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THE SIGNAL,
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GODERICH, ONT.
County and District
volessesameselniemeiiweti etlgageil as pries -loll of \1'a1 -
tun public 11001. Mr. Where taUgflt
at Heldelburi tort year. The former
principal at Walton, Mr. Pruder, will
teach et Toronto next year.
!luring a recent tl.nnderaturm for
hay barn ou the farm of J. M. Eckeri,
McKillop towushlp. oh.• aqd a -quarter
tulles. north of tte•eforte. erste tame
fly .ltgbtulug and burned, together
with ten tuns of hay atl.d a tet mple-
uut.. The audit baro else took are.,
but was proved with theardstauce of
the teethirth lire brigade. There was
outer partial lusuraat•e.
Huuuah Homuth, 'site of Henry
bodkin, an rid and re-I;eetel resident
..f 'nu -liberty. died oil Sunday. August
Surf• lit the age of .eighty years. With
her hush,4ud she had resided int the
•aw.• farm near %w•tlow' for over fif-
ty years. She Orales, hesidre ler
htishail. two .4,I(4, fleury and brines.
of /..t1•1 ud. and one daughter. Mrs.
David Hu1w.•s, of Turntierry.
Mtn. (Dr.) Whitley, of tlurrk•, has
returned trete a trip to the Nest.
Mir Win Pepper. who taught list
year at Hearst, Northern Ontario,
tuts leen ,engaged as teacher In S.M.
?lo. 10, Stanley.
turd ut Londerboro', soil Frederick'
'Clement !'rest, only eon of lire,- C.
tt
West of Loudon. The young couple
will rerida at London.
An obi reeldeut of Morris hall hetet
called front life In the ewrsou of Tbus.
Abraham. Iteeased tired for .eine
ttree In West Wawanueh. .Hr is sur-
vived by his wife and seven children.
At the manse. Loudeeboro', on Sat-
prda7. August 1st, Rev. James Abery
performed the marriage cereunn•y
uniting Miss Mary Crawford, only
daughter of Mr. and airs. E. J. ('taw-
Charles Sellers. of Morris township.
WILSON'S
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EXETER
Alias ttladys Hervey left last week
for the St. Lawrence River trip
1 through the '1'buusen, Islands 81141 tip
the Saguenay River.
W'lll Gould left last week for his
how. at Miami. Mam..:Ifter a visit to
Ids mother. Mr-. 14.1. 1lould.
Misses V.nui t'oat.. and Stella
testatevtt hart' rout -tied home after
Kill therm all, and the A trip in the West. going as far as
118uK.
eros too. 10c wicket Th.. - einrriag. "f !'era Irene.
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the greaten to hold any the in cheek
mail the old steam-eaglta gets to
work,
R. Tinouson .is lult'iug an elevator
eree•ted at his cold atorege pleat, so
that prutlut.• eau be taken up 1001"quickly 10 111. void sturug-e plant.
A. K. Kale, of Vermilion, Alberta,
last week took., 1a.ssrprslup of the
Awerlcau hotel. He la au evwrieuced
hotelman' bud routempintee nunklne a
mildew of changes in the house. W.
A. Lowry owned the Intel for the lain
hair year's.
Hydro power was oaf here for sev-
eral 4aya_last wee*. caurt44g consid-
erable lucuuvenieuee 10 Users.-
ZURICH
Au Interesting event took plate *t'
the Lutheran parsonage 1111 Wedues-
day, July 20th. when Rev. II. Itembe
united in wedlock Miss !fuse Hess,
duly daughter of air. and Mrs. W. G.
Hiss. and James O. 'Frerithkk. Af-
terwards the. happy curled.. left 1111 a
trip-te Mnskuka, Niagara Valls and
other points before settling iu their
home at Ilriusley, where the groom i..
111 111.11,111414P.lwpluveni nt.i are Ming made at
the beet telephone oilier which will
improve its appearance greatly.
