ob rovn
I GOO
i
TOURING CAR
$250
. F. BARKER 6 CO.
Automobiles and Implements
ixmatus i:iov i-easts
SALEM, Ore. Nhv. 30. Accord
ing to a long standing custom, pris
oners at the stale nenit"iiii;'.ry and
lnmatca nt the stiito hofiiltal for the
Insane enjoyed eltiborute Thanksgiv
ing dinners today. At tho hospital
tho menu included 2 two ) Minds of
chicken, and lit the prison the
menu wm: H5ii pounds cf chicken,
SO pounds of dressing, a0) pounds
of mashed potatoes. 200 pounds of
sweet potatoes, SO poundii or cran
berries, 100 bunches of cilery, 60
gallons of soup, 100 pound! of cake,
125 pumpkin pics, 125 gallons of
eweet corn, lu Kiilluns of pickles,
25 gallons of peach sauce, 45 gal
lons of coffee and 20 pounds of
bread.
A theatrical company now play
ing; hero gave a performance at the
prfnm in the forenoon and a mu
sical entertainment was given at
the l;iwpit;i! tnhlr;hK
DRY LAW SENDS U. S. SHIPS TO FOREIGN REGISTRY
I
f s.s.
yi?bluit
ss.
i juice
,rr.
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Itctaue tbo dry law forbids tlio aaio of riquor on American ships and
becuu.K' pr.ispective passengers were cancelling pnssHitv, tbo I'nltcd Ameri
can Lines has transferred Hie llcsolu to and Iho ltellanco to l'anama regls
tiy. They weiu the third and fourth lamest vessels flvini? the American
Ilai,-. Tim jiholograph of the ltesolu to was taken when the vessel was at
unehoruge off yuuraiiline. New York Harbor, listing heavily because of a
sudden shift lu her cargo.
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MISC El.LANEOUS!
WK--Are In the la.i.k.t for fi:ll clip
wool and iimhalr. J. y. Uaiker &
Co.
txt'iTANi"; k'" - line i "v. 1 1,
poind-. Mill ;i.nl,- t r a l.Uh c-w.
A. :. ll'illiony, I'd. !il' r.
F'(lt'i'"i: Vl'i: 'I'v.i Illy " I 1 i i t. iiit
lue or six rilli's i-asl of 'I ."amnok,
w-lll 1 1 :i il- for lioseburg p:i-per!j.
I'lioi.e 4MJ,
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n. fj-.ncmy BAHMG POWDER
' Vosbargh & Wiard
NOTICE TO AUTO OWNERS:
We are overstocked on Wtsting
hou.se Hatterles and for the next 30
days will offer substantial discounts.
We have in stock a size for everv car.
TUB llOSEDLllO (J Alt AGE.
MOTHER-FATHER.
Havo a portrait made for your Imas
Irift. Your loved linos will nnnrrrlnfn
them. I'hone 42 for an appointment.
Husphtirir studio. Hell Bisters Hldr.
' 'W W - -Vv ( f V' .
to.
COLUMN
WILL KXtTlANtiK S7.".0 worlli of elec
tric brake shares for eiiher late
iHidge, Hupp or Studeluiker light
six. .Must bo In glMjd shape. Ad
dress It. K. euro News lteview.
LOST AND FOUND
I roi'NI) t'liiid's hair comh. Owner
kiny havo same by describing and
pa. Ing for adv.
LOsT One green eariini; silver
inounlliig. Kinder please leave at
NcWH-Uovlcw.
FOR SALE
TOIt SALK Wicker sulkv. I'hone I
1 ul; SAUK - Oi.T- orTT Talloov I
er Hreet. I'hone 1;! I'll. i
l-'Oll SAI.I-Apples and cider." J. cTl
Soffit t, 110 N. i'arrott Si.
IDit S.Ll 1-in niiure. 4 n-oili huu-e i
i f a' lent. 1017 West l'lno si.
Tlli-; HOLLAND liri.llS Tiiluw
! hyacinths are on sale now at The
f Kern.
4 liOOM liOi'sk" Eai:Klit. " l'aved
sueet. J1I00. Kasy TeruH. o. W.
