HomeMy WebLinkAboutExeter Advocate, 1912-1-4, Page 7Sixteen Ruildings o ain 'eat Wiped
Out; -A --Loss $40,000 to $60,000.
A despatch from South Porcrpane
says: On, Wednesday night between
the hours of 12 and 2 sixteen build-
ings were destroyed on the south''
side of Main street, Golden City,
involving a lass, of between $40,000
and $50,000. The fire broke out
shortly after 12 in Bonlain'e. sa-
loon, a little girl first noticing the!
daze There was a fresh 'breeze
v \ riahir'r drug store has
been burned down now three tunes,
ill one year, once in Gowgarida In
January, again in Pottsville last
July, alid now in Golden City in
December. They were, however,insured. It is most probable that
the Erre would have spread, much
farther it several honees had not
been dynamited. This undoubted-
ly saved the Mulligan House and
blowing and in a few minutes tlret the L,yrie Theatre, The 3is of
Are had such a hold that the bucket ibltildiags» destroys d aro as lel-
brigade formnor
/0y to cooy waterwateri lows ..Kang George Reetaua ,an:t,
from the lake wwas quite, powerless,1 Chas. Chow„ proprietor; A. Loch,
While solus of the business houses! fruit and eandy store; Carter &
had insurance, it was in u a:uthor= f Wright. druggists„ .Lullix;'s, pee1-
ized eon/panies, many= licensed- cont,- , room; lararaeh of Liberty stores ,
Pasties having but a» short time be- C. Evans, ;rears furnishing stfrr,
olieies. The Lairng'S supply- store , NV, .ik tuta'o
fore cancelled their p s look, the
temperature was reline zero, Bandl' baker,. grain's
also v of the f xeritgllters had their i Str»atheola i• hotel, the Boston
ears anld. noses irlf„*.t.hitten. Tho Lunch Restaurant, M. Forbes'
thirty or forty people homeless aro' lawyer's office; J. W. Crawford,
all being taken ca'r'e ef, lawyer; , S. Gcc son,. lawyer,
EvoRTS FROM THE I.EAA
TRADE} {OE,NTIU S 0 `
st'
Prices of Cattle. Grain, Cheese:
aRcl Ottley Produce at Home
and Abroad.
zlIlEABSTIWES.
a
TI;,L.
0 tliltlr+ t411i ills "41'
eased Qf rabik;
in To'rrtllt�
I
nsviva
Ir» �Ias.
!rr
g Yt
bir
a7;fa+i!
sa
`ea
Japan, wltf
s his Gt1v
ell
the c
o to Carnada.
iglu '.
ie cicetions
lie 1l
lolisll
neil.
To .onto, an. 2.--Flout-Winer wheat
SO per Gent, natent1s 53,45. to 53.50, sea-
hoard.
eaboard, fauitobar flours -First patents,
55.50; second patents, $5, and strong halt-
ere,
ak-ers , $4,40, ou track, Toronto.
Manitoba w teat -No• 1 Northern 51,,
081.2, Bay Ports; No. 2 Ikortliern, 11.051-?,
and No, 3 at $1,021.2, Bay Rorty.
Ontario wr#ea' \o,. 2 white, red aad
nrixOdr $3 to 89e, outside.
Peas -flood s1iil,Png Peas, 41,10, out-
side
Oatrs Car lats of Io. Oatarla Soot
ed outside, at 431-2 to 41 and of 11`.o,
-et
42 t0 421.2e; on rraek, Toronto, 46 ?o
4 1-2o- No,wwe-ter?r Canado aht., 451-2e,
and feed 441 Ze Tia:3r ports.
Csirs iNg, 3 emeries; Serres., E$1•$e,
Toroiato 1reiOlit,
xiyTe-93 to 94e tor No, A.axXft13" e.