The death recurred ou Monday,
August 3rd. of Herman Henry Rend-
er. 11 its seventy-eighth year, after
a few days' Muesli 6f pneumonia. The
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deased was horn in Germany and
_eater to Canada when a young man,
settling in Huy- township. where he
had shote lived. He is survived ley
his wife, four Wine and two daugh-
ters. --
at Dru&gists
dab a few days age &1141 ''rat -lured her
arm.
,As a result of the t u Old t ig ues of
O.T.A. officers during
Week, Police' Mesita 1,1(11 Andrew..held court seelawn d convb't'.1 Mrs. Annie
McLinskey of Niagara Falls and Sar-
nia of violating the O.T.A- and fined
her $200 and costs on a , Wiese of tell
lug wine. Her assistant. George La-
lond, was fined 1 •11id costal uhi'
also cotenants' to the Goderich jail for
two months. Mrs. Mclinskey was
ruuniug a 'refreshment booth during
the celebration.
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fywuiger daughter of Mr. and 'Mrs. . .. BLYTH
racers ,
Tlur..Iones. E..•ter. ro Vrauw'(s Brian
' Hier. of Brantford: son of the late
Tlw Itlyth Hortieulturiel Nte•L•ty
and mer Stores. 34
I Mr. 1141 Mrs. E. 'Hsi'. takes Mare will held u tower %how in Memorial
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estimate for wiring your I
house or garage.
Private Telephones, Motors,
Dynamos, Electric Light and II
Burglar Alarm Systems I•
All Work Guaranteed
pools, Iron . and Toast by
Electricity
We havean i'tment of
the beat Electric Irons and
Toasters made in Canada.
ROBT. TAIT
Electrkien
West St. - Phase 1511
gni.tly 4,11 Katurday..1ugust l:.th. ball on Wednesday, August 19th.
An agitation 14 .0 foot to hare an Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Logan, Rath -
Exeter 0111 boy.' renlriun next year. leen. Mies Ellie lugau end Miss Lil-
lian Jackson left last .meek on n motor
BRC%SELS trip thro1I b the State- to Deloraine,
Man.
The village .-o0no'it hes4 W. J. Carter and Ed. (Irilllth lett
a. eheml.a'en
l Orr gine.- mea last week on a trip to England.
11 111 haul it Auj 4dave.It leas two '23-; Messrs. Collinson and 4loushe•r thin
g:t1. i-ylblders. wbi.•It sbo*ld enable year are cutting their tux crop with
' u binder. instead of pulling it. The
. x4s remelt has so far proved • quite
ii eatisfaetiery. and the new method is
1 much le -s exp. -naive.
Mr. and Mr. W. M. Scott and Mise
Varietal, left last week on a month's
I retch to relatives at Hartford, 4'onn.
t and New York City.
LU(l11NO\a _
Rev. Cauuu l'. lt. Guido.. rot orof
l'Urlaf, e;jlureh, Louden had utterer. of
the merit* to St. I'.:.`res Anglican
ehureb last Sunday and will again of-
ficiate next Suuda7. atter which the
newly apipeinted rector. Rev. Arthur
L. lIttl'hell, will have . earge,
Mr. and airs. Rolle!! Mullin. of
town, r.'e-t•utty celebrated their "guld-
en Wedding. -
Mr. *ad .Mr+t_-__1414• .Maelllurnl►t..
who were here uu lis 11 1 71110011
trip, 'wirer returned It' :heir hustle a6
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' A// rout-
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U S & SORES
a meBuk
Atlanta, Georgia.
Tine congregation ..t l.uckto, w
United chure•h held a Iwo( eujoy.I1.le l j,11r.•I I the N' i -t11 1:eel grnory
pieulc at thylake shore at 4'111rk'.
Point. -
Mrs. Curti,. left for a trip up tic!
lakes.
airs. Jawei L. Murrey; of MaUlli
ton, who was here visiting her sister,
Mrs. J. J. ('tui'. diel W'.•eluestlay
morning ul'in<t 1% 1•410: atter 1111 I1h11•.•s
of a fl'W days. 1411c was a daughter
of the late_ -\h'xruder Scott. of Sea -
forth.
a•forth. and was horn in 1Lirlaer11.ey prix•
ty-six.' years age. Its -ids. her hus-
band. 'cies leaves tier y•h. end .,n•.
daughter. The body was, hl keit 1•e
Ilawlltou fur interment.
