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SLOYD IS POPULAR.
Great Rush of Pupils to Get Into the
Tew Industrial School.
THE OBJECTS TO BE ATTAINED.
Occupation of the Fathers of the Children
Under Instruction.
ax nrrnoTED examination system
The Best riace
To po for photographs is Lies' gallery, 0 d
cabinets $150 per doz; reliable work. 30
and 12 Sixth street, directly opposite new
.Alvin Theater. ttsu
We nre showing a superb line of exclu
sive styles in boys' and children's clothing
vhich can be seen nowhere else in this citv.
Gusicr's."
VUltors 1 ill rind
The best place to pet a good meal is Ken
nedy's, Siith and Dnquesne way.
Ueer is the unrivaled beverage of all
'classes. The Iron City Brewing Co.'s
"Pilsner" brand is of superior quality.
IJest dealers keep it. Telephone 118(5.
I all Suitings,
Trou "erlnes and oercoatings at Pitcairn's,
iii "Wood street.
JIaxt of the prettiest and most stylish
suits we are showing for boys and children
have been made to our order and conse
quently will not be met with in any other
stock iii ton n. Gusky'S.
Visitors M ill Find
The best place to get a good meal is Ken
nedy's, Sixth and Duquesne way.
IF you want furniture or carpet go to the
Henry Auction Company, 24 and 26 Ninth
street. Sales every Tuesday and Friday.
The Sloyd industrial school at the Forbes
school is to be a i ery popular department it
the rush of pupils is an indication. The
clabes are now all formed, eight from the
ForDes school and t o each from the normal
and commercial departments of the High
School. The four latter classes took their
Initial les-on lat Friday, and will receive in
struction but once a week; tlioe of the
Forbes fccbool will hai e two a w eok. There
are 156 pupils in all, the oldet reported is 17
j ears, a boj of the commercial department,
oftheHijih School
AH the bo of the Forbes school wanted
to enter and in the drawing of lots, which
was the means emploed lor sclection.it
happened that in t o classes out ot three,
brothers were entitled to enter. Of course,
this could not bo allowed when so miny
were anxious to be enrolled, so those in
authority, after consultation with the fath
ers of the children, decided the elder ones
shonld bo the lucky ones. When this ulti
matum was made "known to the younger
brothers they cued heartily. Superinten
dent Luckej states that since the school
started not a bo has been late or absent.
This record for boys, always anxious to get
a daj "on"," is remarkable.
The Object of the School.
Superintendent Luckey.in speaking about
the Sloyd school yesterday, said: "It
Is a mistaken idea for our people, to think
that it is a regular trades school and will
turn out skillful mechanics. Its object i to
educate the youthful hands to do almost
anything. The colleges turnout scholars,
but their hands nre useless. They cannot
make a living with them. Rowing is about
the only thing they are taught to do." He
sas the school will make artisans from
omonc its pupils fully as much s the col
lege or uniersity makes the professional
man, and that while it cannot bring the
pupil up to the maximum of ability it w ill at
le.ist discover his bent and give htm such
ideas as w ill eventually discover for him
that occupation or line of trade that is best
suited to his ideas and capabilities.
The eve is trained as w ell as the hand, the
pupil flrt sketches what is to be made in the
school w orkshop and from this sketch makes
the article.
Tho course includes two jears. The
amount of lumber used during the year is
aboutoOOfeetatacotof $25. The teacher
gets a salary of $900, so this moderate ex
pense is an excellent investment for the
Pittsburg schools. The fathers of the 158
children in attendance at the school are
divided by occupation as follows: laborers,
24: skilled laborers, ': professional men, 9;
merchants, 15, clerks, 23, mechanics, 14; man
ufacturers, 6. Seventeen of the children are
orphans. If this school is a success, which
it undoubtedly will be. a similar workshop
will be established in the vanous ward
schools.
A ew System or Examinations.
Prof J. 5L Lojan, of the Teebles school,
Is the originator of a -valuable idea,
which he would like to see carried out in
the schools, and the "lobbying"' he did yes
terday among the principals showed that
thev, too, saw much good in his plan. Prof.