Pilaw -heat -51 to C*.o outside,
i3r?n-Rtazitolra brass, *:.2,5.0 in b;tg$,
'tkrti1tQ freight. Iiiror;A, $ 5.50.
rexiclewd himself penniless to t:lie
er.wj Fork police, haying sixteen
months ago embezzled 81,000 from
tht;
Evanston, ill., Gas Co,
Twwcr
designs for the proposed
I,inerin memorial, to 4OSt several
millions of dollars, are on view in
Washington One is for an impes-
ang terrace, colonnade and Ttren34ri-
al ball; the other a. great open-air
i3oainade, `vitb an beroie statute of
izlec'in,
iztcreuse £ts plztiit at I t ;antero
Geri. I3ade11-Pcawwell wort bxzrlgthe
I3oyrouts' tln,g won .hV ,the. Siw,
t�cttllarints troop rwith, him on has
forthcoming visit to the Ulaitecd
States,
A Quebec game warden has ar-
rested 31 men at Caribou lake, and
seized a ton of illegally caught Ash,
as well as a number of beaver and
mink pelts.
A scheme, with Toronto capital
behind it, to remodel a big district
in the heart of Montreal into a
mode) city along the lines of "beau-
tiful , reported.
4n i't+:tri* fa.lttwt rw',f4�t1
;etcnan,'wvho writ
't►g1t1nd's charm
l bow site wv�llt
eatrS' fight, i a -
r traunapt) aver
abit
o t,cll tau," she
$a 's, "how onuch, good Postum lla5
etc3zie 1ne .1 am grateful, but, also
desire to let others who may be sof-
ring a3 I did, know of the de-
lightful method by i hich I:.wvas
relieved.
"I hard suffered for 20 ye:us
from dyspepsia, and the giddiness
,that usually accompanies that pain-
ful ailment, and which frequently
prostrated me. I never drank
much coffee, and cocoa and even
mill. did . not agree with' my im-
paired ired digestion, so I used
c a ,a g4,
ex -
elusively; till ntbout a 3
when 1 found in. a package of
Grape -Nuts the little book, 'The
-Road to Welh'illc,'
"After a careful reading of the
l.rOln Sa11C i01 t
rliral horns 3 to t
vac#ctry i1r. leer 2Q
turally exult itt,
Elie tea and coke
"I feel i#; a cllttjr i
Paris d is re' , oklct I wvas curious to try Pos-
ThoGrand Trunk is makings fir'' *tum and sent fora package. I en-
s.
share
she west fl Canada Ira -
c - jQ • d it frown. the first, and at once
a strove: of the western Canada >.:m �
migration business, while the Trunk
Lines Association has refused it.
A man named Joseph Lachance
was arrested at Montreal with a
lot of cocaine inhis possession as
,prescription and a
dru -
1 as a
g
ww
well
x
add
resrAs
a
result war-
rants
r-
rants wcere'`s sited for the doctor
and druggist.
According to Dr. Montizambert,
Director -General. of Public Heath,
the construction camps along the
line of the Transcontinental Rail-
way ancd other'~ lines are in many
seises the breeding places of small-
pox and other epidemics.
GREAT I3RIT.ATN.
The London Express understands
that the King and Queen will 'w}isit,
1ihiropean capitals next year..
UNITED STATES,
Patrick Lyons, a New York po-
liceman, born ai- Railton; Ont., ° has
gave up tete~ an its favor.
"1 began to feel better very'
soon, My giddiness left one after
the .first few days' use crf Postum,
and my stomach became stronger
so rapidly that it was not long till
I was able (as I still am) to take
of
articles milk. ,and many
other
food of which I was formerly com-
pelled to deny myself. I have
proved the truth of your 'state-
ment that Postiun `-makes good,
red blood-'
"I have become very enthusias-
tic over the merits of my new
table beverage, and during the past
few months, have conducted a Pes-
turn propaganda, among ray neigh-
bors which has brought benefitto
marry, and I shall continuo to tell
my friends of the better wary' in
which I rejoice.' Name given by
Canadian Postum Co., Win lsor,
Ont.
Read the little book, "The road
to Wellville," lir pkgs, "There's a
byElmira wo-reason."
apps
ets fifteen years` ago. genuine, true and furl of -human Interest.
John Fielding, aged 57, sur-`
f OU1 T3t.I 1-)RoDiJt;+E,
;r+alp 3 sa to $4,50 per barrel,
�y.
