.tdence. North sheet. Uodedch.
nt
earth of UuwY ltestetr7 Casio. T•lephoae it"
.K 0,Ete 1i1r11a1:Ma1NNf OSrR-
L r PATH, soettwlla in women s and chil-
...4 nerrode di*'
tae • dnettaees, acute. hconk. -- !1fi�gg
and
rheumatic condition.. Mace North
throastreet,. third
ioor from the Square. Uodcrtch.
R. F. J. R. F ORSTER-BYE, EAR,
hoop and throat only. Hewer gunman. York Uphtl.almic and Aural lnetltuU,
Iwiced .'..Aide... kat. time and throat Hospital.
Madden 13quare. and
Moorefield yeHospital.
opal
London, da S.WaterlouStreet.
alio••
tint IW Knox Church. Hours
o W..0I'p. ,
m., 7 to S p. art. Telephone
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.1!. AID MINNtl: M. (GKENR,
1). l.. t'hirouractur,,, .t hid and nerve
specialists. e'htropr•rtie Is Ice .eleuLe that
cure• without drug, or tilde. Free examule-
ltou. Ulnae over Sharman o. &hoc here, ea
trance un F:a-t .trout. Phone ad.
LEGAL.
P ROCDFOUT, HAYS & KILLOR-
AN. barru.ter., e.olioitor-, notaries public.
root e• to the Marano.. Court, etc. Private
Nod. to lend at lowest rater of intermit.
lice. IGIPt aide rtquaro. Uoterteb. W.
✓ ttu opeterr. K. t .. It. C. HAYS, J. I.
KILLIflIAN. W.1'aleUFteY(', Jr.._
AILaU. CAMERON, K. C., BARRIS-
fEK...ull.titor. notary public (Mom-
anee::on otr.wt. Uudattcb. flald door tram
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PARLIAMENT CLOSED
sesdea Soiled With Passim, et No
distribution sad C.N.R. VIM
i 1HARLis`tl &JARROW, LL.B.. BAR -
t.) ttidTEa:, attorney. solicitor. oi... (lode
rich. Monty to lend at lowest rate.
1. $EA(,EIt. RAKRISTl R. MOL -
•conveyancer.
ien�r. rotary Publei and An
AUCTIONEER..
THOMAS GUNI)KY
At: rT1oNNEW
Hos. M. Uodericb. Att iltwtraCtioee by moil
lett at Signal office wall bo promptly al-
luded t,,. Iteetdenn• telephone 117.
INSURANCE, LOANS, ETC.
$s11ll 1Y11'10 PRIVATE FUNDS TO
LLlrl)V lona. AVNY to M. 0. CAM
a RUN, H.rneter Ha•s111ou street. Uod•rtob.
After one ot the shortest sessions
for a number ot years Parliament was
Formally prorogued oa Friday by
H.R.H. the Duke of OonnaugtL The
last measure passed was the Redis-
tribution Bill, under which there sae
to be 234 constltueaciea• instead ot
221 u at preset). Nova Scotia and
New Brunswick lose two seats each
and Prince Edward one. oatark)
loses tour seats, Manitoba gains five,
Saskatchewan sem, Alberta live, and
British Columbia six.
The Province. In the next Parlia-
ment will be represented as follows:
Ontario, 32; Quebec, 45: Nova BcoUa,
16; New Brunswick, 11; Prince Ed-
ward island, 3; Manitoba, 16; Sas-
katchewan, 11;' Alberts. 112; British
Columbia. 13; Yukon, 1. In .Ontario
two rural ridings are eliminated.
13tormont In the east and East Kent
in the West.
'The bill to give effect to the aglre-
ment which was entered into between
the Qoverntnent and the C.N.R.
whereby the Government will guaran-
tee the bond issue of that railway
and in return for which the Govern-
ment receives a fprty-million dollar
Interest in the nllwsy war passed by
the Senate On a vote of 35 to 20.
Thirteen Liberals voted In favor of
the bill on third reading. They were
Senators . oetock (Liberal leader).