Logan is of the oninlon that no teachers in
the city better understood their work than
the teachers of the High School classes in
the ward school-, simplj because thev are
alwas on the lookout lor crimination
papers from other schools and all sources
lOs-tblc, th it thev can gh e as a test to their
pupils and the woik throughout the citv in
ibis grade is uniform, ot-o with the other
irradesior the grade of tud ror the schools
ii irarallj can gie but a limited idea of
Its requirements so the Frolessor
would like to have the principals divided
Snlocoimnittci-slor the studies where wnr
tcn examinations are feasible, w ho would
prepare examination pipers tint would be
tli-tiibmcd.tll thiouctitiio school". The ex
amination need l.ot be for piomotion, but
more fn th- -ugestivo w ork, making the
trtachcrs cognizant of tne woik of their
g.-idesah through the cm The examin i
t.oitonccui even ten weeks luthiswav
tiiO te.u hei. woiud lne a better idea of
what is required of their grade and the work
would be uiutorm thimuliout the cm
At thuiuietniKorthi. l'nncipals' Congress
next sauml i Pro! I ojan will bung for
ward bi Mtsgcstion and if cained out the
Central Hoard ol Educttion will be asked to
bear the expense ol printing the questions.
Teachers hiiting About.
An unusual nnmber of changps are oc
cuning among the teachers since the open
ing of school JIiss Mawlunney, of tho Mooi
head School, ha-, iccepted a poition in tho
Sterrctt, and JIks Butler, ot the Merrett,
goes to the Lincoln. Fnday evening Miss
I.jtlc, of tho Mt Washington School, was
elected to a position m the Moorhead, which
makes fourv cancic now to be tilled in tho
lit "v'lshincton -chool . Miss Cnks, ot the
Allen school will hcieifter be found at the
Gront bcliool Mis Georeia Mclntyre, of
L. .Wenport, Alleglipnv county, his" been
yiected additional teacher at the Thad
it"vcns. Miss Fdtlnus succeeds Miss Stew
art in tne Mt. Albion
Mlas liebecca Foibes, whose i-emoval from
the assistant principalslup of the Moorhead
School, two jearsano, will bo remembered,
wentayeai njro to Tacoina and has an ex
cellent position there In Jiilv her sister
Amanda, ot the Lincoln School, resigned
to join her sister in the far Wst.
Miss t undenbenr, of the Osceola School, ju0t
jctumed last Wcdne-dav from Atlantic
Citv. Her -vacation was lengthened ow ins
to the improvement derived at Atlantic
City to her mother's health. Miss Belle Dal
zell, of the Birmingham School, is another
teacher w ho took a lengthy trip to the State
of California, and did not get back till last
Monday.
Harvest Excursions
To principaVpoints in the "West, Korth
vest, Southwtand the Vallcv of Virginia,
via the Baltimore and Ohio'ltailroad, at
very low rates, September 15 and 29. For
tickets and detail information call at city
ticket office, corner Tilth avenue and "Wood
ttreet, or at depot.
"We want to remind our friends in the
country that the assortment of fall clothing,
hats, furnishings and shoes is now all in
and placed, and to extend to them a hearty
invitation to come in and see the gorgeous
exhibit we have to show them.
Gcsky's.
Visitors Will Tind
The best place to get a good meal is Ken
nedy's, Sixth and Duquesne way.
From the furniture center of the world,
and we are showing au immense line of
chamber suites, sideboards, and in fact anv
piece of furniture necessary to complete "a
neat household.
Michigan- Frr.MiuRE Co.,
4 57 Smithfield street.
CAKPET5! CARPETS! CAKPETS
Special Sale This Week.
J. H. Knnkel & Bro., 1347-1319 Penn
avenue, two squares east Union depot.
Good ingrain, worth 25c, at 18c; extra beavr
two-ply carpet, worth 45c, at 29c; carpets
they 11 ask you 50c for, at 38c; good wool
C0c"carpet, at 48c; best all-wool 75c, at 58c
In brussels we have just opafeed another
shipment of 50c brussels, to sell at 39c, and
elegant 85c carpet, at 67c "We will posi
tively save you money on carpets this week.