After 'tm Ilhlrss of -owe month..;
Mre Bogert P. [Wade died at her'
loom.• lu Hurt.urhry oil &/nuday. Ate'
N'eltiva•. 'ss: ilth W. J. eui-'ie,
12th .tat. I1 Wray, K \flews. hu the
culueelilhlfl '.till Iw buuouu'#.l after
Go- !Mei in.lsetit'll of the tbt'rwhed
grate. -
kir. Nud airs. 1\'. 43. l'eputugtdu and
two elul.treti. of '.b,lil'e4. alts Tirlt-
iug •,fri..: I- around %%'iugham stud'
'Fre,water. It be tweu'T• year,- elute
11r. 1'.•uuiultou lett ler rhe West, 51111
this is the arid time be lois been lark
to we the t(4'lIP. of his boyhood dept
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. J•dutston twee r•-
nlovtyl- to W'alk.rtou. Mr. •.h,hu.tun
hlivuig secured a puxitl.'i In a factory
t t►1•re.
-trwxt tied, Thr-.aexeeu*ed wilt. a *WUgl•'I
ter of the hue Will4aw N. wrestle andf It I. said. that ea' I.,: °Omni w111
prevent it woustll I10 II --at towing al
W1/1111111 40 lift.
lived lu McKillop towuslrp mod six
war- ago, wheu Mr. lk,dd. retire 1
from the farm. Mlle is 'Mr%ivet- Ile
her 1111slwu4 uud • ti,4n$hte•r.
\lis.. 1:Ihealed 11 Luudsls'rtugh. ••
tortuer Tuck.,rswilh girl. new a 11411'.
at 14 -l4, it, Itys lweeu left *_+Mal by n
1111i.mr. This; is out the first Ilene
she ha- been hquen twreil in it similar
way.
W1 4HAM
harry Hopper. lringoual_s.wil. hast
Before leering for his • new t•larl4
t Ilan a
t• K I. u
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Hr .
at Hu
sem ut.
presented by the United church cote
ereegstlom with a obese* fur 11410. as
a special farewell gift. Mr. •Colluu
111su was the recipient of a silver ha
service from the thee bowling club
as a testimony to 4' - good fellow.
ship lu the'club.
r;•.-1neprratious are Is'iug 41114(10 for
the bolding of a ptthoe'I of agriculture
at Ltwknew -u.x( winter -from De-
et•mlwr 1041 to the end of February -
muter the joint aueple.....f the Luck -
now Agricultural Society and the ag-
ricultural repres ntatitrx of Huron
mid Brine.
BLEMISHES OF THE SKirl
Are Proof the Blood is in a Weak
and Watery Condition
O'le the -igus that the
1110041 is out of order are the pimples
and maeightly eruptiyas that break
out on the fate or holy. The same
, rendition le ludi ated try ru attack of,
eczema . or scrofula. You cannot get
lir. and Mrs. Allwrt I.. ''ole. of rid of Meat. trouble. by the use• of Anuxtrvnlg, at hie residence in' that
•w l•ork. and Miss Gertrude Rr's- purgative me.lianes, a. •u ivatly'-else- Aritt. Mr. ,,I 4" eside will r.1 i11!