11^.liar £�i5glr logo a ly;s'tl4^ijta:ltcsi � ,
r 52.35 litr bushel,
Roney -I ••traeted, la -dam,. 11 to 120 lie'
be- 2.50 to $2.75,
bd1:.,. No, 1 is quoted
raIr.andtia,2at514to$14.50,
stsas- 52.64 to 56, Oa troop= '2
onto,
Potntee
re.
tr�1
1St:.
S1
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Put a.. strong glass on the label and examine it closely every time.
Always look for the name "Gillle ;' 'S ''' aSft; 'S E..
Like all good articles, which are extensively advertised,
is ye
frequently and very closely imitated. In some instances the imitators
have actually copied directions and other printed matter from our
label word for word. Be wise, and refuse to purchase imitation
articles for they are never satisfactory., gy
Si ills Lye
and decline to accept anything that looks to be an imitation or
that is represented to be. '''just as good"
or "better,"' or "the same thing." In'`+our
business
rs n bui
� e:�� ,, f ea 1
o ca ;ra f ver fi t
c o.
e e .;,.
e rt yy
1t, Q
l� ,
we 3iave never known of an mutation y# `
article that has been a success, for ;mita„;:
liable people, At the best «,
.• � tcxrs are not xe P g
tie "just as good" kinds are only trashy `.
zmitations, so decline then with'thanks
a• t F every'
` gp�t °g• LIMITED
GILLETTS
e: Rr-+.�roiene
e
kuoted at
1,35. Out
ices #O {it!'�Ee;
wez air tau
Il'UTTER,
Ilwttler
Dairy, olaalt
�Q. 9o; etora lkte.
tlttto, 17 10 1t . Crean;
to '33t;
for rolls, and
4r
Eggs -Strictly ,Ae'w^la
ere, and fresh siva Mt
tr case lotsa.
e
0
kw
;G, axil inferio'
(Wined zit 31.1
so 300 for ta00111
40e, deliror�
Fit Ps doze
AK1
ETURN ON lttOUSTRIALS CREATEI
THAN mita ALMOST' ANV OTHER
CLASS OF Bono.
wtltrr t+lors Than One
Falskts Above ?tortious,
Hands tlsttally FAir1
and 11aw8 1*a3r Prosnoct
fns art
Yalu ria
a11o1r Depend pn Outtoo
and tliwe»lna1
is as a Rula-
llar tAutltatpst';.
01 Apiyr0Giatr
Pr1c 9iustu•.
for tusiness
all
Tlta articles coutrltzwttrrd tax ""1nTeater"
ra for the sola ouriioaa of l ukUnp pro*.
settee
I1 for seaters, and, osoar•
from loafer 'Thin"wid-e" ari ae
u:taas t6.al avid reliable character athe
ntortntation may he relied upon. The
d' writer of these articles cud the publisher
of this parlor have no interests to Servs
in Commotion urltb this matter other tbais'
tboae of the reader.
Aid
Tlpti 1'1ib1?Ffi"a"S,
BaOon-long 01ear, 1112 to i13 -4e per
lb„ in case lots. T+ork, short cut, $22.00;
deo mess, 419.50 to .120, hams -Medium
to light, 16 to 161.2e; heavy, 14 to 1412a;
rolls, 103-4, to Ile; breakfast bacon, 16 to
170:
Cache, 19 to too•
?card-iliercus, 113-4e: tuba, 12o; Page.
121.40.
BUSINESS ,S` ONTREAB,
Montreal, Jan, 2. -Oats, Canadian West -
n, No. 2, 47o; Canadian Western No. 3,
4512c; extra No. I feed 46e; No. 2 local
white, 461 2o; No. 3 local white, 45 1.2c;
No, 4 local white. 441.2c. Barley, Man.
feed,, 64 to 65c; malting, 91 to 930. 030001
wheat, No. 2, 68 to 70e. Flour, Man.
Spring wheat patents, firsts, $5.60; sec-
onds, 55.16; strong bakers', 54.90; Winter
patents. choice, $4,75 to 55; straight.rol-
lers. 54.25 to 54.40; straight rollers, bags.
51,95 to 52,05. Rolled- oats, barrels, $5;
bags, 90 pounds, 52.371-2. Bran, $23.