J. H. KtlKKEL & BEO.
Moke styles and more novel designs are
now on exhibition at our store than in any
other two stores in the city. Don't fail to
see our fall displav for "the little ones
when you come in tb view the Exposition.
Guskt's.
Take Tonr Girl or Some Other Girl
To Kennedy's for ice cream, oysters, soda
water, etc., etc
Sixth and Duquesne "Wat.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS,
Parlor furniture reupholstered.
Haugh & Keenan, 33 Water street
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Calx, and see our immense stock of parlor
and chamber suits. Lowest prices in the
city. MicniGAN Furniture Co.,
437 Smithfield street
Those who come in to see t'ae Exposition
should not fail to see the wood-brown
cheviot shade in single and double-breasted
sack suits at Gusky's.
Take Tour Girl or Some Other Girl
To Kennedy's for ice cream, oysters, soda
water, etc, etc
Sixth and Duquesne "Wat.
If you need a parlor or chamber suit it
will pay you to call and examine our stock.
Our terms being cash you are the gainer.
Michigan-'Furniture Co.,
437 Smithfield street.
A SURPRISE
To Spectacle Wearers
Are Chessman's Celebrated
$1.00 SPECTACLES.
Thousands of people are singinz their
praises, having secured perfect comfort
through their use.
Chessman Optical Co.,
NO. 42 FEDEEAL ST., Allegheny.
Artificial eye wearers are appreciating tho
fact that better satisfaction is given at
Chessman's than they ever had before.
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SOLID GOLD
3r Aspect acles andO T A
l! I eje glasses fitted " I I
JJto the eve. SoldlJl UU
this month only at " w w
onr store and at our display at the Exposi
tion. CARUSS & MANNION,
C7 riFTII AVENUE.
se6-Tursu
Renouf s Curling Parlors
Have Removed to
NO. 4 SIXTH ST.,
Kooni No. 1, Second Floor.
sell -rhsu
WALKER
ARTIFICIAL EYE
MAKER,
f"- Vl-tt. dt .
V.Tjr-" "" outjci.
The only manufacturer of artificial human
eyes in the city. niylO-su
SOUTHSIDE.
WE KJTOW IT.
To bring town and country
trade to our store we must
offer inducements, which we
can and do. You'll admit
that expense cuts an impor
tant figure in the selling of
merchandise. On this item
alone we can figure 15 per
cent less margin -just that
much to our customers' ad
vantage. Our facilities for
buying are the best. Know
ing our possession of these
natural advantages over down
town houses we place them
hefore the public in an intelli
gent and economical manner,
not only through the Sunday
papers, but also with our own
publication, which we will
mail gratis on receipt of ad
dress. Next Thursday and Friday,
September 17 and 18, our
grand fall opening of Milli
nery.Dress Goods and Cloaks
takes place An excellent
opportunity to inspect our
goods and prices. All are
invited. In the evening we
will keep open house for all
no goods will be sold. For
the entertainment of our vis
itors there will be good music
All are invited by
BERNARD.,
THE PEOPLE'S MERCHANT,
SOUTH THIRTEENTH ID CM50I STS.
N. B. To reach our store
from down town take South
side electric cars on Smith
field street; which pass our
door.
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WE OPEN
Our doors to-morrow morning upon
our fall stock of Housefurnishings.
FURNITURE
Choice Styles. Reliable Makes.
CARPETS
Embracing all qualities.
Stoves and Ranges; the best city
makes. We can save you 20 to 30
per cent on an entire outfit, or on
any single article to furnish your
home. Terms to suit you.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
DECIDEDLY SWELL
RUBEN'S
FALL STYLE NO.' 2.
Qfl PICKERING,
Will COR. TENTH ST A
THE-: -HOUSE
FURNISHER,
COR. TENTH ST. AND PENN AVE.
T.