to , .it Newark. N:jt.. hare minted pie try ter tit,. "l'u►a.4%.4s Merely I"Win il. Mr. a l }
del
to !elf homes after visiting - Mr. ga11a4v rhrun*b 41%11";11;74"1".1-
ilt s?',10eew ati.d I.►v.-s Following Mn, Hie ...tell at"rllt•t
ride' mother. :frac A. T. 1,')I.. and It x4111 tre'alrr. N1tnt.i• ii-iI, l whet Judging 11f the t Tie--tanding oat .ruin- III,
ether ..litres in town and vkfnity. the hbNsl Ix chomp to is:_out of order the Ta. .1 the
.AgrGultura! WN•lety'x1
Is a tonic witch will .rano Its miss- e,, blael Mil 11111111( 114411 clop awl'
grain c lwlition : 1st A. \W. :le l
Farris. 111 •111111 Itieluir.I Wilton 1N :
3rd Geo. P.x•.N4e, 1C1; ;1h ''has• 1'a11. I
to -r. 1w::'11, helot 1 Fortune. !GI,: Mil
G. A. tiulerats,,4. 101: 711* 1,112,45
ixrr1 1 814.4 %is.. ' r le I . _tete; . _.trti-t'erer Ni••F:+ere.
Ith dud errgy. Ir {t. E. Itleh• , !1. loth \\'m.
of
surest
from .%%. t'. .treat mg.
The death of 11r . Hobert It. Alt
ken, at the age of thirty-six years,
,.-•erred on Monday. August 3rd.
Itefore her wurrhse•• the de•eaald w'us
Ella Agatha Tripp, du Ether of Joint
'Tripp. Itesiile Ii. -r is etas; brothers
awl sister- she Laves her Iulsb:eud
and all iulunt. i
J. A. McIntyre and fa ily left last
week fur • Fergus. where Mr. Multi
tyre has pnreha..esl a 1111. +11111 batg-
gag•• b)uha•s.. 4
The ' wedding wa. s.deu'tiz•d In
\Wiugham 4 .11.4 'church on illy 29th
et Netti.• Young. elder 4101 later of,
Mr. awl Mrs. J. 11. Christie. as 1 Itev.
A. E. Purley I'eutlauid. of Losti i. 111..
/.1/.1111only .. of iter. noel 111,. S. 14.
I'e1111111111. of Ntnithroy. The tore -
tunny was es•rf.nmed be tit• til', tn'x
father. assisted by Rev. W. B. :111-
[11.". tri.1.-v 1.n -t.... - A-fter it 4...
...lotion at the home of the bri.ic'"
Isire•its. the happy couple left for n
short touter 11111 in Ontario heron •
Lavlua for their Wow. at 1.)34114. 111.
Two voting pvq.1.• of \Wlughatn.
t'1411s. Lloyd. Y I4e-t soil of Mr. ami
Mrs. A. E. Lloyd, and Mlss %'era Proc-
ter. daughter of Mr. alai Mrs. %Iidler
Procter. Itluernle road. were wr.lded
on Saturday morning. August 1st.- at
t.istt.wtel•th..ereneety brine, putter's'.
el by their former pastor. Itev. E. F.
CLINTON - bag eIemeuts 111111 lent.. the Mood rich
It'll' rel. Fur this parrls... there is
.ttieatg.t incidents of 1114 Homeltt) ether Wait* eau' item! Dr. Wil-
.
\Ceeh,,wit a run Ion of '114.' family of 1181115Pink Pills. ev. n 'y.•. of which
John ';rutin •hb•h took Veer at hi• helps enrich the blood. drives out I1u-
hra W s, , .0t 11 F i. el
11p. Ilalw•thorue arc.. 44:emittuu. 1)111..
tell fur the Iwue•ni of oNa•rs w'11nt
th..:e pill+ did for 'h t. NhP .I1ypr:-'
"1• w;1--uRrrIuIg Nrribty from meted -
43141: 4 4bs•1uresl with--u.+iral liu •turlL
bel w'itl sto-1es My complexion
was sallow'1 had• oo strength, feel-
'a anti I:ui aid. :M nook
home ' In Jaw. street. I i<- Lildren 4111
14/1141_
Sun.
STP
par -
'Are
era*'
and their fend!{ 4 gathering to e4
the week here.
Mrs.- .%1114n Vut.her And little
o1 St. John's. N1 h.nndlitrid, h
arrived ..n n vl.k t the Inoh'•
•tts: Rist-. A. A. - Ho uws Gantt..
Holmes, )t W ealey tar ,rage.