Young Sun. I'lioue 417.
l'O It-SALi; -Seasoned fir r.ird woodi
and fir bi 'ek wood. 1) .ver ltns
i l'liono II K14.
KOil SAl.i: Two upiiolsteTi dcliiurs
t.i lu.i'eh, 1 ncker, J inn chair.
1'ricr (2j for the two. I'hone 370.
Knit .SAl.K-Cheap If tak. n at wcr"
4 oi.ii i:,-..sl,ir sirawbeiiv plants at
per 1U00. Cnll 4 1 K-l. W. Kest
1 .l.nls.wer. It V. 1. No ?.
10K SAM-:" 1!:0 Keid n.a.l- .r in
f.i.-t i 'iiis condition 1'rir. .1 ricltt
lor quick silo. 6iS S. Su ;.;ein ,st ,
er ph-i.ie 4f. n.
Kiil SVLK-lieo car cheap or trade
f.T sheep or possibly any thins we
foulj get logelhcr en. Apply W J.
li. laid, Millwood, Or.
OFFICIAL FILINGS
DOUGLAS COUNTY
DAILY RECORD OF INSTRU
MENT8 FILED WITH COUNTY
CLERK AND PLACED UPON
RECORD.
(Compiled by Dcugla AbstraM Co.
RoMburg.)
; The following Instruments vers
' (resented to the county clerk today
for filing and are being placed upoc
the couuty record:
51441. Certificate of water right.
''tale of Ore. to H. Wolltnberg. 15
ac. SW4 SK14 sec. 7, 23 ac. in
NvV!4 NEVi ixsc. 18-0-4.
3144 2. Water cert. Oregon to
Hinsdale Estate Co. Lot 1. sec-
33- 2-11.
31443. Water rir.ht. State or
Oregon to G. Waterworth. 5 ac.
XE'A XV sec. 14-32-5.
f.1444. Water right. Oreion to
Frank J. Wade. Lot 3. sec. 16-22-10.
51443. Water right. Oregon to
J. M. Kilter, g ac. In SE'a Srt'ii
sec 14-27-C.
3144 6. Water right. Oregon to
Chas. Henderson. Lot 6, sec. 36-20-1
1.
51447. Water right. Oregon to
Wm. Allin. 10 ac. SEhi NK& and
8 ac. lu SWVt SK'A sec. 29-30-3.
5134S. Water rls'ht. Oregon to
Hinsdale Kstato Co. Iot 6, sec.
34- 21-11.
51449. W. I). James L. Bullack
to Franklin T. Case. 1,500. Lots
13. 14, 15, Morrison Add. Myrtle
Creek.
51430. Bill of sale. Clenbrook
Karma Co. to Riddle State Hank.
$319.33. Velie sport model car.
51431. Par. rol. Mtg. Cnipqua
Saving & Loan Ass'n to Leo ii.
Devaney et al. J 3.000. 38 M, page
547. lleg. at pt. on S. side Mosher
St. 66 ft. W. from intersection Klint
and Mosher St., being N.W. corner
tract conveyed by W. L. Dyslnger to
.1. W. Tollman, Vol. 67 D, page 379,
then W. along S. side Mosher St. 32.3
ft. S.. at right angles with Mosher
St. 142 ft., K. parallel with Mother
St. 32.5 ft. X. parallel with Flint
St. 142 ft. to beg.
51452. Assignment mtg. Agri
cultural Credit Co. to V. D. liraden.
33 M. nase 251.
51453. Assljn. mte. W. T. Ura
clen to I'n. Central Life Ins. Co. 33
M, 251.
51 454. Asslim. mtg. Bculah M.
(Jnnoung et vir to Jesse U. Clark. Lot
. sec. 11, lot 1. SKV4 NE14 and
XK14 ofSKVl. SW Vt NEVi sec. 14,
and claim 46, being parts sec. 11, 12.
13, 14. tp. 27-7, containing 353.13
ac, excepting part sold, beg. at S.E.
cor. H. Culver cl. 40. tp. 27-7, then
N. with E. line of cl., 44.23 ch. to
X.E. cor. cl., then W. with N. lino
cl. 17.63 ch., S. 44.25 ch. to S. linn
or., then E. with S. line cl. 17.63 ch.
to bog., con. 78 ac.