HAIR ON'THE FACE, NECK, ARMS OR ANY PART OF THE PERSON
QUICKLY DISSOLVED AND REMOVED WITH THE NEW SOLUTION
AND THE GBOWtTH lOUIVitt DJ.STUUYED WITHOUT THE SLIGHTEST IWJUKY OK
PTPCOT ORATION Or THE MOST DELICATE SKIN DISCOVERED BT ACCtPrVT.
In Compounding, an Incomplete mixturo was accidentally spilled on tho
back of the ha nd, and on washing afterward it was discovered that the hair
was completely removed. We purchased the new discover and named it
iuvvjj4i Ajt fc id t"7t Atrial 17 (iuiC icc ii iiiu lu lujiii iuub b u U3 ittu bra. uu eu
simple any one can use it. It acts mildly but surely, and yon will be snr-
Erised and delighted with the results. Apply for a few minutes and the
air disappears as if by magic. It has no resemblance whatever to any
other preparation ever used for a like pur pose, and no scientific discovery
ever attained such wonderful reLiUs. IT CANhOT FAIL. If the
growth be light, one application will remove It permanently; the heavy
growth such as the beard or hair on moles may require two or more appli
cations before all the roots are destroyed, although all hair will be removed
at each application, nnd without the slightest injury or unpleasant feeling
when applied orever afterward. modene supercedes electrolysis
Rtcommtndtd bjf all uho ban tested It omits V&id by people of etfinemant
Gentlemen who do not appreciate nature's gift of a beard, will find a
priceless boon in Modene, which does away with shaving. It dissolves and
HfKtrnvthft 11fn nrinnnlfiof the hair, therebv rendarincjtH future crowth
' an utter impossibility, and is guaranteed to be as harmless as water to the
r skin. Young persons who find an embarrassing growth of hair coming.
snouia use Juoaene to destroy its grow in juoaene sent vy man, in eaieiy
mailinLT cases, costaee Tuiid. (securer sealed from observation) on receiot
of price, SI. 00 per bottle. Send money by letter, with your full address written plainly. Correspondence
sacredly private. Postage stamps received the same as cash, always mention tour county and this paper.
LOCAL AND ) MODENE MANUFACTURING CO.. CINCINNATI, O,, U.S.A.C CUTTHIS OUT
GENERAL AGENTS MANDFACTDRERS OF THE HIGHEST GRADE HAIRf REPARATIONS. AS IT MAY hot
WANTED. J Voir oafi reglaUr mour fottar at any Post-office and Insure Its eafe ttellixtrg ( APPEAR AGAIU
Wo Offer 31,000 FOR FAILURE OR THE SLIGHTEST 1NJURT..EVKKY BOTTLE GUARANTEED.
8625-150E OBU
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THE BEAU BRUMMEL.
Onr constant aim to furnish the stylish
dressers of Pittsburg with the latest, neat
est and nobbiest in the way of headgear Is
again exemplified in the above new hat,
which possesses points nt once novel and
pronouncedly swell. TVe are showing this
splendid shape in advance of all others,
thus again demonstrating our superior ad
vantages to serve the public with prompti
tude. That the "Beau Brnmmel" will be an
undoubted success we feel fully assured.
Come and see them.
RUBEN,
The Hatter and Furnisher,
421 and 423 SMITHFIELD STREET.
P. S. Mail orders promptly filled.
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JTETV ADVERTISEMENTS.
Headquarters for Millinery, Cloaks, Ladles' and
Gents' Furnishings, etc.; 510 to 618 Market street.
KTNrO W OPEKa
For Fall and Winter,
YOU know what we have offered in Mil
linery Goods in past seasons and we want yotf
to know what we intend doing this fall and
winter for our lady customers. The variety,
the styles and THE IMMENSITY of our as
sortment will exceed anything we have at
tempted heretofore. OUR REASONABLE
PRICES A FEATURE THAT HAS CON
TRIBUTED SO MUCH TO MAKE THIS
DEPARTMENT POPULAR WILL BE
FOUND LOWER THAN EVER.
Our present facilities for trimming to order
are superior to any previous season, thereby
offering a GREAT ADVANTAGE to those
wanting trimming done on short notice.
WE ARE READY
the;
ibuicKi
H AND THE p
WOODS'
PENETRATING
PLASTER.