Miss Ella Alum fell oR the v
Alice Discovers New Wonderland at Wembley
stow
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'.a. •.. r;.i;iie.
-The swamis west Ia*. the Ark la ease k sesta
1 know what we'll do," said Alice, "it's go to Wemb-
ley." "What do you want to go Wembley torr
asked the Walrus, who. was always asking foolish Q*es-
tiotsa anyway.
"I 'want 4111 see the sailing ships and sealing -wan and
cabbages and kings," replied Altce. won't see any
"iia, ha," laughed the Walrus. "you
sealing -wax there, it's all at Madame Tussauda and I
have my doubts about the cabbages, too."
"Well. 1 shall see lots of, sailing ships end kings,"
said Alice starting to cry: for she was very fond of
cabbages, "and anyway. 1f you go to the Exhibition
alone you won't he able to get in to Treasure Island as
they don't admit adults unless they are escorted by
children:"
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year* old, noglonger a regarded bllt! the rinself es a being
child an.a
had secretly wanted - to go to Treasure Island all the
lime.
So away they went.
When they arrived at Treasure Island they round a
real trs'n-not a very t11a Bite. it to true, bat, neverthe-
less, the realest train to the world -puffing iike n
grampus, at a little station labelled Bawff, as if enXIdue
to gst'on its way around Wonderland.
"Look," said Alice. "there's Peter Pan."
"That ain't Peter Pan:' said the %Cairns, whose edu-
cation had been sadly neglected, "that's s 'Canadfan
Pacific engine."
9 don't erre." answered Alice, .tahing to cry again.
for, tike all modern children. she hated to be eontf1-
dieted by her elders, "it's called Peter Pan beeahse it
goes everywhere std never gets )tel or tiresome." Thts
sly reference to his floe effectively subdued the Walrus,
who ado relapsed Into silence, and didn't set another
word until they were seated In the little train and slow.
ly ill t of Dante
palls( out
Ito Lead Jena war war also there."
There was Long John Silver, with his one (rye and
i -` B
ii,g very e e k R y
WUa 11111 et tamps e•a11.-d scrofula;
mid at tines they were t•. rr tsinfnl.
After try':_ •recent so.-cn4.•1 Nam,
nu'illelu,s. Ur. Williams' fink Pills
were reeom'l rimed to 1114 11.11:1 1 got
Half a doz•p I.'xes. After t:,king.l
them 1 1'11 1 n d, 'ideal Itnprovem.nt
in my uplwanln.e. and to my joy 1h
I1Natse o'er.• disau4s•a'ring fruui _i y
dict.. 1 per -ever..! In the treatment .E
and finally 1114/ o:;;y algin left of the'
tremble• was a sear l+p my 'leek where
one of the .we! .tote. !alike. Slave
x>;
I hal tine 1 hat, Ins a In .,'first
t;eeatsh--440.1--.1w:u a r 'tammemd 17
W'illinmf fink 1 he any •HRrring'
• I from impure- i4 '- -
1.4,42 cru 'tet th pills ihrongh any is
me4iein. 111+tl.•r of 1'y mail at 50 .rets
la Ix.x trim Th :: --r-,..- Wlillaair Medi-
cine Co.. Bro.-k - Out.
wooden leg and piratical disposition; and there were
Mother Geaee, Sir Francis Drake, Robinson Cru.oe and
Man Friday, Humpty Dumpty, Little Bo Peep, Jack and
Gill and ail the other fairyland people Alice had read
about het never met before. And they saw the ani-
mals enter. into the Ark which Noah had' provided 10?
them in rase a rainy day should come along and wash
Off all their paint.
Of r nurse. they sa'w lots of other things. too - the
Rocky Mountains, for instance. and the Ootdeft Hind.
"While we're about It,' said Alice, when they had
seen all there Wits to see at Trenrure Island, "we
might at: well go in and see the "Canadian Pacific
Pavtlinn. Everybody goes there. you knew. So In
they went. and saw all the good things to eat and wear
n Canada. They were
shown arore und the Wildingith that hyhave la big man to blue who
had "t' P R.'' on his epaulettes, and explained to them
that the initials meant Canadian Parole Railway, and
ttl\at they had put up this building and made Treasure '
island -1e order to let the boys, and _girls In England '
know what a fine country Canada le. Rut it iresently
began to get dark ,and Alice had to take, the Walrus .".