Mitchell, David Ross. of Moosejaw;
M'Huglt, Fro.t. Thibabdeau. Edwards,
Derbyshire, lk•Veber, Young, Watson
and Talbot All the Conservative
senators voted In favor of the mea-
sure except Senator Montplaislr. He
Is one of the oldest members of the
tipper House„
ANOTHER WAR FEARED
AA: R. ROBERTSON.
1, . INISCH.ANCC AUMINT.
eine axr Lust sten : Fktttea. U.aM
ado and
r.can..
aCcsualtr ent;aalus AMID monotone' LIAM.
11.1 : 7'he Uesau Ameteat oea Uearestee
. urWrattan. Wetted. of Loadoe. Mae.
iIUSUTYLttUU1•AIUNTa1BONUS : The V.e.
M"Welity cod U5Araetescomr•mi7•
tiller .t re ed•eoe. wertaeSet const d Vlo
ruin and bt_ 1•evtd..treet..'Hone na
Greece and Turkey on this Verge of
another tampaign
-AVat nitre iu Torbay wh ci► tell lith:
short of a formal declaration of hoe -
Unties was uttered on Friday by Pre-
mier Venizalos of Gree -e. in the Cham-
ber of Deputies. He was speaking on
the treatment of Greek subjects in
Turkey.
The Prentier,characterized the Tur-
kish persecutions of Greeks as being
'of a character Huth as history had
never known until to -day. their ob-
ject beteg the ellnlltlatibn of pope-
dations which had !wen living In those
places for several thousand ,years."
The Premier's attitude shows that
the tension between Greece and Tur-
key wax near the breaking point, and
that the d..nger of war •K as -imminent.
"The situation has become -grave-
evil, v.-ry grate" said the Premier. 1 i
"1f, a stop Is not put to these con-
ditions the Hellenic Government wil! i 1
he foretell not to content itself wit's i I
joinlug in the lamentations eft u-
happy refugees." -
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'CONFUCIING STORIES
hien
's � AS t0 GAUSi OF WRECK
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Raincoats
In all the latest shade. sad Mar
to 44. Guaranteed to be ab-
solutely water proof. Let us
show you the styles. Priced
raincoats $4.78 to *19.98.
Boys raincoats $8.78 and up.
Men's Work Shirts'
Black and white striped and
plain black. 48o and up.
Men's Umbrellas
Strong steel frame*, coven of
good wearing cloth. good
selection of handles in natural
woods with trimmings. Alec)
metal posts. 780 to *4.00.
M. ROBINS
Open evenings
Selling agent for Peabody's
Overalls •
LcKILLOP MUTUAL FIRE IN
S C K A N l• i{ C U. -Paras eel ientone
eua e(1--repaty e i. Y�u� rsP.wr
ow Cwteoi jr.
sr IL Hera,. i P. u
URettor•- I. 1. Mollruaur. do tenth : Jibe
U.Ur.rve, Winthrop; w hts.m Kinn. C;o5Aaeoe;
ohs Bsuta.wtsl.•, andirons ; James gree*,
)Seem
wood; Robert Ferris. Haden ; Llakeeim
Witten, $ruos eM-
Aggewn.t.: J. W. Yeo. Hatms.rllk ; it. Smith.
Herluck; WLLWn. t'heanor, aeaterth; 5.
M1acbiey. tleelsrte Pelley-5aMre .ami pay
swe•.weau amid set 1,111.11. ++iris reeupw et
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*AU1A011 LiCE1NSES
WAL Rio lliecit. ONT.
P..
USSutR or MAIUMA01 LICENSl01.
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E. R. WIOLE
Rimy of
MOLE'S PHARMACY
G oderieh. O'tario
IIturuni.? ucesels
'SERIOUS FIRE LOSSES
Great Lumter Piles go up in Smoke -
Tilbury Scorched
Lumber to the value of a million
dollars was burned last Thursday bv
a fire in the lumber yard at- the mill
owned by Mr. Manly ('hew of Mid-
land. The municipal 'users are the
Nettier Lumber ('ompany, and the
owner of the mill, Mr. Manley ('hew,
D. B. Pratt, Jaines D. Kane of TnrOrt
to, Georgian ' Ilay Shook Mills. •
Ttl1 Pry was visited last week bv
a fire which for a time threatened t•.
wipe nut the town. The loss is placed
at 3100,000, the principal auferers be-
ing 1'. Beno, owner of the skatlnt;
rink; M. Stewart, hardware merchant.
and the owners of the Scrivens. Magee.