51455. W. I). Bculah' M. Can
oung to Jesse It. Clark Jr. $10. Same
as 51454.
51456. Aff. D. n. Ttodfield. 511).
page 199.
51457. W. r. J. W. Howard Sr.
to Matilda J. Adklns. $10. Lots 3!.
40. plat H, It. If. O. tracts. Be, nt
pt. 367 ft. N'. nnd 30 ft. east of S.W.
corner of lot 40. then E. 711.7 ft. ti
E. lino lot 39, then X, nlong E. linfi
X.E. cor. lot 39, then W. along X.
line lots 39, 40. to X.W. cor. lot 40,
then S. to pt. 30 ft. E. of X. end lino
bet. lots 40, 41. then S. parallel with
line bet. lots 40, 41, to )eg.. con.
10 ac.
51458. Masonic cemetery deed.
51459. Sheriffs deed. S. W.
Slarmer to (. W. Kimball. SVi NEH
lots 1, 2. sec. 4-27-3.
51460. Alf. O. V. Wimberly. 71
D, 363.
51461. W. D. W. W. Helms et nx
to II. O. England. $10. WViSWtt
see. 17-22-7.
51 462. W. T). J. J. Toolev to C.
E. Hannn. $10. Lots 6, 5, blk. 23.
Wnlte's Add.
51 463. Army discharge. Ilarrv
Smith.
511(14. Mtg. Elmer W. Elliott et
nx to Central Life Ins. Co. $1.00.
Beg. nt S.E. cor. XW'i scr. 14-22-6.
then X. 1 mile to center sec. u, thi n
W. 50 roads, s. 1 mile. E. 50 rods to
beg., con. 100 an. Also part W V,
NEW. sec. 14. lying W. of Elk Cr. j
nnd S. of Co. road bed. con. 15 a1.,'
liuhject to It. of W. S. 1". It., ci i.
112 nc.'
51465. Mtg. Elmer W. Elliott -a
John F. Kauiuian. $1.00. Same as
514 64.
51406. I. O. O. E. cemetery deed.
51467. Copy of article IV of by
laws of First Hank, lteedsport.
5145S. Sat. mtg. First Bank,
Heeilsport. to Auhur Widkor et ux.
3S M. page 502.
.Mtii'i. Itel. mtg. Emll Hose to
Zyll'a Weaver Briggs. 35 M. page 466.
51170. Mtg. Ermel Brigis to
State of Oregon. $3,000. lteg. Pt
pt. 14.57 eh. K. of S.W. cor. .lo'in
Kullerton don. cl. 5'-', sec. 22-23.
:'.-:. then X. 60 eh.. K. C.3-16 ch.. S.
10 eh. to S. line cl. 52, then W. aln.ig
S. Hue cl. 52 23.75 ch. to heg. Al? i
I'm. at X.W. cor. p-c. 23-30-5, then
S. 12.25 ch.. E. 15.13 ch.. X. 12.25 en.
to W., being port lot 1. sec. 23. Also
beg. nt S.ll. cor. sec. 22-:'0-5. t.ien
W. 8.23 eh.. X. 7.SS ch.. II. s.23 ch.
S. 7.SS ch. to l g.. being part lot 3.
sec. 2 2. con. 178 ac.
5H71. Mtg. Donald K. Balrd to
Oregon. $J.5tioi XW' SWV.seo.
17. K SK1. see. IS, tp. '.'" 6.
31472. Mtg. Leo n. I), vaney to
Oregon. $3,000. Sme as 51451.
TWELVE PORTRAITS.
Made bv the, KOSEBl'TtO STCDIO
will make 12 most acceptable Xmas
rifts. Phone 462 for an appointment.
Hell Sisters Bldg.
Self cmsclouincFS. lack of pobe.
poor English, are AFFLICTIONS that i
can be oM'rceme in the Dullness C.irls i
rlxs:es of Bertha Kluaboth HimIka j
Call or phone Heinline Consei vatory i
n'cardins tho new classes beginning
soon. j
R08eB(jna newhreview, Saturday. December g, 1922.