527aloe-
to 5
28.
Middlings,
s2�.
shorts
n car
iliie, 529 to 534. Hay, 130. 2, per to
lots, 515 to 515.50. Cheese, finest westerns.
141.2 to 15c; finest easterns, 141-4 to 14 6-0c.
Butter, choicest creamery, 311-2 to 32 1-20;
seconds, 30 to 315. Eggs. fresh, 60 to 650;
selected, 30 to 33c; No. 1 stock,: 26 to 27e.
Potatoes, per bag, car' lots, 51.25 to 51.-
27 1-2.
been left $20,000 an + mina reds . n
d from pickpock- Ever read the above lettn1O Ana are
riian whom he saws , p p ars from time to
TLICE CI{IEF LEU ROBBE
Parisian. Official—
Receives
ser of �,
ives I3eav Sentences.
�ece T�'
j.
• Paris, I
ranee
dcs latch " fr�in Pa , ,
A. 1,
g , lex=
reei� of A
•- rs ; .lfie` ainar7n ea,,
most
a
ides �'i� aitite, of}e
of the m
�'
recte�tl;chiefs .of the secret police
re5l
wl1o: fox four car's `suc
in Paris, f .i
e'ar's
in retaining the. entire. trust
suc-
ceeded fc ...
ee
of his sulieriors,, Pre4eet'`Lepatt� in-
tided,
n
h .;
v '1st' °loll thgi::'time tieing
de
Cl w 1
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g, 1
` 'flue
tti.
no
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sc
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rr
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m t?
6
Renu~ of ;thieves, :was.brought 'to ,i.n
n
} *
n 4 ednesd:a wvhen,a ienteneo:r
Fof ' Rif
sever'
nal d�+
Y'9
1t e
eft x
. •i a 6Yas ssed- open I Pa P
a,.
s,
1 U tC.
a
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r s
The' q ,. ..
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,._ y
�s4
and 'exciting„ gas an thing
per )ie'`-;4ii+
ei;ce.'at d -rave,
ChiefofP !�
of the ,.
c t
fi o . . ,
e; ys .in .hid
a1
1Vartzee,
had . lived
lie ;that'
t'he was;
the
Charges:,
the...
himself` n ;after so+
r1n the trier
In ;' ]Sic g
g
though;'.uadinitting thio
`doubi6-life 'iasis °?
it.s .:...'e
not • guilty end t:
brought; agaanst 5hi
ven` e vn the' pas
ache
the
1>
who had thought
$
� y,,t
col
illy "Investor.")
as ' e have seen, t
dnstr el bonder varies very aorealerably
out filo highly speculative- 1n the cacti
at
rat nag couunules--to the, relatively',
vary conservative, ',There the value of
land senors or exceeds the amount of
,the bond issue, the rate or income does
not, as a. rule, vary greatly. of course,
the net return on the amount of the
investment in Black Lake asbes-
tos bonds at the present time cannot be
far short of 23 Per cent. One cannot
speak Kith ue Tracy as the makers of
any bond meanie table that the 'writer'
has seen dial not contemplate such a huge'
return on bonds). Outside of this, wo
may well hope, unique instance, the return
varies about as that on municipals with
the very iinnortant difference, that the
basis of comparison is about a point
higher. The average net return on in-
dustrials is higher' for equal security
than that upon any other form of' fund-
ed corporate obligation.
This constitutes one of the chief ad,
industrial trial bonds.
of n
na es
'ra t
s
u i-
.r4 second point in favor of
"Industri-
als"
'ind sir
als" is their marketability. Not all in-
dustrial bonds possess this advantage,
and to some degree at least it depends
on the policy of the issuing house. iia a
rule, however, an issue which could be
recommended to a '' careful investor
'would , possess the very distinct advant-
age ,of being readily marketable. On
the , other liand, many very well secur-
ed ,and otherwise desirable industrial
bonds are difficult to market. It is im-
portant, therefore, to decide' beforehand
whether marketability is a feature to be
particularly desired `before deciding on
an investment.