And Johgston blocks.
The town of Hearst. west of (:otic
rane on the National Transcontinental .
Railway. lost ten stores and nine' rest- ;
Minces In a blaze which got beyond
the control tit Its citizens.
_ UCENTRAL wE�NT R/
AL
BNESS COLLEGE
,TsAToa0,ow.
a+,++Lille14uiserIt
rvIE
4 •as•rtlI�y ar aeon
ie,c�etllead
a a..aas.acamaisi. rdmitri.
MANY BATHING FATALITIES
Meavy Toll of Young Lives in Revere
of the Province
Hasil Fart, the ten -year-old son d
Mrs. cilli Frost, of Actinolite, wait
drowned while bathing In the river
near Tweed.
(l.w'aid Mqssop, 13 years of age,
Phis' dleAhted - theelbulmes Rives a1,.
Thamesvllle.
Jack Howard. a boy of 14 and son
of a Brantford fireman was drowned
while bathing with .a number of lads
In the Grand River.
Two young lade. Fred Brennan and
Jahn Archer, about 14 years of age,
while bathing at Port Colborne Wade
ed a live wire, and were Instantly
el.etesested.
CHURCH UNION FAVORED
Majority at General Aseewtlly Wonted
Me,etletlene Continued
By a vote of 2114 to 111 a majority
of the Presbyterian General Assembly
in eeaston at Woodettock adopted a
resolution in favor of continuing tar
two mon years negotiating with the
Methodist and Congregatbaa1 churches
In the cairn of nitres sidled. Tae
modus embodied a request that the
Metbodtata reappoint their untn oeln-
tentee wbleb was Hnclv.d last year
sad demand a vote of the engross -
Thy y mlanity repot. width asked
that the matter be shelved was de-
feated oa a vote of 217 agrart 117
toe.
Picnic Time
in.pL nic time Itis most .
essential that you have
the be,t kind of (cured
Meats Lir ..ndwiches.
etc. We are taking epeeist
&vire of fresh Meats this
reason, end having in-
stalled a new refrigerator
we are ready to supply
you with the very best
HAM and TONGUE
HOCK, HEAD-
CHEESE (Tray Ben-
tosl. CORN BEEF,
SAUSAGES and
SPARE -RIBS
Also a full line of
Fruit and Vegetahle..
POWELL
the
GROCER
ON THE SQUARE
PHONE 91
Hel.aemaa N Empress Said Steering
Goer Was Out of Order -His
Statement Denied
Assertions by James Francla Gal
way, a quarter -master, that the Eni
press of Ireland did not steer well.
that her wheel jammed only a few
hours before the collision which sent
her to the bottom of the St. Lawrence,
that she ewervcd badly In the •ri •
sad that the crew of the steamer A0
ENTOMBED IN MINE
Nearly Two Hyades/ Lives Leet by
Expleden in Canadian West
Osla of the wont mining disasters
Is the history of the Crow's Nest Pan
district or of Canada, Occurred oa
Friday. when an implosion took place
hi mine No. 1 of the H111crs' Col-
lieries, Limited, resulting in the trap-
ping of two hundred and thirty -all
slurs, of whom forty were brought
out alive, and thirteen of these were
badly Mored. This lefts death list
o 194.
The :nine. which is situated in the
den could verify these statements. Crow's Nest branch of the C.P.R., a
and the afals pf these claim* b1 Few milia cut of Frank, is one of
oaken of los ner were fester. s
of the enquiry Into the wreck wbi ti
is proceeding at Quebec.