Taeu5-TS
'is QUICK. Others in
comparison are slow or
DEAD. If suffering try
WOOD'S PLASTER
It Penetrates, Be
lieves, Cores.
All uraggists.
ESTABLISHED laSL
Eyes Examined Free.
Artificial Eyes (Inserted.
OPTICIAN,
, 23 SIXTH ST.
deiS-TTsu
TO SHOW YOU EVERYTHING IN UN-
TRIMMED FELT HATS, CHILDREN'S
AND ALL THE NOVELTIES IN JETS,
FANCY FEATHERS, ORNAMENTS AND
Ladies' Fine Furs!
I can redyo and reshape your Socque or
Coat promptly, and save you some money, If
yon come now instead of waiting.
English Seal Coloring a specialty.
See my new Princess Cape.
I
Practical Hatter and Farrier,
707 Penn Ave., Pittsburg.
Mail orders promptly attended to.
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J. DIAMOND,
fill
physicians.
FEICK BROS., .
21 SIXTH ST.
SUEGICAL INSTRUMENT
ESTABLISHMENT.
Specialties: Scientific fitting
of TRUSSES, appliances for
DEFORMITY and ARTIFI
CIAL LIMBS. Largest stock
of surgical instruments in
Western Pennsylvania. Largs
illustrated catalogue free to
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HATS, GIRLS' HATS
FLOWERS, POMPONS,
BEADED GOODS.
THE MOST BEAUTIFUL AND ARTISTIC EXHIBIT OF
EXQUISITE RIBBONS
You have everseen is our present assortment. These Ribbons are veritable
works of art Most of the designs are exclusively our own, and will not be
found in other stbres. All of the finest shades of velvets and cloths, as well
as Crepes, Laces and other trimmings are here in luxurious abundance.
TRIMMED GOODS.
Our line of Toques and Bonnets, large and small, Round Hats.
School Hats, Baby Hats, etc, is replenished daily, and a bright,
new and attractive stock is always displayed.
Our Millinery Department is a grand one, indeed, and
WE ARE PROUD OF IT.
We can afford to be a trifle vain, for another such department does
not exist in either city. Our prices are always right, and qualities
strictly first-class better goods are not obtainable, no matter how much
more other dealers may ask.
Our Ribbon Bargains have become
proverbial, and this is one you really
CANNOT AFFORD TO MISS. We OFFER 1,000 PIECES OF PURE SlLK RlBBON,
6 INCHES WIDE, CHOICE SHADES, SUITABLE FOR SASHES OR FANCY WORK, AT
29c A YARD. IT IS WELL WORTH 75c.
A LITTLE REMINDER!
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L$Y kW
J'P- S. In the Cloak Department you will find the latest novelties
in Fall and Winter Cloth and Plush Garments, Children's Wraps, Shawls,
.pur uapes, etc., at interesting prices.
5813
ft,
MANNS'
LADIES'
ALL CAPES.
A fashionable and elegant variety;
some artistically trimmed with braid and
jewels; others trimmed with feathers
Ostrich, Peacock, Coque still others
with fine Fur. As a season opener we
will place on sale to-morrow morning 1 25
fine quality Cheviot Capes, cut in latest
length, with sleeves, in all different
shades and colors, with rich satin facing
all around, and embroidered in a very
handsome manner,
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MEN'S
Hardly think you can find similar goods
elsewhere below 15.
LATEST FUR-TRIMMED JACKETS,
An exquisite variety of all new styles.
To-mcrrow morning we shall place on
sale ico Ladies' fine Reefers, 30 inches
leng, with GENUINE ASTRAKHAN
DEEP COLLAR, loop fastening AT
USSL.Y $a JdU. .Nothing lilce them anywhere below S12.
Don't fail to se; our French Importations of Wraps, Jackets,
Paletots, Military Capes, etc.
OUR OPENING OF FULL MILLINERY
Was a great succes;, having been attended by thousands of
ladies who unhesitat;ngly expressed their surprise, admiration and
satisfaction about our beautiful display of French Pattern Hats
as well as our own productions.