The prospect of appreciating in value
of an industrial bond depends a great
deal' on the.activity of the market for
that particular bond. Through improve-
ment in plant,' increased business, aug-
mented assets and in other. ways the
company may improve its position, and,
therefore, the security 'behind its bonds
and naturally the value of the bonds;
mar-
ket
the
not reflected in
but if ”this is
price of the bonds it is of small im-
portance. So, very inactive bonds are
t
Ax
UNITED STATES I+fA.1tiETS.
Minneapolis, Tan, Z--Close--Wheat-De-
comber,- 51,043.8; May, 51:063-4; 3uly, 51.-
07
1.-
071.2; No. 1 hard, 51.071.4; No, 1 North-
ern, 51:061.4 to '51,063.4; No- 2 Northern;
51.041.4 to 51.04 3.4; No. 3 wheat, 51.013.4
to 51.023.4. Corn -No. 3..yellovr 581.2 to
591.2c. Oats -No. 3 white, 44 to 45e. Itye•.
No• 2, 871.2 to 881.2c, Bran -523 to $23.-
50. rlour-rirst patents, $5 to 55.30; sec-
onds, $4,60 to 54.90; first clears, $3.50 to
53.85; second clears, 52:40 to 52,80,
a 1
Buffalo, Jan.'' 2. -Spring wheats -N
Northern, carloads, store, 51.12;: Winter,
No• 2 red; 99o; No• 3 red, 97c; No, 2 white,
99c. Oats -110. 2 white, 511.2o; No. 3 white;
51c; No, 4 white, 50e. Barley -Malting,
51.10 to 51,25.
ere only. re-
members rYlBniber8
witia him,
led
Iirn
0
ut:
hang
e-
unuswral m
ciefoioee, bow-
n-
�%
p heaviest
or/ouncer, who,
;'.years'' im.Pris
n exile f 'Itis
a
the .bind' `' t
axone
h'
LIVE" STOCK MARKETS,
kie Wilson
Obtained From
Says They MaiB
a Carleton. Farms,
despat4.h freilra Torozxtaz sly i s l
rrtiagetilents are being roads by
kie *iTils ta, au rilitresl-
of
Rural and llortieul
+Sticieties, for agricultural so-
s throughout the Province to
sista quantities of pedigree
ai sats from. a farmer itt Car -
county, whose train has been
ally watched by the Canadian
s rowers' .Association. It is
suggested that the Secretary of
Oacb society should communicate
wwith Mr. Wilson or his Depart-
ntent at the Parliament buildings,
Mfr. L. H. Newinan,of Ottawa, Sec-
tary of the Canadian Seed -grow-
ers' :Association, has promised that
he or some of his staff will. see that
pure
rill •rain is proper iaaggett alto.
sealed arid ` a tug wall bel uttacllcd
to call bag, with full instructions
as to the best methods poi eultiwrat-
ing It is expected that by ibis
means, as well as through the fluence of the standing field crop
competitions, Ontario will conte to
be known as the place where the
best seed in the :Dominion can be
procured.
Muck gratification is felt b, ;the
Department over the fact' that this
dear is the first Sncc`the standing;
field crop competitions Wer0 start
d,. in 1007, in which the expert
udges have been unable to discov-
er a single „seed Of wild oats in all
�tlre
large exhibit of oats at the
Guelph Winter : Fair.
on of business and credit, as similar
conditions do with our Anwerie::in cousins
in the States, our: industrial bond prices
do : not fluctuate so violently. On the
wrhoie, there bas been more up than
lore; in Canadian price movements -ea
far,
'MONTREAL TERMINALS.
The Canadian Northern Plans' an
Elaborate System.
h. despatch from Montreal says:"
The plans of the Canadian North-
ern Railway for entry into Mont-
real have just been ;lade public_
The total cost will be in the neigh-
borhood of $25,000,000, and will re-
quire three years to complete.
BRAVE RESCUE.
A Montreal Painter Saves Two
Children at Risk o$ His Life.
A despatch from Montreal says:
P
Fire broke out on Thursday morn-
in at 800 City Hall avenue, i rank
13esnieks, a painter, saw the .flames,
rushed into the house and rescued
two children, who had been left in
the blazing dwelling by their grand-
mother M her excitement. Res -
nicks' hair and moustache were
burned off. He is receiving much
praise for the rescue, as the place
sons a mass of flames. The pro-
perty loss was only $2,000-
LacgcET IN BRITIBII 1llLLB
er Affects 300,000 Work-
ers
of Employers s
p
Lancashire.