Lord Mersey stated that he did not
attach mach importance to Galway'+
evidence and wound up by putting
questions to, the witness who was in
charge of the wheel of the liner just
a few hours before she went down,
which seemed to indicate that the
current of the St. Lawrence was re-
sponsible for the Empress' misbe-
havior, -.s his lordship styled Galway's
description of the ship's disobedience
of the helm.
Evidence to rebut Galway's story
and also tate suggestion made during
the day that the C.P.R. had tried to
get him to leave the country before
testltying, wassupplied by John Mur-
phy. the quartermaster who relieved
him, and who contradicted Galway's
statement about warning him that the
ship was steering badly. 6.
Captain Waish of the C.P.R. said
that Galway. atter the collision oc-
curred, so he had heard, rwihed to
Ids room to get his Me belt and not
to the boats, as It was hie duty to'do.
He was the one man who had tailed,
Mr. Haight. the Storstadt lawyer.
said he wa3 Informed that Galway
went to his room to awaken his com-
pan{ons.
Cap.aln Kendall'. Evidence
Captaii. jitdall was on the stand
for sergetileun,�p>�gave a straight-
'`.3real'ft account -o. !ad +•sats of tate
errM - Morning.
Questieamj 'Lord Mersey as to
why 'h Mopped his ship when 'te had
turned hts green light to that of the
Storstadt to conformity witq nave -
Non rules„ be claimed *g the
step as r. dafeguardlnk Ti► _ e owing
to the too. He could not be, lot by
the lawyer for the Stomtitat to ad-
mit that .his boat could have drifted
in front of the Storstadt, unless the made against Dr. A. H. Macklin of
collier :gad changed her course atter. Ooderich,'Conservative candidate in
the to hid her from him, which ceh - Centre Huron, and Rev..Juseph Eltlott.
tangency, h^ was of the .opinton, had a retired Presbyterian minister who
taken place. was candidate against Mr. Wm. Proud -
New chapter.; illustrating the horror toot to the election of 1:+11. John
of the disaster were added by Captain Barr Hunter, organist of Knox Prea-
Kendall In his testimony. the moat byterian Church. says he received a
startling beide his d.'aertptlon of how tendollar,bill as a bribe. having con-
t sheet of flame burst from the End- "coaled two friends in his house to
press after she was rammed, the prow overhear his conversation with 11 r.
of the eollirr evldentry penetrating pgUott. Itoith Macklin and•'EHlott
clear through in her bollen. stoutly deny any 'corrupt act. The
Confusion as to Signal, case will be heard 1n a- day or two:'
the largest in eels district. The heed
dive of the company 1s la Weir's!.
Mr. John Brown is resident manager.
In many cases the cause pt death
was suffocation. Scores. however.
were killed by the force of the ex-
plosion. wMet was of terific force.
even forcing smoke and dirt from the
mine entrance andblowtng the roof
off a concrete building nearby. Im-
mediately after the explosion rescue
forces were organised and the dan-
gerous labor commenced.
After much effort sufficient debris
was cleared away to enable the men
who were aline to be reached. These
were wltbin easy reach of the shaft.
and were no subjected to the full
force of those explosions which seem
to have practically burled their fellow•
workers farther in. it Is estimated
that it will take all of one week to
get at the bodies of those entombed.
while it 1s certain that the greater
portion of these will never be re-
coeered. partly owing 'to the debris
and partly `,eesese some wtt1 hive
been so badly meditated as to be in-
capable of being assembled. The ex-
plosion occurred 1.200 feet below the
surface and some of the bodies must
11e beneath hundreds of tons of coal.
Nearly 200 homes mourn the lou of
fathers, son or brother, and the wo-
men folks sit around in their tomes
and on the neighboring hills watching
the9 gruesome truck heads of dust -
glinted bodes as they are brought to
TB* -apiece with ptonotonou
lartty. -
-BRIB MIT CHARGED
•
Coanrvative Candidate and 'Supporter
In Centre Huron Deny Wrong Going
A sensation was created in Huron
County when charges of bribery were
No ogre, toe. t could be secured from
the testlm• ay of the witnesses as r.)