Forty-seven copies "were ordered yesterday of one magnifi
cent French Toque alone. While they will all be patterned after
the original, no two will be exactly alike. There are hundreds of
1 etails in hat trimming known to the expert milliner. We em
p oy experts only. ,
obw Styles
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Although Kaufmanns have for years been LEADERS of the Boys' clothing trade of Pittsburg though they have
from season to season shown the largest variety and the prettiest styles it has remained for the coming Fall and Winter to
.cap the climax. To enumerate all the styles now on our counters would be impossible. It's a perfect galaxy of novelties
baffling all description. We can only single ou a few things here and there. Your imagination must do the rest.
From Best & Co.'s Lilliputian Bazaar, New York, famous for its matchless Boys' Clothing, we (and we only, in Pitts
burg) have the best America produces, while Maison Coutard, Paris, has contributed the finest products of Europe.
Besides, there are represented in our stock thirty-four renowned manufacturers of children's clothing whose "creamiest"
styles we show.
Among the handsomest novelties displayed is our FRENCH COURT SUIT for Boys 4 to 10 years old. It has
separate vest, and the Jacket is cut rather long and square-edged.' The materials are finest Velvets, Granites and Cloths;
price is $io. Then there is the Sherwood Short-Pant Suit, also with separate vest, but round cut Jacket, and ranging in
prices from $5 up. For the little proud fellows, just going out of kilts, we show the celebrated Zouave style, in an en
tirely new and large variety of materials; also, a grand assortment of beautifully Embroidered Jersey and Stockinette Suits
from $3 up. For bigger Boys, 10 to 16 years old, the double-breasted Jacket Suits will be ALL THE GO this Fall.
They come with vests, some double-breasted. Then there are the 3 and 4-button Cutaway Jacket Suits which also will be
extensively worn. We sell these styles in good qualities at $5;in very fine at 8; in finest imported at 14. Our English
Short-Pant Puits, with double-breasted Jackets, cut round or square, will enjoy an equally liberal share of popularity.
They are made largely of Plaided Scotch Cheviots, and some are made with patch pockets. Sizes range from 6 to 15
prices 3, $5 and up to gio. Extra fat and stout -boys need not suffer, either, for style. We have provided a complete
assortment of extra size suits for them.
In Kilt Suits, sizes 2 to 6, we exhibit a large display of Parisian styles that are as cute and cunning as can be made,
OUR LATEST, a Reefer Jacket Kilt, made of Scotch Plaids and Homespuns, at S4, 5 and $6. OUR LEADER, a
line of fine Kilt Suits in Scotches, Flannels and Mixtures, at only $2. We also show an extensive and elegant stock of
Children's Reefers and light-weight Fall Overcoats.
In Long-Pant Suits, sizes 14 to 19, we make a specialty of an 8 and J! 12 line, embracing some of the best and latest
single and double-breasted styles, sold from 25 to 33 per cent more money in other stores.
FALL OVERCOAT
Our four bargain lines advertised Friday brought us plenty of
"lookers" yesterday. Every looker turned into a buyer after hav
ing seen the goods.
LINE
THE1
Consists of nobby Box and Fly Front
Top Coats, fancy stitched, with or
without patch pockets.
12
Consists of regular BEAUTIES
Fall Overcoats cut in all the latest
styles and from extra fine materials.
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Embraces some of the best and finest
English Fall Overcoats that'll "catch"
the most fastidious "swells" of Pittsburg.
IN 0D1 MERCHANT TAILORING DEFT
Things are assuming a lively appearance. Our cutters and tailors
are as busy as bees. A cordial invitation is extended to every
body, before leaving his measure, to call and see our unusually
large stock of finest Imported Piece Goods.
We not only give you the largest variety of strictly fashion-"1
able goods to select from, but guarantee a 'perfect fit and satis
factory work in every case and save you from $10 to $15 on a
suit or from $2 to $5 on a pair of trousers. Leae your
now.
measure
Country people visiting the Exposition will save their traveling expenses by taking advantage of our Low Prices.
KAUFMANNS
FIFTH AVE.
AKD
SMITHFIELD ST.
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