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home and give him a bath before be went to bed. t.
"Well. that's that," remarked the Walrus. when they
got outside.
Of course. It le; 'replied Alice' ',what else wand tt
ri "I mean it's ell Wal-
rus wk) had been annoyed rbecausegAl grumbled
Wel htr►e h sed
to show lifm to go into the Ark with the other animate,
,'and you ;didn't see any sealing -wax or cabbailes, and '
not wane kings either:, _
"That's quite true," replied Alice patiently, "but I've
Nand mit e a lot am y Canada
rro esas MuI've
atbad
yon Skew -
I'm
Alt
[nod time, tie yon
I'm e4a41.5 sattetled." Part tt b,
Ar'.: re they Fent home, and the tunny pa
Alice dI4r*ot•w+ake up -for ibe had not bee* dreanitng
at flu. -
It would tette tee lone to 4eec r16e1m tamf - OA
saw or all a.o'onderful people they
ey
had Mich an interesting time that Alice soon forgot all
'about her cabbages and awalinit-wax.
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SEA ORTH
Mr. Wird Mrs. 44•.o,•rt Hell uwt with
a- •sonlewhnt arr4",la sector accident 1 -
one er.ulug'iltST week. They wet. re-- -'
turning from 4•11115.11 on the 2'mi 'eon- 4
1111.1111 rood. -i t,-4,-•remlth. and oa a 1 --
narrow sire* h. in ehe'khig the wire) -.I
of 1h.• ear, a Hudson conch. it skidded
in a pit. of 11.041• gravel and over- I
turned in the 11' n. Both ieentawt.'
were 4iiluo•d in 1h' .114 x114 111,• to
grt oat. Writ fort 011 . ..t.ly two'nhWi 1'+1111..
shag al Ile- tin. in Mullher cut• 111111 1
em,ceelh•,I 1❑ 1 t' vitlnig 4111111. Mr. i
lien's 11.11111 V1 II:. b. .447 .11 and L. was
taken Twee to 1' lel011 ter u1.•11i.a1
treatment. int 44 o,-11.11 w'an not
aerluuxiy hnrt. u•.r wee the car badly
damaged.
The home . f 4!: :end Mrs...W'. 14. L.
tummies, uneee a ' etree4 west. was
the 0. .1-a--tto.4.-bat needle wed-
ding at high 1.;oe nn TMlrxdny.
.\Hans'♦ tit':,_ ah. a their daughter.
Mary. wa- wilt. I n Marriage to 1'71.
David 1,Ioj;d Curti- of Marmara. tont.. t
eon of :Ire. N. E. ,rtla. tendon. Tft.l
eery t Iva. Is,;','rmel by Rev. W.1
D. 115i0omald. .t' .rwnrdx Il/r. and `
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SUMMER DRESSES
---Th balance of -out sum if er Dresses are being offered- at grere-
ductions. They are the .latest frock*. in voiles, crepes, printed crepes,
tub silks, willow suiting.., embroidered and drawn, silk fugie. In curter
to make room for fall goods these most be cleared out quickly.
' - - LADIES' FELT and VELVET HATS - .e--,.
at big reductions.
A new shipment of ladies' Felt.and Velvet Hats for early fall wear.
SWEATERS AND PULLOVERS
Sleeveless Sweaters and Pullovers, in silk and wool and all wool.
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Get your supplies here befote going West, as you can save money here
STRAW HATS'
""` Clearing prices in men's Straw Hata. Come in and get one and
save money
silOP WHERE 101 .\RR IVI i 14 4) TO 4110i'
„., Watch the papers neat week for annouweesmwt of nur ANNIVERSARY SALE
A. CORNFIELD
LADIES' AND GENT'S' FURNISHINGS
THE SQUARE, GODERICH PHONE 415
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