the whist`. s blown by the vessels,
though 1.nr' Mersey discovered whet, , North C errmn Lloyd .,ompany Suffers
examining t:he litorst.tdt's first omr"r Two Mishaps
that lis hied blown a signal. indiesti lg
that the rimier was stopped, and hadfie North German. Lloyd steam-
irumediatt':y afterwards given the or- ship Kale,r 1C!lhetm 11.. carrying 1.94)0
der to .go slow ahead, passengers was badly ripped in col-
('aptaineKendall also acknowledged Ifalon with the steamer Ineemore dur-
that thouett he knew a colltslm to Ing a fug in the English Channel, the
be Inevitah'e when the Storstadt came accident Ening much of a duplicate of
at - therm in the tog. 11 was not Ifs that of the Empress of Ireland, though
after it had occurred that the order happily without serious results. No
to close 10 watertight bulkheads.was lives, were lost and both vessels
given. 11: 'which three compartments reached London, safely. Another
had been ,•sposc•d to the sea. North German Lloyd YP$EPI, the nue
low, with 3th1 passengers front Yoko-
hama ran ashore to Bleckner Bay but
was released within 24 hours.
MORE SEA ACCIDENTS
1•:dt&arel .Innes, first Officer of 111e
- Empr.s. e; Ireland, who was on the
DR: DeVAN'S FRENCH PILLS
Ills hul1ap till to.r w tart. $% a t•oz or three f.r
Lgin. Soft •t all ling s(on'a nr n. Ueddo any
dt:eft on nr.int art prt'e. Tars Seveso. ltat
!•t. /•wthartnes omen.,
PHOSPHONOL FOR MEN. m en
bridge w hen the collision happened,
told much he same story as did Cap-
tain Kendall. He claimed the Empress
was stopped and the collier moving".
- j and C. H. •.aight. acting fo the Stor-
a stadt own+ s, tried to indicate by his
Vitality: for Nerve and Brain: increases "En
!natter' ri Tonic salt pufd yen up. 33 a t.oe,
two let at tithe et.fle•. et b mall on ren'
.1 trier. THE $0uetu. Isco Co., sl. Catharines
Ontario.
y i cross-examination of this witness that
• the Empress' master had disobeyed
` I the navigation rules by stopping in
t the fog ellen the regulations required
him only to go slow and under the
other ship's stern after ascertaining
the position of the Storstadt. The
confusion over the whistles ---that is
as far as the stories of the two sides
are concerned -war only heightened
by Mr. Jones, Mr. Haight claiming
misleading stats were given. Lord
Mersey potntin out that the officers
on the Rwpre a seemed to have fol-
lowed t w rules te tide ceseectbe.
Claimed the [mes
pr• Was Moving
1, • Chuet Officer Tattenes Bald there
(Was a slight esrreet Q5s oder Bap-
. 4ain Andersen from his bed when 1t
sot foggy, but did not mestton about
the Empress, because he attached no
particular Importance to her thea.
When Captals Andersen got On deck
the headlights of the Empress wore
secs three points on the port bow
of the Storstadt. Then her green
1 t loomed up one or two hose
away. The Empress was mov-
towardds them fast, taster than
the collier was travelling. A hail
font the itaor came telling them to
tis tell .peed astern. and this wsa
geiegfspbed to the eagles room. Alter
a ample of mtsutes Captain Andor-
ra was asked trout the Empresa to
ige tell speed ahead, and he ordered alt.
ille thought the eosins of the Storstadt
%g the reveestag al her eters,
tet
bra clamed aWktly,
have
the speed Of the Eheprees
Brow the collier's Bose out obi the bele.
Stands for Quality
94 Dredge Ora to Seton
The bag drudge Delver. valued at
3144,111. erw by the
Dredglas Osmpsay, eapaese and alas
Meaday Melt 1n a gar at Port Dal -
henna At Meat tear tor, wallet
Burt, et Part Delbert*, a member
of dha Mimi r maw,. was drowsed.
sod the retina may araler trim Or
tear. Tis wore nvc 1 by fuss.
Na air. et �
Nog Shred t,.ki
��r
and ether
ermaefenebeet quala7
It la waterpreaf, 0dand
durable. geaablee.7 of
as
oleos r style.