! POMMAVI'S mtlTISH ll.KI'T IN
! TlliKlSH WATK1LS
.;-:
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'.':.; J
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.''.If il
0" Ail 'i '
'iv;:', -
Vlxo-Ailiiilrnl Sir O. ill! 11. Bt'OCk
commands the immense British
fleet in Turkish sulci's.
lif-ACK UAT CAKE IX
NOVEL MELODHAM.l
Creenwlch Village lias been painted
In such glamorous tertas lu news
and fiction stories that a love story
with the "Villas-"' ns a setting ts
bound to pique the interest. Many
of the incidents of Charles A.
I.ogue's story, "The Amazing
Lovers," which has been made into
a picture for distribution by Ameri
can Releasing corporation, urder this
anie title, occur anil were filmed In
The Black Bat, a noted cafe In the
famous Bohemian quarter, and there
one may see neveral notable figures,
writers, artists, por ts, explorers anil
actors, who forefather after the day's
toil to exchange gossip or discus3
weighty topics or art. of religion, of
politics and what not. At Liberty
theater, tonight only.
rilAHLKS JONES' NEW
FILM CALLED WIXNEU
The new Fox production. "West of
Chicivgo." Btarrini? Charles Jones,
has according tr ndvnnce reports,
several outstanding features which
are sure to make tbi3 photoplay a
big success.
One of these Is Charles Jones' lean'
from a horse to the platform of ni
observation ir whU'i tho train In In
motion, a feat requiring a groat deal
of daring and tigilitv. and which is
certain to rufc a thrill to the most
blase nudien',e.
In an ither there is a no less ex
citing scene, but with a comic turn
to it. Jones, troubled by some men
who are up to sundry crooked nets, I
determines to put tho f"ar of Ood
into their souls. To accomplish this
he dresses tho part of a ghost, and
waylaying the lawbreakers en a lone- j
ly road at n't-M. causes them to do
a marathqn that would put the
world'o best runners to shame. !
The Mexican border, with all its
romantic surroundincs. furnishes the
l.aektrround for the story. ;
"West of Chicago" will show at
the Antlers theater tonight only. ;
"THE LANE THAT
HAI NO Tl'llXlXfi"
A hidden v ill, a wild chase after ;
n villain by the heroine, in nn old-'
fashioned carriage, a duel between i
the two principal male characters, i
a villain who could hardly lie ex-
celled In villainy thoso are a few ;
of the fenturei of Sir tlilhert Parker's ,
Paramount pi.-ture, 'The Lane That
Had Xo Turning," which is the nt- .
traction tenirht nt the Majestic !
theater. i
Much f;. v. ; able comment for the j
v ii.ir. .Vines Ayres, Is heard on
r'l sic .:in is charming and acts ,
in;-: rl ",y TV.i role she plays is a'
heavy and emotional one. Theodore ;
Kosloff, .Mahlon Hamilton, Frank :
Cnmpenu ar..l othors have the leading 1
mnle roles.
The story , oncerns the marriage of I
Madelinette to Louis, and his sup- '
posed inhei iti'iico of an old estate in
French Canadian products. He is In-
ft The finest Xmas
b"" c.ny woman
could give
or hope ts receive r.ro
lVJicr Kriishcs: H.ur
ro brush. Clutiu-s
Irtish, or r.ny one of
l!u rnnv
m rJ
H Fuller Bhjs?!cs
f m lor cither pcr.cr.;!l or
t ',0'..chold list's aj
vy ni.iry as yoti w.mt cr
Y.'t, ts fi'W as j-ou want,
end put tp in i.t'.rac;-
iic !uhy bo s
j n ?: far Chrisiortis
V Wri-. or rhonr ireto Cf-rnc
Vv, to ..f Loose r.-"- J out
Jf com. a it at to you.
J. B. CRARY
ITLLHR BMSH MAN
" ' Phont 50; M
' lured and deve-.ops ft hunchback, but
I ii. -f .iieV iiv htm until be hlm-
.-lf ends it and she marries Kuurnel,
the rightful owner of the Selgneury.
Victor Fleming directed the pic
ture, which offers every opportunity
to the star and the others In the
cast. It Is admirably produced.