A despatch from Manchester,
Eng:, says': The refusal: of one' man
and two women to join a trades
union, coupled with the decision of
the Master Cotton Spinners to close
their mills three days.in the" week,
caused a complete stoppage of a
great portion of the cotton mills in
northeast Lancashire on Wednes-
day' evening. Efforts are already
on foot to bring about a settlement,
but as one woman, who left the
union after twenty years because
she believes that the benefits are
not commensurate with the nd
ula
a
pay-
ments, persists ' in her attitude, ,
the Master Spinners insist upon
their right to maintain open shops,
not likely t appreciate materially while
more an c f h along and bitter stiugglfeared.ht
ell, Jan. ttl im e1 ',
$5,35 to ,$6.50; do., medium, $5 to
y o appr e' is
e ulativo issues often show
hers ca e, the as . conditionsTh 'e is danger, too of the fig
2, g3ut ma ton
marked' appreciation
ve, Take, for example, Canada: Ce• spreading tai `other industries.
choice, ro
$5,2J;.' do,: eornnlon, ,$3;5D to x74.50; • can. went bonds., '0h the • week ,Dding 3s nu
Hera S2 to $3.25; butchers cattle chows
ary5, 1911, the bonds sold in some volume `�
cows. ,$5,50,' to $5 75; do.; nxedium $4 7a, to, L' ' 91. Last: Week the quotation was
5 25," `a da , boils
'$4.60 to S5 50 mincers, 107 1-4' lid .' This advance lairs reeiilted,
' osition' of,.the
choiee,cach, $75 do ' coma=.i<iid m solei; froau the improved p
0 ' a vin ore, ".530 to , let had She bands , not tios-
nisi,.. seri, . $50 to $6 .. p E cotnrany,
mu
Shee --Ewes, $4 to $4,25;, do•, busks 508(3. .u,n active m ,rket tries irnprovi
$44:... p
lambs. 56.25 ,to ' . • ,' of have beep' reflected,
53.75 n
and culls ,!3.50* #o < moat..:.
6.50.'• 33ogs—P'. o. b., $6.90 to.$7:25. Calves s'a class,- induatrlal •bonds eanzlat
$ bilit of market
. - t . , , • •. ' ;. assess `std y
--'33 to $10. be. said
"Toronto,
akb�o€0
l.
oiin,
..,'.
ta.oe,
Jan. 2.
-Cafile D
r. .ices c
losd p
ri
ce,
itn
ra
s
overy
high
i h
degree.
egree.
71Some
rex,
o
sfp
s ;
r
t(1ih
nte,.k
e
very rongl, with small gitus whilesma
smaller issuesenjoy 'a fictitions stabil,
loss.
sIleaYOrageprAs for them,.was aarkoE'qlt. ifiors to t2icar
36.25, though selected lots toschod 06:40 movene ts. Oil the whole,however.
Y
ft
ltindrol=weiilt, dogs were steads•ties®boxide subiect iuetistions
1
"the highest price forear- deDendxzglii";the ,bn<Anese outlook. Of
af steers- Tese 'weighed aboxat 1r course is our business p
100 poupds. The bulk of the cattle,co nothe same 0(711of dij s ,oy
tering,laweYerCranEod tin 6t ywide margin, ,ind de d muh lust 'to fat'that no
Isorecc
jj,}d, led .:,+ aur, ver atie'..4. 3 >tosper
k fr„
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The lockout involves %160,000 weav-
ers, and nearly, an equal number
of spinners will be reduced to half
pay. Unfortunately there are incii-
cations alreno y of probable compli-
cations through the introduction of
a new issue of the troublesome
question of wages. This move has
been taken by the -weavers, who
now declare that as the lockout
hashsen decided upon they intend
to make an advance : of five per
cent. in wages'a condition' o4 any
settlement. It is estimated that
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amount to $1,400,000. 'Tl.e weav-
ers will receive roughly $325.00(1
lockout pay from the -union.
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