Brantford A.eppbbaalt.1. 2 and S ply.
Ruttber,
1. 3. mad'•tply.
one
onli t
MoMwk milli. or weight
1y
a seal sae.. ere•etlee
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John Redmond. the 1 t1onahst
=�has ad central et the
Ar
allot veislateer movement. The
,eommNtee hi charge d Ude moot
prat atter tnsd demur. has aeeopted
Ws suggestion that "the erittag col!•
l.brtted Commin.s tit the *Mnateen
•o1ouM he sisesetbrod by the rat
On of twenty -eve repleaaalla fvea n
Ike ire ghats.•
Sada Aol Da s0ad
The Oaaada Tsmperaaee Let was
bear ea fill May In Mua1_ a by e
dag majsrtty. The leer sad Milnes.
fevered IL telt Ike lawasklpe weal
sole aptsaL
HINDUS MUST DEPART
Rich Indian Was
blended with flavory Ceybas.
WHEN OU'
INSIST C
TMIS P
d Rose
Tea ail era tea "
Kemagata Maru Will Have to Leave
For Japan
Agents for the owners otthe steam-
er Komagata Meru have formally
notified Gurdlt Singh that the vessel
would have to leave for Japan. The
Hindus Insist they will fight if any
attempt is made on board to move
the ship or even hoist an anchor while
they are on board. Just how to place
guards aboard, or otherwise to assist
the departure of the vessel; 1s a prob-
lem that is pusxling the authorities.
Mackay' Acquitted at Hamilton
A. $. MacKay was acquitted by
Judge Sneer at Hamilton on the
Nava• ed alioRlps Toa,[ Idris to be
upon the premises of Jashes N. Dow '
for immortl purposes, his Honor stat
fond aguiltyoon the
tocl� a lt
►c
Would be necessary to prove tkat M
bad power to put the girls out d for
bolus+, and prevent any tafseeedact
Mould swell arise thele.
TO BUILDERS
•
Having now installed a re -cut Band Saw, we
are prepared to supply builders and the trade with
RECUT SIDING
in any quantities and of any material for building..
LUMBER OF ALL SIZES TO•ORDER
A large stock of Lumber on hand of st-lnd :r,'.'
siies.
Ontario White Pine Shirgles and Lath.
We are prepared to do jobbing or cuQtom wet;.
on short notice.
Soft and Hardwood Slab, trr sal., by the cord.
The Paget Grain Door Co,, Limited
GGDERICH
`"ti,:owe
DECLINE s
-Mater °Awa
of age, was deur
river"' St. Mar
anon. The lad
with a number n
is twyuud hie d
forerun. It wa
lure the body we
. Mr. Fred. Hs
arse (unt. ••I
,nwnahite. t . Mr
North 1/idiots.
hur-' btew.tr'. at
awing ,.f thirt
re,. Mr. t'an
•r„h,q on Peres
11100.0
We will sive o
RuAd to ens* nem
minim 1- ++•aril,
tents. %V'e ale M
one try Saari are
,trr•leat heir G•1
discovered. Si
-ore en itchy Ofs
faded heir and a
tiageine 1. -1
uosleri, It and
,e x-lsrtture L') p
.1'4X-111'•..1•
.urs to go•�o
,tut.- for other a
Sr.i
An -irttweet
d the liquor of 4\
Vwrtio, worn
Hobert-, and H
I r0I.rt v. were
nyItet.F.11.L
the pteeenee u
The bride, w•it••
net brolirt. J.
goWnr 1 incr"an
avoir the bruin!
inane the hap);
.bat In en *min
•her tell t d!; •'
4 y.
Pots, Pans and Dishes!
Panshinc really has no equal in the kitchen. You should
not trust to hot water and soap to remove
grease and all traces of the last meal's
1,1 cookery. It isn't safe. Use Panshine -it
makes pots clean and sweet. tin like silver,
rui4 ilQ paint like new.
PANSHINE
FEELS
A NE'
As Lydia E.
table Coma
Backadh
and
Piqua, Ohio. -
grateful if I ft
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