I I'HOSIKl TOIIS .MEET IX ElfiFAE
I El'GEXE, Dee. 1. -District attor
ji'evs repr en'ing the 33 counties or
I i-,r..n tii he in Eugene Friday nnd
Saturday, December 13 and 16, to
:.U. nd the annual meeting of the
association, at which time officers
for the coming year will be elected.
The state session of the district ai-lorn.-vs
has generally been held at
Portland, but an exception has been
t.inde this year in order to give ttie
(' ii vr.-.iiy of Oregon law school
students an opportunity of attending
FOtne" of the sesisons and the niee
ii gs here are also expected to prove
of interest to the visiting members
of the Et.ite bar who may desire to
Inspect the law school.
Clyde X. Johnston, district attor
ney of Lane, is secretary-treasurer or
the state association, and Stanley
Mvers, district attorney of Multno
mah, is president. The program for
tho two-day session includes meet
ings both morning nnd afternoon, a
luncheon each day at noon, nnd a
banquet to be held one of the eve
nings.
Tlio regions of the asosciation oi
(Uclrl'l filfnrnnva held nrevioua to the
meeting of the state legislature have
generally proved to do or mucn in
terest, a3 during the conference mat
ters are discussed concerning legis
lation that the county officials be
lieve ahmild ho nrcsented to the state
law makers for action. It is ex
pected that at the Eugene meeting
much suggested legislation will be
l.ilr.m iin nnd Ihnt efforts will be
made to Interest tho legislature In
me program.
' Sir j.a:s!
TfSOU the first test for
. visional powsr to the
thorough examination of
your eyes and the final
prcstribing of glasses our
scwice is ic'dividiial.
Ctmiine interest in every
patient has given ns a
reputation for successful
fitting of glasses.
Bubar Bros.
m
Own a Gulbransen!
1 Why?
1. The one l'laycr-riano that
can be played easily.
i. Wilh the Instruction Kolls,
you can play correctly.
3. The workmanship is 0f the
best.
4. Ten Year Guarantee.
5. Price. sr-S-OO, fl'jo.OO, J6("l,
and J70V.C0.
6. Cur service department will
save you many dollars.
7. Our terms are sure to su,t
you.
o von Vr.ow of any Gulbransen
owner who is not sa'ified?
To roe and hear the Gulbransen
Is to want one.
Kccor.N for A'! M.uhines.
K.ills for All rijyers.
Ott's Music Store
noseburg, Ore
fi!ev:"'5
f INDIVIDUAL 1
I ATTENTION S
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Scene From David Bclasco's "The GtTd Diggeri,"
inunaay, December
NOTICE OF SALE OP GOVEUN-
meut Timber.Gviicrul LAna Olffce,
Waehinston, D. C, Nov. X. lit2. Not
ic ts hereby fciven that autjdci to tUe
ciauitii.a anu iiiiiitftUins ot iho Act ul
June 9, iJtt tiia I., ZLS), and tiiu iu
oiruetlotid vt lue ticurctary of law lu
Leriur ui j?uteuitor 11. 1317 (4ft i. u.
ii, Ulu tlUtUtr Ull tliu lullOWlUif iMtUS '
will be oid Lec;iiiur AJ, 1J2, u.i ly '
u cick& ft. in., ai public auction at tim
Culled blalt-'S lana uflec nt iiuSvLurjei,
uit-Kon, Lu itio i t ; f? n t bidUer at nut
tcaa t;ian tl.o apiaiAcU value as snown
try this aouce, saiu Lu be nubjci tu
tu approval ot the ticrelary vt tn
interior, iiiu purci.nau priuc, wnii au
ytars.
Ituui cuueus ut tbo lulled ttiaiva, um
boclatluns lu.li ltiKulll and uulpyiU
Liuua .jiKalilzed ui.Ucr li.e lii.vs ot Llie
cniiea o.uU't, ur uny matu, Turrltuiy
Mr uiau-icl tuico only. Lpon ai,ii
vuliuu ut a iiuulliled purchaser, llio
lii.itiLr on any luBul fcubuivisiou will
i..j otieruG euilariiLuiy buloiu beilii; In
ciuilcU la any office ol a larger unit,
'f. 31 It. 12 W., Sec. 13, Lot 14, iild
fir Z'ih M.. lot IS, Itcd l-'lr ii M., nuno
ot tbo 1' ir on tliuiiO lota to hit Hold lor
It'sa tiian $.t") per M. T. 23 b.. It. 11
IV. , tiec. 23, NE14 iNK'.i, ltd Kir 4Uo M
VVnlte J-'tr 2J0 M., Wtilte :c-uar 33J Al.,
Ked Cedar Si M., N'K'i NKV lt-d 1' ir
3i.a M., While Fir 00 ii.. Wl.lte 'Jedar
3J M., SKi. Nl'lH Hell Kir 616 M., White
Kir 30 M., 'While Cedar 410 il.; Nli
iW' lted I'll 4!u Al., White Cudur
lt,o '.'l.; Ue.t Cedar ir. At.; KWV. SVl'to,
ltuil I'll' loO Al., WllllB t'edur 10.", Al.,
Hid Cedar 10 Al.; KWfc SW W Hud Kir
;j Al., White i ir 140 At.. White Ceddr
MS At., 8KH 8V'.i. Ued Kir l M.,
V. 'lllte Kir 10 Al., Tvbite Cedar 4S.i At..
l:.d Cedar IS M.: NK'A Hod Kir
Uoi At., WUte Kir 25 At., White Cedar
i5 Al.; SWi, SE14 Ked Kir S-0 M-.
White Fir Hi At.. White Cedar 2a5 Al.;
Sl'ly, SKl-i Ited Kir 12oO At., White Cc
d:ir .175 At.. K.d Cedar 20 Al.; none of
the tlmbi-rs on tiieso trncts to be fold
tor less than Jl.iO per Al. for tlio lt -.l
Fir: $.0 per' Al.. for tho While Kir;
14.00 per At. for the White Cedar and
11.S0 per AL for tiie K"d Cedar. T. IS
S., It. S W .. See. J5; N W'V, NV!t Red
Fir 1050 !.. yellow fir soil At., lied Ce
dar :0 At.. Heuilo.'k 50 M.. none of tW;
timber en this tiaet to be sold for lvs
than 1.75 per At., for the Fir nnd J1.00
Ikt At., for the Cedar and Hemlock.
T 15 S.. It. 2 W., fceo. 35, NW1'4 SW'i
Hid Kir 202 il.. Cedar B Al., SW'i
SU'i lied Fir 2. '05 At., nono of ttie
timbor e:i ttise tracts to be sold for
lci.s than SI. IS per Al.. for tile Fir and
j 1.00 ner Al., for the Cediir. T. 21 S.,
It " W See. 27, Lot II. Red Fir 40 At.,
iVilar :7" At.. Hemlock 1 :t it Al.: Lot 14.
Red Fir 1400 At., Ce.lnr 310 Af.. llcm
loek 130 Al.. none of the tltnher on th. se
traeti to be sold for less than $1.50
oor M.. for the Fir; 1.00 per At., for
the Cedar and $.50 per Al., for the Hem
lock. . .
Aetlntc Commissioner, General Land
O'fii-e.
tPlCXFlD) GEO. Ft. WIOKHAAL
"DEFORE you sign an appli
L' cation for life insurance
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HOTEL UMPQUA
"Itosobnrg's FlresL"
NF.W AND SKMlKltM
The peoplo of DoukIbs county
are Invited to mitko their hed
Qunrters hem.
W. J. WEAVER, rrop.
Winter
Suits
Cleaned
You'll want those lieavy
Earments cleaned have
us dry clean them now.
OUR AUTO WILL CALL
PHONE 277.
udditioiial emu of one-iiiih or wio per f ,
lowed, must be deposited at uino vt J CtV UDitVtiii
uie, nionuy to be itturntd U aulc la nut i tVff I el fl
rtipro.ea, omul vlso paletit will isaina 1 1 I l'lfrl
lui Uie Ui.iber wliic h must be lAiuoveu f C.A
wiiliiu tt'ii itars. iiids will be received i f.'T ff
PROFESSIOKAin
Physician. Sif
PHOXE
For prompt Mda!ia(
Bonded Cuie
VALET SHINING PAU
H.Ctsdr,
Home Piiw (S
Bargains!
Business
Properties
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